Till; HKK: OMAHA, ILhSUAl. MAKLli 21, Hill.
10
REAL ESTATE
KltH AMI RANCH LAU FOB Ml"
lovea naltnard.
SOME iSaIvGAI'N'S
0 ars. !M In cultivation, balance In
limlwr. tlond Kiherta peach orchard, "4
trees: Rood sppl on hard. JoniOian and
S in tap: now In bearing;. A lair a good
family orchard of peaches, spples and
rherrip. (jood huuw, bain, outbuildings,
rlstern- and sond drilled well and pond.
Ih i la i olndld fruit and dairy prt.poal
Hon. a HI lea tram Koshkonoug, par
acta.
Another
tll acre, 5i miles from Knshkonnng. Si
a. -res In cultivation, house, barn and good
clptern; a few fruit tree. Splendid
lartncmalp wtil In linn caa net rood water
in la IS feet, tiood frui. and agricultural
proposition. o per acre.
f Another
124 arie. 5 mile from Koshknnong. light
In tho gieat fruit district, fr acres In cul
llvotton: family orchard of peaches, appiea,
(ears anil cueine. alau plum orcii.tnl.
House, tarn and other .outbuildings. Mal
ance not In cultivation, but Id vary good
timber, 2) per acre.
J. COCKBUKN &S0N,
:;i 15 1 Manhattan Bids;. Dea Moine.a.
FOK BALE OR FXCHA.VOE-FIn in
ter farm in Pocahontas county, Iowa. 1
rnlloe, from town. This Is a flrst-cla.-s
larm. all tiled; ha good Improvement
Fries, $110 per acre; mortgage ls,0n0. $ or 10
ears' time; will take $t,uoi in gm-d. clear
property and $n.oii In cash on I Ins farm
our property must actually be worth the
money, or no use to monkey with It Tlila
is the cash price on the farm. It la no old
Hading farm, ao ih property you offer
must be gilt-edge. We don't handle any
thing but first-class deals, and this ia one
of them. Submit your proposition. Wood
ard Lind Company, Uowrie. la.
A SNAP Only drug ator In a dry town
(after July 1) of 600; reason, sickness: stock
about ti.K: will pay for Itself first year;
must b cash. C. &. Moody, Ionia. la.
MONET-MAKING, summer resort ho
le), with acres of ground; hotel alone
cost over $100,000; very finely furnished and
jr. clear, Iiakota land preferred. -
Finely Improved Mexico rubber and cof
fee plantation, valued at $M),000; clear and 4
pays aivioenas on ejw.ww; guou property
wanted. Box 664, Wlmerset. la.
APPLE-orchards and poti'try farina, not
far from lea Molnea, near Colfax inter
urban. William Case beer. AKoona, la.
WELL. Improved farm of 210 acre In
Lyon county, Kan. Six miles from Ad
mire. Will aell cheap If taken by March
29, Add reus Lock Box 364, Uregory. 6. U.-
WHT GO TO THia DRT BELT
when you can buy Just as cheap where we
have plenty of rain J 320 A., 1 mil from a
town of ttuO. only 16 miles from Sallna;
nearry all good plow land, part good alfalfa
land: all fenced and well and mill; fin
location. Prlcu. $24 per A. The Central
Kansas Real Kstai Co.. Sallna. Kan.
THE farmer's or Investor's opirtumty.
S2A acres level Stanton county, Kan., land,
well located, $10 per acre; $5 per acre
down, balance In semi-annual payments ot
$1 per acre; Interest, i per cent. Clias. K.
Hoffman, Syracuse, Kan.
KANSAS farm ranch, 1,800 i-vem; 400
acres In cultivation; good pastJ"-: all un
der fence and cross-fence: mem. rn ll-room
house; first-class Improvements; running
water and timber; eater power. Investi
gate about this farm. 40 Hall 13ldg , Kan
sas City, Uo.
FOR BALE 160 aeres wheat, com or
alfalfa land in Harper county, Kansas,
halt mile from town; if aold soon, $4.uuo.
Hugh Conner, Hutchinson, Kan.
TWO KANSAS BARGAINS.
160 acres, Harvey county, i miles to
town; well Improved; house, barn, orchard,
fenced, etc.; 100 acres In cultivation; all
tillable; V'.iM.
160 acres, Reno county; all tillable;
fenced; 75 acrea In cultivation; 4 mllea to
town. Price, $i.M0, Charles Peterson.
Hutchison. Kan.
' BARGAIN IN A KANSAS HOME.
RtlCD, U 1 Ill "WW V. W Bill. UU.UUI'UlllS,
well and windmill; 1,'tO acres cultivated; 50
acrea In wneat; fenced; smooth, rich soil,
all tillable. Pries, $26 per acre; terms.
Landgraf fc Darby, Garden City, Kan.
ONE-TENTH CASH. BALANCE UABT.
Fine lots la Plains, lll.w to $60; most
rapid growth, population should double In
a year; elecurio light, telephones, modern
Improvements: main Una railway; get In
on ground floor and profit In advance; aend
Tor plat, jonn w. uufoou, i-iains.
Kas.
atiamaeotat.
FOR MAPS AND VALUABLE INFOR
MATION LM REGARD TO NORTHWEST-
KRN MINNESOTA LAND. "THE LAND
THAT GROWS FLAX," WHITE TO
KENNEDY LAND. LOAN AND Kb. ALT 1
CO., KENNEDY, MINN.
TWO SNAPS.
400 at tea land on mile from depot at
fit. James, Watonwan, county, Minn. Good
buildings. Can all be cultivated. Will take
120 acres North Dakota land at right value,
(I tsUu cash; balance long time at C per cent
ITt per acre.
For Kale 114 acres1 all under cultivation
cn mile from city .imlta of St. Peter,
VUnn., ra buildings. M per acre.
MOREHAKT sV ATCHISON.
Mankato. Minn.
IN Minnesota they grow wheat. In
Omaha they niak flour Updike's Pride of
Omaha flour. If J. F. Mclxne. Florence.
will bring this ad to The Bee within three
days and Identify himself he will receive
an ordor lor a 13-pouna sack ot this Hour
ISLE Harbor farm for sale. A 700 acre
stock farm located Vk mile from town on
south shore of Mills Lacs lake, Mills Laos
county, Minnesota. In the land ot the
big red clover. Also 1.2 acres unimproved
limber and meadow land. Writ Dr. Jfi.
1.. Hawes, Mankato, Minn.
BIOGEUT - bargain In Minnesota. 16
seres, cultivated; ail lanced; good build
ings. Had river valley, near Crookston
miied, only $6,MQ, with 10 cows. Konkle,
owner. Lumber Exuuangs. Minneapolis.
Minn
IN Minnesota they grow wheat. In
Omaha they make flour I'pdlke's Pride of
Omsha flour. If Mrs. Anna Kaufftman.
ux So 16th St., will bring this ad tOTh
Bee within three days and Identify her
self she will receive an order tor a twelve-
pound sack of tuts (lour.
Bl'aiNEPS men ot Ulendlv. Mont., hat-
orsamxeo. ior ins purpose or giving re
liable inrormation concerning ianda In
eastern Montana. The member of the
tiDderalgned company have resided in
(astern Montana tor SO years and mote
ana Know every loot or us lands. They
are merchants and business men who want
aettlera and your trade and cannot afford
to mislead. Notwithstanding last years
aroum uooiinft was one of the fe
stales mat raued ordinary crops Iri Una
Have several thousand acrea fur sale at
reaaonaoie prices. Homestead located.
"thi u. uiii v-ity una company,
MluaarL
COLONIZATION ru-onoaltion: M.POn r..
beat colonisation rropcultlon In south MIs-
eourl, 1 nines to isilroad. I.40u-acra Im
I roved stock ranch, all under fence; other
tracts, vtru ior price, a. b. w hillock.
mrou arse, mo.
-40 ACRES. tl.UO.
:0 a, IHuilM Co , Mo., to a. consider-
aoie vaney lanu. cultivated, IM acres iiui
ber; good spring water, some orchard, t-
lYhtni houae, lars new frame barn, other
out building. Terms. Write for lists, Halley
4. spuriock.. Ail. aio.
IF ONE wishes an enjoyable evening g
in the American theater, if Charles H
Thotcher, Howard Bt., alll bring thl
ad to the Bee within three daya ,
Identify - himself he will receive an order
lor two Beat to to American theater
w a . rarg e room house, large tiara
texa IM a. adjoining the above, 4-room
hous. new barn luH. Will Mil together
r earai. iw a. near Auiviiie, lai g
nous n oarn. a mwi couoirv home
I nee llos per acre; eah or term. W alter
l. lane. Higginsviu. sso.
FOR SALE 1 a art 4 mile from Leo
anon, on putllo road; lie good; so in cul
tttktian; rest timber; fair improvement,
o .J well and apriug; fenced and croee
fenced: orcnard; ttear at hool on pubu
road. R. r. I. ana telephone; prlc -a pr
ere. jr. K- Cari. Lebaaoa. Mo.
FOR CALK luo-acr (took and grala
farm. ie In suluvatlon; suO acrea
valley and buiioin land; all rich oil. Tw
iis ot Improvements; $ts per acre; es
terma Lars' list of Improved farms i
twrnty counties, southern Missouri, tut!
ttcalty Co., Cuiug u, fconsgfield. Ma
REAL ESTATE
MltM Al KAMI II kA.tU FOR IAI.E
,
Mliaiiirl ontlnaeil.'
HOWKI.I. ' ' , Mo. farms and ranches,
cheap. Iti an!t tile, koshunong. Kiherta
lea h land and orchards. Ask for
Ho lii. Weft I'lalns. Mo,
list.
.Vebraaka.
FOR SALE
VALUABLE LAND
Tin- sale, xl acres fine twin land, five
miles mint l.'rrston. Neb.; good Improve
ment and well farmed, all of section 24 In
township 21, n. or r. 1. cRst, Stanton county,
and of 25. Fame description, at the fol
lowing prices:
N. K. ' of 21, $110 per a- re.
N. K. ' of '24. $115 per acre.
M. W. '4 of 24. $110 per acre,.
H. K. of 24, ll'-i per acre. "
N. K. of 2n, 111'! iter acre.
Terms: All or half cash, balance one or
i tlirto years at H per cent Interest. Address
Mrs. Mary J. l.amh, 42oi Julian bt., Den
ver, L'olo.
l.OO-ACRE ranch for sale, $:D per acre,
two-thirds cash, remainder five years.
per cent interest; all fenced, good Improve
ments, f or articular write Kraok bchula,
Norfolk. Neb.
NKBKASK.V fanners enjoy an evening
st the American theater. If Mrs. J. W.
Mclionald, lS2i Kinney St . will bring this
ad to The Hce within three days and
identify herself she will receive an order
for two seals to the American theater.
NKH11ASKA farmers enjoy an evening
at the American theater. If Mrs. A. M.
fluff. LOJi; Francis tt. . will bilnr this ad
to The Bee within three days and Identify
herself she will receive, an order for two
seats to the American theater.
POSSESSION (JIVEN
MR. FARM Kit, STOCKMAN. DAIRT
M A N OR 1NVKSTOK: lo you wish to
make money off an Investment? If so,
here we are.
lftO-acre fHrm within less than ml. of So.
Omaha nmrket and within J' mi, of Mil
lard. I.'ouylas county.
Tills Is well improved with good 7-r.
house, large rooms, bay window. Kood cel
lar tbrlckeil), plenty of closets, paniry, etc.;
2 porches, barn 32x44, room for 12 head, be
sides haymow for 40 tons, corn crib, gran
ary with machine shed alongside and nu
merous other bulldingij; extra good or
chard, etc.
This land lays well and the soil Is good.
This is not a $1.'0 per acre (aim, but It
has the making, eventually, of a $200 per
acre farm. The price is $100 per acre. It
will take from $!.ft0 to $7,0o0 cash to swing
this, brtl. time. Might take veryv small cot
tage In Omaha or South Omaha as part
payment. Uootl reason why It Is for sale.
Remember the Improvements are In good
shape and worth uulte a few thousand
dollars and tho soil Is good and further
more possession Is given. II you mean
business and can swing it, It Is well worthy
Investigation.
OR1N 8. MKRRILL COM PA NT, AOENTd.
1213-1214 City Nat's Uanx BldsT.
FOR RENT Several acres of land In
Nebraska or Iowa to party who can prove
that there Is a better flour made than
'pd Ike's. If Mrs. O. F. McCumber, 40ti3
harles St.. will bring this ad to The Bee
within three days and Identify herself she
111 receive an order for a 12-pound sacn oi
this flour.
AVITlllN 135 MILES OF
OMA1IA MARKETS
1.120 acres located In the rain belt of
eastern Nebraska: will produce clover.
bltitsgrass and alfalfa; corn Is raised on all
sides of this land. Price for quick sals,
15 per acre.
VV. J.' Dermody Investment Co.,
1614 City National Bank Bldg., Omaha. Nab.
Nebraska land sells well. It produces
good crops, fine randy.- it Byron Hastings,
3J24 Harney St., will bring this ad to The
Bee within three days he will receive an
order tor a 60c box of O'Brien a delicious
candy.
FOR bargains In cheap western land
often eheap; 640 acre relinquishments. Ad
dress J. C. Bejalna, Whitman. Neb.
ARNOLD REALTY CO . Fullerton, Nbv
FOR SALE email farm, blocks from
depot and 3u miles from Omaha. Inqulr
Ueorg Urush. Ml 8. Mth. Tel. Doug. 637.
JkortJt Dakota.
WRITE right now tee ramphlet. "Baf
crops In North Dakota." Fiv-yar, 4 per
cent mortgage notes for tale. 1' arms cash
or crop payment. Stat Bank ot Verona.
Verona, im. u.
SOLICITORS WANTED.
I wn and control about (.000 acre of
choice farm lands In )urllgh and Kidder
Co., No. Dak., and want H good representa
tive, other need not acpiy. Bat ot rel-
erence. W. Jv. Runay, Land U,vunot.
Ulainarck. N. U.
UPDIKE'S Pride of Omaha Is Omaha
flour. Omahans prefer It. If Paul C. Mc
Kee, S3U Larimore Ave., will bring this ad
o 1 lie Bee within three daya and Identify
himself lie will receive an order for a 12-
pound sack ot thl fine flour.
NORTH DAKOTA LANDS Hav
limited amount of cholo fxrm land for
sal on crop payment furnishing seed for
sam. For particulars writ Frank
Kellogg. Jamealown. N. D.
! Me slew.
AN OPPORTUNITY.
You can mak 8U0 Dr cans profit In flv
years on woieiax county. In. m.. Irrigated
fruit land. Yotl run no risk whatever.
Sold In flv-cr tracts, and cultivated for
flv year by expert fruit grower. Writ
for special information. This la an abso
lutely safe investment that will nt you
big profit. McNeal, U4-U Flnaac Bid..
causa viiy, mo.
Uklaaaasa.
I EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
fisid for price and descriptions of farma
tra tttoui. ctuaiiitig. ukia.
it ACRES Canadian bottom land: Us
acrea In cultivation; ail second bottom, .un
excelled for corn and alfalla; So acres In
Bermuda grass, balance paslur and soma
Umber; two sets of Improvements; tins
barn; outhouses and orcbaid; u miles from
National slock yards, Oklahoma City;
nules to a good town; prlc $ai per acre;
tsy terms, campoeii. uynum s uiiea.
Campbell Bldg., Oklahoma City, Ok!
FOR bAlu ia Knabal Co., im acre o
black cbocolat land, 4 mil south ot
billing. Okl.. In the Anteiup vaiisr.
sidna hedge and 1 aid wlr, with Liu acre
brok out and the balance la pasture lota.
i chard ana garun; i-roona aoua. pii
tared, papered, cellar underneath; all ia
good shape; barn, MxM, room tor tons
f hay. room for I horses crib, tool h4
and bay fork., complete; 1 good granaries
with driveway through cntr, wul aol4
t,uu0 bushsi of grain; tbsa Building and
all other building ar painted aad la maad
shap; LOuH locust poaia. ov fruit thr, 4
well, i cisieiu. ftieuiy hi uir. ittm la
tvi fai'in and no wast land on It; tin)
cajl o Liu us uv m wwwa, T tu tiv yeara.
at reaaonaol lntrt. . M. BeaUo.
Iuua. va.
Orcsss,
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
40.000 acre on new line Oregon Truck
railway. ( m per acre, 1.jO par acre caan.
balance ten year per cent.
OKKUON LAND 4t Tl T Lt. CO. Porllaad.-
swetk Uaavula.
EASTERN south Dakota farm. The
gaiueu spot of the atal. I'rice $j to $o4
an ore. rite tor maps, lists, atu. Bieoui
tt Martin, watartown. av v.
ViCAitiCrt section; tour mile to
tustellln; ioi:uig; good soil; small stable
aell. No tiouae, $ for iUick aal. Rea
oublo terms Owner. W. J. Duggw.
aiuiu. r. u.
THE LAND OF ALFALFA At 414
$ per acre. A w homestead relinquish
nieni at .w to fr-.uou. i iiua ssu per acr
without lrrlgaiioo. Addr Waiter av
liaynea. OeliKha B. U.
tuO-ACRE farm, nine miles from Onldh,
fenced. Un buildings, good wtl lu tu
v a. iea under plow, iil pr act, liruu.
H wood Nelkou, Ould. S. D.
lft ACRES. 4 mil from Hot Springs,
6 D . 100 acres tillable, all ftacd, amail
koua 4 acre broa. $ii par acr. ttuu-te
Land Co.. Mot Spring, a. ix
FOR CALF.-Thr ebole Improved
tarn. no ixl 420 acrs la Turnar
rouiay, bouth Lasota. at u4 10 $. par acr.
tasy lei u.a liuutlt Laad Ageaviy, Marios.
S- L,
REAL ESTATE
FARM AID IMMII I. A M IOB SALE
Soath llllitla lonlliiied.
IMPROVED farms and wild lands
Roberts county, South lskota. I'rlces M
o $.& per acre. Write to John A. Munio
a Co., WilmoUx Koberis County, euula
Dakota
tUt ACBE8, fair Improvements. ( miles
from station. 2w aires tillable. trout
streams and timber;- $18 acre, easy terma
Belle Fourths Kealty Co., fcel.e Fourcbe,
tti the world as ou uo
through that O Bi ien s Is the be.st candy- to
Itjiy. If Mm. J. J. Hannitihan. .127 South
3,th i f-t.. will bring this ad to The Hee
within three das she will receive an order
for a Wc box of It.
1 exass.
8TOP. RKAD, THINK
00 srrea rich black hog wallow land:
17 miles west of Houaton. 2 miles from
Missouri City, only US. Beautiful farm.
60S acres, k mllea Houston, thoroughly
drained, on graded road; not an aore of
poor land In it, $0. 1-arge tracts for col
onliatlon. U H. Bailey, 601 Bins Bldg.
Houston. Texas.
IS6 ACRK8 Braxos bottom; railroad sta
tion on land; $26; terms. 600 acres fins blaclc
pralrie; depot three miles; $26 per aore;
terms Address the owner. Dr. C 8. Pres
ton. Houston. Tex.
SAN PATRICIO CO.
J.im) acres near Odem ; $30 00
710 acres near Odem "4 'W
1.700 acres near Taft $;ii.W
l.foO acres near Taft .-$JS.(s)
J. I. COOK ft CO..
Slnton. Texas.
Itah.
77 ACRF.S.of splendid fruit land rfll-
Ing two large apple orchards, between 8,-ilt
ana wgaen. rrire. . lljU Der acre.
vram Balrd. New WlniKrr it,.tei .it
Lske City. Utsh.
FOR SALE A 6,n00-acre colonisation tract
on the railroad, less than W miles from
Bait Lake City; also several smaller 'dn
farms," and some good orchard landa it
W. Rosa p. M. Leu I. l.'tan.
WIseoAsla.
FOR SALE Farm 2,'tO seres grain and
stock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture
xtenaing to river, tome good oak tim
ber. For particulars address Charles
Allen, Lynxvlile. Wis
EIGHTY acres, Burnett county. Wis
consin; 65 cultivated; good buildings,
mower and rake. Village 1 mllea. $2,700:
part time. A. U. Kibbe, New Rlobmond.
Wis.
Wyoming.
FOR BALE
16.000 acres. Laraml Co.. Wvo . In the
Golden Pralrl district, all fenced; several
hundred acres under cultivation; stocked
with sheep and cattle at present; will sell
with ranch; will dlvld and axchajag for
eastern Neb. or Iowa farma
J. T. BELL. OWNER,
Cheyenne. Wyo.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
We have several customers for property
ranging In price from $1,000 to $6,0u0 located
In West Farnam and llanscora Park Dis
tricts. International Land & Investment
Co. Write or Phone us.
WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS.
Hav you anything to offer th farmer
ef lowar Any cheap land for higher priced;
g gnri raarcnandl ator ior land, or
say kind of an xchangT Or hav yn
oui land, you want to aell for cash? Th
on paper that reaches th Iowa farmer
Is th De Moines Capital: 43.000 olrcuiatio
dally; rat singl Insertion, l cent a word;
six Insertions, 4 cents a word. Das Motn
Daily Capital. Dss Moines. I a.
FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE
V a. exchange Dronartlea of uierlr H H.
Culvar. 4U-U4 K. Y. Lit a Dougla IstA
FOR BALE An extra good ouarter of
land close to Wood River. Nebraska, in the
famous Wood River valely; will take In ex-
cnang small property in good town or
small stock of goods. Brown V Griffin,
Cairo, XNebraska.
1000 ACRES central Kansas: L200 acres
eastern Kansas, to exchange for land, city
property and merchandise. U. G. Albert,
Lincoln, Neb.
DRUG stock and building for sale or u
change for land. Address Y 107. care Bee.
FOR sale or Trade A good saloon In
Nebraska. Address 11. Hafner, Butte, Nab.
TO EXCHANGE A choice running stock
or merchandise, invoice about 16, into, want
Minnesota larm. Address Box 68, Here
ford, Colo.
160-A.. Sterling. Colorado: water rlirhta
iroui river ana. reservoir: want uniana res
idence not to exceed $7,000. Addreas King,
Arcade Bldg., Des Moines.
IOWA LAND FOR SALI0 OR TRA DM.
Don't buy a farm till you se me. John
Carlson. Box 18, Adair, Iowa..
800-A.. Weld county. Colorado: encum
tuance $2,600; price, $16 per acre; want
mnae.. income or drtms tor eauitv. Art
dress King, Arcade Bldg., Des Moines.
FOR SALE or exchsna-e for Nebraska
is no at same value. 31.600 stock of shoes
Address Y-121. Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to horn owners and horn build.
rs. witn privilege ox soaking partial pay
mania seau-annuaiiy.
W. H. THOMAS,
603 First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
always on hand and for sale at amounts
from $Ju0 to $3.w0.
BENSON & MYEliS,
412 New York Life Bldg.
OMAHA property and
Nebraska lands
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
1016 Omaha Nat.
CHEAP MONEY.
Representing the penn Mutual IJf In.
Co., with asset ot over Iili.0v0.0o0, I am
prepared to accept all the good loans of
fered on Improved Omaha real atat.
Business and residence loans mad without
oeiay.
THOMAS PRENNAN.
City National Bank Bids.
LOW RATES, PEM18-CARLBERO CO..
810-413 Brandel Theatar ttiug.
WANTED City loans snd warrants,
Farnam Smith A Co., llM Farnam 6U
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FHINZkK,
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Inveatment Co.
8100 to $10,000 mad promptly, jr. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., but and Farnam.
GARVIN BROS., td floor N. Y. Ufa $60$
to 41UU.00O un Unproved property. No !
STEAMSHIPS
UN
ff-lstursseue gu LAwreoee Sot.
Wsakly Sstllitss Iress
sloVTRgAb 1U UVKHI'OOU OLA BOO W
" Lo.nLmjN. UaVitg, ri
fovtAiaaiiy (rota
PHILJIDBLPH1A an BOSTON t OLjLSOOW
4iaadi4 tatr. sbortest misssw We
aar luulwar aceat.
CO.. OwmisI Asla
l,i Jscaau Blvd.. Lluu.
WANTED TO BUY
btsr uric paid fur 3d hand fumltur.
earoata. clothing and shosa tcL a ViL
t.ADIFS want to buy It. but It I given
away at Th te that s u linen s delicious
sue randy.
If Mrs. J. A. Mclntyr. 3IK Wool worth
Av.. alll bring this ad to Th Bee within
the next three dvs she will receive an
order to her confectioner for a pound ot
thi delk'toua candy.
WANTED to Buy A first clsuta Jersey-
cow. Will P fancy price for one
which t fresh, gentle and glvea a good
supply of mils Address q.iur. A. B. C
bUKk Yards station, couth Omaha.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTB.D to rent, barn, near lth end
Webster, for horse and wagon. Call Doug
las 4'i)2.
HOAflD and room desired In private
family by two gentlemen. Two connecting
pleasant Hkhiis. H-8S7, Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITIO. . by thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper and accountant; good refer
ences. Address B 77a. Be.
POSITION as nght watchman; sober and
r. liable. G-7,s0. Bee.
PRACTICAL NURSE. Webster 1114.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES ,
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTKR
mastcr. Fort Omaha, Nebraska,
March 10, 11'11. Sealed proposals,
in triplicate, will be received here until 11
o'clock a. m . central standard time, April
in. I'.'ll, for construction of an extension to
the electric lighting system at Fort Omaha,
Nebraska. Full Information furnished on
application. V. S. reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. Envelopes containing
proposals to be marked "Extension to Elec
tric Lighting System," and addressed to
Captain W. L. Clarke. Constructing quar
termaster. Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
M.10-11-20-21A5-8
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a 3:44 pm
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Jl:36 pm
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a 7:00 am
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a 4:44 am
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Italian Cabinet
Steps Down at Rome
Resignation of Memberi Takes Place
Following Stormy Debate Over
Reforms.
ROME, March SO. The resignation of the
Italian cabinet has followed stormy de
bates In the chamber of deputies over the
proposed electoral reform. This ministry,
of which Lulgl iAzzatti was premier, was
formed March 31. 1910.
Hie action of th ministry Is regretted
here, occurring as It comes, on th eve of
tho Inauguration of the exhibition which
take place on March rr. Th tear Is ex.
pressed that the celebration win now hav
to ba carried out, not only without th
premier, but without th mayor a well,
owing to th threat of a municipal crisis.
NOTED PAINTER IS DEAD
Braest Crafts, Ker ml Royal
Aradeany, Paasea Away la
I.4s.
LONDON, March -Ernest Crofts, R.
A , the noted painter and keeper of the
Royal academy, died today.
Krnest Crofts was born In Yorkshire in
1847. His first picture, "A Retreat; Ep
ode of th German-French War," was ex
hibited In the Royal Acaden.y In 1874. His
historical paintings range over k wide
period and deal generally .with military
subjects. ,
Dyaamtte Wrerks Halldlag
as completely a cough and cold wreck
lungs. Cur them quick with Dr. King's
New Discovery. 60o and $1.00. For sale by
Ueaton Drug Co.
QUESTIONS SCHOOL FUND BILL
Stull Calls Attention to Fending
Measure on Investment.
HE WARNS . AGAINST DANGEIvS
Declare Provisions of Amendment
No Before l.ealslatnre Vtssld
Make- Bad Raalaea l'o
alble. That the effect of a measure pending In
the legislature at Lincoln governing the
Investment of moneys In the slate school
fund In not realised by the taxpayers of
the various subdivisions thst will lisve
bonds to sell and of the school districts
that should have the benefit of the In
crease In asserted by those who have
looked Into the subject. The bill alms to
authorise, the state board to sell present
bond holdings In order to reinvest In Ne-,
bra si; a securities.
Speaking of the bill. William Stull, th
Investment broker, says:
"What 1 wish particularly to call atten
tion to Is the report that an amendment
already made provides that the Board of
Educational Lands snd Funds shall, In the
event this bill becomes a law, be compelled
to deal directly with the Issuing authori
ties. "This sounds like an echo of the Mosher
Bartley . regime. This was the plan
adopted by that elegant coterie, and C.
W. Mosher dictated what municipalities
and individuals should sell bonds to the
board.
"One or two instances will Illustrate the
practical workings of the plan. A certain
county In northern Nebraska Issued bonds
bearing fl per cent Interest. The bonds
were 'advertised, numerous bids were re
ceived and they were finally sold to B. A.
Kean & Co. at par or a little less. The
tjpnds were sent to the Fourth National
bank of New York to be delivered to the
purchaser. The purchaser was unable to
take them up, so they were left in the
hands of that bank, subject to the pur
chaser's order for several months. Dur
ing this tlma they were offered for sale
to pretty nearly every investor or bond
broker In the country. I advised the mem
bers of th sttte board that I would sell
and deliver to them these bonds at par
and Interest. T was told that they did not
care to buy. However, after becoming
weary of waiting, the county ordered the
bonds returned from New York. These
bonds were cancelled, bearing not 6 per
cent Interest, but 5 per cent Interest, were
ssued and turned over to this board at
par. Had they purchased tne original
bonds from Mr. Kean the Income from
this source to th school funds would have
been increased 20 per cent during the life
ot the loan.
"Again, Douglas county issued something
like $150,000 road bonds. These were offered
by the board to local parties, as well as
eastern bond houses, at par, but the mar
ket did not Justify the purchase. No bond
house could afford to buy them. Finally,,
after several weeks' delay, the representa
tive of one of these bond houses, came to
Omaha, arranged with th county board
to take the bonds and Inside of forty-eight
hours had arranged with the Board of
Educational Lands and Funds to buy them
at an advance over the price received by
the county, as I remember, of About $10,000.
In each case the loss to the state and the
permanent school fund, was about the
same, from which It will be seen that
whether cr not the deal was made through
a broker or direct wltb the county was im
material.
Amendment Da Barer on.
The proposed amendment would simply
legalize this 'system which has already
proved so disastrous to these funds, and
open the door for fraud.
While we hear numerous protests against
our high taxes, and especially taxes 101
school purposes, few seem to real lie that
because of the maladministration of these
funds, the Income therefrom, which lowers
these taxes equal to the total apportion
ment has been from 16 to 26 per cent per
annum less than they should have been
less than they would have been, had com
mon honesty and ordinary business ability
been applied by the Board of Educational
Lands and Funds during the years past.
Though I do not Intend to reflact upon the
good Intention or honeaty of any member
of the boards sonce Nebraska school and
municipal bonds became a legal Investment
for the permanent school fund, I do not
hesitate to say that had ordinary business
ability been exercised In the purchase of
the bonds during that time, the Income
could have been Increased at least 10 to 15
per cent per annum. Not simply for the
few years past, but for the years from
five to twenty, during which the bonds
so purchased have to run.
"The board during the last two or three
years, has taken the position that it had a
right to say what municipalities and school
districts should sell bonds to the state of
Nebraska. Not only that, but In taking
the bonds from these favored districts and
municipalities, they have utterly Ignored
the price cf such bonds on the market.
While school districts Nos. 4 and 64, Doug
las county, Were glad to sell their S per
cent bonds at par and Intercut or less.
School dltrlct No. 5 of Douglas county.
could Issue and sen to tne scnooi runds
a 4'i per cent bond. Why? Certainly the
bonds of these former districts are In every
respect as good as that of District No.
6. While thi school district of Ralston
that Issued $3,000, bearing i per cent Inter
est, was very glad Indeed to. sell them
par, I find among the Investments made
by the board during th last eighteen
months such items as thess:
P. D. No. 34, Oreeley county $wo
8. D. No. , Oreeley county t 7i0
S. D-joM. Greeley county 700
all bearing only 4Vj per cent Interest.
What Raeora Show.
'Th exmlnatlon ot the list of bonds
Issued by the towns throughout the state
for water, lighting and other purposes dis
closes a worse shewing. On finds thou
ssnds and thousands of dollars of these
bearing only 4 per cent Interest, that
could not possibly have been sold In the
' . .. - . t . 1 . . c . .
open maraei av 1 r cem ano
th most of them could not nave been old
at t per cent, if they could at 4 per cent
Interest. But assuming that the board
could hav bought them at no better than
6 per cent Interest, the Income would have
been Increased 10 per cent per annum,
and as most of thee bonds run twenty
years the ultimata loss to ths permanent
school fund will. In the aggregate, be equal
to th face of the bond so purchased. If
the proposed amendment become a law
a position on that bArd .will mean a possl-
Stiff Joints
become elastic and pliant by using
LIMMEMT
. PHmmt, ., Oc, mmd 91. OO.
S tzr
"Aa a remedy I wotik
profit or large po
y I would siiBur-'t that this
amendment be killed and It be niHile thr
duty of this board on the 1st and 1Mb of
each month to publish In at least two pa
pers of general circulation throughout the
state the exact amount f available funds
It has for investment and Inviting offer
ing. That they be further compelled to
keep a roctud of the offerings and the
action taken thereon. Publicity is all that
Is neceesHry. 'Who trades in the ilm-k
asks to be cheated." if we authorize this
board 'to conduct this business in secret
ue Invite maladministration ot its affairs.
If not corruption.
"As trustees controlling these funds tt
is the clear duty of the board to procuie
the best possible Income consistent with
the safety of the Investment. The method
above xtiKxevtcd will give every school dis
trict and municipality in Nebraska an op
portunity not only to offer Its bonds, but
to know- whert there are funds In tho hands
of the board foi-vlnvestmcnt. This will
much mote effectually eliminate the broker
titan the proposed amendment, and the
only excuse given for It is that 'It will cut
tit the middleman."
Would Help Market.
"On the other hsnd, Just as soon as It
becomes known that tho state treasury
Is In the market to buy Nebraska securities,
thrse securities will find a better market
throughout the cant, as well us at home.
This Is not a theory. When public, senti
ment aroused by the Mosher-HHrtloy
methods, insisted that the Btate treasurer
hould buy, us an Investment for the
permanent school fund, all state warrants
ffered him, the murket for those warrants
In the east was Immediately made better,
so that one year later it was easier to
sell a 5 per cent warrant In the eastern
market then, than It was a 6 per cent state
warrant the dsy before the state treasurer
began to tmy them.
It may be asked, would the method 1
propose, Insure Investment of all the funds
the state may have for Investment? There
is no question In regard to this whatever.
The total of tho permanent school funds
Investment November 20 last was a trifle
over $x,000,ono. The amount of county,
precinct, village and school districts bonds
Issued during the last two years was nearly
$o,OUO,lioo, or 60 per cent of the total
permanent school fund today. I As most of
th bonds run from ten to twenty years,
under ordinary conditions. Investment to
be mads by the board should not exceed
$700,000 or JSOO.OnO a year at the outside, but
If It reached a millkin It would be less than
40 per cent of the amount of the bonds
Issued In the state.
"Every taxpayer should be Interested to
see first that the law, when enacted, will
Insure that the leturns from the permanent
school fund be the highest, consistent with
safety and second, that the law make
utterly Impossible for another combination
like Mosher-Bartley & Co., to again loot
the state treasury."
Jndae of Canal Zone Court.
WASHINGTON, March 20. President
Taft today appointed W. W. Warwick of
Cincinnati as Judge of the supreme court
of the Tanama canal xone. Mr. Warwick
Is well known In this city, having served
for several years as chief law clerk In the
office of the comptroller of the treasury.
S
BiH LIKE FIRE
Could Lay'Pin in Cracks. Four Long
Years of Eczema. Only Relief in
Scratching. Used One Set
of Cuticura Remedies.
Hands Entirely Well.
"I can truthfully gay Cuticura Reme
dies have cured mo of four long years
of eewma. About four years ago I
noticed some little pimple coming on
my little finger, and not giving it any
attention, it soon became worse and
spread all over my hands. If I would
have them in water for a long time,
they would burn like fire ana large
cracks would come. I could lay a pin
in them. After using all the salves I
could think of, I went to three different
doctors, but all did me no good. The
only relief I got was scratching.
"Ho after hearing so much about the
wonderful Cuticura Remedies, I pur
chased one complete set, and after using
them three days my hands were much
better. Today my hands are entirely
well, one set being all I used. " (Signed)
Miss KrU N arbor, K. F. D. 2, Spring
Lake, Mich., Sept. 26, 1910.
No stronger evidence than this could
be given of the success and economy of
the Cuticura Remedies in the treatment
of torturing, disfiguring humors of the
skin. A single hot bath with Cuticura
Boap and a gentle anointing with Cuti
cura Ointment are often sufficient to
afford iminedicte relief in the most dis
tressing oases and permit rest and sleep
when all else fails. Cuticura Boap and
Ointment are equally effective in pre
serving, purifying and beautifying the
kin, scalp, hair and hands. Cuticura
Boap (25c) and Cuticura Ointment
50c.) are sold throughout th world.
Bend to Potter Drug A Cbem. Corp.,
sole props., 135 Columbus Ave., Bos
ton, for free Cuticura Booklet on the
treatment of skin and ecalp troubles.
at fountains. Horras, on iliwmia
Get the
Original and Genuine
HORLIGII'S
r.lALTED UUk
The Food Drink for All Ages
RICH miX. HALT CJU1N EXTKACT, IM P0WDEK
Not ia any Milk Trust
fT Insist on "HORLICK'S"
1 ak paokag bom
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Writs Tor This ITTI .n , J
We will ml to en llleetraled book cm the Cera of the
Hell rRE.IttallavokoToiieeemeilTrworevoir
katr to env detre4 aW. It certainly te worth a PoewO.
H. D. COMJt CO, !. SO let L Ust U aW lass
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
New York to
Paris In Six
Days
WOULD
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And yet 1 cannot
Mop.
O, how I'd hate
To mi 1 smelt
dropl"
Why bother?
Sonic things the
dainty housewife can do
best for herself, at home.
lUit making tomato
soup m not one of them.
Not when you can get
n TOMATO
You could not make
bettor soup no matter how
much care you take nor
how much expense you go
to.
Try this pure rich whole
some soup just once and
you will realize that noth
ing finer could he made.
And you will realize too
that it saves you time,
money and energy.
2 1 kinds 1 0c a can
Just add hot water,
trine to a boil,
and serve.
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Company
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Look for the
red-and-white
label
LScsMlit5l
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neutralizes the destructive
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preserves and beautifies the
teeth, and imparts purity
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wrwtTitfs tw.rn murv'-rrr r""""'."rr" r.;J
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There are but few people who hav
them. Good teeth everyone ml(ht have
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hundreds of our patients, both la and
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17 Tears Bam location,
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Mothers wbo vIu their own comfort and the
welfare of their children, hould' never be wltaoul
boi of Mother Orr'e Sweet Powdera tor Chil
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up Cnlda, Kulteve r-'evei lihueite, Comtlpallon.
Teething nieurdera, Hee.dar.he and Stoniac
Troublea. t 'aed by MiHhera for 2 ee.ru. TH KB
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Worth
German
7
Enfoy that
long-thought-of trip to
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upon modern atramrri equipped with 1
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Fast Mail Sailings every Thursday. I
Gibraltar Algiers Naples I
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