TTTF, BEE: OMAHA, THTTRSDAY. APRIL 27, 1911.
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OFFEREO FOR RENT
Houses ind (tKign
L oattaaed.
FOR RENT.
Pacific Hi., 4-r., part mod.. $130.
I 9 Kth St., 4-r., City water. Baa. 111.
1 Charlea St, -r., city water, lever
A gas. t W
BIRKETT & TERBENS.
J Be Bldg. Tela. L. 4764, A-17M.
tores mad Office. ,
1 FOrt BENT April 16th, 209-211 N. lith
St.. 44x120. One block from loyal hotel,
poatnftva and new Union Pacific bldg.
Kultabla for many klnda of business, ln-
ulre room $14 Unt National Hank bldg.
tiepnone uougiaa cu. ,
i TOR RENT Three-story and basement
Y "re building at 1005 Farnam St. Inquire
I m 114 Flmt National Bank Bldg. Tele-
n Douglas 1242.
LIVE-WIRE men only; beat grocery and
cat market on 24th St. Apply N. 13d.
AT Jl B. IRth St.. room 30x0. supplied
with aiftm beat, now being put In fine
connmnn. nice reasonable.
PETER TRUST CO.. 17th and Karnam
OFFERED FOR SALE
rratar.
HOUSEHOLD furniture for tale before
April Wt; second hand dealer need not ap
ply. Dr. H. H. Blodgett. 1017 Park Ave.,
iiarney z&i.
FURNITURE In
apartment for sale.
three-room
Tyler 13H9.
modern
FOR PA LEv Medium
Harney 1713. -
slxed gas rang.
IT'S a high grada table, syrup that w
will give to A. B. Hall, 812s Corby St.
If he will bring this ad to The Bee office
within three dav we will 'give him a 60
cent can of Farrell'e syrup.'
Ma steal Iastrasaeata.
NEW model' Edition phonograph and cab
inet. 160 records thrown In. Address G-995,
Bee. -
GOOD PIANO. PHONE WEBSTER 2260.
.'..'' Typewriters.
RENT an Oliver typewriter from the
Oliver Typewriter Co. 'Phone Douglas 2U19.
TYPE WRITE "13 ALL MAKES.
CLEARANCE BALE NOW ON. Prices
low to get tha canh, 4 to H regular prices;
any maka you want.
B. F. 8WANSON CO., 1318 FARNAM BT.
$2.50 TO $3 PER MONTH
WILL BUT YOU A STANDARD
TYPEWRITER
Prices V to -Manufacturers'
Any make you want; visible writers and
others. W rant you tha machine from
month to month and allow 7 months' rent
to apply on purchase price. Large stock of
Olivers, Underwoods, L. C. Smiths, Rem
ingtons, Monarcha, -Smith Premiers and
others. Liberal 1-year guarantee. Call or
Writ for large bargain list.
13. jV. Swanson Co., Inc.,
U14 Farnam Bt.,
Omaha, Neb,
SECOND-HAND typewriters sold, re
paired. Central Typewriter Exchange, 1607
r arnam. ,
BUT an L. C. Smith A Bros, typewriter.
B. F. Swanson Co., Distributers. 131$ ' ar
nam Bit.
. MtaceJlaneoss.
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SAFES Overstocked with second-hand
safes, all sums and makes;, bargains. Amer
lean Supply Co., U10 Farnam St
New and second hand safes. 1818 Farnam.
a A FES Overstocked with second-baa
ate, all sires and makes; bajrge Ina. Amw
leas Supply 4o lilt tTajroasa U
8BVERA1 standing; desks and, two burglar-proof
safes, formerly used by Omaha
National bank, very cheap to c.'ose. bee L.
p. Spalding:, ItUi Faruain SW Phun Doug
las hi. . '
HIGHEST BIDDER OET8 IT.
Having sold my business (piano player
Co.) recently, I have no further need for
these things. Maks me an offer for any
or all. I guarantee all, except th organ.
In aa good working order as new. If not
found so your money refunded:
Flat top desk, cost $ 12 60
Director's table, drawers 80.00
Oliver typewriter D6.00
Remington typewriter 100.00
Filing cabinet,' Auiuerg, 30 drawers. ... 4&.0U
80-fils transfer cases, Am berg
Card system cabinet, large ..
Account book cabinet .,
Neostyle. new, duplicating
Cash register, drawer
U opera chairs, new
16 00
16.00
U0.00
. S5.U0
600 00
80.00
( office chairs
11
I small counters
Ret Universal Encyclopedia, It vols.
Set Encyclopedia Brlttanica, 2t vols.
v Edison phonograph ,
'jtiolumbla phonograph
I Piano player and music
oraan. self or hand playing
30.00
40.00
r.M
&00
42.60
S0O 00
600.00
WOO
jKeglna toualo box and tune sheets..
F. J. McARDLE, ! Hamilton St.
Call, writ or phons Webster 71
SODA FOUNTAIN
lt-syriiD. all oftym body, cherry top, oak
counter, charging outfits I tanks all In
serviceable condition; cheap lor cash.
J. ii. SCHMIDT. t4th and Cuming.
SECONDHAND dresses, good condition;
Y7th and Farnam. Mandell Drsibelbls.
FOR SALE Mahogany davenport. Bs
for May 1. Cheap. IM4 Woolworth Avs.
Phons Harnay 175.
. . li,0,AU IDfl V " ,...
i 1 Inc with gates, posts, etc. .
I HALL DI8TRJBUTOR CO.,
; I PhonesDouglas 7W Independent A-440S.
Mechanics' Tools, SlighUy used. 411 N. 16.
SANTO vacuum cleaner, slightly used
hut luat aa aood aa new: coal X125. will
sell for VA cash. 11. . Rusaell, lii Far
nam Bt,, Omaha.
FUtST CLASS launch, almost new; bar-
. ... i . i. .. i . ii'..v.... ; j'i i
gain io pariy wuu vfi. nu wi
INFANT'S vomplets outfit, entirely new;
. ... .. i-i. . i a u..
Will sen very reasuuauiy. mm. .
SAMKS Overstocked with second-hand
sates, all slses and makes; bargains. Amer
lean Supply Co.. 1110 Farnam St. .
OSTEOPATHY
Alice Johnson. -! Brandeis Theater Bldg
Katheryn Ntkolaa. S4-S Brandeis Theater
PATENTS
WILLARD EDDT. registered practitioner
in U. 8. Pat Office, U iJaxton aim., n.
D. O. BARN ELL, rax ton Blk. Tel. Red 7111
PERSONAL
MttvntANO THERAPY
fM treatment for stomach trouble.
Mm Halloran. k NsvlUa Blk. D. 77bL
STAMMERING AND
STUTTERING
cured. Julia Jfi. Vaughn.
Raiuga Bldg,
THE SALVATION ARMT solicits caat-off
clothing, in fact, anything you 4o not
Seed. W collect, repair and sell at 1J4 N.
llth St.. for cost of collacUon, to the wor
thy poor. Call pnona iougiu
wagons will call.
SPREAD rarrella yrup..on br'.V,u,
" between meala" for the children. If Mra
O. Und, Ii0 Corby will bring this ad to
The Bee otflce within three days we will
iv iter aoceni ta o iu
fr.
It A TU IQ Salt" glow and maaeaga. Room
ilAlliajiosV 17th tit Mm. Allen ot
Chicago. Doug. T.
JiUM nmH KLKCTRIO COMPANT
moved to tut bout ft win en. u. ui .
una avrnrn (twedlah maaaaa. baths.
radiator and vibrator treatment. The
Dunaany. Flat S. lOtU and Pierc. Doug, twi
Bn-ti-r unt hnrM for men. Gray'
Nerv Food Pllla fl born, postpaid.
n,.n a u.-Orvnnall lruc Co.. Oinaba. Neb.
trmo and tourx-s lr men.
Griffith
iv sHt. luih bt-. upkturs.
PERSONAL
(. ontinued I
PR1VATK HOME during confinement;
babies for adoption. Ood ianiar1ian Sani
tarium, 740 lt Ave., Council Hlufta. la.
MASSAGE Mrs.
RUtenhouse, 30J Old
Boston btor.
HINDOO TABLETS will build.
brace,
strengthen. 60c. BELL DRUG CO.
A no of ii-Mrlena ranriv rrmkeo ou
forget averythlng except tha quality of tne
canay. If Mra. Mary Flnlgaa. . roun
h St., will bring thli ad to The Bee
office within three daya We will give her
a du-cent box of thin fine candy free.
YOIJNO WOMEN coming to Omaha aa
strangers are Invited to vlalt the Voung
Women's Christian association building at
Seventeenth street and St. Mary a Ave.,
where they will be directed to aultable
boarding places or otherwise assisted.
Look for our traveler's aid at the Union
Station. -
A HOME for women daring confinement;
babies adopted and boarded; building mod
ern. . For terms address Matron . Tlnley
Home, 3 Bancroft St 'Phone Doug, ml.
STRICTLY prlvats . Christian confine
ment home; best care; babies for adoption.
Si'ls Davenport.
MAI lViVTTf'' treatment, E. Brott. 1911
Alirx.kJ.10 turning St. Ind. B-27K3
NOTICE I will no longer pay any bills
contracted by my wile, Mary Gsborn.
John K. Osbora.
f A SISi All V. TREATMENT, Mrs. Steele,
JAAj7KM a VA .A4
bit S. loth, flat t, room 10.
WB RENT and repair all kinds of sewing-
machines. Ind. A-1M3; Douglas 13. -
NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY,
15th and Harney Bis.
LAUUU and the world laughs with you.
Oo to the American theater and see how
true thia is. We will give two tickets to
C. B. Crane, 441$ Jackson St., If h will
bring this ad to The Bee -office within
three days.
MANICURING, facial massage, sham
pooing and hairdrevsing done in your horn.
Mrs. F. Bayer Smith. Tel. Harney 4972.
PRIVATE maternity home. Mrs. Dr.
King. 1314 N. S4th. Web. 8669, Ind. D-1936.
AdellKht hair food grows hair; see Mm.
Frayer, Meg eat h Stat'y Co., lith & Farnam.
DR. EGGERS, prlvats confinement home.
1616 Martha St, Omaha. TeL Douglas 6230.
63-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Gladdlsh Pharmacy, 12lh and Doda,
DR. BURKE, diseases of women, Omaha.
MORAN ft NELSON, hair dressers. 14W
Farnam. For appointments phone, Douglas
4238,
8UPURFLUOUS hair permanently re
moved without electric needle or Injury to
ths skin; laay attenaant. wi iicuujua uiag.
DRESS pleating", buttons covered, all
slses and styles. The Ideal Pleating Co.,
jXX Douglas biock. Both phones.
SWITCHES made from combings, 11.60.
Katherine Glblin. 828 City Nat, .Bank.
MASSAGE Swedish movement;' nothing
better for rheumatism. Ladies, fi; gentle
men, $160. Apartment 1,. liW2 Farnam
Hours, 9 to E.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
EGGS for hatching from the Brandels
Farm.' Thoroughbred 8. C. White Leg'
horns. I'tlllty stock, ) 60 a setting or IS
per 100. Exhibitions or show stock, W to 5
a setting. Write for Catalogue. Address
A. D. Brandeis, Omaha.
, SILKO C1LTCK FOOD
Is the best In the market for young chick
ens. Made from purs grain. For sale by
ail aeaiera.
A. W. WAGNER. AGENT.'
601 N. 16th St. Tela. Doug;. 1142, lid. A-34S.
THOROUGHBRED Plymouth Rocks,
hits or barred eggs for hatchings. O. J.
Kaneft, Farnam St. Tsl. Harney 1314
nT.irxrvTiTTjir t r t t T?mA
R. C. Walker, Bouth Omaha. Tel. South M.
WELL marked lox terrier pupplea. Doug-
aa us.
PRINTING
Lew W. Eaber, Printer TfJei8n
BEK BLDG. ENTRANCE ON COURT.
PHONE IND. A-2620 for good Drlntin.
Lynn tad Printing Co., loth and Capitol Ave.
MILLER ft JAMIESON. 1J1 Douglas St.
Phones Douglas Vb, Independent A-42S9.
RIES HALL Ptg Co., 100 S. lith. Ind. A-3534.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACT OP TITLE.
PETER JE8SEN, Jr.. Co.-Tel. Doug. 8391.
11. H. Neale, 360 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
M.T.BRENNAN (bonded), 324 Brandeis Ths.
HEAL ESTATE DEALERS,
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest Abstract
offica In Nebraska. .WM Jirandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO.. Fif
teenth floor. City Nat. Bank Bldg. .
BUILDERS' INFORMATION.
CONTRACTING CARPENTER, JOBBER,
general repairing, screens; estimates free.
A-Z!J6. FRANK G. SEWARD. D. 8446.
ARCHITECT, riSftw?"
Victor F. Beck, arohlUot. 200 Barker Blk
SCREENS
Let us figure with you on
screens. W can SAVE
VOU MONEY.
Jet. do, uio or i-l7.
TO PROPERTY OWNERS-Maaontn
repairs or an ginas, pricg laying, plaster
ing, concrete ana cement work., ksti
MATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED.
w. Kaymona. ibu Capitol Ave. Uoug. 7734.
CITV PKOPEUTY FOR SALE.
two gooiThomes
at low prices
$7.000 For exceptionally - well constructed
ii-atory, n-rooin, modern houaa,
floored attio in J fuii basement,
newly decorated throughout, In flrat
class condition, ' all rafters and
studding 26. Lot 6oxl43 feet. Near
2.. til and Douglas street. Very de
sirable, close-in home, suitable for
rooming house numoses.
$7,000 For fr-room. I-story. modern house.
in l enter or KOuntze Place, in ex
cellent condition, with fin barn and
garag combined which, alone cost
between IJ.IkO and $3,000, two beauti
ful lots. liioxl24 feet, near bouUvard.
Investigate,
George & Company
AOENTS. a
Doug. 766. 901-13 City National Bank Bldg.
HERB IS A PERFECT MODERN house,
wiiliin walking diatanc from th elm in
first class neighborhood, Weot Farnam dis
trict; 10 rutins and every oonvenlenc a
firm class horn calls for; alo a gaiaga;
si) specials paid; ux!3S feet: $,000 and rea
sonable terms will buy It. 6o0 New umaha
National Bank Building.
FRED S. HADRA,
- Sols Agent
Vacant lot on 3Ut between Martha and
Caatellar. Owner asking $7a0.' What will
you s 1 r1 l,lm-
r P. O. NIELSEN ft CO..
703 Omaha National ' Bunk. Phuns D. 2304,
glX-ROOM houss. Strictly modern;
furnace heat; fin location; block from
Dunda and your for $3.iio0; terms, $1.0u0
down, ' Balance UK rent. GRAHAM
PETERS REALTY CO., 1'hones Offlcs. Rsd
663, Kslduc vo. Suil. , , ...
ill
TWO lots, Kanwood Addition. $JS each.
fid down, nuiova,. sm aoMiaia xuag.
t-ROOM mooVm house, Including furnl
tur and nearly new piano. Beautlfti
view, located la Oraaka s best suburb,
"Ueftson." l'rlc only $d,to0 It taken at
once. Call iitnson is.'
Th llahtneaa of the blaauita wmtld sur-
prisM you. They wore mad with l'pdik's
Pride of Oman riour. w win siv a 14-
.4 .a..k . . t ,hlM elmir Ia VI pa T
Borwtsoo, 16 1 Binney BL. If she wt( bring
this ad to Th Be offica within thru
days.
REAL ESTATE
CITV PIUIPr.RTT FOR AI.K.
(Continued.)
A Beautiful Country
Home in the Suburbs
of Omaha
(For Sals 'vfl Easy Terms.)
We are now offering our country resi
dence constating of 1 acres, located on
Military Road, half-way between Benson
nd Irvlngton, t-roora house, with all mod
ern Improvements. Including bath room,
furnace, laundry, hot and cold water, open
fireplace, hardwood floors, summer dining
room, etc.; also large barn. Icehouse,
chicken house, hog house, etc.; large
amount of fruit, consisting of nearly all
varieties raised In this climate; paved
streets Into Omaha; a little over a mile to
street car; good grade schools In this
district. Only 20 minutes' ride In automo
bile to business center of city. Will sell
all for S13.000. or divide snd sell S acres with
all improvenemtna and fruit for $8 000. This
Is certainly an opportunity to get a coun
try home for a small amount ot money,
when you consider the location and Im
provements.
Why spend the hot summer months In
the city when jou can hav tha benefit
of both country and city?
Inquire ot owner.
E.S.Rod,
9C0 Omaha National Bank 'Bldg.
Dundee
4823 Davenport St.
2 Lots and Garage
Nine rooms completely modern. House
is not new, but in perfect repair. Flnluhed
in oak on ths first floor, hard pine above.
Large modern porch, flrat-claas fumaoe, I
bath room on second floor, shower bath In I
the basement. Laundry with stationery I
tubs. Beautiful large shade trees and
plenty of fruit of every variety. Prettiest I
lota in Dundee. Price $7,000, a little less
than half cash will handle It.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
em b iTh at I
no b. ma ot.
Tyler 1638.
HERE IS ANOTHER
BARGAIN
Reception hall, parlor, dining room,
kitchen, one bedroom and bathroom down
stairs; all good sized rooms and nicely
decorated; three bedroome upstairs; ce
mented basement; good furnace; coal bins.
Nice south front lot 60x100, oerunt walks.
House Is between three and lour years
old. Faces on tha naw KoiintKn Place Ad
dition near 22d and Pratt Sts.; four blocks
to LothroD school, two blocka to i4th t.
Cur.
Price reduced to 15 !V for nuick aula. I
f-y . .....
S-rf Ar Mill
Douglas M16.
807 UcCague Btdff. j
A Great Big Snap
Owner Bays sell 65 S. Kth Bt. for $4.7,7):
a good (-room modern house, oak finish:
built by him for a home; he has gone east
and must let go, even at a sacrifice; It is
your gain If you want a snap; house va
cant: location between Dewey and St.
Mary's Aves. : you know th location Is
good and Is walking distance; you can go
ana loo it over or can ni ana i win oe
glad to show it; It will speak for itself; 1
will bind deal with first party making
deposit,
StahleV- P BOStWlCk
-" W-W'.' V.-
l&S City Nat Bank Bldg.
ON MAY FIRjST all unsold lots In
BEAUTIFUL PRAIRIE PARK will be
advanced $400. It ' bought now this In
crease wtll be saved. Fifteen of ths
choicest lots ar left. $120,000 has been ex
pended In improvements during the past
two years, rooming iiks it in Omaha.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Streets
paved and parked. No alleys. Sewer and
water brought to each lot line to obviate
cutting pavements,
, , , . .
V l:."uo, muccn
and car. One-fourth cash, balance month
iy, or will build to suit purchaser.
faxion xibAij'jwsiAjiii cu., uwner.
SMALL LOT-CLOSE IN
J MWt, anil firtmif. Rtm fin a llttla In.
36x80: close to stores, churches, school ami
car. Only $400: terms; $!ft cash, balanca JIG
per month, owner, Webster ztiix
Poppleton Avenue Building LDt
at 3M St.! beautifully situated, terraced lot, fenoidT rick black 'so has ralsVd
37x100. Can be had at a bargain. KAHLE oo iviry vear Unci ' broken o5t
a viitrit 912 MKru. m,i Tvi.. l.-jn Bood crop every year sine proKen out.
a, Fred Harrison and Geo. T. Morton for
business bargains. 910 Omaha Nat'l Bank.
IR., $4,000. 130 Burt. Tel. Harpay 496.
A Big Bargain
In a 10-room, all modern house near Hans
com park; large living room, dining room,
library, kitchen, etc.; t Dearooms, fine barn
can be maae into nouse: lot is iuuxl40 ft.; Larned, Pawnee county; 60 acres pasture,
paving paid; choice location. Owner would balanti In cultivation; rich deep soil, abun
take good farm for equity. Only $3,400 danc ot water, wells and mills; $33,600;
against It.
h: W WIX II i H N MhTi?.i J
43S Board of Trade. Doug. 1510.
Field1 Club Home
At a Bargain
$4,500
On of the big houses lust north of the
Field Club, on iftlh tit.; K rooms, all mnd-
..ii tr inr 71. rni irnn nam rtnn
. . . . .
..,'.i. n.i Ti.e i,.ctir.n h
boat. On block to car line. House needs
sum repairs. Lot alone worth $3,000. VY
can show you tnis at any time,
HASTINGS A HE YUEN, 1U4 Harney Bt
16th Street Stores
PROMINENT CORNER WITH FOUR
BRICK STORK BUILDINGS.' LAST
CLOSB-IN BUSINESS PROPERTY
WHICH CAN BE BUl'UMT AT ANY
SIX'H PRICE. IU.O0O. TERMS CAN BE
ARRANGED. ; ,
itlUMAs 11 lv r.i . A -N ,
TEL. DOUG. UU. C1T NAT'L BLDG.
West Farnam
RARE OPPORTUNITY
The palatial residence ' of th '
late Herman Cohn, at 116 South
$-U av., k block north of Far
nam. will b sold at a bargain.
Fur particulars call or address
Latham Davis, Real Eatat and
Loans, room $ Elks Bldg.
NICE PLOT OK GROUND.
Nine lots, three blocks from Omaha car
line. West Council Bluffs; nlca location
nil raise anything; make a nlc Dlace for
chickens or fruit; rasonbl) terms; $100 00
cash, balance mommy; an woum make
about 1W acres oi grouna;
WALLACE BENJAMIN,
Rooms 1-3-3, First National Bank Bldg..
.. t til..,,.. .. II ... I. .! 1. . .l... V
council uiuiia, a a win lajvyuuues aju,
YOU CAN BUY THIS HOUSE AS
CHEAP A YOU CAN KHNT IT.
tt N. lUb St., e-rooni cottage, moa'ern
except heat. Price, tl,W, or will rent for
$ per montn alter May i. WU make
terms to suitaoi party,
W. H, AHM AN SON. OWNER.
til N. Wth Bt.
MUST BE HULL) AT ONCE.
Tha beet offar takes It New i-room cot
tag at 280$ N. 41at Look It over Quick and
say a hat you will give. Might Uke vacant
lot . E.aay terms, rnuuca u. ouvq or rU 44JU.
.
FOR SALE A fine, all modern, t-room
house, Including bath, laundry, hot. Water
baaw tM Chicago. Douglas 6560.
BY OWNER 7-room modern, flue neigh
borhood. paved street; ahada. barn. claLern
and oiuut waua, 4'houe vu frai.
REAL ESTATE
11TV FKOPF.RTr FUH AI,K
(Continued.)
6-KOOM all modern cottaRe. lot 60xl2
paved streets, all special paid. Lncatod
near 42d and Burt Sts. Price l-'.'CO. Term.
P. O. MKI.SF.N ft CO..
TOT Omaha Net. Bank Bldg., Phone D. 2204.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND It AX It I.AM) FOR HAI.K
Arkansas.
M TRACTS of land In the corn and al
falfa district rf Delta land; black soli; Rood
schools; lands will double In value In three
years; now rent from $5 to t7 per acre.
Write us what you want.
F. C. HOLLAND.
Pin Bluff. Ark.
19. 8 mi. out, 10 In cult., 120 black alfalfa
or clover land; fair Imp.; good nelKhlxir
hood; 200, II ml. from town of 2.f0o. near
P. O. end school; nearly all smooth up
land; M cult., bal. timber, clover; 4 al
falfa, 8 bearing orchard. VIS fenced hog
tight; extra good 4-r. residence, store, lodge
bldg., new barn; dark red sandy loam; good
community; delightful location; abundance
good water; J.T.jev, subject to 6-ar loan
MX); terms easy.
WM. G1LMORE,
Marshall, Ark.
tt A.. SMOOTH, m ml. railway station.
IO fenced. 40 cult., umall house, two wells,
two public roads. fc!.f"0. Union' Bank &
Trust Co., Real Est. Dept., Searcy, Ark.
OZARK LAND CO.. Graven. Ark.
fi t .v Ir r-anAiaa ! l r a m at Karvu fljiWial
famuli tracts. Installment plan; town prop-
erty, buslnesa house. Write us.
BEST fruit ami a-eneral farming lnnds
for price In V. S., In Searcy Co., Ark. Send
for booltlet showing 16 to ua lana near
town. w. M. lleneon, Leslie, Ark.
REST IN AMERICA FOR PRICE.
All classes of timber, f.irm and fruit lands
in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi,
from 16 to $2 per acre. Write J. D. Rey
nolds, Camden, Ark.
1.6O0 ACRES rich bottom land, six miles
Newark, $10 per acre; terms, t-'lne orange
grove. Florida. Forty seres; it,fo. other
bargains. A. A. Henderson, Newark, Ar
Kansas.
COTTON plantation: 480 acres; elegant
10-room dwelling: plenty tenant houses
rood barn and outbuildings: rich, blank
loam; will grow bale cotton or 75 buaheia
corn per acre; woven wlr fence; 200 acres
cultivation; BOO merchantable timber, hard-
wood; healthful location; 4 miles from good
town; good neighborhood; near school and
church: price $20,000: reasonable terms.
Address Johnston & Willis, cars Southern
Trunt Co., Llttla Rock, Ark.
lononnd ATRF.fl In Arkansas for home-
steading. Where located and how secured
enown , our 1!);q booklet, sent postpaid. Jo.
H.
D. Glass, Dept. K, Harrison, ArK.
afiOO A. UNIMPROVED out-off timber
land; much fine timber yet on land; 6 to 7
ml. from Eureka Springs; fine tor fruit:
ranch and general farming; $7.60. Special
bargain In improved larms. $iu to
win, jt,nivina t ivj
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Colorado. '
fnra Farm Lfinrf VerV Cheat)
'-Uolco r ana VtJtv Vueni
cholc farm land within five miles ot Bur
llngton, the county seat ot Kit Camon
county. Colorado. Th soil Is of the very
hMt: Iftnrt nrrfectlv level -With Just enough
for good drainage; a sect ton o the country
W. J. Dermody Investment Up.,
1614 City Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha. Nab.
Idaho. ' k
Sro-ACRK farm. 6 miles from good town
In Adair county; acres timber pasture,
balano plow land; t acre of improve
ments, and a snap at so per acre; most
all in pasture and would ; rals fin corn;
tor a quick sal will take f.6. R, E. Brown,
Filer, Idaho.
i 1 i i '.mi," ' 1
Iews, iir; n . i
I 1 hAVE this 60 in Pushmataha county.
loklahoma. to exchangs for a good 10 or
Oklahoma, to exchange fox a good 10 or
lz-room nouse in Lies Momes, section u.
This is 6ft miles east of- Kosoma, on the
Frisco R. R. This is paetur land. Snyder
Lana . Co., KrooKiyn, la.
$ti6 per acr for W aores Joining town or
$!H for 130 acree'Tvell Improved. Ckn us a
little trade, lock box s, woouourn, Clara
Co., Ia. 1 ...
WISH TO INVEST: IOWA LEVEL LAND
with perfect drainage for tile, or might
l.ttU l.,,.l n I . V. 1 1 I m.A In.llnn ,liUA
I NHIU 1.11 UHII.IM IIIUlaMWIli Ul,.
full description and lowest cash price first
I letter. C 11. Colby & Co.. Pas Mollies.
' SOUTHERN IOWA FARM.
330 acres well improved. Close In Just Ilk
living in town. Best place In Iowa for ths
price, $100 per acre. Easy terms, u. u
Gardner, Corydon, la. . .
Kansas.
m I ! 1 O D" a .1. mil., fmm VlNnMl. KilA
acres in wheat, one-third to buyer; new
great bargain. $36 per acr. Terms. Th
Roy C. Heard uwa co., aiinneoia, ivaa.
820 ACRES. 8 miles good town: fenced
well Improved: ail smooth. .land; rich blaok
soil; good orchard; IL F. D.; phone; fin
surroundings; $06; good terms; will ex
change for hardware. Implements or gen
eral merchandise. W. II. Mott, Heiington,
Kan.
$20 ACRES 35 In alfalfa; 10-room house
large barn, granary, etc.: two miles to
terms. Bunta Realty Co., Hutchinson,
Kan
WB have some cholc bargains In corn,
wheat and alfalfa lands for sal In Benton
snd Rush counties; writ for list of farm
bargains. American Investment Company,
Hoisiugton, Kan,
sai ACRES, lit miles out: 260 In wheat.
Vt to buyer; balance paatur. Tha lata rain
and snow assures bumper crop; level as a
floor: 1.3 50 per acre; terms. W. B. Cul
I bertson. Scott City, Kan.
WHEAT AND ALFALFA LAND CHEAP
240 aires. 2Va miles out; 130 acres in wbsat.
, i n . .. M . i.v.i ,i,n n..n i . 1 1
good well and windmill; $5,350; terms.
ts iniinn'i ' " i . -... Hww
Other wheat and alfalfa lands, all sizes
and prices. L. F. bchuhm&cner. owner,
Meade. Kan.-
Lealslam.
I
VERNON parish. La.: th land of sun
shine soil, climate, markets, water, health,
good; prices cheap; write Leesvllie Real
Estat ana improvement co,, ss. sao
Farland. Bec'y, Leesville, La.
Slluaeaota.
WE HAVE a hundred Well-Improved
farms in the Red River valley of Minne
sota for sale. Good, black loam soil, clay
subsoil, good buildings; all can be culti
vated. Prices range from $30 to $47 60 per
acre. Excellent water. Agents and buyers
wanted. John H. Boyd Land Co., Crooks
ton. Minn.
WE have a number of tin ' Improved
farms from 10 to 40 miles from Minne
apolis and close to other, good towns at
tM to $40 per acre; easy terms. For In
formation call or write.
FELLAND REALTY COMPANY,
$33 Palac Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
RED RIVER VALLEY LANDS.
Owner of one or two fine Improved half
section farms, would sell or exchange
either or both,, want good running stock of
hardwar or merchandise. Owner only.
full particulars flm letter. J. T. Owens,
I ....I l.O- ,,1 1 I 1(1
i mi j aiac oia.., . aaiuueaiivus, aunu.
IMPROVED
FARM ON
CROP PAT-
MENTS
Km mil . . i , u i i., .uij,
Minn.; very well Improved; buildings and
Improvements worth $4.0UU Land fenced
and croas-fencad with woven wlr fanc
tug. Artesian well, finest of water: good
move: rural mail; telephone in bouse;
school houaa twenty rods- from building;
I churches four mUM. Land an unoer euitl-
- vation; W acres timothy and clover aa
I tur. 240 acres being seeded to whaat
I One-third of all crops grown goes to
I ntiyer. in iviv owner inrrrnra .vuv uueneis
wheat from farm: only xau per acr; Xl.uuu
cash, balanca can be had on crop cay-
I ments. or by paying only $fx) per year until
I paid for. Writ us for plctur of buildings
lana other tntormarion.
- TRI STATE INVESTMENT CO..
I (02 Norlhwaslexn Bldg.. Minneapolis.
REAL ESTATE
FA It M AM) HAM It LAnll FOR SAI.B
Mlnneaota -Conrtnee-d.
73-A CRM ENCHANOE 722 seres, Tolk
county. Minnesota, prairie land; no In
cumbrance; low cash prlca for exchange
for Income propertv Also three irtOacre
farmu. Improved. P. J. Carey, Crookston,
sunn.
EARMS FOR SALE CHEAP Thev pro
duce as much, but cost a fraction of Iowa
farms. Write or see Guthrie ft Fargre,
Blooming prairie, Minn.
FARM land In the best dairy section In
Minnesota: we have what you want, tlros-veinor-W
esterberg lnv. Co., Milaca. Minn.
130 ACRES. Big Stone county, Minnesota;
all cultivated; two miles troin town; build
ings worth 2.o0ii; price I per acre; bar
gain. Lents ft Lents. St. Paul. Minn.
120 ACRES, black soil. Joining village and
station of Enfield. Wrlunt county, Minne
sota; good Improvements; pike I'M. Writ
for Information. C, R. llagerstrom, hoi
field, Minn.
CHEAP LAND Corn belt lands, Red
River valley lands. Mlnneaota, from 120 to
$45 per acre. Writ or call on L. II. Stand
ring. Brcckenrtdge. Minn
232 ACRE SOUTHERN MINNESOTA
FARM 6 miles from Garvin, t miles from
Tracy; fine lake frontage, good 6-room
house, cattle and hay barn 61x48, horse
barn lf!x&2, granary 32x32. sheep shnrf JOxW),
corn crib, machine shed good wall and
windmill, fine grove, all fenced. Price,
tus.iiO per acre; t4,WX cash, balance on terms
to suit at a per cent. Boiinallio ft B&i'tletU
Tracy, Minn.
1.000 ACRES PRAIRIE. Marshall county.
Minnesota, close to railroad, $13 per acre;
canh balnnc ll.ooo yearly payments, (
per cent Interest. T. ,P. llanna, Endloott.
St. Paul. Minn. "
600.000 ACRES of choice wheat lands to
be sold to syndicate, land companies or
private parties in blocks of from S.OuO acres
up, at $5 per acre, easy terms; before July
1, 1911; splendid opportunities for develop
ment work' and colonization put-pone; rail
roads going through and f r,o homesteads
available In district; price subject to onange
without notice. Tomuklns Land and Immi
gration Company, lis Eaat 3d St., St. Paul,
Minn. .
MUanarl.
Ozark Land
Buv a 40-a.cra farm In southern Missouri
on easy payments. Any amount down and
mommy payments. Tracts iroiu iw auu
up.
UAWKETE LAND ft ORCHARD
' 1909 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
FOR SALE Finest farm in Leavenworth
county, Broaddus farm of luu acres, ivi
miles from Fort Leavenworth, $5,000 brick
residence, 600 45-year-old walnuts, 100 Sugar
maple trees, natural gas, two telephones,
fre delivery, 1 miles from Santa Fe sta
tion; examine premises and write Mrs. J.
1 Kiroy, iw l'lix St., si. josepn, mo.
MISSOURI FARMS None better on
earth. Highly improved 180 acres; raise
anything.;, $. -Other decided bargains.
Write u. Gilliam Realty Co., Gilliam, Mo.
MISSOURI farm. 50 acres: 6-room house;
barn ; 100 acres wheat, SuO acres corn; level,
black dirt; ( miles iallroad; $H5 acre. Cha.
a Huckstep Kealty Co.. Elsberry, Mo.
80-ACRE farm, all cultivated; fin houaa,
barn, fences, first-class condition; fin
spring water, 2 miles from town, 1 miles
from railroad. Southeast Missouri Immi
gration Co., Piedmont, Mo.
FOR 8 ALE 65 farms, large and small.
between MlnKlKlntl and Mmsourl rivers,
average $35 per acre.' Write for big- prices
lint. William Crews, wnght city, mo.
8TOP1 Don't go fc Step further than
Douglas county, down In the beautiful
Oxarks; raisa anything; corn SO to 5 bush
els Der acre, all other crops In proportion;
cheapest good land On earth, $5 to $20 per
acr. Free information. Glob Real Estate
Co., Ava- Mo. - '
Montana. ,
WHOLESALE TRACTS IN MONTANA.
the coming farm state. I12.&0. to $30 per
aim. Writ- for 1 deacrlutlon.. .Shaw A
Clark Land Company, Hackney Bldg., Bt.
Paul, Minn. .. ... i
THIRTEEN sections In Dawson county.
near Sidney, one of the best towns in the
Yellowstone valley; also have other lands
that we are retailing In any sis farm you
want write your wants, rrtcea ar riant
Th Hayward Land Co., Qlendlne, Mont
130-ACRB homestead relinquishments for
sale; also one hotel, one bakery, on general
store, one saloon, one feed store. Address,
Charles F. Brown, Galata, Mont
FOR SALE Bitter Root Valley 320 acres
fine fruit land; old water right; best s no
tion of the valley; fine proposition for sub
division; fair buildings; easy terms. Ad
dress owner, E. O. Lewis, 6tvnsvilla,
Mont
Nebraska.
1.680-ACRJS ranch for sal. $.10 per acr.
two-thirds cash, remainder flva ysArs.
per cent Interest; sll fenced; good lmbro
ments. For particulars writ Frank Schula,
iNorroig, reo.
160 ACRES near Crofton. Neb.. Knox
county; good soil, good roads. Well Improved
with buildings; price per acre, $70; easy
terms. Also 320-acrs farm. 4 miles from
town, well improved, $75 aura. Otto Bognar,
tToiion, nsifc-
1NVESTORS, NOTICB-For sale, H seo
tlon oi ricn western tana in tveitn county
10 miles north of Big Spring and I mllea
south of Lswellyn; lenoed; &uo acres broken
on ths level and rented; balance good pas.
ture. This is going to be sold at $23.60 per
acre, rteaoon, j neea in money. Agiartss,
f. v ox i, Acurav;, to. ,
FOR BALE 600 acres hay land, 1 mils
Newport. $17.50; 3C0 6 miles, all new build
ings, spring water, s&i.bu. umers. L. M
Greene, Newport, Neb.
FOR bargains In cheap western lands
often cheap MO-acr relinquishments. Ad
dress l. C. ueisina,. wnitman, isab.
FOR SALE 400 acres good farm land
north of o Neiu, sal per acre, $2,09 down.
balance f years at 6 pur cent. Would taks
a good auto as part payment Addrsss
C H. Lyman, Long Pin, Neb.
North Dakota.
SEVERAL Improvsd farms In McHenry
county, M. uax., tor sale on easy terms
good soli; $26 to $30 per acr. C. A. Stub
uins, uranviu. r. u
FOR SALE Renters and Investors. If you
want to uwn one of our fin improved
grain farms with every modern conveni
ence and be independent, writ m at one.
utile money needed. Wendell Huston,
tarrington, in. ij.
Orcfos,
FOR SALE 140 acres In Douglas' Co.
Oregon. Over ( million feat ef fine a aces
sible timber, red and whit cedar and fir
also 3 minion leet hardwood; 30 acres
rich creek, bottom fruit land; too appl
trees set: good, building, stock and tool
included; on county road 6 miles from rail
road station; running water throuxh.
place for irrigation. Ideal for fruit and
stork. Price I .-0.00 an acre, timber alon
wortn uie prio and increasing In vaiue
Address F. C. Alten. Roscburg, Or., P.
O. Box 93.
OREGON APPLE LAND.
$ and 10-acr planted tracts taken ear
of lor five years. Terms $15 a month.
No Irrigation, taxes or Interest.
BANTIAM FRUIT COLONY.
tit Be Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE 160 acres choicest apple, pear.
cherry, grape land In ths weat, six miles
from town, one mile from railroad: soli
deep volcanic ash. Th Dalles, Or., prta
winning iruit.
luO acres. XVa miles from town. new. mod
ern house, barn, tenement; 3TK) pear prune
bearing: l.oOu young trees, l,0u0 grap vlns
good water; wood. Or will sell to acres
with all Improvements. Investigation
solicit!. C. li Webster. Th Dalles, Or.
south Caroltaa.
LANDS $:.00 per acr mad growing figs
roc preserves on the lalanus. Orchards on
easy monthly payments. Mea Island Orchard
Company, Charleston, b. c
Texas.
THE NILE OF AMERICA.
$'J0 rash and $ per cent inuti4, pavabl
semi-annually, will seour you a hum In
Vela, Tex , and a 10-acr farm In the Rio
Grande valley, her the farmer's cash In
coin a perpetual as the days thai com
and go n. 11 Jackaun. iim First National
bank Bldg, Houston, Tex.-,
REAL ESTATE
I'lRM AMD HAMCtl LAND FOR SALE
Texas 4attnaed.
1ecos"v"aijLey
IIUUGATED FRUIT AND ALFALr A
LANDS.
EXCURSION TUESDAY, MAY 3.
S.OOO acres under the Biggs canal. In
farms to suit. Unimproved land, with full
paid water rights, to $-0 per acre; Im
proved tar in s, in alfalfa and cotton, $00 to
-si per acre, terms, one-third oasn, bal
ance ( per cent
HEKhl AKK TWO SAMPLE CROPS
OF MO.
Miller Bros, cut 4 crops of alfalfa hay,
avei aging one ton eacn crop per acre,
which sold for $16 to $1 per ton, and
thrashed 34 pounds of seed per acre,
aorth 15o per pound. Total Income over
$i) per acre. Mr. Warrick rented his al
lalfa land and received $38 per acre tor bis
one-half ot the crop,
'lhe Pecoa Valley la th natural horns ot
the alfalfa, pear, apple, peach, grape and
melon. The elevation liwio feet above sea
level) and th climate are Ideal, not only
for fruits, melons and vegetables, but for
the great staples, corn and cotton. Tokay
grapes and Rockyford melons ripen dim
month earlier than st Freeno, CaJ., and
Rockyford. Colo., and, being first on the
market, always bring top-notch prices.
Fruits from this valley took four first pre
miums over California and Colorado at th
World's fair at rH. Ixul. and vegetables
from Mr. Brtgga' home farm took 3 first
premiums at the El Paso fair In 1900.
SPECIAL OFFER.
Th owner wants money for Improve
ments and will glv $u.tu per acr dis
count and first pick of unimproved lands
until sales aggregate 4) acres.
iio with us May S and get first choice.
Names of prominent Omaha men who
bought taut year, after personal Inspection,
furnished on application. They will tell
you about the land, the water right, the
crops and the climate. A pleased customer
Is the best advertlxement.
J. II.1 DUM0NT & SON,
1006 Farnam St., Omaha.
Phons Douglas KM.
WE are subdividing 2,300 acres of fertile
farm land In Jackson county. Splendid
crops every yesr. Hainfall about right, 40
incnes. rut description, plat and prices
writ
JOHN RICHEY A CO..
213 E. Houston St., San Antonio, Tex.
SAN SABA VALLEY, the garden spot ot
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan. W
can buy land for you or invest money, $
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these lands. ' Correspondence solicited.
Refer to First Nat l bank. San Saba Nat l
bank, Ward, Murray ft Co., and the mem
bers In congress from Texas. Kelley-
Burieson i:o.. Han Saba, Tex.
SAN SABA VALLEY, the garden spot of
lexas, noine or the paper shell pecan, we
tan ouy tana for you or Invest money,
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these lands. Correspondence solicited.
Refer to First Nat l bank, San Saba Nat l
oanK, wara. Murray & Co.. and ths mem
bers In congress from Texas. Kelley
Burleson Co., San Baba, Tex.
Ctah.
RAISE fruit alfalfa and s-ralit In one nf
T'liih'. , i . . . n . A v.
. .. b . , i vi,.-, itiuuiii.ui ,iiv;n nil.. 11 w -
come Independent. Located In th artesian
neit near Salt Lake City. Choicest and
an now no bought cheap on very easy
erms. This rare investment onoortunltv
win not last long. Address, u ih, tsee.
' Wisconsin.
FOR BALE 18.000 acres In Laramla
county. Wyoming. In Golden Prairie dls
trlct;. suitable for farming: now Blocked
with cattl and sheap; will sell with ranch;
will exchange for eastern Nebraska or
towa farms. J. T. Bell, Owner, Cheyenn,
wyo.
WyoaatBaT.
FOR BALE 111.000 acres In LaramU
count, Wyoming, In Golden Prairie dis
trict; suitabl for farming; now sloe KM
with cattl and sheen: will sail with ranch
wtll exchange for eastern Nebraska or
lowa larms. j. 'A'. Hell, ownsr. cnayenn.
wyo.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA property and Nebraska lands.
"v trxrr v unit tra'r a Tm rr
v niwi.' u avj: v jug$nta v. ,
101 New Omaha Rational Bank Building.
OARVIN BROS., to floor N. T. Life. $500
to $100,000 pn Improved property. No delay,
WANTED City loans, Peterg Trust Co.
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZER.
LOANS to home owners and home build-
era, with privilege of making partital pay
ments semi-annually, w. ti. thumah, 60$
First National Bank building.
CHEAP MONEY.
Representing the Penn Mutual Life Ins.
Co., with assets of over $117,000,000, I am
prepared to accept all the good loans of
fered on Improved Omaha real estate.
Business ana residence loans made with
out delay.
THOMAS BRKNIVA1V,
. City National Bank Bldg.
WB have funds to loan on desirable real
estate In Omaha and suburbs.
No commissions. Loana can be paid In
part or In full at any time.
NEBRASKA SAVINGS ft LOAN ASS'N
160$ Farnam Bt Board or Trad Bldg.
. Tel. Douglas 1$3.
fi &. fiVaQJ,011 clt' and farn property. W.
- - ' - -li, MK1KLE,
206 Ramge Bldg.
WANTBDCltr loan and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1820 Farnam Bt
LOW RATES. BEMIS-CARLBERG CO..
310-311 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. P. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
Wanted, farm loans. Kloke lnv. Co., Omaha
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS.
Have you anything to offer the farmer
of lowaT Any cheap land for higher priced
a general merchandise store for land or
any kind of an exchangT Or hav you
some land you want to sell for cash? Tha
one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
is the Des Moines Capital; 41.000 circulation
dally: rate single Insertion, 1 cent a word:
six Insertions, ( csnts a word. Des Moines
Dally capital, Des Moines, I a.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
C. J. CANAN, Room 701, Oma. Nat l Bank.
FOR EXCHANGE 80 acres, nloely lrn
proved; price, $4,000. Will taks a good flve
paaaenger auto as part pay. A $-roorn
house, on Main street, I blocks from street
car line in ja Harp. t'rice, i,zw, clear,
for a good 6-passenger auto. Address F.
8. Bennett Longton, Kan.
FOR EXCHANGE 160 acres, fair Im
provements; price. $3,809; Incumbrance,
Wi.i"). 4-room nouse, gooa barn, orchard
6 miles to two good towns. In the gas belt
In Allen county, Kansas, want merchan
dise. Address Th-Allen Ceunty Invest
ment Co., Longton, Kan.
WE exchange properties of merit. H. H.
Culver. sU-uli N. Y. Life. Douglas 7965.
FOR reliable sales and exchanges, s
O. M. leamiisu, bM ttranai uiag.
NINE rooms modern house, full lot. near
capltol at Lincoln. Value $4,0u0. Exchange
tor close In vacant lot or small rental
property In Omaha same value. Phone U
6147.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for 2d hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tsl. D, 897L
GOOD prices for old broken watches and
old gold. M. fiat nan. iw s. mil St.
O'BRIEN'S candy will put a smile of sat
lafaction on your face. If Miss Zoe Ham-
sell of Benson will bring thia ad to The
Bee office within three days, we will give
ner a sue vox vt u eora nmr.
WANTED-T0 RENT
WANTED A small farm, near Omaha.
W 177, xlee.
STRICTLY modern. I or l-room cottage
rr bungalow In nice neighborhood. No old
bouse ooualCsrea. K-l.k, Je.
STEAMSHIPS
ALLAN LINK
llctureemie St. iJiwrenee Rout.
Weelilv Hulling from
MONTREAL TO 1.1 VKRI1HL. GLASGOW
MONTREAL To ItNDoN. Havre. Franc
Fortnlarhtly from
PHILADKLIMHA and Boston to Olssgow.
Splendid scenery, alinrtst passage, low
rates.
Any local agent or
ALLAN CO., Oeneral Agents,
1,4 Jackson Blvd., Chisago.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMS It IPS
NEW YORK, IA1NDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW.
NEW YOFK AND NAPLES DIRECT.
Single or Round Trip Tickets between New
torit and pcotcn. Knguan, lrisn ana an
principal Continental point at attraotlv
rate. Send for book of Information.
Superior Accommodations. Excellent Cui
sine. Apply promptly for Reservation to
local SKents of Anchor Une or HENDER
SON BROS., General Agents. Chicago. III.
WANTED SITUATIONS
GOOD Jap wants work: good took.
A-
dra Y lbs. car B.
PRACTICAL NURSE. Harney M1
YOUNd man wants ooaltion as auto
driver. L-17S, Bee.
IKll'SK CT.l.-N'V-Ra lanndreaaea nr. ,
daners. women and men for all kinds of
extra work about the house, w furnish,
on short notice, per hour or day. Tele
phones Douglas 1112 and A 2111.
IT IS a show worth whit. We will glv
pair ot tickets to the American theater
to G. W. Miller, 423X Harnay St., It h
will bring this ad to The Be offlcs within
three days.
COACHMAN Familiar with ear of
horses and a careful driver. lied M7
WANTED By vounir colored man. work
around houso and yard. Phon Tylor 1609.
EXPERIENCED salesman wants Posi
tion with good retsll clothing, shoe or gro
cery. Can furnish best of references. Tel.
Bell 643, or address 128 South Main St.,
Council Hluffa. Ia,
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
DEPOT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
Omaha, Neb.. April 1. 1911 Sealud tm. .
I duals will be received here until 11 a. m.
May 1. lll, for Job Printing during fiscal
ytar commencing July 1, iu. Informa
tion furnished ou application. Capt. F. C.
Dulles, D. y. M. Ae-J--27-28-2
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Omaha, Neb., April 1, ran Sealed pro
poaals will be received her until Jl a. m.
May 1, llill, for Hauling Supplies, Manure
ana Ashen during fiscal year commencing
July 1, mil. Information furnished on ap
plication. Capt. F. C. Holies, D. O. M.
AS-7-I-Z7-2S-SF
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Omaha, Neb., April 1, 1911 Sealed pro
riosals will be received her until 11 a. m.
May 1, 1911, for Shoeing Animals during
fiscal yar commencing July 1, 1911. In
formation furnished on application, Capt.
r . j. Bones, j. ju. juw-s-gi -ix-jt
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Omaha, Neh., April l. 1911. Setled pro
posals. In triplicate, will b received until
10 a. m. May 1, 1911, for furnishing Oats,
Bran. Hay and Straw required at posts In
this department during the fiscal year com
mencing July 1. 1911. Information furnished
on application. Captain F. C. Bolles. C.
Q. M, A1-3-4-27-M-Z9
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
sealed proposals for the erection of a bank
building will ba received by The Atlantlo
National bank, Atlantic, la., until th hour
of l p. m. on the 6th day of May, 1911. All
blda must b In strict accordance with tha i
plans and specif loal Ions, prepared by
Proudfoot, Bird Rawson of Dea Moines,
la., which may be seen at th office of -Atlantlo
National bank on and after April
26th, 1911, and may also be seen oil applies,
tlon to ProudToot. Bird & Rawson, Flynn
building, Des Moines, la. A certified Check
for $600 payable to the order of L. W.
Nlles, cashier, must accompany each bid
as a guaranty, th same to be returned to
unsuccessful bidders Immediately on letting '
the contraot. The party to whom the con
tract Is awarded will be required to give
satisfactory bond for the faithful per
formance of the contract. The r'.ght Is re
servsd to reject any or sll bid.
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK.
(Signed) L. W. NILB8, Cashier. '
Dated at Atlantlo. Ia.. April 24. 1911.
A2nd3t
SAENGERFEST ASSOCIATION
HOLDS BIG REHEARSAL'
First Time Chores Meets la Aadltor
Ian la Preparation tor the
Ceaceets.
The first rehearsal In the Auditorium by
the Saengerfest association in preparation
for tha concerts' thia week was held last
night and was entirely successful. . Tha .
sounding board Used at th den and In-
stalled at th Auditorium was In place and
was entirely successful.
Today the St. Paul Symphony orchestra
will arrive at 11:35 o'clock from Sioux City
nd at I o'clock a' rehearsal with the
orchestra will be held at the Auditorium.
Secretary Vat J. Peters of th Baenger- '
feat association says that arrangements
for the ooncerts are progressing nicely and
that thsre Is every reason to expect aa
unusual degree of success.
PEEP THROUGH KEYHOLE
CAUSES COURT TO HALT
Testimony of Mrs. Naacy Garvlat Bl
aneat In WltataoldlasT of Deere
From Mrs. Tlal.
The testimony of Mrs. Nanny Oarvln,
who peeped through a keyhole Into the
room of Mrs. France Tlghe, a lodger In
her house, was one of the factors that Ie4
to the refusal by Judge Kennedy yesterday
of the divorce for Which she has besn suing
William Tlghs, a switchman.
Tlghe Is also asking for a decree, but ha
wants It to be granted to himself Instead
of to Mrs. Tlghe, for he baa started euli
for $30,000 against J. L Kemp, a prominent
coal dealsr, charging him with alienating
Mrs. Tlgha's affections.
Mrs. Nancy Garvin testified during the
trial to looking through the keyhole whea
Kemp and Mra. Tlghe were Inside.
ARCANUM ELECTS OFFICERS
Nebraska Graag f oaaell ia Sessloa la
Omaha Ilea re latereatlaa;
it e port.
Nsw officers for the Nebraska grand '
council of the Royal Arcanum were chosen '
at the convention In Barlght'a hall Tues
day. Fifty delegates were present repre
senting all the local councils of the state,
and were Informed of the prosperity of the
organisation, which has a surplus of tea
millions, and made a net gain ir this state
for 110 of t per cent over last year's
memberahlp. The officers elected were.
Representative to the national . ooonoll,
which meets m St. Paul next month, H.
II. Comptnn of Cedar Rapids; alternate
representative, Paul B. Harm, Omaha;
grand regent, 8. A. Anderson, Lincoln; vice
grand regent A. 8. Pinto, Omaha; grand
Orator, C. H. Oerber, Omaha;, past grand
regent, p. B. Harm. Omaha; grand secre
tary, George 8. Powell, Omaha, re-eleoted;
grand treasurer. H. A. Parmalee, Omaha,
re-elected; grand chaplain, W. M. Mao
Kay, Omaha; grand guide, George J.
Brown, Lincoln; grand warden, W. C.
Sundblad. Omaha; grand sentry, E. L
Bradley, Omaha; grand trustees, Herman
Steinberg, South Omaha; S. P. Boat wick.
Omaha, and T. C. Dunn, Nebraska City.
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