HIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAT 6, 1911.
REAL ESTATE
FIHM All KAMI! LAM FOR SAM".
Uwa (nillaaril.
ST. ACRRS and 173 acre of touthern
Ioa land, Impioved, well (mated, ood
nil, right price, fur sale or trade; $7.iw
ripjltv In brick More binding; a first rlas
In-.'nme property f.ir eaie or trade, quirk,
' m land. mrci amll'-e or automobile Ad
dreea Bo 3. Diagonal. Ia.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-1G0 acres
fin timber land In Lake county,- Minne
sota. I'.allrnad being built not far from
land. The timber Is very large on this
land. Mostly white pine, tamarack, bal
em and Mprurc. Hure to Increase In vain
fast. What have you to offer? Writ
Ltrk Box 211. Dickens, la
FINEST colonization tract In the I'nltorJ
ftstes, 1.12. WW acres very finely cated
at M an acre; make 1.DU0 per cent to sub
divide; have plenty of others. Box uA.
Wlnterset, Ja.
E.VCIIANGK3 mud everywhere. Farms,
a lid lands; Income property, stocks of
goods and other things desirable for ex
change. Heveral large, tracts of western
lands for exchange. Write m full descrip
t on nt what you have. I. N. Mclnltrc,
first Nat. Bank Bids., Hheldoo, Ia.
mi ACRES improved Clarke county, Iowa,
to trade for clean stock genersl merchan
dise; good house, barn, orchard, etc.; pries
11 per sere. Addre owner, D. B. Har
rison, Altoona. la.
I'Ok SALK Hplendld farms, well Im
proved, ranging, In price from & to
per acre. This Is choice Iowa land. In well
Improved communities, near town and
scnools. There Is no more fertile or beau
tiful part of the state than Osceola county.
W rite for particulars. T. 8. Hedmond.
Blbley, la.
A FINE IGO-acre farm in Buchanan
county, Iowa, about miles from Aurora,
, good Improvements; encumbrance 5,JiU.
. Price SUS per acre. Owner will exchange
for 8011th Dakota land. Prefer Improved.
I Here. Is a fine chance to exchange your
: Dakota land for an Iowa farm. Address
Hollebrands Land Agency, Pella. Ia.
FOR SALE Excellent ;40-acre farm In
corn and blue-grass belt, Adams county,
Iowa. Farm all well fenced, 60 acres hog
tight, 150 acres tiled, and all In excellent
cultivation; Ill-room house, large brick
cellar with cement floor, cement walks,
large new barn and mill, with good Falr
I banks engine, new hog houae, other out
1 buildings, all In good repair; good stock
and barnyards, large grove and good
I orchard, four good wells, excellent water,
, two windmills. For further particulars
. address Mrs. Annah M. Nash, liitt High
1 Bt., lies Moines, Ia-
- 1M) ACRES, Cass county. Iowa, farm Im
proved and well located; price 1126 per
acre; my equity Is $16,Mu. Want southern
Minnesota or Dakota land, clear. No in
flated prices considered. One 10-horee-power
portable gasoline engine for what
have you? Addrees c. W. McC'austland,
Cees County, Lorah, Ia.
DON'T blame the cook pet a good flour
it Mr. j. nnzoecn, isiti s. sth St. (upstairs),
will bring thia ad to The Bee office within
three days we will give hltn an order for
a 14 pound sack of Updike's Pride of
umana riour iree.
MO ACRES, six miles from Mlnneola, Kt
acres in wneat, one-tnira to buyer; new
4-room house, stable, well, mill, tank, pas
ture fenced; rick black soil; has raised
good crop every year since broken n.n
great bargain. 136 per acre. Terms. The
uiy tj. tteara uina (jo., Mlnneola, Kan,
ACRES, IV, miles out; 0 In wheat
to buyer: balance pasture. The lata r.in
, and snow assures bumper crop; level as a
nour; i2.ou per acre; terma. w. H. Cul
I bertson. Scott City. Kan.
WE have some choice bargains In corn,
wheat and alfalfa lands for sale in Benton
and Rush counties; write for list of farm
bargains. American Investment Company.
Holalugton, Kap.
120 ACRES, t mllea rood town- r..
1. well Improved; all smooth land; rich black
I awU: good orchard; R. F. D.; phone; fine
arroundinga; 166; good terms; will x-
chan tor hardware, lmplemeots or gen
eral aaatohaodlasv W. H. Molt. Herington.
820 ACRES SB h alfalfa; 10-room house.
, large barn, granary, eta.; two miles to
: Lamed. Pawnee oountyj 60 acres pasture,
balance In cultivation; rich deep soil, abun
daooa of water, wells and mills; I2J.SO0;
term. Bunt Realty Co Hutchlnaon,
WHEAT Aif D ALFALFA LAND CHEAP
MO acree, ttj mllea out; 130 acres In wheat
tt delivered to buyer; lovel, rich, deep soil
good well and wlnOrilll; 16,260; terma
. Other wheat and alfalfa lands, all sixes
and Prices. L. F. Bchuhmacher, owner.
' Meade, Ka-
Lealalaa.
VEKNON paiisb. La.; the land of sun
shine, soil, climate, markets, water, health.
food; price cheap; write Leesvllle Real
'.Mate and Improvement Co., C. M. Mo
Farland, Beo'y. Leeavllle, La
LOUISIANA farm and timber lands
good for truck, corn, cattle, eto.; on ac
count of cotton pest, cheapest lands on
market. Hall, Elder & Honalt, Monroe.
Louisiana.
Jtlnaeaota.
FINE FARM HOME, 820 ACRES, t
miles from good town, black loam soil
All fenced. Large frame, dwelling, barn,"
granary, machine sheds, etc. lu acre
In field. 40 acres Umber, balance clover
and timothy and meadow. Ideal dairy
farm. I3G per acre, one-third cash bal
ance easy terma M. J. Kolb, Foaston.
Minn.
1 ACRES IB miles from St. Paul, t miles
from Rosemont; all fenced; black loam
oil; (0 acres cultivated; balance pasture
and black oak timber; only fcit per acre
for Immediate sale; half cash.
110-acre Improved farm 16 miles from St
Paul, 1 mile from Rich Valley station!
nine-room house, windmill, large barn and
other buildings, all In good condition:
black loam soil, clay subsoil; always been
cultivated by owner; lo acre under plow
T acree fruit tree, mostly apples; balance'
good Umber land. Special price and terms
W. F. aV R. W. Morlty. Pioneer Press
Bldg.. St Paul. Minn.
FOR SALE 160 acre of good new hard
wheat land, near Walhalla, Pemblne
county. North Dakota. For particulars,
addrex owner, A. Lucaaae, 237 Third Avs
N. Minneapolis, Minn.
M.000 acre In 8t Louis and Carlton
counties, Minnesota, near dues of Du
luth and Superior, at price within the
reach of all. Is to 111 an acre, easy terma
Fourteen railroad now entering these two
cities furnish chep and quick transpor
tation. A ten-mUllon-dollar steel plant
; now building by United States Steel com
I pany, near lands. Soil la ferUle and well
: adapted to diversified farming, dairying
and garden truck. No long hauls or trans
; portatlon charges, but right at the door of
the best markets of the United States
with constant demand and high prioes"
Write for full Information. Boston ai
Duluth Farm Land Co.. Ubs Al worth
Bldg.. Duluth. Minn.-
M 000 equity m good quarter In southern
Minnesota; quarters two miles from
good town, having house 20x30. new barn
S-'xtf, with gable roof, small granary and
fence. Want machine stock or dry gooda
Price $80 pur acre.
RenJ. A. Cone,
Wisdom, Minn.
I HAVE a farm of 120 acre SU mile
from good town, SO mile fromi Minne
apolis, lui acres under cultivation; about
M acre meadow, balance timber. Can
all be opened up. Rich soil, goodhouse
barn and other buildings. Price-i'r
acres. Also sO-acre term two miles from
good town, 40 acres under plow; li acres
timber; good rich soil, s-rooin houae. two
barns and other outbuildings, windmill,
fine natural grove. Orchard Just com-
niencitig to bar. Price fcl.ouo; easy terma
Write owner, Charles U. tiwanson, Llk
River. Mum.
SEND for list of our fine Improved
southern Minnesota lands. W have
. hundreds of pleased customer. C. K
. Brown Land Co.. office MadeUa and New
Richland. Minn.
, A SNAP: MUST BK QUICK; -ACRH
Improved farm in Murray county, Minne
sola; has first class buildings; fences-
splendid grove; orchard; two mllea from
, town. W rite John Holden, Jr.. Garvin.
Minn.
LAND8-NO. 660. ! ACRES, 78 MILE 19
Twin ClUes; good tillable soil; state man
'mailed lth 4 page book for 30 cent.
J lobar t Land Co., Phenlx Bldg., Minne
apolis. Mluu.
YOU are sure of quality when you get
t'pdike's Pride of Omaha flour. We will
rive H. Wendell, 1707 Laird St.. a 24-pound
eack of thia flour If he a ill bring tht ad
to The Be office within three day.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A!D H4X.H I.AJ FOR SAL. IS
Mlsseaata-
L'oanaaed.
TT from owner and ev eommle1on a
-cre grain and stock farm cloe to
three towns, school and creamery, 1 JO-a ere
field, about Ju acres nradow, remainder
timber pasture, fenced ana cross fenced.
running water and a full set of frame
buildings at $t5 per acre. Write for terma
C. F. Flalg, Wadena. Minn.. R. R. No.
Hlantrl,
Ozark Land
Buy a 40-a. re farm In southern Missouri
on easy payments. Any amount down and
monthly payment. Tracts from (400 and
up.
HiWKEIE LAND ORCHARD CO.
' a Brandeia Theater JBldg.
FOR SALE Finest farm in Leavenworth
county, Hroaddus farm of 160 seres. It
miles rrom r ort Leavenworth, f&.wo brick
residence, 500 47.- ear-old walnuts, 100 sugar
maple trees, natural gas, txo telephones,
free delivery, IV miles from Santa Fe sta
tion; examine premises and write Mrs. J.
La Klrby. nog Felix bt.. 1st. Joseph. Mo.
STOP! Don't go a step further than
Douglas county, down In the beautiful
(jxarks; raise anything; corn 30 to 66 bush
eis per acre, all other crops In proportion;
cheapest good land on earth, tu to t'JO per
acre. Free Information. Globe Real Estate
to., Ava, Mo
W-ACRE farm, all cultivated; fine house,
barn, fences, first-class condition; fine
spring- water, 2 miles from town, 7 miles
from railroad. Southeast Missouri lmml
gratlon Co., Piedmont. Mo.
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 size farm you
want. Write your wants. Prices are rluht
The Hayward Land Co., Qlendine. Mont.
FOR SALE Bitter Root Valley 2t acre
line iruit tana; 01a water right; best sec.
tlon of the valley: fine nroDosition foe sub.
division; fair buildings; easy terms. Ad-
aress owner, a,, o. Lewis, StevensvUle,
uont.
MiMuum rAKMS None better on
earth. Highly Improved 10 acres; raise
anyining;, inner aeciaed bargains.
Write us. Gilliam Realty Co.. Gilliam. Mo -
MISSOURI farm. JfO acres; 6 room bouse;
barn; 100 acres wheat. 200 acres corn: level
black dirt; t miles railroad; ttiS acre. Chaa.
o. nucKstep Keaity Co.. Elsberry, Mo.
FOR BALE farms, large and small.
between Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
average $36 per acre. Write for big prices
im. wiiiiam i-rewe. w right JUy, Mu.
S20-ACRE homestead relinquishments for
sale; also one hotel, one bakery, one general
lore, una saioon. one reed store. Address,
vuojics r. i3i own, uaiaia, Mont.
Montana,
WHnr.F.KAT.tr. TRif-T I'M wnviriu.
the coming farm state, $12.60 to (20 per
rue ior aesenpuon. Shaw at
iiarx Land company. Hackney Bldg., 8t
riui, aiuin.
Nebraskraw
Land
On TSlOaafl O.- Twf ts r 1 ewe. . .
,. -.- run our iirsi
19U excura.on to HpoU b Bluff county, Ne
brnnka, (o nhow B.000 acres of n pi en did lr-
tun A. w
w i pel 1 TJ,
Lin tm thlfl avKUMlnn ...
- n..s mill arjrj mffl WOIl'
flerfu development that ha taken place
vJ-r uunns me past two years
v ncn avi rm untiff r cumva-
ttnn. thA oftraoM..a 4t. i
- , v m ' "'i" i uiir- mnvinr
towns, he the third largest beet suRar
v.v.i in me wona. loU Will Tlnd a
productive soil, a wonderful and assured
"vrij Mil lurai cumaie.
ALFALFA, SUGAR BEETS
AND POTATOJXS.
ere making th. Dnntt1. m..ee ,w
T7. 7 o 'iu,i iai nirrp ricn.
We ask v n 1 1 t n invni, a..h - 1.1
and decide for yourself whether you can
afford to farm anywhere else.
1 40. 80 and l)-acre farm. Easy term
If you must dispose of your local
' ,"rlu' TBiing in a larm, sea us
We ran I elp y. u.
Remember. Tuesdav. Mav Ifl vl
ing on rullroad. n iund trip expense $25
Payne Investment Co.
Entire Third Floor Ware Block.
Omaha, Nebraska.
A Great Sacrifice on Lnnd.o. in
the Rain Belt of Eastern Ne
braska, the (7
y -wVVUv avurUVU tlaVUVA
Dairying Farm Proposition Ever
rei 1
00 acres with or without 320 acre ad
joining of the best tram land in 11,,
Most of this land will produce 40 to 60
uuonrin 01 torn 10 me acre and correspond
.... jr.ciua wi oiner grains, xne soli I a
rich, sandy loam and very productive
Every acre of thin land will nmlnn, rH
or white clover, bluegraas. timothy or al
falfa. Every acre will produce m.ieh
grass as any .125-acr land In the state.
It Is all covered with a heavy growth of
hlueatern at the present time. Thia traet
contain a lake of la acres, which Is fed by
springs and furnishes an abundance of
pure water the year round. Don't llv on a
sniaii larm or nign priced land when you
have the opportunity of aecurlnir a
of this kind where you cannot only make
au mucn more money in tne dairying and
stock feeding business, but the Increase In
value of this land will make you a fortune.
v" 1 nva to uig wvery uouar you
make out of the soil. If you run a dairy
farm they will come to the door for th.
cream and pay you cash. If vou do a tnr-u
ireuina; nuninesa you can purchase the
ireaers tanner went and feed them on this
land In transit, afterwards shipping the
finished cattle to either the South Omaha
or Sioux City markets. If you need more
grain than you raise on this land for your
feeding you can purchase all you want
from the adjoining farms. This 1 not a
tract of cheap western land but located
in tne rain neit 01 eastern Nebraska In a
district that has been settled for 25 year
being miles southwest of Pierce, It miles
northwest of Norfolk, mile north of
Meadow Grove and 8 miles northwest of
name i-reek. rtr quick sale 116 per acre.
Half cash, balance 6 per cent.
W. J. DERMODT INVESTMENT CO .
114 City Nat. Bank Bldg., Oruaha, Neb.
FOR SALE
Two tract of 80 acres and 160 acre ad-
Joining of choice unimproved farm land In
the south edge of Pierce county, eight mile
north of Battle Creek. Owner must sell
and will accept $20 per acre If taken at once.
Terms half cash, balance at I per cent
Interest.
W. J. Dermoudy Investment Co.,
15H City Natl. Bank Bid. Omaha, Nb.
1 flkVArrf IT nnph 9.xt ,
Itttl.t hirst Mh rai rata.. 4...
- - e vw.si.mmbi J !,
per cent Interest, all fonced; good Improve-
........ . mu ex. aula,
Norfolk. Neb.
EXCEPTIONAL, BARGAIN Jin .
near Reward, reward Co, Neb.: good m
room noun, oarn. sneos, well and mill
tne orchard, li aoies alfalfa, iuo acre
cultivated, 7 acres good hay land, balance
pasture; price, too per acre; terms, hail
caah. fellerman Broa , Lanuoln. Neb
eeAi-na larm, v nines rrom Omaha
1 1 niilua t lAun 1 1 1 . w. I ... .
... . -....-.x. ,uuu son. ia
good condition; must aall; good term
fun oi.c ouv acres nay laJQa. 1 mJla
Newport. i;.W. miles, all new bulld-
ww. vw. vskaera, j.
Uiene. Nswpert, Nee.
Seekers
REAL ESTATE
PARK A" I J kllttH LAND FOR SALR
Xrtrul
Cenatlaaeel.
1 ACRES near Crofton, Neb.. Kan
county; good anil, good road a. well Improved
aith buildings; price per acre, ;u, eaay
term. A Lao 220 acre farm. 4 mlies from
town, well Improved, tie acre. Otto Bogoer,
C'rofum. Nb.
north Daketav.
SEVERAL Improved farm In McHenry
county. N. Dak., for sale oa easy terma;
good soli; Kb to 130 per acra C. A. 8tue
blns. Ursnvllle. N. U
FOR SALE Renters and Investors. If you
want to own one of our fine Improved
grain farms with every modern conveni
ence and be Independent, write m at once.
Little money needed. Wendell Huston.
Carrlngton, N. '.
WANTED Have good list of lands In
James River Valley, Stutsman county, N.
D. Correspondence with real estate agents
solicited. Farmers' btai baa a. Ipsllantl,
N. !.
VrtgM.
FOR SALE 160 acres choicest apple, pear,
cherry, grape land In the west, six miles
from town, one mile from railroad; soil
deep volcanlo ash. Xh Ualles. Ore., prut
winning fruit.
1H0 acres, 3V miles from town, new, mod
ern house, barn, tenement; Jolt pear prune,
bearing; 1.600 young trees, 1,000 grape vine;
good water; wood. Or will sell M acre
with all Improvements. Investigation
solicited. C. U. Webster. Th Dalles. Ore.
GO I NO TO OREGON.
Our private car leaves Omaha June 6,
direct to our fruit lands In the Willamette
valley. Free round trip to our prospective
buyers. A few reservations left. For In
formation Bee Santiarn Fruit Colony, oig
Bee Bldg.
oath Carolla.
V
LAND? 1500 Per acre made murine flea
for preserves on the Island. Orchards on
easy monthly payments. Sea Island Orchard
Company. Charleston, 8. C
oath Dakota.
J60 ACRES IN DEUEL CO., 8. XX
Close to the Minnesota line; heavy black
soil; clay subsoil; lie very level and all
under cultivation. Must be sold within 30
days to close an estate. Half of this year'
crop goes with the price, fclo per acre;
easy terms; $3,000 will handle it and it 1
a Knap. No gravel, no stones, no foul weeds.
Addres W. F. McGee. Lake Preston. 8. D.
400-ACRE corn farm, out from Sioux Falls;
excellent improvements, large grove and
fruit; all In cultivation; price for quick aai
66, easy terms; also 40 weh Improved, easy
terms, and 100 acres unimproved. These are
bargains for quick sale. R. A, Sllvlua
owner. Sioux Falls, 9. D.
A1JPAI.FA
THE KINO OF ALL FARM PRODUCTS.
This Is the land wo have. Free home
steads; relinquishment and deeded landa
For particular write K. O. Wonder dc Co..
Buffalo Gap, 8. D.
FOR SALE Section good, raw land; all
fenced; good flowing well; 6 mile from
Planklngton, S. D. For particular, writ
J. K. O'Mallav Phllln a r.
WILL exchange choice farm land near
Pierre, the capital of South Dakota, for
flood Iowa nr N,hBl,. i n . .
-- Z tnut wuai nave
you to offerT West Land Co., Pierre, S. D.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND FOR SALE.
We have a list of Edmunds county land
for sale at from 119 and up per acre. If
Interested write us for particular and we
wll Isend our prices and pocket map. If
you own land In South Dakota list It with
us. Our mottn la " A t. , , n r . i v-
and Beller." Give us a chance to prove our
imniiwii. nasvoia lyana co.. Mine, Ed
munds county, South Dakota.
ONE-FOURTH SECTION F1VB MILES
r hum TOWN.
.f.tlr Improvements. Price $5,600. Equity.
$2,400. Akaaka Real Estate Co.. Akaaka, a!
Texas.
PECOS VALLEY
IRRIGATED FRUIT AND ALFALFA
LANDS.
f
EXCURSION JUNE 6TH.
6.000 acres under th Bigg canal In
farm to suit. Unimproved land, with full
paid water rights, t.lo to $fiO per acre; 1m
proved farms In alfalfa and cotton, $60 to
H'j per acre; terms, oaah, balance I per
cent.
Here Are 2 Sample Crops of 1910:
Miller Bros, cut 4 crop of alfalfa hay,
averaging one ton each crop per acre,
which sold for $16 to $21 pet ton and
threshed from the fifth en.n &n nnund rr
seed per acre, worth 15o per pound. Total
iih.mmo over ii per acre. Mr. Warrick
rented his alfalfa land and received $38
per acre for his one-half of the crop.
Tho climate and elevation In the Pecos
valley are Ideal for fruits as well as al
falfa, corn and cotton. Tokay grapes and
Rocky Ford melnna rinen nn mnnth ear
lier than at Fresno, Cal.. and Rocky Ford,
iv. . Rim uniiia urai on i ii q maraet al
ways bring topnotch prices. Fruits from
thia valley took four first premiums over
California and Colorado at the Wortd'
fair, St. Louis, and vegetables from Mr.
Bigg' home farm took twentv-two firat
premium at th El Paso fair in 1909.
SPECIAL OFFER.
The owner want money for tmnrnvtnr
more of his land and will give a discount
of $6 per acre and first pick of the unim
proved lands with full Paid water rtrhta
until 480 acre have been sold. This means
a good piece of land with full paid water
rIMits as low as $30 net per acre.
Kto wn us june o ana get nrst choice.
Names of prominent Omaha men whn
bought last year after personal. Inspection
furnished on application. They will tell
you about the land, the water rlsrhta. the
crops and the clirrate. A pleased customer
Is the best advertisement.
J. H. Dumont & Son,
Phon Doug. 690. 1606 Famam St., Omaha.
SAN SABA VALLEY, the garden spot of
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan. We
can- buy land for you or Invest money. 1
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
yese tanas. correspondence solicited.
Refer to First Nat l bank, ban Saba Nat l
bank. Ward. Murray & Co., and the mem
ber In congress from Texaa. Kelley
Burleson Co.. San Saba, Tex.
TEXAS INVESTMENTS.
Buy orchard and aardan landa iuu
Houston, the greatest and most nrosDer-
oua city In the aouthweat. where value
are going up all th time and fortunes
made in real estate In short while. Easy
terms if desired. Address K. C. Robert
son, 601 Klaui Bldg., Houston Tex.
$20 cash and 8 per cent Interest, payable
keml-annualiy, will secure you a home to
Vela, Tex. and a 10-acre farm In the Rio
Grande valley, where the farmer's caah In
come ia as perpetual a the daya that com
and go. S. 11 Jackson, 706 First National
nana mag.. Houston, Tex.
BAN SABA VAI.I.RT tha iuUmi iui , nl
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan. W
can buy land for you or Invest money, 8
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these lands. Correspondence solicited.
Refer to First Nat l bank. Man Baha. K'at'l
bank. Ward. Murray 4k Co., and the mem
bers In congress from Texa. K.elley
Burleson Co., ban Saba, Tex.
WE are subdividing t 300 r.r.u
farm . land In Jackson county. fcDlendtd
cropa every year. Rainfall about right, 40
incne. ror description, plat and price
write
JOHN RICHET a rn
!1S E. Houston St.. San tntonlo. Tex.
Buy Gulf Coast Fruit Lands
on Easy Payments
Where 10 acres will produce aa much
each aeason aa ,100 acree farther north.
Watch for our ad next week offering
tiulf Coast Orange and Fig Unds within
tan mile of Houston, Tex., on terms of
One Dollar an sere cash and One Dollar an
acre per montn.
fcee ns fur particulars
W. J. Deruiody
Investment Coninanv
11.14 City National Bank Bldg, Omaha. Neb.
TJtaa.
640 ACRES choice unlmDroved wheal land
(black sandy loam) In northern titan near
railroad. Price (j per acre. Terma reason
able. Addreae Dr. W. 1L Petty. Oadaa.
Ulan.
Persistent Advertising to
the Road t
Big Return
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAUD FOB RALI
(Continued
Wftelai.
FOR BALK 1(. 000 acre In Laraml
county, Wyoming, in Golden Prairie dis
trict, suitable lor farming; now siocked
with rattle and slleep. will sell with ranch,
will exchange for eastern Nebraska or
low larnis. j. T. Bell. Owner, Cheyenne,
Wyo.
A wVCENT box of O'Brien s fine candy
free to G. A. Harmon, 7;"0 line Bt., If he
will bring this ad to The Bee office within
threedays. I
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farea ssa Ranch l.aada.
FROM 10 to 100 acres between South
Omaha and Bellevue Small hmi and
ham. t all John N. Hatkell, Harney Vbi.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WE exchange properties of merit. H. H.
Culver. 812-13 O. K. B. Bldg.. I). TStio.
C.J. CAN AN. Room 101. Oma. Nat I Bank.
WANT to exchange eoultv of 13 Hon In
one-fourth section of land ii Grand Forks
county, xvortn Dakota, for stock of goods.
Address V-101 care Be.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
For sale or exchange: fine hardware arM
furniture business In live town of about
wh; good farming country; Grant Co.. Mln
nesota; large frame store building; on
choice corner lots, nice living rooms up
stairs; also good improved 10 acre; land
1 mile from same town. 110 acres under
cultivation; can all be plowed; no waste;
will consider good Improved farm In corn
belt or good Income city property up to
116.000. a part payment: balance cash.
Require about $3,0110 to handle thl. For
other Information and price, write owner.
liocx oox wx), Herman, in inn.
FOR reliable sales ard exchanges, see
u. ni. ixiwvjMirsn, wot manueis Bldg.
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to nirj.vuu on unproved pioperty. No delay.
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LOANS to home owners and home build
er, with privilege of making partltal nav-
mer.ts semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS, 601
rirst National Bank building.
CHEAP MONET.
Representing the Penn Mutual Life In
Co., with easels of over 1117,0(0,000, I am
prepared to accept all the good loan of
fered on Improved Omaha real estate.
Business and residence loan mad with
out delay.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
City National' Bank Bldg.
5 & 5 9?ion c,ty ,n1 rm Property, w.
" J20B. MEIKLE. $06 Ramge Bldg!
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Famam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnara St. '
I-OWRATE3, BEMIS-CARLBERO CO..
$10-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN-Payn Investment Co
Wanted, farm loan. Kloke Inv. Co. .Omaha
$!00 to $10,000 made promptly. F D
Wead. Wead Bldg.. IStn and Famam.
WE HAVE money to loan on Improved
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THE best candy In the country Is made
right here In Omaha. If D. F. Bohan, 722
Bancroft St.. will bring thl ad to The Bee
office We will give him a 60-cent box of
O'Brien' fine candy free.
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one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
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dally; rate single insertion, 1 cent a word;
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WANT to purchase direct from owner,
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Nebraska) state price and term In first
letter. Box 363, Fremont, Neb.
WANTEDTO BUY
BEST price paid for 2d hand furniture,
carpet, clothing and shoe. TeL D. mi.
THE best candy In the country la ma!
right here In Omaha. If Mr. Addle Blake
more, 2823 8. 24th St., will bring this ad to
The Bee office we will give her a 60-cent
box of O'Brien' fine candy free.
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF fTHIC fYMSTRttfTIV(l
wuarcermanter, f ort D. A. Russell, Wyo
ming. April 8, 1911. Sealed proposals, In
triplicate, will be received at thl office
until 9:30 o'clock a. m., mountain time,
Monday, May 8, 1911, at which time they
will be opened In public, for construction
of approximately the following estimated
quantities of drain: 3.126 lineal feet of 8
lnch S. U. Vlt. pipe and specials. 2,900 lineal
reet of 6-inch S. O. Vlt, pipe and specials
and 9 manholes. Plans, speclfleatlons and
general Instructions to bidder are on file
in una oince and also In the office of the
Chief Quartermaster, Department of th
termariter. Department of dolorado, Den
ver. ioin., ana in tne Qriice or tne secre
tary of Builders' Exchange, St. Paul, Min
nesota. Proposal blanks may be obtained
upon application to this office. The gov
ernment reserves the right to reject or ac
cept any or all bids or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
Indorsed 'PropoBalH for construction of
dralnu at Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo., to be
upenen may s, and addressed to K.
S. Armstrong, Captain and Quartermaster
Ninth Cavalry, Constructing Quartermas
ter. Fort D. A. Russell. Wyoming.
A10-11-12-13M5-6
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs. Washington,
D. C Sealed proposals for letting graz
ing District No. 8. Crow Reservation,
Montana, for the grazing of sheep, either
under a lease or by permit, will be re
ceived at the office of the commissioner of
Indian affairs, Washington, D. C, until $
o'clock p. m., on Monday, June E, 1911, and
will be Immediately thereafter opened In
the presence of such bidders aa may at
tend. AH necessary information may be
obtained on application to the superin
tendent of the Crow Indian school, Crow
Agency, Montana. C. F. Hauke. Second
Assistant Commissioner. M4dl8t.
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Odd Fellow Next at I'te.
IDA GROVE, la.. May 6 -(Speclal ) It
was decided to hold the next annual cele
bration of the Odd Fellows at I'te. Ia..
next year. Vice presidents were elected
as follows: Ida Grove, J I. Hess; Wltftlng,
O. B. Smith; Castana. B. F. Rellly; Maple
ton, E. J. Struble; Tattle Creek. K. F.
Burow; Soldier, E. Gratlx. The meeting
reported 726 subordinate lodges of Odd
Fellow in Iowa, with 68.128 members; til
subordinate encampment, with 10.890 mem
ber, and 642 Rebekah lodge, with 36.121
members. There are fifty canton In th
late, with L4S1 canton member.
-';itrJ 1
I
DIAZ MUST AGREE TO QUIT
Madero Finds that Nothing Lc8$ Will
Satisfy Rebel Chiefs.
CHIEF rOUTT IN PEACE DEALINGS
Private tmsnsre .Not Rsraik to Sat
isfy Maas of the People 11 me a.
tear la la Direct
rhara-e.
Eli PASO. May 5. The peace commis
sioners of the Mexican revolutionists for
mally presented Thursday to Judge Carha
Jal. the federal envoy, a statement signed by
Francisco Madero, Jr., appealing to Presi
dent Dlai to make public th assurance
given privately that he Intended to resign.-
After offering his own resignation as
provisional president of the republic Senor
Madero suggests that both President Dlas
and Vice President Corral resign and that
Senor De La Barra. the minister of for
eign relations, become president ad Interim
until a general election shall have been
held.
Th statement, couched In most courteous
Spsnish phrases, nfor.ns President Dial
that there Is no other way out of the
present difficulty nd that a word from
htm will bring peace In a few days.
Senor Madero In hi statement calls upon
di . '" -'-""-"i caua upon
1 r"me"t particularly to make known
to the people of Mexico his "Irrevocable
resolution to retire from power a soon as
peace Is established In the country." Ma
dero declares this statement was made by
Dlax to "go-betweens" Interested in re
storing peace.
The Madero statement was presented by
the rebel commissioners at the negotiations
which began early today, only after a
heated discussion among the revolutionist
leaders.
Pablle tatement F.saentlal.
Pome of them had declared that It was
absolutely essential that President Dln
make public announcement of his Intention
to resign In order to bring about complete
tranquility. Teace. thev said, would not
follow an agreement backed tip only by
private assurances which hardly could be
transmitted to militant leaders In the
outh and central purta of the republic
Borne of th rebel chiefs went so far aa
to address a letter to General Madero,
stating that unless ho asked for the im
mediate resignation of President Diaz, or
at least a public annotinrement of future
Intentions, they would not support the
peace negotiations. '
General Madero, somewhat alarmed .by
the extent of the Insurrection which he has
created, and now desirous of making every
effort to save the country from a state of
anarchy, finally wrote the following In
tructions to his peace commissioners. Dr.
Vasques Gomez, Senor Francisco Madero.
sr., and Senor Pino Snarrx:
"In general th conditions of peace have
been accepted by me In telegrams, trans
mitted by the government's unofficial
agents. Stnors Branlff and Obregron. I
ought tb tell you that I have accepted to
treat about those conditions because some
gentlemen, acting as go-betweens, have.
In a confidential way. Indicated to me that
General Dlai has made known to them hi
irrevocable resolution to retire rrom
power as soon a peace Is established In
the country.
This resolution appears to m to be
highly patriotic, because In the present
moment It Is the only one which can sat
isfy public opinion, and I am convinced
that If General Dlas make public this
Intention It will permit us to pacify the
country In a very few days, a matter which
la difficult to obtain In other way.
"For thee reason and not doubting th
patriotism of General Dlax, I w1h you to
present to the envoy of the government
the following proposition:
"In order to assure the Immediate paci
fication of Mexico and to furnish to th
world an example which will Increase th
prestige of our country, both contending
leader. General Porforlo Dlax. aa well aa
myself aa provincial president and th vie
president of the republic Ramon Corral
shall resign, and In the Interim, th minister
of foreign relation, Senor Francisco de la
Barra, shall be president, calling a general
election according to the constitution.
A far as I am concerned, I am offer
ing my resignation with great satisfaction
as x only wish to serve my country as
circumstance demand. If General Dlas
I Inspired by the same patriotic sentiment,
I have no doubt' he will make publio what
he ha manifested in private. I beg of you
to make thl proposition In the most fav
orable term In order not to. of fend In th
slightest degree and that you may not In
sist that he retire Immediately.
"I believe that the country will become
quiet alone through the announcement of
his Intention to retire from power and aa
soon aa all the arrangements you ar af
fecting with the representative of General
Dlax are put Into operation."
The conference between Judge Carbalal.
the federal envoy, and the rebel commis
sioner, adjourned lata today after which
th Madero statement waa made publio.
Realaaatloa Rlgaest Problem.
It km evident that the procedure with
respect to the resignation of President Dfas
had been the most exacting problem before
the commissioner. Rebel leader tonight
declared peace Impossible except a Indi
cated by General Madero In hi statement.
On what General Dlai would do. It was
admitted by federal representative and
revolution!,! alike, rested the aoluUon of
th difficulty.
Rebel successes In th outhern and cen-
tral part of Mexico where th resignation
of President Dlai Is said to be preferred
above all other demands for political r-
rorm, it is known caused General Madero
to .take the stand he did. He feared. It I
said, that hi peace negotiations would be
or urn avail, no matter what formalities
were puraued, ir the main Issue were dis
regarded. In the credentials which Judge Carbajal,
the federal envoy brought. General Madero
saw a recognition of the revolutionist cause
and waa highly pleased.
Conamanlcatloa Cat Off.
LOS ANGELES. May 6,-Th Western
I'nlon Telegraph company Is In receipt of
official government advice from Mexico
City to the effect that all telegraphlo com
munication ha been cut off with the fol
lowing state in the southern republic:
Blnaloa, Senora Chihuahua, Durango, Guer
rero, and Morelos. An exception la niads
of two town in th last named state.
WEDDING GIFT OF $50,000
I.. K. Armstrong; of Fort Dodge Makes
Flae Preseat lo His (Inly
Dssikter,
FORT DODGE, la-. May &-Speclal Tele
gram. Improved Iowa farm land near
CorwNh, worth 60.mo and a half section In
sire, was onrf wedding gift L. E. Arm
strong, president of the Plymouth Clsy
Products and Plymouth Gypsum companies
and director of th Fort Dodge ?es Moines
V Southern, gava his only child, Julia, to
night Upon her marriage lo Raymond
Sleeper of Sheldon. The young couple's
courtship started during the summer at
Ike OkoboJI. Mr. and Mrs. Hleeper have
gone east, to New York. Philadelphia,
Boston and other point. They will llv in
Sheldon.
Th Key to th BltuaUon-be Want Ada
! Bryan Challenges
Opponents of Bibe
Nebraskan Snyi Materialist Should
Show They Are Right by Pro- J
ducing Better Book.
CHICAUO. 111.. Mi)- -..-Telegram from
President Taft and British Ambassador
James Bryce were read tonight at th cele
bration of the .three hundredth anniversary
of the translation of th authorlied version
of the F.ngllsh Bible.
The chief address was delivered by Wil
liam .1. Bryan, who challenged materialist
end those opposed to the theory of dlvlna
Inspiration of the Bible to show they went
lisht by producing a book superior to thsf
volume.
"Atheists and materialist declare that
the Bible Is merely the work of man." said
Mr. Bryan, "and that It was written undor
the llmltnes that apply to human wisdom.
Taking this position they necessarily must
contend that, unless man has degenerated
In ability and declined In wisdom, he now
can produce a book equal to th Bible. Let
them produce It.
"Atheist and materialist have assailed
the Bible at every points they have been
as bold as the prophets of Baal In defying
th living God and In heaping contempt
upon the written word. Why not challenge
them to put their doctrines to the test?
When Elijah waa confronted by a group
of srorners who mocked the Lord he In
vited them to match the power of their God
against the power of his, and he waa willing
to concede superiority to th one who would
answer with fire."
Inspector McCann is
Pardoned by Deneen
Chicago Man Convicted of Taking
Bribes from Resort Keepers
Released.
SPRINGFIELD. 111.. May 8.-EdwM
McCann, the Chicago police Inspector, was
late today granted a full and unconditional
pardon from confinement In the Jollet pen
itentiary by Governor Deneen.
It was at a late hour In the afternoon
when the report of McCann's pardon was
given out for publication. It had been a
matter of speculation ever since th par
don board met at Jollet. The board ofV'
pardons was In session conferring on th
matter for the greater part of the day.
The McCann case made history In the
annals of the police departments of the
great cltlea of thl country. McCann, who
had a reputation as being one of th most
conscientious and efficient officer In Chi
cago, waa stationed, because of his capa
bility, In the" vice-ridden district on th
west side of the city. Ill record In hi
station was notable for unrelenting war-,
fare against vice and he rescued hundreds
of women from a life of shame. In a '
crusade against bribery In the police de
partment of Chicago the Inspector was
tried for bribery, and resort keeper al
leged on the witness stand they had paid
him tribute for allowlne them to ,n,i,a.
in ineir iiucit ousines. McCann waa sen
tenced to the penitentiary at Jollet for an
indeterminate term.
Jury Says Bad Track
- is Cause of Wreck
Defective Roadbed Responsible for
Aocident on Pennsylvania
Railroad.
E ASTON, Pa. May R.-"By th evidence
before us we conclude that the accident
wa caused by a defective roadbed," was
turning or tne coroner Jury ln
Philllpburg. N. J.. following th lnauest
on th victim of th wreck of the Penn
sylvania railroad at Martin' creek last
Saturday. This finding was made In con
nection with the death of Eleanor Ruther
ford, the Utlca school teaoher, who died
from her Injuries In th Eaiton hospital.
Prosecutor Btrtker. who assisted Coroner
Kinney In his Investigation, said th Jury
would have liked to have returned a mors
explicit verdict.
"The case I now up to th gran 4 jur
for further Investigation If they car to
make It," he ald. "No on being charged
with neglect, ther la no on against whom
a charge can be made. ' Ther waa no
evidence to how any person charged with
in care of the roadbed had any knowl
edge or a defect, if there waa any."
STRANGER'S EFFORT TO USE
CHECK LANDS HIM IN JAIL
Reliable Loeva Compear Ceases Ar.
rest of Mas Thoacht t Be Skilled
Check Manipulator.
Attempting to buy a $76 watch with an
10 check at th Reliable Loan company'
tore, 1311 Douglas tret, shortly after 7
o'clock laat nlkht, EX Walton, alia Ben
son, alia Stoner. wa arrested by Detec
tive Jo Hell after complaint at th police
station had been mad by I. Blobodsky
proprietor of the place.
Captain Dempeey believe that In the
catch of Walton the polio have one of"
the best check artist In th country.
When searohedVat the staUon th man
had In hi pocket several check made
out on person and business firm of
Omaha. Elgin. 111., and other cities.
Besides the SS0 check Walton had papers
for S'15 and $15 purporting to have been
Issued by T. C. Cordon and charged to
F. L. Candon of Elgin, 111. A money or
der on the Adams Express company for
$2. payahl to George W. Storey, with
Frank A. Mason as remitter, was also
found among Walton' effects. Another
express money order to the same man
reached tr0 In amount, and a check for M.
payable to R. Adainsky and signed by F.
N. Mason, bore evidence of th man
versatility.
Under the name of Benson. Walton waa
arrested In Omaha, say Captain Dempsey,
two years ago for passing a bad check
for $21 on David Crounse of 1124 Douglas
sti eet.
Yesterday morning Walton bought a
suit of clothe from the Reliable Loan
company. He pan good money for th
suit and the police believe he In this way
endeavored to gain th confidence of th
Umt. Ills attempt to pay JsO for a $75
watch aroused the suspicions of the clerks
In the store and his arrest followed. It
Is believed that many others have been
the victims of Walton's art and that many
accusations against him are forthcoming.
Folded In among the checks Walton had
a lon list of names, which included sum.
of those hich he ha J forced. From thin
It U thought that he went about the coun
try methodically raiding the worthless pa
pers which weio made out on the persons
In his Hal.
Pooler Bar for Damages.
JEFFERSON, la.. May l.-(Bpeclal Tele
gram Wilbur Pooley of thia city haV
brought auit aaainal Rmlr., n r rv,,ttnn
of Grand Junction for $S0,K damage for
the alienation of hi wife s affections. Mrs.
Pooley 1 th daughter of Mr. Dutton. The
case I attracting wide attention where th
parties ar known.
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