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22 THE BEE: OMAIIA. SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1911. i i f REAL ESTATE PARM AHD lUlltH LAUD rOR IALB (Continued ) Maataaa. PROLKBAM5 TRACTS IN MONTANA, tbe coming farm state, ins to tan per acre. Writ for dasarlptlra. Shew a Clark Land Company. Hackney bliig.. sl laul, Minn. FOR "ALB Bitter Root Valley I acra fine fruit land, old water right; brat tw linn of tba valley, flna proposition for sub division: fair buildings; asy trma. Ad dress owner. K. O. Lewis, b lav.ua rUi a, Mont Kebraalca. TWO FARM BARGAINS 2" lcr In central Nebraska. 1 mile from R R. town; rich black loam, with clay subsoil; no sand; Z"& acres cultivated; i0 acres alfalfa, 10 acres good timber; fenced separately and needed; D-room house; large l'rn. crib, granary and other Improve ments THICK, V I'KR ACRE; EASY TERMS IF DESIRED, o RAD ED HCHOOL AND METMuDldT CHURCH WITHIN USE MILE. Swedish and Danish Farmers Read This. I . 1S1 arrea In a Danish and Swedish neigh borhood, 6 miles northeast of Boone and 10 mllea southeast of Albion, tha county seat; 2 mllea to tha beat Swedlxh Lutheran church In that part of Nebraska. This Is one of the best farms in the country, with rich black soil, cly subsoil; Id-room house, good barn, cave with brick walls, granary, corncrib, or u i d-and other Improvements; IS acres tlmniiiy and clover, 60 acres native grass pasture, balance in cultivation; no waste land. PRICE t6 PER ACRU. 1110 per acre was reiused recently for a farm in same neighborhood; no better land than this. J. H. Dumont & Son, Tel. Douglaa 0. 1WJ6 Karn&m eit,, Omaha. IM-ACKE ranch rot aaia, JU per acre, two-thirds cash, remainder five years, per cent Interest; all f.noed; good improve ments. For particulars write rank bcoula. .Norfolk. Neb. A SACRIFICE-For a limited time I am offering my home place three-quarters of a mile from Ulbbon, Buffalo county, Neb., fur sale at a sacrifice. Jt contains 3J) acies of the best land in the Platte River valley. Is highly improved, all under cultivation, with lota of fruit trees, etc. For particu lars call on or address the owner, Wm. H. Nutter, Gibbon, Neb., or tha Standard Land Co., Lincoln, Neb. ANOTHER BAROAIN One of the best ranches In the Platte River valley in Buf falo county. Neb.; WO acres; 100 In crop now and the remainder In meadow, cutting a ton of wild hay to the acre each year. Call on or address the owner for a bargain If sold at once. Wm. H. Nutter, Gibbon, Neb., or the Standard Land Co., Lincoln, Neb. RARE BARGAIN. JrtVarr Nebraska ranch, will cut 150 tons of hay. Excellent house on bank of a beautiful lake. Fenoed and crosbfenced No better stock proposition anywhere. ,10 per acre. Will give terms. 11 301 Bee. FOR SALE 800 acres bay land. 1 milk Newport. 117.60; 00 ( miles, all new build ings, spring water. Otbera. L. M. Greene. Newport. Neb. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN MO Mm Bear Seward, beward Co., Neb.; good six' room house, barn, sheds, well and mill fine orchard, It acres alfalfa, 100 acres) cultivated, 7 acres good hay land, balance pasture; price, w per acre; terms, h cash. Vetlermaa Broe. Lincoln, Neb. Bft-ACRE farm, ft miles from Omaha, m mllea to town; upland, good soil, la good condition; must sell; good terma Owner, Box 261. Urena. Neb. A BARGAIN If gold at once, I will give a bargain on 180 acres of the best valley land along the plaits. In Buffalo county; all under culti vation and all In wheat. Call or address tha owner, Wm. H. Nutter, Gibbon. Neb., or tha Standard Land Co., Lincoln, Neb. Hertk Dakota. FOR SALE Renters and Investors, if yog want to own ono of our flna Improved giain farms with every modern con van i eace and be Independent, writ mo at once. Little money needed. Wendell Uuatoa. C erring tun. N. O. 6EVERAL Improved farms la MeHenry county, N. Dak., for sale oa easy terms; good soli; t to Ml par acre. C A. Stuo btns. Granville. N. D. WANTED Havo good list of lands la lames River Valley, Stutsman county. N. I). Correspondence with real estate agents elicited. Farmers' btai bamk, YpaUauti, N. P.- Oregon. FOR SALE If acres choicest apple, pear, cherry, grape land In the west, sis miles from town, one mile from railroad; soli deep volcanlo ash. The Dalles. Ore., prtte winning fruit. It) acres. Vk miles from town, new, mod em house, barn, tenement: KO pear pruna bearing; 1.600 young treea, l.OuO grape vines; good water: wood. Or will sell (0 acres with all Improvements. Investigation oliclted. C. U. Webster. Tbe Dalles. Ore. oath Carellaa, LANDS 1600 per acre made growing fig (or preserves on the Islands. Orchards on oasy monthly payments. Sea Island Orchard Company. Charleston. 8. C IF Joo Vlavec. 1774 Castellar St.. will eotne to The Bee office within three days we will glvo him a 40-cent box of O'Brien's fine canuy. oath Dakota. 400-ACRB corn farm, out trom Stoux Falla; excellent Improvements, large grove and fruit; all In cultivation; price for quick sale isft. eaay terms; also 240 well Unproved, easy terms, and 160 acres unimproved. Tbeee are bargains for Quick sale. R. . Sllvtua. owner. Sioux Falls, . IX FOR SALE Section good, raw land: all fenced; good flowing well; mllea from Planklngton, 8. J. For particulars, write j. Ifi. O Malley. Philip. & . ALFALFA THO KING OF ALL FARM PRODUCTS. This la tha land wo have. Free home teaua; relinquishments and deeded landa Knr particulars write E. O. Wonder Co, Buffalo Gap. 8. D. HOUTH DAKOTA LAND FOR SALS. Wo have a list of Edmunds oounty land (or sale at from lit and up per acra. If Interested write us for particular and we wll laead our prices ana pocket map. If you own land la South Dakota lilt It wits Vis. Our motto la "A Square Deal to Buyer and Seller." Give uo a cnance to prove our at element. Has void Land Co., Mine, a.4 xnuads county. South Dakota. WILL exchange choice farm land sear Pierre, tbe capital of South Dakota, tor good Iowa or Nebraska land; what have you to otter? West Land Co.. Pierre, a. IX ONE-FOURTH SECTION FIVB 141LJB1 FROM TOWN. Fair Improvements. Price IMOt. Equity. Il.es. AaaskA Real Kstato Co.. Akasaa, h. M ACRES IN DEUEL CO.. ftV. D. Close to the Minneeota line; heavy black aoU; clay subsoil; Ilea very level and all tinder cultivation. Must be sold wttala M days to close an estate. Half of this year's crop goea with the price. Id per acre; easy terms; 63.000 will handle It and It la a snap. No gravel, no stones, no foul weeds. A4 ureas W. F. MoGea. Lake Ptealon. S. S!t Toxaa, THE NILE OF AMERICA. I? cash and t per cent lalereei. payable Mini -annually, will eecure you a home la Gulf Coaat Orange and Fig landa within tea mllea of Houston, Tex., on terma oi aoa. Mi fcUaia Bldg.. Heuatoa Tax. TEXAS IN TESTM ENTa. Buy orchard and garden landa Bear Houston, tba greatest and moat proaper. aua city la the souihweet, where values are going up all the time and fortunee suade urn real eetato la short while. Easy teruta it desired. Address K. C Rsbert V.ia. lea., ana a lu-eure farm ta tue rue (ireade valley, where lu tarmer'a caah la ouxo is as parpeiaal as the days that come aoa go. S. ki. Jacaaon, guat staueatai keag slouoiaa. Tea. REAL ESTATE "ARM AlfU RANCH LAND FOR ALB Texas Coat la aea. BAN PA BA VALLEY, ttie garden apot of Texas, home of tbe paprr shell pecan. We can buy land for ou or Invest money, per rent net to ou secured by mortgage on these lands Correspondence solicited, heler to First Natl bank, ban Cuba Natl bank, Ward, Murray Co., and Hie di.iu bera In coiirraj f i orn Texas, 'aweiie liurleson Co.. ban Saba, Tex- vVE are subdividing 2.3U0 acres of fertile farm land In Jacknon county. tSpiendid crvpa ops every ear. llainfail snout right. 4 chea. or deacripuon, plat ana puce inc writ JOHN R1CHEY A CO.. I1J E. Houston ban Antonio. Tex. Wramlsg. FOR BALE 11000 acre In Laramie county. w yoming, in Golden Prairie dis trict; aultatiie lor terming, now stocked tin cattle and sheep, will sell with ranch; will exchange lor eastern Nebiaska or Iowa larma. J. 1. Bell, owner, cbeyenna, Wyo. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE WE exchange properties of merit. H. H. Culver. sU-14 O. N. B. Bldg.. D. 7886. CORNER business lot, 62.500, clear. Want cottuge worth .f.iit)U to 6j,6u0. su6 Omaha National Bank Bldg. FOR KALE OH EXCHANGE First class hardware and lurmture buslncHH in live town of about !, Giant county, Minne sota. New, clean htock, invoices fT.OuO nilti lixturex; large tno-stoiy frame store build ing, 24xlMx.v It , with nice iivinit rooms overhead; choice corner lots. Price. V.;o0. Thin Is a chance of a lifetime to get into a first clans running business. Aiho, my highly improved halt-section larm joining same town, best of soil and high state of cultivation, about 'MO acreo in crop, To acres tame pasture fenced with hog-tight woven wire, balance hay land; building all nearly new 7-ioom frame house, two Hones, large screened porch, cement cellar and cistern, barn, 33x40x16 ft.: (canto Hxi ft. with large haylott and carrier; ttianary, 24x36x10 It.; corner! u, poultry house, garage, etc.; fine tubular well and windmill. Everything la In very best of condition, buildingx newly painted. Price Ito per acre; mortgage of 64,(iUO at t', per cent, due 114, against It. Also half-section farm 3 mile.M trom same town; nice level land, no waste; about 240 aires In crop, At acres panlure, balance hay land, but could all be put under culti vation. Fair set of buildings, nice flowing well, etc. Price J46 per acre. Mortgage of M.W0 s.t 5 per cent against It. This la all selected property, but as I must make a change of climate on account of health will consider first class income city prop erty, or good Improved farm In corn belt In exchange, but must have one-third cash out of it. Owners only need write. Lock Box 3S6, Herman, Minn. WANTED To trade three strictly mod ern and up-to-date dwellings with big lots. trees, rruit, etc.. in the very best residence district of South Omaha, two blocks from car line and on paved streets for farm land. This Is strictly high-class property. readily renting at the highest rates and is very desirable. 'Prefer land In Nebraska or Iowa, but will consider a good farm anywhere. Answer at once. A. B. C Stock Yards Station, South Omaha. FOR reliable sales aid exchanges, gee D. U. LEAMING. Um Brandeis Bldg. WHAT have you to trade for a fino rur reyT W. Oakridge Inv. Co. D. 2167. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Wo have at Saratoga, Wyo., 1 mile from town, 1,600 acres In a body, with three seta of build ings, horses, cattle and farm toohj; 1,500 acre's of It Irrigated with an abundant sup ply of water; very rich, productive soil, which can be had now at $75 per acre In exchange for merchandise or clear Income property or caah. Address Box R, Fred erick, B. U. 600 ACRES clear Kansas land for good stock of general merchandise; will trade all or part; price $15.00 per acre. J. J. Barbour, owner, Chester, S. D. 16-ROOM hotel, with three lots; well lo cated, In western Nebraska town; also one story frame store building, 20x50; will sell cheap or exchange for small clear prop erty. Roach, 61S Paxton. Douglaa 1607. REAL ESTATE LOANS OMAHA property and Nebraska landa O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO.. Kl New Omaha National Bank Building. OARVIN BROS.. M floor N. T. Life, t&M to 110,000 ob Impioved property. No delay. fi & 5Vo t&" c'ty and farm property. W. U tf 72 7CB. MEIKLB, SK Ramge Bldg. WANTED, FARji LOANS. KlokaTnv. Co., Omaha. WANTED City loana. Peter Trust Co. WANTED City loana and warrants. W. Farnam 8mlth & Co., 1320 Farnam 8C 1100 to tlO.OOO made promptly. F. D. Weed. Wead Bldg.. Uth aad Farnam. LOANS to homo owners and homo build' era, with privilege of making partltal pay ments e.ml-annually. W. H. THOMAS, 601 First National Bank building. . J uni Bd a . Representing the Penn Mutual Life Ina Co., with assets of over 1117. Ouo, 006, I am prepared to accept all the good loana of fered on Improved Omaha real estate. Business and residence loana made with out delay. THOMAS BRENNAN. City National Bank Bldg. 5 money on cholco buslnees and residence property. Loans closed promptly. PETERS TRUST CO., 17th and Farnam. LOANS MADE ON IMPROVED CITY SF-i, ESTATE. BUTTON REALTY CO.. 694 BRANDEIS BLDG. MONEY TO LOAN Pay no Investment Co WB HAVE money to loan on Improved real eatate In Omaha and suburba NEBRASKA SAVINGS LOAN ASS'N. leuo Farnam St. Board of Trade Bldg. CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZEK. LOW RATES. BEMI8-CARLBERO CO.. U-ll Brandeis Theater Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED HAVE customer for S or (-room modern residence, well located; must be baraain. H. C. WESTERGAARD, 601 City Nat- Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb. WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS. Have you anything to offer the farmer of lower Any cheap land for higher priced; a general merchandise store for land or an kuid of an exchange! Or have you some land you want to sell for cash The ens psper that reaches the Iowa farmer la the Des glomes Capital; 4i,0u0 circulation dally; rate single Insertion. 1 cent a word six Insertions, cents a word. Dag Molaes Dall Capital. Dca Moines. Is, STEAMSHIPS ALLAN LINE Pwtureeque St Lawrence Routa Weekly Bailings from MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW MONTREAL TO LONDON. Havre. France Fortnightly trom PHILADELPHIA and Boston to Glasgow, bplendid scenery, shortest paaeage, lea rates. Any local agent or ALLAN at CO.. General Agents. 12? N. Dearborn SL, Chicago. ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW. NEW TOFK AND NAPLES DIRECT. Single or Round Trip Tickets between New York and Scutch, English. Irian and ail principal Continental points at attractive ratea end for book of information Superior Accommodatlona Excellent Cui sine. Apply promptly for Reservation te local agents of Anchor Line or HENDER SON BUoS.. General Agcnia, Chicago, lu. WANTED-TO BORROW WANTED About $5,000 to build a home; will pay $1,000 and $i0 per mouth. J Jog, Bee. WANTED TO BUY BEST price paid for Id band furniture, carpets, doibiuj and gboea TL D. at;!. GOOD MONEY (or your brok,n move ments aad old gold. M. Nathan, ha) eV. Lith 8ELNER pays good prices for furniture, carpela, clothe and ahoea, JX frail. WANTED-TO BUY (Continued ) WANTED To buy a good second-hand Frailer cart. Call South 9S or S. l.';i. RESIDENCE In Dundee. Isfll Farram. F. D. Wead. WANTED TO RENT WANTED Two first class furnlshet rooms; private family; Hsnscom Park dis trict; can give bet references. J 2M. Hec A BOX of O'Brien s fine candy makes a good Impression with your girl. If K. E Davis, 311 N. -ob St , will come to The Bee office within three days we will give him a 60-cent box of this tine candy free. WANTED SITUATIONS PRACTICAL NCtar.. nam,, EXPERIENCED laundress wants du work. 1'hone Harney fcoo. YOL NO man, 23, with good education, ueMies position In Omaha with chances oi advancement; unquestionable reference E 284, Bee. ASSISTANT bookkeeper or shipping cierk; can furnish good references. G 2&t, aie Bee. STRONG MAN wants work of any kind 'Phone Douglaa 1642. Fred Gay. 1 am a good bushelman and a hard worker; would like to work for reasonable price, inquire tr. Jacob, 1414) N. 2oth St. EXPERIENCED tlrl insurance man wants office position. Bee, N ail. WANTED A situation by man of fair clerk In wholesale house; willing to start at a email salary, xx vst, nee. LADY wants home work writing or ad' dressing; neat hand. H 207, Bee. Young lady desires position as ste nographer, can rumisn Al references; two years' expeiience in law office. Phono Red t6M. YOUNG MAN of four years' gss engine experience wants position as chauffeur, 'Phone Harney 2336. WOMAN wants work by day. A-334S. TRAVELING salesman now employed wants any kind of a city position. K ist). Bee. YOUNG lady wants position aa stenogra pher in office. 734 No. 17th St., So. Omaha, Neb. YOUNG man. 28 yearg of age, desires a position as bookkeeper or clerical work: can furnish A-l reference. Phone Doug. 431. " MIDDLE-AGED architectural draughts man wants position; can superintendent construction. W 29, Bee. MIDDLE aged man would Ilka a posi tion of some kind In an office, store or as a watchman. I am experienced, capa ble and responsible. Try ma Address M 295, Care of the Bee. SITUATION WANTED By high class bookkeeper and accountant. Seven years experience Age 2d. Address S 294, Bee. CHAUFFEUR Young man desires posi tion driving or repairing; can handle any car; not afraid of work; no objection to leaving city. C 802, Bee. WANTED Position aa linotype operator; experienced and reliable; 8,200 to 8,600 cms per hour; references. Address F. A Loom Is, Fremenf, Neb. GERMAN (speaks English) want posi tion of any kind; good references. 'Phone Web. 6529. BY thoroughly competent bookkeeper and office man; several years' experience in mercantile and automobile 804, Bee. . WANTED Situation as painter. Address F-306, caro Bee. BOOST Omaha-made candy Insist on having O Brien's fine candy. Wo will civ a 80-cent box of this fine candy to Marv Walker. TV. B isth at it ... -,iii . . . The Be office within' thro days. WANTEIWA ntaltlnn m - - r m.VH WW Mil, w 1,1 lam- ily with children, or with elderly lady. -e 1 ciiniwii, rvnen ana uerman: Please fit. ,.aa n.M A 1- . . . - --bsw K-'f u reqiurmi. AO dress M. C, Post Box 887, Columbus. Neb. WANTED Position as saloon porter; long expeiience: stranger In city: whit. Phone Doug 1542. Gay. WANTED Poaltinn n tha. v.. experienced lumber and coal man. F. T. wink, Lincoln. jNeo. GOVERNMENT NOTICES PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS TO POST iiuBiiuai, iic. on ice oi tne quarter master. Fort Crok. Nebraska, May 1, 1&IL Sealed proposals, In triplicate, for repaint ing all exterior wood and metal work of I'.iaif Ununllal nnA Tiu4 lfn . .. - AAVUSO, ,WV LU.IB, repairing old and furnishing new screen air,. .vat ami wlnniua . j " aa ,uu , ,UI 111 Dllll.a Swinging screen, repairing tiling, plastering and heat registers, furnishing and installing three asmvu imu vno uiiu,i, m rum nospiiai; constructing chicken fence; furnlah two new door and repairing water supply pipes of Dead House; and supplying brusbaa, glass, palnu, etc, for use 01 Post Surgeon, will be received at this of fice until 11 A. M., June . 1811, and then publicly opened. A certified check for 10 per cent of tha amount of the proposal must accompany each bid. Blank forms and information can be obtained at this office. Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed 'Proposals for Repairs Una, I I 1 ' 1 AnJ n .1 .. J ... ., ,v iva, aavBivai, aim ,uui ,;u iaj vap- taln Campbell E. Babcock, Quartermaster M-20-22-2S-M J-7-1 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Office of Indian Affairs. Washington, t. C Sealed proposals for letting g ras ing District No. $, Crow Reservation. Montana, for the grazing of sheep, either under a leaae or by permit, will be re ceived at the office of the commissioner of Indian affairs, Washington, D. C, until 1 o'clock p. m., on Monday, June s, 1911, and will be Immediately thereafter opened In the preaence of such bidders as may at tend. All 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. M4dlt. FORT YELLOWSTONE, WYO., APRIL 27, 1911. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be received here until 11 noon May SL 1911. and then publicly opened, for fur nishing labor and material for construct ing pipe line from Panther Creek to point near Rustic Falls for Fort Yellowstone water system. Information furnished on application. Envelopes containing propo sals to be endorsed "Proposals for Pip Line" and addressed to Constructing Quar termaster. A28-2SM1-J-1H-20. FORT ROBINSON. NEB.. MAT 11. 1111. Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be received here until 12 noon, May 81, 1911. and then publicly opened for furnishing labor and maisral lor construction concrete sidewalka. Information furnished on ap plication. Envelopes containing proposals to be indorsed "Proposals for Sidewalka" and addressed to Quartermaster. MlbdM RAILWAY TIME CARO CM ION STATION Teat a aad Ma TJalea Parlflo Depart. San Fran. Overland L. a $:15 am China and Japan F. M.a 4:06 pm Atlantic ExDress Arrive. all:SS pm a $ 46 pa a (:46 am a $10 pm a $ .80 pm a 1:27 am a 4:60 pm a t.'M pm a 4:46 pm ar am b 1:20 pm al a T:6 am a'uVfcY piii a $.26 pm a t 60 am blo w am a 8:4$ pm a $ 0 am a '$ at am Oregon Express a 4:00 pm Los Angeles Limited. ..a 11:46 pm Dnvar fioeolal a T:04 am Colorado Express. a $:60 pm Oregon-Wash. 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Tsutoalo "Canada" "JDomlonioa'' Carrying Oa Class Cabin passengere aliea geeoB Oakla. Camtart at BMoareU ratw. Ais Third Class paasenfara Apply Company's Office OO-eg Loav bora t, Chicago, or LooeJ Agent. EUROPE 70 TOURS Many for Coronation. All XhKnanaaa Innlnil mA ong and Short Vacation Tours tid Toura da Luxe. Covurlm All Europa ALL PRICE3. THOU. COOK & SON Z4S BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Cook's Travelers Cheques Are Oood Everywhere. SCANDINAVIAN-A1IERICAI, LINE U,fl0-Toa Twln-Sorw Tuat Bin. dlrot to United Stutaam tvfa m Nwrway.Swe.eD lUxistt tod Dciraark gSSa lL.iuZ,r1 All guaman ecvlpiMa with Marconi Wlreieaa Ft ret cabin, tn ass sacona cabin. tM. I A, B. Johnson ft OoH I Broadway. H. T. Or to local agenia. IOWA BAKERS WILL ATTEND NEBRASKA CONVENTION Committee Appointed to Consider Propoaltloa of Merging tha Aaaocatlons. BIOUX CITT, la., May (Special Tele gram.) The Iowa Master Baker associa tion adjourned today. A committee was appointed to Investigate the advisability of uniting the Iowa and Nebraska associa tions. The Iowa bakers decided to attend the meeting of the Nebraska bakers In Fremont in October. Officers were elected aa follows: Leo Mulgrew. Dubuque, presi dent; J. H. Schouten. Keokuk, vice presi dent; Henry Boekenhoff, Des Moines, sec retary. Des Moines gets the next meeting. FILLEY FIRE LOSS $27,000 Detailed Estimate of Damage Dona by Wednesday's Midnight Bias. BEATRICE, Neb., May . (Special Tel egram.) The loss sustained In the fire at Fllley Thursday morning Is aa follows: Clark A Taylor's atore; loea on goods, $8,000; on building, $4,000. Orover's barber shop. In some building; loss, $JO0. Norcrosa garage: loss on tools, $d00; ail the cars were gotten out safely. Fohseler A Son tag hardware store; loss on stock. $3,600; on building. $1,000. Fllley State bank; loss on building and part of furniture, $1,000. Hotel; loss on building In neighborhood of $1,000; most of content saved. Reed 4 Wilkinson's implement store; loss on stock, $7,600; on building, $1,000. Most of the firm have announced that they will rebuild. FALL FROM TENDER FATAL Peter Peterson Loaee Balance aad is Tkrawi on Head at ftrrlbaer. FREMONT. Neb., May!. (Special Tele gram.) Peter Peterson, a coal heaver in the employ of the Northwestern at Serlb ner, died at the hospital this noon from the effects of a fall off the tender of an engine at Scrlbner this morning. Peterson was standing on the tender, hav ing Just pushed up the waterspout after filling the tank. Ths spout did not go up right and he reached to push It In place Just aa tha engine started. He was thrown to the ground, striking his hed on a timber. Peterson was about 40 years id and singla RAILWAY TIME CARD 00 HI I. I il "RITUAL MURDER" CHARGED Massacre of Jews Threatened Follow ing Finding of Boy'i Body. REFORTS ARE NOT AUTHENTIC Even Antl-Jenl Newspapers Admit that Reports on Which Aaltatloa l riased Are Xot Worthy of Credence. fiT. TETERSHl-RO. Msy 1!.-The serious ! sittiHtion which hn rl.en through the I threatened massacre or Jews at Kiev, following the finding of the body of a boy u.i.i.r ciicumstances ax tn la'.fe the cry of a "ritual murder" has aroused the au thorities in their endeavors to solve the mystery of the hoy s death. Meanwhile even the antl-Jewih newspapers admit that the repnrts on which the agitation Is based for the most part are not worthy of credence. In an Interview today M. Pllnsberg. a leading Jewish lawyer, exhaustively re viewed the history of th ritualistic mur der as contained In the records of the courts of Rui-sla and abroad. He said that hardly a year passes without a revival of the old myth about the Easter time In connection with the temporary disappear ance of a boy or girl, or In connection with untrared murder. The Ignorant be come excited and their excitement lasts until the case Is cleared up. In the majority of the cases It was shown that no murder had been com mitted and In the remainder the murder was traced to the culpable agents and it was proved that Jews had no connection with them. Only two cases of alleged ritual murder In the last forty years, said Sllosberg. warranted Investigation by the courts, and in both Instances trie verdict was acquittal for the nrnerents of the Jewish faith who had been arrested. In nther canes a judicial Inquiry was be gun under the supposition of ritualistic murder, but In the early stages the theory was discarded on ascertainment of the facts. Th cry of ritualistic nrrr, M. Slios- txjig's Investigation disclosed, frequently v . Tho Twentieth Opportamity Eegular price The Twentieth Moaure'a Eegular price XV Si . 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Pllos berg said that the Jews of Russia are di vided Into two classes, th Hassides, mean ing pious, and the Mesnakdlm, meaning opponents. The two exist aide by side. Adherence to either sect depends upon the temperamentof Individual or communi ties. The Hassides are mystically Inclined and acknowledge spiritual leaders called Zadyk. The Mesnakdlm formalists are strictly dis ciplined. They deny the Intermediary spiritual functions of the rabbi. The use of blood la equally abhorrent to both denominations. remittee Makes Statement. NEW YORK. May 19 The Americans Jewish committee, when asked by the Associated Tress today for Its version re specting the recent d snatches from Kiev, authorized the following statement: "The committee Is satisfied that only a wide publicity ran avert a recurrence of th horrible massacres Instigated by the Russian government which took place be tween 1903 and 1906, especially at Klsehi netf, Odessa and Blalystok, when thou sands of Jews were foully 'massacred and millions of property destroyed. "The monstrous and infamous stories re cently sent out by the Russian government from St. Petersburg, Kiev and Moscow and published In American newspapers, respect ing the alleged murder of a boy at Kiev, are perfectly similar to the unfounded tales circulated by the Russian government pre vious to the Klschlneff. Odessa and Blaly stok programs. 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Kolokol, Semschtlna and especially In the roremnst organ or tne r-ininnirn Novo Vremya. whhh. l well knownr s the mouthpiece of the Russian govern ment In St. Petersburg." FRIENDS WILL MEeTsOON i AT CENTRAL COLLEGE' Annoal Commencement Kierrlee Be Held Last of May at Central City. CENTRAL CITY. Neb, Msy 19-(Ppa-clol.) The academic commencement exer cises of Nebraska Central college will be held May SO. and the annual field meet will be held the same day. On May SI th college commencement will take place. One of the features at the college com- I mencement will be the address by Stephen I I Myrtck, the new college president, who succeeds Stacey J. McCracken. t On Wednesday afternoon. May 81, will commence the annual tession of the Ne braska yearly meeting of Trlends. Ne braska yearly meeting embraces Nebraska, Colorado and part of South Dakota. Tho college being located at Central City and rerhaps the largest congregation of Frlendg In this Jurisdiction residing here, th an nual council, known as the yearly meet ing. Is held here. Arrangements are being made for the entertainment of visitors, aa large numbers of Friends from all over the country attend. At this annual gathering the business of the church for the whole year Is transacted, and also Important measures affecting Nebraska Central col- Another feature of the session will be the dedication of Hord'a hall, the $18,000 agricultural building on the college campi.4j ea--toward w hich the late T. R. Herd donated s l ia $5,000. The sessions of the yearly meet ing begin on the Slst, and will continue well over into the next week. Stephen L. Myrlck of tireonsboro, N. C, who has been elected president of Ne braska Central college, succeeds Stacy J. McCracken, who resigned a few months ago on account of his wife's health de manding that they reside In Colorado. 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