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REAL ESTATE
DRV AJCD HA.ltH LI.ID POR SALIl
Colors
Hoard.
WHFV yoti buy O'Rrlen's candy you
know It In the best. If Mr. 1 A. Mulr.
Pt. Mary Act., will rnrnn to Th Ke
office within three days we will give her
an order for a 60-cent box of O'Briens
randy frea.
Idake.
nrVT.TK VTEW orchard tract In 1 to U
acres; flneat fruit country in tb world.
For term add roe Boon VmaA and In
eatment Co. Boon, la.
IDAHO Irrigated Land In the famous
Rnflka river valley; the land nf the bis red
appltv and where crop never fall. There
had nr-rer been a better time to Invest In
land on the Twin Fall tract than now. A
good lint of land at from $.") to $100 per acre.
Orchard tracts at right price and on easy
term. F. C. Grave. Filer. Idaho.
Iowa.
FINE8T colonisation tract tn tha T7ntt4
Ptate; 151. OnO acrea very finely located
at S3 an acre; make 1.0OS per cent to sub
divide; have plenty of othora Bos ' eat
Winters!, la.
IOWA FARMS FOR 8AL.B.
Our 1!11 ilet of Iowa farm In Webster.
Calhoun and Gn-erie counties I just out.
If interested write for our new lint
WOODAKD UNI) COMPANY, GOWK1B,
IOWA.-
fto ACKKS Improved Clarke county, Iowa,
to trade for clean mock general merchan
dike; good house, barn, orchard, etc.; u ct
l-O per acre. Address owner. D. li. Illr
ylaon. Altoona. Ia.
EXCHANGES made evervwhere. Farms,
wild lands. Income property, stocks of
foods and other thing desirable for ex.
change. Several large tracts of western
lands for exchange. Write ma full descrip
tions of what you have. 1. N. Mclntlre.
first Nat liank Bldg.. Bbeldon. la.
FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE 160 acres
fine timber land In Lake county. Mlnne-
Eota. Kallroad being built not far from
ind. The timber la very large on thu
and. Mostlv white pine, tamarack, bal
ram and spruce. Sura to Increase In valu
fast. What bave you to offer T Writ
Lcck Box 211. Uk.iens, Ia
A FINK ISO-acre farm In Buchanan
eouftty, Iowa, about ( miles from Aurora;
good Improvement; encumbrance $J,uw.
Price 1126 rr acre. Owner will exchange
for boutn lakota land. Prefer Improved.
Here la a fine chance to exchange your
fiakota land for an Iowa farm. Address
flollebrands Land Agency. Palls, la.
FOK HALE Excellent jC-acre farm In
corn and blue-graea belt, Ada.ns county.
Iowa. Farm all well fenced. CO acrea hog
tight, 150 acrea tiled, and all In excellent
cultivation; 12-room house, large brick
cellar with cement floor, cement walke.
rge new barn and mill, with good Falr
nika engine, new hog house, other out
buildings, all In good repair; good stock
and barnyards, large grove and good
orchard, four good wells, excellent water,
two windmills. For further particular
addresa Mrs. Annah If. NaaU. VM lilgb
Bt. Dee Moines. Is.--
1NU ACRES, Caas county, Iowa, farm Im
proved and well located; price ,12S per
acre; my equity la $1,W0. Want -southern
Minnesota or Dakota land, clear. No In
flated nrlces considered. One 10-horse-
ower portaoie gasoline engine xor woai
ova vou? Addrena t". W. McCauBtlaDd.
Caaa County, Loran, I.
TO LAND AGENTS For .' will send
addresae of 1.0U0 persons who have Bold
for $8,000 or more In aouth western Iowa
atnee January 1 1911, compiled from deed
records. U. W. llolr Co., Harlan. Ia.
FOR BALE Splendid farma, well Im
proved, ranging In price from t& to DS
fier acre. This is choice Iowa land. In well
mproved con.i..un)tles, near town and
achoola. There la : mere fertile or beau
tiful part of tha state han Osceola county.
Write for particulate. T. d. Redmond.
Sibley, la.-
$60 ACRES and 173 acres of aouthern
Iowa land. Improved, well located, good
oil, right price, for sale or trade; $7,004
equity In brick atora building; a first olaas
Income property for sale or trade, quick;
on land, merchandise or automobiles. . Ad
dress Bos . Diagonal, la.
WANTED A good stock of general mer
chandise. J9.000 to $12,000, In exchange for
good farm near Rolfe, la,, and cash. Farm
contains 154 acrea, six-room house, barn.
KxeS, price, $100 an acre: subject to $4,340.
equity. $8,000; F. R. Uomtr. Rolf, Ia.
CM ACRES, I miles good town: fenced;
Weil Improved; all smooth land; rich black
soil; good orchard; R. P. D.; phone; fine
surroundings; WS; good terms; will ex
change for hardware. Implements or gen
eral merchandise. W. II. alott, Heringtoo,
Kan.
BUTLER COUNTY, KANSAS.
900 a, ranch, good improvements, running
water; near town. Must be sold at once.
Cheap; term right. Must be sold at once,
and Kansas map free.
Jan. A. Thompson, Whitewater, Kan.
40 ACRES, sis miles Tram Mlnneola, Mt
acres In wheat, 'one-third to buyer; aew
-room house, stable, well, mill, tank, pas
ture fenced; rick black soil; has raised
good crop every year sine broken out;
great bargain. $36 per a ore. Terms. The
Hoy C Beard Land Co, Mian so ia. Kan.
WE bave some choice bargains In corn,
wheat and alfalfa landa fur aale In Benton
and Rush counties: write for Hat of farm
bargains. American investment Company,
llolsington, Kan.
' $M ACRES, 1H miles out; tuQ in wheat
Vi to buyer; balance pasture. Tb late rain
and snow assures bumper crop: level aa a
floor; $&eo per acre: terms. W. B. Cul
Vertaon. bcott City, Kan.
WHEAT AND ALFALFA LAND CHEAP
140 acres. I1 miles out; 130 acres In wheat,
H delivered to buyer; level, rich, deep soli'
good well and windmill; $6,260; terms.
Other wheat and alfalfa lands, all alaee
and price. L. F. bchubmavher, 'jwner,
Meade. Kan.
120 ACRES In alfalfa; 10-room house,
large barn, granary, etc.; two mllea te
Lamed. Pawnee county; 60 acrea pasture,
balance In cultivation; rich deep soli, abun
dance of water, wella and mill; ta iot
terms. Bunt Kealty Co, Hutchinson,
Loalalaaa.
VERNON pariah. I.; tha land of auic
shine, soil, climate, marketa, water, health,
good; prices cheap; write LeesvUle Heal
Eatat and Improvement Co, C aC Mo
lerland. Sec y, Leeavllle, La.
LOUISIANA farm and timber landa
good for truck, corn, cattle, eta; on ac
count of cotton peel, cheapest landa on
market- Hail. Elder as Benclt, Monroe,
Louisiana
Minnesota.
BUT from owner and aav commission
Soo-acr grain and stock farm close te
three town, school and creamery, 120-acr
fieid, about HO acres meadow, remainder
limber pasture, fenced and croaa fenced,
running water and a full act of train
buildings at US per acre. Writ tor terma
C F. Flalg. Wadena. Minn, R. H. No, X-
F1NE FARM HOME. $24 ACRES. 1
miles from good town, black loam aoll.
All fenced. Large frame dwelling, barn,
granary, machine sheds, etc lit) acres
lu field. 40 acres timber, balance clover
and timothy and meadow. Ideal dairy
farm. feat per acre, one-third tuh, bal
ance easy terma. M- i. Kolb. Foaston.
Mluu
I HAVE a farm of tX acre tv, mllea
from good town, M mllea from Mlnne
apulla, 100 acrea under cultivation; about
fa) acrea meadow, balance timber. Can
all bo opened up. Rich aoll, good houee,
barn and other bulldinga. Price $jj per
acrea. Also kO-acr farm two mllea from
good town. 40 acta under plow; IS acrea
Umber; good rich aoll, -room bouse, twe
barns and other outbuildings, windmill,
fine natural grove. Orchard Juat com
mencing to bear. iPrloe $S,fru0; easy terma
Write owner. Cbarlea a. Baaaaon. b.u
River, Minn.
60000 acres In 8L Loul and Canton
counties, Minnesota, near cities of Du
lutb and Superior, at price within the
reach of all. H to 111 an acre, easy terma
Fourteen rallruada now entering these twe
dues furnish cbep and quick transpor
tation. A ten-mlilion-dollar steel plant
bow building by United btatea Steel com
pany, near land. Soil la fertile and well
adapted to diversified farming, dairying
and garden truck. No long hauls or trane
I'ortailoa chaxsea, but right at the door of
the best markets of the United State,
with constant demand and high price.
Writ (or full lafornaauoa. boatoa 4V
Iluluth Farm Land Cu leu AiworU
Blag, Dulutn, Mian.
LANDS NO. 564. lt ACRES. TK MlLKd
Twin Citlea; good tillable aoll; state ma
'mailed with 4e page book tor JU centa
Itobarl lnd Co PbeulA Bldg., aiiune
ajwlia. Mlauw
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMI HA.MH LAM) FOR SA1 F.
Mlsseaol
ntlnaed.
1M ACRES 15 mile from St. Paul. mile
from Hosemont; all fenced; black loam
soil; to acre rulu.ated; balance pasture
and black oak timber; cnly $J& per acre
tor Immediate sale; hal cash.
130 acre Improved farm 16 mile from St
Paul, 1 mile from Rich Valley station,
nine-room house, windmill, large barn and
other buildings, all la good condition;
black loam aoll, clay eubsoil; alwaya been
cultivated by owner; lau acrea under plow,
7 acre fruit tree, mostly apples; balance
good timber land. Special price and terma
W. F. e R. W. Monty, Pioneer preaa
Itldg, Kt- Paul. Minn.
$9,000 equity in good quarter In southern
Minnesota; quarter two mile from
good town, having house xjo. new bara
$2x40, with gable roof, email granary and
fence. Want machine stock -jr dry gooda,
1'rlc $80 per acre.
HenJ. A. Cone.
Wlodoin, Minn.
HENi) for list of our fin Improved
rout hern Minnesota lands. Wa have
hundreds of pleased cuatomera. C. &
Brown Land Co, offices Madella and New
K.'chland. Minn.
A SNAP: MUST BB QUICK; 300-ACRB
Improved farm In Murray county, Mlnne.
sota; hu first clast buildings; fences;
rplendld grove; orchard; two mile from
town. Writ John lioiden. Jr, Oarvin.
Minn.
FOR SALE 160 acrea of good new hard
wheat land, near Walhalla. Pemblne
county. North Dukota. For particulars.
addre owner, A. Lucaee. U7 Thiru Ave,
N. Minneapolis. M,nn.
Go OUT to Rourke park and root for
Omaha. If O. W. Miller. 4X123 Charles St.,
will come to The Bee office within three
days we will give him a ticket to the
Liuse ball game.
Ulesoarx.
FOR SALE 8 farms, large and small.
between Mississippi and Missouri river,
average $36 per acre. Write for big prloee
list. William Crew. Wrignt Clt. Mo.
STOP! Don t go a atep fuitner thaa
Douglaa county, down In the beautiful
Or.arks; ralKe anything; corn 30 to 85 bush
els per aore. all other crops In proportion,
cbeapeet good land on earth, $u to $20 per
ere. Free Information. Uluba Real ttatat
Co , Ava. Mo.
MISSOURI FARMS None better on
tarth. Highly Improved 1M) aores; raise
anything; i0 Other decided bargulna
Write us. Ullllartl Kealty Co, Gilliam. Wo.-
CHEAP STATE LAND About 1,000.000
ncrea state land to be sold on forty years'
time. If desired; only t per cent of pur
chase price down; buyer don't have to
live on land; not over'l.ZM) acres aold to
one person. For further Information and
description send tl to Fidelity Investment
Co, 1- W. sth Si, Kansas City, Mo.
130-ACRE homestead relinquishment far
tale; also one hotel, one bakery, one general
store, one saloon, one feed store. Address.
Cbarlea F. Brown, Ualate, Mont.
THIRTEEN sections In Dtwr county,
near Sidney, one of the best towns In the
Yellowstone valley; also bave otner tani
that we are retailing in any slie farm you
want. Writ your wants. Prices are right.
The Hay ward Land Co.. Olendlns. Mont.
FOR SALE Finest farm In Leavenworth
county, Broaddua farm of 160 acres. 1W
miles from Fort Leavenworth, 15,000 brick
residence, 600 46-year-old walnut 100 sugar
maple trees, natural gas, two telephonea.
free delivery, lhi miles from Santa Fe sta
tion ; examine premises and write Mrs J.
L. Klrby. 110 Felix St, bL Joseph, Jlo.-
0-ACRE farm, all cultivated; fine house,
barn, fences, flrst-claas condition; fine
spring water, 1 miles from town, I miles
from railroad. Southeast Missouri Immi
gration Co, PledmonU Mo.
MISSOURI farm. K0 acres; -room bouse;
barn; 100 acrea wheat, 200 acrea corn; level,
black dirt; miles railroad; t fcote. Cba.
S. Huckatep Kealty Co, EUberry. Mo.
. Slositaaiaw
WHOLESALE TRACTS IN MONTANA,
the coming farm state. $L2.6i to $30 per
acre. Writ for description. Shaw A
Clark Land Company, Usckaey Bldg, 8i
Paul, Minn.
FOR SALE Bitter Root Valley S20 acres
fine fruit land; old water right; best sec
tion of tha valley: fine proposition for sub
division; fair buildings; easy terms. Ad
dress owner. Ifi. U. Lewla. BteveusvUia,
Mont.
Ncbrauilcav.
INVESTIGATE
This
13 acres of unimproved land
in Sarpy County, one-half mile
from South Omaha city limits.
This tract of land is all in culti
vation. The land surrounding
this is worth about $50O.0O per
acre, but for a quick sale we are
authorized to offer this tract at
$250.00 per acre.
O'Neil Real Estate &
Ins. Agency
1505 Farnam St., Omaha v
or
24th and M Sts., South Omaha
Tel. Tyler 1024; Ind A-3313;
So. 192; Ind. F-1192
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN 140 acres
neat Seward, Seward Co, Neb.t good six'
room bouse, barn, sheds, well and mill
f ne orchard, 11 aora alfalfa, 100 acre
cultivated. 76 acres good hay land, balance
pasture: price, $0u per acre; terma, half
canh. Felterman Bros.. Lincoln, Neb.
I.gm-ACRE ranch for aia, tM per acre,
two-third cash, remainder five years, I
per cent Interest; all fnnoed; good Improve
menta. For particulars writ 'rank bchuia.
K..r,.lb KTaK
FOR SALE 800 acrea bay land. 1 mil
Newport. $17.60; got mllea, all new build
ings, spring water. $(.60. Others. L M.
Ureeoe Newport. Neb.
0-ACRK farm, n miles from Omaha,
1H mllea to town; upland, good aoll. la
good condition; muat sell: good term
Owner, Boa 2U. Grena. Neb.
4.3IH) ACRES, two residence, two barns,
complete outbuildings; W0 acre natural
meadow, run soo head of stock; net $11 per
head per year; 26 miles of fence, 3 natural
lakes. 24 miles to Wagner, Neb.; 16 miles
to Dunning, iseo. ; near new lujuirty line.
You can double your money in five yeara.
I'sual commission allowed. Mrs. C. A.
Hamilton, Wagner, Neb.
THE best bargain In Nebraska, A halt
section oi iana live miles Irum county seat
town of 2,500, In the K Ik horn valley. Well
watered by never-failing aprlng. Expert
says flowing well can be secured. Bottom
cut lttt ton hay, and nearly all can be
cultivated except 40 acres which I rolling.
I'nlmproved Price M.-riO0: one-third cash
E. 11. Whelan. owner. ONelll, Neb.
Korth Dakota.
SEVERAL Improved farma tn McHenr)
county, N. Dak., for aale on easy term;
good aoll; TV) to 130 per acre. C. A. btub
bin. OranvUla, N. D
WANTED Have good llev of lands tn
James River Valley. Stutsman eountv w
I). Correapondenuo wita real estate agent
eoiiiie- rarucra eiaita baavn, rpiilanll.
FOR 6A1.E Renters and la vectors. It roa
want to own one of our fin Improved
grain farina with every modern coaveal
nc and be Independent, write ma at onca
1. litis money needed. Wendell liustoa
Carrlngton. N. U.
Soatb riraUat.
LANDA Snot per acre made growing figs
for preeerves on the Islands. Orchard o
easy monthly payments Sea Island Oicbard
Cwuipuny, Charleston, S. C
REAL ESTATE
"ARM AND IIAMH I.ANU I'OR 8 Al.F
(Continued.)
Orega.
FOR ALEJ 1) acre chotcent apple, pea?,
rlierry, graie land !n the west, six miles
I rem town, one mile from railroad; aoll
deep volcanic aab. The Dalle, ore . prti
inning fruit
MO acre. HVi mllea from town. new. mod
em house, barn, tenement; 313) pear pnin
bearing; 1.540 young trees, l.ouO grape vlnea:
good water; wood. Or will ell M acres
with all Improvement. Investigation
solicited. C. li. Webster. The Dalies, Ore.
oath Dakota.
FOR SALE Section good, raw land: all
fenced: good flowing well; mllea from
PlanKlnaton. S. It. For particular, write
1. K. o Malley. Philip. 8. .
400-ACRK com farm, out from Sioux Falls,
excellent improvement!, ii ge arove sua
fruit; ail In cultivation; price for quick aale
iHt, easy luinis; alu 240 well improved, easy
terms, and luO acrea unimproved. These ar
k.vBln- tnm Aiilpb l.U H A Ullwln.
cwner. bloux Falla. S. D.
109 ACRKS IN DEUEL CO., D.
Close to the Minnesota line; heavy black
aoll: clay lubcoll; lies very level and all
under cultivation. Must b sold wtthln M
days to close an estate. Half of this year
crop gaes with the price, $JS pir acre;
easy terms; $3,000 will handle It and It la
a snap. No gravel, no stone, no foul weeds.
Address w. itcuoe, uitt rrcsion, a), u.
HOUTH DAKOTA LAND FOR 8 ALB.
We bav a list of Edmunds county land
for sale at from $19 and up per acre. If
Interested write us for particulars and we
wll laend our prices and pocket map. If
you own land In South Dakota Mat it with
ua. Our motto la "A Square Deal to Buyer
and teller." Olve us a chance to prove our
statement, liaavoid Land Co.. Miaa. aUI-
munda county, Boutn Dakota,
ALFALFA
THE KINO OF ALL FARM PRODUCTS.
inn I tn lanu w nave, free home
steads; relinquishment and -deeded landa
For particulars writ K. O. Wonuer at Co.,
nuiiaio uap, D. aj.
ONK FOURTH SUCTION FIVK MILS1
f HUM TOWN.
Fair Improvement. Price tfi.MO. Ronin
$2,400. Akaaka Real Katata Co.. Akaaka. k
D.
W 1 1 .T . itrhttnn Khnlo. f.. n. . .
Pierre, t h cn;tt nf Rniith rtaUn.a ... -
good Iowa or Nebraska land; what bav
uu w uori weai LftnQ wo, rierre. b. 1.
FOR a dainty dessert use Dalxell'a tn
cream. If Frank H. Lee, 408 Hickory St,
i" come io ine nee oiiice within three
days we will give him an order for a
quart brick of this fine Ice cream.
Texan.
WB ar subdividing $,$09 acrea of fertll
farm land In Jackson county. Splendid
cropa every year. Rainfall about right. 4
Incnea For description, plat and pi ices
writs
JOHN RICHET at CO.. -Ul
K. Houston Su. San Antonio, Tex.
SAN SABA VALLEY, the garden spot ot
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan. W
can buy laud for you or invest money, i
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these lands. Correbpondence solicited.
Refer to First Nat I bank, ban Saba Nat l
bank. Ward, Murray or Co.. and the mem
ber In congieaa from Texas. Kelley
Burleson t'c, San Saba, Tex.
TEXAS INVESTMENTS.
Buy orchard and garden landa near
Houston, the greatest and most prosper
ous city In the southwest, where values
ar going up all the time and fortunes
mado in real estate In ahort while. Easy
terms If desired, Addresa B. C Robert
v eia. 'lex., anu a lo-aore faun la ine tUQ
Urand valley, wnere the tarmer a cash in
come i as perpetual aa the day that corns
and go. S. H. Jaoksun, JwS First Nations
Bank Bldg Houston, Tex.
Utah.
CAPITAL Invented In Utah NOW means
large returns. Get In on the ground floor.
Let me tell you ot some alfalfa and fruit
lands In the beautiful Fillmore valley that
c&n be bought at a bargain on easy terma.
Call afternoons, M. Watt, 2721 Howard St,
Phone Harney 61S3.
Washington.
166 acres on shores of Lake Chelan. Im
plements and stock go with the place.
Beautiful location, fine modern furnished
home; about forty acres of young commer
cial apple orchard now In bearing and about
twenty-five acres broken and In corn and
grain. A snap. H. K. Wilson, Lakeside,
Wash.
- Wyoming".
FOR SALE It, 000 acrea In Laramie
county, Wyoming, In Qolden Prairie dis
trict; suitable for farming; now stocked
with cattle and sheep; will aell with ranch;
will exchange for eastern Nebraska or
Iowa farma J. T. Bell. Owner. Cbeyanna
Wyo.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WE exchange properties of merit. H. H.
Culver. gtf-U O. N. B. Bldg.. D. Ihii.
FOR SALE A clean stock of general
merchandise, consisting; of dry goods,
clothing, shoes, hats and caps, carpets and
ruga, crockery and groceries; also brick
store building; well located In good town
of 1,600 people In northeast Nebraska; stock
will Invoice about $10,000: would discount
stock some for cash or would exchange
stock ana Duuaing lor good farm In south
ern Minnesota. Iowa, southeast South Da.
kota, eastern Nebraska, northeast Kansas
or northwest Missouri; land must be good
and at about real value; would assume
mall Incumbrance. Give full particular
about land in first letter; Improvements,
aoll, lay nf land, distance from what
town, numbers and price if land is rented,
what rent. Address Y 2a. care of Bee.
FOR reliable sales ard exchanges, see
D. M. LEAMINU. &K8 Brande.a Bldg.
FINK auto, allghtly used, 30-horse power,
four-cylinder, excellent condition: will con
alder exchanging for cottage worth $1,500;
must be clear. Address T 417, Bee.
WANTED To trade two acrea on boula
vard near South Omaha Country club for
automooue. in.i is a choice tract, worth
the money, and will rapidly increase In
value. Answer quick. A. B. C, Stock
Yard station. South Omaha.
A' VERY choice 190-aore, nicely Improved
tarm in eastern nansas; close to town;
highly Improved locality; only two hours'
ride from Kansas City; egulty $a,000; will
exchange for cheap land or city property
pricea at casn vaiue.
S. E. WAIT at CO.. 617 Bee BLDG.
EXCHANGE
240 acrea good land, 6 miles west of Alli
ance, Neb., clear. Price, $15 per acre.
Owner wishes to exchange It for a kooU
home In Omaha or South Omaha. If you
are loomng tor something worm ine money
Investigate this.
FARMER'S LAND CO.,
1014 City National Bank Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
WANTED TO TRADE A dandy 6-room
house on paved street In best residence dis
trict of South Omaha, all modc-rn except
furnace, fur automobiles. Will take new
cars or second-hand ones If In prime con
dition and priced right. This is a snap.
Answer quick.
A. B. C. STOCK YARDS STATION
SOUTH OMAHA.
BRICK BLOCK
I have a practically new t-storv and has.
ment brick building In Villlsca, Ia., which
I will trade for automobiles, residence
property In Omaha or cheap land. This
building la In the best location In town and
would make a fine location for a pool hall,
restaurant, hotel or garage and repair
shop. Better Investigate this at once, for
It is gooa.
Address owner,
MART MOLL, Omaha, Neb.,
0 Bristol Su
THE children will enjoy their bread more
If It la spread with Farreil's syrup. If Q
W. Ixng, 2X4 Klllffton Ave., will come to
The Bee office within three days w will
give him an order for a 60-cenf can free.
1
Three-story business block.
720 acrea clear land.
Rooming house, 33 rooms. In heart of
city.
Heat paying picture ahow In Omaha.
Six-room house, clear nf Incumbrance,
NOWATA LAND AND I-OT CO..
MS Omaha National Bank.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA pmpertv and Nebraska landa
O'KEEFK REAL EST ATM CO..
Wit Nsw Omaha National Bank Building,
REAL ESTATE LOANS
H .untlnued.
OARVIM PROS, ad floor N. T. Llf. $.Vx
to $100,000 on impioved psoperty. No delay
5Jt- ft" f"y farm property, w.
flu OY2eB MCIKLB, tut Ramge Bldg.
" WANTEdT FARM LOANS. Klok lnv.
Co., Omaha.
WANTfcTD City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WAJNir.u t..iiy loans ann rrm .
Farnam fmlth A Co., 1120 Farnam BC
LOANS to homo owner and horn build
ra. with privilege of making partita! pay
ments Semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS, so
First National Bank building.
LOANS MADB ON IMPROVED CITY
RKAL FSTATE. BUTTON REALTY CO.,
fc4 BRANDE1S BLDG.
CHEAP MONET.
Representing th Penn Mutual Life Ina
Co.. with asseta of over tll7.OK.0no. I an)
prepared to accept all the good loana of
fered on Improved Omaha real estate
Business and residence loans made with
out delay.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
City NaUonal Bank Bldg.
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and for sale tn
amounts from $300 to $3,000.
BENSON & MYERS,
412 New York Life Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made Drorootlv. F. li
ad. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Ca
TV K HAVE money to loan on Imnroved
real eatate In Omaha and suburba
BR A SKA SAVINGS A LOAN ASS'M
1606 Farnam St. Board Of Trad Bldg.
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZER,
IIW RiTfa nruia.riPT.nnBa rn
110-812 Brandels Theater Bldg. '
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS,
Have you anything to offer th f,rmM
f lowuT Any cheap land for higher priced;
a general merchandise atora for land or
am kind of an exchange? Or bav yea
tome lend you want to aell for cash? 'lbs
ene paper mat reaches ine lowa farmer
la the Des jlolnes Capital; 4t,0u0 clrcuiatioa
daily; rate single Insertion. 1 cent a word;
six Insertions, eents a word, bet Molae
Dally Capital Des Moinea. In.
DALZELL'S Ice cream Is In a aualltv
class by itself. If L. C. Hlne, 3716 N. lsth
St., will come to The Bee office within
three days we will give him an order for
a quart brick, of this quality Ice cream
free.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WnnlMl .1 knv ornul K . - Dlrln.lv
modern cottage-with attic. Location rea
sonably close In and desirable; pay up to
Hiw u snow vaiue. uougiaa awo.
STEAMSHIPS
ALLAN LINE
lt-aurenuue St. Lawrence Routa
Weekly Sailings from
MONTREAL TO LIVEKPOOL. OLASGOW
MONTREAL TO LON DON, Havre, Franc
Fortnightly from
PHILADELPHIA and Boston to Glasgow,
bplendtd scenery, shortest passage, low
rates.
Any local agent or
ALLAN ce CO.. General Agents,
137 N. Dearborn St,, Chicago.
ANCHOR LINES STEAMSHIP
NEW YORK. LONDONDEKB.Y AND
GLASGOW.
NEW YOFK AND NAPLES DIRECT.
Single or Hound Trip Ticket between New
York and Scotch, English, Irian and ail
principal Continental point at attractive
rates, bend for nook of information.
Superior Accommodations. Excellent Cui
sine. Apply promptly for Reservation ta
local agents of Anchor Una or HENDER
BONBKOS.. General Agents. Chicago. 1U.
WANTEDTO BUY
BEST price paid for td hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and ahoea. TL D. MIX,
: M
GOOD MONEY for 'Four broken move,
ment and old gold, it- Nathan, low 8. Uth.
6ELNER paya good prices for furniture,
carpet, clothes and ahoea. D. 6401.
WANTED-T0 RENT
WANTED Adjoining rooms for three
young men; furnished; private bath. L
$43, Bee.
Our house was unrented.
And we had lamented
Until we were tired and sore,
. Then we wrote a small ad,
Called up The Be Want Tad
Now we are happy onco more.
FLORKNCE SEYMOUR,
This verse receives honorable mention.
WANTED At once, four or five-room
modern house furnished or apartment for
two. Addresa F 423, Bee.
i :
WE all like the best of everything; this
la also true of syrup. If Mrs. N. C.
Lyngby, 222U Poppleton Ave,, will come to
The Bee office within three daya we will
give her an order for a 60-cent can of Far
rell'a syrup free.
WANTED SITUATIONS
HIGH achool boy wants employment
with a business firm after school and dur
ing vacation. Phone Ked 5337.
LADY experienced In bookkeeping and
office work wants permanent position. Ad
cress Y 39, care Bee.
YOUNG lady with experience In photog
raphy wishes position In studio; reference
from place formerly employed D 335, Bee.
YOUNG man of several years' experience
with steam ana gas enginea ana automo
bile repairing. Address Y 34. care Bee.
A POSITION as caretaker for a family
going away and leaving home, by a middle
agea laoy with the beat or reference. Tel.
Florence 392.
8TEAMFITTEH wants work; S years In
last shop and reference; capable of taking
triiuree- xei. Liuug. it so.
MALE stenographer wanta work after
B:30 p. m. and Saturday afternoona Tel.
Webster 3167.
WANTED Position as bookkeeper by
teaay marnea man; unaerstands some
thing of Insurance: small salary will suf-
floe. Address K -42, Bee. or telephone
tl bbBtS.
MAN wants position In wholesale hous
or any other kind ot work. H 340. Bee.
POSITION wanted by middle-aged man,
married; ten years' experience In R. K.
office and two years in lumber office.
Reasonable salary to start; good refer
ence. O 360, Bee.
STRONG boy, well acquainted In city,
wants position; office or cash boy pre
ferred. Phone Harney S1S3.
LADY wanta dressmaking. Will go out
by the day or take It home. Web. 6714.
-
LADY, aged 26. with baby boy. months
would like place to keep bouse for gentle
man. Address 1321 3d Ava, Council Bluffs.
Iowa.
GOOD, atrong, reliable boy, aged 16,
wants position. Harney $183.
Experienced and competent office assist
ant; will substitute for any length of time
during the summer. Best references.
J-3o. Bee.
WANTED A position by young man,
clerical preferred. Have had experience
and can furnish best of reference. D-&3,
care Be.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wants work as
sisting In housework. Address K car
Bee.
POSITION aa hotel clerk; two years'
experience; can furnish A No, 1 reference.
Address, H 4U6. Bee.
YOUNG lady, good at figure, desires
position as cashier at once. Address, D
4u2, Bee.
SITUATION wanted; private chauffeur;
have bad auto schooling and three year
experience; good habit. Addresa J 407. Bee.
POSITION attending aoda fountain; 1$
months' experience: can furnish Al refer
ence. Address G J6, car Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continued )
WANTED A position by an all-round
butcher. H 4H0, Itee.
POSITION' ns collector and assistant
bookkeeper; enn furnish bond and refer
ence. F 404, Bee.
YOT'NG man wants position clerk;
first -class references. iHiuglas 4.11. '
FAMILY WAHHINfJ. 11 S5 a week. Har
ney 4129.
LADY wants work bv day, washing.
Ironing or cleaning. B-6iT7.
YOl'NO man who has finished the season
a traveling enlesmnn would consider a
good proposition either traveling or city.
E. Omaha Bee. Council BlufCs.
A DISH of Palneirss Ice cream will re
fresh you wonderfully In warm weather.
If Fred Fischer, 1M4 8. th St.. will come
to The Bee office within three days we
will give him an order for a auhrt brick
of this fine Ice cream free.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
SL Lawrence Route to Eirope
X-TBM TBAJT rOTTB
X ATI AT SBA
White Star-Dominion
XOYAX. BCAXX. BTEA1CBM
Montreal Quebec Liverpool
"Laurentlc" and "Meg-enUc"
barges and Most Modern Steamer la
Canadian Service. Luxurious accom
modations for First, Beoond and Third
Olaaa. Sailing In conjunction with th
Popular Twin go raw Steamers.
Tentonib "Canada" "Domionioa'
Carrying On Olaas Oabln paaaengera
tllsd Bacon Cabin. Comfort u aio4orU
nlM Am Third C'lsas poaaoDcenL
APDly Company'a office SO-Sd v
bora St., Cbioago, or Local Agent.
HER SILENT PROTECTS MAN
Hiss
Vanderpool Refuses to Tell
Where Swindler Now Is.
CARES NOTHING FOR HERSELF
"I Don't Care What They- Do -with
Me," She Says Wheat Officers
Question Her Wife for
Fonr Years.
Facing prosecution by the federal author
ities for alleged use of the malls for
fraudulent purposes. Miss Mary Vander
pool, 1708 Cass street, refuses to divulge
the name of the man who Implicated her
in the trouble.
The prisoner, 19 years' old, Is being held
In the matron's ward at police headquar
ters. Persistent questioning by the police
has failed to unseal her Hps.
Miss Vanderpool Is a mystery to Mrs.
Glbbonsr police matron. This attractive
girl appears to have no care for the
seriousness of the charges which she Is
facing, the matron said.
Frank Hlckey, 22 years old, living at the
Burlington hotel, caused the arrest of the
young woman. He answered an advertise
ment wherein he was told that he could
get rich for the Investment rt $150. He
answered the ad, meeting a man in an
office building. They proposed to start a
carnival company, '
Hlckey a Little Slow.
Hlckey accompanied his "partner" to 1708
Cass street He was told to turn the
money over to the Vanderpool girl. Then
the two men left. When Hlckey returned
to get some motion picture films that were
supposed to have been purchased, they
were not there. - The holder of the money
said that the other man had returned and
taken It.
Judge Crawford turned the young woman
over to the federal authorities.
Despite her youth tha woman has been a
wife for four years. She was married at
her home in Bartlet, la., in 1907. and was
divorced in Qlenwood, Ia., recently.
"I got my divorce because of cruel treat
ment," she said. "And the people down
there in the country did not treat me the
same after that. So I thought I could
make a living in Omaha and I came here,
where my sister Uves.
"I have worked and tried to earn a liv
ing. I don't-care what they do with me,
for the folks down home will talk more
than ever. Let those officers do whatever
they can. They can't hurt me any more
than what I have experienced in the last
three years."
Baby Boy Wants His
Mamma to Come Home
Writes Letter Addressed to "Mama"
Lad Finally Mysteriously
Disappears.
As he was sitting at his desk counting
stamps Monday morning, one of the stamp
sellers saw a small child's hand come
through his window. The hand was quickly
withdrawn and a small envelope, with the
word "mamma" written in a baby scrawl
lay upon his glass counter.
Taken somewhat aback by the pro
cedure, the clerk opened the window of
his cage and looked out To the left nor
right could he see any one who might have
left. the letter. He was Just about to close
the window when, looking down, he saw a
little yellow head about a foot below the
counter.
As he gazed down the little head was
thrown back and a dirty-faced urchin
gated upwards and his big blue eyes
seemed to question the man above him.
"What can I do for you, little manT"
asked the clerk. No answer.
"I say, what can I do for you, little fel
low T" again asked the clerk.
Rubbing a little hand across his eyes, the
little fellow said: "Give mamma my let
ter. I want her to turn home."
"Who is your mamma 7" asked the clerk.
Th question was repeated several times,
and, finally, a broken vole said, "mam
ma." Tha little child was taken into Assistant
Postmaster Woodard and there placed on
a desk and plied with questions, most of
which were answered by a solemn gase
from great big blue eyes. "What Is your
name?" asked Mr. Woodard.
In an almost Inaudible whisper came the
single word, "Tommle."
"Tommle what?"
"Jus plain Tommle, tha's all."
"Well, Tommle, where do you live?" wa
the next question. But the little fellow
could not seem to telL Mr. Woodard turned
to talk to the stenographer In the office
and when he again gave his attention to
the little fellow, he had fallen asleep. He
was awakened and taken Into th post
master's office and placed on a couch.
About a half hour later Mr. Woodard
went to ae how tha little fellow was, and
to his astonishment, found the couch un
occupied. A hurried look was made In the
hall, but the urchin had disappeared from
view.
Returning to his desk, Mr. Woodard
found th letter and opened it, which con
tained a piece of old paper with these
words badly scribbled on It: "Mama com'
home I am lon'aura' Tommle."
Dlasjravcefal Coadart
of liver and bowela. In refusing to act, la
quickly remedied with Dr. King's Llf
Pills. 2&c For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
RANDALL BDSY WITH FIRES
Fire Warden of State Seeking for the
Cause of Many Blazei.
SUCCESS FOLLOWS HIS EFFORTS
Dee I a re Over Insurance May Often
Be I. aid at Door of Insuraao Afeati
Whs Often Do Thing ot
Sanctioned ty Companies.
cFmm a Ptaff Correspondents
LINTOLN, May 29 (Special.) With a
view to making his" department one wor
thy Its name and one wmch may ulti
mately be classed with others which are
a distinct benefit to the people of the
state. Fire Warden Randall has started
In to pay more than ordinary attention to
Incendiary fires over Nebraska.
Since assuming control of that branch
of the work the present warden and his
deputies have been busy on several cases
and already have made numerous ' Im
provements In the manner of conrtucttnir
the affairs of the department. While the
ex.pense of the department Is paid by the
fire insurance companies doing business
In the state, these companies are more
than willing to do so on account of the
fact that official Investigations of fires
supposed to be caused by Incendiaries al
ways follow. This the concerns them
selves could not do without the co
operation of the state.
The tax levied on the fire companies
brlruts In about 112.000 per year and goes
to the support of Warden Randall's de
partment exclusively. The Investigations
of the fire warden or his deputies often
saves the Insurance companies much
money through the disclosing of crooked
work connected with biases over the slate.
In one case footprints which were fol
lowed by bloodhounds brought to the
scene of the fir by Warden Randall led
to a discovery which in turn ended In the
detection of a man who had fired & rival's
store.
Inquiry tnd Investigation In another cafe
showed that a stock of goods whloh were
supposed to have aggregated close to $16.
00 In value had been shipped Into a town
from some distance and that the freight
bill receipted disclosed that only $71 had
been required to move them on the reJ'"
road. The rate per hundred pounds, which
was afterward looked up, revealed the
fact that only about one-eighth that
amount at the most could have been
freighted for the amount of the receipt
In another case a stock said to be worth
$150 was Insured for $750. and Mr. Randall
said he succeeded In getting the local in
surance agent to admit that the Insured
person paid him $200 after the policy was
Issued.
"My experience causes me to believe that
Insurance agents are responsible tor over
insurance." said Mr. Randall. "The agents
re eager to get a commission and often
permit people to insure property for mi re
than it is worth. This Is In many cases
an Inducement for Incendiarism. Some
times the ipsured deceive agents by lying
about the amount of Insurance in force
on property. In one case I am satisfied
that the agent was in league with a man
who overinsured. The blame for a lot of
deviltry may be laid at the door of Insur
ance agents who do things that would not
be sanctioned by their companies."
ENGINEER OF BIG DEAL
GETS PENSION, ENDS LIFE
Fred Setbrt, Secretary of George
Bramder, Commits Salclde at
- Mllwaalcee. ,. . ,. , .
-- . . M On..l fV.lh-
MILWAUKE15, may .-ti5iei .
gram.)-Fred Seibert. private secretary for j
George Brumder. who was prominent in
the deal by which big Lincoln, Neb., Ger
man weekly waa some years ago merged
with the Milwaukee Germanla, owned by
Brumder, committed suicide today by
overturning a row boat in the lake. Sei
bert was manager of many of Brumder's
enterprises, and after the merging of the
Lincoln publication, which was at that
time the biggest German weekly in
America , with the Milwaukee publication,
he handled the Lincoln end of Brumder's
business until the entire business was cen
tralised In Milwaukee. For this deal. Sei
bert was given a pension by Brumder in
addition to his regular salary.
PICNIC FOR AVERY SCHOOLS
Teaehera Will Go Away to Spend
Their Vacation Thla Summer
Some at College.
The closing of the Avery schools was
celebrated by a picnic at Rlvervlew park
on Friday. The teachers will spend the
vacation, period at the following places:
Superintendent EX H. Patterson, New
York; Principal H. A. McFarland, Stanton;
Miss Marie Keenan, Fremont college; Miss
Kathryn Keenan, Fremont college; Miss
Ida Ham, Chicago; Miss Mary J. Moore,
Columbus; Mis Edith Bachelder, Denver;
Miss Frances Martin, Bellevue.
The Omaha Bee's Great Booklovers' Con
test Thirty-nine prizes. Vou can enter at
any time.
TT mi JL T
jl nai nuys
Gnnd
buys
It
is straight rye distilled
in conDcr
(ordinary whiskey not more than twice)
no blending, no imitation.
The companion of companions. Al
ways have a bottle in the house for
emergencies. .
Ask for "Schenley," the purest rye
you can get. (
Bottled In Bond. U. S. Government ttimo on vry bottla
Schenley Distilling Company, Luscesco, Pa,
TV,. u
Vrji rvo
Y
INSURED against
Corner 20th and Farnam.
Electric Car Kills -4
Piirn WVinn TUfc? Allfn.
illU IIUltiA AAllU UUVV
Family of Jerry Kauffman, Formerly
of Lexington, Neb., Wiped Oat i
at Los Angeles. J
IX3 ANOFLKS. Cel., May (Special
Telegram.) Five perw-vns were killed With
out warning this afternoon and on other
Is slowly dying at the hospital In Whittle
as the result of an automobile accident
The rtesd:
JKRHY KAl'FMAX, 4", a carnenl'.
Long Reach, formerly of Islington, Neb,
I V A KAl'FMAX, W. his wife.
HAZED J. KAl'FMAX, 14. died In hospi
tal. MR. and MRS. HAROLD O. HOLUNOS
WullTH. formerly of Denver, killed In
stnntly. Harry Katifmnn, aged R, is not expected
to live out the night.
The accident happened at what Is known
as Downey Road, a place fourteen mllea
outside of the city, near tho little town of
Rivera. Car No. 819 of the Pacific electrio
rond running at full speed along the open
spnee of track, struck the rear center of
the automobile and, lifting the auto clear
from the ground, hurled It against a milk
receiving platform standing twenty feet
away at the side of the track.
The automobile turned completely over,
crushing the life out ot the five growat
occupants and fatally wounding little
Harry Kaufman. Haxel Kaufman waa
stilt breathing when picked up, but died
In the Whlttler hospital before the sur
geons could care for her hurts.
Hollingsworth was a railway telegrapher.
Bryan Has Conference
with Demo Leaders
Meets Twenty Leading; Politicians in
Washington and Sayi Will Not
Be a Candidate.
WASIINGTON. May .-WIIUan Jen
nings Bryan during a brief stay in Wash
ington tonight held a conference with
Representative Burton Harrison of New
York, Representative Hammll of New Jer
sey and about twenty other politicians.
The participants In tho conference would
not discuss Its purpose.
In an interview Mr. Bryan on being
asKea aooui ine rumor mat ne migm vm
the next democratic nomine for president,
said:
"I am not a candidate and will not be
leave me out of it."
He refused to express any choice be
tween Woodrow Wilson and Champ Clark,
or to confirm a report of his opposition
to Governor Harmon of Ohio.
With msnly pride
1 swat and slide
And skate homt oa my face.
With Camtiri S
In my intide
I purluia vry base,
"Pnever get anything
like this on the roadl"
Any travelling man
will tell you that about
Campbell's Tomato
Soup.
He may stop at the
best hotel and enjoy
the finest fare, but he
misses
n TOMATO
In fact this unequalled deli
cacy would be a millionaire's
luxury if it was' made for only
a few hundred or a few thou
sand people.
We make it for millions,
that is why we produce it at
the price. And no one has
the price of anything better.
21 kinds 10c a can
fust add hot water,
bring to a boil,
and serve.
JoSIFH CaMPSBU,
Com fast
CamdeaN J
Look for the
red-and-white
label
of Six Generations'
Rim
four times
W) PURE
RVE
Bats n(P T
m
Note the label on the bottle
and be sure to order Schenley
Pure Rye at your dealer.
fire moths burglary.
Telephone Doug. 3040.
