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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1912. 11. OFFERED FOR SALE Tip wrliri. RENT from the manufacturers direct No. 3 Oliver typewriter, 3 months, 84.00. "Phono Douglas 2919, The Oliver Type writer Company. Miscellaneous. QUI SAFES. DERIOHT, ISIS Farnarn St. RAFES Dvrtvi-lf ort with nnH.har.A safes; all sizes and makes; bargains. American Supply Co., 1110 Farnam St. POOL tables, store, restaurant fixtures bought, sold. Levy, 2510 N, So. Omaha. FOR SALE New and second-hand carom and pocket billiard tables and bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix tures of all kinds; easy payments. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co M7-tu South 19th street PERSONAL 63-DAT BLOOD REMEDY. Bexten Pharmacy. 12th and Dodge. THE SALVATION A Kill solicits cast off clothing; in fact, anything you do not need. We collect, repair and sell at 114 N. Uth St., for cost of collection, to the worthy poor. Phone Douglas 4125 and wagons will call. Up-to-Date Beauty parlors, Kathryn Lane Daly. 113 8. loth. 2d floor. D. 2427. Massage. Mrs. Rlttenh se. Boston Bid. MASSEQTHEBPYrMm" Allen of Chicago. 109 S. 17. 1st tl. D. 7665. Vital massage, baths, electric vibratory and radiatoi treatments. Dr. Anna D. Fisher, 401 Ware blk. 109 8. 15th. D. 2W5. ANNA H.MARKS SSSftE nam. Davldge Blk. Ant, t Bed 7629. YOUNG women coming to Omaha as strangers are invited to visit the Young Women's Christian association building at Seventeenth and St Mary's Ave., where they will be directed to suitable boarding places, or otherwise assisted Look fur our travelers' aid at the Union station. Body Massage, 222-3 Neville Blk. D. 77a MAKSA(tR Swedish movement. Ap t MAGNETTO treatment. B. Brott. UO uiAJlHjJ.XJ 6 mh jd floor. D. 52S9. WE RF.ISIT HTlH nr..lr all . Ing machines. . Ind. A-1668; Douglas IMS. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.. lotn ana Harney sta. No. 8. The Dunsany, 10th & Pierce. D. 4380. MASSAGE Expert treatment Mrs. tZZ Steele. 80S R 13 St. R. 325. i , iw iixjii ruBLtiv directive asay, 1S12, the firm of Sherwood, Kratky u, -Sf faoutu Omaha dissolved partner ship, Mr. Sherwoad leaving the firm. He la not responsible for . any debts trans acted through above firm. POULTRY AND PET STOCK Screening $1.60 per 100. Wagner, 801 N. li. LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST Ship live stock to Soutu Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Your consign ments receive pron.pt and careful atten tion. 1-1 ve Stock Commission Merchants. Byers Broa. & Co. Strong and responsible. WOOD BROS., 234-38 Kxcuange BlOg. Ufeat West. Com. Co., Omana At Denver. Clay, Robinson & co.r 2t)U Kxcnange ilidg. CLIFTON Com. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg. Martin bios. dt Co.. fcxea. Bidg. TAGG BROS., handle cattie. nots, snaep. REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City , loans and - warrant. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St. Uvn CITY LOANS. Bernls-Carlberg " Co. 310-812 Brandeis Theater blug. UARVINBRUS. MSLK LARGE loans our speciality Stull Bros. OMAHA property and Nebraska land j c xuslALi i-STAii; CO., 1016 New Omaha Nat'l Bank Building. LOAMS Farm and city property, 7. ii. Duniont & Son. ii02 Farnam st. iilw -to 10,WO. iua.Ue prompts . F. D. wi-au .aiah.. ibtn and - Farrraro. Wanted farm loans. Kloke Inv,. Co., Oma. MONiiii to loan ou business or resi. Of.ite n uperties, 1,WW to iauO.utKH W, H. touams,- aua j irst Wat l Bank Bldg. WANTED City loansi Meters Trust Cu. OCEAN j-TKAMaHlPS THE ALLAN LINE ROAL MAIL STEAMERS MONTREAL, LIVERPOOL, GUA.SGOW. Montreal, Havre, Plymouth, London. The fiotureeque St Lawrence Route. fcuur nays on tne ocean, tnree uays In river and guii. cpleiiaid-new '1 urbane sieamers. Saloon, second-cabin and Mini class. Superior oue-class caoin service, cuisine unfcxcelied. Courteous atienuon. fcenU : for circuiais, rales, piaus, etc Allan & Co.. iZt N. JUearoorn fei., cnicatfu. Anchor Line Steamships New: yora,. Londonderry ana Oia&gow. New YurK, Palermo and Naples. Attracuve rates tor tickets uctweun New York and all Scotch, English, Irish, Continental and Mediterranean points superior accommodations, excellent cui sine, efficient service. Appiy promptly lor reservation to local agent or Ancnor Line or Henderson Bromers, General Agents, Chicago, lit WANTED TO BORROW AN OMAHA man wants to borrow $aoo to 1,:-O0 from private party, with privi lege of making, payments of Jioo each rnonth. Will pay good interest and give liberal security. Address H-366, care aee. WANTED TO BUY Household gas, ciutnes fc snues. Mil Blitoa 2a-nanu gouus. Reiser, loa Center. t)-obt2. (JtllCSLlfh IJliVl'U. 'Zlt-Hunti I'lnrha. .. 11 . .'U.iiuo, ,.it.a. ucac wm can. xyier lluu. A I .PI KM i' m be"t prices tor oul - 11011. metals, ruober, etc. Highest price paid for men's cast-off flowing. 521 No. 16th. Douglas 7736, WE Bb anything in store and office fixtures. Omaha ij'ixture and Supply Co iath and Howard. Phone Douglas 2u4. WANTED-A phonograph Or grapho phone; must be cheap. Address S 3M, Bee. luoi prices old clothes & shoes. ,Web. 5146. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE (1.4) line quarter section of land near Mound City, Mo., to exchange tor cheap land m Neoraska or rancn. Will assume some. Price. U5 per acre. U3J) 200 acres in iiolt county, Missouri, ot the very best of i-oil, not one foot ot waste, ail being good stuft. Price. 815u lnNaetr,easkUld W ranch UV-Extra fine 160-acre farm In Sher man county. Kansas. Eight miles from Goodland, level, best of soil, every foot i!'!?ew,P'lceu0nly i-m- encumbrance iaoo. Will exchange lor rental property or merchandise. . ., . . r (losj-wo-acre fa.-m adjoining Lock bpi lngs, Davies- cownty,' Missouri, hleifiv improved, big house, big barn, large corn trio, finest bottom land, all tiled Price tor short time, 46 per acre; encumbrance 7,o0u. Will exchange for smaller fm a rare opportunity for someone to get a tirst-class farm at low price. C540)-Splendid 0-acre farm in Otoe county.' Nebraska. Wish to exchange for good halt section farm, not exceeding $40 per acre. Price of this 80-acre farm Silo per acre. tF-723)-8800 stock of merchandise all new and clean, up-to-date. Will exchange tor guod land, uand must be clear and will assume. This won't last long lF-He2-;,uuQ stock of hardware in live town of jo population. Owner wants land (T. H.)-45.000 income, Omaha; rentals two per year; encumbrance 815,000; long time, s per cent. Wants land-Nebraska. lo.a o! South Dakota. liiui'j-Hifchiy improved high class 120 auie farm southeast of Randolph, Neb liifo per acre, clear. Wants half section linn, not to exceed 860 to 863 per acre uur July catalogue advertising hundreds of piouositions for sale or exchange in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and other states will soon b out. Write for copy. T. A. ABBOTT AND COMPANY 806 Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.' FOR EXCHANGE Want Southern California property for good, clear Omaha. Address 1133 West 42d St, Los -ngeles. Cat FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE 330 acres, well imuroved farm, bSi miles from Lodgepole. all rencea and cross fenced, 1.6 acre in cul tivation, good six room house, well house two wells and windmills, barn and other out sheds, shad and fruit trees with fruit this year, two good cellars, three miles from sunoi, another town on U. P. R. R. Will trade my equity for an eighty acre farm. I am getting H of all crops this year delivered to Lodgepole, fine prospect for a big crop, no better pros pect xor a big crop tor years man we have now, write me. Lock Box 400, Lodgepole, Neb. TO EXCHANGE Good smooth land and new well rented town property for stock 01 general merchandise well located in eastern Kansas, Nebraska or western Iowa; can use large stock and might put In some cash if stuff is good enough; give full details in first latter. Address Box L, Selbert, Colo. WANTED TO RENT GENTLEMAN with two small children wants to board and room In strictly prl vate family. Answer A 800, car Be. THREE young office men of good habits desire room and board In prl vat family,.' within walking distance of up town. Address J -864, car Bee. REAL ESTATE ABSTRACTS U' Tll'LK. Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of tice in Nebraska 806 Brandels Theater, NEALE & CAMPBELL. 1714 Farnam ou HUILUUHS' l.KOHMAUO. Electric, gas fixtures. Omaha Silver Co. Ideal Cement Co., 17th and Cuming St. Fuchs, Son ft Blind, painting.decoratlng. H. Gross, lum. wreck. g. plb. 21 & Paul. BLUE PRINTING, 424 PAXTON. D. 8730. ACREAGE FOR 9 ALU. The Place to Raise Chickens 2 Improved Acres $2,500 Five-room house with full cement base ment, good well, chicken house and yard. barn, lots of fruit; within 4 blocks of car. Part cash. This is a snap and must be sold at once. American Security Co., Phon Douglas 3887. 309 S. 17th St. 2 Bel videre Acres On the hill north of Ft. Omaha, 4 blks. west of Florence line; best view; joins Millard's beautiful acres and overlooks Miller park. Owner Ib selling at cost; V, cash, balance easy. You could plat Into lots and make double. 1016 Omaha Nat l. Doug, or A-2152. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., Evenings H. 2842 or H. 5134. FIVE acres only 8 blocks to car line, 8 room house and plenty of fruit; good neighbors. Priced to sell; cheap acreage property lri Florence at the present time. Come out and I will prove It to you. C. L. NETHAWAY, Florence, Neb. . Both Phones. ACREAGE BARGAINS near Omaha, Orin 8. Merrill, 1213 City Nat. Bank Bldg. I IT fllOPKHTY h'HU SALk) New 5-Room Bungalow 2854 Corby St. See It Tonight This s a well built, well arranged bungalow of 5 rooms, on south front 40-foot lot, where marly new homes are now being built. It is within one block of car line and two blocks of school and store; house is nicely papered, has city water, sewer, gas, electric light and bath. If you want to see a well arranged, well built cottage, you should be sure and look this over. The house will be open be tween 7 and 8:30 o'clock tonight. Terms: $500 cash; 824.75 a month. The owner might consider a smaller payment down to ft good party. This Is your opportunity to get a new, well built home on our tt.sy payment plan. HAS'llNGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. Leaving City My liome for Sale On account of cnange In business af fairs 1 am-going to leave tne city and otter for sate my home wmch Is just completed, at Jusi what it cost me to complete $4,100 It was built uuufci my own personal su pervision and is planned iignt ana Duilt right tor a model home, xt has a tuii basement with hollow tile lining anu pressed brick face. Good ' HhTIxmG PLANT and the best of plumbing throughout, with - vitrous tank and an white enamel fixtures. On tue first floor there is a large living room, with vesti bule entrance, built-in bookcase and pressed brick "real" fireplace, beamed ceiling. The dining room has plate rail ana paneling.- Good, conveniently ar ranged kitchen, pantry with enclosed cupDoards, rear entry with refrigerator room. On the second floor there are 3 splendid bedrooms, one 12x19, one 11x16, and one 11x12, with glass on two skies. All tne waits are sano cement f inlsn, tinted. Beautiful lighting fixtures, snades ou the wiuaowa and the house is ready to occupy. The yard is soaoed, the lot is 44x165 and all improvements are in and paid for. It is a very attractive looking two-story square house, ironting on the park ana in a nigu-ciass residence sec tion.. This is an opportunity to buy a splendidly constructed iiouse, not thrown together to sell at a low price. call Douglas 1117 and ask tor John M. Waishe, Building Manager, new . W. o. W. building. . A New Modern Cottage Will take gdoa lot as part ..,ent. On 2SG5 Corby St. House is 24 ft. wide and i& ft. long, with wiae Hunt porcu. ileavy quarter-sawed oak iront door with long beveled plate glass. Vestibule entrance to parlor. Very wide opening from parlor to dining room. Long win dow seat, with three, windows on east side of dining room, which makes ' the room bright .and cheerful. Both rooms and front vestibule finished in oak, in cluding the floors, all thoroughly rubbed down and varnished. The walls are prettily decorated. Room next to dining room arranged to be used either as a den or bedroom. Another bedroom off the little hall from bath room. Large closets off of both bedrooms, and rooms well ventilated. Kitchen Is good size and arranged very convenient. Pantry with window and ice box in connection with outside entrance. Plumbing is complete in every particular. Hot and cold water connections both on first floor and in cellar. Electric lights and gas In every room, fitted with pretty fixtures. Cellar under entire house, with entrance from kitchen, also outside stairway. Cellar floor heavily cemented with smooth surface over same. Gaiesburg furnace, guaranteed to heat in ' the coldest weather. Cold air returns taken from each room. Floors are double. Shjplap used for siding with narrow siding. Tar felt between the two. This place Is complete in every particular and you will surely like It If you see It. Price, $3,250. Very reasonable. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 1814 Harney St. By Owner Cash or Terms 82.2001706 North 26th. Rood 6-r.. modern house, sleeping porch, laundry, lawn, ce ment walks. Tel. Web. 6266; Ind. B-1773 FLAT FOR 85.550. Two-new five-room apartments, have oak finish; gas range, modern In every way. Rental 360 per month. Nordautst 322 Neville block. REAL ESTATE TITV THOPERTV FOR SAL1B Contour Park You can afford to wait for this ui which start Saturday morning. Jon 89th. watcn ror our noerHal mlm In Hm M News and Bee Friday evening and Satur day morning. W. Farnam Smith & Co. Sol Agents, H. M. Chrtsti. Mgr. Real Estate Dep't S. W. Corner 19th & Spencer Sts. Reduced to $3,600 if Sold This Week House will be open tonlaht from 8:80 until dark, so you can go through. This nouse has s rooms; reception hall, parlor with fireplace, large dlnln room, kitchen and one bedroom on the first floor, four large, well arranged bedrooms and bath on thft aftnnnil flnnr Htffh fAlltnff- Mnri pleftty of windows In each room; has city water, sewer, gas, bath and furnace heat. Lot has large shade trees and Is 60 feet on Spencer, besides about 32 feet or parking and 124 feet on 19th St. This lot alone is worth 82,000, leaving only 81.600 for the house. The location you will find is one of the best in this beautiful addtion, and will make some on an ele gant home at a bargain price. The neighborhood is first-class, close to school and car line. House Is cow vacant and ready to move into. HASTINGS HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St. GLENN PARK 39 LOTS were sold last Saturday and Sunday. sales amounting to 81K875.0). And they are sun selling, out or tne iti lots in an, mi were sold ud - to Sunday evening at 9 o'clock. If you hav not yet seen this beautiful addition for homes, take a car ride some evening this week; the view from this hill at sunset Is grand. Remem ber, Glenn Park Is right In the center of Benson; it's right in the heart of a fine residence district. The one street through the entire addition Is graded to a per manent grade, concrete walks laid, city water. Light, etc.. all In. There are no extras. Prices Include everything, com plete abstract of title delivered with every contract, i want you to see uienn t-ara even if you do not buy. TERMS FROM $5 CASH AND $5 PER MO. . . TO $25 CASH AND $10 PER MO. SALESMEN ON THE GROUND EVERY KVRNING THIS WEKK FROM 7 TO . TAKE A BENSON CAR AND COME TO GLENN PARK THIS EVENING. (8 BLKS. WEST KRUG PARK). F. S. Trullinger, Benson Phones Benson 122 and 202. CLOSE TO COUNTRY CLUB u,,.. ah44m1 mw4rn anilth front lot I1UUOC, CUIUCIJ "'"Mti w v.- ----- - - close to Benson car. Price reduced to s3,&uu. This Is a good buy. SCOTT & HILL, 307-300 McCague Bldg. Both Phones. $1,400 iivi ..h Vinlarv.- nil a 'month. 6-room house and large barn located at" 4116 Browne St. BEMIS-CARLBERU CO. 310-312 Brandels Theater. D. 5S6. Mir.w atru'tlv modem home, only ten minutaa' riita frnm 16th and Farnam Sts.: six rooms, reception hall, large bath room in tne Ilinsn, sleeping porcn; uu ana maple floors downstairs; plate rail, window seat, built-in china - closet and nanoiiari wiill in iltnlnr room: extra fine finish throughout; full cement basement. Carton furnace, pressed brick foundation, stairs to floored attic; tine lot, high, sightly location; an elegant home throughout. Easy payments; must be sold, owner, Lrtnz, uee. ibi. uougiaa 152. - JUST LISTED s.uith isth npnr T venworth Vaneer nitaifA- mnrtorn fiKeent heat: Daved street. 8500 cash. Price 83.000. Martha street, near 16th, strictly modern 9-room cottage, hot water heat. Price 84.700. Can arrange terms. North 30th. in fine neighborhood, t rooms, modern, paving paid. Price 83,800, terms reasonable. Two modern cottages, Two modern bungalows, All well located. DEUEL & HAN KIN SON, 201 Paxton Blk. Doug. 2877. An Exceptional Bargain. 83,750 Eight rooms, first floor, all finished in oak, bed rooms and bath yellow pine, full cement basement, laundry, hot water heat, house about six years c-id, one block from West Farnam CaGALLAGHER & NELSON, 483 Brandeis Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. FIELD CLIJB-New STUCCO residence, 7 rooms, strictly modern; living room, dining room den and kitchen first floor; three bedrooms and sleeping porch sec ond; fireplace; hard wood finish through out; tile bath and vestibule entrance; 66 foot lot; two blocks to car. Price 86.850. Must sell account sick ness. Built last year and built right. A very attractive home throughout. Will surely sell this week. GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE, 1219-22 City National. Douglas 3963. ONLY 1,800. SIX-ROOM HOUSE. BATH AND GAS. PAVED STREET. EIGHTEENTH AND CORBY STS. W. H. GATES, 644 OMAHA NAT. BK. BLDG. PH. D. 1294. BARGAIN-8200 DOWN 6 rms.. mdrn. exoept heat. 1st class. Grant, fll Brandeis Theater. Doug. 83). MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, Indexed. Mailed free on application. Charles E. Williamson Co., Rental Estate, Insur ance, Rentals, care of property, Omaha. HERE IS A BARGAIN IN BENSON 8200 buy a 50x1 28-foot lot not far from car line. Lot fronts south on Lucas be tween Clark and Burnhara; described as H of lot 10. block 85. Phone Webster 880 ar address G. R. W., Be, FOR SALE by owner, brand new, strictly modern 8-room house, 82.800. 2514 Corby St Call Webster 1907 after 8 p. m. TO BUY, SELL OK RENT. FIRST 6ES JOHN W. BOBBINS. U02 FARNAM ST. REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE COUNTRY ADVANTAGES CITY CONVENIENCES W are completing a 3-room bungalow, to have city water and electric Ugh (J new cement basement, good slsed lot. Close to a fine school, stores and street car. A good slied chicken house, with shingle roof and nice woven wire fence goes with the property. This Is located near 41st and Grand Ave. Price 81.500, easy terms. We also have a dandy four-room bunga low on the adjoining lot south, for 81.760. Here is your chance to get started toward owning a home. Both bungalows are well built SCOTT & mm Both Phones 307-8 McCague Bldg. REDUCED to 315.000; no commission, for almost new four-family brick flats, wall built; kept In best condition; east front on J6th Ave., near Dewey; safe 11 per cent Investment: no trades: Phone owner, Harney J198. FOR SALE By owner. 8-room house, with full basement and a fireplace; partly modern; two lots, bearing fruit and a large chicken coop; two block from Krut Park AArira Kiuh n.w, Telephone Benson 553 W. Price 82,650. REAL ESTATE FARM A KAMCH l.AM) FOR SALE) California. 160 ACRES creek bottom land, near good town of 7.UM inhabitants in Sacramento valley; running water the year round in creek, besides ample water in Irrigating canal; best possible alfalfa conditions; no better fruit land In California: 80 busnels wheat to acre this year; old nouse oi little value, but comiortaole; i barns; a choice property, but must be sola; own nearby lMt, partly in aliaifa. and cannot linanca both. Will pay K. U. tare to in vestigate it not as represented. Wortu every aoiiar asked. Price, jlu.OW, witn tree water riant. . Write owner, F. L. Darrow, 1529 Broadway, Oaklanu, Cal. CALIFORNIA Unusual Especially attractive because its trees are bearing NOW. Why wait? Fruit and almonds. Only 80 cash, 1 per oent per month. By best town north of bacramento. Go with us next trip while they last. Ask for attractive literature. w have a fine little party of three going and we want two more, 't ransporta tion paid both ways on THIS trip. Can buy now and go later, for "money back If not pleased," is guaranteed. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO., Omaha. Neb. (Bank and business house ivterences.) Canada. BRITISH COLUMBIA lands on GRAND TRUNK. Frank Crawtord. 203 Cotton Bldg.. Vancouver or Omaha. BARGAIN for quick sale, 320 acres fine wheat land, 200 acres broke, 90 acres lit crop, all fenced, good water and build ings, one mile from Langdon, Alts, six teen miles from Calgary car shops; poor health reason for selling; 83s per acre, halt cash, balance easy payments; write for further information to Paul F. Cotu. Owner, Langdon, Alta, Canada. lulorauo. LAND Finest farm land in Colorado and west ern Nebraska. w are Just opening up new tracts. Soil, black loam, ciay sub soil; fine water, level roads, good maraet. wheat yield from 25 to 40 bushels. Land Days tor itself in two years. PLATTE RIVER VALLEY LAND CO., aos-10 city mauonai oana rsiug. Omaha. Neb. Florida. FLORIDA LANDS To Introduce and settle we offer a few tracts of finest prairie tanas in the state In forty-acre ana section lots at bargain prices; write tor list improved properties, orange and grapemut groves, colonial Exchange, Arcadia, Fla. Ueorfrla. GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA Traversed by th ATLANTIC, UIKAuNUHaM ATLAN TIC xvAIlCvOAX. Lands adapted to ttie wiaest rang of crops. An tue money crops o( the soutu pleuutuuy pioduceu. JTor literature treat ing witu His coming couutiy. U soil, ciunaio, cuuiun ana scoooi auvauiages. W. B. LEAHY, Wiri. A, General Passenger Agent, ATLANTA. GA. lUafcu. MOST productive hay and grain land in the world Lung Vuiiey, Idaho. No ir rigation needed; tine climate, Hue water, cheap fuel, telepnunos, railroad, elec tricity, liuprovea laud u to 860 yr acre. Aiso finest urciiaru land proposition in Idaho. or Information wriia today, pay etta River Colouizatioc Co.. Nampa, I aano. FOR SALE-120 ACRES IRRIGATED land, three miles from town, for 87,800, and will take $1,600 cash and will give 'i years on the balance. For information write Henry Maples, Richfield, Idaho. THE easiest way to find a buyer fot your farm is to insert a small want ad in the Des Moines capuai. iargest cir culation In the state ot low a, 4o,uvu aaiuy. The Capital is read by anu behaved lu oy tne siunapatiers of Iowa, who simply re fuse to permit any otuer paper lu thaw nomas, juus, 1 cant a word a day; tiut par lino pet month; count ua otuiuaiy words to ma una. Address Das moiuc capital. Des Moines, la. Uluuesota. FARM, FOR SALE. 320 acres In Murray county, Min nesota; o,uo0 worth of improvements, per acre, worth o. Charles Biocaman, uolley, la. WRITE today for descriptions and prices of our "Big 20" choice western Minnesota money-making larms. Antler son at Davis, Paiace .bunding, Minneapo lis Montana, RANCHES-82,000 to 8100,008. Send for list. Shopen & Co., Ranch Dealers, omaha, .Neb. litaU. For Sale Irrigated Lands, Utaii. 1 own about 5,000 acres of Irrigated land in Lucerne valiey, Utah, 40 miles off the railroad south ot Green river, Wyoming. 1 wish to sell all but about l.Ouo acres my home rancn to gooa farmers and good neighbors. This Una is all under ditch , now and the water, in abunuance, is running in the canals. I want 25 to 60 families to settle around me. It will make my remaining Lujv acres worth at least $iU0 an acre. We raise the finest kind of alfalfa, grain and vegetables. If my oats don t average 60 bushels to the acre, I'll sure miss my guess. I will raise 4o0 busnels of potatoes to the acre. I will sell 2,0uu acres of this land, If bougnt betore August 1, 1912, on the fol lowing terms: 825.uu an acre, cash. 827.50 an acre, HO.tiO an acre down and 85.00 an acre a year. 830.00 an acre, 85.00 an acre down and $5.00 an acre a year. Interest on deferred payments at 6 per cent per annum. This Includes perpetual water right tor irrigation. Lucerne val ley is absolutely sui rounded by millions ot acres of range land. I'll give any man a quarter section of land who win snow me a better location tor stock rais ing; 76 per cent of the stock here range out ail the year. We Immediately ad join the Uintah forest reserve, with about LOoO.ooo acres of range land. Coal and timber In abundance right at your door, We have three schools, three postofiices and telephone system all through tho valiey and to' the railroad. About 5,mj acres ot land already under cultivation. My Beven-passenger Packard automobile is at Green River, Wyo. It won't cost you 1 cent after you leave there for my ranch, fc'ou can stay here as long as you please (o select your land. Write or wire my representative, L. N. Sawyer, Green River, Wyo., telling him Just when. you win oe tnere. it you rind l have misrepresented one single material fact I will pay your railroad fare for the round trip. I refer you to the Morris State bank and Green River State bank. both of Green River, Wyo. Wire Sawyer now for the automobile, statin date ot arrival at Green River. Fine irrigated land at 825 an acre beats praying for rain. A. S. Brown, Birch Springs Ranch, Man ila. Utah. HEAL ESTATE FARM A RANCH I,AOS FOIt MALE North Dakota. Greatest Bargain in North Dakota Fine improved farm of 560 acres near good town In the lake region of North Dakota; practically all into mall grain; price f 35 per acre, in cluding all crops, machinery, horses and cattle; terms arranged. Fred Clark 9 East Grant St., Minneapolis. Minn. Nebraska. HOMESTEAD 820 acres rich farm land at 1176 filing fees and all. Not rough or sandy. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Nsb. Oreaou. FOR 8AI.E Bv ownor Mo I rialrv nrl fruit ranch. C. B. Gaines, Gates, Or. w ruining, 130 ACRE free homesteads. Level rich land. Address W. i Fox. Gillette, Wyo. RAILWAY 115113 CARD. UKIU STATION Xaata and Mason. Latou fault ha part, .a : an a 4iM pa "sllVsV 'pa .alt:c pm .a 1:i aa .all:tv pa Antra, a 1:44 pm pm fill am a tut pm :M pa a :sT aa ali a aa I l.H DH a M pa a ;M pa aW.H aa a ;W pa Sta Fran. Orarliud bJraltrt Cilia a Jtiwn Part Mill... 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Additional ll)nc at ot !li:n kaice. Batnrdar DjpwuuliiipUcuinwM - BRYAN PLAYS WAITING GAME Follgwin gDefeat Nebraskan Retires to Room and Receives Visitors. TWO CONVENTIONS COMPARED Eye Witness of Both at Opening Contrasts Methods Employed by Norman Mark and V ictor BY EDtiAIl f. SJVVDER. BALTIMORE, June 26. -(Special Tl egram.j "This Is a reactionary conven tion, and yet I got more votes for tem porary chairman than I had any reason to expect," said Colonel W. J. Bryan last night as he was making a quiet but rather ineffectual effort to get away from a raft of peopls who hava crowded his rooms in the Belvlder aver since th convention adjourned. Mrs. Bryan divided the honor with her distinguished husband and having a marvoUous memory for names and facas, she was everywhere the gracious woman keenly alive to th important occasion and giving everybody a most cordial welcome to th headquarters of the Ne braska democracy and Incidentally In th room of the three-time candidal for president and one who may be a candi date for tb fourth time, should th "reactionaries' lose one oog In th wheel. The Commoner followed his opening sentence as follows: "I hav no statement to make. 1 know of nothing that need to be explained. The vote on temporary chairman shows the attitude of the convention. My speech shows my view on th subject. I await developments without any Im patience. I do not know of anything to add to what I hav already said." Mr. Bryan was questioned as to cer tain planks In the platform and replied that he had tome Idea on th subject which he would present to the resolu tions committee. His manner and vole rather indicated that he would not be chairman of the resolutions commltt but there may be som who would Ilk Bryan to formulate th platform so that he could not consistently say that the reactionaries really dominate the con vention. , . Clark-. All at Stake. looking at the result ot th vote on temporary chairman from a most disin terested point of vlw I am led to th conclusion that Speaker Clark has put all of hi eggs in one basket In making a deal with Tammany but supporting Par ker for the votes of New York on th first ballot. Murphy needed th Clark, Harmon and Underwood vote to win the election for th man ' from Esopus and yet with all th manipulation, Jockeying and undoubtedly pledges of a substantial character, the venty-thr majority given Parker Is but a drop In the bucket. With the first ballot over, many of Clark's supporters will leav him for they are not at heart with him and will "fly the coop" early In tb gam. Speaker's Strenstth to Dwindle. In the Judgment ot old-time politician Clark's greatest strength will b shown on the first two or thre ballots, when New York will go to him. Then should he get Harmon's vote, as 1 now rumored he will, the speaker of the house may read his title clear. But there ar those among th delegates who will leave Clark attar th flrt ballot and go either to Wilson or Bryan, for I am convinced that Bryan Is flirting with the nomlna tlon on th ground that a progressive must be the nomine and that th sac of Falrvlew has pretty hearty com to the conclusion that Clark is a reaction ary. The democratic gathering of today was very much noisier than the opening lay of the republican convention last Tues day. Two Chairmen Compared. Norman E. Mack, chairman of th national democratlo commltt had less control over the convention than had Victor Rosewater ovr the republicans. He seemed Impotent In getting, th at tention of the audience and his asso ciates were aquaJly Ineffective until the convention completely drifted out of hi hands and suggested bedlam. Even Bryan had difficulty at time to hold the attention ot the delegates and It re quired a squad of thirty police to march through the aisles befor any semblance ot order was secured. . One thing that Impressed me forcibly about the present conventidn and that of last week Is the presence at this convention of a large number of gray heads aa against the number of young men In the republican convention. The wheelhorses of democracy ar her In numbers and if expressions go for any thing, they ar here to help nominate a candidate with whom they believe they can win rather than play In the hands of the republicans as they' have been doing- for the last sixteen years. Wire from Dahlman C'lab, Felix McShane, the sheriff of Douglas county, received a telegram today from Dan Horrlgan, secretary of th Dahlman democracy which Is self-explanatory. The telegram reached McShan after th vote on temporary chairman was taken and therefore could have no bearing on the results, but Us audacity takes ones breath. Th telegram Is as follows: J. McShane: Convention Hall, Baltimore. At big meeting of the Dahlman democracy held tonight the following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, that we have more confidence In the wisdom of th national committee than In the whims of a would-be dic tator and urge th Nebraska delegation to support the recommendation of the committee for temporary chairman: Resolved that the democratlo national convention should secure a pledge from V. J. Bryan to support the democratic national ticket this year so that he can not bolt it as he am the democratic nomination of James C. Dahlman for governor of Nebraska in U10. Where Nebraska Stands. Thirteen of th sixteen votes from Ne braska are not for Clark to the last ditch nor anyways near the chasm. They are for Bryan, and there may come a time when they will cast their votes for the "peerless leader" befor a nomlna OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Newest and Finest Continental steamer S.S. France I French Line $ir-Paflnie,nTla um.u.ni 1 1 Cilv.il LJUC Transatlantiqua, moot magnificent Continental Quadruple Screw Torhina at earoar afloat Thlgattamarhae with pirn at Bata, luruan Dam ymnaim, ollerin. dIW eatwr. library. Every eoaechr- n,r-- iv-t vopditn. now l cm n Far partlcalara applr te W. a Dock. 1514 far Dim gl. : U Neear. Irt Ntt'l Bank; J. B. Rr aaid. UOt Farnaa St. JtjliC. rsi wl 3 , Si w s tlon Is consummated. - ? The fact that a laTge majority of tY delegates are honestly for their felloe citizen, William Jennings ' Bryan, came near causing' a personal clash between Johnny Cutright of the Lincoln Star, Colonel John Maher and A. S. Tlbbettf In the rooms of the Nebraska delegation today. Naturally the feeling Is running high over the sharp division between th rival camps. Cutright, who, while a warm friend of Bryan, does not like th attitude of the delegation in talking about some other presidential candidate than Champ Clark, for whom they are Instructed, started In to tell about tb herculean effort J. Fred Williams of Boston had to make to get some demo crat to introduce him at a meeting in Lincoln shortly after Bryan's birthday dinner. U .lii-tni!, who attended the din ner, returned to Lincoln three days after that event to make a speech favoring either Clark or Wilson, and he did not care much who it was. 1 Cutright made the remark that Williams had a dickens ot a time to get some prominent democrat to present him to the audience, which Judge Tlbbetts relented with all the power of which he Is possessed, and the talk grew louder and the people crowded around the speak ers until It looked as if a personal en counter was Imminent when cooler coun sels prevailed and the affair was passed over. Nrliraakana In Evidence, Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock was an Inter ested onlooker today at the convention, having a seat next to 8enator Norrls Brown, who cam over from Washington today to see how the democrat harmon ised In the making of a temporary chair man. They had seats on the left of the platform and were the observed of all observers, next to Mrs. Bryan and Mrs;' Mack. Ex-Senator Burkett was In Baltimore today, having come on from Chicago this morning. ' ' Representative Msgulre ot the First; district was In close touch with Colonel ' Bryan' after the convention adjourned. Wyoming Meeting. The Wyoming delegation at a meeting this morning elected the following: Chats' man of delegations, P. T. Quealeyi resd lutlons, John D. Clark; credentials, E. M. Haenecamp; to notify president. B. F. Perkins; to notify vice president, P. J, Quealey; on organization, J S. Mayes on rules, B. F. Perkins; secretary of the" delegation, Roy Montgomery. They have headquarters at the Hotel Rennert, .' John Kendrlck of Sheridan, Wyo., win will probably be democratlo candidate for United States senator against Senator F. K. Warren, Is an Interested spectator at the convention. O. E. T. Beck of Cody, an alternate,-' Is having Ms usual good time at th con- , vention. Beck knows more men In the" Wyoming delegation than any man In.. Wyoming.- John Osborne, national committeeman from Wyoming, who has been re-elected la being groomed for vice president tar" the event an eastern man Is plaoed t the bead ot the ticket. Johnny Cutright ot Lincoln has been made an assistant secretary ot th con'. vention by Dr. Hall, national committee- : man. ... "- Envoys of Colonel Pay Flying Visit to m Bryan's Apartments BALTIMORE, June SH.-Francl Jyy; Hcney of California, one of Colonel Thejr , dore Roosevelt's fighting lieutenants the republican national convention, and Charles R. Crane of Chicago, who helped " to finance the Roosevelt campaign for ;. the republican nomination, wer In con--sultatlon her tonight with William S."; Bryan for three-quarters of an hour. 7-- Heney and Crane reached Mr. Bryan'i " apartments by a private elevator and , were gone again' before their visit be- ; came generally known. No one could be found who would discuss the Incident.', In connection with the Heney-Cran -. visit tonight It was learned that two representatives of the Outlook, one of " them Carl Howland, who has been close to Colonel Roosevelt since his return -from Africa two years ago, were In town. Both put up at one of the headquarters hotels. They were anxious regarding the v possibility of a progressive-conservative i tight In the convention. V; ',; Barnes Welcomed Home by Thousands; ALBANY, N. Y., June 29.-WMiam . ; Barnes, Jr., chairman of the republican - state committee, was given an enthusla-,! tlo welcome tonight on his return from ' the republican national convention al Chicago. H was greeted at the station v.. . nf ..ir... 1 thmiMnA InaiuAIn state and city officials. , Through streets brilliant with red fir : and with bands playing "When W Walk, We AlWays Walk With Billy," the state chairman was escorted to his home : by a parade. There he was Introduced by Edward N. McKinney, president of 1 the Albany Chamber of Commerce. ' a -., the man "who honored himself and the city of his birth and home for his dignl- ; fled, Intelligent and patriotic stand t':; Chicago for the constitution and repre- sentatlve government." - As he stepped to the front of the porch to reply Mr. Barnes was greeted .. wlt shouts ot "You didn't do a thing to that " hat," and "Where's Teddy now?" The Htate chairman acknowledged the v, welcome briefly, declaring that the re publican party is "the party of resist ance to error" and stating 'It Is probable that during this campaign other parties may take the stand we took at Chicago.''' Did Not Skid, Says ; t- air 1 .3 1 uryan oi macnm; BALTIMORE, June M.-Whlle "talHIng : with friends tonight over the chairman-1 ship fight Mr. Bryan remarked: "Well, the machine did not skid." ' T "But that Is not saying that It wll. not,", wag suggested. . "I have not the gift of ' prophecy,'. V said Mr. Bryan, "but I have a knowlr edge of history." ; He left the hotel at 18 o'clock tonight1; with his family to attend -- receptlo. glven by Mayor Preston to visiting del- cgutt's. Mr. Bryan learned that there ; would be ' ho. meeting - of. the Ttatforfti committee until tomorrow and planned to spend the night at Mayor Preston's.'; home, . As Mr. ; Bryan edged his way through ,, the swarming crowds in th corridors off r the . hotel to bis automobile, he was given an Impromptu reception by thef- delegatea and visitors. .... ' Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Returns.
