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1.250 1711 or 171S S. 33d St.. dandy, nice, new. modern cottage. 50-foot lot. txO
i to J 400 cash, balance monthly, or discount for all cash. . ' .
3,650-On 8paldlng St.. east of 2th St., DANDY, first-class, well built, modern,
hot water heated, 6-roont house. In the very PINK of condition; nicely,
' 1 decorated; beautiful lot; paving paid. Ideal home.
3,756-1325 S. 3Jd St.. only a block from the car three blocks from the Field Club.
Just north of Wool worth Ave., ffix lsj ,- f set," with - food well built house. 7
large rooms, new furnace, choice location. Owner leaving the city. Must,
be sold Quick. '
4.200-4008 Izard St.. here is the best bargain offered In this section; rooms,
unusually well built with quarter sawed oak, cherry and bird s-eye maple
finish; built-in buffet, tiled vestibule, t fin mangel and -grates, cement
hssement under entire house:, four very large .rooms; soapstone laundry
tubs, elstern pump, first floor and basement This bouse will surprise
h you at this price. It Is a bargain. . . , . .
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" . WANT A NIGp BUNGALOW f
"W have an attractive lot of nice, new, modern, t and j-room bunga
lows, just limed, that are the finest of anything on the market If you,
want something like this let us show you these this week..
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6 CO On Douglas St, in Sunset addition, between 4Mb and tftn. a dandy, new,
well built, hot wtef heated, handsomely decorated house, I rooms, modern.
4JG6-A dandy. S-room bungalow, finished In oak. oak panel dining room; all
In first-claas condition; beautiful I cation and worth the money.
,2D0 A new, tasty, well built, strictly modern and up-to-date bouse; handsome
large living room with French door opening on to side screened porch.- We
think this Ut the niftiest and cheapest for tha money in Dundee.' Invest!-;
7.000-Avery attractive f-room boose, fully modern and up-to-date, brand netr
and ready to move In; first story brick, balance frame; handsome Interior,
IOOO-hI' aboiasat ' will maka yen scream; It is" "ILL
soma Urge living room, dining room , and kitchen, fine large bedrooms,
bsomfcloiu. beStlful hard wood floor, and throughout; Up
stairs whIU enanjel. Tou ought to see it Let us show you this thla week.
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INVESTMENT
1 1 750-Near 23d and Caiiivmls, east front, two dandy, good. -ory brick houses,
am of 13 and lone oft : rooms; specially adapted for family hotel or board
' ' ing 2nd rSSng of rtUs. RenUl $1440 per year. Twms on a part Price
Includes 13 rooms furnlshwd, t .. , , . v s-room
W500-Northeast corner 24th -and Dewey Ave., four nice, neat .tasty. .
. k' rental 11452. Just the size that always rents.
.00SouCthweftrcOTnnh 'and Fernam 8Uu VRnmU, n i
streets; six extra well built. -roora, modern brick w,1'n;.r-?t W
per yeur. ; Half of the ground now vacant, aultable for stores or apart-
W,wJon Vram Bt. comef. KxtH feet. In the growing section, with good brick
, improvement, renting from M.S00 to $5,400 per year. The best buy on Far
, , nam today. Hi be handled on part cash, balance long time at low rate.
D; V: Sholes ComDanv
fill C1TT NAT'Lr BANK CLDO! - .
3 New; Boulevard Homes
.Prices "Moderate.- -1 v "Terms Like Rent
vxjret .t t-xfne"K 'n j. '. ,'"'. - ' h.
i If rou bt le hundreA'dOlUrg can gell you Btrlctly modem
'fhom; full tVb itbrieiV Uving il ,goof lied, rooms ind sleeping porch,
c First floor hs larg' ilvlhf 'rootri and dining room flnlihed In oak and
beautifully- decorated, built-in cupboardi and cabinet In kitchen.; 8econd
T: floor, three bed roomi, bath and sleeping porch; latest pattern and design
I combination lighting flgturea, f operated - by flush switches; first class
i,' plumbing, high grade porcelain fixtures 'K6nler ware" and Cartdn fur
T sace. Pull cemented basement.'outslde grade entrance, laundry sink aftd
)''bot water' tank;' Fine leVel Jotitrge shade ees and no paving to pay.
I Look at 3911-3917 and 4113 North 20th St.-Blvd. This property is lo
f cated in Boulevard Park addition. Just north of Kountie Place. About 60
!'nouaea have been built in this neighborhood within the past year and
many mo,r,wltl be built this year. If youuy in this district, your prop
erty will have" the benefit 6f advancing prices, where all improvements
jyr!j Jew and uniform. You can maka no mistake in purchasing a, home
,fwhere building tl artlveLook at this property and see us about price
I' and terms. ' Houses Hrll be open for Inspection today from 3 to IP. M.
i. 'gke No. 81th St, or Sherman Ave. car lines to 8pragus street.
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I Payne & Slater , Company , ,
".' i-i - sole ACENT8, ; ,
''. !,'616 Omaha National Bank Building." . :'
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.i Not Advertised
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. Cerner loC'al fi WS ?k:
CGxM feet S stores below and t flat
above; Income 3.. 'This property 1
' Joeated la' a residence district, where
t building restriction, keep out oompetl-
(tlon. A good, safe permanent Investment:
lljfice la.OMK Term, on part If wanted.
I Four new brick flats, with 101 feet
1 (frontage; one block from car line; rented
! for facts per year. A; well built, well k
'"wilted property, whleh can be maintained
1 at a very low cost Prloe tJ.SM.
Three detached 8-room modem frame
! awelllngs, wUh food sised lots, on Soutti
i loth Bt. car line. Price 18,000 each! easy
' j, terms. Desirable and eheap u-
i, A large and commodious modem brick
'house, with east front lot, 6U1 feet
i fved street, good street car service,' etc.
TRACKAGE
f Corner lot, SSxlS feet', with R. R.
r trackage and paved streets, In the heart
;f the wholesale dletrtct. Price . 118. W9. '
1 Inside lot WilM feet in the new whole
i tale district, north of Douglas 8ts track
f age can be secured. Price $8,000. -'
Thirty feet front with natural shade
( trees, on th 6U south of Bancroft -Price
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All the above property belongs to one
. corporation. Low prk-ei.have been made
e in order to make quick sale of all or
5 part. - i-.. , ,t f :
i X- H. Dumont & Son
7-Rodm House
Six Blocks West
r of High School
; $400 Cash.
' Balance) monthly, buys 7-room house,
, modern except heat, at 27th and Chi
cago Sts.; overlooks boulevard; close
: to Creighton college. For a short
time only we can. sell this property
for 13,500 on the above terms. This
A is the first time offered for sale. See
; us at once: v;"7;' '
The Byron Reed Co.
lioth Phoiiei.. 212 South 17th St.
, Cathedral Home ;
' ' New, g-r., lot SlslfiO. eaay walk to ca
, tl.edral and school, 1"4 blocks to Bacred
h Hrt Acadensy, 1 block to Cuming or
Harney Unea,. paved. Never offered un
.. til now. when owner's new position
tki htm from Omaha. Better see ft;
U.M cash, balance easy, monthly or
1 yearly. . . -; , ... -,
: O'Keefe Beal Estate Co.
(1036 Omaha Nat. D. liM: evening; H. tstt
- mm- mnrwm VI Aft, Vi01,
IN BEMISPAEK: . ' u
T rooms, strictly modern, owner leaving
.tlty, haa cut price.
u BEMIS-CABLBEEQ CO.
m-m Brandele Theater. 1 '
TO BUT, SELL. OR BENT, FIRST &KH
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR BALK.
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SPECIALS
TEL. DOUG; 49; INDEP. A-M49
; Her Addition
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South of Hanscom park, on S2d
Ave., between Wright and Spring
Sts.,, we are offering good, full-slied
lots, on grade, fronting the street car
line and the paved street, for only
50 each; $10 down and $5 per
week. " Lots one block east and west
of street car line for $325 to $450;
sam terms. We have) some lots
fronting the Boulevard, slightly be
low grade,, at very low prices.
Call up the office Monday and we
will be glad to show tbe property, -
P, Tukey & Son
D, 3181. 444-5 Board of Trade.
13 Investment
New brick flat of four five-room
apartments. , , .t .
;;.fv - Annual Rental '
$1,625
, : Price $12,500
Will take residence or cottage as
port pay; '
Armstrong Walsh Company
Tyler 153 tf. 210 South lUh St.
Farnam, West of 40th
Pull south front lot, pretty lawn, three
big trees give shade; -r. and pantry on
first floor, with bath, best - plumblh.
woodwork, cherry, bird's-eye maple and
oak; one room upstairs; full foundation,
brtck partitions, Norfolk furnace, extra
toilet, laundry tubs; driveway from front
leads to barn In rear; cost ftfO; hotue
built of white pine; cost when built H.000;
Pav.,B,-Pala- Al1 tar reduced price, only
I3.0Q0; im or more cash, balance, easy,
-O'Keefe Real Estate. Co.
1016 Omaha Nat'l Hank. D. or A-215
r.vening: n. mrs or H. bin.'
T5RTH SIDE BARGAIN
Six rooms and reception hall, mod
ern throughout;-combination lights;
full basement, cemented; cement
walks; corner lot; one block from
car. It will pay you to Investigate
this fine home. Price, $4,200. Cai
make terms. Situated at , 25th and
Pinltney Sts.
W.' FARNAM SMITH &,C0.,
1320 Farnam St. . ;
Tels.: Doug. 1064; Ind. A-10R4.
West Farnam Home
A rare opportunity to buy a very
deairable east front Went Farnam
noma, built by day labor; modern In
every way; quartered oak finish;
high grade plumbing; beautiful trees
and lawn. Terms If desired. ; ,
Harrison & Morton
916 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
HEAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SACK
A Real Bargain
51,800
Almost new S-room cottage with latest
up-to-date plumbing, gas, bath, sewer,
city water; .nice parlor, dining room,
kitchen and two bedrooms wtih bath be
tween the bedrooms; full brick basement;
on large lot 60x130, covered with grapes,
gooseberries and currants. Thla is a snap
and must be sold at once. Part cash.
ONE MORE CHANCE.
3 LOTS. 4 ROOM HOUSE
$1,700 "
4-room cottage, almost new, with room
enough upstairs for two more rooms not
finished; has city water; wired for elec
tric lights; 1 nice south front lots; near
car and school.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
FINISHED LIKE A PIANO.
';V ' v $4,000 : ;
(-loom dwelling on a fine corner lot
with streets paved; large reception hall,
parlor, dining room and kitchen on the
first floor; bath, t bedrooms on the
second; full basement, nicely cemented;
good furnace; part cash; been built two
years. . , - , - t ,
A CHANCE TO GET A HOME
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
' ; $2,800
'$200 CASH. ; $25 MONTH
S Pttftmm Sit pint I V mwlarn ajanilnn hetll
parlor, dining room, kitchen, pantry, r-
friamrm tf rsinrn ifs .Ama ,(k
--jvv ws t s,iw svsiuuisiei wiui
fin A IS Si t V Ka nfaiii ik U.A-. .m. aaI.
v vHiii w l vtwii VtIV UCUivVlllB) uej.lt
floors in every aoom In the house; full
cement basement; good furnace; nice
south front lot with beautiful lawn.
$4 000
$200 CASH. ; $35 MONTH
m t . V' I J llluu.i II , llll.
ished In oak and nicely papered; parlor,
uining room ana Kitcnen on iirst Door
and four nice bedrooms and bath on sec
ond floor; full cement basement; : good
furnace and extra toilet This house haa
never been occupied and Is a bargain.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.,
FORMERLY SHIMER A CHASE CO. 1
809 8. 17th fit. Phonea 867
Open Saturday evenings until o'clock
Field Gliib
- A fine S-room, all modern house
on 86th St., near Poppleton; 1 large
living room, with fireplace; fine
dining roomy etc.; hot water heat;
lot 66 feet front. Owner .will take
nuiau iiuuve ciear m pari payment,
Only 16,750.,
Dundee '
On Iard and 61st Sts,. 6-room.
two-story, all modern house; south
front lot; fireplace in Jiving room;
splendid view. Owner anxious to
sell. Only ; $4,000; on easy terms,
30th and Capitol Ave.
East front lot, ' on paved . street;
only 1900. , '
E. W; Stoltehberg
' m Board of Trade Bldg.
10 Cash
10 a Month
New, five-room cottage, .modern
except heat, at 4658 Seward St.; lot
60X150. -Price, $2,750;. $275 cash
and $27.60 per month. Just think
of it! Actually cheaper than rent,
and you are buying your home while
you live in it. .
Armstrong Walsh " Company
Tyler 1 1 5 3'6.; i . 2 i 0 South 1 7th St.
Special Bargains
10 acres, weir Improved, with all kinds
of fruit, i blocks from car line.
,ii .iw. wui pu o-iuuiji nousv, Biriuiiy
modern, oak finish, mantel and crate.
ATM 4C.V U. W - T
large lot oxl27, M.7W. v-
)J4 Towler Ave., 5 rooms, strictly mod
ern, with beautiful lot. one of the best
streets in Omaha, fine view, 3,200.
West Farnam district, east front on Slet
Ave., strictly modern 8-room house In
fine condition, just vacated to sell and la
offered at a bargain, it you want a snap
get full particulars. . , " ; .
Brand new cottage home, lust com
pleted, at 34th and Corby Sis., with cor
ner joi, tor i,jw; easy terms. i
Vacant Property
78 feet south frontage on Farnam St..
Jl per front foot. A good buy.
On 43d St. just north of Podge St., full
lot for 15S0. ! - - ,
8. W. corner of 43d and Davenport Sts.,
125x125, offered cheap.
8. P. BOSTWICK
21S So. 17th St.
Dundee Bungalow
Lot 100 ft. Frontage
5132 Dodge' St. A well built house,
7 rooms, alt modern, in good
1 condition; ." brick . fireplace;
r blrcn finish; large rooms,
' screened-in porch; in the pret-
tiest row of bungalows around
Omaha. Price, $6,000; one
third caah, balance monthly,
. , like rent. Key at our office.
" Be sure and look this up if you
, want a good home in a coming
neighborhood at 'a right price.
George & Company
002-12 City National Bank Bldg.
'Phones:' D. 756 or A-1756.
New Houses West
We are building some rood homes nn
35th St., Just north of Dodge St. One com.
Dieted, another nearly ready. They are
7 to 9 or 10 rooms and are very up-to-date
and unusually well constructed. They are
open for Inspection. See us for prices;
ey terms ot payment. ,
We have new square house at S. E.
corner 3h and Cass Bts., for 14,200; 6
rooms and sleeping porch. Will make
terms 10 suit, it is open, too.
Harrison & Morton
16 unmha Nat. Bank bldg. D. S14.
Residence property
faLtitim HILL SNAP
5-room oncv hnma In hiiitlf,il mif
Hill; lot 50x127 feet: street paved; plenty
of fruit and shade trees; good barn; Iron
Knee, 1.30 casn. Tel Douglas 28-12.
:.: $500 DOWN -
6-room bungalow. Walnut Hill.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
310-311 Brandeis Theater.
r 16TH STREET -NEW-BRICK
INVESTMENT
'A new building on North 16th street
Rented to good tenants on leases, and
bringing ll.iwo per annum. Owner needs
S,'J,jLnl..w,u. n " sacrifice price,
$18,000. - This is positively the best bar
gain offered on our best business street
HARRY. A. WOLF, v
' 4.13 Brandies Bldg." Doug, toss a. SK71.
See us before you buv.
O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE ft INS. AGCY..
1W Farnam Bt . Tyler 1024, A-8313.
REAL ESTATE ,
CITY PROPERTY FOR SAIE.
JCSTAFEWHOT
WEATHER BARGAINS
15,200-Brand new 7-room house', par-
ticularly well arranged, modern
In every way, with lot 66x124. The
street U newly paved and aH spe
cials paid. There Is also room for
another house. Look the property
over at 13 Leavenworth St
13,500 Investment and home compined.
We are offering a snap In a com
pletely modem S-room house on
the southeast corner of 30th and
Dodge; one block from the Far
nam car. 10 minutes' walk from
the postofflce. The ' bouse is 7
yeara old, is in A No. 1 condition
and there Is 70 ft. of ground facing
j on SOth St for flat or an apart
ment house. Terroa.
$3,500 Another close In bargain at 2720
Howard St. This la an entirely
, ' modern ' bouse containing 7
rooms and worth the money for a
home or an investment $350 cash,
balance $25 monthly.
$2,500 For a few days we . can offer a
. - strictly modern S-room, t-story
house at 17th and Douglas Sts. at
the above price, which is (GOOtless
, -than It cost and 1750 less than Its
actual value. Rented all the time
at $25 per month, i Terms on this
also.. ... '
$2,000 Please look at the house on the
northeast comer of 34th and Gold
Sts., 7 splendid large rooms, lot
62x131 ft. Very easy terms to the
right party. ,
$2 300-Rallroad or street ' car- man wc
have Just what you have been
I looking for In a nice S-room mod
ern cottage near the Union depot.
It's a beautiful location, having
plenty of shade and 18 fruit trees,
large lot, 60x155 ft. Tou will buy
It If you see It The number Is
1417 8. 7th St. or Park Wild Ave.
$1.800-Are you looking for a well located
, ntce little 5-room cottage at a very
i moderate price?' Let us show you
the one at 2701 Plnkney St.
11.230-WIIl buy a splendid little home at
$401 Maple St. House has water
and gas. Large corner lot, 60x120
ft., with fine row of grapes. Terms.
. VACANT z'
$3,250-For' two elegant lots on north
east corner of 36th Ave. and Pop
pleton Ave.; just the place for n
' swell home.
$2,000-Apartment or flat site at 25th and
Jones, 31x132 ft. Make an offer.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Phones Douglas 1781, Independent A-1188.
Choice Residence
ains
$ 4,000 Brand new 6-room residence in
J , tne field Club district; sleeping
. . . i" ' porch, solarium, hardwood finlslv.
f 4,500-7-room modern residence on North
boulevard; corner lot; ; fruit and
shade.- )
1 1800-Field Clut district, new 1-story, 6
' roon; house on corner lot Most
attractive and up-to-date. Oak
floors, upstairs and down, ' with
narawood finish.
$ 5,700--room, modern, hot water heated
residence on one of the best cor
ners In the Field Club district;
street paved. East front House
about 4 years old. , ,
$ 6,760 East; front; brand . new 8-room
residence On 33d St., between Pop
pleton and Pacific; lot 50x150 to
boulevard to, rear; house ha
sleeping porch, , complete hard
- ' wood finish and i modern In
everv detail
1 1,850-In Crelghton's First Addition, a
splendid 7-room residence with
large lot. big cement porch with
brick pillars. Just the place for
a stockman. Five minutes' ride
to Stock . yards. ' .' ,
$ 6.750-West Farnam, only 2 years old
ana omit tor a nome. mne rooms,
finished in beautiful quarter sawed
- oak. birch and maple. Beamed
ceilings and solid oak panelled
walls. Brick fireplace. Lot 49x
135. , 12. cash will handle. ;
H0,5dj-10-room brick In Wwt Fafnam lo-
, cation. Great big rooms - with
' ' every modern convenience.
Armstrong-Walsh Cpmpany -
Tyler 1536. ' 210 S. 17th St. '
$500 Cash Down
Buys 2-story 7-room, strictly modern
DUNDEE HOME, having living room
with fireplace, beamed ceilings, dining
room and kitchen first floor; S good-Sized
bed rooms and complete bath room sec
ond; stairway to finished attic, which has
one large room; full cemented basement,
furnace heat; south front lot 50x135 feet
Price reduced from $4,500 to $4,000 for
quick sale; balance of purchase prloe pay-
aoie mommy like rent. A tiign, sightly
location In one of the best portions of
Dundee. Investigate.' Homes of this class
are difficult to find on such easy terms.
Buys ' 2-story, J-room, modern square
house, located near 42d and Farnam fits.,
having large reception hall, parlor, din
ing room and kitchen first floor; 4 good
sized bed rooms and bath room second;
quarter-sawed oak- finish on first floor;
run cemented basement, furnace neat.
Price reduced to $4,100: balance of pur
chase price payable $u0 to $35 per month.
Buys 33u worth Z4th St This is a new
2-story, 7-room modern house, with sleep
ing porch. Oak finish and floors In all
rooms except kitchen. Haa large recep
tion hall, parlor, dining room and kitchen,
1st floor; pair, colonnade openings be
tween reception hall and dining room; 3
large bed rooms; one 12x23 ft,; expensive
brushed brass combination lighting fix
tures. House decorated throughout with
expensive paper. Full screens and shades
go witn tne place. Has tun cemented
basement, with laundry connections and
furnace heat Two fine shade trees In
front; a fine sodded -yard, cement walks
and large lot, 44x1(16 feet deep. Price,
$3,1)50, and monthly payments of $40.2V,
Including interest Owner on premises.
Investigate. v ' ,
George & Company
'Phune D. 754 or A-17ot.
$02-12 City National Bank Bldg.
A REAL SACRIFICE
Having left Omaha permanently the
owner of a splendid 7-room house and 1
large lots on one of the best , streets in
Walnut Hill district is offering to give
some one a decided bargain. The bouse
Is well arrsnged, is thoroughly modern,
having a brand new furnace, first class
new and up-to-date plumbing. The extra
lot la simply filled with choice flowers
and fruit, making altogether a moet
charming place to five. The neighborhood
Is first class and the street la paved and
at the price of $3,500, at which It Is of
fered, you won't look further after you
see It .
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Dour. 178!. A-1188.
Vacant Lot in Benson
Price $200
Beginning July 15th, will reduce price
on E. Vi lot 10, block 35, ou Lucas St.,
between Clark and Burnham, X per day
until sold. Must be sold by. August 1st
Phone .Webster SS50. ,
STORE ROOM
Fine, down town store room 29x132 ft,
ground floor, near 16th and Harney
streets. Ideal location for ground floor
office, book and stationer)' stors or other
retail business. , ,
For further Information ee
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY
91 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. Doug. 49.
A BARGAIN, near 42d and Harney; -rooms,
all modern; fine lawn; lot 60x134;
paved street; price, $3,250. $1,000 cash
will handle. -For sale by owner. Ad
dress, E. 434. Bee. ,
1 3,250 WILL BUY
The southwest comer of 25th and Charles
Sts., with 7-room cottage. 120 feet of
ground facing Charles St. and 63 feet
facing 25th St W. H. Griffith. Owner,
2523 Chicago St .
S-ROOM modern but heat, full lot;
near SSd and Fowler Ave. Only $2,600;
terms. - . . ' , .
P. O. NIELSEN. '
964 0maha Nat'l Bank Bldg. , ' D. 7497.
$uoo.
Five-room house and full lot. near 10th
and Bancroft Sts. F. D. Wead. 1S01 Far
nam St
REAL ESTATE
CITY PIIOPERTY FOR SALE
NEW, 8-room, strictly modern house,
built for a borne; fine location, overlook
ing new boulevard and Happy Hollow;
can't be beat Fred C. Shields. Harney
3317. - . -
HANSCOM PARK LOT. . .
50x130 on corner, with paved street, only
two blocks west of park; east front with
south exposure $1,159. ... .
JEFF W. BEDFORD & SON,
344 Brandeis Theater. Tyler 1321.
LARGE brick building, thirty rooms,
formerly occupied by hospital; two or
three bath rooms, steam heat, good re
pair. Can be rented for hospital or hotel.
N. P. Dodge ft Co.
HERE 13 GOOD CHANCE
To get place close to business part town
at 1108 S. 22d St.; 4 large rooms, pantry
and water closet; gas in; lot 37x60. Owner
will sell cheap for $1.460.00.
.MUST be sold, s-room modern house
at 4930 Davenport St One of the finest
residence in Dundee, but owner is leav
ing city and says sell at half cost. Price,
$3,650. Phone 30O7. Enquire Room 411
Karoach Blk." .
See us before you buy.
O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE ft INS. AGCT.
1506 Farnam-St. Tyler 1024, A-3S13.
-w $300 CASH.
Nobby S-room, new bungalow, polished
oak floors, latest plumbing, large floored
attic; near, school and cap; balance
monthly. F. D. Wead, 1S01 Farnam Bt.
$l,aO0 Two goods lots. 6-room cottage,
city water In kitchen; call at the own
er's. 1528 Monroe st So. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE
FARM 4k RANCH LAND" FOR SALE
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VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT
; IRRIGATED LANDS
Tracts from 2 to 200 acres on 3m-year
payments; price $36 to $65 an acre; set
tlers can pay off land at any time and
become absolute possessore; abundant
supply of water; climate same as Cali
fornia; lands close to thriving towns with
free schools; government wants settlers.
Write to government agents; Peck-Judah
Co., 687 Market St, San Francisco, for
full particulars as to fares and conces
sions offered to settlers.
FREE LITERATURE will be sent to
anyone interested in the wonderful Sac
ramento Valley, the richest valley In the
world; unlimited opportunities; thousands-
oi acres avanaoie at ngnt prices; tne
place tor the man wanting a home in the
finest climate on earth; write to a public
organization that gives reliable Informa
tion, secretary secramento valley De
velopment Association, Sacramento; Cal.
, Canada.
CANADIAN LAND Quarter Bectlons,
tracts 5,000 acres. $26 to $45 an acre. Good
title, all steam plow, one mile from sta
tion. Smiley-Mach Land Co., 7S4. Somer
set Bldg., Winnipeg, Canada.
,;.;.' . volorauo. ,..,.
EASTERN Colorado bargain; four sec
tions N. W. of Llmon; only $3.75 per acre.
For full particulars write R. W. Bettes
worth, Cedar Rapids, la.
A COLCRADO FARM.
$0 acres Irrigated, In the best part of
the San Luis valley. A double system
of irrigation guarantees an ample Buppiy
of water for Irrigation. Rich chocolate
soil, good neighbors, artesian wells, only
six miles to a railroad town. - This is
virgin soil, cleared and plowed, ready
to seed. . It is offered tor quick sale at
$50 per acre, easy terms. -Write for full
particulars. The Charles E. Gibson Com
pany, 1017 First National Bank Bldg,
Denver, Colo. -
120 acre relinquishment one half under
North Sterling Ditch and Reservoir, sys
tem Completed, water flowing in reser
voir, 4 miles of small town, 0. P. rail
road. Place can be homesteaded under
year law which requires only 7 months
residence each year. Price $025.00 casn
for short time. ,
MORTON AND WALDO.
109 South 3rd St. Sterling, Colo.
LAND SUBDIVISION AND TOWNSlTJi
800 ACRES on main line U. P. .R. R.,
in easten part of Logan oounty. Colo.:
passenger trains stop on the land; In the
center of two large irrigated districts;
big money in starting a town and sub
dividing the land into small farms. Plenty
of water; no bonds or indebtedness.
H. E. DON CARLOS. OWNER.
595 Market St, San Francisco, Cal.
,v . ; t'lortda.
Florida lands practically free. Inves
tigate this. Ten cents brings valuable
pamphlets. ' "Acquisition of Public
lands " Also answers any questions re
garding Florida. Public. Land Locating
Company, Sanford, Florida.
NOTICE... - . , .
63.000 acres for sale. 10 to 640-acre farms.
$250 each, regardless of size;' three lots
rree witn each rarm; all on rauroaa. 1
want to talk with all the boys who nave
been selling Florida or other land In
small tracts; best, proposition' In ten
years; big commission; big money! if you
want your share of the coin, get busy and
get your territory now.
JACK W. JOHNSON. 5 ' ' -1410
Great Northern Bldg.,: Chicago.
A HOME, a business for you; Invest $500
in Jacksonville Pines, which will easily
yield an annual Income of $2,500, 10 miles
from Jacksonville, Fla., 4 railroads, splen
did wagon roads, nearby markets, every
social and educational environment. Free
Illustrated booklet. Womanda Land As
sociation, 71 West 23d St., New York.
. ; Idaka. ,
TOR SALK-iai ACRES IRRIGATED
land, three miles from town, for $7.(09,
and will take $4,600 caab and will give 1
yeara on . the balance. For information
write Henry Maples. Richfield. Idaho.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm is to Insert a small want ad
in the De Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in the state of Iowa, 4&0U0 dally.
The Capital la read by and believed la by
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re
fuse to permit any other paper in their
homes, Rates, 1 cant a word a day; iLii
per line per month: count aix ordinary
word to the line. Address Dae Atouia
Capital. Dee Moloee, la.
FOR SALE Good 80-acre farm in corn
belt of central Iowa, owned by a non
resident pnysician and can ' be bought
at a real bargain. . Good soli, good water,
tair-improvements. , Farm has been kept
In good condition, is well rented; can give
possession March 1, ma. Price, $30 per
acre. Thla Is a good chance tor anyone
who wants a farm for a home or as an
Investment. - No trades of any . kind
considered. For terms and particulars
address J. G. Shrlver, Wintered. Iowa.
FOR SALE-A N. 1160-acre farm, 12
miles from state capital; will take good
auto as part pay. W. D. Crewdson, Mis
souri Valley, la.
Mtaaeaota.
One mile to town, 320 acres well im
proved Minnesota farm; level, good soli,
pure water, grove, good buildings, no
waste land. Price, $50 per aore; about
piie-thlrd cash; balance to suit; nothing
else as good or as cheap in the neighbor
hood t also 640 acres wild prairie; no im
provements; same neighborhood; $30 per
acre, on same terms; will divide section
if don't want all. ' t-
CHAS. O. ELWOOD. .
927 Andrua Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
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SSoataaa
WHY live where climate Is so uncer
tain, where competition is so keen and
markets' so flooded? Deer Lodge valley,
Montana, haa an exhilarating mountain
climate. N sweltering winds, balmy days
and cool nights; productive soil and the
lowest priced land In the west; not a
frontier proposition. Bumper crops of
alfalfa, fruit and grains. Two railways;
good selwols. churches and modern
homes; the best markets and a delight
ful place to live. Write for partculars
to Secretary,- Commercial Club. -
RANCHES 32.000 to $100,000. 6end for
list. She-pen ft Co.. Ranch Dealers,
Omaha, Neb. ..
, .Nebraska. - - t"
. WANTED Ot owners, K you have bA
gains on land, in Antelope, Holt Rocaxor
iirown counties, Nebroska.-
.... O. H. CUNNINGHAM. - . ,V
: ." " LONG PINE, NEB.
KEAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LAXD8 FOR 8ALB
Acbrmslut.
40-BUBHEL WHEAT LAND, $3 TO $33
- - PER ACRE. .
We have for sale over 20.000 acres of
Cheyenne county. Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yields for 11
years. Including 1910 and 1911, average
with the best in the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better soil, water and
climate cannot be found. Write Jor full
information. Agents wanted everywhere.
FUNDINGSLA.'D INVESTMENT CO..
SIDNEY. NEB.
Farms Farms Farms
Driving distance of Omaha. Bargains.
Let us ahow you the goods. All sizes,
all prices, all terms.
ORTN 8. MERRILL CO.. .
Rooms 1213-1214, City Nati Bank Bldg-
FOR SALE A section of very fine pratrle
land in western Nebraska. .500 acres
under cultivation,' $4,500 worth of other
improvements, consisting of house, barn,
well and other buildings. One half mile
from station on Burlington R. R- Price
$50 per acre one half down balance on
terms to suit purchaser, defered pay
ments 6 per cent interest Will exchange
this property for South Omaha Union
Stook Yard Stock. Address Box 92, Ash
land, Neb.
UKlanoma,
$1.50 PER ACRE buys 250 Acres tlm.
ber land; 6 miles R. R. town; no trade.
Rlngland, McAlester, Okl. -
Oresroa. -
GOVERNMENT wins decision in de
murrer in great land suit against S. P.
R. R.; sweeping victory for government;
final decision will affect 14.250 quarter
sections valued at $75,000,000; prepare
yourself for final outcome; send 26c today
for detailed Information, maps, descrip
tion of lands,, etc. Douglas County Ab
stract Co.. Roseburg, Oregon.
A BIG BARGAIN A choice 7O0-acre
Willamette valley, Oregon, stock and
grain farm If taken at once. For this and
other farm bargains, address Cramer A
Mlsener. Harrisburg, Oregon.
DELIGHTFUL Oregon; famous Suth
erltn valley orchard lands offer wonder
ful opportunities: illustrated literature,
maps, prices and particulars free. Luse
Land and Development Co., Ltd., St
Paul, Minn. '
WIWttMI.
RUSK county. Wis., cuttover hardwood
lands; wholesale prices; any sited tract;
fertile clay slit loam soil; In dairy and
clover .belt; good markets, schools and
churches; easy terms; write for maps and
Information. Arpin Hardwood Lumber
Co., Grand Rapids, Wis.
A BARGAIN Good improved farm of
159 acres, located 30 miles east of St
Paul, near New Richmond, Wis.; farm
alone a snap at $55 per acre; for quick
sale will include crop, stock machin
ery wortht $1,500. Good reason for sell
ing. Gunderson Land Co., 169 East Third
St., St. Paul, Minn.
EIGHTY-ACRE farm for sale, with 3
houses, 2 stables. 2 wells and a good
fence. ' 30 acres cleared, the rest second
growth timber. For $2,000. Half cash and
half four years, at I per cent. For
further information write, John Hoefferle.
Park Falls, Wis.
(, Wyonlatr.
REMARKABLE CROPS-Our crops ex
celled nownere. irrigated land, 140.00 an
acre. Eignt-year payments. Transporta
tion reiunaea purchasers, write wyom
Ing Development Co., Cheyenne. Wyo.'
' M 1 . 1 1 ...AMI. ,
BARGAINS Lands and lota In several
western stales; terms: write for particu
lars, a. unapman, jrunke Blk.;. Lincoln,
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS.
STREET IMPROVEMENT, CITY OF
BENSON. NEBRASKA. . ,
Bids for the improvement of Military
avenue from 54th street to Orphanage
avenue In the city of Benson, Nebraska,
by paving, guttering and curbing will be
received Dy tne mayor ana council until
8:30 p. m., July 25, 1911 The estimated
cost of said Improvement is $30,000.00.
flans, specifications, etc., may be had
upon application to the city clerk of Ben
son, or city attorney of Benson, Room 216
sranaeis. i neater tsiag., umana.
By the mayor and council of the eitv
ui eenson, rueorasica, juiy s.isu.
JOSEPH M GUiRE, Mayor.
Attest: ED A. STEIGER, City Clerk.
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WATERING STRAWBERRY VALE
CesaIetloa of Woaderfal Irrisatloa
Project Tkroasa Ctaa '
Moantaln.
Picking a river' up out ot one valley
and shooting It through a mountain to
Irrigate another valley Is a big engi
neering feat that Provo. Utah, celebrated
July 2. It was the opening of the Straw
berry valley irrigation project, in many
respects one of the most remarkable
pieces of engineering In the world.
The country where the work hag been
done Is of a sort to add to the difficulties.
For five months a year the construction
camp has been out off from the rest of
the world. Three times last winter the
thermometer dropped to 1$ below
sere. And there were 200 inches ot snow.
The, physical characteristics of the pro
ject are unique. On one side ot a range
of mountains is a broad and beautiful
valley containing thousands ot acres of
fertile snd valuable .land condemned to
perpetual sterility by reaaon of lack of
water; on the other a lofty plateau
traversed by numerous streams which
carry the run-off ot a well watered
region to a distant ocean; between the
valley and these streams a rugged range
of snow-capped mountains imposing a
seemingly impassable barrier.
To link the thirsty valley with that dis
tant water supply was the serious prob
lem, and Its successful solution is to be
made the occasion of general rejoicing on
the part of the cithwss ot the valley and
ot the state. The link is the Btrawberry
tunnel, a huge bore 9 by 10H feet, pierc
ing a mountain nearly four miles thick.
Over on the eastern side of the Wasatch
range the Strawberry river has been
turned at right angles into ft large
natural reservoir, by means of a dam
seventy-one feet high and 450 feet long.
This reservoir covers 8,200 acres, and has
a capacity of nearly 300,090 acre feet, or
sufficient to cover . that many acres a
foot deep. ' .- V"
At the other end of the reservoir are
the gates, which, - when opened, ' will
direct the flow of a river now discharg
ing its waters into the gulf of California,
into Utah valley, which has no drainage
to the sea. Literally a transformation in
the physical geography of the stats baa
been accomplished. '
The progress of this wrk has been full
of dramatic and thrilling incidents. The
excavation of the tunnel has required the
constant vigilance and the utmost pre
caution to prevent disasters. Subterrane
an lakes and springs were opened by the
dynamite blasts, and the Inrush ot water
frequently drove the miners precipitately
from their work, For months , they
worked knee deep tn the icy water. Cave
ins threatened injury or death., so that
the lining had to follow closely the drills.
Swelling ground crushed the Umber shor
ing and delayed the work. For five
months each year the camps were prac
tically cut oft from the rest of the world
by the heavy snows. .''
Notwithstanding all these and other' dif
ficulties, a remarkable record ot econom
ical as well as rapid construction bas
been made on this tunnel. In a single
year more than E,000 feet were driven and
lined. A monthly record of 426 feet at
each portal was shown during the pres
ent year. Not a single fatality has oc
curred, whleh is noteworthy, as tunnel
work is always regarded as particularly
hatardous. The fullest measure ot eredlt
for this work belongs to Engineer Lytle .
and his loyal, foreman, i Davis, Whitney
and Hardy, who from the beginning have
had responsible charge. '
The whole Work has 'called for un
usual ability, ingenuity and no little dar
ing, i All the power used for driving the
tunnel, lighting the camps and operating
the heavy machinery, cars, etc., has been
supplied from .the government's owa
hydro-electric plant on Spanish Fork
river and transmitted over a pole line
thirty-one miles long. Surplus power
from the plant is also supplied to two
municipalities In the valley. All mate
rials used irl the camps have been trans
ported over th government road thirty
nine miles long. .
The -Mormons came into Utah valley
In the early fifties, and laid out their
farms along the streams that flowed
down from ths mountains into Utah lake.
For a time their small ditches sufficed
for their agricultural needs and , they
prospered: As population rew the
ditches were enlarged and extended, - un
til every available drop of water was
required to meet the demands of the
Irrigators. In years of scanty precip
itation there was shortage in ths canals,
crop yields were diminished and the late
comers frequently lost all. Under those
conditions no further development of the
valley was possible, yet here were
thousands of acres of land Just as fer
tile as any in the valley, which without
water was worthless. With water It
would support hundreds of famines.
In 190 the reclamation law was passed
and then the valley woke up. Ths farm
ers petitioned tha. government to come
and Investigate, and, if feasible, to aug
ment the water supply. All tha irratr-
ablo lands were signed up to guarantee
we return or the government's invest
ment, and in 180 the actual work of
construction was begun.
The government has nearly oomnut.H
its part of the contract. It remains for
me landowners in the valley to earrv
out their obligations. " One of the first
steps if the subdivision and sale of all
individual holdings In excess of 10 acres
i ne attractions of this part of Utah
are numerous. , If Is one of the m
beautiful valleys in ths world, rivaling
uir wi m owitseriand. It bas a fine
citmate, a sou of known fertility and
adapted to the growing of a large va
riety of profitable crops. It ta the land
of peaches and the big red apples. It
promises to be a valley of small farms
Intensively cultivated, thus insuring a
progressive and prosperous community
where conditions will be mora surbuban
than r-ral.-Washington Star.
STOPS TRAIN BY . WIRELESS
Scientist Presses Batten and Cars
ttait Three Handrett Yards
. Away.
The "Rallophone." a new wir.i...
tern tor controlling trains. j
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June 2 at Stratford-on-Avon. England,
by Prof. Sllvanus Thompson, the well
known scientist
Standing on tha nlatform nt
fit the Midland Junction railway, ths
professor pressed an electric butt.
Just as an empty passenger train was '
approaching and brought It to a stand
still within 300 yards of the station. An
electric wire lay imbedded in the ground
and the brake van of the train fitted
wUh a receiving apparatus. Tha button
which Thompson pressed sent a warning
aaong me imoeaaed wire which was
csught by the receiver In tha brake van,
with the Immediate ; result that ths
vacuum orae was automatically set.
This remarkable -aerfarnianna .t.
first demonstration ot the Ton Kramer
wireless inductive system as applied to
train slgnalllng.-New Tork Sun,
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