THE OMATTA STTXDAT BFR: MAY 14. 11)16.
FARM AND RA'.'CH LANDS
Canadian I.andi.
Prosperity in Canada
V.ty't). 00 in new wealth added In 191
Knormoua crop and low taxation makt
fn iters rich. Wheat average, sua bun
'! per aci in Alberta, m ii bui-hee per
acre In Heakatchewan, 3S.su bushel per
acres In Manitoba. Taxes average ill
win noi eiceea .so per .luartT ac
tlon, Includes nil tux an: no taiea rnt im
Brovementg. Free arliool .,,,1 fmi
Ilglou liberty, good climata fiat your
."uu h.miio irum me vaiiHoian fecino
ral way. 20 years to pay, Oootl land from
I.I tO M Der acre, frrlratad Innrl. fm
IM. and tha government guarantee
) '"' '"""J na water titles. Balance,
after flint payment, extended over nine
teen vear with Internet at 6 per cent;
PI'lvTWjeg of tiavtlur In full unv lima
Hcfme flnnl payment become due your
mini kiiihiiii nave pain for Itaeil. w
will lend you uo to 12.000 In lnim-ov
nmnt In certain districts, with no se
curity other than the land itself. Par.
Oculars im reipieat. Heady-made farma
mi nHifl fyrlal easy terms. Loans fur
livestock In defined district, after
nna year's occupation, under rerlnlti
condition, we advance cattle, rip and
hog to farmer hu to a value of II .duo.
We want you: wo ran afford to help
you. we own me min; we want tne land
cultivated. Our Interests are mutual, liny
direct and get your farm home from the
CANADIAN PACIFIC Ft A 1 LWA T. Henri
for free book J B. I tennis, Asslstsnt to
the President, Canadian Pacific Hall.
way, 3 .Ninth Ave., Calgary, Alberta,
a nana
! r.anda.
IOWA BARGAINS
If you want to buy an Iowa
fnrrn, nee us.
AN XLS & ROIIXINO
31 I'KAKL ST. TEL. 101
COUNCIL ULUfTB, IA.
JOK UALK A"fliie fajtn of W acres,
Hit uiited about twelve ml Ira of Council
Hlulfs, lit., mid about three miles of
goon tuwn. It acres of alfalfa, id acres
Hhi'Ul, 'I im in good small orchard and
vineyard; close to school: 11. K. l. and
telephone; comfortable Improvements.
Will sell on easy term. Addraaa Hot
.,.i, 1 1 ico wood, la,
J.oillalu na 1.I,I.
Vv'ltlTfc; u for Oee. Louisiana soil map
Ismo-d by tbu Main liuad. Note on I liu
hHi'k of map their report of Hlunvllle,
I'arluli (county), where we are placing
on tint iiiHikot i,uw acre or till nr
HI" bind In tracts of H acre up at
low price and easy term, it a an op
portunity that you tiover had before
He.illv Invcstmvnt Company, suit-Mil
Lalhnm Huliding, Kansii ( Jl JSl '
lln o mo I a I, inula.
lnf ACillOH Itasca and at. Louli coun-
tlca land In tiacta of 40 a''n:a and "f
whiiJk. near ilibblnii, l'm. and Chta
hnliu, H.'tH people, flim aj hoola, churchci,
inarki't, road and traimportatlon ad
VHiitoKca: clay aoll. level, eaally cleared;
niimt. dcalrabla land lit tit lat lection,
low prlcca. rhv terma. Come or write
for map and folder. Guaranty1 Parm
Land Co.. 40 lVceiim ')lds., uuluth,
j'iA J HV-TIti CK furim-ra ""at tent Ion! Hend
for !llustrted lltcrulurn dcucrlblng our
liiw-iirlccd and nciir Ju uth. Arnold
CommlaKlonnr, Iron ItniiK Kallway, 6S
vYoivlnlfldn.. niilnth, Minn.
" ,N-braU l.mida.
DAWKS COUNTY
NEBRASKA
la tba plare for you If you want to
get on your feet financially. If you
buy a home In I'tiwra County today
von luat can't eel away from a gooii
winning on Increaan In valuation for
laud ( gradually clliubliiB In price-
when we nay gradually we mean from
m l-i7c per annum, ueaioea mar,
It la a great producing counlrj
mid you can take bold of a farm
there and really make It pay foi
ItMclf every two yeura and, In aome
timlHiicea eveiy year, If you will take
bold and really do thingi. la fact,
Arab J,. Jlungerford, the man who
ivally diacoveitd Norlhweal Nebraaka
a a farming ei:tion and who baa
AV.waari it to turn from a ranching e
tloti to a Tannine; countiy In tho paat
few ycara. and whom we represent, la
ao optniiHiio ana o aure auout in iw
lion of countiy that he cornea out boldly
and openly and aaya "Juat to prova my
loyally to my country and ahow the
u.,,ii,i tlmt the roiintrv will do what 1
axy It will i have aome landa her
which I own inyaclf and I will give a
deed to an acre of land for one acre ol
crop.'- Mr. Mungcrturci una never
known to buck tin or ''retiig" on ft prop.
rwltion and be will do Juki what he aay
h will du. To a few, he win give a
Miiaiicr auction of land for JiiHt one
vrur'i i run on that aauie ouartcr-ln
ui her word, you tako a bold and farm
I hut quarter MCcflon one yeur and turn
the crop over to Mr. iiutigerioru ano
he wlil (five you a deed to the land
whiuii cmi von beat tlua proposition i
Come and talk this over with lie w
mo the Umahtt repieacntallvea ror ine
landa In 1'awei County the country
which hh a few year ago chiiatened
l,v Mr I hinaerford-' The iind of In-
il.'-pi'iidcncc" "Tlie (iarden licyoinl thfa
.-mid Hills, tho aloKun vvaa a good one
Hiid an appropriate ottr and the coun
tiy la ao well known today through Air.
HuiiKerford'a adverllalng and through
I he delivery of bounteoua tropa that 11
la perfectly mfe anywhere In tba United
.State to drop a letter In tho malla ad
dreMed .bint "llungort'orile-Tha lnd of.
lndepeiiiicme Tho Cardcn Unyond the
Sand Jlill C 8. A. "-he will get the
letter. If the country waan't what ha
claiina for It, It would have been dead
and forgotten aeveial year ago and h
would have binn broke and down and
out but the country la Juat what he
claims and It la growing atronger ana
at l onger every year and prloea are
grauuullv but constantly advancing. It
u Tbi) llonm'of opportunity tha logi
cal pinto for tho nutti of medium means.
'iih com In and au ua and let in
i i ll von what we know about lb la great
country; let na tell you and explain t(.
Mm the great drop of alfalfa and al
falfa aeiii, the buiupvr crops of small
grain and th manimoth yields of pota
loea thiil ar produced ly the farnieia
of today in tbi ' Caiilcn Hfjnml llm
Sand Mil!." after e have talked to
V'io lb"n at 1 1 It. yonrielf, but e woiilii
miIv in. "Hint you come with ua for a trip
lo this section and tnveniignla for yur
lf Hi" iMilmail far la nnlv froin
iiiniili ami I1 W fr Lincoln. You
,,-iu not aflorrt In delay tbts matter, fn
, ,i,y vi ar y.ni delay yea, rery nnuith
oi d.lHV. lb" I'll.e of land up lhr
tun ite u-aong and you have C pay
oion. than J on woulil have bad pay
ii t inoiiih Act today while epponif
i knot king at or iltmr.
t't'l en ua, or mil ii Ut' by phon and
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NrhraaUa Lautla.
U ACKK8
AT AUCTION"!
TPKSDAV, MAY 18TH.
MCMNKIt. NEB.
On the above daiu. at 2 o'clock p. m .
In tha town of Sunnier. Neb, w Will
"all at Public Auction to the highest
bidder tha following described real es
tate: The Northwest Quarter of Sec
tion 12. Township 17. Range 19, west of
Uth Principal Juerldian, oontalnlng InO
acres mote or les, according to gov
eminent survey. LOCATED ONE
MILE NORTH ue' PUMNeiH.
Tk.RMB-Ten per r.nt of purchase
price cash day nf sain. Thirty per cent
June 1, Wit. Balance five years. Inter
eat at t per oent. Land will be sold
subject to lease, ahlch eicplres March
1 l!M7, which will be assigned to pur
chaser day of settlement, when abstract
showing perfect title, together with
wsrrsntv deed, will ha delivered.
IMPROVKMKNTH-A few old build -lugs,
good grove, wall and windmill;
about W acres pasture, balance under
cultivation; land lies rolling; good clay
anil.
Here a to the Man Who Does.
Not to the One Who Is Oolng to tlo.
For further Information, andreas
SKUHAHKA KKAI.TY AIVTIUN CO.
Col. M. A. Carraher. Auctioneer,
M. A. 1arson, Manager.
Bradley, llnrrhim Hmllh, Ino.,
(mialiH, Neb,
Cent rut City, Neb
NK HHArt'k A "j t A N CI T.
J flhO acres l,!W0 acres deeded, (140 acres
school lease, beside M0 acres of range
lend Joining that can lie purchased
right. Two-third of the l,W a eras of
deeded land Is bottom pay land and
farm land The butane good graslng.
Tha school section has about " seres
of bottom hay land and balanre rolling
paetuie. All fenced, and lbs lease runs
H yaars. The 1140 acres adjoining hue
small amount of hav and cultivated
lands and small Improvements, and this
441 ecrea ran be bought for 17. Ml an
acre. The l.iWI a'-res I well Improved,
fenced ami eroea- fern ed ; windmill and
tanks; eight-room house, oiiibiilldlna
of all descriptions; all buildings bava
been remodeled ilils yeur and ara In
number one condition, The taiirh la IS
miles from county seat, located 111 fine
valley; good roads to town, posses
sion a I once , Price, lift. 00 per sore,
school lease thrown In; forty per rent
cash, balance lo suit at six per cent.
No trails considered. This ranch I
teelly worth jt,. per acre.
WILLIAM COLKAX,
tlrtuglaa Ifilo 702 4 Keallne Bid;.
It "Is better to he a western owner than
sn eastern renter.
M0 ACHES,
flood, level farm land, located Ifi miles
directly south of Hiiahnell, Neb., snd
three mile from Olffotd posioffP e
Kimball county, Nebmska, Price IIH.iiC
sn acre; li'.MX) cash, balance long time
i a per cent Interest. Kvery acre of
Mil land can be cultivated, lood soil,
no rock, no atones, investigate to
your own satisfaction, It la section
f-ia-W. This section la wey above the
average,
O'Kecfe Real Estate Co,,
10IH OmBhjsJaH.J1jijilJIJd
BIG MOVEMENT
Into Western Nebraska during tli
past, three months, because everything
that tnakes for success In diversified
farming, dairying. Ilveatock raising, eto..
i. tn.r iftj. land ln't hlah nriced
ei her. Let m tell you about It, Write
for accurate Information TOOAf.
R. A, BMITFf ,
COtNJZATION &. INrtl'MTIUAL
A OK NT,
UNION PACIKJ.C 8VKTKM,
ROOM 727 L'NION PACIPIO HKAD
gCAKTKHS, OMAI1A, NliBJtAHKA.
PANKKii, iJoctor or "Business Man
do yon want to start a coiony m
from IVl to families? I have Juat the
Ideal Tract of land. Lays gently rolling
to level and from I to U mlfes from
town. Right here In Nebraska. You
can have a price on this. Writ met.
Will help you to colonize. Western
Neb. Farm Land Co., Box l7, Omaha
Neb. Going up Tuesday Kva. Join u.
IMPKoVl'.fj quarter" "section "in "south
eastern Nebraska, one mite from county
eat; fine land, all tillable; good build
ings; price low to quick buyer; easy
terms. Alight take some trads.
W. T. HMITH CO ,
D, 881B, City National Rank Bldg.
"WKBTBRN NIOUHAHKA.
Going out to Cheyenne. Kimball and
Rainier counties neat week. Coma and
go 'long. Ureat opportunities to maks
money on land which now can be
bought at from W to tto per acre. Hpe
cliil haraalna at tit. Ben me at onoe.
Oeorge O. Wallace, 14 Keellne, Omaha.
127-ACRK. well improved farm. 76 miles
n,uho IttO ner: no trads. Kelvea It
ffjwjd.jtmge lUdg., Omaha. Neb,
liDOK improven lanoe in mi
Hloug counllea; some cssu, uaiance
terma ArttlWMjIBee).
iHO ACHEH of good farm lana iciean, to
exchange for small nai or apanrnnni
building. Will assume. Price Ibi.OOO. M.
V.'Xt Omaha tee,
Ktn York Lands.
HOPli coniiiers sorrow, (ta leis you
move on the following tomorrow; i"
acres, houae, barn, stream, i orchards,
fine wood lot, IM per acre.
Renter slavery to landlords means
blasted hopes, poverty and rugs: 70 acres
cows. team, toola. hens, house, burn,
brook, 4 acies wood,: I'Jti per acre.
High price land force men to tear
themaelvea from their birth place: If
cows 2C0 acres, good land snd buildings;
orchard, BOO augar treea: M per acre.
Write for photos, It. R. fare one way
to purchaser.
e: Munaon, 24;'(l S. Halina t Syra-
cuse,N. Y.
orth Dakota Land.
i-Aftivlrr Will HA1.K AND' K X TI A NUB
IN Til 15 RICH klVlilt VALLEY OF
NORTH IA KOTA . PRICK $V1 TO M
P!',K ACRK. KANOINU IN 8I2H FROM
m ACRKM TO 2.) ACH1IM Til LHI1
KARVtS AUK IIIOHLY IMPROVIOO
C1H4K TO TOWN, AND ORoW
F. V ! 1 1 V T 1 1 1 N O A n L N V A N T I , Y T 1 1 K
FINKHT CATTLK t'OINTR Y IN
AMKIUCA, C II H A P RAlLKOAn
It CI'KH TO KXAMINB TMK LAND.
rtlblK INFORMATION. WHITE OS
CAR W. IiAVIH. . ?,SIXTII fT
Sontti Dakota lend.
Vi AHIW deeded land In Fall Itfver TV.,
ri Ii . over If" acre tillable; In neigh
bi.iliood of land which raised htistiels
wheat last year Prtce, li. rash
will handle It. address P O Pol Pa.
rawford. Neb, -
"Teaaa laiiiis.
ron"Paf,F. -Oteatest land bargain In
Pe.-na Valley, Tesa I own one eei'inm
0.40 areat S 'Utlieat of Rarstow Waid
eouniy, together with ai r of atl
....... Iiitf V'kIIww trriaation
e,iinpny Tbla section Is one of the b1
lit that raft of want ii.iiiiv inn itin.ii
m worth l per r- Th wstsr rtghtt
alnn e."t !, I am if'erleg th
whole e. - li'ti and wl. r flstiis for null
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FARM AND RANCH LANDS
"liecriinMenua.
aKK VoTTuoVNii 1U bl. f LANfi'T
If so, gel a o.ipy of our Journal first
It has lands, city properly and stocks
of goods J vert lead from nearly every
slate. So that you can find Just what
you wish In its columns Established
IS years, reaching 7s.uuu readme, fiend
ike for one year e eubecrlptlou or tl for
rte yeara
FARM AND RMAL ESTATE JOURNAU
TKAKH. IP WA,
FARM LAND WANTED
W AnI'KU "i'o liear from "owner of goi3
farm for sal Mend description and
ceah prloe, R, C. List, if Inneapoil.
51 inn.
ANTKI To hear from owner of good
farm for sal, send description arm
cash pries. K, (1. Ul, Minneapolis,
Minn. n
WANTKD Farms; have 4,i buy'ers; daT
sorlbe your unsold property HJ4 r'arm
e r s F idi at i yi I iiti er Colo w.r . n
HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
'. .111? i'f: -
ttPAcTof 7t'"'tT wort horoes.Tiarness and
wsg'in, iV). Phone Walnut 2i.l
HA YTW'tO aTonVA!' w7 WagnerT DOfSnC
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
ilPKCj aL MAY PRICK.S on egg 'tntm
Join llarruii ( huinpion hmglieh n. l:. w.
l.suhoina linnoiteil bv in tiiiaranteed
padlgrea nf U to 'Mi eggs. $1 per lfi and
up. Also heavy laying siraiu w . i. n
pucka, II per 12 Chenyciofi Faun, Po
Ti 11, Omaha, Neb. Ilenson 4oa,
ILK(i ClilC FOOO
Made of pure grain. Rest In t lie) mar
ket. If your dealer does not bundle It
go lo A. W. WAONl'lt. td N lh H!.
rmngln INS.
PIMF.ONH py far bellei limn clili kans;
always penned up; Utile pii. needed to
stall, freu book esplaln all. Majcstlo
H'ltiab Co, I'i'iit HI, Adel, la.
FKIIll your cunai) on Max Oelslar
"Roller-seed mid OerinBu lilrd bis
cuit" and be will ting all year round.
Max Oelsler Mini Co,
Pli lC AHA NT egg fr sale. setTlng oFleT
Mav and June, :i ,4i; July and August,
VI H) licil North 24th.
Foil 'hAI.K- Liaht brlndie" Huston Kiffl
terrlrjfull jiedlree.Call Walnut J41.
I. It DCCK eags, II II. Mm. T. w ni
ls ma, Renault, Nob. Phone Renson 2.
T F.lilORKr.'U Rosion'bull pups, 10' wee kg.
"f,;i Rrown Ht. Colfax Knm.
MTUoNO chicks'," inc.' im poppleton"Ave.
Phone Tyler Km.
MXD grain, 100 lbs , l .75. Wagner, M1N.U.
G reening f l!li per pi hs, M1 N IfMhM.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
USED CARS
Come in and r-pf thfse ItHrgHiiiH
tliis wppk. All uro in good
condition.
Studebaker E. M. K -r.yl, elf
gtarter and electric light.
1816 Maxwell, allghtly uiied, bar
gain. Maxwell truck.
1 Everett.
Chalmers roadster.
6 Ford tourlnK and roadstera.
C. W. FRANCIS
221 'i Farnam. Doug. 853.
FORDS
If vou are In the tnaiket for a FOItP
Autninobile, we on ti trade you a new
FOHO for your old one,
Wc have a large stork of used FOItDH
always on hand.
FORP commeiclal esrs, open and
closed bodies, from 126 to f.'M.
We carry a complete slock of FORD
repairs, Open Hundays and evenings.
Industrial (Janice Conipuny,
imh and Harney Kta.
Iioiig. 5i".l.
"AI'TDMOItlLl" 1 NH(.' RA NCF..
Bpeclal rale for liability Insurance on
Ford cars, Including property damage,
Fire and theft at lowet rales.
K ILLY, K.LI. IS A THo.MPKoN,
mi.ii i n., N:t IIhiiM lililn Imiia 'Ml.
lU -cyllndr, k pasaenger Mltnbell, Ha
eeal cohere, enira vinur i"iw, tirnnn
liahts, startsr and new tire. Car has
bnen run only In rliy and is In first
class sliap Owntr wants rmtaiu'iit I
only reason for selling. Address C
P4I, Pee.
AUTOTLlLUiiKu UUUSK
.am Farnsm. Uougiaa am
l aiiniioii louring. IHs.
u,j sofii tout'i.. mi ttanieally right.
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Make a lull no. s out i 1 ..ui Furd
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
LAROKST DEALERS IN J9ED AI TOMOHILE8 WK8T OF CIIICACiO,
PI EWE AH UOW
Touring, original cost 16,000. excellmii stispn ,
TK EH LESS
Touring, special Klmba!) body, fine eniuimnu
3TEVENH-DVR VEA
Touring, six cylinder, llks new, sacrifice
LOCO.MOIIILE
Touring, ell cylinder, electrically equipped. Ilk new, sacrifice
HO PMOIHI.K
Touring, llil model, run very little t"o0
KISSEL KAR
Hpeedeter, very clussv, nw tires , 0
HEOAL
Touring, model ).li. brand new iu
CHANT
Rosdster, run very Rule, wire wheels ,
( A (NATION
Touring, praclltiilly new
OVERLAND
Touring, emellenl shape throughout ,
DETHOITKU
Touring, vary good condition
CIIALM EK.S
Touring, nio.lel -A, air atarter ,
THOMAS
l(oiidtK very fust ...
FOll I)
Touring, 1U model, elect rnVly eiint.ieil
FOIID
Touring, very good shape '
OVEHI.AND
Touring, elecli b all)' mtnipptil ....... .
A P PER HON
Touring, verv good londlllon
OAK LANK
lloadater, good shape
FORD
fiellvury car, open body ,
CARTER CAR
Touring, verv good condition, price nrv low ,,
JACKHON
Touring, good shape
MAXWELL
Touring, fiiwi shape throughout
MERCER
Four-taiasenget , Vety fast
AtiiriiN
Forty, Tottrlng, new tires, iiechanlellv rldit
OAKLAND
Touring, electrically equipped , . . ,
CHALMERS
Thirty, touring, good shape
HTODDAKI' -OAT IIIIN
Touring, fins shape
nncK
Touring, aond condition
ClIALMI'-llr)
Mls-forfv, gearly new, 1 f e; model
THE AMOVE LI HI COM PKIHI'.H PIlAt llt.AWI.1 Am r.ninov
NEW 8TOCK OF ('ARM, WHICH WE HAVE RECEIVED IN THE
PAST WEEK. AND HEi'HKHKNTB TWENTV-KI VK DIEEERENT
MAKES OF CAR 3, RANGING IN PRICErT FROM $150 TO 2,50ll.
Every on of Hicsh cars la In excfllmit cnntllllon, and go out with
nnr guiirnntfe. Coins In and look them over,
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
LARGEST DEALER ft IV 1'KED AITOMOIIILEH WEBT OF CHICAGO.
CARYL II. 8TR A CWM'". R. . , , . .Maria gel s MO'IY RFRNetTKlN.
2209 Kurnam Ht.
OPEN Bl'NDA Y8,
A il l" nT I re a n d " e o i l M es . '
DON'T throw away old" lire. We make
ono hew tire from ! oia one ami eae
you W1. 2 In I Vulcanising Co , 1616
Davenport Ht,, opiahu. Neb. Doug. JrJ.
Aula lleplrli.u siel Palnlli.g.
NFR. Auto Radiator "'Repair Kervt-e and
price right. 2I rl. Huh HI. D. o'Wl.
1100 reward for magneto we can't retinir.
Colls repaired Liywlorfer, 210 N. Im'i.
JOB MfRPHY-Auto repairing, 112 . 17th
Ht. Tyler 91; niKi. tilled il..
(imn'ha I(edbit-".rBap; Co 2'i26 Far. D 2 l
Klevirle auioMMiime.
WaiteTAnderon7sp,rr',p' cl";-'rl'',,,?
batteries, Htorage. JM F iam.JTWT.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
f I aTTD? yPaT Ffi'fio S m ofn i v 'I -K
Dargaln in used macnine. tmur
"Tha eiutoi vycle Alun.' Leavenwortu,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WaiKHANTr mmw,
rtmriMi W. MBrtin nfl lf to Kmmi A
Hr-ndlf-y, Pnuiiian itmut, 43. ft ftt i.L of
TMrilelh sMre't. "Utb nli. UtttQ I
HninrtUt'J coinpuny U Jii-i V. OhIvIii,
FirtlMtb itri-ft, 10 tn norih of H mtHfi,
tt ltd", otai
Noon H. tHitow and burmnd lo mu. Mar
man, Twtntr-rtflh aiiH.i, lid f-i-t oorih
of P Itrwt, t . VttlM
kiallia M (klrlwtJl. i at.. Ifi John H l aid-
wall, n'oriliaaai uaiwr nT Kill y tM rl and
havnnpurt airaH, iprit.lnutiiir( IOIMr. .. .
Hanna 0. Thomaan H.nJ tHi-lxnl (i J- rin a
Ann but, norltlfHal corner ( Klk and
Waahlugtjin atiaata, J z.Jjr 10 ,
Thoniaa w. Hasan ami ttuvbanil to Kdlili K
Cfikinan, rt at., anuthaai coint'r of Koaj
ninth arid fiimtfiKa atrfiia. WxM
fr Jarkaun lu Oailnid'i .Ja'.kn. t-ri tioavl
forritr of THPinc-fHIri and Hur-iHt
alipit, ttHh-J -
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HUih inji.. tt rrl noUh of tll'iiulo wliai l,
Wi-nl aid. 7 3KI20
Ellili Prtaraon mul ifa lo Ktltm Vvifrwu,
Chicago ai.int, lltf.at fai-t ttimt of Thlny-ftji'-tli
ivfnii", north iidt, Mi 126 9,
Fa iniia K otivi-r ami ifa lu Julin A Horn
and wlfa TwftoH-tlHi'fl alife't, Kf) f-ci n,tn
ot H ti-mt faat mi (It, fii'iUO 4,
N-hraka MavInK a nl Loan a"tin -Ititinn u
lobrt J. l.tii'luttjr, l'arhr tmol
taiti of K'littMti ktriat. norlh alila, bnit).. 1
4,hrl4a Ii. MirkiiL mid vifa to Nii'Imn
Hnnibr, (frt''" r "' of
Klvan(.ri atre-Mt, utli alda, Itnial, Kort
alrntsl, I1A fni t ui of K'lHvniiih a(ri ,
tiorfh al'l( IZOiiKJ totiihwwt rrn-r f
KIvvmim ti anl Jt1nn atrofia, i-t'ix&'t I ;
nor'liwf a( t nrntr of KUvillh Blirl f nit
i rtji ljtWM.7 ,.
ftaHnr H. PtiHman nmt ifa In Mar K
Mfilliit. northftMt cinnar of Ihlrty-fnurth
and Maraiha airvau, 7HI ....
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THE SAMUEL S. CURTIS
RESIDENCE
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TBET CSOtCa X.O0ATIOH.
If luilit Hull tail lie hint for
$10,000.00
Hee H. M. II III )'.
Hill M Llilg,
or
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
" fi'f'ttK ruOitr vniiT, lf inrnlh nf
li-cd atrMfii, tit iM". tri'ili I
riMfi f anil wlf to r 0"n t'arl
IfgirtE Mtvn(tnth 'it-f n f'u iit (li tf
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MmIh A Kubfln ami vifn i tr M Ji-n-vn,
UnrA'm trm. 1n fM wpti of Thinr-
flsjinh i f t, itorih nut, AOiUI I
Mmd1 Kl-l'.rtr and Unt-n4 i Mlil Fr
rm. .."iitp ir, 1)1 Ot-i of THirr
ftfih mrr!, mtith tSAn, 40x114
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Large Barn Near
Liberty Is Burned
HKATftlCIC. feb.. May 1I,-(pcIal -
Fire Thufsitoy night daetroyed Ihe lerg
barn of John Pnyder, seven miles south
of Liberty, Heven horses, all hi hsy,
feed, farm Implements, etc., were lost.
The loss Is placed at shout 1,1,000. par
tially covered by Insurance,
Jam Delk, Ihe clreue revivalist who
has been conducting meetings sl Lincoln
for the lat few weeks, open a se
ries of meetings, beginning nt Wednes
day evening.
C. F. Allen of this city, who was de
feated for the republican nomination for
float representative at the recent P'l
lunrles. baa been notified that he had re
ceived the nomination of the people s In
dependent parti, and state thai he will
make, (lie hub for the office on that
llckel.
l alrliiiry ,ena Mole.
K.MItlSI IIV. Neb , Msy 13 -ifcpeclal. I
The Kalrbury Commercial club Is en
deavoring to bring about a restoration
nf the motor service on the St, Joseph
Gland Inland railroad. A committee com
prising Pan Kavanagh and Hoy Klley
bin been appointed and they attended a
re ent meeting of the railway commis
sion at Healing. This commission will
under a decision In the next thirty day.
Tb. i .Fo.illn I. limber company ha closed
a deal whereby It has purchased the
I'lililmry Lumber snd Coal oompany and
.ill lis property,
A prcity May wedding w solemnised
lit ib Herman l.uthetan church neai
Oladstmi Thursday afternoon, vihen Hev,
I-! Iloidur nutted In marriage Paul Iwert
urni Mis .Matilda Im. A reception ful-
Iium i .it Hie luu tesldeiii e snd In 'he
t truing .VO friend and relatives partlcl
i phIciI In a platform dance Th bride la
,ii daughter of Mr and Mrs Aliiert leu
j null ibe gioiun a son of Mr snd Mm.
Inhn Iwert. Thy will mtks lhir hum
In lii'i.Uton
j Vnrrl-I !,
fTKI .A, Neb. Mav II - i, i.
i'IiiiI ii M VoiH he lelinlie.l from a
ni l I Mltinraota. bringing with him
in. if M- orri. r.,i-entlv siiit a ifir
;.' I i ills, Mini, wbete ; huit
' i . . I ' - t I'l, In. H He H Ii.. W4 M
. I Ira I Tl.ei ill I.-.I..V heir
Stir lieititvg Htatilt
LIFTS LID ON CARDS,
DANGEMD STAGE
Methodist Subcommittee on Amuse
ments Urges Eliminating' Rule
for Expulsion
LAW TERMED A DEAD TETTZR
SARATOGA HPHIM.8, N. V.. May
13. Mi'ttiboig of tho Metlioillat Kpia
ropal church who play cki-iIh, 1i m-'j
and uttc'iii tho Ihoulcr will no longer
lie liable to cxptilaUut. if leiom nit-iiit-alloiii
in ail a by a subroinmiitee of
the general ciinfftentp, which hits
br-cu lonslilerlliS tho queatlon nf
miiiubciiu'iHs, me lepmli'il by the
coin Hilt too ou the atatu ol the ilitticli,
and later by tha tunfvrpnce. The
lepint was offt'ifil to Ihe in ii I u coin
mlttee late today and after an acil
niooioug discussion action waa de
ferrod until Monday,
II) a Mile of lu lo 8 tlie subcom
mittee recommended llin t-llmlnulion
ft oni the book of diclilliii! of tho
rlguge prolii bit I ng tlieHtt aiiiusiMiienl',
and offered as a iubMltiit. au addi
tional paragraph In which warning
la made against, (lie diversions,
Mlnorllr llvitort enlimltied,
I'll rife. I of Hie pi nposed I bang I In
iriniii Hie abaoliite piobluiiinn but In
place Ilia church on remit! a at'li
strongly opposed to these mm of aunies
nietils. A minority repoil Maa suluiilt led,
advising lliu lelnnllon of Uiu paiugrapli
as It now stands.
It was liiainiaineil by those lavoriuu
removal of Ihe restrli Hon lliat the pen
alty now provided is pot eniun-.l in an)
iliurcli, and thai Hie effect uputi vomit,
people a III be much greater If a provls'on
that csnuul be enforced is wlthdiawii an, I
a general warning lurd that the chur.'ii
does not sanction 'dancing, plsylng at
uainri of cbancs, clciiilm.' ihcateis.
linn race, circuses, diincing pintles
or patronlilng dancing schools." Oppo
slllon lo tba chsnge Is bused oil the alle
gallon that It mentis Hie chni. il Is let
ting down the bar.'1
The delegates to tba conference were
brought lo g hlKh pitch of excitement to
day by a proposal, submitted in the re
port of the .ominlKsloti on social service,
which la designed to place Hit chuich ou
record as endorsing the prcfcientliil shop,
elncn It Has ihaiged will lead la'er lo
Ihe rinsed shop.
Jf this I adopted, according lo dele.
gale who spoke in opposition, tl will
place Ihe church In Ilia position of spe
cifically endorsing lbs methods of liilm-
union and will result In the abolition ol
the "open shop" system In the pulilinblng
plsnls of Ihe Methodist llooa Concern m
Cincinnati ami Chicago. Although leu1
nlcslly "open" the plant at New Voik
City now employs only union labor.
Hpeskere who sought favorable Hiilin
asserted that this stsnd Is nccsasary .1
the church Is to hope ever to win lb.
friendship of laboring men.
EPISCOPAL CONVENT'ON
IS HELD AT CHADRON
CHADHOX, Xeb., Msy l - iHpecliil ) -The
annual convention of the riolesttni
episcopal Mlssluriai- Iiiatricl of Wesi
eni Nebrsska convened In Oiace rhuich
here W'ednesdsy, with (he lit. Hev.
Ueoige Allen Hee'-her, bishop presiding.
The prelude was a confirmation seivbe,
sl which ten were confirmed Tuesday
evening, which wss followed by sn Illus
traled lecture on Hie growth of Hit
I'lilted Hlale and of the I'rolesiiint KpM
eopal church therein.
Wednesday was devoted to biisinen
sessions and the bishop's annual address
Tlie convocation sermon by tlie Ilev
Norman lliitton, rector of Ht. Chryo.
tout's church, Chicago, wss delivered i.t
Hie evening In the I'ace opera house.
Thursday, business session of tie'
chut.h work wss held and separalely
that of the "House of Chnrehwomrn,"
presided user by Mrs. (I 'earn Ware, In
the afternoon a Joint session, sl wbi h
Mis Clsre Halten read a paper on Hun
day school woik and Mr. Oiittei son on
church music. In the evening a bnmioet
wss given by the Commercial club to the
guests. Covers were laid for Km. lie.
Mr, Hanks of Drare .church wsa toss'
master, Itesponaes were made by Hec
tnis Hates. Oumvlll, IMxon, Jobnion,
Itnllltt, Henry and Young snd Ivan
Wells, Ware and Hliaw The meeting
closed with a reception to !lli,.p
Hreilier at Hi punch tnble
Mr. ) ii mii ii I n ran ii.
101 Mi A II, Neb., May 1,1. -i Spe.-hil i M i s.
Hiiniin Carson died at the liolno of Mr
and Mrs, Ham Mi Kri, with limn hc
ha been living for the bint few Inniilha,
yest.rday moinlng, aged ss tears and ti
month. Mr Caismi cam to llilj m-r-
Hon In an early ibiv with her husband
and family and bad lived heie ever eln i
Hh tlie mother of eight children,
five hoyt and three gliln llei IiiisImiihI,
the thres girls and one buy pre -edi d In r
tine sou, .1. W. I'arsi.p, In p.itui-t"u i ii1
I'.dgar, Hie other I In ee son ie in alb,.,
parts of NriiH and Ivan Tin- in,
nentl erv.e ei held at Hi" M lv .
hmiu Hits sfieinoun at J o elm fc
tall friiiH Umna f alsi
AKIII..Ni. Neh , Mar H i. i.i
eg I 111 I I'bsilr It t tn Ktn
llir..i f oni a hm-l of lie v Hint lo
I 'all 1. 1', -I,, tut t'ts bur l nirtli
hauling n I.i I U e -,n i. .!'. ,.
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GERMANS WHEEL
AND HIT BRITISH
Kaiser's War Machine Shifts Attack
from Verdun to English Line,
Gaining First Trenches,
FIVE HUNDRED YARDS ENTERED
Switching their attack from the
Verdun reglou against the French,
the Oeniiiins have begun again a
Inn p offenalve itRHlnHt the Br itish
line around llulltich.
Preceding their movements with
the iiHiiul heavy boinliHrdnients, the
ticiiuuiiH litiitiched an infantry at
tuck ngnlnttt ilio DrliiHli lines la the
region of ViTiiit'llcg and were suc
cessful in ( iiptui ing 111 it line
t re mii ps over a. front of abi'iit 600
yiiul. The Mitlsh admit the Ions ot
I lie iiONitloiiH, but nay that p tl t ot
tliein were retaken in a vuunlvr t
tii' It.
Ili'iim ,lii.;lieii Hist In 1 1 1 1 1 1- defense o'
the tiriii bes, snd espei tally later In th
c inter gtlitck. Hi Jliliiah suffered
hesvy cafaiillles and In sdditlon lost men
taken pi mom i slid seveial machine
gun captured,
Irrncb Make f.alua,
Around Veidim Hie i-'ieucli on the left
bunk of Urn Meuae, have r-captured
point of vantage pievlounly taken from
them southeast of Haticoiirl by His Uer
man. Ilnmbarilmenta ara again taking
place In Ilia vlelnliy of La Mort Homme
and Cuiiili-ii-s, and SKalnst Hi f'rsnch
fust and second line 1 1 ouches on tha right
bank of tha .Meuse between tha llaudre
niont wood Slid Vans. A German attack
soiitii.at of roil Oouaumont wa re
pulsed. c Iderebl Infantry fighting, which as
)et. ha been without result, I In pro
gress on the Ovlnsk and Jacobatadt o
t a of lb Ituaslan front, fetrograd l
poit that Oct nmn attack at Several
point her and furiher south have been
repulsed,
In the Auviro-ltellsii thester Inlenae
snillery actions are ensuing In the Col
I'U Luna sons, snd the Italians) hav
put down (wo Austrian attampta at at
tack against captured positions en Mount
Cnkla.
II nasi n Saeeraafsl.
Pelrngrad raportg further progress for
(he llussians fighting agatnet the Turk
near the 1'etslan frontier, with Bagdad
a il.eir objective. Mate the Turks gl
templed lo lake the offensive, but Patro
grad ss.vs the movement wa repulsed,
I niihar north, near Aachkala. which is
sihiated some fifty mile west ct Er
seium, Hi ItiiSfian claim t ha
made furlber progress wedward. This,
hoaever, Is at varisnce with the claim
of Constantinople, which that tha
Itussians, driven out of their positions
nl M unit Kupe, west of fcnerum, are
msklng every effort to malntsla them
elv ' in new positions.
Man Who "Beat Up"
North Platte Dry
EditorPays Fine
NORTH I'LATTK, Neh.. May H,i8p
cbi;.i - Jit,, suae of vei-lon editorial and
srice finlnst gambling, bootlegging,
prrailiution and other forms of isw vio
lations, appearing In tha Kvenlna Tele.
gruph, A local dally Miner, and
of the activities ( th publication In
tlie cimpaigii which resulted lu the sa
loons being driven from North I'latte, A,
I'. Kelly, editor snd owner of the psper,
vejlerday was attacked and beaten by
Clifford Ole, "gentleman of lel.ue.
Cole, who is a brother-in-law to one of
Ihe iilooii men put out of business when
North Platte wa voted dry, upbraided
the editor for the attitude adopted by hta
piipec, and after a few word awung on
tb newspaper man. Cole, who handled
bla Im inl mid feet like a nuiillst wss
loo much for Mr, Kelly. When arraigned
herore (.utility .Indue French Cole pleaded
Kiillty to an asiouilt cba-we and paid a
fine. LHtle I known here of Col, who
came to North PlaHn about four month
ko. The editor declares that his psper'a
tiiniiii) will remain unchanged.
OMAHA MEN TO ATTEND
THE GARDNER FUNERAL
Tho funeral of tha lata William A.
Oaidner, president nf the Northwestern
lUilroad company, will he held from the
family resilience on Sheridan Road,
K.vnnston, 111., at J.M o'clock Punday
afternoon, with burial In Hose Hill ceme
tery. Those attending from Omaha will
be Krnnk Waller, general manager of
tlie Northwestern; Kd I. l'eck and
Luther I'tak.
JAIL AND FINE FOR THE
SALE OF LIQUOR TO INDIANS
ii""tie It I'oague of Chadron wa sen
teni.d to sutv day In the Chadron Jad
bii.I rine,i linn bv redral Jud.. Wna.
..' kii on a .liaig of giving ll'iucr lo en
liiiliuii lie u biouglii her and tska
ba.k by I'epulv MmiiI.sI A M Wright,
Sew I lliran at erlewtl.
Mill v I', .Set.. Mnv I' -iMiecial
t i ,.., .foil of the fio library build
' I"' 'lil.,1 to I), ,11, ( y J.ilm w, tin,
iiit . l.ri.i lint veiung The r'nuili
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