THE OMAHA SUNDAY BhK: SfcPTblvtbfcK 24, ,1916.
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REAL ESTATE
A Little History
On July 22, 1915, we platted a "Corn
field" of 126 acres, lying north of Miller ,J. .
Park between 24th and 30th streeta, into
Minne Lusa Addition. .
Since that time we have moved 250,000
yards of earth to make perfect grade for,
' each street and every lot; put in six miles
of water mains and the Gas Company put
in six miles of gas mains; we put in twelve
miles of sidewalk and five miles of conduit
for an ornamental lighting system; six miles
of large sewer' pipe, and the City of Omaha
is building a storm sewer twenty feet wide '
and twelve feet deep of reinforced con
crete. All of these improvements are in
Minne Lusa
and are paid for by us.
v Now . ,
Hugh Murphy is laying asphalt over 60,000
yards, on every street in the addition.
$250,000
has been spent on homes alone and ft dozen
more were started this week.
Over 300
different buyers bought over $400,000
worth of lots in Minne Lusa since platting.
If you want to see the most interesting, busi
est and prettiest spot in Omaha
Come Out Today
and see these lots on easy terms
$550 to $850
AND THEY ARE SELLING FAST. 1
Chas. W. Martin & Co.
742 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187. -
DUNDEE
goat. Sad hat frontm 41th llhn, on tf tat laatl Mtlr
Itettloni In ih. city. Thle atw home li fltilihed In uerUr-eawed eeki he;
vuiu heat, ul Keaallful Interior deoentlon,. rout lare bad rtome and
tilt kith en wild floor. Thli homo It template Ik tytrv way. Indlrett
lla-hilni fixturee, fireplace, dutl Bad alethta thole, Itaadry, fruit and far
mm room., tie. Attie. Guui lor two tare, hut let.
FIELD CLUB HOME
A aew heme ait. lent llvtht; mom. Mall, SteaMM! 4tnM room aed
k kitchen tlut wHI ,Uu 7. Thrat nlt ted reama wd hath ta laaetid
floor. Ltrtt baeement wlln laundry 4Be. toilet, tu. kail irada tf eek
flnl.n and (km end srtUtleelly dwerBtid throughout. UUM dtils ta
lighting end plumbrat fixturee. Lug let. Met! eiaeUeht MlfhkorkMd.
Mo. llU Welat St. Prlee 11,761.
WEST FARNAM HOME
1 Seven-room, new home, feting ''east ej Ke. South 40th St. tats fine
kni ku tlto vntltmU and lilt bath, lour ktd tMU, tort living mm
and lining fMa, til flnltktd h Mk and kteutlfelly dtttrtttd. A altehtn
dttkjntd It pleeeei lerra ettlti rail ottaaenti Wundrv i famate, tui l
feel, thli (In komt U tttapltt hi evtry way tad matt bt teen la bt tout
aopmlatae,
NEW BUNGALOW, 8923 North 25th St
Jive reoret, ttrlttlr medtrn, beautifully flaiiktd In oak ud fit teaty
daetrttttui km aula sad beaemtat. Priao Mir ll.ll.
NEW BUNGALOW, 6933 Florence Boulevard
' A tlt.tr, tlvt-rttm, ttrlttlr awdtra heme, ep-to-dite In all dtttlh.
VaDI-ln kwk tattt and katttl, Hat oak llaltk, lant kattattal aad ttOt.
Mtt ll.it.
Wt taa aika aarltfutor? km m aaf M lk aktv ktaitt ud mid
k altattd U iktw tli Ma it n, Unit. ,
NORRIS & NORRIS 1
d Btt Bulldlw.
CHICKEN RANCHES
Your Opportunity to Get
Into Business for $100
DESCRIPTION '
Htatt I rot ma. kattintat. ltrit llrlnt
room, t btdrttmt. ktlektn tllll k
t llll-ln etipbotrd, frtnl and rttr ptrthtt
.-til rotrnt ntua Wltn truta oratt iiani'
iitnt let a ltilt fatt thicktn houtj.
Atv.t fatt ehlekan yard ttnctd Hk
rout-wtvtn wlrt tai tktd lalt ft. All
MtilinlulnM .hlaala Mafat. Hat m
tuotly tr vtitr. wt art tajutnt It it
thiuit prtttrtlta. . k f .
Loctttd fclttkt V. W. tf Ctntrai ark
ti'kooL Stmt dutaaet frtm Oraad tt-
aat tar. Cltta it ktaatind roattaallt
fart ' '
TO SEE PROPERTIES
Takt ltd and Oraad avtnat ear aaltt.
mea will tnttt yea at cantral trk aekttl
trttk attemokllt frtm It II .tt I f. m.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.,
list Farnara It.
ttalaaa. Ttl.
Ttl. txxit.
Barntr UM.
REAL ESTATE
HOME
PktM Dtodtt 41 Tl.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
ACRUAOB tntht otr Wnt, 11.006. In norlfi
tnt ttutkwMt ttrti t tt.i Ifkilr. Il.ln.
raont xwufitt hit. ...
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Real Estate, Lands, Etc.
LARdB frame, ' kdl wattr htaltd htutt,
atrlotly all modern, auitabit for iwa fam-
llttt, tnoumbraaot 14,000; will tradt
toulty for land or acrttat.
Ntw l-room ttrlctly modern ' home
S. lllh tl, enoumbranw 14,100. Will
trade eoulty for land.
A ttrlctly modern houtt II .rotma, oloat
In. lot 11x140 ft.
Will trtdt far weatam land or Omaht
lou tr acreage. ' Bqulty 111,000.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Deng. It It 1011 Omaha Nat. UK. Bldg.
' GOOD iNCOME PROPERTY
CLEAR. FOR EXCHANGE
' Bia apt. flat, wall rented, good repair,
an paved atrett and earllna. Ranlt fet
lll a yttr. Price 11,100. Owner will
aa.hangt ftr I apt. modern flat or t or I
medtrn houtta up to 11.100 ar 116,000, aad
pay difference In oath. Anawtr quick.
D. E. BUCK, EXCL. AGT..
Ill Omaha Nat. Bank. Deua. ISM.
RtbOaT aai-raotptlta kali, colonial' mod-
era. ta btultvard MBOtltt para, great
oakt and time In yard. Want land for
aarl tr all. Value 111,000. Nt caak re
a aired. Addreta a watt. Btt llll, Omaha
Btt,
fiNS Brown oounty, Ntkratka. ranch to
trade for wood lumber vara ar hardware.
ar both combined, fine water, grata and
hay i txtra good Improvementa, well
otooktd wllk oeltla. koraaa aad Butchia
arv. Addreaa T-liO. Bet.
fiErTANr 'AMOArNBD lt.lt M6RS
PAID ADS tkaa Bay at eat Umala aawa-
Miw laired la oral tavao Maths tot
Oaod retail at Mat
toot It tht rtaata way. '
TO EXCHANOB tar Omaha rttldlact
Two brick ttort rooma, aaia a novo, an
mod era, rente 1144 pr mania. Rtaa.
I1I-A. Red. oak. la
OOOD lit. daairakit location, will take ua
Ptrd at part payment. Wttattr llll.
HOTuL and furnlturt it Da Mae HTb.
ahanae D IT01 Toland at TrumtvalL
Hanok apoclallOU atll or iradt rancbaa for
eiiy properly B Franla 111 Brandela Bid
Pcriiitence It the Cardinal Virtnt
in Advcrtuins. '
REAL ESTATE
i For
: "The Post Farm'
40 Acres with all Improvements
Cn be made the finest dairy farm in the west
Location near Benson and West Dodge St.
Description of Improvements:
Two-story house of 12 rooms. 5 rooms on the
i first floor with bath and 7 sleeping rooms on -the
second floor. Has water system throughout
the house. i
One dairy building two stories 96x94-ft,
12-inch walls laid in cement 9 feet high. Has ce
ment floor the full size of building ; room for 100
cows and 20 head of horses. Large store room
for feeding purposes; also engine room, which
has a 25-horse power Olds Gas Engine used for
grinding and elevating the grain, which cost
about $2,000. The second floor is used for stor
ing grain and hay. Has 20-foot ceiling and room
for grain and other kinds of feed.
Adjoining this building there is a milk
house; enclosed driveway; tool room; bunk ,
house and machinery room.
Another large building, which has a hog
house 20x60 feet on the first floor; all cemented
and connected with water system. The second
floor is used for a driveway ; granary, corncribs
and room to store machinery.
The total cost of the entire improvements is
about $25,000. Will sell buildings and the 40
acres for a trifle more than the ground alone is
worth.
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Hastings & Heyden,
1614 HARNEY ST. PHONE TYLER 60.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST yoor anptrty ltk oi for aala, j
Wt hart Inqulrl.e for dwtlllnsa, la- '
ttttmtnt prtptrtlaa aad ferru that
wa oaaatt aueply.
J. H. DUMONT & CO. OMAHA.
tll-ll Kttlla Bids, tltk aad Harntr Sta.
LIST rtor property with at for aala.
Wa kart laqalritt for, dmlllaia. In
ttttaital aroatrtlta aad farma that 1
. vt eaaatt auppljr. .
I. H. DUMONT & CO. OMAHA.
IH-II Kttllnt Bias.
lTlh and Harney SU.
LIST your property with ua for
talt. wt navt inquinea lor
dwtllinsa, Invtttmtnt proptrtltt
and farma that wt taaaot tup- ,
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t. H.
411-11
DUMUNT CU. UMAHA,
Kttllnt Bids. 11th and Harney SM.
WaStIU 4. I trid 4-roomed lioutal tkat
tan tt tela rar titt oaan. aaiaave ...
per atawtki Slrt tompMta ataorlpUta trai
vT FARNAM SMITH A CO.
lilt raraaai S TtL Data. IMi
Wanted to buy koutt and lot on either
Farnam or Dodtft atrttta Mtwtta tain
and tltk Sta.
GIVE LOCATION AND PRICE.
Addrtea Boa II II. Btt.
OUR aatolaltr handling property far oat-tf.
lawa awatra. - .
........nuaiB) A wr.anw rawla ttah. '
BAVaTiiuytra for imtlTkouata and lota la
Nona uatanav write ttti. nta.
FINANCIAL
BANKS bouaht aad ttld ooaddtntlally.
Jaotb Backtr, lavtttmtnt Broktr. 'St
Faal, Minn.
ittsl Eststs. Loktia. MortmeT"
I It! ckhT ta I aar otat aa teal tlaaa atty
rtaMtaett tr anminta ti,ttt ap, auw ianaj
laaaa Raaaanaoia etmraiaaiona.
ETIHS TRUST CO.. llll Farnam St.
OklAHA hornet Rati Nthraaka (anna.
VRlara naiAb awiAia w..
llll Oaiaka Nat Pkoat Douslaa ItlS.
tARM aad elty loana. l-eta and
or It Thomaa. Kttllnt Rlda Deua llll.
TTI MONEY HARRISON MORTON
pvt. til omaaa tat'i aiana mas
tJONBT M lean aa Improved farnat and
raaokta. Wa a tea any foot rank aeon-
make inv. Co.. Oraaha.
- -trOWf f Af lrrnNWALOiKTTfg
FAT IN I. . I or TEARS. BEST PLAN
" MBAL ESTATE LOANfTW ANTED.
THOS. ta MoOARRT
MW.1N BLDO. TEL. RED HI.
Alt ESTATE loana, I per aa
D B. BUCK 4 ca.
II Omaha Nat Bank.
Hot ta lll.tet madt prtmptly P D Wand.
Wee a tJiag.. Ilin Baa arnam mm.
cTtT
ad farm loaaa, I
lit. I oar mat.
9.
H. Dumont Oa..
IIS Katllnt Bids
NO DRLAT.
W. T. ORAHAM.
BEB BLDO.
IONET as fcaad far
city
and
Civ .
farm loana. H. W.
Binder.
National Bank Bldg.
I PER CENT and I par cent money. Toland
A Trumbull, III Btt Bldg. DoQ-t HOT.
GARVIN BROS.K.f'nrJX.
Stocks and Bonds.
. 6ui
N.bruka
!arm
mortgagea art Rot al
faoted ky Buropeaa wart
or ptnlca. AmounU 1400
to 111.000 We collect all
rattratt and principal
frtt tf chtrgt; 10 ytart
In tht Ntbraaka farm
field wltkont a loot It tur record
KLOKB INVESTMENT COMPANY, '
111 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg,. Omaha Ntb.
COUNTRIANKERi-Tean atll your con
trolling tntereet, or tan can yow one. an
buatnaH otnfldentltl. Jacob Backtr, la
vtttmtnt broktr, St. Paul Arcade, St.
Paul. Minn. ' .
Abdtractt ol This.
If .-e. Title, Ouaranlaa and Abatrarl Ca..
lerr mi . mt at., ground floor
Bonded by Matt. Bundles tnd I no Oa.
REEti ABSTRACT-CO., eldMI abatraot at.
Eict m rivDraaaa
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
kanMt
Laindt
mn ftAL.ft--.il tterg invol srarl land In
ArkB.rtM fie wtlit. txrmm quippa
with .rKntlitt vlMita IfiMhaiwtlbl
wtttw. will pfWuo 1 bu, riM pdr
ifl-th. r n9 any aitrtoiiituni orop,
Will pay Nr itMlf tn wo yt. iwitoa
on prMrty. Qooi bulldlnvt aad fane.
141 pr aora, half (tia iva trad, w.
C. Iwarta, MarchailU Bichanf Bid-.
IL Lou la. It. -
MOHltT-MAKma fARMS In MUtbwwt Af.
kanaaa. w . par aorai mm mi
tarma. MHd. ttaaithy allmatai no crop
falturaa. Band Cor lara land .Wllatla.
Stuart Land Co,. DaQuaaa, Ark.
aftKATBHT atovli trovint Mctloa In th
anutbi no wirai tr ovarnowt aa ami;
vmm iMavrisiriti! ttAaBtl pond and avar
rural aonvanltnA; rich outovar landi at
vry w prtcM. For ran inrannaion aa
draaa, Land Lptt ioiiiktra tomftar Co.
Warraa. Ark. ... . ' .
- CaJilornit Linda.
CAti ia)f ' yovj bait land California an
yor avt. ttrma. Call ar phent W,
Rmlth Cb tli City Natt Bk. Bldg.
LIFORNIA llttlo auburtwi terms tw&r
Lo Ana-ata for aala an awy paymoata.
Writ B. B. Walt, ihawttaa. Okl.
reralatent Advertising ll tht Road
to Socccsa.
REAL ESTATE
Sale
f ARM AND RANCH LANDS
Csnsdisn Lands,
HUNDRED THOUSAND BUSHELS-RANCH
-,000 acreai oeot In ctnadlaa wotti i,aoa
crop, 1,000 tummer fallow. 1,000 sraalns;
medtrn tqalpment and bulldlnst; hlgk
atate of cultivation; oloat to tlovatort;
valid rtaaon for aalllnc. Will yield flnt
return! and doablt In five ytara; I1I0,
000 will handle Bruce Scott, Chamber
Commerce, Detroit, Mich.
Colorado Lands.
FOR SALE III aorta of amaotk. lovtl
landi. I mutt or sttrims. una., a town
looated bet wean Omaha and Deavtr. 40
mllet wttt of tht Ntbraaka Una, aad the
dlvlilon point of two rallroada Tkla land
la unlmorovad oacaat ftnoa. and
rural melt- route and near tcaooL Tkt
joll la very produotlra. aa tht oropa In
vicinity tkow, and mutt bt mn to be ap
preciated. Will atll for III per acrt and
slva rtaatnabla ttrma, c M- Morton,
Sttrllns, Cola
II0-ACRB atock ranch ntar Coltbran,
Mtaa oounty, Colorado; aloat to mountain
rental wall Improved: Ideal mountain
home; good community? food road a: If
you are looking for a place of real merit,
addreta Box II, Ctllbran, Colt.
COLORADO agricultural and Induatrlal map
frtt; new plan to naip mono teeKing
farm landa. factory location! and bualntti
opportunltlta. Wrltt state Board of im
migration, I Capitol Bldg., Denver, Colo,
Florida Lands.
Palm Beach County.
Palm Beach Farma Co moan v.
Hav) i-acra 10. 10 or 10t-aora traeU for
trnlt) on aaay tartna. Arm yon inwrt-wa in
Truck Parmlna or citraa mil. orova in-
volopmantr It yon in, bvy land la Palm
Baaoh oounty. Tha oounty that product
tha bannar aropo ot Amorlea. Aa shown
In lottora below, with a ntall Capital.
anaryy and labor, a tow ytara will plaoa
you In a potlMon af Indtpandanoa. Oraap
tht opportunity, and bocomo a aueoaaaful
truck farmar. Huadradt art doing It,
itmi ODnortunlty far thouaanda mora. Itl
growing dayt aach jrtar. you can grow two
to thrt cropa of tha flnaot vogttabloo;
tach aoro product wondtrful profita. No
fallurta. No froati. No humidity, or de
prtitlng days, tha tlnmt ellmata on the
Amtrlean contlnant. Our customers have
dona ao well thtjr Mnd for their frlenda
to Join tham In tha land of poaca and
plenty, tha Oardea of Rdtn oi America.
Buy now. Price art low. Terms, 171.00
par acta; ta l-aere traots. l.t4 down and
llt.00 per month) ll-aert tract, 110.00
down and 110.00 oar month,
Notti -Tth aerea will kaew any family
In prosperity.
COPT PROM F. . SNCKLL'I LITTER.
peaking of tha Palm Beach Farms
oomoany landa. En call ears:
'Thar hava noma fine land for aala.
Land aa good aa my awn ana soma bat'
ter, and like land aa whleh I hav pro
duced In Hit, Aat, over fourteen thousand
from eighteen aorta I14,000. In that
year t sold aver tan thousand orates af
pappera, Which said at from three to aa van
dollars a orate."
Mr. Bnoell la chairman of the board af
eommlssloaera of Palm Beach county.
Another satisfied client tare:
- I hare always noticed the Interest dis
played by tha several parties that you
had on my bean patch in the past few
daya and thought that you would possibly
like a report on this field.
I planted these beans about TO days
age and hav bean picking since January
1. Up to the present time I have sold
about 1,100 hampers of bbans and they
have ranged in price from IS.EO to 14.00
per hamper. During the flret weak 1
picked one thousand and twenty-three
hampers, which ware acid at $1.00 to 14.00
per hamper.
The field contains thirteen acre and la
located on section II, back of Doarfltld.
I consider this very good oltrua land. The
land Is also wall adapted to truck garden
ing, being known OA a oabbegc palm
hamtnooK,
I think I will net at least ls.100.00 from
my bean paloh this year from all present
' Indications, This Is certainly a good
profit, for the length of lima that it takes
to plant and mature tne crop, ana l a
well aatlaried with tha result
You re vary truly. (Signed) C B. SCOTT.
P. 8. I have already replanted this
land and expect to make mora on my
spring crop than I did en my fall crop.
For particulars ana literature oa
write or phone, j
, PARSONS k SON,
Agents for Nebraska.
Phon Doug. TM- "I Brandels Bldg.
Midntaota dtandav -
40, 10 or HQ Acres "good" "heavy soil,' wtll
aattlad Bart of Todd county. Mtnn.. rood
roads, acLuoto and eburchea; -prion $11 ta
ISO per acre: terms 11.00 pat acre cash,
balance 1,00 par aere a year, 1,000 auras
' to aeleot from. Agent wanted; will make
a low railroad rate to Inspect . Schwab
Bros., 1011 Plymouth Bldg.. Mtnnaapoll,
. Minn.
Miwtsottrl Lands.
ARB TOU ana af the many thousand farm
era trying ta make a living off high
- priced land? Would you be Interested In
: movlnl to a new section offering good
soils, healthy climate, good rainfall, 15
te 41 Inchtt -annually, where you can
raise all tha ere pa ye are new familiar
with and seme yau hav never attemnted
te grow? Where there are modern cities
and town, good acaeois ana cnurcnas,
talenhoaes an every oeuven.oitc
modem rural community. Write today
for booklet to Colonisation Department,
M. K. T. Af.. till Railway Baahango
Bid.. SL Lauls.
101-A CBS PA MM-Close town. I railroads
M aorta cultivation; 4-room frame houee
Una aorta: Bltnty fruit for family use
fair barn, ether buildings; Hoc floe; I am
unable te farm; If you want a bargain.
write me. Jesse CaudlU, Route a. atlig-
man. Mo.
for Al.n-My Imttroved farm of II acres,
I
near sehoal and town; well located. John
Svhmltt. Route I. Monroe City, M.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Miiiouri Lands.
SHALL MISSOURI FARM lit caak and II
nontkly; no Inttrttt or laiat; nuniy p
dncllvt land; tlott to kit markttt Wrltt
for okotoartDka and foil Information
Muaatr. A-lll. . I. Ilia oiai.,
City. Mo.
Montana Lands.
FOR BALE 140 acret. oomblnatlon train
and tiock farm; ll.t ftr aort. caao.
For partlcnlara addrttt E. O. ranumorla.
Dillon, Montana.
FOR SALE 130-acrt wheat farm. 120 par
acrt. inclodlnff I noraoa ana macmnarr.
Addrna B. O. Farniworth. Dillon, Mont.
FOR SALB CHEAP Flntlt 410-aort Irri
tated farm, tamoua BMaiaa nivar miar.
Montana. Box s, eutit, aonu
New York Lands.
GREAT OPPORTUNITT 147 acre fruit.
gralo, stock and alfalfa farm, about quar
ter mne river rrontage, ooca otvrj .
east bank Hudson river; grana river
and mountain views; about 1,000 fruit
trees, bearing, best of condition j sold about
l,000 fruit In one season ana raisea i.suv
bushels rye. 100 tons straw, over 110 tons
timothy hay, besides clover, corn, potatoes,
etc.; 14-room residence, I tenant houses,
larwe barn. Brand water supply: bast, of
shipping facilities; by nice village, on state
road; izg.tQu; wiaow mus. sou, inoreior
sacrifice: come and see same. LLOTD M.
HALLENBECK, Oraandale, Columbia Co.,
N. Y. . .
Nebr - a Lands.
DOUGLAS AND SARPY COUNTY
10 ACRES, good Improvtmtnta, good lo
cation; 1141 per, only 11.000 Mar. 1, bal.
I yri, Hi oor cent. A BAROAIN.
40 ACRES, aeveral tnouaand aoiiara
worth of Improvement!, Ideal location,
mala road, handy to city and ear; price
111.000; your own terme.
ID AUHHB. Wtll improve.; la muea d
Omaha; conaldtrablt alfalfa, orchard,
etc; only III per, I0 oath, ,I00 Mar
1, baL i yrt. ...
II ACRES, laya Mtai, gooa location i
111! par acre, ill per cent on part.
It AUHBO. IUEAIj layina .arui,
mvad; aead location. 1 V mllee to ItA-
tlon. 14 mllet of Omaha; I1M pec extra
lll ACRES, reller. A PRODUCER! I
mllet of good town, loot than 10 mllet of
Omaha; llll per.
II ACRES. Improved, l-r. houee, bam,
corn crib, buggy thtdi wtll laying; R. R.
ttttlon, 11 mllei of Omaha: ONLT 11,111,
III! each. 11.100 Mar. a,i 1. lerma a
GOOD BUT. . . .
110 ACRES; handy tt town; gooa iana
but rolling; dandy atock and genual
farm; alight Improve menu: 111! per acre;
14,000 caan, Hal. t yra.. a par sank
110 ACRES, upland! ; wtll laying, good
toettlon, a producer, llll per.
110 ACRES, DANUX, apiano, .wail im
proved, 1110 per acre.
110 ACRES, within t or I mllet af
Omaha; well Improved) llll per.
10 ACRES, GOOD, but email Improve
ment!, l-r. houee. etc.; I mllei of Oma
ha: 41 aerea good alfalfa; llll per.
40 ACRES, good location, fair Improvt
mtnta, tntlrtly bog tight, aome alfalfa.
Price 1160 per, caah, Bal. I yrt.
HO ACRES, BON TON farm. Improved;
1176 per; H eaty monty. .
120 ACRES, uplanda, 1 milt of good
town: tllght Improvementa; 1100 per.
A DANDT Imp. 10 aorta; dandy 20 aorta,
Improved; good II acret, Improved ; 17
..h. wall imnreved: 41 acret. fine Im
provementa: SEVERAL good 40a and 60
acret, ttc. ALL WORTH THE monbi.
ALSO a dandy H auction and NUMER
OUS OTl.iiRS. '
LET US SHOW TOIT THE GOODS.
Call mornlnga. It oanvtnltnt r-
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
I. Cor. Jd aim at Pta., noutn vniaua.
400 Acres Improved
At Auction 2:00 o'clock P. M Tues
rtav. Sent. Q,
On the above date, on the premises, I
will sell at publlo auction to the highest
bidder, regardless of price, the following
described real estate: The north half and
the north half of the southeast quarter of
ssction It. township II, range 11, all In
Greeley oounty, Nebraska, containing 400
acres, lees the C, B. a. Q. R. R. right-of-way
according to government survey. Lo
cated one-half mile south of Greeley, and
all -personal property thereon, Including
about 200 acres of corn in the field.
TUR MS or SALE 11 per cent of pur
chase price cash day of sale. 10 per cent
mi nt before March 1. HIT. when posses
slon will be given, balance I years. Interest
at 0 per cent annually. Abstract showing
perfect title with warranty deed guaran
teed to purcnastr on aeinemenc,
iMPROVKMRNTPlve-room house II
ell, good barn 11x41, room for 10 head of
horses and 10 tons of hay; chicken house
10x34, hog house tlxll, cattle shed llxll.
Farm Is all fenoed. About 171 acres under
plow, balance hay and pasture, which
Male, he nrofitablv farmed. Land lies level
to gently rolling and Is all good black
sandy loam soil with clay sub-sou. con
sider will the location, east central No
hruht. ana-half mile of aood town,
schools and churches. Land will be sold In
tracts or aa a wnoie to suit purcnaser,
For further information address
Nebraska Realty
Auction Co.,
1 CENTRAL CITT, NEB.
COL. MARK CARRAHER, Auctioneer.
M. A. LARSON, Manager.
W. W. McCRHART, Owner.
.-. DO YOU KNOW
That few states offer better opportuni
ties tor diversified farming, dairying,
fatrwik ralaina. etc.. than Ntbraaka T
Contrary to what some of the people in
the eastern state seem to thing, this
ItatO Is not all ranch land, table land
or Irrigated land, but a splendid combina
tion of the three.
If you are Interested In diversified
farming, dairying, or stock raising,
writ to ma. TODAY, for reliable In for-
mauoo, which will be sent to yea free.
( R. A. SMITH,
COLONIZATION AND INDUSTRlAti
iflRNT. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM,
ROOM 014, UNION PACIFIC BUILDING,
omaha, nntmADAA.
FOR SALB AND RENT.
We have a fine lio-acre tract of land
with 111 acres in winter wheat, 7 miles
from town, that we offer for 111 per
acre; one-half cash, balance 1 years at
I per oent. The wheat oa this quarter
will pay for at least one-ha If of the
land. We have a well-improved 050-aore
filace adjoining this that we will rent to
he man who buya the above quarter; 110
aerea of this Is farm land, ready to farm;
balance Is good pasture, Act quick If you
want this deal,
THB RODMAN M OR TO AO CO.,
Kimball. Neb.
FOR' SALE '
160 ACRES DOUGLAS CO; LAND,
Improved, at liso per acre, 10 ciona
estate. I mllee south and 1 east of Ben-
ninaTton. 4 mile west of Irvtngton,
miles west and I miles north of Omaha
citv limits.
Also a 10-aore Improved, I miles west
Of end of Kim wood Park car line ei
Leavenworth St. Price 16 i S an aere.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Doug. ITU. 1016 Omaha Nat. Bank.
DAIRY BAkCiAIN.
", Ill-acre farm, fully equipped for dairy
or. atock farm: one-half mile from Ex
eter, Neb. To be sold at public auction
on court houee grounds. Geneva, Neb., 1
p. m., Saturday, September 10, 1916. For
further information, address C. F. Ramty,
lOOtt Security Mutual Bldg., Lincoln, Neb.
See the full page of used
Auto Bargains on Page ,
6 ot this section.
lit AND ll-ACna Johaaon county. Nek,
farma; wall Improved A baraala la Im
proved It la Sarpy oouaty.
STEWART,
' lit a iita.
A BAROAIN II (one) par acrt will buy
140 aorta of atata achool land la Loup
oounty. Write owner, fi. W. Ludwlok,
401 Qanter Bids'. Lincoln. Nab.
ron SALS! IIO arrei improved land in
Cumins eonnty. Nab.; price and ttrmt
rttht. R. O. Berhhelln.tr. Wltntr. Nab.
Oregon Lands.
LAST ORRAT ttvtrnmtnt land eptnint of
I, 000,000 aorta, rich farm traiint ana
tlmabr landa; ipeelal map and Informatloa
II. 00. Busonl SV Baton, Loeattr, Bandoa,
Ortton. . - . -
South Dakota Lands.
POR SALE ISO aerea black oorn and et
falfa land, all fenced; II a. broke, oa
mala line Milwaukee B. R . H mllea .S.
R. of Pukwana. Brule oouaty. South Da
kota. Small payment dawn, aaay ttrma.
Addrttt owner, John O'CoaaelL 4I0T Ful
toa SU Chicago, 111. ... .
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Wisconsin Lands.
210-ACRE stock and dairy farm In tha groat
valley and hills of Crawford county wis.,
100 acres under cultivation, balance tn
pasture and timber; three running springs,
over 11,000 worth of hardwood timber,
new l-room house, large barn, granary
and other buildings; orchard of 10 bear
ing apple trees, grape arbor, over fifty
bearing walnut and hlckorynut trees; wild
plums, grPe, haaelnuts, blackberries,
raspberries, tc grow wlldn abundance.
0 per acre, half cash. Por f jrther
particulars apply to L. Bwald. 1711 Id
Ave 8, Minneapolis, Minn.
CPH1.R w I SCONS! --&! dairy and gan
oral prop state in ta union Mttiera
wanted; land for sale at low price aa
eesy ttrma; eaoellent landa for etoca
raising Ask for booklet II en WlueonalB
Cantral Land Grant: atate aerea wasted
If interested In fruit land, aak fur sook
tet on Apple Orchard Address iaend Com
misstonr Bon Rillway Minnas polls. Mlon
Wyoming Lands.
71,60 aerea sheep land. Wyoming. $!.
W. I BHBLbT at PUrtO,
Omaha, Neb.
WYOMING homesteads, will locate you on
choice ISO acres for tws per acre, rrua
Duff, Casper, Wyo.
kiscsUatMous.
FOR SALB OK TRADE 800 acres Colorado
Co., Texas, land, 10 n.tieo rrom Kagie
Lake, close to Rock Island; good rice or
fruit land; also 100 aerea Hitnhcock Co..
Neb., land. Write Box 41, Holsteln. Neb.
SEND TOUR NAME TODAT. Receive offers
from land owners, agents, every wnt re.
UNITlfiD REALTY ASSOCIATES,
JoHot, III.
FARMS POR SALB AND EXCHANOB.
411 ROSS BLDO. TTLER 1417.
FARM LAND WANTED
FARMS wanted; have 7,000 buyers; de
scribe your unsold property, tie farmers
Exchange, Denver, Colo.
Horses Lit) Stock Vehicle
For Sals.
FOR SALE Tount Durham oow, food
milker. 111! Wtbtttr St.
HORSE, harneai and watolt Mutt bt told
at onca, Bonaon lit.
HAT 11.01 ton. Warner, lol N. lllh.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
DOO CROUTONS. New complete dog food.
makes every dog healthy ana strong.
Convenient and economical. Sample free
for dealers name. Dealer wanted. Crou
ton Mfr. Co., 1110 Hopkins, Cincinnati, O.
TD.JNri TADPOLES lOo EACH.
Thsy are scavengers and will keep your
fish globe In clean, healthy condition.
MAY n IS IHt. If 11 RIRD CO.
PERSIAN klltene for sale. Bold vary rtaT
w aa, a-w- ... uu UH Uaa Klltiai
Wset 17 th SL, Columbus, Neb.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John Tburman Moilnto and wife to
Jeeee c. Moainto, ooutnoaai corner -
Fifty-third and Pratt etratta, I0(
141 I 1
William H. Ruatell and wife to Alice
Quade, Twentr-flltr. itrett. ill I eel
louth of Bpratuo, watt aid! 1
Milan Sxrdandv and wife to Tom
Oluehowaky, n .treat, 171 net
waat of Thlrtjr-flrat ttreet, aouth
aide. SSUzlfit 1,001
Columbian Invtetment eomaany to Ar
thur N. Smith:, walnut avenue, tio
feat teat of Flfty-atoond ttreet,
north tldt, 10x110 100
John r. Moreartv, referee, ta O. A.
Ecklee, Thirty-fifth ttreet, nlnttr
flve toot aouth of Maaoa atrttt, watt
tldt, Mxllll Thirty-fifth ttreet.
1,1 fttt aouth of ktaata atrttt, wttt
aide. 10x111 tit
Phoebt A. Panabtkor and huaband to
Arthur T. Bretat, Savtnttanth
atrttt, 111 net aouth of Melon ,
atrtet. wott tldt, llxll ' X
Bllt Ambler tt al. to Emma A. Hyere. :
Flfty-flrat atrttt, 100 fttt aouth of
Lincoln avtnua. wait tldt, 41x140.1.. t4t
Sadlt 1. Scrlbntr and huaband ta Joha
J. Ittn, Davtnport itrttt, tlxty-tlx .
fatt wait of Twelfth ttrttt, aouth .'
aide. Ilxlll 1
Joha J. Itan and wife to Ittn Btaoult . ; '
eompany, Davtnport Itrtat, tlxty-alx
feet west of Twelfth ttrttt, aouth
tldt. Ilxlll r. ... ... 1
Patrick T. Walah and wife to Iten Bla-
cult company, aoutaweat corner of
Twelfth and - Davenport Btretta. " ; -aouth
aide, 16x1 Jl 1
J, O. Thomaa to Jake Olaiman, Twtn- .
ty-tlthth ttreet, 114 feat north of
Blondo ttrttt. tail aide. Ilxlio.i.. 1
Otorte Sttlntrt and wlft to Olaty P. :
stleknty, soya atrttt, ill fttt wttt
of Thirty-third itrttt, aouth tide, II
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Zuppke Has Work
Gut Out to Make a
i Team at Illinois
Chamoaifi-ri. III.. Sept. 23. Coach
Robert Zuooke has a bio: job before
him this year, as the outlook for the
Illinois Kridiron achievement! is not
the very brightest. Practice will be
officially opened on September 20.
The loss ot such men ss - rotate
Clark, Harold Pogue, Captain Wat
son, "Cap" Squier, Halstrom and
Brenneman was s serious blow to the
Illini. To Bart Maeomber the Ulmt
are looking for wonders. Bart is the
captain-elect and aa a leader will be
first-class. Maeomber will be the
only senior veteran on the team.
Other veterans who will be out are
Leo Klein, who Blared at substitute
halfback last year; R. R. Kraft at
end; Rosa Petty and Ed Rundquiat
at tackle; Applegram and F. R.
Hanachman, guards; Frank Pethy
bridge, halfback; H. W. Markwardt.
end, and Potter at center.
Promising sophomores, graduates
from Coach Jones' freshman team,
are: Ed Sternaman and C. S. Con
rad, halves; Paul Chriatensen and D.
V. Snyder, ends; Ross Petty's brother,
Otis, tackle; O. Knop, tackle and cen
ter; Schladerman and Leonard Char
pier, guards, and R. C. Haas, center.
, Besides five conference games, the
Illinois card include! games with
Kanaaa, October 7, and Colgate, Octo
ber 14, both here.
Bafre Caaldal Lata.
HavM tht beat altehtn, batten and
fleldara In the InttrnaUonal league, It la
tald Buffalo couldn't do otherwlie than win
tha pennant.
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, - Hundreds of other answers have bean called for and delivered during
the last wtek. It is reasonable to supposs that all the above peopls havs
supplied their wants therefor did not call for the balance of their answers.
Bee Want-Ads Ar e Sure Getting Results
Tabloids of Politics
Grist of Little Items About
the Progress of the Campalfn
A letter from the Seward county re- .
publican chairman of the central com
mittee brings information that a Ger
man member of the democratic com
mittee of the same county nearly
caused a riot when at a recent meeting
of his committee he wss frank enough
to tell his fellow democrats that the
German farmers of Seward county in
tended to vote fo rHughes. The chair
man gagged the talkative member and
told him it waa bad enough to think ,,
that auch a situation couM be tr e,'
but it was worse politics tc talk right
out in meeting and made such state
ments to go out to the world.
T. J. McGuire has returned from
Archer, Neb., where he made an ad
dress to a gathering of farmera. "I
don't want to be charged with being
over-enthusiastic, but evidences of
Hughes' popularity in the rural sec
tions of this state are plentiful. I ob
served this sentiment in conversation
and also at the meeting I addressed."
Henry T. Allen, editor and orator of
Wichita, Kan., will arrive Monday di
rect from his home town. At the South
Side station he will be met by Henry
C. Murphy, P. J. Martin, Wesley Ad
kins, Guy Kiddoo and Joseph Kout
aky. During the noon hour he will
address the packing house men on the
west side of the Q street viaduct, fol- '
lowing which he will apeak in the Ex
change building. South Siders are
promised something more than a po
litical talk trom Mr. Allen, who is a
man of wide observations and learn- -
ing.
James Walsh of Benson and Oma
ha has returned from a aummer's out
ing in Washington state and Alaska.
1 read that Hughes was to spesk in
the , auditorium at Seattle, ' so I
stopped fishing long enough to go
down to the big city. Outside of the
auditorium were 10,000 people who
could not get inside. Mr. Hughes ad
dressed this great overflow meeting.
I was impressed by the force and sin
cerity of Mr. Hughes. He wins all
who hear him make an address. He"
made a favorable impression all
through the state of -Washing'ton,"
stated Mr. Walsh, who added that he
his no patience with unfounded po
litical statements, but he is ready to
bet money, marbles or chalk, on
Charles E. Hughes.
Yale Grid Hopes
Assemble at New
Haven for Orders
New Haven, Conn., Sept 23. Old
Eli's foot ball candidates have assem
bled here to prepare for the approach
ing foot ball season. Captain Black
expects to greet at least ninety men,
with others arriving from day to day,
until more than 100 aspirants for
gridiron honors are at work. Unusual
interest attaches to Yale's season this
year because of the installation of a
new coaching system which it is
hoped will serve to pull the Blue out
of the slough in which it has been wal
lowing for the lilt few years.
As the first step a foot ball advisory
committee consisting of Vance Mc
Cormick, Brinckerhoff Thorne and
John R. Kilpatrick was appointed to
consider steps toward the revival of
winning foot ball. This committee
took advantage of the power vested in
it to add to the number of committee
men by naming Walter Camp and Joe
Swan, and almost immediately this lit
tle group was the storm center of an .
ardent campaign in behalf of various
candidates for the post of head coach. -
Eventually T. A. D. Jones, a bril
liant quarterback at Yale and a suc
cessful coach at Exeter, in recent sea
sons, was chosen to shape Yale's des
tinies. As assistants, Dr. Arthur T.
Brides, Michael F. Sweeney, Dr. Wil
liam T. Bull, Tack Cates William
Marting and Nate Wheeler were
chosen.
South Dakota Has
Rough Work Ahead
Vermillion, S. D, Sept 23. One
of the hardest csmpaigns ever mapped
out for a foot ball team is that framed -by
the schedule makers for the eleven
thst will represent South Dakota this
fall The severity of the card has
forced Coach Blaine McKusick to
plan two complete lineups, and he
expects to find good material among ,
last year's scrubs. A squad small in
numbers, but long In weight, will
form the nucleus for the eleven. It
includes Harold Sprague and Frank
McCormack, half and full, : respec
tively, the stars; "Dip" homer, tackle;
Paul Carroll, tackle, punter and drop
kicker; Ferdinand Duncan, full;
Harold Hanson, end, and Don Mc
Kinon, guard. Johnson, of the 1912
Coyotes, is assistant coach. The
schedule:
October T Montana at Aberdeen, S. D.
October It Dakota Waileyaa at Vermil
lion. October 11 Mlnntaota at Minneapolis
October 28 North Dakota at Qrand Fork!.
November 4 Michigan Attloa at Beat
Lanalnt.
November 11 Notre Dame at Sioux Palla.
November 11 Mornlntetde at Sioux City.
November 10 Crelrhton at Omaha.
Peraistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success. -
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