THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1017.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
Miscellaneous.
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7-r.,
-r..
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IfOTJSpS ASP" COTTAGES.
.PARTLY UOrER..
1S16 Carlu- Lake Rouleve rd . . $13,08
fiOi Pleroe street .., ,, 6.09
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT
530 So. Twenty-fourth Av... $15.96
1908 California street SO. 00
STRICTLY AIOUEHN.
S:2 So. Thirty-first .avenue. .
817 So. Twenty-sixth street
.$35.99
5.99
8-r
10-r.,
4-r.
18-r.,
36.00
35.06
37.50
40.68
48.0Q
5-r.
7-r..
l-r 8!3 Park avenue 30.09
8-r.. 3901 No. Seventeenth street.. 30.06
S-r, 1(13 Chicago street
7-r , So. Thirtieth avenue
ails Lincoln boulevard .,
C21 So. ; '.neteenth street
J!3i Dodge street
FLATS.
PARTL.Y MuPJCRN.
SltS No. Twenty-fourth street . $1$. 50
705 Se. Thirteenth btrert.... 45 69
PORTER & 8HOTWELL,
30! So. Seventeenth St. ' JJouff. 601$.
Offices with Home Builder.
!WAMjfNOTpiSTAICS.
$45-rl87 Cap. Ave., 10 foums, mod.
$353553 St. Mary's, 13 rooms.
$36t-3S80 Chicago, 8 rooms, mod.
110166 S. IStli. 4 rooms, water pajd.
falNOWAVT MHOS., Erandeis The. Bldg.
Souses in all pail Qf the 'city.
CHEGH, SONS & CO., 608 Be Bldg
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
West.
SgLMA TERRACE,
630 PARK AVE.
Now ready for occupancy, sightly
location, 4rooms with tWoc-m ac
commodation, strictly modern in
every detail. Fire and soundproof
construction.
SELMA REALTY & CONSTRUC
TION CO.,
Douglas 9069. Harney 1821.
THE BOSWORTH,
2217.19 HOWARD ST.
1 rooms end bath, furnished or unfur
nished, $35 and 140, winter rates.
ARM STRO N GrW A LSH CO.,
Tyler ISIS. $8$ Securities Bldg.
POUGLAS APARTM ENTS.
On f-reom apartment, f 56. Very de
sirable. Walking distance, pauglas 1313
Calking A pa., Beeos4 fleas Clly Nat'l
Bank Bldg.
CHOJCP ' " ROOM "APARTMENT
In the Pasadena, 430 Park avenue.
Present Jessee leaving city, reagqq for va
cancy. ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1536. Realtors. 333 Securities Bldg.
CLOSi lq rooms, suitable (or studio, office,
dentist, dressmaker, etc., with living rms.
adjoining. T. F Hall, 484 Ramge. D. 7406.
RT PT.iTn
24th am Harney, 3-room apartments. Call
Harney 641.
APARTMENTS, all sizes and prices, splen
. did location, 34th and Farnam. D. nit:
j. North. ' '
ONE elegant $ and 5-room apt. Web. 7211
and Web. 4333.
Miscellaneous.
' THREE HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS.
- 3 rooms and bath S9.EQ winter, 333 00
summer.
4 rooms and bathTrr4l:C4 wli)ter, 340.00
summer.
4 rooms and bath, FURNISHED COM
PLETE f 56.68 winter, $8.68 summer.
All these apartmentp are eak finish,
steam beat and flrat-class lit every detail,
gas stoves gnd built-in ioeboxe in each,
as wel as feullt-in buffet in the four
room. Walking distance of downtown
. and in high, class location. The first two
can ba occupied at once, the furnished
apartment wll be vacated pet. 16.
BEDFORPtJQHNSTON CO., REALTORS,
323 Kelline Bid?. Douglas 3393.
BEAUTIFUL 4-room apartment, walking
distance; janitor, heat, etc.; 40 glimmer,
348.50 winter. Douglas S392.
P&jTKRS TRUST COMPANY.
Specialists In Apartment Management
FOR RENT -Busine Pr'p'ty
(jtorest- '.
WORLD RpALT ? 'COM PAST "(fiealjorg. jl
. Theater Entrance.
Douglas B843. Sun Theater Bldg.
FOR RENT 1106-8 S. 6th St., two stora
rooms, good business location. Insult'
1131 8. 6th St."
SMALL store, Chicago St., near 16th, 325.
O. P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago St.
Ill SOUTH Fifteenth street; steam heat.
jOHN N. FRENZER; Douglas 654.
STORE on Cth stret, near postof'flct, Q,
P. Stebbins, 1616 Chicago St.
Offipt n4 Desk Room.
liOW-PRICED mod. offices. Farnam Bldg.,
13 & Farnam. (Old 1st Nat. Bank Bldg.
FIRST TRUST CO., (Realtors.) Tyler 690.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Apartments and Flats.
" 'VHATJIAVB YOU FT)B RENT "
in the way of four, five or six-room mod
in, up-to-drte apartments? Preference
will be given to those In better districts of
the city. Want t deal dirsct w(tb pwn
r. no agents.
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 1016.
MOVINO AND STORAGE
GORDON VAN CO. ,
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Packing, storage and moving".
119 N." 11th St. Phone poug
1 394.
METROPOLITAN" VAN" AND
' STORAGE CO.
fcpert services; prompt attention. Y
ifiEVing, your packing, your storage.
Main Office, Central Furniture Stare,
lfth and Howard. ' Tel.' Doug. 7J85.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
foods and pianos j moving, packing ant
shipping.
OMAHA VAN .VD STORAGE CO.,
363 8. 16th. Dmjglas 168
RENTAL T?P7,F.
rmuT ttiv
J'1UDL)111 SERVICE
Phone Douglas 288 for complete
, list of vacant houses and apart
ments. Also for storage, moving.
16th and Jackson Sts.
frlobe Van and Storage Co,
For real service In moving, packing and
storing, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338.
jTcTreed
1387 Farnam St.
Express Co.. Moving
Packing and Storage,
Web. 2748. Doug. 6146.
nun TWRI&.-KKH is 1IOVING.
Lerge van," two mep. 11.60 per tPHf.
MAOGARD'3 STORAUE CO. Xug. I4.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
" " BEMIg PARK BARGAIN.
t rooms, all modern, convenient to car,
a dandy horns; must be said.
- APLE. BARRETT. U See- Pg
4 ROOMS, city water, electric lights, I!
large corner lots, southwest of Hanscom
' Park; 3168 cash; balance monthly. Wal
nut 3466.
North.
Koantze Place Bargain
Ovyner Reaving City
Largs, (-room, full 8-story house; lo
- cated in the prettet part of Kpuntss
Place; 3 large roams on first floor; 3
large rooms and bath en 'second; ook
' floors throughout; corner lot, south front,
paved street. Can be bought for (1,560
less than It could be built for.
Payne Investment Company,
Realtors
137 Omaha Nst Bk. Bidg. D. 1781.
$300 DOWN
$25PER MONTH
Near 36th and Ames, modern cottage,
rooms and bath en the first floor. One
room finish on two floors. Large lot.
66H20. east front. If sold owner will
sacrifice it for 82.100. This Is a snap.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Realtors.
SSI Omaha, Mat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1781.
REAL ESTATEIMPROVED
North; " - "
EXCELLENT BAR GAINS IN"".
ROOM UUNGAIOWS. k
4iU N. 37TH STREET.
frame and stucco, nearly new, strictly
mailern with fine chicken louts and small
garage. Price, 13.(96; (506 cash; bal.
aniie monthly. '
v 4161f N. J7Tif STREET.
Strictly medern, brand new, absolutely
complete and ready to occupy, with
wjndew shades.' wster meter, screens, side
walks and lighting fixtures. Nice yard.
Living room and dining room finished In
eak with iloors throughout. Fine '-Msement
and attic. Trice, 491 N- 37th St., ,13.459;
4919 N. 37th. 33.750; 3350 to 3407 cash;
balance terms.
HI ATT COMPANY,
24$-7r9 pmaha Wf k, BJdfTylrrjIS.
FV'E ROOMS.
Brand new-- bungalow of frame and
stureo, living roc ma finished in oak and
nicely decorated, stairway to floored attie,
full cetint casement with hot and eeld
water, east front lot, nicety sodded, located
high and sightly on 47th Ave., just south
of Fonteiiella Blvd.. and south of Bedford.
Price 33,406 t) 00 down, balance terms.
Here is a chance to pocohjc a tiuue
owner and stop paying rent.
C O. CARLBERO,
i 31 8r 1 3 Branddls Theater Bldg.
KOUNTZE PLACE HOME
Seven rooms with sun ream; hot water
heat, ultb garage; pne-half block te ear;
only built a few seasons. This is strictly
flrstroiaKs, Will sacrifice, pouglas 6886
T raver Bros., 319 First National Bank.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Acreage.
South.
BEAUTIFUL NEW 6-R.
STUCCO HOME,
PRICE REPlrt'ED TO 34,000
WORTH 5,000.
3650 down, JJ7.50 a month. South front,
choice oak finish, nicely decprated. Tiled
floor in bath, large living room, book-
cases,,paneuju dining ream, builtln kitchen
cabinets, 3 (ilea large b'd rooms, choice
location. Let us show yqu this: Call Ty
ler 496.
OSBORNE, 701 Omaha Nat. Bk.
ONE 5-room and one 4-room cottage, both
Pit qne lot; fine condlt r. ; live In one and
rant (he pther. Price for both, 32.760
Very easy terms. No. 3483 8. 30th Bt.
NORRIS & NORRIS,
400 Bee Bldg. Tbone Douglas 4270
7-ji. HOUSE with dpuble garage, 1 block
east of Hanscom park, near Hickory,
33.000 F. D. Wend, 316 Tl. ISth.
Miscellaneous.
Harney Street Investment
Duplex brlpb In first class repair, .veil
rented; located. n Harney street, between
80th and 24th streets, with a south front
age of 45 feet; paved aley; Income wll
carry this property and location assures
a substantia! profit. Price, 330,000;
83,700 cash will handle this proposition.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
REALTORS.
Phone D. 756. S03 Cty Nat'l Bank B)dg.
BIG BARGAIN
E rooms, all modem except heat; 'only
btjilt a few seasons. Price, ll.SoO.
TRAVER BROS., 819 1st Nat'l Pk,
Pouglas 6886.
C 48SY BL'NQALOW.
Five-room bungalow, classy outside and
nsde. Price 33,560; reasonable terms.
BENSON CARMICHAEL.
842' Paxtpn Blk. Douglas 1733.
W. FAHNAM SMITH & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance.
1336 Farnam St. Doug. 1064.
R. S- TRUMBUpi,
1306 1st Nat: Bk. Bldg. , p. 1734,
REAL ESTATE t Inveatment
SEE US FOR INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUL'EY 4 SON,
REALTORS.
820 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATEB'ne Pr?pty
H. A. WOLF, Realtor, Wa,re Blk. Specialist
in, flqwntpwn business property.
REAL ESTATEr-UnimprovccI
' North.
AFTER locking at MINNE LUSA 860 dif
ferent buyers decided that it was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their Judgment by buying lots.
IF YOU will come out today you will
understand why the others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
. 748 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tyler 187
: -
MIF J.USA Nice lot on Titus Ave.', near
44th St., can bo bought at a bargain. Thtg
bit must ba sold. Call owner evenings.
Walnut 70.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
VB HAVE a client who wns a section in
pioux county. Neb., represented as being
goad farm land; no sand or rock. Price
138 per acre. Will take a good heme la
on this land.
E. P. SNOWDEN & SON.
423 S. 16th St. D. 9371.
HAVij several choice raw quarters in east
ern Edmunds Co., S. D., close to Aber
deen, (37.50 to 345 per acre; wheat, 20 to
30 bushels per acre; will consider small
Omaha property or auto or houses as part
payment. B. N. Clauson, 8213 N. 88th Ave.
S" XOTS IN "WASHING TON," R. G., with
small buildings, both rented; front "on
Union St. Owner lives in Nebraska: will
exchange for Omaha city property or Ne
braska farm land. J. ' J. Melick, 1518
City National Bank. Douglas 811.'
SHERIDAN, Dswes, Rock and pundy Co
Improved ranches, clear, for sale ai gxr
change.
S. S. A B. B. MONTSOMERY.
nonglas 4-10. 627 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
146" ACRES "fine grass land In Blalna'Co.,
nicely improved, 310 per acre, for bonis
In Omaha. 803 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg.
INVESTIGATE my system. Omaha. Realty
Trading Co., U Patterson Blk. Tyler tit,
REAL ESTATE- -Other Cities
FOR SALE Fine country home, consisting
of 12 acres, all under cultivation with or?
chard and small fruits. Improvements
fine. Nearly new seven-room house with
water in the housot well supplied from
two large cisten.s; l'i miles from main
part of thriving railroad town of Missouri
Valley; 26 miles northeast at Omaha. Mrs.
Frank Logan, Missouri Valley, la. ,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HA'E several good reliable buyerg for
E and 6 r room houses and bungalows with
$ZoO to (566 down. Call Osborne Realty
Co., Tyler 436. 701 Omaha Nat. Bapk
Bldg. '
pISTlKQ houses to rent or sell on small cssh
payments; have parties waiting Weetern
Reaf Uetgte, 413 Kgrbaco 91k. D 1607
REAL ESTATE-rSuburban
Benson.
FOR QUICK SALE. " "
6-ROOM MOD. COTTAGE $2,100.
Hot water heat. Best part of Benson, 2
blks. to car, full lot, chicken house. 3706
cash, bal. time. Box 8040. Omaha Bee.
Dundee.
DUNDEE PROPERTIES.
Well located lots on easy terms. Mod
ern, attractive homes. Before buying be
sure and see
' George & co.
HOMES and home sites In Dundee.
RHULER & CART. 204 KeeHne. D. E07f.
Florence.
2 ACRES FLORENCE.
2 BLOCKS TO CAR AND
PAVED ROAD.
$13 DOWN-$l3 MONTHLY.
Lays fine with, east slope. East front.
This is ideal tor fruit and poultry. Price
31.369. Call Tyler 69 and ask for Mr.
Manville. I
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, (Realtors)
1614 Harney St.
Acreage,
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
By nonresident who Is In town and
wishes to dispose of same while here. Good
tract, fair improvements. If Interested
call lu person for Miner at Her Grand
hotel. -
CALDWELp ACRES.
Our new acresg addition southwest of
the Field club. Acres, half acres, quarter
acres; easv terms.
TUB UYRON REED CO.
. ph??PUglM!1!7. 'J.f- I"
FIVE acres west of Elmwood park,-Idea)
suburban heme sltet cpuld be subdivided.
There Is a real future to this, pet me.
sliew you. Telephone Walnut 3444
FINANCIAL.
ReanSstateoansja
FARM' snd city loiia,running fron (iv
to twenty yesrs; intereet t per oent, H
per cent and per cent. PETERS TRUST
CO 1638Farnom 6t., Omahs, Ne)
IP VOU are interested Ih Lead or Zina mlnr
ing In the opln, Mo., or Miami Okl., die.
tricts, see V. F. Wimsett, (34 Paxton Block.
H. W. BINDER.
Money on hand for msrfegafe (ean.
eity National Bank Bldg.
SHOPEN I CO., PRIVATE MONET.
(.fOO it'TUE, bearing i pet. seiui-aHnually;
secured by property valued at 36,669. TaU
msge-Leemls Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg.
3"T00 to 810.000 JIADK promptly. FV"dT
Wead, Wead BUlK., 18th and Farnam Sts.
MONEY to lean on Improved farms and
ranches. KloKa investment Co., pmaha
OMAHA H.OMES KAST itTAKa.
O'KEEFE R. B. C, 1018 Omaha Nat'l.
NO 'DELAY IN CLOSING POANS.
W. T. ORAHAM, 604 Bee Bldg
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
DESIRABLE EASTERN NEB. FARMS.
SPECIALS.
1(9 A. 3 ml. south of Fort Crook; good
imp.; all tillable upland. Priced U5
per A.
1(9 A., wetl Imp.. 8 int. from Elk Creek,
Johnson Ce , Neb.; dost to schoel. Price
1136 per A.
330 A. 3 nil S. W. of Coleridge; welt
imp. 1 a line larm. sue per A. ussy
terms.
339 A- near Pmaha ; the very best 1364
per A.
I also offer 3 good 40-acre farms, all
nice to-aere farms and twa well Imp. 189
sere farms. If Interested, see
PAUL PETERSON.
363,4 Brandets Theater Bide. Omaha.
Neb., er Blair, Neb. Tel. Douglas 1980
pr Walnut 8196.
40P ACP Ea. "Cr'STKH OVNTYTIni proved
farm; valley end table-land, goed soli. 1U
miles from town 499 population, (0 rode
from school; 246 crop, 15 meadow, 60 pas
ture; (60 per acre. $19,000 cssh. Inquire
Ml ttranasls mag.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, 24 seres tin
preyed, five miles from Sunol, Cheyenne,
Co., Neb. Price 336.00 per acre, Terms,
half sash No trade eonslrtered. C U.
Moore, owner, Anthon, la., R. F. P.
C Crt
O C
MONEY HARRISON A MORTON
916 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
5
CITY OARVIN BROS .
LOANS. Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg.
LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY.
W. H. TH OMAS c SON. Keellne Bl d g
LOW RATES-p-e. Q. CARLBERO, 32 Bran
dels Theater Bldg. b. 685.
Btocts and Bonds.
(9.000 ten-year S'i per cent first mortgage
secured ny farm near umana.
ft H. LOUGEE. INC.,
(38 Keellne Bldg.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENTS.
320 acres, all good levej land, 3 miles
depot, fenoed. house, barn chicken house,
wel, 1866.
389 acres, ail level, good sal), 1200.
645 4cres, half good lavsl land, f'ne
grass, half timber, plose ta railroad, $200;
filing fees and all. Will go put Sunday
night. Came at once. 181$ podge St.,
Omaha.
Minnesota Lands.
stock ' qnowBRs"rTrT"ENTiQtf 6o,ol
acreg flf el) koe cut over lands In north
central Minnesota at $3.00 ta $16.00 per
acre, small cash payment, balance long
time. Abundance of native and tame
grass. Close to best markets. On lakes
r streams. Timber for fue and shelter.
List and map free. FILLSBUR? LAND
SYNDICATE, 1230 Met. Lfe Bldg., Min
neapolis, Minnesota.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA,"
266 and 240 acres Adjoining stork
farms. Good buildings in fins repair,
new fences. Corn crop excellent. Prices
and terms right, s must sell one or both
this year. Owner, Wm. B. Hubbard, Pipe
stone, Minn.
Nebraska Lands. "
SOME NEW DESCRIPTIONS
AND PRICES.
1 am just getting out some new de
scriptions and prices of pieces I have
here for sale. My older HstsV were so
chopped up by reason of having sold so
many places off those lists, that I have
hated ta Aise there; lately because the
prospect let P1" mind set en some par
ticular place and then when he finds
that place is gold, fta la dissatisfied with
anything else.
I have eonie mighty fine plaoes which
I am quoting you lit my new lists, Write
me at oqee for descriptive matter, pic
tures of Crawford, picturts ef places
which I have for sale and same descrip
tions. They are free and I an glad to
send them, to you.
Just g smattering of the many places I
quote In these descriptions, fallows:
699 acres, 160 acres under cultivation,
600 acres can be cultivated., al) fenced
and cross-fenced, running water, timber,
blue grass and clover pasture, $8 head
of dairy stock, one saddle fnare, one
geidlng, full line of machinery, plenty of
feed for this winter, all goes In with the
deal, only $85 per acre. This is only 6Vs
miles from Crawford and only three mlle
from railroad loading station.
1,047 acres, known as the Old Lake
Ranch. 809 acres can be cultivated. 100
acres ts under cultivation, soma good al
falfa, nice lake, stacked with fish, twa
streams of running water, plenty of tim
ber, some imDrovements. all fenced and
cross-fenced, only 6ty miles from Craw'
ford, only iV miles irom loaning station.
Large, real bargain at $17.60 per acre.
880 acres, improved, two milea from,
Glen, I miles from Crawford, 260 acres
can be farmed, balance, gead pasture, tim
ber an4 running water, oply $18 per acre.
340 miles, 3V miles out from Crawford;
nice new frame house; frame barn, coal
and wood house; 60 acres under cultiva
tion; 170 acree ean be cultivated, balance
heavily grassed; excellent pargan, fti per
acre.
320 acres, tty miles from Crawford; 100
acres under cultivation, some alfalfa, good
big buildings, but tn poor repair, Entire
place can he cultivated. Bight In the
heart of the high priced land. Only $46
per acre.
160 acres, 4 miles from Crawford, every
aore cap be farmed; pa Improvements; $35
per acre. ,
820 acres, miles frm Wbltitey. 76
acree ean be farmed, palanee well grassed,
running water; big bargain; enly $18 per
acre.
' 339 aeras, I miles from Whitney, 13
miles from Crawford, lays as level as a
home floor. 849 acres unrles eultivatlon,
balance cats good hay. All fenced, good
sail, na tmprpvementsj $3$ per acre.
489 seres, 7 miles from Oralis, 11 miles
from Whitney, i4 miles from Crawford.
Right on the Deadweo?PeHYer 8cenlc
highway. Mall tioutea end, telephone.' Not
much (mprevementa. 40 (tptes under cul
tivation, 496 acres can be cultivated. Bal
ance well grassed- Only $13-50 per acre.
1,440 acres, I miles frem town, fenced
and crass tensed. Reservoirs holding
plenty of water, cuts good hay. 706 pr 800
acres farmable, balance heavily grassed.
This Is a fine fa.rm, ranch proposition. Only
$36 per acre.
Twa 49 acre tract right Joining town,
'fine layout. All under cultivation. Ex
cellent potato (and. $1,006 down en each,
balance payable crap payments win handle
either pr both, A11 109-acre tract Join
ing town just en the ether eide. Good big,
new barn, 32x48, good well and engine, all
fenced, 79 ta Si seres farmable. Price
$5,660. These three tracts could be bought
with $3,000 down, arid balance payable
alth ene-half the erep each year.
8,419 acres right up an the famous Pine
Ridge. All fenced and cross-fenced, about
300 acres under cultivation, more than
half the place farmable. Two streams of
running water, w ills and windmills. Good
improvements and en all .ground excel
lent ranch. $18 per acre ke It If sold
this fall. 808 head ef stock could go with
the place at 66 per cent or 66 per cent of
their Value If gold with the. place. Poor
health Is the enly reason for this man
selling eut. A quick change is absolute
necessary. Easy terms en the ranch It
self without th (.stock and, If you want to
take the stock over, can give yeu good
terms op that. Hera I an opportunity for
someone to get Into the ranch buslnese on
a big money-making basis and fight away.
M,y man steps eut and. yqu step in.
169 acres. IVs miles from Crawford,
good set Improvements, 66 acres under
cultivation, j 20 acres farmable, running
water and timter anil blue grass pasture,
takes up gome 80 pr 49 acres. Only $35
per acre.
80 acres, all farmable. running water, no
Improvements. About half under cultiva
tion. 3 miles froin Crawford. Only $45
per sere.
These are enly a few of my many offer
ings. If yau want to get a real quick bar
(fain get right on the train and come.
Figure eut yaur finances so you will know
Just what you can handle and be able to
act at ence. However, tf you can't come
Immediately, write m for my list and
pictures above described.
Bewere ef the Curbstone! when you ar
rive In Crawford. They are an unoertain
quantity. If yau should throw In with
them don't complain If you get bit. I
have been here constantly in business for
ten years and defy anyone to show other
than a clean, straight line of development,
promotion and settlements of northwest
Nebraska. When yeu arrive In Crawford,
ask any honest man fep my effiee. He
will be glad to tell yqu I am sure,
Most sincerely yours.
ARAH L. HUNOERFORD.
Crawford, pawes County, Neb.
SMALL Nebraska farm en easy payments
5 acres up. We farm the farm we sell
you The Hungerford Potato Growers
association. 15th and Howard (SIS., Omaha.
Douglas 837 .
FOR SALE by owner, 844. acres 3 mllea north
of Bennington; well Improved; all under
cultivation. Address Mrs. Nicholas rater-
sn, Bennington, Neb.
A FIRST -A.ASS 320-acrv farm, 4Vs mi fas
iiuiii iltigwH, ftBQ, Trail fiiipiuvcu
and all good land, will sell or exchange
See Q. A. Kull, Oakland, Neh.
SEVERAL coed northeast Nebraska farm
bargains; essy term It desired. A. A
Pstsmsn, "88 Securities Bldg.
LIST your lands for quick results with C
J Canan. 610 MoCagus Bldg., Omahs.
Oregon Lands.
"Heart a( the Raogu."
Jordan valley prelect, Oregon, 44,000
acres Irrigated land. Free map, Nest ex
eurslon October (,
HARLEY J. HOOER?
940 Fltst Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Texas Lands,
LANDS AT (air value assured by Chamber
of Commerce, New plans to settle and
dovelop the most fertile lends of South
Texas Immediately adjacent fine market.
Farming and dairying demonstratlen un
der our direction. Only approved lands
offered for sale, If yon want to awn a
farm write for booklet J, Agricultural
Dept., Chamber of Commerce, Houston,
To"-
GOOD corn Jane,," East Texas, $15 an aora.
Get my frei book.
W. 9. FRANK, 801 Neville Bloefc, Omaha.
Wyoming Lands,
10 QUARTER SECTIONS, unimproved. Per
kins county, Nebraska, land; good soil,
Blose to railroad. Can sell on payment of
$599 to $899 per quarter and carry bal
ance against land five and ten years at
4 per cent Write for particulars. Miner
A Bradley, Grand Island, Neb.
FOR SALE; Cheap, my improved 156-acre
farm near Ponca, Neb., easy terms if
desired. Address Dr. O. W. Gillin. $1$
F. L. t T. Bldg, Slouz City, la.
" WH Wr AND. WYO . LAND.
- HBATLAND, WYO.,
We can cell you a farm three te ten
rnlles from good railroad town at 138 ta
$80 per gore, Including paid-up water
rights; one-third ta one-quarter down,
balance easy terms.
With rich al and never-falling water
supply, we raise the crops.
Splendid water end fine climate. Lands
proteeted by the mautains on the west
and northwest. .
We raise, 60-lb. wheat $8 to 50 bu, to
acre.
We raise 40-lb. oats ?5 to f 00 bu. to the
acre.
We raise 4 ta $ to ' alfalfa ta the
acre.
We raise 200 to 400 bushels of potatoea
to the gore. 1
We reise 19 ton) of sugar beet to the
acre.
We raise an abundance of applet and
small fruit.
69,008 acres cf land to aelekt from.
Send ue ysur name gnd address end we
will mall partleulars. Excursions weekly.
Pew R, R, feres.
WYOMING. DEVELOPMENT CQ
uwriss'i
Wheatland, Wye., Land.
Ex-Gevernor Joseph V. Carey, Prat.
Henry Levi and O. It. Rylanier,
general Sales Asenta,
854:57 pmaha National Bank Bldg.
Omaha. Neb. Tel. Deuarlaa 694.
WANTED-Eight or mora AmerlpanlStlsens
l . . 1 .1 v.- I.,.....J lm flllna Bit
WHO wwum uo ,,. .,,.pi -..
government all land n Wyoming, se I da
locating, validating, and filing. Prleea
reasonable. Can give best of reference
from Casper, Wy. Write pr eall on B.
T. Evans, 4640 Dndg St., pmaha, T
telephone Walnat 1633.
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Organised by the Businuis Men of Omaha.
FURNITURE, piano and notea as security,
$40, 6 mo., II. goods, total cost, $3.(0.
$40, ( mo., indorsed notes, total Vost, $2.60
Smaller, Inrge am'ts proportionate rate.
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439 Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam- Ty. 86$.
rEOAtT RATES WAN
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- Easy payments Utmost privacy
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OMAHA LOAN COMPANY,
QIAUONPS and Jewelry loans at Si and
IH per cent; private booths. W. p. Flatau,
601 Securities (Rose) Bldg, Tyer 150.
nrivrnNrv inn .TKWHLRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan bootha. Harry
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LEGAL NOTICE.
" The annual meeting of the Forest Lawn
Cemetery association 'for the election of
trustees and the transaction of such busi
ness may com Mre it wl be bald
Tuesday. ' October 18, 1917, at i p. m., at
the offices pf th association, lit Bran.,
dels Theater Bldg. U. U MANN,
Secretary.
8310ntl8D?t.
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE
With Light Receipts of Corn
Prices Fluctuated From One
and One-Half Gents Higher
to One Cent Lower.
Omaha, Oet. 11. 1917.
Receipts for todsy market were com.
pargtlvely light, pnly 1)4 earg being re,
ported In Buyer were not keen for th
coarser grains. Twenty-four csr of wriest
wsre ea the floor snrl a greet number ef
these were sent direct to th mills, while the
rest were either diverted or ordered for
storage.
Arrivals of corn Were unusually light, only
38 cars of this cereal being reported. Spot
quotation were very uneven, flaurea on ail
grade running generally Itye higher to Jo
lower than yesterdsy' gale. There were no
sale of white corn, sellers asking more
far their offerings than buyer were In
clined I Py. Ne. t yellnw laid at $1.85
and $.8t and en car of No, I yellow sold
nt $1.66, while sale of the No. 3 mlxatl
ranged from 11.13 H to $1.88. No. 4 mixed
anld at $1.64 U and two cars ef near white
brought 11.93V, and $1 94
Cash quotations on oat were unchanged
to a fraction lower, a few ealre being msds
at a 14e decline. The demand for this oereal
was sqmewtut slow, hilt th hulk of thfae
esmnles were disposed by noon. Th "lan
ds rd grsde cold at $7o and 67 He. and the
No. 8 white a. 1644 0 and Ho. and a few
ear ef N. 4 white sold for 86 and ic.
Sample eats went at 56 Ho.
Receipts of rye and bsrey were I end
I car rtsneetively, and the spot figuree
on both three eeresl wera unchanged from
y terdy, with. good demand for either.
No. t rve solrl at 3171 and 81. 78ty and en
cr ef Nt, ' ry brought 31. 73. No. t barley
seld at 11,1'' 1Mb csr coming from esstern
Colorado, an ' two or "t No. 4 old at
$1.39 gnd $1.88 these being shipped from
oentral Nebraska.
Clearance war, wheat and four equal to
773.000 bushels; corn, 8,000 bushels, oats,
198 999 bushels.
Primary wheat rernlnte were 664,999 bush
els end shipments 3S6.000 bushe's.
Prlmarr corn receipts were 2l.oop pan
els, and shipments 191,000 bushels.
Primary oats recelnte were i.nua.ouo
bushel gnd shipments , 686.690 bushels.
CARPOT RKCKJPT8-
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago
Minneapolis ........
nuluth .,
Omaha .,
Kansas City
St. Louis ,.
Winnipeg .,
43
$38
194
84
70
88
53$
6
83
8
18
Oat
17$
43
39
43
The islet were reported today)
Whaat-Nn. 1 dark herd wlnteri It ears
I per sent oocasgei, si. is. no. s narq win.
ter: egr (Vi per cent dockage), $118;
1 ear (5 per oent duokaae, $8.13. No. I
hard winter; 1 car (5 par pent dncikaeo),
83.09: 1 car it uer cent dockaael. 83.08: 1
car (t per cent dockage), $3.09; J car
(Ne. t red spring, mixed, 1 per cent dock
age), $3,04. No. 4 hard winter; 1 ear (4
per cent rye, 4 per cent dockage). $3.67.
No. 6 hard winter: 1 bulkhead (5 per cent
rye, 1 per cent dockage), $8.08. Sample
hard winter: 1 bulkhend (lti per rent dock
age), $(.?8. feapiplo hard wlntert ) bulkhead
(IV- per tent dockage). 11.88. no. 2 north
ern spring; 1 .car (5 per sent doekageV
$1.13. (No. 1 dark northern, spring: $ cars
(4 per cent doakage), (3.16. No. 8 red
sprlngi 1 egr (smutty? per sent dueksge),
si.Dti. no,. reu spring; 1 car per oen
dockage), $3.84. No. 8 mljed hard red win
ter: 1 ear (M per cent dockage), $3.11.
No. 1 amber durum: ear tie per pent deck
age), $$.9. No- I am Uer durum: t para
IH per cent dockage), 13.16. no, I red
durum; 1 ear () per cent dnckege), $8.65 1
8 ear (ft per sent dockage), $9.95; I car
(musty), (2.04. no. 4 red iumm; 1 oar
41 per pent dockage), $1.18, No, I red
dqrum; t car (2.6 per sent dockage, 5.6
per cent rye). $1.88. Med grain; I ear
tin per eeni ryet, n.oi.
Rye Nei 1; 4 care, $1.T1U; 1 par, $1.71 j
3-5 car. $1.71. No. 4; I rare, $1.73.
Barley rNo. 1: 1 car (Colorado). 61.16.
No, 4:(1 ear, $1.18; oar (oentral Nebraska),
(1.30. No. 1 feed: 1 car (western Ne.
brsska), $1.17, Rejected! 1 oar, $116.
$ white: 1 car. $1.88. No.
yellowi $ cars,. $1.86; 5 cars, $1.36. No
-No.
Corp
Howl
yellowi ) car, $1.8$
Na. 1 mixed 1 $ ears,
$1.85: 1 ears. 31.84 'A.! 1-1 esr. $1.83v. No.
mixed: 1 car" (near white), 8)1.04 ; 1 car.
(near white), $I.a(Vt; 1 car, (1.64. Ham,
pie mixed 1 1 car (pearyellnw), $1.84.
Oats Standard: 8 cars, 67ic; 1 cars, 57o.
No. 8 whit; 7 ears, 57c 1 4 oars, 66 c. No.
4 white: I cars, 56 Vie; 1 ear, 66V1C. Sample
white; ( gars, f S Vi 0. . No, 4 mixed: 1 oar,
Omaha Cash Prior Corn: No, 3 whit,
31.97til.88. No. 8 veltow. 31.8501.66. No. 8
yellow, $1.841.66. No. t mixed, $1,834 Iff
J. 16. No. 3 mixed, $1.8801.84. natal No. $
white, 67H&67IAC. Standard, 67967140. No.
8 white, $64t67p. No. 4 White, 66 V. 4 66 44 0.
Barley: Malting, $1.21 $1. 27, No. 1 feed,
l.98l.$9, Rye; No, $, $t,fff.73H. No,
, $1.70fj)1.71.
Chicago 12:46 m. prices furnished The Bee
by Logan & Bryan, stock nnrl grain brokers.
3)5 South Sixteenth street, Omaha
Close. Yes'y.
Corn. i
.tan. 1 09 1 09 l08Vji 1 08 109Vi
Deo. 113 1151,1112 1 13 113
May 1 ISVg 108107Vi 1 084 108
Oslf. ! I
Dee. 57 (8V. 67 68 (7
May 69V4 80 69 59 69
Pork.
Oct, 41 00 43 60 41 60 43 09 48 26
Jan. 48 99 43 99 49 76 41 60 43 39
Lard.
Oet, 18 59 $8 5( 8 15 $1 (6 '3 60
Jan. 33 83 2$ $2 20 55 11 79 $1 87
Rib.
Oet. if 66 7 11 2 00 17 It 27 60
Jan. 28 18 $8 14 SI 85 $3 45 88 10
REAL ESTATETRANSFERS
Adel Naye and wife to Joseph Van
Ryekeghem and wife, Fortieth etreet,
160 feet north of Q street, east side,
40xl$O $ 600
feter C. Hemmingsen and wife to
Samuel E. Bamford, Pinkney street,
193.7 feet west of Thirty-first street,
south side, 60x188 2,860
Peter C. Hemmingsen, and wf to
Samuel E. Baiuford, Taylor street,
328 feet west of Thirty-third street,
south side, 50x129.6 .s 2,750
finudt Thompson and wife to Rev.
Peter O. Nolson, southwest eorner ,
Thirty-sixth and California, atreatg,
66x69 , $".48?
Hastings & Heyden to William B. Al
exander, Blnney street, 200 feet
west of Fortieth street, north side,
60xl$0 ., $8
Oscar Manger apd wife ta porg Horn,
Twenty-fourth street, 899 feet north
of tlahler street, east Side, 60x12$.,
Clayton W. DeLamatre apd wife to
Margaret B. Haller, Florenoe boule
vard, 48 feet south at Hlmebaugh.
avenue, west side, 84.33x814 1
Michael L. Clark, sheriff, tfl. Sara A. .
Stebbins, Twentieth street, 109.6 feet
north f Elm street, east side, 68x145 2,100
William C. Norrls t Endl Toth, Oa
den street, 248.8 feet west of Th'rs
teenth etreet, south side, 41133. 499
Nora A. Weekes and husband to 8.
B. Poyle, Twenty-third street, IH
feet south of K street, WMt lids,
60x50 1,606
Bt. Louis Plv Htoek Market.
St. Louis, Oct. lt.wTeatth3-rBolpl, 7,169
head; market lower; native beef steers, $8.00
&17.68; yearling stenrs and heifers, $7.00
f7.90; cows, $5.00010.60; stockers and feed
ers, $6.6011.50; Texas quarantine steers,
$6.7510.10; flr to prime southern beef
steers, $9.00012.75; beef cows and heifers,
$6.09,10.00: prime yearling steers and belfr
ers. $7.59910.00; native calve, $5.76$)
1,5.69.
Hogs Receipts, 6.900 head; market lower;
lights. $18.25)18.90; pigs. $16.0017.75;
mixed an' butchers, $I8.2513.39; good
heavy, $18.5019.25; bulk of sales, $18.86
g19.36.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.100 head;
market steady; lambs. $13.00018.901 ewes,
$10.50611.60; wethers, $U.6613.69; can
ners, $500 8.60.
Kan hks City Live Mock Market.
Kansas City, Oil. H- Cattle Rueeipts,
7.900 head; market, weak; prime fed steers,
$16.0017.00; drossed beef steers, $11.60
16.60; southern steers, $7.00011.00; cows,
$5.60S9 60; heifers, $5.50013.00; stockers
and feeders. $6.90pl4.50; bulls, 86. 268. 99;
calves, 36.6013.60.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head: market, lowr
er; bulk of sales, $1. 50 18.10; heavy, $18.85
019.30; packers and butchers. $18.68 18.$$,
tight. $18.0019.00; pig, $16.860 17 $9.
Hheep and Lambs Receipts, 9,096 hed;
-.,X A.. l.mk, Sit ll&eilfl fit, a r
jings, 312.00 41 13.75, wethers, $11.90$). 8.$9;
ewes, siv vutsi j.in.
New York pry Goods. v
New York, Oct. ll.-r-Dry Goods-rCatton
goods here today were firm and yarn in
better demand. Long cloths and cambric
advanced )o yard. Raw silk w mf
active and wool markets very ateady.
CHICAGO GRAIN ANp PROVISION!1.
Corn Rallies From Report That Government
Plcens Will Not Interfere.
Chicago, Oct. 11. Reports thgt. govern
ment license regulation fur th handling
of foodstuffs would not apply to dealing
on th Board pf Trade, hlp8t, tU rly the
corn and provialon markets ' today from
acute weakness. Corn closed nervous,. at the
same s yesterday's finish to lo higher,
with December, $1.14 to $1.14, and May,
$1.09 to $1.10. Oats gained o to e.
Provisions after a collapse that reached an
extreme of $2.56, ended th day at lasses
of 60c to $1.20. a
Corn lipwed hesltfney at th opening,
then quickly plunged down grade on talk ef
$1 a bushel rs the aim pf the food ad
ministration. Besides, pefi talk had ac
quired decided force and was accompanied
by heavy selling ascribed to Important
foreign sources, Th market, though, re
bounded during th last ftalf of the ses
sion, aided by evenlng-up for the holiday
tomorrow, al well as by abatement of anx
iety in regard to chances of radical govern
ment mGsaure touching corn.
Big export purchases had a strengthen
ing effect on oats.
Brest la liquidation, on the part ef held
erj breke provisions severely for the third
day tn eqcoesslon. The flurry about in
creased government control appeared later,
however, to have subsided In the main.
New ' . t
Now York, Oct. 11. Flour Easy; spring
patents, $11.15011.45; winter patents. $10.65
010.90; winter straight-, $10.3310 65; Kan
pas straights. $:!.. '"1' '
Corn Spot, steady; No. 2 yellow, $2.08;
No. $ mixed, $2.60, 0. I. f. New York.
Barleyr-rWeskerj feeding, $1.18; malting,
$1.4401.4$: California, $MQ '
York.
Feed Steady; western bran, $36.68; stand
ard middlings, $41.56; city bran, $37.00, all
In 180-lb. lacks. v
Hay Quiet; No. 1, $1.1991.16; No. 2,
$1.15(8)1. 20; No. 3, 95c$.106; shipping, 90
0960.
Hops Steady: state, medium to choice,
1817, 89t88e; 1916, nominal Pacific coast,
1917, 4043o; 1918, $327c
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Oct. 11. Cattln Receipt, 11,000
head; market, steady; native steers, $7,200
17.50: western steers. $6.3G14.76; stockers
and feeders, $6.25011.(0; eows and heifers,
$5.156?18 36; calves, $9.60916.99.
Hogs--flecelptB, 10,000 head; market,
weak: 59a under yesterday' average: bulk
of sales, $17.70(i18.6Q; light, $16.75 WIS 60;
mixed, J17.00J1 IS.80; rough, $) 17.00 17.30 ;
plKs. $12.60016.26.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, J6.009 head;
weak; wtthers, $9.1013.00; ewes, $8.00
11.86; lambs, $13 ,519)18.85.
Slonx City Live Stack Market.
Sioux City, Oct. H-rCattle Receipts, $,
690 head; market weak; beef steer. $7. 00 if
16.06; fat vows and heifers, $6.509.0,0;
canners, $5 3508 86; stockers gnd feeders,
$7.90s12.(0; ealves, $7.68911.(9; bulls,
stag, ete., $6.9008.80; feedipf cow and
heifer, $d.80&$.$6.
Hogs Receipts, $.508 head) market !6o
to 860 lower! light, $18. 46f 18.76; mixed,
$18.691$ 79; heavy, $18.69919.00: pig,
$17.96018.98; hulk at sale, $18.60l8.79.
Sheep gnd pambs Receipts, 1,000 head:
market steady.
Minneapolis tiraln Market.
Minneapolis, Oct. 11. Flour Market un
changed. Ry-$.691.88.
Barley (1.1091.38.
Bran $30.00 81.00.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Cattle 15c to 25c Off For the
Week; Hogs 25c to 40c
Lower; Good Demand
for Sheep,
Omaha, Ootolwr 11, 1917.
Receipts were Cattle. Hons. Sheep.
Official Monday ......14.667 1,639 18,87$
Official Tuesday ..,,.11,61 4,338 19,008
official Wednesday ,.10,69i 4,flnj sa.ivs
Kstimate Thursday .. 6,600 4.600 23,909
Four days this week 43.168, 15,966 83.169
Same days last week. .60,095' 16.649 14. 563
Sams days $ wk, ago. 6s, 693 14,901 131.547
flame days 3 wks. ago.4.S7 20,Jii 111.303
Same days 4 wks. ao.8S.)HS ll,s;6 107,347
Sams days lust year,. 43, 81 lt,4S0 121,639
Cattle , goed average Thuradny run of
cattle showed up today, 1,500 head, but the
four days' receipts have been fully 7,000
smaller than for the corresponding period
a week ago. There was no improvement In
the quality of the offerings, and compara
tively little change In the general market.
Desirable beef steera and cows were scarce
snri quality fully stesdy with Wednesday as
well a a week ago. On th plain or Inbe.
tween cattle It woe the usual slow and ir
regular trade with the tread ef vslues
downward, the decline for the week amount
ing to 16925a on all except the choice
cattle.
Ill stockers and feeder the trade pre
sented no new features. Anything that had
weliht and quality gold readily and well,
but It was pretty close to a ISo lower deal
on the general run of light and medium
weight, stock as compared with th first of
the week.
Queletlnns en cattle: Trim havy beeves.
816 096117.09: stood to choice beeves. $11,009
16.99: fair to good beevis, $18.00913.60;
Mmmsn ta fair beeves, 88. 99911. 00; good
to rhotce yearllnaa. $l4.oni6.50;' fair ta
good yesrftngs, $!3.89(M4.00i common to
fstr yeerllnM. 8T.l0Mli.H0i prim heavy
grass beeves. $13.00 4 86: good to cholee
gross beeves, 310. now I J.oo; fair to good
grass beeves, $9 99910.00; common o fair
grass beeves $7.6903.75;' good tn choice
heifers, $8.0093 36; good to choice eows,
$7.760$. 99; fair to goad cows, $6.6007.50;
common to fair rows. $3.0096 26; prim
feeding steer. $19.99014.1(1 good to choke
feeders, $H.CI 916.90; fair to good feeders.
$7.6098.(0) common to fair feeders, $6,000
7.891 good to choice Hooker. $3.60010.00;
stock heifers, $6.600$. 00; stock row, $6.09
97.69; stack calve, $6.(098.60; veal rslves,
$8.89911.06; bulla, slags, (., $5.40 7.50.
Representative sales.
BEEP STEERB.
No, , Av. Pr. No. A. Pr.
16 669 $7 89 th, 739 $t $9
I $37 $ $6
COWS.
1 83$ $ 16 1... 868 I 9
1 93$ $5 4...,..,. $1$ I 35
1 679 $ 69 t 1078 $ (9
it 181$ 8 $0
RTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 (85 $ 49 15 861 T IS
22,,. 120 8 10 81.,.,,,,. $30 $ 40
NEBRASKA.
19 feeders. $2$ I $0 I feeders. $99 $ 00
1 feedere. 888 8 96
COLORADO.
10 feeders 871 7 60 6 steer., $$$ ( 10
MONTANA.
44 steers. .1198 18 69 23 feeders 1192 11 40
U cows. ,.1031 1 49
WYOMING. I
23 feeders. (6$ 8 20 oow(,,.004 7 85
4 heifers, 66$ I 16 13 stoek's. 664 8 25
13 steers. .1003 19 99 $7 feeders. 1001 10. 60
6 steers. ,1290 11 10
Hogs Receipts ware moderate, but ow
ing to yesterday's bad break In provisions
packers were very bearish, gnd with hardly
any shipping competition they succeeded in
buying the bulk of today' offering at
prices that were 36tf40o lower. After the
market was established sellers put loose
rather freely and a pretty good clearance
was made by 16 o'clock. Bulk of the sale
was mad at f '8.40fJU.$0, ana) fha top was
$1810.
Representative It,
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
61. .$1$ 166 1$ 111 63., $7$ 169 $18 16
66. .261 ... 1$ 49 68, .871 8$ 1$ 46
64. .368 139 16 69' 61. .$11 -49 13(5
62. .252 ... 13 (0 76. .213 80 1$ 61
66. .260 ... 18 19 86. .$21 40 13 75
49. .24$ .., 18 19
PIQ8J.
45, .187 ... 17 75 83. .131 ...
Sheep and Iambs Th run of sheep was
fairly large for a Thursday, but the (seder
outlet continue good, and the market was
fairly active with the general ton ta) prices
stronger. Good feeding lamb sold around
$18.85018.40. Fat stuff was about steady,
$18.90918.86 buying fair to good killing
lambs. Old sheep continue uneven with
(he general trade fully ateady.
Quotation on sheep and lambs; Lamhs,
fair to pholce, $11.69011.(5) lambs, feeder,
$17.40018.48; lambs, culls, $18.89019.69)
yearlings, fair to choice, $12.00013.60; year
lings, feeders, $12.00913.60; wethers, fn If to
choice, $11.00012.75; eWts, fair to choice,
$10.00911.26; ewes, culls and feeders, $6.60
010.50; ewes, breeders, all age, $19,600
17.60.
D.n....t.4lll. .al...
No. Av. Pr. V
168 Wyoming lambs 70 17 85
OK Native Imb 70 17 63
(3 Wyoming fettling ewes.... 88 8 $9
$1 Wyoming feeding lambs..., 65 17 69
174 Idaho feeder lamb 69 17 35
18 Idaho feeding lambs 61 18 35
NEW YORK STOCKS
Rails Are Liquidated, Bally,
and Finally Fall Away To
ward Active Close of
Market;
New York, Oct. 11. Investment stocks,
principally rails, were again, extensively
liquidated in th early stage of today'
trading, .rallied moderately on th more
restrained operation of th mid-session and
fell away again toward the active close.
Much of the temporary improvement,
which favored war stocks and specialties
morn than standard Issues, was ascribed tn
short covering, that faction evidently deem
ing it advisable to take profits and other
wise reduce committment ever the ap
proaching holiday. Renewal of pressure in
the last hour wa doubtless Impeded, how
ever, by the rather meager buying power,
or lack of public inquiry. '
Early declines parried St. Paul common
and preferred and Baltimore ; Ohio com
mon and preferred to new low records at ex
erenie ri'tslnns of $ tn 8 points, Union
Psclflo, Canadian Pacific, Nurthsrq Pacific.
Oreat Northern, Chicago & Northwestern,
Reading, Norfolk A Western and New York
Central, included he other rail that broke
1 t IVs point to the lowest quotation of
the year or for a much longer period.
Weakness In this Important division
again aff eted every other branch of th
market, notably prominent industrials. In
which early lendenclse were mainly towards
betterment, galna of 1 ts $ polnta soon be
ing effaced.
United State Steel rallied from It Inw
of 101 to 104, but closed at 10$ un
changed on the day. Other steals and equip
ments, metals, oil and specialties lsn re
versed their course, eloslug at alight de
cline or nominal gains. Shippings showed
underlying strength, likewise the motor is
sues Sale amounted to $69,909 shares.
Honda were Irregular on heavier offerings.
The Liberty 8s changed hands st 99(8
to 99.880. Total bond sales, par value, $.
195,098. United Hlglea 8s deyllned a quarter
and 4a a half.
Number of sale and range of prices of
the leading stocks:
Sales. High.
8,068 17
7.708
1,709
3,498
8,899
8,106,
(6
65
30
167
Amer. Beet Suggs,
American Cgq . .,,
Amer. C. A F
Amer. Locomotive.
Amer. ft. R . . . . .
Amer, Sugar Rot,
Amer. T. T 1,99(1 $16
Amer. , L. 8. 609 UU
Anscendg Copper.) 11,809 (6
Atchhjon. ., ' 1,999 (114
A., 0. Vf. t I. I 3,709 J 98
Bal. 4 Ohio $1,99 $7
Butt Sup. Cp. 1,109 11
cai. Petroleum I,. 109 14
Canadian
Central I,
Chee. Ohio .... 1.9
C. M. Bt. P.... 1,609
Chi. V N. W 1.109 $00
O., R. f. A P. cfs. 7,900 $4 '4
China Copper i. .., ,)89 46
Colo. P. & I....... $.409 89
Corn Product Co, 7,609 13
Crucible Steel .... 31,799 66
Cuba Can Sugar , 3,000 $7
Dlatiller' Sec...... 16.901) 86
Erie '. ... 8,800 19
General Electric, 1,898 198
General Motor .. $,309 199
Ot, No. pfd 8,989 91
Gt. Na. Ore clfs... 5.899 89
Illinois Centrsl ,. 1,509 109
Inspiration Copper, JL"6
Low.
74
39
(6
68
88
106
n
13
111
$4
18
18
Paclflo . 14.068 1,4941 146 148
Leather.. 4 11.699 .76 13 Ji
Ohio .... 3,990 534 62 63
69 46
98
88
48
87
$7
63
17
8'.
J8
188
85
Close.
76
40
66
64
88
10S
16
(9
81
9$
16
46
109
23
44
8ti
38
66
36
33
16
(6
99 10
Int. M. M. pfd.
Inter. Nlnhel
Inter. Paper
K. C. Southern ...
Kenneoott Copper..
Loul Nash- 1
Maxwell Motor ,
Miami Coppr . .,,
Mei. Petroleum....
Missouri Paclflo .,
Montana power ,
Nevada Copper . . .
New York Central.
N. T X. H. H..
Norfolk 4k West,,,
Northern Paclflo,.
Paclfia Mall
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal ..
Ray. Con. Copper.
Heading
Uepubllo I. fl.,,
Phsttuck Aria. Cop.
Southern Pacific,
Southern Ry. ... ..
studnbakar Corp.,,,
Texas 0
Union Paclflo ....
U. H. Ind. Alcohol.
16,800
6,699
$.809
809
18,900
46
84
81
18
17 .
16
19
18
44
$8
81
11 4
19
34
$9'
33
17jt
s
1,904 118)4 $18 111
$.100
4,194
4,109
1,808
409
1,809
4.806
8.689
1.400 1
$.909 87
34
89
88
18
12vJ
106
it
ii
77
II
10
87
43
89
87
17
68
17
10
$7
10$
$0
H
75
75
$0
18
18
80
108
18,809
V,609
$1,499
19,1100
600
$.809
10,000
1.469
1,600
16.104
4,986
U. fl. Steal ,.,,.,.145,809
U. 8. Stool pfd,,., 3,400
Utah Copper 15,809
Wabash 1 f d "B" .. 1,100
Western Union ... 609
Weatlne-housa Bt... 104
Total sale for th day, 9tt8,009 shares.
. 1 ,1 . 1
33
39
88
$6
79
18
71
17
106 C
16
14
69
47
23
16
7
lots
89
87 U
43
148
123
isH
146 140
126 733
l!Vi 1364
104 101 101
116 113 118
84 $1$ 84
18 18 IS
88U. 16 86
4814 41 J1
FORTUNES IN OIL
Th Uteet map of th famou Big Muddy
Oil Field of Wyoming, (holing all th dif
ferent properties, sent fre udp" request.
tiki. HI ifet.Mut Hnnri mi An,,.
the Van Keuren'MtuweH
Investment Co,
639 Foatr Building, Pvr, Colo.
THE MERIT OF VIRGINIA HOG REMEDY
TO BE DEMONSTRATED TO GOVERNMENT
COMPETITIVE TEST PLANNED UNDER SUPERVISION
OF EXPERTS, AT WHICH TIME SUPERIORITIES
OF ANTI-CHOLERIC WILL BE CLEARLY
DEMONSTRATED, CLAIM VIRGINIANS
MINOR TESTS NOT CONCLUSIVE AND PERMISSION
REFUSED REPRESENTATIVES TO PARTICIPATE
IN THEM,
"TOO MANY OWE LIVELIHOOD TO SERUM" THEY SAY
We are soon to fnake an exhaustive, thorough and conclusive demon-
titration of the merits of Anti-Choleric Hop; Remedy under the supervi
sion of, experts of the Department of Agriculture at Washington,"
says P. B. Gravely, who is at present in Nebraska introducing
this remarkable Virginian Hog Remedy, "apd if the, test s staged as
suggested and all methods and remedies participate, including serum,
the results will conclusively prove which is the surest, best and most
economical method of cholera prevention and eure, continued Afr,
Gravely.
"Many tests, perhaps prejudiced, are constantly being made and
personally I would like to participate in them all. the following wire
received in answer to my request for permission to assist gentlemen of
Ames, la., however, tells the viewpoint of out home office :
"Cannot grant permission. Test would not be conclusive. Real tests
by parties in no way interested in serum welcomed, though demon
strations conducted now are only to convince skepties as we know
Anti-Choleric te bp everything claimed.
"We have interested officials, Department Agriculture, Washington,
and opportunity for real test in competitipn with all other methoda will
demonstrate its superiorities. "
"Minor teBts of subordinates, local or state, carry too little weight
nationally, so do not lend assistance or donate time or remedy for such
purposes, Government bulletins, issued from Washington will keep all
hog raisers informed. Meantime continue introductory work. Hog raisers
are our final jury. We cannot ward off all attacks from parties makie
or interested in serum, There are too many who owe. trjeif livelihooa
to serum- ' "
ANTI-CHOLERIC STOCK REMEDY CORP."
We arc striving for national distribution so that by quantity pro
duction the cost of Anti-Choleric may be lowered for our own Virginia
Hog raisers. Needless expense in tests and expenditures are- discouraged,
because our folks down in Virginia use lots of Anti-Choleric, not only
to prevent cholera, but to stimulate growth and appetite, and as blood
remedy. Biek hogs are treated with it and used regularly this way about
twice a week, the price, even at one hundred doses for a dollar, costs
a dollar per year per hog and we want to cut that down. ,
We never anticipated the deep-rooted prejudice we hav discovered
here in Nebraska, nor the antagonistic attitude of many who supposedly
are striving as we are for better stock raising conditions, -Te cpnvjne
all, the home office has planned on one grand teBt, which will fqrever
set at rest the fears ef skeptics. In war times such plans are necessarily
slow, but the above telegram shows we are going about this "proof"
business in the usual b-g way, '
We have arranged for the pale of Anti-Choleric Hog Remedy ip at
Jeast one drug store in nearly every town in Nebraska and the glowing
reports of results convinces US our efforts are winning out and if the
reader will secure a hundred-dose dollar package, he, too, will be flonr
vinced of its value as a preventative, tonic, blood remedy, appetizer and
Stimulant to grqwth for hogs. Jf your stqre hasn't Anti-Choleric he can
get some for you from the official' Nebraska distributor for this territory,
Beaton Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. Ask. him to order a dozen hundred-dose
packages or mora today.
