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RECLAIM LAND
Rich Missouri River Bottom
Land to v Be Made
to Yield Crops 1
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. Auburn, Neb., March 6.-(Speciil)
A project to reclaim rich Miisouri
river bottom land i new being or
ganized in the county court of
Atchison county,' Mo., and in the
district courts of Fremont county,
Iowa, and Nemaha county, Nebras
!:a, which in continuity, ' will pass
through the territorjrof three states.
The Nebraska portion of the dike
will be in Island precinct, Nemaha
county, which, is located, on., the
extern shore of the Missouri river,
joiiiinsr Iowa and 'Missouri. This
territory, which consists of five sec
tions of land, was, previous to, July
5. 1867, located on the Nebraska
side of the river. On that day a
ln'g flood occurred and by evulsion
the island was' made a part of the
main eastern shore of the river, the
channel flowing on the west side.
The new drainage and reclama
tion project will be two miles in
length in the Nebraska territory,
.two miles in Iowa and five miles in
Missouri. , It will hold back the
waters of the NJshnabotna river in
flood times and will reclaim thou
sands of acres of rich bottom
lands.
AltVKRTIttEMEXT
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poi
sons from stomach, liver
and bowels.
' Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
Only look for the name California
on the package then you are ure
your child is having the best. and
most harmless laxative or physic
for the little stomach,, liver and
bowels. ' Children love its delicious
fruity taste. Full directions , for
child's dose on each bottle. Give it
without fear.'
Mother! You must say "Califor
nia." . . v
Are You Old
At Fifty?
, How it stings and hurts when the
young folks call you "the old man"
or "the old lady" for the first time!
What (hock to your pride, and
self-conceit. Perhaps you did not
realize that you are growing old and
slowing down! ' v
Nature intended that men and
women, should, be in their prime at
fifty, but' the nervous strain jof mod
ern life, the overwork, worry, and
fear of the future lower the vitality,
undermine the' health and make us
old before our time.
But age is not a matter of years.
There is no necessity for premature
age. The body normally renews it
self every few years. The only dif
ference between youth and age is
that in youth there is an abundance
of cell-salts in the blood, and it is
vitalized with life-giving oxygen.
The abundant cell-salt solution
builds new cells and destroys worn
out cells rapidly. The oxygen vital
izes and electrifies the blood. Youtu
is rich. The hot red blood urges to
activity and pulses rapidly through
the arteries, making the whole body
glow with warmth, yigor and vitality-
t .. v,''
The impoortan'ce of supplying
these cell-salts to the blood has only
reecently been understood and ap
preciated. REOLO combines these
cell-salts so perfectly that they are
easily assimilated by the blood.
' REOLO supplies to the blood the
vitalizing oxygen, the reconstruc
tive cell-salts and the invigorating
organic iron that nature must have
to make rich red blood. It builds
new cells, destroys and eliminates
useless, worn-out cells, strengthens
the walls of the arteries, veins and
capillaries, quickens the circulation
of the blood and sends through the
entire body a stream of rich - red
blood, which gives strength,-energy
and endurance. .-.
Start the REOLO treatment to
day and -you will be delighted with
the steady, " gratifying improvement
in your health. .'The large ' package
of one hundred tasteless,'- pleasant
tableta only costs one dollar, and it
is guaranteed to give satisfactory re
sults or your money will be re
turned immediately.
Sherman tc McConnell Drug Co.,
49th and Dodge, 16th -and Dodge,
16th and Harney, 24th and Farnaui,
19th and Farnam, Omaha, Neb.
New Home
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Of English half-timber and
stucco, with a shingled roof, the
exterior of this cottage is of
charming appearance. There is
an entrance hall with broad,
open stairs and coat closet. A
wide doorway to the living
room which has an open fire
place. The dining room with
bay window, pantry and kitchen
are arranged to give greatest
convenience. Four c bedrooms
containing-an unusually large
number of closets, hall with
linen closet and bath room on
the. second floor.
Clyde Smith Adams, Architect.
"Lovers' Loft" and
Pastor's Study Aid
To Cupid In His Work
Chicago, March 6. A "lovers
loft" has been added to the Im
manuel Baptist church in this city.
The pastor of the church, Dr. John
ston Myers, acted on a suggestion
recently made by the Rev. John
Thompson that all churches should
be equipped with "cozy corners" for
the accommodation of the young
people of the. community.
All the conventional comforts "of
home are guaranteed to the hostage
of Cupid who cannot Jind refuge in
other quarters.
A library, a piano, floor lamps, sta
tionery, writing desks and other
"non-essentials in little Daiuiy's
lexicon of success are there, together
with such absolute requisites as
downy davenports, a myriad of sofa
pillows and adjustments on the
lights that permit of a graduated
shading of illumination. There are
no chaperones or traffic cops to pre
vent crowding. And the little church
mouse will never squeal.
The "lovers' loft" is open to the
matrimonially ambitious swains of
the community all day and every
night of the week. In real desperate
cases the janitor; has been advised
not to invoke the closing law.
There is a beaten path of soft car
pets leading from the "social rooms"
to the pastor's study, where, for a
nominal fee. the "sunshine in your
souls" and "joybells in your hearts"
may be perpetuated by a few appro
priate remarks from Dr. Myers.
Body of Artist Goya to Be
Exhumed for Third Time
Madrid, Mardi 6. The remains of
Goya, the great eighteenth century
painter, seems destined to make a
record in reinternments. For the
third time the body of the artist has
been exhumed and reinterred.
The first exhumation took place
at Bordeaux in 1828. Then in 1890
the artist's body was transported to
Madrid and reinterred in the San
Isidro cemetery.
Now, with much pomp and cere
mony the remains were . exhumed
and reburied in the church of San
Antonio de . la Florida, which is
adorned with many of his beautiful
frescoes. '
Railway Cars as Houses
Berlin, March 6. The newspapers
report that in consequence of the
shortage of houses and the fact that
the large hotels are occupied by al
lied missions, the government has
decided that all available . sleeping
cars on the railway shall be utilized
to provide sleeping accommodations
for travelers at Berlin.
iman cuiapsny nuw moTing imo nw nomf on int
Dodge treU. The building is ix ttoriet high and cost approximately
of Omaha Grocery Firm
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Batdefield Tourists
Assured Comfort by
French Government
Paris, March 6. France is making
ready to receive the enormous
crowds of tourists who will visit the
greatest battlefield in the world.
A bill has been introduced in the
chamber by M. Claveille, minister ot
public works,' to authorize the na
tional tourists' office to borrow 30,
000,000 francs (about $6,000,000 at
the prewar ratio) for the purpose of
organizing the broad stretch of coun
try over which the conflict raged.
Official agents of the Frenqfi gov
ernme'nt have been at worki since
1916 investigating the possibilities of
the battle ground, with a view to se
lecting such portions as justify per
manent preservation.
According to M. Famechon. di
rector of the national tourists' office,
the, provisional program is based on
the building of a great main road
that will traverse the whole of the
devastated districts from end to end.
Odd Disease Resembling
"Flu" Killing Off Dogs
Kane, Pa., March 6. Are dogs
subject to the "flu."
This is a subject that has been
puzzling dog owners of Kane for
some time. A strange disease, re
sembling the "flu" has been attack
ing the canines and Kane's dog
population is showing. a big. de
crease, i
The animals do not appear to be
sick for any great length of time.
It was noted 'that they seemed to
suffer a severe chill or convulsion
and expire soon' afterward.
That the disease is highly con
tagious is attested by the fact dogs
have been seen to become affected
with the strange malady after hav
ing been with one previously af
fected. Realtors Make an Average .
Of Sale a Day for Month
The firm of Glover ft Spain dur
ing February made 25 real estate
sales, an average of more one for
each business day.
The total amount involved was
$215.150.. .
Twenty of these sales were resi
dence deals.
The other five were business prop
erty. Bi; Sales by Jones.
Sale? made by George F. Jones
durinsr : February amounted to
$U6,2fK. Most af these were busi
ness deals
d a 4 J
nvriaviii coratr or JwtvvCalll ana
$250,000.
&1 . t ri . i i
J?icond Tlooz Plan.
Wood' Alcohol Scares
Enemies From Party
Waukegan, 111.1 March 6. Only
two men who were absolutely sure
of the friendship of H. E. Harring
ton, AVaukegan banker, attended a
recent party he gave.
Mr. Harrington issued invitations
to his "friends and enemies."
In the invitation he stated that
he would serve two kinds of drinks
good stuff for his friends and
wood alcohol for his enemies.
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Consolidated Stocfc ttOona
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TEXAS OIL BULLETIN
tatuM weritfr, written by experts, contain
reliable .newa ami authentic liiatu of all
Texaa oil fielda. Three uinnrha ' trial
aubacrlpUon A1IWOMTTMY FRKK upon
rwiunst. Write for it TODAY and ak ua
about anr oil oompany about whiclt you
denlro Information.
GILBERT JOHNSON A COMPANY
for 10 Yra. Oil Operators A Broken)
Suite 797. Ml Mala St., Fort Worth. Ttx.
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OLD LANDMARK
BOUGHT BY HORN
OF CANDY FAME
Candy Man1 Has Purchased
5100,000 , Worth of
City Property in Last '
. Few iWonths. v
A. P. Tufey & Son made an in
teresting sales last ,week when- they
sold the old kosenbery platting mill
at Fifteenth and Marcy to Nathan
Horn. This property contist of two
stories and basement imilding. ;.The
ground is 132 feet square. ' It was
auilt by Abraham' Rosenbery in 1885.
the first mill ' built downtown' in
Omaha. Mr. 'Rosenbery ran the
business until a lew years ago when
he retired and the building is now
occupied by the Imperial Sash- and
Door company, who are planning to
move to their new building in a very
short time, neat the Belt Line and
Florence boulevard. It is said the
price was around $40,000.
Horn Heavy Buyer. ,'
With this sale Tukey & Son have
sold Nathan Horn in the last few
months $100,000 worth of city real
estate. One of the properties sold
him is now occupied by the Horn
Candy company at 1209 Howard
street. '
Omaha has a reputation of being
quite a candy center and there is a
runicr that a large eastern house is
planning to erect a branch building
here.
Tukey Reorganizes Force.
A. P. Tukey & Son have been re
organizing their office lately, having
taken in more space, and Owen T.
Hamer, who has been in the real
estate business for about 10 years in
Omaha, has joined the company. In
their reorganization plans T. R.
Huston has been placed at the head
of the salesmen and he will devote
most of his time to the listing, in
vestigating and appraising property
for the firm's customers.
Shuler & Cary Sell Many ,
Residences in February
Thirtv-eiKht real estate sales were
made by Shuler & Cary during Feb
ruary. The total consideration was
$204,885. -
l hirty-one " ot these sales were
residence deals. Five were of resi
dence lots, and two were flats. The
flats: Thirty-fifth and Jones ana
132-34 South Thirty-fifth street.
Two of the houses sold include
Lockwoodi residences to Morey V.
Porter at 5156 Jackson and George
Engler at 5173 Jackson.
INTEREST GROWING RAPIDLY IN
PECOS DISTRICT.
Yesterday an Oil Tapltaliat bnurlit a mil
lion dollar! wnrtli of theaa laea Uuough ad
vice of fttninent geologists. Get In on leases
in this district; only one dollar an acre now.
and watch values advance. State standi back
of mr lessee enabling me to acU so cheap. Can
deliver from forty acrea to aa many sections
desired. Rmtal paid for one year. Leases
going so rapidly necessitates your Immediate
order If you get this price. Deep testa all
around. Can likely double your money many
times before next fall. Full Information FREE.
Reference!: Ay Bank la fort Werth or Austin.
t' HENRY B. , CLARK
Wholesale Lease Dealer.
SOI Mala St. '
Fart Worth, Tex.
Have You $100?
If you have one hundred dollars idle money or if you
can spare ten dollars or more monthly, you can obtain a
substantial interest in a real oil company.
A real oil company that has many producing oil wells,
tome bigLouisiana gushers and over one hundred thou
sand acres of oil and gas leases.
,A real oil company that acquired millions of dollars'
worth of rich Louisiana holdings before the present
boom started a real oil company with over nineteen
million dollars' worth oTassets, now earning millions of
dollars yearly.
A real oil company that is officered and managed by
well-known successful real oil men, directed by a board
of 17 directors, including many successful business men
and well-known bank officers.
A real oil company sponsored by members of the New
ToriTStock Exchange and many prominent bond houses
a real oil company that has complied with the "blue
sky1' laws of Missouri, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio, Wiscon
sin and other states.
A real oil company that furnishes you with a detailed
financial statement, list and value of holdings, produc
tion records, working plans and real information of
value.
We own and offer for sale a small block of stock in this
real oil company at a bargain price a price that is less
than'one-half the book value attested by public account
ants' audit.
If you want a real oil stock at less than one-half its pres
ent book value a Stock that promises to be worth five
times what you pay by the end of this year, then let us
send you full particulars.
Only a limited number can share this bargain stock in
this real oil company, and if you think you might be in
terested, fill out and mail the inquiry blank below. Bet
ter do it today.
CENTRAL FUNDING COMPANY
New England Building Kansas City, Mo.
Central Funding Company,
New England Building, i
Kansas City, Missouri. , ,
Please send ma prepaid, without obligation on mjr part, full particu
lar and your illustrated booklet, intluding prospectus of the com
pany, maps, photograhs of company, gushers, financial statement,
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CoIoraSo Governor s
Throws Hat In Ring
ror anotner lerm
Denver, Cclo., March 6 Gov.
Oiiver H. Shoup's hat is In the ring
for another term as chief executive
of Colorado-, but he wants no part
of national politics for the present,
according to a statement announc
ing his candidacy for renomination
by the republicans "if the people
want pie."
In an interview in which the gov
ernor made definite announcement
of his candidacy for re-election he
was asked about rumors that he
might be a candidate for the United
States senate . , -
"The senatorial toga is too long
for me and not big enough in the
girth." the governor said.
"There has. been some talk about
ilic being a candidate for vice presi
dent on the republican i ticket also,"
(outinued Governor Shoup, whose
name was mentioned prominently in
iliat connection during the recent
visit of National Republican Chair
man Will H. Hays to this city.
"None of that senatorial or vice
president talk has emanated from
me," said the governor. "I ttndcr
stand thev use the vice presidency
ar a burial plot for the politically
ambitious. I aui not writing epi
taphs for myself or anyone else, and
I am not writing my political last
will and testament."
New Buidling Scheduled
For South Nineteenth
A syndicate headed by Harrison
& Morton, which controls the
ground on the west side of Nine
teenth iust north of the alley be
tween Douelas and Farnam, will
erect a new building, 66x66 feet, and
two or three stories high.
The first floor will be for "stores.
AU space above the first floor will
be for offices.
Construction Will start as soon as
teams and machinery, can be gotten
for excavation.
tee Want Ads Produce Results.
The ny mivfoiaomiu
Rat and Mmim eittaTainator
ia the vwU
Millions am aaiar K 1st ail Ht11
iud oautriaa. VfUr sTMarsantced.
BiclnatTet tcirileriaa snaVarttel
rcaosnaibla stealer me aareata.
Prfse II eeirta par tan. It. at par as.
fl.M par Ik. la balk.
BERG & BEARD MFG. CO., Inc.
lOO Emerson Place. Brooklyn. Jf, T.
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Report Farmers Plan to"
Raise Less Food No Dream
"The story that the farmers plan
to raise less food this year than last
is no false -alarm," says T. O. W'ar
Tiela of the W'arfield Advertising
co-rtpany. '
."l. havr just returned ifcin a trip
on which i interviewed the bankers
o. Wichita, Topeka and Kansas City
and talked V'1(l be editors of the
kittling farr.i papers of Kansas and
Missouri," said Mr. W'arfield.
"Many farmers ane disgruntled
owr the fact that union labor is
working eii'ii hours, while they are
working 10 to IA. and ihey. propose
to show the union men, they say.
that the lesa they work, the more
they must pay for what they eat;
that if the unions can raise wages
by doing less work, the farmer, can
raise less food and get more mpney
for it.
."The mai.i reason for ,the condi
tion lies in ttc growing scarcity of
farm labor; the boys and the "hired
men" are leaving the farm for' the
city, where they can work a shorter
ray and mage" considerably more
money." . ' '
Avery leases Building.
The B. F. Avery & Sons com
pany has leased the S-story building
at 1314-16-18 Leavenworth street for
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The Fastest Growing City in America
Population in 1917107,000. In 1920170,000.
$30,000,000.00 worth of buildings under construc
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' 1,000 residences; 75 apartments now building.
24-story office building 17-story hotel under way.
The World's greatest oil center.
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100 new Millionaires made in these wonderful fields.
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Early March Realty Sales V
Show Wonderful Increase
Real' estate transactions filed in
the office of Register of Deeds
Pearce the first four days of March
totaled $2,722,684. compared to $52,
212 for the corresponding period a
year ao. There were 240 deals re
corded,; compared to 155,.. for the
same period last year.
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Would You Buy in Another Hoe Creak,
Burk-Wagfoner, Fowler ar K -M-A
at $1.00 Per Share Then Buy , '
Bull Bayou Kinf. ,
These companies paid thou
sands for every dollar invested.
Our chances of success are
greater than was considered
possible for any of the above
companies when they started.
Wells making 5,000 .to 10,000
BARRELS DAILY are becom
ing a COMMON OCCURRENCE
in the FAMOUS BULL BAYOU
FIELD and the Standard Sin
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other big companies have all in
vested MILLIONS. . SURELY
you can take "a chance" with
$100.00 with a possible reward
of from $5,000.00 to $50,000.00.
Statistics on the BULL BAYOU
FIELD show 132 completions
with only six dry holes. This
surpasses the record of any field
known.
THE BULL BAYOU
KING OIL CO.
Offers You
500 Acres in Bull Bayou
$100.00 Capital "
Fully Paid, $1 Par Non-AaseasaAle.
Immediate Drilling
GUARANTEES TO PAY 50 PER
CENT OF ALL NET REVENUE FROM
OIL IN DIVIDENDS. BALANCE TO BE
USED FOR FURTHER DEVELOP
MENT OF THE COMPANY'S HOLD
INGS. Incorporated under strict BLUE
SKY LAW OF LOUISIANA. A limited
amount of tl.00 stock remains unsold
and the right' to return oversubscrip
tions. The limit One tl.0e) stock -tended
to April 1st account weather
conditions delayinar drillinr operations.
There are Oil Wells within one mile
of us that have been producing: oil for
eleven years. There .are aaa wells
less than one-fourth of a mile of ua
which have paid their owners - over
$200,000.00., The Texas Company . is
now drillinr within one-half mile of us.
A "TURN KEY" DRILLING CON
TRACT HAS BEEN LEX TO THE
BEST CONTRACTORS IN THE
LOUISIANA FIELD AND THEY ARE
TO START AS SOON AS THEY CAN
GET ON THE GROUND WITH A
BRAND NEW LUCEY ROTARY OUT
FIT and complete the well within sixty
to seventy-five days.
YOUR LAST CHANCE
BUY ALL YOU CAN. INVEST FOB
THE FORTUNE YOU WANT. Com
pare holding! Capitalisation divi
dend features with what other eosa
paniea offer you.
Every Director and Officer has In
vested no less than $1,000.00 each.
There ia no free atock. Every share
has an equal chance. LOSS SEEMS
IMPOSSIBLE.
When you consider nearness tat pro
duction our larpre holdings of 800
acres small capital of 1100,000.00
60- per cent of net revenue front' oil
for dividends. ONE 600 BARREL
WELL EARNS OVER $1,000.00 'daily
or S4 times of our capitalisation
yearly GRASP THIS. FOLLOW
THAT IMPULSE. INVEST TODAY.
Ask Any Shreveport Bank
THE BULL BAYOU
KING OIL CO.
32S Market St. Shreveport, La.
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