Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 9, 1893, Page 7

IRRICATION N NEBRASKA Noarly a Million Broad Acres Have Been Already Reclaimed. ONE DITCH THAT IS FORTY MILES LONG That Canal Wil Water Fifty Thousand Acre: —Ten The Culti. vation of Results Achieved by Ditehing. and Alrendy Und, The story Many people know in a Srrigation enterprise in the general west way of but few probably know in detail what is being done | in this state to redeem its the practical effects of th in that direction have been Hunt, who gave up a legal practice to en- gago in irrigating enterprises, is interested in one of the most important undertalangs of the kind in Nebraska and in conversation with a Ber representative offered many structive facts and figures drawn from experience. Snid he e in the eastern portion of the realize the wonderful trans formation that has already b and the work has only begun, 000 acres have been reclaimed in this state within the past two or three ye and other canals are projected for the present year which, when completed, will water more than that number. There is a wonder: ful and growing intecest being manifested both fn this method of farming and this character of investment. Within a few years an agricultural empire will arise within the arid belt where but recently the cattle baron held undisputed sway.' “What are the limits of this arid belt and how much of Nebraska lies within it?" It is bounded by the 100th meridian on the cast, the Pucific slope of the Rockies on the west, the British Dominion on the north and the Gulf of Mexicoon the south 1,800 miles east and west by 1,200 mi and south. Loeation of the Arid Belt, “A line drawn along the 100th meridian on id lands or what first experiments Mr. G. J in- his n wrought early 1,000, rs, '8 north the east would throw about two-thirds of | Climate Nebraska within this belt. But that portion lying immediately west of this line distance of 150 miles, or as far west, say, the junction of the North and South P! rivers, is within what is termed the humid® district, or wh enough rain in the coursc of the year to mature a ¢ but it isn't evenly distributed; that is, great deal of it falls early in the spring and Iate in the fall and very little during the growing season, to which fact are due the re peated drouths’ that have proven so disas trous to the farmers of that section and for which reason they raise a fair crop about once in five years and a third of a crop about every three years, and during the balance of the time their labor is unrequited and their mortgages are defaulted.” Can all the land within this area pe irri ated ™ No. There is not water enough for one- third of it. Omitting Alaska, it comprises one-half the total area of the United States It is estimated that about be irrigated. Outside of this region, the to number of acres in the United States that are productive is 255,000,000 Now, one acre irrigated will produce from four to six times as much as an acre of the very best soil any- ‘Where within the rain belt, and when this ‘vast area is reclaimed and cultivated its agricultural product will be at least & times as much as the total yield of the United States tod When our deep ha bors are completed and the Nicaragu constructed this area west of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers will feed Europe opens t ield to the immigrant “It will afford,” continued M. “homes to 50,000,000 of farm dwellers. tendency in every irrigated district is to small farms and intensive cultivation—a farmer of forty acres being able to raise more than the best farm of 100 acres in the rain belt can be made to produce. Irrigation Solyes the Problem. “There is no other occupation on earth, outside of farming,” Mr. Hunt went on, “that brings as much comfort, prosperity and certainty as this system of farming does to those who work byit. The element of uncertainty is removed and agriculture is given the certainty and exactness of a scien- tific industry. The farmer reaps, as he sows. He knows at the beginning of the season not only that he will raise a full crop, but that his yield will be four times as much as he could expect from the best field in 1llinois, and of such quality as to insuro him the highest market price. He also knows that there will be no rain to retard his work; nomud to keep him from market and no storms to delay hisharvest. s irvigation very extensively practiced at the present time “Yes; to an extent little dreamed of by Americans. Th Act is, the United States has the largest cultivable area on the face of the globe where crops can be matured by rainfall. There are very few nations that do not resort to irrigation, and many are en- tirely dependent upon it. Two-thirds of the agriculture of the globe at the present time is dependent upon it.” In speaking of the effect on the price of land conscquent upon the construction of an irrigating canal through it, Mr. Hunt said it depended on the latitude and the charac- ter of the products. *“The horticultural lands of California and Arizona, where the yearly product of fruit acre is worth from £500 to 2,000, cannot considered in discussing the value of farm land lying east of the Rocky mountains; but ‘when you can take such farm land, which, without water, is practically worthless or only valuable for pasturage, and by water- ing it make it yield from 25 to $125 per acre per year, you can estimate its value. The farmer, of course, doesn't figure as does the merchant or capitalist on a per cent basis of the yield. Taking the average selling price, fepm the completion of the canal until the community is settled, the figures range from $5 to §150 per a the latter, of course, being the price in the older com- munities, after improvements are con- structed, or, in other words, from three to five years after the canal is completed." “What are the products usually grown in this latitude?” “'All that are cultivated in eastern N braska and some additional ones—wheat, rye, barley, oats, corn, flax, broom corn, beans and potatocs, and the king of crops under ditch--alfalfa. It is the hardiest and least expensive crop handied and the farmer a count on cach acre of it being worth to him from 5 to $100 per year. It seems only 1o thrive in dry climates and requires a good flooding n fter each cutting. It is the crop for western Nebraska, for there is to be found the finest grazing land insthe world, and as only a small per cent of it can be watered — the st will never be culti vated but will remain pasturage, 80 the farmer under the ditch adjoining will soed his ground or a larger portion of it to alfalfa us tte sub- falls Hunt, minimizes, ithe expense, stances are by 10 means rare where the first year's trop has paid for the land, a perpot erright and all expensé connected and in- “In Cheyenue county on the south the North Platte valley. The canal is over forty miles long aud 1rrigates about 50,000 acres of fine tand. The land was all entered by settlers as early as 18, when they thought it could be cultivated without irri gation. 'The canal was completed last year and most of the settlers remained until then, though many of them were compelled to leave long before, but have already begun 10 return, *‘We have about 10,000 acres, about one- fourth of italveady under cultivation, with laterals constructed, ete., and we expect to re tenants or purchasers who will cul- ivate overy acre of the remainder this year. The same natwal conditions that make it arid also make it mild and free from the ex- tremes and sudden changes so common here. Of course, they have same snow there, but unless the storm of January 81 reached there they have had no snow this winter. There i3 0o frost in the ground and the farmers have been plowing all winter. Many of them are sowing wheat, and while we are looking in the subcellar of the thermometer for the mevreury they are working every day in their shirt sleeves with weather a ber." Why is It that, people Al people use Salvation Oilt Answer: Hecause it is the best liniment side of or, about | It | The | | lington in San Fr: for o | l | i | | | ild” as Octo- | | railroads BTOCKMEN CONCERNED. Pass Question Up-Cat Rate House Products. of the transmissouri committee, representing th A meeting rate freight Neoraska will be held at the Paxton hotel this morning. Eight propositions have been referred to the committee, but the only of general public interest is this To pass men f both ways on account of live stock shipments when destination of shipment is a point on the Missouri river. This custom is now by all the roads hauling to South Omaha or Kansas but the Nebraska members of the committec desire a formal decision on the point to avoid future contingencies that may arise The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railway has given notice of its intention to stablish a rate of 13 cents on packing house product Sioux City to Kansas City, which 80 require the careful consider- ation of the committ The rate at present is 18 cents, with a 10-cent rate from Omaha to Sioux City on carload. While this rate, if made, will not affect South Omaha shipments the consensus of opinion is that Mr. More will have to go it alone if he desires to make a rate favorabl 1o Sfoux City and the chances of its be adopted by the committee are very nars one being lowed stock City Ratlway Notes. A one-fare rate has Chicago roads for the ral o March 4, which will undoubtedly b cepted by the roads west of the river. The rate to Washington as 1 for the inaug- uration from Chicag, 50 round trip. Currie, eded as been made by th ina a who suc traveli th He is up the cit, sftices of th title of ““dean of the s Mr. Greig in_check Omaha A. Mudgett assisting fice in ticket aneisco ing his first vacation in has not been a day this year," said Mr. Mud- gett, * that I have noc bad fire in my grate, with conla cent a pound. I feel the cold, though 32> is the lowest we have had this season, more keenly than I do this bracing Nebraska atmosphere. Although San Fran cisco is a lovely place to live I have profound regard for the east, and 1 with snow on the ground aud the mercury hunting the shadow of the bulb I feel better than in the of the Pacific coast, queer as it of the Bu is in the city tal five years. “There agent may be." ————— How it Became Popular, When people fnd an article much superior to anything of the kind they have ever be- fore used, they are almost sure to tell their friends about it, and especially if they know of some friends needing such an article Dealers also soon learn the true value of their goods, and when they have an article of unusual merit they will almost invariably mention the fact to their customers. This unts in 4 gveat measure for the la sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Her is an instance: W. L. Needham, u promi nent citizen and business man of Orrsburg, Mo, has been selling Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for several years and recommends it to his customers, decause in his experienc it has proven to be the best for_ colds, croup and whooping cough. He says it is the most popular medicine that he handles and _gives the best satisfaction. 50 cent bottles for all dru gists T T LOW RATE EXCURSION ursion to Hous- Omaha Monday, lickets good to re- Transit limit 15 days ach direction and good to stop ove al e will leave February 13, 1893, turn until June 1. in ¢ canal | at pleasure. For all part: terson, 425 R: ilars, address R. C. Pat- 1ge Building, Omaha. 00. .00. Kimball upright piano, $125 Chickering baby grand, # Organs, from $15.00 up. WOODBRIDGE BROS., Bell Dept. Store. e O BIG PREMIUM. Twelve Bldders for a Lot of Omaha's School Bonds. School bonds to the amountof 155,000 were issued January 1,182, to run twenty years at 5 per cent, but they were not sold till yesterday, when they were sold by City Treasurer Bolln at a handsome advance, Twelve bids were received, making a fine showing for Omaha's credit, and the bonds were awarded to N. W. Harris & Co. of Chi- cago. Following were the bids: N. W. Harris & Co. of Chicago, par value with accrued interest, and a premium of $10, 5. Farsen, Leach & Co. with a premium of £,068. George R. Voss of Omaha, same, with pre- mium of §),213, Spitzer & Co. of Toledo 1 flat premium of $11,753. This firm's was higher than that of the successful bid- der, but they wanted the acerued interest and that brought the bid down to less than that of Harris & Co. E. Morton & Co. of New York, par value, accrued interest.and a premium of $1,850. Spencer, Trask & Co. of New York, same, with a premium of $4,717.50, Blair & Co. of New York, same, witha premium of $8,003.50. Hayes & Sons of Cleveland, same, with a premium of £,720. Equitable Mortgage company of Minneap- olis, same, with a premium of $3,805.50. Lamprecht Bros. & Co. of Cleveland, same, with a premium of &3,805.50. E. H. Rollins & Sons of Denver, same, with a premium of £5,935.50. Gay & Stanwood of Boston, sa premium of $9,24 . —_— Croup at Plainfield, N, My boy, five years of age, was recently taken with a severe attack of croup and I thought sure I would lose him. 1 had seen mberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised and concluded to try it, and am happy to say that after two ¢ he was relieved and slept till morning. He had another attack the next night; I gave the same remedy and a prompt cure was effected. 1 feel that I eannot praise this remedy too highly.—L. B. Mulford, 38 Park avenue, Plainfield, N.J. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy wiil not only eure croup, but vill prevent it. If freely given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, it will prevent the attack. Several doses are usually require There is no danger in giving iv fréely as it coutains nothing injurious. - - THE REALTY of Chicago, same, with a premium me, with a ARKET, INSTRUMENTS placed on record February 8, 593 WARRANTY DEEDS Arthur East to Edward Maurer. lot 7, block 6, Matthews subdiv in A bright's' Cholce. ... .. Samo to Rosina Brins 4, Albright's Chole E 8 Flor to Dwight Puffer, lots 14 and block 3, C'E Mayné's 1st add to Valle M M Allen and husband to Mr: MeGrew, s 22 ft of n 44 Tt lot 5, Elkhorn & C H Blanchard and wife to J 8 o undly 4 lots 1 a 2, bloek 2, Saun- ors & T1°s Highland park Keed toJ M Howard, lots 1 and 2, block 2, same A J Jennings and hushand 1o O'D Mii- fer, lot 16, block 4, Central park QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Patrick McArdle and wife to Henry Kuehl, sw 20-156-12 (except 40 acres in sw corner) - . 1ot 9, bioe Annie , block Reed, 5416 Total amount of transfers.........8 10,232 | see the best TURNING Study Sehool PUPIL. Methods. acking | Superintendent Fitzpatrick Will Go East to Omaha will be represented at the annual meeting of sc intendent Fitzpatrick oe held at Boston and Mr. Fitzpatrick week W Speaking yesterday of the meeting of the | ll start 00l superintendents by Super- The convention beginning February 21, cast will next superintendents and the subjects to be dis- cussed, Mr. Fitzpatrick s Teachers association h: that it is almost unwield son I look aid as iy and »n the superinter ation as being the more profita Those of us who attend from the west make an effort this year vention to Cleveland nex always been a tendenc ernmen to oppose the id vention te con even as far hav west and most western willing to confess that arn_from the east an versal consent we have year to year in eastern cities found and wide-awake of most fact. 1 have advanced of the country in charge I think the best schools the United Si apolis. I regard the as being ahead of anyth Dur the schools Boston and the constant rubbing g methods and systems of that superintendents and fossilizin 0 man methods without the assistance « gaged 1n a like oceupati larly anxious to ten system of the may be several v of Wast several ot Bost ry con investig [ t year, west as Ci school men seem to think th: © but little if anything to learn from men they havi d 50 by Dbeen m As ¢ some of wos I have yet ates are the schools of “The National become so large for this re: bring the con There has ¢ on'the part of cast- 2 of nolding eveland. the t they the are equally | mach most uni- sting from matte ot school men n schools. seen in Tndian ools of Toronto, Can., to the ng on the continent hin ber cities, rinst the on, from cryst is st f doing ever f other m. 1 am on schools. nmendable minds particu- te the kindergar- 1z my absence this trip 1 expect to visit Baltimore, It is by different ducting schools aliz art_eno L to ything ens There foatures of the work thut are better understood there than elsewhere and wha! very best." 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Advertis Tents mast rin consecatIvaly, - Advertisera, by ro Questing A oumt Nave the let Siireseed o'n num care ot Tt BEy Ansvers vo sddte b delivered on the Presentation SITUATIONS WANTED, -DRESSES MADE AT HOME, 8 #2. Mrs. Oakloy, 9 X red louthr | will WIRAPPERS, N. th, Children's clothing A - ¥ANTED. A POSITION A8 RTENQORATIIN byan expe d malo operator. Address e N POSITION A% OFFITE ASSISTANT pher. Address X 53 Boe. M TFAMILIES; BEST REF 120 010 Lake st WANTED—-MALE HELP. BiiAuary TO aandle the Patent Chamical Ink Erasor Peuctl The most useful and novel Invention of the age Erasos Ink thoronghly In.two raconds. Works 11ke 200 to {00 per cent profit. Agents making k. We also want w goneral agent to take territory and appoint sub o A chance to make monoy. Write for ter dnsp en of erasing Moaroo Erasing Mfx. Co., ¥ Crosse, Wi, 01t COMMISSION TO AGENT B \NTED, TRAVELING SALESMEN TO SELL baking powder. Wo put onr goods in glass ) month salary and oxpanses, or 2 per cent commission. Good side line. 1f you want A Job, wrlte stamnp for ro Chicago Powdor Co., Burea stroot, Chicago. M3 Fa10 rolling pin LABORER3 FOR THE BLACK il at Seandinavian Employment Offico 3South 10th st., north end of viaduct WA 1113, today, No. —TRAVELL B UL BAKING nses o 200 commiss! y employment, expetience un necessary. 1f you want a position here Is a chane U. Chemical Works, 540 to 86 Van Bure, 0. M4 F2, ANTED STENOGRAPHER write German. Apply w Hesperian Nurseries, P 0. Box 63 TOSE snlary and exp. READ ence to Yankton, 8. D, M5 DO i;-;\.\\' YOUNG “WORK WIL MSIK F25 | Solla Metal Knives FOR RENT -STORES AND OFFICES ONE FOURSTORY BRICK BUILDING 31 wide. 1407 Hiarney st RET kY BLOCK. T NICE OFFICE ROOMS. WITHNELL Apply room o K 4STORY BIICK BUTLDING 2 has a firoproot os: am heating fixtares ete. Apply at the 910 FOR RENT, T Farna 0t basen ater on_al offies of The AGENTS§- WANTED. J - SWANTED—A LIVE MAN OR WOMAN J every county where wo have not niready se. cured a ropresentatise to sell our “Nevada siiver Forks and Spoons to consum. ers; a #olld metal as white as siiver; no plate to wear off; goods guarantoed to woar life time; cost about ono-tenth that of sliver: the eh of a lifetime: agonts average from $5) to §I00 por weekand moet with ready salos everywhere, so groat s tho demand for our Solld Motal Goods Ovor §1.00,000 worth of goods In dally use. Case of tamples free. Standard siivorwaro Company, Bow ton, Mass. 24-F1a _AGENTS WANTED, OUTFIT FAEE. FROM ) §0'40 $100 weokly rogniatly oaraed by our sal men. I 0. box 1371, Now York. §I8 8 J - WORKERS WANTED AT ONCE FOR “LIFE ) and Work of Jas. G. Biatne.” by John Clark i path and Kx Gov. Connor of Maine t, only 25 cents, wns, N E working for B.F. Johnson & Co Richuiond f Bialne. A ehance of a it dit kiven, bost book t Bend at orice 10e for pos 1t will pay you to writs for apo terms authentic edition. no matter what book you are selling. Offer most extraordinary ever made in his tory of bookselling. It k1. Woodward & Co. . Baltt more, Md M150 9 \GENTS imo terma wnd pald, ¢ packing tho FAIR AUVERTISING y work: visit stores Kacine, Wis. MI31 4 WORLD'S daily; sto Aplos. Ar ) 5 OUTFIT e 4 N £1.00 TO $5.00 A DAY Work yoar round for man or nee. Excelslor Portratt Ho Chicago. Writo at ROUM COTTAGE WITH HENERY one mile circle, $10 to §15, two persons. Write full particulars. Address A 16, Beo. M093 9 K POARD AND ROOM 1IN PRIVATE FAMILY by stenographer who would give instruction in shorthand and typewrltiog or part payment. Ad dress A . Boe My o0 men: t 'be centrally located od in good orhood ; n furnish best of references. Ad- 190-9% well to eall at 1516 Douglas streat. B YOUNG MAN. 50 YOU WANK A POSITION that pays upwards to 81000 por year? For full articulars address Sterling 8liver Co., Chicago, (i Mgk M+ B, LABORERS AND ROCKMEN ON TI18 . & W oxtension in South Dakota. Stowdy work: froo pass. Kramor & O'tearn, Iabor agency, 508 8. it 11th MoTi- 12+ BilaErEn FIRST CLASS MILKERS Hoch, Ames Ave. dalry, P-WANTED, A GOOD © Diames hotel, Oberlta, Kan., mended RENTAL AGENCY. IRE PERSONAL ATTE rental property. Charges reas: perienc F. Butts, 220 8. 17th 10N GIVEN TO able, 4 years' ex oot " 302 K23 STORAGE. N[ -STORAGE, CH M ireos “DON'T STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WITH best. " Omaha Stovo Ropais WoPKe, 187 Dougias P, CLEAN, WELLS. 1111 B \TEAMS WANTED 10 DELIVER CUAL, W. Bedford. Bl ANTED, OFFICE MANAGER. MUS 4350 cash. Addross A 19, Do, M BoANTED. A COMPETENT WETAIL HAKD warcand farm machinery salosman: one that can epeak German and Knglish Address A 21. Bee 104 0+ B FANTED, A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN, ON: who 18 porsonally acqualdied with the Nebiaska trade: none other noed apply: a good salary to the right man. Address, A 22, cate Omaha Bee. MI0S 14 B ANTED TWO FIRST (LASS PLUMBERS M. E. Free, 1020 Capltol avenue Mo TO20 YE oF per month; wiil B WANTED. VOUNG MAN, | age, to work In anoffice at $1 Rive more aalary and interost in business when competent; honesty, not references, wanted. Ad: dress A %4 Bee. 1229 LERK AT ONCE; ONE who speaks german and is not married preferred. D. Cody & Co., Elk Point. Neb. 125:8¢ FIRST CLASS UPHOLSTER steady employment and of good churacter. Mion, ] CAN FIND Must be the best workman €. 0, Rice & Co., St._Paul, 127 14 WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. JENSEN'S DANISH ANUSWEDISH EMPLOY- ment oftice, corner 16th aRA Douglas, up stalrs; kinds of halp always oo baud; 5) good girls for general housework. 152 Fl0* (1-WANTED, COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN Jeral housework. Family of threo. Mrs. G.HB. Grafl, 1250 5. Tth ave M85 G —WANTED, GIRL_FOK HOUSEWORK. MRS, Bingham. 514 South 15tk st. 4 o1 5 WANTED--TO BUY. —500.000 USED STAMPS. BOX 33, CITY. M5 ¥ N Wast D TO BUY A LIGHT STOCK OF AN grocertes tn some town In Nebraska. Address 0x 884, Lincoln, Neb. 103 12 \' WANTED, ONE BUKGLAT AND FIRE PROOF AN afe. mediim sizo, second hand. Lininger & Metealt Co., 6th and Pacttic 11910 N WANTED, wrlter, ¢ Nebraska City FURNITURE—-FOR SALE. () FUBNITURE OF T.10¢ Hat for sale and flat for rent. TO BUY REMINGTOA for cash; must be good. Neb, TYPE Box 1 121-8% " FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. (J -FoR SALE, THE BRICK THAT ouLor the Donety. mospitat {orepibn ab ts|LORSIGRl o (Q;FOR SALE, A SECOND HAND. 2 HORSE ~dpower Woodbury engine and two 40 horsepower bollers, all in good order. Not needing them in our new location we will sell them at a bargain. Omaba Printicg compony. No. 100 Faraam st s IS TAKEN Ingquire of tho ER 1 board cars at ‘Lbts price may be withdrawn st any K] —PORTABLE BOILER AND ENGINE, DESKS, 45 drawer letter file, office wire screenin. shelviog, partitions. ice boxes, confectioner's tetter press. Must be sold before March | dy Co 92 (Q~[HESTANDARD CATTLE COMPANY « baled hay at §.00 per ton Ames, Neb. time. 1-WANTED, LADIES AND_GIRLE, WE PAY Jyou from #4 to $10 per week to work for usat yourown home: no painting or canvassing; send self-addressed envelope. George F. Emmons & C corner Batterymarch and Water ats., Boston, Nass 85100 1=WANTED, NEAT, QUIET GIRI, FOR SECOND Jwork. Inquire2402 St Marys Avenue. 1188 1-WANTED,GIRLTOHELP INTHE LAUNDRY, Apply at Browne il Hall M 138 14 FOR RENT -HOUSES, 1 RENT, NO. 2413 CAPITOL AV The O. F. Davis Co., 105 Farnam st. ] D FOR RENT. HOUSES "IN ALL PARTS OF lcity. The O. ¥. Davls company, 1505 ¥araam st 1 FOR moaern. T FLATS, DWELLINGS COTTAGES IN ALL parts of the city. Kilkenny & Co., 23 Karbach. ROOM HOUFE, PARTLY FUR Inquire at 1919 Dodge st. M37 F24 [);FOR RENT, STEAM UEATED FLAT OF rooms, Linton blosk, corner of Mason and 1sth streots; Inquire at 917 15 block, John Hamin D i agent. M6 CLAIRVOYANTS. MUS. NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, Wrellable business medium,fifth year at 119 N. lfllxh 6| CONSULT Clair- 15 POWER. and Mme. Arnold. busines voyants, ~palmists and trologers, have world “wide _reputation for thelr mar- velous and wonderful power in reading the unvelling the future. give Indispenss bringing success and happiness to thou the busloess you should follow for gre. i If your lover is true aniintends mar restores lost ove; removes famlly troubles and through thelr wondrous magle mirror show pleture. tell name of the one you marry. Satly faction glven. Cousultation, $1 1o &2; full reading by mail, $2; send date of birth. Office 215 15th street, near Farnam, 2d floor, room 4. Hours 108. m. to & p. m. MISTFIS * SENOWLEDGE Dprof. or: teils your @ Ly grave: can be consulted on all affairs of life; hasthe celebrated Egyptian breast plate to unite the separated and cause marringe with one you love. Come one, come all and ve con vinced of her remarkable powers. Offieo and res| dencedIT % lith st., hours 9 a m. 09 p m. Strict 1ife chart and photo of your future wife or hus- band sent through mall for §.00, chart slone, £2.00. All letters containing 4 cents in stamps promptly answered. Muzl-i9¢ —FOR RENT. TWO 5-R00M COTTAGES ON motor. Call at southwest cor. 9th and Douglas. i —FOUR-MUOM APARTMENT, STEAM HEAT, Von Dorn block. Roference required. 806 —FOR RENT, NEW 0-KOOM BRICK HOUSE, modern, motor Tine, fing location: barn if de red. 4th and Cuming- Call at Midland Staie ank. 8328 —MARCH IST, CHOICE HOME, GOOD LOCA tion, all modern conveniences, with barn. § rooms, nice lawn. A good opportnnity for right yarty to rent or buy on good terms, owner leaving ity. Addre: w00 D TEAM HEATE TS, KILKINNEY 202 Karback block. T)EOR RENT NEAR HANSCOM PARK. Brick house. elght rooms, No. 5202 Poppleton e, corner Poppleton avenue and $2nd street, th and east front, finished in omk, with hand ome mantels, bath, splendid furnace, brick cellars, ete.. $45.00. Elegant frame house, modern built, elght roomw Ko. 3208 Popploton avenue, soath front, with ba furnace, etc., §30.0. Brick houso, elght rooms, 1144 South 32na street, oak fnish, with nice bath. furnace. city &As, sewerage, brick cellars, ete. No. 305 Pacific & CO, S0 ave No. FElexant brick house, of the finest finished and cosiest elght room houses in the city. with all modern conveniedces. includ ing elegani porceluin bath tub, hot and co.d water, stationary laundry tubs, etc. no fier location in the eity; $0.00. The above houses are all 0n paved streets, con- venlent to motor lines, 1n perfectly hoalthy loca. tion and pleasant nelghiborhood GEORGE N. RICKS, reet, one N. ¥ Life MOT6.11 DFOR RENT. 6ROOM MODERN COTTAGF: will rent furnished or seitpart or all of furni ture chieap. Fidelity Trust-to., 1702 Faru, —FURNISHED HOUSE. 30TH AND CALIFOR. nia street, for rent, Ingyfte Dr.Jones, Douglas Dlock. M4 o 1) 7 BooM doUsE. ALk yard, shade trees, near HAoscom park, £+ wonth. Inquire K 18, Barkes block. FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS, o2 STEAM HEATED W OMS FOR HOUSE- 4keeping, furnished or unfuruished. 1714 Nich. olas street Mt 10 . wx SRS 14‘ EWLY FURNISUSD Y WITH FURNACE 4heat, 216 North L9th strees. M1 i Lk - UTOPIA, 17191720 DAYBXPORT 8T., STEAM heat. 205 10° J -PLEASANT SOUTH HOOMS FOR THREF. Y3584 1iaruey. Miod 14 ———e "MASSAGE, BATH, ETC. MASSAGE TREAT: mal baths. scalp and and chiropodist. Mrs. Post, “ 15TH, 3D FLOOR. baths, M5 11+ MADAME SMITH, 524 N massage, alcohol, sulphur and'son 7691 PERSONAL. T-WANTED, TuE PRESENT ADDUESS OF ) Peter Norat, who left lowa about three years 80 and, It 1s supposed, eettled In Nebraskn, by bis Georke Norst, Keadiog. Pa Ml 13 ABINET PHOTOS, SATIN FINISIL. GILT ards, taken in any style, $1.8, formerly 800, ‘Tor n_short time ‘only, at Cowan's phote studio, 2123 Cuming stroet. Negatives for sale. You can 4o your own printing Mios e L—n WILL BEINfiA THURSDAY unless very cold. M50 0 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. N o i Baraes Harnas sirop o iodta! it} MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. TING uiser. —G. F. GELLENBECK,BANJO TEACH R, ON IMPROV A C. Frost, Dougas bk m “1IANDIYEAI LOANS ON (ITY AND FARM mortgages. Hesd & Selvy. 3i4 Board of T “' MONEY T0 LOAN property, low £atos. W W MONEVTO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved real estato, 1 to 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1703 Farnam YV -CENTRALLOAN & THUST CO. BEE BLDG “,uu'rnnml DAN AND TRUST €O, 318 N. Y. Life. lends at low rates far cholee security on Nebraska or luwa farms or Omalia city Property. Ll EY NEI TO BOKROW KRS on Omaha clty property. No extra charges of sny kind. Why pay high rates” Money is cheap. You ean get full beuetit of low rates from Glove MO . LOANS ON INPROVED low rutes. Fidelity Trast ™ “7—\”.\"niu OANS, HOUSES T0 RENT AND Insurance solieitor. Geo. W. P. Costes. 1623 3 0 Cmahs property ; company. 1703 ¥ MIN. Y. LIFE. 04 (82,000 TO 85,000 A YEAR FOR A LIFETIMETO ' active me d without capital. We give ull control n & Iarge territory of the best selling rticle in the world. Business legitimate. Address rporation, 178 and I Commereial stre 129 v* OARD IF DESIKED. 195 Dodga 150 S FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PLEASANT FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nlshed Foom 522 N, loth, with OF without board. M F\TOUNG WOMEN'S TIOME UNDER Cakié OF Woman's Christan assoctation. 111 30. 37th st F_'iux DOL.N, 109 | . 15TH BY. = . FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOM; (519 BUOMS CHEAF, W8 N. 14IH ST “ Fle W MONEY TO LOAN ON AMAIIA AND COUN il Bluffs real estate and Nebraska and lows farms at from 6 1o 7 per cent intorest, with ai tional charges for commissions or attorneys faes W. B. Melkle. st Nat'l bank bldg, Omaht MORTGAGE LOANS ON W S FLBST & SECOND 3 Ommba property & on farma in adjacent coun: tles. Send full description. Alex Moore,40l Bee bld, i\'_m,.\ £V T The O. F. Day —MORTGAGE LOAN Charies W. Karney. o o Nat. bank blag. 765 W oOMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS | on real estate at lowest mrrket rates. Loans made In small or large sums for short of long Hime. No commisalon s charged and the losus are not 801d In the oast, but can siways be found st the bauk on the corner of 13th and Douglas streets, “LOANS ON IMPROV ED AND UNIMPROVED | W eity property #5,000 ana upwards. 6 10 7 per cent. Nodelays. W. Faraum Smith & Co.,1th sad Harney MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. VW ~1OANS. G. 0. WALLACE, — | Contiuned. 312 DROWN BLK. MONEY TO LOAN - CHATTELS. UF FICH OF CALL HOUSEHOLD WAREHOUSE | ON THE I without public You oan pi you wish, a mado will property and the 1ong a8 you keey There will be no of th full amount of th and you will find PORAT X THE FIDELIT o0 4. g SOUTH 13 |\ wis \ wo. | sUM FROM 1¥ Fou You oan b FURNITURE HORSES, WA mount wanted OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN (O, CORPORATED. WANT ECETT IAY YOU ity Komomper that you have the u moi 1. ) oxpens bu @ loan \t greatly OMAHA MORTGAGE 1. 306 SOUTH 16 TH STREET, first H00F ADOVE Lhn Stroot THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY DO YOU WANT MONEY? Y LOAN WITHN TH, COR AN LARGE TEN \DOLLARS| MONEY, i Frow on AND PIANOS, INS AND CARRIAGE M ORANY OTHER $ECU We will lend you any au from $10.00 to §1.000, ASK FOR IT romoval of propert A ATy AmO; Ach payment 8o loan of hoth the oy, and pay 1o It only 88 or charge kept out you will recelve the Jorrowing elsawhere call and see us Lo your advantage. AN €O, INCOR. LOAN COMPANY 1N OMATIA UARANTER CO., BLOCK NER HARNEY ST, YoU on ANY BMALS uP. WE MAKE NAL PROPERI YOU caLL on Y OF AN TOANS ON FURNITURE, HORSES, | CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER Y KIND, wii / po weLt |/ wo FIRST TOR OUR TERMS W You can pay the m amo ing the loax 1¥ YOU owe a bu! porsonal proporty ¢ | Yo und carry (tas You Ity Karback block X stock, et hana. MONEY, %, SALE, first-class locatto dress W 7, Bee. untry on Address Taylor & ¢ 3 PARTNER W Omaha for §00.00. opening for Kood Panama, lowa. WANTED, ¢ pany for th 200 cash b Business Agency, J 7 Iimits. £00d. oftices. Will pay c intercat In one of be L ME y back you wish, and thus reduce the cost of s proportion to Iance ot long ¥ ki WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. strictly confidential , %0 DAYS. and casy payments, on furniture, planos. without delay or publicity, Duft Green, room 8, Barber block. PRITCHARD.S1 DOUG RETALL u; cash STERN BUSINESS A fucts o goneral business exchange List 0f ¢00d business chances 1o all application 1L 81 s o5t 0., Dunl ANTED. t 1 Address A THOROUGH PHYSICIAN once Lo locate (n our town, lar ent physiclan lenves on the man: must como well mended, nono other nead apply No other doctor In the town, 50D OFFICE two others to form co-partnership or st extension 0f & business stness dally at big profits. 16 N. Y. L FOR EXCHANGE. VA CLEAN STOCK OF GEN /iake real estate & monoy. Hox EALR t winter wheat districts in Kansas to ex change for 10 or 20 acre tract near Omaln clty difference Address, giviog price and location, O 36, Bee cash Busine: T YOUR APPROVAL at any time and in any rry: mount you pay furniture or other 1. we will pay it off for ou dosire. CANHAVE YOUR MONEY 1IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION. No publicity or removal of property, 8o that you et tho use of both money and property. You will also find us tn from 1 409 p.m. A, K. Uarris, 202 0 CHEAP RATE! live cas L] ?USIN_E‘BS CHANCES. AT MARKET s 125 per day. Ad MW NCY, 316 N M sa parts of the positions se. MSIT F23 TOCK OF HARDWAR, in ni 1 WILL OFFIR HALF ocated restaurants in A ll, care Bec 930 8% o practice: pros. t February; good »m Address Bank of th 102 13 MAN AND ONE OR k com. bW doing Wostern M7 11 fe. ERAL M'D'S T . Fraukfort [nd 782, oF LAND IN ONE 1f property is 205 7—10WN 10 FA 1% Dakota. mds horses and ca RMS IN Will sell choap. ttle. Ad SAS or exchange for 7, Frankfort,Ind . bo, 2o o WILL TRADE CLEAR LOT3 AT MANITOU, raski Address B. J. Richards, Box 1903, Denver, Colo. Iand e 0od squitias! M3 P9 stock. 7 50,000 ACKES OF SCHOOL LAND FORt SALE ON Jonsy terms or will exchange f. Inquire of J. G Sutton, Bioowileid, Neb. 7-FOR TRADE FOR LAN ficienn stock of general merchandise W, Watkine & Co. Frankfort. ind acrohandise and 524 AND CASH. A Adaress 820-ma* eastern § Nebraska. 7 FOR EXCHANGE. “upstairs and barn and two lots, for n farm in A Henry STORE, DWELLING K. Parvin, Cor ‘Mo fitarm Iands to ex eonvenlences. 1 HAVE in eity or country. ©)5 ACRE:, 2 HOU. Gasy payment. 74"1:(1'1- MORTGAGE, UNIMPROV| change fc Lealdas, 1515 Webster streot. 7 GOOD BUILDING LOT, 41T AND U¥rankiin (81,000, for small stock of merchandiso K. B. Willets, South O FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. VES. FI W OWEST RA pany, 1702 Farnam street. B3, ORCI Znnd grapes, 4g miles of P 5 meres on 4ith st, $2,100, terms ensy. J. H. Parrotte, 22 Douglas block. b LOTS or 10t and honso with L 8819 DELLTY TRUST HARD SMALL FRUIT 0. 837500 per acre, M3 JLEGANT 0 fine farm 13 mi Block. ER FOR Usq., 818,0.0; handsome re s out, 8,000, RESIDENCE, 187 FT. tence, M ft. lot, §15,000; ¥. K. Darling, Barker MBAT LT ok saLe Liin_block one In 15 0000 ACH salo in Fr counties term: WEARE knins which we desirable as woll as Full lot a ell 1004 Klegant South Kine corner, Or 0 #4,000. Come an. Do, you the suburbs. mercs, oN Sprin of Umaha. Address Jonas Oak, Andover, 1L, box Neb., at from $ t H. Benso Eustls, very che d lot, Bedford ;897 Cholcest 1ot In Walnut i, tre Moat destrable 1ot on Lowe av Businees [0t on South 20th, wor Beautiful modern homes can by new Avondale Park, inside milo Hal 300 us Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam WANT A NICE you are now paying ront, and still not live in GOAL Nattinger, 300D TEAMS. LOT SIX dition o the elt7 FARM LANDS FOR Dawson aud Lincoln F aere; easy Maas M1 D BAR mmend as being very ap: one-fourth vush. troets, only $10. 530, 1x15), snap, $330. 82,000, 100, for 92,60). red in_onr - b (rom §3,00 MSI5 Fa8 HOUSE FOR WHAT Chamder of vom: 2-F1) TE OFFER 1 \ ii-cash figu able Walnut R 1 milos northwe b the finest investment 55 New York Life. 1€ FOLLOWING 1§ property on monthly payments tis nll desirable, and the prices nre dict cuoap &L Good eorner, $5th and Spragae, $15) Dominion. walks, eto . Baker Piao ot, Orchard H1ll, $700. $1.000, loverdale, two lots. 81, 3. barn, ete. trouble or eXxpenso Lo show this property ber that in our elegant ale PATk you can securo n b home within the mile limit for £,000 to $4,07) Eldelity Trust compaay, 1702 Farasm Hill I (VHVICE BARGAINS, SOUTH OMAHA REALTY /Midway lnvestment Co., 717 N. Y.Lif6 bide CRIBED of $10_each. n ear lino, Soward streat, §1,57) addition of autiful modern on | WANTED AT | | | | B | — - | M40 F 19 JPQRTY ACKER, JUST WEST UF CITV, ONE O s around Omaba. Kight in the way of the future growth of the town. Only $450 per acre. A splenald George N. Hicks, M6 11 MI76 K10 160 ¥arpy county, i oW . finely imp 640 Stanton (raw). Omabs, Omaha, §5: ster. § n, i3 pe 1 W ACRES ter land any Omaha, near Springfield JARM LANDS FOR SALE. \%0 scres Nuckolls Co. improvad, 25 por aare mproved 212 Otoe county, 'weil improved, 812 per acre. shington county. improved, 87 per nere. valley county, slightly improved. $13 per acre. terrick, well improye 4,8 813 per ac 491 Colfax, excellont farm, £ per acre. 1 ifax, lmproved, 25 per ac ) near Omaha, Improved. 840 per aore. § outh Omaha, 840 per acre. Omaba, 864 per acro. evel) M8 per acre. oln. 84 por acre 912 N. Y. Lifo, Omaha. ROVED FAKM, 21 MILES FRC Sarpy Cou Neb Jose by tock yards. per acre 3 per nore. 377 por a 15 per acre. 101 9 no el £00d market, 1§ milos Good vaiue at $50 C. K. Harrison, 13 0i 9 ust we N. Hiel | the state and at & salo aiter March Creston, Neb, BIG, BARGAIN "IN CHOICE TEN ACKE LAVE ONLY A FEW MOIE PLATTE COUN {arms for wale. Theso are cholc: ACT, George M3 11 nd get price. 'Y nove betier 1o Will ot be for | Galey, real LOST. i‘;" NETWEEN 0TI AND I 0 and Plorce. a soild gold earrin pearis. Roward for OST - NEAR sdiamond warded 16 AND 1ZARD, | GLAZIKRY Hoturn to H. F. Cady Luwber (o, #e. OST OR STOLEN-ONE PAIR OF NEW BOR asleds, Hain wagon box, from 15th and Cupitol aven Floder will be suitably rowardod. Call & N.Y. Life bldg. A. . Cubiey, Florence, Neb. Mise 9t AND LIVER COL pnths 01d. Return te and receive roward. MIs 15 [LOST OR STOLEN-1 WHIT red sotter pup, About 15 1 HLE Chubbuck, 509 8. 15th st BLOOD POISONING MSON INITS PRIMARY, SECONDAR ired in B to M) days ot eatmont thoroughly erad 1 d00s ne 0 bo trea > stricdly all_on or adars ¥ For further info: the Continantal Remody Co., Foom 38, BArke blodk, Omaha Neb. M F2N e~ SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. HORTHAND BY MAIL WITH ANY OF TH® Dstandard typewriters at ho. Great ehance for those oither in elty of country who cannot attend & regulnr shorthand school. Address Van Sent's School of shorthand. 515 N. V. Life, Omahn. M FOUND. LADIES SHOPPING BAG CONTAINING Owner ean have by proving property and yiog for advertisement, 162 Oh 1000 5% COSTUMES. AND GENTS for rent av 114 S MASQUERADE O3 tGth MUOF 19 TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1304 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO.,Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb dyears Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office. Advios fres PENSIONS! CLAIMS! DEN “*Iprovement the Order of (he Age.” LTRSS RSN TREAS INERRARR | Ttis unnecessary to mention the polnts of su- periority possessed by the o Premer RN, Its Record of Success is Its Best Re- commendation. When it was puton the market rivals said iy would “not wear. Time has shown them wrong in ¢ ticu ar and that th th Premic TRONGEST TYPE VENTED., AND TOD AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb, E. U MAY HEW, nager. G. W. Williamson, M. D. . SPECIALIST CAN TREAT You BY mailL RoOw? Send usa two-cent atamp for fall partica. lars, which are mailed Ina plain envelope, All correspondence done in the utmost pré vacy. Advice free. Don't delay, but write to us to-day. Private, Nervous, Chronio WE CURE & N omnte Wene nesses, Men and Women mado strong by@ dy of their particular trouble, Thi nt blood diseaso permunently cury he use of Mercury. 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