Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1909, Page 5

OMAHA, W : OCHL ARE Wil Lend a Helping Hand To add years to your life and dollars to your pocket. Less brain cells and muscle tissue expended in the making of your dollars at Ochlare, Wash. I DOLLARS GROW on the Trees at OCHLARE THI; HOME OF THE BIG RED APPLE. A 5.acre apple orchard will solve the BREAD and BUTTER PROBLEM for YOU as LONG AS YOU LIVE, It will do away with the LONG HOURS OF GRINDING WORK, the UNCERTAINTIES OF EMPLOYMENT, and WILL MAKE YOU INDEPENDENT. Will take you back to nature, to the free, outdoor, independent existence in an occupation intensely interesting, and will give you time for the leisure / and recreation that counts for so much in the living of life. OCHLARE, WASHINGTON, is located 20 miles southeast of the center of Spokane on an | Electric Interurban Line. Nine trains daily, each way stop at Ochlare. ) You buy the land on easy terms, we do the rest, set it to fruit of your selection, care for it until it is producing, and pay the taxes for four years. | NO IRRIGATION NECESSARY AT OCHLARE. CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET, TERMS, ETC. ... Ochlare Orchards Co., 'JOHN. H. HARTE, President. SUITE 424 N. Y. LIFE BUILDING, OMAHA, NEB. A. S. MAXWELL, Secretary HENRY G. HARTE, Vice-Pres. J. P. CUMMINGS, Manager. L. L. JOHNSON, Treasurer BIG LAND VICTORY FOR U, P {1 sttt s TEDUCATED 70 IRRIGATION 2 szt ™ o = \ilky Smith ey PopTe——— ‘ reat value to the exposition, as it would 1f1 . K night when Frie . . All Rights-of-Way Restored to Rail- | © oy the L People Are Trained to the Value of | bring to Omaha ail the leading sclentins | Identitied as i R0516" of (fho ! trre Highest Point road by Court. Vested right to ) Watered Land, Says Wakeley, [of the country who are working for the Man With Gun ! < ¢ RiL acquired. In July, 1862, before — { improvement of rains Car of No. 3 Hard Sells for That Price on the Local Market. NO ENCROACHMENT IS ALLOWED | congress srintcd to the tnion bacitic 1taii: UNCLE SAM IS BACK OF IT A : : {Ak-Sar-Ben Dates | the pawnbroker Mrs. Fried- t | . ny N : |He is Accused by Albert Friedman | juns scream scarcd \ away anc Judges Munger Rerier Decision 2 @ ¢ Passenger Agent s =4 | of Holding Him Up at ran into Officer it the corner and Touching Original Grants ¥ s, the b y Kb Aot Be . with Mail Bringing Are b lxed Later His Store d | succeeded in diverting him from the chase | The Counted an One of Most 8 | or Important in Years. cash wheat situation in Omaha ly growing stronger and prices are g higher. A | In connectio W the . i ATOR | | Wheat wax s y September 20 to October 8 Wil Be | hreatoned vamers ot (i oiry b ane SLEENTAR “5E1ng "\ SHLABGES | viows ac o Denying the right of settlers to en- : o e Gt 3 ated to the the Period of Festival f Albert Friedman's paw and e Merriam & Holmauist Bay Woodman | ) g roach upon the rights-of-way of the Union | wic ch side of said rui 4 5 . W. Wake Thi ond-hand store, 1105 Fa Lots on W higher than M acific across school sections of land and - . € P - 3 d lington mafl his Year. negro on the night of March 11, 8 Their . — e the unused portion of the 400 feet of Tight- | thuns . 4 A veitise ol Smith, a colored cook, living at Fifieentn | Anticipating the de went of business | POST LIGHTS ON STREETS of-way along the rallroad track In Ne- | stations that the govern- and Webster streets, has been arrested i 16 | R e V.. H Musgeriagd 7 G question of the | ONt® " » that the govern | Sameon has spokent el Briit e e Bty A S e | IS THE SCHEME ADVOCATED . ¢ © United States district court | Intent of congress in nt of ; i - < Ben will enter Omaha be- ullty party | AL e y s new Act b will be thrown open ’nr!h"‘ Al onthiva) of 10, Will:be cel 00 ortly o MO € Y tee Propo to Light the dered by that court In many T . | hela. decison restores such land to 1t will bring back to that company area in the aggregate. The degision came in Union Pagifle Rallroad compan igainst | time a v onal undert Cecilla Karges and others in Platte county ount of Land Restored whete the defendants had made such en-| The amount of land r croaghments on the gro @ hool = the owners. of the sche a few o right, pow from the public day afternoon at the voting booth of the These dates were selected at a meeling | Second precinet of the Third ward s | 70 ite \ ¢ " Ylans. of the municipal atfaira committe of the board of governors heid Monday | South Tenth street 1 evening, some delay in the selection being | Friedman and Sergeant W sary because of the usual run of fall 1o be there ad grants the f fact that the Unio ivals and fairs | T o ded s that the nnuv«\‘ " ries t N * to members : ’ o by a o e bk TG (R s ieq fhey will be | fro 4 e The e 1a sold it 1 i 2 d . vistuctain tie Ueaiiudges ec simjly obligated and not compelled to ride | the arrest bt his assoc s, P e Ur 8tates | trom thie Buritasion. Andiliuigh. SEtiaas (4 ap- | roverblal goats, The Initiation will be | Smith denles all knowledge of the aff First National banks, as | Farnam street; from Tenth streat west on | much more painful than usual and the offer | Mrs. Friedman and Officer Plotts, both of it owners anted to dispose of the|Farnam to: Twentiet . i ate the| .. made with reluctance by the gov-|whom saw the robber, will be given ar ermain| o hwefie presents two|of land rest \# are completed for @ new roof on | Bl Kivw 10 the section Twentieth ana Paul streets, | congress grauting th rig | Along the main line of the » o ! 3 by Altehios they o0 . ] v, who bought the lots e WoRarPagitc HRallway road is now gradually utiliz n {4 "o cHoAp an i the Highway is arranged each | i ; ht-of-way, w ‘ Shae. thicuare Enaw | tram: i O Vear, notitied the board that he would be | The moderate use of all good things is Remember the f the rig ased to have the King use the lots as . o i aitd et o healthful, helpful temperance. Inyour Triangular selection of good things get the best! thirty-six acres schemes | since he and (he king crawled into their been ordinarily leased schemes r holes Your complexion as weli | " Réchnt Iand | e 5. 1 am|Knights of the Past [ Label " M | f g crosses, troubles and as your temper is rendered | sr0up SHIPS WAGONS ‘ enilre’ west. “The outiook for | o He_pemse lnip ihe Cwprid miserable by a disordered | ALL READY TO BE USED s Ui it "l miing " | TR il A e S S RS liwer. By taking Chamber- terion it ook aud serves we an Hlue | 8hen ne iy e, the by sl wige i | lain’s ' Stomach and Liver / Lo adimess of farmers 0 take up Irrigated | he 12 p 3 bad manug both. They cleanse and in- | ““07 " " lowa, & purty of about u dogen. ‘ e 18, o h { patriot to charity, he is a 7. TR vigorate the stomach and improve the digestion. o 3 isiness in the building lines ween 59/l and s t oo an t s fo one, he is cold blooded §* Saoy f re was a great fu wtrald of | 50 an old age, he has missed | Absolutely and unqualifiedly the cream of know what ad Is 80 rocky, let's cf WAISTS iy e ot i | e a0 b deived from. ths A Yo T et vt | them all. Blatz—the beer of characteristic mer J‘;.Hx the Ak-Sar-Ben and be - — Saturday, May 8. § 100 ne il L BREEDERS T AT _GORN SHOW byl i, TR i excellence—the beer for you \wtory was pressed int vice and 1 A Card | - Brandeis Slores wagoss pickod up nd los ded 4 8 son | American A ation Will Be In-| This is to certify that a!l druggists ar: | Always the same Good Old Blatz ey will be take ) authorized to refund your money if ¥'s matter of mystery, but they were sent o & : Honey and Tar falls to cure your cough o BLATZ COMPANY, Wholesale Dealer; for fmuow L and sent imanediate or AP It stops the e lun " lungs ouglas St., € sth, troud is somet | as the or . « Ha . prevent nsumption. | :..:::.'u - W ————— ey B el ;;\‘.u; o ek _\m\“““" bna. a4 e gmauins to:in & | - VAL. BLATZ BREWING CO., MILWAUKEE, WIS. w packag or sale by all druggists. |