Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 23, 1909, Page 36

REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE (Continued.) BARGAINS Walnut Hill_home, 4102 Lafayette Ave $1,760 will. handle it.' 8 rooms, thoroughly modern, finished in ocak, best of ‘repalr, corner lot, plenty of shade, paved street 18 A BARGAIN.” Owner leaving city. must Beli—$4, 750, 00 Fleld club district, $2,00 will han- die #t. 17 rooms, corner lot, just finished, modern, up~to-date, finished in birch, maple floors. A desirable home, $,70—-CLOSE_IN ACRE, ALL IN BBAR- ING FRUIT. 304 Curtis Ave., cor. 3lst 8t, opposite Miller park, 2 blocks from car line, i-rgom house, good repair, 3 minutes from Far- nam St. Let me show you this. 2524 South 9th Street $2,700~7-room cottage, modern except heat, full_basement, good repair, ‘gxod nelghbor- hood, close to Farnam car. yment down, balance monthly. 2538 South 9th Street. $3,000+7 rooms, modern, rooms well ar- ranged, good repair, good neighborhood, a desirable home, close to Farnam car. Let e show you this. v 1,00-2112 So. 46th Ave., lot 8 b. 42, Am- bler Place, T-room cottage, full two-sfory, Dbest of repalr, full lot, rooms large bilck cellar, two blocks from Center street road AU the price is a bargain. Investment, Close In, 418 South 24th Ave. WILL PAY 12 PER CENT NET ON PRICE ASKED. 14-room house and reception hall, all fin- fsher in quarter-sawed oak, bullt for a home; rooms large and well arranged, & manties and grates porcelain bath, hot water heat, plate and art glass windows. A complete home. Also f-room cottage in year of above nearly new. Finished in oak, modern except heat. Always rented. Ground mlone worth nearly % price asked. Owner vn\xl’ln. city and price reduced to 38,600 for oth. For terws, etc, see owner on premises of apply to GEO. MARSHALL, 408 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. ©ftice phone, Doug. 147; evenings, H. 2168. SPECIAL BARGAINS First Time Offered for Sale We sold the “special” advertised last BSunday on Monday, but here is a better mnd cheaper one: Full two story house with reception hall, double parlors, dining room, kitchen and pantry pn first floor; 4 bed rooms, large bath room, store room nnd closets on second floor; electric ligh good furnace (coal bill for heating past winter was pnly $42.00); large front and back porches. Level lot, 50x1% feet, paved street. In first-class nelghborhood two blocks from car line; near 28th and Bpalding Sts. Price very low at $3,350. ‘ED JOHNSTON & CO., Phone Douglas 1235; 1614 Farnam St. as) Don't Wait Kountze Place Two-story residence, Kounze Place, near 24th St. car; 7' large rooms, modern and very desirable home; full lot, barn, fruit and shade trees; nice lawn. Owner leav- ing city on account of sickness and must sell. If sold at once, will take $3,000. Part cash. NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, 'Phones, 682 Brandels Bldg. (l{)—uhfl“ SMALL HOME ON EASY TERMS Four-room house, nearly new, large barn and chicken house, corner lot, fruit trees and bushes. Stop paying rent and start a home; will take lot as first payment, balance same as rent. 300 8. Halcyon Bt. Ask to see through. R. H. LANDERYOU, 442 Board of Trade. Doug. 2161; Ind. A-215 Both Tel.: 19— 40 Acres $6,500 High and sightly, highly improved, near Arthur Brandels’ country home. Harrison & Morton (19)—M58 A. P. Tukey & Son Right Down Town The owner of the northeast corner of 17th and Cass Sts. desires to sell the prop- erty. The ground is 66x132. with thres houses now on same. The property rents for $108 per month. We will subdivide and sell the south halt of the lot with two houses fronting south on Cass, and the north half of the lot with one house front- ing west on 17th. We can make prices right on this property. A. P. Tukey & Son 444 Board of Trade Bldg. Phone Douglas 2181, a9— NEAR AVE. A. CAR LINE. New 6-room house, 3 #4-foot lots and good barn, on corner and close to eity school. This is a cheap place at $2,20. McGee Rea! Estate Co, 14 Pearl 8t, Council Bluffs. (19)~M579 28 WHY PAY RENT? Six-room house, 122 8. 2ith; paved street; water, gas and sewer in: special taxes paid. reduced to #1,800. Terms if desired (19)—M483 28x Buy from the Owner 08 Fowler Ave., for $3,160; six rooms, ail modern; full lot; fine neighborhood. (19)—M48T 28x REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. (Continued.) REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE (Continued.) NORTH SIDE BARGAINS $2,000 $600 down buys bran new G-room cottage, modern except furnace. 2,500 $500 down buys nearly new 5-room home, gouth front, excellent location, on Ruggles t. $2,300 Buys 6-room, modern except heat, ce- mented cellar, cement walks, on Mander- son St., near 2ist. A real bargain. $2,500 Buya 8-room, modern except heat, full lot, large barn, Sulphur Springs addition, halt block to car; has been reduced from $3,000. Make us a cash offer for this. $2,600 Buys 6-room, extra well bullt, home on Manderson St.. bullt for & home by owner; modern in all res oxcept furnace; ticored attic; full lot; worth easy $,00. $2,500 Beven-room, modern except heay, south front, hedge, frult, shrubbery, lot Boxi%. 2554 Manderson St, 52,650 Elght-room, modern, on south front, shade. y $3,000 large reception hall, e, one you can't help t., one Klock to car, Spalding 8t Five-room and strictly modern cott: but like, on Emmet We have others. Remember, we deal in bargains only. We don't have to charge full commission. Why? JOHNSON 00. 4819 North 2th St Tels, Web. 3719 and #42; In NEAR CAR LINE On Easy Terms Three Lots for $375. 160x133 feet, 3 blocks from car line, just north of Krug park; similarly located lots are selling for double the prices of these Iots, Terms, $10 cash and $10 a month. 124x308 for $500 124x38 feet, equals over 6 B0-foot city lots, also north of Krug park and street car line. A BIG SNAP. Terms, $% down, balance monthly. 248x308 for $1,000 248x308 feet, equals over 12 §0-foot city lots, near car line and north of Krug park. 2 $50 down, balance monthly. If you want a bargain see us about these at once, GARVIN BROS. Doug. 93 164 Farnam, Close In Investment Located on a double corner, 10 minutes walk from 16th and Farnam Sts. One of the most substantial and well bullt properties in the city. Suitable for hotel, sanitarium, club house or apartment. Has 28 large rooms, two bath rooms, hot water heat. Oak finish and everything in first- class condition. This property cost $35,000 exclusive of lot aAd is practically as good as new. We can lease this property at once for $1,800 per year and can sell it for 317,600 for quick sale. ED. JOHNSTON & CO., Phone Doug. 13%; 1614 Farnam St. a9) WILL SELL MY HOME ONLY BUILT THREE MONTHS. southeast corner 30th and Capitol Ave., all modern, nice terrace, lawn sodded, cement walks, both streets ps;ed. lllwdln.g rooma flmn‘r;xg in mission onk, wall decorations cost Easy terms to right party. i C. P. TRAVER, 64 N. Y. Life Blag. Seven-room, an— John Morrison House Mr, Morrieon has removed to the ranch country and wishes us to urge the sale of his beautiful home located at Grand Ave. and Florence boulevard, diagonally across from Rome Miller's ' $25,000 residence. Nine large rooms, excellently built; house located in a setting of fine old forest trees; south and east front; putlook fine; large barn. Former price $7,00, present price $5,500. Act quickly. Harrison & Morton (19)—M4™ HOUSE AND TWO LOTS IN BENSON Pretty cottage home, & rooms, frult of all kinds, two large lots. If you want Ben- son property see this, northe west corner Bryan and Halcyon 8ts.; one block to car. Only $2,600. R. H. LANDERYOU, 42 Board of Trade. Doug. 25l; Ind. A-2151. a9— Tel Y VO 7 DO YOU WANT A good one on 41st St. near the Farnam district. This is & fine new modern home, seven rooms and reception hall, well fur- nished, nicely decorated. Large lot 75x112, fine terrace, cement steps and walks, good barn. Owner will sell this at the low price of $5,000 See this at orce. THE WORLD INVESTMENT COMPANY, Sulte 601. N. Y. Life Bldg. Doug. 1920; A 4263, 9)— CONTRACT SACRIFICED Write owner at once for particulars how to get this good new home for scarcely more than monthly rental payments. Ad- dress W 537, care Bee. (19)—M516 Zx PRETTIEST IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. Buburban home, § blocks of car line, §-room modern house, very handsome and in good repair. About 1% acres of land »beautifully lald out and improved. Good barn, with man’s room. Garden lot, with truit, etc. Lawn shaded by large oak and elm trees. Nothing like this in either gty for_the price. MoGee Real Butate s Pearl Bt.,, Council Bluffs. ™ P9 (19)—MB% 23 W HOUSBE—%xil 8 rooms and bath; Nl;';‘od!mi colcnlal style; old shade; good nelghborhood Call or address, Owner, 3613 N. 4 Bt South Omaha, Neb 900 Acres $71,500 Lies a few miles north of Omah some- what rolling, but highly improved; near proposed motor line. Harrison & Morton (19)—Mao vo o FLEVENTH STREET. Make an offer this week on N. W. Cor. 11th and Dorcas Sts. ow F. D. WEAD, 1801 Farnam 8t, (19)—M468 23x IF YOU HAVE oity property, farms, ranch lands or mer- ise to sell or trade, list them with me 1 costs you mothing uniess I effect a sale. . W. Mitchell, Byard of Trade B a9—8 LARGE, 100x138 dlate r. cottage; corner lot, om car llng; im Get a home on easy lon. yments from the owner. Doug. 1653 or rv‘elflw w el 9 -2 3,400 Buys a good, east front house near All Saints' ohurob. F. D. WEAD, 1801 Farnam St. (1)~ M55 23 $3.600—-Nice home, modern, elght rooms, hot water Ieating, convenlent to good school, Union Pacific shops and oral othet large manufactories; convenlent to South aha car lne. Call owner, V er (19)-M4 8 23x 9,70, Brand new house on Caldwell, near 27th, (19)—-M557 =3 LOT~60x130. Best part Sherman Ave. At price that will_surprise you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO, Suite: 64 N. Y. Life Bldg. ‘Phone Red 1909, Omaha, Neb, (19)—~M532 25 dront 1or, ONLY i zast front lot, Bood clevation, bet, elub and West Farnam. F. D Wead 1801 Faram St (19)—-M550 23 SNAP if taken at once, om | A SNAP [ jakep, ot once. # room trees, cement walk. 263 Plerce St.. Tel H.:d ?(112 . (19) 494-23x 3,350 1 will bulld you & 5r. mogd cottage, lot 36x12, on easy payments. J. H. Parrotte, Board of Trade. (19)— M52 2§ BOULEVARD HOUSE, 54 ol # reoma. modern. nly 82250 Thomas Brenpan, Room 1 New York Life Bld a9t 319 DAVENPORT, $8,80-6 rooms, recep- with full 8-ft. lot; furnace; electric light; tion hall and bath; new and mod 3 lished floors. $600 cash, bal. casy. .| hot heat; cen veller: WD Wead, 1801 Farnam St (19)—Med 23 B L m""'"dn‘ "flh"n? GOOD INVESTMENT. NTH and Mason, N-room modern house r., mod. house, nearly new-—$1,250-118 for boarditg or residence, $, Rorth i, Tents 35 8 mor Easy terms. y terms. . Gross, 81 8. %24 P & H. Parrorts (19)—Mb22 29. ' (19)—M5T8 Hx 5-ROOM modern house (except heat), close to Omaha View school, full lot @-room house, modern exeopt heat, Webster 8t., near 36th St., full lot, $2,55. 8-room house, modern except heat, 2 lots, ench 40x110, storehouse, windmill for pumping water, 2,00-gallon water tank, fruit trees and vines. Call at office for location and price. 9-room house, modern except heat, lot 40x 10, between Corby and Maple Sts., on 2th St., 82,20, f-room house, #5th Ave., bargain at $1,%0, near Burt St.; 6 and 3-room house, sewer and city water in houses, lot 60x130, 2Tth Ave., near Bur- dette St., $2,260. 2 4-room houses, oity water and sewer in yard, #th Ave., near Cuming St, $2,200. 8-room house, Ohio St, § blocks from In- stitute car line, $500. 2 vacant lots northeast corner 27th and Saratoga Sts., 60x127 each, $500. 1 vacant lot on U St., between 20th ahd Mth Sts., South Omraha, $250. Beveral vacant lots In northwest part of Omaha, from $100 up. Improved farm in Washington county, Neb., 3% miles from Calhoun, $9,000. 180 acres In Wheeler county, good land, no tmprovements, §i5 per acre, or will trade for Omaha property. 160 acres In Alberta, Can.; will sell or trade for Omaha property. Soveral other bargains, both In improved clty property, vacant city lots and farm lands. " Chris Boyet 224 and Cuming Sts. a9)— ON West Farnam St., near 42d; big bar- gain; rec. hall, parlor, living room, dining room and kitchen on first floor; § nico bedrooms and bath on 2d floor, with attic room finlshed; hot water heat; fireplace; house just papered throughout; nice barn; full lot. Only $4,000 if sold now. C. W. Underhill, 331 Board of Trade Bldg, Doug. 210 and Harney 2177. (19)—M548 A NICE HOME PLACE. 6-room cottage and large attic; good cellar; modern ' except | heat; new ' plumbing (latest); barn, olstern, fruit trees an shade, and fuil lot; near 3 car lines, fine view and locality; '#2,600; 10 per cent off if all cash to me; can borrow about $1,400 on it. Stoyes, furniture and_plano for sale also. Must sell soon as I leave for the west in June. Don't fail to look into thia if able to use It. Address B 539, care Bee. (19)—-M543 23 THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: REAL ESTATE ITY PROPERTY FOR SALR (Continued.) PETERS TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENTS Bonds bear low interest rates; are not pald for a long term of years Farm mortgages bear an interest rate usually higher than bonds. They mature every five years, glving an opportunity for a change of Investment, if desired. Our capital 18 $30,000, inves sd in farm mortgages at all times. From this stock you may ehoose amounts from $00 up. All the interest is paid to the investor. Our pay is obtained when the loan is made. We now have Invested over $10.000,000 of investors' money. We shall be glad to have you inspect our securities. PETERS TRUST COMPANY New York Life Blag., Ground Filoor, (19)—M3460 23 HANSCOM park, new 6-room modern dwell- ing finished June 15. Faces east on 3lst 8t one block south of park; large living and dining rooms finlghed in oak, maple floors in kitchen and pantry; 8 good be rooms and bath on 24 floor; gas and ele tric lights; full cemented basement; laun- dry, sink, fine furnace, with hot water connection; cement waiks and trees. If you have some cash and a good position 8top paying rent, get a home and good investment . Price $3,780 if contract is made soon. Lots on this hill will double in value very soon. Basy terms. C. W. Underhill, 381 Board of Trade BIdg. Tels. Doug. 210. Harney 277. (19)—M5%0 2 PETERS TRUST COMPANY WILLS Are for the purpose of conveying a clear title to the property, elther directly to those who are to have its use, or to a trustee to be distributed, or cared for, in accordance with the terms in the will. We prepare wills and act as trustee and con- sultation Is confidential. PETERS TRUST COMPANY New York Life Bldg., Ground Floor. (19)—-M570 23 BEMIS Park district, good 6-room house, nearly new, all modern, hot water heat, 1% block from car line. Price $3,100. Walnut Hill district, 7-room house, mod- ern_except heat, one block to car line; four blocks to new cathedral. Owner loav- ing city. Price $2,050. J. J. ROONEY, 617 BEE BLDG, 19)— STRICTLY modern §-room house, steam heat, large barn, 63 feet east front, lot. For ‘price and terms Tel. Benson 6S1. (19)—M227 23 SBEVEN-ROOM house, two lots, frult trees, at & bargaln. Apply 243 Fort St. Mrs. Fannle L. Edes. (19)—206-26x WALNUT HILL, new §-room cottage; city water, gas, cement walk; fine loct tion. Only $18. C. W. Uunderhill, Board of Trade, Doug. 2210. (19)—M649 23 MAXY 23, 1909 REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SAL Colorndo--Continuca 160 ACRES OF COLORADO FARM LAND FREE TO SETTLERS ON MOFFAT ROAD To secure good farmers, we tell you how (20— A Golden Opportunity Is now yours to buy cheap lands coming under irrigation, right at Denver's door. Profits Guaranteed ‘We are owners and can serve you best. Annis & ARohling Council Bluffs, Iowa. (Q)-Mfifl o FREE COLORADO_ ORCHARD HOMES In the fertile Pine River valley, near Du- rango; ideal land for apples, peaches, enrs ‘and small frults; ample water for rrigation; drawing July 15, under super- viston of State Land Board. Write at onge for free illustrated book giving full information about soll, climate, crops, plans, ete. American Colonist & Trust Co., 204 Bymes Bldg., Denver, Colo (20)—42] 3x CAREY ACT TRRIGATED LAND. Routt Co., Colorado, next—Little Snake River valley. As good as any, cheaper than most. Stock, fruit, general agri- culture. No cyclones, Greatest possi- bilitles. Moffat road now bullding— Unlon Pacific prospective. Are you In- terested? Write W. 8. Ripley, 61§ Pax- ton blk., Omaha, Nel (20)—M475 23 COLORADO FRUIT LAND. 10-ACRE _tracts Colorado Irrigated Land on small payment down and monthly p: ments without interest and taxes; locate in Rocky Ford Cantaloupe district close to main line of Santa Fe Rallway, close to a station; fine fruit land. To own ten acres of this land is to be independent. Splendid climate, Write for detalled de- 1 scription. La Junta Land Co., 424 Santa Fe Ave., La Junta, Colo. (20)—M420 23x G flected In almost every department of business life and it is more than a coincidence In the fact that the post- office receipts, the number of people car- ried on the street cars and the increase In the use of electricity for power and lights, run upward in about the same ratio. These three things furnish a commerclal barometer as well as the clearings of the banks, their deposits and general business. In less than ten years the use of elec- tricity has Increased over 600 per cent; West Farnam Elegant corner 98x110 feet, 38th Ave. and Dodge, directly opposite Mr. Joseph Cud- ahy's new brick residence, $7,500. Cholce bullding site, 50x140 feet on 38th Ave, near Farnam, just opposite Charles Harding's elegant home, $5,500. Fine lot on 3th St., near Farnam, special bargain at 82,50, Nice lot for bungalow on Dodge near 88th; only $2,250. HICKS, 219 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG. (19)—M54T 28x NEW 8-ROOM MODERN HOME Cholce home, just completed, oak finish, south front, ce- ment walk, bullt: to last, near 2th and Fort Sts., only $3.000. lot us show you this, Can arrange terms. R. H. LANDERYOU, 442 Board of Trade. Doug. 3151; Ind. A-2151 a9)— Tel.: TRUSTS Corporations borrowing money and re- quiring the use of a reliable trustee, elther as trustee under thelr bond issues, or as registrar and transfer agent, will find our facilities equal to those of eastern trust companies and will find it preferable to do business with us, as we are adapted 1 local condition. We shall be glad to b consulted in regard to the preparation of any trust papers in cases where we are now acting as trustee, very carefully pre- pared forms are available. These are sug gestive for use in other similar cases PETERS TRUST COMPANY New York Life Bldg., Ground Floor. (19)—M5T1 2 AN 800 PROPERTY FREL OF COST, EXCEPT INTEREST ON THE MONEY!' SEEMS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, BUT IT I8 TRUE!—You furnish & good party and I urnish the property; requires 4w but you get it all back after paying al charges in maintenance of the property including full insurance on improvement $6.000; all tax repairs, water rents an allowances for ncies, which are min i One of best Investments of its c and no hot air (except in_the furnace). What I have said can be dem onstrated to your satsfaction. It s right here in the city and close in and needs no padding of rents to make the showing. to the letter on every point. An $8.000 property. and I have had offers close to & deal. \\'ll.l.lAhl( :LE;“IY]\'Q. Hall. 11 8. 1Sth., back of City all, # 'Phone Douglas 119 (19)-Ms44 2 1 have for sale a splendid 4-room house, barn and frult trees, on good lot § that is really worth §1,20, but to the man or woman who can come well recommended, I will let them have it for §1,000, $200 cash: balance very easy. Call | Hold m at 516 Brandeis Bidg., on Tel. Red 5. (19)—M882 2x TWO houses cheap; good investment. 3Mi9 Caldwell QH—Mi%0 B sale of postage stamps reaches almost $1,000,000 annually, whereas a few years ago it amounted to but a few hundred thousand; money order business has in- creased from 32,600,000 ten years ago to over $5,000,000 during the last year. Fifty-flve new firms located In Omaha during 1%8 and the number added since the first of the year is placed by the Commercial club at twenty-one, all of which are employing help of some kind. The general growth Is shown in the fact DEWEY AVENUE, LOOKING WEST FROM THIRTY-THIRD STREET, NOTHING OBSTRUCTED THE VIEW HERE TWO YEARS AGO. ENERAL growth of Omaha is re- more gas Is also being used, while the that the city 1s willingly voting bonds for improvements; it is no trouble at all to secure petitions for having many miles of paving done, while contracts have been let by private owners and real estate com- panies for cutting down big clay banks and filling In the hollows until it is esti- mated by contractors that some 600,000 cuble yards of earth will be moved Juring the year to “fill up the low places and cut down the high places,” which is more then simply excavatin FINE BUILDING LOTS, INSIDE CITY LIMITS AT ONLY $62 PER_LOT—$6 DOWN AND 30C PER WEEK, F PER MONTH. If this seems impossible—go and see, Salesman on ground Sunday after 1 o'clock. Reservations may be made at above prices until sale day. CHARLS HEIGHTS. Real Estate Title-Trust Co., Sole Agents, Ground Floor, 1301 Farnam Bt. Go to 33d and Fort and you are on the ground. ~Get off car at 30th and Fort and Walk through park west three blocks, or to 83d and Ames Ave, and north 5 blocks. U.'S. Airship and Wireless Tower adfoin this addition on east. (19)—M585 23 FOR BALE—140 feet front by 12 feet deep, $-room house, barn and chicken house; 1 block from car, city water, gas and permanent sidewalks; beautifully locate plum, cherry and peach trees and stra berries bearing; $2,00. Bee owner, %1 Grand Ave. (19)—M2 2 REAL ESTATE DEALERS, REED ABSTRACT CO., Est., 186; prompt get our prices. 1710 Farnam St. L% 19)—316 REAL ESTATE TITLE.TRUST CO. CHAS' E. WILLIAMSON, President, (19)—818 GANGESTAD, 44 Bee Bldg. Tel. D. 3047 9)—M517 PAYNE INV, CO, nrst floor N. Y. Life A9)—a7 WALKUP REAL ESTATE CO., 09 Paxton Block. (19)—-M967 May13 BENJAMIN R. B CO., 47 Brandels Bldg. a9 FARM AIHREQL\'CEMS.IIQIE FOR SALB Celo: COLORADO IRRIGATED SNAP, ® acres joining townsite, e miles from Denver; frull and vegetable laad; lies beautifully; fine view of the moun- taine; ideal for home or investment. 'This will be sold t one-balf its Jresent value if at once. NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO., 62 Rraudels Bidg. Omahs, Neb. ) A FARM FOR YOU m NVRRQ AT DENVER’S DOOR The new Denver suburban Irrigation dis- trlet, embracing 70,060 ac watered by the Antero reservoir and high line canal, perfect soll, abundance of water, ad- Joining Denver, a city of 240,00 in- habitants and ' best market for your crops. Your golden opportunity. Secure a home or investment, Any size tract you want. Price $% and up. Write for free book. Responsible agents wanted. THE HAWKEYE LAND CO., 923 17th 8t., Denver Colo. (20)—428 23x FORTUNES in selling irrigated land, Cor- poration offers stock to thrifty people at par, §1 & share; buy as muci or as litile as you please; stock convert.ole into land later It you wish. Lovestigate our savings- investment plan. Booklet free. Dencolo Land Co., &8 Century Bidg., Denver, Colo. (20)—M422 Bx WE WANT to correspond with real es- tate men in Nebraska and Iowa regarding sale fruit lands in famous western Colo- rado. Will pay liberal commission 'he Orchard Homes Company, Delta, €0) M4 = LAND OPENING—Over 16,00 acras irri- gated land, comprising the famous Teller ranch, 4 miles from~ Pueblo, Colorado. Residénce not required to secure ttle, but prompt reservation secwres “opening set- tlement terms,” ylelding an immediate profit of about $& per acre. Land will De thrown open for settlement June 17. Write today for free particulars how to get your shure of this wonderful domaln deeded by U. 8. government to Senator Teller. Climate of Pueblo famous for health; your farm will be within a few miles of this big city; ample transporta. tion; immense markets; land cxtromely tertfle and ready now for plowing. Crops: All crops native to the temperate zone oan be raised bountifully. Alfalfa, 5 to § tone er acre: potatoes, 400 to 800 bushels; eap bage, 160 crates; canteloupes, 100 crates Free—Write today for maps, \llustrated bulletin, how to file on easy terms. Spe clal low price excursion rates, The Moea Land and Trust Co., 246 Midland Hldg. Kansas City, Mo. ! (20)—M275 23 Fine Stock Ranch In Lincoln County, Nebraska 640 acres, located In the Platte valley, within elght miles of North Platte, all fenced and erc fenced, forty acres of alfalfa, good stand; meadow cuts 250 tons of wild hay, forty acres in cultiva tion, balance In grass; good five-room frame cottage, frame stable, granary and other buildings, good corrals, two wind- mills and wells, fine grove 0f big trees, nond stocked with fish. This is a splen- did stock ranch and s big ap at o price of $17.60 per acre. BN winp of o l)\‘x:"({w:\' |Y~‘l of 14 r oln county farms, lands anches and a map of the oo sent free on application, ¥ K, the. ouaty BUCHANAN & PATTERSON, North Platte, Neb, BN i d S 77(3”*‘ TRAVELING MAN'S SACRIFICE A commercial traveler is forced to his section of Chey must realize on it sell ie county (Neb.) land; at once and 5.50 & Acre will take it; must be sold :lJ”“ -J-I This 18 good farm land In farming com- { munity, is worth $8 an acre Write, wire | or 'phone us at once. ¢ NATIONAL INVESTME) COMPANY, 682 Brandes Bldg., Omaha. Neb )—M518 24 OPEN YOUR EY Eastern helrs obliged to 4,25 acres near Minatare, Scott's Bluff county, Ne. braska: 3,600 acre blei about ' 3,000 acres very fine, smooth table land; 0 acres under irrigation; %00 acres can be laced under irrigation: 1000 acres in umpkin Creek valley; 100 acres of alfalfa. running water, all improved, 50 miles fence Price $10 per acre. Call, write or wire af once. LLEY INVESTMENT CoO. 220-6 Neville Bldg, Omaha SHERIDAN COUNTY, NE 20 acres 7 miles from Rushy level, heavy black loam soll, over clay One ‘crop of potatoes will pay for this land three times over. Price $11 per acre; easy ter Axents wanted. R. F. KITTERMAN, Rushville, Neb @ to locate 180 acres of fine ®overnment land in Routt county on Denver, Northwestern & Pa A Big crops, pure water, good soil, fine climate and markets. We have no land to sell, its absolutely from the gov- | ernment. Law allows you to return home for six months after fiiing. Write for free book, maps and full information that tells how to get this land fr Address W. E, JO , General Traffic Manager, TH Majestic Bldi., Denver, Colo, REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE | REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR 8/ (Continued.) 1Y GO Only FIV two trips a 000. have not bou 3,000 acres, for This is the best irrigated ply inexhaustible. The price ern Nebraska or Iowa farm, trip rates and our beautiful about this country. General Colonization (Or ask us for name of o you three times as much per acre. only a fifth cash, balance one to ten years. Next Excursion June 1, 1909 Let us know at once if you want to join us, as we can take only a limited number on each trip. To Look Thev Stay To Buv Out of the large number of men who have gone with us on our first two excursions to look at Scott's Bluff Irrigated Land nght. Our total sales for the a total consideration of $228 - That's the “‘proof of the pudding.” Good Irrigated Land Cannot Be Bought For Less land in the West. It is under one of the largest and most complete irrigation systems in the United States. None better. The water supply is sim- is no higher than your East- and irrigated land will bring Our terms are easy— Write for round illustrated booklet telling all Payne Investment Co. Agents, Omaha Nebraska. ur agent in your locality.) Engineering and Co SHOSHON Registration Will Mgr. Land Sales Dept. ‘[daho-Carey-Act-Lands 'Snake River Valley—Twin Falls Country IDAHO IRRIGATION COMPANY’S PROJECT. nstruction Work by J. G. White & Company, Incorporated. 50,000 Acres Will Be Opened by Drawing Under the Supervision of the Idaho State Land Board. E, IDAHO, JUNE 8, 1909 Open June 1st, Closes June 7, 1909 IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO SHOSHONE, IDAHO, AND INVESTIGATE. WRITE LB BURTY, + BOISE, IDAHO (01— M200-J --1% Nebraska—Continued. FOR BALE—Well improved farm; black, heavy soll, level as a floor; big bargain for quick sale. Address Freeman Bros., North Dakota. FOR BALE-50,000 acres best wheat ané flax land In the northwest; for further information call or write John J. Doyle, (20)—-M315 CORN and alfalfa land in Dickinson Co., Kan. Write for prices. James Sheeran, Bolomon, Kan. (20)—M120 24x " Okinhoma, OKLAHOMA 489320 acres of upland prairie, black sandy soil, near Caney, Kan., price §20 per acre. cres of ‘agricuitural land in one some 18 leased for oll and gas and some I8 not; located § ‘miles southwest of Nowata; price $22 per acre. 479—230 acres of extra good farm land, lo- cated near Wann, OKL; 200 acres of this ie as rich as you will find, % acres has some draws in it; land ralsed 0 bu. of corn and oats to the acre; 0 acres is leased for ofl and gas and'ls paying $1 per_acre advanced royalty; big bargain &t §$20 per acre. 459—1,00 acres of rich valley land, all smooth and part of same is in a high state of cultivation; this land is located within three miles of Watova, Okl., and #ix m'les from Nowata, Okl., %0 acres of it is practically in one body and 240 acres is located three miles south; the land 1s well worth $35 per acre; an exceptionally good bargain at $20 per acre. We have land in Nowata Co. in any size tract you may desire from 5 acres up at prices’ ranging from $10 to $8 per acre, There are 4,50 flowing oll wells in No- wata Co. Natural gas is sold at 2o per 1,000 cublc feet. You might get an ail well with your land. Average rainfall in Nowata county, % inches per annum; average fro March 1 to October 1, 24 inches, and distributed Just as needed Good water is found from 20 to # feet. Find Nowata county on your map. The Oklahoma & Cherokee Central R. R. east and west through this county 1s & certainty. Land will probably double in value within two years. You can't afford to miss this opportunity. Ask Mo. Pac ticket agent about low rates to Nowata. Come In and see us, or write, NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO,, Sulte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg, ‘Phone Red 1999, Omaha, Neb. Open evenings. (20)—ME34 2 OKLAHOMA'S GRAND OPENING Three million acres of school land soon to be opened by order of state legislature Appraised value acreage $2.09 per acre Worth $25 to $50; no residence or improve. ment required; only one-fortieth down balance forty time. A chance for investors. Best chance for farm home AM about this great opening. Complete information, map showing lo. in the best seut for law, official cation and how to ob Iy 8. Your money back if not satisfied No real estate agent. No grafting. W. B Berry, Texhoma, Okl Reference First Nat. Bank, W. 8. Fisher, U. 8. Land Com. (20)—419 Zix UGINAL ALLOTMENT MAP Showing each Indlan allotment in Cherckee strip. It is a curlosity. Come in and sce it. We will explain why the land is so cheap. "' NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life. ‘Phone Red 1990 (0)~M533 28 WHEN you write to advertisers, remem- ber that It takes Dut sn exira stroke of two of the pen to mention the fact that vou saw the ad in The Bes. Neligh, Neb. (20)—M30I' 23 Wishck, N, D. (20)—M619 J1ix BEND for long list; farms, $ to §100 per Oregon. acre. BEMIS, Brandeis Blag. ¥ FAMOUS CAMAS PRAIRIE-Rich, soil, abundant rainfall, mild elina for map of northwest. Grangeville, 1daho. OREGON farms, oity ana suburban homes, Parties coming to Oregon might get Kome information that will be a help to them in seleoting & home. Thirty years of continual residence in the Willamet valley might enable us to give you son information that would save you some money. Direct your letters to Everett & McCleod, Room 28 Rothohild Bidg., Portland, Ore. (20)—-M 469 Jll’ South Dakota. SPINK COUNTY LANDS. These lands will double in price In the next five years; fine settlement; very pro- ductive soll; gently undulating surface; big crops of wheat, oats, bariey, vegeta: bles and corn; good water; ample markets blg houses and barn; d cattle and hog country, in the rain belt. Rallroad fare re: funded ‘to purchasers. Send for literature Quarter sectloon, level, 5 miles of Red fleld; 110 acre cultivated; all tillable. Price 335 per acre. Quarter section, 3 miles of Redficld prairie pasture, fenced. Price $30 per acre Quarter section, level, fine, fairly good bulldings; six miles to' Hitchcock; nearly all cultivated. Price $46 per acre. FAULK COUNTY BARGAINS, Half section, 5% miles to Carlyle, railroa( town; all tillable except # 60-acre pond caused by arteslan well; good small house, shed, barn, cattle sheds, fenced; first-class land. $23 per acre. Quarter section prairie land, 5 miles of Carlyle; nearly ali tillable. Price §2 per acre. We have others. These lands In eastern !B(uulh Dakota. Independent 'phone 663 ed, Write or see L' W. TULLEYS & BSON, J® Main 8t., Becond Floor, Council 'Blutts, 1a, (2016 23 FINE farm lands in Hand and adjolning countics, Bouth Dakota. Hustiing agents wanted. Jay P. Morrill, 612 Pulace Bldg, Minneapoiis, Minn. (a0)—MNT JI5% SOUTH DAKOTA BARGAINS, LYMAN COUNTY 160 ACRES, improv 320 acres, improved, $18.50 per 6) aores fine land, §3,100 Easy torms. Write, ‘Chas damin, la. 150 per acre. acre. LOOK THIS UP. Then come with us to Brule county, South Dakota. We control 1400 acres and can sell in tracts to sult_purchasers. Pri 320 to 80 per acre., Write or call, | o KBLLEY INVESTMENT CO., 280-6 Neville Bldg, il (20)—-M{2s 23 Washington, FARMS and small fruit ranches in the Walla v vallev produce & greater net relurn on the invest-ient than in_any oiher locality in the Uaited States. Land values are re le. s 1 ous winter an cllities are exceptional ing profit and a home Wal the ‘place. ~ For Information fruit tracts, farm land, truck dalrying, bee culture, poultry ralsing, busine opportunities, climate’ and edu- wigilitles, write for beok. K. alla Commercial elub, W Walla, Wash.