Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 26, 1910, Page 14

THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 REAL FARM AND RA [o——— Michigan—Continu ESTATE CH LA BUY NOW AND GET A EXCHANGE PRIVILE The SWIGART IBERAL ND FOR SALE | FARM AND RANCH TRACT makes the best| hardware and general merchant offer left in reech of the average man; | In the center of Michigan's F Belt. BEST CLOVER AND FRUIT LAND IN THE STATE Lake Michigan harbors, four raliroads, fast boats; only nine hours 10 Chicago. Large profits in frult, dairy- ing and stock ralsing. ACT XOW, 38, $10, ¢ acre, terms as low as pxchange “when 13, 16 to $26 p 10' down and $h per month on 40 acres. | fces higher In the spring. Many are uying with_privilege of n they go on MY PRIVATE CAR IXCUR- BIONS which begin agaln in March. The SWIGART TRACT Is the largest in Michi- an owned by any one, and therefore of- fers ‘the bert selection, and you take no fisk on this plan. For a small fruit farm and poultry and tru k ralsing get a MASON COUN N ACRE PIE the be SBWIGART TRACT, one mile from R R.; , price $250, §5 per month ] 5 the new and e wing town of Wellstom of beautiful ?r)flnl Lake, This is the only tion In Michigan which gives an insur- ance feature for the protection of ti purchaser's fanily, 1f you die before pay- Ments are completed then your heirs get the farm free of charge Send for large map and best booklet published on the subje fehigo W (lvAl(T, Owner, 1248-49-50 FIrM National Bank Building, CHICAGO. FOR SELL FARM €0, Kalamazoo, 5-INKS “FOR SALE—A FARM TO ORDER— [ 80,000 acres of the best fruft and farm land in ern _Michigan; mostly in | Manistes, Wexford, Mason and Osceola counties. This large acreage gives the best selection in Michigan formerly hardwood lands. We can satisfy any man's land desires. Prices §8, $10, $12 §34, 316 to $38 per acrv. Tnvestigate. Oper fonday and Friday evenings until § p. m. Bunday from 9 to 2 p. m THE HART TRACT, GEO, A. HART, Ownér, Manistee, Micl CHICAGO OFFICE, 1010-1012 CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE BLOCK “FOR SALE—BUY A FARM WHER FARMERS PROSPER. Send for price list E. 8. DOUGLAS, Lawrence, Mich. FARMS FOR SALE—We have a number | st Missourl for sale. nd let us show you. No Booher & Willlams, Sa- of farms In northw Don't delay. Come trade consldered. vannah, Mo, FOR SAL! T‘nrm nf 188 acres, fi miles east of St. Joseph. Write or inquire of C H. Nold Lumber Co., St. Joseph, Mo. A HUNDRED thousand fruit, dairy and poultry farms in Missour, $2.50 per acre and up. For full particulars ask Missourt State Immigration Commission, BSpring- tield, Mo. FOR SALE—Good farm of 20 acres tim- ber land, 160 cultivation, 145 grass land; 1% miles from Napler, 5 miles from Mound City; good improvements; heirs of this estate will receive sealed bids for sale of it until March 1, 1910, reserving the right to reject any and all bids. Information siven. R. E. Moser, Mound City, Mo FARMS—Write for my frea list of im- proved farms in Carroll county, Mo., for sale, Many good bargains. W, A Pnr&!l')‘. Tina, Mo. FOR SALE-Fitty improved farms 40 miles south of Kansas City in the corn, clover and bluegrass belt; $40 to $0 per acre. Send for lists. J. B. Wilson & Co., Drexel, Mo. "FOR SALE LAND AND IMPROVED FARMS—Best southeast Missouri land and farms, forty to 00 acres; from $15 to $45 per acre; easy terms. Write and tell us what you want. We can sult you. Booklet Nebrasxa. Only Eight Left Slxty days ago we had thirty Lisco farms for sale. In spite of cold weather and 8now we have sold twenty-two of them. Thcre must be good reasons for this sale. Those who go to look at the land are con- vinced that these lands will in a sho time be worth as much as the fine farms @ few miles east of Lisco, near Oshkosh d*Lewellen. Here fs what we have left: No. 4, contalning 62 acres, 3% miles east of Lisco, all irrigable and under ditch, $0 per acre. No. 718 a farm of 128 acres, 26 under ditch, balance good hay and pasture land, miles from Lisco, $20 per acre. No. 11 is a farm of 80 acres, 50 under ditc 2% miles from Lisco, only $35 per acre. No. 12 contains 117 acres, all but 2 under diteh, 2 miles from Lisco, $45 per acre. No. 15 is only 1% miles from Lisco, 192 acres, of which 84 acres are irrigated. Price of the tract, §& per acre. No. 16 is a splendid stock ranch of 5S1 acres, with a fine stream of running water. There are 115 acres under diteh, balance grazing land. The town is only a little over a mile away. Price, $% per acre. No. 17 contains a trifle over §0 acres, over half und.r diteh, half a mile from town. Price, 350 per acre. No. %0 Is 3% miles west, 181 acres in all, of ;l:‘l.t"l"\ fl'l”ll‘l’fi'l, II'QI ua\drrl d}i(h and the ce fine hay lan t is b At $57.60 per acro. N e Trade propositions will he considered on any of these, but they must be for fm- proved Omaha. Lincoln or other Nebraska Teal estate, equally s good. Payne Investment Co. 8. E. COR. I5TH AND FARNAM. “Manless Land for Landless Man." FARM for sale, 100 acres land, $8 per acre; 50 acres farm land, % @cres orchard, 35 acres alfalfa, 15 acres timber, pasture land; 7-room house, barn, 82x32, 16 ft. to eaves; double corn crib, 82x34; all good buildings; two windmill; fenced hog tight wiro; 1% miles west of P. O. Nelson. W. F. Hays. BEST BARGAIN IN STATE—Four quar- ters choice level land, three miles from station, south central Nebraska, 1,000 each; rt cash; will double in two years. C. A. est, Holdrege, Neb.* with Angus, woven Neb, 20 ACRES NLA“ (‘\IAHA Seven-room house, partly modern, and outbulldings, good orchard and pas- ture all fenced, walking distance to s schools and churches. Nothing better on market for dairy, poultry, fruit farm hog ranch. Cheap considering improve- ments and location. Terms If desired Box 188, Plattsmouth, Neb.* LEMALL RANCH—T% acres 13 mlles from | z Ploe, well lmproved and all fenced. Good reasons for selling. Price, $12 50 per acre. For rticulars write Chas. P. Nel. eon, Long Pine, Neb. 80 ACRES, $10 PER. Fine grass land, four miles from North Pllll eb.; will take mall improved m or Omaha property. w T GRAHAM, 604 Bee Bldg., 25 Miles Omaha, 360 Por Acre No waste land, 0 seres timber, 100 acres cultivation; $-room house, good barn; all fenced. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., ul Y. Life Blag. Phone Red 1969, “®ACRE relinquishment. Pattee, Neb.; for quick sale, throp & Tobin, 415 Bee Bidg. Omaha. 11 miles south 31,000 Bargain in Farm Land Owner will sell an 840-acre North Platte valley famn, improved, irrigated and a fine tncome producer. at a'price which, will en- able you to subdivide, sell out and dnuhl. in _six ' months, Wil e barn | proposi- | MICHIGAN | Largest part | | | { | | | i ‘ oll lmxmned Wead Bldg.. | {O’KEEFE REAL |ing orchard, REAL ESTATE LAND FOR SAL® (Continued.) North Dakota. BUSINESS OPENI? North Dakota, for a G8 IN FLASHER, hotel man, livery, Flasher its first rallroad this summer. to the owners of the townsite, Wil- Brown & Co,, Mandan, N. D, Oxlanoms, OKLAHOMA will have Apply llam H Ve have 1000y ecres of cholse tand to | sele:t from, raning in e from $ to s land is in the oll and i you might get an oll well h your lana NOWATA LAND, AND 1.OT CO., Guite @24 New York Life Bidg Gregon. FOR SALE—2400 acres northern Call- | fornia on railroad; when water is on this iand it will sell for $100 per acre in small tracts; will take cash, incofne, equity or cl terms. u C. MALTBY, vacant, balance Medford, Ore. Teunessee. FOR SALE—Farm and timber lands in | | Arkansas, Louisiana and Misgissippi Write for bargain list. Young-McCrary- McConnell Co., 244 Randoiph Bidg., Mem- phis, Tenn. wexan, WE WANT YOU TO SEE. | The land that we are offering for $5.00 per acre and compare it with others. Then 1Yo have real farms, low s $1160 per dcre sy distance of Houston, city of 100,000, Go with s ‘Tuesday, March & Low round trip rate, NOWATA LAND LOT CO. 624 New York Life Bldg. ".en ‘1099, Tands: o the state; you FOR SALE—Texas schoul 1,000,000 acres for by ‘an 'buy 640 acres, 32 an acre; pay 34 cash and balance after 0 years; isie farming and fruit iand and heaithy climate. Fo, further information send & cents postage. INVESTORS' PUELISHING CO., Dept. 13, san Antonio, Tex. "OR SALE-Colonization acres; practically free from stones; rich soll; well drained; ¥ river, creeks and springs; cut by 'rallroad; touches small town and within 3 miles of city of 1,50 people; roads built; land 'adjoining 'selling 5 per acre. Price $1.5) , trades. Owned by San Benito, Tex. tract; stumps and well watered H. Smith, Virginia, FOR SALE-HISTORIC VIRGINIA HOME 16 ac tertile land; timber boundary; living streams; t.rraced garden; charming old colonial house; modern equipment; glorious views; perfect environment.. Illus: trated pamphlet. Price, $55,000. FREE REAL ESTA' ISTER-20 select properties, ARY & CO., H. W. HILL! CHARLOTTESVILLE, V. Washington. WASHINGTON. For full information concerning farms and fruit lands in_the state of Washington and ESPECIALLY IN THE SPOKANE COUNTRY, CALL OR WRITE J. R. LUSK, HOTEL LOYAL, OMAHA, NEB. CHEAP FARES ON ALL PACIFIiC COAST ~ LINES GO INTO EFFECT MARCH 1. IF POSSIBLE, SEE MR LUSK'S BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY _OF WASHINGTON ~ APPLES AT THE HOTEL LOYAL. FOR SALE fit; 1o Yakitat offers 100 per cent cost $30; 35 down, balance $5 B. BUTLER, American Bank Hl(\! bl‘fl‘(]?, Wash, FOR SALE-WESTERN APPLE LANDS FAMOUS WENATCHEE. Three 10 acre tracts % mile from heart of city. About 600 to 800 trees aplece of Spitzenberg, Winesar, and Yellow Newton Pippin apples in third year. Similarly lo- cated bearing orchards, worth $2,000 per acre. Owner leaving the country. No com- mission. Prices $8, 45,600, and $9,000. Half cash, bal. easy Box 414, Wenatchee, ‘Wisconsin. FOR SALE—A new log house and 40 acres of land for $700, on terms of $10 down and $10 a month; no interest, no taxes. Many other tracts also. In Vilas county, Wisconsin. For full particulars write to Dept. 5, G. F. SANBORN COM- pany, Eagle River, Wis. FOR SALE—FARMERS AND INVEST- ORS—Follow #he_trail of successful peo- Ple coming to MARINETTE COUNTY, Visconsin, to invest in good farm lands fine selections $7.50 to $30 per acre; best of markets; 1and from 3 to's miles’ from raliroad. Write for particulars and map. b‘lfu)x.(‘mr LAND CO., Box 56-L, Marin- ette, Wis, MisceTlaneous. FOR information and literature on farm land and frrigated fruit lands—Tdaho, Ore- gon and Washington—call on us. or write ur—332 Neville block, Omaha. Neb. Sher- wood Immigration Co.; J. W. Young, local manager. ONE INCH, 72 CENTS This is a One-Inch Ad. To buy a farm write a descriptioa of It In wbott 60 Words and send It te THHE OMAHA BEE Classified Dept., together With 72 cents f I or eacih day you wish it pub- This ususlly does the work. ————— —————— __ REAL ESTATE FOR RENT T Farm and Ranch Lands, TWENTY ACRES, house ard barn. Har- ney G7. THREE QUARTERS, near Valpa: $250 an acre, If taken Immediately; bear- 100 acres cultivated on each. Chas Sanford, Richards Blk., Lincoln. FOR RENT—One acre, lot No. 5, block 16, Lawnfield's addition Omaha,' Address owner, H. C. Swayze, 1213 Indiana Ave., Kansas Cit 0. REAL ESTATE LOANS "MONEY TO LOAN~ Payne Investment Ca. WANTED—City $100 to $10,000 made promptly. 15th and Farnam. loans. Peters Trust Co. . D. Wead, LOWEST RAT! LS~Bamll Brandeis Bldg. LOANS to home owners and home bulld. wells and | ers, with privilege of making partial pay- ments semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS, 608 1"irst’ National Bank Bldg. FIVE 'EK CENT MONEY ‘o loan on Omaha business property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Life l"dg WANTED—Cty loans and warrants. W, | Farnam Smith & Co., 13% Farnam St GARVIN BROS., 18 N. Y. Life, 0 to 100,000 on improved pr perty. No $500 to $3.000 on homes in Omah Real Estate Co. 108 N. Y. Life. o*xem Douglas ‘EAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 0om houses. If prices are right | your property for you. LAND AND LOT CO., N. Y. Life Rldg. We have a client who wants to buy vestern Nebraska lands TATE (‘l)., . Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb I WANT Information about a £ood grain or stock farm for sale. 100 buvers, willing o pay your price. I |can tell you how (o find them. Write me about it and let's see If we can close up a deal. Addr once, Arthur Capper, Dept. %, Topeka, Kan.® ONE INCH, 72 CENTS This is a One-Inch Ad. To buy a home write a deseription of it tn_about 8 words and send it to THE OMAHA BEE Classified Dept.. togeth [ith 2 cents for sach duy »0u wish ik pul she This usually does the work 1002-3-4 D % in good city | 2500 | compact body; | I know of over REAL ESTATE WANTED (Contintied.) “cottage In_ white s = Al\'l'fll)-‘w - terms. Address J. neighborhood, on eany 15 Bee.* E SWAPS “HAVE you & standard typewriter o vx- change on high-grade plano? H 30, Bee. 6-ROOM house, good barn. Rents §20 per month. Price $2,600. Mortgage $,00. Trade for land. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 N, Y. Life Bidg. Phone Red' 1000, For Sa]e or Exchange Owners will trade 840 acres fine Improved land In one body, with paid up water rights, on North Platte valley, for property which they can divide so as to separa thelr In- terests. This land is priced at 85 per acre, cash, and is making a better Income than $100 land In eastern Nebraska. Give full | particulars first letter—what have you? | Where? What vaiue? How to see? | Address M, 704 N. Wth St. Omaha, Neb.* 52000 GENERAL MERCHANDISE— Doing fine business in good live lowa town. Want land and some cush. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., 24 New York Life Bldg. Tel. Red-199. WHO has good enstern Colotado land to exchange for a modern home, well located? Address G-478, Bee. TAILORS SKILLED labor commands high wages and good craftmauship justifies it. See J A K ll\'¢\\' 508-510 Brandels Bldg DERBY WOOLEN MILLS $15 and $18 Suits to Order 108 Bo. 15th St. MAX \luums 1 BROWN BLOCK MERCHANT TAILOR. A. l\UD\ \] 1411 Harney St. Doug. &1, "SPRING WOOLENS HAVE ARRIVED, TAILOR BECK, 111 So. 15th RUFFNIIR TAILORING COMPANY. 4 S. 16th St PAXTON BLK. WANTED—T0 BUY WANTED—One No. 4 Cornish brake, with bending edge § feet long, and capa ity for handle No. 13 gage iron. Give price and full description in first letter. H. M. Wineland, University Place, Neb. GOOD pleture show anywhere in Ne- | braska. Address 397, d, ST price pald for ture, carpets, clothing Doug. 8071. "BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best price for 2d-hand furniture, lolhe”y D Piaso. afternoon . 'Ind. A-26%6. JUST opening business; household goods wanted; highest price; ‘stoves, furniture ¥. mach. repaired; writ. guar. New York Repair Shop. 1117 Dodge; D. 1650; A &3 "HIGHEST price paid for broken watches, old gold, ete. M. Nathan, 211 So. 13th, GOOD PRICE for second-hand clothes. shoes and furnitnre. SKELNEK. Doug. B0 hing, dresses. John Feldman. TWANTED—Room with board for married couple with babe In_arms. Private family preferred. Address K 176, Bee.* GENTLEMAN desires nice large fur- nished room and bath with first class board. Wil pay good price for right place. Address B 171, care Bee. LARGE, 1 room unfurnished room with heat; nelghborhood 2ith and Decatur preferred. Phone Webster 4344.% WANTED—SITUATIONS WANTED—By young man, place o work for board wkhile attending Boyles' college. POSITION as office manager or _tire salesman in automobile house. No objes tion to leaving clty. Address E-4T, care ee. SIT. wanted by Japanese as cook or other work. Address B 362, Bee. SIT. wanted by a_Japanese while going to school. Address C 85, Bee. WANTED Sewing In private familys by day. Can cut and fit. 2506 N. 24th St LEGAL NOTICES ;THE MISSOURL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Notice s hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Mis- sourl Pacific Rallway company will be held at the general office of the company in the city of St. Louis, Mo., on Tuesday, March 8, 1910, at 9 o'clock a. m., for the election of thirteen directors for the en- sulng year, and for the transaction of any other business that may come before sald meeting. The annual meeting of the direc- tors will be held at the same office on the same day at 12 o'clock noon. The trans- fer books will be closed on Wednesday, February 2, 1910, at 8 o'clock p. m., and will be re-opened on Wednesday, March 9, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m, THE MISSOURI PACI- FIC RAILWAY COMPANY, By George J, Gould, President; A. H. Calef, Secretary. New York, Jan. 21, 1910. F. 26411t OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CRUISES DE LUXE to the WEST INDIES By New “AVON” 11.500 | Twin-Serew Tous | EASTER CRUISE, 18 days, $85 UP From New York March 25 Round | $30 to $110 First-class only. According to location. 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Mar. 3| United States ....Mar. 3 MAY 17 | Hiellg Olav'. ;L Apri 34 Mar. 24 | Osear 11 April 38 Al Steamers -qnln-l with Wireless. First cabin, 375 uj Second cabln, $60.. A. . First cabin, 378 upward; second cabin, 360, A. K. no \l West Kinsle 8t o Local Agenia » Omaha, H. C. Bhields, 1001 Farnam St. Omaba. All Records Broken BurroughsMachines were 2521501d in Decenibet, 1969, which was more than any other adding machine company sold in the entire year of 1909. All previous Burroughs records for one month’s sales were beaten by 457 machines. In all 15,763 Burroughs Machines were sold during the year ending December 31, 1909. Previous Burroughs records for a single year were broken by 1617 machines. The sales of this Company for 1909 were more than the combined sales of all other adding and listing machine companies for any three years of adding machine history. During 1909 more Burroughs machines were sold outside of the United States than were sold in the same territory by all other adding and listing machine companies during the six years from 1903 to 1909 inclusive. These records didn’t happen. They show that more and more the up-to-date business men everywhere in the world, are waking up to the fact that there is not a business of any description where figures are handled which is not losing money every day it does without a Burroughs Adding and Listing Machine---losing enough money in the aggregate to pay for a Burroughs many times over. These Records Mean Something to You Drop us a card, and we will be glad to have our repre- sentative call upon you--without cost or the slighest obliga- tion on your part, and show you how to make more money by saving time in your office work. H. W. SPALDING, Sales Manager, 309 South 13th Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Burroughs Adding Machine Company 865 Burroughs Block, Detroit, Mich. U. S. 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