Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 25, 1910, Page 10

REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. L (Crntinusa REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR (Continued) SALE ~ $1.00 DOWN Will Make You a Real Estate Owner We are offering a few cho ice, large sized building lots— 50x152 feet—in an excellent neighborhood, at the extremely low price of $150.00 to $250.00 each on the remarkably easy terms of: $1.0 Down, 50c Per Week These are not suburban lots laying in an out of the way part of the city, but goood, large, close in lots, only 20 minutes ride down town. These prices and terms are and, to the mawwvho does not o convenient to school, within the reach of everybody wn his own home, it affords an opportumty for him to get a start. In a few years he can have a housé built to his order and paid for. The lots lay between Woolworth and Center streets and 48th and 54th streets. $1.00 Dewn, 50c Per Week Call at office for plat. Walnut streets today. W. J. Dermody Tel. D. 5108 or A-2033. Salesman will meet you at 51st and Investment Co. 836 N. Y. L. Bldg. THE BIG SNAP 5 ACRES IN BENSON $2,500 A nonresident owner must ralse some money ai once and has instructed us to sell any of Hils real estate that we can get him money for qul ’I‘HIQ IS A BARGAIN in and we wiil show it to vou. u,\fi'rmos & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney T $3,450—6 ROOMS Strictly modern, hot water heat, front, Z-story home; so cosy and one-half block to car; nice lawn; wside, east of 24th; new. $2,250—5 ROOMS Modern except heat, east front, 50x140 lot, shade, fruit and lawn: two blocks to car; near Kountze Park. We say this is a snap. HARWOOD & HARWOOD, 416 Bee Bldg. "NEAR UNION STATION OFFERS WANTED On t! 1 roperty at 807 Plerce St. com- prisi room cottage and large lot G8x Dt Nonresident. owner wants to close out his Omaha holdings. The Byron Reed Company. Both Phones. m2 S Uth 3 Room Dove Cote 3 large rooms, besides pantry; large attic; ine plumbing and ant finish. Larl- more, Ju-t off Florence Blvd., $1975. Harnson & Morton. ! INVESTMENTS $17,00—Practically new brick flat building, well equip- ped and thoroughly mod- ern. Closs in. Investi- gate. east light xmm—’rw-umry. St. Louis modern and vacant Amrnnr Cheap at this price. llfl.m—'m)-fll Sculh 17th St O ow_ tunuoes: w-, urnaces. Would renl h'um $55 to §90 per month. 5 feet front- Age on' 17th St, and feet frontage on i7th Ave. 1ith Ave. frontage vacant. Fine location for brick flats. Good Investment at a low price. $8,000~Southeast corner of 16th and Cuming Sts., 66x66 feet, poor improvements, now rent for §540 per year. G business corner cheap. $3,500—One story brick bulld- ing near 24th and Lake Sts., now rents for $47 a year, and leased ot this mo until 1914. Reasonable GEORGE & CO., 1601 l"l Slree' 6 rooms, $3000 Hanscom Park, two hloclu to car, fine nelghborhood, close to school, good lot, new, large rooms; owner is leaving town. Wray & Steven, Sole Agents 510 Bee Bldg. Tel. Doug. 3407. Ralston Heights One half mile west of Ralston -m‘ w offered for sale in about one week. divided into 6 10 and 20-acre tracts. The best nplwrlunl\y you will have for a long | time to sirable acrea roperty at | ® price O'Neill's Real Estate|, Agency. Tel. ‘So. 12 ¢ ROOM, NEW, MODERN. $250 DOWN balance very easy. Paved street, concrete walks; large lot; fine neighborhood; two South Omaha. Neb. north | 1,600, o { Hh surely mako you money. | CHOICE FIELD CLUB LOTS Southeast corner 36th and Poppleton Ave., two fine bullding lots, 100x123, cheapest lots in_this beautiful addition. Owner says sell "finl‘\"n few more good lots in this addi- on Jeft BIRKETT & TEBBENS, 123 Bee Bldg. ‘Phones: Doug. 4754; A 1754 N ORTI{ SIDE CORNER car line and 4 blocks to Ames A house and school; ve. car room for 3 or 4 cottages— O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1002-34 N. Y. Lite. FINE HOME IN KOUNTZE PLACE We are offering for sale the first tim the house at 2017 Spencer St. which has large rooms, 4 on the first floor, 5 bed- rooms and bath on the second floor, com- bination furnace and hot water heat, open plumbing. There are two lots, 60x124 feet , pavement all paid, ement walks, large porch, also large barn. We are offering Phi property for $7,600. Owners live In the house, 8o you can look through it any time, or If ‘you call at the office we will have one of our salesmen go through with you. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. NOTICE—-A uAnauN. §-room strictly modern house in one or thc Deat Tocations in the city. Cail &t B'way. Council Bluffa Doug. or A 2162. CHICKEN FARM. barn, well and clstern; fruit trees; convenient to car, School and church. - Price 32,200, NOWATA _LAND AND LOT CO., N. Y. Lite Bldg. Phone Red 199, NORTH 38TH DISTRICT 100 feet, east front, excellent view, specials in and paid, on 3th Ave. 1002-3-4 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A 2152, NEW f-room cottage, with 1oP o0xia, only $2,800, just north of Bemis park. W. H, GATES, Room 617-N. Y. Life. "Phone Doug. 1204, VACANT 29TH SOUTH OF FARNAM S Wlll sell you single lot at very low rice, » NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., N. Y. Life Bld, Phone Red 1999, 7-ROOM, NEW MODERN, $3,000. FULL LOT, GOOD LOCATION; $500 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 N. Y. Life Bld‘ Phone Red 1999, BUY A LOT FOR THE BOY IN HILLSDALE. It only takes a dollar down_and then $1 a week, without inter- est. Located 7 blocks west of Miller Park. All big lots, high and sightly. The ad- vance of these lots is certain. Omaha is growing the fastest In this direction. Two years ago Collier Place was a wildernes |One year ago last spring Fort View Ter- race (4 blocks southf was a corn field. Now both are buflt up with a large number of new homes. Prices to $200—nothing higher. without interest. HASTINGS & HPY $1 cash, §1 a week, DEN. 1614 Harney St. Bt rooms, $3800 Bemis Park, south front on Lincoln Blvd., fine condition, close to car, large lot, mod- ern, eesy terms; worth $4.000, above price for quick sale. Look at'this, as it will be on market but a few days. Wray & Steven, Sole Agents 510 Bee Bldg. Tel. Doug., 3407. "WHY Is Leander Clark of Kearney, Neb., always busy? Because he sells land at the right price. Croft Property, $5,250 Very palatial 10-room house, with 100 n, | so. front ground, locsted on Ames Just off Florence Blvi ewer, water, x - | paving all’ paid. . Harrison & Morton 5-ROOM cottage and bath, Hanscom park distriet; strictly. modern, B0-ft. lot, specials blocks (o car, 65-ROOM MODERN EXCEPT HEAT. $250 cash, balance a trifle more than rent New paved sireet, southeast front; near " NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. €24 N. Y. Lite fld Phone Red 1999 EAST FRONT CORNER LOT $550. Concrete walks, gas, water, sswer and shade trees, NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Sulte 624 N. Y. Life Bidg. Red 1998, Easy Payments 65-room_ cot strictly modern except heat, 3018 OO Bt., eorner 1ot BOx13s; 15, 3150 cash, balance $27 per month, which' in- cludes interest. C. G. Carlberg, SOLE_AGENT. o1 N, Y. L. Bl WHY NOT Get a §00d house for the same price you pay for an inferior one? Weo would like to uh&- au l,c.nl';n.:gqglovud. .t& the 3est portion rooms, strictly modern, -‘ fin! two {Iros;lucu. %o lot facl two boulevards &Ba’ paved street in vent | jth every convenience. The price i 35, Do you want to see it? GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE, ~SOLE_AGENTS— Ground Fioor, N, ¥. L. Tel Doug. 8. paid; $4,000, $500 down, balance $40 a month, No agent. Address K 612, ‘Bee. | AV TOTT [, WE LEAVE IT T0 YOU f $2,600 is not dirt cheap for the southwest | Sornarof %och iend Grand; E-room house, ‘cm water, electric lights, good barn, two fuil lots; ‘on Ames Ave. car line; the \'rnund dlone Is worth .the price of the Jir perty, $600 cash, brl‘{lqnc- like rent. Let U5 Show' you. | PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Entire Third Floor Ware Blk. A-1188; Doug. 1781, ONLY $150.00 CASH Buys a splendld G-room house, balance $20 Prigmonthi price reduced . from .00 (o 1500 for quick salo: now rented for Sih Can secure the adjoining let for 0. On Bleek, from car. three B Bloeks rom 3100008 schcol. New boulevard will-pass this prop- erty. 31at and Emmett Stac o POV W. FARNAM SMITH & CO., 1320 Farnam St. ‘Tel. Douglas 1064, Ind. A 3084, 5 Acres, $1.500 On nn gt near Center; Ilol well; handy Hamson &Morton “For Fruit andgcilieiens | 100x132, east and south front, close to 24th O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., | ol of the best locations for flats in the |d gary, Alta, on these lots—$§10) | — 18 112 N. up-to-dat Lo Betwee: 2,000, ow bu"l on’ port. specially Street and will thi Beaufifu right at trees as does not In a On a bl tity of fourteen 93 N. Y of the by | Phene ug D. 1916 Place ho Several ‘M Phone W 80! terms. two years 50x125 14 Near Dundee house east of 4th St., Easy terms. Near 20th & Lake Sts Eight rooms, oak finish; 3 or 4 years old; spector Carter for a h paved some repairs and insists on selling. | home for a large family. Suburban Home Fileld club on the wes tood in Kountze Place. T9-ROOM__house. $2,760—SIx-room _house, heat, and ‘churches. 2421 Spencer St. REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. (Continned.) OMAHA, FRIDAY FARM AND uAkcESTAJnEron sALE (Continued.) West Farnam House Beven rooms, poreh, mantel, | well_buil oak finish, front and side extra tollet t_and beautifully decorated. 40th St. Lot 50xi2% feet. Bullt only e and Is very complete and e t on 41st Street n Dodge and Davenport Sts., terrace. for 7-room house, modern and well W-foot lot, for $,000, This 1s third on south side Daven- well ‘bullt by former Buflding In’ Lot 40x120 feet. gone _to Californ No. 2024 Miami . Owner sell for $4,000. Poppleton Ave.House No. #0; Poppleton Ave. Is an 8 or 9-room at cost about $6,000 to bulld, but epairing _and modernizing. 1 oun s, 100x167 feet, south front, the brow of the hill, with native hllh as the house. iSastern owner want to put in money for needed A dandy Make an offer. Growing District it lock of sightly ground joining the ntirely modern; tared t water s and quan- plincea Price, Youns rult. pla Iwith lots,” $6,000. Harrison & Morton, Lite Blds. Both Phones.* Kountze Place 8 rooms, all modern, fine cemented cellar large corner lot, £0x13%, on N. 20t h SL; one est propositions in best nelghbor . Price, $,000. Telo- for full particulars, ARTLETT REALTY CO., 11 Brown 'Block. ‘modern, located, $1,800 to all Kountze me, $4,000. cottages, well cEachron Realty Co., Vebster 1651. 1924 Lak modern except close to schools ce on_easy . 1887, od nelghborhood, 3500 down, Tel. Good ho ONE ACRE FRUIT FARM. use, bearing fruit, fine place for raising chickens; on car line. Price $2,500. Don't_walt too iong, NOWATA LAND & LOT CO 6244 N. Y. Life Bldg. To sell OMAHA with 73 o lished. it in about 60 ONE INCH, 72 CENTS This is a One-Inch Ad. your home write a description ot words and send it to THM BEE Classified Dept., together ents for each day you wisn it pub- o Maryland. MARYLAND Farm, to 300 acres, level soll; mild, Bealthtu ciimate, Two crops per year, no failures. R. C. Drew, Salisbury, Md. glfl per acre, 100 IMPROVED farms In central Minne. ) rices; easy terms; ite for land list No. 49; mention this paper. C. D. BAKER Fergus Falls, Minn. REE_GOVERNMENT FARMS_Our of- Hclll 1i2-page book, nt Government Land” describes every acre in every county in U. 8. A mililon acres vacant. How to secure 100 acres by entry. 1900 dlagrams. Al about trrigated "farma. Price %o, pos pald “webb Fub. Co. @ E. i0th St lflofx’u’l‘m—m'-cre-. level, black land, improved; joins Dodge Center, Minn. 4% acres improved Clark, South Dakota. 20 years' time. Write owner, B. M. Weston, Winona, Minn. LOOK HERE—A 720-acre stock ranch In Redwood Co., Minn., on _the Minnesota river, between 300 and tiilable, rest pasture and meadow hill o extra quality granite, suitable monu- mental purposes, on the property; terms, per acre, one-half cash, balance on easy time payments. If interested inquire [of . B. Fiikkeisen, Wells, Minn. 100 ACRES go in Douglas county. balance meadow and grain farm; town miles. Price for quick sale, $30 pei ell) terms. George L. Treat, Alallndrln. 01 rich prairie land 60 acres plowed, ure; fine stock creamery four 200 ACRES farm land, Clearwater county, Minn., $12_per acre, or exchange. Close to pro Western Tand_Agency, Grand Fork D. MONTANA LANDE. Live agent ted in Douglas and Saipy countles; good commissions; fine an WNEILLIEWELL REALTY CO, 56 N. th St South Omaha, Neb.* IRRIGATED farms. Fine fruit land. Smooth bench lands. Improved _stock ranches. Lirge tracts for subdivision, and many cholce government homesteads. Write today for particulars. A. tkins, Three Forks, Monta HA:GLLOWTON' proved property, for snie KB, Mont. 1200 ACRES fertile land, 3 miles from town lots, Im- farm lands and ranches Stephenson, Harlowton, MONT., half cash, half mortga on, Room 212 Stapleton moek Billin RM LAND READY FOR SPRING. 160 acres ready for occupant, with amall family; level; water right; school; partly in crop. $30 an acre. 820 acres ready for occu nt with family; level, water r! rtly in crop; res ready 4 iy an acre. Pol!!lllon Aprll 1, l WEBB, CHOTEAU, MONT. MISSOURI Wants farmers, truck, fruit dairy, sheep and chicken farms cheap; easy nearby markets. Write Missour! E{tlta Board of Immigration, Springfield, 0. store, 30th -:d Hamilton Stl cl 00 FARM AND RAN 5 ROOMS, $1,500. Kast front, near urch and sc CASH, BALANCE EASY. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 62¢ N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999. REAL ESTATE LAND FOR SALE hut have to me, 1 wil Mi Address, t umml- Proposition of my ow farming California. 1l you how to make from $200 ra with land that will cost re down and er 3 per Acte I ‘per month [with ho interest, no taxes for hree nd lmt you do not ‘This 1 this land now. If you write Il refer you to peopla in Minneap- who have Invested with me, C. Cutler, Mecca, Riverside county, California. best. up. Canada. ALBERTA WHEAT LANDS. For sale, best improved and raw wheat lands up to 100,000 acres st of Southern Albes naumn promptly a son l n bloc in the wei inkler, 814 Fivst St, West, Cal- FOR 8. $15 as I the famous Greeley under new irrigation ditch and town; worth §2 per acre, but will take Colorado. ALE-—-240 acres good farm land In district of Colorado; near raflroad am going to California and wish to sell at once. Address P. O. Box 160. “A MON under di sell all cation, Colorado Brand, well improved down, balance five years at 6 ing point. b Larkspur, EY-MAKER—For sale, Red Polled stock and dairy farm of 130 acres; 200 tch; 300 under plow; water free; three ranches in one; will per acre, one-third er cent. Lo- )enver and from ship- For particulars address, C. H. Colo. or part half wey = between Springs; three miles Colo.; wi Reservol value in‘ Wil sell R SALE—A fine section of land in the Anuro district, 20 miles from Denver, ater contracted for under Antero r Co., none better; will treble in short time. No better lnvellmenl all or part at $35 per acre. Q. M. Jones, owner, Nederland, Colo. Abcut | ale"aml smoath and rolling, ¢ one body, 082 Bodss Baciric R T sovth of Watkine: ply. Buy direct from owner, Glonlrm Pllce, CODORADO LAND FOR SALE Y OWNER. 20,640 .cre. of good Jang, soll, 10 east of Lmn , mostly 0ld in to 8 r on Btrausburg. ‘Ahl. tract lies land s all fenced. Other ,_sheds, cor- Good uifalfa xtra ‘o colonising, No agents need ap. OAH CANN Denv 'IOM . of scres of irrigated land; 21,000 acres 350. with sold since last March $10.00 Y tractive irri ned nmj«:x ev, Is located IRRIGATED LAND CO. a Blroll Donver. Colo. n the San Luls Vllloy Solorado. COSTILLA No. 1634 Cham “FOR 8. l"lrm. Should yearly, water 'r Lansing, orchard and balance easy. ALE—260 acres near Pucblo, Colo. combine. roduce 100 tons 00, besides garden truck; good hts, 330 per acre. One half cash, ‘Room 11, Baxter block, J. J. Pueblo, Colo. garden Well 1 count; Purcell, terms. Kaneas. e FOR SALE BY OWNER. mproved half section in Thomas (l)(klln . Address Lock Box 204, KANSAS FINELY IMPROVED FARMS, $20 PER ACRE Al rented, paying from 10 to 2 per cent ® | rent. Best Eas: alfalfa in the world. y If not as represented, will return bl mA‘lA LAND AND l.o'l‘ cO. @4 N, Life Bidg. one Red 190, pasture, ling stream of clear wate: Iu& house and barn, both Liveral terms. Other II!TH!ON &AHOLADAY REALTY CO., nthony, Kan. Owner of five kood lots on West Q St. | Soutn Omaba, wants coitas: DLAND INV: CO. 108-4 lcCllu' Blk. Phones D. 1162, A-2656. OLD MEXICO LAND FOR SALE- 140,000 pine timber in the state of $1.50 aci half cash, noe; 8,000 acres good fronts the rlllrold A sta- fine tract to colonize. half cash, bnlum one est. L. A Beckwith, y " Nebrasma. TO FRIENDS AND PATRONS— I have spent several thousnd dollars in the past few months trying to bring to attention ' the great opportunities which are yawning for acceptance in my section of Northwest Nebraska. I has to A lain fairl ly an up- liced stan the great redeeming |, oltum of the west corner of the l'lll"lt state In the Ulllm tod: Ne- “Several hundrea ple. b to see me and: 10 see iands. 1 made many sales, hux my who have uon‘: ought _for umm- everyone I havaltried t that same goad (feeling of r.umup i~ those to whom I sold. 3 (18 a man who stands on the street cornen, butts in and tries to get acquainted by buttonholing’ the newcomer. He s a men who s umially pulling for some _irresponsible so-called mgn, who has no conception of Banor oia only’ works upon the the money. This Kind of peopie will seN you & gumbo tch or a gravel bed and represent it to Tirst. class soll. They usuaily misiead and begulle. They can do this for they have no future, in many instances, no past, and no reputation at stake. If they ‘biee jou good and strong they can jump up and eavs "and you. aont. Know ‘Wheee they are. They go to some other town and follow the Wake .of some man who has risked his money in advertising some good section and they ‘‘curb-stone’” there upon his patrons the same as they have here upon mine. 1 beg to sav that I am financlally re- sponsible, and will back up to the last point any assertions which I may make to you. When you come to Crawford to ses me don't expect to find me ou the street corner nor on the depot platform when the train nun- in, for 1 am too busy with a good, stra legitimate business to do thi kind of thing, T maintain an office and you can find gy place by askl any reputable cftizen, or by applying if you please, at either bank or to any honest man. If vou happen to fall into the hands of the “curb-stoners” they will tell you that T am out of town o that 1 have lett town entirely, or that I am or dead kT faat."ehey will tell you' anyChing and will commengce feeling of You and rub- bing down your feathers in the right direc- tlon to try to work you over to some office for: whom they. are pald to steer. 1 have no steerers but depend solely upon & good, straight, legitimate line of adve tising and I want good straight, I patrons who are men of bral of experience, it you please, who cas From the depet o my otfice without f Tanfng into the hands of these bunco men. Up until the time I heralded abroad news of the crop raising propensities of the soil in this rich section, there were no curb- stone, nor bunco men and those who are my competitors today merely depended upon swinging a deal occasionally, and to make n iong story short, land was not mioving. Today there eat activity in la# being ~ cut the good old in_and land ing rapidly. Now, I in all due candof, who is entitled’ to the opportunity and pleasure of showing you this vast section? Is it I, who have put in my money in good, stralght, legitim; advertising, or is it the curbstoner and ti pettifogger, who has never done anythi toward leading the vast army of hom: seekers in this direction It you think that I am entitied to your consideration, then when you off the frain a Crawford, " ask for ‘my Cotfice please, and don't mix up or become capti to_the curbstoner and depot loafer. 1 shall be very glad to meet you, and I assure you, I will do my best to entertain vyou. but If you come to do business with me or come to look at my lands, you must come to my office and not expect to find | me hanging around the depots and the street corners. With high persol trom whom I gards to all those e recelved communica- tions and an invitation to those from whom I have not heard, to send me their nam and a requs for my book of descriptions and prices, and the hope that when you come to Crawford, you will come dlr«:t (o me, and come, if you please, with t Tmdet. contilerise, for 1 wii mot’ mislesd you, T beg to be, Sincerely Your: ARAH L. HU NGERFORD Crawford, Neb. from 1 FARM A'!n E‘*I‘ESI.TAA‘TDENI SALR - MAKE ME AN OFFER-South half of N. E. quarter, west half of the 8. E. quar. ter, N. K. quarter of the 8. W. quarter of section 18, township 144, range 32, 130 acres land and timber, one-half milé from uthrie, Hubbard county, Minnesota; south half of N. B. quarter, section 21, township | 41, range 8, Don't cash offer. land, N in Sawyer county, Wiseonsin. now what it ls worth; A make me H. Langmann, Grand Is- th Dakota. FOR SALE—]»ltrQ farm, three miles south of T.mplflh D., on Great North- ern coast lin Acres new land, under cultivation, % irfe and hay meado well 350 per acre; o yclrl J. O. Haarstad, Templ: FOR SALE—Quarter section ood fa ing land close to railroad, in lhl 'hell. belt of southwestern North llle Pueblo, Colo. FOR SALE-100 lml, « miles from Green and 7 miles from Grano, N. D.; 46 acres under _cultivation. For rmulnn write P. R. Madden, 3% 10th St, Portland, Ore. DAIRY FARM FOR LR. 240 acres of cholce land lulhb for dairy- ln.aund sheep erInJ 120 acres und: tenced cm. fonced, av! v)lk ments, tion; south line at above offer. . Johnson, Monang: N. D. FARM FOR SALB -This property oon- sists of 39 acres about 1% orth- est of the village of Thkster, Grand Forks Co., N. D. orest river runs through this property. There are weveral springs of water on the property. would make an excellent stock sell this Drb?fl'ly terme, say § $1,000 & year at 1°Der ‘cent (nterest. FOr DATCUIArS Appiy to Peter McGovern Land Co., Florence, large This arm, Would er acre on easy A Dakota. FAPMEPS AND RENTERS—Why not buy 160 or 820 wcres in Stanley ccunty, South Dakota at 315 to §36 per acre, or Hand county, $30 to $35 per aore. Jay P. Morrill, Palace’ Bldg., Minnes K NDS—160 acres first-class unimproved prairie land. Hand county, South Dakota, on new line of rall- road, near location of new town; will dou- ble in value in year; a s 8 20 gir wlm land. Faulk county, 3% easy terms. 160 acres of wlld l;nd Polur county, South Dakota, prie. Write us for m: rtlc\ll!rl D. N. Hunt Land Co. ‘»l;odfltlg. $22.50 per acre. |/ WANTED TO BUY _ 14 for second-hand fu, . n"m‘an‘;c and shoes 14 JUST ni! ald for "purniture and 433 rh “v"Yorl Repllr nmp m? Dodl "BEST PRICES pald tor second-hand | fur- nlml‘z carpets, stoves, ciothes, shoes. Tel 1. WANTED-Second-hand auto delivery wogan; capacity 000 1bs.; state aker how fong used. Frice, Box %, Hoiy- oke, Colo. SWAPS WANT larger house and wiil tr five-room Soitage_for §ood" bullding Address L 613, ee. 1 HAVE & well located lot I will ex- change for a 6 or 7-room house, If sati factory, And pay balance in cash. Address W B3, B 663 ACRES, Wayne county miles from town. Dbeep black vated. Large house, Darns, Seventy acres in bearing orchard.' In short, a complete Illinols farm. Price $100 per acre. Make offer, $,00 stock up-to-date $20,000 stcek general merchandise. Ir de buflding with stock If desired. Wun! Some choice residence property in Smana fo1 land. Two nearly new 6-room houses, centrally located, well rented, paved street, South Omaha. Price $7,00. sfortgage 31,100 on each. 0 6-room, close in, well rented, South Omaha; clear, WIII trade all or elther tWo T NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. & N. L_Lite Bids_Red 199 TAILORS @. A. LINDQUEST CO., #6 PAXTON BLK. MAX MORRIS, 1 BROWN BLOCK. SISTEK lfl:lonllbll RUF'NEK TAXDOR G CO.. ”1 . 15th st. V. TAUCHEN Sulu % up. Krug er Bullding. SKILLED labor commands high wages and §o0d_craftsmanship justifies it. Ses 3. A. KERVAN, 008-010 Brandels Bidg. HARRY MARTIN, R. 15, U. 8. Bank Bids. =t REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN~Payne Investment Ca. WANTED—Cliy loans. Peters Trust Co 1100 10 §10, promptly. ¥ . Wead, my lot. 1llinals, 3% ofl, all culti- clothin, W Young = m tatlos l 0,000 mada Wead Bidg.. 15th an !OU'I'H DAKOTA FARMING LANDS. per acre. ‘onderfully productive Addrall G. R. llnlona. Draper, 8. D, Okxtamoma. soll. FOR SALE—GM acres OI( corn land, cheap; easy Write for new state map. L. R. K.rlhlw, Muskoges, Okl. l‘OR SALE—Alfalfa farms, near $5,000,000 5“ nl-m- now building in ity. rite Shuler, the Jand Man, Okla- bhoma City, Okl it an oll well 'lfi our land. Bl e arung: Oregon, mON FARM AND FRUIT LANDS, ber and cut-over lands; rr‘llllod lands. Write us for .%‘n Land & Inv-ltm-nt Co 6 and 817 Lewis Bldg., Portland, WANT A FARM IN OREGON?-Of course you do. o settling in Oregon never move away. Write at once for list of farms in th hlnnul Wil otte v’-ul-y Bt m 1022 Board TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS—OvOr 1,000,000 acres for sale by the state. You can.buy 640 acres at $2 an le DIY #52 cash, bal- ance after fort 1 fine fi frulg land an hultn’ further information send 6c_postage. In- ;‘allor Pub. Co, Dept. B, San Antonlo, ex. ‘Wisconsin, CHOICE agricultural lands, $10 per acre; also lake shore property, three hours' ride from twin cities; any size tract; to seléct from. Write owner, Harry C. Johnson, 225 "Palace Bid Minneapois, nn. Wy ngton. FOR SALE—Irrigated opportunities. Spo- kene valley land; ail one year old spple trees. Care of orchard for four years miles to Spokane. Four tr-nlevntlntnlu rallroads. To sell I five or ten-acre tracts. . Browne, Spokane Bridge, Wash. DAIRY and fr\llt flrml bri) returns; for list address Acme Acme, Wash. “KENNEWICK HIGHLANDS," The Cholcest of Earl t's Orchard Now_in aj E ies, peaches, and cher- Flon, Wil bear " thalt_ next year. Close to Kennewick, Wash. Excellent schools and churches; steamboats and three railroad among dulubu rous communlt; A delig mild Jinters. Pric adjacent raw land. X one-fifth cash, one- fifth por lnnum (Mllntenlnca of orchard C. F, LOTT, KENNEWICK, WASH. TREE homesteads in Centzal Qregon, the new Klondike of the west; can local On 160 or 320 acres fine vailey wheat lands, on two new raliroads building; send 2c for book on Homestead laws. Forest Land Co., Tacoma, Wash, best cash ealty Co., WASH. Fruit Land. rlc( FOR information ard literature on farm land and irrigated fruit lands—Idaho, Ore. gon and Washington—call on us, or write us—382 Neville block. Omaha, Neb. Sher- wood Immigration Co.; J. W. Young, local manager. FOR SALE-—Improved quarter section, § miles from Warden, Adams county. A. M. Bullivan, Box 416, Seattle, Wash. ‘Wyomin, FOR SALE—Ranch on Colorado and Wyoming line, consists of grazing and hoy Slocked with catile and sheep ranch with or without stock. %‘or further particulars apply to Harry Tatham, Jelm, yo. SELL YOUR HIGH PRICE LAND and buy 315 lands in Iowa colony, Wyo., where blg crops grow and they don’'t drown out have just rain enough. Also fine climate and good water. \Write' for maps to M. H. Hartung, Cheyenne. Wyo. will "sell NOW, you Bee readers, get busy. See what snaps I have in land. der Clark, Kearney, N e REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR and 7-room houses. H’zncu are right ean sell ooy B‘"‘ Life "GREATEST BARGAIN IN WEST] NEBRASKA. ot 318 acres fn beautiful South Pllll. fl'.r wvalley, just 3 miles from Paxto bottom .lfi.fl“n' 3 acres pasture, '." "l- rn it ) ?I:‘ 'll.m hl‘, u"v.r ron lflul ol ulek; ice only r acre; 150 acres under uunfl; ton: L 'CONNELL B Paxton, Neb. LAND buyers will busy themselves If they will only ask Leand: Cllrl( of Kearney, Neb., for farms he has for sal “LAND buyers will busy themseles I they will only ask Leander Clark of Kea Neb,, for farma he has for sa "FARM BARGAIN. Must be sold on account of owner's heaith; well improved X-acre farm 7T miles trom sowi; 3 pmo. 5% por acre; easy terms. J. T. bell, Litchfield. Neb, ’IOWA IF YOU want to buy land at the right ice, see the man that can sell it to you. der C\Ark Kearney, Neb. FROM owner. llrl:ll.v modern residence, 8 or more rooms, lot, location near West Fornam, Hnrn.’. Douglas, mis nscom park. ~ Would ean-l“r donbln ouse. Give full particulars. lll Bee. WANTED—TO BUY WANT 'ED—-A §0 second-hand water &tmk sprinkler. .Y A Hann, Wauneta, 1 buy, fl:nn secondhand poa- Gol. ROS 140 cem LOWEST RATES—Bemis. Brandels flld‘ WAN'I’ED—FIU loans and warrants. w. Farnam Smith & Co., 13 Farnam St MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS v good interest, cause you ou_have money 'to loan, see on hand a number of good mortgages, bearing 6 per cent interest. We have one of §2,400, another of $4,600, one of 38,600 and one of $5160. These are s cured by good furms in the North valley. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY. 8. E. Cor. 15th and Farnam. ¥FIVE I'ER CENT MONEY *0 loan on Omal b-mnen property. PHOMAS BRENSAN. Room s, New Terk Lifs wlaz. §500 to §5,000 on homes In Omaha. O Keefe HM‘I =l-!lll Co., 1043 N. Y. Life Douglas or LOANS to home owners and home build- ers, with privilege of making partial pay- ments uml-u;nulllr, . _H. THOMAS. 508 First National Bank Bldg. dgvm BROS., 318 N. Y. Life, to on improved property. No del WANTED—TO RENT WANTED-To rent for six months or ar furnished house or apartment in West "l-rnlm or Fleld club district. Douglas 2782, WANTED TO RENT—At once by travell nd wife; strictly modern; nl ed housekeeping rooms or furnishs .Bl" desirable neighborhood. Address ee. (uml .Y 51 We Are Getting Numerous Calls for houmes. all sizes. List with u NOW, ND 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red ms. WANTED to rent, modern, rished house, one year or lon L Address G. W. Updike, RIdg. fur- . from May 705 ' Brandels well WANTED—SITUATIONS WANTED-By young man, place to wnrl for board while attending Fioyies college COLORED girl wants “chamber work or boarding house work. Dy 4445, AN _EDUCATED, refin wol position as a nurse for an_invalid. no objection to traveling. Tel. 8. 785 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF BTOCKHOLUERS MERT. lNGNOF THE PAFICIC EXPRESS COM- ANY. ‘The stockhold the above named ed to hold their annual nereby given that I, the rsigned president of sald company, | have, pursuant to the hy-laws of said co called a mewting of the stockholde company, to be held at the gener; of sald company, No. 1401 Harn in fhe clty of Omans. state of N 1 o'clock Maren” 28, 1910, for tho.election of “ai the transaction of such oth business as may come before the meetl ou are notified that such meet e held at sucii timo and place for JAMES EGGLESTON, THE CONSTRUCTING Quartermaster, Fort Robinson, Nebraski March 22, 1910. ' Sealed proposals for fu nishing all material and labor for the in- stallation of New Boilers, New Pump, Feed W Purification, System, Feed Pump, in the Pump House at Fort Robinson, ka, will ‘be recelved here until 1i may be obtained at thlu’ Plans and specifications furnished upon | Teceipt of certified check for 315 to Insure | thelr return, Envelopes containing proposals should | be indorsed ‘“PROPOSALS FOR FUR- RisHING AND INETALLING MACHIN. ERY IN PUMP HOUSE," and addressed to Captain Malvern Hill Barnum, Con- strucing Quartermaster, Fort Robinson, Nebras] M 24-25-26-27- A 6-7 cmmr Ql'An'rn:RuAs'rrnq OFFICF March 23, 1910 Sealed ‘{riplicate, will be recelved Quartermésters at the posts until 10 a. m.. central stan- dard time, April 23, 1910, for furnishing Oats, Bran, Kl) and Straw during the riod from July 1, 1910, to September %0, 910, at Omaha, and Fcrts Crook, Oma and Robinson, ' Nebraeka; Forts 'Leaves worth and_Riley, Kansas; Forts D, A Russell and _Mackenzle, Wyoming; Fort Des Moines, Towa, and FFort Meade, South Dakota. United States reserves right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on ap- Dlication here or to Quartermasters at sta- tions named. Envelopes containing pro- orals should be marked ‘‘Proposals = for orage,” and addressed to MAJOR D. E. MeCARTHY, C. Q. M Meh24-25-26- Apr20-21-22 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HAMBURG. AMERICAN All Modern Safety Dovices (Wireless, ete.) Lonlon—Pa ris-- Hambur; % 4 ,ln lro and b, named herein, THREE SLAIN IN TRAIN FICHT Y Crazed Man Kills Conductor and Por. ‘ ter and is Finally Shot Dead. Desperate Battle wt Wilminton, Del., Lasts an Hour—Conch Windows §i s Traftic Suspended. | WILMINTON, Del, March $4.—After Killing the conductor and porter of a Raltl- more & Ohlo train yesterday. J. C. Bethea of Dillon, 8. C., was finally shot dead at the station here, but' not untll a large squad of police and the fire department, summoned to subdue the murderer, had fought him for over an hour. When the train reached Wiimington Bethea stood on the platform, revolver In hand, prepared to stand oft those who might come to arrest him. O. B. Wellman of Philadelphia, the conduetor, lay dead on the floor of the coach, and Samuel Wil- llams, the colored porter, sat dead In a seat.with a bullet through his heart, giving the appearance to those on the outeide of a passenger looking from the window. John O. Wiley, o park guard of Wiiming- ton, was shot in the hand and leg, and Matthew Haley of Wilmington was shot in the leg, while others were grazed by flying bullets. Traffic on the rallroad was temporarily suspended. Stands Off Crowd. Bethea, who had been drinking heavily, had quarteled with the porter and shot him through the heart, killing him in- stantly. Conductor Wellman remonstrated with Bethea, who without a word shot Wellman through the heart and the con- duetor fell dead In his tracks. The murdercr then stood off the pas- sengers untll the traln reached Wilmingion, When it came into the station & hurry call was sent to the police station and a squad of patrolmen, reinforced by park and a posse of citisens and tralnmen, ¥ to the scene. The police called upon Bethea to sur- render. As an answer he opened fire at the police and the crowd from an auto- matlc revolver. Bethea is belleved to have had at least 100 rounds of ammunition, for he succeeded in holding the posse at buy from 6:17 untll 6:3 o'clock. Durlng this time many shots were fired on both sides until finally all the windows of the car were riddled. ‘When the battle had lasted about an hour the police asked ald from a fire company neerby. The firemen, barricaded behind trucks and boards, played a stream of water upon the windows of the car, and Bethea, drenched with water, staggered to the platform. The polico onoe more called upon him to surrender, but his reply was several shots in quick order from his re- volver. As Bethea emptled his revolver Police Captain Evans fired a load. of, shot into the man’s face. Notwithstanding this fn- jury he kept on blasing away. Patrolman Boughman opened fire with a pistol and struck Bethea In the right arm. The desperate man tried to fire again, but the police closed in* and as they took hold of him he fell dead in the arms of 4 patrol- man. Bethea was well dressed. While it was belleved by some of the passengers who fled when the train rcached Wilmington that the desperado was insane, other pas- sengers stated that he appearéd to be sane, but had been drinking. hea Prominent Man. DILLON, 8. C., March #.—John Henry Bethea wus a well-to-do contractor of this place and a member of a prominent South Carolina family. .He left here Monday for Johnks Hopkins hospital at Baltimore, where he had planned to have an operation per- formed in the hope of being cured of a dts- ease which had troubled him for a long time. When he left here he seemed per- fectly rational. Bethea was about 40 years of age and unmarried. DEATH ROLL MAY BE FIFTY Two More Vietims. of Rock Island Wreck Die and Another Has Little Chance, MARSHALLTOWN, Ia., March 23.—That the death Ilist resulilng from Monday's railroad wreck near Green Mountain will be increased to fifty before morning is indi- cated tonight In the condition of L. M Wallin of Washburn, N. D. He is In a | hospital here. Mayor J. R. Mathews of Menomine:. Wis., and John Moedy, also of that place, reached here tonight and Identified the bodies of John Moedy, jr., of Red Cedar, Wis., and Frank Hintz of Springbrook, Wis. Willlam Moedy, father of John Moedy, Jr., is in the hospital. His wite is i1l with pneumonia at her home in Wis- consin and the news of the wreck Is being kept from her. Mr. Mathews sald that Hintz leaves a widow and elght smal children. Two victims of the wreck died (n hospitals |today, increasing the list of fatalf te | torty-nine. ( $ Adaitional dead: A, H. HAEGEL, Waterloo, wire Iowa Telephone company. CHARLES E. DAVIS, Minneapolis. Additional identified dead: MRS. ANNIE HOUSTMAN. MRS, MARY E. PARRISH, Sedalla, Mo, Partial identification has been made of Mrs. Arthur Nolta, Muscatine. The body of one woman remains unidens tifled, of which the following is a descrip= tion: Height about five feet six fnohes, welght about 160 pounds; age from 50 to 5 years, gray halr, large mole on right side of neck. FIREMEN'S AGREEMENT MADE | Sentority Established by Two Month: Work—Wage Question to Be Arbitrated. CHICAGO, March 24.—Terms of agree- | ment in the federal mediation of the contro- | versy between the 27,000 firemen on western rafiroads and the raflroad managers were reached at an early hour this morning. The demands of the firemen for a 124 | per cent increase tn pay will be arbitrated under the Erdman act. Any fireman temporarily promoted to be an engineer, after having held the pesition. for sixty days establishes his seniority and must not be reduced, irrespective of which unmjon he 18 & member. The agreement in all except the wage question was a compromise by both sides. On the wage question both sides agreed to abide by the decision of the rbitration board, which 18 to be selected later. MOUNT “AETNA IN ERUPTION Sicilian Vole: uts Up Causes Grave Fears—arthquake Reported., CHICAGO, March 24.—A cable dispatch to the Recard-Herald from Catania says that Mount Aetna, on the Island of Sicily, is now in eruption. Twenty earthquake shocks were reported last night. dents in great fear. It is feared towns fegr the mountain are i da It s reported that a large crevasse has opened |in Mount Aetna at a height of 2,00 meters. Smoke, steam and lava are pouring from tht opening. At Messina two severe earthe quake shocks were felt. The population wae thrown into a panic. No damage lo = ported so tar, " 1 chiet FIREMEN TURN HOSE ON lu!fl v