Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 28, 1910, Page 8

crry ASREHRTIR save. (Continued.) ONE ACRE FRUIT FARM. Good houss, bearing fruit. fine place for ralsing chickens: on car line. Prie t long. NOWATA D & 10T co. l” NOWATA LA @u N. Y. Life Bldg. MAPLE STREET HOME 6 Maple St., reception , partor iy h:“r(mmp bedroom and kitchen on. firs floor; second floor has four nice brdrooms and bath. full lot on paved street; fine trees; coment walks. Price, $4.160. Omaha Mutual Realty Co £12-13 Paxton Bik D. 4. 22 Ft, $1,400 Farnam near 324. Harrison & Morton | GOOD INVESTMENT—SNAP Meat market, Including all fixtufes, gaso- line engine, computing scales, kettie and smoke house. Six lving rooms upstairs. Will bring a rental of $40 per menth Owner has cleared $,000 annually and on account of leavin geity will sell for $4,600 Lot 22x88, located near 16th and Cuming. Call Dougla 214 Board of Trade Bldg. 50 Ft. Florence Blvd. Near Ames Ave., $1,200. Harrison & Morton 6 rooms, $3000 Hanecom Park, two blocks to car, fine nelghborhood, close to school, good lot, new, large rooms; owner is leaving town. | Wray & Steven, Sole Agents 510 Bee Bldg. I'el Doug. 3407 20th and Farnam, $50,000 50 ft, south front corner. Harnson & Morton V\est Farnam District Lots $1,400 East front lots, "easy walking distance. The ya A buy. LOT CO., TA LAND Bulla m N.Y. Life Bidg. Red m KOU\TT7 B I’LACE HOME $5,600. * 8 rooms, finished in quarter-sawed oak and pine, ‘full cemented basement, full lot, | nicely terraced, paved street, all newly dec: | orated and on' one of the prettlest stroets in Omaha, The ownef has found It neces- | sary to sell and will make this low price if (aken soon. The number is 1814 Lothrop | St 1 (Continued.) “7.ROOM, NEW MODERN, $3,000, FULL LOT, GOOD LOCATION; $500 4 N. Y. Life Bidg. lehool an | blocks from | rchool house. building; first-cl | modern; | balance very easy. |5 Rl)OVI MODFRN ca NOWA! | 624 N. V. Lifo Bidg. CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Phone Red 199, FRUIT AND CHICKEN FARM, Six-room house, barn, well and ecistern; bearing fruit trees; convenient to car, church. Price $2 [OWATA_LAND ot CO. ) Lite Bidg. Red’ 199, 22 Ft, $25,000 Farnam, near 15th. Harrison & Morton TWO desirable lots in Florence, thr Main St, two blocks from For particulars call owner. "Phone Harney 3397. three “In Center of C |tv Brick s shape; 14 rooms; strictly one-half block ‘off 16th 'St. In- come $150 per month. Price $15,09. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Buite 24 N. Y. Life Bidg. Red 1099. 0,000 Ft. Floor Space 60,000, with good trackage. Harrison & Morton N. "¢ ROOM, NEW, MODE $260 DOWN Paved street, concrets fine nelghbortiood; two EXCEPT HEAT. $250 cash, balance a trifle more than rent. v paved sireet, southeast front; near TA _LAND AND LOT CO, Phone Red' 1999, large lot; NOTICE—A BARGAIN, s-room strictly modern house in one of the best locations in the city. Call at 21 W. B'way. Ccuncll Bluth I AM going away and my home of 7 nico | large rooms in first class condition is for sale, §3,%0. Call 2670 Spaulding St. Four-Story Bldg Farnam and 19th St. Harrison & Morton INVESTMENT. $5,000 Cash, $4,000 at 5% will pay vou over 18 per cent on your in- | vestment, eafo, sure, and the property will inerease largely in value. Let us show it NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Suite 624 N. Y, Life Bldg. Red 19%. NEAR UNION STATION OFFERS WANTED On the property at 807 Pierce St. | to you. com- | prising a b-room cottage and large lot 58x | 147, Nonresident owner wants to close out | his_Omaha holdings. West Farnam Home | | 92140 feet, east front corner; extra well | buflt modern house with hardwood finish, | steam heat, six mantels and grates, auto- | matic sweeping piant | fence; tive | ond floor, bliliard room 17x3 feet, maid's room and store room on the third floor. PRICE $18,500. This s a $1200 house on | lots worth over $10.000, in the very best | art of the West. Farnam District. We ave the plans in our office and can show | the house by appointment. 4 J. H. Dumont & Son 'Phone Douglas 690, 1605 Farnam St., d_every conven rooms and bath on the sec- Choice East Front Lot in West Farnam district. If taken at once this lot can be had at a very low price. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1909 e 3-Room Dove Cote 3 large rooms, besides pantry; large attie: fine plumbing and elegant finish. Lari: more, just off Florence Blvd., $1.975. Harnson & Morton. Acre Property Ralston Heights This beautitul uled sururban roperty, lo- mile due west of Ralston, will be R SALE Saturday, April 2, and VANl continue from day 1o day until “ever tract s sold. There wil be 1 in_ail and you oan buy from four acr Tioes will be $360, 3215 and ‘S0 per. acre. his property s just as good in every partioular as other tracts that are selling at twice the price. It Is our purpose to let our customers in on the ground floor and let them make the profit, this property on MS, Don't for- We wifl have iy End. Trom "the streot Ghr depot at Ralaton the day of naie. Call at our office and get detalled par- ticulars, Q'Neil's Real Fstate Agency - South Omaha. 167 Ft. Florence Blvd. | $-room house, 38,000, Hamson & Morton el South 192, “INVESTMENT $3,000 WILL PAY $37 PER MONTH Two houses and full lot on S. 25th $L000 cash. ‘belance eusy terms. Looks all right, don't 1tf NUWAT\ LAND AND LOT CO, Y. Life Bidg. Red 10, Suburban Hbme Six,rooms, bullt two years ago, entirely moder with city water and eleciric light oak finish and ho! r heat. This is Just Wwest of the field club and overiookn the golf links. With three large lots. $4,000. With a whole block of ground, $5,000. New House West 12 North 40th St, 7 or § rooms, very complete _and up-to-date, full east’ front lots, .00, Key at office. Harrison & Morton, 913 N. L. Lite Bldg. Phone Douglas 314. "+ 6 ACRES At-Farm Land Prices ‘on Easy Terms. Olrlhl Florence concrete road. Is Spiendia oc trulk and sarden truck or & suturban_home. Ul _this tract for one-fourth cash a noe on very ter It you '.nl & bargain in a tract at farm land prices call us 'llllolll. delay. GARVIN BROS. 28 N. Y. Life. L JORB!N%IN. Florence, John Morrison House Ave. Al | IJ:H |mpmvod, three ranches in one; wili b | cation, | fenced and {1s to invest your money in land. The Byron Reed Company 8. Both Phon OZY little home, 2025 130; b-rooms, fine lawn and shade trees city water, gas, all at 2017 M VACANT 29TH SOUTH OF FARNAM One of lh. best locations for flats in the city. Wil | you single lot at very low rice. PHNOWATA LAND AND LOT €O, 64 N. Y. Llrode Phone Red 1999, 44x132, $11,000 Heart of vnhuleula lctrict, with trackage. Harrison & Morton | NEAT COTTAGE—FINE LO- * CATION. 2021 Miami St., lot 40x130; newly papered; whito maple flooring; lai water and gas; fine cis balance same as rent; Miami St. A bargain. rooma;_city rn; see owner, 5711 FOR BALE—5-room house, in good lo- cality, on car line, 10 minutes' ride to Omaha, electric light, bath, city water, nearly new; 2 e lots, fenced; place to garden and keej cott 8t., Council soll cheap. Jo. Duetl, 18 —_—— Bluffs. REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALB | and BAkcRSTATE o _{(Continued.) "KANSAS FINELY IMPROVED FARMS, ¢ ‘20 PEB ACRE oAl repted, pe from 10 to @ per eent in the world, "not 8o represented, will return Nowxn LAND AND 10T CO. Y. ‘Phone Red 1m. FOR SALE BY OWNER. improved half section in Thomas aneas. Address Lock Box 3, Well county, Purceli, Ok Maryland. MARYLAND Farm, 410 per acre, from to 309 Tain r"' 2ol ity "crops per year, no OLD MEXICO LAND FOR SALE_160.000 | an acres of good pine timber in the state of Jallsco. Price, 3150 per acre, haif cash, Jong time on balsnce; 5,000 acres good tronts the railroad Hon on the ard, a fine teact te Price, $6 per acre; half cas! and iwo years: luterest. L A Gordon, Neb. lonise. all ‘Beckwith, 191 rth Dokota. FOR SALB-160-acre farm, | south of Temple, N. D., on 'Gy |ern coast line; @ acres new land under cultivation, % ® _ pasture, ance rairie and hay w ‘house and must arn; good '.IL %‘A 1 ll, i 50 per 'acre; eagh years. J. O. Haarstad, Tmp!., D i 500 on time. Address, W. Routt Ave, FOR SALB—160 acres, 4 mllll frnm Green and 7 miles from Or‘no‘ 4% under _cultivation. P. R Madden, 226% udiset, 5o jculars write Toth " Fortiand, Ore. DAIRY FARM FOR BALE. 240 acres of cholce Ilnd suitable for dalry- ing and sheep ralsing; 120 acres under plow and wel] fenced ln cro-fone.d, balance heavily timbered, mnplc, ete. ; impro ments worth nbout " nd in good cond!. tion: - D. and phone at hougs: located Io\llh line Eau Claire county, isconsin, #ix miles north Kieva; price #4.50 per acre. ‘Write owner at once, as it won't last long ;t ll)buve offer. G, J. Johnson, Monango, Minnesota. FREE GOVERNMENT FARMS-Our of- ficlal 112-page book, “Vacant Government Land" describes every acre in every. county in U. 8. A million acres vacant. How to Betie i utres by entry. 150 dlagrams. Al jsboyt irrigated arms.’ Price ¢, post- aid. @ B 10th St, Bt, Paui, ‘ebb Pub. Co., “FOR SALE—450_acres, level, Improved; joins Dodge Center, acres improved. C South ea Wril . B, black land, Minn, 423 Dakota. 20 M. Weston, “LOOK HERE—A 70-acre llacl ranch in Redwood Co., Minn., on the Minnesota Detwesn 30 iind 400" ncres tillable, rest pasture and meadow: a large hill of extra_quality granite, suitable for menu- mental purposes, on the property; terms, per acre, one-half cash, balance on Sasy time payments. 1t terested Inquire 3 ikkel Wel M 100 ACRES good, lev prairie land in Dougias county, Minn.; 60 adres plowed, balance meadow and pasture; fine siock and sin farm: town and cresmery four miles. Price for quick sale, $0 gaay terms. George L. Treat, Alexandria, 200 ACRES flrm land, Clearwater county, Minn., e, part cash, for sale o Gxsbange 2" Close to proposed Soo cutoff. Wl-lorn and A Widlunda Blk., Grand Forks, N. HARLOWTON MONT,, town lots, im- roved , farm lands and ranches Stephenson, Harlowton, IRRIGATED farms. Fine frult Smooth “bench lands. ~Improved stock ranches. Large tracts for subdivision, many cholés government nomesteads. 1Veite today for particulars. A. D. Atkins, Three Forks, Monta: “ACRES fertile land, 3 miles from the hub of Yellowstone valley; 864 under ditch, 120 acres in alfaita; half cash, half mortgage. son, Room 212 Stapleton Block, Billing: Mon land. rARM LAND READY FOR SPRING, 100 a ready for occupant, with small family; Jevel: Water right; school; partly in orop. $30 an acre. acres ready for occupant with family; level, w right; school; partly In crop; 80 acres dy for leeflln‘ an acre. Possess on April . E. WEBB, CBOTEAU. MONT. Minn, |7 FARM FOR SALI -This property oo ts of 39 acres about 1% miles north- e of Inkster, Grand Forks orest river runs through property. There are weveral large eprings of water on the property. would make an excellent stock farm. Would sell this property at $a2 rl’ ao on easy terma, say $1,000 cash_and §1,000 a year at per ‘cent interest. For particulars apply to Peter McGovern Land Co., Florence, ATTENTION, m,n:nn AND HOME- EEKERS. Deal directly !‘Hh the man who owns the ranch; no commission to real estate 1 'have 160 acres of land suitable for any kind ‘of fruit, two miles trom t landing. on the Columbia, and raiiroad Btation; food sehools: twelve miles from a town of 8,000 peopie; all fenced; running water on it; five acres cleared land ready to plant in trees and balance ensily cleared; good house, small barn. The timber on the balance of the place will pay for the clearing. About 5 acres of meadow land, and its a snap for the party wanting & good fruit ranch. Price 315 per acre; part cash and balANC easy payments, Address Victor Marden, The Dalles, Ore. REAL ESTATE LOANS (Continued.) WANTED—TO RENT ntinued.) “LOWEST RATES—Demmm Brandels 3idg. Good 6% Farm Mortgages always on hand and for sale at amounts from $300 to $3,000. BENSON & MYERS, Y. Life Blds. Parasm Bmik & Co., mmr-rn- L » ONE INCH, 72 CENTS This is a One-Inch Ad. To esll your home write & dsseripiion It In about 80 words and d 1t to THI OMAHA BEE Ciassitied Dept.. t ish T8 cents for each day you wish s her pub- FIVE I'ER CENT MONEY loan on LOANS to home owners and home build- ers, with privilege of making partial pay- meits somi-annually, 'HO! National MAS, 503 First Bank B‘fll VIN BROS. 013 N. Y. Life, ©0,60 on improvea Droperty. No d joatenty e REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FO! N REED CO., 1, A-SM. 23 8. 4 ACRDS and f7-room house, 26th and Harney. 3- acres, 6-room house and barn, and M-ndenon Sta. ¥ EAD 1801 Farnam St ekt SWAPS Phones Doug. 14th, 48th OREGON FARM AND FRUIT LANDS, timber and cut-over lands; grazing and \rigated lands. Write us for information. Maginnis Land & Investment Co. 317 Lewis Bidg., Portland, Ore. “Routh Dawets. FARMERS AND RENTERS-Why not buy 160 or 320 acres in Stanley county, South Dakots ot $15 to 8 per acre. o Hand county, $30 to $35 pe: Jay P. Morrill, ace’ Bldg., Mlnnnpolll SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS—160 ur . first-ciass unimproved prairie lan, county, South Dakota, on new line of 5 foad. near location of new town; will dou ble in v n year; a snap. 32 ‘acres wila Tand. “Faulk " dount: price $25 -per acre, easy terms. 160 acres of wild land, Potter county, South Dakota, price $22.60 per_acre. Write us for maps and glruculln D. N, Hunt Land Co., Redfiel soh‘n—l DAKOTA FARMING LANDS. 0 §20 per acre. Wonderfully productive Adflre" G. R. Malone, Draper, 8. D. $12 soil. TEXAS scncol. LANDS—Over 1,000,000 acres for sale by the state. ¥ou can buy 640 acres cre; Day $3 cash, bal. ance ‘atter forty years: f d fruf land and -healthy her information send vestor Pub, ‘l‘ex 6c_postage. In- Pub. Co, Dept. B, San .A'nmnla, Tymanart. MISSOURT Wlnll farmers, truck, fruit dairy, sheep and chicken farms cheap; easy nearby markets. Write ourt Board of Immigration, Springfield, Nebraska. FARM BARGAIN. Must sold on account of owner's health; well improved i3-acre hrm % miles from town; price, 33 per acre; easy fermu. 3. T. Cathpbell, Litchtiold. Neb: NYAKE MR AN OFFER-—gouth hait B, quarter, west half of the 5. E. qu: tcr. N. E. quarter of the S. section 18, township 14, range i, ood_land_and_ timber.” onehalf mie Tro uthrie, Hubbard county, Minnesota; south heif of N. B, auarter, section 2, township i 8, in SBawyer county, Wllennlln Dont now whn it 18 worth; make me gash - ofte H. Langmann,’ Grand Is- jand, £ LAND buyers will busy if they will only Le.ndor Cllrk of Kearney, Neb., for farms he bas for sal Canada. ALBERTA WHEAT LANDS. vest improved and raw wheat ‘to 100,000 acres en bige in best part of Southern Alberta, §13 per acre . Al lnflulrlu promplly answered. Hen- inkler, §14 First St, West, Cal- Colora FOR SALE—A flnl ucuon of land fu the Anterd district, 20 miles from Denver, &olo.: water ocontracted for under Anters Reservolr Co, nons better; will trebie 1n value in short timi h or lnvonmzm Will sell all or C;Tr acre Jones, owner, t\eden.nd, ‘A MONEY-MAKER—For sale, Red Polled | stock and dairy farm of 1300 acres; 200 under ditch; 300 under plow; water free; T part; P acre, one-third ice five years at 6 per cent. Lo- hlll WLy between Denver and Colorado Springs; thiee miles from shi int, For pariicuiars address, C. Larkspur, Ca FOR SALE-200 acres good farm land in the famous Greeley distriot of Colorado; | under new irrigation ditch near ralroad nd town; worth $2 per acre, but will take #15 as I am golng to Callfornia and wish 10 sell at once. Address P. 0. Box 10 COLORADO LAND mn SALB 7 OWNE Abcut 20640 acres O $o6d land, mostly soll, 10 be =old in smooth end rolling, fi ne body, 15 to 3 miles east of Denver on Bennett and Strausburg. close to above towns. The land is i many tmes cross-fenced. Other improvements: Houses, barns, sheds, cor- rals, private telephone, ete. 'Good aifalfs and hay land; aiso riies nd other water- ings. roposition for sub- dividing o coloaising. No agents need ub BuUY direct from owner, NOAH'C Gleuarm Pluce, De er, C all 0,000 acres of irrigated lan sold since last March. $60.00 a perpetual water rig) be’advanced $1000 ah acre Alay 1st most_atiractive irrigated project ever do- veloped. 1s located In the San Luls Valley ot Color IRRIGATED LAND CO., ad CoSTILLA No. 1634 Champa Street. Denver, Colo. THE BEST POLICY It beats life insurance, G669 acres irrigated land in Bear River valley, Idaho, $17.50 acre; good land, plenty of water, Go see it. If not as represented your expenses paid. mpAey. 518 Paxton Blk. Kensae. JDEAL HOG AND ALFALFA act | the Union Pacitic R. R. south of Watkins, | ‘This tract lies | | if necessary. FOR SALE-$0 acres, mo tillable land, about $v miles from Niob partly under fence, small bulldings. on premises, running water on land, situated near public road. Price $2,00. Terms m down, balance 6 per cent. Address. R. Baun, Bllllnll, Mo. EIGHTY ACRES, $26 PER. COUNTY SNAP. GO WEST when you cai such land as this in Blrgg Cor 7 Thia s situated within 18 miles of South Omaha and within 8 miles of good town having pine daily ) ays, well; not rough as one DOIQ About % or 30 . Daing g00d pasturs land, bal- ance in corni. The improvements are’fair; worth $1,00. 4-room house, Nigh, having 15-toot studding. 1t ls med, pered and weather boarded; screens for oors and windows; good well and plenty of out bulldings. This is a homelike place; tall timber; (mund improvements. A good place for portsman, good hunting and fishing, or for any farmer wishing §ood £oods for tho money. 1 mile from Platte river, western part of county. It must be seen to be ap- reciated. Best bargain in Sarpy county. Pt ‘should go this week. Bring your pocket: beok or check book with you and your wife if necessary. Money rat | come, first served. 80 acres, nlu part tlme} RIN 8. MERRILL, Agent.. 2412 N St South Omuhl Ranch in Nebraska 300 acres o comp ranch, plenty wal £00 bulldings; owner 15 making Bk apney on cattie, Dut wishes to. movs| to thé city in order to get better educa- | tional facilities for his children; prios, | $30.000; cut into quarter sections; this land wiil soon sell at $2 per acre. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Sufte 624 N. ¥, Life Bld, Red 1999. NINE THOUSAND ACRES, FOR COLONIZATION ! The owner will sell 9,000 acres | ‘1to a hustler who can colonize. Land in Western Nebraska. Terms easy; price $10 per acre. Will sell on contract with rea-! sonable payment down and let, you work yourself out. - Address P.E. MeKillip, 704 North 50th St., Omaha. Telephone Harney |k 3767.* of SARPY fi—-._.- FOR SALE 5000 acres best com land, heap; easy terms. Write for new state = ‘p L. R. Kershaw, Muskogee, Okl. ESREHSE FONRE o omnou Bave 100,000 trom. Ry M)UTHWEST TEXAS BARGAIN—240 acres near Taft, finest ocotton truck sofl; $20. 320 acres near Kingsville, In proven artesian belt, fine lbc‘flon, fine clay soll well adapted’ for truck or fruit, §35. These are b Wm. He’ermln, Ownar, “LAND on the intalment p 600 acres, $1.00 down; ope-third ofl fO' ulh Get map, C. H. Andérson, 01 §. #fih St. CHOICE agricultural lands, $10 per acre; also lake shore proner y, three hours' ride from twin eitie { size tract; 15,000 QP‘I to select. trom. ‘Write owner, Hatry ¢ :H‘.)lh".‘m. 25 Palace Bldg., Mlnnuwlll nn. Washington. FOR SALE-—Irrigated opportunities. kane valley ln.nd,'" 5 1d appie pol tra rallroads. To sell in five or to . B. Browne, Spokane Bridg DAIRY and fruit farms bring best oash returns; for list address Acma‘RSlll’ Co., Acme, Wash. Pe 1n rous dol hllul ellmlu l.n mild . as adjacent raw land. 5,000 buys ten ncn-. one-fifth cash, one- fifth per annum. (Maintenance of orchard C. F. LOTT, KENNEWICK, WASH. REE homesteads in Central Oregon, the new Klondike of the west; can locate’ you on 160 or 320 acres fine valley wheat lands, on two new ralirolds bullding; send 2o foi book on Homulmd laws. For Land Co., Tacom: ‘ash. FOR ln!urmltlnn and literature on farm land and irr fruit lands—Idaho, Ore. £on_and Washi n gton—call on us, or write 332 N.vlll. block, Omaha, Neb. Sher- wood Immigratton Co.; J. W.' Young, local FOR SALE_Improved q miles from Warden, Adams o ter section, § nty, A. M, Sullivan, Box 4l attle, Wash, FOR SALE-Ranch on Colorado and Wyoming line, consists of 00 acres o rrlllnx and hay . land; is now stocked with cattle and sheep: will sell |ranch with or without stock. r further wnlcull-rl apply to Harry Tatham, Jelm, SELL YOUR HIGH PRICE LAND and buy $15 lands in lowa colony, Vo, where row and they don't drown out have just rein enough. Also (04 good water. A% ATTENTION, BUYEK AND HOME- We_handle ail ‘kinds of farms in Oregon and Washington; large and small tracts; true descriptions and prices on_application. Oregon Information Bureau. Board of Trade bullding, Portland, Ore. 816 and | In 663 ACRES, Wayne county. Ilinois ¥ miles from ep black S0l all euies vated. ?Al’" Rouse, ba ros. Seventy acres bearing orchard. In short, & oomplete ake Tiinols Thm. * Price 100" per " acre. -,ow stock up-to-date clothlng, $2.0 stock general merchandise. | ‘trade bullding with stock if desired. Wants land. me cholce residence property in Omaba tor land. Two nml{ new 6-room houses, centrall located, I rented, paved stree !ou Omaha. . Price §,000. = Mortgage 31,100 each. TWO B-room, close in, wel Omaha; clear. Wil trade for land. NQWATA LAND AND LOT CO., N. Life Blds: Red 19%9. FOR EXCHANGE-—A tine general stook of merchandise, with or without bullding, new and doing fine business; owner wants clean, improved farm. Address Box 6, Wendell, 1daho. TO THOSE THAT KNOW. the future of the northwest: I have four dwelling houses in Sheridan, Wyo., comparatively new; in- come per month; will trade for land rented, South 1 or either two |of Norfolk, or will make an attractive cash price. Reason: I hnve other interests in Nebraska. Addr F. Bukey, 16th St., Denver, Cole. A Good One We have a party with $500 cash and 160 acres oj. ?od unimproved Nebraska llnd. clelr. value §i5 per acre; wants resldence Droperty or & small stock of meruhmdlle. hat have you? S. E. WAIT & COMPANY 617 Bee Bldg. Omaha. | +* You Want'a Farm the other fellow wants city property or stock of goods. We want the commission, { Send us full d-el‘lpuon in first letter and wowill gt you a tra 'WATA LAND & LOT Ci Sllllo M N Y Life Bldg. Red XB.. FIND 160 acres hay land_Holt Co., clear, for good automobile. 810 N. Y. Life. WANTED—To trade a house and lot for an automobile and pay some cash if nec- essary. L. W. Ward, 1§14 3d avenue, Coun- ofl_Bluffs, Iowa. TAILORS G. A. LINDQUEST CO., 28 PAXTON BLK. MAX MORRIS, 801 BROWN BLOCK, SISTEK RUFFNER_TAILORIN, V.TAUCHEN s 5% up. Kruj Theater Bullding. SKILLED labor commands high wages and good craftsmanship justifies it. -Y . KERVAN, 0 Brandels B BAMY MARTIN, R. 19. U. 8. Bank BX DRESSES Suits, Tuxedos, full dress suits, slightly used, bought and nold rcldm.m 216 N. 17th St. Doug- las fll. DERBY WOOLEN MILLS $15 and $18 Suits to Order 103 So. 15th St IRMEN Sultl to_ord Sioux City and Omaha, sl .llnklng floux City, where other Omahans have £ See me ct 100 N. 16th St., opposite postoftice. GOTHARD Bres CHIODO, ine e invites his atrons Omaha and elsewh 0 inspect the sprin and summer styles g Beterials of m‘ Parlors, 214-216 S. 18th St. Ynunl men's fashionable or. 412-15 Paxton Blk. lklnl. Rmun 4 um hone A-8962. ng tatlor and | drees, MO The eentleman's popuiar MORAVEC tallor, The beat ‘clothes made in Omaha for the money. A tria will co_you. 214 Eherman Ave. WANTED-—-TO BUY I buy, sell and goods, Sol. ROSEN .:cn-n‘{- secondhand BERG, D. 658 | BALTIMORE 2d-hand e pa; for 2d-hand furniture, elothes, | "BEST price pald for second- ‘hand tural: {ture, carpets, ' <lothing ~end Doug. 871 Pl R e g e REAL ESTATE WANTED FROM owner. Striclly inodern residence, 0 Joome. large lot, location near Harney, Douglas, Bemis or Wor consider double particulars, Address B houss. mv’-‘r(uu Bee. WANTED TO BUY—House and lot within 6 or § blocks of 24th and Ames Ave. 1 can pay $100 month and $i00 every 6 months unt &a‘am- 2104 Ames Ave,, or 'Phone W WE HAVE BUYERS FOB 66 It pflc- are right » ""v‘v'AJA .X"’B’"lxu 157" co. MR. HOUBIX)WHER. I have customers looking for b, 6, 7-room houses, must be well located and priced right. It you want to sell your house act quick. DEAN & CO, 626 N. Y. Life. Douglas 4334, ___REAL ESTATE LOANS __ MONEY TO LOAN~Payne Investment Co WANYED-City loans. Peters Trust Co -‘».E? W 7. D Wead, GoOoD l'mcl fbr sscca #hoes and fur SKLN) UST opnfi:. business; higl vrics pald For "araitare . and dtaves, Rt "New Fork Repair shop. 1111 Dodge. WANTED to buy srm and pony and must be &Hu‘lly d gentle for child. iam B Cllrk. Millard and clothes, Doug. 8401 $25 to $100 FREE: READ. List your real with us if you want it sold. We Sl ee to sell or you from §% to 8 e don't property In & imited Slme. uly offered must be priced fi20d torms. 1f you don’t want 1o sell. don't with us. 8. _E WAIT & COMPANY, 67 Bee Bidg. Both 'Phones. BEST PRICES pald for wecond. hll‘ ?Ol. NIB FURNITURB in Nebraska north of the Platte and east | - pa; € Bpe Glapgse o0 e | PAKEE" farm lands and n.::y property. ‘All vnr Owe modern. well fur. longer, from May ike, 708 Brandeis WANTED to rent, fished house, one yedr of . YOUNG _man wishes reom and board in modern home. No other boarders. In reply give telephone number, rate per month and number in family. Address M- 531, care Bee. WANTEHYTUATIONS WA NTID—.' young man. Dhe. to “rl for_board while attending an-- college AN _EDUCATED, refined woman wants position as & nurse for an_invalld. Have no objection to travelin; s office by 0 of steno- gradus . n-pme Sna" ofice work. Address O 8, care Bee. Goodyear Rubber Tires wear long- er and ride easier than others. They are put on exclusively by us. We do wagon repair- ing, painting and gener- al blacksmith work. Watch us grow. Johnson-Danforth Go. 8. W. Corner 10th and Jones Streets, Phone Doug. 337. OFFICE OF THE_ CONSTRUC Quartermaster, Fort Roblnson, Nebra 2, 1910. ' Sealed proposals for nishing all material and labor for \ne - allation of New Bollers, New bump, Foed ‘ater Purification System, Feed Pump. gis; in the Pump House ut Trort Robinson, Nebraska, will be recelved here until 1f A_ M., April 11, 1910. iank proposals may be obtalned at this office. .~ Plans and speolfications furnished upon recelpt of certified check for $i5 to Insure their return. Envelopes containing proposals should be _indorsed “PROPOSALS FOR FUR- NISHING AND INSTALLING MACHIN- ERY IN PUMP HOUSE," and uddressed to Captain Malvern Hill strueing Qulrmrmnnlar‘ Nebraska. Fort Robinson, A-2%-2-27- A 67 PROPOSALS FOR_SHOEING., DEPOT Quartermaster's Office, Omaha, Neb., March 1, 1910. Sealed proposals, subject to the usual conditions, Wil be recelved here until 10 &. m., April 1, 1910, und then publicly opened for shoeing animals during the fis- cal year commencing July 1, 1910, In. formation furnished on appiication. United States reserves right to reject or accept all proposals or any part thereof. En- velopes containing proposals should be dorsed, “Proposals for Shoelng Animal and addressed to Captain E. C. HOLLES, Quartermaster. M.4-5-7-28-20-30. Barnum, Con- | feago, Milwankee & § Oma) Jouls Exp..a Mail and Express.. Btanberry Local (from Council Blutis] b AURLINGTON STATION—Tenth and Masos. Burlington— Bove Lincoln 1.0e Hehuyler- Platisniouth Plattsmouth Bellovue- Flattamouth oloi Limited. . Chlrnlfl Special Chicago XXpres Chicago Fast Jowa Local reston-Tow! Bt Louls Expreas. C. and St. Joweph. K. C. and Bt. Joseph... K. C. & St. Joseph WEBSTER STATION —Fiftesntn Webster. rSaea o 0o peEsnEPcacEss Missouri Pactitio— Leave. Arrive blz 10 pra Chiengo, Omaba— Sloux City-Express. Omaha_Local Bloux City Passenger. Twin City Passenger. Bioux City Loci ~ OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Mnlmum lmnwhlp Luxury FRENGH LINE $ix Days New York-Parls & Compagnie Générale Transatlantique vorktor Harte, hereta "52'1"&’.“5'-9’.’.'.‘: é‘:fl:’.fi"‘"‘“"““‘ ot Falt and ol conitens nificent rdor -ml-ln. palatial sultes, mag- ), gymnasinm, eleva- y pr signals La Lorraine, . | iobs and submarine LAprl T jings at 34 cabin pri Saturdnys by populer one class cabln steamers 346 o $62.80. A lufloml. 1503 HANBURG AMERICAN All Modern Bafety Devices (Wireleas, etc.) London--Paris-- Hamburg *%Grat Wald'see...Aprl 9| *=Cineinna *Kais'n Aug.Vic. April 18| *¥*Ameriks. Biuecher. pril 21 *%] #seFres; Llneocln PROPOEALS TOR PRINTING. DEPOT rmaster's Office, Omaia, Neb., March 1 Ib10. - Sealed Proposatar miblent 1o the usual conditlons, will be received here until 10 . m., April 1, 1910, and then publicly opened for job pristing during the fiscal ¥elr commencing July 1, 1910. Information urnished on application. United States s right to refect or accept all pro- PoRals o any part thereot. Fnyslopes Lon- taining proposals should be indorsed, ““Prosposals for Job Printing” and ad- dressed to Captaln F. C. BOLLES, Quarter- master, M.A-8-T PROPOSALS FOR HAULING. OFFICK of depot quartermaster, Omaha, Neb., March 1, 1910. Sealed proposals, subject to the usual conditions, will be received here until 10 a. m. April 1, 1910, for furnishing on transportation’ and hauling sup- Plles within the elty limits of Omaha, dur- ng the year commencing July 1, 1910, United States reserves the right to reject gr coept. all proposals. or any part thereof. Information furnished on application, En- velopes contalning proposals should be in- , “‘Proposals for Wagon Transporta- and addressed to Captain I'. C. ter, M.4-5-7-28-29-30. LEGAL NOTICES OF STOCKHOLDERS' MBET. %}1‘;{3’ THE PAFICIC EXPRESS COM- The stockholders of the abov. compan: pursuant to the hy-laws of sald co pany, called a mesting of the stockholders of said company, to be held at the genera) offios of said company. No. 1401 Harney t, in the city of Omaha, state of Ne- .. at 11 o'clock before the meating e motifled that Sush meeting 08 f purposes. _ JAMES EGflLngToN i President the Pacific Express Company. ————————————————— RAILWAY TFIME CARD UNION STATION—Tenth und Masow, Union Pacifie—— !lll Ch. Chicago, Nock Istana ‘& racitio— EAST. Rocky Mountain Lis. luwl Local a. xas Ix 3:30 pm & 1:60 pm Rocky Mouataln le al0:40 P & 3:25 A Ilinots Centralem 5 Arrive. Chicago Ehicage Eiived Min) it l’culLl lkul 2“ 10‘!! *.Il City lel nltm carpets, stoves, clothes, sh CO. pays highest rices for household AR T Pougtas wrid: e WANTED—TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calls for houses. all NOWAT, 4N, pra | silver statues of the apostie: RICHEST* CHURCH "IN~ WORLD Treasure of the Basilica of St. Petes in Rome Has Deen Gathered for Centurfes. The déun of the chapter of St. Poter has recently reorganized and arranged for show the so-called treasure of the basilica, which consists of all the church vestments, uten- slls and objects of adornment that belong to the basilica of St. Peter. This collection is valuable, as each object has its own his- tory dating back many centuries, and in course of time It has suffered many vicissi- tudes. The treasure practically dates from apostolic times, since & church was bulilt on the site of the Vatican soon after the martyrdom of St. Peter, and the early Christians who worshiped in it adorned it with votlve offerings and enriched it by valuable gifts. Nome of these anoient objects, has, however, survived to the present day, as very probably they were destroyed and ecattered during the perse- cutlons of the Christians. During the fifth and sixth centurles the popes again formed the treasure of the chureh, which the gifts of the barbariam kings and chiefs increased, but in the year 846 the Saracens despolled the church and its treasure and only a few objects were saved, among them belng a golden cross given by the emperor, Justin IL Pope Leo IV. again formed the treasure, wileh s00n became celebrated as the most val able collection in the world, since the grims who flocked to Rome to venerato the tomb of the apostle not only brought gifts and votive offerings with them but actually left their richest jewels and clothes An ths chunch, Besides every cardinal and all the persons of prominents who visited Rome made rich donations and each pope presented vestments, jewels and gold and siiver chalices. Still during troubled times the treasure was pillaged, especially during the sack of time in 1527 and as late as 179, when Napoleon ex- acted a heavy contribution from Pius VII, after the peace of Tolentino, One would think that little has been left of this valuable collection, which truly de- served the name of treasure, but so great was its value and 8o considerable the num- ber of objects it contained that even today, despite its repeated spoilations, it is the richest church treasure in the world. The collection includes a dalmatic presented to the church by Charles the Great, which 1 richly embroidered and studded with precious stones; two candelabra of gilt bronze by Pollaiuolo, six massive silver condlesticks, the work of Benvenuto Cel- lini; the valuable gold cross of Justin IL, g0ld chalices and pyxes, innumerable church vestments, and, besla many other minor objects, twelve stars of brilllants worth several million franes, which were given by Cath- olies throughout the world on the oocasion of the Jubllee of the Immaculate Concep- tion. The treasure of St. Peter belongs to the chapter and not to the pope. -—mm Letter in Chicago New: ' An Unscared President, Milwaukee Wisconsin. The president has let it be understood once for that while his nature is sra- clous, it s not compliant, and that while he desires to please the people, he is not o be stampeded from & ecourse that his knowledge and judgment teach him to be right. There are those who will be chag- rined to see him take this course. By the people will honor him for it. H 8o will accord him its meed of praise. It i well in the sense In which the president used the words at Rochester for a public man to get where he can say he “doesn’t & 6:% pm care''~where duty looms large in hig eyes and his ears become deaf to vulger clamor, B . ) The Key to the Sltuation—Bes Want Ada ) 4 »