Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1910, Page 18

REAL ESTATE PROPEWTY Full (Continued.) crry A " ’:— rent g f PO ¥ 1 Several New Modern Cottages We have under constr e-room cottages and a v, in BOULEVARD PARK which will be finished in about will surely ploase ass, both | and nicely arrange Terns, reasonable onvenient to Sherman A borhood. W cthing that iice Jages re o rient aw RE FIRST SHIMER cottages §i5 per NIELSEN Hidk " N wo dand ndid bunke ADDITION days thing il and lots tent et Ever Wel 70 sized §2.500, them to get them. & S0, Phones PRACTICALLY 00 cash Benson b ~ $650 one-half acres high and sightly locato, monthly PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., [ balance T-room month Owne One and south front " mproved 2 cash, Third oor, Ware Bloek IN BENSON South front lot on Lucas St., near Burnbam, 50x128 feet; for sale on easy payments — $5.00 down and $5.00 a mouth. Price $190.00. DWIGHT WILLIAMS, Bee Office T'el. Harney 3070 after 6 P. M. LOTS IN FLORENCE Kast siope fine v 8, witnin 2 W0 cash clin' from < high ground blocks of str 310 4 month ar for $1i6 each, month HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 Harney some " 8 cash up-to-date 7 saw for the 3 A month i rade YOIt mone. W. K SAL house . Homa! New modern best 1 ever $200 cash and 32 Board of : REAL ESTATE FARM AND A C AN FOR SALE Cuiorado. 000 acres of \rrigated lund; 21,00 acres s0id since lase Marcu. wio0 an W perpetual water rignt. Luey ler ve wavunced 3OO0 un ucre May JOSU ALLIMCLIVE (Tigated PIojece ever de- veoped. 18 located n the san Luis valiey of_Colorado. CUSLiLia IRRIGATED LAND CO., No. lost Clsiupu sireel, benvar, Coiv. - ACKE rigated; ten-r ¥ nch; 1w acres (% oL anu cund one; IMige open duward 1. itus. Collis, A0 ., well improved, on Moftat road m. Lo . O.; 10 4. 10 Uniocny, some nutive LBY, @M . tiober; fine pastuie; would han die 100 nead stuck, adjuwicated 'water rigot alirdclive DULAINKS; 4 m. of trout strean 1ougD 1anca; guod resort location; fully “quipped Wwith implements, 1ooly, etc.; teig- puone; five heaa stock. Price, tor ail, DAL CHsl, URidliCe eusy s Box vuash, Colo. wer FOR SALE-Fiuit lands at farm prices in Arkansas Valley, veiween Canon Uity and Puevlu, Colu, 110m s 10 $20 per acre. A furtune (o be lade 10 bUYIUE lurge Lracts and retailing. Urchards in Canon Clty, wt (e cirance ol royal Gorge, are vatued aL 320 to $1.500 per ac Cowme out and be convinced. sam_ Brown, Jr., & Son., 34 Central Block, Pueblo, Coiv,, or uld Malu + Lanon Uity, Colo, CULORADO LAND FUR sALS BY OWNER. Atcut 20,640 wcies ol wood land, mostly €0100L0 kOU ulilE, (108 bOlL, Lo be woid In one oody, 16w & miues eas. of Lenver oo Tiw Unioh Pacilic K. K. s0uth of \vaiking, Bennell &uu SUAUNDUI. Abis (ract e close 1o wuvove 1owus. Thy land ail fenced Ana Mgy Uines cross-fenced. Lther Mpiuvements; Houses, Uaiis Tals, privete Lelephon, €00 Buy and; 8is0 springs und viher wates inge. EXire §00d proposicion fur sua- Jing or colunizing. Mo aients need ay. iy i GleLBTin Fince, Ueiyel, Coio 1linots FOR SALE-Fine summer resort hotel With barroom; excellent oportunity for a nuster, aiso hew, spaclous dancing pavii- lou attacned; luige water fronage and besutiful oak grove with plenty of land i | buy direct irom owner, NUAH Cada, | REAL ESTAT FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE PEACH ORCHARD We are offering for sale a limited number i0-acre h orchards of bearing age he famous Koshkonong Peach District Missourl. T chards are locate very h the Koshkonong peach s from the raliroad station. es contains about 1,600 El Trees of full bearing age. The in bud and ven proper n will yield a heavy crop are offering these orchard low price and on easy lilustrated literature land Farm and Land Des Moines, 1a ' be ach 1y fi ten Ac Peach rees are now proved farms Missouri land and 500 acres; from 316 to $5 easy terms. Write and tell us want. We ean suit you. Booklet ‘ Gram Realty Co. Neelyville, Mo FOR Best farms | per nere what yo SALE-Land southeast forty te d Montans, FO Mu Iand; welshel) Harlowtor bargar \ M pre n Qtepher GALATA. Mont., Land—Land—Land—I have several well improved ranches for sale (deeded iand), fenced, houses, barns, partly rrigated, raising the finest Kind of alfalfa corn. all kinds of gvain and timber on parc of farms; a beay runuing through the land, a splendid place for wmail game and fishing; it Is ideal tarm and, in un igeal climate, i the finest state iIn the vnlon. Land i any size tract you jwant. Prices from $10 (o §2 per acre. Good relinquishments for rale, close to town..Lots for sale at prices that will be doubled In & very short while, and in a lown the grow- Ing_of which is' pnenomenal, Still “some | Bood homestoads left within ten_miles of town. Write me for particulars. The T. D. Willlams Real te Galata, Mont Mexico. New cale LANDS valie omestead an and ranches Meimbres relinquisn also ca e rl deeded land desert claims; or sale. It won't pay vou sewhere until you investigate Write_for hooklet. 1t will Address Deming Real Esiate Purchasing Co., Deming, New - FARM BARGAIN. #0ld on account health; well improved | miles from town; price, | rermm. Canipueil, Must e of owner's 220-acre 35 per acy 1 Litehtield, Neb. “BUSHEL WHEAT 85 PER ACR i and control 20,000 inty, Nebraska's nd, now on the market. The heaviest crop-yielding county In Nebraska for ten years: alfalfa also leading crop. Ask for Folders and full particulars. Agents wanted everywhere. Write for our proposition at once. Rallroad fares i | a= represented. K Sidney, Neb. LAND. We ¢ cres of Ghey- e o oicest ™ farm idingsland & Severson a_half section Neb.; $30 per xenange for city \ Phones. A )R HALL o1 miles south Stug land; will e bargain. F xehange four | property Hyers, Koud A velock LAND buyers wiil busy themselv Wil ouly wsk Leander Clark of Neb., [or (arms he has for sal th ear- FOR SALE—Quarter-section of good un- improved land, 14 miles_west of Alliance {on main road.” Owner, Virgil Smith, Al | ance, Neb.* WESTERN REAL ESTATE. | Farm and town property where raliroad right-of-way 1% bought through. Kinkaid | homesteads. Lry land to come under gov- | ernment canai. “Dow't wait. Address ¥, O | Box No. 13i, Gering, Neb. | 800 acres good pasture, good running | | water and good shade First farm west | | of Flovence, north side uf C. St. P. M. & O, | | vailvay. | CARL F. S, SORENSON, | Phone Florence 410, | Oregon, | ourself independent. An Oregon | apple orchard tract of b or 10 acres will do |1, We sell exceptionally fine apple land planted (o standard commercial apple tree for $30 per acre. One-fifth down, balance 2 per cent a month until paid. has a deep loam soil, in rain belt, needing no irrigation. On R. R., school. church, stores, free mall delivery and ail convenl: ences. \Write for booklet, facts, location, | Oregon Apple Orchards Co., Port:| Or | MAKE y Oklahoma. | map. clreulars sent request OKLAHOMA list on farms, :[ra S@out, Cushing, Okl " OKLAHOMA [ Ve have 10600 acres of choics land to select from, ranging in price from $5 to and price on a funded if (hings not | I'his land | FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SA Texas—Continued. ORANGE end fig orchards rofits. These are the big & "ull bearing fig and orange orc annually §20 o 3L000 an acre participate in the big profits made fig_and orange Indus without your present occupation or Through the medium of Acre-Bond lssued by the Galveston-Houston Interu ban Land Co. you can become part own |in a co-operative fig and orange krowing | company owning 7.0 acres of choice fig and orange land. The comp iitiva ing and planting trees und A and warket the crops. The 30 are absolutely safe, und your be large. The compan leading businexs \ Texa ite to trated book expal immense crops. earn You can n the leaving e ds wil of tne and nfng entire Morigage Housion itlus- s Iree. Amer Hldg | “Bank Wyoming. FOR SALE-Ranch Wyoming grazing stocked ranch ther Jeim. and with with pasticulars Wyo. apply 160 @ water ACRES frrigated town on mai niles from State ight fully ps payments at 4 pe B. 68 Paxton L Pacit perpe $10,00 in B. d 5,000 | REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS 1'OR 5. 6 and i-room houses. If prices aie r We can sell your property for you NOWATA LAND AND LOT ¢O Suite 624 N. V. Lifa Blag REAL ESTATE LOANS FFARM MORTGAGE ON GOOD NEBRASKA FARMS. ING SIX PER CENT. THEY ARE | AND SURE | PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., s E and Farnam Neb. ght BEAT SAFE Cor. 1ith Omana WANTED—City loans and warrante. W | Farnam Smith & Co., 1220 Farnam St LOANS to home owners and home b ers, with privilege of making partial ments semi-annually W. H 53 First National ARVIN BROS., 3i |$200.000 on_improved pro | "$500 to $6.000 on homen In_ Omaha Real Estate Co., 1003 N. Y. Life Jur A-2152 MONEY TO LOAD “FIVE PER CEN to loan on Omaha _business property THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1. New York Life Bldg pay THOMAS, Bank Bidg. Y Life, $500 to No delay N pert O'Keefe Dougias “Payne Investment Co. MONEY | WANTED—City loans. Pewers Trust Co ¢ | 73100 to $10,000 made promptly. ¥. D. Wead, Wead Bidg., 15th and Farnam LOWE ST RATES—Bemie. Brandels Bldg. SWAPS 6-ACRE FARM, adjoining one of th best towns in Nebraska. One large modern house and two smalier ones; orchard, grove; residences are all in corporate limit of town. all with city water. Everything that be found cn the best improved farm. Wiil take part income-bearing property. Price $90,00. Nowata Land & Lot Co., Suite 624 {N. Y. Life Bld, Red 1999, WELL ESTABLISHED, GOOD PAYING Business in 5,000 Nebraska town; price, 1$3,000; will trade for Omaha improved or | acres near Omaha. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999 CLOSED carriage or street hack, landau let stvle, but litle used, made by Cunnin m and sold new for $1,00. This carringe 1s now worth $500 in cash, but we would exchange it for horses or for vacant prop- erty or for western land. Johnson, Dan- forth Co., S. W. Cor. 10th and Jones Sts. an | 5 You Want a Farm the other fellow wants city property or | stock of goods. We want the commission. | Send us full description in first letier aad | we will get vou a trade. | NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.. Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldx. Red 199, | THE owner of an Jowa farm lives in | Omaha and wants to sell the farm. There are 120 acres, 2, 2% and 5 miles from three | 800d towns; R.'F."D, and phone, 14 mile to school; splendid land; good &-r. louse, with | cellar and well; barn'for § horses; granary, | corncribs. pens, corrals; timothy ‘and blue: | grass pasture;’ good orchard and small Tuit; price for quick sale; $12 per acre. Land all around going at $1& to $160. Barn, chicken house, hog house, | SATURDAY _ GOVERNMENT NOTICE OFFICH maste March 1 CONETRUCTING Fort Leavenworth 1910, Sealed proposais cate, will be recelved here until 11 a Central time, April 1z, 1910, and opened In the presence of attending bidc or the construction guard house Fort 1 X was, iuclud plumabing and electric wiring fixtures. Plans and specificati be keen at this offica and offices Juartermasters. 8t. Paul and Oma Exeh St Paul, Master Bu a1 S, Quarmaster's off ¥ Kangas Clty o blank forms of 1 application to veas the right bids. Envelo QUARTE i tr of a ating nlof Buiider ai1din nation and furniche \ Uni Full M accep conta v d ade (rtermast Leayeny ortl, tain Wm. Q Quart Leay LEGAL NOTICE wil extension ing ties $12,000.0x 1,000 L 108, 5 ¥ sern denon: reli due in 20 years sewer dralnag aring o per annually, in denc due in' 10 year time after five bonds, dated April cent intor Py denominati ot 3l but redeemable any time after vears. Ihds will cceived for any portion or all of Jonds, according 1o denominations as he specitied. i serves the righ and o »ated this 29t HLsS « 1 Apr seimni SI0.00 each redeemable at any $10,000 electrie 1910, bearing semi-annually, | tions o [} Mavo, Mare M. SMIT REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (ransters tor April Midland Guarante bonded abstracters & Hear estute urnished by I rust company Farnam St., Tel The United Re pany to 8. 1, of s 'rus part vt U0 Real Fstate compar to same of swig of nwig of 2-15-13 Edward ' Gillen wife, lot 6, Minahan's rhe Natlonal Land company Wallace, lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, sub 14_Bonfield Rogers 10 biock 1, Moes, sub | William | ¥, McFariand, et Marie Vance, lot 14, block 14 | _Heights | Same to lock 14, Same to block 14, par Meyerson Mahoney o block & o H. B | of 1o J A. L Creigh, 1ot al., to Lincoln Maurice B. Opegez 15 Lincoln Heights Jennfe O. Opegez Lincoln Heights C. McElhinney to_Sadle Ben nett, lot I, block 17, Kountze Place Same to Minnie A. Mcklhinney | _block 17, Kountze Place Patrick Iloctor and wife Vacek, part of swig -14-13 Same to H. E. Moorés Heyden, lot & dition Same to same | _ Patrick's Mary P. ot fot 1 A 1 lot 2, to John of sely of sec John J. Vacek, part of and wife to William Catalpa’'s second ad jot 13, block '3 addition Mathews to | thews, lot 8, block 18, Jacob IKettleman and Hassdbalch, part son's | Andre Rz | Adam 8.V |t of 10t 22 A8 Zora B. Mat South Omaha wife to Steen of lot 4, John- a and wife, et neske. n. 134 ft block 4, Hascali's sub | Frank Jindfa and wife to Stephen Bajove and wife, lot 9 Maloney's addition to South Omaha Willlam A, Smith and wife to dred J. Harron, lot 23 block 1 coe Place SE Johin S. Bustard and wife to John J Marshalek, lot 2, block 38 Al bright’s cholce ... T David Miller and wife to Geraid M Drew, n. 60 ft. of lot 9, Griffen and Isauc’s ... | George W. Heny las Oil company | 8 and 4 biock I T R s o Charles ¥. Manderson and wife Gotifried Westphalen, tots § and Dean Place e A M. Shahan, et. ai. to Reed Hros lot block 3, Creighton Heights P. Peterson and wife to Edward Curry, lot 1, St. Claire addition M. Tindall and husband _to Johnson, lot 13, block 4, Sulph Springs Fhrsds it Rt. Rev Richard Scannell, bishop of Omaha, to William Nzdawines lot 10, block 3, St. Mary's Thomas R. Porter to F. L. Hrengle, lot 12, 32, Kountze Place al of s. 271 Mil Glen- and wife to The At ot Cleveland, lots 9. McCague's ad o R. block 3 F. L. Brengle and husband to Thomas R. Porter, part of 5-15-15 The State 'National bank of land to Luther O. Warner and 116, Lenox Peter Jessen, Jr., and Cieve lots 115 wife to Harry Kansas, il ers and ot fid \ce ur this \ ort | latea | Cntenwo, v vears, |Omaha Local.. 1a( able 2.00 be he | Jeet of D500 | 2,0 | wh 250 30 6000 | Additional sallings at 1wy m. 80 10 40 4700 | Hellig ’-"""‘“'hm n Rallrond Manager Gathered 3.000 | greatest \PRIL ' to which RAILWAY TIME CARD—* '"‘"""f Waba Omaba-St._Louts Exp. 4 Express... Local (iro Blutts) Always De. ' SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF (RIME‘ Crime N 30 pm & 9.3 am old and % am aulls pa e keneral change The last fif the western s "ot & T e between ot t regarding brought that oa the International Congress Will Be Hel Couneli in Washington in October. AURLINGTON HMason. b 5:00 pm L1015 am | p — | TATION—~Tenth an b hied crime o 1 the conviction ) a moral depra inder A boy 4‘ sposition whieh he inherits (o cor and the lack of means o of Inculcating moraliy, a particularly on & efty ho offender and late DELEGATES FROM FORTY NATIONS which Rrows Burlington— L Denver_and_California..a 4:10 pm Puget Sound Express...a 4:i0 pm Nebraska polat Black FAINS......... Northwest Express Nebraska point incoln Mail.. ebraska Expre Lincoln Loeal. Lircoin Local €chuyler- Platismouth Platismouth-10wa B Plattsmoutl Foreigners Will United States. stinguished of the tendencle and “tn atio eeo clroumstances t has bee onditions under y prevent seeking in every \arged prisoners o t is seen antidote for orim a a hundred othe 1 by the Tntern The congress begi with & reception a Washington, at (' general and probably give addresses. Each ing will be held a general meeting. nithsonian institute be general excursions. trom all parts attend this great |erime. Already foreign government as far away as China and Japan notified the American directors 1o to preven which « ' \rop the recurrenc and 40 pm 0 am 0 pm % by Japan possible way Amer trom distar ki Chicago Chicago Fast Expi yeal Towa telands ralian con ° Kk, because a nent, will come to Washington in Octaber, | the bes T be congress, Local, . and St Joseph . and St. Josop & St. Joseph.. WEBSTEI Webster 1910, official representativ elr gov sn A (est o T Sunda wh dlscusa na o v ernments to study {n convention the cause o ment and the prevention of crim the & Ever five years since 1870, an | on held fo the of the 1 women, famous, in Washin sectione terna whi STATION —Fifteenth 0 congres been with the western nited Whose nation tirst | will mor Missourt Pacific— Auburn Local st and probab the Arrive | b12:10 pre enpo! - Leave. b 3:60 pm M congress m i e hemisphera and Is the States of An names uest th rica. Men and internationally gather for nearly two week The n fo administration of o administration of measures crime Paul, ik In ever a 100 Omaba— Sloux City Express are meetings, and ba At will and . 2:00 pm 1145 am el el ki o congress meets of pited State Eloux City Passenger... Twin Cilty Passenger Sioux City Lacal.. on the inal law congress to stud prison ne | will one on aven OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HAMBURG.AMERICAN All Mocern Safety Devices (Wireless, ote.) London--Paris-- Hamburg | ™"} peovle who London--F'ar's a5, | World is seomingly far Blucher. Apr. 81, 9A. M. 3 May'11 | walls. Yet, within Pl A Mav 18 | and largely because gy A MY E | ynternational Prison : oxew American Prison association has spread throughout the regarding the relation of ¢ tion | juvenile del It probab! people that the study ment and its prevention attention of philanthropists prevent nquency ha one on . strange to intention most | gress of their to send delegate treat Many Distinguished uld engage the short this congress will be jurists and of in the removed from prison thirty years f the influence of the new Delegntes. ! Iy perhaps t most representative congress of the of the world barn the United distinguished torelgn His na e general work whict e States ha Ammor 2 25 farat s, Grant " M guests expe . Excellenc Galkine-Wrasko the Pet & Interna. congress; Monsieur Dutlos of the Paris International Pris Mohsieur Ricke Budapest Victor Almauist Augtiste Municl A n Aug. Vic Restaurant gress a the T of s b pres o Tton & A view tional Prison ol presid; dent of congress Justice, [ mintster of justice ministry of general director of prisons e | Engelbers, mintstry of two Francis Falco, Cuban Dr ministry hagen; Etlenne ma s Carte Restauraot. e Humhurg direet. $*New | Hamburg-American Line, 46 B'way, . Y. | or local Agents western . + Bellye, preei Prison of the International Men Buried There was a time, n when if a man commiited cr thing seemed be shut prison walls and forget him. Dickens came to the United the the nineteenth suld that he wished to see particularly things—Niagara Falls and the “American Bastile’ The latter prison, nicknamed the “American Bastile,” was the eastern peni- tentlary of Pennsylvania, located at Phila- delphia. Here, ording Dickens' ac count, he found each separately con fined in a cell. from which the prisoner could leave only to go into a yard about as large as his cell and directly behind hi cell. When exerclsing found walls high that he could see them could he see any L time pt 1l official or a chaplain were imprigoned working from World. Ba arles Didion A, Doria Dr. Vor den; Lir Naples; Copen general Petersburg; Dr Marcovitch, professor of criminal igrade; Dr. Minkoff, Sofia rise, president of the prison com London; A. Schrame ot Paris; Dr rmany;: His Excellency ex-minister of iste ot 80 long ago, the logical him behind When Charles States abou Stockholm mgartie me Cl to to justice Rome middle of el Justice > coneul Khrouleff st Carl Goos, stice, Dr. r of prisoners law, By i Ruggles missior a m to A k. genera Six Memorable Days at Sea New York to Havre-Paris @ Compagnie Générale Transatlantique every appointment th eight of ocean luxury, sail Thursdays, 10 A. M. Trains direct to Paris or fort and safety—wireless, submarine bell system. La Provenge, April 14/La Lu Lorraine, May 6 La Tourain ' cabin prices al- RENGH LINE Twin Scrow Express Steamers typliying in othercontinentalpoints. Every provisionforcom- La Touraine, April 21/ La popular one class directol Simon Vi der Aa Skouses Athens he president of t prisons, Alexander ternate Saturday by steamers $45 1o $62.50 REYNOLDS, 1602 Farnam St. BOOK, Agt. C., M. & St. P. BY. | SHIELDS, 1801 TFarnam St NEESE, First National Bank. CANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN llNE 10,000 Ton Twin-Screw Fassenger 8teamers Direet 1o s en and Denmark 1 14| United States.....May Helllg_Olay CMay 28 cag H . June 9 vquipped/ with Wireless. secnn A cahin. 880, 3 Kintls lere he forelgn aftairs. not human the o over w. B x _C. LoUIs nor 1e Internationa prot being R08) onally & Thus for years without seeing each in b any ve n i State ITender exc oe is ner Prof University of Chicago the 4 congress American Charies on, nf me: other. Bu T the I Statistios each Guillaume of ean of in Switzerland [ manager of the congress Milis of 97 Warren strc own cell and buried from the world A great change has come at can systems of dealing How great this change is wiil be plain to | { the hundred or more foreign delegates who, | WELL UP in company with an equal number of noted Americans, will make a tour, from Septem- | A Stmck ber 19 to 25, 1010, A tral sectlon of the | tember GROUND | Norway, Swed ut in Ameri with prisoners Olay I IN THE BILLIONS April Statistios that ot of the eastern and cen United St On Sep 18, a special train of ten Pullmans equipped with all modern will. leave the Erfe station at All the foreign guests will b United States government | can will meet his own expenses that The tour will be almost without p g railronds swung off the rear piat- [ dent in its extent and in its importance |G s (it et s form of his private car. The train had [ The following institut will be hand.an ample supply of. ciphe Atopped at a tank jon for water. A gang | Elmira reformatory nearly 7,0%0,000,000 people we e of section hands were at work nearby public, Auburn State prison the of the “Hello, Pat,” said the general eformatory; Michigon 1008, 1,000 00000 as he stepped briskly down the track where | V& correctional o transported aver the a rall was being spiked down. “What's the | about Chicago: of conn trouble here? bout Indianapolis; The section and Washington, D. against the tutions struction dej At the very start, the foreign guests will listaned visit Eimira, N. Y. reformatory. Her they will find an administration and system the very opposite of the old sep systom. The; young men living | night, but working tog tes. a 't past was th The prese fered statistios, conveniences, maryelous ay Jersey Ciiy mos d for some the bureau of raiiwa These figures are o stupendo Iy comprehend th tand in orderly row EARS NEAREST THE by news and from a Chat n See- tion with one can scarc Boss. Phe general manager of one of America’ ma are mounting 1p o ra the la ins visited ge Junior Re Mansfield, 0., Ind., pri institutions in Keep on " 4 In ten years railronds United carried b and in a single year frelght w ralls from one part and varfous Institutions in and Jefterson States, ous tons of ing weig! increased 1 veformatory 74 correctional insti- f the individual lo per cent, and the numbe, |75 per there being now {putfing over the United States | in the capaclty of freight cars I approximately 120 per cent, making carrying capacity more than foreman tirade Pmotives management tment. The general manager attentively, encouraged tore man to tell him the details of his plan to alleviate the danger of loose rails and with hearty #ood-by up track and | caught the hand rail of his car just as the began of lax the oo almos B the | been will i her confinement e 1,300 s some te cells at the day their 71,000,000 tons Perhaps the statistics glving the numbe. a ran the present Owner will take rental proj r good | house as part payment. Addr M, care | ee. | train gained its first spurt of speed. The next week an order went forth to the | construction department |included In the elaborate statement of de- | 900 | fects which came from the general man A. Mann, =ub. lot tax_lot 5 of nwig | 10-15-13 o ¥ 5 = !J. W. Bell and husband to ¥. C. Hood 13 and 14, block 3 Mathew's 7 of lot 3 of suirounding the whéle place; best business | $40 per acre. Thia 1and 18 in the oil and ¢ 8wl of se of swi of sec. Proposition ever offered; price very low ct and y 0 S0 BT H AR WA bonas T “:‘:'shm\{‘:.‘( llu-llrl\i.l you might get an oil well NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 New York Life Bldg ime, drilling under the must employes most military system, building up their physical condition with the latest methods of gymnasium work, being Instructed in some approved |of railroad are the im | pressive; nearly 1,500,000 people, an incre lot 67 per are now on the payrolls of the United States rallroads, drawing a com TAILORS 851 304 Pat's plans were FOR SALE-80 ucres in Les County, Florida, citrus fruit land for stock of gen: | cent | | ots T gURSCI T - | W. Gernandt and wife 1o John Kuriz cral merchandise. Write Jobn Duncan, Galesburg, 1 3 OR SALE-Long Lake, 11 lots In Wil- son's subdivision, H0x225 ft.; $100 and up; Lasy terms; northwest end of luke; plenty of “shade trees, convenient to U, M. & St taul R. R, Owner ou grounds every day Mrs. H: A Wilson, Ingleside, Iil, I'OR SALE-S$0-acre farm, with good im- piovements; good location; near fine sum- © resort town, with good lake, good sning; @ bargain; 50 per acre, o1 houss on the shore of ss Lake: 6 feet water frontage; nicely located for summer residence, $1,7%0. Jos. 5. Haas, Wauconda, 1. FOR SALB-Farm of 171 acres Jn south- ern Michigan; two sets of spiendld build- IiH good land, about 130 acres nder cultivation; balance pasture land and nber lands, beautitul of timber. The farm horders on two beautiful lakes; this would gake an ldeni summer home for Chicago people; can give mmeaiate possession of one set of build ngs; nice house of seven rooms; two au]llu\; bank barne, and nice orchard. Wil wel or the very low price of $5,000. D, Hest, Kikhart, ind. NS DX FOR SALE—Improved stock, grain and ehiel farms; close Chicago. H. Mar- ine, Valparaiso, Ind 1dan, FOR SALE—Irrigated farms and ranches south of Snake river and liruneau valle southern 1daho, from $60 to $80 per acre. fme frult and alfalfa country; also jn- formation for homestead and desert en tries. Harry Watkins, Box 113, Mountaln Home, ldaho. FOR SALE—16000 acres farm, timber, and mineral land in St. Louls county. Minnesota; timber alone worth more than the price, only $4.30 per acre; half cash, balance easy pavments. Write Alfred Johngon, Creston. la. Kansa sl FOR SALE-23,00 ncres Kansas land at $10 per acre; the best colonization proposi- tion 1n the United States, or o hold as an nvestment: 6,000 to 10,000 acres subirrigated | alfalfa Jand can be retalled ai $90 per acre in one yeur: No trades. Address R. Spurgeon. Olaths FOR SALE-—Cholce quarters in the famous “Shallow Water Valiey" of Finney Co. Kan. for sale in number wult purehaser nddress H. C. Hopper, Garden City, Kan to groves | | | { | FOR Informailon land and iriigated fruit lands—Idaho, Ore- | gon_and Washington—call on us, or write ~332 Neville blook, Omana, Neb. Sher- |wnuu Immigratios Co.; J. W. Young, lucal manager. | 2l iy Fruit Ranches. We the line of ranehes, im- proved or unimproved, from $o0 per acre {up, on easy terms, on' fine road. close in, fine water, on R, . D., route. Phone ser: | vice, fine soil and leve!, good market, can | furnish buyer with work. James A. O'Neil, Marysville, Wash POULTRY. Dairy or have anytning in G. A. LINQUEST CO. MAX MORRIS, 3! BROWN BLOCK. 325 _up. Krug stec Bullding. | V. TAUCHEN DRESSES 8uits. Tuxedos, fuil S Luits: ity used. and sold. Feldinan, &b i ifth St |lns 3128, A 636 “HARRY MARTIN, F Suits dress bought Doug- 1,U.8 Bank Bldg SKILLED laber commands high wages and good craftsmanehip justifies it. See J. A, KERVAN, 508-510 Erandeis Bldg. Virginia. FOR SALE-Historic Virginia estate, 710 acres fertile land; abundant water, timber boundary: solonial brick dwelling;’ modern | equipment; giorious views; perfect environ- ment; station near; University of Virginia G miles. Price $66,000. lilustrated circular. | F'ree register describing 2 select proper- tes. HW. Hilleary & Co., Chariottesville, | Va. | South Dakets. FOR SALE—South Dakota lands, $15 to {#40 per acre, near town. For booklst, m: {&nd prices on the niosi, best and cheapest uddress L. L. Hagaman, Pukwana, Brule county, £ D. SOUTH DAKOTA LAND—The rush is on for Stanley county land; seevral new lines of raliroad now ‘building in this county. {Buy now and double your money in the next two years. Choice lands selling at from 812 to $18 per acre. For maps and | formation write to Felland Really Co., i1 Palace B dg. Minneapolis, Minn } FOR SALE by owner one of the best 3 | section farms in Gregoiy Co., 8, ., adjoin- ing town. good bulldings, 2% acres under cultivation.” For further information ad- dress Hox St. Charles, 8. D, | SEND for list of lands for sale by the owner. Legal description given. G, H. Carroll, Miller, §, D, Texns. FOR SALE—Panhandle steers and lands; |lands in tracts ranging from 160 acres to 76,000 acres; good colonization proposition; &ood farm lands, §2 cash, balance payable one-half the grain crop yearly, 6 per cent | Will accept cash payment at any time. Steers as follows: 1000 4 and b-year-olds L0 85, 2400 2s. Ail dchorned and high grade. W. A. Logue Lani Co, Armillo MILLION acres Texas school land for For information and prices $al6 by ihe state; 31.50 to $5 per acre; only one-fortieth casii, 40 years on balance: FOR SALE-Genuine Kansas bargains Nwiy 18-10-87. Sherman county, $6.60 acre alsa BW, 23-1.37. Chevenne county. $ acre. Perfect titles. R. Bettesworth. 164 ACRES on Deer Lake, ltasca county Minnesota: tine growth hardwood timber beautiful lake frottage; $15 per acre. Fred M. Chaffee, owner. Faribauit, Minn POR SALE or exchange, a good farm of m- 19 acros near Clinton, Mo.: provements; to exchange or will sell’ for cash. Hyers, Havelock, New# ®00d for olty property th vhones. A. A Cedar Rap- | per cent interest; gond agricultural’land; | some dont require residence; send §0 cent i | for 1910 Book of Instructions, | Law and description of lands. | Schicol Land Locator, 501 Congre: Austin, Tex. Keferences, Austin ) 2 ACRES. solld body. Cochr Texas, §10 per 40,000 cus ice long thne; will accept trade ?),TDHIIIIG Marshall Land Co, ex up to : Lub- FOR SALE—If you want s go farm in west Texas, J M. Haruill, Manor, Tex FOR BALE-Colonization 50000 acres in a wolld body: outover la near Houston, Tex. Fine fruit, truck. po- 410 and cotton lands. Price §1.10 per acre. Johi Akin, Houston, Tex. 0d stock nearly 1,000 acres. write proposition. THE OLD I RELIABLE. $1 Suits to order. Sloux Uity apd Omahs. Sull stickiug v Bloux Cliy, where other Umahans have talled. Bee me i i N. l6th BL, opposite | powtoffice, [ WANTED—TO BUY | TBEST PRICES paid for second-hand fur- |mlture, carpets, stoves. clotnes. shoes, Pnone | Douglas beil | TBEST PRICE pald for second-hand furni- [ ture, carpets, clothing and shoes. Phone. Douglas 5971 I BUY, sell and exchange second-hand oods. Hol Rosenberg, 108 5. 14th. Doug. 5885, “SECOND-HAND clothing, party. afternoon dresses. John Feldman, D. 3128 or Ind, A-26%6, GOOD PRICE for mecond-hand clothes, SELNER, Doug. 5401 shoes and furniture. JUST starting business; second-hand fur- niture, stoves, etc; highest prices. Douglas 1560, A-4383. Call Lieben. 1117 Dodge St. WANTED—SITUATIONS { i«”sfko\'s’ capable o work on @& farm. Sepor, South Omaha. WANTED—TO RENT Numerous Calls n_and wife want B34 N. xth st We Are Getting For Houses of All Siges. List With Us. LAND AND LOT 0., Life Bldg. Phone Red | OWATA | 624 N. Y | TWC privat |lent 1o in first young men want room and board In tamily. Separate rooms. (‘onven bath. State terms and particulars letter. K-32) Bee. | TWHEN_writing 1o advertise | mention The Bee CONSTRUCTING Fort Leavenworth, I 7, 1910.—Sealed proposals. in tripli , will be recelved here until 11 a. m., Central time, ay 2, 1910, and then opened for furnishing nd delivering in good condition F. O, B Cars, Fort L venworth. Kansas, Rallw Supplies consisting of Ralls, Angle Bars, Ties, Etc.. and a Track Scale. Full infor. mation and blank forms of proposals fur- nished upon application. United States re- serves the right to accept or reject any or | proposals. Envelopes to be indorsed ‘Proposals for Rallway Supplies” and ad- dremsed o Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quarter- master. Fart vepworth, Kansas. 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He told them ‘Boys,” he said day offictals wern called for to get at the bottom of railreading o what th system (most when automobile,” minor conference, enviously Biggs, as le ar the sidewalk, erything workes in a are today from the old plan prisoner behind prison walls | for a certain fixed time, generally a period Ho | of years! Today, the young offender he to be sentenced to & reformatos as stated abeve, through his earn his parole on an in Elmira reformatory, the young men gain conditional release in about forteen Then for six months they are on || They serve his six months of their | When walls and are | gou war except that they must | Aa colum we any “and like business you must find out i 1l job knows now where the faul in dignified languag will not be used. But matter. That's what | Where, efforts he may | determinate sentence oth man in the sn; Then you k won't t technical know we want to find o at was t Great men in any 1 have reached the of advice. The how- ) good." you terms just what fs th s » general still goes like the wind Wish 1 owned one. are you fond of riding? Well, | own w {ding " should ay those wiio | fO : | their | m. 1 Instance, most here's d. 1 on won't it strect car transfer | need it and vou can hicago News work differ on the subje successful, however are those who listen not only to the counsel | Pard of the higher up, but to % | sentence outside of prison employes, the men who “earn wages’ masters who a ‘drawing a renumeration.’ “I can learn more from my clerks than from my department managers,’ eaid char Ia the first glace, they know omer wants. They know wh: They £ m) A D most home \ths, you nt it want what you want when say 50 through The Bee Want men e minor and | their | “I cLUBBING OFFERS - | want bo | veeeee....8600) Our Price s e 001 S S Regular price for both one year. 39_06 $7.lo Daily Bee (without Sunday).........$4.00 0nr Price ‘Woman’s Home Companion ...ss.... 1.50 ONLY Regular price for both one year. .$5.50 $4.60 e e Daily Bee (without Sunday)......-.-$400) Our Price Cesmopolitan ....... A ) ONLY Regular price for both one year $5.50 $4.50 S ywn not a me what the cus he asks for. They know der price know." Advice is sald to be the cheapest thing the world, the only commodity It is easi give than ceceive. Sometimes, though advice that from bottom puble discounts that which emanates from | hi, of the ladder, when it listen to his compla competitor is sellin my a4 that's what I Daily and Sunday Bee. . in| [ Review of Reviews .. i comes the the higher Tung | [ Chicago Tribune Arrived. the quoen of on the desert King Solomon to the outer | of any business ng retinue of Sheba descried afar and the watchers called from the council chamber wall “What's that bear in the advance of men Ba-Zil-18k lated | of slght stared proaching I have it now bears the words Solomon turne sprang_to his lips he stalked heavily mber d nearer notes glittering banner they | 2" inquired the wisest | which being roughly od Eye” shaded his with his sunburnt hand and | long and earnestly. at the ap Visitors | he cried_The bhauner | iVotes for women!" " Pale. No ready epigram | Hié head drooped and | back to the councll | trans- organs | ided Daily ané Suuday Bee..............$6.00) Qur Price ar playine | Cosmopolitan ........ cinstzns ol ONLY arch.—Cleves | ma b ‘ Regular price for both one year. .$7.50 $6.40 THE OMAHA BEE OMAHA, NEB. and 1 nearer blit Tand Plain De The Americ ple to substitut 1 riee growers want the peo rice for meai. The people but they conld mak fective use of much more rice than consume. One way to induce them crease the vation is to teach them how (o ook Tice. presenting it at table in a snowy | rather than soggy and uninviting porrid Rice properly made tastes good, and when | oo e a bowlful of it Is mixed with a couple of raw or soft-holled eggs properly seasoned it will impart strength enough to carry a man_ through an afterncon’s haying-—or The Key to the Bltustion—Hee Want Ads. | good names, Don't walt, send in a good name to Schmoller & Mueller right now:‘ th One of the 12 prizes to be given away free for 17