Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1910, Page 19

18 REAL ESTATE .. CITY PROPERTY AContinied.) REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY (Continued.) Garvinhurst 5 to 10 Acre Tracts . TWO MILES WEST OF FLORENCE ON EABY TERMS AT FARM LAND PRICES. Level paved road from Omaha. Fine trActs for garden truck, frulf, poul- try or suburban home. PRICE-4180 to $165 an acre. | TERMS- cash, balance, 1, ? and 3 years. | 1f you want a bargain in a small trac farm land prices see us without delay. WILL TAKE YOU OUT ANY TIME. Garvin Bros. 34 floor N. Y. Life, Phone Doug. OR T. Jorgensen Phone Florence 367.* Fine Home 2,900 ——— Just completed, fully modern home of 5| nice rooms, on iarge corner lot, near st Ave. and Ames Ave. This house was bullt for a home, and the owner has had to move to Towa, 50 will sell on very reason- able terms F. H. Drake, Red 5826; A 1763, 516 Brandeis Bldg. " Dodge and 30TH ST., $6,5600. 7-room, all modern, large lot (L shaped). Could build another house fronting boule- | vard. Looks |llu the right thing to us. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO, Biite 4 N. ¥ Lite Bids. “Rea 1905 $444 INCOME ON §3,000, property in walking _distance. Alwa: rented and Ilkew to increase In value. Donl look bag. does ATA LAno AND LOT CO. Butte o4 N. ¥ 'Live Bidg. Red 1%9. 1AM going and my home of 7 nice | Iarge Fooms in (Irst class cond o Cail B0 Spaulding St BY OWNER, c rooms and large siseping porch; walking | distance; good locatfon. Address N-245, care | — | “FOR BALI—One 7-room modern house, with barn; o bargain at £2.800. A. W. Bock, | 08 N. fl(h 8t., South Olnl TRACKAGE PROPERTY. We offer for rent store bufldin, Farnam, one-story and basement, trackage. Bee Building Co, 17th Farnam. " COUNCIL BLUFFS SNAP In fast-growing West End, near good #chool| and Omaha car line. I am going m obliged to make & quick sale of One-story frame cottage, five Iarge rooms, nicely arranged. with lary pantry, bath room and closets; well buflt and ?n perfect condition; electric lights, cemented cellar, good well, large cistern, with pump in 'kitchen. Nice éorner lot, lawn, walk and fence. Title por{.el. full worth $2,000; “will taks terms. see this bargain. . Couneil Bluffs, Ia. ot at | | at 914 | with and | Adar "Phone Ind. 1066X. Get Out of the City for the summer; move right -u\-y and let your family breath pure alr, tend the arden, eat fresh vegetables .and fruit, rink pure milk, watch the bees store away honey, improve a little tract of ground that you can call your own. Did you know you could have all the advantages of the country and yet be located at the gateway of & thriving suburban town wiihln five school and and tele- offering country life with the advantages of the city thmwu in. There is nothing uite so RALSTON ACRES, imme- 3lllely Jolnlnl the busy town of Ralston with its mills and tactor:es affording a home market for *.e entire surplus of your little farm. _We shall take pleasure in showing you RALSTON ACRES on_ saturday p. m. Car leaves 24th and N Sts., South Omaha, uarter past each hour. Zi-acre tracts $1,260, one-fifth down, balance monthly. Get_plat wtih particulars, telling why RA tunity. 'ON ACRES is an unusual oppor- Ralston Townsite Company, Shimer & Chase Co. Ralston Property. Suburban Acreage. ™ & 1mth St Both_Phones. “6-room house, modern, full lot, pearly new, in Bemis park, La- fayette Ave., $3,850. CHRIS BOYER " BENSON HOME ON EASY TERMS Cholce home of ¢ rooms and bath; modern in every partic- ular; house nearly new; large tront lot. This is an op- portunity to get & home in this beautiful suburb on very eany yments. Let us show you the property. k: R. H. LANDERYOU, 442 Board of Trade B4, ~Doug. 281; Ind. A-2i6l; R A Bunch of Homes 420 Dotighes, 7 rooms, all modern, two years old. Price, $4,000. /119 8. Centrsl Boulevard (8. 3st St); 8 rooms; all modern; new and ready to move Into. Want an offer. New bungalow on West Dodge St.; 6 rooms, all modern, full lot; laundry and everything complete. A fine home and a 'ood lonlhn Price, $,500. St.; 8§ rooms, new, all modern; ml Ial fce $3,800. House s vacant. A. P. Tukey & Son, Tel. D. 281 #-446 Board of Trade Hld‘ OWNER LEAVING CITY Offers the following properties: at very reasonable prices. Do rnot distur¥i ten; until you make arrangements with us. 2829 CALIFORNIA ST. 7 rooms, all on one figor. nicely ar- ranged modern, lot ' 00x! ith Bealtirul 'shade rees: pavea Rirest: " on ear "883 CALIFORNIA ST. 7-reom Settage modern except pheat. lot fl tr‘u. "OIII! ab 0 0 00l, “ %.ll“"flflh college. wuk~ VACANT uth front let on D‘VW .I between ‘and ved 8 naighbo Fihe iaw Gawn she Boulrrard. Prios, lots !’lr‘lul!hn. lou:‘ .(h lnl BASTINGS & HAYDEN, 164 Haroey St. B el S BUY FRUIT LAND IN CALIFORNIA | We have some of the finest valley land located in th Joaquin valley, suitable for all ~kinds b fruit and vegetables, within 3 miles of two main lines of rafiroad and the rail- road etation. This land is within 10 miles of a town of 11,00 population. The soll Is the very best for growing all kin of frult, such as oranges, lemon grapefruit, grapes, strawberrles, ras blackberries, peaches, apricots Prices, $75 an Acre Terms: ()ne»;enth Cash, Balance $10 a Month. Call at our office or write and we will give you full particulars. Hastings & Heyden 1614 Harney Btreet. YOU SHOULD OWN 5 or 10 Acres NEAR FLORENCE. It will surely be one of the best in- vestments you can make. Start to pay on a plece of land now and plant your fruit so by the time you want to live on a smail plece of land near Omaha, you will have it #0 the frult will be bearing. We are offer- ing cholce 6 or 10 acre pleces 2% miles northwest of Florence néar the macadam road, for $176 an acre on terms of % cash, balance 1, 2 or 3 years. Will take you out any time. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. WEST CALIFORNIA ST:$3,250; 7 rooms, tully modern, stationary tubs in basement gre block ffom Farnam street car. Lot 6 ft. front. Good terms. NOWATA TAND & LOT €Q., Suite 64 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1909, OMAHA'S NEWEST ADDITION. Thol mahll b ub\(ut hfi"‘l medlum p;lrc.d ac- buy n lots are as low as §700. 'nmu 16 cash, balance i each ye ATA 'LAND AND LOT CO. Slite da4 N, 7> Lite Bldg. Red 1905, FOR SALE—De Haven good stand, stock and casy. Council Bluffs. NEW HOUSE, REAL BARGAIN Very attractive 6-room modern cottage, new, and premises In best condition, (ull lot, high, sightly location in northwest city. Price reduced to $2,80 for imm: sale. Easy terms. All modern 6-room cottage, near 2th and Davenport! hot water heat, electric light, paved street, shade etc, 2960 Three new 4, 6 and 7-roo 39th and Gold Sll at §750, 3850 and $960; rental terms. Cholce §-room modern house, full lot, shade, pern -nem walks, etc., near 3d and Day enport, Rl'%SELL & McKITRICK CO., 482 Ramge Bld 15th and Harney. W. 0" JENSEN, bullds homu ! turnished. M2l Epalding. s drug store; sales. Terms Ate m _houses, near 5.; s TWO desiral lots in Florence, tws blocks from Main St, one block from chool house, Kor particulars cali ownet. hone Harney 38i. COZY lIllI‘ heme, 2008 Kll-l St.; lot d0x fine lawn zod shade trees; aity -n.r. s, §L8W; can make terms REAL ESTATE FARM AND KANCH LANU FOR SALE | i TAvrkansas. %0 LAND ONLY 316, 1 mave %o KCHEs VIRGIN TIMBER, in Sevier County, Arkansas. 'Two railroads only 2 and 3 miles & when timber is cleared high above overflow. Iv's all smooth and level y acre tillable when oteared. This land will easily sell up to §60 an acre when cleared and put in cultivation, but will sell to quick purchaser for only 316 a acre, on terms to suit. Timber aions is worth more than price asked for both tim- bers; title is perfect; reason for selling is that'land 1s mow owned jointly by partiea who wish to liquidate. (reat opportunity for man or company to take this over and develop it. Very few chances like this left in the country. Write me today for mors information. ‘Address H. C. Parmelee, Box 444, Fort Smith, Ark. | "WELL improved S.asv-acre piantation In | Little River county, ‘Ark., valued at §16.%0 | per acre; rents for ‘%6 per acre cash; good | terms. Ratliff & Son, Winterset, lowa. ring: ali prices. Write J. l,. Iltcholl & . Fayetteville, Ark. ARKANSAS FARM, 100 ACRES; 120 IN cultivation; dwelling house, barn, orchard, ete.; price $2,600; te: or would trade for town pefl‘ or_small Kansas or Okl homa farm. ox 36, Bclrc Al COME TO THE LAND DF FRU!T !ln. imate and pure water. " in, timber and eul | fiv rome exchanges. Write for price list. A ‘0., Bentonville, Ark. “FOR SALE—45_ acres. house, barn and IPrI some frult; good lan ickes; & snap at §12.50 per acre. muen tracts, @16 agre; part oash, ance monthly. L ¥ RIDAWAY. Wickes, Ark. 10 ACRES in Poll county, Arkansas: fenced; 4{-room m bu- spring near house: guitivation; witl i of reds. D Canton, Kan. acre; 1a tles from ‘lr‘“ unly. h Hllb.lrt TEN ACRES i | on monthi; | REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANC FOR SALE THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1910. REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE for sale, from 160 acres Yp to 5,000 acres, at the best bar- y land offered In Colorado. I on The Rellly-Rex Real Es- tate Co., Kiowa. Colo. 000 FEET Georgia timber and 150 000 land on Ry. Price "Il.lfl Other F. L. Greene, &l Neil Bldg., ET Georgia timber and 1 Florida. FLORIDA FARMING LANDS FOR sale gt NS per acre in five-acre tracts and \l?r yments, he Mbove lands o eral thousand acres were selected years ago by deputy commissioner of the 'C. 8. Lepartment of Agriculture as the best lands in Florida and which we have recently purchased. They are Ry, 1% to s ‘aies. souen of Jacksonvie, in the wtey and Starke district, whicK are well Ted by thrifty truck farm established market where northern com- mission men pay cash for produce, early nrnwbcrrlu. ete. Strawberry shipments from this immedi- | ate \erritory average becween the lst of May about 12 Armour in addition to ipments of vari- potatoes, etc. ave the advantage of ‘churches, Schools, telephones AR rural free delivery. Adjoining our property is the famous Hellbron Spring—of great curative proper- ties. Other lands around this old spring are heid at $100 an acre. Kor information concerning this great medicl Write the propristar, W. B. Davis, Starki Fla., or the undersigned. 1¢ 'within one year from the date of pur- chase—your farm does not measure up to representation, all payments cheerfully re- funded. We are offering our lands for a short time In blocks of five acres and up at $i§ per acre on easy payments. For our business reputation—references of_Jacksonville. Barnett National bank. The Florida National bank. Hon. John F. Horr, U. 8. marshal. President Board of Trade The mayor. West-Raley-Hamby Company, Jacksonville, Fla. A 112-ACRE farm for sale In a good Ger- man settiement, 1% miles from a good school and Catholic_church; price $60 per acre. Address J. E. Robbins Tce Plant, Greensburg, Ind. WHEAT, CORN, ALFALFA. 12,000 acres of improved and unimproved | 1and, consisting of choice quarters, haives and sections located in Gove, Sheridan and Logan counties; all in good helghborhoods, close to towns and schools; price from $i5 to $30 an acre; reasonable terms; 2 crops will pay for_this land; sometimes 1 crop will do it. Write for 'particulars or call and see us. Marlin Land Company, 783 Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Two 1,00-acre tracts near Waverly, Kan. 6 miles from Top.kl improved. 5 miles from Tu?e improved. Colo.; well - FINELY IMPROVED FARMS, $20 PER ACRE All rented, ng from 10 to 22 per cent rent. Best Al lll in the world. Easy terms. If not as represented, will return your expenses. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. 624 N. Y. Lite Bldg. ‘Phone Red 19, IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BAR- #ain in Western Kansas lands write to the Great Western Land and Immigration Com- pany, Sharon Springs, Kan. \FOR SALE — 228-acre farm in Cotfe; county, Kansas; 8 miles east of Hartford; 10-room residence; 'arge burn: 15-acre or- thard; first class far Trlun ,000. Owner, L. 1. Brighton, Coffeyville, n. LE—Cheyenne Co 5% od ‘soll, no buildings, $1.: reshing Machine Co., Racine, Wll. S tesy 350 acres on Gasconde river, $ per ac: trickland, the Ozark Land Man, Mo. IN CASS COUNTY, M The biggest bargain we have had to offer for five years, 480 acres, located 1 mile from railroad town, on rural route and phone lines; good large house, 2 good barn: Kinds of frult: 30 acres appie. orohar acres timber; 32 acres as fine land as you ever stuck a plow in; balance fine blue grass land; good water; big bargain at {he grice. ¥ per acre; iime on part. Jot M. Wilson & Son, Harrisonville, Mo. FOR SALE—In Camden county, Mis- uri; old soldlers, railroad men, lnborlng men ‘and others wanting to purchase lan T quarterly payments address limax Springs. Mo. BIGGEST land Bargain in Missouri—2,000 acres rolling timbered land in McDonald ansas City Southern rallway; good location, well watered by springs, splendid grazing, fruit, berry, truck and itry lands; must be sold right nof at A. R. Jacl lon. ecessary. A Club, Anderson, Mo. WANT IOWA FARMS. tm acres, Cass county, Mo., $4 per acre, 490 acres, Johnson county, Mo., 36 per acre, cash. Mo., $0 per acres, sore, Will exchange one or all three for Iowa these are good farms; owner lives ou want to come south Is rare opportunity. INV. CO.' Q. W. C%RDY Kansas City, Mo. Commerce. LOOK. Positively the best 40 acres, foom houss. bern, wells. s Fin well fenced, elegant. fl road, school nnd railroad ‘market, county; b.ll. farm; vl- have l(il.!nlfl sell it; Dflu. hllo 2’ Co., Indep.nd.ne.. Mo. LOOK here; fine farm, well improved, at Tribune, Pulaski county, Missourl, lor sale at only $30 per acre; half cash; tarma. Adhress Wi 3. Mees Winhipeg, Missouri. 4 Carroll county, Mianesota. $11,000—5,000,000 feet saw timber, hemlock, birch, maple, basswood and acres of Sood"land las than 160 miles of eity; miles to raflros 0! ing stream on el(gth of m| money here. Investigate. Maps, g’lu timates furnished. Hobart Land 'Stin- | neapol inn. Utan. BXCEPTIONAL irrigation AUtah, 9.0 acres Jeeded land %nd voir and eanal Iy siready constructed; rese voir capacit additional land avatlable; ont prominent western ir- rigation engineer shows profit of over mil- Jion dollars ‘to me made from this pro erty; prico au rty in ler rese trade_in clear DNDC rty. son 1728 Welton St., Denver, Col FOR BEST bargains in town property, tarm lands and ranches iIn the famous Musselehell valley address R. H. Stsphen- son, Harlowton, Mont. Oklahoms. FINE _ADDITION PROPO!'I‘I'")N—IH acres adjoining a fast , ing new town n Nllrth.rn Oklahoma ?r sale at reason- o on terms, for addition pur- g Here is something five. Address x 996 Tulsa. Okl. @ BUSHELS WHEAT LAND i PER We own and contral 30,00 acres of Chey- enne county, Nebrask cholcest farm land, now on_the Tarket. * The heaviest n' county in Nel for ten x-n alfal -ln l I-ldllc crop: uk tor Expenswe Weather The continued dry weather prevailing in eastern Nebraska is ing th anywhere from $ to $ per acre for the ason. If not broken soon the cost will IRRIGATED LAND dry weather has no terrors. You get water when you need it and where you need it and a sufficlent quantity. What do you think of this proposition? We have a farm of 118 acres in the North Platte vai- under ditch. This is close ay and adjoining & new town. It is a splendid place for alfalfa, alfalfa means prosperity. If fed to hogs, it means wi gllld if fed to sheep, your income is Thie 1and"Ia oftered at W5 per acre: $1,000 cash, balance as long as desired. ‘I'he water supply is assured and abundant. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Corner 16th and Farnam. land for landless man Only 6 Miles from U. P. main line, on border line of Nebras fertile section. 500 acres is Dblack chocolate, We can show you & big money in this at $12.50 per acre. $2,600 cash, balance in § years, or as crop pays for land. Send postal today for {llustrated eirculars. O'Keef Real Estate Co 002-3-4 N. Y. Life. Omaba, Neb. BARGAINS Hillcrest, 100 acres, $,200; cash rent. {dway, 80 acres, beautiful home, $4,800. Ash Grovo, 30 acres, $11,200, Easy terms. T. CAMPBELL, " Litchiield, Ne WESTERN REAL ESTATE. Farm and town property where ralliroad right-of-way 1s l)ou.hl through. Kinkald homesteads. L o come under gov- t AN and unimproved Il-hnlr. O'Neill, Neb. | rado irrigated SWAPS Jontinund.) WHAT have you got to trade for Colo- iands under good reservolr | and diteh? A. C. White, Fort Morgan, Colo. stock _mer- Andrew Miller, TO EXCHANGE--Staple chandise for western land Fairview, il "FOR SALE or trade, two cement block machines and sidewalk outfit. J. B. Sedg wick, York, Neb. WRITE for blg, new list of South Da- kota and Minnesola lands to exchange for general merchandise, hardware, o come; glve full particulars. Hazlitt's L-na Agency, Marion, 8. D.* TO EXCHANGE for land of equal val without Incumbrance, $5,000 stock of new staple. General merchandise. Shultz & Blronl. Pliger, Neb. “CLosED Sacriage or strest hack, landa let styie, but litle used, made by C\llnln bam #0ld new for .vl.‘ This Is now worth b exchange it for homl ony or for westarn land. Jolm forth Co. 8. W. Cor. 0th and Jonu IIA “PARTIES wishing to buy or trade for large tracts of dry, improved or unim- proved land, irrigated, improved or unim- proved land, Iands where reservoir sites can be developed and the land put under a good ditch that will furnish abundance of water, correspond with A. C. White, Fort Morgan, Colo. TO BUY, sell or trade, at a profit, ses, write or telephone MacDONALD & BOYER, 4821 Rrandeis. You Want a Farm the other fellow_ wants city Slock of goods. " We wa e the borsmission Send us full ducnpuon in tirst letter and we will 8! you au LAN D LOT CO., N Y. Lite BIé: Red 199 Two houses clear $4,000 Trade for land and assume a reasonable amount. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 N. Y. Life Bidg. Red 19. IF YOU HAVE Property to the amount of $5,000 to ex- change for a good moneymaking business write MIDLAND INVESTMENT CO., 103-4 McCague Bldg. "CLEAR lot $00 and $2,000 cash for good rental property in Omaha OWATA LAND & LOT CO. 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 199, pleces of land that in I want to trade for merchandise stocks of goods. A. C. White, Fort Morgan, Colo. SOUTH OMAHA Furnishe. Rooms For Rent. WAV ERLY HOTEL, ok 2310 M St.; Am. plan; weekly, 35 up; meals, %c. “FOR BAL]!)-—W.II lmprovzd nice laying, 160 acres of land four miles of Holdrege in Phelps ocounty, Nebraska, worth $90. Wil sell at §76 per acre. Herrick & Spencer, Col- lege View, Neb. Oregon. OREGON-3,20 ACRES IN FAMOUS wheat and bunchgrass region, $8; 320 acres in Willamette Valley, $3. W. M. Sanders, ir., Sllverton, Ore. South Dakota. SOUTH DAKOTA LAND—The rush {s on for Stanley county land; several new lines of railroad now ‘bullding In this ocounty. Buy now and double your money in lht chmu lnu- - “:«fl n- to r maps ai formation wm. Lo Ffilllnd Realty Co., 5l Palace Bldg., Minneapolis. Mmnn. tate and mm.yn & Compcny. u New York Lite Bld maha, TALK ABOUT YOUR SNAPS! Hero is one that has got them all faded; 160 acres of prairie land two miles from Tr.’; Grant county, South.Dakota. This is rolling land, but the best of soll. It is ,000, but for a short time 1 offer ,800, 3800 cash and the balance in five years at 6 per cent. If you want a snap, get out to see this quick. Address Thomas R. Stevens, Troy, 8. D. WHAT we can offer to a man with little : The best farms and rancl in Lyman count: ‘Write for lists. Cllrk & Kentch, Rellance, S. D. Texas, A BARGAIN—150 acres in central Tex all but 15 acres level black soll, very rici 90 acres in cultivation; everlasting water; 40 acres net over $00. On public road, 3% miles to good market, close to good school, good neighbors, 3,100 feet elevation. Dry. warm atmosphere, Get well of asthma in about two years. Fine for throat and lung trouble, Many churches. 121 Green St. N. ‘Wichita, Kan. FOR SALE-Eighty-acre improved farm, |C: 3 miles from Eagle Lake, at 340 per acre; 35 acres ready for harvesting of truck cro Other cholce bargains. J. Pehoushek, Bagle Lake, Tex. WANTED to Trade—180 acres paten Texas land, border Pecos river 3 raile in Vaiverda county; § miles from rallroad town, for a 4-cylinder tour: ing automobl| must in suod condition and of standard make. Address W, F. Cunningham, Midland, Tex. oSBLL OR TRADE_060 acres best land in Panhandle In s every lcu lmoot.h (8¢ bargain: W to mar {l 6 per cent, none due; wul y fnr nlll r land or city Dm&‘ t)' rite for price and state trade. H. Ma Kan. n. Miscellancous. FARMS FOR SALE. See our bargains in wester eastern Colorado, $12.60" to $36.¢ income propony ‘in_exchange. HROP & 'I‘Ollg nd wm ulu Bld CHEAP FARM LAND In wellern Nebraska and Lnlonao Write rms. | for pri NEBRABKA‘ LAND COMPANY, __REAL ESTATE WANTED _ ‘WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 6, 6 and 7-room houses. If prices are right ‘we can sell your property for you. NO:VA A LANI\YAND uo'r CO., s I WANT information &l ou! & good grain or stock farm for sale. I know of over 1,000 buyers, willing to pay your price. 1 ¢an tell you how to find them. Write about it and let's see If we . Address Dept. %, Topeks, Kan. T WANT your lowest cash price on & va- me an close up once, Arthur Capper, cant lot In walking distance.- Give loca- | tion.. Address W 253, Bee.* REAL ESTATE LOANS N'I'ID-CM lolu and warrante. W, hmnm Smith , 1220 Farnam St. S to home owners and home build- ers, e Brivilege of making partial pay- ments seml-annually, s First Nationai Bank Bidg. "LOWEST RATES—Bemis. Brandels Bids. GARVIN BROS., 3 floor N. Y. Tife. 300 to $100,000 on |mvroud property. No delay. 10 5,000 on homes in Omaha. O'Ki MI Estate Co, 108 N. Y. Life Dou(l‘l or A-1152 MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment Co. WANTED—City loins. Pevers Trust Co. nve Plrl cl)fl‘ MONEY °"~F§‘ T )h York, Life Bidg. SWAPS " FOR EXCHANGE—$-room, all_modern ited | town of 500 to 1,000 preferred. TAILORS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS S A. MoGavock to sams. Jots LR hlor 2 MoG WIlHlm H. E. Garman, c()suo Investment Co. to A, _P. Stephens to same, lot L AT ety rerbach o Heury Bay, lots s , blook 2, Craw- lnd 4 and lot ford's_to khorn Co. “to ' Independent 4 Weet Stors Brewing Ity C lot 3 block D& E’ner to R. L. Small, part lots 5 and 6 block Gty TN 10 Ino, Whaltey: part ot " nd Par] ity Co. J. . Jaocobaen, Io( 6, blocl: 13, )ly-rn Richard & Tilden’s " g lot 14, Washington Shimer & Chase to J. Ehlor. 18 and other property, block Boulevard Park W. L s«mg to W. Llndqux- 2 and 3, Selby's subd. B, E. Balch to I Moskovits, block 1, Reed's First K. M. Toofl. et al. to (‘un! Realty lot 1 iot 1, Waldrol Waildron ' Land "Jots 5 0 10, Block 12 Waterioo BLP. Swacney to 3 . Parrotte, part lot 9 block 1, Park place, eto... ¥, Helier to C. H. Myers, lot 81, sub. g Bamis, Park . . . Akron to C. G. vtock i, “Carehage . Tten Biecult Co. to Tten lots 7 and & block 78, E. Berg to P. I 4, Marysvilie County treasure 1, block 1, and clty. . Swenson, lot Garvin Bros. to block L, Shimer's W Eiwood to L. B, mn-ooa ‘11 and 12, Kountze Place. A. Dent to W. C. Marsh, b|ocl 1, Missouri Avenue B. F. Heinstand to Oeflm Johanet, part lot 69, Oklah P Millan' to Max Zweidach, rt Tots 11 and 12, Strickland's sub ‘ots 5,000 1,005 1,600 2,300 LEGAL NOTICES G. A. LINQUEST CO., 3% PAX'I‘ON BLK. MAX MORRIS, 301 BROWN BLOCK. V. TAUCHEN, Krug Theater Bldg. WANTED—TO BUY BEST PRICE pald for second-hand furnl- ture, carj u, clothing and shoes. ‘Phone Douglas SECOND-HAND clothing. party, afternoon dresges. John Feldman, D. 3128 or Ind. A-2638, WANTED--5,000 feather beds. Write or "?{Ifll*. D”t;m Metropolitan Feather Co., KEISER pays best for furnitur Antique furniture che: 1020 Cente: MERRY-GO-ROUND—Wanted A flr‘t class merry-go-round. Write at once. B. Kugler, Grand Island, Neb. eto. . 6662, WANTED-—Small lunch room and oconfeo- tionery or small cigar and tobacco stand, must not cost me over $500 or §K00; must have living rooms in gennection, countey town in southeastern N Add: D. Bennethun, Symun 1\. HOUSE of 8 to 10 rooms, will pay $8,000 to §16,000. Must be modern and well lo- cated. Give full particulars. Address B care Bee. WANTED—TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calla For Houses of All Siges. List With Us. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 N. Y. Life Blfll Ph.nu Red 1909, A FURNISHED house or lplrlmtnl from June 2. Address H 24, Bee. WANTED—To rent modern 7 or 8-room house In west part of city. Address L 247, Bee.* WANTED—SITUATIONS JAPANE!E chauffeur wanted position. and repair any -ol e car. Gooa oo airem WANTED—A location for medicine and drug store, by experienced and reliable physician in Nebrasks, in a Address Dr. Conaway, Thompson, Neb. YOUNG Korean wants position, school- boy, In family house. Address C 266, Bee. FOR client, 82,50 on good security, well- improved real estate for threes or five years; 8 por cent interest. Gerald M. Drew, 46 Board of Trade Bldg.* * REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Real estate trausfers for April 21, 191 furnished by the Midland Guarantee a; Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1714 Farnam street. Telephone Douglas 2365 and wife to Union Pa- company, west 23 ft. hlu. and east 22 ft. lot 3, block 177 C. B Wyman and husba w. Henry, south 44 ft. of wnn i n ot north 66 ft. lot 4, block 77, cit; A. Kuykendall et al. to school dlstrict of South Omaha, lots 5, 6 and 10, block 304, South Omaha E. Pazez and husband to scl Arict of South. Omaha, lot 10 block South Omaha cC: ment Co., west 4 ft. of north 68 ft. of lot 3, 'block 177, eity.. . C. Compton and wife ta 3 Milier, west % £t of ‘lot 6. block 1, Linwood Park ... James Conley to ‘school ~distriet ot South Omaha, lots 13 and 14, block 15, South Omaha ¥ South Omaha /Llnd Co."'to” James LCopley, same i ansen to same, lot 12, biook E. A. Colfax to same, lots 3, 3 and 40, block 5, 1by's 1at. D, Beckett to same, lot 2, block J. alstrict of South m 40 and 41, block 5 W W, 'L Selby Ind wife to Me- Hllhn lots 38, !9 © lnd ll block 5, W. L. Selby's 1 M. 8 Flln(lon to W. L. Selby, Tots i1, % and 3, block 3, Same Mer« to E. B. Releh- t, Dnl'tl Inll 1 and 2. block 18, Wllnut 11 3. J. Fitzgerald o school district of South Om, 1 6, 6 and 8 block M, Albri . V. Novece 7 and l. t's to same, lots to 18t Adaition ‘Sugarman to sa; , same MoCague Investmen Pitagerald, 1ot 5 blook M. saine Realty Co.' to school distriet of South Omaha, lot 9, block 17, 1st_addition to South Omaha.. M. H. 8mith to Julla Johnson, lot block 1, Hawthorne .. R Ralston to John Loveiady Jots 10 and 11, block, Pruyn Park.: . Stevens to_A. L. Caldwell, Vot 13 block 4, Mahoney & Mo Mahon's Adaition Ag L, Plekard to schooi mmm of o :h Omaha, lot 22, block 6, Brown r lrovn Parl &&Vl& & 0' Keetty practice of m 1 14 Supply Del 0 Shlu‘b Express NOTICE FOR BlDl %OR STATE PRINT- Bids will be received by the Btate Print- Board at the office of the secretary of state at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or before 13 o'clook, noon, Saturday, April 2, 1910, for printing and binding_the following re- ports and publications: Biennial reports of commissioner of public lands and bulldin attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, state treasurer, secretary of state, auditor of publie accounts, bureau of labor, adjutant general, Ifbrarian, Board of I tion, Food, Dairy and Drug com- mission; Session Laws, 1911; Report of State Rallway commission, Board of Agrioulture, State Board of Horticulture, Department of Banking, Bullding and Loan association, Dairymen's association, insurance sum- mary. Also, misoellaneous printing, book_and stationery supplies for Hos for Insane, Lincoln and Norfolk; Schoal for Dependent Child hopedic Bossial penltontiary, Soidiers and Betiors Home, Burkett and Milford; governor, aud- general, rallway comm court, Department of Irrigation, insurance Library commissi :} Be and Assessment, adjut braska Industrial Specifications for same can be found in the office of the secretary of state. All bids must be accompanied by a bond equal in amount to the probable cost of the work bld upon. The board TVes the right to reject any and all bid Lincoln, Nubrllkl, April 20, 1910. PRINTING BOARD. Becretary to the Board. ualization and Ne- NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION DIS- trict bonds—To all whom it may concern: Notice Is hereby Fiven that the Board of Pirectorg) of the Klmball Irrigation District has red its ntion to sell and will sell th. entire of the bonds of sald strict heretofore authorized to be issued by said ‘board and by the electors of said distriot, to-wit: The sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand (3260,000) Dollars or any art of sald lssue, at the office of sald oard on the corner of First and Chestnut lroflll in_Kimball, County ot Kimball and of Nebras| on Baturday, May 14, at the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon. Sealed ro.o-u- will be recelved by the board at sald office for the purchase of d bondl until the dly And hour named al at which time board Wil operi B R purchase of onds to the highest responsible bidder or bidders, the board, however, reserving the right to reject any and all bids. No bonds can b‘ sold by sald board at less ) per cent of their bond ‘e _payable in from ten to twenty y er cent interest, payable semi oth interest and principal bolnf %‘ from assessments levied u ate in ul{ distriot. mmx‘nled y certified check, e order of the Kimball lrl‘lllllun D\l(rlcl for ot Tess than two ( r cent of the amount of check to be re- ook AC i the board lnd lhlll rllun or fall to carry !7 f the Board of Dll‘lclfll'l THE KIMBALL IRRIGATION DISTRICY, by I alker, President. Attest: Fr R. Morgan, Becyetary. Ana GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONSTRUCTING w lqul e yards. Blank lorm , plans And speol- ns and full lnform‘tfnn uMllnld at l,hll offive. As d.?nfl for dnwlnn and -rc utlon- a-puu 1 be on return of drawings hor. Unhoa pm-- reserves the right to reject or accept all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed ‘‘Proposals for resurfacing rosds and addressed Cunltruc(ln gx.rllrnu.ltlr Fort Des Moines, lowa. 12202326 PROPOSALS—U. S. DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture, Office of the Secretary, “ul ton, D. C., April 1, 1910. Sealed proposals will be received at me Oftice of the Disbursing Clerk until 2 Friday, May 18, 1910, for lurnllhlnf lll pplies for the use of the Forest fiscal vear ending June 3, 1911, Stationery and office lupfillu instruments, field and telep) equi| Dellvery to' be made at the Forest Serviee t at Ogden, Utah. Full in- formation furnished on application to the Disbursing Clerk. Bids must be sealed and addressed to the Secretary of Agricul- ture, In accordance with instructions given on schedules. JAMES WILSON, s$r;‘ury 25 RAILWAY_TIME CARD UNION STATION-—Tenth and Mason n P Loecal. ‘al. & Cen. City Lol Miinois Central— hicago umm« Illnn. -ll E8gss vyFreTeUsi e g353; PREEEIBRE: N U lots 7 and 8 block I'N. rlt{ 50,000 A20a 8t | ¢ . | quest . | county. 17 RAILWAY TIME CARD—"onttnued. 2 ° BAST. Rocky. Mountain Ltd Towa Local Chicago Day Express. s 668 am oines Local. Towa Loo: Chicago-Eastern Fx Chioago-Nebraska L.td WS Chlcl’o—an\rn!kl Ltd Lineoln. . Eoi - 2508 BE 343 for. . Exp a Okll and Texas Ex| a Rocky Mountain Ltd...a10:40 pm Ohlcage & Northwentern FEEE] 2 hicago Chicago Special . Paolfie Coast-Chicago Los Angeles Limited Overland_Limited Denver Special Carroll Local Fast Mail .. NORTHHROU Twin City Express..... Sfoux (‘n; Local Minn. Dakota Ex Twin City Limited WESTHOU Lincoln-Chadron Norfolk-Bonesteel . Long Pine-Bo. Platte astings-Superior wood-Hot Spgs Qasper-Lander . Fremont-Alblon ......... noltio— 3 . L Bx......8 %40 am . & Bt L. Bx. (v Bat. 12 p. m. AALL16 pm A 6:30 pm Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul— Qreriang Limited all48 pm & 8:00 am Omaha-Cricago Ex. Colorado Bpecitl Colo.-Calitornia Ex Perry-Omaha Local... Chicago Great We: Chieago Limited Twin City Limited. Chicako Express Twin City Bxpres Wabash— Omaha-St. Louls Ex. Mall and xpress . Stanberry Local (from Counell Bluffs. b 5:00 pm BURLINGTON STATION—Tenth and 2wS woR-ikn-rmw seem PEEopEsEs 5:30 pm 00 p b 516 pm ern— .8 5:00 pm AR pm a LIS Pm am 30 pm a am 3 am all:ls pm b10:15 am Maso; Burlington— Leave Denver and California..a 4:10 pm Puget Sound Express. Nebraska points.. Black Hins... Northwest Expross Nebraska points Arrive 3:46 pm 6:10 pm 110 pm Lincoln Local.... Lincoln Local Schuyler-Plattsmouth. Plattsmouth-Towa Bellevue-Platt ¢ uth, Colorado Limi l'hlnl[o Fast Bxpress. Towa Creston-Iowa Local S8t. Louls Express. . C. and St. Joseph. K. C. and St. Joseph. K. C. and 8t. Joseph Leave. Arrive. .b 3:50 pm_ b12:10 pm Minneapolis & Sioux City Express. Omaha_Local Sloux City Pasenger Twin City Passenger. Bloux City Loci b 3:00 pm bil:46 am . ©8:20p TRAVEL 8ix Memonble Days at Sea > New York to Havre-Paris ¢ FRENGH LINE Compagnie Générale Transatl nfiqu ol '.nl-lmonl the helght ol ocean u:. " Sopgintmont the A l.:l.l hugipdlyl. 10 A-l'l' Trains direct to P!l'l‘:ro'r olhtrno.dmulbfl Every provisionfofcom- fort and safety— wirele: bmarinebell system. La Lorraine, May § |La Touraine, May 26 A Savole, May 17| La Lorraine June H La Provence, May 19 | La Savole, Jus Additional saliings at 24 cabin price Sa popular one class S SHINLDS, :.om WEESE, Tirst National Bank CANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LINE | Norway, Swede- and Dennrk Oscar 1. Avril 18 shaltis Ola €. F. Tistgen May 6| Osoar United Btates ... Al.l lla..-ln lalulo.- - t.o_l_ 165 W st embger 0 lm.l. AGENT » Forged Bills of Lading Disturb Cotton Market Bogus Papers for More Than Fifteen Thousand Bales Discovered at Liverpool. ’ LONDON, April 22.—A severe ll\’flk has been experienced in the Liverpool eotton market, according to today's shipping Ga- zette, in the discovery of forged bills of lading for cotton purporting to have been shipped from the United States. The quan- tity Involved Is sald to be between 15,000 and 20,000 bales. According to the Gazette it is difficult to ascertain which bills of lading are bona- fide and which are fraudulent, and this point will be determined only upon the ar rival of the vessels and the discharge of their cargoes. The paper adds that some elghteen local cotton firms may be in- volved. Florence Would Unite with Omaha Citizens Ask County Commissioners to Pave Four Connecting Blocks, Florence citizens lald siege to the Board of County Commissioners Friday afternoon in behalf of & project to have the county pave four: blocks lying between Briggs street and the city limits. The four blocks connect Thirtieth stréch in Omaha and Main street in Florence Main street has been paved with brick for a distance of fifteen blocks and the im provement of the middle stretch will be considerable benefit The county commissioners, who met in committee of the whole, referred the re- to the legal department of the The Florence delegation luciuded D. Crane, R. H. Olmsted, Henry An- derson, J. B. Brisbin, Frank Brown, John Lubold and B: C, Fowler —_— The excruclating pains trom corns or " | bunions may be avoided by applyiog Cham- berlain’s Liniment. e ! When you want what you want when y want It, say so tdough Tho Toe Wy Ad columns. ’ > | > X