Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1910, Page 10

FRIDAY APRIL REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. (Continued.) HARWOOD'S HOME DAY BARGAIN, | A llg-story, 6-room coitage, located Iin ¥ast_Henson near car line, cast front on Joi 0Ox128, with 3-ft. lerrace, nice lawn, fine view, permanent walks, house in good | condition, has hot water heat, chicken yard, fence and house. A fine suburban | home. Warth $,000. Price this week, $2.700, with 00 cash HARWOOD & HARWOOD, 415 Bee Bldg. TRACKAGE PROPERTY | We offer for rent store bullding at 913 ‘arnam, one-story and basement, With kage. Bee Bullding Co., I7th and rnam REAL ESTATE FARM AND HANCH LAND FOR SALRE | wVER FARM; 1,000 It-ucre botiom farm; Kobert Session, 2400-ACRE_RED cultivation; $1b acre. % cuitivation; #9 acre. Winthrop, Ark. WELL improved 24%0-acre plantation in Little Kiver county, Ark., vaiued at $i6.4 per w KIT CARBON LAND We have 33 quarters of land in Kit Ci 2 do, for sale. 3 sections—in one group. quarters in one group. quarters in one group. $ quarters in one group. Either group will be sold in a lump or| all of them, as the purchaser may wish. | Address the J. K. Rouze Reaity Bur- Jngton, Co.o. RELINQUISHM! acres. Chas 5. Onderdonk, Denver, Colo. FOR SALE—10) acres nine miles from Morrison,e 13 acres under cultivation, over 100 acres of timber and 40 of pasture; price includes heavy crop of growing rye, im- plements, 300 bushels Colo. 9 seed oal 100 bushels seed, rye, cattle, 8-room house, barns, granary, ete.; price $3,7W, or will well land at 31260 per acre. B. F. Butler, Mt. Morrison, Colo. NT Weid county, 820 | 4% 1th’ St, FOR SALE~2 acres fine land, plenty wauter, 6-room house, large barn, all kinds of outbufidings, apple orchard, small fruit, 6,000, half down balance to suit purchaser. Sear Westmioster. Box 6 Westminster, | Colo. I HAVE section of fine land in Cheyenne county, price §12 an acre; water in 15 feet. If you want a bargain, write C. Andrews, box 58, Wild Horse, Colo. sas valley close to raflroad and market for $15 per acre cash. Water rights for same at $76 per acre in twenty equal annual pay- ments. This land is golng fast and will double its value in a very short time. Write W. R. Stover, care of Eiks' club, Pueblo, Colo. | proved and unimproved farm and orchard | | operating with |of raliroad REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR 8 A BARGAIN IN GOOD U LAND 1 bave five quarters of good unim proved grass land in north central Ne- braska. Will sell either gne or all on | a basis of $1,000.00 per quarter. Terms, 15 per cent cash and 25 per| cent sixty days; balance, three years; interest, 6 per cent. Write Y 328, care Bee. | New Mexico. NIMPROVED FARM LANDS IN NEW MEXICO-Im- lands, with water for Irrigation, in best part of New Mexico; large or small tracts 10 sult purchaser at very low prices; mar- kets are the best and lands very produc- tive; splendid opperunities for industrious colonles; we have large tracts of land for larming and stock raising at prices (rom $2 to % per acre; a splendid ocilmate, neaithy and invigorating, Write for full information to Geddis, Moffett & Co., Santa Fe, N. M. " Oklnnoma. FOR SALE-80-acre addition to Henry- ctta, Okl, cheap. Menryetu is on_the main line 'of 'Frisco and Mssouri, Okla- homa & Gulf rallroaas 1 coal mines, montniy payroll of 35,0 Unlimited supply of natural gas at 3 cents per LW for manufacturing purposes. New oll fieids now being opened up. ‘‘'he best of tarming land and pienty of oak timber. Inls musc be sold qu.ck, as option iuns out and price will . be raised. Address Henryetta Investment Co., Henryetta, Okl. $10,00 BUYS 40 acres of fine ofl_land In the Cody’s Bluff oll fleld, near Nawaha, ( OKL This property bas six weils on it in | cperation now; title clear. If you want a safe investment and & good income for life, | now is your time. Write tne Stilwell Land Co., Stilwell, Okl 4 acres pas- well good 160 ACRES in_ cultivation ture; §-room house with good water; windmill; ;3 miles of Hunter; $6,600; $1.600 down, time on nce. Bargains In farms and sehool SOUTH DAKOTA LAND-—The rush is on for Stanley county land; several new lines now bulldin, i this county. Buy now and double your mouey in e LeXt Lwo years. Choice lands selling at from §12 to §15 per acre. Kor maps and in- formation write tc Felland Reaity Co. b Palace Bidg. Minneapolis, M. TALK ABOUT YOUR SNAPS! Here is one that has got them all faded; 160 acres of prairie land two miles from Troy, Grant county, South Dakota. This is rolling land, but the best of soil. It is worth $4,000, but for a short time I offer it for §2,00, 3500 cash and the nce in tive years 1f you want a snap, get out to see this quick. Address Thomas R. Stevens, Troy, 5. D. COLORADO LANDS. 15,000 acres in Weld county, near U. P. R. R. and a short distance from the pres- ent irrigated district; no mineral reser tion or other restriction; the best propos tion on the market for colonization; cun, be retailed at a big profit; very low 'price and easy terms. A. W. Barbour, 528 17th| Bt., Denver, Colo. 1,00 RICHEST corn acres on earth; lays erfect; finely improved; twelve miles rom Des Molnes; 100 bushels per acre every year, $125 per acre. Terms. J. F. Snoke, es ‘Moines, lowa. Kanwas. OPPORTUNITY for a life stake; 18,000 h alfalfa land in compact body; no waste; mostly shallow water, 8 to 20 feet; ncludes townsite with county seat and rallroad; easy torms; 40 years time on bulk; rivilege of pre-payment or subdivision. ortune in this and easy to handle. H. M. King, Marion, Kan. 10 ACRES valley land, all cultivated will raise anything; 3 miles from live town: 7 miles from county geat; all kinds of frutt; R. F. D. and telephone; 9-room house, with'free gas for heat and lights; $100 par year gas rental: clstern; 3 barn; carriage and tool houses: 2 poultry houses and yards; 365 per acre; 33,000 can be carried at 4 per cent. Address owner, Frank Lar- kin, Altoona, Kan. 3900 TAKES equity In good productive s0-acre farm, with 3-room house, fine barn, 28x40; good water; 50 acres under cultiva- tlon, balance rough timber pasture; this is & siap; mortgage $1,600. J. W. Bronston & L Garnett, Kan. HREE BARGAINS—480 acres, 4 miles from Ravenna, Finney county: price only 82,400, will divide. And 60 acres, 2 miles from Ravenne and $160 acres in Ellsworth county; all three are good farm land; good terms. John Herman, Ellsworth, Kan, FOUR fine G-acre tracts, joining Bonner Springs, and 160 acres good stock farm, % mile from rook road, 15 miles from Kansas $0 per acre. Philo M. Clarke, Bonner Springs, Kan. BARGAIN—160 acres in all| but 15 acres level black , very rich, % acres in cultivation, everlasting water, {0 scres net over $00; on public road. ' 3 miles to good market, close to good school, good nelghbors, 2,100 feet elevation; dry, warm atmosphere; got well of asthma in about two years; fine for throat and lung trouble; many churches. 121 Green St. N., Wichita. Kansas ! esota. FOR SALE—Vermilllon Lake, uluth, elegant 80-acre site on shore foyce's Landing, west end of lake. road station five miles; a snap. Osborn, Virginia, Minn, at Rall- Missouri. SOUTH suburban acres for investments. offer some extra good things out sou! this week; 10 acres near Waldo, 3,00; 32 acres, Dodson, 7-room b houses, along three r 5 switch and garden land, $20,000; 15 acres, on Dodson electric, ' fine bullding tract, forest (rees, at station, $15,00; 220 acres. 2% miles south city limits, very cholce for anulnx, an 100-acr~ farm, | Vornall 5 s, nouse and heaper furms; also 5 and 1 payments; anything you an at lowest prices. See us before buying. South Suburban Land Co., Martin City, Mo, 813% ACRES, 47 in river botton, that pays | interest on 3% per mcre; 80 acres upland in cultivation; 100 in pasture, balance tim- ber; ets improvemen school and church on farm; public road; R. F. D. 315 per | acre; worth more. Llankenship & Ross, | Luffalo, Mo. | valuable OZARK FARM HOME, Let me know just what you want; lock It up for You and get you b prices. ELMER, THAYER, MO, CHARLES F. CLA¥ COUNTY FARMS. near Liberty, Mo. 00 acres, $40; 1.5 acres, $55; 40 acres, | 376, 161 acres, $90: 140 acres, 335 40 acres, $67; 46 acres, $5. Frazler & McCoy, | Liberty, Mo. will tom “Nebraska WESTERN REAL ESTATE. Farm and town property where rallroad right-of-way 18 bought throuxh. Kinkald | homestesds. Liry laod to come under gov. | ernment canal. Don't walt. Address F. O, | Box No. Ml Geriog. Neb. | %0 PER ACRE. 160 acres, six lles from ecounty seat, 43 miles from Oma rich black soll, all - able; cuts 20 to 3 tons or h per acre; #n_exceptional bargain. Terms $3,00 cash; balance § ver eent. CROSSMAN. 218 Chamber of Commerce, Omah: BARGAINS Hillcrest, 100 acres, 3,20; cash rent. Midway,' % acres, beautiful howie, $4.500 i1:00. sy terms. BLL, Neb. containing covering has black bass, sunfish, catfish in same; with 1l-r house, hard ine finish downstairs, cellar underneath arge enough for furnace; this property can be platted and cut up into 14 full lots with east front, 10 with west fronts, 10 with south fronts, providing it is made an addi- tion to the i Yoot deep: prica it Address FOR BALE~Ten acres, 3 miles from town: fine for chicken or fruit rameh; un- Jwproved. Address Box @ Plattsmouth, taken soon, $3.500 cash. L. L, Box 157, Seaneca, Neb. per acre, unimproved, in Jackson county, north of |your own ticket, coms direct, buy direct Aud save intermediate men's commissions. TLouis M, | chaser. Tota 50 feet wide by 60/ FOR SALE—Four _relinquishments, miles trom R. R. town; good water. J. C Necker, Creston, 8. D. FOR BALE-By owner, 160 acres unim- proved land, 3 miles from town. For price :mip(erml write J. H. Quirk, Highmore, SOUTH DAKOTA LAND. A fine half section for saie at moderate price. Wm. C. Notmeyer, Plerre, 8. D. | acres, REAL ESTATE LOANS Continued.) BD-City loans. Pevers Trust Co. | 0 $10,000 made promptly. ¥. D. Wea Wead Bidg., 15th and Farnam. v FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan on Omaha business property THOMAS BRENNAN Room 1. New York Lif LOANS 1o home owners and home bulld. ers, with privilege of making partial pay. ments semi-annually. W, 'HOMAS. . A 508 First National Bank Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment Co LOWRST RATES- Ber —Bemis._Brandeis Bidx. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 6 6 and 7-room houses. If prices ars right we Il your property for you NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Buite 624 N. Y. Life Bidg. SWAPS I_HAVE a $1,600 lot in Hanscom park 1 will exchange for a good b-room cot- fage and pay balance in cash. Address O 5 b4, care 0 You Want a Farm the other felluw_wants city property stock ot s. We want the commission, Send us full description ia tirst letter aod we will get you a trade. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Bulte 64 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red lim BUSINESS corner lot on 16th St. clear and some cash to trade for house and large grounds. Don't care Low far out, but_must be close to car. 155 acres highly improved, all in culti- tion. $100 per acre Clear; trade for in- come property and assume reasonable amount. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999, CLEAR lot $800 and $2,000 cash for good reatal property In Omah: NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Sulte 624 N. Y. Life Blds. Red 1999, WE have new, well located cottage to exchange for a lot and some cash as part payment, balance monthly e us at once, WRAY & STEVE. 510 Bee Bldg. Tel. Dou CLOSELD carriage or ck, fet styie, but litle used, made by Cunnin; bam and sold new for $1.,000. This carria, is now worth 300 in cash, but we would exchal it for norses or for vacant prop- erty or for western land. Johnson, torth Co.. 8. W. Cor. i0th and Jones Sta FOR SALE OR TRADE-—Improved 80 5 miles east of Washburn, Mo, Worth §2,000. Has mortgage of $0 due in three years. Will trade for city property or & good automobile. Address T. J. Crook, Gen. Del., Des Moines, la. WANTED—To sell for cash or trade for western land, two cottages in Omaha, Neb. Would ‘accept 8. D. land, or good black soill in western Neb. or eastern Colo. Land must be smooth and no sand. C._F. Krueger, Kimball, 8. D.* TAILORS Q. A. LINQUEST CO., 285 PAXTON BLK. MAX MORRIS, 301 BROWN BLOCK. V. TAUCHEN, Krug Theater BIAg. Texas, VACANT school land yet on the plains of Texas for settiers; good land, good water, in a country that raises corn and hogs: fees §25 a section, half down, balance When settler is on land. Address T. W. Hague, Bligo, Tex. three miles from Eagle Lake; $40 per acre; 8 acres ready for harvesting of truck crop. Other choice bargains. J. Penoushek, Eagle Lake, Texas. TEXAS RANCHES FOR TRADE. 16,000-acre ranch in Nacogdoches county; % per cent tillable; price per acre, $10. 40,000-ucre ranch’ in Val Verde county; fine stock ranch; price per acre, %. 8,400-acre ranch in Roberts county; this is ‘one of the finest small ranch proposi- tions In ‘Texas; land seling around it at $20 per acre; price per acre, §12.50. 10,000-acre ranch. at bargain at $35 per acre, 4,000 acres In Dimmit county; price per acre, $22.50. i " All the above properties are to exchange for rental property. Farms and ranches of al kinds in Texas and Oklahoma to trade for income properties or stocks of merchan- dise. J. F. Cody, Oklahoma City, Okl COME to Edna, county seat of Jackson county, the best ‘coast country in Texas; excellent deep, rich soll; fine water; healthy climate; good schools and fine people; abundance of rainfall; plenty of timber; no cactus; no marsh; the hay will pay for the land after the first payment is made. 2,000 acres of hog wallow land; 1,78 acres black, smooth prairie; 413 acres, 320 acres, acres, G40 acres, 899 acres, fine prairie; high and well drained; al- falfa, corn and cotton; land from §22.50 to 330 per acre for the cream; 5 years' time at G per cent; one-fourth cash. For maps and full information address, Scott & Plerce, Junction City, Kan.; Edna, Tex., or 201 Hicks Bidg., San Antonio, Tex. EXAS LAND DIRECT ER. COOL SUMMER: WINTERS, GULF BREEZES. Will sell you as fine bleck land as there s in lilinols and more productive for $25 FROM Texas. No agent's commissions, no red tape, buy Tracts in sizes and terms to suit pur- 8 FOR SALE OR EX tral Texas farm. Gorman, Tex. DRUSHEL. Eéna, Texas, (CHANGE—Fine Cen- Andrew Miller, R. R. 5, FOR SALE—Elghty-acre, improved, farm; | & f01 N. and rubbers. rooms (unfurnished preterred), in year-old daughter. Douglas. brick business block for ilege of ten at § per cent intere: WANTED—TO BUY “BEST FRICE pald for second-hand furni- ture, carpets, clothing and shoes. ‘Phone Douglas COND-HAND elothing, party, afternoon ll-‘ John Feldman, D. $12 or Ind. A-bek. WANTED--5,000 feather beds. Write or| 'plwnlll%o ;‘m, Metropolitan Feather Co., th. KEISER pays best for furniture, etc. Antique furniture cheap. 1020 Center. D. 5662 HIGHEST prices paid for scrap metals| A. B. Alpirn, Omaha, Neb. DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF YOUR LAND? Write ~a description of it, _buildings, water, near what town. Make 70 words of it all 'and send it to The Omaha Bee with 7 cents for each insertion. People in Ne- braska have raoney and want land. They look to The Omaha Bee for real estate of- ferings. And_they get them in The Bee. WANTED--TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calls For Houses of All Bizes. List With Us. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. N. Y, Life Bidg. Phone Red 199 A FURNISHED house or apartment from June 2. Adaress H 24, Be BOARD AND ROOM, with private fam- (gentleman); can give reference. Address 4, Bee WANTED--Modern suite of two or three and board by gentleman and 15- Address H. May, 138 private family, WANTED TO BORROW WANTED—To borrow, $10,000 on $26,000 5 years, with priv. Address Ripley Bros., Filer Idaho. WANTED—SITUATIONS “FIRST-CLASS automobile repair man; 6 years' experience. Address. D f21, Bee. ow employed, wishes a "Address, CHAUFFEUR— change; good reasons; references. A-518, Bee. GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFIC OF THE CONSTRUCTING Quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyom| April 2171910, Sealed proposals, in tripiicate, will be Peceived at this office until % a m montain time, Thursday. May 12, 1910, at which time they will be opened In for grading and the construction of walks, gravel roads, drains, culverts, cross. ings, ete., at t 1. A, Russell, Wyoming. Estimated quantities as follows, vix.: 101463 square feet sidewalks, 484 lineal feet stone and brick crossings, 16800 square feet of concrete crossings, 25,500 lineal feet of con- crete curb and gutter, 18,238 square yards | of gravel roads, 86,019 cuble yards of fill | Plane and specifications for the inspection | of ‘bladers are on file in this office, also the office of the Chief Quartermaster, De- partment of the Missourl, Omaha, Ne- braska, nd_the office of the Chief Quar- termaster, Department bf the Colorado, Denver, Colorado. Proposal blanks and General TInstructions to Bidders may_be d upon application to this offtce. The ernment reserves the right to reject or cept any or all bids or any part thereof. | Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed “‘Proposals for construction, ete., Roads, Walks, ete., Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, to be opened May 12, 1910, and addressed to V. K. Hart, Captain, i5th Infantry, A. Q. M, U. 8 A, In charge of | Construction, Room 3, Keefe Hall, Chey- enne, Wyoming. A29-30-M-2-§-10-21. | PROPOSALS FOR_CAVALRY, ARTIL- lery and Saddle Horses: Office of the Quartermaster, Kansas City, Mo, March %, 1910, Sealed proposals, 'in triplicate, | will ‘be’ recetved at this office until 1i | o'clock A. M., Apri: 30, 1910, and then opened in the presence of attending bidders for furn shing 30 Cavalry Hos 165 Artil- lery Horses and 2% Saddle Horses for | Mountain Batteries, for delivery at Kansas | City? "Mo., or other prominent railroad | points. The United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or any part thereof. Blank forms information can be hadh upon application to this office. Envelopes containing pro- posals to Dbe marked “Proposals for Horses," and addressed to “Capta n Kirby Walker. Quartermaster.” 5-28-29 OFFICE _CONSTRUCTING ~QUARTER- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kangas, April 7, 1910.—Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be recelved here untll 11 a. m., Central time, May 2, 1910, and then opened for furnishing and delivering In good condition F. O. B. Cars, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Railway Bupplies consisting of Ralls, Angle Bars, Ties, 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 all proposals. ~ Envelopes to be indorsed “Proposals for Rallway Supplies” and ad- dressed to Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quarter- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas AB- As $32,500 Parkway block Bdwards, Kordavy, Merriman block 91, en lot 2, block 5,000 5,100 1 2,200 800 1,00 850 600 i 1 to Frank Real estate transfers for April 25, 1910, l':hll‘“llm street. Telephone 2865, block 2 . Fii 3. Michal, block 4, Park 1, Shriver Place .... . Homestead Co. to and wife, part of lot 2, A. Merriman, part of Smith, L. F. Sturgis place. B RS J. A. Frye and wite to C. D. Baxter, lot 36, Hunt's subdivision... 700 lot 29, Redick's subdivision. . L. Cain and wife to A. B. Bandle, Palmeran, part 0f lots 9 and 10, fer, lot 21, block 2, Halcyon Helghts A. M. Elmgreen' st. al to A John- Grazzman, part- of lot 10, block 1 1, block 1, Clitton Hill. Kratze Place : Furnished by the Midland Guarantee & Trust company, bonded abstractors, 1710 E._M. F. Leflang and wife to L. Kragac_et. al, part of lots 1 and 2, Shimer & Chase Co. to T part of lot 4, Boulevard Creighton University to Real Estate Co,, lots 4 to 2, Arthur W. Court to Jo lot 1, block 1, Saratoga A Homestead siene !B. Hunter to Reuben A. South Omaha John W. Merrim 91, South Omaha H. Smith and w R. M. 'Schioss to 10 and 17, block §1, Albright 1ot 10, ‘block 1, Medison Square Prudentlal Real Estate Co to M. R. Wm. Koenigsbruegge and wife (0 | Wm. H. Gloc, lot 8 and part of Wm. “H. Gloc and wife to Wm. | o Koentgibrucgge, same part of lot 10, block 1, Forest Hill... Tillie Durant and_husband to Amos block 2, Kratzei's subdivision....... H. J. Grove and wife to H. Lancas- E. Niel Walen to' A. B. Campbell, part of section 10-15-10 ... son, lot 19, block 1, Poppleton Park.. C. Furglsow and, wife to William Rush & Selby's add i Tukey Land Co. to H. A. Tuke: United Real Estate Co. Carney, lot I Geo. H. Fitch: part of lot 8, block 1, Murch NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION DIS- trict bonds—To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Kimball Irrigation District has declared its intention to sell and will sell the entire issue of the bonds of said dietrict heretofore authorized to be issued by said board and by the electors of said district, to-wit: The sum of 'wo Hundred and Fifty Thousand ($260,000) Dollars or any art of “sald Issue, at the office of sald woard on the corner of First and Chestnut Streets in Kimball, County of Kimball and State of Neb-aska, on Saturday, May 1910, at the hour of 12:00 o’slock noon. Sealed proposals will be received by the board at its said office for the purchase of sald bonds until the day and hour named above, at which time the sald board will open the propo: and award the purchase of the bonds to the highest responsible bidder or bidders, the board, however, reserving the right to reject any and all bids, No bonds ‘can be sold by said board at less than ninety-five (%) per cant of thelr face value. The said bonds are payabio in from ten to twenty years aud bear Six | per cent interest, payable semi-annually; both interest and principal being payable BARGAIN—$,00 acres Black Valley land in the rain belt near Uvaide. From the owner for $l2 per acre. Address C. O, Byrd, Uvaide, Texas. | ST " Virgiata. WHY REMAIN where the climatic eon- | ditions are so much against you, when you can purchase the richest at lowest prices, in the county of Manatee? A ten- acre farm here will net as much as 106 acres in the north. Delightful climate, no drouths, convenient markets, abundant labor, good schools. Goods shipped from this county are sold at highest prices in northern markets. Establish a fruit and | vegetable farm here and become indepan- dent. Write for booklet. J. W. White, gen- eral industrial A L. Raflway, Norfolk, Va. . agent, 8. Wisconsin. $0-ACRE farm at only $1,100 on $200 down, four miles from county seat in Polk county, W , only 55 miies from twin cities, | Write at once to C. L, Lock Box “A," St. | Croix Falls, Wis. | 3260 DOWN takes 80 acres of fine hll"dt mapie land; 10 acres chopped off; good elay soll, fine spring, set of log bulldings and lots of cordwood; 4 miles to good railroad town In Polk county, Wis. Price. $1,200, on ery liheral terms. ' Address Owner, O, (. ck Box A, St. Croix Falls, Wi | postal tod The Bee aims to print a paper that appeals to intelligence; not to an appetite for scandal and sensations. ke ERTRAYEL from assessments levied upon all the real |estate in said district. All bids must be | accompanied by certitied check, payable to | the order of the Kimball Irrigation District for not less than two (2%) per cent of the amount of the bid, said check to be re- tained by the district as liquidated damages in case the bid which said check accom- panies shall be accepted by the board and the bidder shall refuse or fall to carry out Lis bid. By order of the Board of Directors. THE KIMBALL IRRIGATION DISTRICT, by I S. Walker, President. Attest: Fred K. Morgan, Secretary. A2d 2t ARE YOU SEEKING NEW VACATION OPPOBTUNITIE YOU WIL FIND THEM IN SWITZERLAND THE PARADISE OF SCENIC BEAUTY Let us acquaint you with them. Or, it you have decided to visit Europe it will pay you to make use of our Information bureau. No fees, tical suggestions freely tendered. Send a y for u free copy of HOW TO SEE SWITZERLAND and our Travel let- ter No. 8W. SWISS PEDEBAL RAILROAD 241 Pifth Ave. New York City. OCEAN STEAMERS CHEAP FARM LANDS. \ In western Nebraska and Colorado. Write tor prices. NEBRASKA LAD COMPANY, Sidney, Neb. { DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART oOF! + YOUR LAND? | Write description of it._ bulldings. | | water, near what town. Make 70 words of it all ‘and send it to The Omaha Bee with 172 cents for each insertion. People in Ne- | braska have money and want land. They look to The Omaha Bee for real estate of- ings. And _they get them in The Bee. | REAL ESTATE LOANS “GARVIN BROS.. 3 floor N. to $100,600 on improved property WANTED—City loans aod warranta W. | Farnam Emith & Co., 129 Farnam a No delay. "800 1o 35,000 on homes 10 Omaba. O'Kesfe ‘RnAI .r‘::-n Co., 1008 N. Y. Life Douglas or A-215 FARM LOANS at 6 per cent are safe and sure. We have | some 500 once’ on' the best of Nebraska arms. PAYNE INVESTMENT (0., 8, E. Cor. 15th and Farnam, Omaha. HAMBURG.AMERICAN All Modern Safety Devices (Wirel London--Paris-- Hamburg frenns May 1111 em| Deutschland Grat Waldersee May 18,Pres. Lincoin oK. Aug. Vic.... May 3iOceana Bluecher .., May 3| **Am Rits-Cariton @ | §Hamburg di Hambury -Amencan Lin | [ Expert advice and prac- | Prize Fighter Wins Street Row | Tom Campbell is Arrested for Squab- ble Just as the Comet Starts to Rise. | To lose a good go with a world champion | is bad enough, Lut to be arrested for win- | ning a fight is even worse. Tommy Camp- bell was fined $15 and costs because he got | the better of one Frank Rozzuto, 1722 North Sixteenth street, in a fistic combat on the street at 4 o'clock Thuisday morning. It is the first fight that he has won by a clean knockout sin nis pugilistic | years past. From that time the redoubtable Tommy has been a chaffeur, which is hardly as | career at Kansas City two dangerous a profession and almost as re- | munerative. ‘Looking for Safety — Speed— Gomfort Sail via FRENCH LINE to Paris in 6 Days t Compagnie | { twin-screw, ' Every corfort known tra concerts, dail Men are under n. less and submarine bell service afford maximum safety. suites. ment_perfected LA LORRAINE BAVOIE, LA PROV INCE, May Additional saiiings at 2 popuiar one class cabin 3. B OL; Générale Transatlantique Connects at Havre with trains to Paris and continental cities. Pai xpress steamers leave New York every Thursday 10 to modern civilization provided — roof cafe y Baper clevators. tempting cofeine, discipline, Naval officers. Wire- Every appoint- LA TOURAI 12 LA LORRAI June 19 LA SAVOIE, ' June cabin prices, alternate Saturdays by 62.50 1508 Farnam 8 W Agt C. M. & St Care Pirst Wat'l Rank B, May steamers $45 t - 1601 Farnam and all | Ad Wo.gast punctuated | INTENDED FOR DOLBY. MIS AUNT ARRIVES AT THE GRAND CEMTRAL DEPOT- | WIRED DOLBY YO MEET HER AT ANOTHER STATION NOW: 'Ll CAPTURE HER MVSELF AND TRY TO RAISE A LITTLE MOMNEY - O MISBED Vv 1JUST 00T A TELEGRAM THIS IS THE HORSE THAT WIFEY BOUGHT HIM FOR ME WHEN | GOT BACK FROM THE SANITARIUM- DOCTOR SEZ MY BRAIN IS ON ONE SIDE - TRAIN - WHAT ON GGED UP THAT waY FOR E HERE WHERE'S MAR | THQUGHT SHED BEAT THE STATION HORRORS - HE'S MAD! 1 MUSY HUMOR HIM - THAT WON “THE DERBY - I1SEE IT ALL-NOwW- ORGE DOLBY- gEQE OF YOLR JOKRE AUNTIES -] | MY PURSE YOU ALITNE| MISERABLE JOKES! OF MY |SEE HERE! WHERE'S ,GEORGE - \E? SHE WAS SHOPPING WHEN | RECENED YOUR TELEGRAM - COME WE'LL GO STRAIGHT HOME LITTLE AUNTIE - NOW -YOUL LOOK LIKE VIt JEFFRIES « DON'T MOVE! 0L ARE SAFE! 'L TAKE YourR PU:,$$ AND RKLU:; ™ 1T C N A MO Wo'“ ‘NYV DOLLARS, 1 INA FE MOMENTS 1T Wikl BE FILLED) NHOT ANOTHER WORD ! YOUVE PLAYED THE FOOL ENOUGH{ ~ 1 7S NOY BECOMING IN A WOMAN O) JOOK? , 1910, BY THE NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM.(NEW YORK HERACD'CUD. Al Rights Reserved. The Onlooker Members of ‘Harvard observatory had a fine view of Halley's comet for thirty min- utes. If old Dr. Halley is going to play favorites this trip the sooner it ts known the better. Assembly judiclary committen rejected woman suffrage, and this, it is.presumed, vindicates “Paradise Jimmy" Oliver. Lion cub owned by a local banker feeds out of the same dish with a monkey. Hunger, like politics, makes strange bed- tellows, as it were. A man waes fired $1 for driving a smoking automobile through Central park. Quite right. We must protect our parks. Auto- moblles desiring to smoke ought to board a street car or go down in the subway. The legislature has put the ban on game| bird plumage on hats. So many of the law- makers have been stripped of their fine feathers of late they feel like going into mourning. They are going to knock out oral betting this week at Albany. They will have to get Colonel Cody, “Pawnee BIlI" and Major Burke to give us a few lessons in the sign language of the Sioux. Touching the safe and sane Fourth of July the consensus of opinion of the small boy of the land seems to be: “We love our Declaration of Independence, but, oh, you glant cracker!"” An. English menufacturer has just pur- chased a plot in Brooklyn, containing 100,- 000 square feet of floor space, to be used as a pill factory. Oh, doctor! Feel better already! We see that Washington insurgents are planning senate reforms. Golng to be more popular as to whom they admit, probably. Correspondent assures us that the sound VOL. I OMAHA, APRIL 29, 1910. of the bagpipes will cure catalepsy. Mar vellous. Wonder if some Wizard Burbank of music couldn't fill a long felt want by devising & nolseless bagplipe? Dandelians are in season, as everybody ought to have known before the firet ra yesterday. “It was a victory over the things for which Cannon has stood and for the ideals which Governor IHughes typities,” says democratic Representative-elect James 8. Havens, victor over republican ‘Boss" George W. Aldridge. Party lines are surely breaking down. S — Daily Health Hint An effective emergency litter may be constructed by buttoning an overcoat its full length and running two poles down the sides, laying the patient between them, says Dr. Moody in Outing. Falling an overcoat, two short coats or Mackinaw jackets may be made to serve. THE DAILYs$#BUMBLE BEE: NO. 184. THE BUMBLE BEE. the same been A. STINGER... Editor NO ADS AT ANY PRICE LR S G TR T NO BAD MONEY TAKEN. |not only beat, others, Who kn Communications welcomed, and nelther signature nor r turn postage required. Ad- dress the Editor. Civie Beauty. The beauty of a city is cer- talnly to be considered; it like that of a maiden, fre- quently its chief asset. Un- less the outward appearance of a city Is attractive, the stranger passes it by. But opinions differ as to what constitutes beauty In a city. Some esthetic souls are impressed by wide avenues, | lined with towering irees and carefully trimmed luwns the sidewalks Immaculate and the pavement given a daily bath, while the grass and shrubs are manicured from time to time. That is perfeasly lovely, and no clashing swell of busi- ness din s ever permitted to mar the picture of Spotless Town. Another sort of folks, ruder, perhaps, and more practical in their notions, like to see all that goes to make up Spot- Jess Town, but feel more at home when they see the thor- oughfares jammed with veh ular traffic, sidewalks elut- tered with evidence of life, and here and there a hole dug in the ground and a pile of bullding material around to stumble over, while new and then the eyes are filled with | dust that Is stirred by the 12 Suns ad Tite, { intention Such a town is nbt the | place for a person of studious temperament or artistic bent; but it generally attracts the live ones. his theor; men. are carrying city? 1t three home to assigned basls, the work might thy the automobil | who othe That | among so! |1s known ted Tossers, That E to have ment in July 1. } That That doesn't Bunion Nelther_d. That not vet fi | There | that 18 | and that Discouragin, It is certainly discouraging to & men who has under- taken to do a little overtime stunt with no expeetation of extra pay or. promotion, to have the boss come along and chase him off the fob. This applies to the Omaba policeman who wasn't con- | naturally tent to vetire at the end of hix | thgn the elght-hour trick, but persisted | ona A man cau The fel | | | | In reporting right along, just | assigned to the addl- tional stunt. Moreover, he was proving to be a man of un- common ambition, for he was but officer wa give the authorities an oeular demonstration, so to speak, of beats doing the work ten men could do all and thini of the money purchase or pay care fare. promoting a new secret order Asgoclation seys he doesn't care, anyhow. know Senator That Editor Newbranch likes | to visit Fairview. THE GENTLE CYNIC, with pride. him to rise in the world. as though. he had BRIEF TELEGRA covering his own that of several for ows but this vigilant merely trying to Bee Readers, Neo Drouth. MILWAUKEE, Ap (Special Telegram.)—1 true that & drouth here. The election soclalist mayor has y that too wearing stars and clubs around the one man ean cover and never go sleep, he would be that is now nine. On this many on the output of t mources of supply, bever: famous before came to town Is stl found at all proper And some that are to of the whole force, that 18 be saved, to go to of additional for city officials, vise have to walk Vie s Untrae, LINCOLN, April 28.- Telegram.)—It 1s den the city authorities i sell tickets of admi; Lincoln. The maftter duly considered by a tion of the clubs, and We Hear Frea Sanborn s me of his friends; It us the Amalgama- of Hay mil Brandels expects a business engage- San Francisco about that all well disposed are to be admitted to Weatherman Welsh stay permanent will Fred Patfenrath | quired to produce ce If the Weekly will be revived. oes Bob Manley. Sorenson has led his application of to run, tions and fitness for t of being In the meantime the companies will be perr deliver any article ! be entrusted to their the home or place of of the consignee. is one kind of bore generally tolerated, Is & corkscrew. Tiger Waunt, LONDON, April clal Cablegram.)—-It § hoped that a tiger h may be puffed up ing of but that doesn't | ¥ is not expected that onel will take part the king Is sald to still prefer bacarat, but In the retinue of faunal-naturalist llow whe ix erooked wants a wider path straight. and narrow the are a great number of g who love the tiger, caPeck Latest News by Wireless The Bumble any appreciable effect as yet e that made Milwaukee | classed as being improper. sult, the mayor &nd city coun- cll are permitted (o announce in the future as in the past Those intending to make thelr of character and undergo ex- | amination as to their qualifica- | listed as residents. | 2, be arranged against the com- “Bwano Tumbo.” as he cavorts along when the deal is coming double out. For these the game will be on the old Leadville basis, with the bright blue sky for the limit. MS Cheer Up. DENVER, April 28.—(Specia} Telegram.)—Pa Rourke sends words of cheer to the Omaha fans. He's only kidding these western teams gets an even bre all that is asked. gets back on the sward of the Vinton street base ball orchard he will show the world a trick with a hole in it. The hole will be used to poke the visiting teams through. In the meantime, he points with pride to John Gonding as the cutest (ittle sticker in captivity. Five hits out of five times at bat is going some for A& Kid like Gonding. ril 28— t is not prevail of & not had he and local | the Berger | to be places. usually n Bumble Bee stings are al- - 1 (Special| ways the best jed that ntend to ssion to has been convoca- as a re- On the Unlimited. The Big Stick {1t was the queerest journey that T ever took, | swear; No other single journey with this journey could com- pare. When the train arrived at Plunkville and the news the brakeman broke, called it plainly “Plunk- ville! Please change cars for Shady-onk!" persons ity the city | be boy rtificates sold had gentle volce, and sweet; His face was clean and win- ning and his clothing was quite neat The fruit 1 purchased of him. he declared was of the best; ? And it was as he proclaimed it, mo 1 ate it with a rest, The window at my elbow wasn't stubborn, not a And when 1 essayed to raise it, that was all there was 1o it, And the lady just behind me had some children—six or three, And every blessed kidlet as good as it could be! And the who bananas he honor | express | nitted to hat may care to business —(8pe- | » fondly unt may It was that I ever took, No other single journey with thin Journey oould compare The cars were far from stuffy; also new, and freg from grime. 1 And I finlshed up this journay right on ilme' helleve It % ~would “u’u. J. CALLAHAN. the _qieerest journey 1t 1 swear; the col- n it, for entl ¥ ’