Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1910, Page 10

10 e e REAL ESTATE FARM AND HAN LAND FOIRL SALE i Alahama. ERN avama ands ming prices biocks pure 1 at n NES N “t BIG OPPOI y TOW ' ¢ sened Of Alp th Mant N up elopie n lana now thr n o and “de wonderfuily; town can now land prices; peop tempiating buying Soutn:rn tands uid investigate (nis pportun g in town and t Brow o ot aing small n Propositon one couid earty puronnsers get in *mail payinents; b v it na t an edny o ete LAnd on ar r at hait price; it ag Co. octaw M Arkan RIVER FARM; 100 1w-acre bottom farm acre. Kobert Session 2400-ACRE RED cuitivation; $16 acre % cultivation; #10 Winthrop, Ark. Canada. Alberta's finest stock farm Is for sale snap. For this and otner farm lands owner, W. J Namara, | Alberta, Capada RIVERSIDE, of 1,000 acre particulars Write to the Wesaskiwin KIT CARSON LAND o have 38 quarters of land in Kit C county ado, for sale. quarters—3d sections—in one group. § quarters In one group. i Quarters in one group § quarters in one Kroup. Either group will be sold in a lump or all of them, s the purchnser may wish Address the J. K. Rouze Reaity Cu, Bur lington, Coio. NQUISHMENT Weid Chi Onderdonk, olo. w son county, % TELIN - 4% 1Tth’ 8 acres. Denver, aeres nine miles grom under cultivation, over and 40 of pasture; price of growing rye, im- Co 47 seed oBLS FOR SALC—100 Merrison, 12 acres 100 acres of timber includes heavy crop plements, 300 bushels 100 bushcis seed, rye, cattle, S-room house, barns, granary, etc.; price 33,700, or\ will sell land at $12.00 per acre. B. F. Butler, Mt. Morrison, olo JOLORADO 15,000 acres in Weld county R. and a short dictance from irrigated dlstriot; no mineral other restriction hest tion on the market for' colonization be retalled at a big profit, vory low and easy terms. A. W. Barbo Bt.. Denver, Colo. LANDS U pres serva oposi ca price lith near R the ent tion or t I HAVE section of fine land in Cheyenne county, price §i2 an acre; water in 15 feet. | It you want a bargain, write C. Andrews, box 68, Wild Horse, Colo BE sas $15_per acre cash at §76 per scre in twe ments, This land 1s going fast and doubla its ue in a very short Write W. R. Stover, care of Elks' Pueblo, Colo. A COLORADO IRRIGATION INVESTMENT That will double In value in a few months. You may invest $40 up to not exceeding 20,000, 1% bankers, lawyers, farmers and Investors interested now They will ree pmmend It to you. We do all the work. ‘o trouble to you. Made $100,000 for stock- olders last year on $31,000 Investment Bend amount you want to jnvest and take 3 days to investigate. Ky cent re- funded on demand if not satistied. Refer- ences Dun. Bradstreet, United lates Natlonal - Bank, Denver _international rust Co., Denver. Wm. Bierkamp, Jr., 210 ldeal Bdg., Denver, Colo ' ST orchard and farm land In Arkan alley close to raliroad and market for Water rights for same ty equal annual pay- will ldaho. WE CAN POINT the way to success in Bouthern I1daho to you. We can show you how to double your money In a little while, There are 240,000 acres on this tract; enough for everybody. There is room for you if you come right now. Write to us; we will ¥end a pleture book; a beautiful book free and This Free Book Tells How | This book has a most exqulsite art cover; | filled with pictures fit to frame; and the information In it has been examined with care. You can surely use this book to gulde you. HILL & TAYLOR, Irrigated Farms Twin Falls,, Idaho FOR SBALE-20 acres fine land, plenty water, 6-room house, large barn, all kinds of outbulldings, apple orchard, small fruit, 6,000, half down balance to sult purchaser Near Westminster. Box 5, \estminster, Colo. lowa, 1,0 RICHEST corn acres on earth; lays | erfect; finely improved; twelve miies rom Des Moines; 100 bushels per acre every year, 3126 per acre. Terms. J. F. Snoke, Des Moines. lowa. OPPORTUNITY for a life stake; 18,000 acres rich alfalfa land in compact body; 0 waste; mostly shallow waier, 6 to 20 feet; | ncludes ‘townsite with county seat and railroad; casy terms; 40 years time on bulk; rivilege of pre-payment or subdivision E‘(onuug In this and easy to handle. H. M ing, Marion, Kan 10 ACRES valley land, all cultivated; will ralee anything; 3 miles from live town; 7 miles from county seat; all kinds of fruit; R. F. . and telephone; §-room hou With free gas for h and lights; $100 par year gas rental; clstern; wells; barn; carriage and tool houses; 2 poultry’ houses and yards; $66 per acre; 33,000 can be carried | t 6 per cent. Address owner, Frank Lar- kin, Altoona. Kan T300 TAKES equity in good productive 80-acre farm, with 3-room house, fine barn, 28x40; good water; 50 acres under cultiva tion, ‘balance rough timber pasture; this s & snap; mortgage 3,600, J. W. Bronston & Bon, Garnett, Kan, THREE BARGAINS—450 acres, 4 miles from Ravenna, Finney county; price only | B.400; will divide. And G0 acres, miles | from Raveane and $160 acres in Ellsworth | county; all three are good farm land; Kood unn. Jobn Herman, Bllsworth, Kan. BARGAIN—180 acres In Central Texas, but 16 acres level black soll, very rieh, mores in cultivation, everlasting water, #0 Wcres net over $00; on public road, iy miles 10 §ood market, close to good school, good nelghbors, 2,100 feet elevation; ury, arm atmosphere; got well of asthma In about two years; fine for throat and lung | uble; many churches. 121 Green St. N, chita. Kansas all | %0 FOUR fine 6-acre tracts, jolning Bonner Springs, and 160 acres good stock furm, 1 mile from rock road, 16 miles from Kansas | City; %0 per acre. Philo M. Clarke, Bonner | Eprings, Kaa. FOR SALE—Vermill Duluth, elegant $0-acre site on Joyce's Landing, west end uof road station five miles; & snap. Osborn, Virginia, Minn. north of shore at ake. Rall- Louls M 813% ACRES, 47 In river botton, that pays Interest on 380 per acre; §0 acres upland in cuitivation; 100 in pasture, balance tim- ber; 2 sets improvements; school and church | on 'farm; publlc road; R. F. D. $1b per acre. worth more. Blankenshlp & Ross, Buffajo, Mo. “MISSCURL" $25 per acre buys a well of 616 acres in Tex: miles east of €00d as any 100 land in { might take half in nimproved or cheap improved land in Ne- ! braska or Kansas. Lathrop & Tobin, 421 Bee Blag. improved farm | Missour!, ten BOUTH suburban acres for Investments. We offer some extra good things out south this week; 10 acres near Waldo, §.000: 5 acres, Dodson, 7-room house, barn, poultry Douses. alork (hree ruilicuds "valuable switeh and garden land, $20,000: 15 on Dodson electrie, fine buldin forest trees, at station, 2% miles wouth city g \-ry ¢ Lt $300 an scre; 100-acrs farm, ‘ornall road. $15.000; 2 ‘mcres. mouse and barn, §1.660; % cheaper farm: 10-acre tracts. on payments want in suburban at lowest before buyis Marun City, tract, hoice for anything you ices. Hee us | station on REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE | Missonri—Continaed. OZARK Kt D HARLES LAY acres acre Mo, FARM Just what you and HOME, get THAYER, Liberty $35, 40 acres, 885, 40 acres. & McCoy W want; w you bottom F. ELMER $0; 50 855, MO, FARMS, near 15 acre MO acr Frazier Nebraska. “35N orthport Lots Sold ng &urnpw\ But whe There i« bound nd it ought to the inside outside. some they on last urday sell readily at Northport railvoad men on farmers the as were put on | Not a Boom Town with et depot nning hyort Pic as some 1re N lay th ad men are bu tin our ¢ quiries and b railroad and ambiti. ton. It is already with roundhouse. power coaling station, hand tensive terminale Trains gularly from North Platt: 'k Your Lot are selling rapidly. Rail ing and an eastern capi- ffice saw the plais 1ght twe lots He Saw the Point ' realized th sDectiatic cholee. Don't a profit for b PAYNE theast FORTY-FIVE Ve own and enne county, and now on yielding co alfalfa als ind full part where, write ratiroad ssented Hillerest, Midway, $0 Ash Grove, v ty fares 160 acr 1t it was a good n. the plat and pick out walt to pay xome other 1 first to invest NVESTMENT CO., Corner nvestment first man tith and Farnam -BUSHEL WHEAT PER ACRE. 1 control 20,000 acres of Chey- Nebraska's, cholcest farm merket; the heaviest crop in Nebraska for ten vears ading crop; ask for folders | iculars; agents wanted ev for our proposition at onc refunded If things not as Fundingsland & Severson, | LAND, 1 BARGAINS s, $5.200; cash rent. acres, beautiful home, $4.500 320 acres, 311,90, Easy ferms. | T. CAMPBELL, 5 Lilchfield. Neb. | | May 10 the Date of our Lig ‘U'ri-State eastward into 12,000 s of find no land weil watered kets, We knc We cer ®e cs in a sho o lose. Ask about PAYNE Southeast Manless Lan first excursion to Scott's Bluff. the The | extended Morrill county and we have | fine land for sale. You can anywhere that is as good, s and as convenient to mar- sw, for we have looked tin to sell all of the 12,000 ort time, 80 you have no time canal fns been trip. INVESTMENT CO0., ‘;‘})::wr 15th and Farnam. Landless Man. ACRE tract, containthg lake covering three acres; large enough lake has black ba catfish in same; | pine finish downstairs, sunfish, | with 11-room house, hard | cellar underneath for furnace; this property | {can’ be platied and cut up into 14 full lots with east front, 10 with west fronts, 10 with | south fronts, tion fect dee) Address C. to the city; brice it taken scon, providing it is made an addi- lots 60 feet wide by B0 | $3,0 cash, Box 137, Seneca, Neb. I have fiv braska a basis of Terms, 16 per cent cash and 25 per|anne cent sixty d interest, 6 care Bee, FOR braska; DeGraw SAL FARM i00 acres of county. 200 improvements lar cement water. Phone. place raised Kral 8 pe: Owner, cent South in Chevenne cou; Reddington a th Nearly rich black soi This land eral farming Wheat, oats, trrigation or ainfall durin preduce farms in east The extension ar up the s ver from a great bargain. Phil Stimmel, Bldg., half section 81 Morrell over: is barley as good Northport | A BARGAIN IN GOOD UNIMPROVED LAND. e quarters of good unim- | proved grass land in north central Ne- | Will sell either one or all on |formation, laws, $1,000.00 per quarter. ays; balance, three years; | per cent. Write Y 328, | Ranch in_northwest Ne- 300 Kansas City, Mo, LAND FOR SALE. f the best iand in Box Butte acres in cultivation. Other worth over $,000. All fenced, | reservolr, plenty of good | 0 bushels kood corn on the | last vear. [0 acres in small | All goes, $i7.50 per acre, half cash, | on Alifance, balange. W. M. lodence, Neb | BIG BARGAT township 18, range county, formerly part of ( nty, Neb.. five miles south of | nd 15 miles west of Simla, a | e B. & M. raiiroad y scre smooth vailey land, i, excellent water, 15 to 4 ft. | especially adapted for gen- | and dairving, hogs, alfaifa, corn and potatoes; no | farming needed, .ample | growing months, and will | or better crops than the | Nebraska. } of the Union Pacific this outh side of the North Platte | will afford batter | dry I ern road facilities and double the value of | every acre. Owner tuke $16 an obliged acre. to make quick sale, mn\ If you want a choice | plece of Nebraska farm land write us at | once. Hi FARM LAN proved and u launds, with part of New to tive; colonles; we farming and §2 to 8% per healthy and information nta Fe, N 310,00 BUYS Bluft oll This property has six wells on it in cperation now . the Cody's Okl safe investines now is your Land Co., Sti FOR SAL etta, Okl., main line of homa & operating wit Unlimited supply of natuial gas at 8 cents | per 1,000 for oil This must out Henry 160 ACRES ture; 3-room | with good w miles of Hunter, §6,500; §1.500 down, time on Bargains in |leases: circulars free. A. J. Haskins, Hun- balance. | ter | | souTs pa | tor Staniey |of rallroa Okl. next A fine half 8 REAL ES water for sult purchaser kets are the best and lands very produo- splendid opporunities for industrious to Gult flelds now bein " | of tarming land an be sold quick, s option iuns | and price fta Investment C county land; sevaral mew I now bullding acres. | Buy now and double your money in two years from $13 to §18 per-acre. formation writa t¢ Felland Reslty Co. S alio § and | Palace Bldg. Minneapo SOUTH DAKOTA LAND. ATE CO., OMAHA New Mexico. NDS IN NEW MEXICO—Im- nimproved farm and orchard irrigation, in best large or small tracts at'very low prices; mar Mexico; | | have large tracts of land tor | stock ralsing at prices from acre; & splendid climate, invigorating. Write for- full Geddis, Moffetr & Co, oK 40 acres of fine oil tield, land in near Nawaha, title clear. If you want a nt and & good income for life, tme. “Write the Stilweli | iwell, Okl S0-acre sadition (o Henry- | eap. ilenryetia s on the| risco and Missouri, Okl raliroads, 17 coal mine: h monthly payroll of $85,000 manufacturing purposes. New § cponed up The best plenty of oak timber. will be ralsed. Addri Henrsesta, O es P granary; we good soll; n e hou ater; windmill; 3 farms and school Seuth Dakots. KOTA LAND-The rush is on in this count Choice_lands selll ¥or maps at to- Munn. |lots of cordwood; | town in Polk county, it un, |~ | county, | Write | wheat; THE REAL !:STATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE South Dakota—Continued. FOR SALE proved land, and terms |8 D By owner 3 miles from write J. H 160 acres unim town. For price Quirk, Highmore, Texas VACANT school lar Texas for settlel in a_country iha | fees §25 a section, settler iy on land Bligo, Tex. 4 yet on the plains of good land, good water ralses corn and homs half dowr alance when Address 1. W. Hague, COME to Edna, county seat of Jackson county, the best coast country in Texas excellent deep, rich soil; fine water; healtny climate; good scioois and fine people; abundance of rainfall; plenty of timber; no cactus; no marsh; the nay will pay land after the first puyment is made acres of hog wallow land; 137 ae smooth prairie; 411 acres acres, 640 acres, sW acres, tine prairie; high and well faifa, corn und cottan; land | $80 per acre for the cream; 5 er_cent; one-fourth cash. and full information address, Plerce, Junction City, Kan.; kuna. 201 Hicks Bldg., San Antonio, Tex. acres; drained from $22. years' time at For maps Scott & Tex., or BUY TEXAS LAND DIRECT OWNER. COOL SUMME WINTERS, GULF BR Will seil you us fine blck fs in lllinois and more productive per acre, unimproved, in Juckson Pexas, No agent's commissior your own ucket, con and save Intermediate Tracts in sizes and aser FROM WARM Al & ther for 8 county, & no red tape, b direct, buy direct men's commissions. terms 1o suit pur- DRUSHEL, BARGAIN—8,000 acres Black Vi in the rain beit near Uvalde. owner for $12 per acre. Addre Byrd, Uvalde, Texas. § Texas. ina. FOR SALE—Elghty-acre, improved, farm; three miles {rom Lagle Lake; b per acre; % acres rehdy for harvesting of truck rop. Other cholce bargains. J. Penoushek | Emgle Lake, Texas. TEXAS RANCHES FOR TRADE 16,000-acre ranch in Nacogdoches county; 9 per cent tiliuble; price per acre, $10 40,000-acre ranch’ in Val Verde ock ranch; price per acre, $ ,400-acre ranch fn Roberts couity is 'one of the finest smull ranch p tions in Texas; land seiing arcuua it | per acre; price per acre, $12.50. 10,000-acre acre. 4,00 acres acre, $22.50 Al{ the above properties are to cxchange | for rental property. Farms and ranches ot {all kinds in Texas and Oklahoma to trade for income properties or stocks of merchan- dise. J. F. Cody, Oklahoma City, Okl FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE tral Texas farm. Andrew Miller, Gorman, Tex. this \posi at 32 $5 per ranch at bargain at in Dimmit county; price per of fine hard s chopped off; good clay set of log buildings and 4 miizs 10 good railrond Wis. Price, $1,200, on very liberal terms. Address Owner, O. Lock Box A, St. Croix Faiis, Wi 3260 DOWN takes % acros mapie land; 10 ac soll, fine spriug, “Virginta, WHY ditions are so much against can purchase the richest prices, in the county acre farm here wiil acres in the north you, when vou nd, at lowest of Manatee? A net as much as 100 Delightful climate, no drouths, convenlent markets, abundant labor, good schools. Goods shipped from this county are sold at prices in vorthern markets, Establish a frult und vegetable farm here and become indepen dent. Write for booklet. J. W. White, gen- eral industrial agent, A. L. Railway, | Norfolk, Va. Wiscousin, 80-ACRE farm at only $1,100 on $200 down, four miles from county seat in Polk Wis., only 55 miles from twin cities, t once to C. L., Lock Box “A,”" St. Croix Falls, Wis. nevn: CHEAP FARM LANDS. In western Nebraska and Colorado. Write for prices. NEBRASKA LA(D COMPANY, Sidney, Neb. WANT TO SELL YOUR LAND? Write a description of water, near what town. | it all ‘and send It to The Omaha Bee 72 cents for each insertion. People in N braska lave money and want land. They 100k to The Omaha Bee for real estate of- terings. And they get them in The Bee. FRI | lions DO YOU PART OF it, ith T30 ACRE Mil- of acres—fertile in- and HOMESTE, lands—val maps showing to locate—sent for Western Land Company, Wyo. _ REAL_ESTATE' LOANS GARVIN BROS., 3 floor N. Y. Life. $00 to $100,000 on Ampmved propzn - No delay. "WANTED—City loans and warrante. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 120 Farnam 8t. 18— 1able how 2c, 1 | where cost 484, Chey- 1500 to $.,000 on homes In_Omaba. O'Keefs R e Co., 1008 WAVTID—CI!V loans. Pevers Trust Co. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. ¥. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 15th and Farnam. FIVE PER CENT MONBEY 10 loan on Omaha business property, THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Life Bldg. LOANS to home owners and home bu; | ers, with privilege of waking partial pa; | ments semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS. 603 First National Bank Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment Co LOWEST RATES—Bemis. Brandels Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 6. 6 and i-room houses. If prices are righ: we can sell your nrgorly for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Suite €20 N. Life Bidg. SWAPS « 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. 55 ac highly improved, all in_ cultl- vation. §100 per acre Clear; trade for in come property and .assume reasonablic amount. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., 4 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red You Want a Farm the .|h.l‘ fellow wants city property ot stock Foofla. We want the commission, Send us full description in first letter aad we will get you & trade. NU\VATA LANDL & LOT CO., Sulte 64 N. Y. Litv Blds Ked 158 70 ACRES rich valley land, seven miles south of St. Joseph, Mo.; 200 acres in fall no better prospect in the state; 100 acres for corn, balance cholce timber and pasture land; tenant {mproveme; price, 000 mortgage, $20000, three rs at 6 per cent. J. R. Adkins, First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Council Bluffs, Ia TAILORS Suite 199 G. A. LINQUEST CO., 235 PAXTON BLK. MAX MORKIS, 301 BROWN BLOCK. V. TAUCHEN. Krug Theater Bidg. WANTED TO BORROW WANTED—To borrow, $10000 on_$26,000 brick business block for b years, with pri iloge of ten at § per cent interest. Addre: Ripley Bros., Filer ldaho. WANTED—TO BUY \d for second-hand furni jothing and shoes. 'Phome BEST FRICE b SBCOND-HAND oloth'ng. varty. afternoon dresses. Jobn Feldman, D. 5135 or Ind. A-%8 HIGHEST prices paid for scrap me and rubbers. A. B. Alpirn. Omaba, Neb. section for sale at moderate . Notmeyer, Plerre, 8. D, KEISKER paye best for turniture . eta Antique furpiture cheap. 120 Ceater. D. BEE: REMAIN where the climatic con- | ten- | buildings, | Make 70 words of | mailing | . Y. Lifs. Douglas | OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, M WANTED—TO BUY (Continued.) WANTED= D. 1060, 20th or beds, Write tan Feather ( 000_teatner Metrop: ® DO YOU WANT YOU a descripi near what t ) SBLI LAND - of it building Make 70 words of all ‘and send it to The Omaha Bee with ents for each insertion. People in Ne: braska have oney: and want land. They look to The Omaha Bee for real e ol ferings. And they get them in The Be k. PART Wr wat a moderr pay up 6-room Wil Be T 10 buy om owner Address A B% WAN Horses and We wish sound to 3,50 TED Mules, good work teams pay toy Apply at 802 New Bldg ity AY 4, 1M0. /e rmwvz voT MUST EQUAL TIME \ WANTED—TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calls For Houses of All Bizes. List With Ua NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO, €24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 199 WANTED. rooms (unfurnished i private family, year-old daughter Douglas Modern suite preferred), and b by gentleman and Address H. May TWO odern unfurnish oung woman employed during g distance preferred; referenc rooms by day; walk Address MAN with ac years cxperience in expert organization and cost keepl special accountant for ke western corporation, desires to loc: Omaha Forty years of age, marr and we | acquainted in Omaha. Onl class offer considered. Address C 537, WANTED. and vest Address Position as bushelman, pants maker. Reply Stating wages H. 8, 213 8. Khust, Carroll, la. county; | LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE GF SALI OF trict bonds—1Te wil Whomi It iy Notice s hereby given that tnk Directors o1 the Kimball Lrvigation has declared its intention t sell entire {ssue of the b district heretofore authorized t by said board and by the eeciors of saud district, to-wit: The suz of I'wo Hundred and Fifty Thousand (+20,000) Doilars or any | part of “said lssue, at the office of said toard on the corner of Firsi und Chestnut | Streets in_Kimbali, County of Kimbail and State of Neb-aska, on Saturday, May 1910, at the hour of 12:W o'ciock noon. Sealed proposais will te received by tne board at its sald office for the purchase of sawd bonds until the day and hour nams« above, At which tme the sald board whi open the proposals ana award the purchase of the bonds to the hignest responsivle bidder or bidders, the board, however, reserviug the vight o reject any and ail bids, No bonds can be sold by said board at lese than ninety-five (954) per cant of their | face value. The said Londs are in from ten to twenty vears aad bear six per cent interest, payable semi-annually; both interest and principal belng payable from assessments levied upon all the reai estate in sald district. All bids must be ompanled by certified check, payable to order of the Kimball Ircigation Disirict not less than two (2%) per cent of the amount of the bld, sald check to be re- tained by the district as liquldated 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 | his bid. By order of the Board of D.rectors. THE KIMBALL IRRIGATION DISTRICL by 1. S. Walker, President. Attesi: Fred R. Morgan, Secretary. Alid 24t IRRIGATION D1S concern Lsuard_of LiserTeY will hereby given that sealed proposals for bullding and furnishing an addition to the { Verdigre school house in accordance with plans and specifications to be furnished by the Board of Bducation wiil be received by | the Board of Egducation of School District | No. % of Knex county, Nebraska, at the | office of Herry A. Walker in the town of ‘Vnrd e, Nebraskay on or before May 1 1810, Fach bid-amust be accompanied by | cortitted check for $600. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The plans and specifications are now on file in the office of sald Harry A. Walker, where | they may be inspected.” Harry A. Walker, | secrotary May 1 a7t GOVERNMENT NOTICES CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S Omaha, Neb.. April 2, 1910 posals, in tripiicate, subject | conditions, will be ‘received a. m., central standard time, for 'furnishing wagon passenger and freight, and | stores between Dale Creek, Wyoming, an Fort D. A. Russell Maneuver C'amp, com- mencing about June 15. 1910, and continuing untll breaking up Maneuver Camp, ap-| proximately September lst, 1810. United | | States reserves the right to refect or ac- cept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on applica- ticn, Eavelopes containing proposals should b marked “Proposals for Transportation |aid addressed to MAJOR D. E. Me- CARTHY, C. Q. M M2-3-4-25-26-27 OFFIC Sealed pro- to the usual here until 11 May 25, 1910, transportation, for handlin OCEAN STEAMSHIPS All Modern Safety Devices (Wireless, ete) §0°1. W'l'sse May 18.3pm|*Proe. Lincoin Deutachland Grant .. **Rits-Cariton restaurant, 'way, N. ¥, June § You Cannot Afford to Omit SWITZERLAND The Unique Land of Scenic Beauty, From Your Uoming Europern Tour. Let us help you with plans, expert ad- vice and practical suggestions. No fees. Jur American office has been establish- 2d for the bemefit of tourists. Make free ise of its service. WRITE NOW for a ree_copy of HOW TO SEE SWITZER- LAND und our I Letter No. 82. It Ontains useful information for the vis- or_to Europe. SWISS FEDERAL BAILROA. 41 Fifth Ave, Wew York Otty. High Class Dog Cuts Own Throat Refuses to Pose :nnt an Ordinary Watchdog for a Sa- loon. King Lud II, valtant and dog that he was, rebelled at the labor common watch dog and he refused to be a vagrant parasite on the body politic spent restive nights pondering in hie sage bit morose way and reached a decision the desperste remedy of death The dog was found lylng dead in & crim son splash of his own royal blood Tuesday morning by his master, George Walker owner of the saloon at Fourteenth and high-bred bull guard. A broken window marks which showed how the dog had taken his Mfe. The jugular veln in his mas- sive throat had been sawed open the ragged edge of the glass Walker purchased the dog several weeks ago following & hold-up at his saloon. dog was among the most valuable of the breed in Omaha pane bore the on applica lon of Chaurberiain’s Linimeut gives soa, | reliect o payable | | HAMBURG AMERICAN | | London--Paris- Hamburg‘ of a | He | Webster streets, which the dog refused to | The | Why suffer, from rneumatism when ons | of two or three WE WOMENYN E, WE DEMAND L RIGHTS! THE HAS COME THEY SAY ) HE \ L TS GooD FOR Song To Maj, 1T To TH' MAYOR AN' MAY GE CHANGE ANY THING, SO T HIS MIND! HELLO! ANICE LITTLE BOTTLE F ADFUYRER: OF MINE! \MELL, Tvi PAZAZA ,; 50 HERE GOES FoR BEFORE T MAKE MY SPEECH! ROM SOME € NEVER TRIED AL(TLE NIP TwANT 1T | HIS MBS THE MAYOR 7GENTS! I'™\ STRONG FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE! THE LADES MUST AN' WILL HAVE THEIR R(GHTS , AN (TS @ot To BE ! \WOMAN SUFFRAGE HoorAY ! FOREVER!! WELL AT LAST WE HAVE OUR ARE GOING To APPOINT YOU TOTH DOARD OF ALDERWOMEN,; SO HUSTLE INTO A UNIFORM AT ONCE — RIGHTS, AND WE HEAD MESSENGER HUSTLE! | COPYRIGHT. 1910, BY THE NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAN (NEW YORK HERALD CO.). i | | NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-NOTICE 18 NoW HUSTLE! All Rights Reserved. Dottie Dialogues Untruly Rural Exchange of Timely Pleasantries. BY WALTER Why didn't you Dottie, innocently, |1 was quit SINCLAIR, bus?" greeting. 1 replied. “Double take the after tempted,’ ves? The ldea! Maybe it hopefully Too_ late!” she You missed it No, 1 dldr't,” right away Yes. Why manded sadly “It's always mean miss “Cheer | tortols ‘Yes, the she isn't exclaimed too late"— 1 began echoed with finality 1 protested I tumbled.” did you tumble? “T caught she de luck my to buss a 1 mourned hink of the hare comforted the tortoise probabl I speculated, “even if I Marathon runner. But then that matter, the hare | “stop where you are | “I haven't 1 protested. “Of course you haven't)’ she retored shading the second person singular the slightest. “I meant desist from any boarding house reference and say some thing about our country place.” | “I said it all Auring the walk from | station,” 1 evaded, gloomily It Is true. They have moved out an outlylng section which might just | well be suburbs. For weeks before eylvan May day cortege she prepared { auditor's -mind with discourses on the su- ‘pm(»rm- of a house compared to an apart- ment. This was the first call since the dust settied “I hope none for the sake of she flared “My remark 1 a | up. the she but and | ended n some he as was for she cried moved," [ just | the into as the of the neighbors the family's heard reputation,” seems like the proverbial asked | the | TAKE THE spark to the powder, I don't powder, | caliing sparking, 1 A carbureter Sparks, little glowworm, spark on, hummed, touching a few piano chords accompaniment Dorr't be cruel,” 1 on that last mile of the walk “Why, you know very well the walk | 1sn't more than half a mile accused “Yes, 1 took to the road e rest of the distance,” I responded “Well, why didn't u-g, 'bus?"’ she Inquired But not omnipresent,” met it Roing the haif way here ‘BUS 1 remarked even if consider she flashed couldn't compete you with she in pleaded. I got tired out ' she for t you take “Omnibus." explained when 1 of the 'bus. [ I other way a was 1 the member | | | S C. A. and 1 took one look at those horses and martyred myself walking." “The idea of making such a about a stroll,” she criteised. “Why, could walked it in less than minutes If you wera active on your feet But meny other commuters the train active on my feet—totat that my Weston tourists I complained course, if you object here we shall have to struggle she murmur “The nefghbors be nice people. The family welcomed me and gave me his apple ‘Remember Eve,” 1 whole family call “No, they haven't but he stopped sit on the front and talk. They're much more human here Why don’t you commute?* 1t 1 was\a governor and had sentence to stAnd or to commute judiclally, “I'd let the execution But tell me, why the gift soms?" ‘Why, T euppose he was grateful hecauss 1 tied his tie,” she answered. Wh-at?" 1 gasped. Maybe it sounded a bit indignant. In fact it did. Then I real ized that there was a mischievous in her demure eyes Would mind with great control voung neighbor | 1 wouldn't it 1 knew." “Well, what “ Oh, about 4 years, ‘Is my tle (Copyright at you fuss you have ten 80 on were strangers, too were numbed, ot to coming « along. son of the next to this neighborhood blossom door warned. “Did the decfded about us vet to steps to allow ' sald 1 proceed of apple blos gleam you telling me, “how ol this gan lored she retorted, adding slowly, 40 you guess?’ I perpisted ' ghe smiled all right,”” T safa 1910, by Ny the Herala o) SUMMER Included in the above tinct expressions of the Magyar. group are two dis The | one in the initially severe style, Is of crepe de | jl chine, with Japanese silk, with Claudine collar and turn-up cuffs of pleated net. On the lining, which is shaped, hangs | a large share of the success of the Magyar blouse, this circumventing the too sloping | shoulder line, that | defect, to an otherwise charming fancy In the of the other Magyar, It will be observed how certain decorative touches been introduced in the shape of a either placed close the ! shoulder, to bring about the requisite width and a tiny box pleat down the center tripie group of loops and buttons orna@ment- ing the former just above the walst. On cleverely | have tuck and is procurable in any color lined | i« now admitted as a | 5 sty T |the collar ana three minute of which the troduced with |in its every cuffs of plisse white net folds of the Palsley foulard, blouse Is composed, are in- telling effect. The Magyar aspect has certainlv found an ablding home of eclegance at More familiar in tiine Is * snerously | tucked ninon blouse, with graduuted plisse ltrill falling softly down the left hand side. the high tucked band finished with a little turnover collar of the ninon. This model, again, is lined through with ninon And another version of the concludes our pictured quartet tine of ninon being including handsome collar embroidered crash linen, Keasington collar ninon blouse particularly requisitioned and cuffs of quality