Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 20, 1910, Page 10

REAL ESTATE PROVEREY bRt SALE (Continued.) RENTERS AND INVESTORS Pay $0 to 0 cash @ §i to §0 per month on & home or Investment property and the rent saved or produced will soon pay the purchase price. See us promptly about the foHowing: $-foom, part modern, close in, $2,300 10-r¢ same, paved Sts., 9-room, same, on car Iine G-room, same, small cash pi 6 om, same, lot 41xi, $2,100. These places are all in first class con- dition and rented to good advantage. RUSSELL & McKITRICK CO., 432 Ramge Bldg. h and Harney. DO YOU WANT TO SELL VART u¢ YOUR LAND? Write & description of it, bulldings, water, near what town. Make 70 words of it all ‘and send it to The Omaha Les with 74 cents for each insertion. Peopie in Ne- braska have money and want land. They Jook to The Omaha Bee for real estate ot ferings. And they The B DESIRABLE rent hou in Nebraska City. For p Y 5, Beo. Ty v lot, $2.600. | ment, $1,50. ticulars addres ] T 1A'S ST PRAIRIBPARK SNATYS & ok torm coliection of homes; terms ea paved and parked. Paxton keal Estat Kdgewood, $7,000 Nine-room nouse, grand forest Finest outlook in the city Harrison & Morton, DO YOU WANT YOUR LAND? Write a @escription of it, bulldings, water, near what town, Make 70 words of it all and ren t to The Umaha Bee with cents for h insertlol People in Ne- braska have money and Jand. They Jook L5 The U:naha Hee I al estate of- ferings. And they m in The I REAL ESTATE trees, THREE thousand four hundred and| elghty-five acres of land located in the | tamous St. Francis valley, along the St | Francls river, in Butler county, Mo., and Clay county,” Ark. Timber estimatéd as tollows: Cypress, 6,000,000, red ghm, 6,000,000, Oak (65 ptr cent white), 5,000,000; ‘elm, ash, etc., 1,000,000; hickory, 1,000,000; Tupelo gum, 4,000, 00, Will sell afly Or part ot timber without land. kighty million three hundred and elghty- threo thousand feet virgin timber, well located; estimated as follows: White ovak, 6,707, red oak, 3,353,000, white, ash, 20,121,00; cypress, 20, ; red gum, 10,00,000; cottonwood, 16,00,20; other kinds, 5,080,200, On both railway and water farm and timber way. We sell Write for price list today. Barron-Lily Land & Development Co., Ark. lands. Blytheviil Canadi RIVERSIDE, Alberta’s finest stock farm of 1,00 acres, 18 for sale at a snap. For particulars of this and otner farm lands Write to tho owner, W. J, McNamara, W esaskiwsn, Alberta,” Canada. FOR SALE—By owner, Canada wheat lands. Thirteen farms in 160 and 240-acre Jots, ready to break and seed. Near Win- nipeg, Man.; best market; first crop pays for the land; all near raiiroads, Must sell quick to hold contract. Write Herman itietville, Pella, To. Caltrorn! A BARGAIN—Farm of 113 50-100 acres of good sandy loam land, 40 acres of orchard in % of mile of railroad station. Situated in Solano County, Callfornia; good well of water, with farming implements. Price $5,00. Address Box BML Dixon, Cal Free Lands in Southern California Please remember that Liis land is going fast. A chance of a llfetime. “Are you with us.” Call on or address John Maresh, Hotel Bouquet, OUmana. Colorudo. LARGE stock ranch for sale at & bar- gain; no trade considered, Write or call on A, G. Putnam, Elbert, Colo. ROUTT county, Colorado; in ranches and relinquishments, homesteads, water rignts, 3w a. rel, $6ou; a good 160- acre ranch, pleaty of water, $2,200. Write me. N. A. Wright, Yampa, Colo. COLORADO LANDS Free homesteads, relinquishments of im- proved homesieads, cheup deeded lands, fruit_and garden tracts. 55,000 acres at edge of Denver, coming under frrigation. Colorado’s irrigated land yields $300 to $700 per acre. Easy payments, Get a_cheap, good home in sunny Colo- rado. White for literatyre. SECRETARY, LAND HEADQUARTERS, 410 Empire Bldg, Denver. Colb. 5 AND 10 ACRE FRUIT TRACTS. 2 miles from Denver. For the man or Woman who wants to acquire health while making big money on their investment. Our tracts are all under rrigation and the soll is the richest. You can clear from $1,500 to ¥, 00 on each tract raising fruit and vege- | §bles and we are selling these tracts v heap and on easy terms. A smali pay ment down, balance in payments to sujt Yourself. A Will produce enough to make you inde- pendent while the land will double in value within three years. 220 days of sun- silne each year, ready market for your products at ‘your very door. Only afew minutex ride to the center of the most ‘cos- mopoiitan_ clty in the west. “all or write for terme, literature, Wi bargains AND GARDEN ete. TIERN LAND & INVESTMENT CO. 29 Board of Trade Blug CHOICE relinguishment on Crow creek near pew town of Bliggsdale; 190 acres, finest soil, smooth land, 140 acres reagy tor corn; decded land adjoining held at to §25 al acre; relinqu) and in udjolning section sold recently at 310 acre; possible to lrrigate; to sell before Aay 2, orter at $460. Ow yaav. W. W. Lorimer, G RELINQUISHMENTS AND DEEDED LANDS Near Deer “Lrail, Colo, in the e rain belt, shallow water, fin deeded lands, town lots. Deer aver, Colo. heart soll, ot Also Lenver, duces i the Farming land in' this viciuity pro- better crops than 30 to $1W lands east. It's up o you. Write us Cu., Deer tral, Colo. low: 15 ACRES $1,000 About one mile from street car line Couneil B.ulfs, about one-half good garden and fruit land, balance pi ur excellent 1vad to eity, nice bullding site on east end f place, protected on north and west by hills, no bulldings. 'This is a cheap place, 50 cash will handle it H G. M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO. 14 Pearl St., Council Bluff; IOWA LANDS, HOWARD COUNTY, 320 acres within a miie of station, % miles from county seat, a very w proved half and good land, price, per uere, asy terms. cres, four miles from a good town, all good land, fine grove, fine buildings, aplendld water, good black loam with b-soll, Price. 10 per acre. g fine farm, &0od Improve- BO srove, gO« Oichard, %S per acre. e 240 acres, one mile from station, some small - improvement &00d land, at 80 per acre. % Joap For further information, write, ED. M. HUNT, Fourth and Pierce Sts. Sioux City, Ia. STOCK and grain farm for sale, consist- Ing of 4 ucres, with §0od improvements, located ‘half mile of good .town; price, or aere. Address Lock Box 6, Redfield, owa. owa gorn lan miles from t 3 well improved for 6 an acre. For .:::llcl:-, lars address U. A, Dressman, Germania, Kossuth County, lowa. Persistent Advertising 4 the Returns. Road to Blg 0| nments same kind | r leaving Colc ail is tne | coming own of Colorado, 66 miles ecast of | | e | - lot, $2,40. | |lands in southern states, | dertul | | 385 | hear what town. | fast developing country. | water, today, ask guestions. The Deer Trail Realty | DG83: fees 425 a sectlon, half down, b |1ate REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCIC LAND FOR SALE (Continued.) Florida, FLORIDA, County commissioners of Marion have issued an officlal booklet of ervative Information whieh will be sent Address M. M. Proctor, County r, Pedro, Marion County, Fla. county IF YOU want to know all about farm the drainage of the everglades of Florida, fruit and truck lands of Alabama and Mississippl, gulf coast, Texas and reclamation of the won- fertile alluvial lands of Loulsiana, send 25 cents for one year's subscription to Guif Sates Farmer, New Orleans. FLORIDA: LANDS—10000 acres fine southern I'lorida. lands for sale at & bar- galn, Geori. 1. Hedges & Co., Cedar Rap- ids, Ia. “FLORIDA LANDS ern Florida land: Hen 1. Tanner, ¢ sk about our south- now is the time to buy. lar Rapids, 1a. OR SALL—Plorida’s frostless belt; 1,000 s dry vegetable land, richest 'marl soil; earllest trucking section; $30,000 this winter off 70 acres tomatoes; near Miami; guarantee to rent every acre for $15 per year. G. L. Miller, Box 6%, Miami Fla. JUPITER GARDENS, FLORIDA. Land near Palm Beach, Fla, that will luce in actual profit the first vear over twice its cost, §40 an acre (a dollar an acre down and a’ dollar an acre per month) Immediate possession glven on first pay- ment. You may plant your crop Oet. 1, 1910 Crops farmed winter and summer. Froe instructions by expert farmer. First year's profit from 3160 to $00 per acre. QUICK TRANSPORTATION A shelil 10ad from your.door to kast Coas rallway station, ¢ miles disiant, makes transportation casy; also water transporta- ticn. But 6% miles from Atlantic ocean and gult stream; but 17 miles north of Palm Beach—America's greatest winter re €0rt; but U8 to 57 hours by fruit express trom the bigkest markets in the United States. Jupiter Gardens positively are situ- ated BELOW THE FROST LINE. Climate healthtul; mortality rate halt that of large cities. 'Lands dry and drained at all seasons. Schools, churches, near nelghbors and pleasant surroundings. Certl- fled abstract furnished purchasers showing Bood title—free from all incumbranc Company absolutely responsible. Write fo literature at once. THE JUPITER LAND Co. Lands near Jupiter, Fla. General offices Mercantile Library Bidg, Cincinnatl, O.; Florida offices, Jupiter, Fla. con- | REAL ESTATE LOANS (Continued. ) WANTED—City loans. Peters Trust Co. | WA D—City loans and warrants, W. | Farnam Smith & Co., 120 Farnam St MONEY TO LOAM $100 o $10,00 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 15th and Farnam. ~Payne Investment Co, O'Keeto Doug'as $00 t0 $,000 on homes In Omaha. Real Estate Co., 1008 N. Y. Life. or A-2162. LOWEST RATES—Bemis, Brandels Bldg FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan on Omaha_business property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, York Life Bldg. LOANS to home owners and home bu'ld- ers, with privilege of making partial pay- ments semi-aunually, H. THOMAS, National Bank Bldg. FIVE PER CENT BONDS for sale In amounts from $20 to $,00; we cash them y_time. American Safe Deposit Vaults, 268, 17th, Bee B _ REAL ESTATE WANTED ~ WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 5, 6 and F-room hou 1t prices are right We cun sell your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT COn Suite 626 N. Y. Life Bidg. SOUTH OMAHA * J, KLEIN The i QUOR dealer. N. B old res Ly w NS T styles, good materials and low 18 populanizing the Ryau Milinery Store, 51 N. 2itn >i, South Umaha. WEDDING presents can be purchased at @n advantage at tne Novelly >tore, N. z4th St, South Umaha. WEDDING GIFTS—You'll find the best coliection of appropriate gitt tungs at our store, either in jewelry, cut glass or sHv ware. Juacobsou & turen Co, 240 N St, uth Omaha. SWAPS Geor, FOR SALE—How Is this? A lot 50x140 feeet In a progressive city and 40 acres farming land all for $200; on terms of $10 cash, $10 monthly without Interest. Address F. L. Thomas, 3200 River road, Columbus, Tihnotas. llfi.m BUYS d40-acre Illinois fruit farm; 5,00 apple, peach and pear trees in full bearing; fine house, beautiful maple grove; Jfi:}ln- railroad town. J. T. Bradley, Alma, Indiana. FOR SALE-10, 2, 50,40 and S0-acre farms; well improved, 4 miles from Chi- cago. Frank L. Faley, Valparaiso, Ind, Maryland. FOR SALE—Farms in the garden spot of Maryland, Harford county; several fine stock and gramn farms, 20 to 50 acres; good bulldings, water, tences, fiuit, roads, schools, chuiches, neighbors, rallroads and health. Write for prices, particulars and terms. Harford Real Estato Agency, Bel Air, Md. Missour! FOR SALE-—1,200 acres, well fenced, set In grass, stocked with game; good springs, good pasture, fine shade, walnut, mu verry, white oak, hickory, eim; near navi- gable river and large creek; good fisning ind hunting. Other lands in large or smaii tracts. Correspondence invited. W. S Pope, Jetferson City, Mo. Montan FOR SALE--Montana land; 5,282 acres, six miles from Lavina and six miles from Broadview, and one mile from the state ex- perimental station; 85 per cent tillable; will sell for §14.50 per acre. W.'O. Bock, New Albin. la. Nebraska. These are numbers—3-12-57—of one of the best sections of western Nebraska, in Kimball county Owners asking $15 per acre and instruct us to sell. Let us show you from nearest station by auto. O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 100234 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. 182, Phones—Douglas Independent A-2162, $4,00 will buy % section of land 2 miles south of Benkelman, county seat of Dundy’ good soll, level road and close 10 water. Box 26, Alblan. Neb. Owner. CHANCE to get & good home, 64 Oacres, relinquishment, 400 acres, partly level, im- provements cost $L00. This is & bargain, 5,000, G40 Acres reinquisnment, S good level land, bal, hills, but makes good pus- ture, §760. ' 32 acres hay land, this is good and only $10 per acre. Address O. Gallagly, Johinston, Neb, Tennessee ORCHARD FOR SALE, 1 X0-acre orchard In northern Tennessee, ont of the finest orchards in the United States, thousands of fruit trees coming into tearing this year; store, canning fac- tory, three residences, mules, implements, etc., go with the place; a chance of a life- time to the right party, as owner cannot attend to it and 1s obliged to sell; will give long Ume or také part in trade, if necessar Union Savings Bank, iau ‘laire, Wis. “Texas. FOR SALE-1400 acres, well-improved stock farm in central Texas, 8 miles from good town and rallroad; suitable for divi-| sion amung o or ¢ families. Healthy loca- tion and prosperous community. bargain it bought as a whole. tull particulars. R. lex. L. Slaughter, Austin, 5 acres rich 1% in cora, on railroad, station close; miles; fine climate; will church, school privilege: aney Valloy 40 4n" timber; county seat § 8row anythin, good markets; i it interested ‘ad- dress the owuer, J. M. Cockrell, Wharton, Tex, land for VACANT school lands yet on the plains of Texas for settlers, Bood land, in a country that raises corn and when settler is on land. Hague, Sligo, Tex. FOR SALE--15,000 acres south Texas, 3,500 acres in high state of cultivation, all under fence, 40 houses, other bulldings, 20 artesian wells, irrigate early crops, pienty rain for crops; sale cheap: small cash pay- ment, balance easy time. The best prop. tion in the state. Irank Bowles, Lubbcel Texas. Address T. W, Miscellancoue. g & CHEAP FARM LANDS. In western Nebraska and Colorado. Write for prices. NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY, Sidney, Neb. CAN locate parties on desirable timber, fruit, agricultural and land; Califor Oregon and W clal government land list to all interested parties. Land & Timber Co, mento, Cal spe- . sent West American FREE 30-ACRE HOMESTEAD—Millio, of acres fertile lands Valuable infor. mation, 1aws, maps showing how and wherg to locate. Sent for 2ec mailing cost. Westérn Land Co, 1 44, Cheyenne, Wyo. DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF YOUR LAND? Write a description of it. buildings, water, Make 70 words of it all ch insertion. People in N braska have money and want ky lopk to The Omaha Bee for real estate ferings And they wet them i The Bee. REAL ESTATE LOANS o A great | Write for | good | | thereot. land in Wheeler city property. | and Cuming Sts. 10 ACRES of raw county to trade for CHRIS, BOYLK, 320,000 HALF interest in coal mine to ex- change for cneap wild land. Box 824, Les Moines, la. I HAVE a good S-room strictly modern house With oL oOX130 In west part of city. Handy to sueet cars, Huas good barn, cement walks, paved street, mce lawn, trees, ete. 1 am asking $5,7W. Will sell or trade for §uod 0L, weil iocated, Wworth avout $1,600. Address k-ve2, Bee. TAILORS MISFIT tallored suits—3$35 and $40 valuws— at §15. See A. Rubenstein, zll S. th €t Martin & Rubin, Rm. 21 old U. 5. Bk. Bld ad died { NO MATTER what occasion you want clothes for_you get real tailor service from iel, 719 8. 16 ~__ TRAVELING GOODS EVERYBODY needs something in our line. We want you to know that our leatner | gocds are just as represented. Let us prove it. _Alired Cornisn, 1210 ¥arnam_St. WANTED TO BORROW WANTED TO BORROW—$400 or $600 for 1 year. Wil pay 10 per cent interest.. Ad- dress, 6, Dee. WANTED—TO BUY "BEST PRICE pald for second-hand furni- ture, carpets, clothing and sboes ‘Phons Douglas ®il « HIGHEST prices pald for scrap motals and rubbers. A. B, Alpirn, Omaha, Neb. WANTED TO BUY 6 OR 6-ROOM HOUSE TO MOVE Will move at once. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., €24 New Yorl Life Bldg. Red 19s. WANTED—5,00 FEATHER BEDS. Write | <r telephone Douglas 160, METROPOLI- TAN FEATHER CO,, 806 N. 20th. “Best prices for BROKEN WATCHES, 01d Gold, ete. NATHAN, 211 So. 13th St. WANTED—TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calls For Houses of All Slzes. List With Us. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1999, WANTED—SITUATIONS WANTED—Steady situation in drug store, 7 months' experience; 18 years old. Hubert R. Kaempfer, Rising City, Neb. TWO bright, Intelligent young men desire evening work; anything; fast on any type- reporters; best of references; work guaranteed. G 2, Bee. _ GOVERNMENT NOTICES | OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTIM Quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, May 14, 1910.—Sealed proposals in tripiicate, wiil bé received at this office unti ¥ a. m. | mountain time, W ednesday, June 8, 191, | at which time they will be opened in puo- lle, for the construction, heating, etc., of | the following public buiidings at Kort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, viz: (1) For con- struction, plumbing, heatng, electric wir-| ing and electric fixtures, for one (1) quar- ters for four civilian employes, plans, No. | A-P;; (2) for construction, plumbing, elec- tric Winng and electric fixtures, for one (1) quartermaster’s stable, plans No. 139-L and two (2) stables, plans No. 18-Q; (3) for construction, electric wiring and electric fixtures for one (1) double stable guard | and snop buliding, plans No. 39-Q; () for construction omly, for one (1) wagon shed, plans No. w-H; (5) for the Instailation of | steam heating Systems complete and aiter- ations in construction of barracks Nos. 36, 30, 8, 4, 41, 43 and 4, post plan; Plans No. '2-93, ‘and ufficers’ quarters Nos. 29 and 3, post plans. Plans and| specifications for the inspection of bidders are on file In this offiee, also the offices of | the Chief Quartermagter, Department of the Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska; Chiet| Quarterma: Department of the Colo- | rado, Len Colorado; Depot Quarte master, %t uls, Missourl; Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Leavenwortn, Ka: sas, and the Secretary of the Buildérs' kx- | change, St Paul, Minnesota. ~Proposal | blanks and general instructions to bidders | mnay be had upon application to this off The government reserves the right to r ject or accept any or all bids or any part Envelopes _containing _proposals should be indorsed “Proposals for the con- | struction, etc., of public’ buildings at KFort| D. A. Russeil, Wyoming, to be opened | June §, 1910, and addressed to V. K. Hart, Captain_Fifteentn infantry, A. Q. M., U. 8. A., In charge of the construction, Room 1l, Cheyenne, W yoming. ] & it g M-17-15-19-20 J 67 OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING | Quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, May 3, 1910. Seaied proposals in triplicate, wiil Le recelved at Lnis office until ¥ a. m., | Mountain Time, Monday, May 24, 1910, at which time they will be opened In public, for the construction, piumbing, wiring f electric motors and lignts, electric fixture furnishing nd installation of laundry ma chinery and equipment,- boller, feed pump, etc., for one (1) Laundry, Plans No. Z4-1, Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming. Plans and specitications for the inspection of bidders are on file in this office, also the offices of the chief Quartermaster, Department of the Lakes, Chicago, Illinois; Chief Quarter- ! Department of ' the Missour), | Nebraska; Chief Quartermaster,! Department of the Colorado, Denver, Col, o, and the Secretary of the Bullders change, St. Paul, Minnesota. Proposal blanks and General Instructions to Bidders may be had upon application to this office The Government reserves the right to re- ject or accept any or all bids or any part thereot. Envelopes oontaining proposals should be indorsed *“Proposals for Laundry, Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, to be opened GARVIN BROS., 3 floor N. Y. Life. $00 | Construction, Room 8, Keefe iall, Choy- | to 00,000 on Improved properiy. No delay. | enng, Wyoming. May 23, 1910," and addressed to V. K. Hart, | Behuyler-Pi [ Fameris GOVERNMENT NOTICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S Omaha, Nebraska, May proposals in triplicate will ¢ until 11 a. m., June 10, 1910, licly opened for installing steam plant in storehouse at Omaha depot. Infor- mation furnished upon application. United State reserves right to reject or accept all proposals or any part thereof. Envel containing proposals should be endors “Proposals for Installing Steam Heating Plang at Omaha Depot.” and addressed to Captain ‘F. C. Bolles, Quartermaster P 023, T 678 _—_—————————e __ LEGAL NOTICES CHICAGO, 111, May 10, 1810.—To the Bond- bolders of the Sheridan Coal Company: The holders of the bords of the Sheridan Coal company acr hereby notified that the undersigned trustee, under trust deed of eridan Coal company, dated June 11, and recorded June 20, 1908, in book 2 mortgage records on page 43, in office of the county clerk of the county Sheridan and state of Wvoming, has’ re- celved notice from the Sheridan Coal com- pany it will, or before June 3), 1910, the undersigned §24.000 to take up ‘and ro twenty-four_bonds. as pro vided in #ald trust deed. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has drawn and selected by lot the following twenty-four numbers of twenty-four of the bonds ont- standin, y sald trust dec e., 8 190, 192, 203, 256, 260, 270 38, 418, 421, 485, 502, 517, ¢ vment from the sinking fund to be 'so paid to it by said, the Sheri dan Coal company, under said trust deed, and upon such ment of sald $24.000 to the undersigned on or before June 30, 1619, the undersigned will, at its office at the corner of Dearborn and Madison streets, in the elty of Chicago, lllinols, on the first day of July, 1§10, pay to the holders or registered owners of said bonds, numbered as aforesald, the principal and accumulated interest thereon, upon the surrender and delivery thereof to the undersigned, un- cancelled and accompanied by all unpaid coupons _thereto belonging. Interest on each of sald bonds numbered as aforesald will ceaso after sald first day of July, A. D. 1910, whether presented on said day or thereafter. 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United Sattes’ Army, in charge of | M5-6-7-9-2021 | $100 for trade mark, Contest closes May 20th. HELLO - DOLBY?P YES STHIS 1S UNCLE BILL: SAY. I'M GOING TO PAY YOU THAT FIFTY YOu LOANED ME LAST WEEK I WwAS OMLY NEPHEW JOKING WHEN IREFUSED TO PAY YOUMEET ME AT THREE P.M: INFRONT) OF SMITHS PLACE VOURE OM TIME-UNCLE YOO POOR - SIMPLE ‘OLD BOY- HOW IFOOLED YOU LAST WEEWK: IBET | CAN| FOOL. YOU AGAIN BEFORE | PAY YOU THE] NO MORE NONSENJE ! YOU PHONED ME TO MEET YOU HERE AND $AI0 YOU'D PAY | DON'T LIKE HIS NONS ENSE: ) WANT MY M ONEY-S\R ' HUM- | SEE AT ALLNOW- POOR_OLD FELLOW - HIS MIND 13 GONE! THAT AND KEEP THE FIETV! WELL DOLBY THOUGHT IT\was ICLE BILLY PHOMNMNG -NOW Ml ALL UP UMCLE BILY AND GivE HIM THE SAME TALK OMNLY ILL MAKE THE APPOINTMENT FOR HALF AN HOUR EARLIER 50 | CAN MEET THE oLD CODGER FIRS WELL HERE HE COMES BACK: NOW Il SEE HOw HE'S GOIN'TO TRY 70 POOLM;AE/HElEdGET ™! K I Y FIFTY QUIT HIM FOR GOOD - | THINK R WHEN HE PAvs ME MY FIFTY I'M THROLGH I FOR S GEYTING MY MIND IS GONE -EH} YOU CONFOUNDED FOOL 1L SHOwW You! THERE!TAKE COPYRIGHT, 1910, BY THE NEW YOAK EVENING TELEGRAM INEW YORK HERALD CO.. To Prevent Hands Tanning and Freckling Undoubtedly warm weather brings strong temptation“to go barehanded and the girl who ®loes will no* have white hands. For the skin will freckle, if it does not brown, and efther will make it course. Gloves must be worn. One might as well accept this, however uncomfortable covering the hands may be, If the flesh is to be kept fine. In point of fact, gloves are not half as uncomfortable as many girls fancy. To begin with, all gloves worn In summer ghould be at least half a size larger than those for winter. This additional space permits circulation of air, so the fingers do not become warm. Of the kinds of gloves, chamols are more than protective; they are refining to the skin, softening and whitening it. As they wash easily, simply by squeezing them In soapy water and rinsing afterwards, they are not to be con- use. doors, yet whose hands are white and fi and she wears chamois all Winter, when she knows she will not remove gloves before returning home puts on @ certain pair which she ways wears when she has treated her hands with cream. ment consists of rubbing the backs of powdered chalk. After that are drawn on. The chalk prevents grease from going through the leath and the skin {s under treatment all time the gloves are on. Such a met! plays tennis, or Is out of doors much warm weather, sidered extravagant, and I advocate thelr 1 know one girl who is much out of ine, and her she al- previously This treat- her hands and the fingers lightly with sweet almond ofl, then dusting them thickly with the gloves the her, the hod should be followed always by a girl who in 1t gloves seem to interfere with holding gOIf sticks or tennis bats cut off the finger tips, then the fingers will be free cut do not wear as long as when whole, but those worn for recreation may be taken from the stock whieh i8 too old to wear when visiting or shopping. If the backs of the hands burn or tan easily & mixture of lemon and sweet al- mond ofl will act as a bleach. Lemon julce and powdered magnesia should be mixed into a thick mass, then emough al- mond ofl must be added to reduee it to & paste. A drop of bitter almond ofl to & tablespoonful of the paste improves its bleaching qualities. This mixture must be spread over the skin before gloves are drawn on, and may be used during the day or at night. MARGARET MIXTER. VOL. L OMAHA, MAY 20, NO. 187, THE BUMBLE BEE. A. STINGER. Editor NO ADS AT ANY PRICE NO BAD'MONEY TAKEN. Communications welcomed, and neither signature nor re- turn postage required. Ad- dress the Editor. Hail the Ralnmakers. South Dakota and northern Nebraska have had a taste of the never falling ralnmakers from Omaha. In the good old days, when long-haired pro- fessors were squinting at the skles through bootlegs and pointing stovepipes aimlessiy at the heavens, that refused to weep at the sights that made men laugh, the Omaha rainmaker came into promi- nence and popularity. He's a good chap to know, too; take the general manager or president of a big jobbing house, surround him by gen- eral executive officers of other big jobbing houses, manufactories, and similar en- terprises; dress each holi- day garb, and him a bundle of neatly ~ printed pamphlets, extolling Omaha Set these down at any rail road station within a million miles of Omaha, with a band at their head, and a magnifi- cent train behind them. Now through | record the seribers to the w of the Sar-Ben our and word glve capital frivolity. and then an editor is made doubly hard [story; something ! him between his friend on the | the one hand and the public on other re major domo for King fidence and many has into question. Samson cently; crossed the seas, and | bestowed Lost in Paris; or, Wouldfi@g Believe It? Strange Adventure of Samson in the yond the Seas-— What His Subjects Think. the duty of but part. Is supposed now being compelled to | strange that pulls to We would gladly [lost on tne bids us orld him |pickle for | the order uncover the gr of pected eitizens; as | His only plea Ak- [of sentence 1s t he has had the con- | with his wife. esteem of many | a knight, and never been his | Missourt this called | Samson due | explanationing on went abroad No Renze to San one ever being lost, Francisco himselt of all in the the gay world, where he soon found himself |retty, yet, once, swept onward by the tide of |should Samson Land Be. Loyal This far no one doubts the comes Samson, know thing every time, says hp was streets at spare the hero of our present |night, and could not find his sketch, but fidelity to our sub- |way home. Isn't that a pretty eat knighthood Samson has always been one | Ak-Sar-Ben to find himself in? for mitigation hat Most of the knlghts are from point, a when ve- |shows up at the Castle Hall heard for ard he has been Then, come with no better story than that? IT HAS BEEN SAID That Bertie Hitchcock was almost inconsolable when he heard that Willle Bryan would not play in the sena- torlal game. That John Lee Webster was not made chairman of the cen- tennial celebration becsusefie was here when the first wi¥fte men came to Nebraska, That & lot of Omaha states- men wikh the Peerless Leader had kept his para- mounts to himselt till n[ui the primaries. That Pa Rourke sces brighter days ahead. That Colonel wouldn't trade for any post In today. . That the who ever mia Glasstord Fort Omaha the country of of head Explorer &ha knows what a frost Is like That Doc Breed wouldn't have resigned, anyhow That Mr. Bryan picked the right brewery That Mayor rled a ltte pect; he tor a y kelton he was Jim fsn't wor- bit over the pros- Job einched and & half as it is. and Job of he has one ar of Gus al why home who debate tourists ing bill looked on dur- sundry civil Mr. Hitch- cock wore a brand new sult in house, s a Just ration The result is rain mathematical certainty, \as capable of demon as that ? and 2 make 4. But the ralnmaker doesn't mind it. He knows that rain is good for the farmer's busi- ness, and that makes business for Omaha Omaha 1s proud of the makers, and Is glad to them go abroad each season, knowing that in thelr foot- steps spring up bopntitul rops, and in the smile of plenty the land waxes where they have called Hall the rainmakers! are all the sign. ain- e 180 is to it | Here's some of Disappointed. One of the sad things about the comet's passage was that a lot of folks were disap- pointed when they woke up on Thursday morning, and found they had g0 back to work at the same old job. They'll feel better tomorrow, when the ghost walks. Pay but & to wanting up to Resl Com Our pet says the astronomical sharps Old Man Halley signalled for | outcurve, gazing crew were looking for an inshoot, and that's all there We told you so last week. | thusiasts who look on Farnam | street as a sort of velodrome Everybody likes to see you g0 whizzing down lot | have contracted the habit of ordinary ¢ clal purposes at times. the ing through make a nof and Limited Schuyle, thirty-fiv when you street, and right. We | chants, l‘rm“. t Dope. | comet chaser (L little off; al. that they missed you' when the sky- love but, our oh, ntly. a friendly the snort tp to wagon en- light sky no on | bright eastern |comet as it |the earth effulg | cock | braska. to use the street for | Congressmar nmercial and so- | presented a So it's [that made him drivers tofor guld of the the street, of foolish people ot daring 5 to like day makes up for a lot of slow down a trifle when go things In this world. wn; ing don’t hit it up over miles cross spee you the Comet, May ted Wednesday | was not the glare of Halley's swung towards It was merely the Bertle Second the an Sixteenth be Hiteheoek pieture a fit talk about of light clothes which, with flaming red necktle, gave & t h of summer to the oth- erwise somber surroundings of the representatives' hail. Having Just returned from Omaha, Mr. Hitcheock was enthysiastic over the political outlook prognasticating that Mr. Bryan would not enter the senatorlal race even if 1 admirers would pull for u.! “peerlens’” leader during his absence on the continent. Asked about Mr. Price's ‘— didacy, Mr. Hitcheock sald laughingly: @ palgns, you know, be run these days money and without try to Over through hour about mer- pedes 20, — That the sannot without Price.” in Bumble Bee stings & ways the best al Hiteh- Ne- lon of Grammal The man who said: It can't be done,"” When Progress onvard Was just as far off 28 the Who said: “It ca today subject to while the skin is protected. Gloves once »