Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1910, Page 10

10 THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE REAL ESTATE PROFERTY MO SALE (Continued.) Ty Lafayette Ave. Home ‘The owner has just instructed us to re duce the price of 4103 Lafayette Ave. from | #0 to %.000. This is & splendid house. | jctly modern, early new, oak finish | d floors below, with elght rooms on first and second floors, and two finished rooms in garret, with north and east t on corner. iHerc is a genuine bargain home some one; reasonable terms. House | 10w vacant. Will show you through omy | ime PAYNE BOSTWICK & SLATER, Sole Agents, 601 New York Life Bldg NMNT ROLINTZR D T A FINE KOUNTZE PLACE| HHOME, | 1816 LOCUST ST., $4,200. A Leautiful ne outh fr lot, with ter and payed street, cen walks, sodded yard. A full Z-story square | house, with full base nt, cemented floor, | go0d furnace, nice reception hall with (ront estibule and coat closet, open oak stair way, good od parior dining room, tinished in k with oak floors; kitchen, | Jantry and rear entry on first fioor. One arge wsouth front bedroom 20 fee: long with 4 windows and two closets, good smalier bedrooms and bathroom on second | floor, good stalrway to large floored atlic All of the rooms are papered ihroughout | and have fine combination lighting fix- tures, The location I8 very fine, one bloc from ear, nice sirest of homes. The lots adjoining are held at 3i b You could not possibly buy the ground and build this house as complete as it Is for thi price. Wo ean show this ace to you any time. It s vacant dy to occupy and possession can be given immediately Only $000 cash required. NORRIS & MARTIN, g 4:!:0 s 3 23 Bee Bldg. For Chickens and Fruit car line we have a good all on vne floor, with three kinds of frult, plenty of room for 1g and ralsing chickens; fine shade; 20; easy terms; immediate posses- home, on fine D Near Harney i-room house, Tots; ai karde only ¥ slon PAYNE, BOSTWICK & SLATER, Sole Agent, 601 N. Y. Life Bldg Vacant Bargains 318 fu, corner B wx1l0 ft, 2th St near Corb. bix128 Jt., corner Brown and 4ix150 Tt Cass St. near &d St., $300. 03x127 ft, corner 224 and Brown Sts.. 85 x133 fr, Martha near 23th St., $i00. S3x128 ft, 1st St. near Brown S i50. Wx10 L., th St. near Center St., $1.060. Field Club District . 8ith Ave. near Poppleton, $1,100, ft., 3th Ave. near Poppieton, $1,20 ft., Poppleton Ave. near 8ith St., and saratoga St St., $450. st Sts., $500. , 3th St. near Woolworth Ave at the Price ED JOHNSTON & CO. 1ith St Phone Douglas cOoTTAJE AND SIX LOTS. 9003100 cash, balance 310 per month; this is a very good 5-room cottage and the lots_are on good high ground in Council Bluffs, about half mile from Omaha car line and city school. M'GEE REAL 14 Pearl St ESTATE CO.. “ouncil Blutfs, Sacrifice Sale—Close In West Farnam. To get a little ready money owner will sell at big sacrifice, NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Suite 624 New York Life Bldg. Red 1909, $6,000 §-ROOM modern residence, with large barn, lot BIx150 feet. Located in the Northwest part of Omaha, paved street. The property is in flrst cl condition. ‘Will exchange equity for western land. McCague Investment Co., 1506 Dodge St. A BARGAIN, The owner of the modern, 8-room house near 1824 Pinkney St. will be in Omaha this week. Make us an offer. F. D, WEAD, 1501 FARN AM, 4 Houses Sacrificed We have just listed four cottages on a corner lot, ‘'on North 15th St. boulevard. close in, renting for $56 per month, to be sold quick. Price $,500. Better come in and see us at once on this bunch of houses if you want a sn PAYNE, BC VICK & SLATER, Sole Agents, 601 New York Life Bldg. " BUNGALOW all modern bungalow, hot water heat, § rooms. MO N. Y. Lifé. Douglas 7865, 724100 Fe, 51 1 orth 0,000 and 1o street with th renting tor §5 per wonth, 40 needed L John W. Robbins AaNAM FUOUN Corner . By v DUL G, 52, NEW G-r. house and 2 lots in Benson, on wims. W. K, Yaston, owner, Tel. len. ol KINE new wodern home of & rooms at wis Fowlur Ave. At you are lovkhug tor a | Uurgaiu ves It This week. et prices an s We Can Offer You Most any sige house on most any kind of terus NOWATA 84 N. Y. LAND & LOT CO., Life Bidg. Red 199, EAL ESTAT Axla Lasw Arkaunsa: FOR SALE-Arkansas lands, Ong Ludy; depot Oi KFUUDU; #iSO W0 first clays White ouk tiuber. k. G. Wrigal, Berwyn. Al 000 acres, | 1a | vest | all | pears, srapes and pie- | bulance 31 per month 1 One of these will make you| independent In thiee years. Write at ones | o particulars. Twin Falls Nursery & | Urchard Cu . O. Box 1. ‘Twin Lalls, | Idaho. FOR SALE-§-acre orehard land in the United plauted i apiees, peacuien, Tuspoerrics, biackberries, plant. 150’ casn each tract tracts of the States, plums, Celurnde. LARGE stock ranch for salo at & bar- | iD;, DO Lrude considered. Wriks or call A. U Putnaa, Elvert, Colo. | CHOICE relinquishment on Crow creek, Jear new lown of Bliggsdale; 1w acres, iwest so0il, smooth land, 40 &cres ready tor corn, deeded land adjolning held at $2 o §2 4 acre; rellnquishmenis same kind und ln wdjoining section sold recontly at v acre; pussible te irrigute; to seil before May %, 'offer st #460, Uwner leaving Colo rado. W. W. Lormer, Grover, Colu. STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH NO EQUAL IN THE MOUNTAINS, NEAR DENVER. Here b an oportunity; seise it; dissolving a partnership, 0 acres, all fenced, of Which #0 Acres are cujtivated; very richest | soll; 10 ucres inore can be cultivated, & acrés of that rich Umothy meadow, with numerous springs, ¥ acres in finest grow- | Ang rain wna potato crops; excellent home ‘33‘ s, WIUL argest AL barn, worth $4,000| one; the finest waw, tie and post Umber, Worth §,60 easy: ail implements, tools, | elc.; location unsirpassable; & hours from Denver, & miles te railroad; this place is . \ce wnd must be hoid: price .50, only WoW down, 8 years at & pel cent, mmediule possession; ubusual saeri- | fice.” Churles K. Lelmer, 168 Chamipa, | beaver, Colo, G me | modern: | Bea Want Ad columns, | varn; | lake fronta | ber | detaiis; REAL ESTATE FANM AND RANCIT LAND FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ? FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE Colorado. 33,000ACRESFARM LAND TO BE SOLD BY TRUSTEE AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Burlington, Colorado, THURSDAY, 210 Kit Carson County Farms will be sold separately to the hout reserve. days (balance, if any, will be carried on the land at six per cent) highest bidder wi is the highest amount of money one of these quarters write C. M. GRUENTHER, Trustee, ROOM 307 FIRST NAT’L BANK BLDG., This is your chance—take advantage of it. ad. will appear this time only, so save the address. This is the biggest Auction Sale of farm land ever held in the west, excepting the Government Sales. The soil is good, crops show for themselves and One Crop Pays for the Land There will be a Special Pullman Train on the Rock Island, leaving Omaha Tuesday night, railroad rates, maps, description of land, and full particulars JUNE 23, 1910 $400 down and’$400 in thirty you will have to have to buy | June 21st, for the trip. Kor OMAHA, NEB. Write now. This sERLRERRERRRRR S “HACO VALLEY FARMS NEARLY ALL SOLD. Remainder to go at $2 cash per acre—balance in . EIGHT YEARS. The rush—the final clamor—is on. Settlers and investors using autos, stages, horse's back; any sort of vehicle, to enter this “California of Canada.” A repetition of the ex- citing dash to the Kiondike some years ago. Few farms remain unsold—a halt section remains within a_mile of the town of Nechaco, ~with its stores and post and telegraph of- fices. Also a plece on beautiful Nechaco river, and one on wonder- ful Tachic Lake, may 'yet be bought. Not one of the remaining pieces of Nechaco_ Valley land lies far- ther than SIX miles away from the railroad now building. Every inch susceptible to marveious cul- tivation. Everything grows in Nechaco—grows fine and large. Any number of well known peo- ple have bought _largely—many local people included—hundreds of convincing photographs and gov- ernment reports on ille ‘at our of- fice. To close few remaining farms quickly we require merely $2 per acre cash—the balance may bl: paid in & period covering EIGHT s a chance to buy fertile lands In the largest continuous tract of agricultural land in British Colum- The California of Canada.” Note it! Merely $2 per acre down—the balance may be paid in a period covering EIGHT yea Call at office and have a “heart to-heart talk with us, or write GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC LAND COMPANY. 309—Third Floor " NEW YORK LIFE BUILDIN OMAHA. o 12 R 1 £ 8 10 1 B 5 0 5 98 R S 08 £ 08 £ 08 R0 LM R4 L L e Spmrere sl.‘l.'&ii!t.'i’-’“lfll'!‘.‘u“i?fll?l ndiuna, FOR SALE—Best Indlava bargain; 240 res Cass county, Indiana, 4 miles from oyal Center; 170 acres level, deep black soil, well ditched; balance tmber, well set in bluenrass; large 10-room brick residen: wll' outhouses; barn DPoor; two- acres vichard; two deep wells; near scnool and church; telephoue and daily inall; very desirable piace; for short time oniy $13 per cre. bux W, Ikokomo, ind answerlng advertisements in The kindly mention the tact that you saw the ad. in R Michigan, FOR SALE-Michigan farms. No. 1, 2 acies, ciearca; small Louse nd DArk; some 1L near town; Lruit land; 1,00, INO. & AV acres, cieured; 8oud ‘nouss and Vlenty of fruit; level, §00d a0u; §l,0. U, AN acres, vich loka oI leve Muskegon, Clty &,0w; 3 per ac No. miles | per ucre uown, balunce ewsy Lertus, 4o acres; 2w clewred, guod bulld- {Dgs; Libe laKe Lron; LV aures pecch anu apie Umber; U scie. UtIGEs. Caalogus any st ifee, Ahe LVADS-OOIL GO, Bie- ewnt, aticn, No. % FOR SALL-8) acres on lake; 100 rods of i this lies Ju siwbi Of 4 beau- Ulul viliage; lake Dus ¢ sandy shores, Ulfords tihe [sRilg, LALLING; & acres tu: laua; 18 gouu OF wil Kinds OF grain 4y well &8 frui; (his lays on two main loads, R. F. L., telcpnone line; 31,200, o down, N acres du the edge of @ Vil s {~room cottage, large barn, outbuildings, apple orchara of iaigc, bearing irees; soli 18 4 dark lowm and @& swnay lown, guod tor wil_kinds of crops s well as fruit; 3w, 2w down. GEO. BRIDGES, Banger, Mich, uipped poultry farm, 20 not_affected b, irost, 11004 oF drought; successful busines 6 ye finest Chicago trade; investigate Ul health. K, H. Weis, boutd Haven, Mich. Missourl. acres; bulldifgs; uf .. Josepa. FOR SALE—A good te some frull; ¢ mies sou srain land; good buildings, w and windn Price #,wo, 10 acrvs, close to Interuroan statiol bulldings; partly frulted. Price §2,500, 19 acres directly on ihe injerucoan rail- way, 8% miles from St. Josey, ood_bu'ld- ings, good soll, well fruited. e §1,00. Natural timber land lying directly on the banks of Bi. JOSEDA FIVEr, JUst ACIO¥s Ln road from \ station. WL sell in C Ahis s u fine & Pixley, bt good R SALE—20 acres gd land; good country, &ood nelghbors; 15 acres’ rougn in Umber, balance rolling to level; acres timothy, 16 clover, 20 pasture, 2v hog pas. ture, & ocorn, roem house and tenant house, . ranary (Lo bu). § other outbulldings: r talling water; land advancing fyear; tele- phone, K. F. D. 30 per aere or will price stock, crops. and give on ;. miles from Kansas City, s miles Odessa: on C. & A R R J. W. Gray, Gdessa, Mo. advertisements in The Bea Want Ad columos, kindly mention the fact that you saw the ad. in The Bee. A} 2 00 104 1 00 100 1500 05 00 5 100 100 000 100000 00 40 A 4 SR B 0 BSNR EEOR ES A EMA ES M IS AR E AR EA L 40 L e L L MR L e e Minmesota. LAND AGENTS—LISTEN | Better 1and vaiues can be had in Minne- | sota today than in any other section of | the country. Farmers are tlocking here as | never before. | "We wish to form connections with com | petent ‘and rel:able men to handle propo | sitions that will make big profits and sat- | | isty your clients. Things moving fast. Let | us‘get into communication at once concern- ing both our wholesale and retail propo- sitions. We have the lands, have had year of experience and can deliver the goods, ELWOOD BROS, CROOKSTON, MINN, FOR SALE—Nice quarter; 8 acres broke, 8 acres good hay land; nice grove, 3% miles from Benson, Minn. County seat town of 2,100 population. Land is worth $30,00 per acre.” Will take in a good five-passenger auto as. part payment. Address James Jdacobs, Sioux Falis, 8. D. I WANT TO SELL 32 acres good, level land. Write to Choklo, Stevens Co., Minn. $32.00 per acre buys it if you buy at once. F. H. Kavanagh, Qwner. FOR SALE-10, 20 or 30 acres chols land in Bitter Root Villey, Montana; under fenze; 17 acres orchard; R V. 1 Co. water right; house, barn, ice house, other bullding: prices. Address Chas. A. Carney, Corvi Mont. Nebraska. SEWARD COUNTY LAND 640 or 320 acres. If vou desire to buy in the rain beit, near market, write for pull particulars. G. M. Wright, 1919 S. 34th St,, Omaha. $4,000 will buy % section of land 2 milus south of Benkelman, county seat of Dundy; kood soll, Jevel road and closs 0 water. Tox 262, Alblon. Neb. Owner. Nomh Dako N orth Dakota Farm Land_ EXCURSION JUNE 7, if you want to buy good, smooth, tillable land for your own use or as an investment, g0 with s to North Dakota on the next excursion, June 7th. We are closing out| 3,00 acres in quarter ana wnalf sections at from 310.50 to $19.00 lose to main line of Northern P 'R a neligh- | borhood where lands of the same quality are retalling for §15.00 to 3.0 per acre. One-fifth of the tract was sold as a result of our first trip. If you want advantage of these cheap prices,” don't delay. These lands are not only fine for wheat, oats and flax, but every vegetable raised in lowa or Nebraska is grown successfully there. Corn makes a fair crop; alfalfa is getting | & @ood start and is a sure winner. Let us show you photographs in our office. rhe land Is underlaid with coal and mines are being worked within & mile of it, which is a great advantaage to the farmers and adds to its value, but nothing is added to the price on that account. Steam plows are running in nearly every neighborhood, settlers and Investors are buying, and this| land Is certain to make a big advance be fore fall Go with us June | New York, | Farnam Smith | MONEY TO LOAN: | street car barn at 11th and Pacific | Wednesday, | from $6 to $15 per thousand. | about 100 loads of kindling. 4 REAL ESvTA_TE 3 rary AND RANCH ND FOR (Continued.) Wisconsin. FOR SALE—140 acres of land, 2% miles from Eagle river, Vilas county, Wisconsin; 7 acres plowed; ohe-half mile lake frontage; on town road; 2w rods of fence; cheap and R a8y terms. Write Grant Lawton, n ‘OR THE LANDLESS To the homseeker or investor: Why not in- vest in Marathon county improved farm and cut-over lands? Healthful cNmate, produc- tive soll and best of markets. Our cut over lands can be bought from $10 to $20 per acre; $ down on an acre and balance in yearly payments. particulars. M dress The Ed Write us now for ke known your wanws. Ad- Reaity Co., Haj Wis. CHEAP FARM LANDS. In western Nebraska and Colorado. Write tor prices. NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY, 8idney, Nel FOR SAL! 210 acres; vhar n eastern Maryland farm; salt water, steamboat trains to Philadelphia and anyone wishing a fine farm, now Is the time to buy; must sell before July 1, 1910; price ouly $20,00, one half cash; balance any time in five years to suit pur- chaser; want money to use in canning business, Address J. A. Baker, East New- market, ‘Dorchester county Md. near daily CAN locate parties on desirable timber, fruit, agricultural and srazing lands, in California, Oregon and Washington. Special government Jand list, with laws, sent to| all interested parties. West American Land and Timber Co., Sacramento, Cal, 719 K Street. REAL ESTATE LOANS GARVIN RROS., 3d floor N, Y. Life. $500 to $100,00 on improved property. No delay. WANTED—Clty loans. Peters Trust Co. W. WANFED—City loans and warrants. & Co., 120 Fari $10 €0 310,00 made prompt Wead Bldg., sth d 00 to $.000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 100 N.. Y. Lite. Douglas or A-2162 FIVL PER CENT MONKY to loan on Omaha business property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Roota 1, New York Life Bldy LOANS to home owners and home bulld- ers, with privilege of making partial pay- wents semi-annually, W. H. THOMAS, 69 First National Bank Bldg. LOWEST RATES—Bemis, Brandels Bidg. - ) FIVE PER CENT BONDS for sal amounts from §20 to 35,000, we oash y time. American Safe Deposit Vaults, 26§, 17th, Bee Rlda. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 5, 8 &nd 7-room houses. "It prices are right sell your property I 3 NOWATA LAND AND LOT ¢, Suite 66 N. Y. Life Bldg WE HAVE on hend a number of ink barrels which we will sell for 50 cents each, They are fine for rain water or ashes. Call at press room. Bee Publishing Co. DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF YOUR LANDT Write a description of it, bulldings, water, near what town. Make 70 words of it all and send it 10 The Omaha Bee with 13 cents for each insertion. People in Ne- braska have money and want land. They look to U'né Umaha Bee for real estate of- ferings. And thev get them in_The Bee. WANTER=A g00d auto In exchange for farm land o good income town Droperty. Write and‘describe What you have, with exchange price. Address Y 314, care Bee. FURNISHID hytel and 17 lots In boom: :ln;’lo. Dakowa town; hotel doing fine busi- Owner Wil sactifice for cash or take par land. Bal .back on place, s NOWATA LAND & LOT CO. Suite 64, New' York Life Bldg. Phone Red 199, Omaha, Neb. WILL EXCHANGE new 4-cylinder tour- Ing car, bést make, $1,30, for city vacant or residence property; will assume some in- debtedness, Tel. Douglas 6 | 100 ACRES good land six miles from Plainview, Neb. KFor particulars address Lock Box 7%, ffarlan, Ta. TO TRAD! post to trad proposition for money to handle Greeley, Colo. Patent on steel fence cheap land; a good someone who' has th it. Address Box b2, for DOC.SMITH 1S A QUACK: A STUPID OLD QUACHK, !--~ (WELL | GUESS IVE GOT POLL FIXEDUP Ok FOR ; DOC SMITH IS A QUACK:-- A STUPID OLD DOLBY-TAKE BACK [YOUR PARROT-\YOUR SINS HAVE FOUND DOC SMITH 1S A PUAC K- -« Q STLUPID- OL.D QUACK! REPEATS EVERY WORD 1T HEARSIN YES I'LL LOAN YOU TEN AND KEEP YOUR PARROT FOR AWEEK IF YOU WISH ME TO (AND | THOUGHT BROTHER DOLBY wAS OMNE OF My TRLEST FRIENDS- HIS PARTIENTS, ALL DIE---1F THEY GET WELL: I TS LUCK: YOU INGRATE-YOU ! TWO YEARS AGO | PULLED YOU THROUGH WHEN YOU WERE GSIVEN u%:%a\fi SND TEUTA c;mr\%go B DOC-SMITH IS A QUACK.- A 8TUPID Hair Dyes Will Generally Injore the Scalp N “I want a harmless halr dye,” is th statement I read frequently in letters fron women trying to beautify themselves; an over and over again 1 have replied tha there is no harmless dye, because, howeve lacking in injurious qualities the stain ma be, the hair must be dried cordition before the color will “take,” an. in extracting these natural ofls the scal must suffer. Be it understood; however, that som dyes are more harmful than others, a witness those made from nitrate of silve and other powerful chemicals. Vegetabl | stains would be harmless were it not fol preparing the hair to take them, and, a there is no doubt but that some women ar willing to injure their tresses for th sake of concealing premature grayness, am giving some vegetable colorings today First, be it said that before any stain i to unnatural | e m d t r ¥ used the halr must oughly dried. In remain after dr evenly which ying is put on d p | weeks unless olls d Mullen flowers an; e | quantities of each s | r e b s e o | 1 tively harmless in stand until cold, This dye should be hair with a soft br | on in the morning the sun. I prefer Potato skins will provided they are Kettle, To uso in t Al order grease be extracted done in ammonia water. When the coloring matter is one every need not be done oftener than once in two water until the liquid 18 black, is compara- itself. when it must be strained the latter way. — be washed and thor- that all natural the rinsing must be Should any oil the dye will not take should be washed and the parings put into a pot, covered with water and gently sim- mered until the mass is soft. The parings are then strained through a sleve and later through muslin. ‘This stiin 18 applied In the same way as the one just described. It does not keep long and so should be made every few days. An auburn shade dye Is the result of a mixture of four ounces of powdered henna and four drams each of acetie acid,fwiits | honey, strained, and powdered riubarb. | These ingredients are made into/a paste with hot water and after the hair has been shampooed and dried the paste is put in the sun. The coloring agent is then washed out in clear water, in Which Is a pinch of bicarbonate of soda. Drying must be done again fi. the sun. MARGARET MIXTER. day shampooing evelop sooner. d genista, using equal and steeping them in The tea should applied nightly to the ush, oi it may be put | and allowed td dry in make a prepared his way black stain, in an iron the vegetable SOUTH OMAHA " BARGAINS IN LUMBER Having ‘purchased from the tractors who constructed the con- new Sts., Omaha, 300,000 feet of new lum- ber, temporarily used for forms in the erection of the building. Two-thirds | of which is just as good for building| purposes, as new lumber direct from the yard. Consisting of 2x4s, 4xds,| 2x6s, 2x8s, 2x10s, 2x12s, and several | thousand feet of sheeting, varying in| length from 12 to 24 feet, will be on sale in quantities to sult purchases at | 11th and Pacific Sts.,, on and after June 1, 1910, at prices In ad- dition to the above there are several thousand feet of sidewalk lumber and | Phone | Doug. 1882, Omaha, or So. 128, South Omaha, THOMAS HOCTOR, v th St., South Omaha. Tth. Ttound (rip rate All your expenses paid DUMONT & SON, 3., Omaha, m Omaha, $25. u buy. J. H. FOI SALE—Section of tine Dickey county, | North Daikoiz, land four miles from mar- | ket; one-half under cultivation and now in crop, balance now being broken up and will be sceded to flax; sharc of crop goes to purchaser; owner musi sell at once; price low und'terms reasonable, the biggest snap on the market in Dakota land. Write gr call vn Youker & Perry, Eliendaie, . D. Oregox. DETAILED information cerning Oregon and Wash! ntly traveling throug- ing fruit and farm rite me. Albert, rotshed on. both sta« land investments, W. G, Souther, The Souther- | Co., 256 Oak St., Portland, Ore. con- | $10 PER ACRE and up buys goo lands, frequently with improvem Virginia. Fine climate. water, marke! soclety. Send for Leautiful il pamphict, farm lists. rates, ete 5 Labaume, A. & L Agent, N. & W, Ry. 110, Roanoke, Va. South Dakota. to Walworus county in Blue Blanket valicy, Where can buy the finest land in South at prices worth the muney—not prices. Several thousand acres rom on main line C., M. & St from Chicugo to the Pacitic quick. Prices are going nhigh Write fur booklet and map. Suiby, & D. COME the | famous you Dakota boom o selecc . road coast. Ac. | wvery day. . L. FOR SALE--320 acres; every acre tillable; deep black soll; near town: price. 82 per | acre. ¥rank Mushek. Kimuall, 8. 1, FOR SALE-Aitolma dcres In one body, 30 mises of Austin, § miles of Leander. eight good residenc cight farms, plenty Of grass aud water cords of wood on land and kood # per acre. one-tbird cash. Other tracts at ali prices. Box 664, Win toek farm; 16,000 Ium con- |5 J. KLIEN The old reliable family LIQUOR dealer. N. E. Cor. 26th and N. 8§ LAWN mowers as well as other garden wols at low es at Novelty Store 24th St., South Omaha. N COMBINATION board cheap. refrigerator and side- %01 North 24th St RADUATING GIFTS of all gift-glving times, the graduating tims should be re- | membered, and gifts of jewelry ieads all in appreciation. Jacobson & Furen Co., 2404 | N. 8t., So., Omaha. { HATS and halr goods in great variety at | ices that ple Ryan Millinery Store, Omaha. " | TAILORS | . | SFIT, tallor d suits--$35 and $40 values | at §15. See A. IRubenstein, 2113 S. lith | dartin & Rubin, 1. 2 old U, §. Bk. Bidg, | NQUIST CO., 235 PAXTON BLK. FOR BUSINESS wear the new | but don’t fall to patronize Ed. Talloring, i 8o. 16th St ack Thiel, kine { s - ,_:} ___WANTED T0 BORROW | ~ — | WANTED TO BORROW-#® or 800 for | 1 year. Wil puy 10 yer cent iuterest. Ade dress, I1-biv. Mee WANTED—TO B_UY7 BEST . PRIC. turniture, ; varpe Phone Louglas 2971, WANTED-3,000 or lele] TAN FEATHER CO. M3 N. th, paid for clothing second-h and shoes. Rest prices Ol Gold, et SECOND-H noou dresses for BROKEN NATHAN WATCHES, 1 So. 1sth = ND Joh clothing Feldman, ond hand 16th St., . party D, 32 after A clothing. | 3440, for Wy N THE DAILY®BUMBLE BEE VOL. I OMAHA, JUNE 1910. NO. 189. THE BUMBLE BEE. Editor A. STINGER... PRICE | | NO ADS AT ANY NO BAD MONEY TAKEN Communications welcomed, and neither signature nor re- turn postage required. Ad- dress the Editor. of 'Way show. cold,"” dressin now cor ha airy pli othe: selling dow gr plete a Way n Resignation. sweet it is to be fate swipes one an or How when expected that might pected, to with an able, un- blow, even one I been meet the calamit unruffled exterfor, and with patien resignation while pting what cannot be avoided Resignation 1s not among the en t virtues, and its enables m: a man to with- stand h cruel might otherwise from his footing, When Bill Smith die, he died; and knowing somef way of life, friena of were resigned snor the “Reslgned be." This of nothing ex W listed cardinal t practice ner when v triare every out apparen herent &l som shocks as weep him his nt canie in the pa Bill's arest it Bl signed? friend, haa hing in asked th the decea band H o | sombre made f brain Woma v at play, | array bright fright hubk il When the Washingtor court of th decided the adv Un the sed rscly (o sheds s citizens expr rten- | his poc d # ton ] | ba wo tion of howi hmis to the mandate court of the This Iy generou: Bumblc dreads to think of what might happened of | gent land that h W self tha The it Just with would but ho vor had made v these his mind will of the land h urt in the esn't Timely Suggestion it h M that Jeffrie f Math ten M te nentl to hegi Visite Hav and W Read The Bumble Bre to Come slad Junc it Pal 1ylike right OWED TO THE NEW SUMMERTIME LID and x Revival the Easter Hablt. back yonder, oman had her Man looked on. he said, 5 of the weeks E summer head.”” But 1 through winter 15 here festive s, S0 lor, na and fif of variegated straw are like hot cakes at win- 1il, for prices that de. ten-spot bill adown back the ages took our cues from wisdom-laden pa say, that dog is meted therefore, vanity i tim did bloomin’ It that man's summer be brings to him his glad ning. Hats to fit most ith w 1, pretty dainty dude, to dltjtude; othe and rather plain, men of brawn black oI th re June's slic an seeing egrets that another My April h he sighs and ny s a holy aloud hears, then she tears. Inic tilw hand coln to beat well he knows ay: she'll ome b ket out at or for poem doesn't end t thi A trik w carn Kked' in s needed. ‘‘Pay can the i word he pay woman what 1s ditficul and Bee th riting to reader pyme one Among ¢ reader h tha of 1 we’ only had that e effort would be com with | even unto | word to rhyme | rhythm nicely, ONE SWEET THAOUGHT COMFORTS US YET Water Plant Cloud Has a Nice Sflver Lin- in HAVE YOU NOTICED? That it's not the candle that sputters most That sheds the brightest ray That those who wish to make themselves square Often take a roundabout way. That those who wish the n” for rain Don't have the house Well, own plant t's we the water | | | | ours beeause the court has said we must take i “We" in this connection refers | to Omaha, and not o the ed- |qpat the girl who wears the it Ye editor ¢ taken water ¢ atraid of drinking and purposes, the woman iccended To be ing her household who aspines 101U world role of a suffrag to str out of has except for domestic ne | vet, S mouse. who hasn't sure, the vet n fyll and formal po sion of the plant that | a me g of shells—a detail |to be adjusted. 1t Involves the handin ' million, soma odd hundred thousand | dollars and forty-nine cents This will be attended to anon The real joy of the that 7 I in silent shame lto New Jert a en women cast thei ing ikt pathy afar Somehow it's awfully « dark Right where 1d and situation | an | cad their noses are, N. 0. Y. BIZZ. is 0 more will Omanog opinton. " sald u greay which all ques tried. Publie settle all ques ave to bow his bite when he goes | “Public opin m and hears |and rasident | tribunal bef sal good ma on b water longer tions. ¢ must of Omah a no ] horrible example | What's ! Iine {voted a be | Nebraska | | lowa ning can nswer? trice voted wet a democratie has a repub. Bryan got es for president, bu We Lincoln O water will 5 & sandstone beneath the soll; 1t boled, baked, ed, or served | s a la Newbe ana we'll pumped from far the | koverno strat o of m lican ernor 000,000 v aft fo! may have | fried chafing hut it's was chosen. repl Put of pause opinion is but be the court nothing in aquoted as proposition that not revars tick st resort record Inin court ran the can the pitct the gra re'er you m will ‘we pass Missouri fly had oughter | our fellow | brag about our the self, zood old | for really w Stand up bef men and water A Parsadosx. The man who gets a jolgpy political pull always taiks labcut his special titness” {but the man who rises (hrough merlt Is fond of reter- “Influsnes J. B, The the This week Ye loffs his hat to her sister, the June Bride t flower of all_mankind all must w the shrine of the June All hail to the mos pleture the Last week elehrated radua Bumb o te Bee Bumble stings are al- ways the taire | ADVERTISEMENTS, WANTED ey Platte a: n time, ng f L in ide of L of canal It had financed for the 'stesn Write to Bumble Bee, t | | Read The Bumble Bee.