Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

OF Improvements is good o-IOOm /
house with practically a new barn and |
there are good orchards on both |
places. Also 20 a. alfalfa. There is |
now so a. seeded in wheat and goes |
with sale.
NO. II S S-12O A., $4,000.
Improved 12O a. tract of land four
miles from good town; 100 a. under |
cultivation, 20 a. in pasture; all fenced I
and cross fenced. Story and han
farm house; four good rooms. Stable
room for 10 head of horses; granary
room for 500 bushels of grain; 10 a
fenced hog tight Hog sheds; 10 a.
alfalfa windmills and tanks. One of
the finest places to raise hogs for a
small tract of land we have on our list.
There has been a farm loan of $4,000
recently placed on this farm which
buyer can assume This will leave
balance of $500. This is a bargain
taking into consideration the price
and terms on which 1t can be pur-
chased.
NO. 9 $3.50 A, $50 PER A.
A highly improved farm six miles
from a town of 1900 people, and two
and one-half miles from small town
and good grain market. This is fine
tract of land, all of which lays on the
second bottom of the Little Blue river
valley The soil is a rich, black loan
and very productive. This land does
not overflow and cannot be beat for a
corn, small grain and alfalfa farm.
! There is 500 a. under cultivation and
| 100 a. in pasture and timber The
pasture is principally blue grass, 80
acres of which cannot be excelled in
Iowa or Illinois. The improvements
are beyond the ordinary. The house
being a very large structure and re-
Gently erected at a cost of $4,000.
Barn No. /, being nearly new, is 4Ox6O,
with 1S-ft. posts, used for stock and
hay, having a capacity of 100 tons of
hay. Barn No. 2, horse and grain
barn, is 32x64, also two small grana-
ries, each of which is 10x16. Good
orchard: yard around house is fenced
in good shape and adorned with beau
tiful shrubbery and evergreens; 10
acres of fine hay land which yields as
high as tons per acre and 40 a. of
alfalfa. Has r. F. d. and Independ-
ent telephone. The improvements on
this farm cannot be built for less than
$1,000. If you are looking for an ex-
cellent grain and stock farm, don't
fail to inspect this proposition, which
is A No. 1.
NO. AZ S S-160 A, $500.
This is a highly improved tract of
land, three miles from good town; 10
a. under cultivation and so a. pasture;
living water and fine oak and walnut
timber; all fenced and cross-fenced;
house story and half, with eight COM
modious rooms; barn 32x4O, convent
emily arranged for horses and milch
cows Hay capacity 80 tons; good
double granary, corncrib windmill,
tanks and other improvements. This
farm is certainly listed at the right
price.
NO. 3 S-16O A., $50 PER A.
This is one of the best improved
farms we have on our list. Three
miles from Davenport, Neb, which is
located on the G. & N. w. and st. ]. &
G. /. railroads, making it one of the
best stock and grain markets in south
eastern Nebraska. Davenport has a
, find high school and a population of
about 500 industrious citizens. The
improvements on this place are
House, full two stories, with eight
commodious rooms; barn 5Ox60, with
} 18-ft. posts; double coTncrib 28X40,
wash house lex %, fine cement cellar
! same dimensions, hen house 12X28;
hog house, new windmill, milk house
and numerous other small outbuild-
ings, all of which could not be built
for less than $4,000. Good bearing
r orchard, 10 a. in alfalfa, a. in bronze
= grass, 10 a. in timothy, 100 a. under
! cultivation and about 40 a. in pasture.
: There is considerable of woven wire
on this place, and being fenced into
+ four separate lots makes 1t an ideal
farm in every respect. Close to school
3 r. F. d. and Independent telephone
3 If you are looking for a home that has
taken 20 years to improve and beau
= tify, you can't afford to miss this op.
t portunity.
BSEEKERS' RATES ON ALL ROADS.
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