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No. 11Os-Ffve-room cottage. nearly new,
well located and i'm good condition. One
Neb. Rented for sl2.Oo per month price,
s, 1,5OO; encumbrance, $500. Will exchange
for clear land or stock of merchandise
or Hardware or give liberal terms on cash
No. 11Os-A five-room modern cottage,
new and in first-class condition; well To-
Gated on Burdette street, Omaha, Neb. I;
rents for S14O0 price. 5000; encumbrance,
500. Would exchange for clear land, mer-
chandise or hardware, or give liberal terms
on cash basis.
rooms. with good cemented basement; just
completed; rent, $500; price, $500; en-
cumbrance, $1,000 Will exchange for clear
land. merchandise or hardware or give lib
eral terms on cash basis.
No. 1112-A hve-room cottage, located In
Council Bluffs, Ia. In good condition;
cumbrance, $3.50 will exchange for clear
land. merchandise or hardware.
No IllS-A Groom, house, located on
property price, $4,000; encumbrance, $500.
Will exchange for merchandise or give lib
ersl terms on cash basis.
east of Orchard, Antelope county, Neb. /;
good level land, good soil, adapted to al
acres under cultivation; all tillable. Price,
$12.50 per acre; encumbrance, $500.
No 1lOl-A 320-acre farm six miles S. w.
of O'Neill, Holt county, Neb; 100 acres
a good 5-room house, barn, granary. corn
crib, well, windmill, etc. Price, $500 per
acre.
No 63-An S0-acre farm, located s miles
from Sioux City, Woodbury. county, Ia; 60
acres under cultivation; good new build
per acre; encumbrance, 5000.
No. u02-An S0-acre farm 21s miles from
three good towns In Crawford county, Ia.
pasture, with scattered timber; all fenced
and cross-fenced; fair buildings, well, etc.
Price $500 per acre; encumbrance, S,i0o.
ing, lower floor rented by hardware COM
pany at $500 per month; upper floor occu-
pied by lodge; rent, s1oo per year; located
No. 1S7-A 4O5-acre farm 4 miles from
Ashland Cass county, Neb.; 200 acres un-
der cultivation. 100 acres Of timber. i
5000 per acre; will exchange FOR smooth
grain farm in eastern or central Nebraska
No. 1SS-A drug stock located in Clayton
habitants; will invoice about So, S00 includ
| Ing fixtures. This is a good stock. VIII
exchange for South Dakota or Nebrasks
No 1S9-A laundry business located in {
good Nebraska town of 5000 people, con
| ssting of an up-to-date laundry outfit al
modern machinery and up-to-date fixtures
| Price. N.600. Might consider some trade.
! No. 1Ss!h-A DO-acre farm ia miles from
! cultivation, good grove, small orchard
| good house, large barn, granary, machine
| shed, chicken house, hog house, good well
windmill. etc. Price, $500 per acre; en-
| cumbrance, $500.
No. 11-A l6o-scre tarm u miles from
| Sedan Chautauqua county, Kan; IS acre
| under cultivation, acres of grove, goo
| buildings, well, etc. Price, 5000 per acre
terms. 5000 down, balance 1 year at
per cent.
No. l42-A 4Oo-acre farm miles fror
! Waterbury, Dixon county, Neb.: 140 acre
| under cultivation, acres of grove, goo
buildings. well. etc Price, 5000 per acre
| H-ha 1ta
ing mill located in Ryan, ]. T.; has mod
ern, up-to-date machinery; has storage 70
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large amount Of wheat. Price. s2,eOo win
exchange for small farm.
o No. 352-A bakery located in a good
western Iowa town OF 1.6O0 Inhabitants
consisting of a brick bake oven, tools, fix
lures. showcases and stock on hand.
o No. S5s-Butcher business located in
good Howard county Ia, town of $500
oSd Of S shS
ness. Will sell at snap.
o No. S54-A residence property and 12
county, Kan. town; good broom house
barn. chicken house and other buildings;
good well, etc, Price, 5000.
o NO So-A good paying employment
business, consisting OF business office, fix
paying business, II pushed: Price, 500
acres. located In a good town in Nebraska.
consisting of dwelling house of 5 rooms.
large large barn barn basement with incubator
ment for poultry raising one OF the finest
equipped poultry farms in the west. Price.
H,cO0. Would trade for good western land.
o No. 357-Good fine cabinet factory for
the manufacturing of showcases, counters,
stairs china closets. bank and store fix
lures; the only exclusive factory in the
city of Des Moines; fine well established
business of modern, up-to-date fixtures.
Price, $500 encumbrance, $500. Want
o No S5s-A stock of hardware furniture
and Implements located in good Me-
braska, town; win invoice about 50 1900; also
|
implement building, $500. VIII sell for
cash or exchange for bankable paper.
o No. 359-A 5.O27 acres of good prairie
land. located miles from Maxwell City,
| ColfaX county, N. M; land is all under
fence and good crops can be raised with
Price pei serS VIII se foT to
| o No 360-Two residence properties and
\ 2h blocks of ground. located in a good
hlittle town In Madison county, Ia; I z
room house and 4-room house, in good
repair; barn sranaryi coal house, % chicken
o No. 361-A we'll paying wagon and car
rlage repair business consisting OF stock
S1S d Try ana 6cao1 e1ehaf interest Inter II
town Of 2,sOO people. A paying business
in Council Bluffs, Ia, consisting OF bricl
building. 12Ox15O, / stories, 100 rooms rent
per month. $500. Price. 1880. viii ex
change for western ranch. improved with
stock.
No, 12s-Residence property. consisting o.
lot. n-room house. good barn, city water
StoO per month; located in Garner, Ia
No. Pa small 9o-acre farm mile
Kan; Is acres under cultivation, 3 acre
OF grove good; large, orchard; good build
ings, good well, etc. -'Price. 5000 Terms
No. 190-A stock of groceries and res
taurant goods; will invoice about $500, an,
SlVO worm OF nXtureS; also store Dulldlng
with living rooms in the rear; plenty o
fruit located on. corner lot. Price 70
building and stock, $500 Will exchang
for few good horses and farm machinery
No. 13l-120-acre farm 5 miles from B
Puney Texas county, Mo; 10 acres unde
cultivation. 80 acres of oak and hickor-
timber. good buildings, spring orchard
etc. Price. $i3G0 per acre. Terms, two
thirds cash, balance to suit. Might con
slider some good trade
No 1S2-A 157-acre farm miles from Bi
Puney, Texas county, Mo-; 10 acres unde
cultivation, 40 acres of good timber, goo
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orchard of acres, good buildings, spring,
T r6TS @ Ps5 nns % or coed SW
No. iss-A 1eO-acre farm y mile from
Edanvile, Texas county. Mo-; 20 acres
under cultivation, isO acres OF oak and
hickory timber, good orchard, good build
ing, spring, etc. Price, sl2oO per acre.
with good buildings or farm land.
No. l34-A 19o12 acres ] mile from Mot
ley, Cass county, MINI; good gentle roll,
ing prairie land, no buildings. Price $500
per acre. VIII accept 5000 down; balance
to suit.
Alton, Oregon county, Mo; ali timber
walnut and other timber, no buildings
o No. sl4PA ilsst-acre ere" farm hs - ~ miles
from Leroy, Coffey county. Kan; 125 acres
under cultivation, II acres of timber. all
small orchard. good well, etc. Price. 1890
per acre; encumbrance. =, 200. Will accept
800 down, balance of equity March list
ToitsviIe, vii Ray county, Mo.; & acre acres Sn, Sn.
der cultivation, balance grass land with
the exception Of acres Of grove and 2
wells. etc. Price, 5000 per acre; encum-
brance, 500. Want cash for equity.
o No. 346-A l60-acre farm 11s miles from
Dix, ILL.,; 40 acres under cultivation, IS
acres OF white oak timber, acres Of or
chard, good buildings, good water supply,
etc. Price, 5000 per acre; encumbrance,
o No. s47-A 2OO-acre farm ~ miles from
Neosho, Mo-; so acres under cultivation, 30
good orchard, good new buildings. good
well. etc; Price 1900 per acre; encum-
brance, $500. win exchange for good
rental property OF hotel.
! o No. S4s-An SO-acre farm u mile from
Eagleton. Polk county, Ark; II acres un-
der der cultivation. t 50 acres Of pine and whit white
| ings, good well, spring. Price, 1900. Will
exchange for or 10 acres near st. Joseph,
Mo.
No. Sis-1i0-acre farm 41s miles from
| Trandom, Ill. 10 acres under cultivation,
Z acres Of grove. acres OF orchard. fairly
good buildings wells VIII exchange for
farm land. city property or live stock
o No. So-15s-acre farm mile from
under cultivation, all good. level tillable
land; no buildings Price, 41.0o per acre
eneumbrance. a,7OO. viii give terms tc
| suit
No. 1I1-A stock of drugs which will in.
voice about $500. with fixtures; located In
a good Iowa town of about 200 people
doing good business; rent, $12.0O. Price
500.
No. 117-A 2-story frame building, 2Ox5o
located in Emmettsburg, Ia, together will
two lots, we'll located Price. $4,000. VIII
exchange for residence property in Slou1
Falls, suitable for rooming purposes.
II o No. 327-A 123-acre farm 4 miles from
Scurry, Kaufman county, Tex; go acres
under cultivation, SO acres of oak and hick
ory timber; good buildings and orchard
GACs IIlNts el5.VO per acre.
o No. 32S-12O-acre farm miles from
Milo. Vernon county. Mo-; 80 acres unde
cultivation. all good level land. good or
chard. good buildings. we'll. etc. Price
$500 per acre; encumbrance, $500. VIII
exchange for small farm in Iowa or prop
erty in good town.
o No. s29-A vacant lot located in Al
verado. Tex; well located and good, valu
able property Price, $125. Would ex
change for farm land in California
o No. 330-A 317-acre farm 4 miles from
Brushvale, Wilkin county. Mimi; geo acre
under cultivation, all good level land, goo,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

the nations of the earth had gathered together
to be at the kings feast, and to testify to his
greatness and the goodness of his days. Even
unto the close of the sixth day did the feasting
and the rejoicing continue, and while it was at
its height, 10, new king was come unto the
throne and his name was Ak-Sar-Ben V.
M HEN the time of Ak-Sar- Ben V was COM
w ing to its fullness and the days of the
festival did approach, divers young men and
warriors of the kingdom who had sojourned ia
a land far off, even beyond the I'll. PRS.
waters of the great ocean, and Ne-Bras-Ka
who had there done battle against O--''-
the enemies of the ruler of all the nations, did
return and unto them did the king extend his
hand, and his countenance wreathed about
with light when they did return. For the young
men who were of the band that is called the
First Nebraska, (which is even after the
kings own name, were valiant band, and
among them were many men of might and
much valor, so that their deeds had brought to
them exceeding great fame. All the people did
call out to greet these young men, and they So
journed among their kindred. Again were the
great palaces builded by the wise men and the
counsellors of the city Illuminated with lights,
and the night made to be as the day and the
feastings and rejoicings Of the people were
without stint. Multitudes did sojourn to the
city of the king, and here did pay in their trib-
ute to the greatness of Ak-Sar-Ben V. And
after him reigned King Ak-Sar-Ben VI.
NOW, the fame of King Ak-Sar-Ben and his
Y loyal knights was extended throughout all
the kingdoms of the world, and from the East
came wise men, seeking the king that they might
learn from him wisdom and of his greatness.
And Samson did greet these wise men and show
unto them all the glories of the kingdom, and
did discover to them the secret of the great
ness of the king and of his people. Sc that
when they had ended their sojourn and did re-
turn again to their own country, wis. Men
it was to spread knowledge of seek the
the wonders of Ak-Sar-Ben and
the might and valor and richness of his men of
war and his champions and the wisdom and
prudence and foresight of his counsellors.
Plenty was in the land, and merchants from
abroad did come to the capital city of the king,
and to the other cities of his kingdom, and the
people waxed rich in their gains by reason OF
of all the people, because he was leader and q
'prophet, was numbered among the fighting men
who went out from the gates of the kings city
and he was made captain over thousand
men, and he was ever after known as Colonel
Which is high title in the land and much tt
be desired.
And while yet Ak -Sar-Ben " ruled over his
people did some of the fighting men return
from the strange lands into which they haC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

the Kingdom of Quivera lieth in the land be
;yond the great river that is known as the
Father Of Waters And to this great exposi-
ton journeyed many strangers from lands affair."
even from the uttermost ends of the earth, that
they might see the wonders of Quvera which
they praised, saying, Behold, Quivera is the
fairest Of all lands; its sons are the mghtiest
among men, and its daughters the most beauti
full among women, and its cities are strong and
powerful; its fields yield the riches of the EARTH
and from its vines do the grapes hang in large
clusters, and its wine presses give that which
doth bring great joy to the heart. Of its meats
haze we eaten and of its wines have we drank,
and we have found them good. Great is Qui-
vera and happy are the people who dwell
therein. And greatest of all kings is Ak-Sar-
Ben.
With feasting and music and with thanks
giving did they abide, and the market places
were filed to overfowing with those that
sought the merchants, and the trade of the
,oxn,., kings city did wax and multiply.
visitsth And the chief ruler of the might
est people Of all the world to
whom did King Ak-Sar- Ben and his loyal sub
jects pay tribute and do obeisance, him that
was named Mckinley, and who ruled over the
United States of America, in which was in
cluded the Kingdom Of Quivera, and whose
emblem was Old Glory, did come to the kings
city, and with him were many of his mobiles, and
those who sit in the high seats. And Ak-Sar-
Ben did make mighty feast for them, and all
the people did rejoice, and the glories of the
kingdom were shown to them that they did
marvel much at its wonders. At the same time
that Mckinley did sojoun in the land of Qui-
vera at the court of King Ak-Sar-B Ben also did
come one who was called Miles, mighty war
rior and the leader of all the armies of the land
that marched under the emblem of Old Glory;
and Shafter, who was also called Bill who was
famous warrior, for that he did take Santiago,
which was a walled city that fell before his
prowess. Besides were many others who were
high in the councils of the great land over
which Mckinley ruled, and the ambassadors of
the great nations of the world, and they all So
journed in the city of Omaha and partook of
the feastings and rejoicings.
XNTHILE yet King Ak-Sar-Ben w did
w sit on the throne and the land was pros
perous the peoples over whom Mckinley ruled
with wisdom were at war with the people of
xou.. Man another ruler, and from the gates
Go Forth of the kings city the young men
and the fighting men went forth.
Some of these did go unto far off countries that
were many days journey across the great sea,
and they did bring much glory to themselves
and to the Kingdom of Quivera by their stead
fastness and courage when they did meet the
enemies of the McKinleyites. Bryan, whose
name was William, and who was a man known
Three of the Guardians Along the
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14
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office there but was burned last night.
Englewood is d miles above and has
. good store, post Office and nice
little hotel. I located here about halt
way between the two places, as I like
the surroundings much better. After
supper, l sit out on my front porch
and smoke and look at Pine Island, a
beautiful strip of land covered with
pine trees, and about 40 rods across
the creek. A prettier picture was
never seen than to watch the sun set
through the trees and finally drop out
OF sight in the Gulf. I can hardly
take my eyes off until l am so sleepy
that have to go to bed.
Have written this mess in little
over an hour, and could write of this
fine bay and climate all night, but am
tired and thinking that you all say
"give US a rest", will close.
Yours truly,
N. B. WHEELER.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14

both hands, then another would stoop
as If to pick up pin, then another
person would make break, at last l
found that had to drop my hands
and join the gang. Scratching was
the order of exercise for about fifteen
minutes till the frey ordeal was Ger
Hold, l have an inspiration. Kind
friends, / have just been thinking of
what q comfort it would be if the
Redbugs would stay with us "Through
ALI Time and Eternity" Sing,
Charlie and Edith! Worst thing
about the Redbugs they stay SO short
8 time, about two weeks winds them
up and then there is sadness In the
camp. 4a
Everybody here is too rich to work,
bu did get man to help me two
days. Found that had some fruit
on my trees; one orange tree has at
least II boxes of oranges, one grape
fruit tree full of nice fruit, and one
lemon tree bearing fine lemons.
When hIst set out my trees, Ca
Lewis told me that what it would
cost before they came into bearing
would buy all / could eat as long as l
lived. He was right. I told him ]
would raise an orange If it took me
one hundred years, so feel that have
accomplished what 1 set out for, and
hope yet to be able to have all I car
eat and some for my friends.
While working on boats at my dock
saw lots of Zig fish near by saying
with tears in their eyes, Wheeler VIII,
don't you take me in out of the wet
All could say was "business befor,
pleasure. ;" After I got my rowboat il
the water I could not stand the tempt
alton amy longer, SO I got few
"dddlers," went up the creek about
A mile and took in twelve fine fish ii
I about ten minutes, next day I 90
4 better bait and went up and caugh
thirty'hve in thirty minutes. Lo1
Mason, Jake Hayes or any othe
7 Oresco fisherman, don't call me a liza
truth and nothing but the truth
Never saw the bay as full of fish as i
is this winter; quail, ducks, deer, will
turkey and many other fine gam
birds are plentiful, but as yet 1 hay
had no time for them. After on
more weeks farming will attend
some Of the game. 1t has been quit
> hot most of the time since cam
| here; work days in the sun with notl
Ing on but big palmetto hat, slice
9 nights with nothing but sheet owe
I me. Am patching, and finer cookin
was never tasted. Dan person stary
len fine fish, oysters, clans, quai
ducks, deer, turkey; dessert-orangeI
grapefruit, pineapples, lemons, lime
: and many other things too numeror
to mention? Echo answers no. Ili1
at tie mouth of the creek and ca
get all of the things that 1 hay
mentioned here. One mile across th
bay is Stump Pass going into th
1iGulf. Grove City is two miles beloy
y did have fine little hotel and pot
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14
DARING BANK HoLDuP FolLEp.
Innocent Man Killed by Bullet Meant
for Robber.

Great Bend, Kan, Dec. 10.-After q
daring attempt here at o'clock Sat
urday morning to rob the J. v. Brink.
man Company bank single-handed, q
man who gave his name as George A.
Lewis, of Kansas City, was surround
ed and surrendered. Bud Westfall.
driver for the Wells Fargo Express
company, was killed by shot fred
by one of the pursuers. Lewis walked
into the bank a few minutes after it
opened and pointing revolver at A..
b. Taylor, the cashier, ordered the lat
ter to throw up his hands. In an in.
slant the clerk lodged into the vault
and set off the burglar alarm. Lewis
lied Immediately and darted up an al
ley. A crowd of men and boys were
soon close behind him in pursuit, and,
seeing himself being hemmed in, the
robber darted up the stairs in the
Wells Fargo building, two blocks from
the bank. On the second floor he
locked himself in room and for an
hour defied arrest.
Several shots were fired into the
room in an attempt to dislodge the
robber. One bullet struck and in.
stantly killed Driver Westeall who
was in the express Office on the street
floor. Finally, after parleying for an
hour with his pursuers, Lewis surren-
dered and was taken to the county
Jail. Officers believe that the name
of Lewis is fictitious. He said that he
came here from Chicago to do the Job.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14

p. Q. Dewitt g. Co., of Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared,
assures us that this remarkable diges.
tant and CORE ctive for the stomach
confirms fully to all provisions OF the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Inc kodol laboratory is a very large
one, but II all the sufferers from indi.
gestion aud stomach troubles could
know the virtues Of Kodol it would be-
impossible for the manufacturers. to
keep up with the demand Kodol is
sold here by j. 81. Luers Drug Co.