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The new age., 1907-01-05

Aawsys - ~ tAs fzmeus esne<A
kzShar cigar. Esberg- Gunst CaGeR
O.. general agents. Portland. Or.
The new age., 1907-01-05

Willis BURY, formerly Of this city
but now domiciled in Seattle, spent
several days in our city during the
holidays. He reports that he is pros
pering in his new home and has in
vested quite extensively in real estate
in his new home Rumor says that he
is looking for helpmeet.
The new age., 1907-01-05

What is the matter with the
churches and societies? No ceieDra-
tion of the 1st of January; in fact IL
seems of late that our organizations
have ceased to take advantage OF op-
portunities to appear before the public.
We trust that 1907 will make change
for the better in this respect. Let the
members of our churches and benevo-
lent organizations wake up and go % q
work Remember it is better to wear
out than to rust out.
The new age., 1907-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Merideth enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Laurence, Mrs d. Newman and
Messrs E. Richardson and v. Keen.
The new age., 1907-01-05

We learn that Mr.. J. P. JOEL, VINO
has held the responsible position OF
steward of the Concordia CLUB, mas
made up his mind to resign and en-
gage in business for himself. he VIII
be succeeded by Mr.. Thomas Johnson
who has ably seconded him for some
time past. We predict Mr. Joel a
brilliant and prosperous future.
The new age., 1907-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Payne, OF
Wheeler street. entertained a few
friends on Wednesday evening, Jan
nary 3. The new game of 500 was in
troduced to the delight OF all: An
elaborate luncheon was served the
guests. which included many rare ana
excellent dishes for which the es-
teemable hostess is justly famous
The new age., 1907-01-05

The Anheuser. Henry M. Williams.
proprietor, 234 Morrison street. corner
Sacond Portland, Ore. Telephone
Main 2617.
The new age., 1907-01-05

Mrs. Lulu Easton and Mrs. E. King
are both suffering from sprained and
bruised limbs, as the result of fall.
While their injuries are painful, no
serious consequences are expected to
result, although both ladies are con-
fined to the house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-28

Cabbage plants for sale, 6oz N. 9th.
Furnished rooms for man and wife.
Corner Swink Ave and 18th St. 5-5
Special Notiec.-During the farmers
busy SESSION the City Realty Co. will con-
duct their sales at the Adobe Barn every
second Saturday. commencing June S.
Feast on root beer. pretzels and
"weny" sandwiches at the German
counter July 3rd and 4th.
Or. Bulette of Pueblo, will be at the
Hotel El Captain Rocky Ford. Friday,
June 2e. Practice limited to diseases of
the eye, ear. nose and throat, and fitting
glasses. 5-4
wish to introduce myself to the ladies
of Rocky Ford who desire fashionable
dressmaking at their homes by week or
day. Call or address Mrs. Gertie M Cook.
Phone Ford l65. 55tf
If you have any second hand furniture
to dispose Of see the Burkdoll Hardware
Co. They are in the market for all they
can get and will pay good prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-28
WANT COLUMN
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Buttarcd buns and cold milk at the
Swiss chalet. July 5rd and 4ih.
For Sale-Tho manure in our feed
yards. Weaver & Bond. 52tf
Rooms for rent in tho Godding terrace.
N. Main.-W. F. Stark. +6f
For Sale.-An extra good milk. cow
Frank Nichols. sle So. Main. SAP
Your fortune in the tea leaves at the
Japanese booth. July 5rd and 4th.
FOR SALE.-isoo acres Irrigation
land in Maverick County. Texas. 800
acres under cultivation and irrigation now
$4,000 irrigation improvements and
pumping plant, water taken from the Rio
Grand river. Land lays fine and joins the
town Of Eagle Pass on the east. Rail-
road switch on land; largo warehouse
and good buildings. Part Of the land
can be plated for city. Price for so
days $4,000 per acre. Address W. L.
Packard. Pittsburg. Kan. 2-4
Wanted.-Repair work in the carpenter
line; porch building. screening. etc.. by
tirss-elass carpenter. Ask for j. N. Neil,
4Oz So. Seventh St. Asp
Buy hot tamales and chill con earnie o
the dark-eyed Spanish senoritas. July 5rd
and 4th.
Parties wishing room without board
will find nicely furnished room at 4lo
North 18th street.
wanted-To buy gentle driving horse
and good miloh COW. c. H. M. Minor.
5tf Office over Kimzey's store
Wanted.-Seeond hand furniture. Sec
the Burkdoll Hardware Co. Good prices
will be paid.
International Carnival! Lunch served
the evening of tho 4th. beginning at S
o'clock, at the German Restaurant in new
Gobln Block.
We furnish the home complete. Cash
or instalments. W. F. Stark 45tf
Cat fish, white fish, trout, sal.
mon and halibut at Stauffer's
every week.
The Burkdoll Hardware Co. wants all
the second hand furniture they can get,
and will pay the highest price for same.
For quick and satisfactory returns list
with the City Realty Co. 5l-tf
Eat cottage cheese and drink butter
milk in the Swiss chalet July 5rd and
4th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-28
Real Cst.ts Movement.

Real Estate Movement.
J. W. Rice is arranging to take party
Of land prospsetors down into the Duran
60 country next week.
Mrs. l. B. Wood has this week sold 70
Mrs. Stone. . Swink resident. the i've
acre tract on the southeast Of town.
known ss tho Lueors place. The psies
was $1,000.
The City Realty Co.. this week sold the
Charles Cornelius 100 acre ranch two
and ons-half miles southwest Of Rocky
Ford 70 Prot N. J. Miller. also the John
Hester dwelling and two lots on North
18th st 70 Robert Wright. Also the L.
D. Nelson residence and two lots on South
+th ST.. TO David Hamm.
Charley cornslius has disposed Of his
fine ranch just south Of town TO party
o: illinois people composed Of Norman ].
Miller. Jacob J. Miller and John H. Wolf.
They will divide the land amongst them.
The sale was effected through Cofman
& Bowman. The samo real estate men
have concluded the deal reported last
week Of the sale Of the oriswold store
property on South Main 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
ooa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-28
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!. LOCAL q

Mrs. Lizzie Cheney is visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. M. Cheney. enrouts to Canada
from winter in California.
Mrs. Scott Shepherd. and Miss Young
Of Pueblo. are Rocky Ford visitors with
their friend Miss Ella Cline.
Principal Tucker came to town on
school busisess from his home in Colorado
Springs for day this week.
Mrs. W. D. Mcpherson arrived home
Sunday from several weeks vacation
spent at her summer home in Estes
Park.
Robt. Garner left Saturday for his
home In Sioux Falls. Ia, after vacation
visit Of several weeks with Rocky Ford
friends.
E. e. Nelson who has been visiting his
parents . few days goes to Colorado
Springs this week to = position in q
Springs clothing house.
Ex-Aldsrman and Mrs. Morrow loft
Wednesday for Los Angeles and San
Diego. Cal. for prolonged visit They
will visit with a daughter in San Diego.
F.w. Roberts. right Of way agent. and
staff Of wire stIingers Of tho Colorado
& Eastern Telephone Co.. are In town
this week. putting up the lines Of the CON-
pany.
Mrs. N. o. cogeins and family. Of
PittsburR. are planning 70 spend their
summer In Rocky Ford again. ss they
were won't 70 DO before Mr.. cesgin's
death.
Misses Sylvia Kinney and Fern crsssy
are two Of Rocky Ford's high school grad
uatss who will take up University work
this fall. They will asssod Denver Uni
vsrsity.
Miltoa Dukes Of Victor has been visit
| ing his father and his brother WIN this
week In company with = friend. Mr.Payns
The two young men LEFT Wednesday for
Reno. New. whore they sxpset 70 locate.
Maynard ounssl. Of Albuqusrqus. N.
H.. 10 visiting Superintendent Brown Of
he Electric Light plant Mr.. onnssl b
IN electrician who has installed and owned
light plants In several towns Of the west.
Homer Kinney and bride are honey
incoming In Chicago and will return to
Rocky Ford via Denver and Colorado
Springs, making stops In both Colorado
cities. Homsr's young friends are anxious
70 know what train the bridal party will
arrive 90.
D. W. Barklsy recalls that Il will b
just thirty years next +th Of July since he
celebrated tho day up In the San Luis
valley, and on which occasion he had TO
break the leo In the water bucket to make
coffee for the party In camp. He says
this occurred In the valley. too. not up the
mountain sides.
Rocky Ford was visited by two cars Of
auto tourists Monday from Wichita. Kan.
They were headed for tho mountains. bu.
stopped over for day to SEQ our town.
registering at El Captain. The party was
composed Of W. q. Throckmorton and
wife. Miss Eliza and Oak L. Throekmor-
ton. Miss Clay Slauss. F. A. Amsden and
wife and Edgar Amsden.
II. n. Hickman left for Dayton. Ohio.
yesterday. Ho has just returned from
northern California. where our former
townsman j. c. Funderberg and party
! Of his Dunkard eo-roligionists have made
+, a settlement. Mr.. Hickman goes to Ohio
in the interests Of further colonization in
the same section Of tho northwest. He
says that Northern California Is now at
tracing large number Of eastern poo
plc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-28
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frank II. HollenhaeS. pastorJ
Sabbath school at $40 a. m. Epworth
League at p. m. Regular service al
II a. m. Sermon. "Amerioa's Young
Men and Women Organized for God"
This will be special sermon in recogni-
ton Of the Christian Endsavor convsn-
ton now in session In the city. In the
evening tho congregation will mite with
the Endeavor in their closing union SER
vice in the opera house.
Christina.
W. B. Harter. Pastor.
404 N 18th St
Union c. E. prayer-meeting at $3.50
m. Bible school at 9:46 am. church SER
vice at y Am. Convention Rally SER
vice in the afternoon beginning at 2
o'clock: will be held at the opera house
where the evening convention service will
also bs held. Sec convention program.
Oaptise Church.
S. c. Green. Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at ! ! =. me-
and 8 p. m. Sunday school at s:+6 am
Young peoples meeting pm.
First Christian Science oeossey.
Chapel and Reading Room Hagen bloch
South Main.
Services: Lesson Sermon Sunday %
Testimonial services Wednesday 8 pm
Reading Room open daily excepting Sum
day 2 70 s p. m.
Mrs. Anna Louise Norris Clark.
First Reader.
CATHOLIC
FATHER FELIX DiLLY. Pastor.
Services on first and third Sundays o.
each month. First Sunday. Mass At II
o'clock and third Sunday at o'clock
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-28

A few doses Of this remedy will In.
variably cure nm ordinary attack OF
diarrh4a.
Il can always be depended upon.
even In the more severe attacks OF
cramp collie and cholera inorbns.
It's equally successful for summer
diarrhua and cholera infnntum In
children, and IL the means Of saving
the lives of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened II Is pleasant TO take.
Every man of n family should keep
this remedy in his home. Buy 1t now.
PRICE, 25c. LARGE SIZE, 50c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-28
Notice ofApplieasion to Lease State Lands.
Onicc OF the State Board OF Land commis
Ainncra.

Nioncrs.
Denver. Colo. juno 1th. 1907.
Notice n hereby given that Charles A. Hoy
nolds whose posiofiicc address l. swink. Colo
rpdo. on May 9Th. 1907. made application No.
JIe, to the State Board OF Land Commission.
crs to lease the following described School
lnnd,. situate In Otsro county. Colorado. to-
wit:-Aii OF Section 10. Township Is South.
HnnHc 20 West All Of Section ID. Township
- South. Range IS West.
No othsr application to lease tho above dc.
scribcd premises or objections against tho
above application will be considered after
July nth 1877.
JOHN l.. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
IS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
FOR RENT-HOUSES
BARGAINS IN RENTALS.

BARGAINS IN RENTALS
ltos N, nth ST., S-rooms. city water, SO
i4lO N. SQth, 5-room cottage city water
reduced TO only Sli.
SOC 8. 18th, Georgia Ave) 5-room cottaEe'
with bath room, gas and good barn.
choice location, reduced to $3.50.
ll2 s. 18th Ave, fine 6-roon. strictly mod
ern cottage, very choice location, 10
SIS N. flst Ave, rooms. bath, gas ana
barn. reduced to Si6
l54S 8. 9th, 7 rooms, all modern, with open
plumbing, reduced to only $3.50. This Is
near Hanscom park and cast side car.
snap for someone
l01 lizard, S rooms, all modern, fine neigh
bOrhood, close to car and reduced to SIS.
SIG 8 18th Ave, S-room, all modern, COM
modious house, beautiful shade, reduced
~ N. Ssth, rooms, all modern, at only
SO
All the above are big values at prices
quoted. II you contemplate moving, see
us this week without fail. We will make
Il worth your while to deal with us.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & Co. Sole Agents,
col N Y. Life Bldg. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
A. P. TUKEY & SON.
SOLID WHITE PINE HOUSES

We offered three six-room
houses and seven lots for sale
on Thursday, and on Friday
had fifteen answers to the add
vertisement. They were worth
the money, hence the in
qulries. They are built en-
tirely OF white pine.
This property is part of the
Patrick estate and the houses
were well built. Six large
rooms. We are painting and
doing general repairing on the
houses and will put them In
the best of shape and offer
them for 81. $50 each, with 40x
l9O feet Of ground. They front
east on 25th St., just south OF
Corby, with a vacant lot on
the corner. Behind the house
fronting north OF Corby and
extending back TO 9th st. we
have seven lots 40Xl6O feet
each. and at $500 they are the
cheapest lots in the nelghbor-
hood. There Is sewer In the
street and water within reach.
A.. Look them up and at once. as
they viii not last long.
A. p. Turkey & SON,
i44-445 Board OF Trade, Phone Doug-21S
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06

famous Panhandle of Texas. We own
quarter OF million acres. VIII sell you
1000 acres at Wholesale " ole at price that
5000 cash, 5000 March LIST, 5000 May LIST,
$500 June LIST, and the balance on terms.
The land retails at S13 to SIS per acre.
II you can buy one section of land month,
the profits on your sales will take care
OF your payments after the FIRST 5000
People are going to Texas by the thousand,
1907 will be a hummer" Do not sell land
on commission when you can handle a
deal Of your own and make five times as
much money.
II you are a hustler, we can show you
where you can clear 5000 in six months
on 5000 investment II interested, write
for further particulars, Now Is the time
Texas & Southwest Colonization Co.,
corner Nicholas and Sd Sts., MINNEAPOLIS,
MINI. H
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
FOR SALe--REAL ESTATE
w. H. GATES
Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 129

Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1924.
Eight-room modern house on 40th
near Dewey Zine location) hardwood
finish, large reception hall, full base
ment, laundry; built by owner for a
home, of the best material; lot 47x155,
paved street and permanent walks
$3.50.
Eight-room modern brick, slate roof,
house; oak finish and two mantels
with flreplaces on first floor; laundry
on south front and lot 50x124; paved
street; near oath st. car line-$4,S5O.
Eight-room new modern house with
hardwood floors and casing; full base
| ment ready to move right into, at
42d and Douglas-$3,SOO.
Eight-room modern house at 1921
Pinkney; a good heating plant in good
order; large cellar; lot 5Ox124-
S2,750.
Eight-room, two-story house, and
barn, at 1912 N. 26th; modern except
furnace; renting at $40; for SS'OOO'
seven-room modern house, and barn,
at PALS N. 22d; a nice home; renting
at $40; lot 30x140-$S,50O.
Seven-room house at PAPA N. 27th
Ave, corner of Lake; water, sewer;
lot 40x110; renting at SIS. Price
81 500 for this week only; next week
price will be $500.
six-room cottage at 2119 Maple st. !;
bath and gas; lot 50x122; paved
street-$2,200
Seven-room house at 2447 N. 18th
(Boulevard) water and sewer; lot 80
x130; only $3.50.
Five-room new cottage, modern ex-
cept furnace, at 1915 N. 22d; east
front; lot 33x140; all fenced, with nice
outbuildings; renting at $40; wanting
$4,000.
Five-room, story-and-a-half house
modern except furnace; renting at $40
If sold soon will take $1,70O.
! RE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
FARMS


100 acres, we'll improved within 1 miles of
Omaha postoffice, Groom house, large
barns, $3.50 per acre.
1O6 acres ia miles from Irvington, all in
cultivation, 80 acres fall wheat, GO acres
corn, 8 acres alfalfa, acres clover, good
4-room house, barn 20x40, corn cribs, etc
improvements are new and cost 5000
Possession March 1, 1907. Price, 500 per
acre.
so acres about 1 mile north of Dodge St
paved road, b-room house, good out-build-
ings, some fruit. Price $lS per acre.
50 acres ~ miles from Willard, new 4-room
house, good dairy farm, will keep 20 cows.
SIS per acre.
acres cultivated, 10 acres pasture. Price,
$500 for short time.
$40 acres, miles east of Calhoun, 5-room
house, good improvements, splendid stock
farm. Price, s9.000. Terms, 5000 cash,
bal at per cent or owner will take good
Omaha improved property as part OF pur-
chase price
20 acres mile northwest of Benson, $3.50
per acre.
80 acres same locality, 1925 per acre.
100 acres ~ miles s. of Calhoun, all cul-
tivated, $50 per acre Easy terms.
1852 acres adjoining La Platte, 100 acres Gull
tivated, bal. in pasture, houses, one 4
rooms, one rooms, about acres in or
chard, IL acres In vineyard, $3.50 per
acre. IL taken at once.
GEORGE & CO., 1901 FARNAAd, OMAHA.
HISS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06

The Byron Reed Co,
Have you ever thought of owning a home
OF your own7 We want you to look over
our list Of houses IL you contemplate get
ting home.
$500
1920 8. 34th st. This is a good s-room
2-story house, with best of plumbing, cell
lar, paved street, permanent Walk, only
blocks to Hanscom park car line; near
Field club.
$2,650
2OS Poppleton Ave. Groom 2-story house;
good barn; cement walks round house,
paved street, south front lot. Very con-
yenient for some South Omaha man, as
It is only one block to new oath street car
line.
$2,75O
S4O7 jackson st. 7-room 2-story house, al
modern new porcelain bath tub, closet,
etc; house in good condition.; immediate
possession.
$4,000
On Burt St., near the Boulevard. A new
7-room all modern house, newly papered
south front lot. This is convenient to
81. Johns church and Creighton college
$4,250
Cor 18th and Poppleton Ave A good
S-room all modern house; nice corner lot.
fine shade trees, barn, paving and perma-
nent walk.
$500
2s17 California. new s-room thoroughly
modern home, fine oak finish down
stairs, 4 bedrooms and bath upstairs, fin
ished in white enamel; lot 6Oxl60.
$4,000
9019 California St. A very fine S-room
house, large living room, dining room and
reception room, oak finish and oak floors,
large bedrooms, large attic, lot 50x160.
A very slightly location, right on car line.
$500
On S5th St.. near wooIworth Ave. we
have a fine S-room all modern home on
beautiful east front lot, right in the
cream of the new addition. This will be
worth $500 in the spring. Better buy
now before the advance.
23D AND DOUGLAS SITS.
"A feet on Douglas, near I'D. Good PROPOSE
tlon for fats, Only $500.
TRACKAGE
large lots with brick building and sheds
| RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

4 or unfurnshed rooms modern, without
heat, reasonable, 2667 Douglas.
G-M401 OK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN VACANT LOTS

Three beautiful south front lots on Wool
worth Ave, near the Field cluo ranging
in size from 52xl5 up TO 66xlA feet. Prices
81 200 to $500.
A west front on S5th Ave, near Wool
worth Ave, 52x141 feet, $1,000
l0Oxl6 feet west front on 33d ST., near
Farnam ST. $500.
62xl96 feet on SD Ave, near Farnam st.,
81, $50.
Two fine lots on Lafayette Ave, between
36th and 3Sth SITS; one south front and one
north front, 81 200 and S1lOO. respectively.
Beautiful south front corner az 18th and
Cunning St. owner anxious to sell. See
us Tor particulars.
South front lot boxl621t feet, with natural
shade trees. on Nicholas St., west OF 18th.
Nine lots in Halcyon Heights (Benson)
from one TO one and a half blocks from
the car line; prices from 500 TO $500. I'm
proved property all around them.
One south front lot In Auburn Hill addt-
ton, near the Country club; price 500.
Another lot, east front, near 18th and
Erskine ST., one-half block from car line,
A fine lunch Of lots in clifton Hill. some
as low as 500 each.
20 acr OF fine garden or fruit land In
one body. inside the town limits of Ben
son, $3.50 per acre.
j. H. DUMONT g. SON
1856 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
FOR SALE-FARMS
Brown Co. Ranch

2, $50 acres decided, $50 school land. IL miles
north OF Ainsworth, Neb.; $40 acres now
ments. 9O miles az wire fence. plenty OF
timber abundance Of water, soil black
sand loan; 300 acres In hay land. One of
state. About $1,000 in cattle, horses, hogs
and farm implements now on the ranch.
This ranch will be sold In the whole or
in part at a reasonable figure. Will ac-
cept mercantile business or good income
city property. Owner recently crippled
for life. Tell me what you have.
J. II. JOHNSON, N. Y. LIFE.
H-590 6x
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
NICE COTTAGE

Small. but coy, full 50-foot lot, good
large barn, both only three years old
Owner moving TO Des Moines and must
sell. Two blocks to oath street car. Only
81, COO About $500 cash; balance same as
rent
BEMIS,
Phone Douglas 5s5. Paxton Block.
RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-06
Choice Iowa Farm

,S5 acres near Modale, Harrison county, 400
acres, under cultivation, mostly corn;
finer crop you never saw; soil can't be
bent; two sets Of buildings. To settle a
partnership will sell this valuable farm
at a bargain and accept half In smaller
farm or a clean merchandise stock or in
come city property: balance easy. Can
do business quick on something good.
J. II. JOHNSON, N. Y. LIFE.
R-1529 6x