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BENSON.

r. p. Cook Of Spokevill-, east part Of
this town. was buried sunday. funeral
being held at his late home. the Rsv. ].
Vail ronG offciatins. The burial was in
Orvpll.-Tfenry Green died at his brothers
IN N. enst part Of BENSON Friday. Tho
d.censed was - wears o'h ana his home
was in brandon. His disease was measles
complicated with pneumonia. Mrs A. c.
P,ue died February X leaving A baby
two weeks cid. She was the daughter Of
Nr. and Mrs Eugene Mcdonald Of
BENSON and wss born here 81 years ago
Her funeral took plsc. February H. Mt
the CONGREGATIONAL Church and was
largely attended. the Rev. J. Hall Long
~ Panton ofnciatinG. The burial was in
West View renetery.-J. G. King went
To the Rutland hospital Monday and WINS
op.rated upon Tuesday. FIe is reported
doing we'll and will be homo In few DAYS.
Mrs. Lena Mckay Ia In BROOKLYN ~
Y. visiting friends,--Dr. J, p. Newton
,rrived home tuesday night inter- a
months absence visiting relatives IN
southern Alabama and Miss'ss'ppi~
-rred May an old resident, Is quito i'll,
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

Mystic Castle, No. 81, X. OF p. has
been instituted hero with the following
officers: q. ". Daley, chancellor COM
mnnder VI. =. Stanley. vice-chancellor
| commander: the Roy. Charles =. Bur
rougha prelato; George ". Newton. mas
ter of work; r. A Spafford. master of
arms, G l.. Bogl" heeper % records;
| Frank Adams. master Of finance ard
Wary 6 wilder. master OF eSchequer.--
The White River Medical association net
At tho Junction House parlors Tuesday
] ALBANIAN
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money from prison labor than did any |
other county In the State, but more |
than tho other "a counties combined.
Mrs r. o. wedge fractured both bones
OF her left arm Monday evening by slip
ping on an icy sidewalk on LanEdon
street. She struck with her full weight
upon her LEFT hand.
Galusha c. Bemis. n baker OF Barre,
has hled petition IN bankruptcy with
Referee w n. Theriault. He has H.
abilities OF S1,b7s and assets ~ 900,
Of which 1900 IL claimed exempt. Tho
first meeting ~ his creditors Will pe
held Saturday, March &.
The date OF the annual Odd Fellows
ball has been hxcd for Monday even
ing. April -
George Wheeler t. slowly recover
ing from tho shock Of paralysis which
FRUSTRATED him two weeks ago He is
gradually r"enining the use OF his
left hand. a d expects to be able to
sit M In few days.
F.. A. Nutt has been engaged as the
speaker FOR the Memorial day exer-
cises At Cabot
At the instance of States Attorney
Gates. Andrew Getchell of Calais was
arrested Monday evening charged with
keeping his children from school. He
pleaded guilty but because Of the fact
that Getchell Ia Civil War veteran,
sentence was suspended and II ~ proba-
,le no further action will he taken. as
he has promised to hereafter send his
children regularly to school.
! Edwin w. Harlow hookkeeper for the
T Montrel~r Grocery company. died sud
! denly yesterday morning 81 apoplcxy in
| the ONCE ~ the company on Barrc street.
Mr.. HARLOW wa. 81 years old. He Was
born IN Springfield and for many years
was manager Of a grocery store In Brat
tlehoro Five Years ago he came 70 Mont
pelier to assume the management ~ tn.
now wholesale grocery company then
being orranizod. Mr. Harlow was twice
married. Hi. first wife WINS Elizabeth
Powers Of Springfield. She died in 1875
and a year later he was married to Laura
Burnhan Of Bethel. who survives him
with one-halt brother. Hernon Harlow OF
Hartford Conn Since living In Mont
! pclier Mr. Harlow had been prominently
identified with trinity Methodist Church.
He r-n. member OF the Odd Fellows
Lodge in Prattleboro. It Il expected the
funeral will re held Friday forenoon.
Mis-. Gr,ce ClouTh. who has been a
student in Montpelier seminary. left
Tuesday night for New York. 1t IL under
| stood she Ia to he soon married to Frank
| Redd ~ Florida T. IL said the wedding
Is 70 take place nj the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank briggs in Bethel the latter
being an aunt OF the girl.
A statement hled with the state
auditor by the state treasurer shows
that only two members Of the LeFis-
lature with the exception ~ Speaker
Cheney. turned their SALARY grab
money into the State treasury. Rep
r.nntative Adam. 81 MARLBOROUGH
left his additional 50: and Senator
rairhanks ef ~. Johnsbury returned
sS to tho state treasurer. 1t was
the theory 81 ssnator Fairbanks that
rp to Jsou.ry l. 1909. the memher'
should receive IS per day. and after
that - per day. Pour or Ave other
members inludins Representative
sesver 81 WilliAmstown and Gehhard'
OF Sheihurne. accepted their addition
al paw from the state but have since
turned 1t over to institutions in the!r
towns.
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WESTTIELD.

Mrs Dayton Hardins has been very
i'll with the grip for a few day..-Miss
Mabel 1envare &. spending tho week
with her sister, Mrs Roy Sinclair Of
Lowell. Mr.. F-red Msconher Of Grand
l-l. who har he-n visiting relative. IN
town, was called home last Friday or
account al TIE Hines, ~ her husband
The storm FRIDAY "a, the worst ~ the
res.cn All n. road. were filed and
badly drirted. The weight 81 sno~
nrok~ down the roof ~ Herbert Reeds
long eh-d vhch IN turn loosened the
roof ~ th- connecting woodshed 40 tho
wind took that on too.--Nrs Nancy
rAl, who I've. a. The home 81 her son.
Walter vas e. Years OLD Wednesday
NJ. W y. pell gave n dinner in honor Of
the occasion to several relatives and
friends
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Or. and MIS-. HAL were In Mont
p-lier Friday Margaret Dickey gave
a party to her many friends Saturday
niFht--Mrs. William II. FAIR died
from the Effects OF shock Monday
at her HON, on the West Hin In
Hardwick She wa. long resident
Of this town and a daughter 81 Joshua
and Sarah Ratchelder She was 90
years ~ age and lc-ves husband,
ten children and large number or
ran6chiluren.--The bickey hmiiy
Will soon nova to Parrr.'-Mason
Wheeler died Sunday at an advanced
age AT the home OF his daughter. MIS-
Wilbur Parker
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tContinued from 3rd PnseJ

Tayos was on over Sunday guest OF
her sister, Miss Grace Hayes at the
University OF Vermont. Burlington
Mr and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood ore guests
at c. f. Lexclles In White River
Junction for week.-Mrs.. George
Prince Is entertaining her sistcr. Mrs
c w. Miller OF Lebanon, N. H.--Miss
Mnudc johnston went Saturday to
Lebanon, ~ H.. for a few days st her
home-Miss Lucinda Dupu's OF Enos-
burgh Falls spent Sunday at her sis
tsr's, Mrs. l.. ID. Rix.--Mr. and Mrs.
f. A. Thomas entertained Prot. and
Mrs. Whitchill Of White River June
ton over Sundav.--Mr. and Mrs r. A.
MELVILLE came Saturday from Kecne.
n H. for few days tier mothers
Mrs A. G. Putnam's. Mrs. r. O. Nor
ton spent sunday in South Royalton.
Mrs A. H. Ford came Saturday from
warren for n week at her sons, John
Ford.-Misses Esther Hubbard and
Marion Nickcrson are In burlington
FOR a few days.-Mrs. W. n. Button
and little grandson, Lucius are In
Darlington. n. H, visting the form
er's daughter, Mrs. Harry Mitchell
+. J. O'Brien OF Sonerville. Mass,
epent Sunday with his VIE NJ Mrs
Mary Carr's.--Dr. and Mrs. @. A. Wheel
.r returned Monday to Boston after a
Pew DAYS Mt A. L. Bass's.--Airs. A r..
Powers is spending fcw days in Mont
peter and Pl1lnneld.-Guy Woodland ar
rived sunday from Montana --M~s. l. n.
Xix IS recovering from an operation.-C.
a. Powell OF Milton was telegraph oper-
ator while Mr.. Prefountain was in Nor
gt, II la, ,e,-N ',irti1 n lN
Monday, the schools were not In ses-
sion and Z. A. Thomas's and Bell Bros.
stores we're closed The Only observance
was largely attended dance Monday
evening. The Rev. l.. J. Morse Of Wilder
,isitcd at r T. Mctntosh's Monday
Tic splendid crust Sunday and Monday
attracted many lovers 81 coastng, Who
went in large numbers to enjoy the sport
in Mari-Cnstlc Park.
Adelhcrt Scrihrer IS visiting his
brother in Hartford. Come. \. Nc
Call ana Miss Gertrude Hcrnande,
Loft Tuesday FOR New York. tho for
mer stopping at Boston en- route
Frank Wood is visiting his wife In
Boston MRS. !. =. cleveland Is
threatened with pneumonia.-E, A
Thomas is in New York for few
days.--Arthur slack is moving from
Randolph Center into Mrs Mar'
Mann'e house on Park strect.-Mi''
Mildred Bradley returned Tuesday r.
Swauton inter- n few days At Homer
VANS.
Prof T.. G. Ham, manager Of the hiel
school base ball team, is arranging very
good schedule FOR tho coming reason
plans have thus far been projected FOR
game with Vermont Academy. Two viii
Hontpclie- liFh school. two with Mont
relier Seminary. and two with Whitcoml
nigh school Of Bethel Arrangements cr'
10 be made with White River Juncnor
. high schol. South Royalto1 hish school
Northneld high school and Wcoa'tocl
high school. and rerhsps Spnuldins hiF'
school Of Barre. The outlook FOR -0o'
.eam Is very promising ard Is we'll backed
M The schedule. to emhrac. A. leas
fourteen games. Is the hest planned 70
number Of sensons.--George Chatf-ld
Frederick Dumas, Gle0 Bailey. Fr'n'
Phillips and Niss RUBY Allen furnisNe'
music FOR dance IN Tunhrdge last even
inr.-Mrs. Belle DUBOIS was in RurlnS
ton Yesterday.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

The annual convention OF the rural mail
carriers of Windsor county was held here
Monday afternoon and evening Papers
we're read by Burns /, Osgood Of Gays
Vile T.. ". Peck Of Windsor and v. n.
Dupus Of Woodstock and officers chosen
as follows. President, ]. W Mccarthy,
Windsor; vice president, w. ~. Morse,
Cavendish; secretary and treasurer. y.
II. Bcckwith. Bethel; executive commit
tee, o. n Flint. South Royalton; w. ".
Giles. Hartland; W. II. Richardson,
Chester Tho next annual meeting will be
in Springfield.
Mrs. T., NJ Corwin Is confined TO tho
house by 'lness-A large party Of school
children went 10 Pomfret Friday eveu-
inG whore they were defeated at basket
hall.-H n. Kibhy has moved into his
hocec on Windsor stroet.--John T.. Phelps
and May r. RUSS were married at Mari
borough. Mars. February % The ladies'
NJ tho N"thodist Church will serve sup-
per In tho church parlors Thursday from
I % n , %
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MIDDLESEX.

George r, Bailey OF CHICAGO came
Sunday to spend few days at his home
farm.-IIenry Brothers was In North
teld Saturday TO look at farm that he
had contemplated buying. The sunday
school Of the Methodist Church held a
social Wednesday evening in the vestry
Henry Brothers went to Braintres
Monday In company with a real estate
agent or Barre to look at some farms
III That section.--Mrs +. Walcott IL quite
pooriN'-Mrs. Walter Carr ~ SouN
FAME came TUESDAY To remain n few
Gays to care for her grandmother, Mrs
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MORETOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Harmie Nelson We're in
Montpelier FTiday.-Mr. and Mrs. John
kinKsury OF Waitsfeld visited al NJ ".
Davis's Sunday Mrs. Drirsey returned
to her homo in North Fayston Sunday.
Frank Buckley was in Montpelier Sat
ury Grace Bulkley, who has been visit
ms in Montpelier for several days, re-
turned home Saturday night Frank At
kirs who works In Bolton. visited his
family Sunday. Ella Somcryille Of Bur-
lington Is visiting her parents
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MORGAN.

IT, r. Bates has been drawn as
petit Juror and II. A. Bartlett. special
grand Juror for tho March term u
court ut Newport.--Several in Frank
lie Clair's family have been III but at
present arc on the gain.---Mrs. S. G.
wilcox has been in Barton to attend
the funeral Of sister.
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FAYsTON.

Henry Backus and Adam Mckay, VINO
have been Ill with pneumonia, are re-
covering About 80 schoolnstes ana
other friends helped Francis Ron'"o
RragE celebrate his 18th birthday
James Mccullough is stil quite i'll from
the effects OF pneumonia
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WAITSTIELD.

Edward Cour-ey and Charles Moriarty
are ill.-Mr ma Mrs. Daniel Aoriarty
were in Montpelier sunday.-The men
Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church viii give
an oyster suprer Thursday evening Old
sugar maker. predict great run OF sap
this sr-ng
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Roxbury TuesdaY.-W. j McGlahln has
rented his farm 70 I'm Carleton for ono
year-Miss Edith Lamb, who was seri-
ously burned last week. is as comfort
oble as can be expected.
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NUM- roll call Of the Congreea tional
Church will be held Thursday evening IN
the church parlors.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs Clara allasher, wifi. OF r. N.
Gallagher OF MIL village. died Sunday
room after 10 days' Illness with pneu-
monia The funeral VAS held We'd
nesiaV
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weeks rest from Medford, Mass,
where she teaches in the public
schools
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PROCTOR

Marry Roberts Of Brandon has secured
A., ,o.,t,on With the Vermont Marble conn
pany IA mail clerk.-P. J. Carney has
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
GOOD BARGAINS

KOUNTzE PLACE.
BOO Spencer St, a new house OF seven
rooms: extra good quality. fine arrange
ment: best location; price low and easiest
terms OF payment
Double house, I'D and Lothrop, new; now
occupied by choice tenants; desirable for
investment or home, or both.
FARNAM STREET.
Southwest corner FaTnam and 10Th, 1870 feet
on Farnam, 50 feet on 18th; ten-Toom
house This ground Is unsurpassed for
fine apartment house or flats, with or
without small store rooms.
DOWN TOWN FLAT.
Best small Investment in city; only thres
blocks TO postoffce; always rented TO
best tenants; practically new.
c. s. SHEPARD, Owner.
a0 Writ St
Qs)-a4 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

CHOICE HOME, ll2 y. 4lst ST. 81. 500.
Six rooms thoroughly modern, nearly new,
hot water heat, electric lights and gas, up
TO date plumbing. reception han, parlor,
dining room, kitchen, large pantry-first
floor; three bed rooms. large alcove and
bath upstairs; rOomy closets; attic
floored. All IN best OF repair. Full lot.
east front, near Farnam car line. one
OF. the choicest residence districts In the
city.
FELL & PINKERTON CO.. OWNERS.
4Os First National Bslk Building.
Phone. Douglas 1F. QS)E
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
New Mexico.


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journal gives reliable Information on an
tire state. II tells about lands, product
raised, Developments going on; puts you
IN. touch. win those having farms and
colonization lands for sale; gives all mat-
tiers Of interest TO those contemplating
moving to Texas. Don't make Invest
ments until you read H.: three months
subscription Sc. Texas Realty Journal
HUSTON Tex (O-RQi Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Bargains Extraordinary

West OF KountEe Place, a 2-story, 7-room
house, modern except furnace and in first
class condition.: corner lot, iron fence,
worth $500. Owner must sell this week
would consider offer OF $50,
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor New York Life Bldg.
Tele.: Doug. 17S; "A" uS&
QS)-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
SELBY

18th and Fsrnam. 1876 Board of Trade.
10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Peters Trust Co.
York Life Bldg.

New York Life Bldg.
81, 65O-A new and all modern 4-room house,
with nice Soft. south front lot, half
block from car in Dundee. This is
worth Investigating.
s., 6JO-A nice Groom all modern house,
3 years old, and as coy as possible,
half block from N. 24th car, south
front.
I'VE are not pricing this. but will do
so If YOU want to buy one of the best
built 7-room all modern houses in
, Dundee. Location fine, view unsur-
passed. We are not afraid to show
this.
$,5OO-This is another fine suburban home.
1t is new and all modern, with six
rooms and bath on first floor; fine
large room on 9econd floor; nice
extra large-6SX225-about three lots.
SHOOTING Broom residence in Hanscom
Park. All modern and finely finished
in hardwood and in perfect condition.
This is a fine home and the price is
right.
FIELD CLUB
or the seven houses we have built in the
Field Club district there is but one re-
naming unsold. This is the last com
pleted and we think the best. 1t is on the
southeast corner OF Poppleton Ave. and
Both st. Is entirely modern with two
toilets. hot water heat, finely finished in
OAK, birch and hard pine. sun parlor:
living room, 15x26 IT., with fine mantei
and fireplace. In fact. it must be seen 10
be appreciated. We are prepared to make
very attractive price to move at once.
VACANT
Place. 'Ae
S250-Lot 10. block 3. Park Forest 9 1atb G,
s7@ for two fine acres west of Florence car
sao-Two Tots in Central Park east ,rou.
one block from car. 'on''
Some very choice lots in Dundee. esractsu,,
fine for bungalows.
us-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Canada.
Idaho.


homestead lands. WIN. c. Ar. 34Sl
Larimore Ave. CAD-344 lOX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Buy A Lot

Build your own hons in beautiful Glen
coe Place, southwest corner of cath and
Fort SITS; large lots. with sewer. water
cement sidewalks all paid for and building
restrictions assuring a good class OF resi-
deEces. Positively nothing better in tn
city at prices asked-$i5O and s5OO-S50 cash
ard so per month. or 5 per cent discount
for cash. Go out today and make your
selection.
See us for bargains in new houses I'm
north and west part OF the city, on easy
terms. We have several just built.
KLOKE-HEADLEY INV. co.
Ind. A-S245; Doug. 1850. sol N. Y. Life Bldg
JAM &, 1893. u.s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Nebraska.
4O---Acre
Farms---40
Under Irrigation
IN THE
Great North Platte
Valley
G BEET LANDS

We have IS of these p-aCre farms ranstnc
in price from $40 per acre up to $50 ana SN
per acre. These are all
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Special Land Bargains

Eighty acres on main line OF L. p, fertile
valley land, In Kimball county. Nebraska.
adjoining a town on u. =. r.. n. Will be-
come under irrigation. 500 per acre; easy
terms. This land will be worth three or
four times as much within d few years.
Hastings & Heyden, Land Dept.
22O S. 18th St. Phone Douglas 1906.
C0)-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

AN eastern owner has two houses 10 Hans
com Place rented for $50 a month; every
thing modern; paved street; east front
will sell at a bargain; one block north Of
Hanscom Park.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room J. New York Life Building
$3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

SUGAR BEEF LANDS
and will produce from $75 to 500 per acre
to the farmer who properly cultivates the
land.
A lO-acre sugar beet farm will pay the
owner 4 to 8 times as much net money IN
4 year as any man can earn AT a trade IN
the city, no matter what his trade may be-
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
It's easy to buy one of these farms. The
terms are: One-nfth cash. balance one to
ten years at 6 per cent.
For example, 40 acres at $50 per acre
equals 5000; first payment, one-fttth or
500; balance, $50 or more a year with IN
terest.
WHAT is LAND WORTH THAT WILL
PRODUCE 500 A YEAR IN BEETS
particle Of the work done for from $50 to
$40 per acre. Call it $40. suppose the crop
only turns out l6 tons to the acre; II sells
at - a ton, bringing you $50 for your crop;
less labor cost $40, leaves $40 net per acre.
One OF the best and well-to-do German
farmers from Wayne county, Nebraska,
told a party of men in our last excursion
that land that would produce SO per acre
and in his judgment would sell for that in
a few years.
Our irrigated land will do it. Why not
20 ACRES
so ACRES
100 ACRES
We prefer TO sell in small farms, but you
may buy what you wish.
JOIN us ON u NEXT EXCURSION,
leaving Omaha January II at 4:1O p. M.
Total cost of trip only SO. Money refunded
IL you buy.
Wage earners. machlnists and all me-
chaniCs. why not save up something for a
rainy day? You know 1t Is almost impos-
sible to do It working for wages. Get on to
a piece of land and in a few years you will
have a home that will support you, not one
for you to support.
GO WITH Us. Where? To the Keystone
colony.
GO WITH US. When? Next Tuesday.
4:10 p. IN.
co WITH Us. How? Cost is only SIS;
money refunded II you buy; we return you
to Omaha Thursday morning.
Keystone Is on the new main line of the
Union Pacific: 1t is easily accessible. Buy
now before prices double. There is no
better place in America today to get In ION
the ground floor on a land purchase.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
General Land Merchants,
Room 6, New York Life Building, Omaha,
Nebraska
(20)-4l1 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

DANDY 5-room cottage. modern except
heats on N 18th St.; walking distance;
fun lot; 5000
heat; Pm n. 10Th St. near Corby; S2bo0.
J. J. ROONEY, H7 Bee Bldg.
u9)-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Dix, Nebraska

This week we sold forty lots in this new
town. TIT prices will soon advance. We
Will sell business lots in this town, up to
February l. at so; s. cash, 81 a month.
BE sure and secure one of these lots be
n fore hey advance i'm value. We will
gladly furnish fun particulars about DIX
and surrounding country, located ON the
main line Of the L. p. r. r.. Co.
HASTINGS & AElDEN LAND DEPT,
20 S. 18th 81. Phone Douglas l6O6
u.s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

; 9OO-4-room house on corner lot. one block
to car, is high and slightly.
5 90-5-room house and lot, has city water,
barn, sheds and outbuildings.
81, 90-Two broom tWo-StOry houses, city
water, etc, or will sell separate.
50, O00-WEST FARNAM SNAP, in walking
distance, large rooms, good as
new, needs no repairs. and only two
blocks to car.
+. MENGEDOHT & SON,
2S S. 10Th st. Phones: Doug. 4349, ASS49.
Q9)-6i2 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

2, 650-A new and all modern 4-room house,
with nice Soft. south front lot, half
block from car in Dundee. This is
worth Investigating.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

FOR SALE-A good garden farm about
4 miles east OF Council Bluffs pOstoffice:
no rock, no gumbO; no overflow. Level
road 10 city: small payment down; long
time on the balance. Harry A. Settles.
1915 y. Goth St, Omaha. (2O-M459 II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

FOR SALE-2715-17-19 Jackson ST., three s.
room apartments. Rent 81 40 per year.
All In first-class repair. Full basement;
paved street; all specials paid. 1000.
Time on 5000 at 6 per cent.
40ly Hamilton St, s rooms, strictly modern.
Oak finish in parlors, dining room and
hall. Lot 50xl37 IT.; paved street; all spe-
Gals paid. Want a reasonable offer.
1902 Blonde st, 3 lots, Groom house. Look
at this and make me an offer.
r. w. BRYANT, Agent.
2424 N. oath st. Phone Web. 22l3.
Q9)-M5O9 10x