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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-11

St. Louis, Dec. 10.-The highest price
Of hogs was exceeded at the National
stock yards today, when a buyer gave
SS.65 a hundred pounds for some fine
specimens. Nothing approaching this
price has been known in open market
here since 1898
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-11

week Frederick v. Bowers and his as
soeiate players have established theme
selves firmly IN the hearts of local piav-
goers and a return engagement would not
be amisg
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-11
KIlLEp az MISTAKE.

Cynthlan, KY, Dec, 10.-Mistaking
him for a nightrider, Nicholas MONTE
shot and killed his neighbor, Elva Coy,
near here early today,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-11
only One "BRoMo oUINlNE"

That IS LAXATIVE BROLO QUININE.
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE
Used the world over to cure Cold in
One day. 25c.
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lHuMAN HEARrs q

W. f. NankevuIe's famous pfsv. sFTr-
man Hearts viii Ee presented az the
Colonial for one week, starting tomorrow
night
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
INSURANCE.
SQUARE DEAL FOR THE BABIES.
A Greaf Work for the CIubwOmen
OF America 70 Do.

OA 1AufElEA 10 10
Six months ago Rheta Childe Dorr was
commissioned by Hampton-s Magazine 70
investigate the subject OF infant mortality
In this country. The result is an article
In the April number Of the magazine that
is az once q warning and appeal 90 Amer
lean motherhood.
To that rapidly dwindling population
which conceives the sole functions of
the state 70 be police power. the idea %
municipal feeding of babies VIII not ap-
peal But all the others are invited 70
consider whether. in the long run. the
plan might not be a good one. says the
writer.
II ought 70 be easy TO figure exactly
the cost TO each community OF the annual
slaughter OF the innecents. How much
does il cost TO bury the babies2 What IS
the loss IN the fathers wages and eff
cheney? What does the community pay
for hospitals. d.zpensaries. charities.
homes for Handicapped children? What
does il pay toward the support OF fa.l-
ures who started life under burden and
never caught Up with the rest OF ths
W0-ld2 Why would not IL be cheaper 20
pay doctors 10 prescribe and nurses 10
educate against ali this2
There is not city OF a town ln the
United States where this work is not
needed. not one where II cannot success
fully be carried on. Anybody who wants
It done can start Il going. woman's
club. or. for that matter. one member Of
q woman = club, can do IT, One solitary
club woman IN ST. Louis started the
movement that ultimately rebuilt the
city. TWO club women IN Scranton. Pa.
began the crusade that purged that city
Of typhoid fever and made glass OF
Scranton water a beverage instead OF q
danger.
Any group Of sympathetic. intelligent.
determined men or women can inaugu-
rate the system which win give the
babies Of their community a square deal
AT the beginning Of Efe. Cooperation of
milk dealers. dairymen. local charities.
u1i,ipal officers viii not be dificiilt 20
secure. NOBODY wants babies 10 Gle. Il
IS inconceiva5le t.aJ any one should be
Wiling to iet them die. now THAT the
means Of saving them has been demos
Strated y.
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NOklHM Isl.
WOODWARD LOTHROP Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG' 5. Information Bureau
HECHT CO. Cashiers once
PALAlS ROYAL information Bureau
: kANN SONS & Co. Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th st. and R. l.
ave. and r st. nv.
J0HNSTON'S PHARMACY. i2aI y J. ave. NV.
+. ?. WELLERS PHARMACY. 1854 NJ 81. Nv.
ATkINSON'S PHARMACY. 18th and sts NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G stS NV.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sts NV.
IAXLOR'S PHARMACY, 9th and SITS. NV.
KENER'S PHARMACY. eth and sts NV.
NJ A. MENKE 5th and SITS. NV.
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. 1878 18th St nv.
J. L. LEATHERWoOD. l5l6 18th g. DIV.
ST0TT e. SNYDER. 18th snd sts. NV.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner n. 7.
ave. and North Capitol St NV
DAY & 60. s PHARMACY. 5;h and G sta nv.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. S40l iith 81. nv.
HERALD BRANCH. 65 II st. NV.
NORTHEAST.
McCHESNET & JOACHIM, ID and 2 SIS. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and r sts. ne.
&. J. GEIGERS PHARMACY corner 9Th and
81. ne.
STAFFORD's PHARMACY. 7th and H sts ne.
CHARLES !. FURMAN'S PHARMACY, sth and
F. Capitol sts ne
BLUMER'S PHARMACY y Capitol and r sts re.
D. D. COURTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
III n. Capitol 81.
SOUTHWEST
MILBURN's PHARMACY eth and H Sta sv.
SOUTHEAST
2. P. WELLER sth and I sts
GUY " NELLY, llth and sts &C.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. 18th and Newton stS
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. Cts King s.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BETWEEN 18th AND 6 AND 5TH AND
T SIS. long metal chain for keys. Reward n
returned during Office hours To ROOM s. 6l2 F s.
nv.
LOsT-ON OR NEAR G. F. & o. D. Or
Capital Traction cars, a package containing eye
glass. rlhbers. &c. Finder please return 20 NJ. c.
UPMAN. 20 18th 81 100
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

WANTED
BOOkkEEPERS STENOGRAPHERS
TELEGRAPHERS.
More bankers IN the Seventeen States in
wtich Jno. F. Draughon's Thirty-one Colleges
are located. indorsc these Business Colleges
than irdorse ALL others. r YOU want EVI-
DENCE and Wat 20 RISE 20 the Sl1a-day
class. ask for FREE catalogue. Lessons BY
NAIL il preferred
DRAUGHONs PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Washington. Chesley Bldg. 1911 y. y. arc.
ee-Fs
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF REAL ESTATE

: HI Z y 1 H / Z
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
HOUSES.
Kent Is y Car ave. rooms and bath. 81 %
slE Hth -. lE-. ro-ms and hath---.-....-- % 50
s0e Maryland roous and b1th-........... l00o
la9 y y ave. ciic@s Gr-t docr.
kARRICK 4 METCALF ls0 y. T. are
li2s 18th ST. Nw.-2 ROOMS; 2 BATHS; HARD
wood nuish. rey handsome house. rent S5.
kAHRfcK & METCALF. BG y. y. ave.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED House. A n. l., L
roon1s. shady yerd: large porch FOR suamer. o.
longer Il wanted. Mrs V. II. BOWER. Wanenton.
Va I8
FOR REM
zee q ST. ne. rooms. water. large yard... S5.5l
~ FL 81. ne.. 6r01m bath; modern improve
nents good order. 20.
81 Cd r.. rooms and bath: carnsr house;
large parking gocd crder-...-.--..-.-..-.--. % );
J. s. FARRELL.
l@ 81 and q sts. ne.
7I2 10th ST. NV.
= ROOMS AND BATH
Cellar. electric light; tWo-sto-y stable. with two
living rooms snd hath
Rent, $50.
]. L. Kolb. 923 y. Y. ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.
THE MAXWELL.
l4i9 Clifton S.
EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENTS
onsred % lsries renting before Arrl u room,
and oata, $50 end S35: Dar4uet h'ors. tiled bath
eieciHe lights; near 18Th 20. cars NOW READY
JOHN " CHILDRESs.
~ iAz g.
FOR RENT-FINE APARTMENT. AND
rooms; rent low. Inquire WILCOX. HANE s
CO. Inc lf9 r 50; NV le2
A CORNER N THE NORTHWEST. S50
FH Willard s.. 9TH and lsrh ard and &
rooms and bath, an rooms have side lights. s1
noor. HUGH A THRIFT, Union Trust Bldg
aplole-5
y ST. NE.-LOWEK APARTMENT OF FIVF
roo1s s7d BAN near Bro0kland cars; ren
only S155a
$50 sih 81 nv; ugper floor q rooms and bath
On sih - line; rent oay $50. similar apartment
IN ruW renting Tor So g.
l@ JOHN " CHILDREss. JAZZ nv.
NEW APARTMENTS. ~ THE CLIFTON. N
e!Ii'ou So and ; roam ard bath. $50 20 Sc
ready TO- ocelpancy about June J. JORDAN a
Co. Inc. exclusive agents. ls5 6 81. nv m
SAVOY APARTMENTS. aso8 IfTH IT. wv
$500 new improvements. one fossr--oon Apartment
one nre-roon aTartmcr-. high ceiiings large. air
rooas rent fre, unrn 18th. rtasouahe rents 'Phol,
Columbia 30 arz-m.V.s.slll'
ISL IL I71 PARK Road NEAR lsTH ST
short distance 20 either car une-
NeE builcirgS. suhstsutial. attractive ccmplstS
Phone u sach apartment; electricity s1d S.1
Open hrsp.aces. nth Ess loEs-
Dcublo hoors. beautifully frished
Good s1zc roCms liberal Ciosecs
Vel equippe5 kitchen snd pantry.
ard rocms ar1 hath and reception han
Servants roCns WITH baths n basensuL
Lsrge IrOn porch or resr with dumb waiter
d. L. RUST. 6s lfTH ST. NV. Gtf'
"CHELTENHAN.-
l715 You g.
Five roou.s ana bath
G5G
NEBRASKA
s. RsudoTh u rT.
lNeE apartment
I've ard Tx roc1s and hath
S255 20 S55-l
BURLINGTON"
LD heTuCu- ave
SX rooms and hsth.
500
{CEn be rented fu-rsshed)
"ENECf TIVE
le-t ard NCE-c- 50
Five -O0r-s and hath
S5e
CBest bargain il the cirrD
"BLENBEIA COURT
$50 g. uH-
Seven r-ons and bath
S7n
LORRAINE
1904 PARK -oad-
Eve -oea-s and tsth.
NlR
PlT-icul1rs from
SHANNON LCCHS
-c -rL nv
-LooE so- oUr Green and White sign ln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EUGENE CARUSI HAS REMOVED HIS
law Office from 1881 st. NV. 10 the
Metropolitan National Bank Bldg. 1l6
FT-LI~DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS
for hire KONIGSBERG. 1909 Pa. ave.
ap10-3t
MESSRs G. D. PENNEBAKER SURVIVING
partner n c. d. Pcnnebaker and John Psul Jones'
Charles /. Carlsi. and Eugene A. Jones have
moved their law Cfices from 1891 F 81. and the
Commercial National Bank Building 70 the new o.
fees of PENNEBAKER, CARUSI & JONES.
rooms 2l0 20 DO in the Metropolitan National
Bank Building G3 18th st. Nv. Teephonss Main
uoelig uss
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OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG. lE0 H
s.. nv; destzbie offcc Mons. including beat
light elevator. and iaai-c- service prices. Sc 10
81 per Toon, WEAVER BROS. 1915 s.. Nv.
aplor'
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS AT i5n
. ST.. .1s s.. lEf s.. Including heat. Eghc
and jauitor seTyice. moderate rents JORDAN &
co. Inc. 800 @ 81. NV 1N
STORES.
VERY DESIRABLE srOREROOM; CORNER
l3th and g s,s exceptionally large display piu-
6ovs On Two streets JORDAN & CO.. ms. Is05
s. Nv. Iu
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REFRIGERATORs & ICEBOxEs

NcCRAY MODERN REFRfGERAToRs 80
NOCLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIG ERATOR Co.
so ST n. w. dsls-tu, Ii ,sa-,f
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IOUSEs.


SMALL BRICK AND FRAME ~ NV; RENT
NA5o: rrice S. Do l4th ST. ne. rooms and
BATH tent. 81 So: price. $50. family apt house
M ne; tota! rent. So Der no. price. 500 Pa
ave tnw-l store; rent. so: priee. $50 1tamiiy
apt IN god residence scctoDi total rent SO: price
So0, TIE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
81 18th 81. NV. Washington. d. g, 100
TOR sALE-THLF ATTRACTIVE BAY WIN
toE brick aons. iss5 vermont ave. nW.. for col
cred enicehoder or pi.yseiau: ! ROOMS. latrooe
atat. front parking; bargain price; easy terms;
rents toF s. Ter mnnfh-
APPLY IS 18th ST. wv SIR
FOR SALE = OLD FRAME. on ST.. BIZ
tween alth ard ,Ist rs nw.: large lot 70 alley:
Tnee. <l70 Apply SIS 18Th 81. rE. Gu'
FOR sALE-sIX- ROOM FRAME. NTH SIDE
lot on 5lth st. near Prosrsc. ave nv. for 3 so
special bargain: niee condition Apply 5S 18th =
nv sstf
SUBURBAN.
SAVE 0ao ~ BUYING rms HOME.
Park road. between 18Th sn0 iffh l. roOms. 2
baths; fine repair ssgT. ga easy terms.
l2 ". =. KELLY. r.. SIS loth nv
LARGE LOIS Al MT RAiNIER DISTRICT
lane lone farrI. f0r $50 mp. easy terms.
CHAs. W INGALLS, HyausEine. I'D los
I'eACRE FARM MAR WAsHiNGTUNs IN
proved; BHder cultivation. lots q fruit; the
-
INGALLS, Hyattsyille. Nd. la
n HYATTsytLLE-s-RO HOU,E. STEAM
heat lot i0Olf9s high location. S-5i0. cash 500
halancr easy terms. CHAS. "a. INGALLS,. Hyatis-
vile Nd Ia
WOODBRIDGE Good sro1m house: IarEe lot:
ccment cTilar; J car fare $50.
ARLINGTON-Tao car fares; 7-room store house.
cement cellar; bath. stable Eennerg all modern
Improvements; 30 feet elevation over \ acre: $40.
d. JOHNSON co.
Gil 5ih S. NV ap--tf'
IS IoU WANT TO sUY A MARYLAND FARN
or suburban bone see rs send for latest b1llsuR
MARION DuCKErr son. Es b ~
GOOD sIx-ROON CLARENDON HOME. ONLY
E.7c2. COLLINS" Clarendon Va 10
FOR sALE-TwENTY ACREs: FRONT NEAR
y E1o8 feet On Conn ave- extended. 10 feet
wide and On Rcnsingt0n Ry. also front on new
mad from BradlF' Lane 90 hCusingtou. near Chevy
Chase Lake. high cievatiou. adapted 90 subdivision
or for Suburban homc. no grading required Tricc
less than So pr acre. Auply Jr
r. II. PHILLIPS.
i6 lilo st
FOR sALE-AT WOODRIDGE d. c. NEW
s-room barse = colonial architecture. concrete
cellar under entire building. first 1oor can Be
opened into ons nom, al fooFs highly polished
olcn CRATES; gas r1nge In kitchen and wiki al
modern Improvements. situated 90 crest of q hin
overlooking mary miles q heautifui scenerys 80
blocks fE4m car lne Fer fan particulars. inquire
4 OWNER on premises Zf6 18th s. ne l0l
FREE 100 LOTS 5Xio Fl FREE-A fsE more o.
waterfront lots free; tide guaruuteed; 10 re-
stricr0ns East River yieu Land Co. 6l5 18th ~.
ar5-tf-
BUILDING LOTS. Homes ard Fanns Of every ds-
sciptOn several desrshie ard cunEeniently located
bones ca ven reasonable Terms. Tel- kosEJn s.
h. n DAVIDSON.
ECal EEtute
Rossyn. Va. lSls
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WOOD. COAL, AND COKE.

A. BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEATOS
place ne; lraken or furnace coal. rer ten. S. q.
white ash egg. stove. and chestnut. $40: pea coal
s. 'Pncne y iSi a7l-aot
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED - TAILORS AND TAILORESSEs:
steady work; good wages also apprentice 10
learn business. Apply J. FRED GATCHEL. 20
18th =. 10
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HELP WAETED-FEMALE.
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESs-BY EXPE
ucnccd white woman; references. BOX 5. Her
aid Office. 100
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EARNS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

-SACRE TRUCK; SMALL HOUSE
goCd water: near ,rclley end eteam roeds; rca-
sruah.e- BOX T.. Hscaid cfice. p2
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| [. s ENGINEER OFFICE. 81 Nh ST. Nv
Wsshirgrcn- ID. C.. March l3 l99.-Sealed T-C-
posals for furnishing ard installing rCe So l-c<
gates with cperuring mechanism. ard c-1r-csl
gztes with oreratng mecharisui. n h-ldse e. sr,st
90 Tidal BASIN. PctCEac PARK. Wash-- D. a..
VII b received ~ this c5ce uz-il = NJ APRIL p
Iea and then plbEciy opened Inf1Ta1-.cn f-r-
rished CT apr-icauo-. JAY = MORROW. Nai--.
ErErs ulhL5.-6- L. isa ps.-l
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements Tor The Washington Herald may be
LEFT az The main Office OF az any oi The following
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KELP WANTED-MALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SITUATION WANTED BY A PRACTICAL GER
man florist and landscape gardener: middle ged +.
single; 70 years IN present position. would BIKE %
make a change Immediately; desires a position 20
take -hargc a private estate: experienced IN all
kirds q cul'Irltion urd,r glass and ont of doors
vicinity ~ Washington preferred Address BOX TO-
Herald oficc. 100
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

lsn 1u I71 PARK Road. NEAR lsTH 81.
short distance 20 either car une-
keE builcirgS. suhstsctial attractive. ccmplshs
Prone u tach apartment: electricity and "a
Open hrepiacss. nth gas logz-
Dcuble doors. beautifully frished
Good size roons. Kberai Ciosera
Vel equippej kitchen and rantry
snd Tocms snd hath and RECEPTION han
Servants roCns WITH baths IN oasensnL
Lsrge IrOn pcrch OF resr with duub waiter
b L. Rust. 50s IaTH ST. NV. Ets
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
WashInEton.

FARMS and small fruit ranches in the
return on the Investment than in anv
other locality In the United states. Land
values are reasonable. Climate Ia glorious
arc exceptional II you are seeking nrofit
and a home Walla WRila Is the piSea
For information regarding fruit tracts
farm land. truck gardening, dairylnS. H.
culture. poultry faisins, business onneS.
tunities, climate and education fadiities
write for book. X. Waila Walla COnme-s
clal Club. WaIlA Waila, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued

A FEW YEARS AGO
Mr.. McVann sold the Boston store site for
5000. Think what he lost. In failing to buy
CHARLSEw HEIGHTS,
FROM t6s 10 SIPS,
You're losing money. &c to S0th and Fort
on Florence car; walk three blocks west
and the lots will talk for themselves.
Statesmen there every evening until dark
to make reservations. IS buys one; 81 per
month pays for It.
Then there's Newport Heights, where
lots sell around $50, with no interest. No
taxes.
OF course when the sewer goes north on
9th st. from Fort st. to Miller Park lots
in Firestone subdivision ana Ellistone
Park Place, adjoining the park on the
south, will advance, and the city council
let the sewer contract last Tuesday. We
have only a few left. Better phone us to
save one for you.
II you want Dundee lots we've a couple
at 50th and Nloholas-1N feet, 81 100.
Facing Hanscom park on the east we
have three lots at $50 each.
Perhaps you want a modern houses:
S1st and Cass, 10 rooms, $3.50.
18th and Fort, 5 rooms, 1890.
18th and Capitol, 7 rooms, 1880,
These are suggestions. IL you don't sec
what you want. phone Douglas. 21G and
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.,
CHAS. e. WILLIAMSON, Pres.
Ground Floor, 1901 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
y NOW 1OTK IIlIe BIuBs
Telephones:
Douglas 1150-Ind. A-3245.
VALUES

SPECIAL VALUES.
7-room, 2-story, south front, hot water
heated, strictly modern, new home in
North Omaha. Built by owner for home.
Gas and electric light. Comb. fixtures.
Bath, toilet, etc. Good lot. Lawn, trees.
Cement walks. Back tight board fence.
Barn. Owner forced to sell. Reduced from
81. $50 to 81. 800. Terms,
Groom, 2-story. Full cement basement,
Strictly modern home on Sherman Ave. and
Pinkney. Gas, bath, toilet. Papered this
week. Lawn, shade, cement walks. VIII
paint. Owner leaving the city and must
sell.
s-room, 2-story, south front. Strictly mod
ern home on Howard, near 9th, Newly
painted and papered. Lawn. Water meter.
Shade. A snap at {S,25o-on terms. This
won't last long.
7-room, 2-story. east front homo on nth,
near Laird. Strictly modern and nearly
new. Cement basement and walks. Nice
lot, lawn and shade. Oak finish. Cozy
home. Owner leaving on account Of sick
ness. s., 400-on terms.
HARDWOOD & HARDWOOD,
Bell Red 1904. 46 Bee Bldg. Ind. A-4203,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

The Kearney Land Company Qncor-
porated(, with general offices at Kearney,
Nsb., has purchased at q low price from
the owner, Merritt s. Farr, the level, well
improved horse ranch Of a,eoo acres known
THE 'F" RANCH.
in Perkins county. Neb., near the town OF
Venango, and will cut II UP In small
tracts and sell II out to homeseekers at
prices very much below the market price
81 adjoining lands. Maps and full descrip-
lions will be ready this week. Watch these
columns and for full particulars address
General offices Of
THE KEARNEY LAND COMPANY
Kcarney, Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
A Very Fine

and well improved 16o-Aere farm near Glib
bon. Neb., for q western Iowa or eastern
Nebraska farm Of about 200 acres. with
good improvements, orchard and grove.
IMPROVED
S0-aere homestead relinqulRhnent under
the big government ditch, SCOTS
Bluff county. Set Of buildings and
ence acreage,
w. w. MITCHELL,
Board Of Trade Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

IDAHO IRRIGATED FARM SOC Dor
acre, Richest land IN Y. g., bearing largest
or Investment. Address klAckfoot n. III
Imp. Co., Blaekfoot, Idaho,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
nnesO

FOR. SALE-My home farm OF g acres
good buildings; splendid soil. Write Tor
particulars and picture OF buildings to l..
ClemonS. Rush City, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
LAND RARnAIM-
1905 Farnam St.
ISOuth Dakota.
FARMERs-REAp THIS.

FARMERS-READ THIS.
one farmer In every community can earn
large commissions by inducing his friends
TO come to the famous Rosebud country 10
Invest In the best farm . in the United
sold-fFom 800 up. Whole sections Tor leas
than a poor quarter costs In the older COM
muRities. Write for particulars. You car
hustle. Rosebud Realty Co, Dallas, SIT
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
GOOD LAND cHEA.

GO acres, western Nebraska, 1E per
acre, 500 cash, $3.50 payable In eight years,
SEQ each ear low rate Of interest
50 acres In pundy county, Nebraska @.5(
100 acres II Klmban county, Nebraska,
four miles south Of DIX; sysdlsh settle
50 aeres in Polk county, Nebraska, near
Osceols. N5 per acre.
J, q. BONE, Council Bluffs. Ia
H2 ShuEart BiE 'PSaza SL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
sETTLERss AND INVESTORS.

sETTLERss AND INVESTORS.
What Is land worth where the soil Is
from Is to B feet deepT a virgin. pure,
rich, mellow and extremely dark chocolate
loan, containing the mineral salt that
gives the flavor to fruit and the. tenderness
and ~crlspness to vegetables? Land where
you have an absolute Assurance OF water
for irrigationf Land within 8 70 II miles
OF q city Of 225, 600 peoplef Land IN the
healthy climate such as Colorado has3
We are offering for sale 5000 acres OF
Just such land within . 10 u miles OF Den
ver's door for $40 to siB per acre, and are
prepared TO go with you 20 Colorado and
Inspect this land. II interested. call or
write
HARDWOOD & HARDWOOD.
i6 Bee RidR, Omaha Eeh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Nebraska.

SEND for long list; farms SO 10 500 Der
acre. BEMls, Brandeis Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

WHEN you write 70 ADVERTISER. $780,
Der that II takes but an extra stroFs ~
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MEUMNfHA4REAL ESIATE%3%'
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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BARGAINS IN HOMES
q ,sOO-A rood 10-room house, corner lot,
south front, for the. man with the
large family, only a very small pay
ment down; 1915 Ohio 81.
81, SOO--A a-story, Groom all modern home.
in flrst-class condition, good loca-
ton, paved street, walking distance;
small payment; 10 N. S0th st.
g., 20-A rood 2-story, Broom all modern
homo; 1851 Davenport St; small pay
ment down, balance monthly.
t,6O0-For a dandy Groom all modern brick
residence, corner OF 7th and Daven-
port Sts also large barn and good
lot.
A9O0-Two Groom cottages, almost new,
only 6 blocks from poatofficei rented
for $50 per month; terms easy.
ROBINSON & WOLF,
ass Paxton Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
BEMIS PARK

&,0O0-3414 Lafayette Ave, s rooms.
strictly modern; oak finish on first floor,
birch and maple on second floor; large attic
room, full cemented basement, best OF hot
water heating plant, fine combination fix
lures, south front. large lot, with plenty
OF shade trees; in fact everything that
goes to make up an ideal home. Parked
street and no paving to bay. Just being
completed this week.
erR, Ss -room house, oak finish. SotY wafer
heat, IN ideal lot, with south frontage;
nice terrace, finest view of Bemis Park.
This property must be seen to be appre-
ciated. There Is no rental property In this
vicinity, being strictly a location Of homes.
The property is Just completed and ready
to occupy at once.
G. w. GARLOCH-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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DESIRABLE HOME AT
REDUCED PRICE

NEIL hlOH
Well constructed 2-story
house having Z rooms and re-
oeption hall, all modern, with
hot water heat newly deco
rated, located on Binney St.,
iust east OF Sherman Ave-,
: front lot 5ox12t feet; price
New a-story house, I rooms
and reception hall having oak
finish, full cemented basement
stairway 20 attic, strictly mod
ern, built by owner for a
home, located on Emmett 81,
Just east Of Goth 81. blvd, lot
601124 feet Price $500 and
assume unpaid paving taxes;
reduced from A,75o FOR im-
mediate sale. A good buy.
t4.15O for nearly new 2-story
house in Dundee. built By
owner for a home; having ex-
ceptionally large living room,
kitchen and dining room on
first floor; two large bed
rooms and bath on ID floori
all modern; quarter sawed
50IiS5 feet, facing south, at
u hAA0 Va NhN AAAbnN hN9h
tiful Views In Dundee. Easy
terms; an opportunity TO buy
q good home, beautifully To-
Gated at q reduced price on
account OF owner leaving the
city; immediate possession. $3.50
cash; balance monthly.
s-room house on 3ist Ave.
Just south north Of Dodge ST.,
newly painted, in good condi-
ton; all modern, lot 81. 4x1S5
feet; price only $4,000; reduced
from 5000 for quick sale. I'm
mediate possession; a very de-
sirable location,
on Spaiding St., one block
from 24th st.; good 7-room
cottage, all modern; beautiful
shade trees; in excellent con-
dillon; price 5000, with spe-
cials paid.
GEORGE q CO., 1901 Farnam 8
Exclusive Agents.