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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-12
SMALL BOYS OF AUSTIN TO BE
DEPRIVED OF TOY WEAPONS

Chicago, Jan. 12.-No more arc the
small boys Of Austin to be supplied
with air guns. toy pistols and other
weapons with which 10 Kill pigeons,
shoot cats and jeopardlZc the lives OF
their playmates. To complete the
extinction Of any martial spirit that
may have been implanted in them.
they are to be deprived of soldier uni
forms.
The Woman's club or Austin has
decided the slaughter OF BIRDS is In
violation OF the conservation OF natur-
al resources and the boys are TO be
dIspossessed of everything that tends
10 breed In them the dcssve to XII.
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EXPORTS
FROM ITALY AND
SICILY SOAR
DESTRUCTION BY EARTHQUAKE
is CAUSE OF INCREASE.
Messina Lemons Go Up to 81 Per Box
and Regelo's FlavorIne Extract
Burgomot TO $40 Per Pound.

New York, Jan. 12.-Prices OF
products frfom Sicily and Calabria
have jumped in the local market from
rs TO as hign as $50 per cent as re-
suit OF the decreased importations
which naturally followed the recent
earthquake. Fruit dealers looked for
a precipitation of conditions such as
followed the California disaster, but
IL is hoped that normal conditions VIII
be restored In about three months.
Two million boxes Of lemons are ship
ped TO this country from italy. and
Mcss!na. which suffered almost total
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is LIKELY A CASE OF
MISTAKEN IDENTITY

Chicago. Jan 12.-Assis-ant County
Attorney Anderson recently wrote a
note to George r. Lowry, 51J5 Lex"
ington avenue. informing aim tlat his
father was at the county hospital and
needed support He has received the
following reply from Pawtucket. X L.;
Dear Sir:-Your interesting letter
OF the second OF January received l
was under the impression that my
father died forty-1ye years ago, so
are all the rest OF the ramHy VINO
were at the funeral II you have res
urrected him. ] think IL IS your duty
10 look after him.
Yours respectively.
GEORGE a. LOWRY
"P. S-Your letter was addressed
to George X. Lowry, 57S5 Lexington
avenue, where used TO live.
Mr. Anderson has thus Tar failed TO
solve the mystery,
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HE WAS WELC-KNoWN I'M
CLUB CIRCLES OF DENVER

Denver, Jan. 12.-Robert Osborn Hill
lard, who was shot by highwayman
and robbed OF mis- money in Central
park New York, last night. is well
known in club circles of this city and
Colorado Springs. He is reputed to be
wealthy and the possessor Of large in
terests in Wyoming. He was in this
city less than a month ago and made
his home at the Exclusive Denver club
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BEAT Her
WITH A
POKER
Robbers Over-power
Woman, Then Escape
Wilh$300in JeweIry

New York. Jan. 12.-MTs II. Sem
ming. the wife OF the New York pub
Usher. was attacked by two robbers in
her home at Stapleton. Staten Island.
late yesterday. dragged into a clothes
closet and left in a semi-conscIous
condition while the intruders ransaca-
ed the place. She is in a serious con-
dition today. a stove poker was used
by one OF the robbers in beating the
woman, fifteen cuts being inflicted on
the head. Resainlng her senses IN
the closet, Mrs. Scanning painfully
crawled through a window and gave
the alarm. The robbers. however.
escaped with jeweiry valued at 5000
and there is no clew TO their identity
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-12
PAC 7 OF
P E A c E
MADE
Turkey Accepts Offer Of
indemnity From
Austro-Hungary

Constantinoplc. Jan. 1.-THE Turk
lsb government accepts the Austro-
Hungarian offer OF s1O.s0O.ooo indem-
nifty for the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina, thus removing every
possibility of war The grand yiEier,
Kismil Pashs, received Marquis Pal
,avicini. the Austro-Hungarian am
bassador. at noon today. and notified
him OF the decision OF the council of
ministers.
This direct arrangement between
the two principals clears the way for
n conference OF the signatories OF the
Berlin treaty. which. IL is presumed
here. Will. without doubt. approve Of
settlement agreeable TO Turkey.
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destruction, was the main shipping
point The price Of MessIna lemons
has gone up To about $3.50 per box.
the increase varying from IS cents to
Sl.00 per box.
California lemons have proportion
ately Increased. Two hundred thous-
and boxes of lemons wore DESTROYED
In the warehouses In Messlna, but in
asmucn as outlying plantations did
not suffer greatly. other supplies will
be available as soon as conditions are
adjusted and transportation facilities
opened.
Bergomot. which Is used in fiavorins
extracts and which came from the
stricken town Of Reggie exclusively,
has risen in price from S2.65 a pound
to $40. Increases are also noted In
citric acid, lemon oil. orange oil and
other extracts
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TO MAKE PALESTINE
A JEWISH COLONY

Chicago. Jan. 12.-The Knights OF
Zion, at their annual convention yes
terday, appointed a committee to pro-
mote plan TO make Palestine Jew
!sh colony. Plans were also outlined
Tor the establishment In the middle
west of seminary for the teaching
OF Hebrew.
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MAN DIES FROM AN
OVERDOSE OF cHLoRAL

New York. Jan. l2.-Thomas a. Il.
Talbot. founder Of Wall street brcA
cragc firm. died yesterday OF an over
dose OF chloral. according to tho cor
oner. Mr.. Talbot was .5 years old
and had been using he drug Tor The
last fvc yeas for a cure for insomnia
nis lfelcss body was found in bed.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Jan. l2,-Cattle-Receipts
estimated 5000 market steady;
beeves 81 00a7 .35; Texans 81. 25a5 :.
25; western 81 O0a5 60; stockers and
feeders SO 25a5 90; cows and heilers
81. 75a5 90; calves 81 50a9. 20.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated $4,000
market cents higher Light s. 3oa
5.95: mixed So. s5a6 15; heavy s5 80
ae 90 rough SIS. 6Oa5 10; good To
choice heavy So 75a6 90: pigs 81. SOa
5.35; bulk of sales s5. 7OaG O5.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated $4,000;
market steady. Natives So 10a5 "a:
western SO 15a5 .S5; yearlings Sc ooa
7.25; lambs. native, So 00aS 90; west
ern S5 00aS 90.
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York, Jan. 12.-SuGar raw
Firm; fa!r refining So 2SaS Fl; CEN
trIiugal So Test So 73a3 II; molasaes
sugar SO 9SaS.02
Refined, steady; crushed sS.S5;
powdered 81. 70: sranulated sf.65-
COFFEE-Steady: No. Rio Is
ali: No. Santos 1-Sa3-S.
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last night, although the little golden
songsters lost their own lives.
The fire destroyed three-story
brick fiat building and drove the Il
families into the cold. Two 6remen
were injured.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Jan. 12.-Cattle-Re-
oeipts, 1000; market steady 10
strong. stockers and feeders SO 4oa
5 90; bulls SO 25ai so; calves 81. Don
S. So western steers 81. 00a6 80; west
ern cows SO 00a5 90.
Receipts, $4,000; market SC
higher Bulk of sales S5. 50a6 90;
heavy So 90a6 05: packers and butcn-
erS So. 75a6 90; light IS 25a5 so; pigs
S4 50a5 20.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market
steady TO 10 cents lower; muttols 81
25a5 SIS: lambs sc. soar So; range
v-ethers 81 scar 90; fed ewes So. oOa
5.25.
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chIcaao Close.

Chicago. Jan. 12.-closc; Wheat
May ST., 5-S; July 96 1-2a5-S: Sept.
90 IA.
Corn-Jan. 81 81: M1y 81 3-Sal-s:
July G. SIS; Sept. G1 5-S.
Oats-May 81 1-2; July i6 is; Sept.
30 les
PorlS-Jan. sic. so; May s16.77 1-2,
Lard-Jan. 50 so; May S9.70 TO -
1oa72 IL; July S9-S2 IL.
Ribs-Jan. IS GO; May sS.S2 l-2;
July IS 95a97 IL.
Rye-Cash rs 1-2c77; May IL. . q
Barlcy-Cash 61a67 rgf >
Timothy-March S4.05. 4 ,,o.
Cloyer-March 50. 80. 'n
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FAMILIES SAVED FROM
FLAMES BY CANARY BIRDS

Chicago, Jan. l2,-Tweauy-nve ca
nary birds chirruping and thrilling In
the glare OF blazing IRE. spread an
alarm that saved fourteen families
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ST. Louis. Jan. 12--Wool. mchals-
cd; territory and western medium II
AL; fine mediums l5al7; fine 1galf.
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Metal Market.

New York. Jan. l2.-Lead, dull. ST.
IL 1-9a4 % IL; copper, easy, il J-Sa
5-S. Silver, 50 IL.
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
Sixth Prize Story

It for planting And, Obi II / could only
earn some money for motherl 1 must tell
Mrs. Townley. for I'm sure she'll help me
But money!
"oh, I know" he said aloud. The day
that gentleman was here he gave me a
big coin. That must be enough"
When Mrs. Townley came up with his
lunch Of plain bread and butter, he told
her about his plans.
She readily agreed to help him. and that
afternoon mailed a letter asking for the
booklet.
A week a~fterwArd JAMES garden was
started.
That was his greatest delight. All the
little boys in the neighborhoOd. with whom
he was a great favorits, would take turns
selling the mushrooms.
Jamie, you seem TO be so much
healthier" said his mOtheF.
She was not in the secret about the gar
den, which seemed 10 inspire new life
into him.
on her birthday Jamie gave his mothey
all the money he had accumulated.
"Oh. jamie" she said, how did you get
itY'
Then Jamie told her the whole story.
"Oh. jamie, my love. you are a little
genius. Now We can let the nice east
parlor which Mrs. Townley has for rent.
And you shall have some new clothes.
must thank you so much"
NO. mother, I'm not a genius II was
that Bee want ad hat started It all and
Mrs. TOwnley helped me. That ad was
just splendid. Don't you him sor
Il heartily agree with you. jamie" she
answered. sincerely.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

"Good-bye. jamie. IN be home early to
day, dsEy, said Mrs, Clifford 81 zee,
opened the door, preparatory 10 going out
TO SEN. which she did daily.
-Four years before, when he was a merry,
rosy-cheeked boy. he had been crippled
In an accident since then he had never
been able TO walk without a crutch. HIS
rather died shortly afterward and then
Followed many misforr1nes. after which
they we're reduced TO poverty. Now they
lived in a small, poorly furnished room
on the third story OF an old building.
MIS-. Clifford had been gone only a short
while when the l~andlady tapped o. he
door. She had brought a picture book FOR
James C. Hook al during the long day. and
some peppermints wrapped In a newspaper.
"oh. thank you very much. Mrs. Town
ley" he exclaimed.
AS he was taking his psppermlnts be
took up the piece OF paper-s fragment u
an Omaha Bee-and saw the above ad.
Well" he unused, Mrs. Townley never
usCs her auto Tn sure she'd let me have
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Secretary Of the Building COMMITTEES OF the
Armory Of the Fifty-fifth Infantry Band,
Clarinda, Iowa, until 1 o'clock y. m, Tues
day, October 5th, 1903, for the construction
Of a twO-stoTy brick aFmOry, 56xl5 feet, In
Clarinda, Iowa, in accordance with the
plans and specifications prepared by W.
W. WEIGH, architect, Clarinda, Iowa,
copies OF which will be on file at the office
Of the Secretary OF said Building Com
nth.
A certified check made payable 10 the
Secretary Of said Building Committee for
5 per cent OF the amount OF the BID must
accompany each bid as a guarantee that
the bidder will enter into a contract and
furnish bond for the construction OF said
building satisfactory 20 said committee.
The checks OF all unsuccessful bidders will
be returned upon date OF opening and OF
the successful one when contract and bohd
are approved,
Plans and Specifications may be secured
from architect by depositing $40, which will
be refunded II they are returned in good
condition within ten lays from the date
they are forwarded.
GEO. W. LANDERS.
q. WIN. RICHARDSON,
ED +. ROSE,
WIN. ORR
COMMITTEES.
Per VIM Orr. Secretary. S1s-lg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
S Acres
.sO-sl Brandeis Bldg. Doug. 1855, A s5,
FARMERS. LOOK HERE!
SARPY COUNTY BARGAINS, NEAR

~ bEELk1AAANoa MAN
GRETNA.
50 acres, we'll improved, . miles OF town,
nearly level, very choice, at $50 per acre;
terms.
80 acres. ~ miles of good town. nearly
level, In high state of cultivation, 80 acres
native hay, 3 acres alfalfa; no improve
ments; close TO school and church; a snap
at $3.50 per acre, half cash, balance terms.
80 acres, joining above, has $500 worth
good improvements, at $3.50 per acre.
80 acres, A-mle of good town; all In cul-
tiyation; ~enants' building; this is fine
price, *l6 per acre; terms.
~ acres, Z miles from town; all good
land 70 acres In crop; small set improve
ments' and a bargain at $40 per acre; half
cash.
40 acres, 5 miles from town; IS acres in
cultivationi all good soil and very cheap
at 1920; terms.
NEAR PAPILLION.
l46 acres, / mile from town; all the best
OF soil; at Ss5 per acre; 5000 cash, balance
at D per cent.
16O acres, 2 miles west Of Papillion; well
improved. all good soil, at $50 per acre
ana a bargain at that.
ls acres. bottom land, 8 miles OF South
Omaha; all good land, at SIS per acre; this
is very cheap.
We also have two forties located nea,
Papilhon, at SIPS and te0 per acre.
The above are all good farms and worth
the money. We want to sell them. II Won
are In the market for good farms come
and see them. Don't write, but come We
will show them any day. "
DEAN-ANDREWS CO.
G2-3 N. Y. Life, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-sEALED
bids will be received by Chas. Krumbach,
secretary, Shelby, Nebr up 10 October n.
1893, at p. m, for the erection OF a brick
school house, az Shelby, Eeb., for school dis
trict No. & POLK county. Neb.. 20 be COM
and specifications now on file al the Firs.
National bank Of Shelby. and also with
architect John LatenseT, Omaha. Neb. The
right is reserved 70 reject any and all bids.
Chas. Krumbach, Secretary, Shelby. Neb.
si7dft
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
WONDERFUL SCOTT'S
BLUFF COUNTRY

from Bridgeport TO the Wyoming line.
We show our guests the water supply hRr-
messed by steel and cement. We show
them the lands hat are producing fabul-
Gus crops, let them talk with those who
are making good. We take them about In
automobiles with no loss OF time.
EVERY HOUR Is AN EDUCATION TO
men who have never before visited an ir-
rigated country. This education is effec-
tive, for we have sold to more than 80
per cent of those who have gone with us.
Since May 4 we nave
OVER 100000 WORTH OF LAND
along that valley, under the big Tri-State
canal. Another large party Of landseekers
went out Tuesday and will return this
evening. All are enthusiastic over the trip
and you will be II you go. You will never
regret ~going-you may regret Il II you
DO not. It's worth something to you to
know what western Nebraska is doing; IL
is worth more to you to get q piece OF that
irrigated land before it Is all gone. Don't
delay too long.
Come in and let US talk II over, or ask
for some Of our handsomely illustrated lit
erature.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
TkUSTEER,S g ACRES
Banner unit (NeDD farm Iand. Some
under irrigation. sale date, october 6, lgG.
This is goOd wheat, Oa.s ana alfalfa land
and will De sold In tracts 10 the highest
bidder. Special Lrain service. Terms reas-
enable. Nute Z. N. Gruenther, trustee.
Columbus. NeD., SOY, tor full particulars.
FOR SALE-A stock farm in wester1
Nebraska; l,SJ acre.; will sell with or
without $50 head Of cattle. Address Y-5lS
care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

DIR. Abernethy, the great English physi-
clan. said, Watch your kidneys When
they are affected. life IL In danger. Folsy's
Kidney Remedy makes h-a.tBs kA.liuSa
eorHsets urinary irregularities. and zones VI
ms whole system
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
NEW RULING ON THE
Usage INDIAN LANDS
Secretary BaIIiREer Amends ReEuIa-
lions Governing Leases-LtmIts
Fixed for Grazing.

lions Governing LeaSes-LtmIts
Fixed for Grazing.
WASHINGTON. Sept lathe regulations
OF the Department OF the Interior govern
ing the leases OF Usage Indian allotments
were today amended by Secretary Bslllnger
so as 10 provide:
Surplus lands win not be leased for any
purpose for a longer period thsn one year
at a time.
No person, firm or corporation will be
permitted to lease for grazing PURPOSES
more than 5000 acres.
Lefsses will not be permitted TO suitcase
or assign their holdings without the con-
sent thereto OF the leaser in writing being
fret obtained. and the same approved By
the sscrstary OF The Interior.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
NORTH PLATTE
IRRIGATED LAND

selling rapidly. Some people have al
idea that there is no limit to the Great
West" Land hunger is eating it up at a
rate. We run
AN EXCURSION EVERY TUESDAY
from Omaha over the Burlington. leaving
4:10. We have our own train, the ia
nous Payne Special" We make a COM
plete tour Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
9. IlLL BUY


II prices are right" is often heard from
prospective purchasers. Well, II these are
not right Wen do our best TO make them
so, and also on the easiest terms, such as
$50 TO $500 cash and SO to 80 per month
New, broom, modern cottage, slightly
corner lot, or car line. fine location, n. w.
part city, offered at s2,35 for quick sale.
Good, S-room cottage, full lot, near 10Th
and kaVan, only 500.
Choice double apartment, u rooms each,
all modern. lot GX1S0, fronting on two
streets, with plenty additional building
space, paving all paid. a bargain at 500
Good Broom house. modern lot, 30xito
close in, 81. go. $175 cash and $50 per mo.
Very desirable S-room, all modern resi-
dence, and full lot near Sd n Daven-
port. So. 80.
Good home place of I rooms. modern,
lot 50xl50, barn, shade, etc, close to caI
and in fine residence locality,
RUSSELL & McKITRICK co.
4S2 Range Bldg. 18th and Harvey,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
ACRE TRACTS
IN

5000 for 5 acres, all under
cultivation, only 7 minutes
walk from end Of car line.
Improved with a good sized
barn, nearly new hicken
house, fine well Of water and
a 5-room house. Young fruit
OF different varieties. Soil is
a rich. black leaf mould.
Electric light in street. High
class improvements beyond
" IT. Price includes this years. r
crop IL sold Immediately.
Owner anxious to sen, as he
is goirE to California. This is
our opportunity TO bny an
acre tract at a low price
where land values are stead
ily Increasing and acre tracts
unimproved are selling for
$500 an acre beyond it. Near
stores, schools, churches, car
line, etc; reasonable terms.
Gould be cut into smaller
tracts. IL desired. Investigate
at ace
$500 for 10 acres on paved
street, facing east; only Is
minutes walk from end of
car line. New Groom house,
newly papered and painted.
I n well of water.
New chicken house; young
fruit OF all kinds. Seven
acres under cultivation and
everything in good condition.
Acre tracts OF his kind so
near city c~onyenienees and
In good location are difficult
TO find, owner leaving for
California. Investigate.
$4,2O0 for 20 acres three miles
north of Florence, half mile
from paved road. Young fruit
of all kinds. New house and
o~utbuildings. Owner selling
account of sickness. Reason
able terms. Investigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
Fine, Well Improved

Cass county, 100 acres farm, only ~
miles from good town, owner wants to
sell quick and has priced 1t at $3.50 an
acre. Cheap at 500.
An extra good and we'll improved Saun-
ders county l6O-acTe farm; only IL miles
from good town, at $50 an acre.
A Sa0-acre Buffalo county farm; fair
improvements and NEST OF Il cultivated.
at $40 an acre; worth t45.
Several fine stock ranches and dairy
farms cheap.
1 handle only bargains. Ask about these
W. ". MITCHELL,
Board Of TraSS Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
REAL ESTATE REAL rs STATE
Ut PROPERTY ron SALE. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Conunuedl tContinudD
HANSCOM PLACE
H BEST PLACE FOR THE MONEY IN OMAHA

IdE BEST PLAUE FUR IHE MUNEH IN OMAHA
OWNER LEFT CITY AND WILL SELL AT ONCE FOR BEST
OFFER. PRICE-$5OOOOO, ONE-FIFTH CASH
1902 Georgia Avenue Southwest corner Georgia avenue and
PoppletOn) This house is located on a large corner lot, 50x140
feet, east front. 1t has 8 large rooms, with splendid high ceilings
well built and in first class condition, all modern plumbing. Well
papered and painted throughout. Porch in front and around the
side Of the house, plenty of room in the rear of lot to build two
more houses, or a brick block, splendid large elm trees. Only one
block to car line, convenient to both school and church-in fact
the very best location In the park district. Both streets paved
and paving paid for. The lot if vacant, would readily sell for
to $500. The house could not be built for less than we
are asking for the whole place. If you want a bargain, let us show
you through this house, as owner has left city and his family wish
to follow at once. The property will stand a loan of $4,000, so that
81 600 cash is all you need.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE or THE CONSTRUCTING
quartermaster Cheyenne. Wyomlng, sep
TENDER, IS 1919. sealed proposals, In Trip
licate. will be received at tiis office until
$50 a. m. mountain time. Wednesday Oc-
tober Is 1907. at which time they viii be
opened IN public. for the installation %
steam heating plants complete In officers
quarters No 1 TO No. = Inclusive, and No.
81 and No. 80. post plans, Fort u. A. Rus
sell, Wyoming. Plans and Specifications
for the inspection Of bidders are on file
in this office. also IN the office OF the
CHIEF QuartermRster. Department OF the
Missouri, Omaha. Nebraska; Chief Quar-
termaster, Department " the Colorado,
Denver, Colorado, and the office OF the sec
rotary Of the Builders exchange, st. Paul,
Minnesota. The government reserves the
right to reject or accept any or all bids
or any part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be Endorsed Proposals
for Steam Heating officers Quarters Nos.
l to s, inclusive, and Nos. 81 and So Post
Plans, Fort u. A. Russell. Wyoming M
addressed TO v. X. Hart, Captain 10Th In
fantry, Acting Quartermaster, U. $. A,
IN charge OF construction, Room 4 keefe
Sep. It-B-ls-l7-os Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
JAMES, RE-
suit OF A BEE WANT AL

BY NJ. Myrtle Jensen, 2s9 lizard street.
Omaha. Father IL J, n. Jensen. Passed
mo Sevtntn Is of Webster Scnool
Teacher was Miss Hopper. Aged Y
Years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

ANHBODY-Either sex, can make s. daily
all wear raising mushrooms for hotels aud
sheds, boxes, etc. Free illustrated ms rus
ton booklet West - s., New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

FOR quick returns. us. your real estate
COR sale and exchange with me. no an,
no pay. W. w. Mitchell. Board OF Trade
Bldg. omAhA Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

George & Co., Exclusive Agents.
1901 Farnam st. Phone Douglas 756.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
FINE FARM CHEAP

800 acres, highly improved, in Nance
county, Nebraska, III miles from Belgrade,
a town Of 100 people, All the very best OF
rich black soil, with clay subsoil; just roll
ing enough to drain we'll, 20 acres in cult
walton, 20 acres IN Alfalfa, fenced hog-tight:
fenced. a fine orchard Fine S-room house.
barn 50X46; granary l6x4O; corncTlos. ma
chine sheds, hog houses and everything
that goes 10 mako a highly improved farm.
You can't beat this in The state. Price. for
quick sale, so per acre; $500 cash. balance
easy. Write or wire for fun particulars.
S, h. WAIT & CO.,
6l7 Bee Bldg. Omaha. Keb .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS
$3.50 + ACRE

on Oct. list, 1909, anyone not having
used his homestead right, may enter
his choice of 1900 quarter sections OF
open land in TRIP COUNTY, S. D.,
at $3.50 per acre. / have personally
inspected every quarter section of land
in the county and am prepared to To-
cate you on the very best lard that is
open to entry. Get ready NOW and
be on the ground Sept. 30th.