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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

E -HF's H@eEl. HH
@rnmier panotes benbolospis
al Miis Mobie @briitenien, 500 Go
mlno Str, % Miis "a. Mnoerien,
597 Sort ctr.
! Angaaenoe D1,ffetrGfningen Dor
oct en- pellpffet Aifare;; uierealiiereoe
tganife %betp6elig Gum, % Den lDf-
telige @tnoer, Scr. 6. Sobnie11, blep,
ga bons Nl1mer, 1873, blep folot op,
gIao og forneiet, og tog 9uftebarnet
UNDER Mrme1 og 9if biem.
Haa 4pinoeforeningens 8egne,
2ena u e H., Sd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Ga iu,ut Snltsape.

G,rite sino al rDaaife ! auneri.
ID" q M ffrrbie fra soabiaSerea.
.Gn iunuffere % mere fjrrfommel
cub set gerf fan life tGn-
fes. Snbieuo itrafs 9eres prSre
for gogeu, iaa Ben fan bliOe ienot
9em inben Sui.
6. @asmnsien H,lb. So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

|9en msber nR1te Sang bos Werg.
Morteniet1, 727 8Iair 5treet Gors-
oage,, ). s. SSan1ar. Mlle er bel.
fomne.
YrRiten trpffes / Rirtens ao,,tory
bper Sag fra ST. p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

Gn &apespje iom &ebningsmanb.
5irsbag Mften fom en Man6 og en-
&ptn0e til @arbonneal1s 2ogtbus paa
6. Str. og fog ct @erelle Ser. Sm
Morgeten begpnote &ertinbena Ya=
pegsje at raabe Mllarm og bol6t pe0
at ifrige ~@bat Is tbe NATTER, ino=
til &ertinoen blep opmerfl ON pao
Set, git til Sc 9%ogeren6es &erelie %
fanot 6em beoepeoe al Sos. Sc
blep brogt til 8pboipitolet og man
tpipler ONT, at 0e fan lepe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Sbjclfrpsien. 9liper 2onltao, ser

. Sbjclfrosien. 9liper 9m1ita0, ser
/ mango Mar bar boet / ct. SAUL,
blep @onoog Morger1 funoen op0 /
ct Sfur bag 9. s. @c9}omoras
@ren0ef orretning, 625 Temperance
Street. 9iget por %ltipfrosiet. 2ige
beo BAN bar 3 tomme Mlfobolflo=
ifer. Ser bar II Gents / en- CONNIE.
S Sc iioite 2 @aaneoer bor 9onltao
ttlbragt fine Netter / bette Sfur.
San iiges / lin 3ib at bape peret Ell
pelitaoenoe 6orretningsman6 og at
babe &uitru og EN- 9otter fer / 8p=
Ell, fra bbem ban par lepareret / fle=
re Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

Mrs. 2ouiie @asmnsien blep 'bco
.Sdterlamfunoets Mpoe i Manoogs
Mites poIgt til 9elegat for Ioreuiu-
gen til Snmfmoets &onpe,tion I
Clinton, Soma, neite Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

Nnc 8obtbaabianerne mao butte
lorcniuge,ts Sa,lefeit paa 9tberton
Soil SuIeoag, sen 25. December, 81
tcrmiooag 81. 3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

We'd Kjsb eiler RESPIRATION If
Uhre bessg den vellkjendte Juve-
Ter Sin16n Nelson, aoe E. 9TH St,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
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IS st. &aul 1ioe1oe". for oen
10. 0ennes lfriper Sc UNDER &ubri=
fen r2anosmen6", at oen- .6anife
Millionnr Gromp~, 8eniamin 9fi6er,
bar lbolot iocialiittife 5%qreorog, men
albrig forfpnot 6e11ne 2nres melt ra=
oitale SIDE. @on. forlanger, lfriper
iaaleoes life Specification, beller
life ligelig Soroeling al @jenoom.
Seq bor fife til ill.,. &eniigt at iige.
noget ON ST. &iooers 5ociolisme,
men iom Socialiit pnifer leg at gjgre
Gem opmnrfiom paa Ceres bible
oenoe og feilagtige &oaitanbe meo
@enipn til SEN urabtfale1te" Socia=
lisme. Ser er forre1ten ingen on0en
<5lags; Socialismen er for 9jebliffet
oct raotfole1te.
Mpoltanoerne al Socialtsmen Ell
i Acknowledged fun Mooitan0ere,
foroi Sc life peo, bpa6 Socialismen
nlel1er, % oeres fejlagtige Opfattelie
er / De eite 5ilfel6e ct &eiultat al
&res leuotalelier al iamme 5lags
1om openn9bnte. $500 @run6 al at
9e bar gtbet @la6s / Ceres 8la0 til
oisie &oaitanoe, be6er leg MI ON Sill
looelie til ,igjarnem @la6et at gjsre
%opmerfiom pao l1riatigbeoen 90
ganife. .fortfattet poapege Sociqliiter<
mes pirfelige Shilling. i: 11;z
81 forlanger life liaelig Sor0eli1g
al Gien6om, men 1erimoo. at al pro-
0lcerenoe gienoom @an6, .6abrifer>
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ifal pgre e1Ies;g e n, {. 81 m;
enopi6ere> at FIBER Berger, iom 8artz
eier,.. ifal babe &etoltil at b;r:uge
oenne felles Gjenoom- og oeltage j
i5orpelineen al, llobpttet, life i: .ear
l. gel / g. 6or6eling at l1bbpttet,
men i 6orbolo til BET Mrtb:e 8 c
ban .bor .uofprt., San er iaoleoes i
@irfelig9eoen itillet Tom enbper ST.
%tieejer /. ct Mftieiellfab, me6 fun. Ben
6orifjel, at bans Dipi6eno beror paa
bbor meget q r b e.i 5 e ban bor
u6fprt, og life paa bpor mango Mf-
tier ban far. Sbis ban life arbeioer,
iaa faar ban heller tngen. Dipioeao.
;@r life 6orifiellen. tpoelig. npf mel
lem Socialilternes Iigeli9e 81 e n
8 o M 8 (eller rettere 8rugsz
ret) og 0eres ltgelige s 0 + 5. elm g
al gjenoom.
Meo &enipn' til &onfiifotiol ser
flyer hi 5ocialil tier: Sen Sis, Sen
Sorg. 81 ipger for 9jebliffet fun
at uobreoe &unoifoben ON, bpao ri
pirfelig er efter, og naor ri far ober=
bepiit cit Majoritet al 8orgere om> at
bort &rogram er set rette, ia, iaa er
Der Sio NOT til at forbanole 5pprgs=
maalet om, bborle6es III ifal faa Dor
@ien0om, enten for eller l1oen 8eto=
ling, og bette 9pgrgsmaal er ri
billige til at operlaoe til SEN Si6s
&Glgere. .
9eres forbun6ne, /.
6re6. 80 ilIer.-
at 9}n,,I s 10 0prhr 1909
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

Mr. 2aurit5 g, suenion, @ice-
praiioent at Union gtate 8onf, tio=
ligere De 6or. 5taters Minilter til
3anmarf, er Of Breii0ent Guft uo=
nGpnt til Sc. 6or. Staterg Miniiter
til &epublifen Scbpei5, % lonap-
rtelien er iMbien6t til @enatets 5tao-
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minneapolis.

81. %. @apn, 20. Mqppe: & 9: st,
bar li6en / 2pr6ags peret meget Ing,
.og Oct frpgtes, at 2nngebetenbelie
bill iette in6, ifient 6enne SDgbom
en6nu life er fon1tateret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

faiteIie. Mr. Spenionu Der e. ~;
aor gamtneIi % fgot fer ! State,
iamt @raol1ent fra 2utber College,
bar fra 1897 til 1905 @eionot / Sir
.benbapn % bar itoen oo bapt lit
'&jem % lin Mrtefreoa fer / 8perl,
bpor ban bar punbet mango 8e11ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

9anif @nbstjeneitc Snlebas. Gen
oanlfc CO. ll,tb. Ma5aretb Menigbeo
nil lomles til @nbstienelte / &irfen
poo @iprnet al @rotto og Mnrora
Muc., Sl,leoog ST. 2.30, og ligeleoes
2oen Suleoag. Den 0onife Solne-
bog afbenpttes, tag Sen meo, noar
III goor til Strife Suleoug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

,Suletrefeit. 5borpaloien 2oge,
9: g.. g., og Mleranqra 2oge, 9. g.
g., afbol6er SSulettrefat paa 0ania
Sail 2gr0ag, Mptaarsoag, @ftermi0=
.oag 81. 4 for Meolemmer og -0eres.
6amilier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

Sorcninsen 9anias SnletrGfei
afboloes f~pritfommenoe Senoag @f=
termiobag poa Dania itore @all.
&l. 4 optreoer @angforeningen
uMpollo", og ON Mftenen bliper ser
Suicidal for Sc &ofsne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

2ben Sl1leoag. Den banlfe Solme:
bog afbenpttes, tag Sen meo, noo1
III 9oor til Strife Suleoug.
@rofcslor Dttp Sesperiesa 8eiba
fer / Minneloto 9pilling6ner |
nelte Maoneo er I'LL lifret. &rofes=
ioren oil boloe 5orelesntng paa en=
eelif paa Statsuniperiitetet 5. 20.
SSoru,or lan1t bolbe ct 6oreorag pao
0anlf / ct. &aul S. 26. Satn1ar. 81
lfal / ienere @l,mre meboele nerme=
re Splpsninger.
@asforgiftnin9. 8. Magnuien,
46 @elt College Mpe., ct inologt poo
ct. Soiepb's @oipital, lioenoe. al
@asforgiftning San blep funoer
bepioitlps / i'm Seng. @asbonen por
list aaben, og Set a,1tages, at Mog:
m,ien bor giort bette al &anpare,
ioct ban iluffeoe @asien Mftene1 fpr.
Gen MIC &pinbefprcnine r@aabct"
polgte poa i'm @eneralforlamling
6reoagS fplgenoe npe 8eltDrelle tt
at fungere for nel te Star:
Ct YrGiioent, Mrs. 5b. &eterie''
Yrelioent, @rs. S. Oerting.
Sefreter og &asierer, Mrs. 30
Sprenlen.
6prer, Wrs. 6. Mnoerie11.
5illi6sipiter, Mrs. .. 8ucf.
9erpogter, Mrs. Mpltrpm.
81. Gpof's sasfprer en- ct. &aa
9funb. Set fan / ois}e Dage bap,
lin St1teresle at bpre, at ST. Sre6e
rict q. Goot's Sagfgrer, $. @elling
ton @acf al Seem Oorf, Ser bar no
talt iao itor 5fuffelie ODER ban:
&lieuts 6orbolb, oprinoelig er Ell
ct ::NSal1l Monb. @ah 0rep in6ti
1900 soefprerfo'r:,rettning 'ber / 80
en-, men bapoe fun fua &l1noer Of
gjoroe Jig alorig iGrlig fjenbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
st PAUL.

- Psa Hdanae" removed 70 Room
ool Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

l1lDffestilfGlbe. Sernbaneoper=
fiprslerne' / / !Sp0bpen bor after free
bet ct Differ, Ser bringer 5pergs=
maalet ON Spbebelie al u@raoe
Crossings" laa meget nGrmere in6
paa 2ipet al %, iom bette Offer er
en- lille Dreng al Dor egen Mationali=
te. Set er &aitor pe6 Smanuels
6anif ll1tberife Strife g. &oniens 13
Mar gamle 5pn M0olpb, Ser Senoag
gftermi00ag beo at blibe operfjbrt al
yet Srugttr9n paa Milmaufee 8ane1s
79por % "a. Street g. er blepen
&rgbling for 9ipsti0.
M0oIpb Sanien, Ser er en- nalmin=
6elig begapet og opbaft lille @nt, par
lammen me0 en- ligeal6re16e &ame=
rat u6e for at or0ne forifielligt til
SSuletrRfeiten og lfuloe paa tin 8ei
triple Sernbaneiporet paa "a. Ctr.
.8ommene bar life ne6e, og intet an-
tp6e0e, at Ser bar noge1 6are paae
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
OklRhoma.


A GOLDEN opportunity, and why? II
you will get a map Of Oklahoma you will
observe the northeastern part of Usage
comprises approximately l,50O,OO0
acres of fine and The Indians are now
selling this land from S. to S5 per acre.
Now look at Nelagony You viii find IT
In the eastern part OF the county, in Bird
Creek Valley and two lines Of railways
affording excellent shipping facilities.
Twelve regular trains per day. Union
depot and hotel. This town will be the
commercial center of this country and
here Is an opportunity you cannot afford
to miss. We are going to sell at auction,
December 2, 3 and 4, 1903. Remember we
also have oil and gas wells in operation,
and we are giving absolutely free so acres
for manufacturing purposes, Also give
away three lots, one each day of sale.
This means WI are doing our part toward
building a good W We V the
natural advantages; we now want good
velop this county, and Nelagony in par
ticular. Fine hunting and fishing, indeed
very few places afford such q combination
Of pleasure and business combined. Rates
on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail
road and Midland Valley railroad, effective
November n, and good until December s
Ask your ticket agent about rates.
Nelagony is the Indian word for Good
Water-and we have plenty OF It.
Ask for our illustrated folder. It's free
Write
NELAGONY TOWNSHIP COMPANY,
NELAGONY, OKL.
Or
WICK LINDsTROM, Promoter.
Ell RENO, OKL.
Colonel j. p, Gotellus, Auctioneer.'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
GEO. D. PEBRINE, Agent,

Phone Douglas 1901. SS2 Paxton Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
REAL ESTATE
FARM RANCH LANO o SALE
Nebraska-COntinued.
SCOTS Bluff
Irrigated Lands

are in greater demand now than ever be
fore! The fact hat we have sold farms
100, so and 40 acres-to 80 per cent OF those
who have gone with US to see the country
is certainly strong evidence that we have
something worth showing and worth sell
ing.
You remember Abraham Lincoln's IA
nous saying about fooling the people. 1t
is impossible in the SCOTS Bluff country.
The evidences Of great production are on
every hand; the abundant water supply IS
plainly in sight; the well-Constructed head
gates, dams and bitches carry their own
arguments. A soil expert is not necessary
to show the fertility OF the soil-that is
something any good farmer can see.
SELLING RAPIDLY.
This big tract Of land is rapidly being
sold off. After IL is gone there will be no
other large tracts placed on the market.
The time to get in on the ground floor
at SCOTS Bluff is NOW. Go with us on
our
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
Boulevard Park

It Is generally known that this beautiful
lying tract Of ground, bounded on the east
by Sherman Ave, on the west by 2Oth st.
Boulevard, with Sprague st. dividing 1t
north and south, possesses peculiar ad-
vantages over any other section Of the
city. Overlooking Carter Lake (Cut-Off
lake., with boating, fishing and hunting
facilities, commanding 4 splendid view Of
the Missouri valley, easily accessible by
car or vehicle. fast building up with mod
ern'homes. having all public improvements.
sewers. water. gas. cement walks. trees
and shrubbery. A few choice lots may be
had at prices ranging from 1915 to $3.50. Go.
see for yourself. II VIII pay You to pick
out a lot even IL you are not quite ready
to build. Lots sold on very reasonable
terms.
Call for plat.
SINNER & CHASE CO.,
500 5. nth st. Opposite Court House. =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14


REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO.
Ground Floor, 1901 Faruam st.
JUST LISTF;D-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
HANSCOM PARK-Modern, 9 rooms,
furnace heat, on 31st St, only one-half
block from Ger, with barn, $500.
WEST FARNAM-New house, on N. 4lst
near Cass St, beautifully decorated, all
thoroughly modern, S rooms and bath, barn
and carriage house with cement floor. large
lot. $4,000.
ANOTHER list ST.-New and modern,
with full lot. Z rooms and bath, $500.
NEARBY F&RM-6O acres, less than an
hours railroad ride, has house and other
improvements; per acre, SEQ.
Il ACRES AT BLAIR-This Is only an
hours ride from Omaha, and is ready 10
move right in; Groom house: crops will
pay for 1t in two years; well improved;
essv terms; price. s.. 100.
DUNDEE PLACE-Brand new thoroughly
modern bungalow, Capitol Ave. and 5Oth
st. some mahogany finish, beamed ceilings,
fireplace in living room, walls done in a
finish and tints; done in Flemish; kitchen,
prrtry, refrigerator room, etc, three large
bed rooms upstaifs, with large closet, bath
room, done in white enamel; sewer. walks,
ETC., all in and paid for; price, only $500.
EOUNTZE PLACE-Wirt st. near the
boulevard, 10-room house. all modern, two
lots; rents for $500; would exchange this
price, $500.
LOCUST ST. HOME-Near 22d, I rooms,
modern; rental, 1920; price, $500. Also
could be exchanged"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
Canada.

YOUNG MEN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
Good profits await you in sunshiny, mild
Innate; Vancouver Island offers oppor-
tunities in business, professions, fruit
growing, poultry, farming, manufacturing,
Iands, timber, mining, railroads, naviga-
ton, fisheries, new towns. For authentic
information, free booklets, write Nancou-
yer Island Development LEAGUE, Room
b 6S. Law Chambers Bldg, Victoria, B.. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY For SALE.
CContinued)

FRED S. d
H7-4ls First National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 23lS.
2768 California Street
An up-to-date modern residence. 6Oxl5O.
? rooms, at half its real value.
25th Ave. and Dewey st.
7Ox125. with an s-room cottage. modern
except furnace, for the ground value.
30 South Both Street
A modern IN every respect. West Far
nam residence Of 8 rooms, 40X12o.
$40 South 22d Street
Highly improved modern residence,
within walking distance at the lowest price
l have ever listed for sale.
81 South 33d Street
A new. modern in every way West Far
nam residence. with SOxi60. Q rooms, with
sufficient ground for another house.
10th st. and Martha
A newly highly modern residence. hot
water plant. within walking distance.
2573 Fort Street
A new and complete S-room residence.
5OX12O, at a slaughter price.
2407 South 18th Street
A neat 5-room cottage exceptionally rea-
sonable.
938 North 9th Street
A Groom cottage on 33xlSO, at a very low
price.
1888 Ohio Street
A new and comfortable laboring mans
home, at a very low price.
1904 Poppleton Ave.
Just finished. a broom modern residence
at your own price.
All on EASY TERMS and small cash
payments. DO not delay; see them at once. =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
THE Y SPECIAL

is an ideal way to travel. Every comfort,
splendid meals, good automobiles from
which TO view the land.
while you are celebrating on the time
to begin, the time for action may be lost. 80
We are selling to actual settlers and they
are building as fast as they can get ma
terial on the ground. Lands in the SCOTS
Bluff country will be worth not less than
$25 an acre more in a year from now. Go
now and save hat S5 or make some other
man pay you the profit.
Write, call or telephone us.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
uI.nndIass man ON manlass land ua
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
RANCHES

"Landless man on manless land" -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14

FOR SALH-A thriving cement block.
brick and tank busin5ssi for particulars
address ]. j. Funk. Fremont, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
NEXT TUES
DAY, Is

Go while the weather Is fine; 60 while
you can see the sugar beets being hauled
to the dumps; go while the potatoes are
being dug and stored; go while the alfalfa
and hay are in stack; 60 while the lambs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
Colorado

FOR SALE or trade-96O- acre farm, well
improved; II miles from county seat, 4 miles
from railroad station. For particulars ad-
dress Charles Niehous, Holyoke, Colo, p.
O. Box ga.
500 ACRES free homesteads; 1 can locate
you on good government land; golng fast;
come quick. A. T.. Peck, Wray, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY For SALE.
CContinued)
Houses
Lots
Farms
Lands
Loans

Houses, Lots, Farms, Lands, for sale
or trade; also have several gilt-edge
mortgages for investors, from a few
hundred dollars up to several thou
sand, drawing 8, 81, 6 and 6h % in
terest. We also care for properties
for home or nonresident owners VIII
also be pleased to have you list your
properties with us for sale, trade or
rental. We also write fire insurance.
BEMIS, Brandeis Blk
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14

FOR SALE-Imprpved farm in southwest
Nebraska, in corn and grain belt, 10 miles
from good town; write for price. A bar
gain for the one who sees it first. M. NJ.
johnson, wauneta, Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
New York.

BIG money-maker; small farms, health
lest location; Long Islands Pine Belt, $7s;
short distance station; live town. Shore
Acres Company, 121 West 42d St., New
York;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
srATE MANAGER wANTEp.

STATE MANAGER WANTED.
Wanted state manager Tor Nebraska by
an old established implement mRnufac-
turing company OF Minneapolis. Mimi, to
take charge Of established trade and or
Eanize sales ana distributing branch; must
be an experienced business man and in
position to Invest in company's stock. Only
those looking for permanent connection
need apply or write the
]. L. Owens Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis, Minn.~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
C~Continued.)
A SPLENDID
INVESTMENT
EARNING 1870 GROSS
ON A VALUATION OF $4,000.

Located on n. 18th St. 8 minutes walk
from postoffice, 3 minutes from new Union
Pacific headquarters. Can be made to
earn much more.
owners anxious to sell, as they do not
want the care of rental property. Make
me an offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CContinusd.)

SEVEN-ROOM cottage, all modern except
heat. Corner lot. Corner SD and webster.
Call Douglas 52T3.f
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
California.

WE are making homes for a million peo-
pie on the greatest irrigated tract In Cali
lorna. Our new booklet "California-NoW
or Never" the finest California book ever
printed, loo. Easy payments. See our big
exhibit at Chicago's great land show, Nov.
20 to Dec. 4. w want an army Of Live
ones" with us to build this greatest new
community. Organize a colony, Write
today for free Information. II. l.. HOLSTER,
POS La Sale St. Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

TO GET on or out Of business call on
GANGESTAD, A4 Bee Bldg. Tel. d. 1867.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
Missouri.

"A GOOD TIME TO INVEST
your hard-earned money in a good farm Of
100 acres, all good, smooth laying land, all
in high state of cultivation. Well fenced,
watered and highly improved. Good house,
barn and other outbuildings. on daily
rural route, telephone, close to school, and
one mile from a good railroad town. Fine
orchard, small fruit. No waste spots,
hard-pan, but all rich soil. A very attrac-
tive home. Price, $50 per acre; good terms.
Send for out list Of Missouri bargains.
LECTION LAND COMPANY,
Lection, johnson County, Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14

LUMBER manufacturers would do well
to look into the following: Handle and
hoop factory for sale at a town In central
Arkansas. Excellent timber district and
said to be a great bargain. Also veneer
plant In same vicinity will be sold cheap.
Good reasons for disposing of each plant.
For information about these and many
other fine woodworking openings, besides
new industrial book, write M. Sohulter,
Industrial Commissioner Rock Island
Frisco Lines, st. Louis, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14

6 POOL tables and building. p. II. Ell
wanger, sutton, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14
COLORADO
40 600 ACRES AT So

This land is partly under irrigation now
and can all be irrigated. Offered at this
remarkably low price for quick sale In
order to close partnership. Worth your
while to investigate.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO,
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14

FOR SALB-Tailor shop, good location.
first-class trade; established s years. Price
only $500. Address L us, Bee"
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-12-09
GENERAL NEWS.

Plans for twenty-six bar mills to be
built at Girard near Youngstown, o..
have been announced by the Carnegie
Steel Company.
Walter Lonsdale, secretary to DR..
Frederick A. Cook, arrived at Christ
iansand, Denmark, on the 5th inst,
aboard the steamer United States. lie
said he had with him all of DR.. Cooks
records.
Independent telephone interests are
said to have an available fighting fund
of 100000 subscribed to do battle
against the Bell telephone interests
whenever the latter attempts to wipe
out competition.
BY the decision of Judge Newman
of the United States district court at
Atlanta. Ca, Costa George Najour,
Syrian by birth, is declared a white
man and eligible to American citizen
ship.
Bishop Daniel Ayres Goodsell of the
Methodist Episcopal Church died in
New York City on the 5th inst. at the
age of sixty-nine. He had been bishop
since 1888 and was one of the most
influential men in the church.
Rattlesnake venom, scientifically
termed "crotalin," is the latest rem
edy brought forward for consumption
and one which its advocates believe
will receive the 100000 prize offered
by Yale alumnus for the cure of the
white plague.
A special received at Paris from
Madrid via the frontier. says: "Tne
Spanish Episcopate has petitioned the
government to close all the lay and
modern schools in the kingdom"
H. q. Nudge has been elected presi-
dent of the Rock Island road. Mr..
Nudge formerly was general manager
of the Santa Fe and later became sec
ond vice president of the Rock Island.
Edward p Mitchell, for many years
on the editorial staff of the New York
Sun, has been elected president of
the Sun Printing and Publishing Asso-
citation. succeeding the late William
Laffan
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-12-09
Butter.
Eggs.
Water for Territorial Lands.

Land Commissioner Ervien has
closed a contract with b. P. Schulz,
e. l.. Solignac, the Mimbres Water
Users Association and others by
which 10000 acres of territorial land
near Zuni. Zuni county, will be
turned into gardens and orchards.
The water will be pumped on land of
grantees and carried to the terrific
rial lands. On grantees lands the wa
ter table is only twenty feet from the
surface. while on the adjacent terri
torial lands it is ninety feet below
the surface.
The land to be reclaimed is excel
lently adapted to truck farming and
fruit raising the moment water is put
upon it. Gigantic pumping plants Will
be erected at once.