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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
1i,c CounclImanic ticket.
,Kiaals. the Repahlleaas acted .!

wisely the Republicans acted q
tileir ward conventions friday night,
when selections were made for
councllmen. The list shows the ex-
erclse Of wisdom, and to state that
the winners we're chosen Is not pnt-.
ting it too optimistically. for every
one Interested sees victory ahead
for this ticket.
Ifnanimously chosen they all meet
win the approval Of the party. The
lack Of dlscord in single instance
even shows that there Is union In the
party-an omen OF victory most graf
flying.
With such a spirit manifest In the
city convention Monday night all
may confidently expect ticket to pc
named then which will appeal as
strongly to the people as does the
councllmanic ticket named Friday
night. .
Patrick J. Leyden as councilman in.
the first ward has achieved much for
his ward in particular and the city
in general the last two years. He.
commands the esteem Of the voting.
citizenship Of his ward and his Of
fetal conduct has been Of such a
high order as to merit reelection by
an overwhelming majority
Councilman Robbins OF the second
ward is business man Identified
with one Of the leading Industries Of
the city and he has rendered good
ana faithful service as councilman.
as is attested by all those associated,
with him in city affairs the last two
years, irrespective of party afilia-
lions. Opposition to him cannot De
honestly based on any claim adyanc-
ed that he has not done his duty
well. No man desires the city to goI
forward more than he does.
Charles NJ. Ernst's denomination
in the third ward Is a fitting recog-
milton Of the faithful and eficient
service-he has rendered. which none
Will venture todeny. Experienced ia
councIlmanic affairs, he is an actual
necessity one may properly say.
Mr.. Ernst enjoys an immense popu-
larlty, owing to the fair and Impair
tial manner OF his official acts. While
true-blue Republican, yet he recog-
nizes the welfare of the city as hfgn-I
er than mere party promotion. He
never has any axes to grind but is at
the wheel all the time to advance
the city's interests.
Harry H. Wilson is finely capaci-
tated to represent the fourth ward In
the city council. He is popular in
his ward and commands tile esteem.
of men there. irrespective Of party,
as shown by the fact that both the
Republicans and the Democrats,
have chosen him to be their candi-
! date for this office. The Republi-
cans nominated him unanimously,
and the slight opposition in DEM
ocratic ranks against him soon dis
appeared.
The selection OF Clarence w. Leg
gett by both political parties em-
phastzes the high regard held for his
splendid qualifications. A business
man who has been successful and
who is identified with enterprises
that are developing the city and as
surfing greater greatness for clarks-
burg. MI. keggett as the fifth wards
Representative in the city's council-
ananic body will not he found want
ing i'm the performance of oficial
duty.
There Is, indeed, every reason to
state that the Republicans have
chosen au ideal councilmanic ticket
and to believe that it VIII I've trr.
Nmphantly elected:
,Jfa. sssaSuo,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
Got Used to It.

The first white child born in
Chicago has Just died. She was SUR
rounded by squaws at her birth and
received her first bath in tub made
from a hollow log. AT the age OF 5
she had read The jungle and be-
come subscriber to the Theodore
Thomas orchestra. Her great ags,is
ascribed to a natural reluctance Is
quit Chicago. She had got used 10
it.-P ittsburg Gazette Times.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
Just Recognition.

I The announcement that President
Taft will give West Virginia more
consideration in the matter Of feder-
al appointments than has heretofore
been the custom is gratifying. West
Virginia is gaining prominence in
tae industrial world and it ought to
have nigh Standing with Republi-
can national administration for it IS
as reliably insthe Republican column
as any STATE In the union. Fairmoat
West vfrginiah.
President Taft's, attitude is the
result Of Al natural Republican Sc
|qdenee. It is through the broad
minded, liberal. constructive ana
protective policies of Republicanism
that West Virginia has been enabisd
to naakeAthe remarkable Industrial
Development which it mas in the last
decade. It is not special or undue
tayoFitisms onthe part Of President
Taft # Is only a Just recognition Of
West Virginia's progress, both in tbs
fields Of learning and endeavor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
Denloclatlc IleLorm.

The reform administration hassptit
tho city nearly million dollars to
the bad made no new streets, mess
ed mp everything and d now trying
TO charge It mp to- a former admins
ttratfon Charleston Mali =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13

A news item informs us that a
great many ladies throughout the
country are giving barefooted dances
for charity When we remember
that no lady can do d thing win
her hair after she washes 1t, we
must hope that these dances do mot.
meet the expectations OF those pres
ents Wheeling Register.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
The Coffee Tax.

In the opinion of the News. the
Republican party viii find itself in.
tdulging in very unpopular per
formance II it insists upon putting i
tariff Of four cents a pound on coffee
and ten cents a pound on tea.
No more direct form Of Indirect
! tax can be imagined. The effect will
be simply that for every pound i 81.
coffee and every pound Of tea an
American consumes he viii nay four
or ten cents toward the maintenance
OF the government, because the tariff
will undoubtedly be added to the
cost. OF course such tax cannot
be justified on the principle Of pro-
lection, and is instead solely a reye-
nue. producer.
Coffee and tea are necessities and
are no more proper subjects for spe-
cial taxation than beef or clothing,
An income or inheritance tax would
be much fairer Wheeling News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
lsnc0Hl4rged.

SINCE the i5eginning 81 tile new adj
llitiiiistration our hens ara laying
twice as well as formerly Charles
ton News and Courier
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13

What happened to me-" asked the
Chronic optimist, when he woke up
in the hospital.
"A shark bit your leg on, said the
nurse.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13

The Season.
Lent means Spring. It is derived
from the old English VOID "Leuc:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13

'Jolta. dear. am afraid the baby
is left-handed. In grasping his
nursing-bottle he almost always docs
i with his left hand"
"Hurrah! He may make Us both
famous some day by being the lead
ing south-paw twirler in one OF the
major eagues."-chicago Record
Herald.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13

An Evening Echo. III
Frobityof mind Ii hest eyinced BY
pfpblty u conduct Webster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
EACEnQus FLASHES

There had been lovers quarrel
and it was his first visit in two weeks.
i guess you know there was dit
ference between your sister and my
self?" he ventured, trying to pump
the little sister.
YES. indeed" responded the latter
without hesitation.
''Well-er-do you think Clara VIII
make up when she comes down."
Little Bessie leaned over nearer
and whispered:
She is upstairs making up now,
Chicago News.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04

Der 1, Mr.. Gould has owned and
managed the business alone. His
line of business is leather novelties,
Mexican and Indian handicraft, art
goods, cigars, tobacco, etc.
The stock will be moved after 10
o'clock tonight and force will be at
work all night to prepare the store
for business Sunday morning. Mr..
Gould expects to have everything in
readiness by that time.
Mr.. Gould is fast becoming rec
ognized as one of the foremost
business men of Bemidji and his
future is indeed a promising one, he
being still a young man. He de-
serves the patronage of every citizen
in this community and will be glad
to meet old and new patrons at the
new store. >--
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04
GREAT JEWELRY DISPLAY
At GEO. 7. BAKER & CO.'S
Exhibit includes Watch, Keeping
Perfect Time, Frozen in Solid -,
Block of Ice.

What seems without doubt the
most ideal and attractive jewelry
display ever exhibited in this city
is that of George T. Baker & Co.
today which includes the famous
South Bend watch frozen in a solid
block of ice, the most gruelllng
test that can be given that delicate
piece of mechanism.
When we stop to realize what
heat and cold does to metal in the
way of contraction and expansion
one cannot help but think what it
means for a watch to be frozen ina
solid cake of ice, and keeping per-
feet time, and the adjustment it
must 20 through before leaving the
factory, where all adjusted grades
of South Bend watches are alter.
nately baked in an oven and frozen
in an ice box before being sent to
the jeweler.
Mr.. Baker has the exclusive sale
of the South Bend watch in this city
and his farsightedness in getting the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04
GIRL TAKEN BY +
FATHER; AT RAT PORTAGE TAG
Lucinda Was Undoubtedly Kidnapped
Was Taken from Home Wednesday
Night, November Path.

A clue has been found to the
whereabouts of Lucinda Woods,
daughter of Mrs. Frank Freeman
(nee Woods), who disappeared from
the Freeman home Wednesday night,
November "a.
Mr.. Freeman now states that a
letter has been received in this city
from Port Arthur, Ont, which was
written by Charles Woods, in which
it is alleged Woods stated that he
has the girl safely at Port Arthur
and is taking good care of her; that
he intends to keep her permanently.
When Mrs. Woods secured a
divorce from Mr.. Woods, last spring,
she was given the custody of their
child, Lucinda, and the girl has
lived with her mother since the
latter's marriage to Frank Freeman.
When she disappeared from her
home it was surmised that Woods
had kidnapped her and that sur
mise proves to have been a fact.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04
POPULAR COULD STORE
MOVES TO MILES BLOCK
Entire Store Will be Moved Tonight
After Ten O'clock. New Quarters
Better.

Arthur N. Gould, successor to
Crane x Gould, who is conducting a
novelty store at 21S Beltrami, will
move into his new home tonight.
Mr.. Gould will occupy the store in
the Miles Block, No. 301 Beltrami.
This store has been com pletely
remodeled and the store has been
built and furnished to accommodate
the Gould store and stock.
Mr.. Gould believes that his new
quarters are much better and on
account OF. the growth of his bust
ness he, is about to occupy these
new quarters. .>-.~< ...... r.
The firm of Ct Il Gpuld have
been doing business in this, cityffor
the past two years and since Septem-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04

the agency for this excellent move.
ment, which is SO especially adopted
and adjusted to- the climatical con.
ditions of northern Minnesota, is to
be commended.
The citizens of Bemidji and sur.
rounding country have always found
Mr.. Baker an up to date and agrees
sive business man and if there is
anything new comes you will always
find it first at Mr.. Bakers store. .
Through fair and courteous treat
ment and that smile that won't
come off" Mr.. Baker has won a host
Of friends Throughout northern
Minnesota. ii
Mr.. Bakers display includes the
largest.line of watches in northern
Minnesota, which goes to show
that he is prepared to furnish any
movement, grade or make OF
watch on the market and at right
prices.
The weather permitting this
great display, including the watch
keeping perfect time frozen in a
solid cake of ice, will be continued
for several days and Mr.. Barker
and his corps of assistants will be
pleased to answer any questions O,
give any information regarding
any of the watches on display,
especially the one in the ice,
which is. attracting no sma
amount Of attention. 81;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04


city, Monday which A. Paul.
Minnesota Sunday School association following pro-
will be given:
Afternoon Session.
245-song and Devotional Service, by local pastor
3OO-(a) All the Church in the Sunday School,
(b) All the Sunday school in the Church..
(c) campaign for membership.
BY A. NJ Locker.
My School,"
General Discussion.
5Free discussion
side of the
Led by A. M. Locker.
Evening Session.
Choir and Singers.
S00-Sunday School Exenson Training Sunday
A. M. Locker
Offering for Sunday School Work.
Benediction.
1t expected that
people showing much interest in the affair.
Rev. j. c. Mapon of Tenstk president of
County Sunday School association H.
church president Syb Bemd secretary
Mrs NJ A. Phibbs superintendent training depart.
ment Mrs. c. L. Knox the departments
N Freeze is superintendent of the temperance department.
The Beltam Sunday
bershp the members of all Sunday
conference held Bemdj last spring.
cnt rendered
most commendabe
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
TO BE HELD HERE MONDAY
Locker Secretary Of the Minnesota Sunday School
Association, Will Preside.-Splendid Program Has
Been Prepared Successful Meeting Assured

The Bem County Sunday School association will participate
Sunday School institute which will Baptist church in this
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
,.nn A,JEssko EEsIIIh1JgE 20. ,.,,
soutA Dakota-contissea.

DAKOTA bargain. leo acres. two mites
from Huron; 100 acres TILED. 10 acres fine
grove; a number Of large. bearing plum
trees , acres OF asparagus that produces
hobFs AxS new barn isx&: another build
ing nx5os a large root cellar; a new 2-lnch
flowing wei. nows = gallons per minute.
prizes at the South Dakota state fair In
lSa Sol u a deep sandy loan. with clay
s~ubsoiL ~ taken soon I viii sell for g1L.-
E ID T. AeMoDies. Huron. 8 D
Cml-M8n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SION PAINTINGS. H. Cole. IsO8 pouslas.
Ol-6H
AUTOMOBILES

DERIGHT
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY.
1Gl Farnam Street.
etoddard Dayton Roadster, N,l0o
REQ Touring car. $50
Buick R~unabout. almost new. seoA
Stevens Duryea. $50
Dragon Touring car, n.060
WaveEly Electric. 500
Al the above guaranteed In rood shapA
state agent Stoddard-Dayton.
standardization, $3.50. 100, nSa
Ford model N, $50
Ford, II, 800.
Open and closed cars for rent DAY or
night. Tel Douglas -
C7)-25o
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
NEBRASKA FARM.

nlacre: Thayer county. improved farm, 8
miles from county seat: splendid build
tngs, all fenced and cross-fenced; never
failing springs OF pure water: good soil;
80 acres In cultivation; abundance OF
large timber; Is a. alfalfa An ideal
combination stock and grain farm. Price
only $50 per acre. Reference. First Ma
tionaI hank. Hebron, Neb. CO)-as q
SALE Or TRADE-S0 acres land ten miles
4. from Hurwell. near country store and
aposfoffce; part level n part rolling.
VIII take town property in part pay
msnt. . ~, BurWell. Neh
C0)-Nru III
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Texas

FOR SALE am a practical Texas
farmer, Just arrived In Chicago to sell a
lev sections OF my own rich land, which
l bought when land was cheap. I offer
Iahd buyers a chance to save S1.6o per
section. The new railroad, being built,
passes near my land; will double values
When completed. No better land IN the
panhandle Of Texas. Being a Texas
farmer or experience, IL viii pay you
ano your friends who want the best To-
Gated and the best farming land. TO come
sec me az once. Best bank references.
lou pay no agents commissions. You
deal direct with the owner. Address f
Z MauLfair, I'D Dearborn St, Chicago.
GY-M38 Hx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Boyles College

Is the largest college In this section OF
the United ~States-enjoys the largest en-
rollment-flls most Of the best situations
with It's graduate Stenographers. Book
keepers and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
highest esteem OF the big business men Of
and all the surrounding cities n
states. because Il deserves II.
This may be a blunt way of putting Il,
but, a facts = fact, and it's really due
to you that you should be informed of the
exact facts IN the case. now that you're
thinking Of studying Stenography, Book
keeping or Telegraphy.
Pay Boyles College a visit some day very
soon- II you can. II you can't, at least
send for a free COPY OF our catalogue.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Oregon.

COOS BAY. deep-sea port Of Oregon. only
AaTbcr In United States where coal Il
mined and loaded direct from the mines
mouth into ocean-going vessels; has laTE-
est belt Of tandsng timber trfbutary OF
n port Ia the entire world: Is
for its variety OF fruits and v~egetables
making an inducement TO the market gar
dener In supplying the many mines. mills
and taetories; IDEAL dairy land; grass
CROWNS green year round; has most eoua-
Die climate IN America. abundance OF
game and fish IN mountains. streams and
nayt good schools and churches. Write
for free booklet c, Chamber OF Commerce.
MArshfield. Oregon. on
GOING VEST Ask about HARRISBURG.
oregon, l@ miles south OF Portland
Fruit and dairy land 80 10 85 per acre
Write 81. ID. Morgan. secretary, Harris
burg IMPROVEMENT club. Harrisburg.
Oregon. cOE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

AUTOMOBILE painting and carriage repair
work; dead storage. VIM. Pfieffer Car
rage Co. 9Th & L~savenworth. Red sea
Q)-M1S1 MIS-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

PRICK bldg. Auburn. for income. ea, t4so
Brfck bldg, 8. o., for city prop. S6OoO.
Bick bldg, Essex. Ia. for maha prop,
Hotel bldg. Omaha, for clear land, sSoOm.
Brick Bldg Stanton. for income, slaOo.
SO a, San Luis valley, for income. SIS. 900.
mp, mnneoaSo Co., L. clear farm
S Mills Co, Ia. for income. ssSo.
100 a. dmp.( Co. Bluffs. for Income. $3.50.
iG lana q aTHl Burlington oOao. for Neb.
10 a a%p). Mills Co. Ia. for income.
10 a dmR!: MOnona Co.. Ia. for any
IS q Co. Bluffs, income, sa.sOo.
l@ a dmp) Tekamah hotel. eq. 5000
10 a. ump.). Tekamah hotel. ep. $500.
go a Holt Co, vacant lots, 5000.
80 a Keith Co. anything. 5000.
SO a. Cheyenne Co, income. &10,240.
so a. dmp) Chase Co.. income Si2OoO.
ls a dmp.). Washington Co. hotel, co.
10 a., Dawes Co, lumber, 1850.
10 a Qmp) Grand Island. lumber or mdse.,
10 a. dmp) Hok Co, hotel. $4,000.
100 a Qmp.), Ashland, cash and income.
81 a. dmp.J. Pierce. income. 60. $4,000.
1900 a Qmp), Boone, income. $500
400 a Qmp). Logan Co. income, $500.
Homes 80. Omaha hotel, co. G.o0o.
Home. Omaha i1ougIas Co. farm, ca. s4.S0.
Home Qs-G.), Omaha, income and cash.
t16.Oo
Home. s. o.. Omaha income. $500.
Homes 90 lincoln. land. $4,000.
Homes 90. 8 o., OmAha income. GT50.
Homes Cd, Co. Bluffs. land. eq. $500.
Home. Amigo, Wis, land, A.Oo.
Hotels (seveial). Neb. land. 5000 TO 1900.
Lot. Omaha. Omaha income. u7.0Q
Lots 90, Detroit. Mich-, automobile, 1900.
Mdse.. eastern Neb., income, l0l00.
5 per cent telep. bonds. Omaha, Antelope
Co. land. 5000.
Implements. Saline Co, farm and cash.
$1IOO.
Telep .tock, Fillmore Co, "A per cent div.
anything. $4,000.
Millinery, Omaha, income. $500.
Shoe SIX, Omaha. income, 500.
Lumber. Harlan Co.. cash and farm, NLoo0.
Opera House. Ia, land. $500.
Anll (feed). Heb., land. 60. S6Isa
Mil leased. Ia, land. e., 1900.
For quick action come in and see George
Omaha IN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
HELP ~WANTED-MALE

Agents. BoafeftoFs AID 8Alasmsn.
WANTED-A good outside man for solicit
tor: must Be . business getter, none other
need apply. A good position for The riEht
party. Address Z care Omaha bee.
0EAfLS a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
HELP M%ANIED-MALE

Agents and saIesmen-Continued.
WANTED-For Nebraska. salesmen for
United wireless Telegraph stock; good
commissions s. s Switzer, state agent
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

A0ACRE farm under irrigation canal; ca
paols producing 5000 yearly; cash pay
ment, kaOi soil and climate perfect. Write
Haatoo. - Mesa Ave, FL Paso, Tex.
Ca)-kfsfs AE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

FOR quick action. list your trades with us.
We charge regular commission only.
BEAIS. Paxton Block. Established 1851
(9-MS7S q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
FOR SALE Or TRADE

Three-story brick hotel OF 100 rooms In
Lincoln, Neb., central location, completely
furnished. modern in every respect. Now
returning net annual income OF $500 on
five years lease: would bring more. Clear
OF all remembrance. Will take one-haif
value In clear land OF smaller city prop
erty. Balance cash or mortgage.
ID. V. SHOLES CO.,
Ill Board Trade Bldg. 18th and Farnam
Tel Douglas O.; Ind, A-SO4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

2lACRE PLACE
y mile Of city limits, Council Bluffs. Fine
fruit and garden land. Several acres frufL
A cheap place at 1850. Easy terms.
MCGEE REAL ESTATE co,
II Pearl St.. Council Bluffs.
C0l-MEn n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

CORN farm7 Clover farm7 Bluegrass farm?
Home? Speculation? Free pocket map Of
Missouri X you write me. Ed H. smith,
Chiliicothe, Nc. Bus man knows my resi-
dence. (20)-Ml46 2x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
SMALL
VS..
BIG

No business college Is small In size and
cause Il hasn't proved that Il Is worthy
OF a big place among the business colleges
Of the country-Or worthy OF q bis ENROLL
ment. II r. small because II has not def
nitely demonstrated to the community In
which 1t - located that its graduates are
worthy Of being placed In the positions that
bring prestige to the business college whose
Eraduates I'll the positions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

TRADES-For quick deals list with US.
3. b Wait & Co. e7 Bee Bldg, Omaha.
G)-MSe2 MIS-.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

r you seeking a home or business loca-
ton5 Send sc in stamps or coin and we
viii furnish you clear, concise information
covering soil. climatic conditions, crop
values, market facilities, etc. Where
grain, grazing, rice, cotton, timber or
fruit land may be purchased on easy
terms. Location and character OF free
public lands and how obtained. We have
no land to sell ami information given is
unbiased and absolutely reliable. Maps
and printed matter of any section sent
with Information. Thirty years expert
ence. Highest references. Address Home
seekers Information Bureau, Fargo, N. D.
C2O)-ME Xix
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

ALL ABOUT TENAS-Ths Texas Realty
Journal gives reliable information on en-
tire state: Il tells about lands products
raised Developments going on; puts you
In touch with those having farms and
tiers Of interest to those contemplating
moving TO Texas Don't make invest
ments until you read It; 3 months sub
scrtpuon &c. Texas Realty Journal,
Houston. Tex. Ol-R M
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

CHOICE town lot on the Orient. In Texas.
and 70 acres good agricultural land for
$40 on small payments. Representatives
wanted everywhere. shugart a Stack
house. 90 Kemper Bldg, Kansas City,
Nc. C1O-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
soath DAKOTA.
SOUTH
DAKOTA

For Sale at a bargain Two quarter seo-
ton near Fairfax. South DOkOtA Pros
porous community. Good soil and a good
place 70 live. Land all fenced; one
and partly under cultivation. Write Us
quick interested. Price, improved
QOArted 10 per acre; other quarter. SIS
per acre
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
Ground ia n. Z. Life. bag.
Omaha Nsh OGNtG .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

BEAUTIFUL lot, 50x15O. IN best location
in West Side Hanscom Park district; rea-
sOnAble price and terms Owner will
build II desired and sell lot AMI house
on easy terms Inquire 20 8. nth st.
ONES q
STOCKS OF merchandise wanted in ex-
change for irrigated farms in upper
Snake River valley IN eastern Idaho.
County adtoins Yellowsto-a National
park Best grain and sugar beet lands
Forty acres will make q living; leo acres
a fortune. u~nrivalled small fruits. Three
sugar factories Land values will double
IN five years. Best big game hunting and
trout fishing in adjacent mountains
Come to the mountains for health and
happiness Farmers make easy money.
Sugar beets up 20 t~hirty-fivs tons per
acre: wheat seventy bushels; oats is
bushels; onions 1000 bushels and potatoes
800 bushels per acre Other lands for sale.
Charles W. Thompson. St. Anthony.
Idaho. GA ri