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SEE HOW IT'S DOME.


SEE HOW IT'S DONE.
Watch the construction of our bungalow
cottages at 5ist and Dodge Sts., see how
thoroughly well built they are; note the
high class materials and workmanship
which enter into their construction.
They're decidedly different from the
built for sale" kind. We build quality
houses only.
The stone and shingled cottages are sold;
the brick bungalow Is under roof and will
be ready by May 1; excavation is made
for a second brick cottage to be com
pleted by June /. The west cottage Of
frame construction is nearly completed
and will be ready by February 20. II is
complete on one floor, has vestibule, liv-
ing room, library and dining room fin
ishec in quartered oak, with oak floors;
plate rail, easement windows and fine
large fireplace. Two bedrooms, three
clothes closets, central hall, kitchen,
buffers panty and rear vestibule in hard
pine, solid bronze hardware t~horouEhout;
white enameled bath room; finest quality
plumbing; full cemented basement, COM
rlete laundry.
Price includes combination brush brass
fixtures and. decorations of your selec-
ton. Two lots, LOOKED IT.; paved street;
permanent walks and steps. Buy this
desirable home. You can't invest the
money TO better advantage anywhere.
Talk to US Monday.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
'Phones-Douglas 1871, Independent A-lSS.
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SIGN PAINTINGS. H. Cole. 1909 DouElai
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PAYNE, BosTwICK & CO., NJ. Y. Life.
Private money; $500 to 5000; low rate,
(29-f2A
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C
THE TEACHER QUESTION


There Is no more question about the COM
plete and unusual capability OF Boyles Col
lege Instructors than there Is about the
capability OF Boyles College Graduates
or the success Of Boyles College Itself.
There are more expert Stenographers and
expert Accountants with actually success
full careers out In the business world in
cluded In their records-and more former
Public School and Academic Instructors,
on the Boyles College Instructor Staff thar
are employed by any two other business
colleges combined in all this section Of the
United States.
There are more graduates OF Boyles Col
lege placed In fine-salaried positions right
here In Omaha every year than the grad
yates or any two other local business coli
leges combined.
The success and capability Of our I~nstruc-
tors must be judged by the success and
the capability of our graduates-and, when
in one month In 1908, the record Of the En-
ployment Department of just one Type
writer Agency here I'm Omaha showed that
of los young men and women Il placed in
positions, 81 were Boyles Graduates, 8 OF
them from one other local business coll
lege and 2 from another young local. BUSH
ness college, we are willing-very willing
to let you Judge for yourself whether our
instructors are not the local top notchers'
in their lines.
If Interested, send for free copy of our
New Catalogue-or pay us . friendly visit
and look us over. You'll be glad you
did SO.
BOYLES L
Boyles Bldg, II. r. Boyles. Pres, Omaha
Official Training School for Union Pacifi,
Railroad and Telegraph Department.
d.
SIGN PAINTINGS. II. Cole. 1909 Douglas
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WANTED-A first class piano as mart
m on a good income property or a
ton OF instrument In first letter. p. q
Anderson, Spencer. Neb. 91-M6Ge
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IOWA
FRUIT AND POULTRY

ONE OF the finest 2s-acre farms. only s5
miles from Omaha; 3 miles from railroad
town; Z acres In bearing fruit. 1 acre in
strawberries: 5room house, poultry
house, etc. See this II you have any
idea OF ever being independent. Price.
$1,000; can take city property for about
half, balance, terms to suit.
email Fruit Farm.
4-AcRE fruit farm IN this city, close to
paved street and car line. Practically all
In fruit. broom house. small outbuild-
ings. Nice. slightly location. Can very
easily live here and carry on business in
or here. Price, $500. VIII take city
property for 1850: balance terms TO suit,
y. J. schnorr, 5is Broadway. Council
Bluffs. CO-M90S IL
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s.722 n CHEAP.

1900 acres smooth, 800 acres irrigated, bal
ance rolling. two sets of improvements.
four wells, l,5Oo-barrel storage ~cistern.
c%Orrals. scales, dipping watts. etc. In fact
everything that goes with a first-class
ranchi 90 acres alfalfa; 1000 acres OF this
land Will come under new ditch; only two
miles 10 railroad town in northeastern
Colorado; elegant for colonization; big
geat snap you over heard OF: II sold be-
fore spring viii take so per acre: come
and see II and make us an offer.
STRlNGER a CHILD.
SO Paxton Block. Omaha, Neb.
C3O-Ms7s IA
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California

YOU can secure on easy terms California
farm land that will yield 500 per acre
Co., hox As2. San Bernardino, Cal.
(90)-M67s 21x
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%!coLoRApo FRuIr a \

Located in Beaver Park. Fremont county,
right In the center OF C~olorado's most
populated district; 5 express trains daily
TO Denver, Pueblo. Colorado SPRING. and
Cripple Creek, assuring ready market.
Our cement pipe system Of irrigation 80
miles In alb is the only one OF the kind in
the west; no open bitches, pipes under
meath the ground. This land or lots in the
new town OF Penrose will double in value
by next May. at which time the new rail-
road TO Penrose win be completed. Land
sold on one-tenth down. balance In 3
years Write for literature. The Beaver
Colo. (2Ol-Tes 1ix
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$4,000

FOR SALE-HOME IN BEST RESIDENCE
DISTRICT
With nice large corner lot, both streets
paved. can be purchased for $3.50. Has 8
good rooms and the house Is all in good
repair.
w. ]. DERMODY INVESTMENT CO.,
Tel. Doug. bl0s or A2Oss. 1856 N. Y. L. Bldg.
49,
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Canada.

SOUTH African Veterans Script entities
holder 10 $40 acres Canadian land. SaO
+. M. YertA, zoos Nieollet Ave, Mime
apolis, MINI. (O)-M77s lax
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Kountze Place Home

Almost new. strictly modern, Broom resi-
dencei one-half block from Sherman Ave,
car line; lot 50x124; terrace and cement
hot water heating system and the best OF
plumbing; has two closets; first floor in
quartere0 oak second floor, yellow pine,
pprlor has inlaid border; In fact every
hing strictly first class and up-to-date.
was built Tor q home and has been oceu-
pied by owner. viii sell at right figure for
each or payment. Buy from owner and save
agents commission. Call at 1919 Emmett
street anytime or phone Web. t7is.
p. ". SPERRY, Owner.
QS)-Ms70 14x
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REAL ESTATE
AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Arkansas.

FARM-1O0 acres, good, level.
black land, well located; 20 acres in Gull
ovation; dwelling house, barn. etc. Price.
G)-T8l I4x
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rnu REAL ESTATE
MiscensneOus --COntinued

FOR SALE, 70 ACRES
Three miles from Council Bluffs postoffice.
excellent for plating; soil the best; gar
dening or suburban residence; Just right
for b-acre tracts; on Broadway, Crescent
(2)-M667 1bx
GOVERNMENT FARMS FREF-our lI2-
page book, vacant Government Land"
describes every acre In every county in
L. s, How secured free. 1909 diagrams
and tables. All about free Irrigated
CO., Dert. 1883, st. Paul, MINI. Co.,
GOOD CHEAP LAND.
1898 ACRES, Keith county. Neb. 1 mile
from Belmar; SS.65 per acre; S631.61 cash.
balance in 9 years; S409 each year; low
rate OF interest. p. o. Box 1854. Council
Bluffs, Ia. (20)-Mg07 Is
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Oregon.

COOS BAY, deep-sea port of Oregon. only
harbor in United States where coal is
mined and loaded direct from the mines
mouth into ocean-going vessels; has larg-
est belt of standing timber tributary OF
any port in the entire world; is renowned
for It's variety of fruits and vegetables,
making an in~ducement to the market gar
dener In supplying the many mines, mills
and factories; ideal dairy land; grass
Bile climate in America; abundance Of
game and fish in mountains, streams and
bay; good schools and churches. Write
for free booklet c, Chamber Of Commerce,
Marshfield, Oregon. C20)-
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AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

PROFITABLE positions open in the auto
steam and gasoline engines; students paid
for repair work Address Omaha school
Of Automobile Engineering. 2Als Leayen-
worth St -621
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

That cottage at ases Parker Is a bargain
a. above price. Has I rooms. cellar, well.
fruit trees, chicken sheds; lot Axl30. Owner
will accept stock as part or entire pay
mient Neard SD street car.
Phons Dous. ~. N4 s. 18th 81.
do
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South Dakota.

A DAKOTA bargain. 160 acres, two miles
grove; a number of large. bearing plum
trees; 8 acres OF asparagus that produces
6oUss 2ixSs, new barn lSx2s; another buiId.
ing Sx50; a large root cellar; q new Pinch
flowing we'll. flows 10 gallons per minute.
Vegetables and grain took ISL worth of
prizes at the South Dakota state fair In
1908. Soil Is a deep sandy loan, with clay
subsoil. If taken soon 1 will sell for $lI,-
900; 5000 cash and 5000 on time at 8 per
cent. d q. McMopies. Huron. s. y.
620l-M2Rl
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FOR SALE or TRAnE

Three-story brick hotel OF 100 rooms in
Lincoln, Neb., central location, completeiv
luthlshea' modern IN every respect Now
5-year lease; would bring more. Price
$4,000 Clear OF all encumbrance. Wi
TAKE one-hah value IN clear land or smaller
'NS p'0psEs Sailnee cash or mortgage.
ID. V. SHOLES co.
Ill Board OF Trade. 18th and Farnam ~
ieiephones' Doug. 10; Ind, A-2Ns.
o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

DO you WANT A GOOD HOME?
Built five years ago by owner for home.
Eight rooms, two-story frame, large lot.
Two blocks from the corner OF Park ave-
nue. and L~eavenworth Sta, on West Leav-
enworth car line. Paved street and cement
walks North front, terraced lawn, large
front and back yards and barn. Strictly
modern. polished floors, hard oil finish.
Terms.
Two-story frame. 8 rooms. modern with
the exception OF heat, hard oil finish, on
epalding. two blocks from 24th. Paved
streets. cement walk. alley. large lot. with
ahaee and nice AVN Good location and
~neighborho0d. Very reasonable.
HARDWOOD a HARDWOOD.
Both Phones. h6 Bee Bldg.
Qel-M7o4 IA
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Miscellaneous

ARE YOU seeking a home OF business To-
catlon2 Send Csc, stamps or coin, and We
will furnish you clear, concise informa-
ton covering soil, climatic conditions,
crop values, market facilities. etc. Where
grain, grazing, rice. cotton, timber or
fruit land ~ % purchased on easy
terms, Location and character OF free
public lands and how obtained. We have
no land to sell and 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.
(2O-
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WEST HILL

Mort front, California, between seth
and Ssth, excellent view, $4,000.
South and East front. corner lot,
on Cass, paving paid, $1,000.
East front, 3Sth avenue, so feet, all
specials paid, $4,000.
No. 80, eight-room brick, corner lot,
$1,000.
3Sth avenue, eight-room complete
home, hot water heat, paving paid,
$1,000.
0iKEEFE REAL ESTATE co.
1901 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A-2152.
De-
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A SNAP

GOOD UNTIL APRIL l.
III acres good clay land for wheat, corn
and alfalfa; 400 acres farm land, 40 under
c%ultivation; would make 4 good farms;
small house. well, stable and fine creek;
Z miles from Palmer and 4 miles from
Gushing, Neb. Price S22 per acre. b down,
balance good terms.
$40 acres with improvements; would make
two good farms, at $A per acre; same
terms.
have also a 4-acre chicken farm. good
buildings, Sl,600; on good terms.
II you want a farm you will buy this
land II you see II.
A. NJ. TEMPIIN,
Palmer, Neb.
CO)-MsS7 l5x
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Missouri.

CORN AMI Write for state map.
OOAUAN hIANNDO booklet and weather
BABEL j. MEEK. cHILLIcoTHE, MO.
CO.,
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE
OIrIrK ACrInN

QUICK ACTION.
B.iek Bldg, Co. Bluffs, for imp. farm.
100 A. dmp) 'Winnebaso Co.. ILL.,, for Neb
100 6aIm' R ESi slS'OOVs n Gov -
50 A., Grasston, MINI, for anything. Eo.
So A. Denison, Ia. for larger tract. Eq.
7ae A. Holt CO, Neb., for land or city
so A.. dmp.), Hamilton Co., Neb,, for hotel,
100 <. Dd%1p). Eq kama NeO.. for hotel.
city prop. Eq. 5000.
100 A. Qmp.), Washington Co.. Neb., for
hotel. city prop. Eq. IS, 200.
4Se a; gmp.), Chase Co. Neb., for city prop.
800 A. ranch. Boone Co., Neb., for land or
10 ga a. aa ls$. South Omaha. for city imp.
GAO A., Cheyenne Co.. Neb.. for income
20 a. a. 8, GIPHS n Ashland. NeO,. for city imp.
Residence G, Omaha, Neb., for hotel.
county farm. Ea. a See'' TOT Douglas
Cottages 60 So; Omaha. Neb.. for Omaha
Fs esSS. so. g S.,O Omaha Ne0.' for Omaha
Cottages o.. &c. Bluffs, Ia. for hotel.
Lots CD. Detroit, Mich. for anything. Eq.
Feed mill: Omaha. Neb., for income prop.
EQ. $,750,
Flour mill, Grant, la. Qeased). for raw
land. Eq. 5000.
s per cent bonds, Omaha Telephone Co., for
Lumber yard. Harlan Co., for land and
cash, $4,000.
Automobile, Rambler, 30 h. p, for any
thing. 1900.
Opera house. Crawford Co.. Ia. for land,
List with US for quick action.
BEMIs Established 1859. PAXTON BLK.
O-MS43 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

FINE large brick hospital. Fremont; an
price $4,000; equity S27,00o. win ~ rinss
Investigation eemiA. Paxton Block.
O)-M6e8 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

WANTED. TO BUY FARM.
I have buyers for a few improved farms
that prices and terms are right. Give full
particulars and location in first letter.
8. 4. WAIT & Co,
GIT Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
(O)-M7n IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER.
To settle partnership, will sell one OF the
best half sections in South Dakota, IS
miles from Pierre, for $B an acre; 80
under pillow; all fenced; must be sold at
once.
r. d. MASON, NJ. D.,
42 Brandels Block.
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$3.50
WEST FARNAM HOUSE,

Here IL a brand new West Farnam home
on Dodge near 4d ST., built last year; large
reception room, dining room and Kitchen on
first floor four bedrooms on second floor:
stairs 10 attic. which Is floored; hot waite.
heat; open plumbing; hardwood floors;
white enamel finish upstairs; cement
wake; storm windows. screens. Here Is a
perfect home all built. Price. $500.
N. P. Dodge & Co., lila Farnam
Qe)-Ms2l Il
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
Colorado.

FARM AND FRUIT LAND.
Denver-Greeley district, under irrigation;
sugar beets, alfalfa, general farming and
lralt raising: low price, easy payments.
National Investment CO.. $50 Brandeis
Bldg. Omaha Tel. Douglas e6si.
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NEBRASKA FARM.

4~00-acre, Thayer county. improved farm,
miles from county seat; splendid build
ings, all fenced and cross-fenced; never
falling springs Of pure water; good soil
$50 acres in cultivation; abundance of
large timber: Is a. in alfalfa. An ideal
combination stock and grain farm. Price
only $50 per acre. Reference, First Ma
tional bank, Hebron, Neb. (2O)-16o II
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sO-ACRE SPECIAL

SO-ACRE SPECIAL.
have till February ~ to buy the best
improved so near Clarks, Neb., at S55
cash; reduced from $50. Neat, substan-
tial, II. +. D., telephone, I rooms, best
repair; new barn, 2x3S; 40 acres good
corn ground, 40 clover, hay, pasture; some
timber. Other bargains. @. Beardsley,
Clarks, Neb. (20)-761 lax
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Farm and Fanch Land.
IMPROVED GRE TRACT FOR RENT.
20 acres on Dodge ST., macadam road, good
s room house, barn, one-half hay meadow
or pasture. balance good condition for
crops. Lease one or two years.
GEORGE & CO., 1901 FARNAM ST.
Feb. IL. 1909. (2S)-
l to 9 acres, with 5-room new house, bath
room, well, 43M Fort ST.
JOHN N. FRENZER, both phones.
(2D-MS09 IA
SEVERAL acre tracts, one acre up to
thirty; edge OF Omaha; fine for gardening.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO,
Ground Floor 1901 Farnam st.
Q1)-MS76 IA
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REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOE SALE
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L -
SOS
eli Bluffs. Ia. Fine iO-room house, large
barn, corncribs, scales, water Hped to
building, close to school and church; Owner
erty.
SELBY
4ae Board OF Trade Bldg, 10th and Farnam.
MILES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
90s-ACRE farm; about u in cultivation,
balance pasture and timber; fair house
and barn, and fine orchard OF 8 or Z
acres. SB per acre.
MCGEE REAL ESTATE co.
II Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
C20-M90 IA
Kansas.
FOR sALEAOOacres fine pasture land,
seven miles from county seat, Washing
ton county, Kas. Good spring water and
all under fence. Address, e. t. Joy,
Ouctlt ENCOs
C)-M5S1 14x
FOR sALE-seven-room house, with fur
mace, nice corner, with sidewalks, fruit
and shade trees, Catholic and Methodist
churches and twenty-three acres In aft
alta; corners with depot. Address s, j.
Soper, Hutchinson, or N. Il. Barnett, Col
witch, Kan. (2O)-M60 lax
LOOKl LOOK! LOOKl!l 800 acres corn
and wheat land, 2 miles from small town
in Sheridan ounty. Price, $50 per acre.
$500 cash, balance on time, . years at Z
per cent.
1S6 acres corn and wheat land in Decatur
county, s miles to railroad 900
cash, balance on time, 8 years at 8 per
cent.
100 acres in Graham county, all good al
falfa land. running water on three sides,
joins good town. Price. $50 per acre; $500
cash, balance 5 years at I per cent. This
is a snap and will not last long.
Have land to trade for good merchandise
or hardware. Write us.
PHELPS & BOLTON, Morland. Kan.
(20)-763 IA
Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

800 ACRES clear to exchange for stock n,
in.plements; 100 and 40 acres to exchanse
for automobile. Address Box 30, Bristow'
Nep' G)-M627 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

TWO good lots In Benson, one block from
pavement. four blocks from car Iow
price Tor quick sale. Address r "a. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

City property. farms ranch lands or mer.
chandise to sell OF trade. list them with
me. II costs you nothing unless / effect :
sale. w. w. Mitchell. S2 Board of Trade
Blds. Q9)-M443
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

] HAVE six modern brick houses In West
Farnam street district which / can sell
for 5000 each or perhaps less.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room l. New York Life Building.
09l-M41
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANTED-City loans and warrants, w
Farnsm' Smith & Co., 1870 Farnam ct.
(22)-6S3
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For Sale

165 acres . miles from South Omaha and
on the boulevard and electric car line.
Price, Ass per acre, one-thlrd cash, bal
ance q per cent interest,
A acres 81 miles south OF South Omaha,
mile fro Bellevue, new 6-room cottage,
large barn, corn cribs, sheds. hog house
and other out buildings; 30 acres In alfalfa
all good land. Price, 1900.
ID. V. SHOLES CO..
III Board Of Trade, 18th and Farnam 81.
Telephones. poug. -; Ind. A-2oa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

FOR sALE-Houses 5S2a and 2ss1 Dewey
Harvey. HA dN-HfSss itx
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22

meatary vote There is no security in this country for women's financial en- terprise. We pitch our tents in Aus tralia because there women have the franchise. Consequently. they have the protection and the advantage which this affords
 The new township is finely equipped by nature for a health resort. Situa- tion and scenery are beautiful It has mineral springs of much local repute for rheumatism. gout and so on. There is also small lake of pure fresh wa ter, and il addition good fishing and wild bird shooting. The climate is dry and braciIg. and at no time excessive ly hot.
 The owners of the township intend further. to establish schools which will compare favorablv with first class schools in England. They are making q point of special schools for girls wherein domesticity will be taught
 At Emilliah will be built the first Australian kursaal. It will be erected on the model of a German Bad ." Gambling is, however. to be vigorously excluded from it's attractions. but in every other respect it will be identical with those in Europe. Australia is sadly in need of a lively resort. those existing there being dull and dowdy. with practically no amusement.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
Greatest Farm Land Snaps in Valley

2s0 ACRES AT Ss5.O0-S. c. 1-4 and $. l-2 N. E. l-4 and N. F.. II N. F. l-4. Section I5. T. N, R. F.. One mile from Peoria and railroad. All fenced; POO acres entitled to flood water and under cultivation. This k sandy Sraveily loam. admirably adapted to citrus and deciduous fruits. alfalfa. etc IL is first class and a small bearing grove on the adjoining ranch illustrates its possibilities. A small amount Of cash and the balance on exceptionally good terms. will handle this.
 n ACRES AT $75.oO-E. l-2 \. w. l-i and W. l-2 x. l.. l4 \. r.. l-4 Section 10. T. N, R. I E. Fine. level land All entitled to flood water. This is three miles west of Glendale. and is the finest sandy and Glendale loess soil Can you beat it for the pricc2
 6H ACRES AT sl5O. .OO-N. w. 1-i x. F. l-i and N. l-2 s. W. 1-i x. F. l-4 Section l3. T. 1 N. R- F. All fenced and cleared. One mile from the Capi- tol building. All entitled to flood water fine subdivision tract. and the buyer will make a small fortune out of this one piece.
 I55 ACRES AT SlIOOO-s. W. I-4 All entitled to regular water under the Grand canal; 20 acres in alfalfa. bal ance in barley. Leased. Must bc sold subject to lease for one year. for one half of the crop delivered in Phoenix. This land produced S22Oo worth of bar ley in 1909.
 % ACRES AT s200.O0-N. I-3 $. F.. 1-4 N. F.. 1-i and s. r.. l-4 S. F.. 1-4 N F. l-4 Section 3l. T. N. E. F. Good siN-roOm house. barn. well. Gaso- line engine and pump. Water pumped 10 all fields. Fenced in six fields Small orchard. &0 acres in alfalfa and acres in grain. This is located 1 l-2 miles north Of Glendale in the section ad- joining the famous Bartlett Orange Grove and the soil cannot be beat for raising all kinds of fruits. berries and VOC t1I rnrHu fkFaa third cash and balance in easy pay ments. per cent interest on deferred payments.
 so ACRES AT sIOO.OO-S I-2 S F. l-f. Section 20. T. N. R. ? F.. All entitled to flood water This is located three miles north of the Glendale Sugar Factory, and the soil is perfect for sugar beets or any kind Of fruit.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
A.: R. TAYLOR
For Sale

Three room frame house with choice lot, 5Ox1371s, close in. price SiO0
 Two choice building lots on East Washington street, close in. Price $500. $25O down.
 Ten acres adjoining city limits, good 5-room frame house. ceiled with hard wood lumber; acres in culti- vation; fenced. Price s2500. 5000 down.
 Ten acres one and one-half miles from city limits, fenced on three sides, in good cultivation. Roads on two sides, a nice place for a home. Price s175 per acre. s70O down.
 We have ranches in 10. .3, 15. 20 40. 50. so. 102. 15O. 16O acre tracts. Call and let us show you what we have We will drive you around and give you time to see what you buy.
 We have houses in the city. Some as low as $500. with good terms. Call and see our list. We feel sure We can please you.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
DUCHESS DAUGHTERS AMATEUR
 STARS

Violet. Diana and Marjorie. the three daughters of the Duchess of Rutland. were the stars in a three-hour va riety performance recently in Stan ton WoodhOuse, Derbvshire England. Their impersonatiOns were so out Of the ordinary that there has been much gossip in British society. In dra- matic sketch Lady Violet took the part of a drunken woman. with torn clothing, bare arms and shoulders. a black eye and tattered hair. Lady Marjorie masqueraded as a fop. with tight fitting trousers. waXed mustache about the stage as a tOmbOy. attended by six peasant boys. described in the program as 'imps.' The three girls who are favorites at court and close friends of the Duchess of Marlborough. in addition were the chief perform CTS in an imitation German band. They also played a kitchen sketch. in which Lady Violet wrestlcd with pots and pans. while her sisters coat ed themselves from head to foot with and plastered hair. Lady Diana friskcd dough and fly paper.