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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
BRANDEIS SATURDAY SALES
Great Special Bargain Events
Throughout the Store.
SALE OF SHIRT WAIST SUITS
Extraordinary Sale Of Ostrich Plumes
a Great Event in JeweIry-A
Special Sale of WASTE
ETC., Etc. Etc.

Saturday will be a day Of the most ex-
traordinary special sales ever held at
Brandeis stores. We bought 1000 women's
shirtwaist suits, lingerie dresses and one
piece frocks from q New York manufac-
turer. They go at sale in four lots at $50,
$1.9s, $3.50, $2es.
BIG SALE OSTRICH PLUMEs.
An immense purchase from Albert Hoch-
heimer, 1855 Broadway. importer OF ostrich
plumes. The bargains will be the most ex-
traordinary ever Offered In the west.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHIRTwAISTs.
All the lingerie and tailored shirtwaists
from a New York manufactures (some
slightly imperfecD worth up to $50, on
sale in basement, Soc to soc.
GREAT SALE OF JEwELRY.
A big special purchase OF w~omen's~and
mems high-grade watches; also a sale Of
La Vallleres, bracelets, watch fobs, stick
pins, etc.
BIG SALE OF woMEN's HOSIERY.
An immense purchase OF a New York
importers samples, bought from Vert
heiber & Co, 54 Broadway. New York, at
about one-third price. This hosiery is of
the finest grade in all regular and out
sizes. 1t is worth up to 81 q pair, at CSC
a pair.
MEMS CLOTHING SALE.
An eastern manufacturers surplus stock
of mems clothing was bought by US at q
fraction of its value. This stock comprises
mems ~high-grade spring and summer
suits. including fine serge suits, worth up
to R25, which we will sell at so and SIS on
Saturday.
Also several hundred mems summer suits
worth up to SIS at s7.45.
SALE OF MEMS PANAMA HATS.
We bought from a New York commits
sion house 1000 genuine Eequadorian Pan
anna hats at less than one-third value.
The entire purchase will go on sale satur-
day, worth up to S12, at Csc, S2as and s3.s0.
All these sales tax place next Saturday,
June 5. BRANDEIs STORES.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
THIRD Jury OF ELEVEN MEN
Successive Civil suits Tried in
District Court with Short
Panel.

A few hours before he would have re-
tired with the other Jurors in the case OF
Doyle against Franek. c. F.. Leeder, a
juryman sitting under Judge Day, received
a telegram from Illinois announcing that
his mother was dying. The court excused
him. Attorneys on both Eides agreed 70
go on with eleven men.
This is the third civil suit given 10 a
.ry Of eleven men within a short time.
He stewart case before Judge Day was
ID with that number, a Juror having
lorted late one afternoon after drinking
.avily at noon. The other instance was
trfore Judge Sears when a juror tried to
borrow 81 from an attorney,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

Wednesday evening. another man, for
whom the police are now searching, de-
clded that he would like to try a differ
ent brand OF recreation. So he jumped
into Keeline's auto runabout and sped
away. 1t was No. 1889 Nebraska and is
described az having two seats and a red
top.
Execution nay for Dogs-If your dog
is missing and you think the dog catcher
has it better get it OUT in a hurry or
poor Fido will never bark at the moon or
smack over a bone any more. City Pound
master Bell will put to death all the ami
mails In the pound Friday at 3 o'clock. This
will be his second killing, thirty-six hav-
ing been asphyxiated last week. He re-
ports that the canines are coming in fast
and he has 20 kill of the present batch to
make room for others that are expected.
Jims Invite Governor Johnson-Gover-
nor John A. Johnson of Minnesota has been
invited by the Jimocrats to address them
at their annual picnic to be held on July 8.
No reply has as yet been received from the
governor. The committee appointed TO
make arrangements for the picnic Will re-
port at the meeting of the club Friday
evening.
Hanly VIM Speak in omaha-Former
Governor Hanly of Indiana will deliver
an address in Omaha on the evening of
Sunday, June "a, under the auspices OF the
A~nti-Saloon league. He will speak at the
Auditorium and all evangelical churches
will dismiss services that evening. The
Saloon" will be the subject Of the COVER
nor's address.
Chance to Get Filing Fee Back-Candi-
dates who filed for the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners prior to the adoption
OF the new city charter will have refunded
their films fee IL they VIII return their GER
~tificates to the city clerk. Until all certifl-
Gates are in the appropriation ordinance
authorizing the return of the filing fees
cannot be passed.
Graduation for the Deaf - Graduation
exercises for the Nebraska School for the
Deaf viii be held Monday evening. The
Star ~Spangled Banner" given as a sign
song will be one Of the novelties of the
program The graduates of the school are
Hattie Bauman. Martinsbprg; Ruis Ursella
Burt, Smithfiefd; Fred Joel Hellsten,
Omaha; Theodore Byron Kellner, Omaha;
Jesse Mcknight Peru; John H.. Wright.
jr, Naper; Robert Wilson Mullin, Omaha;
Lucretia Banning Patterson, Primrose;
Chester Harrison Toxword, Fender.
duiou SuoceedR CrsiRh-At the meeting
of the board OF directors Of the Prudential
Savings and Loan company of Omaha
Thursday morning C. II. Guiou was elected
president OF the company, vice the late
Thomas A. CIeigh. The presidency Of the
company has been vacant since the death
Of Mr.. Crelgh. No other business was
transacted at Thursday mornings meeting
Of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
IAvalIlssss-Edholm, Jeweler.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jeweier.
Omaha Electrical works rent motors.
Rudolph =. SwobOda, Public Accountant
&~inshArt. photographs, 18th q Farnam
HSya. photo, removed to 18th & Howard
B.. y. Combs, expert .opticiana 1890 Doug
Equitable L~afs--poiiciss. sight drafts At
maturity, II D, Nelly. manager. Omaha
xdlswild nuttSE is churned from pasteur-
'ised cream sold only in cartons David
Cole Creamery ca.
Paying for . Rome IL as easy IS paying
rent. NeprasAa savings ana Loan Assoc
citation will show The way. Board of Trade
building. sixteenth and Farnam stl eets.
Society OF Economic FroSdOn-The So
clety for economic freedom will meet In
regular session Friday afternoon at 2:SO
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Lourltzen, 262d
Hamilton street.
LOng Time to Get Divozos-Mrs Eller
Harris, who married Charles b. Harris
December /, 1850. is suing for a divorce
after twenty-nlne years OF married life.
NOnsupport is pleaded.
Hurrah for Hamlet - Inducing Arch
Mays, The schliiz hotel COOK who was
stabbed saturday, not to prosecute Harry
Nielsen. charged with cutting TO wound
Judge Cooley. Nelson's lawyer, had the
case dismissed in police court Thursday.
Florence Calls for Hslp-whIle tryins
10 arrest five men who were peddling
stolen shoes, the city marshal Of Florence
was unable TO handle all OF them and two
escaped lie has asked the Omaha police
TO look out for them. furnishing deserip-
tions.
Domestic sues tor wages - suit fol
wages as q domestic has been begun IL
district court, Minnie Jensen suing Mrs
Pearl Rice. Plaintiff AYERS that sh,
worked from October u, 1907, to August /
1905, al the rate Of IS a week, She received
Sls2, she gays. apt OF SPAS due her,
Rrsdriokson Appeals His Cass-Admit
\ ting IN mis- testimony that nc had violated
the speed ordinance with his automobil
last week. II. Il. Fredrickson. the auto
mobile dealer. strongly protested In polio,
court Thursday when Judge Crawford fine,
him SIS and costs. The case was appealed
Burglar Gets quite = sum-Between ssi
and ts6e was stolen from Mr.. and Mrs
George Sopsr Wednesday night when
burglar unlocked a door to their home a
2lso seuth sixteenth street and secure,
the money without their knowledge. TIL
loss was reported to the police, a provide
in the nelghborhood, who was seen Wed
nesdsy evening. beipg named as the sus
rect. t.,-
Kssline's Aunabont II stolen - Will
Arthur r. ,Keeline, l2S South Thirty-fift
street, was enjoying a little recreation a
the Racquet club on Sixteenth stree
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

Quick Action for Tour Saonsy-You ge,
that by using The Bee advertising columna
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
BuiIding Permits.

w. w. WEIGH, Thirty-first and Farnam
streets, trick apartment building, $50, 900:
Mary Nj. Reed, T~hirty-sixth and Dewey
II 10000; DR.. Ewing Brown, Thirty
fourth and Farnam streets, cement covered
shed, $1,000; Thomas II. Fell. Thirty-eighth
and Dodge streets, frame dwelling, $500;
p. j. Dalton, 2S2i Webster street. frame
dwelling s.. 800; William McKenna, Forty-
fifth and Cunning streets. frame DWELLING.
s., 900; r. L.. Snyder, Thirty-sixth street
and LarimoTe avenue, frame dwelling, 50, 900:
United States National bank, alteration to
bank building, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

Great Lace Curtain
and
PORTIERE SALE
Monday, May 7.
MILLER, STEWART g. BEAToN,
4~l3-15-17 S, 18th st.
Bee Want Ads. are business boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
IMPORTAN2 4TMn CHANGES.

are new trains throughout. electric lighted
and serving dinner and breakfast.
Offices. 1913 Farnam street and Union
station.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-31
Reduction In Coal.

NEW YORK, March 31.-Several
coal dealers in this city said that they
were beginning to receive inquiries
from Gus omers as to whether the Gus
tomary reduction of so cents a ton in
the price Of domes ic anthracite wfM
take place on April /, the queries be-
ing prompted by the talk Of a strike.
The dealers say it is impossible to ad-
wise hem now, but they believe that
unless an agreement is reached be-
tween the operators and the anthracite
miners before the present one ex-
pires there viii be no reduction in the
prices.
The reduction is made TO the deal
ers by the operators and to the consul
mers by the dealers on April 1 to in
duce the people to lay in their winter
supplies of domestic anthracite in the
summer months, when it is easier to
mine and handle coal than in the win
ter
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Mexico Suspends Duty.

Ell PASO, Texas, March 31.-Thfs
Is the last day for wheat duties from
Mexico in order to prevent a bread
famine, according to customs OricfaIs
here.
For several years past Mexico has
had to suspend the duty on wheat
each spring on account of the short
age in that country.
Wheat now costs $3.50 Mexican
money per bushel in Mexico City
when imported from the United States
and the home crop is exhausteo.
American wheat at the bor6e- ns.'v
costs $1.28 a bushel, and with a duty
of 20 cents gold a bushel and an addi-
tional freight rate to Mexico City. the
price is exorbitant.
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Vancouver to Clean Up.

VANCOUVER, Wash, March al
There will be no April fool the first
Of the month"; so far as cleaning up
the city of Vancouver is concerned"
officer, this morning.
Legal notices will be served upon
those who have paid no attention to
newspaper appeals, and requests from
citizens, to c,ean up their premises.
1.-The city can clean up the property.
under a city ordinance, and charge IL
10 the property owner, or the person
refusing to clean up his property can
be arrested and fined"
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Ice to Go Up.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 81
Just to keep in accord with the ice
trust and it's subsidiary concerns, the
artificial ice companies have also ad-
vanced the price on the same scale.
The high price of fuel is to be con-
tinued. While the operators are
known to have an excess of the larger
sizes of coal in stock, doubt is nov
expressed whether the usual cut 10
price will be made
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REAL EGTATE-continued.
WORTH-ANDERSON CO

NEW MODERN 9-ROOM
house. concrete basement. fire
place. piped for furnace. out
side sleeping room. good large
lot. Price, $4,000
n ACRES FINE FRUIT,
garden or alfalfa land, abund-
ance flowing water. good
buildings, 5 miles of Walla
Walla. Get price and terms.
$40 ACRES. FINE FOOT
hill land, near Dixie, good
buildings, good water, 300
acres in crop. 1-3 of which
goes to buyer. If you
arc interested, call at office
and get price and terms.
GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE ON
East Rose street, one block
from business center. Price
$4,000.
WE HAVE CITY PROPER
ty, fruit land, garden and farm
land for sale and we are al
ways pleased to show our
property and quote prices.
WORTH ANDERSON CO.
10 1-2 Main Street Phone 54s
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REAL EsTATE--continued.
ANNOUNCEMENT

WE TAKE GREAT PLEAS
IrRE IN ANNOUNCING TO
DRIP FRIENDS THAT WE
APE NOW PREPARED TO
SHOW PARKSiCE ADD
TON AND WE HEARTILY
RECOMMEND w t H Q U t
ANY HEST ATION THAT IT
IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AND ATTRACTIVE HOME
SITE PROPERTY IN WALLA
WALLA TODAY.
PARKSlCE LIES BETWEEN
PLEASANT AND WHITMAN
STREETS DUE NORTH OF
BERNEy SCHOOL AND
RIGHT ON. THE STREET CAR
LINE (NOT PROPOSED BUT
NOW RUNNING)
TT HAS THE FINEST GAR
DEN SOIL IN THE VALLEY.
TT HAS ONE OF THE BEST
SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY.
1T HAS GOOD STREET CAR
SERVICE.
IT HAS SIDEWALKS FORM
THE CENTRE OF THE CITY.
1T HAS WIDE STREETS
ARTISTICALLY G r. A d E D
AND PARKED WITH BEAU
TIFUL SHADE TREES
PLANTED AND MAINTAIN
ED.
1T HAS GOOD BUILDINGS
RESTRICTIONS VOU WILL
NOT LIVE AMONG SHACKS.
IT HAS FINE, LARGE,
HIGH, HEALTHY LOTS.
AND WE SELL THEM ON
!, ANY REASONABLE TERMS
TO SUIT THE PURCHASER.
1T DOES NOT TAKE A
FORTUNE TO BEGIN TO
OWN YOUR HOME IN THIS
CHOICE ADDITION AND WE
WOULD ADVISE YOU TO
START TODAY. THIS ADJ
DITION HAS NOT BEEN
FORMALLY OPENED. THIS
IS AN ADVANCE SALE.
COME EARLY AND GET
YOUR CHOICE.
WE ARE AGENTS AND
WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO
SHOW YOU.
CECIL e. co.
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 627. 301 Ransom Bldg.
q. u q. . 4. q. q. q. u. q .
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pertinent FACTS ABOUT
WALlA AND PANAMA.
Cost of canal, $400,000,000.

Cost of canal, s4OO,OoO,ooO.
16 room house on the corner of
Spokane and Rose streets; rents
for $4,000 per month. Price,
$4,000.
Length of canal-49 miles.
Lot so by 334 feet; 5?room
house; spring branch, cherry,
apple and plenty of shade trees;
price, 100000 near car line and
park.
Estimated time of completion Of
canal-1912.
Corner site on Park street, close
to high school Price, $2600.00.
Width of isthmus-37 miles.
Acres is apples in East Walla
Walla Walla. on the car line; for
100000; half down.
Maximum height Of land on
isthmus-320 feet.
Lots in East Walla Walla; from
$4,000 to $4,000; according to
location; terms, $500 down and
$1,000 per month.
Width OF Panama. canal-2OO
feet.
A acres, 20 minutes from
Walla Walla with team; suitable
for orchard, garden or dairy; will
make high priced orchard land, II
set to winter apples; well drained;
with decided water right; 3-S mile
to car line.
Highest level of canal above
bottom of sea-40 feet.
Fruit. garden and alfalfa land,
on payments Of one fourth down;
balance in three years; lnclud-
ing water right.
SPENCER. FOX & GREGORY,
Over First Natl Bank.
Phone 790.
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Cheap Farm Lands.

II the famous Grangeville country
near Lewiston. Idaho. now being opened
by two lines of railroad. Pronounced by
]. j. Hill of the Great Northern railroad
to be the Garden of the Pacific North
west" mild climate, fertile soil. produ-
cling heavy crops of grain. hay and
fruit No irrigation Write for circular.
A. F. PARKER,
Grangeville, Idaho.
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A. O. JOHNSON,
Frccwater Ore.

furniture and undertaking bus
mess for sale; in a good town and
will invoice about $13,0OOOO. cleared
100000 last year above expenses.
owner is in poor health and must
cell at once This business is yours
for the actual cost and carriage OF
stock. Price, $13,O0000 with terms.
A 2-acra tract bordering Freewater
with a small house and barn. Set out
with fruit and berries. Plenty OF
water. a good well, cts, Price $1600,
with terms to suit.
A 1O-acre tract near good town, weii
improved good house and barn; SIX
acres in fruit; produced over 20oo
boxes of apples last year, besides
some other fruit; genuine snap.
Price 100000 with terms. VIII take
one third cash or part in Walla Waila
property.
A. o. JOHNSON,
Freewater, Oregon.
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D. v. WOOD e. CO.,
JONES BLDG,

$50 acres in Walla Walla
county, one mile from
railroad station; 20 acres
of good alfalfa or fruit
land; 35 acres in alfalfa
that cut seven tons to the
acre last year; 35 acres
more cultivated, ready to
sow to alfalfa; 400 acres
in summer fallow bluestem
wheat good for rs or more
bushels per acre.
Price, $4,000, with i'm
mediate possession. All
the crop goes to purchaser.
Will take $4,000 to $4,000
in Walla Walla city prop
erty. or good acreage close
to city in trade at the cash
value.
10 acres one mile from
Freewater, close to inter-
urban. Is rods from church
and school. A good two
story, practically new
house of seven rooms. a
barn 24x36, shed 1Sx56.
nice shade and lawn; all
in orchard and all bearing
excepting two acres.
The orchard has 700 Ro-
man Beauty apple trees,
$50 Bing and Lambert
cherries. ESQ Maulta
peaches, some Royal Ann
cherries, some pears. etc.
Price, $500. Terms.
$4,000 cash, balance in 4
years. with a payment of
s2Oe or more per year. If
you want orchard land,
take a look at this.
n " Nunnn r. m
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HAT FACTORY

THE PHILADELPHIA HAT FAC
tory, manufacturers of fine soft and
stiff hats; hats cleaned blocked and
re- trimmed. Panamas a speciality.
H. Kaufman, q East Main street
1-5 If
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LORENZEN e. COPE
Denny Building
A FEW SPECIALS

S10,500 buys $50 acres of
of foot hill land 115 in Gull
tivation, part in crop, bal
ance fine pasture; good i'm
provements, fine spring
water piped into house.
This is fine laying land
and the best place for the
money in the state; easy
terms.
$3.50 buys a good s.
room house and lot 60X410
facing on city park; if you
want a snap look this up
today. $1,000 down.
$4,000 buys a modern
house consisting of Z
room house and one acre of
ground, fine lawn and
shade, close to car line;
terms.
$4,000 buys a fine new
modern house and one
acre of ground. fine lawn
and shade; close in; close
to car line. If you want
a fine home just out of
the city look this up;
terms.
$500 takes - acres OF
fine fruit or alfalfa land
out on car linz; close to
station, II acres. now in al
falfa, some choice fruit,
plenty of water Cor all pur-
poses. Will tale in some
choice city property as
part payment This is a
genuine bargsin.
$1,000 buys one of the
finest corner lots in
Green's Park addition FOX
12O, nna location, or will
trade in on a choice home
close in.
4. L. LORENZEN e. A. T. COP
316 Denny Building. Phone sol
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FARM HOME FOR SALE.

FARM HOME FOR SALE.
440 acres Of fine
wheat land. 20 in al
faIfa 10 miles out in
best part of valley.
Twelve room new
house, new barn for
26 horses, Abund-
ance Of we'll and els
tern water piped for
use. Orchard, shade
A FINE HOME AT A RIGHT
PRICE.
$4,000 DOWN. BALANCE EASY
PAYMENTS 6 PER CENT.
The next crop at
present price should
bring $15,O00.. EIec-
trio line now survey
ing on the place.
BAuMEIsTER-PAxToN COMPANY.
Phone 1926 Baker-Boyer Bank Bldg
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UNDERTAKEN RS

]. W. COOKERLY, UEDERTAKER
and Embalmer, Z IL First street
We are licensed by both Washington
and Oregon Boards of Heath to snip
bodies. (25)
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REAL ESTATE-Conttinued
WOLFE. VAlAER & BROOKE
Paine Bldu.

Paine Bldg.
$3.50 DOWN FOR A GOOD HOME
with good lot and six room house
close in. Price S12500O.
$4,000 PER ACRE FOR $50 ACRES
of first class wheat land; 500 acres
in wheat: crop goes. Close to Walla
Walla, close to station. Good i'm
provements
100000 FOR A GOOD LOT IN EAST
Walla Walla
$4,000 DOWN. PRICE $4,000. FOR A
good lot 56 by 1870; city water, water
right and water to irrigate with
close to car line.
GOOD FOOT HILL FARM OF $50
acres, good fruit, potato, timothy
and grain land, 200 acres in cultiva-
ton, crop goes; ar hours drive to
city and five miles to station.
Price $10.500.00. Good terms.
$50 ACRES; FINEST OF WHEAT
land. miles from good town; ? L.
miles to warehouse. Lots. of fine
bottom land and less than 10 acres
of land not under plow. Good build
ings. Price $4,000 per acre. Terms
at Z per cent.
WOLFE, VALAER & BROOKE.
IS and IA, Paine Bldg.
Phone 1921.
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A. O. JOHNSON,
Freewater, Oregon.
AUTOMOBILES.
Sprinq Cleanup OF Secon
Hand Machines.

SnFln0 OISdn.uP S~SS'S
+ Hand Machines.
. WHITE STEAMER - 1906
+ model, 20 h. D., in good con-
: dition, equipped with top, .
; passenger-sS00.00.
: BIJICK-190S model F, touring
: car. used as demonstrators
= and not run over 1900 miles.
: Guaranteed in excellent condi-
: ton. 2 cylinder, ~ n. p,
} $1,000.
: REO-1907 touring car. 4-pas-
/. senger and equipped with top.
b In fair condition, $4,000.
Z The above prices are (. o. D.
= Walla NaIla
!. INLAND AUTO CO.,
!. WaIla Wa,la Wash.
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REAL EsTATE-(cont;nued.

100000 house with lot and
one-half on Balm ST, one block
from car line and two blocks
from school. A real snap. Your
own terms.
s65O.OO one lot, 50x127, on
Juniper ST., near Paiouse. Elk
cellent location.
Five acres. with house, barn
and other improvements; fruit,
several springs; located with
in one mile of the city. Price
$500, part cash and balance to
suit.
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GILT EDGE
BONDS.
We offer to the investing
public Z, per cent semi annual,
gilt-edge bonds secured by
first mortgage on real estate
in Walla Walla county with
conservative value of IS of Sc
curly to $100 of loan.
A safe, secure investment.
For particulars call on
DICE G. JACKSON.
No. Second ST. Phone 414.
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FOR SALE-Farm Lands

FOR SALE BY OWNER-760 ACRES
well improved farm: $50 acres win
ter wheat: $40 acres summerfal-
low; 40 acres alfalfa. Seven room
house, good improvements; l IA
miles from warehouse; 81-2 miles
from Walla Walla. Part cash. Bal
ance on time. No agents. Address P.
0. Box %. 1921. MO. eng.
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BAUMEISTER- PAXTON
co.

BUSINESS FOR SALE.
The best opening in the
city today.
costs $4000-Will pay
for itself this year and
leave $1,000 besides.
No stock to carry.
The implements sell
practically for cash and
has been sold from here for
four years.
This is the opportunity
of yearS-See us quick.
BAUMElSTER : PAXTON
co.
Under Baker-Boyer Bank
Phone 1926.
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$3.50 DOWN FOR A GOOD HOME
with good lot and six room house
close in. Price S1250.0O.
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Wait for the cars at the Book NOOK.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-31
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MANELA E. BROWN,
Milton, Ore.

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MANELA E. BROWN,
Milton, Ore.
400 acre wheat ranch within
six miles of town. Good i'm
prOvaments and flowing water.
This is 40 bu~hel land. A snap
at $500 per acre.
600 acres of fruit and pasture
land on Walla Walla river.
Good improvements. $500 per
acre.
23O acre farm with so acres
in fall wheat which goes to
purchaser. Good improve
ments. spring water and near
town 40 bushel land. $3.50
per acre.
100 acres of fine alfalfa land,
we'll improved and has plenty
of water. Price $4,000 per
acre.
MANELA & BROWN.
Milton, Ore.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-31
WEBSTER & HONEYCUTT.
DOGGY Building.

WEBSTER & HONEYCUTT.
Ooo,ey Building.
WHAT DO YOU THINK
OF THIS.
Two lots, nice lawn,
shade, some fruit, city
water on both lots, on good
street, close in, three
houses, barn, alley, etc,
This property will rent for
FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY DOLLARS PER
YEAR. Our price is only
$3.50. Don't you think it
will PAY you to look this
UP. WE have other good
BUYS. See US.
WEBSTER & HONEYCUTT.
Real Estate and Insurance
Doo.ey Building.
Room IL. Phone 900