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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
BARTER AND EXCHANGE



Brick bids Nyu. civ. toe land. 500
bldE. Carroll Neb.. f1r land, NLstl
,brick bids. Auburn. Tor income. co.
I.0o
Brick bldg. stanton. Tor income. s2oo
hotel bldg. Omaha. for clear land.
- A., Colo. irrigated for incume. K.O0
- \, kearney. for auto and cash. Seo.
y A., SCOTS Bluff. Tor farm. A.0o.
= A. y mile Omaha for income. S.No.
Potter Co. $. D. for income. 50 per \.
go A, Holt Co. for mdse 81, k2.sOl
so A. Madison Co, for mdse.. EA0n
M A. san Luis Valley. for income,
1@ A. dmpD. winnebaeo Co. Ill. clear
farm or hotel. CO., S100o.
100 A. dmpJ. Co. BUTTS fos Income.
S.S9.
leo \ dmp), Burlington. Colo. for Neb.
1t dmp). Mills Co, Ia. for income,
i9 A dmpl MOoona Co. IA. for any
Is A. Go. Bluffs. for income. Esa.
% dmp), Hamilton Co, for hotel,
IS A. dmp). s. O.. FOR omahA imp, 81,
~ A dmp.). Howard Co. for md.s..
% a. Holt Co. for vacant lots, RoO.
80 A. hoN Co. nT McOnes &sWN.
40 A, Keith Co. for anything. eq.,
go A, Cheyenne Co. for income. ea..
g A dmR). Chase 90, for income,
l1 a nmD). Washington Co. for hotel,
IN A. Dawes Co. for lumber. nesoo
80 A dmp), Grand Island. for lumber
OF mdsa., G0IG0.
IN A. dmp.l, Holt Co. for hotel. ed.,
81. 100.
400 A dmpl. Ashland. for cash and in
come. 60. SO.50
ISL A dmp.j. Pierce Co. for income. "a.
a0 a. dmp), Logan Co., for incDme,
Homes 81. Fremont. for land. S1.oN.
Homes 90, Co. Bluffs. for hotel or mdse..
Home. Blair, Neb., for land. H00.
Home. Neb. City for income. S.0a
Home, X C, No, for Omaha residence,
Homes 90. Omaha. for hotel. "a. S.OO0.
Zones omahs. Douglas co. farm, 60.
Home us rms), Omaha for income and
Homes 6l. Lincoln. for land. Sss.cco
Homes 80, SO. Omaha fDr income. 30
Homes %. Co. Bluffs. for land. 60 $500
Home. Amigo. Wis, for land. $4,000
Hotel. Sarpy Co, for land. $500.
Hotel. Brown Co. FOR land. $50
Drugs. Nance Co. for income. 5000.
Furniture. Ia. for farm. 500.
shoe stock. Omaha. for income. sao.
$3.50.
Opers house. Ia. FOR land. geo..
Mil 0eased). Ia. for land. 60. g .Go.
Mil feed. for Neb. land. co. $3.50.
Implements. Saline Co.. for farm and
cash. Sl4.0oO.
Millinery. Omaha. for income. 1900.
Mdse. Gage Co. FOR farm. 4 1000.
Hardware, Ia. for farm. $500.
For quick action. come In and see
Geo. p. Bemis Real Estate Co,
47s-4S0 Brandeis Bldg.
G,-Mf2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
FARM o SALE

50 acres fine prairie Land. IL miles fr,u
Lown In NoWata Co, Okl, - Der 49,
Inere are Towing OIL wells All aronn5
uis land Chance foe fortuna IN rb1S
Open evenings NoWata land ~ ~
Co. suite - n. Y Life Bldg Phone
Nu LIS -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

TRUCK GARDEN FOR SALE
S-Scrs truck garden in the city limits NJ
NOWatA Xxi a town OF 400 ueouse ana
growing nAsC The first man VINO So
G1A safa1H @tm nOg onIy make a
fortune out Of truck, bur viii r-altzs a
btg profit on bis land. LSt a. teU vos7
about H. Nowata Land ana Tot ~
suite 50 n Y. Life Bldg. Phone Rs5
na Open svenin1 GLAuSS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
Washington.

FOR SALE-I0 acres fruit and Vegetable
frrgated land near Spokane, Wash, at
aacrtfice Write H z. Smith, College.
TABOR, Ia @}-M3@ ak
MlDceIlaneoua.
YOCR CHANCE TO GET
50 acres. improved, 500 cash. BalAncs
Like renting.
Ii acres. improved. n,sOo cash. BaIanes
20 suit you
B0 acres. improved. 800 cash. Easy terms
on balance.
II you delay you viii lose. Come at once.
Address:
THE ALLEN COUNTY INVESTMENT CO.,
Longton. KansaA
COl-M7Oo M1ox
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

GENERAL AGENCY eor Texas Iand-
Large and small tracts. Large tracts at
loweSt wholesale prices Orange groves
developed BY csntraF. Write Packard &
Utter, Cameron. No. GO-M5G MsK
ALL ABOUT TEXAsThe Texas Realty
journal gives reliable information on en-
tire state, IL tells about lands. products
raised. Developments going on. puts Won
in touch with those having farms and
e~OlOnizatton lands for sale. gives all mai
ters Of interest TO those cuntemplaring
moving to Texas Don't make Invest
ments until you have read r.; 3 months
subscription &c. Texas Realty Journal.
Houston. Tex. ,D-sH TX
leo ACRES fine land. s. per acre: coli
onization tract. Surrounding land rs to
81 per acre. Good location. Great bar
gain; 800 acres close in. FTne to slbdi-
vide for truck farming or lots. Large
and small tracts for settler and specula-
tor all over southern and western Texas.
1000 homeseekers came to Texas in jan
uary. San Antonio hsalthiest city OF its
size on the continent Write for pamph-
let Correspondence solicited. Compton
& Moore. Moore Bldg, San Antonio. Tex
(eO-MS62 *
CHOICE town lot on the Orient. in Texas.
and 20 acres good agrieultural land for
$40 on small payments Representatives
wanted everywhere. Shugart & Stack
house. 500 Kemper Bldg, Kansas City,
Mo. C20)-
LAND AGENTS HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
We are just putting on sale 0.O acres fin
est Texan Panhandle you ever saw. in
Moore and Hartley counties. on line Of
new railroad now actually building
through New town side centrally To-
Gated on tract assures excellent shipping
facilities Good. deep, rich soil. plenty
Of pure water. Prices from SIS to SIS per
acre. easy terms. We pay liberal com
missions. run private car service from
Chicago and Kansas City. Have cur own
hotel right On the land Era~v aFranNFz,
TO aomeseekers. Most liberal and profit
able proposition for you. Write today.
Territory being rapidly organized. Ad-
dress Monarch Land and Loan Company,
Amerfllo- Tex m
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

FIRST olass location for bakery. also No
portals oven. nearly new. al 4 bsr
gain Write Geo Arendt, Utica. Neh
-- 4AEAAS AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

Would you Ike 10 close cut. reduce stock
or raise a few thousand cash in 10 iavss
IT so We can be Of service 10 vou. w
have sKpsrts in every line. CIofbf,g
shoea, drygoods. furniture. hardware Z,
fact any line you want 70 sell Our farrs
AZ sLGuy commission We sell IN.
goods or you owe Us nothing We ar
get results Try Us Address Boy W
Lincoln. Nsh 9p-Ss TX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

EIGHT secondhand RambIers at your
own prices. Rambler Automobile com
peny. 0A FRrnam St G-9eo MIG
A BIG bargain in a Maxwell latest model,
700; other bargains In used cars. c. Y.
Louk. lSs Farnam. (D-I6 MS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

SIS PER ACRE
BUYS $40 acres in KimhAU couptv- -
thirds good farm land. Law. ~ ~
from Adams Terms. 1850 cash. bais1c
years. Offer good 70 days ouIv. 81 COR
Lract Tor THIS now Y you want a bargain
Write or wire Charles b Wilson. MonSa
min. Ia CsN EEIG
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

D SALE. - ACRES
Three miles from Council Bluffs postoffics.
excellent for plating soil the best: gar
for 5-acre tracts: on Broadway CreScsnt
road Address Robins. Westervflle. Ohio.
29-MeE *
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

50.eO ACRES OF choice farm land. south
Dakota equal 20 best land in eastern
Nebraska. in tracts to suit purchasers
and east OF Missouri river; in rain belt.
Prices SIS TO SIS per acre. Write or can
0n P. w. ~BierbOwsr, a. Bee Bldg.
Omaha, Neb. CONS n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

ROUrT COUNTY ranches. improved and
untmproved, for sale 0y C. s MeCAndless
4 Co.. Cra4G. Colo C0l-MS3s Nus
COLORADO Routt County ranches for
sale; fine soil and abundant water. For
nfOrmanon address Central Realty Com
pany. Hampa- Colo CaO
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

PROFITABLE positions open H. the auto
mobile field, technica Instructions on hoth
steam and gasoline engines students uaid
for repair work. Address Omaha School
Of Automobile Engineering. 34ls Leaven-
worth st. LOS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

WILL furnish capital for conservative
eorporattons municipal. water, electric
Elt edged stock ana bond prououattena
= J. StutSman a Co, Investment Bank-
ers IL Dsaroorn O.. hicaGO.
---- 2-aG ID
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
Notice

us and let US show you our complete line
OF Mason" 2-cylinder carr and Md
land" l-cylinder a
FREELAND BROS Il ASHLEY co.
1l02 FArnam ST
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

SrOCK in high grade gold dredging PROPOSE
ton. Just beginning production and con-
stantly increasing in value. with great
dividend possibilities, 10 exchange for
farm lands or city property. B. B. Ralph,
Rialto Bldg, Kansas City, No.
3)-4g5 *
l WILL exchange $40 acres OF good alfalfa
land for Omaha residence or building
Address d lG, care Of Bee. 8-Ms72 8
TO EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE
A farm OF 81 acres. four miles from Mo-
dale, Harrison county. Iowa; all choice
bottom land. 800 acres In cultivation. bal
ance in pasture. This Is not an overfIou
farm. but is as good a corn farm as
there Is in Harrison county. Is well
fenced. has a good house, barn and i'm
provements. The price OF this excellent
farm Is 800 per acre; mOrtEaKed for
&Oo0. equity C0.ea viii exchange for =
good stock OF general merchandise. j
r. ADKINS, Room 4. First Nat. Bank
Bldg. Council Bluffs. Ia C3-TH *
l0-roOm. all modern house in
kountze Place and five East Omaha
lots for good improved Nebraska
farm. Address.
LOB LAND AND INVESTMENT CO
Omaha. Neb.
(3l-MT2g :
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

youth He
of before log fire
of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

would
we Not the Brothers
of
world! Jack thought suggestion nhosptabe What
pis il wi be 70
joyful ''What will the colonel sy9'
a [
o
I'm afraid
he
could
pretty time
handsome
thing matrimonial pleased her Still
III best
the colonel might
Are you any in the ine?'
Wha that with it? AS hris thing But
don that there anything here?'
of
pendant something
When fashioned of his be-
vanished al''
That bad Stanton said gravely "Any cew?'
o but -
rin dad with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

they anything Their the aters
hot The colonel looked
on benevolent smile
he said
something of a
the of the gddy and seemed him that he
making hdway his policy proclaim the fact that he
gddy the and that he looking forward his share of the fun
old skating club he anticipating this with pleasure Besides would
Candwl butlng
so you've managed get here after ALL old man he said ddn
ool
hee good tonight and there lot of duck down the marshes
them wOmenkind
We IL take sandwiches with flask and
on?'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19


faced woman, and Stanton knew by in
stnct that he had friend here. Con-
stance was one of those popular persons
whose chief pleasure lies in the art of
catering for other people s enjoyment.
She ruled the household with the iron
hand in the velvet glove; the servants re-
spected her-even in the kitchen she was
welcome figure. 1t was one of her
boasts that she could cook a dinner with
anybody. Certainly she was "A. popular
figure everywhere.
The colonel stood with his back to
the blazing logs laying down the law
1.-The thing is most annoying he said
cit ism I altogether the pecuniary loss
though that comes to some thousands of
pounds. 1t is the unpleasant suggestion
that there is a thief in the house some
where. / cannot bring myself to suspect
any of my servants, seeing that they have
all been with me so long. And, besides,
they are all children of tenants of mine
all born on the estate.
Except the cook Kitty said
thoughtfully.
''My dear, l am quite aware of it,
the colonel went on, magnificently. 81
have not lost sight of the fact that the
cook is an alien, so TO speak Incidentally,
| may remark that she is the best cook we
ever had at the Grange"
Stanton murmured something respect
full. The colonel looked like man able
to appreciate the efforts of a really eff.
cient cook.
''But | wish to remind you, my dear
child,' he went on, "that the cook was
engaged by your cousin Constance. Con
stance never makes mistakes. We can put
your suggestion aside quite unreason-
able. Besides, cooks do not help them
selves to family jewels. Now, as a bar
rister with a practice at the bar, | ask
you, Mr.. Stanton
The door of the hall was flung open
at this point, and a cold stream of air
poured in. Outside, the trees stood with
their heavy mantes of snow. A roaring
mass of blue and golden sparks streamed
up the big open chimney.
The skaters had come back again.
There were quite a dozen of them, all
camorng for tea, and all declaring that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

STANTON the platform of the little
IA station with vigorous attempt nue amount of life into
*W The had been there
make and the suggestion of foot had found
~ helpless The sky brass;
purple hung the hozon the whole countryside lay under deep
n "A England old
he should
shall be glad
BY the far off is the GangeR
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

No sign of We have had the police svera! times but
without result And dad refuses have anything to do with Scotland
Yard He has resigned himself his and declares that the house
be of will
everybody without finding anything Now struck that this
might good you barrise Hail. course
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
DECEMBER 10, 1909.

criminals and their If could manage to
things back would tremendous impression dad and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
LOS ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MAGAZINE

COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY THE NATIONAL PRESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

~ the local officials helpless The
purple mist hung on the horizon /;
mantle of snow. For once in way Eng
fashioned Christmas And Harold was not
as he should.
"My luggage will be all right, he {
over from the Grange for some things this
will put my traps in with the rest. By the
The porter gave the desired informa-
tion. 1t was matter of two miles to the
Grange, and it was impossible for the
gentleman to miss it. There were no con
yeyances
"Don t want one,' Stanton said,
crisply. - prefer to walk. Don't for
get -
Stanton s spirits rose as he strode
along the snowy road. Warmth and elias
ticity were coming back to him again
Really, it was good to be alive, he thought.
This was his first visit to the residence of
Col Candwell, and it behooved this light
of the junior bar to be on his best be-
havior. There were special reasons why it
was necessary to secure the good opinion
of the colonel For the present, these rea-
sons were known only to Harold Stanton
and Kitty Candwell the colonel's only
daughter. Ostensibly the invitation had
come through Jack Candwell, but even he
was not in the secret.
Stanton came to a field path present
ly leading through woods that shaded
long stone house that looked exceedingly
inviting and comfortable. Doubtless this
was the Grange. Harold waited for some
body to come along and tell him. The
somebody who appeared presently took the
form of an exceedingly pretty girl with
pair Of sparkling blue eyes and a mass of
golden brown hair under a little fur cap.
Her dainty figure was clad in furs, and
there was a charming touch of color on
her cheeks. She held out both her hands
to Stanton Then she seemed to vanish
for a moment in an affectionate embrace.
Her blue eyes grew moist and tender.
Dear old boy" she murmured. "It
does seem such long time
"Doesn' it, Kittyl" Stanton re-
piled. "Ever since August. | began to
think that | was never going to see you
again. | have been working like-like |
clock by way of drowning dull care.
But how did you manage it, Kitl |
thought-'
''Oh, WELL the others have all gone
skating. There has been no such ice for
years I-well-I pretended that several
things wanted looking after, and | stayed
behind. | persuaded Jack not to send
conveyance for you to the station, saying
that you would walk and that your lug
gage would follow. | did that so that | &C
darlingl Has Jack any sort of suspicion I'll
never see that kind of thing. Probably Ja'
any man could care for little insignificant
in the world, Jack thought that my suge
prise it will be for them all later on. -
"'Won t it?' Harold grinned joyful
A slight frown clouded Kitty IS happy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

yes" groaned. FI suppose that
should The colonel
in of
W. n
/@NWS Still, o diamonds
"Wouldn gandH' Kitty eaimed What going
Page
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

81 TANTON accepted with aacrity He protested that ther
- should like better On the whole it rather dull eve
the colonel had singled him out for special attention
full of his oss though the of the company appeared
their 1t nearly II clock before Harold contrve
himself
She looked up him demurey ''You making yourse
suggested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-12
FORECAST OF NEWS.

II the interest of the ultimate con-
sumer" has Jagged during the detailed
discussion of the tariff bill in the
Senate there should be q revival OF
concern In the subject this week. for
the measure, now in the hands OF the
Senate and House conferees. has reach
ed the crucial stage whore the infiu-
ence of the President in the final
shaping may be watched with lively
anticipation.
1t IL no secret that the bill, as
amended by the Senate fails to satisfy
the expectations Of the more insistent
downward revisionists" and whether
II meets or shall be made to meet the
views of Mr.. Taft as set forth in his
speeches will be a matter Of news en-
titled to first place with the chroniclers
OF the weeks events.
At last Harry K. Thaw Is to have
his day in court under conditions which
he has persistently sought. Three
years after the killing of Stanford
White and following repeated failures
TO secure his freedom. the man whom
the courts year ago adjudged a Iu-
matte will attempt before Judge Mills,
at White Plains, N. Y, to establish his
sanity.
The convention of the Benevolent
Protective Order Of Elks which opened
at Los Angeles. Cal. Sunday will con-
tinue through the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-12
Parents of Little Boy Come
To Blovs OUer His Possession

sauit upon woodali. She remained II
jail until the next day. when she was
discharged By the Judge on her prone
Use to be good"
The child 10 missing again. and
Woodall has again applied to the Judge
of the Probate Court TO issue o pro-
cess to punish the woman for contempt
Of court In wantonly disregarding and
disobeying the mandate of the court.
The Judge has issued process TO tha
sheriff commanding him 20 carry cut
the decree OF the court by taking pos
session of the child and delivering him
TO the father. and to bring Mrs. Rut-
ledge before the court to show why
she should not be punished for COM
tempt.
In serving the papers on the wo-
man she states that she has no knowl-
edge of the whereabouts OF the child.
that she has in no way aided in the
kidnapping. and that she is 20 all In
tents and purposes strictly obeying the
orders OF the court. The child. how
ever, 10 missing; the father believes
that his former wife IL implicated I'm
the chiid's disappearance and to this
end has sought the aid Of the court 10
repossessing him Of his boy. -.
The case has been set for next Mon.
day. and further developments are ex~
pected. e. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-12
READY FOR START
THIRTY CARS ENTERED IN GID
DEN TOUR.
VIII start From Detroit This Morning.,
Go Westward to Denver, and
Thea Turn Back to
Kansas City.

Detroit, Mich. July 11.-Thirty au-
tomobiles, ranging from little run
abouts to great touring cars, are park
ed tonight in Cadillac Square. await
Ing the signal which will start them
tomorrow morning on the sixth an
Automobiie Association. popularity
known as the Glidden tour.
Finishing touches were put on each
Of the cars before II was Checked IN"
test committee, ana each repair that
has to be made during the 2,636 miles
run to Kansas City by way Of Chicago,
Minneapolis and Denver. will result In
a penalization of the machines score.
In addition to the thirty cars which
will contest for the three prizes, twenty
not competing will make the long trip.
carrying newspaper men. manufactur-
Promptly at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning the first car will be sent of
by the starter. At one minute inter-
walls the other contestants will follow
Lake Michigan Avenue toward Kalama-
zoo, the first days run. Each car
carries an Official observer to repre-
sent the contest committee and record
ell accidents and repairs which will af-
The sixth reliability contest Is 1000
miles longer and more severe in every
way Only three OF the fifteen days
runs call for less than $50 miles and
the last day OF the tour demands that
the machines cover 212.8 miles from
Saiina, Kansas to Kansas City. That
there will be few, IL any perfect scores,
Is the general prediction of the veterans
who have made other reliability runs
and the more pessimistic predict that
some of the cars will not stay in the
run as far as Denver.
All of the drivers approach the
Western roads with a healthy respect
for their difficulties.
Three trophies are the prizes for
which the several classes of machines
will contest during the run. Thirteen
touring cars are entered for the Gid
den trophy. from which the run has
taken the name by which 1t 10 popu-
larly known.
For the power trophy for touring
runabouts there are fourteen entries.
Three machines will contest for the
Detroit torphy offered by the city OF
Detroit, for miniature tonneau and
dioble rumble cars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-12

Tuscumbia, July i1.-tSpecial -
John J. Woodali and his former wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Rutiedge OF Sheffield. are
having a strenuous time for the pos
session Of their 5-year-old son. illus
woodali, and just where the matter
will end IL problematical.
Woodall and his wife were divorced
some time ago. and In the decree TEN
dered by the Chancellor the father was
given the custody of the child. Mrs.
Rutiedge. however. soon had the child
with her. and Woodall instituted ha-
beas corpus proceedings before Pro-
bate Judge Simpson to recover the
child by legal process. The Judge on
the hearing OF the evidence in the
case, awarded the boy to Woodali.
The judges decision created a scene
in the court room. the mother becom-
ing wildly hysterical. and attacking
fler former husband. dealing him @
severe blow when he took the child.
and screaming like an insane person
She is a large. powerfully built wo-
man. ana was 30 violent and appar-
emily determined 70 do woodali bod
ily injury that II was necessary for
the Sheriff and two deputies to take
charge of her. She fought them like
q tigress. Being unable to subdue her
the Judge ordered her to jail for con-
tempt OF court and to prevent an as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-12
CALENDAR or SPORTS



Start from Detroit Of the sixth an
nual A. A. "A. tour for the Glidden
and other trophies.
Opening Of ave days 'trotting meet
eng at Terre Haute, and.
Georgia State teams championship
tournament begins al Macon.
Connecticut State tennis champion
Central New York tennis champion
ship tournament begins at Utica.
Central States amateur rowing asso-
citation regatta at Ottumwa. Iowa.
Annual tournament of Mississippi
chess association begins at Biloxi.
Tuesday.
Annual tournament of Trans-Missis-
Aoines
Battling Nelson Va Ad Wolgast, ten
rounds, at Los Angeles
Sam Langford VS.. "Klondlke." six
rounds. at Pittsburg.
Oregon State tennis championship
tournament opens nas at . cortland
Opening Of summer race meeting OF
Empire City Jockey GluD at Yonkers.
N. Y.
Dominion of Canada amateur athletic
championships begin IN Winnipeg.
Texas state shooting tournamsn,
opens in Galveston.
Saturday.
Young Corbett VS.. Johnny Frayne,
twenty rounds. at Colma, Col.
Gunner Moir VS.. Dick Broad, of New
York, twenty rounds. at London.
Annual regatta OF the Hudson River
Rowing Association.
Start OF cruising power boat race
from Bay Ridge. l. l.. to Marblehead.