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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
KANSAS GAME Nj TO LINCOLN
Date of Annual Foot Ball Contest
Fixed for November o.

LINCOLN. Feb. 2~6-tSpecial Nebraska
and Kansas have settled on November .
as the date for their annual foot ball game
next fall. The contest will again be held
have n played here instead OF Lawrence
According TO a two years contract between
the two schools for ar annual game the
meeting this coming fall should be held IN
Lawrence. as the Jayhawkers visited this
city last season. Kansas viii meet Iowa In
Lawrence next fan. however. and does not
want to play the COrnhuskers at home in
the same season the Hawkeyes go there
II was at the suggestion Of the Jayhawkers
that the game was booked for Lincoln
This game win give Lincoln at least two
big games. Iowa being booked to play here
October .
Manager Eager returned from Kansas
City last night. where ne met Manager
Lansdon OF the Kansas basket ball five
and made -nRem for playing the
with. the ~Jayhawkers. Three games win
be held in Rainbow rink In Kansas City,
Kan. on THURSDAY. Friday and Saturday
nights OF next week II was impossible
10 find a suitable floor In Kansas City.
No. Convention hall the best place in
gagged by Gypsy Smith for revival meet
ings next week
Manager LansdOn Informed Mr.. Eager
that the students at Kansas university are
taking a great deal OF interest in the cham
pinnshlp contests and that they would send
a large delegation to Kansas City % wit
ness the clash OF their team with the
CoFnhuskers. Iuterest Is keen AZ Nebraska.
hut the great distance will Eaau -HuV ~
the local students from making the trip
The Rames vii settle the chamuienship N
the Missouri valley conference league. Ne
hraska ami Kansas nov being the winners
~ the title in the northern and southern
sections ~ the association. respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE OF SEIZED TIMBER
Notice Is hereby given that on April l.
Iss' I viii seal 70 the highest bidder for cash,
TIE timber hereinafter described. said timber
having been removed IN violation OF law
and having been seized BY the goVelnmenI,
- 81 feet OF timber In logs. on sideways
md LAO railroad ties. located on Sec =
II Is n, R. % W. in the vicinity OF Buck
norm. wyoming &3 feet Of timber, In
logs. on skidWays,~ and 81 railroad ties
loSaeed on Sec 1T. Is n. r. % W. in
The vicinity o. Buckhorn. Wyoming. 9So
feet OF timber, In logs, on 10
Gated on secs 5 and 7, r. a n, r % "
IN the vicinity Of ByrkbOru, Wyoming
saee feet OF timber. in logs. located on
See. 4 i. q n. R. % w, In ne vicinity
OF Buckhorn, Wyoming. Written proposals
FOR the purchase 81 said timber VIII be re-
in the vicinity of Bytkhorn. Wyoming;
"a any time prior 10 April i. lse. All such
proposals 70 be accompanied b postal
money order. or certified check. for a sum
equal 70 al least one-half OF the total
amount offered for ths timber. such money
order. or check 70 BE- made payable 70
The Commissioned Of the General Land
Once. Washington. d C." who reserves
The right to reject any and all bids A.
Baker. Chisf q Field Division F& dai
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES

OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing. The regular annual meeting of stock
holders in The Bee Publishing company will
he held in the office Of the company In The
pee building. corner Nth and Farnam
streets. Omaha. Nebraska. on Monday,
March. L. 1893, at ( o'clock D. m. BY order
OF the president HENRY A HASKELL,
Secretary.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
~ the South Platte Land company will be
held at the office Of said company at
LINCOLN, Nebraska. at II o'clock a. m. on
TIRE third day Of March, A D., 1se.
c. H MORRILL,. President.
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln. Nebraska. February l. 1893.
F7-dSet
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
GET HIGH SCHOOL SWEATERS
sixteen OF Last Season. Players Given
Letter o for NrAkiag Team.

~ 1AsA ctAaona EAay&Fw GANem
Letter o for AfAkIag Team.
The sweaters regularly bestowed ON foot
ball players Of the Omaha High school
eleven We're given out al special mass
meeting held yesterday afternoSa A pro-
gram by pupils OF the school marked the
occasion.
The first number was a song by the
Gies club. Miss Grace Mcbride %, played
two selections On the violin and Coach
Cherrington gave an Interesting outline
Of the last foot hall season. He was fol-
lowed by Harold Mckinney. captain OF the
team.
Mr.. C~herringtnn then presented the honor
sweaters to the sixteen mn who earned
one. The follc wing boys received them;
Mckinney AaWhinueY. Lebmer, SeaVles.
Carlson. Klopp. Prsntiss. Andrus. Nash.
Gardiner. Howard. Thompson. sears. Mills,
Payne. Two other men. Prick and Rector.
we're voted sweaters with an r" IL was
impossible 70 give them an 90 becauss
they had not played IN enoughf games
M0re music followed. The ymo quar-
tettts sang thre selections. and Miss Mamie
meek played two numbers on the piano.
Miss Edna e a senior recited If
were king"
A competitive drim Of seventeen cadets
Of the battalion under Coptain Harry
Drueker, was won b. Allen Tukey, first
sergeant Of ompany r. The cadets IN ths
q competition included. Company A G
Hoffert. fl Lndberg; company b. n. Rus
sell. r Byrd. company C.~P. Larmon. c
Allyn; company ID. 8 Beranek L Bureah
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

Clarke and Haskell reside In Omaha.
Haskell has been an umpire in this league
for several yearse, being chief OF the staff.
monds. Clarke has been a professional bali
player. His last work was as catcher and
captain Of the Waterloo team in the Iowa
state league in 1907. He has been . rporter
on two Omaha newspapers and " now en-
pIoyed in the office OF City Clerk Butler.
Clark Is one Of the few men In the
world who love the work OF an umpire.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
orARTERMAsTERr

CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTERs
office. Fort Des Moines. Iowa. February
9. 1sC9.-Sealed proposals in triplicate VIII
be received here until 3 p. m, standard
time. Monday, March 1. 1903. and then
opened. for moving and resetting portions
OF the fence enclosing the Fort Des MOines,
Iowa Military reservation. and construct
ing such amount OF new fence as may be
necessary to fully complete the work. In
formation furnished on application. Plans
and specifications will be sent to Intending
bidders upOn receipt OF request accom-
panied by certified check for s.. which will
be refunded when plan and specifications
are returned. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Moving Fence and addressed. Construct
ing QuartermaSter, Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
F-9l6-I1-I2-2S-T
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

They are travelling In a special train on the
Northwestern and Union Pacific and have
three Puilmans. an observation car.
a buffet car, a gymnasium car
where the boys may work out
as they speed across the country. The
party will number fifty and viii include
Norris ONefl. president OF the Western
league. A large number Of Omaha fans
have signified their intention of going to
the station to see the former World :
champions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
TRANSFERS OF BALL PLAYERS
National League Number
of sales and Releases

NEW YORK. Feb. &-John A Heydier.
acting president Of the National leag to-
day promulgated q number of contracts
and releases OF base ball players. es-
pecially affecting the Boston, Chicago.
Cincinnati and Ptttsburg teams A notable
change In the release by Boston % George
H. Browne. the speedy right fielder. who
Is transferred TO Chicago. Another release.
that OF Louis E. Ritter OF Brooklyn, shows
the passing of this old time catcher TO
the minors. Ritter Is to go to Denver.
Among the releases which have been
approved are;
BY Boston to Chicago. National league.
George z. Browne. p. j. F1eharty to kan
sas CITY, American association.
BY Brooklyn to Denver. Western league.
L E. Ritter.
BY St Louis 10 Milwaukee. American as
sociation. Grant McGlyn and Charles
Moran. TO Quincy. Central association. JOS
eph MCCLURE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
STOVE REPAIRS

FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
Thermostats and other heat regulators:
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
120S-i3s Douglas ST. Phones: Ind. ASH:
Bell. Douglas 9f0. -s74
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

YOUR CHANCE TO GET
% acres. improved, &tc cash Balance
like renting.
LID acres. improved. H,N9 cash Balancs
to suit you.
80 acres. improved. $50 cash. Easy terms
on balance.
IL you delay you viii lose Come at once.
Address:
THE ALLEN COUNTY INVESTMENT Co,
Iongton, Kansas
C0eMWo MOx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
BLUFFS OUTsHOOT OMAHA ME-
Iswaas Win the Match Thursday b
Close Margin.

The Council Bluffs rifle shots won from
Omaha Thursday night at the match in
Council Bluffs, the result OF the team
scores being 2&l TO rs This leaves the
matches two apiece ard the final will be
shot off next Thursday night in Omaha
The Omaha team had the right to name
the place Of the shoot by reason OF having
wen a match By the largest score The
q distance Of fOrty-two feet. In the finals
for the prizes Limbert won by one score.
making Ia to II for Manspurger.
The arOreas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
NEW UNIFORMS EOR THE ROURKEs
Both Home and TrsveItng Suits VIII
Have some Braid On.

Have Some Braid On.
Pa Rourke f. all sweIled up over the
new uniforms the Omaha team will have
this year both for home games and travel
ing. The home uniforms viii be white. the
same as the last year. but they viii be
embellished in the latest fashion A hlack
braid will ad3rn the white cap and black
cords will also line the pants. A black
cuff 10 placed on the shirt sleeves and the
stockings will be white
The travelling suits viii be along the
same lines as the home suits except they
will be grey with white braid trimming
and the stockings viii be the same shade
OF gray az the suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
BURNS AND wAsEM AT BENSON
Farmer and Oscar VIII Wrestie Ne
fore tbs Eagles T0niEhf-

Farmer Burns and Oscar WaSem. TWO
Of the leading mat artists q the western
country. will Wresaie tonight at Benson
before the Eagles at their hall. and the
general public IL invited to view the af-
fair. These Wresters we're Ormeriy about
OF a size. but lately Burns has taken on
considerable weight This will be the first
public appearance OF Burns since he took
up hts residence IN Omaha and the nrst
chance Omaha blowers OF the mat game
have had 10 see Farmer Burns this winter
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hastings a Heyden to Richard e
place 1
70 Boyer Van Kursn Lumber and
Coal Co. part block ;. Oak Chat
ham addition 500
Joseph II. Weidenfeller TO Elijah A.
Gallup and wife. lot ?. replat block
4. Myers. Richard 4 Tilden's.......- 2TO
othellO Beezley and wife to Esther s.
kennard. lots l and 3 block s
A. l. Zweibel and wife to James c.
Robinson. sell nell. G-15-19. $500. 200
City Savings bank to NJ c. Curd and
wife. part lot D. s e RogerT
Joseph McC1annahan and wife to Sam
Sawyer. lots s and 3 block l, Err
way q Nelson's Second addition. 20
Sam Sawyer and wife to John Nehl.
lot 8 block ]. ame--.-------.. 80
Philip s Reed TO Nora Riemer. lot
L. block H. Florence .-.- 50
Hastings & Heyden to same, lot II,
block IL. Florence SO
John F. Jackson to r. Lundberg. lot
10. block l. Reeds Third addition. 80
E F. Bradley, sheriff. 20 Henry p
Kerr. lot y. block =. Hanscom
H s. McDonald and wife to william
Button. lot 2. Fairnount place. !
block Il. scuTly's ADDITION as0,
Edward O'Neil 20 Jessie S. Colby. lot
IA. block ? shriver plaee..-. 70
Herman Peterson and wife to H. H
Stoitenberg. Wa sell, 15-16-l2-....- 500
Samuel Carr. trustee, ct al. to George
and i. section l:I5-s-@.r TOO
Boulevard Park Improvement COM
pany TO Sinner & Chase Co, north
10 feet OF lot Is. and south 30 feet
lot IA. block S. Boulevard park----- !
Byron r. Hastings and wife to A
L Reed. ct al, part lot 4. block 81
SI iot 3, block 3. mai 2Ns
Same to same, tract adjacent to lot
3 block g. Omaha ..-----.------- :
Zelda Robinson TO p. N Seotield, part
lot 1. block 9. Parkers addition 500
AdaIine Zahn TO Ella Mcneil. north
s feet lots S and T. block ;, Pat
rick's First addition .- 80
H. Levy TO NJ. Levy SLY lot J. block
g. South Omaha .-. rs
Elsinore Place company TO A n
Burnett. lots s, & 50. "a. block J.
Eosepb zeIinek and wife to Ian An
derlik and wife. lot a. sulhvsns
addition w.
Mary F. Bourke and Paul ". Horoach
to Sarah w. Horbach- vS feet OF
sublOts 2 and J. tax lot 7. section a
John D. HAisht and wife to rherese
Ostarman. no feet of lot H. block
Z. Hazel Terrace .....-- ~
Karen olsen and husband to Josef
Proskccl ct al, w@ feet q bt .,
block Is. Improvement associauon,- 1
Jeff W. Bedford company To Frank
Vamcek. MI feet Of lot 10. block
As. Grandview A@
A Castetter and wife 10 banking
house OF A. Castetter, lot ., A H d.
sanders addition -.----...-.-- 1
/ RoIiin g. Smith and wife to Anna M
Martin. lot Is. block l. Denman
i Pace
Stephen d. Bangs and wife TO Lena
THOMPSON, lot 10. block l6 summit
n n. Baldrtge and wife To James
r CUNNINGHAM. lot J. and Ell lot
a block 2 Baldrige Heights -
w 8 Blackwell and wife to John =,
Sturgeon. lot = Coburn's sub LOO
E7sinore Place company 70 Ernest A
Iundeen, lot IS, block T. Grant
A p Knapp and wife to Joseph Nc
CURE. lots / > and ;. block 3 -.
BYRON r Hastings. trustee, 70 susie
Hoffman, lot Ia replat block J. -
Military addition --.---.- -
lula Betters to John r Reagan- lot
g block e. Florence. and other 4,
Ellen N. Hicks ct al TO A W Car
renter. lot g. and "a Of lot "a
block > Jerome Park .-.-.- A"t
Total
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
tConunued.l

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE OF GOV
eminent lands. Notice II hereby given
that 5I.S7 acres Of public lands, belonging
to the United States. In Gregory county.
south Dakota will be sold at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder fer cash. at not
less than one dollar an acre. in the town
Of Gregory. South X o beginning on
March Is, 1893. Bids may Be made in per
son OF through agents. and bidders will
not be required to show any qualifications
as to citizenship, ownership OF other lands.
or otherwise. but no person can buy more
than six hundred and forty acres. Pur-
chasers will not be required to reside upon.
improve or cultivate the lands. and patent
will issue soon after the close OF the sale.
Mans showing the lands to be sold can be
obtained at twenty-five cents each. by re-
hitting a postoffice money order TO the
undersigned at Washington, D c, before
March 20. or on inquiry OF the -pOstmsstcrs
al Burke. Bonesteel. Dallas. Fairfax. Gre
gory or Hsrrick. South Dakota JAS W.
WTTTEN. superintendent OF sale. Fb1-H
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
SABINE FERNTE WINS TWO PRIsEs
TEXAS DOG Makes Best shswtng az
Kennel show I'm Session.

BOSTON. Feb. 3.-Sabine Fernie OF the
Sabine kennels. OF Orange. Tex. was
awarded q special prize for the best dog
In the New England Kennel clubs show.
which closed today. In composition with
the Sabine terrier we're Warren and
Remedy. thu sheep dcgH Of Tyler Morse
and Reginald Vanderbilt. Eben D. Jor-
dams Airedale and the pick of the Boston
bulls.
In the composition for the 50 cup Of
fered by John l. Tayiof OF the Boston
American base hall team for the bas6 dog
In the show. champions barred, Sabine
Fernie wen again thus getting the tive big
specials OF the show
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

company E. NJ Heyser. weimer A Turkey
company r, z. Willrodt. II. Hansen; com
pany G. @. Greib. b Nash; company II
]. c. Davis, F. Meyer; staff, II. Graham
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

In Oklahoma Kansas and Texas, raw and
improved. from 3 70 80 per acre. I am
not handling SPECTATORS land. but l
am selling LAM that belongs to the indi-
vtdual owner who really wants to sell and
has placed Il On the market at bargain
prices Information eheerfully furnished
relative to any section IN Oklahoma Kan
sas or Texas I viii make TERMS to
suit you Write me your Eants.
c. c. OUTHIER, THE LAND NAN,
ENID. OKIA
Cs0-Ms1 1
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

Bigger. Better. Busasr-That 5 what az
vertising m The Bee does for yous
business
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

A DAKOTA bargain. 16o acres. two miles
from Hurons 100 acres TILED. 10 acres fine
grove; a uumber OF large, bearing plum
trees ; acres OF asparagus hat produces
house Nx8s rev barn IRx2: another build
ing 3x52 = large root cellar. q new e-lnch
flowing vel. flows - gallons per minute.
Vegetables and grain t0ok 81 worth Of
prizes at the south Dakota state fair In
lAA son u = deep sandy ham. with clay
gubaon II taken soon I VIII eel for
per cent d z McMoniss. Huron. g ID.
(Os-6f
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

AGENCY for Texas lands
Large ana small tracts. LAnEe tracts az
lowest Wholesas prizes Orange groves
developed - contract Wu4s Pnckard a
Utter Cameron. No Cl-A5G ASA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Most wonderful HeaIIam.

After suffering many years with q sore
Amos King. PORT Byron. n. Y. was cured
by Buckisn's Arniea salve. &c. For sale
by BeatOn Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
WE CURE
MEN FOR
900

BY the Old Reliable DR.. searles q searles.
Estasiishsd N omAh. for Is ysArA The many uhous
ends OF cases cured ~ 1s nkks ~ the NEST expsr-
isnese sp@saapAts 20 the West IN All diseases and all
meats OF men We kn0S lust what viii cure yo9-S
ana cure sNu quickly
We Cure You. Then You Fay Us Our Rsa
We m.ss no nisis.d.ns or false st.tsnsnss e. effss
Iams ss TO t..essbiy kassn sssEy esss Ne rat of
q te s,rloss q mattsT 60 place IL the haads 81 :
their own MAIU n ZMND uuNrMN8A Mn3Vou9
Dshtity, BLOOD poasen, ak1n ntssAssa E11Rey ana MAJ
a. D4so1saa Al Special Diseases an4 AnmG1ts e Man
Examination and CONSULTATION Wnls Toe
symptom blank for home tEeatnalt
i19 5. 18th. Con. 18th and Douglas, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
COrNCIL BLUFFs.


Haskell, Clarke, DuSan and Mullen
VIII Handle he IndieatOrs-
CHICAGO. Feb. S-The official list Of
umpires OF the Western league for the
coming season was today by
Tip" ONeill, president OF that organiza-
ton. The umpires will be John Mullen.
Jack Haskell. J. NJ. Dugan. George Clarke.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

Net0eu Sunday ball.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. A-Governor
Marshall today vetoed the bill iegalfzing
Sunday base ball
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
non Cannara ID Wreane.

Tom COnnors has arranged a handicap
match for next Monday night AZ the Lyric
theater by which he hopes 70 introduce
himself to the Omaha wrestling fans He
will Wrestle both Ed Morgan and Young
Kinney and II either gets q fan he wins
the match Farmer Burus will referee the
bouts Two good preliminaries are also on
the card. II Is said 10 be worth the price
Of admission simply to see COnnors, the
English champion. in action.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

ARE you seeking q home or business loca-
TOM 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. Gotten. timber or
fruit land may be purchased on Easy
terms Location and character Of free
public lands and how obtained We have
no land 10 sell AMI information given u
unbiased and absolutely reliable. Mas
and printed matter o. any section sent
with Information Thirty years expert
ence. Highest references Address Home
seekers Information Bureau. Fargo, n. Do
(Dl-MS1 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

An Active sais-m.n-A Bee want "A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

IA sNAP.

~Hfilcrest' is0-acre fruit and stock
farm: ASo; easy terms: send for illustrated
dsscription- j. 7. Camppetlt Ltchf1eld
Neb S1-AsS
LINCOLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA. has
the best crops to be found In the state and
the lowest prices for farm land and stock
ranches For particulars and lists apply
10 BUCHANAN 4 Patterson, Land and Inn
miGrauon Agents, u. p. r. R. North
Platte. Neb. DIMES NIX
sS acres near Columbus. Neb.. . sets Of
buildings. fine grove. 80 acres pillow land.
balance pasture. Land all fenced and
crgss fenced. 50 acres In winter wheat.
T6 acres alfalfa. Price SIS per acre: this
land must Be sold soon; 1t Is a bargain.
and don't fail 20 write for Information at
once. EASY terms. George W. Jackson
Co, "a Brandeis Bldg Omaha. Neb-
eN-MSs 27x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
sHRuBB WINS FROM DORANDO
EnEIIah Runner Defeats Italian In
Fifteen-MiIe Race I'm uRnl

BUFFALO. n. T.. Feb. &-Isa1ins his
opponent from the crack OF the pistol to
the finish Alfred Shruob. the English dis
lance runner. defeated Dorando Fetr. the
Italian. in a dfteen-mile race AT the Sew
enty-fourth regiment armory tonight
Every American indoor record from the
first TO the fifteenth mile was smashed
In the first mile shrub took a COM
handing lead. which he gradually in
creased 10 three LAPS IN the tenth mile.
Dorando made several game efforts to re-
gain the lost ground in the twelfth and
thirteenth miles, but shrub never allowed
him 20 get more than fifteen yards away
from him. The time for the fifteen miles
was i:z40S%-
Shrubs lead at the finish was two
and three-quarters laps DorAndo CON-
pleted the fifteen miles, finishing IN q
sprint that brought a storm AZ applause.
See page 8 for our advertisement OF the
biggest sale on high class new spring
tailored suits ever held In Omaha
ORKIN BROS.
Formerly o. X. scofield Cloak q Suit Col.
lsl0 Douglas 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
REAL ESTATE
gARM AND RANCH LAND ron sALR
Continuedl


s0 ACRES land. $ acre. OF 1so. s an acre,
Jackson county. Wisconsin for ~partfcu-
lars John Smith. a Milwaukee St,
Milwaukee. Wis @EM&1S III
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

s0x Travel In Special
COmizkey's White Son will arrive In
Saturday morning In real style.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm ana Ranch Land.

Farm and Ranch Land.
ACRES. IMPROVED.
5 acres. near Country club, with 6roOm
house, and barn.
) acres. near Forty-seventh and Harvey,
with s-rOom house. and barn.
II acres. with 5-room house, this side Of
Florence and one block west Of car.
+. d. WEAD. Wead Blk, 18th and Farnam.
Cu}-M-5S =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

C4rv puepsrty. FARMS. ranch lands or mer-
chandlEs % sch o. trade. list them with
sale. ". W. Mitchell. ~ Board Of
Trade pcs eA-~s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
a MISSOURI FARM.

s9 acres three miles from town; extrR
well improved: farm lies level. with deep.
black soil. Cannot be beat for corn land.
Has rented for the last three years for
D per acre. Price SO per acre. bOr FUR
Their particulars. call on or write.
JOHN W. ENERMAN.
CsO-M54a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
$40 Enough Cash

TO start on for a new home IN the finest
resident tract anyWhera TO be found a.
these prices. 500 70 S7b, for the lots. and
neat houses from G.18 up These lots
are situated Just two blocks south OF
Military avenue. on Lynn avenue are all
high. slightly and practically level $40
cash and . per month buys a lot and We
can bund for you WhenaVer You are
ready. See Us today or phone d 81. and
We viii. show these lots AZ your con-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

CORN L~ANDS-write for state map. book
let and weather report, sent free. BazAl
j.. Meek, Chulicothe. no. C0l-Ml& Max
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

LIST your property with Chris Boyer. I'd
and cumins stS usl-S
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

WHEN writing 70 advertisers remember
II only takes a stroke OF two OF the pen
TO mention the fact that you saw the ad
In The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

NCRIH SIDE BAAGAlNS
2 fine corner lots. one block from Ames
Ave ear near NH ST only $50 viii sell
separaIely.
A few high, slightly lots a. EHh and Ames
Ave. SO to tao each n
teW +room mooern cottage on 9tb Just
WRIGHF A IAsBURY,
phone Doug IA - 8 ls1h 81
O9)-Mn0E
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
MANIFESTATIONS

WANTEDAPosition as clerk In store, OF any
other clerical position. Address n ~. care
Bee. GD-MSa ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

One undre twenty acres In Aonono
county. Iowa: fifty miles from Sioux
Cfty.
One hundred acres under cultivation;
small rchAr balance IN pasture and
woods good timbeF)s fine stream OF
water through PASTURE small house and
good barn. well. etc. on premises 1 offer
this piacs until March / for 70 per acre.
port, owner. Norfolk, Neb. c0-AbsSl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

STORE and s-room house. and barn; corner
lot near Ames Ave car barn. easy
rms: 2SA.
:. ID. WEAD. weHd Blk 18th Aad FArnsm-
Osl-M32 = f.