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Arizona republican., 1909-03-24

price. To enable them to be sold at
a uniform price the company had
tried to equalize freight charges in
different parts of the country, by
making freight allowances, but the
discrimination in this territory was
50 great that the company could not
make such allowances 10 dealers in
this region. Therefore thcy had to
sell the goods above the advertised
price.
on cross examination the water
rate question wa again brought up.
AR. Tufts made the statement that
the goods of the biscuit company
We're not shipped by water and would
be worthless Il they Were so trans
ported. The intimate knowledge the
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24

railroad men have Of the affairs Of
their patrons was Illustrated in the
Information which Mr.. Norton gave
Mr.. Tufts that NJ. Aguillar. the traf-
fic manager OF the National Biscuit
company, was then threatening to
abandon the all-rail route unless the
roads gave him concessions. II was
pointed out also, that the company
was shipping its goods along the Pa
cific coast by water and that it was
doing a fair business in Honolulu.
which Mr.. Tufts admitted would have
10 be reached by water. it at all.
A Valley Manufacture
The most interesting witness of the
day was Manager johnson OF the Pa
cific Creamery company of Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24

had had pianos brought from New
York 70 Galveston, but the saving
was not great.
Biscuit Company's Complaint
The rather duh proceedings of the
afternoon were enlivened by the ap-
pearance Of Oliver Tufts, travelling
salesman for this territory of the Ma
tional Biscuit company. Mr. Tufts
said that the rate from New York To
coast points was S1.65 while the rate
from Denver whence most Of the
goods for this trade was shipped. T.
Phoenix was $2.SO.
Most Of the packages of the Natiou-
al Biscuit company We're advertised
in the magazines and marked on the
packages to be sold at a certain
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24

brought up, the witness saying that
it was iIarracticable to ship pianos
by seq on account Of the effect OF
water on their action. Sometimes the
action had been sent by freight and
the bulky box sent by sea, but no
great saving had resulted. His firm
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24
25c INDIA LINON lie

\ big lot of this wanted mate
rial in short lengths, to 6
yards in a piece. The quality
is superb and very sheer and
sells regularly at PC a yard.
Special 900. .............IJ6
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24
15c WHITE DIMITIEs &c

White Dimities such Rs these
offered are sure to cause quick
movement; stripes and checks
are both represented in various
designs; worth 15c. Special 60
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24
Never.

Mrs. Noowedd-The only bar to my
happiness. dearest, is the thought that
some day l may be a widow.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24
THE PHOENIX SHIPPERS
COMPLAIN OF RATES

(Continued from page one)
Arizona republican., 1909-03-24
2oc CHECKED NAlNSOOK

This Nainsook is soft finished
in a small pin check design and
suitable FOR Children's dresses.
mems pajamas. etc. See this
special 20c value for IL I-2c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

water heat on Central boulevard. rooms.
oak finish throughout, large lot, S., 400.
Strictly modern S-room house, Both and
Marcy SITS. II taken before October /
$1,000 will buy IT.. Terms can be made.
2I04 Meredith ST.. 7 large rooms and bath,
oak finish, furnace heat and modern in
every respect. Large corner lot with fine
lawn and trees. SO, 800. Terms.
New, broom cottage built 3 months.
Modern except heat, big lot and in a good
neighborhood. AS owner Is leaving the
city, $500 will TAX It. Terms reasonable.
Strictly modern house in the Hanscom
park district. Full two story, Z rooms,
furnace heat, large lot and trees, 5000.
We have many more. Call and see what
we have TO offer for homes or investment.
~ NJ. Wray & Bro, $40 Bee Bldg, Doug.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
SINNER G. CHASE CO.,
Walking Distance

-Four houses now nearing completion, To-
Gated on South 9th Street between Pacific
and Pierce.
Two-5-room cottages, all modern, except
heat, 81, coo each.
One-1-room house, all modern, g, zoo.
One-2-story, Groom house, reception hall
and bath, all modern, $500.
Yards will be nicely leveled off, terraces
Will be sodded cement steps and sidewalks
viii be put around all OF the houses. These
are all very well built and in a locality
that Is fast coming to the front. About
one-siXth cash, the balance practically the
same as rent. Sales will be made oniy to
denee. None Of the houses will be sold for
renting purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
165x3OO FEET

Fine country home, highly i'm
proved, gruit and garden, six blocks 70
Telephone Benson $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
ID. PERRIN
1917 So. 18th Ave.

This Is a splendid s-room house, built
for a home. Has yestibule entrance, fine
reception hall large living room with fire
place. pleasant dining room and kitchen
and p%antries all finished in quartcr-sawed
oak. Upstairs has bedrooms and bath.
rear, Large attic. Cellar under entire
house. Cistern water IN kitchen and
laundry. Good lot on paved street. Only
1 block from Field Club. IL interested.
call on F, W stoltenberg at the house, or
Harvey Sil6.'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
ONLY 5000.

DOWN, balance same as rent. will buy a
good 5-room house (modern except heat
near 2th and Ohio. Stop paying rent.
Come in ana let us show you this place.
Bemis-Brandeis Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
1856 New York Life Bldg TEL Douglas 51O8
BUY A PARK
LOT NOW.

LOl NOW.
Some very good reasons why you should
buy a lot in this beautiful addition:
AL improvements in and paid for.
Fifteen to twenty minutes ride on street
car from heart OF city, with five-minute
service.
3-No shacks or inferior built houses al
lowed, insuring a nice uniform residence
district in which to live.
EForty to fifty dwellings already COM
pleted, with nearly every home coupled
by owner; ten or more houses under
construction or to be built soon.
5-Conveniently situated to Lake Nakoma,
where extensive improvements are now
under way.
6-EntiTe tract lies considerably higher
than surrounding territory, making 1t
an ideal place for a permanent home.
7-Bound to greatly increase in value.
What more do you want or can you ask
for your money! Better buy now before
they're all gone. Prices; 1915 up. Reason
able terms.
SINNER & CHASE CO.,
CITY and SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FREE FACTORY SITES IN THE NEW
TOWN-RALSTON.
800 s. nth st. Both Phones
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

VIM. Lee of Woodruff will visit
Winslow shortly before Thanks
giving. bringing down apout 100
turkeys which he will dispose of
for the Thanksgiving dinner.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06
Additional Locals

0. B. Sutton was in town
Thursday arranging to drive his
sheep to Phoenix where he will
winter the flock. Mr.. Sutton
expects to make a start south
about November 10th.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

Joe Seeger, H. A. Perkins, E. c.
Edwards and Robt. Edgar ar
rived in town Thursday night
after a couple of weeks in the
hills hunting deer. The party
succeeded in bringing down six
deer, being somewhat more sue
cessful than many previous par
ties out this season.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

Rev. ]. M. Kendrick, bishop of
the Episcopal Church, will be
here next Sunday and will hold
services IN St. James Church
The moring service will COM
mence at II a. M. and the even
ing service at eight O'Clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to attend these servi-
ces.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06
G. w. Johnson and Geo. Wrench
residents of St. Joe. were in town
the early part of the week.

the early part of the week.
G. A. Keepers, special allotting
agent for the Moqui Indians,
was in Winslow Monday secur-
ing some needed supplies.
Mrs. 6. N. Hathaway left Mon
day for her old home at Fort
Madison, Iowa, where she will
visit with relatives for the next
two months.
Robt. ]. Burke, now of Gallup,
but formerly a resident Of Wins
low, was in town Wednesday
looking up his old friends.
Miss Jessie Reed arrived Thurs
day evening from Los Angeles
having been called home on ac-
count of the death of her father.
Edward Whipple, an underta-
ker from Flagstaff, was in town
Thursday and Friday arranging
for the funeral of the late Judge
Geo. c. Reed.
H. Hunning, one of the oldest
settlers in Northern Arizona, but
new resident ofSanta Barbara,
Cal, was a Winslow visitor this
week looking after his business
interests.
F H. Butcher, representing a
Los Angeles packing house, was
in Winslow Tuesday purchasing
some cattle for shipment to his
firm.
H. F. Bushman of St. Joe was
in town Tuesday.
Ben Sutherland, operator at
the clnder pit, visited his mother
here last Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

G. A. Morris, accompanied by
his wife, returned Wednesday from
Los Angeles and other South
ern California points where they
have been visiting for the past
two weeks.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

G. A. Keepers, special allotting
agent for the Moqui Indians,
was in Winslow Monday secur-
ing some needed supplies.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

Joe Daze left Wednesday for
Los Angeles where he goes on a
brief vacation.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

Robt. Burke, now of Gallup,
but formerly a resident Of Wins
low, was in town Wednesday
looking up his old friends.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

Miss Jessie Reed arrived Thurs
day evening from Los Angeles
having been called home on ac-
count of the death of her father.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

H. F. Bushman of St. Joe was
in town Tuesday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-06

Ben Sutherland, operator at
the cinder pit, visited his mother
here last Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Sep
TENDER. Is, 1909. Sealed proposals., IN trip
licate, will be received az this office until
$3.50 a. m, mountain time, Wednesday, DC
tober Is, 1909. at which time they will be.
opened In public, for the installation of
steam heating plants complete in officers
No. l to No. s. inclusive. No.
81 and No. Ss, post plans, Fort D.. A.. Rus
sell, Wyoming. Plans and specifications
for the inspection OF bidders are on file
In this office, also in the office Of the
Chief Qu~artermaster, Department of the
Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska; Chief Quar-
termRster, Department Of the Colorado,
Denver. Colorado, and the office Of the sec
rotary Of the Builders exchange, st. Paul,
Minnesota. The government reserves the
right to reject or accept any or all bids
or any part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be Endorsed Proposals
for Steam Heating Officers Quarters Nos.
l TO s, inclusive, and Nos. 81 and 80, Post
Plans, Fort d. A. Russell, Wyoming" and
addressed to V. X. Hart, Captain 18th In
fsntry, Acting Quartermaster, U. S. A,
in charge Of construction, Room g. Keefe
Hall, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Sep. 1[-15-1s-a-O. lila.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16

So she had her maid bring her The Bee,
and she saw the above add She asked
her maid what work she would have to
do, but her maid only told her the good
part OF IL, because she wanted Ruth 10
see that servants did not nave a very easy
time, and see how she liked to be scolded
all the m
SO Ruth borrowed some Of her maid s
clothes and went to the place mentioned.
1t was not very hard at first for she could
cook, but when she burned her fingers
n was asked TO take care Of the baby
one day who cried constantly she did not
like IL very well. But when II go so she
had to stay up until u o'clock at night
with the baby. she left.
She was always good to her servants
after that. and never made them axe care
OF The baby. Her a all said the
good results were due 10 The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
George & Company,
Exclusive Agents,
FARMERS, LOOK HERE!
SARPY COUNTY BARGAINS, NEAR
HnU-RaNW Z
10O1 Farnam St. Phone Douglas 1855.

hOON IlGLN1s
SARPY COUNTY BARGAINS, NEAR
GRETNA.
so acres, well improved, = miles of town,
nearly level, very choice, at $50 per acre;
terms.
so acres, 5Ha miles Of good town, nearly
level, in high state Of cultivation, 80 acres
native hay, 3 acres alfalfa; no, improve
ments; close to school and church; a snap
at $3.50 per acre, half cash, balance terms.
80 acres, Joining above, has $500 worth
good improvements, at $3.50 per acre.
SO acres, A-mile Of good town; all in Gull
uvatton; tenants building; this is fine;
price, SlO5 per acre; terms.
so acres, 7 miles from town; all good
land, ~ acres In crop; small set Improve
cash. 800
20 acres, 5 miles from town; 80 acres In
cultivation; all good soil and very cheap
at 1890; terms.
NEAR PAPILLION.
l46 acres, l mile from town; all the best
OF sou; at Sb per acre; 5000 cash, balance
at 5 per cent
100 acres, 2 miles west OF PapiIIion; we'll
improved, all good soil, at $50 per acre
and a bargain at that. -
l3 acres bottom land, s miles NJ South
Omaha; all good land, at SIS per acre; this
is very cheap.
We also nave two forties located near
Papillion, at Sl25 and SEQ per acre.
The above are all good farms and worth
the money. We want to sell them. II Won
are in the market for good farms come
and see them. Don't write, but come we
will show them any day. "
DEAN-ANDREWS co,
422-3 N. Y. Life, Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
MEMORY OF BAY STATE MEN
Soldiers of Both Sides to Participate
I'm Ceremonies N UnveIlihG 1T
Baton Rouge

BATON ROUGE. La. Sept. B.-old SOL
diers Of both the gray and the blue wa
unite in ceremonies attending the unveii-
ing Of the erected by the state
OF Massachusetts, TO the memory of its
soldiers who lost their lives IN the battle
of Baton Rouge and now lie buried In the
national cemetery here. A number OF con-
federate veterans organizations will par
ticipate in the event. Among the proml-
nent speakers will be Governor Draper %
Massachusetts and Governor Sanders 0f
Louisiana.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
Dakota Turns out TO Fair.

HURON, S. D., Sept. 15.-CspeciaL)-Tha
first day OF the 1910 state fair, in point OF
attendance and exhibits. exceeds that Of
any former year. Huron Is magnlflcently
decorated with flags and bunting flying
from scores Of business, public and private
homes, while innumerable attractions nave
been provided for the visitors.
The first Of a series OF base ball games
for the state fair championship was played
yesterday afternoon between Huron and
WATERFOWL. resulting in a victory for the
Huron team by a score Of 2 TO l. An i'm
mense crowd witnessed the game ana saw
some splendid playing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
nuIldlnR PermIfa.

Beck a Hart company. Sixteenth street
and Sherwood avenue, brick apartment
house. $1,000; John Gund Brewing com
pany. 1924 Leavenworth street brick Of
street and Central boulevard, frame
dwelling, $780, c. H.. Savidga, TWCn.ieth
and Lake streets. frame dwelling ~ 80;
G.. II. savidEe. Florenee boulevard and
Laird street. frame dwelling. g.. 100; william
r. Rice, ThiTty-seyenth and Farnam
streets, brick double dwelling. N.6a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL
GO TO SWITZERLAND
From There She VIII Travel to Ven
ice and Then "a Porto
MaurIsiO.

PARIS, Sept. 15.-Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt. accompanied by her daughter Ethel,
left here today for Switzerland. After a
brief tour OF the mountains they will go to
Venice and then to Porto Maurizio, where
they will spend some time with Miss
Carew, Mrs. Roosevelt's sister.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Benson Land Co. to John J. Ravis,
lots l and 2, replat OF block a, BEN
Neis Christian Nelson and vile TO-
Anna Mary Lupinske,. part Of tax
lots 30 and 81, AVN OF SEA or sec.
S4-Tlb north, range ID, east Of 9Th
Foster D. Adams to Martha Il, Clark,
lots IL and ID. block Z, Hastings &
William f. Fowler 10 Grace H.. Fow.
Ter his wife, lot IL, block T. Collier
Randolph Carroll and wife to j. III,
Welch, middle ~ feet of lots 0 and
z, block "a, Boyd's add. ,.........,u,., AGO
John Keith and wife TO Charles d.
Beaton, e5 OF lot 6 and was feet of
lot I, block 81, Omaha. 1000
Hanley, w50 feet OF lots II and u,
block q, South Omaha. .:....:..y /
to Michael Edward Crawford and
wife, lot 9, block 5, Linwood Park
RaIston Townsite Co to ]. Lincoln w
Howard, lot ID and wy Of lot r.
block q, Ralston.
w. Harry Guthrie and wife to Kate
/. Ringer. sh Of lot 10, block 8,
Albert nSSGtn A. Hoffman and wife to Joseph Nv"
Kostal and Emma Kostal, lot /,
Oak Hin add. Observation-Disclosures. $50
City Of Omaha to George Warren
Smith, part of lot 1, block 1, Muir
Susan ". watts to Marion p. Woody, '''
lots l and 5. block 2, and lots !, 8
- ~ SANSR "
Place
Charles Drazdansky to Marie Pecha,
indy Of M of lot s, block Z Inn
provement Assn. add .........u..... 900
Laura H. summers and husbApd to
Elmer S. Hansen, VIZ OF lot 1, block
l, ORkhurst Park ado. .,..,n,....... 900
Mike Sraka and wife to John s.. Fin
ley Ell OF mex Of sen OF 5-16-13. ....... 2,10o
s. A. to George T. Israel
ana wife, lot 6, block s, Carthage
duu. oJ
James Arson and wife to Vaclav
Kolar, s26 feet OF ms feet of lot /
and SIG feet of n7S feet OF lot 2, block
4, Rush & Selby's add ..,............. $50
Robert w. Gross and wife to Warren
S. Frank, lots 10 and IL, block 6,
Omaha View add 1000
William II. Becker and wife to Max
Geisler, lot 10. block 5, brakes add. $500
William G.. Maui and wife to Oak C.
Redick, lot l. block ia, omaha. 80. $4,000
United Real Estate and Trust Co. 10
Josephine II. Weidenfeller, lot 4,
block 81, Kountze Place add........ 700
Zelda Robinson to Ella Cummings,
n2OM feet of lot 2, Schnelrs add, $40
Milton Goethe and wife to william
Maui, lot /, block ia. 0mahR..,a... 600
-
Total .Ssl,T 1876
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
Montana.
o, s. LANr

U, s. GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT.
Conrad Waller project, Montana. 10000
acres of fine, grassy prairie under irriEa-
ton. Drawing October Z, 1909. Must reg
lister for drawing before october Z. You
may register by power of attorney. For In
formation and blanks write w. NJ, WAY
MAN, Waller, Montana, or l150 Security
Bank Bldg, MlnneapolIa. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
A NEW

Under construction at 1917 Laird St. WIN
pc completed about November /. This COZ
window seat in dining room; nice pantTy
and entry Tor refrigerator off kitchen:
splendld interior arrangement; thoroughiv
Duilt throughout. Two rooms could be fin-
ished upstairsi neighborhood good. II In
terested in buying an up-to-date, modegn
nome, ask to see this. Can sell on reason
able terms. Price, including furnace. S2S5o.
without furnace, $3.50 ~
SINNER & CHASE COMPANY
500 8. 18th ST. Both Phones
HOUSES In all parts OF the city. II Won
are looking for a home or investment see
Us. X. NJ. Wray Il Bro, BIO Bee BLDG
Doug. S40.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
Fifth Prize Story
AN EXPERIENCE

AN EXPERIENCE
Marjorie Clapp, Benson. Neb, r. f d.
No. 2 MIR. h. r. Clapp. father. Miss
Knee, teacher, Benson school. Age Il
years,
WANTED-Glrl for general housework.
49, Charles.
Ruth and her friend, May, were talking
one day. Ruth said. "Oh you don't know
how tired I am OF all the parties and
dances. I Wish 1 could do something new"
Her friend, Who knew how cross Ruth
was with her servants said; why don't
you try working for someone"
Work for some onel Why. Mayl l
could never wait On any body. am to
proud for that"
Cself. II believe I win try IT,"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
DESIRABLE HOMES AT Low
PRICES

$500 for Groom modern
cottage, facing east, on high
ground, n block from Ames
Ave. a line, In Central Park;
lot 50x12S feet. Easy terms.
5000 for well-built and very
desirable 7-room cottage, all
modern except heat, having
barn; located On paved street
and corner lot, 50x12S feet;
one block from Gath st. car
line, west of oath st, and
north of Kountze place. Place
In excellent condition.
1850 for 1902 Bristol ST.,
rooms, two-story, all modern,
in best of condition; paved
street. Immediate possession.
Easy terms, Want offer. Lot
3JX132 feet.
5000 for a Groom. two
story, modern square house,
on Maple St, near Boulevard;
newly papered throughout;
full cemented basement; in
best of condition; nice loca-
ton. Immediate possession.
Easy terms. Want offer. In
Vestigate Ellsworth while,
$1,000 for exceptionally we'll
built 6-room, modern house,
B having hot water heat; newly
decorated throughout. In best
of condition; nice shade trees,
bearing fruit; on Templeton
St., one block west Of oath st.
a line. Easy terms.
$500 for a 7-room, nearly
new, modern, two-story square
house, having oak finish,
pressed brick foundation; on
paved street, near Boulevard
in Kountze place. One of the
best buys for the money in
this district that we know OF.
$500 for 1906 California St.
in Dundee. Good S-room, two
story house, all modern, haV-
ing mantel and CRATE, four
nice bedrooms, outside sleep
ing porch; In good condition.
Reduced from s., 200 for imme-
diate sale. House exception
ally well built for a home.
owner has left the city on ac-
count Of change in business.
Immediate possession. Rea-
sonRble terms. Key at our
office. Investigate.
$4,750 for a very desirable
well-constructed, up-to-date,
attractive bungalow; nicely
arranged, having oak finish,
hot water heat, two toilets
and lavatories, <and, In fact,
all that could be desired for
one wishing a bungalow as a
home. Located on Capitol
Ave. near sd st. House Just
ornpls ted. and easy terms
olll be made for immediate
ssle. Investigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
Come Out
To the Sale of Lots
In West-Side Addition
TODAY!

25O lots, size 5Ox132 feet, laying between Leavenworth and
Center streets, 48th to 54th streets, all lots high and slightly, fine
for a home, close to car line and new $4,000 chool-ju the place
for a maj with children.
THINK OF Low PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
$3.50 TO $3.50 PER LOT-$5OO DOWN., $1.OO PER WEEK
Within e%verybody's reach. Grasp the opportunity to own
your own home in a short while.
To the man wanting a safe investment these lots present an
unusual opportunity, as the West Leavenworth street car line
extension is promised this fall. This extension will cause a great
increase in realty values in this addition; it is safe, sure and
sound
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
SAFE, CLOSE IN
T
To the Highest Bidder.
Satisfactory Terms Can Be ArranQl

$14,5 500 for corner lot, 12Oxs0
IT., facing east and south on
paved street, only two blocks
from postoffice, west of 18th,
improved, with three houses,
now renting for S1,400 per
year. Property is exceptionally
we'll located for investment
purposes and the location Is
ideal for brick flats or apart
ment house, which could be
erected later when present
improvements are unfit for
use. Owner leaving the city.
This property must be sold
at once. Amy reasonable offer
will be accepted II sold within
the next three days. Investi-
gate.
gorge & Co., Exclusive Agent
4 Farnam st. Phone Douglas 70
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
OREGON LAND
Mention omshs Bee when writing.

OLD soldiers, register with Veteran Reg
istration Co, i4 No, Main ST., Aberdeen,
30. Dakota, 70; large list 10 act as power OF
attorney for Cheyenne and Standing Rock
resery ationE. :
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16

FOR sALE-A fine 800 acre farm for
sale. located about half way between Debit
and Delaware, in Delaware Co, Iowa.
Good buildings, house nearly new. For
particulars and terms address j. w. Bray
ton, Poland, Herkimer Co., N. Y. A bar
gain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16

lillian f. Fowler 10 Grace II. Fow-
Ter his wife, lot IL, block 4, Collier
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16

d. Adams to Martha Il. Clark,
IL and ID, block 2, Hastings &
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-16
REAL ESTATE
AMI RANCH LAND ron SALE
Canada.
Colorado.

TO RELINQUISH $50 acres northern
Colorado land under ditch, one mile from
county seat, railroad town. For particu-
lars address Orley Lewis. Mitchell. Neb.
LAND AGENTS WANTED for a special
one day sale of irrigated land I'm the Rocky
Ford district. Large Commiss on, ell paid
in cash on contamination Of sales. Write
at once for particulars of extraordinary
offer. La Junta Land Co, La Junta, Colo.