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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Omaha, Neb.S
south Dakota.

A FINE REIMBURSEMENT In northern Meai
Co, s. D.; th~ree-quarterB of a mile from q
M. R. r. survey. Box Ll15, lie Mars, la
FOR SALE-160 acres good farming land
GO acres poplar and willow grove, rest clear,
Black loan clay subsoil; 6 miles froui
Ponoka; a good r. II. town; price $40 pes
acre, half cash, balance easy terms. Apply
to George ]. Cox, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada.
Lock Box 22.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
800 Acres 2 Miles from Town, $4I
OKLAHOMA

We have 100, 900 acres of choice land to
select from. ranging In price from y 10
$40 per acre. This land Us In the oil and
with your land.
NoWATA LAND AND LOT CO.
suite GA New York Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Florida.

BEAUTIFUL Okeechobee Park, border
ing southern shores OF Lake Okeechobee,
In Everglades of Florida; richest land in
celled year round; healthiest spot in Amer
lea; tracts of five acres up. Price $35 per
TO 81 O0 ner acre Immedjsts nossessio T
title perfect. All tracts within one mile
Of lake. Send for plat, sample of soil and
T-eLlepips5ye cnmpspY ,oa F WIl Ian R9 e-
Jacksonville, Fla"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

FOR sALE-Flne 12O-acre farm, every
acre tillable; good house. barn. double
cross fenced; all buildings In good con-
dition; farm is situated five miles from
Harlan, Ia, in good German Catholic set
Element. Write quick, as this must be sold
soon. Have also a number of fine fruit
and stock farms for sale In northwestern
Arkansas, in the fine climate Of the
Guards. Address r. L. Osborn, Har-
Ian, Ia
FOR SALE at a sacrifice, 65-acre farm,
we'll improved, nice lot OF bearing fruit
trees, near Council Bluffs. Y 81, care Bees
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Kansas.

WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH KANSAS
+. D. Coburn, secretary of agriculture,
says: This year Q909) Kansas produced
In farm products and live stock over S532,
900, 900 worth. The u. 3. government repor
raise III, 900, 600 bushels of wheat in 1910.
This is 60, 900, 900 bushels more than the
highest estimate OF any other state In the
union.
and Greeley counties in the wheat, alfalfa
and broom corn belt at Kansas that we
are selling from $40 to $3.50 per acre In
tracts of 100 acres and up, on five years
time.
Our land is near Syracuse, Kan, only
one nights ride from Kansas City-six
hours from Wichita.
Write us for particulars.
JACKSON REALTY CO., (Owners),
ia Gibraltar Bldg, Kansas City, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
W.GARLoCH
Choice
Homes

NL0oo-SS21 Charles St. new, strictly mod
I'm .7-room and reception hall, oak finish
IN first floor; large attic room; full ce-
hented basement; permanent walks and
llce lawn; only half block to 33d st. car
Inc.
s.. 2OO-S414 Lafayette Ave-, new s-room
trictly modern, oak finish, hot water
grounds, with plenty of shade, south 'front.'
lBe on parked street. with no paving to
bay. This is the best bargain in Omaha,
III things considered.
$5.5OO-37l2 Hawthorne Ave, a very fine
broom house, In an ideal location right in
In first floor; birch and maple on second
loor; hot water heating; fine lawn and
rees; south frontage and everything that
toes to make a choice home. Investigate.
$5F00-a409 Cunning St.. new s-room and
leception hall, oak finish first floor, a
hrge living room with beamed ceiling, very
l~eautitul fixtures. large grounds. facing,
bemls Park, paving all paid and within
Inc block OF three car lines.
briefly modern. oak finish. hot water heat
hg, an ideal location, grounds 159 feet deep,
Nenty OF shade trees, fronting south on
laved street, paving all paid. You should
box this over.
@,a0O-346 Cunning St.. s-room and large
Railways, beautiful open stairway, oak
finish with paneled hallway, fine fixtures
Ind hot water heating. room on third floor
lor three large bedrooms, a corner lot,
aeing Bemis Park. street paved and paid;
fact everything that one may wish for
h an elegant home.
G.. w. GARLOCH,
Phone H. sO7s; B. 2s71. s7O4 Hawthorne Avs.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
MissOuri-COntinued

A HUNDRED thousand fruit, dairy and
poultry farms in Missouri, $3.50 per acre
and up. For full particulars ask Missouri
field, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
DOWNTOWN CORNERS
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & SLATER
SUITE COL NEW YORK LIKE BLDG"
|37th & LeavenWorth

18th & Leavenworth
A snap in a Groom 2-story house bath,
paving paid; other end of lot faces 9th
Ave. lot 5ox14o. IT.
35th and Mason
S-room cottage with porcelain bath, toilet,
etc.; cellar under entire house; rented for
SIS per month; 500 CASH balance monthly,
33d and Marcy
s4 s. sSd St: II you can use a 10-roOm
house this Is undoubtedly. the best bar
gain in the city; is all modern; good sized
rooms and front paved st.; barn; only l
blk. to car, $500.
34th and Jackson
7-room s-story house, all mod; paved
street; $500 cash; balance monthly pay
ments. 5000
9th and Douglas
7-room, all modern house, corner lot;
paved streets; walking distance; only 81, $50;
belongs to nonresident who is anxious to
sell. What will you give for 1t.
31st and Pacific
This is a good 1O-room, all modern house;
oak finish LIST floor; 8 bedrooms; owner
will take cottage in trade or good western
hnd, $3.50.
35th Ave., Near Leavenworth
A new 7-room modern, 24story house;
oak finish LIST floor; 3 bedrooms and large
attic; very best of construction; owner
will take good lot up to $1,000 in part pay
ment. $4,250.
37th, Near Farnam
A fine Groom, thoroughly modern home;
60 II: lot; paving paid; only 1 blk. to car.
SIC, 800.
Houses and lots in all parts of the city.
E. W. S~toItenbere
4S6 3. of T. Bldg"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
OWNER SAYS SELL"

OWNER SAYS SELL"
Three lots and fine 5-room cottage, mod
ern except heat, large front and back
porches; good barn, floored up and down;
size lots, 150x12S. with all kinds of large
and small fruit: this place has a beautiful
outlook; only three blocks from Tcar. fine
shape, no repairs; owner has reduced price
to 81, 800, as he is leaving the city.
'NEW"-ONLY 1875.
Near 24th and Meredith Ave, Groom ny
story cottage, water, fine cistern and pump,
gas, fine lot east front, cement walks;
close to church. school and car line.
SIX ROOMS, HOT WATER HEAT, $3.50.
Near Gath and Poppleton Ave, close to
car line, 6 rooms, all modern, paving paid,
cement walks, lot T0x112; terms, $3.50 cash
balance S15 per month.
BIRKETT q TEBBENs, l2s Bee Bldg.
Phones: Douglas 4754, A 1754."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
NeDrasKa.

FARM BARGAIE-MuSt be sold on ac-
count Of owners health; we'll improved
a20-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles
from town, price, SIS Per acre: easy terms.
J. T. Campbell. Lltchfield. Neb.
A L0S0-ACRE combined ranch and farm,
800 acres valley land, 200 acres under cul-
tiVation, natural meade cutting l0 tons
OF hay annually; 40 acres Of alfalfa plenty
young timber; a number Of good sbringsj
two sets OF improvements; six miles from
Galloway and ~ miles from Lodi. The
biggest n In the state at SIS per acre;
half cash. Many other farm bargains at
$40 to $50 per acre. Barnard Bros, Gala
way. Neb.S
100 ACRES, more or less, about Is acres
unexcelled; balanc valuable for timber
only; might take Omaha property In ex-
change. 1900. Rebecca Wild, Desota, Neb.'
800 Acres 2 Miles from Town, $40
Eastern Nebraska farm; Improvements;
nearly all under cultivation; fine crop last
year. 1t v worth $40 per acre more, but
owner must sell.
NoWATAIAND AND LOT CO.,
ga N. z. Life Bldg. Red 1899.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Colorado.

100 PER CENT profit in these ands;
5000 acres best Colorado land, $685. 500; terms
$40 acres alfalfa-potato land near Greeley,
$4,000; terms; agents wanted; Hammond g.
Neal, Colorado Bldg, Denver, Colo"
DO YOU want a home in Colorado II
you can get land at 50 cents an acre?
Would you invest 5000 per month in a syn
dicate contract II you thought the profits
would pay for a perpetual water right?
Yrooman Realty Co, 51S Sd Natl. Bank
Bldg, st. Louis, Mo-
GREATER COLORADO"-Send for free
sample copy of Colorado's leading illus
trated journal, containing complete infor-
nation about farm lands and other re-
sources; 81 D year. Greater Colorado, Mack
Blk. Denver. Colo.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Close In Trackaee

66x122 on LeavenwoTth st. near 18th, party
wall, entire lot has been piled for substan-
tial building. Can be bought well worth
the money.
JOHNSTON & WESLEY,
S6 So. 18th st. Tel. Doug. 1885, Ind. A-14S7.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR sAAB
Ccontinued.l
Houses and Cottages

Ccontlnued.l
Houses and Cottages
ss.yOO-Fine modern house Of s rooms, hot
water heat, large lot, with good barn,
north part city, walking distance.
81, 250L6-room, fully modern, hot water
heat. north part of city, close to car.
S,O00-For fully modern 7-room house.
near new cathedral, on N. 4lst Ave. A
fine place.
Cottages
S26O0-For a fine, fully modern 5-room
cottage, half block to Dodge car, on fnll
lot. A nice place and very cheap.
Sl600-For a nice, close-in cottage Of 3
rooms. practically new, and a good one;
full lot.
N.40o-For a good cottage Of 5 rooms and
large lot, on car line; a dandy good bar
gain.
I have cottages from 500 up. Can make
terms ON all OF above properties.
F. H. Drake
Red 5S26; A 175s. Gle BTandsis Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
BARGAIN

Offered for the first time, elegant, new
7-room0 house, fully modern, furnace, oak
finish, combination gas and electric fix
lures; nicely terraced lot, with permanent
walks and paved street, all paid. Can be
shown any time. This property is located
in fine residence district and workmanship
and arrangement is Of the best. Ask about
it. 507 N. Both.
f. G. Best, 1908 N. Y. Life"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
A Gift of $4,000

1 have a new, Groom residence near
Central Boulevard and Vinton School; fin
ished in oak and maple; large lot and
attic. This IL worth $500. but If sold this
week can 90 at $500. Terms, $3.50 cash.
Finest arranged house in city.
SHOPEN, $40 PAXTON BLK
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
CHEAP FARM LANDs

CHEAP FARM LANDS
To the man OF small means who wants
a home, we have IL for you. To the man
who has a few hundred dollars 10 invest,
our list Of cheap lands and description OF
our country, and you will find something
to suit you. Titles 20 lands handled by
us are guaranteed. We are on the main
line Of the Frisco railroad. Mcdonald g.
Son, Richland. Pulaski County. Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
! OLD MEXICO
AMERICAN COLONY

Our next excursion eavesO Omaha for Tampico, Mexico Tuesday, February L
AM Msd rn ne tr round trip, Omaha to T ampio. Mexico nd return. snbr
lean churches
This tract is near Tampco, one of tn finest harbors or the Gulf coast The
grow Two crops of con each year m deal climate altitude 400 feet above sa
level, and being near the Gmf coast here Is an average summer temperature of 50
degrees and a winter temperature of 70 de- rs. 10 freezing or frost; no extreme
heat n the summer Corn, fiber orange and lemons are a grat success in this
black. rich loan
Wonderful .posdbnhtes for money m king Corn makes rom rs to so bushels
to tn a6e and nnds a read market at :L@, per bushel in gold Fiber two years
month In the year Oranges lemons and g rapehut are very profitable crops Mex
the fruit on the trees
This land Is being sold at H2OO per acre. in Hacre uacts-S2M per acre cash
mrchasn and Settling on his trace will soon cause uAaI snd1 70 he rrhS nS nS
acre
Call or write for literature. giving fun description of this wonderful country
Of theel lands
AN who went with us on the last excursion we're we'll pleased and nearly every
Write us II you wish to join our excursion. N~
MEXICO GULF COAST LAND COMPANY 4
60212 Brandeis Building. Omaha, Neb.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
A Good Investment

FIVE room cottage and barn $500. $50
cash, balance terms.
Eight room residence. Hsnseom park,
IEight-room cottage, new, Ames Ave.
-Four and five room cottages, some are
new, 300 cash. Balance, payments.
Other property.
HUFFMAN. as NEVILLE BLDG.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND For sALB
INontinued
Necklace Vale Farms

1920 CASH BUYS 100 ACRES
RICH FRUIT AND FARM LAND
$4,000 CASH BUYS 800 ACRES -.
RICH FRUIT AND FARM LAND
$1,280O0 CASH BUYS GAO ACRES
RICH FRUIT AND FARM LAND
in the famous Nechaco Valley, British Columbia, and you have
SIX YEARS in which to pay the balance. This is a special offer
for those who want land and who haven't the cash to pay for it.
Nothing will grow into money as fast as good land on a new
railroad. The soil is rich, the climate mild, no irrigation. You
don't have to live on it or become a Canadian citizen to own it..
Whether you want it for a home or an investment Nechaco Valley
farms offer better inducements and surer profits than any land
investment in North America today. Thousands of people are
going into Nechaco this year. These are the people who will
make your land double, treble and quadruple in price If you buy
now.
COME IN AND TALK TT OVER
or If you can't come write or telegraph and you will get as good
land as If you selected it on the ground yourself.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
ARM AMI real e ESTATE I!I5 FOR SALE
Arkansas
Ca1ifOrMIa

I HAVE a good homestead r~OIinQuish-
ment in eastern Colorado to sell or will
trade for Omaha property. Address Owner.
Y 81. care Bee.S
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Texas.

"A DEEP, RICH SOIL, SUNSHINE
all the time; water when you want II.
Land at IS to $40 per acre for we'll Inn
proved farms; go see II February l. Very
low refund trip rates. Write US
NOWATA LAND & % CO,
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg. Red 1893.
MILLION acres Texas school land for
sale by the state; $3.50 20 81 per acre; only
one-foTtieth cash; 10 years on balance; 3
per cent interest; good agricultural land;
some don't require residence; send so cents
for 1910 Book OF Instruction. New state
law and description of lands. J. j. Snyder,
School land Locator, $50 Congress Ava
Austin, Tex References, Austin Nati0nRl
Bank
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

$4,000 will buy my Groom modern
residence near Twenty-second and ]
street, South Omaha. Lot 5Ox130;
east front. Might take 5 or Groom
cottage as part payment. Address W.
sea, Bee"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Missouri.

PARTIES with small means should in
v~estigate our 5-acre truck and poultry
tracts; $50 down; 40 interest. Also 90 and 50
acres. Tho Gunby Realty Co, Chilli
Gothic. Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

Seven-room cottage. East front.
Paved street. All special taxes paid.
Large yard, lawn and shade trees. Fine
neighborhood. No. 1880 So. 29th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinued.)

Good Broom, modern house, within
three blocks of postoffice. Lot 66x120,
south front. Special taxes all paid.
No. 1918 Capitol Ave.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09

The Republican party is making
no inconsiderable effort now to re-
organize In the South along lines that
will leave the negro out OF politics
in this section AS the people push
him down in one section the Presi-
dent boosts him up in another. The
whole performance leaves the ques-
ton an open one. The leaders seem
inclined to the belief that the negro
can best serve the party by dropping
from prominence, while the President
evidently inclines to the belief that
he can be Of service as an Office
holder in carrying tho united vote Of
th' "brother in black" for the party
pie as Il whole, but has continually
failed to carry out its promises, save
whore the party's interests demanded
that they be fulfilled. Their work
has ever been for "the party and
after the welfare Of that important
machine has been accomplished
there Is little time left for the con-
Sidcration OF the country at large.
Taken as a whole, however, we are
sure that the negro South need feel
no great loss in being "kicked out,
as Mr.. Capcrs expresses it, nor need
his brother at the North feel any
particular elation at the appointment,
or the possibility Of appointment, Of
Lewis. Both but mark stages
in the slow but sure solution
OF the negro question, and that
and his individual efforts TO work
out his own salvation, and that inde-
pendent Of politics.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
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ton Of his constituents. Subse-
quently ne was appointed Marshal of
this Territory by the President and
has for nearly year discharged the
duties of that Office promptly and
efficiently.
'Although not on terms Of init
macy with Col. Doyle we have had
sufficient insight into his character
to enable u 20 appreciate his vir-
tues, to deplore his early loss to the
Territory and to sympathize with his
bereavod family. In his death one
Of Gods noblcst works has fallen, for
he was an honest man."
Oh, what brilliant and promising
career was his, when through such a
brief span Of years so many honors
were conferred! How sad that such
life Of usefulness should be cut off
in the very prime of maturity! What
noble record to hand down for in
spiration to posterity,
We learn from letter, written on
the day OF his intermcnt that every
respect was shown his remains that
his position as United States officer
demanded. His body rests in a cem-
etery in an open prairie about two
miles distant from Omaha. May his
mantcl Of usefulness to his State and
country fall on his grandsons, seve-
raj Of whom now hold positions Of
trust. The eldest, Col. Gus Shanh-
lin, has for the past fourteen years
been assistant professor Of mathe-
MATES in Clemson Agricultural Col
lege, and his continuation from year
to year in that institution admirably
attcsts to the efficacy of his work. ].
b. and S. Nj. Shanklin are travelling
statesmen, Burt Moorhcad is conduc-
tor on the Scaboard Air Line Rail-
road and Robert Moorhead is a
prominent merchant in McRea. Ga.
Edgar Shanklin is a promising young
farmer. For all these we predict a
useful and successful career. May
they prove to be worthy grandsons
Of worthy and aspiring grandsirc.
(Mrs.) Ella NJ. Doyle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
NEW YORK STRIKE SPREADING.
Sympathetic Strike OF "Evcrything
on Wheels" May BE Ordered.

New York, Oct. 31.-The striking
cXpressmen gained adherents to-day,
when between 1,500 and 1,S0O
workers OF MonahanS s Express, the
Boston Despatch and the Manhattan
Delivery Company joined with them.
The platform men Of the American
Express Company, at the Grand
Central Station, and the same COM
pany's waybill clerks went out in
sympathy. More than 10000 men
are now on strike, demanding in
creased pay and shorter hours.
Strikc-BrcakcrS Injured.
There were many small disturb
anccs in various parts OF New York
city to-day, as strikers attacked wag-
ons manned by strikc-brcak crS.
stones and missiles OF all kinds were
thrown and several drivers and their
helpers were badly hurt Policemen
sat with the drivers Of the 3l5 wag-
OnS OF all companies that made de-
liVcrics and an escort OF from one to
three mounted policemen followed
each wagon.
Conference with Mayor To-Day.
1t was announced at strik ers'
headquarters this evening that a
conference with Mayor Gaynor had
been arranged for tomorrow. when
the representatives of the lnterna-
tional brotherhood Of Teams crs
will make formal protest to the
mayor against the employment of
the municipal police as guards on the
wagons Of the express companies.
1t was stated also that a meeting of
the executive heads Of the local un-
ions had been arranged for tO-mOr-
row, to discuss the advisability Of
calling general strike OF "evcry-
thing on wheels in the city" amlia-
ted with the unions, excepting rail
roads.
The loss to pcrishablc goods still
continues to be heavy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
Ch1drSn CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
g ~ S Q RIA
HAVE THRILLING RIDE IN All,
Three English Acronuuts Have Won
drrlul Escape from Death.

London. Nov. 3.-Thrcc OF Eu-
ropes most famous acronautS, one OF
them woman, had narrow escape
from death to-day when the balloon
NirNana, in which they had embark
ed at Battcrsca for a long continen-
tai trip, was wrecked.
Mrs. Ashton llarboard, G.. +. Bull
lock and Charles Napier, the daring
trio who have been making plans for
several weeks for the flight across
the English Channel, were thrown
from the basket as heavy wind
caught the immense gas bag and
broke the anchoring cable.
The gale, blowing fifty miles an
hour, swept the balloon against the
gasomctcr, wrccking it and then
mounted high into the air. After
travelling five miles. the bag cxplod-
ed and then fell upon the roofs OF
houses in suburb. causing heavy
damage.
The three acronauts were badly
bruised By their fall and were cared
for by physicians.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
Both Speedy and ETcTctiyc.

This indicates the action Of Foley
Kidney pills as S. Parsons, Battle
Creek, Mich, illustrates: 81 have
been afflicted with severe case Of
kidney and bladder trouble for which
found no relief until used Foley
Kidney Pills. These cured me en-
tlrely OF all my ailments. was
troubled with backachcs and severe
shooting pains with annoying uri-
nary Irregularities. The steady use
OF Foley Kidney Pills rid me entire
~ OF all my former troubles. They
have my highest recommendation. /"
Bartnn's Pharmacy, Walhalla; W.
j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
Germany Buys AcropIancs.

Berlin. Nov. 3.-The war Office
to-day acquired acroplanes Of five
Inherent types. These comprise the
Wright. Sommcr, Farman and AvatiX
blrlaneS and the Ettrick monoplane.
Various tests OF far-reaching char
actcr vii! be made with these ma
chimes and the government will then
make extensive purchases ior the
army.