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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
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MAGNETIC Treatment T. I Brost' l 2s5.
HINDoo TABLETS will build. brace.
strengthen, 5oc BELL DRUG CO.
suPERFLUoUs HAIR permanently 10.
moved, no pain. no loss OF time. no injury
| TO the skin. all work guaranteed, lady at.
! tendunt. No $40 McCHEue Bldg, 18th and
Dodge SITS.
-wANrED-To know Whereabouts OF
Co Kansas. Has suft arm. Address y
49, care Bee.
/ DIR RTTRKF Specialist in diseases q
lJlO. oC AoAN1 women. N. r. Corner
10th and Douglas, Omaha. CAN or write.
REFREsHMENTs and service by Alfred
Jones head waiter at Omaha Field club
last season Tel H. 1853 Ind. A-tS'a
DIR. EGGERs. Private confinement home
1915 Martha ST., Omaha. Tel Douglas $3.50
Switches from oombings, $50 Mrs. s.
D"AV0il0o Mathews, SA Neville blk. D6969
PARLOR Millinery b., emil KErebs ga
new
THE OMAHA HOUSE and WINDOW
CLEANING Co. furnaces fired and base.
and put up. Phone lied 62t2.
MASSAGE f {EsS gs "a Y 5IooI steel so5 s
LOsT-Loolsing for Mr.. Grover c. Baker.
IL will be to his interest to call at tho
Loyal hotel. Ask MIR. u. l.. Mahassey.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY to loan on Omaha property, )
amounts not less than $4,000. on only cen.
ually located business properties No fees
or Or commission mi charged. Northwestern Mu-
tu6l Lie Insurance Company, Milwaukee,
! braska, Agents
$500 to 5000 on Omaha homes. o'Keefe
hea! Estate Co.. lO16 n. Y Life. Doug or
FOR SALE A $500 and a 5000 per
cent ET I9tj't tatm mortgage. Al security
4So Range Bldg Phone Douglas 49,
wANTED-clty loans. Peters Trust Co.
Low RATES. BEMIs-CARLBERG CO.
SIO-SIz 6randeis Theater Bldg.
GARYIN BROS. % floor N Y. ISfe s5OO
70 RlVO'VOO on improved property. No Say.
LOANS to home owners and home build
v ia win privilege OF making partial pay
W. ii, THOMAS,
sos First National Bank Bldg.
CITY AND FARM, JOHN n. PREMIER
MONEY no LoAN-Payne Investment Co.
500 TO $4,000 made promptly r. ID.
Wead' Wead Bldg, 18th and Farnam.
| WANTBD-City loans and warrants. w.
earnam smith q Co. 1890 Farnam St
REAL ESTATE WANTED
! WANT to buy. only from owner, good
farm land In west part Iowa east part
| Nebraska or southeast corner South pa
kota' II suits me win pay 1900 quick and
more March II not cheap and price.
numbers and good description not given
do not answer about Il VIII not listen to
agents. swan Rasmussen, Honey Creek
ia. h Il. ID.
CASH for property, any kind, anywhere
! II you want to buy sell or exchange ad-
oress, Northwestern Business Agency, Min
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
FLORIDA 80.

Florida-You cannot lose on any we'll se.
iected property ia Flor da- R't are sure Of
quick and substantial PROFITS. We have
many good properties for colonization
fruit and vegetable landa and improved
farms. Pope North, 9Ql Atlantic Ma.
tional Bank Bldg. Jacksonville. Fla.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

FOR SALE OR TRADE--2sO-acre farm
3 miles from David city, FOR general mer-
chandtse, hardware or implement stock
Box 336, David City, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

MAGNETIC Treatment. E. Brott, 222l
NA~ANA Az a ~ s. i6tn 81. Tel. Doug. 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
L II 4 E1IlSO lhOoI w.,
Omaha. Neb.'
YOU CANNOT MAKE A
MISTAKE

IN buying any one Of these farms as they
are all exceedingly good bargains. go acres
rich. smooth farm land just as good as
any 500 an acrv land; S2l.50 an acre Wni
Divide
city OF North Platte Neb. all choice
smooth, rich land, and only 50 an acre for
a short time.
~ uCle Wen improved lafin. nltes from
good town ON T.. r. r. r. No better land
anywhere. SIS en- acre
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
w. w. MTTCHETI

FOR SALB-S3O0O. 1870 acres Of Mo
Pherson county land; $50 acres decided, Gao
acres REIMBURSEMENT; ten acres corn goes
with place. 800 cash and balance per
cent George u. Cullinan, Hillside Neb.
1S5-ACRE NANCE COUNTY FARM
Improved, with house, barn, well, wind
mill, some fruit trees, plenty OF Shade in
PASTURE water abundant and pure; soil the
very best, 81 acres pillow land, balance pas
ture. alfalfa ana hayland; some fan wheat
now growing; good neighborhood; all good
corn, winter wheat and alfalfa land Price
50 per acre; f2,O0G cash, balance can run
against the land az per cent or can be
paid of u desired. &. Bradley. Wolbach,
Greeley CO. Neb.e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

asking Sl2 per acre for; 1t is one OF the
best in the community; only three-quarters
OF a mile from school. 1t will take So 72C
cash; balance i've years time; no trade,
Wire or write me when you win come and
1 will meet you.
II, c. sELBY. SOMERSET, Neb.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
NEWS NOTES.

J. c. Peterson shipped a carload of cattle from this place yesterday.
 pr. Brack was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. going over on business. Mir. and Mrs. finders Mortensen and A. C. MOrtensen were Phoenix visit ors yesterday
 Leonard Lewis was a Phoenix busI- ness visitor yesterday.
 MT and Mrs. T. w Jones. who have been spending the winter in this vicinity, left yesterday morning for their home in Coffeyvilie. Kan.
 NIT. and Mrs. W. H. Otterson were Phoenix visitors yesterday.
 Miss Barbara Hayes. night operator of the Consolidated Telephone ex- change, is seriously ill and is unable to be at her desk
 Mrs. r.. NJ. LeBaron and children are in Tempe for a visit with Mrs. LeBaron's father, A. c. Corben
 The ladies of the Christian church served ice cream. sherbet and cake yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. w. J. Bowen.
 John Moore, who has been em- ployed by the Allison brothers on their ranch east of town, has gone to his old home in Neodesha. Kan.
 Miss Edith Wallace, who was one of the graduates of the class of 1910 from the Mesa Union high school. is reported ill at the home of her par ents. Mir. and Mrs. Dave Wallace, northeast of town
 Mrs. Emma Ellsworth has the foundation in place for her new resi- dence on her ranch immediately cast of the city limits
 Mrs. r. Openshaw is reported quite ill at her home west of the city.
 H. $. Reed and Attorney Whitbeck of the reclamation service were Mesa visitors yesterday.
 w. K. Bowen was a Phoenix busi- ness visitor yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
FORMER RESIDENT
 IS HERE ID STAY
Has Decided to Locate in Tempe
 Permanently.

r. M. HudloW. a former resident of Tempe. but who for several years has been in charge of the eating house on the santa Fc at Hillside has disposed of his interests there and is in Tempe again with the incantipn nI locating permanently. Mrs. Hudlow and the children preceded him here in the early part of the month. while Mr. Hudlow arrived night before last. He will ship down his stock the last of this week
 Last Friday. just a day or so be- fore he left, the eating house and sce- ton house belongiug to the railroad company was totally destroyed by fire. MT. Hudlow was present at the time. as were a couple of other men. but they were poWerless to prevent the to- tai destruction of the place A defect i've flue started the flames. and the men gave their entire attention to an endeavOr to eXtinguish them. but their supply of water gave out and at that tune It was too late to save any of the contents of the building. MT. Ludlow suffered a personal loss amounting to something over a hundred dollars. but fortunately Mrs HudlOw and the chiI- dren had taken with them most of the family clothing and furniture. Had they been there at the time the loss to NIT. Hudlow would have been con siderably greater
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
THE BUILDING OF
 FIRE PROOF STRUCTURE
Or as Nearly One as Can be Con-
 structed.

Ernest Crismon is just completing what comes as near being an absolute flreproOt building as 1t is possible to make. Mir. Crismon has suffered great Iy by fires within the past year. on one occasion practically every one of his business buildings with the exception of two being razed to the ground in single afternoon. When he started to rebuild 1t was his own idea to erect a structure absolutely fireproof is pos sible. Those who have made an exam ination of the building he is erecting are of the opinion that he has sue ceeded.
 The structure is twenty-six and a half inside measurement frontage bv fifty foot in depth. The real feature of the building is that it is cement throughout reinforced with steel. The roof is also made of solid concrete and as yet there is not an exposed inch of combustible material exposed The work has been in charge Of c. w. Tefft. who for a number of years was in charge of the form building force in the cree tion of the Granite Reef dam. The roof aside from being solid concrete and consequently fireproof has been planned with the idea of supporting another story if peeded It is the iu- tention of Mir. Crismon to continue with his building until he has built up the entire burned district on West Main street.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
COUNCIL CONFIRMS
 MANY APPOINTMENTS
Other Business Transacted at Tuesday
 Nights Session.

At an adjourned meeting of the city council Tuesday evening the following appointments were made and confirm ed by the council:
 For special police-W. J LeBaron. T. H. Rogers. C. R. Morris. H. Riggs, NJ. B. Wyatt. O. l.. Pickens, l. w Horseley. George Ellsworth. Fred Pas sey and J. H Ruse.
 Bremen, Station No. 1, located near Hilbert x Nets barn-W. \. Stevcr- son, captain: Mark Newell lieutenant; Charles Johnson. pipeman; B. Lydia, Dudley Duke, William Kimball and George Dykes.
 Station No. ?, located at city hall John Riggs, captain; William Stod- dard lieutenant; Frank Riggs, pipe man; Lide Pomeroy, Jack Allison and George Macdonald.
 Chemical company-C. t. Cannon. captain; J F. LeBaron, lieutenant; Vivian :. Irwin, tankman.
 The matter of a fire bell, and par aphernalia was taken up and the clerk instructed to get prices on same.
 The street sprinkling came up for discussion and it was the opinion of
  cranes should be installed so that the sprinkled might ply between the diff ferent cranes without the necessity of being hauIed along the streets empty. It vas the sense of the meeting that four additional cranes should be in stalled which was finally decided. This fall four cranes are to be located as follows: One at the corner of Mac donald and North First streets, one at the corner of Main and Robson streets one at the corner of Macdonald and South First and one at the corner of Macdonald and South Third streets
 The water board was authorized tc lay pii,c SO that connections might be made with the line running east of town to accommodate the rural sub scribcrs These lines are % be pue on meters the minimum charge to be g. per month. The following subscrib- CTS are on the line: M c. Phelps J. J. Frazier, H. H. smith, John Coleman, M C. Holladay and J. r. Horne.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
FIFTEEN TONS OF
 WATERMELONS SHIPPED
The First Fruits of South Side Side
 Patches.

The first shipment of watermelons from this point was that of yesterday when Herbert Vanmeter. Charlie Lew is and the Powers brothers loaded q car of fifteen tons and shipped it to some point in the southern part of the territory through the l.. B. Johnson Commission company. This is the earliest that a carload of melons has left this place. Last season the first corload left Mesa on June 2Sth and there were only seven carloads ship ped from this point during the season. This year is is estimated that this amount will be considerably increased. Of course the amount of shipment de- bends considerably on the price. If the price holds up well the vines will be picked more closely and of course the shipments will be larger but in the event that the price drops off the ship
 ments will be considerably smaller.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
4 MoUER MOVEMENT.

meeting of the rank and file of Tempe democrats was held last night in the office of Charles WOOlf. to con slider the matter of recommending a candidate for the office of supervisor. to succeed the late A. Hunsaker. It resulted in unanimous vote for w. A. MOuer
 MT. Mouer is well known all over the county and is highly regarded in this community where he has made his home for several years. He is the first choice of his party in these parts and is also strong among what may be called his republican constitu- ency in the event of his being chosen As republican candidate is out of the question under the circumstances. Mir Mouer may we'll be regarded as the Tempe candidate
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
EUREKA CONTRACT
 GOVERNMENTS APPROVAL
The Ditch Will Be Taken Over This
 Week.

The contract whereby the Utah eX- tension, Or in other words, the Flu reka ditch, and all it's laterals is to become the property of the govern
 ment has been approved by the rec lamation service and the waterway will be taken over some time this
 week, at which time the water will
 be cut across from the Mesa canal directly into the Eureka. This is d
 proposition that has been pending for months. It is well known fact that the natural way of reaching the Eu- reka lands was through the Utah ditch, but on account of the failure of the land owners of the Utah to agree to transfer the physical proper ty of their canal, the reclamation service was of the opinion that the land owners under the Eureka should not go without stored water
 A force of men will be put to work, and it is anticipated that by the lat ter part of the week that water will be flowing through the Mesa canal into the Utah extension. This will, of course, have no effect on the lands under the Utah. The land owners living under that canal can not be compelled to sell, although it is un- derstood from good authority that a great majority of them are ready and willing to come into the gov ernment project and in no wise defer the original plan of making the en- tire south side systems under one head.
 In tbis connection, it might be said that the local branch of the reclama- tion office is not working in first class condition, from the fact that the office fixtures have not been in stalled. It is true that the reclama- ton officials are here and are already commencing to answer the numerous interrogations put to them by the ranchers, but as yet they must con duct all business that is conducted under the shade of the trees It is believed that the office will be open Friday or Saturday at the latest.
 As an illustration of how badly the office has been needed an Oc- currencc happening yesterday will suffice: A lady came to towp for the purpose of paying up her water assessments After several had ex- plained to her that the office was not open. she was still dissatisfied. She asked for the re lamation offices and someone misunderstanding her inten- tiOns, directed her to the forwarding station near the r. & F. station She went to the depot and tried to pay the station agent, but he positively refused to take the money.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
TEMPE PEOPLE IN
 CALIFORNIA TOWNS
There Are Many There and They All
 Seem Prosperous.

Mir and Mrs. D. c. Buck returned yesterday morning from Pomona. where they were called a short time Bucks mother Mrs. NJ. c. White. Mrs. Buck left several weeks ago and Mir Buck followed her a few days later. being joined at Maricopa by a son and his wife, Mir. and Mrs. Ed White of Kansas. They arrived at Pomona d week ago last Sunday morning and found Mrs. White so i'll with pneu- mOnia that it was not then expected that she would survive the day. The next morning. however, showed an i'm provement in her condition and she has gained constantly since When MT. ad Mrs. Buck left for home they left her out of danger and we'll on the road to recovery. MT. and Mrs. White will leave on their return to Kansas some time next week and will stop over here for visit of couple of weeks.
 When it became evident that Mrs White was no longer in danger. Mir and Mrs. Buck took advantage of the opportunity to do little sight seeing while so near the coast They visited many of the coast towns and made a trip to Catalina. They ran across many former valley people in the diff ferent towns they visited and report that all of them seem to be happy. prosperous and cOntentel
 Rev F. l.. Drew, formerly pastor of the Congregational church here. is pleasantly situated at pon,or,, and is enjoying gooi health. His youngest daughter Anna, graduated recently well at the top of roll of oyer 200 and has a school at Pomona for next winter.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
ME SA DEPARTMENT
CHAs. z. LONE s
 Manager

The point is that there is probably a much larger acreage of melons this season in the Mesa vicinity than at any year since the industry has grown to such large proportions.
 In this connection it might be added that the first crate of cantaloupes was brought in for shipment Tuesday but it was not allowed to leave town hay ing been purchased by one of the local grocery stores for their trade. The melons came from the Glendennen ranch.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
SUGAR BEET HARVEST
 OPENS IN EARNEST

Two carloads of sugar beets left Mesa yesterday for the Glendale fac tory This is the first shipment of this season. There is little change in this seasons crop from that of last according to K. l.. Mumford who is in charge of the crop for this vicinity. The acreage is of course perceptibly increased but as for any great differ encc in the character of the boets there is little of any consequence.
 Park Harper of the Lehi section brought in a sugar beet yesterday twenty-one inches in diameter and nineteen inches long weighing ten pounds.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
DANGEROUS FIRE.

What came very near being a very destructive fire was that of Tuesday evening at the Mcqueen ranch. a mile south of town, while the wind was blowing q gale. A stack of hay. a small shed and some trees were de- Stroyed, and only the timely arrival of assistance in fighting the flames is probably all that saved the barn from catching. In the event that the barn had caught fire, with the strong wind that was blowing at that time, in all probability the house would
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
Locks Himself in Prison,

A man who neglects to take the right tonic when he is run down by over work or nervous strain locks himself up from the pursuits of life Sex inc Pills are the greatest of all tonics for all forms of nerve weakness in men and women. Price s1 a box, 6 boxes s. with full guarantee Sexine Pills restore energy when all other tonics fail. Address or call EIvey & Hulett, where they sell all the princi- pal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
THE HEM BAND ON SKIRTS UGLY,
Only a Tall, Slender Woman Can
 Wear the Style Readily.

New York-The deep band at the hem of the skirt may be blamed for many of the most ungainly costumes of the season. In the first place. wo- men who cannot afford to lose d frac- ton of an inch in height by cutting their figures m two are wearing it. and in the next place the band itself is too often put on in an ugly way.
 It requires a tall, slender woman of grace and ease to wear so pronounced style at any time. And this deep band is intended to be pronounced. It IS of the scantiest width or it is not the thing it is intended to be. At it's worst. which is at it's typical shape, this band is as nearly like tube at the bottom as a moving being could wear it. And with a skirt of walking length it is seldom a thing of beauty, especially at the back. where the heel is liable to come in contact with it.
 On many of the handsomest lln- gerie gowns there are bands of thick raised embroidery which throw out by contrast the finer work used else where. All over eyclet embroidered gowns with such trimmings are espe- cially effective. The work is done with coarse thread in bold padded patterns
 A new thick ribbed crochet stitch has also come to light and is adding it's effect to such dresses. Soutaching remains as good as ever for linen gowns. and machine sOutache bands trim some very smart suits. one can pick up some such suits at remarkably reasonable prices and they are always suitable for almost any day time Oc- casion. One finds almost all the weaves- of the silk and wool depart ments among the linens. There is the old whipcOrd, the effective ramic weave and all the rest.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
THE BIG HEAD

is of two kinds-conceit and the biz head that comes from a sick head ache. Does your head ever feel like Gourd and your brain feel loose and sore? You can cure it in no time by
 acting on your liver with Ballard's Heroine. Isn't it worth trying for. the
 absolute and certain relief yOu'n get?
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
BACK FROM ROOSEVELT.

The Dickinson and Mrs. DIchins and MT. and Mrs w. J. Brown of YU- ma, returned yesterday afternoon from Ia pleasant six days trip to the RoOse- welt dam. They took their time on the trip and travelled in the cool of the day and did not find the heat at .all uncomfortable. NIT. Brown is Mrs. Dicknson's brother. and he and his wife will remain here for few days longer visiting them.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
4 VITAL POINT

The most delicate part of a baby is it's bowels Every ailmcnt that it's suffers with attacks the bowels all so endangering in most cases the life of the infant. McGees Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea, dysentary and all de- engagements of the stomach and bowels Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
LEAVES FOR HOME.

Professor F. C. Johnson left yes terday for Fredonia. Kan, where he will spend a part of his summer va cation, also visiting for awhile at Pittsburg. Kan, before his return to take up his duties as teacher in the manual training department of the Nest Union high school next year.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16

If you are not satisfied after using according to directions two-thirds of "a bottle of Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets, you can have your money back. The tablets cleanse and invigOrate the stomach, improve the digestion. regulate the bowels. Give them a trial and get well. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
CRITICISM ON LABELS.

The l.. B. Johnson company have received their labels which will be used on every crate of cantaloupes sent out by them this season. The labels show three cantaloupes, the center one halved. and disclosing the meat. The feature of the cut is that the meat of the cantaloupe is not true to thickness nor to color. The label shows a meated, red-col- ored melon.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16

Lame shoulder is almost invariably caused by rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly to the free applica- ton of Chamberlain's Liniment. This liniment is not only prompt and effectual, but in no way disagreeable to use. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
GETS GOVERNMENT JOB.

Word has been received here to the effect that Dudley Windes, son of Mir
 and Mrs. R. A. Windes. has been ap- pointed to clerical position in the forestry service with headquarters at Beaver. Utah While in Albuquerque,
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
JoURNEYEp TO ROOSEVELT.

Judge Beers, representing mining concern of the coast. left for Roose- welt yesterday morning for a look over the dam and it's surroundings
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16

of Savage bicycle stole from Tempe. Twenty-Five dollars reward for appre- hension of the thief. Republican of flee, Tempe. bn
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16

also have been destroyed. The water from the irrigation ditches was turned on and everything was flooded around the premises.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16

The Valley Flour Mills will pay $1.O5 per cwt. for first class barley, f. Q. b. Tempe or Mesa, in cars or warehouse Storage paid by us db
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
TEMPE DEPARTMENT
z. ". GRAFFEH,
 Manager

Mir Windes took the civil service cX- iamination for the position and passed lit in q very satisfactory manner.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16

FOR SALE-Sinsle buggy and har- ness. $6O. R. L. Alexander. Tempe.