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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
GARVLN BROS, I'd floor N. Y. Life. sou
20 slOO,OOo on improved property. No delay.
wANTED-City loans. Peters Trust Co.
wANTED-City loans and warrants w.
Farnam smith &c Co., 122O Farnam 81.
MONEY TO LoAN-Payne Investment Co.
500 to $4,000 made promptly. b. d. Wead.
Wend Bldg, 18th and Farnam
Real Estate Co.. lOOS N. Y. Life. Douglas
or A-2lb2
LOANS to homo owners and home build
ers. with privilege OF making partial pay
-' W. II. THOMAS.
SOB First National rank Bldg,
@--------
REAL ESTATE WANTE D
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
s, 6 and 7-room houses. II prices are right
we can sell your property for you
Suite 626 N. Y. Life Bldg.
wANTED-Good rental property. $500 to
$4,000. for choice vacant lot or lots, ono.
third to one-half the value, balance spot
cash. Give particulars VI property Offered.
AuoIe9b u SSis OS0-
SWAPS
rooms. all modern: easy walking dis
lance; price 5000; mortgage $3.50; give
legal numbers In first letter II saves time
ga N. Y. Life Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Phone Red, 1pS,
$40 ACRES extra level land, close to rail-
in
exchange for merchandise; price, $50 per
acre; win carry $4,000 A. Il. Thompson
Holdrege, Neb.
ELECTRIC light plant, Missouri county
seat; cost $30,OUO leased $3.50 month; per-
feet condition; owner lives North; will con-
slider clear farm. $40 N. Y. Life Bldg.
SWAPS.
Nine-room house nearly new. viii put in
cash in trade for vacant lot in Omaha
NOWATA LOT & LAND CO.,
Suite 65S New York Life Bldg. Red 1899.
100 acres land in Ell Paso
County, Colorado, all fenced,
every inch of it tillable; well
settled all around it. Clear.
Price $4,000. Want 8-room
house, north end preferred.
Will assume a reasonable in
cumbrance. e'ss
Nowata Land and Lot Co.
658 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Red 1899.
| WE can trade anything, anywhere
| LATHROP d TOBIN.
| D. aO5s. I'll BeA
Double apartment house, strictly mod
| ern, close-in. Good income payer. Price
$4,000. mtge. $4,000. Want land. Might take
| an automobile. Don't need rain to make
! this pay. Nowata Land Lot Co., GA
n. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb. Phone
Red 1899.
TAIL0RS
MISFIT tailored suits-$35 and $40 values
at tl6 See A. Rubenstein, 211h s. 18th 81
| @. A LINQUIST CO.. 235 PAXTON BLK
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
$50 900 IRRIGATION PROPOSITION.

2UOO acres ideally located contiguous to
government and private irrigation projects
will be sold to Individual or syndicate for
subdivision or for selling tracts. S5OOvO
viii swing the deal Part OF land already
under irrigation. Produces heavily in al
Iaita, onions, potatoes, etc Low altitude;
long sunshiny season. Neighboring lands
selling from 500 TO 5000 per acre. Chance
TO make SzOo,VOO. For particulars address
d. o. Lively, North Portland, ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

GARVIN BROS, I'd floor N. Y. Life. sou
20 s1OO.OO0 on improved property. No delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

BUY farm lands now; they are daily in
creasing in value. There Is limited
amount Of land, but no limit TO the future
population. The Pacific Northwest Is the
present land OF opportunity. We have
fine ssortment of farms, some of which
win suit you. Write US today, stating your
requirements and we Will mail you fun
particulars free. The Card Realty g. Inv.
Co.. Us Henry Bldg, Portland, Ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

FOR SALE-$20 cash, $50 monthly secures
20 acres fine Texas fig and orange land
direct from owner Only few tracts. Write
II. W., 704 Marquette Bldg. Chicago.
TEXAS GULF COAST-They are coming
in trainloads to buy our and 10 acre farms
In the proven orange belt of Texas; also
truck farms and town lots on the coast
Why don't you conner WItse for books TO-
day. scandinavian Dept. 51S Gibbs Bldg,
San Antonio, Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

Double apartment house, strictly mod
ern, close-in. Good income payer. Price
$4,000, mtge $500. Want land. Might take
an automobile. Don't need rain to make
this pay. Nowata Land g. Lot Co., GA
n. Y. Life Bldg. Omaha, Neb. Phone
Red 1899.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

wANTED-City loans and warrants. w,
Farnam Smith Dc Co., 1220 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

TWO TEXAS FARMS FOR sALR
l3l acres, lOO in cultivation. alfalfa, corn
and potatoes; three miles from the town
OF Wharton; on the Colorado river; no
overflow; Go miles from Houston.
Also 70 acres, 70 in cultivation, corn: ad-
railroad switch; party can get immediate
possession; Will take $50 per acre for one
or both places. Write to the owner. A. A
Norton. Wharton. Tex Terms
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT 1T,
Its county seat In the center of the Hio
Grande Valley and Irrigation; has railroad.
canals new court house. good bank
school, brick business houses; Chaplin needs
people TO develop its great resources:
they're rich enough to make you rtch- Ask
US for booklet b."
CHAPLIN TOWNSHIP COMPANY,
Chaplin. Tex.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
MAY CONNECT TWO RAILROADS
Eastern Shore Citizens Want Through
Line From Townsend TO Love Point

Eastern Shore Citizens Want Through
Line From Townsend to Love Point
A petition which is very largely
signed, is being circulated by Cap
tain Wilson, of Barclay, Md, urging
upon their Senator and Representa-
tives in the Legislature the passage
of law, providing for the connect
ing of the Pennsylvania and the M.
D. & V. Railroad at Centreville.
The petition will be completed in a
very short time. and will then be
given to Senator Harper and the
three members of the lower house
for their action. This matter was
agitated about year ago, when
petition was circulated addressed t(
the Pennsylvania Railroad asking
them to connect the two roads, thus
giving the people continuous traVe
from Townsend to Love Point withou
change of cars.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
BIG REVIVAL AT DOVER

Wesley NJ. E. Church Under the Rev.
E. L. Hofecker is Having Big Success
The greatest revival in the history
of a Dover church is being carried
on at the Wesley M. E. Church at
the present time under the direction
of the Rev. E L. Hoffecker, pastor
of the church only since the district
conference last March. This is con-
sidered a rather phenomenal situation,
as it has been but few months since
the congregation declared it would
not admit any minister, other than
tn. Rev. DR.. A. w. Lightbourne, to
its pulpit and even declared their in
tentions and have built new church so
that it might have DR.. Lightbourne.
Over thirty-fve people were at the
altar last Sunday night, begging to
become a part of such congregation
and each day there has been flow
of conversions. The revival has
been a sort of a revelation to the
people of Dover and the pastor Is
enthusiastically supported by the en-
tire membership. Morning News.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
GRANGE DolNes AT cHEswoL0
Interesting Debate to Be Contested
Grange TO Have a Library.

Interesting Debate to Be Contested
Grange to Have a Library
Cheswold. Jan. 1s.-Following the
usual business at rural grange ses-
sion last Saturday, Rev. Milton Nc
Cam sang a solo and DR.. Herbert
Evans gave a very interesting ac-
count of farmers week at Delaware
College at Newark and giving the
essential points of addresses on vari-
Gus subjects. Next Saturday in the
literary hour, Rev. Milton McCann
and Rev. J. r. Cote will respectively
debate the affirmative and negative
sides Of this question: Resolved
that domestic duties are more pro1t-
able for young girls than professional
work The grange also made prep
arations for installing a library
which will be presented to them b.
one Of the members.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
NEXT M. (. CONFERENCE
Methodists of Salisbury Md, Making
Preparations For Annual Session.

Methodists of Salisbury Md, Making
Preparatons For Annual Session.
Preparations are now under way
for the coming session of the Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference, which convenes in the M. E.
Church at Salisbury, Md, on We'd
uesday moning, March 16, and it will
mark the first visit to this conference
of Bishop John W. Hamilton, who
will preside over the sessions
Bishop Hamilton, prior to the COM
ing conference, will sail for San
Juan. Porto Rico, to preside over the
Porto Rican Conference, which con-
venes in the First NJ. E Church of
! San Juan on February 9. The coming
session of conference will be an i'm
portant one. for the terms Of District
Superintendents A. s. Mowbray and s.
M. Morgan of the Wilmington and
Dover districts, respectively, will
expire and their successors will be
elected. This session will be unique
in the fact that in connection with
it the laymen's association will he
in session a part of the time. This
association of which Professor H.
Goldey, of Wilmington, is president
and Professor G.. A. Short, of Della
ware College, secretary, has a repre-
sentative from each pastoral charge,
, and these representatives are nov
being CT osen at the quarterly confer
, ence. Arrangements are now being
made for homes for the members O.
conference during their stay in th'
Maryland town.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
HARRY RAWLEY TAKES A BRIDE
United In Marriage, Sunday Evening
to Miss ldaV. Goldsborough of this
town.-Wedding Secret is Out

A q let wedding took place at
$50 o'clock Sunday evening at ST.
Peters Rectory when Miss Ida Vir-
ginia Godsborough. daughter of |
Capt. and Mrs. George S. Colds
borough. of this town, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Harry l.. Rawley,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Rawley, of Absecon, N. j., and
nephew of Miss Clara R. Leinberger.
The wedding took place quietly after
which they took dinner with Mrs.
Matte W. Campbell. The next
morning they left on a wedding trip
to Absecon, N. j., where they will
visit the groom's parents. Next
Tuesday they will depart for the west
where they will make their future
home. The groom, who has been
the popular and obliging butcher ct
Leinberger's Meat Store. has accept
ed a position in the wholesale meat
house of his great uncle, Henry
Leinberger, brother of the late Jacob
Leinberger, at Sacramento, Cali
fornia, and takes hold with bright
J and promising future before him.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Rawley leave with the
; best wishes of their friends for {
? happy married life.
Pretty Church Wedding At HartlY.
In the M. E. CT urch at Hartly
o Wednesday afternoon. Miss Carri
9 M. Taylor was married to J. Sewar
f Daley, of Marydel Rev. E. H
Collins, of Fairmount, Md, a forme
pastor of Hartly Church, performe
/. the ceremony in the presence of
large number of friends and relatives
Or The wedding march was played b
le Miss Zola Milbourne, of Maryde
is They were unattended. The ushe
IN were Rev. Charles Hastings, Wi
ne liam Boober, Harry Starkley al
t. Noble FARRELL. After the wedding Il
o, couples left for trip to Baltimor
s Washington and other points.
- Wedding Secret of Weli-Known CouF
en- The parents and many friends
he Miss Lulu Goldsborough were ST
a prised this week when she announc
he her marriage to Frank B. Thompso
me in Wilmington, on June 10, last, t
,as ceremony being performed by Re
did George L. Wolf. Miss Goldsborou
of is the daughter of Mr.. and MI
in Jerry R. Goldsborough and is we
m known in the vicinity of Smyrl
ate Mr.. and Mrs Thompson will take
the residence on the briggs farm, nj
age SMYRNA, the first Of March.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
FINE PROGRAM AT CHESWOLD
Belated Xmas Program Finally Render
ed and With Much Success.
Postponed, Account of Roads.

Cheswold, Jan. 1.-THE children's
entertainment and treat for Cheswold
Sunday School, which had been
scheduled for the evening of Decem-
Der % and barred by the snow
blockade, was rendered the evening
of January 4, 1910. Even then it
was sleeting and the sidewalks were
very treacherous and many feared to
venture from their door. The child
ren, however, enjoying a slide, were
largely in evidence with sharpened
appetites, by their falls on the way,
for the treat which was in store for
them. A Christmas tree and other
! decorations added to the beauty OF
the scene. In the closing exercises
Mr.. W. S. Cantwell, as spokesman
for the young ladies of the pastor s
class, presented Rev. Milton Mccain
with a beautiful watch chain making
most happy speech. The recipi-
ent's response was also in most hap
py vein. The program follows
Song, "Shine On, o Star" school
prayer; recitation, 81 Wish You a
Merry Christmas, Mary Moore
song, "To the King" school; reci
tation, "Christmas to All, Norman
: Creadick; song, "Singing in the Star
light" school recitation, q Wis
. the Stars Would Speak, " Madg
s Foreacker; exercise, "The Stars,
Glass of Girls; recitation, SOpFt
e Anderson; exercise, "Christ Need
l. the Children, - class of girls; song
j. "Haste to Meet Him." school; rec
e itation, "Why Santa is Happy,
ie Willard Boyce, recitation, "An A
le the Year Christmas Gift" LerC
IN Pearson; recitation, Frank Savir
as solo, "Guard the Reedemer's Rest !;
r exercise, class of boys; recitation
d, "The Little Empty Stockings,
/. Anna Pearson; song, "Heralds
to Christmas Morning, school; rec
ne tation, "Carlton Savin; recitatio
he Katie Helms; song, "Christ
he Bon, " School; song, Bethlehem
Il, school; address by pastor; cole
or ton; distribution of gifts; son
s, "Portals of Light, school; bel
ne diction.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
BOOST IN MUsKRAT MARKET
PeIts Jump From So cents to IS cents
and Trappers are Happy.


The sudden rise in the price OF
muskrats has caused Kent and Sus-
sex trappers to go scurrying out IN
the bad weather with their traps and
pitfalls. The severity of the weather
together with the January increase
in the tariff on furs must have sent
the price skvward, for now trappers
can get seventy cents each for musk
rat hides. These pelts brought
thirty eight cents last season.
Several years ago the price stood
still around fifteen cents. Raccoon
hides are worth SIPS in any market
and the fur buyers are clamoring for
them These fine pelts formerly
brought but twenty-five or thirty
J cents.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
THIEVES TRACED TO SMYRNA

Detective Knows Who Committed the
Robbery at Townsend, January 2nd'
Townsend, Jan. 18.-An investlga-
tion of the robberies committed IN
this town on the night Of January z,
revealed several clues, and when
detective was put on the case the two
robbers were traced to Smyrna where
thew reside, according to the detee-
tive. An effort is to be made TO
capture the men as they are known
to the officer. but nothing can De
done at present, as the two men LETT
Smvrna hnrriedly on the day follow
ing their return. However, the
detective expects to nab the men
within a short time.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
COUNCIL CLOSING UP ITS
BUSINESS FOR THE YEAR
BUT THREE MORE REGULAR
MEETINGS FOR PRESENT BOARD
February 18th Fixed as Date to Close
Books.-Annual Election Will Take
Place on Monday, February 28th

Place on Monday, FepruarY Zoh
Smyrna Town Council held
short session Friday night, the first
since before Christmas. Outside of
the allowing of bills amounting to
S1254.26 which had accumulated dur
ino the recess, there was little of
Importance transacted. The street
improvement work having beer com
nleted and the bill of Amber Davis Co,
contractors, and all other bills having
been paid, Council, on motion of
Councilman Grieves. had the street
Improvement fund transferred to the
regular town account. The annual
town election will be held on Mon
dav. February 18th. and in order to
set a date to close the books for the
fiscal year, Council ordered Febru-
arv 18th as the last day on which
the books would be open after which
thew will be audited to make ready
: for the annual statement to be issued
n earlv in March. There are but three
e more regular meetings of the present
Council and from present indications
thew will close the year with
is splendid record for public improve
3 ments and 2 good balance in the
: treasury. The terms of all the
Councilmen will expire but as there
II is no indication of a fight in any o
y the six districts, the probability is al
!, will be returned.
n. Light and Water Committee Inspectin
The Light and Water Committee
Oh H. B. Grieves, chairman, has bee
J. active in the matter of eXaminin
H. into the users of water and sewer an
Is light and determining just what prof.
erty owners and tenants are usin
&C with the idea Of adjusting and. CO
g recting the accounts held with Il
ne town of Smyrna. This has bee
slow and tedio' s work. The Lig
and Water Committee, upon the a
thority of Council, has placed
ing street lamp on Main street, betwe
). Commerce and Mt. Vernon street
in front of DeFord's Store. II
49, has always been a dark square a
light has been especially need
III ~ after the store lights went o
James H. Roberts, of the Sire
en- Committee, brought up the questi
- of cleaning the pavements and gutt'
NJ NJ which had been banked with sn
w 'n' and several properties were mi
'i'9 toned which in all probability W
C c'l receive notice. In the matter
3 3pa cleaning cutters a dispute is rai'
'i'0 as to whether it is the business
e the own r or tenant of the prope
or the town. This matter was
iiue open for further investigation.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
HOSE COMPANY PICTURE SHOW
Will Be Given at the Smyrna Opera
House, Tuesday Evening, February J..

Will Be Given at the Smyrna Opera
House, Tuesday Evening, February J.
The Citizens Hose Company of
Smvrna have secured the Opera
House for Tuesday evening. Febru-
ary the first when they will give an
entertainment consisting Of high
classed moving pictures, vocal and
instrumental music. Some of the
moving pictures will be descriptive
of travel and highly interesting.
All citizens of Smyrna, whether they
are desirous of attending the enter
tainment or not, should help the local
fire company by purchasing tickets.
The Hose Company is in need OF
funds to meet it's expenses and mas
much as they turn out willingly to
fight fire whenever the occasion de-
mands, it is not only the duty OF the
people of Smyrna but should be
pleasure to give the boys any as
sistance they need. A Hose Com
pany, organized such as the one w
have in Smyrna, is of inealculabl'
value to any town. Help them along
Admission 25 cents; reserved seat
IS cents. Chart at Weldon's drug
store on an after January 2Sth.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
REVIVAL SERVICES AT AsBURY
Four Professed Conversion Sunday
Night and Interest Continues.

r our PrOteSSed conversion Su"udT
Night and Interest Continues.
The revival services in Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church which
have been in progress for several
nights will be continued indefinitely
as long as the interest continues. The
services last week, despite the very
unfavorable weather, were well at
tended and a good degree of interest
manifested. The services of the
Sabbath will not soon forget the
manifest power of the Holy Spirit
that was present. At the evening
service four bowed at the spiritual
shrine, Gods altar, and received the
approval of the Spirit, and rose with
beaming faces. The pastor invokes
the prayers of all good people that
the interest may deepen and increase
until the whole church and commun-
ity. is aglow with the power OF Cod
The message of the morning will b'
"The Mission of the Church, an'
in the evening the subject will D'
"The Great Deliverance. " The con
secration service will be held a
seven O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
NEW SUPERINTENDENT TO
Be LOOKED TO FOR RELIEF
SMYRNA WILL EXPECT SUPT.
JOHN TO GIVE THEM ATTENTION
All Hope That New Superintendent
Will Look Into Smyrna Branch Sit
uaton and improve Service

uation and improve Service
The officials of the Pennsylvania
Railroad who were recently given
changes of position by the Directors,
assumed their new posts Saturday.
William NJ Baynard, who had been
superintendent of the Mary and divi-
sion since June Is, 189-, became
member of the advisory staff in the
general Offices to work out transpor-
tation problems; Andrew J. Whit
ney, former superintendent of the
Delaware Division, succeeds Mr..
Baynard; Elisha B. John, was pro-
NOTED from Principal Assistant En-
gineer of the P. B. & W, railroad.
to the superintendency of the Del
ware Division; and Arthur B. Clark,
Division Engineer of the Maryland
, Division, succeeds Mr.. John. j. c..
Auten. of the West Jersey and Sea-
shore Railroad, will fill the vacancy
caused by the advancement of Mr..
Clark. E. B. John, the new Della
ware Division Superintendent, was
Q born at Mt. Carmel, Pa, October /
d 1873. His first service with th'
Pennsylvania Railroad was as rod
r man on the Philadelphia Division
d being appointed June "a, 1895. H
a also became a rodman on the Tyron
). Division, June "a. 1897. and on Jun
" 10. 1899, was chosen as transitma
|. on the Altoona Division. He wa
RS appointed appointed assistant super
l. visor of the Pittsburg Division
Al January l, 1900; and on August
he of the same year, was tranferred
g. the Altoona Division in the san
capacity. He was promoted to II
position of Acting Supervisor Of Il
''e Frederick Division, July 9, 1870
of and next became assistant supervis
lr- of the Altoona Division, August l
ed 1901. He was appointed to the san
IN, position on Division B, of the Ne
he York Division, September 20, l9C
v. and to similar post or the saI
gh Division, January /, 1902. 1
RS. appointments as supervisor
IL different divisions were as follow
la. April "a, 1902, Delaware Divisic
up November /, 1902, Central; June
ear 1904, Maryland; May l, 1905, Ap
l. 1906 and December l., 1906. \
die Division. He became assists
DS engineer of the Delaware Divis
December l, 1908, and on March
Ugh 1868, was appointed Principal Asst
1T ant Engineer of the P. B. e.
.o,,, Railroad in Wilmington.
49, That which particularly affects l
g .s9n aware is the appointment of Eli
% ,e John as superintendent of this d
sion to succeed A. J. Whitney,
Citizens of Smyrna and patrons
A. the Smyrna Branch line generally
M hoping that the new superinteno
80 will take up the matter of be
" - train service and give us larger
- more commodious gasoline car
~ have a trailer built of proper pro-
80 tions to be regularly attached to
present car. Superintendent Whit
= promised the committee of Sm!
business men better service but III
1Io fulfilled it. Now the new supe
tendent will be looked to for re
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19

White Rose Minstrel to Give Show
The White Rose Minstlels, OF
Smyrna, have rented the Opera House
for Monday evening, February nh'
when they will give a performance
that promises to eclipse any they
have ever given. The boys are now
busy rehearsing.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
REVIVAL AwAKENs CHEsWOLD
Heads of Families Being Brought
Into the M. E. Church.

Cheswold, Jan. Is. The wave OF
spiritual power which. manifested
itself Sunday morning, January 9, at
the elise of Pastor McCann's sermon
was quickly seized upon by him to
enter into a second series of revival
work. the first regular series having
been held in November. Meetings
were held last week and they con-
tinue this week nightly with quite a
number having experienced saving
faith, nearly all being heads OF
families. as the result of revival
effort.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
c4EswoLD's COMING WEDDING
Clifford Anderson, Son of Senator An
derson to Wed Miss Buckson

Cheswold, Jan. IS. Rev. and Mrs.
W c. Buckson have issued cards OF
invitation to the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Mary Trought Buck
son, to Mr.. Clifford Anderson son Of
Senator and Mrs. J. Hermon Ander-
son. of Cheswold. on Monday even
in. January 31st, at 8 O'Clock at the
home of the bride-elect.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-19
REYeoLD WILL BE POSTMASTER
Official VIII Again Be Selected Al
though 1t Will Be His Third Term

Postmaster J. Franklin Reybold,
of Delaware City, will be reap
pointed. 1t was stated Saturday
that as a result of the unanimous de-
mand in Red Lion hundred for the
retention of this official, Senator Du-
pont has agreed to his reappointment-
The senior Senator was opposed to
naming Mr.. Reybold for a third
term but when it was declared in
plain terms, by the leading Repub-
liGsns of the hundred, that the Re
publican party wouli lose that dis
. trict next November in the event of
Postmaster Reybold being turned
down. matters assumed different
phase.