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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
California,
THE NE.
CALIFORNIA

THE NEW CALIFORNIA
RIO GRANDE VALLEY, TEXAS GUILE
coast lands, located on driveways from rail-
road to beach and divided into 10, 20, 40
acre tracts, u, n or whole sections. viii
sell you raw, half raw, half Improved or
all improved lands at lowest prices and
easiest terms. We are prepared to cult
citrus fruit trees II desired.
RECORD RAlNFLL
20 inches, but have irrigation plants now
In operation on lands to supplement rain
fall, II needed, and We deed free water
right with land.
Possible to raise high priced winter veg
etable crops between the rows Of orange,
pecan, fig and English walnut trees while
your maturing groves, like a note bearing
Interest, gradually bring you into a fixed
income.
STAPLE CROPS.
Milomaize, kaffir corn, millet, alfalfa,
sorghum cane for forage; peanuts, broom
corn, ribbon sugar cane and the Great
White staple" of cotton. Ideal conditions
for hog, poultry and cattle raising; no loss
from severe winters and lack of shelter.
HEALTH.
Plenty OF sunshine, pure artesian water.
high coast elevation, even, mild tempera-
ture, and every time you breathe you fill
your lungs with dry, healing salt air.
Dur special trains of private hotel cars
pass through Kansas City January 6 and
10. Railroad fare refunded TO substantial
buyers. Illustrated magazine, maps and
plats free. Write for sample Of our rich
soil, mailed free, and will make you the
lowest possible rate and best route from
WALTER S. AYREs,
723 Postal Telegraph Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
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Colorado.

DENVER GARDEN HOMES, with advan-
tages Of city life and an income assured
Four miles southeast OF state capitol, post
office and DenVer city market. Unlimited
demand for fruit and garden truck. Water,
street car facilities. Write today for folder,
map and plan to secure five acre tract at
you own terms. Park Hill Heights Realty
CO. llh9 Stout St. Denver Colo.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
BUY REAL ESTATE
1t Is the Best Investment
Home Bargains

$6,25O
Elegant home Of large rooms and fine
reception hall on 10th St, near Dodge st.
finished in oak and birch throughout.
Completely modern, with very fine combi-
nation lighting fixtures; laundry; vegetable
cellar.
$4,000
For completely modern new home on 18Th
Ave; two blocks south of Leavenworth
St. corner lot; 6 large rooms and fine
reception hall, all finished in maple. Large
front and side porches, $1,000 will handle
this; let us show 1t to you tomorrow.
$4,000
Fine S-room home, with 4 bedrooms fully
modern, on 22d St, near Lake St; paved
street; cement ak has vestibule fine
reception hall. nice porch and bay window;
fine large shade trees. This is a nice home
and cheap at the price.
$4,000
New 7-room house and reception hall on
Spencer st. near 18th; good furnace; COM
b~ination lighting fixtures; bathroom, etc.
Lot 50x124.
$2,75O
For ~ story, Groom house, modern ex-
cept heat, 2 blocks to car and paved street,
in north part OF city, 500 cash, balance
$50 per month.
$4,000
For new HISTORY, 7-room house, with four
bedrooms, on 3Oth St; near Binney st.
modern except heat; combination lighting
fixtures: cement walks, etc. Lot 50x12S.
This Is a bargain.
List your properties with III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
OFFER WANTED

Owner of 1872 s. Bed st. has moved to
California and wants to sell this property
within ten days. 1t consists of a large,
square Groom house, with hot water heat,
hardwood finish on first floor, quarter
sawed oak floors in hall and diningroom,
tiled v~estibule, large porch, cement walks
and driveway and paved street. Dast front
lot 5x1S1 It. barn with / box and 8 single
stalls, carriage room and haymow. Price
$500.
Estimating the lot at its fair cash value,
$500, the property is well worth 10000,
but it is going to be sold to the person who
makes the best offer within the time men
toned. Terms cash. The property is clear,
but we can secure Tor purchaser a 'regula
loan of from $500 to 1900 ate per cent
or a building association loan of Sc, 1000. II
will make you a fine homo or a profitable
investment. 1t has never been rented, but
would rent for $50 to $65 per month. The
property is in fine condition. we'll painted
and papered, and located in one Of the
best neighborhoods of the city, ! block
from Hanscom Park and 4 blocks from
Field club. Key at our office. Let us
show it to you on Monday.
j. H. DUMONT & SON,
Phone Doug. $50. 1905 Farnam ST.; Omaha-e
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REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Arkansas.

BOMESEEKERS, LISTEN-What I
found In northwest is what YOU
are locking for-pra!rie and timber.
elm ate, health, water, fuel, no negroes.
me squitoes or saloons. All questions an
swered. Address ]. oswald, Gravette, Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Lot Bargains

N. w. Cor. SSd and Dewey,
a fine corner, $500.
South side Burt ST., between
33d and 34th, So IT. running
through to Webster. Price
81, 800. Offer wanted.
g. w. Cor. 2Sth and Blonde,
120x1N, a gold mine for a
builder at $1,4O0.
South side Burdette St., be-
tween 22d and oath. Good
building lot. $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
CHARLSEW
HEIGHTS

Remember this is the new edition to
Omaha land Omaha, tool, where you
can buy lots at prices like acreage; three
make a half acre. and on terms so easy
a clerk or a workman on beginners size
Of pay check can buy. Only IS down. High,
slightly location; good drainage; streets
graded and no special taxes.
SEE US BEFORE THE SPRING AID
VANCE IN PRICES.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.,
Ground Floor. 1901 Farnam st.
"A few near 9Oth and Fort street car line
Tor 18th and Firestone boulevard) at SOC
per week and no taxes or interest for two
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

CALIFORNIA lands for sale In sacra-
mento valley 40-acre orange grove; best
poultry farms. Write for free printed mat
ter. Kelsea. Corning. Cal.
o SALE-1O-acre tracts finest orange.
winter vegetable. fruit ana alfalfa lands
with water, two miles from CoacheIla.
Write to e. G.. Hamilton. Sl1O Budlong Ave.
Los Angeles. Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
esmp a1ta's
S75-79 Brandeis Bldg. Douglas $685.
BEMIS

BEMlO
FIVE ROOMS
$2,00o-This cottage has bath, sewer,
water, electric lights and every thing Is
modern, except furnace. Located in north
part of city, easy walking distance. Submit
offer. ...
SEVEN O
s., 750-Wil buy modern except furnace,
Seven-room house, rooms all on first floor
and are large, we'll finished and good loca-
ton. Part cash and balance same as rent.
SEVEN ROOMS
$S,650-Lot S96x11O feet. located on maca-
damized road to Florence, this lot con-
tanning a little over an acre OF ground, set
out in fruit. Here is an ideal place for one
that wants a home that would make a
living for the family.
SEVEN O
S4,200-And reception hall, brand new,
oak finish below, with four bedrooms above,
Complete, this means the house has every
thing In 1t that can be put In to make 1t
complete. Situated on Charles St, near
SD st. Terms to suit purchaser.
NINE ROOMS
S,O00-Buys as finely a finished home as
there is in the city. Six rooms finished in
oak and oak floor. 1t has two nantes, one
on first floor and one on second floor;
Coat room with lavatory. This house is
located in the center of the West Farnam
district.
We have several customers looking for
homes, come in and list your property with
us, perhaps yours is the one they want.
List It with us and we will do the rest.
II you wish to buy come in and look over
our list and we will try and suit you.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
List your properties with us-we have the buyers.
Johnston & Wesley #B Is 8 4? }$S 81 $685.

SAMPLE LOTS.
$3.50 to $3.50, lots mr.. AID and Grand.
5000, lots, Ames and 4lst.
500, lots I'm Bedford.
$3.50, lots 36th and Franklin.
$3.50, so. Hanscom Park.
$3.50, 43d and Pierce.
$500, lots Lincoln Place.
$500, lots 46th and lizard.
$3.50, lots, 2Sth and Miami.
$3.50, lots Goth and Sahler.
500, lots Henderson, mr.. 30th.
500, Evans mr.. 31st, paved.
$500, Evans, mr.. Ohio.
$500, cor. 9Th and Dorcas.
$500, goth mr.. Elm, paved.
$500, Grant mr.. oath.
$500, 23d near Vinton.
5000, Military Ave, paved.
$500, cor. 29th and Spalding.
500, Goth and Pratt.
500, 43d and Dodge.
500, 35th mr.. Mason.
$3.50, Writ mr.. Path.
1900, Georgia Ave. no.. Shirley.
1 lave a list Of 1000 lots in all parts of
the city to select from. Mortgage loans,
abstracts of title. Insurance.
D. c. PATTERSON, Patterson Blk"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
LANDS.

20 acres, all in fruit, principally almonds
and peaches, q mile from r.. r. station;
Groom house, good barn, tools. imple-
ments, furniture, etc. Near Oakland; fine
for chicken ranch; a good money maker
from the start. Adjacent properties $3.50
an acre; net price. A,150.
1871 acres, 20 acres in fruit, broom house,
barn 4Ox20 with l6-foot sheds full length.
miles from r.. r.. but good local market
for products; fine hog ranch. Net price,
$1,000.
For sale, general mdse. store, doing a
business of $4,000 annually, In prosperous
growing town; stock inventories SIS, 900:
opposite postoffice. A fine opportunity
for the right party.
$50 acres good raw land, fine for
oranges, peaches or any California fruits;
7 miles from large town. Land adjacent
no better selling for $50 an acre. II sold
soon, S35 am acre will buy II. Address
Observation-Disclosures co, Oakland. Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued.l
CContlnued.l
Homes at the Right
Prices

Homes at the Right
Prices
S1,s0O-26th and Burdett, 5 rooms, 2
bedrooms, modern except heat,
lot S5xiSO. $500 cash, bal. monthly.
2,20o-So. 2tst St, IL story, modern
cottage, 5 rooms and hall, close
to SO. Omaha car. $500 cash, bal.
monthly.
s,OO0-27th and Camden Ave, new, 5
rooms, could finish 2 more, birch
finish, hard pine floors, hot wa
ter heat, combination fixtures,
lot 50x120, barn with electric light
and water, 1 block to car. BET
TER INVESTIGATE. TERMS.
S,250-Bristol St, a substantial home,
Q rooms and hall, modern, combi-
nation fixtures furnace heat,
paved street. close to car.
TERMS.
s,sWLoth and Charles, new z rooms,
g bedrooms, modern, Soft. lot,
close to car, school and churches.
WANT OFFER.
4,350-29th and Harvey, new, 6 rooms
and hall, 3 bedrooms, modern,
hard pine finish, combination fix
lures, hot water heat; good lot
W LIKING DISTANCE .
TERMS.
home. G rooms and hall, 3 bed
rooms and alcove, very we'll
built, oak and hard pine finish;
hot water heat; lot 49x13O; paVtN
street; permanent walks n
steps; ~ block to FARNAM
CAR. TERMS.
~6,500-27th and Burt, SOUTH FRONT
on Boulevard, 8 rooms and hail.,
very we'll built, quartered oak
and yellow pine finish, tiled YES
THULE, with built in seat, mantel
and CRATE. good furnace, very
convenient; good lott; 3-room
house in rear, renting for $500
per month. WALKING DIS
LANCE. 5000 cash, bal. to suit.
. ISO0-so. 18th Ave, new, substan-
TALLY built house of s rooms, very
we'll arranged, large rooms, mod
ern, stairs to attic; lot 45x132,
paved street, close to
AND FARNAM CARS AND
WALKING DISTANCE. TERMS
S,000-DUNDEE BARGAIN, 8 rooms
and hall, finished attic, solid oak
finish, every modern convenience,
plenty OF light and ventilation.
large rooms throughout; good
barn; grounds 150x135; large va
riety OF fruit and ~shrubbery.
BETTER INVESTIGATE.
TERMS.
Building lots in different parts Of
the city.
w eemp aIsn''
S7b-7e branded Bldg. Douglas $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
CContinued.)

The imposing stone residence at 5104
Dodge st. (Dundee), brand new and com
plete In every detail, is ready for your i'm
mediate occupancy. 1t has nine rooms, a
reception hall, living rooms, library, dining
room and kitchen on the first floor, and
closets and a beautiful tiled bath room
upstairs. Finished In quarter-sawed oak
and birch throughout; fine open fireplace,
decorations. Sun parlor on east, adjoining
dining room, for which are furnished full
length screens and sash.
Cemented basement, having separate
fruit. furnace and laundry rooms, and out
side entrance.
Grounds 10Ox12O feet, on corner, paved
street. permanent walks and steps; one
block to car.
Price, 5000. Terms will be arranged, Let
us show It to you Monday.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel: Douglas 17SI or A-11SS."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
8Sx132, $12,5OO
Close in trackage.
Harrison & Morton

AN ELEGANT NEW HOME AT LESS
THAN COST TO BUILD.
This home was built by days labor by
owner, who has since purchased a farm.
cottage, with bathroom, cemented cellar,
hot water heat, permanent walks, chicken
house and run, and everything that goes
l viii take less than II cost 10 built I'm order
TO dispose of II at once. 1t is located In
Benson, where the water Is pure, cool and
sparkling artesian water. The house has
an SIT. east and south front porch. 1t does
not take much cash to buy this. If you
want 1t you had better come out to Benson
and see il tOday. Don't walt, II you want
very desirable at a price that
will make you a good home and at a price
hat will surely leave you a margin OF
profit I'm case you desire to resell. Call on
owner at 22S $. Orphanage Ave, Benson"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

$1,000
broom, part modern. $500 cash, balance
monthly.
$1,000
Groom, modern but heat, $3.50 cash.
$1,000
Groom, in south part city. $500 cash.
$4,000
S-room modern, close in. 500 cash.
$4,000
S-room, oak finish, very fine residence in
Creighton's first addition. Just finished.
$4,000
7-room, in West Farnam district, new
and a decided snap on paved street. Small
cash payment SEE ADAMS
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO,
All Karbach Blk Phone Red 1907, A-3645."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

tICH CALIFORNIA EUCALYPTUS AND

Easy Terms-1O-acre tract of Eucalyptus
trees in San Joaquin valley, richest section
in California; Eucalyptus trees solve great
American timber question. Trees grow fif-
teen feet in height each year-you harvest
them every z years-net profit on each
acre. $4,000. New tree sprouts from each
stump after each harvest-no limit to
growth known. Write for free booklet at
once
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
N INCH, 70 CENTS
This is a One-Inch Ad.

To sell your home write a description OF
II in about 60 words ayd send Il 10 THE
OMAHA BEE Classified Dept, together
With y cents for each day you wish II pub
llshed.
This usually does the work.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Vacant Bargains

1 acre. Curtis Ave, near saith. ........s 400
Hx12S, corner I'D and Saratoga...... 400
53x12S, corner 21st and Brown........ 46
Axl5O, Cass ST., near SD ...............- 800
5Ox133 Martha, near 29th ................. COO
53xl27. corner 23d and ....... ESQ
42x115, Mason St, bet. 36th and S7th. 200
60x147, 9th St., near Hickory .,.........A 200
4Sxi25, corner gath and Fowler ....... 800
4Sx125, west to corner ..........."... 900
blx110, 41st, bet. Cass and California. $50
41x126, Mason, bet. 37th and 3Sth........ 500
5Oxl40, 3Sd St, near Arbor St.......... 1900
66x124, jackson St, near 35th Ave.. ESQ
5Sx122, Leavenworth St, near 25th st. $500
66xl24, cor. jackson and S5th Ave.. $500
124x1s2, fine corner west jackson St.. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
GRAND EXCURSION AND SALE.

We will run special Pullman train. car
rying homeseekers and investors to EARLY
Fruit Lands"-lowes fare being offered for
trip-berths free. Fare refunded to buyers.
ns1ments oec,ros = fr IL sr rnt m0htniy
pay its wi cost With first crop. Land
lies In Kern county's frostless belt-av-
erage yearly profit on each acre. $500 to
5000. Perfect climate-bost In California.
A postal card will bring free book and par
tlculars OF our $40 a day and expenses
offer. Clip out this ad and send postal at
once to
PORTER LAND COMPANY,
Reinbeck, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinued.)

A Good List
$1,000
On Decatur St, near the 33d
car line, a broom cottage
with city water and gas. $500
cash, balance monthly.
$1,700
A new Groom cottage in the
south part Of town. Finished
in hard pine throughout.
Good south front lot. Close to
two car lines.
$4,000
A 7-room, all modern house
in the West Farnam District,
$500 cash, balance monthly.
$4,000
A new S-room, all modern
residence on Brown St, near
oath. Fine hot water heating
plant. South front lot. Would
take good building lot in
trade.
$4,250
Near oath and Ames, a new
7-room, all modern home with
oak finish downstairs. Terms
on this.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
BEMIS

Brandeis Bldg.
BOTH PHONES-Doug. 5s5 or Ind. A-15S5. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

$3.50.
II lots centrally and beautifully located
in Florence. +. D.. Wead, 1901 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
SPECIAL
Moving This Spring?

Then move into your own nome
and stop paying for another
mans house.
We have sold 3 Of the 500 down houses
advertised last Sunday and have one LETT.
1t is a brand new, very well built house OF
6 rooms rec. hall and outside sleeping por-
tico; first floor finished In oak; fine COM
b~ination lighting fixtures; Carton furnace;
linen closet; bath; new shades; cement
walks all around and grounds sodded. Price
Is only 1890; 500 cash; balance Sl.lO
monthly; $500 annually for 4 years; then
only S21.1O monthly. If you want a nice
home let us show you this. You'll buy II.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
TEL: Douglas 17sI or A-11SS."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
FIVE

$2,0O0-Thfs cottage has bath, sewer,
water, electric lights and every thing Is
modern, except furnace. Located in north
part of city, easy walking distance. Submit
offer. a..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

SIXTEENTH STREET.
S0X66 near Cunning st. $500.
+. D.. WEAD, 1901 Farnam ST., Wead Bldg.
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the same chance as the others. Give
has a very fine finish. 1t is one of the
,st products of the best furniture
in the United States. Both
the dresser and the washstand have
and the dresser has an extra
large and high one. The suite is in
three pieces.
The diamond ring is a remarkably
pretty one and has Tiffany setting.
AS TO the watches, you have your
choice of a ladys or a mans watch
Both are finished in Roman gold and
are very pretty watches. The works
are Elgin.
Have you not often wished that you
owned an automobile? Then, here
IS your chance not only to ge one,
but, at the same time, to get a good
one. Show your ambition! You have
us your name today! If you do not
win the auto, you stand good chance
of getting one of the other two prizes.
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ash. Promises to pay do not count.
Twenty yearly subscriptions will
punt 100000, for any candidate.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-14

WANTED-With refined private fam
lily, two well heated rooms for three
ADULTS; use of both, privilege of
light housekeeping. Location near
postoffice and railroad station. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 295, Bluefield.