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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

medicine several yoars ago ana serSca
on the ambulance, later going west
d now spending some time in Geneva
Switzerland in tile spring Or. iu'
man VIII visit Northern Europe and
the British Isles. lie Is rolatiSe
Of Dr. u. n. Truman, of This city.
Mis-. rinncI'c Porter Ehtcr'ains.
Miss Blanche Porter entertained IN
formally "A few friends on Saturday
evening in Ashland. The out-of town
guests were Miss Blcnner. of Rich-
tnnna. Miss owen and Miss Harda".
also OF Richmond and Miss Wood, OF
chase CITY. number of town people
we're present, and the evening was
spent in music and games.
Dinner Mt Soldiers Home.
rho Junior Hebrew lakewood and the
! uo..ywood Memorial Associations VIII
| give a supper on February 22 to the
1 old soldiers at the Soldiers Home. AZ
members of these associations are
! aues,ed TO meet at tho home a, l:"V
\ y. NJ. TO assist in the preparations
Gcrnan Friday Night.
A very delightful german was given
Friday evening in the Ho"i,zers ar
! tnoty bv the Cotillion CLUB, and was a
d var,, brilliant affair Decorations were
/ in masses of evergreens and garlands
of mink aud white flowers, ana mum
H nor OF intricate new figures were in
troduced.
>nppn Aiphn Fraternity Gives Dinner
s most enjoyable informal dinner
I, was given by Zcta Chapter of th'
: Kappa Alpha Fraternity Mt the Henr.
3 Clay Inn, in Ashland, last satuTda:
evening. Toasts were given by u. y
Hellweg, of Petersburg: j. Rion mc
!: Ilissick. OF Richmond; Cyrus ": Beaie
t of Randolph Macon. After the las
: nour8e was served the tables wer
:, moved aside, and number oil mos
II present were soon dancing me-riiy.
d Among those present were Mis-
d Anne Hunter. Miss Ethel Lawies'
Miss Anne Macon Potts. Miss Denzs
X Hunt. Miss Peachey Fleet, MISS Ca'
d rio Midyette, Miss Cabal Jones. MIS-
IS Hughes and Miss Ruth Blakey tair
"a 5Vightman chaperon), of Ashlann' .liS
% t,oulse Miller Miss James. Miss Coz
u. don. Miss Campbell and Miss Miria
1t Brisgs. of Richmond; Miss NJ Jone
\ OF Petersburg. and Miss Margin
chisoim. OF Birmingham Ala.
10 The alumni and visiting Kappa 4
10 nbas we're Messrs. Hellwee, Hoofnagl
ne McKissick. Hunter. Midyette and Jam
OF birthday Celebration.
It, The nome Of Mir. and Mrs. Il.
II crock was the scene of delight
m birthday celebration last Monday eV
Or. ming. when Mrs. Brock entertained
unmber of friends in honor OF
aftieth birthday An orchestra ~
IT. nishcd music for the occasion ana
20 rooms were prettily decorated
We spring flowers. \,
Ter Those present were Mr.. and N
". Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wh.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lawrence, ).
no and Mrs. L. Hutchinson, Mr.. and NJ
FOR i. Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. z. La"le y,
I'M. ic. Stott, Mr.. and Mrs. G, Garter, NJ
til A. N. Laurence. Mrs. II. c. Burton. NJ
n. Carter. Misses Lula and julia va
Gertrude and Ethel Laurence. Elahs
the Tyler, Clemmie Thacker, Marie iu. .'
his inson. Ethel Butler, Gladys Lauren
OIL Beatrice Laurence. Messrs. Dunsmo
Willie Merriman, Charles scott, s .,
Tutwiler. Coligin. Robert Brock w
in mer Laurence. Linwood stott' al
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tho doctrine OF future life from any
lack OF testimony
Juln Ward Howe. looking pesono
tho veil. exclaims: "oh. baby IN inc
Nile Swallows, wiser than the SPHINX
OH saint in the Athenian prison 5G,e on.
I,iscovcrcr OF the second birth, Resen.
orator OF mankind. what DO you .eh1 ~
usq TIC eternal hope when l'es ~
Gods eternal goodness
r. NJ. Alden gives his~ideas on .n a
other side of mortality IN .h'S = 'a .hc
,on "The Master said ina. Nv Nv -,
world to come there is no ma.ty ,, =, ~ ~
giving in marriage: neither sl,a 10
5,o anv more. Sex and mortaliey pe
u,o CO. ,nrnther and together they cease
s .rna ne. without these and neyon'
lee nv as we know them. transcend
our rSG comprehension. We confront u, IN
4 s,re.t change, not with theory y"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
Secret Of Self
ny ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

III I'll
,r-onyripht. 1909, by the New York
h s.,,on,,n Journal Publishing Companyo
Danendence upon the ideas, the be-
Iiefs and the opinions OF others - tie
destruction of individual deVeiopii'ena.
We hear much criticism. of the man
WHO rii, never take advice. But ne
is Tar more liable to climb over ms
many blunders to ultimate success thah
the man who asks the advice OF eSeFs
body. =, achtave
'''s Make up your mind this very hour
10 DO something worth whlie. on
can at least try to DO.
Advice Not Needed. ~,
You need ask no advice. NO ono
understands you so well as you uii'ie'
stand yourself con,
impossible thing, for which you are nor
gtfod In your Utmost heart you are
conscious of your own folly. -, 90" !,
/ alone with yourself little while saci
| day and be quiet and i'sleh 10 VIC so'N'
II II. viii tell you the truth after few
i strings. Then look in your own sou
| for light. 1t is there. and 1t Ia 'he
| light for you to foilow W. ,nn,r ,ew
/, pagan, a Protestant. or Roria.
I catholic does not matter, SO long q
/ YOU follow your souls light, nor zoe
II matter that there are si,ii'.u -,
houses in each of the other harno 70.
FOLLOW the light which radiates IRON
For Father Damien the light pointe
to exile upon the Isle of Lepe's' an
the sacrifice of his own life.
Dcyelop Your Character. :,
IF you feel called upon TO give u
the pleasures OF the world ana 10 oe
vote yourself to charitable lapoTs. we .
and good. Yet If another prefers :.
stay in the thick of the worlds mar
and to be known in scenes OF pieasu .,,,
; IT is also well and good. II ms eS,iinp
is one to emulate and MS i'iiA.ei''
, counts for virtue and honor. .
Tho one thing for you 20 90 Is
, dcyoiop your own character IN the DC
wav possible for you, and accordins
your own convictions, not accoroi'ls
anothers .,,A.r,
blinded by concelt. you Will proohp
make great plumbers and failures;
YOU need to do tina. to gain wisdom.
After you have gained 1T start ahe
and do better: and by sitting aio
With your soul lifted to. the Gre
source of Light. each day a at
while. YOU viii become humble and
S;ght from within will shine forth a
show you the way
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OBSERVE HOLIDAY
birthday to DC Appr'-
nriately Celebrated Here

washington's birthday VIII pe sen-
orally observed in Rlchmond .o.lNo -,
row as a holiday. In many cltes a.
nyer the country celebrations VIII DO
hald In commemoration OF the oirth ~
the first President, but locans w.
event will be celebfatcd by ,n. ..a u.s.
,ss ,igntions. All public and private
schnnIs viii be closed, although IN
,aa,,y Of them exercises appropriate TO
mo aay Will be held, and boys ana
n,r,s In recitation and song, VIII re.
81, incidents and events in the Ire OF
t tho Rather OF HIS Country All feu-
arc, off,ces will BIO closed EXCEPT the
most most once proper, and city and stats
n noI viii generally observe the day
The hanks Will be closed anu many
a nrivate corporations VIII giva 'Ae''
4 employees q day on.
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among the Books
and Magazines

"Mary Cary"
Bv Kate Langley Kosher. Color
,rontispiece by Frances Rogers. Har-
per &, Bros, of New York.
The cover design OF this delightful
story by a Richmond authoress gives
the kew to what one may expect 10
find on it's pages, for 1t presents
picture of the Yorkhurg Female Or
phan Asylum. as Mary Cary describes
!, q, large house with a wide hall in
~ middle. and a wing on one side
tha+ makes it look like Major Green.
WHO lost one arm in the war: also the
!. rye grounds around the house. and
-. = high brick wall in front" With tho
h.I1-canned white gate posts, STANDING
Tho unw1nking sentinels on either
side. ~ ot.;n
and the reader who dives IN any way
below the surface of fiction VIII DC apl
"a have a shrewd idea as to the ioca-
| lion of the asylum In which Mary cary
livas and a guess at the Identity OF
yorkburg. with Its King street. lts
aristocratic sections It's Ia,ss fal!u
1 Gordons. Its people who are soo-yea',
did residenters, and have 1orn'ulaleu
A rules of life and morals that .liu ~,
| fha world mas oust wv - K - Wy
IL thu least disturbing the coll'Piace''
tranuulllity OF Yorkshurg,
Mary Cary has for her 1, part hat grssp Pc
,na the relation OF things that hap
nened to her, even in an orphan asylum
Where nothing is supposed to eve
,'a,,nen Mary Cary Is sometimes Mar
. .ha and she explains the tact in til
t l manner, by saying: mot be
,nn able to speak out ms much as
IKE On some = tA ta5s,n persona IS
other self. which named Martha, an
which call my secret sister m
every-day self. Mary is my sunda
self, who wonders and wonders
everything and, asks n million que
lions inside, and goes along and lie
people think she is truly Martha VIII
she knows NIL the time she isn't"
a little girl who has a Mary and
Martha side As evidently q child po
sessed OF originality In tenperamel
e ~ an. .inaivldrlalits THAI As,asA1t e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
SIN After Days"
Published by Harper < bros,, or wv

MIn After Days"
published by Harper & Bros, OF New
York SIZE.
rh,s is described as very unusual
hoo,, on tho subject OF life after deatn
h., rroup OF representative men ana
women. Each has written his or her
own personal, private CONVICTIONS
about the life that may tolioW enis'
| win the exception of Mr.. James. al
,,os, every writer in the group voices
/ ~ roeoction and Judgment of three
/ score wears and ten.
X D Howclls. the dean OF Amerl.
oor literature. breaches counsel OF
sansolation. Thomas Wentworth Hlg-
,,mson Julia Ward Howe and Gug-
,;oimo Ferrero look forward to 1u-
.,,na ,,fe. William Hanna Thomson,
~ NJ n calls this life "the future
state. John Bigelow asks the cues s,
ZION us there existence after death:
!. and Henry James, us there a iiie al
tcr denth?" Elizabeth Stuart Pnetps
dwells upon the great hope. ana Il NJ
) Alden. upon tho other side OF mortai, ~,
Q In his "Gounsol of Consola''on. ~,
Howclls says to those WI" ~ .ar
tbeir denarted: Return In your ten
s 49,, tnrn again IN your despair, t
= tha record OF those happier years an
: reconstruct from them the truer IKE
ness or your beloved. See him ga
y ana glad. full of life and purpose.
4 work and play. OF Jest and earnes
: such as he vertably was, and do nc
wrong him by THO presentment OF n
snTerinr or Its mortal surcoase MAX
a Him vour own again by putting .hl
nn. or VOW, thoughts. and inviting IN.
q thor the, semblancc Of him when NJ
,irs was the habit OF your own, an
= na was most himself in some for'una''
a some 1ouous moment"
u r,,zobeth Stuart Phelps looks ror
,ara to the fulhlment OF THE Grea
M Mons" In these words: Tho Author
81 ~ greatest tale told IN all me w
b ,mr is an artist; and Ho VIII ce't
s's H,s work, This is our reason
n ah,o hope, and. II 1t were not we y,
a." ',',o hv ii and would die for y a.
n nj, men most miserable, Posses
N OF IL we should he. Of all. the happ
: ~ est" ~, ,ast,on ren.ardif
,,stence after. death, John Bigeio
= nresses himself thus: Most peor
eAp tha,r youth and early manhood a
M 10 he so much interested IN y
n Vase nrssant that they cnn hardly ee caal
hel,eyers or deniers OF future "
~ ~ svi.e ! think II rarely II ever happ,e
that any pessan rtslses, w, a'siaA a8ssn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
\ 1.1M1MENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.
IKE BRADF1ELD CO., ATLANTA, Ga.

: /. our most interesting venture.
IN support of his belief In the future
tate the following Testimony ~ borne
nv Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
when ne writes: "of my own inotner
can say that 1 never saw her oeauti,
fu face 40 calm and SO full OF de,errcu
utterance as when I sat alone BESIDE
Il after death; 1t was OF itself les
son in Immortality.
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omrcr ExnnerntcI.

Especial TO Tho Tlmes-DIspatch.I
Bristol. Va, February .V.-f,onc,,,
man w. S .Wicks, of Bristol, was held
blameless to-day for having shot anu
killed Harry Miles. an Alabama negro
shortly after midnight last night
Miles resisted arrest. and was IN
desperate struggle with Wicks whe!
the latter shot him through the heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
u.vro,d.---Gaines.

rsrecial 10 The 'rimes- Dispatch.I
1,yncf,burg, va. February 20.--An-
no,ince,nert was made to-day OF the
marriage last Wednesday evening at
the parsonage Of the College Hill Bap-
tist Church. OF Arthur Erasmus Rey-
nolds and Miss Edna Gaines, both res
dents , of the city. Not even the rela-
tives of the couple knew of the mar
rage until to-day Rev. W. a. Ayres
vas the officiating minister. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

,' am. a.se' o'''io'" '''osN
M Nav h,na.o,no ,ro.onts wero re-
ceived
,,,.,, -. e. "a IN, t.,s bec, thu 4
snnat NJ ~ nt,ssos pr,nc,. IN vii. /
mInaton. Del has returned to Rich
mond.
NJ, ,r,., ,.,1.-Ia ~. ,o., ne .o1-
,,ivea a, tioii,ns ,n.,d,,,sa for some
,irnc
rho Martha wag,,1nr,o, toa schod.
,,, so ,,.,nr,,,,,. ~, w." , - ~ III,
lnc,ura roon, or ,b W.. s.o ne prcsbvte-
rian Church from to 10 +. M.
,rs James uoge ry,cr. 1r vii ar
,,na = ,o.d", 10 hc H. wet Voc, ~ ber
s,s,or Mrs. CLIFTON NJ. MlIier on r,ast
Grace street.
nrs ci,vor Minor, 1r. ,s visiting
,r,a,da IN t,e.ersb,,rt. FOR several DAYS,
= 49,
N,re y. Tucker, Of Powhatan, has
n pes,l "a
Iiei''''''' -.
r.,,, p,and il Waiting friends
in Petersburg.
,,.s.or thurman ponaid Glenn, who
i has been III with pneumonia. Is much
improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

..v,rr,n,a Of the Air lanes ~ tho
pn Herbert Quick. Published ny IN 1no
by Merrill publishing COMPANY m
d;anapolis. sl.5o. u,cn
aia arha, the day is not far distant wnea
~ ~ n dying will be perfected anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21
PICTURE THEATRES
WORRIED by HATS
Men Who Run Them Will Ask
Council to Pass spe-
cial Ordinance.

pronrietors of certain of the moving
,,;otrre shows in Broad Street. acco-d-
,,r n statement made last night. |
will seek this week 70 secure .iie p.
soge of n city ordinance requiring Wo.
,,'a, "a remiye their hats in theatres OF
.hat class One of the moving picture ,
nan complains that he Is annoyed IN
"ass,rtl., nv women who refuse 70
.omove their hats, and 1t often happeils
when the request is made that the
,raarer of some impossible top-pleee
s,,rts herself Indignantly from INC
show house. +,
"one goods sized lid will keep twenty
,aonla from seeing the stage with any
comfort" said the manager. Anu
,,on, ~ has got to be such nuisance
tbot the women take the end sea!s'
,hin1,inr that IL they lean over into tne
aisIa the fluffy ribbons and feathers
vii, not BIO in the line of view OF taose
behind This is true; but when tor.y
women take the end soats' this ieaNsa
tho inner seats unoccuplea' auo -
very difficult to make any llnie 80 u,
seating those who come IN aiterWa.us.
In all the Rich wi11 please lease, remove,
s thefrs signs are flashed before
w W., narformance. hut this has ceaseu
to ' attract the attention Of many any AND ant
IS getting to be gnoroa wh mo' Sits a il
mo theatre Few with her hat on subject rub ,,o
herself sell to remarks from men men, ana w sse
men who have paid the &c prl Thc 20 op TIi
a snt,o are 10 the Council for an ordlnane
Be made IN the nrd torm Of and psI7 WI
signed by al the p pIct"re shows. as
! f IKE higher priced theatres IT Is Sc,
:, dom dor that a woman tries to sit thro ,n;
!. tho tho performance with her head COY
u cred .h,s character
o appliad for there will no a doubt tn be % q
d POSITION, and when i Is first % pe call III
effect II may o pc n'eG It. But in otht
ehd e0iue unsnal sg,zaonn h,
proved sffset tive n nps tns he ere Is thu
st fan6r ,o on women are not believed
Is be less considerable 81 tne Cities ss'0S
|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Mrs. Frank Duke is the guest of rel
atives at iioilins Institute for some
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Mrs. S. d. wainwright, OF Por. =,
mouth. is spending some time VIII.
her sister. Mrs. George d. Games VI
West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

over,on Harris. who is student =.
the University of Virginia. spent .ne
weekend with his aunt. MISS Harrls'
2Oe East Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Tho Martha Washington tea schcd-
ule for Tomorrow will he given in tire
lecture room OF the Second prcsbyte-
rian Church from to 10 i. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Miss Ellie ID. Bouldin, OF Washlns-
ton. ID. C., is the CUES. of her sister.
Mrs. isaac overly, III North Foushce
street.
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In nnd out Of rown.

Miss Lima Shields. who has been the
guest of the Misses Draper, In VIII
mlngton, Del, has returned to Rich
mund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Misgcs Blenner Hardaway ana owen
OF this city. spent the "ecK-ehu WIN
Miss Porter In Ashland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Mrs. James Hoge Tyler. Jr., Will arr
rive to-day to be the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Clifton NJ. Miller. 2i7 East
Grace street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Laurence, Clifford Brock and Julian
Laurence.
Many handsome presents were re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Messrs. sattcrfeld. Owen and wal
kcr have returned to Lunenburg Court
house, after visiting friends IN the
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

william A. Green has returned 10 ,ne
.c,tv from IN extended visit 10 Sem
York. Atlantic city and other po'h's
in the East.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Mrs. Oliver Minor, Jr., is visiting
friends in Petersburg for several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Master thurman Donaid Glenn VINO
has been III with pneumonia Is much
Improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Mrs. 3. Tuclser, of Powhatan, has
been tho guest Of her sister, Mrs Nc
CIclland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

Mrs. Ethel Bland is visiting friends
in Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-21

The Colonial Danes VIII itess a. at ~
woman's Club tomorrow al'ct"''''
$3.50 O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
REAL ESTATE
ARR AMI era LAND ron SALE


FOR SALE--By ALL odds the best In.
vestment in the United states is rich land
that Is cheap, South Louisiana has tho
cheapest and richest land, the hcalthioat
and pleasantest climate. Unusual condi-
tons sometimes make great opportunities.
one hundred dollars an acre cotton land
which will make $3.50 an acre corn land.
can now be bought for $50 an acre. I
would like 20 explain these conditions 10
men who want to buy fine farms Of splen-
did corn land cheap Address Manager,
Paradls Farms. pnrRdls. La.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
CITY PROPERTY For SALE.

Glover Realty Syndicate
Ground Floor New o. N. B. Bldg.
Phones-Douglas 1868. Independent Asses.
WEST FARNAM HOMES
5000 buys s-room residence on 33d St..
near Farnam; white oak finish first floor;
hot water heat; 8 bedrooms; built 3 years
ago. Can handle with s., 900 cash or a lit
tie less. owner has left city.
1880 buys 9-room residence. 36th and
Harvey; oak finish; nice rooms and we'll
arranged; 6 bedrooms; two mantels.
81, $50 buys another In same locality, south
front, at S5th and Harvey; 9 rooms, two
stories and attic.
$500 buys another, Ii rooms, strictly
modern.
We want a cash offer for a very we'll
built, I1-room, strictly modern BRICK resi-
dence in this district now rented at $75 per
month and offered $50. Owner wants CASH
think as low as 81 900 will get the house.
$50 buys practically new house Of 6
rooms and large hall, oak finish and hot
water heat. Would take lot as part pay
ment.
$500 buys s-room modern home near
J~oslyn's residence; hot water heat, Very
anxious to sell and will consider offer.
5000 is the reduced price for a mighty
cat Groom modern home on Dodge st
Huilt for a home, oak finish, complete
throughout. Attractive proposition fol
some one.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

FOR SALE-A snap, 1890 acres virgin
timber and the finest cotton or rice land in
the Delta; new double deck mill Just
started; new houses; everything completes;
ready to run panic of 1907 knocked us
down; ell nonreSidents, and inexperienced
lot of stockholders; willing TO sell at q loss
ton ever offered. Within 2!s miles OF
Mississippi river; 6 miles from r. II. Level
land; does not overflow; running bayou
Adjoining cotton lands worth $50 an acre;
rent for So. Timber alone worth about what
we will take for whole proposition. Finest
body of Gum, Oak, Cypress and Ash in the
whole southland and q fortune in the land
when timber is removed. Tenants for every
acre as fast as cleared. Don't bother unless
you have the money; no time to fool. Don't
delay; the first reasonable offer takes It
In fee simple. Address s06 7. II. Trust
Bldg, Terre Haute, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
Illinois.

house, barns; fruit; 4 miles from town:
great bargain. Write PHOEBE DAWSON,
stockton, Ill.
FOR SALE-Elegaut 60 ACRES, 8 MILES
1ut; Improvements; worth $4,000; shade;
truit; cheap; might trade. LINDSLDY,
Crystal Lake, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
Idaho.
IDAHO HOMES.

Three hundred acres in the heart of the
Boise valley will be put on the market
March in tracts to suit the purchaser;
prices right. For particulars call on or ad-
dress j. p. Hall, 1901 N. 16th ST.. Boise,
Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
MONEY TO LOAN
salary ana ChatteIs-Continued.


; MONEY LOANED
on :
5 FURNITURE, PIANOS. SALARIES s
at the following low rates; :
Coo a week pays SO loan. :
3 90c a week pay SIS loan. :
H.O a week pays $50 loan. 5
f2.65 a week pays 500 loan. s
: You can pay monthly IL you wish. )
5 These payments include interest and 5
5 principal; no other charges, STRICT 5
: Wy CONFIDENTIAL. NO RED
: TAPE. Call and be convinced that 5
s we are the CHEAPEST and BEST. s
: OMAHA FINANCIAL Co. S
& 51 Brown Block, Opposite Brandeis.
3 Phones Douglas 2036, A 2036. !
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
MUSIC, ART, LANGUAGES
OFFERED FOR RENT
Boarding ana Rooms.

NICE room with board for two young
men, 34 N. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

LARGE southeast front room witt
board. 1913 So. 25th Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

WANTED-Lady bOarder. Private family
Modern convenience. Webster 2955.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

SYMPHONY Grand Columbia Grapha-
phone, splendid instrument. Price $500 and
never sold for less. VIII sell one, which
is brand new, and In perfect condition. for
$40. Good reason for selling. Address,
G-140. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

THE PR TT-Excellent home cooking
Meals, 25c. Warm rooms. 22 s. 25th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
OFFERED FOR SALE

WILL trade one good rolltop desk for a
good flattop desk. Alamit0 Sanitary Dairy
Co, 1872 Farnaw
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

LARGE beautifully furnished front room
with layatory also smaller room. Excellent
board. zoo Georgia Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

WANTED-Two to occupy large soutl
front room; also J east room with board
2l72 Harvey.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26
OFFERED FOR SALE
Furniture-ContInued.

FURNITURE Of Omaha hotel. 1907 Cali
fornia. A good opportunity for anyone
wishing to start a rooming house to get
furniture cheap.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-26

. DODGE H~OTEL-Large outside. al
steam heat In every room: rates by wee