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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
THESE ARE WONDERS.

THESE ARE WONDERS.
READ, READ ana wonder. Practlcally
gitIi Nv acres; lies AXE u Saroeni lI0 acres
cultivated; balance on tImoer and pasture
on beautiful RIVER; goou mouse, lh Story
good barn and otner buildings. buildings
carry $2,JVO insurance; farm hIl fenced ano
cross fenced; rural nau and telepnone;
lnreS miIeS 10 town, nine mics 10 raLr0dd
Town; lvO fine bearing apple trees and other
fruits. THh PLtICh-l1 ) SIS Pbk ACRE.
rhInk or ~. There IS not another sucn bar
gam in the world.
~ acres splendid land, 30 acres cultivated,
balance In zine hardwood TIMBER; miles "
town; rural mai and telephone; Eooo mouse
and barn; a WONDERFUL BAItGAlN.
fTtCo SI,7OJ, Sl,eOV cash, DaIance 70 suit you.
We are Always the leaoers Ia bar6aInSi
others Try TO follow.
bend Tor tuu particulars.
ii. W. SAW \ Err,
NEMAYGO, MlCt1IGAN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24

.FLORIDA FARMS
PUTNAM COUNTY, FLA.
Ten-acre farms for only $500, one-third
cash. balance one and two years. Wa
guarantee the land to be as good as any In
the state. Natural flowing wells good
drainage, home markets. Only 6 miles
from Palatka, Carraway station on the d.
Is. q Il. Ry., In the center of the land. Ali
OF our farms are in easy walking distance
of station and postoffice. River and rail-
way transportation facilities for truckers
aud growers the best in the state. Finest
farming end residence section in Florida,
Good schools, churches. etc. No malaria.
Write today for one OF our beautiful H.
Illustrated prospectus and map.
IL, u, JONES a CO.,
Ll6-50l Atlantic National Bank Bldg.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS,
Rogue River Valley,

Declared by government experts to be the
most perfect fruit belt in the world; grind
sweepstakes prize; spokane National Apple
paid for fruit In the New York and Lon
aon markets; orchards now producing over
Sl,VVO net per acre.
irrigated orchard tracts on payment plan.
ranging IN price from S22o per acre for UNI
developed land to S0V0 per acre Tor devel-
oped orchards.
koguelands, Incorporated.
Medtord. Oregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
Oregon.

BUY farm lands now. They are daily in
creasing in value There Is a limited amount
OF lanu, but no limit to the future popula.
ton. The Pacific Northwest is the present
land OF opportunity. We have fine assert
ment OF farms, some OF which will suit
you. Write us today, stating your require
ments, anu we Will mail you full particulars
-tree. 4ne Card Realty q Inv. Co., 620
Henry Blug., Portland, ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24

80-acre improved farm for $1,000 This
farm has 70 acres cleared free of stumps
and under cultivation; land is level; good
clay loan soil, clay subsoil; no stone; has
80 acres of heavy hardwood timber such
as sugar maple, oak, Eastwood and birch,
no underbrush in the timber; balance of
land easy to clear. This farm borders on
a beautiful lake with good fishing. 1t has
new frame house with seven rooms all
complete ready to move into; and a new
stable, 16N26. Farm Is located six miles
from Cumberland and three miles from
Barronett; in a we'll settled farming coun-
try; Germans and Americansj on main
travelled road, near schools, churches and
creamery. There is timber enough on this
farm that when sold will pay the interest
and taxes for five years: Terms 500 cash,
balance on time to suit purchaser. We
also own another 10 OF unimproved land
that joins this farm in case you want more
land. Send for our special list OF other
farms and timber land we own, also our
book on northwestern Wisconsin. We are
located In Barron county, Is miles north
east OF 81. Paul Address Wisconsin Col
onization Co., Cumberland. Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
Florida.
FLORIDA LAND CHEAP,

Would you invest in 8 10. 20 or 40
truck farm in Elorlda's best agricultural
district, II you C uld get 1t for $3.50 per
acre under market price2 We are just
opening new tract In Columbia county,
and while constructing the campaign viii
sell q few tracts on cash or easy pay
ments of IS per month. We have Just
issued a beautiful 2-page book, showing
pictures OF fields and dwellings in our To-
cality, all in artistic colors. We will mail
YOU this book free and send you such
other advertising matter as will give you
a good Idea OF our proposition. Our land
is convenient to three railroads and we
have Lake City, modern county seat
know FLORIDA consider our tract one Of
the very best. 1t As endorsed by bankers,
congressman farmers and the Board or
Trade. Prices very low; easy buying plan.
Write for maps and book giving truthful
description. Columbia-Florida Land Co., Az
Times bldg, st. Louis Mo-.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
LAND FOX SALE.
Write me today.
e. 3. FREMONT, NEWAIGO CO., MICH


sNAP-Money- making country home,
stock, tools and crop compete; one OF the
best 70-acre farms IN the state, practically
level, lays ABOUT 21R miles from town, on
Ueautitul maue rUad, close neignDors,
scnooIs ana church. Tnis tarm boroers on
beautiful LAKE, an elegant spring brook
flows across 1t, large new broom lied stone
residence, big basement or cellar, large
veranuas; bis, new Darn, room Tor head
of horses; cows, also carriage and tool
room lots or choice bearing Irun Ihis
rarIn is high class in every respect and We
are making q great sacrifice Wnen We OTTER
1t. 1t must BIO sold quick and we Will let
everything go in the way OF machinery,
stock, etc. There is everything from u
pitcntork TO seIr binders, all machinery is
practically new, also wagon, carriage, har-
nesses, ~ cnlckeps, . COWS, 4 horses, hogs
etc 10 quick buyer viii make the price
81, 800; must have u 40 cash, balance can be
paid in smaII yearly payments. VIII give
possession and turn everything over to
buyer in As hours. II you are ready Ia
snap the biggest bargain on earth, don't
miss seeing TINS quick.
THE FRED PARR CO.,
BOX Il. Plainwell. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
South Dakota

SOUTH DAKOTA CORN AND ALFALFA
LANDS.
The rush Is on Tor STANLEY county, buy
lands near the new railroad ana double
your money in the next year; xv,UO0 acres
TO select from; $40 to SIS per acre. Call or
write Belland Realty Company, OIL Palace
Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
FOR SALE BY OWNEEt-32O acres good
agricultural land, located two miles from
new townsite on O. & N. w. X. r., IN
hyde Co., s. d. This has positively got to
move within the next twenty days. Price
vi per acre.
]. N. KING, Hishmore, S. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND nANCH LAND ron SALE
Nebrnalxa--Continued.

FOR SALE.
leo acres unimproved prairie land. All
level. good land. ia good neighborhood. .
miles northeast of O'Nein. This Is q bar
gain. Price s25 per acre.
g. Il. McI<ENNA.
O'Neill, Nebraska
BARGAIN ln Platte valley Irrigated
Farml Extra good 100 acres; must be sold
quick. 90 acres alfalfa, 80 acres best wheat
grass meadow In the country: 80 acres to
other crops $50 per acre. Write quick for
terms and further information to Box No.
Isl Gering, Neh
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RAILWAY TIME CARD-0onslnuea'


Om.-St. Louis ExL..a $50 D. m a e:& a. m
Mail and Express. "a $3.50 a. IN. a1l;I6 o. m.
Stanberry Loci (from
Council Bluffs) b 500 .. m. b1O:16 D. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24

they are liable to break out next session
and spend n day or two on IT, That's the
senates way.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
Miscellaneous.

CAN locate parties on desirable timber,
fruit. agricultural and grazing iands 10
California, oregon and Washington. Special
government land list, with laws. sent to
all interested parties. West American Land
and Timber Co.. Sacramento. Cal, 719n X
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
A SNAP.

20 ACRES FRUIT VEGETABLE AND
CHICKEN LAND,
in center of Michigan; near county seat and
railroad town and fine lake; 100 apple trees,
100 peach trees, 700 small fruit; raises 400
bushels of potatoes to an acre; good soil
clear title; only $500; so down, $40 per
month, without interest, or $50 off for cash;
must sell; might throw In COW or 40 chick
ems.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
WiscOnslns

YOU CAN BUY LAND FOR $40 A MONTH
good land-at from IS to so an acre,
in Villas and Oneida counties, Wisconsin.
We charge no interest We pay the taxes.
Insurance clause In the contract
BEST OPPORTUNITY IN THE COUNTRY
for man of moderate means to
OWN A FARM AND BE INDEPENDENT
Write for map and book TO Dept.
G, T. SANBORN CO., Eagle River, Wis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
40 ACRES. $40.
HALF CASH, BALANCE IL YEARS

HALH NzADI1I DzRI4zA1NNl n T Is7A4NNs
The Land Is situated not far from Bay
City, Mlcnigan, And adapted for FARMS
grazing or IrulL Perfect Titles, anu wa
Dear cIoso inspection. 1ne above price and
Germs are made 70 close ar estaUe quick
AZ you want ~ or more sen0 your OpuOn
IA nvw, with IL per acre, ana bsIanvo "
10 pAlo Wnen ueeus are returned.
BRADFORD q COMPANY,
a Adams bL., GnleaEO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
g1.5OO FIELD CLUB LOTT
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
California.
Madeline Meadows

Lassen Co., California, rich irrigated
land with perpetual water rights, $50 %
government land: 5000, decided land; no
excessive heat; no excessive cold; on rail-
road: another building; plenty Of water
500 per acre will start you; we wait for
tho balance or you can raise 1t on the land
from half your crop; we have faith IN our
land; Investigate this. You Will never nave
an opportunity like this again. Write or
call for booklet.
Join Our Excursion.
We leave July .; free fare to buyers.
Il. &. MEYERS, Gen1 Agt.
1851 Farnam, Ground Floor. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
Idnho.
We Guarantee 7% Net

The Twin Falls Tract, ThE LARG-
EST IRRIGATION TRACT IN THE
WORLD, is peopled with lot of good
citizens. They need money for SEED.
implements, home building. We guar.
antee z per cent net on all money you
can lend. Security approved. Write
to us about this.
RIPLEY BROTHERS,
formerly OF Omaha,
FILLER, TWIN FALLS COUNTY,
IDAHO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
CHOICE BARGAINS.

160 acres, miles from WATERFOWL, 2
miles from Foley, beautiful signify roll
ing land, free from pono, creeks, gravel
or stone, loo acres INTO crop, acres nay
no buildings, Tor quick sale 5000 per
acre, cash down to a $3.50 mortgage now
on the land, per cent, purchaser gets
one tnlrd crop delivered.
b00 acres, AL prairie, no improvements,
400 acres good farm land, 100 rough pasture
lend, IL miles from Watertown, miles
from other towns, it's worth $50 per acre,
we are offering II for SIS tor quick sale,
cash down 10 q $500 mortgage now on
the land at u per cent.
Ii you are on the market for bargain
In lana you should lose no time In seeing
these ADDRESS Walklin & Bushey, Water
town, South Dakota.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24

FOR SALB4,72O acres in Jefferson
county, Montana, at $40 per acre, on easy
terms. This tract is located "a miles from
town of Whitehall, thrifty little city on
the N. p. and c., M. & st. p. coast line;
water rights from the jefferson river.
About loo acres bottom land, about IS per
eeat of this tract is tillable, balance suit
able for pasture. This tract Is located In
the famous Montana apple belt and Is a
bargain.
1900 acres Meagher county, Musselshel
valley, Montana, $l7 per acre; easy terms;
located on C., NJ. & st. p. r. r., 3k miles
from two good towns; at least so per cent
OF this tract Is suitable for farming. A
good proposition to cut up into small farms
1900 to 5000 acres can be irrigated; many
springs furnish abundance OF water the
year around.
MARTYN & STUART LAND CO.,
Aberdeen, S. D.,
And 335 Palace Bldg, Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
RAILWAY TIME CARD

UNION sTATIoN-Tenth ana Mason.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24

TWO TEXAS FARMS FOR SALE.
13l acres, 1VO in cultivation, alfalfa, corn
and potatoes; three miles from the town
of Wharton; on the Colorado river; no
overflow &C miles from Houston.
Also 80 acres, 50 in cultivation, corn; adj
joining the ABOVE place; v OF mile to a
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.
It's a county seat in the center Of the Rio
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 rich. Ask
us for booklet 3D."
CHAPLIN TOWNSHIP COMPANY,
Chaplin, Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
IN MISSOURI.

sl5 acres; l25 miles southeast Of Kansas
civ, ~ acres In cultivation. Box house;
good barn; out buildings and fine water and
grass; large orchard Of different varieties
10 school and church. Price sS.500 This i
a money maker.
GEORGE kuMPF.
eos-s sheldlcg Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
Texas.

FOR SALbs-s2V acres; every acre tiIlabie;
deep black soili near town; price, IS Def
acre. frank Aashek. KimDaIl. i. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
NorA Dakota.


FINE cAss CO., MISSOURI, FARM
l00 acres. one mile OF railroad town. %
grass; all rich. fine lying land; S-room
house, barn and outbulldings; well fenced
xvsn located grain and stock farm Won
can't beat IL; only tSS per acre; good terms
~ q. w. cLARDY INV. CO.,
0m Commerce. Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
SWAPS

oWHI -
WE can TRACE ANY LnIng, anywhere.
LAIAItOP * AOBlN,
D. 2O56. al Bee.
A FINE FARM.
100 acres improved farm, located III
miles from a good town IN Nance county,
NeD., all IN cultivation, practically Level,
fine SOIL, some alfalfa, fenced anu cross
fenced, good improvements. Price $l4, 4UO.
Mtg, S6,OvO, long time Equity $500. VIII
take good, clean merchandise or income
property mat As good for the equity.
Write quick If you want a good farm.
S. E. WAIT s. CO.
617 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
WILL TRADE a lot in Midletown's ad-
dition to Omaha for an automobile or run
about Address A. J. Jensen, Ord, Neb. Box
16S." Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
SOUTH OMAHA

ANY Suit or Gown can be matched with
q hat at Ryans Millinery store, b19 ~.
24th St, South Omaha.
DIAMONDS - Every bride appreciates
diamond Jewelry more than any other gift
We have the largest STOCK ever, ana ear
nestly solicit your inspection. Jacobsen &
Furen Co., 2404 N St. south Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
W ACRES OR LESS OF THE SEMPER

No ACRES OR LESS OF THE SEMPER
EARN.
miles northwest from Denver on G.
& s. X X TO Boulder; choice Farming
land: 5 minutes from spencer statlon OF
school, hourly interurban to Denver ana
northern towns; plenty irrigaun8 water,
Groom house, stables, granariesi ETC., z
wells (best mineral water in Coloraoo).
orchard, grove, large shade trees around
house Apply on premises to q. ., Semper,
owner, or r. o. box y67, Denver.
COLORADO.
Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas L'anos
for sale.
SIS per acre buys from owner tract OF
level unimproved land in irrigation district
IN the san Luis valley.
Will arrange to snow at any time.
Bee US for full particulars.
VIM. SUPPLE,
ais Commonwealth Bldg., Denver, Colo.
IRRIGATED LANDS.
50 and 16O-acre tracts of smooth, fertile,
irrigated land on the Costilla estate in the
San Luis valley of Colorado can yet be
purchased at $6O an acre. This includes a
perpetual water right. Easy terms. Larg-
est and most attractive project ever de-
veloped In Colorado; 5000 acres in cultiva-
ton this year. Write Tor free maps and
folders.
COSTILLA IRRIGATED LAND CO.,
1884 Champa St, Denver, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-24
Canada.
Colorado.

A COLORADO LAND SACRIFICE.
CAV acres for $s,OVO-SS,VOO down. balance
r. Years lime equal payments; comprising
the old home place Of the Spere rancn-
flne rolling ana second bottom land-vGlue
NthiS land should sell for more money-the
price Is for Immediate sale-wrlte Tor plat
anu description. ...,.>,,,
Colorado springs. Colo.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02
MUCK=RAKER SHOWN
 IN TRUE COLORS
"Wolfvi1le Revelations Not Likely To Cause Earthquake As They Are
 Too Superficial.
(FFom Saturdays Daily)

the city of New York. Later on, and doubtless for equally satisfactory req sons, he, in the course of his busi- ness, and in another book, roasted MT. Croker to a delicious brown turn. MT. Lewis can take an atom of truth-nay, the ultimate unit of the atom, which is the electron-and weave thereabout a serious essay or a humorous story, which runneth into many chapters. His inimitable "Wolf- ville' stories have charmed readers in all languages. In these stories he has created an Arizona which never existed; but in literature it is there to stay. Bret Harte, at his best, in writing of a mythical California, never did anything so good as Lewis Arizona Wolfville" stories. He was in the territory long enough to learn of a few frontier incidents at Florence, at Tucson, at Fort Bowie, and other places, and about the dull details of a desert horse race he can fashion the garments of a story which charms from end to end, and leaves the reader in a state of unqualified admiration for the infinite fund of humor with which the writer is gifted.
 Therefore, for the job of showing that William H. Taft is a traitor to the country, and to his friend, Theo- dore Roosevelt, Pearson's Magazine could not have had a more logical selection than MT. Alfred Henry Lewis.
 Our admiration for MT. Lewis tal- ents is not diminished by reading the March installment of his under taking. Through page after page we follow his well turned sentences, his original adjectives, and his original conclusions, woven around his state ments of fact From the facts he shows in thirty-nine dierent ways that MT. Taft is a traitor. What are the fleets related by MT. Lewis7 our readers may ask. We hasten to state them in all their glaring undoing of MT. Taft:
 A few days before he became pres ident, MT. Taft invited the Bellamy Storers to dinner (the Storers were not MT. Roosevelt's friends). And after he became president he showed that he was on friendly terms with Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, and Speaker Joseph G. Cannon.
 These and nothing more are the basis for Lewis tales, that excite nothing but mirth.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02
< + + + < F + + F + + + SOCIETY IS ROT"
 SAYS SOCIAL KING

"E. M Greenway, Francseo.' That's the the register the Hotel St. Michael reads average everyday plain American signature writ ten in bold, free hand.
 Were the signature written "Ned' Genway, the entire
 notice
 the "FOur Hundred" beg pardon 'The Hun
 Ffy would him the social director of the metropolis of California; the Ward MeAsr of the far
 Harry Lehr Greenway brans originality : ingenuity.
 Furthermore he is gOOdnatured genial eOmpanOnable
 tining eonfesses that humble . Now he is a business of high standing being interviewed yesterday Hotel . Michael
 Yet he kindly let drop sentenceony and a reporter. He said simply this, and nothing Society is rot.'' would add explain his Like Poe's He declined discuss his reported of ele the "charmed circle from "FOur Hundd' to
 ultraexcusive cone Hundred and Ffy He simply smiled question after question asked And Mr. Genway eotion leader with fame from is the dietum who is who' supreme unchal
 lenged social circles the big seething city by . Golden Gate. What's the in the myself. Say, I'm business that's an'' with the amiabe social director the the interviewer + + T: + + + + < !. !. + T. !: T. T. !. i. !. + i. :. T. ]. +
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02

movement for the past ten years, devoting his time entirely to the project, and when it was originally known as the Rio Colorado Land and Irrigating company. The absorbing of the old company by the present one, and its heavy financial back ing, and of which MT Martin is an enthusiast in saying that it will in few years hence be one of Ari- zona's new and most prosperous in dustries.
 The experimental growth of last year was the first ever made on Ari- zona soil to any extent in produe- tion, and he believes the future will show that it will be pronounced and of immense value and when present efforts are matured toward reclaim ing the soil the company has ac- quired.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02
MoHAVE VALLEY IS FINE
 FIELD FOR COTTON

While visiting in the city a few days ago, Prof. D. M. Martin, form erly superintendent of the public schools of Prescott, made the inter esting statement that in Mohave val ley, opposite the Needles, the culti- vation of the soil at that place had demonstrated the adaptability of that climate for the production of cotton, and added the coming season will see a fulfllment of that industrial under taking.
 Prof. Martin, who is the chief en- gineer of this enterprise, known as the Mohave Valley Cotton Land company, and with W. J. Hole and w. I. Hollingsworth, bankers of Los Angeles, a stOckholder, was the first to become identified with the move ment of retaining the land and test ing it with a light cotton crop. This was done last year, and so favorable were the results that the formation O4 d 4AuANdlC was tutCltu anu HIT tied in membership.
 Prof. Martin gives a very interest ing account of the possibilities of the undertaking, stating that the ground will raise an enormous yield of the finest quality of long fiber cotton, and the plan is this year to cover about six thousand acres of the domain owned, the majority of it being planted in this product. Af- ter his return to that section, it is his intention to start work to con struct a system of levees, to keep out the overflow from the Colorado river, that occurs during the months when the snows melt in that water shed.
 This trouble in the past has been the main one to handle, and with its solution through canals that will be biult immediately an immense acreage of land can be reclaimed, and estimated at 4nOOO acres. Prof. Martin has been identified with this
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02

Pearson's $ Magazine, one of the new est, and at the same time, one of the best of the cheaper publications, in the March number introduces, with some flourish and considerable evil dence of pride, a series of articles on the stratling subject, "A Betrayal of the Nation," says the Phoenix Re publican. Turning to the opening chapters, with due curiosity, but with such suppression of excitement as proper poise requires, We have to con fess disappointment. There is no prospect whatever that the United States Senate will be called upon to sidetrack our statehood bill and re- solve itself into a court of high trea- son under the provisions of the Fed eral Constitution for the trial at its bar of a red-handed traitor or trait ors. While the masses of us have been going about our business, there have been no plottings for the over IHfON Ol lhc ACpuDlASy HO SuHPN"NOA plots, nor any scheme of secession from the Union. Nobody has been caught trying to sell the secret plans of our coast Notifications, the details of constructing our great guns, or the formula of the navy's favorite ex- plosive. There is to be no replica of the Dreyfus case.
 Quite as serious, however, as a case of criminal treason are the charges which we find formulated. In brief, William H. Taft, president of the United States, is portrayed as "be- traying" the national and "betray- ing" Theodore Roosevelt. A grave proposition, truly. It becomees of in terest at once to know who is the prosecuting witness. We find that the witness, and the author of the in dictment, as well, is MT. Alfred Henry Lewis.
 The instant conclusion is that Pear son $ Magazine made a good selection. No better man for the job could have been chosen. MT. Lewis facile type writer is at the service of the highest bidder. He is at home in writing fiction, and it is all one to him whether it is frankly decorated with the proper title or is called history. He has written some of the best stor- ies-and some or the most unreliable histories-in contemporary English. For and in consideration of a certain sum, to him in coin paid, he wrote a book in deifcation of Richard Croker, the most corrupt gentleman that ever bossed Tammany Hall and