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New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

E6mdIe.
NURSE strong useful attendant. invalid or
nervous person. through day. evening or resi-
dent: PHYSICIANS references Mss Concr. los
Madison ave
NURSE or CHANBERMAID-By neTly land
ed German girl; good sewer; tty or country.
wages s2O-S22. Call al Lang e Boech5rsr Ce-'s
Bureau. 4s-45-4T West $50 81
NURSERY GiOvERNES-By refined German
fourteen years experience Schreiner. 2oi Vest
s1st So. CLs Nouchel.
PARLoRMAID.--Nice swedish girl wfth good
references Schroedsrs Bureau. $50 Lexington
Tel 6T5s Plaza
PRACTICAL NTRSE.-HospitaI experiences:
ready for patient; Christian: best references:
prices moderate. 155, Dsmarest. y j.
VISITING MAID, Cav or week; pracrical -urs-
Ing. saving; assist with other work. any locs~
tioa. highest CREDENTIALS H Daily. SIS Sherner-
horn 81, Brooklyn.
wAITREss-scotch Protestant; strictly trss
class; very neat, four years references: ccur
try preferred c. Mrs. Golfers Agency. t5a
West 23d 81
wAITREsS.-Neat nice swedish gfrl. very GOD
waitress; best references Os-erberg's Bureau.
If6 Lexington ave Tel. io55 Plsza-
WAITRESS S---Experienced neat, tsn girl. e2A
West SD 81 Phone 500 Madison
WOMAN wants work: reference. 2a4 west la.A
81. care OF Nathan.
WORKING HoUSEKEEPER-In an irs,tratfcr
or with family ok adults: useful uait. In
teIigenr Protestant woman country z - O..
IS As-h-r,on ave. Yorrers. " I
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Jan. 2s--The Denver and the Galveston. at
honolulu; the Dubuque. at Guantanamo.
SAILED.
Jan 2s--The Marietta, from Cristobal for
Mobile; the Eagle, from Bocse del ToTo
for Crfstehel
ne destroyer Jamson delivered TO government
at navy yard. Phiisdelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
IOST-6ANKBOOKS.

kANkBooH No. 456. .ao7 Of ths Un.on pfsF-
SAVINGS Sank IS missing ANY perso1 haxirS
claim 20 y u hereby called upon 20 present
the sarne within ten days or sG6mit % haVfr,-
said passb0ok cancelled and a new one tssued
BANkBOoK No. ss6.52s OF the Jn!on Dtaas
savings Bank - missing. Any person havfrS
claim 10 u Is hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled and new ons issued
LOST OF STOLEN. -Bankbook No. $40 So OF
the German Savings Bark. In the City Of New
York. corner 4th ave and 1fth St. issued TO
Elise PfanennacE- AL persons are Cautioned
against negotiating the sams. II not returned
70 the bank en- the 18th day OF February 1910
a duplicate Will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN--BankbcoN No At SCI o.
the Enlisralr Industrial savings Bank. Paw
ment stopped Please return book TO sank No
5l Cham5srs Ct January Is I9le
LOST OR STOLEN.-BankbOok No COL 400 OF
the German Savings Bank in the Citv OF New
York. corner 4th ave- and itth st iSsues tt.
John Calogtanni- All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II returned 10
the bank on the 10th day OF February I9l0 a
duplicate viii Be issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

POSITION FOR INVESTOR
Man who can invest $4,000 or sell stock ss-
This amount viii be given position payins 81 s0s
yearly besides the investment paving dollar cor
dollar the first year. Addsgss for inforr,stin-
send reference 10 W ~. Miller. Jr-. East Liver
rcol. Ohio
FuSNISftED Room HoCSE. cheap: full: pa,-
ing we'll: good location: leaving city. 81 Esss
i2sth 81.
AfTENfIcN.--Ifs YOU desire ~ buy ~ SET env
kind or business call Us: partners pro-
cured: patents sold. our methods show results
CONWAY g Co. go Rresdsvsy
At GREAT REDUCTION. printing et an
SUCCESSORS 70 Call Press i4e Fulto~ 81 y
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
LOST AND FOUND.

s5.000Oo REWARD
for information leading the recovery OF Jewels
stolen from Apartren; 2OS. Hotel Lorraine De-
cenlher IL 1909 AL cOnan.unicat tionS treated
with absolute confidence Ne Questions ASKED
address TdE MOONEY & BOLAND pETEC-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
HELP WANTED.
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Female.

NURSES wanted for institution near city tu-
herculosis patients; s25 monthly, with mainten-
anee and laundry. IrTia's Nurses Registry. II
West 18th So.
oPERAToRs on Six waists: steady work
good prices; open shop guaranteed. Apply
8. Fl. s. NJ. Co. so3 Mercer st.
QPbRATORS-Ladies' neekwear; inside or out:
coed salary: steady. Apply all week, Hyman
40 Greene st.
OPERAIoRs--operatoTs wanted on corset
waists; strippers. binders. seamers and girls
TO sew buttons; steady work. The Lay &
Way Co, 5e Blsccker ST.
PANTRYMAID. for city hospital: any natienai-
ify; young girl prefsrred. Universal Employ
mant Bureau, Is East 2ad ST. idiss Peckhani.
PARLpRMAID. for school neat and willing;
On. wiss e & rsssrsases ssS Invesai Employment
N.tLEELADY whc has had experience in repre-
s4uting financial propositions can make money
with US Call Elernings I01 World Buiding.
SECOND NURSE. two children. and years
$22; city Miss FitzGe1ald's Employment Bu-
lesu 5oS 9th are; entrance on 42d q.
SOFRANoS--New Jersey and Brooklyn churches;
$500, $500. wehster's Choir Exchange. 1876
STENOGRAPHER Monday; we have dozen po-
sitions with commercial houses, law ofices.
paying s6-sl5, mostly 81 Jupp Exchange. 81
Nassau ST.
STENoGRAPHERs-T positions, in COM
mercal offices, paying about Si2, with good
chance advancement: also other positions. Jupp
Exchange, 81 Nassau st,
STENoGR APdEsR, capabIe OF assuming respon
sibility and managing the office; two positions;
salary $50 up Jupp Exchange, 81 Nassau ST
STENoGIiAPIER, law. SO; commercial. s14;
bookkeeper-stencgraphcr Sl2 refined sppii-
canis only; advanced beginner. SS Call. Elsie
Diehl Exchange. 80 Nassau ST.
s1ENOGRAPH1R. insurance position. West
125th St. SIS: downtown banking house, SIS:
bookkeeper. stenographer. SD St. Si2 CAN
D1ehl Exchange 90 Nassau Ct
TWO GIRLS, together. cook and chambermaid-
waitress Scotch English preferred, for Con-
necttcut; $50. S25. Womans Domestic League,
II East sd st. Agency.
WAITRESS, Norwegian with good references.
wanted for family in city Apply Monday
morning, schroeders Bureau. I3o Lexington ave.
5Sth-59th sts
WAITRESS, first class, in small private family;
best reference required; Irish preferred. JUS
sila Bureau $50 Lexington ave,
WAITRESS, at once: swedish; s25 small fam
lily; city. Waldorf Bureau, L West 3Sd St.
near 5th ave. No fee till placed.
WAITREsS-First class waitress wanted inme-
diatcIy German. Swedish French; private
family; city references required Astor Court
Bureau. "a West 33d ST.
WAITR RESS~-F'irst class waitress wanted inlme-
dately; German, Swedish French; private
family; city references required. Astor Court
Bureau, "a West SD St
WAITRESS. to assist with chamberwork; city;
S25 Miss FitzGeralcs Employment Bureau
sos 5th ave-: entrance on AID st.
We NEED OPERATORS; women used 70 foot
power machines viii be taught TO learn power
machines and paid while learning. Call, Smith
Co. As Greene ST.
Ss5.-COOK for boys school: wages sS5; city.
Universal Employment Bureau. 2s East I'D st.
Miss Peckhsln
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
SIQRAG

HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co III
East lOoth sS-stcraze. u,ovlns. carpet aSsnn,
nS. Telephone S5O-Teth 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
HELP WANTED.

CASHIER and payroll man wanted for large
factory IN country: prefer married man; salary
go MighiA position Broker, Flatiron Build
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Female
ATTENpANV.--Capable OF taking entire charge
OF neryoIs mental case, graduate nurse;
ten years experience; speaks French, German !;
will travel. NJ. Miss FitzGsrald's Bureau, 503
5th ave (entrance 42d ST..
DRESSMAKING done out by day; excellent 1T
and fworkuaaps ship: reduced price. Mrs. Tim
norman. 243 East a3d 81
DRESSMAKINc;. altering. nne sewing; would
go out by day. Thurston, Apartment H. eos
East 66th st.
GIRL-Aged l6: high school education; where
ART talent can Be used. Burg 3S6 East 66th ST.
GOVERNEss Young German lady, well edu-
Gated. speaking French fuently. wants per-
HAIR GOODS Of every kind; hraies purys and
transformations made 10 order either from Gus
toner's hair or own stock at wholesale prices by
expert. Foreman. Box lis. 1862 Broadway.
NATRON manageress or housekeeper by an
educated. capable woman, 81: Institution 1r
Tribune. Harlem. 263 West i25th st.
suzanne; makes rernodels ladies' ana chtl-
dren's hats newest French models received
weekly. goods bought Wholesale for customers
Mile. Josephine. Eox lis, 1862 Broadway.
RESPECTABLE young widow wishes Cleaning
Offices. mornings or evenings: good references.
Mrs Goshen. 534 West 43d AZ
sTENoGRA PHER christian,: mali order ex-
correspondence without dIefation: salary siS
Mildred. Box ~ Tribune Office.
sTENoGRAPHER.--Ex English ana French:
rapid Translator. seeks evening work. Address
Mics g.. Box Is. Tribune Once
STE NstGR RAPHER.--Espert and accurate. wants
temporary work Is available al any hour
Room l.soe Evsrstt ruildng. IS East lTth st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

COUPLE, for country; outside man; good cook:
wages $50 Universal Employment Bureau, 2s
East 23d 81. Miss Peckhanl.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

CORRESPONDENT Portuguese and English, for
export house: salary 81 G40 TO s 200 creden-
tiai Employment Corporation established 1900.
90 RrosdNay-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
THE kEST SALESMAN
Is
9 ATALO OG
Rightly Arranged and Wardsd.

iii compile O. reTise cz-slogs and Circular
lc- Is ls-dHEre stores. tinware, plumbing
cseaIe, eg-i-uhUral and similar bus;nesse
Ipcn -essonsl:a ter1cs Interview solicited y.
6ex = Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

NURSES wanted for institution, near city. tu-
herculosis patients; s25 monthly with manten-
Inee and laundry. Iryia's Nurses Registry. II
Vest 11fb
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

SALESMAN. about IS, Hebrew
preferred; cash security required. o5oI Web
ster ave, Frrdham. Call Monday a n.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

NLERk-Ecucated young American, Gentle, 70,
Junior position large firm; splendid chances
Crsdential Employment Corporation. 253 Broad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11

flsfaplan aay aes bs has = lasts
les feFmi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
FOR REFORM IN THE LAWS.

Bar Association of the house
bill
Judiciary ITSELF the recommendation
probability
failure either the committees
indisposion
little of will
overlooked the and subsequent of
all
the of their respective States but to bring them into uniformity early
qig the garg inconsistencies and inequalities
contradictions national criminal jurisprudence The task
than that pointing evils be admitted that those who have
qualified
rational of its fangs
Charestown Massachusetts,
that the prisoners
probably unfortunate combination circumstances
nobody particular held bamabe But the pub
another
of robbery involving the of 49, In Cincinnati recently
the interest of justice
popular should swiftly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
ORIENTAL RAILROADS.

the world
displayed the railroad situation China and Manchuria
diligently
each other regarding Door, the
China would Russia what they
could, asking o
November the East China railway purchased by the japanese
million dollars Picking
mad which China of
mining along the of the South Manchuan line and the
which
protest found it not nimca to
American
revision the tariff the Picking agreed TO borrow German
a
the United States share the opportunity made until Taft
the White House thereafter Cns attention directed
existence which the Picking
promised that needed railway construction II would
Great ba and the United States The inevitable result that
larger loan sod aud that Of IL 10 BIO forth
coming from America
Now kno has pat spoke In the Japanese wheel aud protesting against
Aunohpilan
Powers 10 all the Powers be allowed sar
tho Through o. objects aud ~ u
possible Britain ally will objection Against th
. Los stands snayed America Auis, aad France
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
TIME FOR AN EXAMPLE.

The dasdy habit mainland drivers of
automobiles victims their be
picked speeding themselves identification
has reached Honolulu Late Saturday night speeding machine struck down
seriously
whether victim
did
only knew enough the towards instinct of
An automobile should
license that he is in control machine capable If he
that driver guilty anger
knife
should little hands his
placed N trial, ~. - 40
Because automobile
why he should be allowed privileges That
only in Honolulu, but elsewhere.
In instance punishment
Honolulu possible of
driver who magd up
into a good inanimae things.
During months
able accidents which
Some of the the
finish, the court allowing private settlement
The assumption be that in
the parties Immediately should asump
in murder uihes the dropping prosecution
through Ieekessne
ohs lie
least that should happen the forfeiture license
The OF Saturday night
seaseess body OF A. H. smith
viii probably of
peeder but Of aneag prosecuting them as eaamp pub
opinion seems not 90 be effective in speed within
Regard for e rights Of oles has compared pleasure
Warnings Laughed aud relied pull aelt
them oai Of he troubles and the susper
sion Of a few licenses would teach them pud,a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
THE SMILE THAT GAME OFF.

oncidont announcement
corporations and and plain
VeoU1o i 'nS sV'0'"'s "" NS
Through the great circle winning m
through the Middle West the face the suenc which his endorse
carried it through the Northwest in
., dwn o.rod = dovn h Mssnn wboo t;s s1rorL barre
speeches cyey gowied
New
Orleans deep convention With the smile still to be observed he
Washington and his
the nsurgn
strengthened with had learned
Bnk Eba enthusiasts,
Roosevelt the White 1912; South
administration ready league themselves with
branch of the Republican party that offered hand
nd still smile
Charges against Bainger against
smile waved with the smile and the soft answer he
% 4 cannon; ; p ~ t,o sa 81 hs fi.ds Who d h; s ~
smiled When Cannon warned him that the
sisted, he smiled Smiling he faced the congressman
that smle has OF
Bangr with
anything the service
shoulder the whacking
administration
President outlined advance the for
corporations promises
anything Roosevelt Great Trust Buster still
1.-THE attacks upon the persisted along
the and the trees that the
of the Taft administration after but the scals of the admin
The past two weeks time SMILE
Yesterday
secretary chief
uence All that President
simply opposon
the CLAWS brought
Things President
who in office for the love of his work.
Pin was
admins
by all the formed to make the
dictator the Pinchot brought
the head minority overued his rulings
Inn presidential smiles.
whole of the administration will defeat whatever
ationst President second
OPPORTUNITY himself
fight Oppor
Republican rustuster the conservator
the o strenuosity without smiles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
DEBAUoH1Na THE PUBLIC.

The members of the board of the
whisky compound whisky reeaers whisky and dag0 red
wine in which they the of Honolulu
pear that WHISTLES and aged wines are
than the various phoney brands AN
appears o7ng the Wholesale dealers in intoxi
comply provisions law it of the business
of the commissioners what allows
respect membu of the bOafd The Advertiser insists
allow continuance present conditions selling
this city very truthfuy by of the representatives of
u r tha Of e several sudden deaths in this community
curing past all pronounced by physicians to be
liquors We do know, notwithstanding
the expert opinion expressed glass light
that little Baby Kerr dangerously ill when
Hospital She had been poisoned by the wine she drank
Perhaps the commissioners forgot these things -
her commissions and her limp, baby
body police patrol they would remember
had witnessed the grief of kao when he awoe find the
the of impure liquor her dead
of the debauch still her staring dead eyes they would
If they died
drunk his deathbe had been
of less humble, they would have forgotten
sudden horrible soemnity
wealthy, Death follows the tran
a p :; Cl it imitation name it das red label it compound;
kills. sooner OF later, with equal certainty
OF the among past
two years frenzy practically
there
drank liquors. excessf Not Every
ntoxcants that section of the city where the gh-
of cheap liquors murderOus onea We
drunk is police term that almost invariably
on cheap and fiery liquors
But the pure it, say pure
provided it be labeled Purity
Often it does in the meaning of the law This no
poison be sold the Honolulu bars with i'm
act provides N them.
Who Honolulu
importers well known that the Hawaiian
what the ima tionsa provided for
Hawaii 1t well known that ninety
caused by the White Plague those Hawaians
Is therean
Let he commi
Perhap
of
Territory, lies within
the manufacture and sale of this class of liquors
When the wholesale dealers proposed assist uplifting the liquor trad
through
yesterday commissioners dipe
cndemnng the wholesalers conded praised thu
of The Advertiser other
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
MRS. ATCHERLEY
BEATS HARRISON
Jury, in Four Minutes, Decides
Woman Lawyers State
ments Are Correct.

After listening to testimony and
argument all day long, it took Judge
Whitney's jury just four minutes yes
terday afternoon TO decide that Mrs.
Mary Atcherley owes t. NJ. Harrison
$492, instead of the $1,000 claimed by
the lawyer.
Mrs. Atcherley showed herself good
deal of lawyer, too, for she handled
her own case, appearing as complain
ant, principal witness for the complain
ant, and attorney for the complainant.
Mr.. Harrison occupied the various roles
of defendant, chief witness for the de-
PENDANT and attorney for the defend
ant.
Harrison put on his own case He
claimed that Mrs. Atcherley owed him
$500 on two notes, given him, he ca.
planned, for legal services rendered,
and $500 not secured, for further legal
services rendered. He claimed that he
had spent nearly all of his time for
weeks trying to get DR.. Atcherley out
of the asylum, and thought he was en-
titled to all he asked for
Mrs. Atcherley didn t think so. She
didn't even think that Harrison had
really tried to get the doctor out, but
expressed the belief that he was IN
cahoots with the Doctors enemies. She
said that when he came to her and pro-
! posed that she get DR.. Atcherley ss1o
sign statement to be prepared for
him by DR.. Peterson to the effect that
he was drunk when he made the state
ments that led to his arrest for IN
| sanity, she Indignantly fred Harrison,
| telling him that she would get some
| lawyer who is more honest than he.
| She explained that the reason she had
| not met the notes for 5000 was that
DR.. Atcherley's family, for the first
time since she married him, had en-
! tirely neglected him and had even re-
Trained from answering the urgent ca
blegram she sent them appealing for
| financial assistance.
Mrs. Atcherley argued her own case
before the jury and Harrison argued
his, but Mrs. Atcherley won, the YER
dict of the jury that she owed HarrI-
son 1892 being in accordance with her
own admission. She said she owed
that amount and had no intention of
denying it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
POLICE ARE HUNTING
FOR THE CHAUFFEUR
Man Who Ran Down A. H. Smith
May Have to Answer for
His ReCkIeSSneSS.

The detective force worked all day
yesterday trying to find clue to the
identity of the automobile driver who
knocked down and ran over A. H.
Smith early Sunday morning. Owing
to the fact that the injured man him
self can not give them any help at all,
and because at the time of the acct
dent there was no one on the street,
there is hardly anything to go by and
it is only by indirect deduction that
they can make any Roadway at all.
The time of the accident is uncer-
tain, as the stories told by the Young
Hotel man who saw Smith leave the
Young building and the man who was
on the automobile stand opposite differ
as regards time. He was seen to leave
the hotel and walk across the street.
At the time he did SO there were three
autos in sight, all coming towards the
spot where Smith was hit and it is one
of these that is responsible for the
accident.
| McDuffie talked for a short time to
the injured man in the hospital yes
terday, but Smith could say little. He
saw flash of light and tried to dodge
backward but was too late. After
that he did not know anything until
he came to some time afterward.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11

While eongfsfs arlalng ile fAaupf presidential IA
eugulAt nl1 ars s ibe date be i unchanged
lp il b. shifted apeua fae bisfads
49, 9sy I'M D. ssRgsiioa fol e piemeloa fprlntae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11

There seems 10 be hpg into e concerning
ths sh ef tho superintendent Of public corporations HiA
fedsal fsnel 10 @ he p u my spsl,sou fsaf
tAsi a fasa ne - against irr bpi that tod prevent eg
sass e ~ - question ilh pmrt ncuuHA nouaun pahals
az sereis do ae eaai 20 haes Wha F M esnda mey haze
ta ~ palls apa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11

Aside from the above matter only
two questions came before the board
Lewis & Co. asked for and obtained per-
mission to dispose of their remaining
stock of liquors by having il sold at
public auction.
No Selling After Hours.
George Lycurgus, of the Union Grill,
once more petitioned the board for per-
mission to sell after hours, stating that
tourists and Others who come here are
greatly disappointed at not being able
to get liquor with their late dinners.
The board once more turned him down
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
Assistant for Doctor Duncan,

With this the beard dropped The mat
Ter until Il Nent into faeeutiye eesi
Zion, The result 1T the aasfet dlaenf
sion, hnHaNef, Aas tbs rejection " Tbs
proposition made b the nh0lesaifTs,
W. eauldnil see HnN usaif Rala
lafeH4a gaale latafi IL employing 4
chemist 10 d. nala ID tue h4p0l ulsu
W laland ~ 80 II - sea nni -
fsnFa ~ haff ~ aallsiani ~ lneial
nuafea appH alea q ~ ihs nofA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-04
RENTAL. BARGAINS


1893 y. Gath, 6-r, city water. gas electric
light, ETC., newly pc pered, ST.
10 s. Sith, 3-r, city water, S.,
26O4 Decatur, 7-r.. all mod. only $50
42l1 Harvey, S-r, all mod. only S2150
1905 Burdette, Or, house mod. except heat,
good barn, S25.
400 lizard, Ter, all mod. only $3.50.
ll3 N 18th, good OR. house. mod. close
in, Will paper S22.5
S0i7 Emmet, new 5-r modern cottage. $3.50
4l0j Lafayette, choice SIR. strictly mod
home, fine neighborhood, S45
4l4 N 4lst Ave, G-r, all mod. new S35
1923 s Sst.. s-r,, mod, special price 10
20l5 Pinkney, Ter. all mod. S35.
SlS ;: Ath' S-r' strictly mod. fine shape
Az N; 2sth Ave, s-r., strictly mod house.
good shape. $3.50
400 Charles S-r., strictly mod. fine loea.
ton. $50
Si5
1868 Farnam, 7-r.. mod, $40
See our list before You move
PAYNE, BOSTWICK * SLATER.
Sole Agents dOl n. Y Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN A DE-.
sIRABLE NEIGHBORHOoD,
127 n. % AVE.
A thoroughly up-to-date home; 1O-rooms
servants room on third floor: two bath
rooms. Or. J. r.. Summers. 1924 Dewey
Ave. Tel. Harvey 80, or Douglas GA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-04
MUST BE SOLD IN THE
NEXT THIRTY DAYS

64O-acre improved farm, 2h miles from
Venango, Perkins coputy, Neb. all good
farm land. smooth and practically level
and good soil all fenced and cross-fenced
fair set farm buildings, 200 acres cultivated
$b an acre. which is IS to SO an acre less
than any like land can be bought for I'm
same locality. Get busy on this II you
want a bargain.
4sO-ACRE WELL IMPROVED ROCK
COUNTY FARM 1 miles from Newport,
all rich valley land, 200 acres farm land
balance used for hay and cuts 400 tons
good set OF buildings and well fenced: $40
an acre II sold this month; $40 after July l.
4sO-ACRE FINELY IMPROVED Greeley
of II rolling; no sand or alkali; all fenced
and cross-fenced, excellent set OF farm
buildings and plenty OF them; 100 acres
cultivated balance now used for hay and
pasture. This Is a fine home; $3.50 an
acre buys It for q short time. Terms easy
W. w. MITCHELL, Agent
Board OF Trade Bldg. Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-04
OSTEoPATHY

Alice johnson. sOs-s Brsndeis Theatcr Bldg.
Or. Kathryn Nichols. SIS N. Y. Life Bldg