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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
POSTMASTERS AND CARRIERS
Names of Men Who Have Been Sc
lected to Serve the Cow
ernment.
(From a staff Correspondent }

(From Staff CorreSpondent)
WASHINGTON, April 13,-(special Tel
egram. Rural carriers have been ap-
pointed as follows:
Nebraska-Dawson, route 2, ]. G.. Ryan
carrier, D. O'Grady substitute; Dorchester,
route /, e. E. Willis carrier, M. NJ. Wall
substitute; Sargent, route 1. G. r. Doug
las carrier, no substitute; Wausa route
l, ]. E. Peterson carrier, no substitute.
South Decentralization, route T. S. NJ,
Venderley carrier. no substitute.
Postmasters appointed: Iowa-KiTkville,
Wapello county, r. p. Johnson, vice S..
r. Johnson, deceased.
South Dakota - Mclaughlin, Corson
county. r. s. Mclaughlin, vice r. c..
Pangler, resigned.
The application OF F. NJ. Searle. Theo-
dore f. Goold, A. Nelson, r. T. Lewis and
w T. Aud to organize the Citizens Ma
tional bank of Ogalalla, Neb., with $25,-
600 capital has been approved by the
comptroller of the currency.
The comptroller has also approved the
conversion OF the Commercial bank Of
Chappell, Neb.. into the First National
bank OF chappell, with $4,000 capital
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
NORRIS AGAIN RAPS CANNON
Nebraska Congressman Flags "Uncle
Joe" at Banquet in Utica.
SAYS SPEAKER HAS LOST CONTEtu tu
Refers 60 IIltnOis Leader NJ Iron Duke
and Declares He should BE
ReIeEated 60 Rear
Rank.

UTICA, N. Y, April iS-"The present
dlstrust Of popular representation In iegls-
latlve bodies means sooner or later a
practical despotism." declared State SUPER
intendent OF Insurance william H. Hotch-
kiss in a speech at the annual banquet OF
the Oneida County Republican league here
tonight.
The speakers included Charles J. Bona
parte, formerly attorney general OF thR
United States and Congressman George ".
Norris Of Nebraska.
Merwin NJ Hart, president Of the league
in his Introductory remarks said thelPN NlOple
are as hard to fool as In Lincoln's time
were not deceived by the Payne-AIdrich
tariff bill and are tired OF continued dis
closures about politicians for revenue
only"
Mr.. Bonapartes address was an analysis
Of the methods OF bosses and rings. a pro-
test against the methods OF both ana a
plea for returning political power to the
people. .
The mass of our citizens habitualy
come to the polls not to choose their
rulers, but to record a preference between
nominees of two usurping monopolies," he
said.
Tariff Promise UnkSpt.
Congressman Norris referred to the tariff
promise made to the people at the last
republican convention in Chicago and said
he did not believe this pledge had been
fulfilled. He also paid his respects to
Speaker Cannon, saying the speaker had
gained a power second to none unless IL
be the president, a power not given by the
constitution. y
These self-constituted and selt-appointed,
and, I hope, temporary leaders Of republl-
canism must be relegated to the rear and
made to serve In the ranks" said Nh
Norris.
Because the insurgents refused to vote
to declare his office vacant the speaker
called them towards It may be that after
the legislative program. we have pledged
to the people is carried out, the speaker
will have the opportunity Of witnessing an
exhibition OF that courage which he said
we lacked. II he possesses tho courage ho
thinks others lack, he might screw up Just
a little and get enough of It to hand Dr.
resignation in to the house. which he c&n
certainly do at any time
THE speaker has lost his control One
Of the greatest machines in American poll
tics lies PROSTATE at the feet Of the people
today and It will not be long, my friends.
before the Iron Duke Of Illinois standing
on his political ST. Helena will be able
TO look across the sad waves at disappear.
ing worlds that once were his and whose
people formerly bowed down before his
throne in humility and submission"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
MOBILES OF MYSTIC SHRINE '
OPEN ANNUAL C0NCLAVE,
Delegates Number $4,000 at New
Orleans UOnventiOn---CampA
Begin for Next Year.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1S--With the ar
rival of the last of the visiting delegates.
the Mobiles OF, the, Mystic Shrine in annual
eonclave today opened the thirty-sixths
meeting of the imperial council. Tonight
the registry indicates 5000 shriners are
here.
The reports submitted today show tha#
during the last year there has been a net
increase in the membership OF 1l,O21. There
is now total balance in the treasury Of
$1O7, ,416.S1. In the report Of the imperial
potentate comment is made on his c:~1er
concerning uniformed female patrols. The
order was TO the effect that no temple
of the Shriners would be allowed to organ
ize any uniformed body Of women and
introduce them into any ceremonial ses-
sion or permit them TO appear in any
parade. The order grew out of the appear
ance Of patrols Of uniformed women i1
the parade at Louisville. KY, last year.
The report OF the recorder showed that.
Medinah temple of Chicago stIll leads with
membership of s1S3, Mecca Of New York
coming second with 6SS2 members.
Campaigning for next years conclave
was resumed. Milwaukee, Rochester, De-
troit and Spokane will appear on the off,
cial ballot.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Wealthy Widows
Body in Trunk
Corpse Found Fully Attired with No
Marks to Indicate Murder
Suicide Says Jury.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, April 13.--Although a
coroner's jury this afternoon returned a
verdict Of suicide or accidental death in
the case of Mrs. Gertrude Maxwell, a
wealthy widow who was found dead in a
trunk at her home near Palmyra today
relatives are not convinced that she ended
her own life and declare they will conduct
a more thorough investigation than that
Of the jury.
County Treasurer Wade Maxwell, son,
declares his mother was murdered and is
working on this theory. Friends of the
woman scout the suicide theory and be-
lieve her death was accidental She was
Of timid disposition, they say, and in
their belief, became frightened and hid
herself in the trunk, dying from ~suffoca-
tion.
Mrs. Maxwell, who was about 60 years
old. was fully dressed. Her knees were
bent so that her chin rested on them. At
times she had lived with her only daughter,
Miss Maize Maxwell a teacher in the
Palmyra school
Last Wednesday she telephoned a physi-
clan that she was i'll and he prescribed
for her over the telephone. Coroner
O'Donnell ordered an autopsy to be made
on the body.
The coroners jury that held an inquest
into the death Of Mrs. Maxwell this after
noon brought in the following verdict:
I'VE the jury find that Mrs. Gertrude
Maxwell came to her death by getting into
a trunk and closing 1t, where her body
was found at a. M, April 12.'
The trunk was open when the coroner's
jury viewed It. In the bottom were several
rags which were appaI emily saturated with
carbolic acid. The acid stains on the
rags were the chief evidence upon which
the jury reached it's conclusion.
Testimony revealed that Mrs. Maxwell
was worth between $4,000 and $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for April lS, 1910
furnished by the Midland Guarantee ~
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1Il4
Farnam street. telephone Douglas 1853:
A @. Meyers to Hastings a. Hey
den, lots II and Is, block l, Payne =
william pnIS s. Hills to n e. Wheeler,
lot 8, Hills add. dd......................' z'o0V
South Omaha Land Co. to J. f. Nc 49,
Auley, lot 6, block 30 South Omaha 20
NJ A. Enright and husband to j. N,
plsce M 49, 1000
George ]. Stoney and wife to Cyrus
d. Glover, lot 16, replat block l, -.
Charles B. Kountze and wife to M. M.
Schonborn, lot IA, block IL, Kountze
q Ruth.s .,..''.,, "'''
Jno. c. Baines and wife to NJ M.
&. Ruth's ........................,....... ~ ~ $500
NJ. NJ schonborn to Chicago Great
snd MSSi5,I Is, block iI II, Rountae & Ruths. 1850
George H. Ponder and wife to 5. ID.
Upburn, lot IA, block 122, Dundee o
Morningside Land company to w. r. -.
e. I. PARK to Peter s. Rosander, lot
%, block 49, IIalcyon heights. s.......... 80
o. C. Redick to Floyd Humes, lot 10,
block 1, Madison square. .............. 22S
Arnold ID. Hansen and wife to James
Jones, lots and 4, block 2, Lam
caster place ...............,....... L7V
L. ElllRan ana WlIe TO H. >. OeNeT-
ance, block AZ, Benson. n................ 3,5C(
S. Heyn and wife to James Kizak
and wife, e42 feet of s140 feet of lot
IL, Barker's allotment. .......... 1,2O
Grace Silie to s. ]. De Bosia, lot g.
block "E, loves ......,,............' 3oC
II ms feet er lot s. block 10. city....' sO,OOc
Elizabeth Kountze Real Estate Co. to
K. p. Morgan, lots II and IL, block
/, Kountze place ....................... 2,00(
Mary +. Morrill,, as guardian, to
Grove Wheaton Construction Co.,
lot 10, block 102, Dundee place........
Charles e. Williamson, tr., to S. NJ.
Sadie, lots l, 2, 10 and IA, block a.
James park ..............,......,..., 56S
James s. Norris and wife to Ed Olsen,
lots IL and 1S, block 122, Dundee
place .........................,.. bO
E. e. V. Panell and husband to
Charles L. Allemen, lot 8, block 2,
1st sub of Griffen & Smiths. 10,O0
B. Sheridan to James p. Brophy n33
feet s66 feet, tax lot 81, all in swA,
Barker Co. to c. G. Anderson, lot 8,
block 9, Creighton heights. Isl
c. c. Wilson to Leo P. Wilson, 500
feet w5 feet lot and 500 feet ESQ
feet, lot s, block T. brakes add. so
M, ]. Adams to e, C. Adams, n31
feet lot 36, go feet lot 81, Rees' place
George p. Hulst to Pat w. Coakley,
lots to 4, block T. Hulst's add.
Ed. c. Adams to M. Nj. Ish, n31 feet
lot 36, s22 feet lot 81, Rees place.. 600
NJ. S. Joslin to Nathan p. Dodge, jr.,
s1s lot 2, nlA lot 8, block 21, Z. V.
Smlths ''''''''''.....'..''.'''''' T5O
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

GRANT COUNTY, S. D., FARMS.
l60 acres miles from Troy; 12O acres
under plow; 20 acres timothy, balance
meadow; all nice, level land; best OF soil:
small house and granary; fine farm. Price,
s5. $50; 81, $50 cash. balance at yer cent.
800 acres 2,s miles from Troy, 40 acres
under plow, balance all tillable; good soil
no buildings; a beauty. Price. SlO,bO0; one
half cash and balance at per cent.
800 acres 2lk miles from Troy; i2O acres
under plOw, 20 acres tame Erass, 100 acres
fenced for pasture; all nice land and all
tiliable; nice large house, good barn. gran
ary etc; nice grove trees; wells. good
water, 65-barrel cistern: a beautiful home,
Price. Sls.SO0; one-half cash and balance at
G per cent.
eco acres miles from Troy; 400 acres
under plow, 80 acres tame grass, balance
pasture and hay land, 25 acres fenced; ~
acres grove; fine large house, large barn,
granary and other buildings; well OF good
water, windmill, tank. etc.i 10 own this
farm means TO be happy. Price, $40 per
acre; $500 cash and balance at per cent.
Also have raw prairie lands for sale on
easy terms. Address.
THOMAS r. STEVENS,
Troy, S. II
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
GIRL MOTHER FEN YEARS OLD
Child Parent and baby DRUsh'ei
Doing Well I'm Chicago
Hospital.

CHICAGO, April l3.-Officials Of the juye-
nile court today began an investigation OF
the case Of Annie Epps, 10 years olu' VINO
gave birth to q girl baby at the oouh'S
hospital several days ago. II was reported
that the young mother and ehld were IN
good health.
"The young mothers age has peeh III
vestigated and it has been SHOWN apso-
lutely that she is Just 10 years Ola sa'u
a physician at the hospital 'she Is one
of the youngest mothers known IN TINS
part of the world"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
DILLON AND J. GLASS. GLASS ABE %,E, ,GIyI. Out
Leaving Field TO Schroeder
and ThOFsOn.

HURON, S. D., April 1S.-tspecial Tele-
gram)-C. H. Dillon. Yankton, and W. f.
Glass. Watertown, candidates for congress
on the progressive republican ticket. have
advised r. o. Richards, chairman Of the
republican primary organization, OF their'
withdrawal from the contest schroeuer
Of Rapid City and Thorson ofSanton are
the only opponents of Martin ana Burke
and Richards asserts that the saeritlee
made by Dillon and Glass means the de-
feat of Martin and Burke. and assures
the success of the progressive state ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

SOOIft -DAkOIA LANDS.
640 acres, lying on the valley at the foot
of the Washington hills. with 5000 worth
of improvements, consisting OF a good, new
bank barn 40X65, with plenty of room for
hay, cattle and horses; a good eight-room
house, granary and corncrib; artesian well.
running through hog pasture; COO acres of
this land Is as good land as there is I'm
Hand and Beadle counties, with Just
enough slope TO drain nicely; the other
forty acres consists OF twelve acres of good
natural timber good high building spot
and fine pasture land; 400 acres of this
land is in cultivation and 200 acres Is fine
hay meadow; level land and should be
cultivated this land paid 10 per cent inter
est on the investment for the last five
years. II can be bought for the small sum
OF $3.50 per acre. on good terms; the place
has the advantages or rural free delivery
and telephone; this section Is either an in
vestment or a home for anyone TO handle,
with or without stock. as II lies tributary
70 cheap pasture land; only six miles from
washington. and will bear close inspection;
this Is one OF fifty or more bargains that
we can offer. Washington Valley Land Co.
washington, S. ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
RUTH WHEELER'S BODY
EXHUMED FOR AUTOPSY
stenOgrapher's Remains Dug Up in
Effort to Break Down Defense
of Albert WOIter.

NEW YORK, April 13.-To break down
possible defense OF Albert Wolter, accused
of the murder Of Ruth Wheeler. the body
of the girl was exhumed today and another
autopsy held. VOTERS lawyer had raised
the point that the remains found on VOL
ters premises have not been proven those
of the Wheeler girl and that 1t has not
been proven a murder actually was com
mitted. The bones found in the fireplace
will form one OF the states exhibits at
the trial
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Washington.
PAYS.

DAIRYING PAYS.
And nowhere better than in Snohomish
county, Washington. But little freezing
or hot weather, no bad storms and small
grain, grass, roots and most fruits Yield
great; no failures. Butter 30c per
lb. and higher. Our best dairymen have
money in plenty; is years ago brought
cows here from Wisconsin and have done
dairying, so talk confidently. 1 am now
selling real estate and many farms Have
one of 155 acres. mostly bottom land,
near large condensery and good city;
water piped into buildings, now support
ing 40 cows. Price with tools and some
stock, S15,50O. Good terms. More big and
little. Write for particulars.
J. A. BAKER,
Room 3 Walsh Bldg, Everett, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Missouri.

10 ACRES between lees Summit and
Lone Jack, on rock road: we'll improved;
price. 5000 John w. Luttrell. Indepen-
dence, Mo.
FOR SALE-In Camden county, Mo,
splendid ranch tract, $40 acres; springs
running stream: 60 acres improved clover
meadow; bottom land; blue stem grass
iree range. Also 100 acres Joining famous
ia ia Tonka park, and many other tracts,
SnaH ana large, amounting TO 10000 acres.
frlee, terms address A. II. Jackson. Gil
max Springs, Mo-
lGO-ACRE bottom farm; every acre till-
apie, broom house and other outbuildings;
80 acres under plow; fenced and cross
Ieneed; acres hog pasture, fenced with
plAnki 80 acres pasture. balance saw tim
pef' plenty or water want income prop
erty, merchandise or notes secured by first
MORTGAGES on real estate; price $50 per
acre Address B. f. Clardy Ethel, MO
SOUTH MISSOURI CATTLE AND SHEEP
o,ao 49,. RANCHES.
HlO Ianey county; improved. watered
So; terms.
:, SsOO Christian county; improved; snap;
l4Oo oregon county; unlmprOved; dandy;
1850 and 1900 Carter county; S.
eco and 1870 Taney county; "a
900 and 4i0 and 1.A00; s.
bargains.
osAGE REALTY Co. osceOla. No
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
Arkansas--COntinue

bEAJ 1T VI O1atk region OF Arkaneas
climate, flowing springs. farms all sizes
all prices. Write J. &. Mitchell & Co,
Fayetteville, Ark
INSPECT AND you WILL BUY THIS
12t00 acres In southwest Ark, miles city or
5000; railroad station on land; Red River
valley; solid body; no richer farm land; (;
several improved farms on tract; hickory
oak. ash timber. For quick sale, $50 per
acre; terms. Inspect and you will buy.
LEGRAND w. JONES, Texarkana, Ark
TpW
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

cAI1rnnN1A IANns

CALIFORNIA LANDS.
Free homes In southern California, finest
land, now open for homestead; finest cli-
mate, soil and water; this wont last long;
the chance Of a lifetime; excursion May 3.
For full particulars and descriptive cata-
logue call on or address John Maresh, Hotel
Boquet Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
ohio.
virginia.

WHY remain where the climatic condi-
tions are SO much against you when you
can purchase the richest land at lowest
prices, in the country Of Manatee? A ten
acre farm here will net as much as 100
acres in the north; delightful climate, no
drouths, convenient markets, abundant
labor, good schools; goods shipped from
this county are sold at highest prices in
northern markets; establish q fruit and
vegetable farm here and become independ-
ent; write for booklet. ]. w. White, Cen
eral Industrial Agent, 5. A. l.. Railway,
Norfolk, Va.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Delaware.

DELAWARE FARMS. delightful climate,
productive SOIL best markets, the ideal
farming country; we guarantee satisfaction;
send for free catalogue. Mcdaniel ~ Nc
Daniel, Dover, Del.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Canada.

BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM LANDS.
10000 acres near Fort George on Grand
Trunk Pacific. Rich soil, ideal climate:
small or large blocks; on easy terms The
Mercantile Trust Co., Ltd, Vancouver
b. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
THE CREAM OF THE CREAM.

We have for sale six farms located in
City; they are convenient to schools
churches and good towns on main line Of
railway; most OF them are we'll improved,
and slightly locations. In richness OF soil
they are equal TO the best lands in jackson
county. Missouri of johnson county, Kan
sas, which sell at from 500 TO $3.50 per
acre. We Will sell these farms at from SIS
10 300 per acre. $55 per acre will buy as
good farm, with as good improvements.
as can be bought in the above counties at
from $l25 to $3.50 per acre. no trade, but
fair terms. Act promptly.
ST. JOHN & PARKER, Olathe Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
FIRST CLASS FARM
ron SALE OR TEADE.

have s2O-aere farm, Level and all in high
state Of cultivation; acres beautliul grove;
9-rcOm house with hard wood floor; good
we'll, cistern, garden. small fruit, beauttul
lawn. Large new barn for stock ana hay;
granary, hog house, chicken house, car
dition Buildings painted. It's picture or
a modern farm-"Home Sweet Home
Located in Dakota one and one-han miles
CLEAR of incumbrance. Am moving 10
Omaha, and want TO take a nice, modern
little home as part payment What have
Rome Hotel, Omaha. George W. Bowder.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE


ia0 ACREs-ss cultivation; 100 Flherta
peach trees; $50 1890 acres, black alfalfa
land; timbered; 1880 Robert Sessions.
V'--throA Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Wyoming.

FOR sALE-Ranch on Colorado and
Wyoming line; consists of $500 acres OF
grazing and hay land; ranch is now
stocked with cattle and sheep; will sell
ranch with or without stock. For further
particulars apply to Harry latham, Jelm
Wyo. .s'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Colorado.
COLORADO LAND FOR SALE

BY OWNER.
Att " 20,640 acres of good land, mostly
smooth and rolling, fine soil. 10 be sold In
one body, 10 TO ~ miles east OF Denver on
the Union Pacific X. X. south OF Watkins
Bennett ana Strausburg. This tract lies
close to above towns The land Is all
fenced anu many times cross fenced. Other
improvements: Houses. barns, sheds. cor
rails. private telephone etc. Good alfalfa
and hay land; also springs and other water.
ings. Extra good proposition for sub.
dividing or colonizing. No agents need ap-
ply. Buy direct from owner. NOAH GARcJ.
1G0i GisLarm Place, Denver. Colo
HOMES In sunny Colorado. can To-
cate you on a good 320-acre homestead ;
good water and close to railroad also a
few fine relinqulsEments for sale cheap;
some snaps in decided land. II. E. Huston,
sugar CitY. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
RAILWAY TINE CARD-ooatinped.

ChtcaEO. Mtl,vauEs- = 81. PauI-
Leave Arrive
Overland Limited........a1i;ts nm q 500 an
Omaha Chicago EXp....e 1;lA am q $50 Am
Colorado special. ........a I;6l am All "a pm
Colo California Exp.....a e0y pni q S:R pm
Perry Omaha Local.....h Sis pm bil:K pm
Chicago Great Western--
Chicago Limit ........A 500 pm ....
Twin City Linhted......a $50 pm $500 An
Chicago hkpress...ss.... s......... 9:tS pm
Twin City Expreaa......A e;oo am BsOs pm
Wabash
omaha-St Louis Exp..a ESQ pm q p:B An
Mall and Express. .......a 1880 ann all:lk nu
etanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs).."....b $500 pm biO:l5 am
BURLINGTON SFAFlON--rentA ana
NasOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
MANIFESTATIONS

JAPANESE CHAUFFEUR wants posi-
ton: can drive and repair any gasoline car;
good references. Address 5 1lI Bee.
A CLEAN, energetic young man, with
two years experience as head clerk 10 sales
and traffic manager OF large manutactur-
ing company desires position IN advancing
route OF similar character References. Ad-
dress T. go. care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

WHEN writing to advertisers. kindly
mention The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Illinois.

DESIRE some choice equities in good,
well located land. having small incum-
pranee against; have good, clear property
70 otIer' Russell lie Sourd, 101 Callen-
der Ave, Peoria, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Minnesota.

FOR SALE-My fine improved farm OF
iSSh acres. three miles from Monticello,
Mimi, improvements soil and location ali
good; price, S5 per acre; will sell with a
small payment down and easy terms on the
remainder. c. w. Soesbe, Greene, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
RAILWAY TIME CARD

UNION sTATION-TeatA aad llaso.,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
iowa.

FOR EXCHANGE-Good $500 stock dry
goods, shoes and groceries; what have you
in clear land or income property? NJ. u.
Winnard, Wyoming, la.
IOWA corn land is best land: 100 acres
four miles town fair buildings "a O0O. 1b5
acres two miles town, fair buildings, $S, 800
Write rs. & 81" Buffalo Center Ia.
496 ACRES of bottom land In Iowa. near
Council Bluffs; price, ST5 per acre; will
take SIS 900 in clear land or good merchan-
disc. Also so acres in Harrison county;
will trade equity for something clear that
is worth the money. Address ID. M. Rem
ington, Mondamin, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Florida.
FLORTDA FARMS CHEAP

Would you invest in a 8, 10. 20 or 4O-acre
fruit, vegetable, poultry, pecan or truck
farm in Floridas best agricultural district
II you could get it for SO per acre under
the market price? We are Just opening up
new tract of land in Columbia county
Florida, and while constructing the cam
paign, we will sell in this vicinity few
tracts ON cash or easy payments of S per
month and at $40 per acre under the market
price. We have Just issued q beautiful %
page book, showing pictures Of fields and
dwellings in our locality all in artistic col
ors. We will mail you this book free and
send you such other advertising matter. as
will give you a good idea Of our PROPOSE
ton Our land is convenient to two rail-
roads and we have a modern city Of 5000
people in our midst. People who know
Florida consider our tract one of the very
best propositions in Florida, 1t is endorsed
by bankers, congressman, farmers and the
Board of Trade. Columbia Florida Land
Land Co. $40 Times Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
J. L. WILCOX, Council Bluffs, Ia. larg-
est greenhouse in west; beautiful flowers
for any occasion shipped anywhere in u. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
SELBY
15 ACRES

IL AAOlAI1AO
"a miles northwest OF Florence. close TO
the Calhoun maoadam road. S acres Is
open land, lies level. high and slightly. 10
acres Is in fine pasture has large oak
trees. Can sell 10 acres more adjoining or
can sell you or 10 acres separately.
Hastings q Heyden, 1914 Harvey St.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
You Want a Farm

the other fellow wants city property or
stock OF goods. We want the commission.
Send us full description In first letter and
We will Sc. you a trade.
NOWATA LAND ~ LOT CO..
Suite ga N. z. SAifS BlOASs Red 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

X. 4, and 81 L EE....a s;to am q es@ an
r. G.. ana 81 l. lex
Nv sat u ,. m.....-..all;is pm a $50 pm