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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17

A travelling man who was
talking with Dave Kinnear the
other day told him an old In
dams explanation of the dry
weather throughout the coun-
try. The travelling man was
up in Dakota and there fell in.
TO conversation with a wise old
Indian who claimed to be ITO
years old. After talking about
many subjects the travelling
man finally asked him what he
thought about the drouth. This
was the the old red mans reply:
81 remember when Halley's
Comet came in the sky before.
l remember that for z years
the Indians suffered. Now the
big comet has come and gone
again and before the white man
lies z years Of drought and pes
ltilence. Remember what I say:
the white man wont see the end
of this for many years" Ida
Grove Pioneer.
The Proof "You're very
contradictory, my SON."
"No, Pm not, pa. . Lippin-
colts.
Mayor Dunno, of Chicago,
says that he recently visited a
barber-shop where the barber,
failing to recognize him, was
very laxative.
"Have you ever been here be-
fore" asked the barber.
"Once," said the mayor,
Strange that l don't recall
your face"
"Not at ALL" the mayor as
sured him. cit altered greatly
in healing"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17

The Proof '.You're very
contradictory, my son"
"No, Pm not, pa. . Lippin-
colts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01

whom the United States has no
grievances.
June is the month of roses nd
it is also the appropriate month
for flower mission activities.
The w. G. T. U. will somewhat
change its usual order Of proceed
ure and give an ice cream social
at the home of Mrs. R. C. Greene
on the afternoon of the second
Tuesday in June. The ice cream
and cake will be furnished by
members of the society and each
member or friend will pay ten
cents and the money thus OBJ
tained will be used in local 1lover-
mission work. We hope on that
afternoon to have with us a large
number of friends of the organ
ization. There will be brief and
interesting program at three
o'clock c. w. G.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01

To many a casual observer, the
organization to which we belong
simply represents a few women
who are trying to fight the sa-
loon. 1t is this and very much
more. All reforms are kindred
and the twenty-eight depart
ments of the w. c. T. U. repre-
sent nearly every phase of phil
anthropic work.
For several years it has worked
along the line of peace and ar
bitration. The desire for a great
navy has been casting its spell
over the nation and our govern
ment has wasted millions on its
battleships, but the name of
President Taft may go down in
history for winning the greatest
battle of the ages.
He cannot win this victory un-
less he is supported by the pub
lie sentiment of the people. 1t
would be we'll for individuals to
write and for churches and
other societies to send resolutions
to both the Senate and the House
urging our representatives to
pass the proposed treaty of arbi-
tration between the United
States and Great Britain, thus
showing an interest in the long
stride made toward universal
peace. Two copies should be
sent, one to Hon. S. M. Cullom.
United States Senate, and one to
Hon. VIM. Sulzer, member of
Congress, Washington, ID. c.,
chairman of committees on for
eign relations.
The German Alliance and the
Ancient Order of Hibernians are
sending in petitions from all
over the country opposing the
measure, saying that it will be
used as a coersive measure
against European countries with
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01
Mr.. Church's Letter
Continued from pnge

for telephone and telegraph poles.
The Culebra cut is more than
half completed. From one point
we counted twenty steam shov-
els with dipper capacities of from
two and half to five yards each,
loading as many trains of about
twenty cars each, as fast as ex-
perienced men could manipulate
the same; these trains of cars,
loaded with dirt and rock, were
taken by the locomotives to the
various points on the canal, where
the contents were either wasted
or used in filling.
The slides of the Culebra cut,
that we have read about, re-
minded me at once of the old
slides that have more or less oc-
Cured east of Golden and which
have harrassed the railroad, the
county road and the various
bitches. One of the slides was
about to take in good many of
the government buildings at Cul-
ebra. Colonel Goethels. in speak
ing of the slides, said that while
they were annoying, they were
not so serions as to make the
time of the completion Of the ca
nal materially greater, and that
the only thing to be done when a
slide came in was to put the
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01
Arv ada Boys Letter
Continued from page -

famous Venus de Milo. This
charming statue was found in
1920 by a peasant in the island
of Milo, at the entrance OF
the Greek archipelago and sold
to the French government for
$1,000. The museum contains
sculptures ancient and modern,
thousands of pictures, engrav-
ings, antiquities, art Objects, Ash
atic and Egyptian wonders, ETC.,
etc.
The building itself is very
handsome. The rooms and gal
leries are magnificently adorned,
most costly and most artistically.
The Gallery of Apollo, over 200
feet in length is considered one
of the most beautiful in the
world. The beautiful tables and
other furniture date chiefly from
the time of Louis XIV. Here |
saw the Regent, one of the larg-
est diamonds in the world, val
ued at $1,000, 900. There are
rooms one half a mile long con-
tanning over $500 select paint
ings. Among them are many
widely known paintings such as
Mona Lisa by Leonardo di Vinci,
the most celebrated female por-
trait in the world; The Angelus"
and The Cleaner" by Millet,
etc. No gallery in Europe is so
amply supplied with the works of
Raphael as the Louvre. | stood
to watch an old lady perhaps sew
enty years of age, at work max
ing splendid copy of Raphael's S
Holy Family of Francis l." one
of his richest and most dramatic
compositions. OF all the great
masters Titan is, perhaps the
most brilliantly represented ir
the Louvre. The Louvre repre-
sents more Spanish works than
any gallery outside Of Spain.
Murillo and Velasquez are repre-.
sented by many wonderful paint,
ings. Here, too, there are Reu.
ben's paintings by the square
yard. There are at least TWEEN.
ty-five huge canvasses, remark.
able for their coloring, their life
like vigor and their strangely eff
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01

fective combination of allegory
and realism. In the Louvre are
many fine works by Van Dyck in
his best style. There are no
fewer than twenty by the great
Rembrandt. Holbein is repre-
sented by eight splendid por-
traits. There are many by Eorot,
one of the greatest of landscape
painters.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01

steam shovels to work and take
it out, which is true. When the
sides of the cut have acquird the
proper shape, then the slides will
no doubt stop. In this connec-
ton many hundreds of thousands
of dollars have been spent in max
ing bitches to prevent the sur
face water from running into
the sides of theCulebra cut, which
otherwise would encourage slides.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01
Notice of Adjustment Day.

Estate of Michael Schatz, deceased.
The undersigned, hnyinH been appointed
Executor of the estate of Michael Schatz,
late of the county OF Jefferson, In the State
OF Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice
Tint he will appear before the County Court
OF snid Jefferson County, at the Court House
In Golden, In snid County, on Monday the
3rd day OF July A. ID. 1911, mt the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ. of Said day, Mt which time all
persons having clnims against said estate
nrc notified and requested to attend for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to siid estate are requested
to mike immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated ut Golden. Colorado, this s1th day OF
May, A. ID. 1911.
WILLIAM SCHATZ,
Executor OF the estate OF Michnel Schatz,
deceased,
First pub. June LIST
Last pub June ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-06-01
w. C. T. u. Notes.

Continued next week
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

FOR SALB-An estate in Labette county,
Kansas of 24O-acre stock farm; fine creek
bottom never overflows; miles of Par
sons; has good improvements, some tim
Der, 30 acres in grass, clover. alfalfa, tmo-
thy; plenty of water; rich black land.
Terms on half at per cent, long time.
Price S66 per acre. Bugg Bros, Parsons,
Kan.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

c. Fred Harrison and Geo. T. Morton foi
central bargains, Ole Omaha Natl Bank
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
Canada
1s11--cANADA-l91l

ls11-CANADA-lg1l
wANTED-LIVE AGENTS ONLY.
Men who are thoroughly reliable, TO
handle our Saskatchewan lands on COM
mission We own $4,000 acres finest prai-
RE and park wheat lands In Canada, To-
Gated in the famous Last Mountain Valley.
This district produced its usual fine crops
In 1870 Wheat yields 30 TO 50 bushels COM
mon. Last Mountain Valley has more
railroads than any other district in Canada
OK same size. New road building through
district this year. Choice soil, excellent
water; prices 81 to go, liberal terms. We
operate private cars; organization and sys-
PEARSON Co, LTD. u. s. Office, 100
Temple Court. Minneapolis. MINI
one million acres land for sale, suitable
for colonization or investment. Improved
farms and farm landS Alberta, Saskatch-
evan and Manitoba. Public sales In
March. Write for lists George Edwards.
3l7 Forage Ave, Winnipeg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

am in Omaha during the land show and am pre-
pared to show pats of fine Kansas land for $40 an acre.
This land is part of the tract which sells for $40 an
1t is unmproved. The black dirt is from to Is
feet deep Pure water may be obtained from 60 to 100
feet Annual rainfall is from 20 to % inches
This land produces 35 bushels of wheat per acre and
1t produces 500 pounds Of broom per
One crop this land will pay for the land. This is the
section where sick people get well and well people get
rich
where Independence blossoms
shall be glad TO meet every of you at my booth
in the auditorium to tell you of this land and to sell you
some of it
ALBERT Fl KING,
Home address, Mcpherson, Kan. Auditorium
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

TO s1ehange-lo acres good level farA
lAnd. Oneida county, Wisconsin: meas
railroad and town. country rapidly settling
up and prices advancing; price q. 500. eleaFs
want good, sound young registered Perch
sEon or IT, SSlsi ,a stSIi9n; 70 VEN no isss
ADDRESS Lock BOX 60l Hhihsiandar VIA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

wood county, Kansas, the banner cattle
county in the world. I have 100 acres of
blue stem pasture land for exchange for
merchandise to the amount of $4,000, Price
SOS per acre. Lock Box t64. Eureka, KAN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
REAL ESTATE
FtRW nm RNNJU LNND ron SAL
Ignuffnurel


FOR sALE-Loutslana orange and ng
trees are money makers.
Will sell YOU 5 acres Of fertile lanG with
100 orange ana tig trees bearing i'm year,
Tor $3.50. 50 monthly payments. will cult
vate and take care Of trees and pay tax
Tor 2 years. no interest; title guaranteed,
trees tl.4 season IN this section have melted
from s. TO So inducements on larger
tracts For further particulars address A.
II Qodard Abbeville. La.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

CRAWFORD COUNTY. KANsAS-Nice,
smooth, rich prairie with timber along the
creeks, best corn, clover and timothy land
in southeast KRnsaA Send for description
list. James wilkins Walnut. KAN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SAILS
Observation-Disclosures.

265-ACRE valley stock farm near Leha
non, Mo well improved. good soil. so acre
field iU0-acre pasture, several springs SIC
Terms, no trade. Ed 4. Baumans ~
Bocnville ST, Springfield NO.
FOR SALEM acres splendid Vernon
Co CMo) stock and grain farm, every acre
good. plenty q water. Price. 50 per acre,
as good as SiO0 Iowa land and far better
climate. Write for letter description. X
l.. Spurgeon owner, Olathe. Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND ron SALE


~ acre tract or part plenty OF fruit.
eiso suitable for chicken ranch; barg
n taken az once. close TO car line Call %
Arvada. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
CalifoFhta.

FOR SALE-16O acres Of as good land as
there is in California, half mile from Huron,
Fresno county, trains daily; not far
from Tulare Lake, where there is an album
dance of water; ditch going past this
land is worth $50 per acre; on account Of
sickness this land is offered at SIS per
acre; $1,000 cash down; will divide land IL
required. c.. w. Comstock, owner, 2A g.
Broadway, Los Angeles, CAL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

A BARGAIN III TAKEN SOON-160
acres, good Groom house, large barn, other
buildings, plenty fruit grove 40 acres pas
ture l2O NOW land balance cultivated IA
miles town on good road; rural route, tele-
phone; plenty water, windmill and tank;
zoo rods new hog wire, $50; easy TERMS
w. S. HUBBARD. wSlda. KAN
CRAWFORD COUNTY. KANsAs-Niee.
smooth. rich prairie with timber along the
creeks, best corn, clover and timothy land
In southeast KRnsaA Send for description
list James Wilkins, Walnut Kan
TWO TRACTS OF l,s9O acres each, cheap;
one improved, one not Kingery Realty
Co., K1ngery. Kan
E2S ACRES wheat, corn ana alfalfa land
southern Kansas miles county seat -
acres wheat. 80 acres alfalfa; Well Inn
proved Price So. Ia l. KissT, FL Dorado
Kan.
CRAWFORD county, Kansas. Farmsi
so acres improved; bargain, $1,000; easy
terms, 50 and l60. also 5, 10 and IL acre
fruit and poultry. For particulars Wrtta
Geo. w. stFickier. Girsrd. Kan.
GO ACRES, mi town. New ak room
house; barn, sheds. $40 ploWed, balance
fenced pasture all smooth, ulablS Rural
bors. Crippled with seiauea, cause for
selling. IS per acre; ums II wanted n
W. Albright Brewster. Kan
DRESS your face IN a smile. it wOnt
catch cold NOWB the time 10 swap"
| farms. ranches, city property or mdsa
! Hot bargains for cold dayA Price and
| describe your pToposiuonA h h WadH-
worth. Garden CITY, Kan
SO ACRES alfalfa grain and stock farm,
| rich bottom land, one mile Cherokes
| county, Kansas; Offered short time, 90
| per acre. Act quick h, J, NOtaW, Wichita,
/ Kan.
400 ACRE grain ana stock farm; inn
! proved; 3 miles markets 200 acres bottom
ana upland crop land; springs, well ana
| river, SIS. Special Hsldsr 4 HostTup, Man
/ haitian KAN
! MR.. RENTRR-BarEains In west central
| Kansas. Nice l6Q acres, improved, 5 miles
station; easy terms; t2.50o. $40 acres raw
land. $500. Ed. Ewing Dighton, kan
isO. TEN milss from Emporia; 40 cult
! waited; house rooms, one two rooms; good
| barn; alfalfa, clover, timber; school twenty
! rods, So J. 7. Burton, EmPOria. Kan.
$50 ACRES, we'll improved. adjoinH n I'd
! town in southern Kansas. Alfalfa corn
| wheat stock and fruit farm. Price go OO6:
| bsst Of tsrmA W. L Carter. Sterling Kan
l6O ACRES, five miles from Easton; nearly
| Ali ploWable; new house and barn and ONT
| buildings; 1880. Ed Searles. Easton, Kan
! Leavenworth county.
IS56 ACRES. SOLID tract. 4 sets improve
msnts; miles town. best soil: can't be
duplicated in stats. ga Best tsrms. Kan
Kan. :,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
Arkansas.

INVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN.
Good 16O-acre farm, belonging to heirs
must sell at once; four miles out; 10 In
cultivation. p timber, 100 level, no rock
two sets improvements; fine water; wheat
corn, oats clover land bargain; $4,000
Address Trimble & Smith, Springdale, Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

100 ACRES fine corn land miles from
Independence, Ia, good seven room house /;
barn for eight horses and eight cows; room
for % tons of hay; hog house, chicken
house; granary for 1860 bushels OF small
grain; crib for 1000 bushels of corn; buggy
shed; steel tank and windmill: good fenc-
ing; an ideal farm for general farming or
dairying; price $1,000. Terms 5000 cash,
balance long time per Cent privilege pay
ment. Address o. T.. Bishop. owner, 10Ol
N Fyana St RlOOmingtOn I'll
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

FOR SALE BY THE owNER--1e0 acres
In Mower county. MINI well improved. all
ullabls; miles to town, half mile to school
II miles to Iowa line. Price, so per acre
Seth A. Cheney, Grand Meadow. MINI.
offer at foreclosure prices; about ons-half
value; liberal terms: part or whole; grand
opportunity for retailer. f. w. Taylor a
Bon. Nat Ger.-Amer. Bank Bldg. St Paul
MINI.
FOR sALB-Best cut-over land in north.
ern Minnesota and Wisconsin: t2.76 per acre
and up; farm, timber and iron lands. John
O. A. Crosby. a05 PallRdio Bldg. Duluth
MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
SACRIFICE SALE
KoUNTzB PLACE HOMES
1902 1904 IOTHROP ST.

KOUNTHB PLACE HOMES
18O2-1SO4 LOTHROP ST.
Mr.. Home Buyer here is a chance that
don't come often. Mr. Investment Man
here 10 an investment that Is gilt-edged
On account of leaving the city, / will sell
my two beautiful homes at a great sacri-
flee. One is brand new, has 8 rooms; one
built six months occupied by myself has
rooms; both oak finish and hot water
heat; strictly modern in every respect;
located in one of the finset locations in
Kountze Place. Look at this property and
sonable offer rejected. Easy terms can be
made.
THE FINE BRICK RESIDENCE. 17Os 8
sd Ave, facing Hanscom park, ten rooms
above full basement, furnace, two manties
gas fixtures, all up-to-date, large barn;
look at this then call me up and I'll war
rant you a bargain, John J. Muller, owner.
Tel. Douglas 1891"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
GARDEN sPo5 OF ARAPAHoH

5000 ACRES choicest land in eastern
Colorado, in rapidly developing farm com
tions a. bargain prices. Kennedy Land
Co. 1881 lith Ave So. Minneapolis, Mimi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
OFFERED FOR SALE


MUST make Immediate sale OF house
hold furniture. mahogany piano 15,i,sir 80
met dark oak library table. bookcase.
Chair. dining room furniture. buffet oHk
bed. servants room furniture rugs porch
chairs hammock ice chest ga r.ngS
laundry and lawn equipment; subject to
prior sale. Harvey t55s iOl ~ 3ist ST.. cor
Chicago. ' w
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

FINE land can be bought cheap. Some
and relinquishments, best
water In Arizona and the finest climate.
Apples and other fruits grow to perfection.
For particulars write WILCOX Realty Co.
W iIlcoX Aria
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

FOR sALB-STo TO $50 per acre; 4 cash,
balance long term; the last Of the big
ranches TO be colonixed and in the greatest
irrigation district in the world. where each
land owner has equal right to water and
Il never gives out; RICH level, sandy loami
grows from 5 to crops alfalfa yearly;
dairy products called for each day by the
four big oreameries: no land anywhere
near 20 cheap, any where In distrtct; will
double In value In years; investigate
this. Turlock Garden Land Co.. Modesto
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
WHEN GOING

II will pay you to stop in and call on our
Mr. h. T. Heyden, who will make his head
quarters with the Porter Land company,
Room AIS Pacific Electric Bldg, Los
Angeles, during the next two months. He
will be pleased TO show you where you
can buy the best valley land, close to rail
roads and towns, for the least money and
on the easiest terms, With irrigation or
without. In tracts from 10 acres up. Prices
from S25 10 Sl5O an acre, You can grow
oranges, lemons, grape fruit, table and
raisin grapes, peaches, apricots. figs, Eng
lish wainnts and other small fruit. Also
ali kinds Of grains and vegetables and five
to seven cuttings Of alfalfa a year on this
land, Fine for an investment or a future
home.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

TWO AND ONE-HALF. five and ten
acre tracts, rich soil, splendid schools. Most
productive valley in Montana. Best market
and best prices for produce. Certain. sure
advantages and how to make some money
from Montana soil given by correspond
enCe; splendid opportunity for small capt.
tai Weeks, Real Estate, sheridan, Madison
Co. Montana.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

APPLE land at $S5 per acre, on easy
terms, 10-acre tracts, near Glenwood
within rs miles from s. f.; when cleared OF
brush worth $3.50 acre; splendid soil; good
road, plenty OF water. John Dubuls
Glenwood, Santa Cruz Co.. Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

RENT an oliver Typewriter from tire
OhVer Typewriter Co Phone Douglas 2sia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
miscellaneous.

bECOND-hsnd typewriters sold. repaired.
central typewriter Exchange. 1907 FarnsIn.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
MichiEan.

FOR SALE-56O- acre stock farm in Dick
inson county, Michigan; loo acres under cul-
tivation and fenced. 40 acres partly
cleared 100 acres In timber; 100000 feet
OF stumpage, two houses, two big barns
with stone Easements; stalls In basement
for 100 head OF cattle, one barn 4OXiO0 feet.
blacksmith shop. Complete assortment Of
farm implements including threshing ma
chine. orchard IN bearing Good soil; black
loan; clay subsoil two drilled wells. House
completely furnished. hay, potatoes, corn
one team horses, thirteen head cattle, pigs
chickens, etc. Creek runs through farm
Wagons, sleighs, logging tools. etc. Price,
SIS 900; one-half cash. time on balance For
full particulars and complete list Of farm
implements and timber stumpage apply to
James II. Andrews, Escanaba, Mich.
FOR sALH-i7,oOo acres OF unimproved
fruit and farm lands in eight townships
In Lake, Osceola and Mason counties Mich
igan; formerly hard wood timber lands;
situated in well settled country; title per
feet; abstract furnished. Representatives
at Land Show and at Hotel New Southern.
where samples Of soil and products
are shown. II. w. Marsh. owner. Man.
lntee, Mich.
FARM BARGAIN.
Best 6Oo-Rcre farm IN Mich. black sandy
loan; IL bldgs; l mile from town; net
yearly earnings 5000 r. ArbOgast Bloom
held, N. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
TypswriterA

BUY an L c. Smith q Bros. typswrtef.
p. " Swanson Co. Distributera. is1o Far.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

GREAT AUCTION LAND SALE.
Who wants 10 buy good soil, irrigation
water all you want summer and winter;
reservoir 100000 barrels; a gold dollar for
ten cents. Do not miss It.; come and see
Maps. Information. r. b. Milford. Groner
Weld Co., Colo
FOR sAIB-F1nest 1.sO0 acre improved
farm and ranch In Colorado for $50 per
acre, Every foot OF IL rich and smooth;
only miles 20 Hogo; 500 acres In cultiYa-
ton. J. c. Cane, owner, Hogo, Colo
GARDEN SPOT OF ARAPAHOB
COUNTY.
Now n the time 20 get ready ana buy q
choice garden tract for next spring; have
. choice lot 70 select from. Some good
bargains IN ranches chicken ranches. Call
on The J. r. Harris Realty Co, uS Main
st., Lttleton. Colo.
SIXTEEN successive years Of good crops
make northeastern Colorado wheat lands
the best offering before investors and
home buyers today. Prices advancing, but
one crop stlll pays for the land Write j.
IRRIGATION project containing $3.50 acres
IN Arkansas valley, Colorado; must be sold
at once; first clasB land and water rights,
good natural storage; partly developed;
project can be completed at cost OF s. per
acre and will readily retail at 500 per
acre; price for land and water rights, SIS
per acre, one-fourth cash. Write 20 owner
for engineers report etc. q. ". Sueeter,
Rockford. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

BEST land In wisconsin, any sissd trAeta
nSStA VIA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21

FOR sAIE-At a big bargain, $500 acres
Of rich bottom land above overflow. In
southwest Arkansas; about 1000 in cultivR-
ton; 600 acres deadened and ready to take
in. good storehouse and stock OF merchan-
disc on r. r. system; gin, mules, farming
implements and corn and hay plenty.
VIII sell for SIS per acre and give bar
gain in the personal property.
Want to sell all TO one purchaser. No
agents need apply. Address A. w. Mills,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
FLORIDA LAND.

Soil Of best quality, most desirable loca-
tlon, finest and most healthful climate IN
L. s. and where IL Is possible to become
$40 per month. For particulars. see w. r.
Spencer, S34 N. Lawrence Ave, wichita,
kan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-21
Nebraska.

16O-ACRB home farm In the richest part
Of sarpy county, miles from Gretna, on
the Burlington; 1-room house, large new
barn; granary. corn cribs and wagon shed
and other Improvements. WIN take clear
Omaha lot or house and lot as part pay.
Mortgage $500. runs years. 5l3 per cent,
also $500 due 1, 2 and years.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
lois N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb.