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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
Move to Investigate I
Senator Stephenson
Record of Election of wiscUr,fn Man
Received by Senate ar Re-
ferred to Committee.

WASHINGTON, June S0.-Another SEN
atorial election investigation question was
placed before the senate committee on cleo
tions today when the full records OF the
legislative investigation OF the election of
United States Senator Stephenson OF wis.,
consin were received by the vice president,
laid before the senate and referred to the
committe.
The reference Tas on the suggestion OF
Senator se%H1,,I. a''Ou 0f Idaho a member Of the
The investigation first was made by .
Joint committee OF the Wisconsin legisla-
ture. which found no direct violation OF
law and subsequently by special COM
mittee Of the wisconsin senate, which in
its report made q variety of charges in
connection with Senator Stephenson's
election.
The documents received today direct
from the Wisconsin legislature request a
congressional investigation of the charges
against Senator Stephenson.
The senate members of the joint COM
mittes Of the two houses OF the Wisconsin
legislature did not Join with the house
members in the report which made no
specific finding against the senator. The
report OF the state senate's special COM
mittee declared Mr.. Stephenson's election
to be the result OF corruption and alleged
that 100000 had been spent in his behalf
| No senator was willing to say today what
the senate may do until the committee on
privileges and elections found an oppor-
tunity to go over the papers. but It waa
generally conceded that the Lorimer in
quiry supplied q precendent for an invesu-
cation.
Senator Stephenson is in Wisconsin and
is not expected to return until after the
Fourth OF July. He and his friends have
contended that the expenditures in the
campaign were legitimate. Books show
ing the payment OF $4,000. 1t is said. wer'
exhibited before the Wisconsin committee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
FRENCH EDITORS FIGHT DUEL
EncOunter Near Paris is Witnessed by
small Army Of Journalists and
PhOtOgraDhers.

PARIS. June SO.-rhe poIemics between
the Matin and the Journal over the inter
national aeroplane race arranged by the
latter resulted in. a dramatic sword duel
between NJ. Charlet. managing editor Of the
Journal. and NJ. Jouvenal. editor-in-chief
OF the Matin, today. Each received =
wound in the arm. The encounter was wit
messed by a small army OF journalists and
photographers. subsequently, Henri Letel-
iier, director OF the Journal. challenged NJ
Bunau-Varilla. the owner OF the Matin-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
EXPRESS is WRECKED
Rafls ON Parts-Havre Line Are Cat
aad ThrouHh Train ta
Overturned.

PARIS. June so--rhe express from Havre
for Paris was derailed by train wreckers
At Pont-De-LArche near Louiveres last
night. All the cars turned over. but none
Of the passengers was seriously tniured.
Copies OF the Guerre sociaIe was found
laying beside the cut rails. The press 10
day strikes a note OF alarm and demands
that the new ministry put an end to revolu-
tiOnary activity and outrage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
IOWA BAR ELECTS OFFICERS
Charles G. Saunders of Council Bluffs
ia President of the state
Association.

osKALOosA. Ia. June 0-rhe Iowa
state Bar association today elected Off
GERS as follows:
President. Charles @. Saunders. Council
Bluffs.
Vice president, II. r DeemeF, Red Oak
Secretary Claude Horack Iowa Ctty.
Treasurer, Frank T. Nash, OskalOoBa
Librarian, A j. Small, Dos Moines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
Woman, Crazed by
Heat, Kills Children
and Hangs Herself
Mrs. Maude McCrary Of Los Angeles
Commits Suicide in Texas After
Cutting Throats of Little Ones.

LOCKNEY, Tex. June 9o-Crazed by
heat which prevailed here Mrs. McCrary
yesterday killed her three children and
ended her own life. Mrs McCrary was
here on a visit to her mother. Mrs. r. NJ,
Hamilton.
Apparently Mrs. McCrary cut the throats
of the children with broken glass. The
childrcns ages were and years and 3
months, respectively.
Searchers today found the body of MRS.
MaCrary hanging from windmill in the
rear Of house she had been occupying
here, and the bodies of her three children.
with their threats cut in some weeds near
the dwelling. -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, June So-Cheer-
ing thousands saw Yale and Harvard break
even In two races on the Thames river to-
day, prelilinary to the great varsity eights
struggle. The blue oarsmen pulled out
victory in the freshmen eights by a superb
spurt in the last half mile, whie the Har-
ward subvarsity fours, leading from the
start, defeated Yale by more than four
lengths. Both races were we'll rowed, but
contrary wind and a slack tide made the
time slow.
While the four-oared race was always in
Harvards command, the freshmen race
was a good struggle and full OF excitement.
1t Is estimated that more than 500 yachts
were lined along the course and ut near
double that number were preparing to take
position for the varsity race at later
hour.
Official time, freshmen raoei
Yale-11 minutes, So seconds.
Harvard-l1 minutes. 59Ik seconds.
Varsity substitute fours:
Harvard-iS minutes, S7h seconds.
Yale-l3 minutes. 81 seconds.
wind IL Upstream.
six-knot northeaster was blowing
diagonally down the Thames and against
the plan for the morning upstream race,
out the WIND old not nave Force enough
to kick up more than a good-sized ripple
while the protecting banks of the Groton
shore and the hedge formed by the spec
tator fleet further cut off the force OF the
breeze. Still. conditions did not seem good
for fast work in the freshman and varsity
four-oared events, which were first on the
program.
First in Importance. r
Although last in order for the days pro-
gram the first in Importance was tho
varsity eight-oared contest. The betting
favored the crimson oarsmen and odds
were 10 to on Harvard. and increased to
10 to g. 1t was noted there was compara-
| lively little Yale money in sight.
! The river was filled with yachts, all gaily
decked with flags and bunting, the spec.
tacle they afforded being one Of the most
attractive that has been seen here In many
years. Anchored on the east side were
the three white-garbed revenue cutters
and the derelict destroyer Seneca, on which
Captain p. p. Uberroth, the commander
of the squadron, gave his orders TO the
flotilla Of small boats assigned for patrol
duty.
| During the interval OF waiting, observa-
ton train brakemen threw buckets OF
water on a little fire started on oRN car BY
cigarette OF cigar. On the tran were
LANG Ton Yen. Yale class OF 1882, minister
OF foreign affairs in China. with his FAM
! fly. in their oriental dress. and the minis
ters secretary, Tong Kwoh On. Yale, 1884.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
Official Time of Victorious Crew ID
% Minutes "A Seconds.
YALE WINS FRESHMAN RACE
Blues Finish Two Lengths in Front in
First Contest.
HARVARD SUBSTITUTES WIN
Four-oarcd Race Goes % Crimson
Crew by Three LenEths--
Great Interest I'm Varsity
Contest.


NEW LONDON. Conn. June SO--Harvard
won the varsity boat race by fourteen
lengths Atwood. VIII chad lowered over the
water in his biplane. dropped close to the
water as the Crimson crew finished. The
Official time was: Harvard, s2A4; Yale.
2s:4OA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
James COwsilI May Rveover.

ROCHESTER,. MINI, June 90-rhe condi-
tion OF James Cowgirl, state treasurer OF
Missouri. who was operated upon Monday,
considerably. II was stated today that he
would have to undergo another operation
as soon as his condition Will permit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
The Weather
Temp@r~tv

For Nebraska Unsettled.
For Iowa--Unsettied-
Temperatures at 0nanha yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
BoxesofO O'Brien's S
Candy.

Manawa.
Quart bricks of Dalzell's
ice cream.
All given away free 10 those w'ho
find their names In the want ada.
Read the want ads every dag.
your name will appear sometime
may be more than once.
No puzzles 10 solve nor subser,D.
lions 70 get--5ust read the want
ads.
Turn 70 the want "a pages
now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Unsettled.
For Iowa-Unsettled.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-01

nd precipitation departures
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
Durand Discusses
Padding Of Census
Corrections Made in Figures Of
Twenty-Three Cities Where False
Returns Were Made,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S-Taking the
country as a whole. 1t is probable that the
population is slightly understated by the
census bureau. declares Director Of the
Census Bureau Durand in his annual re-
port, but whether the margin OF error
is a fraction OF / per cent OF amounts TO
as much as ? per cent, no one can posi-
lively know.
THAT Il should exceed per cent Ia GER
tainly extremely improbable"
This statement Is made in the course
Of his discussions of the twenty~three
cities which were overcounted. Declaring
his intention to make an investigation OF
census taking abroad to discover means
for materially improving the work in the
United States, the director states that 1T
may be that the present methods OF taking
the census secure results as nearly perfect
as is possible
II was necessary after careful invests
gation, the director says, 70 correct the
population figures FOR some twenty-three
cities OF the United States, whose census
returns had been inaocurately made or
padded either Intentionally or through
carelessness or error"
he says that in several cities there seems
to have been deliberate conspiracy be-
tween private individuals and some OF the
special agents or enumerators, or both, to
initiate fraudulently the census returns.
Several cases of padding are now in the
hands Of the department OF justice. Taking
up the cost Of the census, the director
thinks it will exceed it's original estimate
BY Slss 600. The entire cost OF field work
on population and agriculture was about
S5,s55.50o, an increase over 1900 OF about
81 ST. O6. or approximately 37h per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

FOR sALE-In Knabsl Co. 100 acres az
Billings, OkL. In the Antelops valley. !
sides hedge and slde wire. with Il8 acres
broke out and The balance IN pasture lots-
orchard and garden; l-room house piag-
tered. pnpsred, cellar underneath. an An
good shape larn, 2iE36. room Tor % IONS
n nay, room Tor horses; crib. tool $3.50
and has fork, complete; : good Fransries
with driveway through center. VII heid
900 bushels 81 grain these buildings and
an other buildings are painted ana n 1901
shape; l,0Qo locust posts. 90 fruit fhrese 3
aeIls, / clstern, plenty 81 water rhir h :
Level farm and 10 waste land on m. 60.
can Be bought y down. y In five vser-
az reasonable interest T. a. Rabentso5
Billings. Okl-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - Sealed
bios VIII be received up TO s o'clock D. m
on the sth day Of March. 1911. at Howells.
Nebraska, BY II. ID. Myers. secretary OF
school hoard OF school district No. So Col
fax county Nebraska, for the erection and
completion Of an eight-ToOm brick school
building IN HOWells, Nebraska, according
% plans and specifications prepared by A.
IL. Dyer Co, architects and now on
Tile at thelF office IN Fremont. Nebraska.
separate bids viii be received for the
heating and plumbing at the same tim !
and place.
All bias muFt be accompanied By a oerti-
hsd check for > per cent OF bid The right
IS reserved 70 reject any and al ds
d. MYERS. sec'y, Howells, Neb
Fi5-i9-22-26
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

{ o NsTRUcTINo QUARTERAIAsTER's
Once, Fort Logan, Colorado. February
II. 1911 Sealed proposals in triplicate win
be received here until ID a. m. March IA
1911 for the construction OF a sewerage
disposal plant and the extensions necessary
IN the remodelinE. etc, Of present sewer
system. Information upon application.
chase Doster. Captain and Quartermaster,
L. s. Army, Constructing QuRrtermaster.
F15-i6-lS-lsAfb-e
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

LAS VEGAS, n. M, Feb la-New Mexico
today experienced the heaviest snow storm
since the memorable blizzard Of 1904 snow
is q foot deep on the level In this vicinity
while in the mountains from three 20 six
feet is reported. The santa Fe railroad has
been compelled 10 use snowpiows and
sleighing was INDUCED in for the first time
in many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Real estate transfers for February 49,
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracteFs. iva
Farnam street Telephone Douglas 2SN.
Alfred Willard ct al to Jurgen Gosch,
lots 90 inclusive. In Willard. ......S so
Jay S. Kennedy and wife 10 George ID.
Campbell. lot and wa los T. block
4, Harrier's lst add...............-..... Loo
Ida Lumber and husband TO Cora NJ
Culver lot 68. keystone park ........
Alfred T. Elmer and wife 70 Richard
G. Bingham, lot IL. block 5. sulphur
springs add. ................. 30
Florence S. Hanson TO Gustave Han
son. lot j. block g. Creighton's let
aon. ...-..--.-..-.. ....- s..-.... ....--s.....
c. r. Mann and wife TO Nathan y.
Mann, lots Z and 5, block Z south
OAlahh ..sssss..s-st eos. .ss--.r.s.sss..
Sylvester Suchaulk and wife TO Joseph
Fritz. ws0 feet OF mas feet Of wiz
feet of block 9, Bowery Hill....,..,.. 10
Carl G. Wilson TO r. r. Qlmstead. lot
8, Carl c. Wilson's add................ $50
Joachine Bull and wife to Herman
Bull, nwl4 2s-l5-l7- I
Bendt p. Andersen to Jens p. Peder-
SEN undivl7 lot T. Baltimore park. 100
Henen /. Seaver to Mathew J. Chala-
psky, lot 3. block .. HalcyOn Heights l
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
aTOnKIIOI nERsl MEETINC- rIr1a IL

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THB AN
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bee Publishing company viii be held Al
the office OF the company IN Omaha al
o'clock Monday, March G. 1911 for the
suing year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting, BY order Of the presi-
dent y. p. FELL. Secretary,
Ff1dg2t
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
miscellaneous.

WE HAVE A BUYER for a large tract
OF land with OF without water. suitable
tor eolpntzatiOn purposes. IN wyoming.
Colorado or New Mexico. Must be near
railroad. Give fun particulars. terms, etc.
IA first letter. Write quick. McCanHa
Farming Co, Wholesale Lands" s26 Colo
rado Bldg, Denver, Colo"
GOVERNMENT LAND FREE-offieial
1871, THE Homeseeker" describes every
acre IN every county in United States
contains latest rainfall maps. township and
section piats. enlarged homestead, other
land laws, government irrigated projects,
full Information how to secure free lands
from Uncle Sam. Price sc postpaid. Home
seeker Pub. Co, st. Paul, Minn.'
WHEN answering advertisements found
q the Want Ad columns, please mention
The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

FOR sALE-2i0 acres unimproved al
level land, rne stock country. ia fioetrr
well district, hot county. Nebraska ~
per acre $50 mortgage running five
Fairfield. Neb.-
HARLAN Co. NEB.-FOR sAE.E-qgr
Acres. ak miles southwest Of Alma: ail
acres On fail wheat % alfalfa 20 nasture
balance corn and oats Land para level
part rolling, part rough good Groom
mouse. grAnnrv, stable good well wind
mill and spring IN pasture; an fenced 81.
cepf I'D acres Price. So per acre
owner, DAVID HELsLEY
zoo n. lst, Omaha, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

HOMEsEEKERs ATTENTIONS
Come TO the famous Grandview district
OF the Yakima Valley. where you can make
an Independent living raising fruit We
have some excellent buys In fruit and hay
ranches nom Sl2 per acre up. For full
particulars address, Robert J. Nennum.
farmers Land Co. Grandview. Wash
WE have q few improved homesteads
Tor sale Tor about the actual expense Of
the Improvements. The prices are from
500 70 $1,000 for 160 acres Of Washington 5
best land. Write for full particulars.
ACME HOMESTEAD REALTY CO.
DO Riversi,e Ave. Spokane Wash
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING.
Notice y hereby gwen that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF tbs
south Platte Land Company win be held
et the Office Of said company al Lincoln
Neb., at II o'clock A. m, on the first day
" March. A. D., I9ll
c, H. MORRILL,. President
=, B MINOR, Secretary
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. ~. 1911.
fanu dsOt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
SIInne.otn--contiaued.

BARGAINS-ImproYed farms, any size.
Minnesota and Dakotas; also unimproved
land; large tracts. We have what you
want Harvard Investment Co, Palace
Bldg, Minneapolis, Aim
FOR sALE-240 acres choice farm land
near Lake Benton, Lincoln county, Min-
nesota, al $40 per acre. address II. al.
rlanzen' keseile' H.
TO SETTLE estate, the well known Can
field Stock farm, one OF the finest farms
in western Minnesota; adjoining live town
on main line Northern Pacific Ry., asa
acres, gently rolling; black soil, clay sub
soil three residences, six barns. machinery.
poultry houses, etc. Price 5000 per acre;
one quarter cash. balance easy. Send for
illustrated descriptive pamphlet. No agents.
Thomas H. Garfield, administrators, Lake
Park, Minnesota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE.

MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE
100 acres. near Rich Hill; two sets i'm
proYements; mostly all can be cultivated;
some bottom land; price 80 per acre Tor
short time
50 acres. two miles Of MAYHEM. on C
& A. r. r.; nice modern 7-roon house
large bank barn, all improvements COM
paratiyeiy new; about Leo bearing apple
other lands from tlo to Q50 per acre.
ten acres up TO go acres.
160 acres, unlmproved, five miles Routh
town, al 50; 6o acres clover, balance pas
ture and corn land; bargain. Walter q
chiles Realty Co. Higginsvile, No.
10 ACRES. 90 miles east Kansas civ
s1k miles good town; good 6-room house,
cellar well gnd windmill, barn, beautiful
shady yard, grove for windhreak, excel
lent tWo-aeIs oTeha t, r21te ana phone,
acres bluegrass. hogtight; 10 acres Timothy
clOveFi rich, black soil; no rocks or dltches:
so acre. terms on $500. Other farms.
list free. Iona Land Co, ionia, Mo-
FRUIT LANDS.
II wiIl pay you TO find out how easily
you can become owner OF a ten-aore
orchard IN the famous Koshkonong Fruit
District, Oregon county, Missouri; ideai
climate, no killing frosts, no irrigation;
close 10 markets and nets 100 per cent an
nually after your orchard begins bearing
small cash payment ana g 70 per acre
monthly makes you On independent orch
AT dist. Write for fun information or cali
al the office OF the Cooperative Orchard
Co, gu-l7 City Nationa, Bank Bide
Omaha, Net.
FOR sALE-So acres bearing fruit. 500,
266 acre stock farm, l2-room house. .aras
barns five SPRINGS, 0j acres IN cultivation
$500. other farms New Home Realty Co
Birch Tree. Mo-
BUY Missouri land; raises everything;
good maTkets; cheap now, going Up; easy
State Board Of immigration Springfield
STOP! LISTEN! 20 acre chicken farm
SIS. Terms. Cheap timberland McGrath.
Mountain View Me-
SIS PER ACRE BUYS the BEST bargain
in Oregon county. Missouri. 81 acres, 80
acres In cultivation, all fenced: free from
stone; well Watered by springs. Two sets
OF improvements four miles from county
seat, two miles from small town.
SOUTHW ESTERN LAND CO,
GA Paxton Blk"
Montnna.
FOR sALa&-- 1900 acres al Broadview
Mont, on tWI9 railroads. improved. wheat
> 20 ~ bushels per acre; best land: crops
water near W'hoois and churches, great
retal propagation. George Warner Young.
Wooarlu asds-. Joliet. m
MONTANA LANDS.
IMPROVED and untmproged farms near
GREAT FALLS. Large tracts for coloni-
zation purposes. Five and ten acre tracts
close &c. % city Tor poultry farms and mar
ket gardening. Residence property Bust
hess locations. LINDQUIST- MASON co
me- GREAT FALLS. MONTANA Refer
enee First National Bank. Great Falls.'
WE OWN and offer for sale a. a bar
gain loO00-acre tract OF farm lands
located eight miles west OF Billings. Mon
tnna, a city OF lA0a0 inhahitants Who's
pubic schools are unsurpassed This tract
y q nne colonization proposition and !
i've wire can make big money IN hand
Ang ~ For prices and terms write 10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Chatfield
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
FARM

SCOTS Bluff district near Morrill,. 80 acres
with house. fenced, and government irri-
cation ditch. partly under pillow. Fred s
Hadra, $50 New York Life building Doug
las 1854. Fore sale or rent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
south Dakota.

WE WANT to arrange with an alert real
estate firm 30 represent US la the sale Of
south Dakota lands, and with the right
people can name liberal commissions or
give net prices Want a good agency in
Omaha and towns in Iowa and Nebraska
Address G., care Bees
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

HoMEsEnKERs, 81

hOMEsEbkkhb FRIEND
l. A. Sdtts lived 30 years IN Iowa and
Illinois, and his ADVICE is IL you want 10
get rich buy Texas lands while they are
cheap" We have thousands Of acres Of
at low prices. Don't buy till you see
them everything guaranteed and square
deal Write or call on the Pitts Land and
development Co. Houston. Tex
BUY AN IRRIGATED FARM.
We own 1900 acres, rich valley land
near railway, in northern Mexico; ample
water 70 irrigate whole tract; canal now
buildingi elevation 200 feet; fine climate;
produce oranges. lemons, lines, grape
tEuit and pineapplea 10 perfeetion; corn
two crops per year; sugar cane, alfalfa,
etc 81 Celeste Irrigation Company, san
Antonio, Tex
TEXAS ALFALFA LAND.
For sale-220 acres. Childress county, ~
miles northeast of the town Of Childressi
snoiirIlsateo; fine alfalfa land water
tillabie; 2i2 acres now IN cultivation. This
land will pay for itself the first year Ia
cotton and viii make a man rich the first
four years in alfalfa Price SO an acre.
reasonable terms. E. J. Holland, 1871
Commerce ST., Dallas Tex
BIG TEXAS SNAP.
800 acres. 5 miles fran Dallas; 1000 in
cultivation. highly improved; everlasting
nrtesian and shallow well water; on rail-
road, two public roads; natural gas, TIM
VI ADA AECAf ndlIAs Hagluk hA@fAlt AlinAahe
go other stock cattle 30 head mules and
horses, hogs, goats, farm Implements. ma
ehinery etc, go with place. gross returns
1910 $4,000: the best investment anywhere
az $4,000; terms. Turner 4 Turner. lsle
Commsroe ST., Dallas. Tex
FROM 20O0 to 4OO0 acres river bottom.
artestan belt, level, extra fine irrigation
tract. si4 per acre. ]. II. Bell, 1913 Monterey
ST.. san Antonio, Tex"
THE TEXAS REALTY JOURNAL is a
high class illustrated Texas magazine, Civ
ing reliable information on entire estate;
treats on developments, resources, products
raised climatic conditions, land prices,
health resorts where to locate, etc; puts
you IN touch with land owners; gives list
Of school lands and contains department
months subscription and map OF Texas.
No sample copies. We are publishers not
land dealers Texas Realty Journal, Hous-
ton, Texas
TEXAS ORANGE ORCHARDS miles
from Houston. We want TO get In touch
with high class representatives who can
sell 2-year-old 5 and 10-acre orchards under
liberal commission arrangement. Give
references. Q. Il. Whitcomb Co, 1909 Car
ter Bldg. Houston. Texas
TEXAS PANHADDLE LAND
for sale. 4S4 acres: land half level and half
slightly rolling; can be plowed with steam
ploy; good soil sixteen miles northwest
Of Dalhart. sif miles from Ware For quick
sale. 1850 per acre Address owner David
Belsley, 2aGs n. 2lst 81. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
You ARE Coming to Utah

Then YOU MUST ASK US where
and in what section you had better
settle. PLANT TREES THAT WILL.
GROW; WHERE they will grow. Our
NURSERY BUSINESS puts us in
touch, LETTER OF INFORMATION
FREE. Davis County Nurseries, Roy,
near Ogden Utah.s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
The Murray Com
mercial Club
Murray, Utah.

Write TO WILLIAMS BROS. Real "a
tate, Murray, Utah, for full. complete. re-
liable information concerning this city.
Busy factories, farm lands town lots that
may be bought for less than their value
ARE FEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES
WE CAN TELL YOU OF. Write today
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

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