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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
STATE UIIDfNGR

Plans and specifications VIII be prepared
and On Tile IN Inc 8ffice Of the secretary
Of state and commissions q public lands
Anc buildings Tor the 1tA1E buildings 70 bs
Constructed A. provided NJ ApTropriAtionA
mace BY the "a session q The Nebraska
legislature VIZ
2 buildings fer Hospital fer Insane
L4nDOln ,,-...-- slsesss
J Hospital building for q. A 8 h0ms.
Grand Island ---------..- --.-s- -...--- lA.Dae
! Laundry building Al Hospital for
Insane, EaEtiDEE .-----s--. s-a----. 90
I School q Agriculture, curtis It.0t
] Dining room addition Al q a 81
home. Milford --------------4-4-.--.--. 1ls0o
J Dining room addition ~ Eeeble
Minded institute. beatrice s...--.-.. ttE9
Plans Tor the buildings a. Grand Island
are nov reRdl FOR inspscriuE.
ADDISON WAIT Seuretzry
Board of Public Lands ana Buildings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13
REAL ESTETELOANS

LOANS 60 haus oMnsrs anc hozns hslne-
era H1th hr1vlleHs 81 mAkine DAr1ita1 nkF.
nlentB a1EIi-annuAuy. W. ~ at4OAAE -
Firsf NhuohAl BAnk euldlnG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13
RAJ STAT

REAL ESTATE
ABsTRAcT % TTTLE
FETER IEssES. ar ca Tea Deus m
The Midland O. q 7. CO. ma FarBAn
Real ESTATE BEALERA
REED AnETRAcT Co saa.-s ah-,-u-.
ucnos h NehraskA- - Brandsh Thssfor
HN.AL EsTATK TITLE TRuEr Co. M
HUnDERr IMPROVISATION.
CARL THo1TPsEN, cement ana hrack
wurk- I711 n. STA WSh s2al B-ls1
TRFF TRIMMING and tree renewing.
Y. - hoorer. - farnan
CELLARS DUG: All ki1as 81 team w0rk
Ind = xA
A J. IrsiArd mason Sgz y. sarh- B-lSB
Il c. MARSTON Srrg s:ss 3, ss1 ,s.S
PsPsr hanEiaE. wAIDaDur reduced h, lSsA
McMULLEN S S,r sgsE sns 1 Sspslr3 rs
MASONRY sRIcK1Axnc. FI-As-
CONCRETE WORK. Esf1NATFs FREE
- - tAONo. ~ y 2ath- DSag- TIA
L.ANpsCAPI0G ana unique gardening.
~ A expert Flcwer beds designed ".
- HnoFsT oar 90 FouT Eraet1E riEht and
1.Lllah u 40 vita q pnetty landseaps effect.
PLUMBING p. van yalksnbsrE.
WoFk HDd Material A.
sasasfastasn Euarautsed- w-usz- I7@ n =
CITY PROPERTY ron aALE
CHEAP fer a Hhur4 tine, Groom rss-
En-. conpaste n eEery detail good sur
laAv1ng CRY , HbA aoG Merideth Ave-
SEE THIS TODAY
and make your best ofrsr; must sell. 2
rooms modern except furnace. paved
eeilent netEh6orhooei block from car.
Price. S.loo. terrna 2s2p Grand Ave, Web-
FOB SALE-A business Ion a bargain n
taken al once Tor particulars actress
NJ T. r.. Box ~. Fremont, Nsb.
FoR SALE. CHEAP.
New s-room c0ttaEe. half block from ex-
tension ". Leavezworth car: electric nghts.
private water plant sewer. etc, very con-
yenient- Can Harvey EtR
s-RooM HOUSE porcelain bath. etc.
EAs Ia every room. good cellar. castarn- &C.
z1ent walks. barn and chichen house;
Gated near Ath and Lake SITS Address 7n2
hbe1neld St, F1orence. or call Flurence IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

vsnient- Can Harvey Esk
sRooM HOUSE. porcelain batA. etc.
E1ent walks. harm and chichen house;
cheap for cash might consider trade To-
ses asAs o aas s f 1905
Kountze Place
For one week I orfer the best bargain
1ne terms ever heard OF IN a small Tine
NEVER AGAINIll
c 3 SHEPARD. Web. IA
Close In Lot
For quick sale. win sen lot lounted be-
DssSapSrt ST. 5zrsss fssI Al 0S Specials
peid f0r. SR.sin For farthsr parficaisrs
w. ]. Dermody Inv. Co.
His City MAJ bsnk sag Daas. 7sG
CHEAP LOTS.
h I've nBs lots On West EArnAm Hin a.
Esoka 20 Board Of Trad Blas.
FOR sALE-Favs-roon oottaga. mpaern.
~ acres mar ssth ana valley STA taarav
as1asy T - ~ Dsaslss "a ~ '
LARGE cool furnishes room suitable fur
tive persons. as17 cAaa.
roR EAIE-Ths huzne q Mrs Herman
Cohn. Us 8 kso arenpe. c0mpleteiy fur
0wnErAE departure for Europe within thirty
Days InQnire At 1he off1cs % J. Il Fran
RARE BARGAIN
efn excep6 neat. first payment, Szse: bA1-
anoe Ike rent immediate possession;
newly repaired Phone Harvey 1sn ODs
block 20 car and school.
ron sALE-A dainty bungalow in TIE
rooms: every nodern conTeuSenoe. fISe
rooms In oak; ona block from car linz.
Can Hazney Sza2 OF Al tlas Wsbstsr St
LOOK al TIE house.. IA Laks ST.; Il yea
Ike n bug a.
z7B CAlTFoRNrA-BTG RARGAIN.
Easy terms Owner leaving clty. seven
rc0m house modern; hot water beating
system and barn Phone 3 S1E2
c. FRED AHrrIson ana Geo. T Morson f.s
haslnsss hArsAin. IS nnAhA Natl RaAk
REAL ESTATE
FARA AND hAAcA I-A@D FOR sALE
Arlznns1A
n A. SMOOTH N mi railway stassoa.
- asncee, - cult. small honsa tive Nella
Trust c. ksai ast Dsss. sssreS. 1rk-
EEu A uNIIEFROvKD eua-sr tanbss
al fron Enreks Sprloss. zlns aoF trual;
raneh and gensral farming; s7AA oDeclAi
bargain n l1sprssse tarInA- ss - -
W4- 1Ek AIMS a CO.
nursEs sDrtagA Ark
IBR acre. rseh bottsn ana. az nals,
Eewnfk. $40 per aers; termA Pine orAREs
grove FlarsdA Farty ncreas EIBa otaar
6arEslns A a HeDdarsaa. NeEarks A.
= Tracts ct aand Il "A. esgn ans -
s-als sassssss ss -. 1sasA leea slesk ssl; ssea
Ku2rHs ros rent from y - q Dsr ASFa
Nrues - ~hAt yea UaEs
y. c hcsL-AND.
Pa EauEL ArE--
ooTTOx ga.naaEsua. - sursss slsE.as
essd bArs snd eutb1lIdinss: Ezeh Siscf
Aoan; ~AA gros lAAs uegaa4 - = boahsls
en- p - ssss9 - go; - sSsss
uouoi kaal1hfu1 hocHrcns milss fram Eooa
11Wns SOD netEhhsrneeas naAT nchoai an1
60: &C. Wiz, Fss~snss, sssa
TTsss O. LlIils EsaE "a
a. md. 81 - n euat.. ~ blnok Alfalfa
- cloF1r and; tAlf 1mp-s 8eoa natKhb or-
hooos g ~ "A fruD toWE - z.ual neaf
p o. An1 nceoois Dnar1E al uWou1h N
and = cult beA uneer. = clsEsF; 4 al
tslfS. bsAE1ng srehAr1 ~ isnasd hos-
IlEht. eKIrA secs or. resldenca. store locra
tidg- nsW hArDs cara red sAAay Asa1s Eosd
/ coul11unlLys ce1garrul i8cAuou; aBun1anrs
Soc ~AlsT. $50 sahssot - s-Ss~E iaAs
80, - ~ cay
MA oILMORR
/ Marshall Ara
BEST Gruit ana aensrsl farming lnnds
I fnr pr1os IA z - IN ss@rcT Co ARK SEND
lar nooElet ahOw-DE . 70 SIS 1aHd na4F
tsWR ". n EansoA- Laaca ArS--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

FOR EALB-1R ACRES choiosrt appaa psas
ehsrry. EraEs lnnf IN the west aln miles
sep volcanic aah- Ihe Dalles. 0re- prtas
winning fruit
aFU house. barn. InDemsu1. ~ pHar uruna
beAripGs A-H8 younE tresa. LOB Grare winus
GoQd water Woo4 Or VA sell y acraI
eaiiee1sa- c. A. WebSter. Ths DanaA Ore
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WE exchanges propert1es % merit Il n
Culver el2-11 O n b ktdg~ ~. 7Bak
OWNER Of good farms in Red River
Valley would conkider exchange for good
running stock OF hard ware or merchandise.
Full details first letter. j. 7 Owens
Palace Block. Minneapolis, MINI.
1 HAVE farms. l6B acres; also 409-acrs
farm tsir improvements on each, best o;
and Cherokee county, Kansas. VIII ex-
change for income OF residence property.
ks n 16lh ST.
FOR rsnshls sales kT1 exchanges. sss
d ~ LhAGtSG. - kzrE1de-s kAdg
FOB SALE On TRADI-A Hardrnau
piano for ph0nograph Harvey ma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13


FoR sALE--w x4raH sArSs ana snaA
last- NnhAR GnssA NEAsAt GasS. Ge-
THIRTEEH ssetfons IN Dawssa csunly.
near 6aaDey. ems 81 rhs bsat tewnn m ina
4elloNstens sAaleys alao have etasr lanas
uHHt- y INA your wanGE- Pr7css are F4Hh1
1hs AagNlAra Lana o. 0asnalna lAaaL-4
FoR EA1-hc-Fnnsst farm N G-szsunworss
connp, SEUAoone 1arm ~ 1nu arreA. a.
Eziles tram F0rt LHavenWerta ta.uH or1rA
maple ueeA naruTad gaa. tNs 1saephonnA.
Tree oenpesys AZ EntleH Gr0na santa Sc So
J. ktES. l1a rsax 81. a. sessDs. 2a.-
uS-AGtGk EArm. al os4uVaA-a. nns hoasA.
harR- b-nouA LirSt-ca@as ooanEI.oAs aans
HBrznG Na1er. Enlaes GfoD Iowa MGles
LfeEn cAAEroAa- houLnsast a1anseaa Aa.sAs-
srannD "a Fleaznonl- As--
MlssOLAI FAkms-1gons b.Ilsr "a
sarIh h18nly ImBaSFe1 40 aEruss ra-ss
y IaEs "a canaan k4sAaEy Ga. GlniHlG- Aas.-
LsLElAs GOaEtg. aOWa "A th@ DaaRuEas
yaAfkB. ralss sLzay LEllng, clafn ~ - - 0EBn-
ca Del 49, ~ Sttul eiss.s "a >. 49, .i....
GhaApoat seed 4ano an oATIh. 8 - 50 pr
aea.l F4ss atasul A.-aIss~- Nsseas $780, a.-L~-s
-. AVA Ao--
MISSOURI fatn. - a@sss S-roaR house.
bAIns ~ scro8 y naAI ~ acres corn AeEeL
hlAcE otrts , miles rAtlro4a. 80 acre. chAA
d AuckBteD EaAlEg g.. E1gBarTy. Aa.-
eD-AckE henGstsAa rNtEn.s nlEhDe1ls Cor
anso, also une hDtek. one hAkerg. sne Guneras
stare. GA SALOON. 1eec elara AoGraua
Eharisn A.. k1rgNn. Aaa1AtA. hnuk--
MsseAAA-
WHOLESALE 2kLACTs IN MONTANA
fka comlnG 1hrln 9LAla Az a . An -
acre. Write Ter onswitsIArn SHAW a
C1ArK AGne C0nsaAns. EasCAssg klas~ a.
FaAL RanH--
FOR GA4@B-Blrter hO0t valley a. anrss
elDs Irn4f and Oao sArer rlgnI. Dsat asc-
Ten 81 Ana valley me propoalIl0a Tar aan-
aiglEioR. TAR Eal1alnss. sAsg IsrnaA- az
ersss OuDs<. q ~ L-sSAA sIsssassElEa
hAluLs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13
al RFAI, pgTATF gNAP

11e-Rcre farm ln Fooah0ntAs county: cor
ner right N toWn: building one block from
oepof aid creamery ten-noom house nicely
furniHheds Tine grove and fruit trees. btau-
tiful buhdznE slte facing SOUTH cattle barn
s4x2. 34-foOt posts BtaDchiuDs Tor about
try catUes tive Eilo bi1Es rp0En Tor 2et
tons 81 hay also feed cutter, corn grinder
and 1s-horse power gasoline engine. hofse
barn tor Is horses. with has loft and grain
hinEs windmill and rhres Wlter tanks.
farm fenced an six fleluEs ~ acres hos
light Price. S1S pen acre on very ssAy
a CARROLL. zoite n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

FOR RAl-E-1Guse aerus N LArans
eomty. Wyuming. IN GoldeH Prairie an
Iract. Suitable for farming new gtocks4
Glth cattle and Sheep Viii ns4l via raDchs
isWa GarHA }. z Bal. Owner. GhsgaEna
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

BUY from owner ana save comuaaaon a
Ae-&ore grain aLao slock farm cl0Ba L.
1eaos ebe,sL ~ acTea mensSa, re1nainxies
GlRber 3iHsleTe. 1eacaa ana croaa lanuua
runnInE ana = Hel1 eel al Graaaas
sualalnEa a. 50 ser AGRA. Wute for tarma
G. y. tnAlE ~ anssa- &Kun-. ~ n AeL -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

LAND BUfEt4S AMI SPBCDL-ATORA
Here We are AGAIN win q larger ligt 81
lanes than ever before 18th improved and
nn1mTr0Ted, II prices ranging rrom S6t 10
~ per acre, apoording 70 location. improve
me1ta. distances from town, etc Our lands
have EOoo. rich black laAn soil with clay
Bub-Bon that cannot be excelle6 the
state. and. everyihinE conEoEnea. We nave
TIN best ana cheapest hands IN loWs today
tor the monsF. our hand As mostly al
drained. close 10 town, SCHOOL and an good
nsiEhborhoodH. For the beEt Of everything
% be had IN bargains In 1nod. uurns and
see as, write
FLYNN bros. LAND AGENCY.
Buffalo Ceufer la
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13


BEST erut ana ssnsrsl farmtas iaads
fnr pr1oa "a Z - IN sssrcT Co. ARK SEND
1or nooElet ahOW-DE . - SIS 1aHo naaF
tS~A W. "a HH1SoA Laa1a Ara
0ZARK I.ANB Co. Graverra. Ark.-
Etack RANCHES Gl1t farms. Berry 1seida
small 1r4cLA E1slk1lsnenI aiA-, lDNn lFas-
srgg. basinsAs EsGAs1 = RIA 49,
BEST IN AMEfIlcA FoR PRICE.
Al clnanaa e tl1ubar. fkr1l a1a Gran tlncs
a. ATkAnsaA. LouaalAIaA a1a sl1anLssi5staL
1rom IS - - per acre n rzEs - a. ElaS-
nolaA CA-nneA Ara
GOLDEN wha4a iaRas fer uala In
rrDsad ana uEaDEfDFea pratras 1AruA a.
slns. Alb1rtA nAkEaGakssAl- - asahsai
Coy Waitress. 6Eak- GGR--
REAL EsTATE-I have a lnres list ..
3And1 n the Goane .aHc E,aEie axe disrFlet
No better n Canada x. r. Lseeh. tloss-
to~H s-AA-
Pam lAnds IN ne Canadian west. tOws
lets Ia ra1lroAc divisional polntA prDpsr1y
4 Wares. ne CArlsh11 q 4merica
Write W. n Galhraith. katrouk. sns-
i-i1hs~-H--
CANADA LAND-Ftns half section. o.,
- acres IN creps seed water and bufld-
irnr cnlr a ue- arls gVrlfe - ra--i--
am. ~ ~ he11nsUAE. n e. b1rl. $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

WYOMING farm ana stock ranch. i'm
proved, fenced. vel whresnd ND Rore1
VIII be sold best of1er neAi sixty days
Write owner. Andrew WilG0n. Parker.
-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

l.1q-acrs farm Z niles southeast Baa-
set. Rock nOEnty, Nebraska; 40 acras In
corn this year, lRrEe acreage in timothy
and clover. Good set Of tmproveEnents-
Frica. g22.bo Der Are. une-thirc cAah. bal-
GDoS eRky terms ~ 8 per cent
CARL TENNIS,
~ II. L. a I BidE.
SIOUX civ. Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

whsas ana a1fal1a lAnda t0r sale N Bsnfas
n1d EuNh counElaa. write Tar last of 1nrm
harga4ns 4De~icG1 4BReHtuent Iel1SahA5.
taliAi1A91oAs 80
60 ACREcE. ga na1ss rrun Mlnnsain. -
acres ~ wheat one-Lhtrd - buyar. neW
s-rooD house. stable. vel NIL tAhk pas
ture fenced rick back sol. has ralssd
sea CroB every yea ainoa hrokeu s,1il
EreEt eArEsd1- "a par acre ImDs Tks
koF C BssFs Lssa c. &lEzssla- ksa--
WHEAT AND ALFALFA LAM cFsEsAS
-ase acrsss IA 1Les ouls a. scFes a. whsaG
- nelfVersd - bugers leseL Tlch. uasR sDn
seed VEL and Ntno-all. EHN. $500
Cthar wheat Anc Alfalfa lAuoA Al 49,
ana DraoeA l. a scnahnAaEae1. sausf
kes6s. kan--
~ ACRES IA mllea eat. ~ N uhs.t
= 70 bogsf- hElAnoe tNHt1rnL Ika ln1a ran
a1c sn.N aASarss ouEnl,er erot, l.sEl - q
ftoors t-aa s,er ncrss lerUA ~. a. E.i-
SsTIso1- sesu ci5. ksAs-
~ AcREs-S n alfalfa- Ss-roon nou...
lErge hArn. gIanary. eta i've msias ~
Larned- FaWnes oo0ntg; 81 Acren bAsrur.
bAlnncs Al clll1FAuons rich cees sul anun-
GADcs ~ water. Nelin and UIillE - -
iermL Au11s heA1U 49, nu5chlasaa.
] 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

FOR SAlE-SPlennid 1ArnIA. wen I'm.
proved. rnnglng N pr1cs 1fuH So 10 -
ber acr9- 2saiS a. chotca Iowa tkDa. In well
improved Culs.a.- Gzrfiea- na1E Town ans
echoolB Ihere 10 1nona 1ertDa 81 beAa-
1trul part 81 tie state Aha'n osceole coanEl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

LN1GA
TEXAS IigwEgT1GElsTa
8Uy 0rchara ana GnroGn anndn near
RSuston. the greRtet and mast proapor-
Gus CITY N ths aourhwosL where VALUES
are gang uR al Illa tina an1 fortunes
nsMAS IN real eGtaaa In rhnrt whlla. EanY
terma n aemirn1s kA6drnnn n c. RabarI-
slH- Tea. ana q 1b-acrs farm IA lAs tas
6rRnoe valley Whuro Lha t8rDErH onEn In
come 10 e. perEnetEnl - the aayn Gtlat cone
and So .. IL gaoEson, - a1rua Nmt1nnns
t.Ank EB6E- H9nHphn. Tnxy-
BAN 6ARA vA1A-Ex, xns Hsraan nRos q
Texaa. hoIRs az ms pager ahsn pecan We
~ esnl nst - sel sscnreo ~ naortgAgs a
iseIsr 20 FIRST MAI hank. aan GAna Naxl
bank Ward. EaIrAg Go-. aRd INA man-
bers in oonErelis frun INEAA Ga.tnya
hurleson &C. sGa saba. Tan
WE are nubefvscing Ana acres e asrta1s
tArm land An jackson county uplsneAa
crops every year E.A1nfau ahout rlgEI- -
lncnss SNor ossczzprioA- plat ara psless
JOHN R1cHEr q co.
- = AeuStnn ~ e2A Antannos Tea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13
REAL ESTATE
FARAf AND RANCH LAND FOB SALE


oWN q section a. Sod wheat luna
situated less than tive miles frurn rrow-
lnE tcwn IN easkntchewan- VIE Bsl fer
2. Q. Boz ~. Winnipeg. Nnnitoba--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

NORTHEASTERN coAsrAdo WHEAT lanaA
01n - SIS Per acre A few tmprvvo1
farms ~ u 81 WEfts ,. - RslRhardL
Staring Cola
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13
s PER CENT adAzsoIN TO A CASH
HT1TTR

FOR EALE-Schooi lease. G2b AcreE. nsa,
KAnpmsVez. ~ Court 81 Sioux cltg, Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

WRITE for information about the in
lRnd Empire also Hpckane. It's 1netropoll1
Parma, truit lands, CITY property Make
our office y0ur headquarters and tnforna-
ton bureau when IN our city. IOWA
REALTY Co. "a Landells Blk, Spokane,
WAL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

1.ANDS-Sm PER Acre made IrUwinE ira
fnr urrnrrrcE On The 1slancn. nrchnrdn "a
saaF nlsnxhly paymentn Sea ENlnnc oruharr
CaEnpsn1. Ghar1estunL q c..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

~ ACRES. close % iowa Easkatchsunn.
~ acres ~ WheEt; El acre; third cash
balance 20 SUIT Write Tor ternE -
Broets 81. Furf WnlianA Ont Can.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

SIND For q list q eur ras improved
southern Minnesota lands We have hun
dreds q pleased cuEtumerA c. ~ Bruwn
land. Nina
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-13

FINK FARM 1zONE. - AGEES
mics from e00o iowa, back lean nnlL
Al fenced large frame oneillng barn.
grHDRTg. machine nnnoA etc An nrrur
IN Delo - &cfu8 tDber. na1Gnco cover
And r1u8Otny- ana tnsaaov. AdeaI aasry
tara 80 Per acre. one-Enlro cHHh. nAl.
anco uAAg NcrIoA - .. ARah. faantaau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-24

A new system of tickets is being
used at the fair this year and is giving
satisfaction. Everyone purchasing a
ticket at the gates is given a badge
which must be worn in plain sight.
This done so that the police within
the grounds may know that an admis-
sion has been paid. AS result badges
of all sorts are seen everywhere. By
means of the tickets the management
| is able to keep track of every admis-
sion and in that way saves no small
amount Manager Field saw this plan
| worked While attending a fair in the
South two years ago and decided to
| try it out here this year and as it is
successful will undoubtedly continue it.
The Maine Farmer is represented
here this year by William H. Davis,
editor and manager, and B. G.. Quimby,
the papers agent.
While the management may have
lost money in one sense of the word
they have made the fair cleaner one
in some respects by refusing to sell
space to a number of fakirs from Bos-
ton and New York who came here
with gambling devices of various sorts.
But by keeping out this class of BUSH
ness the general public can feel as
sured that the grounds is place where
they can take the women and children
at all times.
Rev. w. f. Berry, president OF the
Maine Civic League, has been engaged
by Manager Field to act in the capa-
city of judge and police OF morals to
see that no Objectionable features are
shown on the midway.
The vaudeville show on the stage in
front of the grand stand is creating a
very favorable impression. Many COM
ments. on its excellence are heard on
IAN sides. The Titara Japanese troupe
,of acrobats, four clever little Japs, 10
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HOLD COTTON.
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ment of committee to write in the
name of those present a letter to the
president of the Farmers Union and
to officials of other cotton farmers
organizations asking them to advise
their local unions and other subordin-
ate bodies to advise the farmers gen
orally to hold their cotton for 13 cents
and to continue to demand that price
until by convention or agreement
arrived at in some way, different
one shall be suggested" the confer
ence expressed the view that 10 cents
was seemingly less than that justified
by the existing statistical condition
This committee" the statement
reads. was also requested to commu-
nicate in some way with the presi-
dents of several state banking asso-
Citations in cotton states asking them
to throw as far as possible their
moral and financial support behind
the effort to counterat the bearish
movement of the spectators. with the
view of obtaining d fair price for the
farmers cotton
Information was given at the in
formal conference that assurances
would be given to President Barrett
or TO Southern banks that ample
funds from banks outside of the South
could be had through the instrument
tally of Southern financial institutions
to be lent at the rate of per cent.
per annum to these who did not wish
to dispose of their cotton at sac
rifice upon cotton warehouse statis-
tics. This committee subsequently
met in the Office of Senator Williams
of Mississippi and concluded that the
best way to carry out the ideas sug-
gested and agreed upon was To give
this statement to The Associated Press
(Signed) ROBERT S. OWEN.
JOHN. SHARP WILLIAMS,
"A s. BURLESON."
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a NATIONAL STRIKE
Will Follow Refusal to Re-instate llv
erpooI Tramway Men,

London, Aug. 2S.-Hopes that the
labor troubles At Liverpool would be
settled quickly. have again been as
appointed Tom Mann and other strike
leaders arrived in London tonight from
Liverpool and held a conference with
REPRESENTATIVES .of the Amalgamated
Society of Railway Servants and the
Transport Federation, as result OF
which an ultimatum was sent TO PREM
Ter Asquith. sydney Buxton, president
of the Board of Trade and the LORD
MAYOR of Liverpool. practically de-
manding the reinstatement of the LlV-
erpool tramway men by noon tomo:-
row.
In the meantime the situation is 50
acute that George r. Askwith, con-
troller general of the labor department
of the Board of Trade, has gone u
Liverpool to try TO arrange matters
Mann declares that it is the Intention
of the leaders to bring about national
strike unless the corporation yields.
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Meat Higher as
Packers Predicted.

Kansas City, Mo. Aug. 23.-The in
creased price of meat which the pack
ers predicted would result from this
summers drought, has arrived ana
prices are still on the upgrade. The
wholesale price of the best grades of
beef has jumped three cents in the last
60 days. Pork also is on the advance.
Inferior beef may be bought now at
about the same price as SO days ago
but the packers say there is light de-
mand for the cheaper quality. The
average increase on the choice cuts of
a carcass of beef at the packing houses
| is 21s cents q pound.
Good beef sold June / at retail at
and s cents. The same quality is now
bringing 91a cents pound. The retail
price is increasing with the packers
prices.
Two carloads of beef steers received
at the Kansas City stock yards today
from Pittsburgh. Mo. brought sS.se
a hundred, which stockyard officials
say is by five cents the highest price
reached in any market this year
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