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Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-13
Nineteen Years Success
full Practice
DR.. L. e. MfLEY,

rs a Specialist In Chicago and the
East. Consultation and examination
Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-13

Or. MiIey will be in his office in the
Stoddart Hotel Marshailtown. Tuesday,
May 16. Hours a. m- to p. m.
Please como early.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-13

who has been located in Marshalltown
since February 1909 now has many
prominent and important cases under
treatment Office Stodaart Hotel
Third avenue and Main street.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-13

- AZ 0SAo" w pa SSaSs
In the more moist climates
there should be larger pro-
portion of zinc in the paint. In
dsy climates there should be a 4
larger proportion OF ksscd. \
The hardness of zinc coun-
teracts the softening effect of \
moisture. Y
Zinc is used in paint for the
purpose of hardening or tenn
pering the softness of the lead,
but too much zinc would make
a paint 80 hard and inelastie
that it could not stick to the surfat
OF this you may be sure: Whe
surface of the wood or iron exl
under the heat of the sun and tear
paint coat apart-causing it to
and peal, and pull off in scales-th
too much zinc in the paint for the re
dryness OF the climate.
Of this you may also be positive:
mitch white lead in paint used in I
climate makes paint coating that
soft that it will not wear.
Tho linseed oil not being suficl
hardened is soon destroyed tho (e
moisture hurrying the process) and
the lead loose on the surface to be /
Of by the wind, or rubbed of o
FIRST coat sleeve that comes in CO
with It.
This 10 ehalkins. The dampnss,
ually turns the paint into a lead c
We did not discover that the U
States has four climates. That ",
ready known to scientists and 9
ticians, Governmental and otherp
although we show here the first eli,
map of this country ever published
Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-13

niahed by tho Weather SH11zssssz,
Department Of Agriculture ol
the United States Government,
edited BY Henry ]. Coz Of tho
u. S. Weather Bnrsau and Dr..
]. Paul Goo4e OF the University
OF Chicago, and secured from
the Central Scientific Company
OF America. q
The formula 10 on every can.
1t is honest paint. The dsajsr
knows what he Is selling. Yoa
know what vousr~ huvin~. Z
Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-13
! Lincoln
"a TRADEMARK R2eHHHED
Climatic
y Completely II
nAshaas shd csaasd mssss amt

But the fact that Gav kinds of paint
were needed in this country to meet
the four different climatic conditions
is owy discovery.
A discovery that has led us to
originate LINCOLN CLIMATIC
PAINT-ma ade on four separate for
mulas--to fit the four climates. A
discovery that has solved q nation
wide problem.
Lincoln Climatic Paint sissplit9es
the paint question. Il Is easy now for
you to select just the right paint for
your own locality.
You have merely to refer 10 the
map Above-or to the elaborate
climatic map you will find ae any
Lincoln Climatic Paint dealer's-to
detefmine the correct formula you
need. So that there can be no mis-
take, on each can Of Lincoln Climatic
Paint the proper Symbol and Formula
Number of contents are displayed.
The formulas for Lincoln Climatic
Paint are based on charts prepared by
Q Committee of the Geographic So
ciety of Chicago from statistics fur
Color COrnuanV
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16
Business Review Shows Week
Dull In Stock Trading
Otherwise Active.
EXTRA DIVIDENDS
DECLARED: PRICES SAG
General Trade Is Good--PearI
Harbor Contracts Let -
Building In Honolulu Con-
tinueS at Good Rate,

This closes another remarkable
week in the financial and business
history Of Honolulu
With extra dividends being de-
clared ON every hand the market has
actually sagged Trading has been
dead. The banks have more money
than at any other time in their his
tory and the bankers have every con
fidence in the situation. Yet the
trader Is out of the market and bus
mess is dull.
Waialua, in better condition than
ever before in its existence, is quoted
at lower figure than week ago.
and not yet as high as a little over u
year ago. Pioneer has declared extra
dividends sufficient to make TWEEN
ty-iour per cent dividend for the
year. The price of the stock saggcd.
Hawaiian Agricultural has declared
large extra, but there is little trad
ing in this stock at any time. Much
interest is ceniered on what Oahu
Sugar Company will do, as 1t is GER
tain to have q large surplus at the
end of the year The cheap stocks
have sagged out of sympathy though
the cause for McBryde's weakness Is
the report that what surn,us funds
IN, oo,rn,,, mo-, h,yo ., ,rn o,d .,
the year will be applied 10 reducing
the debt with the agents and the pos
sible dividend is not in sight Spleen
did reports continue to come In from
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16

accepted by us as official, as future
weather conditions may cause very
materially different results, but in
view of all the information received
to date, they do noe appear to be
unreasonable.
II we are to have net shortage
of 100000 tons, II will certainly be
a serious matter; sugars will be
scarce the world over; Europe will
have to look to Cuba for some sup
plies; prices in New York will rule
close to- those in London. and values
will remain high for year or more
During the week trade buyers as
well as spectators in London have
been paying advancing prices, those
at the close being Sd to Is Sd higher
than a week ago. at lbs ID, parity
Of j.S7c for Centrifugals, for prompt
beet. and ISIS sd l5.Slc) for October
December beet.
1t is reported that the noted
Gillian Spectator. who has appar-
entity not operated In sugar for some
time, has just entered the London
sugar market as a buyer.
Centrifugals at New York were
quoted last week basis &c for 96'
test, but on comparatively small
quantities, refiners have been COM
PEELED since then to pay Ellie t3%c
C. 4 {. for Cubas). 5.25c for stored
sugars and att he close 536c for Sep
tember-shipment Cubas or &c C. & T.
The supply Of available cane sugars
Is 50 limited that holders are now
asking even higher figures
Spot quotations are nominally 5,25c
for 90 test, but will doubtless be
higher on next sale of nearby sugars.
The stock of stored sugar In import
ers' hands at New York is now prac-
tically exhausted. and there is but
little left unsold In Cuba and Porto
Rico.
Javas for September shipment to
Boston middle November arrivaD
were sold at lbs 7hd c. 4 f.. equal
to 4.9Ic landed, and for early Sep
TENDER shipment to New York on pri-
vate terms. understood to be around
lis I'd C. 4 T. Later a cargo for
August shipment October ARRIVAL
was sold to New York reBners at
los C. {. 4 L.. equal 5.22c landed. All
of the August shipment cargoes are
sold, except possibly one,
Large sales of Philippines have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16
&c c. Il I. for February-March ship

l3sc C. 4 I. for February-M March ship
ment.
Latest reports on weather in Cuba
indicate that rain is wanted.
Louisiana crop prospects are good,
and the same can be said of the
United States Beet crop.
Refiners must now rely mainly on
sugars to arrive from Java, Hawaii
and Philippines, which will be COM
ing right along, with same European
Beet. possibly, to fill out until new
Cubas come forward next December;
but II can be seen that such supply
Is very limited and is not so regular
, or reliable as the Cuba crop in its
season. The first cargo of Javas this
season has Just arrived.
European Beet sugars have been
Offering ut les C. & I. for October
shipment to New York. equal to 5.34c
for Centrifugals, but no sales of these
sugars are yet reported.
| The latest New York sugar circular
received Is the Federal Reporter. which
reports market conditions as Of Au-
gust 20. II says
Raw Sugar.
All advices received from abroad,
both by mail and wire. indicate that
operators there thoroughly believe that
serious damage has been done to the
beet crop, and the shortage as COM
I xxsft lpSss Ia, Mt
1000, 900 to 2,OOO,cOO tons. The mar
kets have continued to advance. and
the cables received this morning quote
August Septe mber beet at los I'd.
and October December new crop at
las S-id. a sale was reported on the
26th Of a small quantity of Cuba sug-
airs. at 33-4c COS. and freight, basis
80 degrees, for September shipment.
Since then there have been rumors Of
sales of stored sugars. at 51-Sc basis
tlrmed. but this corning Messrs. Ar
buckle Brothers entered the market
and have secured about $4,000 bags
Cuba sugars. from store, al 51-4c duty
paid. basis 90 degrees. This practical
ly clears out all the unsod sugars In
store. as the small balance IL likely to
be sold to the trade We would quote
the spot market strong. with buyers at
8 lac duty paid FOR 9G-degree centrif-
ugals, 5.OOc duty paid for s9-degree
muscovadoes, and 3-4c duty paid for
SO degree molasses sugars.
Cuba.
Owing to the advancing markets
abroad, Cuban sellers are asking high
err prices for new crop. and do not
seem inclined to sell anything at pres
ent under 3I-2c for January shipment.
Javas.
There are no further transactions re-
ported. There are sellers Of Septem
her shipment. at las 7l-2d to las I'd
cost and freight.
Philippines.
There are abou; 10000 tons OF these
sugars offering. af,oat and for ship
, ment, on the basis OF about 4.35c to
4.5Oc, basis IS degrees. II IL estimated
that the receipts of these sugars dur
ing September October will amount to
about $4,000 tons. and the total ship
ments to the United States will be
about 100000 tons more this year than
last
Europe. ....f
| As above stated. the markets have
continued 10 advance. owing to crop
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16
SUGAR EXPERTS agree that Another GOOD
YEAR OF SUGAR PRICES CAN Be DEPENDED ON

Session Sales: . Waialua 1929;
$1,000 Waiaua 5s. s1O2; ) waialua,
sl2S.5O; Waialua. sl2S.5O.
SAL. ES--Between Boards. $1,000
McBryde Is, 500; $4,000 Waalua IS.
slO2; Eva. s32.S71a; $1,000 1901
Hilo Is. s9S.25; $1,000 Olaa 6s, s94.50:
II Pioneer. s222.50; 40 Pioneer, s222.-
80: Waialua, sl2s.5o; so Oahu. s33 /;
100 Oahu, s33
Session Sales: > Eva, s32.75; 3
Paia. $40; 3 Waialua, $1275O.
SALES-Between Boards: 10 Pio-
neer. s222.5O: 200 McBryde. 81: 15O
McBryde, 81; Is Nut. Tel. Co.. &c.
so: $4,000 McBryde 6s, 800: $1,000
McBryde Is. 800; 40 McBryde. 81.
Between Boards: $500 Hilo
1901 IS. $3.50; $500 Waialua IS, $lO2 /;
80 II. c. 4 $. Co. Sal; 10 II. c. 4 S.
Co, sal.
Session Sales: 10 Eva. s32.s7k; 20
II. G. 4 s. CO., si0.75.
NOTICING session of The FIX
change tomorrow, Saturday. Sept. 10.
Legal Holiday. Regatta Day.
NOTICE-Pioneer Sugar Company
will pay. by vote Of the directors, ex-
ira dividends as follows. in addition
to the regular dividend of $3.50 per
month: Oct I. so: Nov. I, 81: Dec. /.
81.
DIVIDENDS-Haw. Sug. )spl i0c..
reg. soc. zoe; Oahu Sugar, zoe: 0. X
A. M DAnnAEnn
reg. ST., $40: Waialua, 75c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16
Nuuanu improvements.

improvements on Nuuanu avenue
are to commence on Monday morn
ing. when, according to the plans of
Road Supervisor Wilson, one hundred
men will be set to work. Four thou
sand dollars will be available. and 1t
Is thought that fairly good start
can be made with that amount. To
make good job Of the improvements
to this street, It Is estimated that
about twenty-five or thirty thousand
dollars would be necessary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16


Dear swe take stating that have purchased rs
cylinder, II
Imperial Engines all
and wi gladly them
AMERICAN FISH & OYSTER CO, Black Diamond.
the
will
working Honolulu
Hawaiian HENNiNG PETERSON 1850 Aakea
155,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16
pslVtEIlEzEN


Mrs. lang's Luncheon.
Mesdames Carl Widemann, Mrs.
Christian Conrad Frank Richardson
Frederick McFarlane, Jack Dowsett.
William Dargie, Alexander Campbell.
Emma McFarlane. E. Paris and the
Misses Alice McFarlane and NJ Ber-
ger enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs.
Lang when she entertained Wednes-
day, at an elaborate luncheon In hon
or of her sister, Mrs. Berger. The
color scheme was green and mauve.
After luncheon the guests devoted the
rest of the afternoon to the absorb
ing game OF bridge.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Aueustu, Murphy's Din.
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Murphy en-
tertained Friday evening at pref
tily appointed dinner In honor of Mrs.
Lindsay Rogers and Miss Helen Rog-
ers of California. Covers were laid
for eight. A profusion of roses dec
Grated the table.
wv
from his European correspondent
under date of August 10:
THE rainfall on the Continent has
again been quite Insignificant and re-
ports about the stfte Of the beet fields
become more pessimistic every day. II
Is now a,orite theme to draw COM
PARSONS between the coming and the
1904 crop, and the general conclusion
IL that the 1904 drought caused less
harm than the present one"
Mr.. LIGHT reports:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16
Kahn Studying Us.


\ Congressman Kahn will see all
there is to be seen In Hawaii In the
limited time he has for visit here,
and from the statements that he let's
drop every little while Hawaii is
making close friend.
Thursday he took In all there was
to be seen at Pearl HarbOr, which
included visit to the big guns at
Fort Kamehpmeha. The visitor stated
that 1t will be but short time until
proper and sufficient projection for
the other side OF the island will be
provided During the first of the
coming week he will take In the NOR
tar practice of Battery Harlow. at
Fort Ruger. and will then make trip
to Hawaii and take look at the vol
cano.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16
Another Good Year.


Sugar circulars received through
the week are especially interesting
on account of the unanimity of opin-
ion that next year In certain to FUR
nish good price for sugar. The
comment of the Federal Reporter and
Willott a. Gray's latest follows:
Willett a. Gray. In their latest sugar
circular, dated August 81. predict an
other good year of sugar prices The
comment of the circular follows:
Raws.-The upward movement of
prices Is still unchecked
European beet crop conditions. the
cause of the present excitement, are
not only unimproved, but are compar-
atively worse than month ago. as
shown by conservative general re-
ports IF. o. LIGHT cabling weather
mostly unfavorable) and by the
latest tests of beetroots taken from
the field: recognized authorities have
not yet published any estimates OF
the probable crop outturn, but n pri-
vate report, based on personal ex-
animation of the beet fields, Is given
out, estimating fall-short In Ger
many and Austria together OF l,45O.-
900 tons.
In France, Holland. Belgium and
Russia the conditions are fairly good
for the most part. and. taken to-
gether, the production In these coun-
tries may equal that of last season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-16

Castle & Cooke, agents for BabcOck
4 Wilcox, received word that they
had been awarded the contract for
the boilers and steam fittings that are
to be used at the Pearl Harbor naval
station. The foundations for the new
boilers are being placed now.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-30

6-Piece Kitchen Sets. ........
12-P Piece Rogers Silver Knives
and Forks. ..............
14-Piece Rogers Silver Spoons
Sanitary Fireless Cooker. -.
80 Piece Dinner Set. ........
Fruit Jar Openers to fit any
Jar. Observation-Disclosures.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-30

There is a charming and
practical variety of pre-
miums. We will add to this
list of premiums from time
to time. If what you wish
is not listed here, save your
coupons BY the time you
have clipped the necessary
number of coupons some
premium to satisfy your
needs will appear. Consider
the saving and commence
clipping coupons now. You
will have first choice of
premiums.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
WATTLES' WINTER HOME
is SUBJECT OF ARTICLE

C. w. Wattles' winter homo at Holly
wood. near Los Angeles, Cal. Is tho sub
ject OF a three-paso article. with five
pictures, In tho current number os
Country Life In America. The ortielS 10
written by Elva Elliott suyford and 10
entitled "A Mexican House aud OsEesn
In California"
Here on incsa among the hills"
says the author. Mr. @. ". wAttlCE,
a resident OF omAhn, has built a ho1s 4,
and garden witch serve as aa eScelleat
example OF what California winter
homo may be. 1'As s9ot Is a SaJmr-a nd'a.;
one and III Tor palace. Altogether thi~
10 an interesting an estate A. tSere IL in
California"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
Nature
Helps You

At Patterson nature Is your nlly, not
your enemy. Nature never hampers, but
backs yoI up.
Never buy cheap land, particularly
cheap fruit land In california, When you
are getting, get the best California men
who have Invested declare that Petter-
son Is one Of the best propositions In tho
state today. Patterson land at Sl5b TO
500 per acre is a much better Investment
state which are selling at $500 TO S2,SOO
per acre.
The water supply at Patterson Is abun-
dant for every need and there IL no
going back OF the supply Patterson has
priority of water right and one OF the
best systums In tho United States, not
excepting any OF the government projects
Il begins 20 look now as though VIC
would have two cars ON
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received uutu noon.
December l, 1911, at the office OF the
undGraiBned. for the construction OF q
building at Curtis Nebraska. for tho
School OF Agriculture. Plans, spsciFica-
tions and bidding blanks are on file at
ths office Of Burd n. Miller, Architect
T34 Brandeis ThcaSer Bldg, Omaha. AMI
the office OF secretary OF state, Lincoln.
ADDISON WAIT,
NlA-d-l6t Secretary OF State
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
Mexico.
MEXICO

The cold wsathcr is here.
Why not take a trip with us down
TO the Gulf Coast OF Mexico, where
there is no cold weather.
Where the gentle Gulf breezes
edualizs the temrerature making II
pleasant, delightful winter and sum
mer,
Where you can grow the finest
oranges, lemons. grapefruit. bananas,
Ipineappies and other citrus fruits.
Where you can grow big crops OF
corn, Where one crop of corn pays
! for the land. Where they grow big
crops OF cotton, cane. the fiber plant
from which binding twine Is made.
and from which fortunes are being
realized, Where the rainfall Is
abundant in the growing season, but
little In the winter months,
Where the tame grasses grow
from 20 feet high whore cattle,
hogs, and horses are grown with little
expense.
Where poultry is produced In all
seasons of the year. Where bees
make honey every month. Where
vegetables grow to perfection.
Where there are many Americans
now located. Where you will have
American neighbors I'm an American
lcolony. Where no Mexicans own land.
Where you will be close TO railroad
and near the great harbor OF Tam
IpiCo.
Where the climate Is healthful
Where we can sell you, good, rich
black land at S12 per acre on very
easy terms. Write for literature,
Our next excursion December 3.
Railroad fare from Omaha TO Tam
Ipico and return, S49.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
Chocoy Land CO.
584 Brandels Bldg,. Omaha, Neb.
Nebraska.

FOR SALE-One section OF Sheridan
county land. near Gordon. Neb.; well i'm
proved, seven-Toom house. large harm and
RranAry buildings. two wells, windmtl!s
and tanks; fenced and eross-fenoed; two
hay meadow and plenty Of pasture For
terms, write owners, BeekmAn Bros, BOX
"a Gordon, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
WILL NOT LAST
SARPY co.

les ACRES, absolutely tho very best
bargain near omaha. situated in Sarpy
county, within 7 milcS Of South Omaha
and az miles Of Papiilion; y valley land;
land, gently rolling, the very best OF soil,
s. 900 worth OF improvements, conSletIng
OF good, well built 7-roum house Oarge
roomS), good cellar plenty OF closets,
pantry equipped with flour bins, china
closets, etc. good barn for u head with
hnymow for 20 tons; good orchard, etc.
II you want the very best improved and
very best farm YOU can get, without any
eNcckuon. for tl0O per acre, noar Omaha,
then take this; y cash by March /; bal
ancc long time.
Let me show you tho goods. Bring wfo
with YOU. A largo list and "a few bar
gains all terms and all prices, hut n you
can handle the above do not overlook II,
as you have chance on this bargain
now.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY.
l2l3-lIl city National Bank Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
For SaIe

80 acres improved farm and ranch near
MaywCod. Neb l3s acres In good state
of cultivation, hay and pasture, Price,
T. rn In castcyn Nebraska IN exchange.
Call or write FARMERS LAM co,
lnlA C.tN NRLl nanl E.hE.. Omaha. Ken.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
PERSONAL.

MISS Lang Mauicurlug and vihratory
massage treatments. R0om J. second
floor ie5 podee So
SEE Miss Eva Lang i'm "rhc Descrtcr''
at the American tucatcr n Miss Rather
ine Brlee l5l3 nh.o st, viii come O. The
Bee office within three days we viii
give her pain OF tickets.
E-=-=-----=
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
2 DOZEN thoroughbred White L,gl ofn
g5g5 ffii' N, :, sa,h ST. "'"' '''S''' '''' VI
ROUP easily cured by Bob Whto's
ROup cure, ECC box. II your dealer can
not supply you write us direct, sendins
dealers name BOZ WHITE co, gg0l
n. 10th St, Omaha Webster 56S1.
PEDIGREE hr,a,c puppies, 27i2 Mori-
deth Ave Phone Webster SuSl.
CoNKE1 $ LAYING TONIC
CONkEI = RoUP CURE
ARE THE BEST,
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO.,
Phone ID. lsG. 1913 Howard st.
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REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
GUARANTEES ABSTRACT Co, Room
I, Patterson Blk.
Abstracts. N. T Brennan, S2l Brandels Tn.
BUILDERS INFORMATION.
Electric gas fixtures. Omaha silver CO,
Ideal Cement Stone Co 18th and CumlnS
Amer. suly. Co, rootg paints, ll% Nich.
Fuchs, Son 8 Bllnd, palntng, decorating.
WANTED no MY.
WILL pay cash for l6O. 24O. or $50
lTnnrnNRg than 10 miles
from Omaha, owner only. Address
13S Bee.
LIST your city property for sale with
Vogel, 500 karba eh Bldg
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
FOR SALE-New strictly modern Z
room house In Syndicate Park, South
Omaha. win take lot in location as
part payment. balance in monthly pay
neuts. Inquire 2025 n ST., Phone South
1881.
EVERY plumber is not robber II
anything happens, phone Douglas 1918
! Good Plumbing co,
TWO apartment houses; will sell SIN
| gle or doubics income $50 month.
GROSS, sol $. 22d s..
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A
SMALL INVESTMENT.
] can offer a prosperous and profitable
parlOr millinery business, well located
| for steady trade, and ten rooms of fur
nlture for "A very moderate price, My
business is reliable. and rooms all occu-
| pied Returns from rooms pay all eN-
penses Of house and establishment Am
! leaving city-Only reason for selling, De-
tails and price TO interested parties. Phone
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
Bargain Close In

1880 North I'D ST., rooms. bath, toilet,
gas, cellar, lot S3xl40, all fenced, nice
shade. only 40 minutes walk TO l.. Il.
shops This property must be sold. Price
reduced from 5000 to 81, $50; terms, small
cash payment aud balance monthly. All
taxes paid 10 date. Abstract showing
good title goes With property. This Is a
snap. Go see IL. -
S. p. BOSTWICK, SOLE AGENT,
1925 City Natl Bank Bldg.
The key TO success In business Is the
tudicious and persistent use OF newspaper
advertising,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18

FRUIT.BANDS Ia tCn.ucre tracts on
easy payments. Large tracts FOR sub
division, from {A5 TO SEQ per acre, on
electric road now building IN the famous
Willamette valley of oregon. Agent
wanted. George Fletcher a Co, Junction
CIV ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-18
REAL ESTATE
Il tNI,N & uANCII LAND ron SALE


FREE list OK improved toward, Greo-
ley valley. sherman and Custer county
frrrs, for people OF limited means want
Ing homes on easy terms. T.. Bradley
WulbRch, Neb
IMPROVED section In klnbou. Neb..
and 100 all In alfalfa Whitlhnd, WyO. Il.
Gross 6Oi - ed