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The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
SAYS STEEL TRUST DID
NOT FEAR ROOSEVELT
Judge Gary Told Executive Commit
tee Corporation Was In "ciose
Touch" With Him.


Touch" With Him.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-That tho
United States Steel Corporation was
In CLOSE touch" with President
Roosevelt and Commissioner OF Cor
porations James r. Garfield when the
bureau OF corporations commenced Its
investigation OF the steel corporation
In 1906 was revealed today at the
meeting OF the Stanley steel trust In
yestigating committee,
According to the minutes OF the
steel corporation, read by Stanley to.
day. Judge K. III. Gary told the execu-
tive committee ut one OF its meetings
that they need fear nothing from the
investigation.
I'VE are In close and almost con-
slant touch with the commissioner OF
corporations and at times the presi-
dent himself" Gary said, according 10
the minutes.
Commissioner of Corporations
Smith said this close touch" was
probably maintained through George
w. Perkins.
isn't Il fact" broke In Rep. Lit
Teton (Dem., N. ", that you pee
mitted the steel trust to investigate
itself and accepted its data?"
1T is not. We accepted their data
and verified H."
The witness said he had frequently
conferred with Judge Z. II. Gary.
did you ever discuss with him the
possibility of criminal prosecution
and the fact that II the information
was not furnished willingly a sub
poena would be served and that this
would give the informant immunity"
asked Rep. Beaii (Dem. fexas1.
mo, did not" answered Smith.
Sometimes you can get more In
friendly manner than you can In
legal way. None OF our information
WAS given under oath"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
NEW YoRk PRopuCE.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Quiet: mess.
3175091S. Lard: Steady: middle west
spot. ts20@ss0. Sugar: Raw. hrm:
centrifugal, Sc test. s423: muscovado.
$685.: crushed. s6.s5: powdered. S52s:
graduated, t5.16. Coffee: Rio No. Z
on spor i3N GI3hc Tallow: quiet:
city. BAc country. So @6<c. Hay:
Firm: prime; SIS No. 3. zoe 9si clo-
turkeys, l2m23c; chickens, 14m1sac;
fowls sH16c; ducks. l5c Live poul-
try: Active and firm; geese. &c; cucks.
l2c: fowls i5 u l6c: turkeys. i2c; @roost-
ers. ghc Cheese. Quiet and hrm
state milk, common TO specials. shV
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
Saginaw Custer Case Heard Here

Arguments in the Saginaw Power
Co.'S suit against the city of Saginaw,
TO restrain the latter from putting II
out OF business were heard by Judge
Angel In the United States circuit
court, Thursday morning. The power
company Is operating under 3O-year
franchise granted TO the predecessor
in 1909 and supplied light and power to
the citizens The common council OF
saginaw ordered the company out OF
the streets. claiming that II Is a mon
opoly. and has no right TO operate un-
der the franchise City Attorney Snow
appeared for the municipality, while
the complaint was represented by At
torneys George w. and John G. Wea-
dock. OF Saginaw. Judge Angel took
the case under advisement.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
BOSTON COPPER.
RcsroN CoPPER MARkET-CIe.e.

Ahmeek 40. BIOS q Cor as. Dos Ely
! ~. Butte Coal ASA. Cal a. A %. CHINO
- n. Cop Range %. DaIy West .. DAVIS
Day ylc, EAST Butte liA, FIRST Nat
j S-l6. Franklin IL -. GirouX 40, q al
Cons "a CRANKY SSA, Greene Can "a.
Indiana lSn,x Inspiration IA, Isle
Royale II. Kerr Lake B. La Rose
lie. Mich zh. New Cons lSk, Nils y
8. osceela I0l. Parrot l24. Quincy
73h Raven Is. Ray Cons IN. shan.
l0A Sup &Bos 5 -. Utah Cons i. -.
L. Smelt So do pr as. -
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
shonts increases Wife's Allowance.

NEW YORK, July 20.-That MIS-.
Shonts, wife OF Theodore p. Shonts.
the traction magnate, refused to sue
for an absolute divorce because she
did not desire to permit Shonts 10
marry again, and that she has now
dropped her contemplated action Tor
separation because her attorneys
have forced an adequate financial
settlement" was the assertion today
of Mrs. Mary Matzinger. close friend
OF Mrs Shonts. The trouble between
Shonts and his wife. Mrs. Matzinger
said, arose when the fnancier reduced
his wifes allowance TO $500 monte.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
CHICACO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Butte-: Extras,
24c; frsts. 26c; dairy extras, &c; hrsts.
zoe Eggs: Prime frsts, 15hc; frsts.
poultry: Fowls. 12h q 13c; ducks.
I2hc; geese. 7Gsc.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
FARM IS CENTER OF U. s.
University Professor Finds Stub" In
Monroe County, Indiana.

University Professor Finds hub IN
Monroe County, Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 70
Prof. w. K. Cogshall. OF Indiana Uni
versity, who has been making obser'
vations in an effort to locate the CEN
ter OF population, declared today he
was reasonably certain he had locat-
cd the spot
The pivotal point OF the nations
population is located on the farm OF
Samuel II. Stevens in Monroe county,
sixty miles from Indianapolis. Stew
ems was born on the farm SO years
ago and has always lived there. The
country about the population center
is wild and covered by second
growth forest.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

13Ac; skins, common to specials. s2%
Ql0c. full skins, PA use Butter:
Steady: receipts. 5.177; creamery extra,
25c: state dairy tubs. lsM z4c Eggs:
Firm: receipts. s.322: nearby white
fancy, 20 q 2sc; nearby mixed fancy, 10
q 22c, fresh firsts, 17G25c.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

WASHINGTON. July 20. - An,
nouncement that Louis ID. Brandeis,
the Boston attorney who appeared as
counsel for Louis r. CLAWS In the
BallingerPinohot controversy would
appear as special attorney for the
house committee on expenditures I'm
the interior department to assist In It's
probe Of the Controller Bay. (Alaska),
situation. was authorized by Chairman
Graham, Dem. ILL.,, today.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Extras. 24c: frsts, 23c 10.
dairy, 1sc; packing stock. lie H.
Egas-Current receipts cases In
cluded, 14hc Receipts on Thursday
were SIS cases Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
Havana FiIler7

Clarke Griffith says that the two
Cuban players he signed will fill a
long felt want in his lineup II ar
pears that they are long Havana fil-
lers, Ell?
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, July 2o.--Money on
call 2% per cent Time money: 3h
per cent for six months. Bar silver:
London, "a 5-16 pence; New York,
52&c, Demand sterling: $is6254
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By .FINANCE.


TO
Detroit Times aeeompanisd o the
on carefully invesisasdO
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

NEW YORK. July 2o-The antagon-
|sn developed against the Inter-Metro-
poIItan proposition for construction
and operation of subway extensions
caused q break In the securities OF
hat company at the opening Of the
stock market today. Fractional de-
cIines were sustained in nearly all the
Important railroads and industrials.
After the decline the Inter-Met shares
we're better supported.
IA a. m.-The sharp breaks in In
ter Met. shares at the opening were
followed by pronounced upturns. The
general list also developed moder-
Ate degree Of strength.
governments unchanged: other
bonds Irregular.
NoonT market maintained a
strong tone during the late forenoon.
= p m.--After showing a strong
tone In the late forenoon the market
became quieter and in the afternoon
prices generally receded slightly be-
low the range at midday.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

There are so many people interest
ed in Fioridaiauds and so h=that
is untrue has been printed about the
country in the real estate circulars
and advertising that hrst-hand infor-
nation about Florida is worth dis
n I received the other day shows con-
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
Former Empress Of Korea Dead.

TOXIC, July 2O.-Princess Yen.
consort of Vital Jang. former Emperor
OF Korea, died today In Seoul.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

OSBORN IN TRAVERSE CITY.
TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, July 20
Governor Osborn arrived this morn
ing to attend the annual meeting OF
the boards of Michigan Asylums. or
state hospitals, as they now are called.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
Appie.-New. n0l.7s bu; 's9A'


Baa.a..-oood shipping stock. sI.ss
Besn.-Dried Lima. ga 07e per In
Biackberries-s3so 5000 bu.
Currants--Common. $3.50 per bu;
cherry currants. s3.7594 per bu.
box; cherries. s2Q225 box: plums. s22s
q $50 box: peaches. $40 226 box; pears.
celeryEFiorida. ,sss0sSO doa: homo
grown, 200 25c doz
CONTROVERSIES per crate.
Cheese-Miohigan hats. old. ls0l1c;
new, l2h Ole; fancy. old. IL Disc; new
isc. late made, l30llc: domestic.
SWISS, l6@lsc; block Swiss isQlsc;
Imported Swiss, 2s@3oc; Limpurger.
'S..s.Ss.,, s soSs1 sli Ssf 0i'o ID
Cherries-l6-Qt cases. si.2S LOO per
pate.-Persian. sGse per ID: FardA
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. l09l1e ib:
common. s09c ID.
FIss-Importsd. new. Ii0lse per ID:
Fresh veEeta bIes-Cucumbers, hot
house 500 CSC doz; lettuce, co q SOC bu:
head lettuce. 81 blu: radishes. a4l5c
dcz: parsley. use dos; gresn peppers
sec basket; tomatoes, 4-bAsket crates.
s1.25 q 1.5o crate; summer squash, 81 a
wax beans, sl.75G2 per bu; green on :
ions. ioc dozen; beets. soc per DO.
cress zoe doz: green corn. l5c dos;
Grape Fruit = Florida. s4So0s per
Hosey-Fancy white. l:6lsc: No 4.
dollhouse tomatoes. 15c lbi turnips. soc:
is0iSc. amber. il0iso: extracted. 50
H.s-pstroit shipper. are paying the
following prices for pa.ed hay In car
lots. Z o. Detroit: No: J timothy.
new. s21912; No /. timothy, Sisgfo:
clover. mixed. sis@ 20; rye straw: S.eo:
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from S2o02s. IS 20 quality.
Hfdes--No. ! cured. lac: No. /! green.
Zoe. No. cured bulls, loo; No. ! green.
s No Cured su esf SO i.s a S green ss
No 1. 1sc per ID: horse hides. No. 1.
ts.Ts: No. 3. saTb; sheepskins. as TO
wool. 20 Soc; No hides. lie on on kip.
HuckIeberries-s3.25 bu.
Iemons-Caiifornia. 365o07 box
Limes-s1 q lbs per dos
Meions-watermeIou 25@4oc each:
Rocky Fords t350W4 per case: Little
Gems. 81 125 per basket.
Onions-Southern, 3tsv per sack.
Oranges-valencias, s4.25Q476 box.
Peaehes---s375 per e-basket crate;
Pisesp,is.-Fioridas. ,sS0aD per
Pot.tee. = New potatoes. si.ss0Lse
blu, t5.26 per Dbl.
Poultry-Broilers, 10000: fowls.
613c; young ducks. lee: geese, s01oc:
turkeys l461sc per ID.
Rsspberrfes-Red. s4.5o@5 bu; black
81 1909 per 15-qt case.
r.iiow--No. I. she; No. :, N per
wool-Medium unwashed, lie; fins
unwashed. l20isc; reflections. 40 In
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

fat heifers. s4S50625: fair "a good do,
t4G4fs; stock heifers. ss.2b0 s.so; best
feeding steers. dehOrneo. ga i.xo com :
mon feeding steers. dehorned, tSg 10.
s: bologna bulls. $1,000; stock bulls.
sS0s.2S; best mixers and sprinse1rss'
S66 frS0:- 20 COED do. -a-ou ~
Hogs: NReceipts. rs cars; strong
heavy, $40; workers. s74og''So' pigs
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. - ears;
market. steady; top lambs. 81 2Sm 90;
wethers. SI25GA50; ewes ts.IbQA'
yeaTllngs. tbsab tG5 SO. p.
Calves t4S06SAo-
EAST BuFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO, " A.. July 90
Cattle. Receipts. 125 head. markell
faiFls-a ettEe-and= steadYt- prime steers.
$50 u ESQ; butcher grades. SSV61o 20
Calves; Receipts. $50 head marhet'
active and firm; Gull TO choice. 30 "
SIS. sheep and lambs. Receipts. $500
head; market. active and steady
choice lambs. s1.35@T,50; Gull TO air.
So T26; yearlings. s5US.1oi sheep. ~
2 $50 Hogs; Receipts p,ssay o'V workers. lvar
S7sOGT.5O: pigs. s7q7.l0; mixed. 40
d75o; heavy, s7lo072o: roughs. $50
SIS; stays. $5Qb.z5.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
July 20.--Hogs Receipts, 10000; mar
eos: good heavy. ss45G6S0; rough
heavy S620Q645: light. seas " $50;
pigs. $3.50 $50. Cattle; Receipts.
1000 market, strong; beeves, SLIeg
$50: cows and heifers, S2l1w 80;
sI5Oms: calves. s5G75o. sheep: Re-
ceipts. 10000; market, steady 10 lower;
native S26OG 465. western, $50 40:
lambs. s4G7.S5 western. s4.5O9Ise
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. July 2O.---Hogs: Re-
ceipts 20 cars: heavies and mediums.
$7l5. workers.. SI.2O. pigs, 500 hgnts,
* 90 Calves: Receipts. $50 head; SS25
ton Cattle: Receipts. cars; strong.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, cars;
s6.75 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

Busine-s-Iiie Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. Is
John r. st Phi. Main 1893. or City 33S5
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
EAST BUFFALO-Op.atnE.
DunninesA stevens Live stock Report

EAST BUFFALO,. N. Y. July %
Cattle: Receipts, two cars; market.
steady. Best 1850 to 6O0-lb steers,
$3.50 q 6.65: good to prime 1900 TO
1.350-lb, steers. ts15uvs go pest 100
20 1,200-lb. shipping steers, S5.50061O:
medium butcher steers. 1000 20 LOO
"a eoS5 is o best fst cows teb ie7kS ss5s
fair TO good do, t3.5O0426: common 90
medium do, ,36s.50: trimmeTs, 81 500
ATS. best fat heifers. tS.500b.15. good
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT, July 20.--Cattlc: Active
and higher for all kinds. outlook
strong Prices ranged as follows:
Choice steers, averaging from / 900 to
LOO pounds. at t5.75q625: choice
handy killers, s4.50@5.60; light to good
butchers steers and heifers, s2.75@
AIS common killers and fat cows
S25Oab Gamers cows, S1.26H225;
common TO prime shipping bulls. $40
g; light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls, s250Q350; stockers and feeders
t2@2.50 per cwt. Mich cows: Active
at t25 a. 60; veal calves, lower at $3.50
u $50 per cwt. Sheep and lambs: Iiull
and 500 75c lower than last week; C1al-
ity common. choice lambs. s6.60@6.75:
light TO fair, Sb@6.25; common to prime
sheep. S3m5: mixed sheep and lambs
s4.50M5.50 common killers. s275m325;
culls, szW2.50 per cwt. Hogs Active
and steady: quality common: prime me-
diums and workers., S6.S0n685: light
yprkvrs ana pigs; tt.to1r $50 pct cwt
Receipts: Cattle. S4G; calves. 1,225;
sheep, 2,61I: hogs, 2.659
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20

|||Ns FOLLOW
FRACTIONS
.'sr-het slumps At the Opening,
1ut Advances Come in General
List Afterward.

An 3 sng 5sA, Anal Cop esH. Am C
tIH Am Cot OIL 564s, Am Loo
~ Am amelt 4eA, Am 7 4 4 l37h.
"4<opl4 3o4 Afch l1sss. b q o l0s y /.
N 85@. Can Pac sf4,a. Cen Leath
90 ~ 100, Ches a . AM. Chi & CT
<zH. 9. ~ a st Paul 127A, Chi a ~
I'D -: Col q 36h. Corn Prod IAN.
- II f11M. Dis Sec Cor So, Erie 36%.
ID lst pf 5tk, DO "a pf 4sh, Gen Eiee
1t g. Nor pfd 1864, Ills Cent ia. Int
I@[ ItH. do ~ So. Kan G 3 s5h. Leh
~ Ilf&, Louis a N eS-s's 1924. NJ
y n 16h NJ 81 II a s M l42. Mo
1c Ask NY G 1Osh, u Y, o q wv 46A
Nor a w l0o. North Pac 1914. Penn n
q Ict3, Peo q 4 G log. Ray Cons TN
*<ad 1919, Rep l a. Steel 30h. Rock
~ t1X. do pr IS, SlOss-Sheff so. South
F41 I13X. South Ry 32B. do pr 20.
Tenn Cop ll&. Texas 2Sk, Union Pac
1917. II Rub com ~. u 8 Steel Te u.
N % 11Sk. u Bonds 1854. yir-Car
The Detroit times., 1911-07-20
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF poultry were the largest
Of the week. and with relatively low
markets outside and a limited demand.
the market was called weak. Potatoes
in good condition are frm, but the
market has been getting lot of poor
stock lately, which has to 20 for less
money The supply OF berries this
morning was decidedly small. Huckle-
berries were fairly plentfsuf but those
shipped In bushel baskets or other
large packages are getting TO market
in poor shape. this making a wide
range in quotations, Cherries, black
berries and raspberries OF both kinds
were scarce and high.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

BARGAINS LISTED WITH TEzE1L
ten far 8 osw MINUTES End We VA AID
iva ul EaZe q ne hess AIDS Yea erer
beard q for the UuleE.
A FEw SAMPLES
50 acres. improved in Puwnee couut-.
NEBRASKA al. SIS per acre WI take Euod
clear cry property a. parr puy-euL
e. acres. raw land. n G-eelev ouunrv.
NeeraslzA. a. SIS per acre. VII take GIy
properly q urRde.
50 acres. raw land. n Holt county. a. q
great bargain. unly three niles from Page
slo ac-ss improved Lard n Bord county.
NelrAsi-a- E.sal No trade
I'D acres improved land. close 20 onava-
Ia far 81 per acre Tbs lEnd ralsad 81
bushels corn 70 acre laEt TeaT We have
ether good farms n ms locality az
z46 acres IN Harlan county. NshrnEza
Half q it is broke and sgwed n winter
wheat SO per acre. VII trAae Cor good
claa- ciIy property.
14B-acrs ranch IL Brown county. Ne
Hrzsta. a. stocked ana II runutng order
4iAHM only ten niles from q ra4raa1
Inquire Tor particulars a. 70 EBs q stock
etc- We hare many ether large ranches
= his locality a. reHl ha-Eai1E
15g acres. vel improved two niles from
Jersey. Lincoln county. Nebraska A rsai
barEac- ASK as for price.
The Above 20 JuEi q fEw - the navy
farms or eur Est II w8u dn net f7nd What
yo1 WE1t T. his a6 let ~ Know and We
WI send ruu q cumulstB Esf q Cur Fer
SAFE Parma
We urs aEenrs for eastern Montana lan6s
Golden valley lands a. Nurrh DArcta. chsaE
lrT1Eatsd lands IN Grand Junction Celia
and many cttsr places
We run hu-eseakerE excursions 70 IL
fsrent localities On ire Grst AID third
Tuesdays q each meath Just let knew
Wh8d locality Fuu are interested IN and We
Wi arrange 70 take wa alunE On cur
excursions
" rou have snv lznd 70 Esn or trade rs,
& with rs re ruarantse results
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


FHCTT AND TRUCK PAIN FOR RFr,gr.
Twe1fg aEraH. lne-hElf ulils eEEr q Mur-
f1Lk. Neb-s lG Nan ELreeL Has tarEs .
ruc12 nuaas- large Erulary. haru Elc ether
buldlnEE. Fenced VIVA woven wLrs iutu
four LgrE Nice orchard 81 apple ara 10
cherry trees lots q EClal El-1iI ana Etcs
garden lorA Also have ~ Ecraa adJCll Lng
sane tlr rent his Ia mostly % past are.
81 acras tGEL land. 81 Acres fenced ul1h
EDoOI1 Wlre 1a4alee teneed via 1ETtsd
W-ra MEla - 1nEs 90 Tha LElr1and Trust
ccmpazys A1r-1lE. Neh
81 % - iutE. ilElds city Emits. Hcrzh
p1r- a. L1W rEEE alL1EHrEer o. on crop
snAlsA ca a. unes -5E C1ry Na1lunal
Ea1k EUlG1E
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
REAL ESTATE
IN wnWFM nWm Wun =


FuE SALES nc-es e --leH frur- Llsb-
E-rr on rlfIc -aaf lss GOD 81 Cl-
tValir-. rest LwhEr. FAR .UsrCrs-ler.s.
E1sd we Ell spring. tauCaG a-1 crosse
fenced orchard near acrno. on pubic
r1ad. r. u a. a-E lHssr rlrF rrtca s. psr
acre y 81 Curr1e. LehaDur. Mu-
-l1oNrzAT1ON r-onazsir-. 1s lar aerrs
best uuIc-lza1ul urCr.lEtu1 Ln sclrh Ms
sclr mEs tc raalrua1. G. aa-acre i'm
&C rr1cE rareh en- E-eE- fence. uthsr
tracts. W-rs Cor prlces g s. Nhluock
El-C1 T-eE Ne
30 ACRES. uNa
11 a. rscuElas c. No Sd a consider
ahla VnUav ana c1lCvsred - aEres EE-
Der. Eood s--1uE wErEr. sc-e 1rchard 3
ruu- klaze. lErEe uew trhDH San utnHr
1u- rl-il 2 I-uE Terms. WrsH fC- uEls Eaiiel
Suuriock AVA. Ne
Maurana-
BUSINESS men q Glsnsirs Mcnt. have
urra1luef fur tha purpose q g vtzg ~
Iiatls lnfurDH1iun cuncgrriuE lan6s IL
uu6erstEned cuupEuT have reaieef In
eastern MuuEana fer ~ yearB and -uru
ard knew every frut q - lAras Thar
ara r-HrchE-EE and t-Ei-ass -ez We wauf
set1 en- and Fou- rrade and CEnnot affurE
10 EislHa5 Nurui-hetar6tnE LAST rua-t
errE1h M1-tEEa Wa enc q rhe fsu
states rha1 ra4Eed ur1ana-T Crcps 80 INA
Have Esvsral uhCuEand a-res tur sale a.
reasunahie ETlces. Eu-1aEtaa locnfad
Wrirs Cate City Land company
GlendIre, McnL-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

- A. lErEs Eruum n8lBe- lErEs harn
51Edl - g. 113u@uE ne LbCFs s-rucu
hClaa, uEW haru 1EM IA SCI t1Eslhsr
or sEpGrars- - g. laEr AElFLs LarEa
hDEae Ele hzrl. q nae e1l1cry huna
rr-1s "a EeE acras ezs1 or tzRE "a ElleT
c. cha EEE1EsFllE. M1.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HANCH LaNn Tun sAHu


FDE EALE-ln knnnea Co. go ne~sn 20
elacE chucclata AVA -lea Eu1tr .
-EE okl- N ths AnrElcrs ValEr. 9
sees redEG ans q E.as we wlEh - aerea
aross oll n-1 re nE.urCe n Easrrra Tea
urlna-l AID EErter. f-rucm haana 49,
-arad. uaEGre4. Cailar guGuT-aath- q. n
raad zEape. 1aru- 4aElE ruc. f-r ~ r--a
g haV. rn-E Ter EurEaa- era rluf ahef
and hEv fCrE clult lste. = E1u1 Era-a-Ira
uIth e-veway t1rulC1 cerrEr. wu n1ld
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PAIN L-ANLs FoR sALE
BgG acres on new Inc C'rere1 Erunk
ru4way 20 per acrs E-8 per acre casa.
BE- lnuce ten wears 8 reT cent
OREGON LAND a TTTLE CO. Purhand--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

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REAL ESTATE

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

FOR sALE-aI-Elrs Ec1cE AID Erala
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REAL ESTATE
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PAIN EEACH COUNTY FARMS
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THE ,SVEA REAL
ESTATE CO..

as OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BLDG
OMAHA NER
To Trade for Merchandise Only
sEB ncres- ESQ acres level snd under rIow
balanue paEtGra Seven niles truEl urlsrtV
seat town Large ruo-slury house 1hrss
barns two ErR1HT1aE rwu weIlE euc In
prgVeUerfH practically 1eW IL asrea il
goes with TIE place small uorrEzKH a.
81 al- rUuE four year, Price. EzaH0 usr
acre The nan Who Owls thia % q rssr-
chant and wCulc Ike 70 set u EaruHrrfir
business q . 5000 I've uuwl- What have
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ARNOLD REALTT CO. Fuueruun. Neh
1EBB-ACEE ranch fer sale, SN Per aers
rwo-thtr1E cAEh. rEmGlBcer i've ysHrH Z
Der cent Interest. a. fenced- Fuod t-IIurug.-
mau1s Fer pnTuculErH Wrlts F'rEuk EchuIa
Ncr1uLk. Neb.-
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OFFERED FOR SALE

FuFnirarz.
SOME very good Eecund-nan6 furrit1re-
slrlEL sell NJ unCe. G1T sale cheap G1s
L1arsuporr- Can EEr EE
BOOK CASH. gas range. ios BOX bed
room set and some clring chairs. d lst
sci AZ Encs CBl Farnev EE
FURNITURE q 5-rmun fla cheap.
good a. DeW. leaving CIV Also LE1 Tor
reur. al uaaEru- r block - Eausrurl
pnrk 80 Shirley