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The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
FINDS BEETS
SAP MOISTURE
BY WHOLESALE
Pleasant Valley Farmer Expcri.
mcnts With Grain on Potato
and Beet Land

How to rotate crops in this dis
trict is most important question
and is too often overlooked espe-
cially by the big beginner who
farms in Colorado for the first time.
III there is plenty of moisture in
the spring or through the winter
months there is but little choice of
what seed to SOW, but taking the
conditions that have existed for the
past two years, it is not advisable
to sow grain upon land that produc-
ed beets the year before, unless the
ground is well irrigated in early
spring before the grain is planted.
A good illustration OF this theory
may be seen on the farm of Gus An
derson, well known Pleasant Val
ley grower. He sowed wheat this
spring on forty acres, half of which
was planted last year to spuds and
the other half to beets. The land
is one piece and there is absolutely
no difference in the soil
Upon the 20 acres where potatoes
were grown last year the grain is
now several inches high and look
ing fine, while upon the beet land
it is scarcely through the ground
and has yellow tint.
Mr.. Anderson says it was caused
from lack of moisture as beets sap
the ground much more than any
other crop,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONVEN-
TION TO BE HELD HERE

The state convention of the Colo
rado Christian Missionary Society
will be held in Greeley June 27-29
and will be entertained by the local
First Christian church. Concern
ing the Importance and interest of
that convention, the following is
taken from the >"Christian Evange-
list" of st. Louis, Mo-. written by
Rev. Jay Elwood Lynn, pastor of
the s. l.. W. Ranch church. who is
the president of the convention.
1.-THE next great date on the cal
endar of Colorado is the state con-
yention at Greeley June 2729.
There are many indications that
this is to be an exceptional conven-
ton. 1t comes at an exceptionally
good time, on the eve of the nation
al convention at Portland. With
Mclean, McCash. c. c. Smith, Mac
farlane, DR.. Shelton and possibly
Mrs. Harlan present. 1t will be ma
tfonal convention in miniature. 1t
is to be held with an exceptional
church. For conservation. earnest
ness and ability to sacrifice for the
cause tho Greeley church 10 an ex-
ample for the whole state to copy
after. Under the splendid leader
ship of their new pastor, ]. L.
Thompson, the work at Greeley is
going right forward. 1t will be
good for every church in the state
to send delegates to catch the con-
tagion Of the Greeley brethren. Not
only so, but the town itself offers
exceptional delights for place OF
meeting. Greeley is a slightly city,
with fine church buildings. pure
water and handsome residences.
and Is surrounded by as productive
farm land as the country affords
anywhere.
Some exceptional features have
been introduced this year into the
convention makeup, as for instance
the delegate plan toward which the
National Convention is reaching. 1t
will be our duty as president to in
sist that delegates bring proper c,e-
dentials and to urge upon the
churches the appointment Of their
best men and women to go up to
the Greeley convention to transact
business for the King in thorough
going. business-like way. Begin at
once to boost in your church for
fine delegation. You can help make
this a really historic and epoch
making gathering of the Disciples Of
Colorado"
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
DINNER PALS
TO BE TAKEN
ON NEXT TRIP
Picnic Lunch in Eastern Weld
County on May 24th

A basket picnic will be feature
of the next "get acquainted trip" of
the Weld County Commercial club,
which will be made next Wednesday,
May "a, through the eastern part of
the county The northern and south
ern parts of Weld have been toured
by the progressive members of the
organization and it is the intention
to visit all of the towns so that the
people may know that everybody is
pulling together now for Greater
Weld County.
The announcement cards, in con-
nection with the basket picnic, urge
that everybody bring "a full one
1t is presumed that the interpreta
ton of this mysterious phrase is lef
to the discretion of those taking tn
trip.
An earlier start than usual will b'
made, as the parade will form at
O'Clock.
Following is the route planned:
Leave Greeley a. m.
Arrive Barnesville Sis a. m.
Leave Barnesville S:25 a, m.
Arrive Fosston $40 a. m.
Leave Fosston 9:20 a. m.
| Arrive Briggsdale $3.50 a. m.
Leave Briggsdale 1910 a. m.
| Arrive Buckingham 1920 a. m.
Leave Buckingham 1880 a. m.
Arrive Raymer 1850 a. m.
Leave Raymer 1880 p. m.
Arrive Keota zoo p. m.
| Leave Keota 2:15 p. m.
Arrive Grover $3.50 p. m.
Leave Grover 400 p. m.
Arrive McGrew Reservoir 5:45 p.
M
Arrive Greeley 7:15 p. m.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
GREELEY IS TO HAVE
SHARE OF POST CARDS

:. Greeley is to send out its +
!. quota OF the half million post !
:. cards that have been supplied :
!. by the various railroads of the
!. state for flooding the east on :
+ May 20. Secretary McCrery ::
J. Of the Greeley Commercial ::
!. club will soon receive 5000 ::
+ OF the pictorial advertisements ::
+ OF the state and these will be ::
1. distributed to the school chill ::
!. dren and others who may want ::
!: to send them to friends in the ::
J. east. :.
+ Claims are now being made ::
+ that the idea of the railroads ::
!. was had from Greeley. which, ::
1. some years ago sent out 5000 ::
:. of the popular souvenirs to all :.
+ parts of the country. ::
I. + + + I. I. 4. + !. i. + + + + + + ::
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
Eaton school Reception

Eaton, May 12-The annual re-
the high school to the seniors will
be held this evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Mimmack. The
house will be prettily decorated in
purple and gold, the Junior colors,
and green and white, the senior
colors.
A five-course dinner will be serv-
ed at O'Clock. This will be fol-
lowed by n Japanese Operetta and
later a social hour will be spent.
There are nine members In the
graduating class this year. There
will be forty guests present this
evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
~ MAIL, d.,
F[:S CLAIM, IN, ,
EiiHiOUT HELP
r,,,,,u starts Thirty
r.,n on Horseback to
ra't anp On Homestead

,o on horseback FRI
homestead 50 mlles
,sere she will spend the
y, ,ne necessary WORK
-, assistance MISS
mm Of Greeley display
,,,t of grit and courage
.,dou found in a girl.
INN is a typical daughter
and is not daunted py
,,ss which she will nave ,a,
|. IN her pioneer NE,
,red on her homestead ,.
,ouired time for the ias'
..a has been spending
:, Greeley with her
I. James Gearhart, VINO
husband, manages tine
rant. ,,,d
.um said that she would
I, on her homestead TINS
1 m unconcerned a man
ociety girl would an
. intention of embroider-
Miss Tatum has
Improvements on her
With no help. She Is a
h Of twenty.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

DR.. 2. X. Snyder went to Gunni-
son today on business connected
with the new Normal school.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
HAPPY REUNION HELD
WHEN RELATIVES meet

There was a happy reunion OF
relatives Sunday at the home OF
Miss Abbie Day in Camfield Court.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. II. Wilson OF ROCK
Island, ILL.,, and Mrs. NJ. A. Darling
OF Moline are spending month
with Miss Day, who is their niece
Miss Carlotta Day of Rock Island
is also member of the party ana
Miss Days father, G. NJ. Day, OF
Fort Collins, and sister, Miss Reoa
Day of Longmont. were present at
the reunion held Sunday. Miss Re-
ba will remain for few days visit.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
1 CLEAN UP
PROVE GROUNDS
lJNU GROVE CEMETERY

Mayher and the city :
are determined that i.
shall the city be clean, {:
pertaining to the city. :
by the fine results of {.
day in town, the !
nd a council committee 9:
ming visited the ceme- !
look into the needs of !
portant part of the !
Poperty, and the result !
DE cleaning up and i'm :
process will be extend !
hclude the city of the !
little old building that :!
ID to improve the view !
)ntrance for these many {!
Jill be releeated to an :!
position near the !
The rubbish will be re- :!
the walks freshened. !
ms trimmed and the !
~ put into its best !
This work was ordered !
lmediately. I
lditicn to the general :
Jon there will he fresh :
paint applied to all OF I
ldings on the grounds. =.
pected to have the place :
Its best by the time ::
Ion day rolls around, !
visitors at that time :
be greeted by anything !
Ing neglect. j
- = : = :. :. !. !. !. :: !
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
E. G. Young has returned from

E. G. Young has returned from a
weeks stay at the Young and May
hew ranch at Meadow Park, near
Lyons, where he has been oversee
ing the planting of 1000 strawberry
plants and 500 apple and cherry
trees. They have 900 more trees to
be planted this year. By the use
OF smudge pots, they were able to
save the crop of strawberries this
year as well as the apple crop.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

A friend advised Foley Kidney Pills
and from the day l commenced tax
ing them I began to regain my
strength. The Inflammation clear
ed and ! am far better than l have
been for twenty years." Sold by
Clark Z Faulkner Drug Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

Mrs. ]. Radford, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Ferguson.
in Evans, was In Greeley today on
her way home to Barnesville.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

DOGAN-The Missouri Valley ana I.oEnn
BAPTIST sunday schools 81 the Respective
towns held union picnic between logan
Ano Missouri Valley today.
BRIDGEWATER--Lack Of facilities "a
Keep eggs fresh during this Intensely nor
Seetner caused ErosseTs 20 Seil them Mon
Gay and TUESDAY ~ cents n dGEen
LOGAN-Opal Purcell the iietle aauRbter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purcell cf I,oeer
since sunday evening. Eer death IA e1e
70 caring ice cream
THENTON-LsgArss Crafts a wegs lrncvrn
fArgaer near Trenton. fell from MS furnirr
h0uce yesterday W2Iile Attempting Ia 49,
tioe tnat was being ElTned IA the building
BE sustained injuries maj fHrYred fa4rl
his house ana the nancy were entirely
XILLIscA-Jsmss Dalton. arsd e wears
1ell from cherry tree al the horne 81 A
nelghooT. where he had gone 70 pick
cherries Monday. ans died IL a few hours
de was warned that be had better not
cln1b the trees because OF Ma adraneed
4Ee bur laughed al the warning. rerrarh-
ms he could climb q tree az quickly ene
easily as toy. He was an cd eefflar -
Iowa and prominent Mason
cRESTON-Frank A. rooe5s for,ns,sv
o. TINS place. but nov holding a norlfior
IN Nn1caGo. vas awarded d verdicf MOnfRv
- the Chicago rircuit court for f769n
damages against the Chicago Railway com
pany. Google sustained personal infurie.
tween Two cars On the J. Fysfem Bofh
ms arms and one les we're fractured ara
ne vas badly injured Otherwise TIE - -
WeH trteo before Judge ManEan uTho esfab-
lnneo precedent BY sustaining the vrT-
nlcl coogle's relatives All i've hers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
DECREASE IN HOGS, QUALITY
OF STOCK KEEPING GOOD
Some Leeseaing OF General Average
of Weightn, but Not UsifOrm
Condition.

CINCINNATI. O.. July is-lspeeial Tele-
gram. Price Current says the movement
of hogs reflects some decrease for the
week. but fairly good numbers are inei-
Gated. There is evidently some lesssning
Of general average Of weights but this Is
not q condition prevailing uniformly, for
gains are shown In some instances.
The quality Of the stock being marketed
is good, with little exception. Total west
ern slaughtsrins tetsled bse,sOe hogs. CON-
pared with Sss!o"9 head the preceding week
and 6la.0Oo head two weeks ago For the
corresponding time last year the number
was S4s!eoe head. and two years AFRO we
s2a.oD head. Prom March / ti,s totai wa.
la.f7olOoo head against 7.bIk.Bse head a year
ase. an increase Of 2Eb5l80O head Ths totai
two years ago was s.Rso.ooo head Proni-
nent places compare as follows from March
20 July Il;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
Seventeen Year-0ld
Girl Tries Suicide
Dependent Over Troubles, Ida Rush
ing Takes Chloroform and
May Die.

Troubles came 50 fast snc Numerous upon
little Miss Ida Rushing. the I7-year-old
daughter Of William Rushing. a iiveryman
OF South Omaha, that she decided early
last night TO end il all
The girls mother found her at s.le O'Clock
lying unconscious in a bedroom Of their
home. 1882 South Twsnty-ninfh street APP
psrently dying. An empty ounce bottle
labeled ehloroform lay by her side.
Three police surgeons answered Mrs.
RushinE's frantic calls FOR a5d and worked
with the girl several hours without bringing
her TO consciousness. She was sent 10
ST Josephs hospital. where IL was said
late last night that she was sti1l uncon-
scjous and might die.
II was said the girl had becorn. sespond-
ent because her father sfrenuously objected
TO Nell Cassidy. an Is-year-old boy, as her
! sweetheart. CASSIDY. II was declared. had
followed the family 20 Omaha when they
moved here from o.tumwa- Ia three weeks
ago. The young nan had been meeting
her out members OF the family said. ana
/ Tuesday night their most recent date. +"
the father had given the girl a severe
Eoolding about going with the ottumwa
youth
Tuesday another thing happened that
added 10 her youthful sornowA She had
been employed IN the Bemis bag factory
since coming 10 Omaha ana had grown 20
like her position After some trouble there
Tuesday afternoon. IL was said. she was
discharged.
TUESDAY night she went out to eonfide
her sorrows 10 Cassidy. Returning home
she received the scoldinE. which. II Is
thought. LED her 10 attempt self-destruction.
Al 81 Joseph's hospital Thursday morn
ms ii was stated that Miss Rushing mad
almost recovered and would be able 20
50 home possibly today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

Today opportunity knocks Al your
door. II you realiEe IL and see the
neU AL modern home at 9341 s. 3bth
ST.; and In this case seeing viii result
In buying The house contains six
extra large living rooms. large open
hall; all selected golden oak finishs
best OF PLUMBING .end guaranteed fur
mace Lon is tsKlSS. nicely terrAosd
ana via be sodded- Houses like this
afternoon about O'Clock. Tou won't
Be disappointed For further infor-
nation see
J. W RAsP CO. SIS Bransies BIDS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

son eALE-1D acres elhoares apple. psaF
froIn tom. ona mile from railroad. auh
Seep volcanic ash The DalleH- Ore. prlza
winning land
err. hDilse. barn. Tenement. 10 pear pralla
hsar1nE. SO yourS trees. Len grape vines.
Eood Nater. wood Or u1l 81 - acres
solicited c Al Websicr. The DAlisG- Ore
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

FARM. SHAPES acres level prairie
land, - IN crop. kalancs pasture and
meadow good buildings. SIS acre Aorehart
& Atchtson. MankAtAs Alnn.-
LANps-No- 81 10 acrea Is miles
TWIN Cites good tiilabie sol. state NAP
mailed With G-pago b0ok far g cent?
ffohAFt Lana Ca. PhsniK BAG NlnneAp
ola. MiEns-
snap MUST BE QUICK. MARE IN.
proved farm m ~ 1rraY ccuntF. Minnesota
rns nrsi-clAzs buLldIugA. fences. spAen1ia
grove. orchard tWo mlieE from town
Nnle John Holden- 5r-. Gartfn- MINI
1sB9o equity IN Bood quarter In soaths-n
Minnesota. quarters two mileE from
Eood town, HAVING houE4 t1EM neW barn
t1xa1 with gable reef. snail Granary ana
fence Want machine atuck q DRY goods
Pres - PER acre bens 4 Gene NJ tadDn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

Forced 10 sacrifics 80 also 100 acres best
C-berol-ee Indfan farms. rich. deep. black
son partly improved close 70 county seat
richest county o. America IN natural re-
vestor Please Investigate Win trade
fcr merchandise. or Ans Thing I can trrn
into mooney Cheap Tor cash Any reason
5efftrS answered ADDRESS owner. box le;
BensoE, Neb-. OF phone Benson a. Letter.
preferTed-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

FoR sALE-BY OWNER NEW MOD
ERN. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE BEST To-
CATION GREATEST RARGAIN IN TFiE
CITY ~ TAKEN AT ONCE PART CASH
BALANCE EASY TERMS. ADDRESS in
CARE BEE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

FOR sAI.E-If you esnt a farm or farm
ianta IN southwest Alabama. We have al
kinda especially H-fAlfa- corn ana cotton
land, fran 10 70 go acres. For fun In
for1nation Nri1e 20 ns Hefner Camp Really
Co. Akron. AlahAma-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
TAILORING

TAILORING
CLEANING. Pressine Me1..isnd. tanor.
1875 sherman Ave.
WANTED-T0 BUY
BEsT price paa for "a hard flrruatnrN
eerpe'a cl0thtns and HhoeA Tel y. Nh
eEL.NER pays Eood priccs for furniturN
earpess esothes sne shOea d. 80
THE hes, treat for wife ana hAay is =
dish OF DalHelfs ice cream II Fannie,
Mesiey, lu5 y. 18th ST. win come 70 The
her an order for q quart brick o. this line
- -. - -
WANTED-T0 RENT
wANTED-By rOOd bOtei tenant. first-
sass hotel OF about thirty rooms ADDRESS
MANIFESTATIONS
wANTED-work a. porter. Address p
74s Bee.
LADY wants position a. chambermAid
Webster f7G. Miss smith.
wANTED-work BIZ day. Douglas Tv1s.
FOR first-cIass practical nurse call d
-.
FOR thoee who are seekinE employment
The Bee viii run ycur situation want -
brShs your oSf" 70 Ts. Be-. Stflss % ' ssis.
psons rTisr issS
AN elderly lady would IKE position a.
hOusekeeper FOR widower; ne objection 70
going 70 country. Address. 1se4 n. nth
St Phone webster t1S.
A BUTCHER ana sausage maker is open
Tor position state price 10 Bee
LAUNDREss wants day work DODg
WI
SPANISH correspondent desires tranEs-
ton work for evenings. ADDRESS y 752
-------------- -----------------l
ToUNe lnnv wants position IN coffee
house OF grocery store Douglas 4sfI.
ELDERLY woman wants position a.
h0useReeper: small pay. Apply Ss North
nth St
A MIDDI.E-AaED woman wants 80 a.
sist In housework. Address c IN Bee.
wAETED-work by the cay. Webster
-
MIDpLE-AGED married man Of good
education wants steady work Of any Kind ;
am sober. reliable and a willing worker
wholesale warehouse preferred. Address
r 7se. care Bee.
CARPENTER with family must have
work; win work cheap IN country or city.
M-7s2 Bee.
FIRST CLAss-oraduase chauffeur. ex.
perienced in garage work; prefers drfr-
Ing for family-will DO repairs on In any
STEAM filter. ali around nnan. wants
work; years In last shop. Phone Douglas
A YOUNG and Trustworthy woman de-
nres q position as lady's companion
Phone Harvey 1870.
SITUATION wanted By neat young
Address ia Arther isls Burr &. =
ABOUT hours work daily IN taisor
shop OF cleaning or AT anytime Mrs.
Anderson. SO So. Is St
s-ENoGRAPHER wants typewritinE 20
90 Al nome N evening HaTney el44
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
work o. any kind during evenings Al
wANTED-Position as assistant TO
plumber; two and q half years experience;
TAKE me out 10 the ball game II Mr..
Johnson. <bo evans 81, viii come TO The
Bee office within three days we viii give
HIM ticket TO the bah game NJ Rourke
park.
LADY wants position as housekeeper
widow. aged %. with boy years old; out
west preferred. Mrs. Lillian Butts. z3S L
St. South Omaha
JAPANESE wants position as cook
81 No. 18th St Prank HAman.s
LEGAL NOTICES
Sealed bios will be received until u
O'Clock noon July = for the constructor
q laundry building az the Hospital foi
Insane At Hastings, Nebraska. Plans AMI
specifications are on file al the hospital
office Of secretary Of state ana Commits
steiner Ct Public Lands ana Buildines, LIN
coin ADDISON WAIT
secretary Board Of Public Lands ans
Buildings Jy13dpt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
AT
CUT
PRICE

gapt eompieass. new Groom bungslov
IN Dandee. Al ssas WEBSTER 81 has h.-s-
Noe4 unish. san Feoms fiiil size basement
nice living roon ana ainiaE room. lars.
closets: IN fact a fine home. Prios. &. sln
-Nant offers Friday. This property uail
- sold for what Il VIII srinE. ana il may
- az q great bargain
PICK Up THIS ENsP
ERNEST SWEET.
y. lfA I2as city Nafl Bank BldE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

40 ACRES. close 70 toWo. saakaaeheuan,
"a Aorea al Nheats 10 acre rhlrd casa
Balance % suit. Write Ter terms IA
EFudas 81. f'crt Williams. Ont. Can
GOLDEN Nheat lands for sale In
proVec ana utlilsprgFec pralrls tarnlE. any
Ei1e. Alberta. saskntchenah MoodheAa
coz 8airo1A sAaE. Co
FARM lands IN the Canadian west toHn
lets IN railrono divisional Dudnta. prul11rfV
81 "a atrollk the CARLSBAD - AmaracA
Write " ~ 04lnrAtth RAtrouB kas-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
Near Cathedral

80 IT, south front lot pretty terrace, on
Cunning near s0th only N250
e-rooTn ell modern home blocks away,
paving paid owner has cut his price of
Aeso Down 70 n point where II win sell
The lot alons is worth within $500 Of the
new price
OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
fD1s Omaha National Douglas or A-21s1.
A HONE for you N the Field club dis
trict. Facing eAst on $50 near P0ppleton
we have a lot 44x15e on which owner will
build 10 suit purchaser and sell on con-
tract vita small cash payment. This Is a
choice peighb0rhood ana gOur opportunity
Peters Trust Co. Omaha Natl Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
Got to Sell

IL yuu want . real bargain. We can offer
an S-room strictly modern horns In West
Farnan district: almost given away. Very
easy terms This house has got 70 be sold
within a week
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE.
lzis-= CITY National Bank Bog
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

4 OWN a section 81 seed wheat lana
tnuatcd less than two miles from growing
town a. saskatchewan. Viii sell Tor I'd peF
acre ADDRESS. ~ J. Carrothers. r O. Box
q. WnniutG Manitoba
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

sE-ACR1s best irrigated farm caloradc.
finely tnauroreds new 1o-roUm dwelling
ssAfli. lsv-ato cellar holes ~ Garloa.ls -
acres wheat. 80 acres Alfalfa nc waste
and. every foot under cd water right,
have smother farm. cant wUrk both. q
miles roth Of Dsnver. ~ miles south 81
oreeiey. g A. 0rsEury. az Macs Blds
DenNer Gala
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
REAL ESTATE
m And RANCH LAND FOR s.


iandt fn IRE Goose ana Eagle Ike district
~ better m canada a. A.. Leech. Rose
toun Sssk-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
Free Lot for Home

Fur same price builders charee you
y for house alone ] viii furnish both lot
= and house u Is easy 70 believe when
you. II you don't own the lot, 7 have
good ones " ana NJ, worth more, but
l. they coEt sou nothing N you have me
y build the home. See my house plans a.
T once. AK Ter Nj. Ludwig. 1901 CITY
Nat Bank Ridn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
Nebraska.


Nebraska.
ZINE s4D-acre rsucE I. =aiies IRON town,
9 quarters tame hay, balance wild hay and
pasiure' 200 acres level. balance snghuy
wells room kousN barn. grAnGry ana
chieken house telepbone; u mile 70 school
s ms = w ~ s ss On easy er ns eeorss
Cabins. owner. Atkinson. Nee.-
roR BALE
eOo-acre ranch, II niles from Schuyler.
Heh. Zoe acres In corn. balance blue grass
.Ae clover PSst9p, ssE rsR 5ay Ss s1TSss
FOR cutting Up iuto small farms This 10
an excep tionsl fins ranch sna snap.
WIN sell on easy terms
". s. KING. Owner.
ais AecAEue Bldg
u miles south OF Elsis. 4 taken soon viii
Jake Sl1-5o an acre. tn1s ts Eood quarter
section t ans can 1u, Al Ss On ~ -.
ana carry the balance r. A Garland
Charlton. IA
40 acres 5lz niles from Emerson. Nss /.
fine improvements, lane lags goodF car
make splendid terms. and the price i so
10 IS less than adjoining places are being
priced at For particulars cal on or wrife
J. X. LENNox- ALLEN. NEB--
HoMEsTEAD-sss acres for ase IN cash;
about % miles out; good piog land; not
sand Another one for S175. - cash and
$40 month J. A 1rAey. KimbAll Nes
FOR sALE-8s acres irrigated farm IN
North Platte valley, well improved. best OF
good water right. Price $40 per acre. one
half cash L. {. Packard, Paxton. Neh.
FoR SALE on EXCHANGES acres
eooc land and soil. 20 cultivated. fair i'm
provements, T. miles 70 good Town Of
leo0 on r. u, Phene line For So =
IN what ven have worth the money, and
s8-arrs lease. a years, for $50 O. e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

NcRTHwEsTERN Coiorado wheat landS
Asa to fIt per acre A few trnprovsd
farms So 10 IS. Write =. y. ReinhardL
sierlinE. Colo