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Evening journal., 1911-12-21
THIS PEAR GOOD
AFTER ITS BURIAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Dec pa strange
fruit bearing prOfusely with fifty on
the small limb or twig, was brought
to the State News here yesterday by
Edgar Maloney, Jr.. from the farm OF
Former Sheriff W. T.. MalOney, at
Lebanon. The News has referred the
fruit to growers and ascertains that
it is a species of pear, not good in
season. but fine for either cooking or
immediate eating if buried or put on
cold storage and taken out In mid
winter Tho name is not known, but
it is a mixture of the Bartlett pear
and russett apple. is rusty in color YET
slightly pear-shaped.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
INDICTMENT
HOLDS GOOD
Chicago Court Refuses to
QuaSh Two Counts Against
Packers
DEFENDANTS ALSO
LOSE ON SECOND MOTION
ry The United Press.

Dy The United Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Federal Judge
Carpenter today denied the motion of
counsel for the ten packers now on
trial here for alleged criminal con
spiracy, that two of the seven counts
in the indictments against them be
dismissed.
The defense excepted.
The decision insures the continue
ance Of the present trial. The de-
fense attorneys alleged that tho in
dictment was faulty because it speci-
fed alleged unlawful acts occurring
at a time when the statue of limita-
tions operated to debar prosecution
A further motion that the jury b,
instructed to disregard certain of th'
statements made by District AttOr
ney Wilkerson in his opening ad
dress, was also denied by Judge Car
penter.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
OUT AGAIN
THEN In AGAIN,
FINED AGAIN

Calvin Ewing, who was discharged
by Judge Cochran last Saturday on the
charge of drunkenness and was hned
on Tuesday last on like charge was
in Court again today. this time again
charged with drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct Ewing said he did not
remember anything he had done yes
terday. but Miss Annie Biddle and her
sister Maggie, testified that Calvin
was cursing at Fourth and Walnut
streets and had insulted one of them
When Ewing was arrested he put up
"A fight. Judge Cochran fined him 80
and costs.
Robert Flynn, of Philadelphia, was
discharged on the charge of being
drunk and disorderiy after he had
promised to leave town
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
LOCAL WOMAN
HURT IN CHESTER

Stepping into the street at Ninth
street and Highland avenue, Chester,
yesterday evening 60 see if a car was
approaching, Mrs William Bradley, of
this city, was run down by a motor
cyclist and by miracle was scarcely
hurt except for badly bruised face
and slightly injured foot The woman
had been awaiting the arrival of car
for some time and was standing near
the car track. when the motorcycles
approached on Highland avenue. A
tree at the corner of the intersection
of that street prevented the cyclist
from seeing the woman, and rounding
the corner at fairly good rate of
speed. he struck the woman a glancing
blow, and she was merely thrown TO
one side.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
INSANITY PLEA MAY
BE MADE FOR RICHESON
Medical Examiner Be-
IieVes Preacher Will
Not be Able TO Face
Trial on January IS.
STATE CONFERS
WITH ALIENISTS
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
BOSTON, Dec. 21.-Rev. Clarence
" T. Richeson, who yesterday ter
ribly nutilated himself with a piece
of Jagged tin, while awaiting trial
for the murder of Avis Linnell, is
former sweetheart, passed a quiet
night IN the Charles street intirmary.
Medical Examiner Leary visited MIN
at 8 O'clock today and said there is
little doubt that he will not be able
to go on trial January Is.
Every indication early today point
ed to a plea of insanity by Richie
son.
William NJ Morse and Philip r.
Dunbar who with John L. Lee, of
Virginia. are counsel for the defense.
admitted there might be change IN
the line of defense Asked pointedly
whether they would urge Richeson
to plead insanity they answered:
"We won't say yes Jr no TO that
question until this afternoon"
District Attorney Pelletier appar-
emily has no doubt that such will be
the case for before $50 o'clock he
was at his Office in consultation with
two physicians who are thought to b.
alienists employed weeks ago by tht
government to observe the former
minister's actions.
The District Att rney admitted h'
has conferred frequently with insan'
ity experts and it is known in the of.
fee OF Chief Inspector Dugan that th'
government is prepared to meet th'
insanity defense with reams Of testi
mony tending to show Richeson wal
sane when he is alleged to have muir
dered Avis Linnell and that he wa'
sane a few days ago.
RichesOn's lawyers and detectives
employed in his interest by Nose
Grant Edmands, father of Miss Viole
Edmands, whom he was to have mar
ried October 81, We're called togethe
today by Attorney Morse and thre
physicians. Morse today repeate
that he has for several weeks though
Richeson not sane He has been quote
as saying he thought an insanity pie
might be the best way to fight tn
governments accumulation ,of ev
dence
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

More contributions to the ST.
Nicholas girls work have been re-
ceived by THE EVENING JOURNAL
and are as follows:
From a mother, 81.
Elizabeth Brinton, 81.
Box of toys from Henry Fulton.
Bundle of books sent with no
name.
Toys from Oscar Talley.
Bundle of childrens clothing,
candies and stockings from the
needlework guild at Hockessin.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
TMO HURT IN RUNAWAY.

MIDDLETOWN, Dec. 21.-James
Carpenter, and Albert Donovan were
seriously injured yesterday afternoon
while their horse ran away Donovan
had his wrist and thumb broken. The
horse in turning around in an effort
to get away tramped on Carpenter S
back causing him serious internal in
juries.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
Sol MORE IN
XMAS CHECKS

Additional Christmas checks for
Hope Farm follow.
Woolworth and Co., SO; Delaware
Hardware Co, $40; George II. Spack-
man. S5; Herman ID. Wall, 81; Mary
G. Nields, So; Susan G Nones, 81 Mrs.
Caleb r Layton. Georgetown, So; j..
Ernest Smith, $40; y. II Beck, Middle
town, 81, John d. Thompson. $40; j..
f. McWhorter. Middletown, So; G. NJ.
Turner, 81; w. G. II. IT,. s..
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
MANY HOME SAVINGS.

Here's a suggestion in home
saving-a tip that may be of
aid in providing some home es-
sential that is necessary at
price that will effect an econ
omy.
Try the Want Columns in the
practice of home saving. There
are often chances TO secure
home needfuls at special prices
as we'll as innumerable oppor-
tunities for exchange.
Would you like to turn some
thing for which you no longer
have use into cash, or would
YOU like to exchange some
article of household furniture
that you do not wish for some
thing that you much desire?
The Wants will accomplish
these objects.
Many prudent housewives
keep in close touch with the
Wants.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
SELL UNCLAIMED GOODS,
MONEY FOR CHARITY.

Unclaimed articles found on Peo-
pies Railway cars accumulated to a
great extent at the company's Office,
and this week were sold They had
been kept long time and there SEEM
ed no likelihood of the owners claim
ing the lost articles.
About SIPS was netted from the
sale. and this money had been turned
by the company over to the Anti-Tu-
berculosis Society to aid in its work.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
MAIL RY TROLLEY.

L. A. Spelshouse. of Washington,
representing the McAllister Mail Box
Company, was in this city yesterday
comforting with officials Of the VIII
mington and Philadelphia Traction
Company relative to placing the mail
boxes on cars here. Il is thought that
a new style box will be placed on
car as a sample within a short time.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
BUY FROM HOME NERCFANTSTT TIME MONEY AND ENERGY
ST. Nicholas Girl Will Meet Children on Sunday

given as TO the distribution, which Will
take place on Sunday afternoon, at +"
O'Clock. in THE EVENING JOURNAL
Office. where Santa Claus expects TO
leave his gifts for the children.
Public School. No. 2, has sent hve
baskets Of groceries to Hope Farm as
their Christmas gift to the Farm.
Miss Matthews has contributed some
little chairs and some books for the
open-air school. and some gifts from
Miss Rose Geiger.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN.

The women Of the patrol of Bran-
dywlne Forest. No. 20. Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, will give an entertainment
i'm Eden Hall on Monday evening,
January 20. A meeting has been
called at the home or Mrs. ]. Wift
Willis. No. sos West Eleventh street,
on Thursday of next week 10 arrange
for the entertainment.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
COMPERS
WELCOMES
FULL PROBE
By The United Press.

BY Ihe Jnlled ffesS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Presideht
Gompers of the American Federation
of Labor, today declared himself in
favor of a Federal investigation of the
files, records. documents OF all kinds
of the Federation.
"This is my reply" said Gompers,
ito those who are after the men
higher up and to the numerous press
announcements of a nationwide in
vestigation by the Federal officials.
Every act of every official may be
freely looked into and ! am sure that
the assertions that those behind the
NcNamaras we're men of high stand
ing in the labor councils, will be
branded as false"
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
MIR. ONEAI RETURNS THANKS

James c. ONeal president of the
Mercantile Association. and chief mar
shall of the automobile parade on Mon
day night, extends his thanks to all
those who participated in the parade
or who had anything TO do with the
arrangements. Mr.. O'Neal wishes TO
especially thank Colonel Grantley p
Postles for his assistance, without
which the automobile parade would
not have been the success IL was. Mr.
OrNeal hopes that the automobile
parade will be an annual event and
that it will grow with the years.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

Hair ribbons from A. and l.. Jenny.
Toys from Francis Burrows and
William Moore. of No. S2l Tatnall
street.
There have been two letters re-
ceived, asking for Santa Claus to
come. but no addresses nor names
we're given, and the st. Nicholas girl
Is afraid these little people will be
disappointed.
Post cards will be sent to each child
tomorrow, and instructions will be
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
rood FOR MORTHY POOR.

In addition to sending several bas-
kets of provisions to Hope Farm. the
scholars of Public School No. yes
terday had James T. Gray and David
w. Gray, the city linemen. distribute
over twelve bushels Of potatoes and
other food stuff to the worthy poor Of
the ctr
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
MR. HOLLAND BACK FROM WEsT.

John p. Holland, formerly of Nil
ford, but for the past year a resident
of Sacramento, Cal, was in Whining
ton. Mr.. Holland is connected with
the Southern Pacific railroad in Sac
ramento. He will spend Christmas
in Milford. Mr.. Holland spent last
night with Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Buche-
nal.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
nFcOMES DOCTOR,s BRIDE.

Miss Clara E Walls, and Dr n.
s Dudley, both Of Church Hill, Nd.
were married in the rectory Of St
Elizabeth's Church here this m)rn-
ing. by the Rev. DR.. William Temple.
A party of friends attended. Miss
Walls is a niece Of State Senator Ed
ward Walls, Of Smyrna
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
FUNERAL OF c. F. MILLER.

The funeral Of Charles +. Miller,
aged IS years. will take place from
the residence of his sister. Mrs. Ca
milla Medholdt, No. 11O6 Elm street,
on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be private. Mr.. Mil
Ter was a cabinet maker.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
THEY WILL RE MARRIED.

Christopher l.. Liller and Viola b..
Dorwart Of Lancaster. Pa. obtained
a marriage license today from Magis-
trate Buckley.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
MIDNIGHT SERVICES
AT ST. MICHAEL'S.

There will be a midnight service
and celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at St. Michael's Episc pal Church.
Chestnut and Adams streets. on sun
day night ushering in Christmas
Day.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
nlrrLE Rrr0nrrn n MrNIc0.

Hy The Emitted Press
MEXICO CITY. Dec si-Accordps 10 reports that have
reached here battle Jumiat,roc the norih-
ern part Of tho state Of Morales between zpaas Federal
troops is declared further nearly 1000 armed
men In the state Of oaxaco who ars prerared he aed
when the Reyes revolt gets under way
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
GIVE HOME MERCHANTS FIRST CHANCE TO SERVE YOU
B0y Thrown FROM TRAIN
WnD0W BUT sLienrlY hUR

BOX Thrown FROM TRAIN
WINDOW BUT sAeurlY HuRr
Bg The United Press.
PITTSBURGH pa. Dec 2i Fyesoar-od Edward spisol-
mis Of North BraddocR thrown through uon window
Oh t, Hawkins Trolley Tapross line whom the o. the
car apoeded up around carly today the ug-
stor escaped With o bruises
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
EyeIIsn mNEns NMr manEn IN.

BY Tho United Press.
LONDON Dec 2t-Leaders IN One Miners Union held
conference today decided he subject Of national strike
to referendum vote The men demanded nefeaso n
pay. and better working conditions.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
MEATHFR.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-It viii be
warmer tonight in the Middle Atlantic
states
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Forecast;
For DelaWare-UnSettled, occasional
rain or snow tonight or Friday.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
The EVENING JOURNAL

has more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE

TIE BELT DRUG STORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LANu ron SALE


a REAL ESTATE SNAP
52l-acre farm In POCahontas county; cor
uer right IN town. building one block from
depot and creamery, teu-room house nicely
furnished. fine grove and fruit trees, beau
uful building site facing south. cattle barn
t4Nc0, -4-t0ut posts. stanchlOna Tor about
fifty cattle, two silo bins. room for 100
TONS OF hay. also feed cutter, corn grinder
and l6-horse power gasoline engine, horse
barn for 10 horses. with hay loft and grain
bins. windmill and three water tanks
farm fenced In six fields, 20 acres hog
tight Price. sos per acre on very easy
terms
IA CARROLL. Rolfe. Ia
24O-ACRE estate. all the very choicest
Of and, nothing nicer in the state. 200
or more OF improvements al In good shape
u miles from two good towns. Must be
ing OF this. Price, SO per acre; March
delivery, = cash, balance 5ia per cent.
y. NJ. Emery, Northwood. Ia
FOR sALE-Exceuens -4c-acrs farm IN
corn and bluegrass belt Adams county
Iowa Farm all well fenced. 20 acres hog
tight I5J acres tiled. and all In excellent
cultivation, Broom house, large brick
cellar with cement floor cement walkA
large new barn and mill with good FAIR
banks engine. new hog house other out
buildings, all in good repair. good stock
and barnyards. large grove and good
two windmills For further particulars
address Mrs. Annah n. Nash l5S6 High
St, Des Noinss. la
FOR SALE-Spiendid farms. well i'm.
proved. ranging IN price from so to ~
per acre. This Is choice Iowa land. in well
improved conf. unities, near town and
schools. There is - more fertile or beau
Write for particulars T. S Redmond
Siboy, "a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

GREATEST bargain ever offered $40
cash or 80 monthly buys Interest In big
gest irrigation project IN southwest. Equals
half acre irrigated. nearly three improved.
with interest In All dams. reservoirs. lakes
equipment packing plant cotton gin,
buildings. teams. tools and lifetime an
nual income from Loo acres richest irTi-
gated land IN the world Nothing ike II.
Secure, sound. sensible. fair and square.
Trust company handles funds Bankers
endorse. Money back II not pleased. Write
for book giving details Responsible sales
men wanted Box 90 san Antonio, Texas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
TexnA.
TEXAS NvEsrAfENra

p
Buy orchard and garden lands nsAS
Houston. the greatest and most prosper
Gus city In the southwest where values
are going up al the time and fortunes
made IN real estate IN snort WhaA Easy
farms " desired Address e c. Robert
NelA- Tex, and . i0-sGrs farm In the hi0
Grands valley. where the farmers cAsh in
come 10 - perpstuAl - the days thai come
and so 8 H Jackson. IOs FIRST National
EAnk Bldg Houston. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

SEND for list or our fine improved
southern Minnesota landA Wa have
hundreds OF pleased Customers c
Brown Land Co. offices 2Adslia Snd NsW
FlichiAnd. Nina
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Ninnesota-Csatipued.

FARM SNAP-G50 acres level prairie land
- I'm crop. balance pasture and meadow
good buildings. SIS acre. Morehart a Atchi-
son. Mankato MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

lse-ACRE best irrigated rarm. Colorado;
dnsly improved. new ten-room dwelling
barn; potato cellar holds 10 carloadH; 81
A wheat; 50 A. alfalfa. no waste land;
every foot under old water right; have
another farm, can't work both; 10 miles
north OF Denver, ten south OF Greeley.
C. A Gregory. EOS Mack BIdS.. Denver,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
STEAMSHIPS

ALLAN LINE
PNStuFesQus ST. Lawrence RoUtA
Weekly SRilings from
MONTREAL 40 LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW
kONTREAL TO LONDON, HAVrs. France
FortniEhtly from
PHILADELP hLA and Boston TO Glasgow.
splsndId scenery shortest pAs5AgA 100
Any local agent or
ALLAN q CO.. General AReutA
IT N. Dearborn 81, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

FOR SALE or Trade-My equity in L
section Of raw land, miles of Sorenta
miles Kit Carson and miles Wild Horse
Cheyenne Co., Colo; on L, P BY; lays
good, shallow water district; / mile to
river; alfalfa grown successfully nearby
Price, 30 per acre. emcumbrance 81, DO op-
uonal at per cent, due May H. 1914 viii
trade the equity, $50. for residence Of
equal value. I also have 4 section join
ing this which is clear, TO trade for town
property. Same price. Would carry back
81. 800 on this at s per cent. Walter II
Boyd, Newton, la
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

VERNON parish. La; the land OF sun.
shine soil. climate. markets., water. health.
good; prices cheap; write LeesviIls Reai
Estate and Improvement Co, c. "a. Nc.
FariRnd, Sec'y. Leesvtlle. La
LOUISIANA farm and timber IaadA
good for truck, corn, cattle. etc; on ac-
count OF cotton pest cheapest lands %
market Hall. Elder 4 BsnciL A0uros
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
M-Anesotn.
BARGAIN.

BARGAIN
5O0-acre improved farm, 80 miles from
Minneapolis 5 miles from good railroad
town; so acres under high state OF cult
walton, balance fenced and cross fenced,
used for pasture and meadow land. SO
acres OF this farm can be put under culti-
walton; good set OF buildings. consisting
OF house. one large barn and several
smaller barns, granary, etc. Price, Sl4 per
acre. s.. 40 cash, long time on balance. 8
per cent Can be Inspected by leaving
Minneapolis in the morning and rsturnin g
the same evening. Schwab Bros, 12a Guar
anty Loan Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

WYOMING farm and stock ranch. I'M
proved. fenced. well watered, 40 acres
Write owner. Andrew Wilson. Parker,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

HoCsEHoLD GOODS packed. torvArdsdi
cheap freight rates. movirg and storms
Exprsssmen'a Delivery Co. Tel. Doug -
City Office. nc s. flth 81, Zee BidE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Nebraska.

No man can pound
The kingdom OF Bee Want Tad.
No palace too grand,
No palace too small,
He can sell them each and all.
Long live the King of Want Tads!
THOMAS K. ALLEN.
300 Marcy Street.
This verse receives honorable mention.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
washinEton.
wyominG.

FOR sALE-ISooo acres IN Laramia
county Wyoming IN Golden Prairie dia-
trict: suitable for faryning. nov stooksA
viii exchange for eastern Nebraska %
Iowa farms J. T. Ben. owner. Cheyenne,
Wye
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

80 ACRES Casa county. Iowa. farm i'm
proved and well located: price uA per
Minnesota or Dakota land. clear No In
dated prsces considered One 10 horse
power portable gasoline engine Tor What
have your Address Z. W McCAustland
Case County. LOrAh. Ia
80 ACRES and IL acrea OF southern
Iowa land. improved. well located, good
soil, right price. for sale or trade; s. O0o
equity In brick store building = first class
income property for sale trade. Quick
on land, msrchsndiss or automobiles Al
drass BOX 4 Diagonal la
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
AN c HoR LINE sTEA MsHIPS
NEW YORK LON DONDEE1kY AMI
GLASGOW

NEW YOFK AM MALES DIRECT.
Single or Round Trip Tickets between New
York and Scotch. EnGiish, IriAh and Al
principal Continental points az attractive
rAtea- send for book OF Information.
Superior Accommodations Excellent Cub
ahs- Apply promptly for Reservation -
local agents Of Anchor Line or AENDERr
son BROS. General AksnLA lineage. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
ATTENTION.

LAND BUYERS AND SPECTATORS.
Here We are again with a larger list of
lands than ever before both improved and
unimproved, at prices ranging from $50 70
so per acre, according TO location, improve
mentS' distance from town, etc. Our lands
have good, rich, black loan soil with clay
suo-soI that cannot be excelled in the
state, and, everything considered, We have
the best and cheapest lands in Iowa today
FOR the money. Our land Is mostly al
drained, close 10 town. school and in good
neighoorhoods. For the best OF everything
70 be had in bargains in land, come and
see US, or write.
FLYNN BROS. LAND AGENCY,
Buffalo Center. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

WANTED-A good stock Of general msr-
ehandiss. q. 90 to nL00o IN exchange foF
good farm near Role, Ia, and cAah Farm
contains ia acres. stx-rOom house, barn,
Axe price, 400 an acre. subject q "a 10;
equity. $40; y. R. LS0mer ROlfs. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTA
Have you anything to offer the fArmaR
Of IoNHT ANY cheap land for higher priced;
= general merchandise store for land of
An1 KIND OF an exchanged or have you
some Land you want TO sell for caah1 fha
one paper that reaches the Iowa faYmos
u the Des Aolnes Capital. 2.00s eircuiAuoa
daily; rate single insertion. ceat . word;
ak insertions, . cents . word. Des Aolnes
Dahl capital Des MoInes. La
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

FOR SALE-An exceptionally fine 40. 3
miles Of elevator, six miles OF Wyndmers,
good, heavy, black soil. Wild Rice river
through pasture. Fine new buildings, well
OF excellent water, windmill, etc, S65 per
acre. This Is q snap. Lock Box Ia
Wyndmere, North Dakota
AUCTION SALE-North Dakota: choice
Wells and Stutsman county farms at public
auction June 3, ISL, on easy terms Write
for information. A. F. Belcher, Sales Mgr,
SykeGton, N. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

s. 600 equity m good quarter in BouJnsFu
Minnesota: quarters two miles from
good town. having house 9x30, new barn
nx40, with gable roof small sranAry and
fence. Want machine stock or airy B0GdA
Price - per acra
Benz A Coma
Window Min
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

WE GO to Watson. Canada NAV IL:
will make q rate OF cent per mile each
way 70 our lands. Crops growing fine
go see for yourself, as this 10 the time
you can make your fortune BY getting in
on the ground floor. as we are wholesale
dealers. Write Us. Farmers Savings
Bank, Grimes, la
lO-ACRE improved farm, miles from
Mason city. 2 miles from small town; SIS
an acre easy terms and splendid bargain
l3t-acres unimproved farm u miles from
Mason City. pa miles from two other
towns. Only so an acre We have the
best bargains In northern Iowa Come and
see Us.
MASON CITY REALTY CO.,
Mason City, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

FOR SALE-l0 acres choicest appla peA4
cherry, EraPs land in the west, six miles
trom town. one mile from Railroad; sod
deep volcanic Ash- The Dalles. Ore. prtSs
winning fruit
leo acres "a miles from town. new. mod
eTn house, barn tenement: 80 pear prune
bearing: l,50o young trees. 1,ooo grape vines
good water; wood. or wiz sell 20 acres
with all inprovemsnt4 Investigation
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

FINE FARM HOME. - ACRES I
miles from good town. black loan soil
All fenced Large frame dwelling barn.
EranAry, machine sheds. etc. l60 acrea
In field 20 acres timber, balance clover
and timothy and meadow. Ideal dairy
farm SO per acre, one-third cash. bal
Ancs easy JsrmA n J. Eolh FOEston.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

l,l00-acre farm miles southeast Bas-
sett, Rock county Nebraska; 800 acres in
corn this year, large acreage In timothy
and clover. Good set OF improvements
Price, $3.50 per acre, One-thtrd cash, bal
ance easy terms at per cent.
CARL TENNIS
20 F, l. & 7. Bldg.
Sioux City, Ia