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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

General John G. Fremont, the noted explorer Cen
era Fremont nearly lost his life while attempting to
in a boat The structure will be 215 feet high
and will store enough water to cover million acres
to the depth of a foot In connection with the dam
and the reservoir the government has built canal
ninetyhve miles in length to carry the water on to
the lands of Wyoming and Nebraska. This canal is
lined for miles with cement and in places the water
is carried the country viaducts made of con-
crete. This is in what is known the North Platte
Project; 1t is located about 100 miles north of Chey
enne being tributary to three different railroads
About $4,000 acres of land have already been taken
up and they will soon be covered with farms.
The Roosevelt Dam.
The largest dam of all, however, is the Roosevelt
dam, the completion of which celebrated last
spring, and whose water is flowing thou
sands of acres, which, short time ago,
thirsty and dry the heart of Sahara This is sit
uated in the Salt river valley in southern Arizona,
not far from Phoenix in region arid that 1t has
been nicknamed The Land That God Forgt," Never
theless, it was irrigated to some extent in ancient
times, and the white man has irrigated farms there
for forty years. Apache Indians here aided in
the government work.
The dam will hold back million and a quarter
acre feet of water and it will make 100000
very Garden of Eden The country there is so hot
that vast deal of water will be needed to keep the
lands moist. AS much four feet be used to
advantage, that II the used in year should
stay the land it would it to the height OF
ones chest
In the Yuma project, which is still farther south,
at the junction of the ella and Colorado rivers tbs
climate is still hotter and the land drink up
and half feet of water per annum, much that, If
left. 1t would drown out all the girls under five feet
six who will be living upon 1t.
The Roosevelt dam is made of sandstone and ce-
ment; 1t is high any ONCE building of twenty
stories and its length at the top is equal
city blocks; it is in fact 900 feet long; It is
10 feet thick at the bottom and third of mil
lion barrels of cement used in it's construction.
This made by the government at works created
for the purpose resulting in saving of 100000
that item alone. This dam will furnish electric
power, which will be used for pumping water from
underground in the Salt river valley, adding some
thing like a thousand more farms to the cultivated
area
Uncle Sans Irrigated Farms.
These dams and the others connected with them
now being made by the reclamation service will add
enormously 20 national fruit and bread basket.
The lands reclaimed naturally the richest of the
world they made of the earth washings of the
mountains whose fertilizing materials have been
carried away by the rains. The soil is hot that
OF hotbed In most places IT surpasses that OF the
Nile valley and altogether there is much OF II that
It will add more than Egypts TO Uncle Sans
farms. All the land cultivated in Egypt is lit
tie more than 100000 acres When reclama-
ton projects completed they viii reclaim 45.0OO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

water for about $4,000 acres. The dam is 1870 feet
high and it has reservoir capacity of $4,000
feet. This lies about ninety miles north of Sacra-
mento ON the Southern Pacific railroad. The
greater part of it will be opened this year.
The Heart of the Rockies.
Some of the biggest schemes which the govern
ment has under way lie in the heart of the
Rockies, or, rather, the great western plateau.
Utah have the strawberry valley project, which
will redeem 10000 1t is 40 per cent
completed. In Nevada is the Truckee-Carson prof.
ject which involves than 900 miles of canals,
and so 900 feet of dykes and dams. This when fin
shed will irrgate 100000 acres, and the first unit
is ready. 81,
In Colorado the Gunnison river has been carried
under a mountain 1000 feet high by tunnel six
miles in length into the Uncompahgre valley. This
is a part of a scheme which eventually will irrigate
lao 900 acres and the engineering connected with
it is most remarkable. The tunnel was made in
eight-hour shifts, the work being kept up day and
night and it competed in the shortest time upon
record. In month S23 feet made, and one
gang of laborers dug out $500 feet in one year.
Some Operations in Texas and Nebraska.
have already written of the Pathfinder dam.
This is connected with the Nebraska project the
North Platte river, and 1t includes a diversion dam
600 feet long and twenty feet high which has been
built that river the station of Whalen.
An carries the waters stored in the
Pathfinder reservoir through this dam over the lands
of Wyoming and Nebraska. This project is about
three-fourths completed. The canal has been dug
to a length of 100 miles. supplying about so, 900
OF land, and the now at work upon
reservoirs which to be filled during the non-r-
rigatng The watered lands are being set
tied and yielding abundant crops.
An interesting situation is that of the Rio Grande
project which is just the river from Mexico
and to which Mexico objected, as it diverts the
waters of the river which forms the boundary of
the two countries This matter has been settled
by the reclamation service placing its dam near the
station of Engle the Santa Fe system and agree
ing to give the republic of Mexico an annual supply
of 60, 900 feet OF water The reservoir which
will be made will have a capacity Of about 100000
feet, and II will irrigate 1870 900 acres The
work is already in progress there railroad has
been built from Enge to the dam site
Some Pumping Projects.
In North Dakota the government proposes to,
pump the water from floating barges in the Missouri
river, using the cheap Ignite coal which is found
everywhere in that region. BY this means It will
irrgate the bench lands in the vicinity of WilIison
and Trenton, ultimately retaining perhaps 90 900
acres. During the last year about 400 acres have
been irrigated in this way.
In South Dakota the Belle Fourche project has
been 83 per cent completed. This Is an important
system, including storage reservoir, an enormous
storage dam and a large canal. Thee project will
water 100000 acres OF land OF which half ID
already completed. FRANK q. CARPENTER. J
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sandy loam fitted for alfalfa grain and deciduous
fruits There is grazing country about and the
irrigated lands are we'll fitted for sheep.
The Work in Montana.
From shoshone let us go north into Montana and
take look at Huntey which lies at the junction of
the Northern Pacific and Chicago, Burlington
Quincy railroads, on the south bank of the Yellow
stone river Here lie about 5000 acres upon which
Uncle Sam has put water, and which he is giving
fore it was ready for settlement, but the lands
being paid for and every cent of the money will
eventually back into the treasury.
Where Apple is King
Going westward into Oregon and Washington,
we reach the fruit lands where the chances
greater than in the irrigated sections farther
Here the Yakima projects in a region where
full bearing apple orchards produce crops worth
from $500 to $1,000 per acre, and where peaches
do quite well. Yakima county is shipping hun
dreds of thousands of boxes of apples each year.
millions of young trees growing Alfalfa
hay brings there So ton in the stack, and in
the valley where this project is situated sold
Its hay crop for 100000 This is a country of
towns. newspapers and up-to-date people. There
are many private irrigation works under way, and
the products of the valley we'll known that
they command a ready market. 1t is land of banks
schools and churches, and one where the social
ditions already established The government
estimates that by proper storage sufficient water
can be saved irrigate 100000 acres and a large
area is now under water. Dams have been put up
canals dug, and the farmers are filling the SOIL
The cost of the land the tenyear instalment plan
is $50 per acre, and the maintenance charge is 81
cents per acre per anpum. This rather high
for one who does not understand the conditions
but when 1t is remembered that orchards worth
from $500 to several thousand dollars per acre.
when they have into bearing, the possible
profits plain.
Another fruit project in Washington is the
okanogan, which will redeem 10000 Of high
grade fruit lands. This is completed
Going south to the Umatilla irrigation
works on the edge of Washington, in northern Ore
gon. Here earthen embankment a half mile long
and 100 feet high will hold back the floods The
soil is and Of the canals have been lined
with cement that account. Several towns have
grown up in this region, of which Hermiston has
1000 population.
California Works.
Still farther south is the klamath project on the
boundary OF Oregon and California, which will re-
claim 100, 900 OF this about 10000 acres
are already under water and about 40 per cent Of
the work has been completed. storage dam has
been built which makes Clear lake reservoir and
other storage projects which will ultimately
irrigate this vast tract of land.
The orland project in northern California is
also progressing. About II per cent of the work
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
V g99a9ssg G2@68BRS
2HosH0NE. DAY. BIGGEST WzAR
Us. CAPITOL Nv c0zIRAz1ZSOW

Copyright, 1911. by Frank G. Carpenter.)
<r7S ASHINGTON, D. C.-The Great American
WI Desert is thing Of the past. Like
81 Moses of old in the wilderness of Sinai,
SB-sA Uncle Sam, patriarch, has struck its
zG1E rocks with his magic rod and the water
sGSb has gushed forth. creating GASES richer
than the valley of the Nile or the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

sandy loam fitted for alfalfa, grain and deciduous
fruits There is grazing country about and the
irrigated lands are we'll fitted for sheep.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01
Harrison & Morton
Sic Omaha Natl Bank. Tel. D. IA
Chicken Ranch

We are offering for sale one OF the best
propositions that has been offered for a
long time. located on the Calhoun macadam
road IN Florence, within d minutes walk
from the end Of the car line There are
two acres OF ground about Cne-haf acre
m t-year-Old grapes about One-hal acre
in other bearing fruit such a. cherries.
BLACK berries raspberrles peaches and A.
year-old apple trees Has Groom house
built about 4 years ag0. chicken house
about % feet long, built On a brick fouuda-
tion. several other smaller chicken houses
stable and other outbuildiuEs The eurira
Two acres Is fenced with chicken wire and
crOss-fenCed, already 20 start within Al
daE notice Price has been reduced from
s. 20 20 $500 for quick sale
HASTINGS a HENDEN. 1914 Harvey 81
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REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
fCnnffnuoH


FOR sALE-In Knabs! Co. 100 acres OF
black chocolate land. miles south Of
Billings, ok, In the Antelope valley.
sides hedge and ] side wire, with 10 acres
broke ost and the balance In pasture lota
orchard and garden: 9-room house. plas-
tered. papered. cellar underneath. All IN
good shape barn. ANa6 room for 81 ton,
Of hay. room for Z horses; crib tool shed
and nay FORK complete. good granarier
with driveway through center will boId
400 bushels Of grain, these buildings a.
all other buildings are painted and In roo5
shape; Loo locust posts, tuV fruit threea
wells, 4 cistern, plenty OF water. This h !
level farm and no waste land on IL. fine
can be bought y down. y In five year.
at reasonable interest 7. ~. Rabentsop,
Billings. Okl.-
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$4,000

g-s SEWARD 81. new modern ---oomz
and reception hail. oak finish frsr ana
birch. second story. south front. + blorE
from car owner leaving city Phone
Harvey s-5q
FOR SALE-TWo sots TseKIa IN souts
lfth St near Niutou; an special tzKss paId
VIII sea a. ene piece 90 divide tNIIlinz
% sell a. sscrAnca Apply ~ g. South 81
street
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Suburban Homes

Is acres. on the ridge road north OF Flor
euCe, the farm home Of M. Crosby a
practical hOruculrurist slightly location
ideal for country home, and IL f. a we'll
planted well-kept. producing fruit farm.
II you have driven this road IN May or
June you viii remember this place by the
large peOny bed; lO.e1J blooms can be cut
most any Decoration day and hardly be
missed such places are seldom for sale
but Mr.. Crosby is retiring and offers this
with his stock implements and tools on
the place for $500. A great bargain,
acres WITH a bungalow. IA Florence
Heights. just a few blocks up the Hill
north OF the village Of Florence s. so
% acres, just west o. the Field club
grounds, on Center street paved. 9-room
house. electric lighted large barn and
poultry houses private water system 20
house and barn. Good orchard and lots OF
shade trees This place is not FOR sale
but vi lease 70 right party for a c0un-
Try place az 500 per year II b. a grand
place Tor growing family. Drive out
and see De-, f5th and Center SIS.
z acres. a. 6olh and Grover Sts partly
unpFQN ed Tor 80. p mile outside the
city limits near school; land lies well
AZ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01
south Dakota.

2.60-ACRE tract Of valley land in yys.r-
ern south Dakota for sale. leo acres under
ditch; so acres more can be irriEated Al
small cost. MM double IN value In a short
time. Will sell all or part. Write for par
tculars. Anderson Bros. Rapid CITY. s D .
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REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR sALH
Continued
hIinmeaoJh.

GOOD improved 13o-acre farm II miles
from St Paul. MINI. and 2 miles from
station, nearly all under cultivation. level
black loan soil; good house barn and well
Price 5000. Sl0lO down. Address owner
o. Struble, Forest Lake, MINI
FOR SALE-2D acres choice farm land
near Lake Benton. Lincoln county. Min
nesnta, at SS per acre. Address X. A
FranEen, Roselle. III
SO ACRES, miles from Ivanhoe. ths
county seat OF Lincoln county. Minnesota
practically all under cultivation: 50 ceres
pasture: buildings worth 500 Rented
FOR next year. Price, so per acre. reason
able terms The Globe Land ard Loan
Co.. MinneOta, MINI
BARGAINS-Improved farms any size
Minnesota and Dakotas; also unimproved
and; large tracts. We have what you
want Harvard Investment Co Palace
Bldg, Minnes polls MINI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01

BUY AN IRRIGATED FARM
We own 8eoo acres, rich valley land
near railway. in northern Mexico; annie
water TO trrtgate whole tract; canal nov
building, elevation 100 feet, fine climate;
produce oranges lemons iimes grape
fruit and pineapples to perfection: corn
etc. Fl Celeste Irritation Company. 81 n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01

aNCEEEAAE O. Man IN.
Tel Douglas 40 ~ Bee Bldg.
NORTH SIDE.
l-room. modern house 5lst and Ames
Ave. $3.50.
6-rOom house, corner 9th and Lake $3.50
6-rOom, modern bungalow, corner 5lst and
Ames Ave, 5000.
s-room. modern house, 18th and Paul Sts.
s. 80
Broom cottage ll4T y 18th st, 81 SO
Groom house 3Zl Caldwell ST. 81 40.
Groom house, modern except furnace.
near 18th Ave and Lake St. $500.
10 rooms, modern except furnace, -63l
Decatur ST, s, 100
WEST SIDE.
Groom cottage, part modern. l-O2 y. 26th
st Price, &Z.suJ. 500 cash. balance month. y.
rooms, a6th and Ohio SITS. $1,000
rooms, with two lots, g7G C0rby. g. 900
q rooms, 4lst and Nicholas modern eN-
cept furnace, $500
SOUTH SIDE
rooms, modern except furnace. glh and
Dominion Sts.. $500
6-room. new modern house 1913 = 18th
St. 426O0
broom house. modern except furnace
corner 18th and CASTELAR,. s. 90.
rooms. modern except furnace. 9th and
Pierce SITS s.. $50
VIII sell on easy payments.
al karbach Blk Phone Red 55l7. ASS.
SSSg DECATUR can be bought for LSol
next 20 days. Worth more.
SIR. AOO. s22o Burt Tel Harvey 24a6.
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aItchiEaR.

A SNAp-F0r sale or trade 81 AGRA q.
miles u1rth Of south Haven, Mich HorEs
harm. COW Yarn. hog house. chicken. nous
graiuary, 1-r0om dwelling good Well Wind
milL $50 for The whole $3.50 Tor the =
income property ln Omaha Address -
Bee Council III Iffs. Ia
a GUARANTEES of Busrn~ss ProspsrIty-
The Bee Advertising ColumnA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01
MISSOURI FARMS FoR SALE.
Nebraska.

FOR SALE BIZ OWNER
Fine ranch OF 1640 acres decided land
90 acres school land. located three miles
from county seat on new line OF Union
Pacific railroad; Loo acres can be irri-
gated from government canal. school on
land; one set Of buildings: 100 acrea
plowed. Price, Sl@ an acre. VIII carry
$1,000 for three yeErs at per cent Write
William g. Yates, SCOTS Bluff Neb-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01

FOR SALE-Mississippl farm 80 acres.
highly productive lands in Kinds county
near Utica, mostly under cultivation with
residence and other improvements 81 500 40
Great bargain. Address r. II a Fl II
Carter. Meridian Miss
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REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE


FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
Canada.
BRITISH COLUMBIA FRUIT TAND
yields 20 N,o8 per acre and upward an
nualiy5 choicest EdEewOod orchard tracts.
Arrow Lake district West kOotenay 80
Per acre terms Oy-s five years without IN
teresL No lrrigaslng. delightful climate.
splendid market Get booklet &C. DO In
veators Trust and Mortgage Corporation
Qstd-l - Hastings W, Vancouver, b. C
FRUIT LANDS.
Most productive fruit land IN British Co
lumbia- "Carhn Orchards, upper DIANA
gan valley requires no irrigation, mild
enmate, fsrtile soil, fruits OF finest quality
produced IN abundance RAILWAY stari0n
IN property. Low prices. long terms u
Pay meat Write for illustrated pamphIet
ca Rogers. Black a. McAlpins. Van
couFer. Hutiah Columbia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01
North Dakota.

SOLICITORS WANTED.
! own ana control about 500 acres of
choice farm lands In BuFlelgh ana KIDD
Co. No. Oak and want 50 good rspressuta-
lives. others need not apply. Best o. ~
srences- W. y Runey. Land IngeEtmanta
Bismarck n. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

L. s. MILITARY PRISON. FORT L.EAv-
enWorth, kan, March l. lsIL-Sealed
proposals for furnishing Bit. Anth and
Forge Coal required during year eommenc-
ing July J. 1911. will be received here untiI
10 a. m, April J. 1911 Information fur
nished on application. Capt p. w Van
Duyne, or MI An-2-s-4-sO-gl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-01

10 ACRES. 20 miles east Ransas city.
81 miles good town; good Sroom house:
cellar well and windmill. barn beautiful
shady yard. grove for Windbreak. sxcsi-
I lent two-acre orchard route and phopa
miles to school, fine neighborhood; 81
acres bluegrass, hogtight; 10 acres timothy
clover; rich. black soil. no rocks or bitches:
so acre; terms on $500 Other farma
/ list free. Iona Land Co. Ionla- Mo-
FRUIT LANDS.
II viii pay you TO find out how easily
/ you can become owner OF a tsn-acra
District. oregon county, Missouri; IDEAL
climate. no killing frosts, no irriEation
close to markets and nets 100 per ceny an
nually after your orchard begins bearing;
Z q small cash payment and S20 per acre
monthly makes you An independent orch
ardist. Write for fun information or call
/ at the office OF the Cooperative Orchard
Co. su-l2 City National Bank Bldg
Omaha, NeE.
MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE
LOO acres, near Rich Hill; two sets i'm
provements; mostly all can be cultivatsdt
some bottom land; price $40 per acre Tor
short time
80 acres. two miles OF Mayviev. On G
& A. R r.; nice modern 7-room houna
large bank barn, all improvements COM
parstively new about Loo bearing appla
trees; a bargain at $50 per acre.
other lands from $40 to $50 Der AGRA.
ten acres up TO go acrea.
$50 acres, unimproved. five miles south
1 town. at SIS: 60 acres clover. balance pas-
! ture and corn land: bargain. Walter q
Chiles Realty Co. Higginsville. Mo
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Utah.

FOR SALE-A 5,0O0-acre colonization tract
on the railroad, less than 20 miles from
Salt Lake City; also several smaller dry
farms" and some good orchard tanda s.
W. Ross, p. n, LehL, Utah.
BARGAINS In Utah farms ana ranuhsa
DoEss 4 Morris. salt Lake City. Utah
WashinEtOn.
HOhESEEKERS. ATTENTION!
Come TO the famous 0FAndvtew district
OF the Yakima valley. where you can make
an independent; living raising fruit We
have some excellent buys IN fruit and hay
ranches from tlS per acre up. For full
particulars address, Robert J. Vennum.
Farmers Land Co. Graudview. Wash
WE have q few improved homesteada
Tor sale for about the actual expense OF
The improvements. The prices are from
Zoo 70 us0o for I6o acres OF WAshington'E
best land Write for fun particulars
ACME HOMESTEAD REALTY CO
80 RiversiSs Ave. Spokane Wash
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Colorado.

so ACRES FREE-HOmestead Iar1z-
cheap reIul ulshmeutsl where wheat IL
ma king ~ bushels per acre shallow III
good water, grows good alfalfa and farm
prod lCts, near town and 81 hooIs Mrfra
I'd HanshaW. Laird. Colo.
fS-ACRE irrigated ranch Morgan Co
Colo. on The Burlington. nile ron
eepot, improvements are modern 30 ever
Particular owner retiring For fun uartic-
GLARS address r Z seaman. Brush COO
$1,000 ACRES
land opening southern Colorado and
Northern New M-Allu. one hundred rh6II-
sand acres put under irrigation. Land ana
water az s. per acre. easy terms Agents
wanted Chama valley Lands and Irrfes-
uon 60. smith a. Rankin. state agenrs.
York. Neh
The Bee is me best because u r.aeb-.
the rsading public.
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FOR SALE
VALUABLE LAND

For sale. $40 acres fine corn land. five
miles from Creston, Neb; good improve
ments and well farmed; all OF section a In
township a, n. Of r. /, east Stanton county.
and = OF 25 same description at the fol-
lowing prices:
y. W. = OF p. $40 per acre.
y. r. = OF q. SIS per acre
S. W. 4 OF a, $40 per acre
8. K, y OF y, sos per acre
n ". z Of % $40 per acre.
Terms; All or half cash, balance one or
three years at per cent interest. Address
Mrs. Mary J. Lamb, 4257 Julian St, Den
yer, Colo.
WRITE me for my book OF descriptions
and prices on farm land and ranches in the
famous northwest Nebraska. the home OF
bumper crops OF small grain. potatoes and
alfalta-the place where fortunes are made
By investing small amounts In land There
Is absolutely no chance for loss and / can
cite you 10 many clients who have made
from 20 TO So per cent profit on their in
vestment. Write or come today The
early bird catches the worm" Today Is
the day Of opportunity in northwest Ne
braska. Arab /. Hungerford. Crawford.
Dawes County, Neb-
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WANTED-To BUY

BEST price paid Tor I'd hand furniture.
carpets. clothing and shoes Tel y. ~1l.
A WAGON scale. s6O9 Marcy
ONE high grade cond-hand guitar. state
Bee
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TEXAS LANDS

North Texas. Clay county land barKain,
Rich soil. good water, delightful climate
For Information write r. w Watkins
Henrietta, Tex
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS
Have you any thing 70 offer the farmer
OF Iowa. Any cheap land for higher priced
a general merchandise store for land on
any 6ind OF an exchange! Or have yoa
some land you want 10 sell for CASH. rhe
one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
z the Des M0tnes Capital; 500 Circulation
daily rate single Insertion. / cent a word
llL Insertions cents q word. Des Moines
Daily Capital Dsa Moines. Ia
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
ElOo TO S10,00o made promptly = d
Wead, Wead Bldg, 18th and Farnam
GARvIN bros. ID floor \. Y. Life 80
20 10000 on improved property. No delay
Low RATES. BEMlS-CARLBERG co.
uO-G2 Brandeis Theater Bldg
CHEAP MONEY.
Representing the Penn Mutual LIE ms
Co, with assets Of over tll7 O0o,oOO 1 am
prepared 20 accept all the good loans OF
fered on improved Omaha real estate
Business ana residence loans made without
delay.
THOMAS BRENNAN
City National Bank Bldg