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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12

,vorl Tr,hunes Towns ana
-. contest began on June 2otn' I'LL
-,rea Illustrations. cartoons OF o''e
.osartations OF the name OF 'o""
.t.,, located in the United states OF
80 ,,are published daily for a periou u
sixtv-seven days. ,.,-.
-ba names ~ the towns ~ otac,ad
nc .,e,a Illustrated were 81 seie .s-
. which C@ctaI Towns and cities III
from We ,og,is which was issued by ne
tes. vi tribune as guide ana ieAe
ence for contestants.
r. ,o,.sst will remain open 20 an
ocular readers or the Jsllg @ ~ nsns-
r-Ib,,re excepting employees Or nc p.it a
Tripune, 80 Of their families. untl y
a"o ssrurday. September 1S III.
y. 4, "a ONLY necessary 10 -.
cns, nictures and coupons from ONO
-..o.a,t. must indicate the town or
on .,1resented BY the picture upon we
cl,.,,o,, nrovided therefor. COUPONS IT, ,,a.
- siied out with pen. pehoh 80, .bs
or printed IN any manu- ~. me complete
tanrv OF the contestant 'N' ''
counon must be retuFheu
-. ,or,estants are not certain a. ~
Ns,,a 81 the town and city illustrated
-, uiU he permitted 70 -enu Nv - y
,,orA-answers 20 each plD,., .nsr,s-s
srrect answer Is given incorrect
eo corr -, count against the contestant
TT 1iv three answers may be Written en-. gp6 On
10 coupon. Extra nlahks mus "
slhs-e 1Si,ioral answers and all an
used ior - same number should be kept
swslSL ap IN making up the set. Where
contestsnts wish 20 submit su' on ,e,,p
- ax+ra answers they may 40 50 WIN
Two 80 ~, the entire coupon. Al
oOt y, 'saveral members OF family may
.n,rpete in the contest. only one prize
viii viii he awarded to any one hous Us, 90 a. OF
nle - he submitted by any individ
''NI .ontcstant. Participation in any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
STRANGE CATCHES REPORTED
Sharks, Stingaree and Dollar Blu
Landed at Narragansett.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Narragansett Pier, r. l., Sept 1.-THE
local fishermen are making novel catches
in their nets here. Not long ago Thomas
Rhodes. veteran Of the Pier discoVered
a 81 greenback inclosed IN cigar ooX IN
one of his lobster pots. Another local
fisherman relates to-day the eaten OF
twenty-foot blue shark which had entered
the fish trap near Indian Rock doing
much damage before it was overpowered
and lowed 10 Newport.
4 25O-pound blue shark. measuring seven
feet. was also found in a net near Point
Judith and landed at the Pier. The follow
ing day a large stingaree was caught by
the same fisherman. who managed TO sub
due IL after hacking Of hts powerful tail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
DEER BREAKS INTO STORE
frightened Animal Smashes Window
Enters and Escapes Through Hole.

Springfield. Mass, Sept. 1l.-Running
through Main street tonight, with a crowd
OF several hundred persons streaming after
IL, n frightened buck deer burst through
a plste glass window into department
store. where be caused much havoc be
fore he made his escape by jumping from
the window and scattering the crowd with
his hoofs and antlers.
doe which had accompanied the buck
across the Connecticut River sought refuge
in "A stable bat was kicked there by a
horse so severely that q game wardcn was
Compelled 10 end IT. suItriDs ~ shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
HELD AS A DYNAMITER
S. x. Smyth Accused of Having Had
Hand in Los Angeles Explosion.

Tarimore. y. n. Sept. u.-Stephen n
SMITH was arrested here to-day on suspi-
cion Of being one of the men wanted IN
connection with the alleged dynamiting or
The Los Angeles Times" building. The
warrant was sworn out by VI. w. Edwards,
rariroore business man. who asserts that
Snvth answers the description of NJ. A.
schmidt alias NJ A. Perry, alias J. 3.
Leonard. alias J. r. Bryan.
Edwards declares Smyth has admitted
being in California at the time Of the sup
posed explosion in the Times building
and that he at one time was confined IN
Pennsylvania state prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
RATE INCREASE SUSPENDED
Commerce Commission Delays Advance
on Small Lots of Freight.

Washington. Sept. u.-Advances in freight
rates on single packages and small lots.
filed with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by railroads generally. we're sus-
pended until April %. 1912. today
The case is one OF the most important
before the commission. as IL affects large
and small shippers in every part OF the
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
REPUBLIC TO BE RECOGNIZED.

London. Sept ll.-Great Britain Ger
many. AUSTRIA and Spain have agreed to
recognize simultaneously the Republic oi
Portugal The governments OF these coun-
tries consider that the new regime is no"
sufficiently established 10 warrant forIna
recognition. and this will now be accorded
without delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
MoPY's FACES STIFF FIGHT
Opposition Develops to Plan to Move
Near University Campus.
NY Telegraph 10 The rribune J

New Haven. Sept. u.-Louis Under, own
or Of Morris cafe. the best known resort
for Yale undergraduates. has n stiff tight
on hand 20 transfer his headquarters from
Temple Bar. which has been closed Tor
real estate purposes TO York street adj
jacent e. the university campus. RemoE-
strances have been filed by residents OF
that street against Linder's invasion for
saloon purposes and the County commis-
sioners will soon take up his petition for a
license in that section. n Is rumored that
Yale is behind the protest against allowing
Mory's to move 20 York street Prominent
Yale alumni have agreed TO attend the
hearing and speak for Linder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12

All sets of be delivered the Contest Department OF
Spruce and Nassau streets on
Or before midnight Saturday September 10 or naed hey mus
mailing than that hour and date and no
will be accepted after that time
II YOU have any the to any OF the e
exceed 70 any NUM-
Der OF the puzzle pictures =. o...
provided and do not roll your
I'LL Of
will be returned after they have
baer denosted with the Contest Department
The 2pRoT TF TINE r i T6 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
OPPOSES LAuRIER's CANDIDACY

Quebec. sept ll-At convention held
here last night r. Leduc was chosen as
Conservative candidate TO oppose SIT VII
frd Laurier in Quebec East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12

The population of Flores Island IS about
nine thousand. The country IS mountainous
but fertile There are TWO towns on the
island Santa cruz and Lagens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
MEXICAN TROOPS MOVE NORTH
Precautions Taken Against Outbreak
Feared for Saturday Next.

Juarez. Mexico. Sept. 1.-THE Mexican
government is evidently preparing against
an outbreak in the northern states OF the
republic on Saturday next. II is learned
here In military circles that the entire
5th Battalion, now stationed in Torreon,
will De brought 10 this city early this week,
presumably upon the arrival OF the one
thousand federal troops expected in that
city from Mexico City,
The 9Th Battalion will De stationed here
at least until after the election.
Tehucan. Pueba. Sept. n.-Too much
nepotism, coupled with the announcement
OF the jefe politico that ne proposed 70 hold
a new election. brought about a clash be-
tween the people OF Coaxcatlan and the
Maderist guards yesterday, in which four
persons were killed and many wounded
The residents Of the place still are in re-
beliOn and the people Of the nearby vii
lagos Of Oialpam and Chilao have Joined In
the uprising. Last week the lefe politico
Benjamin Balderas Marquee, placed two Of
his near relatives in Office and then. an
nouncirg that nc was not satisfied with the
elections OF June. called for a new vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
CYCLONE IN THE AZORES
Island of Flores Ravsged-Damage
Done to Crops.

Lisbon Sept IA cyclone to-day raw
aged Flores Island, the most westerly oil
the Azores Great damage to crops was
done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12

ADMIRAL. CHING PHI KWONG. IN
COMMAND OF THE FIRST CHINESE
WARSHIP TO VISIT THE PORT OF
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
Time for Depositing
Answers in
Towns and Cities Contest
Observation-Disclosures, Sat-, Septic
You Can Enter Any Time Before 6. P. NJ, Saturday,
September 10th.
TAIL ORDERS WILL BE FILLED UP TO AND
INCLUDING SEPTEMBER 18th.

HWING to the receipt by The Tribune of large
number Of letters from contestants in the Towns
and Cities Contest, Of the letters containing
petitions with many signatures asking that the time OF
closing the contest be extended because so many con-
eStans have Just returned from their vacations and are
pressed for time THE TRIBUNE EXTENDS
THE HOUR OF CLOSING from midnight Septem-
Der r. TO MIDNIGHT, SEPTEMBER 16.
The contest will remain open until p m, Saturday,
September l6. Any may enter at any time before
that hour
To enter the competition it is only necessary to secure
a complete set of the Towns and Cities Contest Puzzle
Pictures
If you have never entered contest of this nature
before consider the magnificent rewards to be gained III
this one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
THE LIST OF PRIZES.

sa2so-Everitt Automobiles Sl,450 each
s. 100 Krakauer Player Piano
e. nOO Wiser Bros. Combination Electrical Piano be
naved by hand by pedal electricity
Francis Art Piano
Christman Sons Player Piano
s-o-Si Krakauer Pianos 500 each
$3.50 Francis Bacon Player Piano
1l-S60O Krakauer Piano.
% OwcnDa Suite
Carey Sets, 500 each
Bermuda Trips via Steamship Bemudan
-Brenna Ladies Desks, $40 each
Company New York Breakfast
" SIS each
Company New York Luncheon
SIS each
,o7-I3e-SOO CareyBr Smoking Chairs $40 each.
Brennan Ladies Rockers, $40 each
iS7-Is0-S2O Magazine Baskets, SIS each
i4s0-S7sO ukenG TO order, $3.50 the pair
Lucky Parker Fountain Pens 81 each
1850 Fountain Pens Sl5o each
ALL SETS OF ANSWERS
Must Be Deposited at the Tribune Office in the Mails
Not Later Than Saturday Midnight, Sept. 10th.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

ACRE farm IL PonahnntRH county. Iowa IA
miles from town. This II q nrBt-clRss
farm all tiled: has good improvements
Prics SIG per acre mortgage 5000 or 10
years time: viii take $500 in coed, clear
property and $500 IN cash on this farm
Your property must actually be worth the
money OF no use to monkey with IL This
h the cash price ON the farm II is no old
trading farm, 30 The property you offer
must be giit-edEe. We don't handle any
fhinn hut firsf-claBu deals. and this 10 nna
81 them. Submit your proposition Wood
Rrd Land Company. Gowr4e. la
A sNAP-Only drug store IN q airy town
after July d OF BOO; reason, sickness; Htock
sbout ~ 6oO win pay for itself first year;
r1usI be cash- g. - ADody, tonia, Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

BUSINESS men OF Glendivs Mont, have
organized for the purpose OF giving re
liable information concerning lands IN
eastern Montana The members OF the
undersigned company have resided in
eastern Montana for 70 years Rnd more
are merchants aud business men who want
settlers and your trade and cannot afford
10 rnisleAd Notwithstanding last year 3
druuth Montana was one OF the Few
states that raised ordinary crops III 1el0
Have several thousand acres for sale At
reasonable prices. HomSEteRds located
Write us. Gate City Land COMPANY
Glendive, Mont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
Another
Want Merchandise

" ILL 4AN4 EAAdAAAlG
Stock $4,000 70 Slzs000 for 40 acres we'll
improved corn land, only 3 ulllea from
Iowa Price. ~ pei acre; mortgage, TEA
Address II. ~ Mia q Co. spirit Laaa Ia
APPLE orchards and pSuItry farms. net
tar from pes Moinea, near Collar inter
urbGn- William CAssbeer. AitOgna. la
MONEY MAKING summer resort no
tel with acres % ErOunes hotel alone
cost over tluo, o9s vefg finely furnished and
Finely improved AeEiro Fubbar ana oof-
fee plAntation, valued ~ 80 ~. clear and
pays dividends on s10Q, 0Q0. coed nronsIfF
Nante4 Boa a6t WintErBst Ia
IOWA people living on the farms are frs-
QneHt visitors - the American Thsatsr
IL =. W MOahsr, 2l06 ~ Gsth Ave. VIII
bring Ehia ad 70 the Bee and identity
himself be VIII receive an order Tor tive
seats ~ the American TheEtsr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
REAL EsTATE

REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REED ABSTRACT co. Est 1865. urempt
service. get our prices. E08 Brandets Theater.
REAL ESTATE TTTLE TRUST co. F'if-
teenth floor city Natl Bank Bldg
CITY PROPERTY FeR SALE
INVESTIGATE: see n you can duplicate
TINS a. price, new 2-EtOry. B-room modern,
oak and birch finish; south front. n
block from cars. a2s Seward. See Hendrick.
owner. al DreXel Hotel.
FOR EALE-6-rOom house partly modern
hRrdW0 finish. cemezr& basement large
Cisterns price reasonable. One or three
large lots I'm Collier Place. Inquire J M
Robinson. 45is Burdette St. Web. S977
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
BIG HORN BASIN

Planners OPPORTUNITY
TO MOVE ON FARM Al ONCE. ALL
E2ulPFHD.
MACHINERY, NEW HOUSE AND
NEW FURNITURE. .-a.
16Q acres BIG Horn Basin, miles from
ManderaoB; ~ acres under cultivation part
seeded 10 alfalfa, fenced and orOas-feneed;
good OutbuildinEas paid up=BateT right Ali
stock, machinery ana hoDsahold goods SO
with SALE horses, 7 cows. a h0Bs. chick
ems, two wagons dFaG ploNs, diHis,
mower and rake and other small mactiin-
cry.
Farmer must leave on account Of sick
ResH and win sell ali for $500, g. SO cash,
balGnes on tins
Phone Douglas 18sl
H y. WALKER 4 CO.
e1o-S2 BrHndeiH Theatar Bldg
! IN NEBRASKA where farming y con
dunusd successfully, they eat FarIeli's fine
syrup IL Mrs s. Gfichrist, ~ south 2sth
81, viii bring this al 70 The Bee within
three days a1d Identify herself, she win
receive an order Tor SOC can Of this fins
syrup.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

WANTED-D or y families 70 locate an
gool Improved farm: irFdgatsd canals, LAT
erals, etc, cOmpletsQ; ne assessments: All
oompRqti can divide nP ~ any size tract
Germans preferred From E0U 10 Odo
Al VIII pay you 70 Communicates with ths
0WngF John kallpack. tr-, DriEsA, Idaho
or 09 CITY Nat Bauk, Council Hlurfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE.

In Orange county, Florida; 20 acres or
RnEe land with lO-acre grove: 40 large
trees which bore e. 200 n0xes Of oranges
last year: 800 young trees 5uat beginning 70
bear: zoe bearing peach fFnes q few ErRpe-
fruit treas: 8 EoOd house and lot An tha
village n mile from grove. Al Tor 1850;
all cash. no trade
W s. SHELDON AZ Board OF Trade
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND nANCH LAND ron SALE
Ksn...-uontinuea

WHY GO TO THk DRY BELT
when you can by Just az cheap where We
have plenty OF rainy so A. ] mile from q
town OF SO. only " miles from Snlinn.
I Rsss III FSos siIy ,5 a&S par F00s Slif ~.
Kansas Rs.i Es,sts 60. SALINE. q Kan SSn'-'
THE farmers or investors OBJ 7rtunity.
~ acres leyul stanton county, knsa., land.
down. hSiSBc. IN ..sTsi-snrSsl M y me- ~
81 per acre interest 3 Per cent Chas h.
hoffman. syracuse, kan.
KANSAS farm ranch l.se acres: cor
acroH in cultivation: good pasture. all I'm
t -ef~s - sLNas -letoe' hAuNtih I-IueLn
house hrEt-claa improvements running
water and timber; water power lnveau-
Eate about this farm a07 han fsldg Kan
sss City. Mo.
TWO KANSAS BARGAINS.
lse Heres' harvey county, mlls5 %
fenced, etc. 100 acres IN cultivation. AL
lie iso acres Ss.'' Reno county. Al tnsb,..
fenced, q aores IN cultivation; 4 miles 70
Town. Price, &,5W Charles PETERSON
AutchisOn. kan
BARGAIN IN 4 KANSAS HOME
so acres s-roOm house and outbuldinEB,
well and windmill; $50 acres ouitivRteG. s.
acres tn wheat; Fenced. smooth, rich soil
All unable. Price, 81 per acre, turmE
LanoErat = DARBY Sarovn city, Kan
oRSB-TENTH CASH. BALANCE EASY.
F59s i lots An Psins s ., % ~ mos.
q yeRrs electric light telephones, modern
improvements main line failwasf set in
on ground floor ana profa IN advance; send
for plat John w. BhuEhmRn. Plains
KnA,-
FOR sALR-aeO acres wheat. corn or
alfalfa LAND IN Harper oonnty. kansaa
half miis ffSm iowa u sold Roon. aAuW
Hugh Conner, Hutchinson KAN
Minnesotn-
FOR MAPS AND VALUABLE INFoR-
NATION IN REGARD TO NORTHW EST
EHN MINNESOTA LAND. THE LAND
THAT GROWS FLAX" WRITE TO
AENNEDY LAND, LOAN AND RkALIA
CO.. KENNEDY MINI
TWO SNAPS.
zoo Rues land one mile from depot a.
St James MRtonwan county MINI Good
buildings. Can all be cultivated. Win take
go acres North Dakota land al right value
s., so cash; balance long time al per cent
For saie-a1s acres al unaer cultivation
one mile from city limits OF ST. Peter
Einn., no buildings. $50 per acre.
MOREHART g. ATCHlSO5N.
MRnkato, Mimi
ISLE Harbor farm for sale. A 100 acre
stock farm located y unilC from town on
south shore OF Mflie Laos lake, Mile Laos
county Minnesota In the land OF the
big red clover. Also 1.2S0 acres unimproved
timber and meadow land. Write Or. r.
i. Halves, MRnkato. MINI
BIGGEST bargain IN Minnesota. 1850
acres, cultivated; all fenced good build
ings Red river valley.f near CrookstOn
rented only 300, with 10 COWS. kOnkls,
owner Lumber Exchange MinneHBonB
MINI
IN Minnesota they grow wheat. In
Omaha they make flour pdikes Pride of
Omaha flour. III Mrs. Il. saunders, 14O2
/ n 18th St will bring this Rd to The Bee
within days and identify herself she will
receive an order for E-pound sack Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
SOME BARGAINs

sunni baENfAlhG
100 acres % IN cultivation balance In
timber. Good ElbertR peach orchard, Sc
trees; good apple orchard, JonithRn and
Wine Sap; now In bearing Also . good
family archAna Of peaches. Applea and
charles GOOD house, harm. outbuildinEa.
cistern ana good drilled well and pond
This 10 4 splendid Gruit and dairy PROPOSE
ton. 4 EzIilsB fEam 1lDHhkuDanE. - par
acre --sa-z
Another
$50 RcrsA 81 miles from KOahkununga g
acres In cultivation, house, barn and Eooo
cistern; D few fruit troes eplendid
pSrtnsrahip well IN line can set good water
10 70 - feet Coed 2rl1s and GgTt0ultnral
proposition 50 per acrS-
Another
10 acres. { miles from KbshkononE, right
In the great truit district, % acres In oul-
tivation; family 0ruhana Of peaches, apples
pears and cheTT1es; also plum oi cnard
House. bGEu and other outb utidingB Bnl-
Ance not IN cultivation. but In very seed
timber. 50 per acre
J. COCKBURN & SON,
2S-15-ls Manhattan Bldg, Dss M0inas--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

WELL improved farm &C ls acres IA
Lyon county, Kan 6tN miles from Al
uIira NM sell cheap u taken b. Larch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
Home Sacrifice

j must sell my bungalow in Dundea. This
Is the incest locatsd and arranged house
in the village. OAK. walnut, birch, hard
pine, white enamel and tile finish; laundry,
Two bath rooms furnace fireplace. benmed
ceilings, paneled wallis and sun parlOr.
Telephone Harvey 80. Harry H. Putnam.
b140 Burt
FOR SALE-At q bargain. Sl.5Oa. tarse
6-rOOm cottage: s corner lots, enxla0 Il. .
large barn, 4ln60 r.. just the place tor gar
deuing, chickens and dairy purposes. Can
rent plenty more ground. 283l 4th Ave
Council Bluffs, just four blocks from street
car. WIN take 70 7-room house In trade
IN Omaha
ALFRED CORNISH,
12l0 FEHnam ST. Omaha Neb'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
FRED S. HADRA.

New Omaha MAI Bank BidE nouE ss8l
81 s1rh Ave. and Burt ST.. q mod. room
sidence
20 Dodge 81. q new End mod ST res
-lla SuraEue 81. q new b-ronm cottage
elI Burt ST. the cheapest and best bar
an 6-roum cottage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
OklahOma.

EASTERN OKLAHOMA
send for prices and descriptions OF farma
Ira Stout. Cushing. Okla
30 ACRES Canadian bottom land rs
acres in cultivation. all second bottom un-
eMOeiied for corn Rnd alfRl1R, 70 acres IN
bermuda grass. balance pasture and some
timber; two sets OF imprON effBnts: fine
barn; outhOuHes and orchard; ~ miles from
National stock yards, Oklahoma city,
miles 20 q good town. price SIS per acre.
eaRy terms. Campbell. bgnum A. Giles.
Campball Bldg, Oklahoma City, Ok
FOR BAlsE--ln knAbel CO., Ago Acren Of
black chocolate land. miller south OF
iSilltnga OK. IN the Antelope valley, q
0idua hedge and j aide wire. with l2V acnsR
hroke OH and tbs bnlAnCs In pasture lota.
orchard ana garcen; s-room mouse piAa-
tered. papered, csllaf undernelths ali IN
EOod shape; barn. MX2e. room Tor ~ tons
81 hay, room for horses; crib, tool ahod
and nay GOrk. complete. good grRnarloa
WITH driveway through center, Will hold
100 bushels Of grain tnaae buildings ana
an other buildings are painted ana an Gooa
ahApa; Loo locust po9tA. av0 trult thrsog
Eells cistern, plenty OF water. ma ~ q
IqVeI farm and no waste land on A.; fine:
can be bOhgnt y down. y An tive ysArR
at rsRsoRRDle tntaranG y. A AARantaan,
Htlinea. Okl--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
AisBRGFL

40 ACRES. lisa
2le A., Douglas CO., Mo, 50 q consider
able valley land, cultivated. $50 acres Tim
her; good spring water, some orchard 3
outbuilnings. Terms Write for lists, HALEY
spurloek, Ava Mo ....
$50 a. large s-room house. large barn
b8x6O. $50 a. adjoining the above. A-rOom
house new barn 26x8 VIII sell togetheF
or separate. $50 g. near Aulyihe' lRrge
house and barn, q model country home;
price 800 per acre; cash or terms. Visitor
c. Chilea. Higginsville, Mo
COLONIZATION proposition; y, 900 acres:
best colonization proposition In south Me
souri, 2 miles TO railroad, A49o-aor0 I'M
proved stock ranch, an under fence; other
tracts. Write for prices. S. s. Whitock.
TFIE bin at tho AmericGn thsatsr IN
worth whiie-your evening will not De mis-
spent II Chas r. CoL, ego ID ST, South
Omaha will bring this Rd to The Bee.
within three days and Identity himself he
will receive an order for two seats TO the
American theater 800
FOR sALE-lsp acres Z milss from LIB
anon, on public road: lies good; 80 in oul-
good well and spring; fenced and cross
fenced; orchard; near school on public
read; r II. u. and teisphone; price So Dsr
aero #. H. 7Currie. Lebanon, Mo
I5o.Weu county. Missouri. farms anc
ranches cheap. BrandHvills. kOshk0nnnE
Eibsrta peach land and orchards. Ask
for list. BOX I2h, West PlRinAs NO
F0R sAIsE-sno.Arrs stock ana grain
farm: 500 acres in cultivation; 800 acres
SETS OF Improvements. Si5 per acre. easy
terms Large list of improved farms Ia
twenty COUNTIES, southern MISSOURI. Ozark
Rsalty Co. ~ College 81. sprinEtisle. he.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

100 ACRES near AlnEWOrth, Nsh.; 100
acres under oultivAtiOn; near good SCHOOL,
rural mail; telephone improvements. $500
Price 80 per acre.
NORDsTRoM s. NEFF Bill Bee Bldg.
FOR bargains IN cheap western lands
sftsn cheap 10 acres relinq Ihshnenls. Adj
dress J. G. BerEinR, Whitman. Nebs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17
Utah.

Y ACRES OF EDlendid fruit lana adJoip-
Lake and ogden Price. ti56 Der aers.
Hyram baird, New Windsor Hotel, sail
Laks Gaty. Utah.
FOR EALE-A Eo0Q-ecre colOuiEation trnof
On the railroad. less than % miles IRON
n4lt Lake city also AeFerEf smaller orr
taHula ana some EoDo orchard ianda Il
W. Rosa. r A.. Lent Utah
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

FOR EALE-F1oridR land n Wholesale
We have several choice tracts suitable for
colonization purposes. Write uB- Watson
a HelKen Land Co., JacrBonvtlle Fla
FLsORIDA--Wrlte me Cor descriptions OF
bargains in good titls-perfsct FionioA
farms; size, price. terms TO suit yourself
J. W Durham. HandanHun. Fla
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

FOB sA1.E--F arm - Hcres Erain ana
stock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture
extending 10 river. some good Dak tim
Der. For pGrtirulara address Charien
Allen. LynMVillss Wis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

EIGHTY ceres, Burnett oounty Wiz
oaaaln; = culuTateti gooc butlcmEa;
paTt uma a. a. kibbs. New hiehmond
W.