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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
cHozo's CARTOON.

We think we're pretty wise on
this recall thing. but Chozo Yama-
uchi, a young Japanese employe in
down town cafe, says they have
worked that gag over in Japan for
many years.
chozo takes a keen interest In
politics despite the fact that he
cannot vote. To him, Sincho la)
Gil Is a gone goose. He says when
Kellogg ct al stirred up the Gin
(b) he started something worth
while. over In japan, says-Ghozo,
they choose mayors by the eonven-
ton system, but II he doesn't be-
have they put ,the honorable skids
under him via she recall system.
But" smiled Chozo last night
while discussing GIL. "the mayor
says to his enemies, 'Watashi wa
shicho nj iku de arc ka." um
still mayor, amt I?)
And then Choze drew the accom-
panying cartoon for The Star.
(a) Mayor.
OBJ City council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

TOXIC, Jan. 2@.-oisregardlng a
stream OF protests from all ever the
world. the Japanese government 70
day wiped out by means Of the GAL
lows the lives Of Denliro kotoku.
his mistress. Susa kakano, ard 10
other Japanese socialists convicted
BY star chamber sessions Of the
charge Of having eonspired against
the uiikado's life.
The hanging OF the u victims TO
the governments fear Of socialism
began at 9 O'Clock IN the morning IN
the central prison and the trap was
not sprung on the last one Until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
GILL man FIRED

In direct dlsobedience Of strict
orders from City Comptroller Both
well and Chief Clerk Chandler. A..
Wright, ar usher In the registration
office, this morning tackled Vote
for Gill' card on Register Here"
placard this afternoon Five min
utes later Chief Clerk Chandler
fired him without ceremony.
"Wo allow absolutely no election
eering in the registration building" ="
said Chief Clerk Chandler. Wright
knew e, and ! discharged him for
diBobeying orders"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

PITTSBURG. Jan. 2t--The girls
at Allegheny college. Meadviile.
Pa. have declared war on eleven
splendid yellow Vandyke boards.
the pride Of eleven seniors Inyi
tatlons to class functions have
been. cancelled. and the goods have
delivered their ultimatnm that they
will not recognize the offending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
BOY C0NF[SS[S HE SHOT HIS FATHER
Tells Star Man He
WasAngry atSire

"Yes, killed my father. l frightfully angry told
him to stop. He walked away. gave him fair warning.
told him stop. He walked And ! shot him"
Without emotion sign Of remorse John Dros, 22year-
old college student the county jail today told without
this morning how he shot and killed his father, Peter
Dros S. their farm North Bend yesterday afternoon
81 didn't mean to shoot my sister, though" said Drost
"She got the when started shoot my father again
after he had fallen"
The girl, Phoebe, l9 will 1
why did you shoot your fatherf' Drost asked
Il will explain about that later" the young man. WING
intelligent and well dressed replied calmly Father was
slow We had many small nothing serious.
He old country1oand you know When he wanted
buy 10 wanted to buy 20 We quarreled things
like that"
I'm glad he didn't suffer much he added 1t his first
sign OF feeling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
HOT NEWS
That has NOT happened yet.

The Dillins campaign committee
announces that every name regis
tered from the First ward is bona
fide.
Councllmen Kellogg and Conway
are seen together great deal these
days.
Wappy and Col. "Jack" Thomp-
son always eta lunch together.
Mayor Gill and Councilman Blaine
hope each wins.
Ike Rosenthal is working hard for
Dilling.
But remember, II hasn't happened
yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
P. @. BILL
Is PASSED

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a
The house this afternoon passed
The postoffiee appropriation bill
carrying a total Of $3.50. .ooo, 900.
An amendment was adopted
providing for steel mail cars
and increased salaries for mail
carriers from 500 TO $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

Seen Kellyf" but not often. He's
usually around.
Senator Joseph Arrasmith = OF
Whitman county. republican. has
the only set OF whiskers In the
upper house. lie is chairman OF
the committee on agriculture. and
a busy member OF the committees
on dairy and live stock, on claims
and auditing. on railroads and trans.
portation and on roads and bridges.
The rest Of the time he has 20 him.
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
BATTLE LOSSES
TOTAL HUNDRED

PRESIDIO, Tex, via. Martha,
Tex, Jan. 24.-Reports received
here today state that 100 federal
troops we're killed In a battle with
insurgents two days ago at DINA
ga
When about 200 Of the troops
had entered the trap. deadly fire
was poured into them by the hid
den lnsurrectos. Before Dorsnte's
men could retreat at least half had
been killed and others wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
HAIL VISITS ue.

A severe hail storm hit Seattle
at 1880 this afternoon and sent the
shopping crowd scurrying for shell
ter. 1T is a dogasted poor storm
that brings no good observed the
man who sells 9S-cent umbrellas.
Then the hall ceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
PURIFY THEATRE.

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 24.-vaudeville
performers at one of the local the.
atres at least must refrain from all
swear words in their acts. Fred
Ballein. manager OF the Princess,
posted notices today saying that
damn" and hell" are barred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
DO YOU KNOW

That the only shoemaker to sign
the Declaration of Independence
was Roger Sherman OF Connecticut?
That President Jackson was once
shot at by a painter in the capitol
building at Washington, d. G.?
That our national debt Is s2,704,-
f42,2S1.69?
That the wealth of the United
States is estimated at sl25,0O0,-
900, ,0002
That there are 6,996 banks In the
Union2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. "a
II you should chance across trim
little saleslady in some big New
York department store and should
recognize hcr from this picture.
don't tell anybody that she's MISS
Pauline Wilson Worth. magazine
.rifer OF comfortable means who
is behind the counter because her
heart goes out 10 the working giri
ana because she's trying. by living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

the life Of one. 10 find a way 10 help.
Miss Worth is a Tennessee girl.
She has lived in Los Angeles five
years
! mean 10 live Just as the other
girls do" she says. and on my
wages only There Is one way TO
know ashing. and that IL 10 live H.
! shall find plenty OF places TO help
with whatever money ! may have
above my wages shall spend
none Of Il on myself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
TALK COMPENSATION.

The workman's compensation
act. a proposed law for the benefit
of the worker, will be discussed by
the Seattle Commercial Club at its
weekly meeting this evening at s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
Wanta See a Show?
STAR COUPON

This coupon. with 20 cents. !
entities any woman In Seattle 4,
to any seat In the house at the d,
Seattle Theatre between now !
and Feb. 10. excepting Satur- ,
days and Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
SMITH QUITS RACE

TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. "a. =
James Smith. jr.. this afternoon
withdrew from the New Jersey
senatorial race. James MARITIME
will be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

Is beginning to
worry. She says
she doesn't mind
the loss of tho
umbrella half so
much as Beauty's
fox pass" Up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

distress. Observ.
ing the look OF re-
Broach on the face
OF his mistress.
Beauty made q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
ANY ONE WANT A BOY?

Dees need a bright, healthy 11yearod boy?
Is there subscriber The Star wants boy
work his ranch help around the house for mis- boadE
William HAITI of the Rhein hotel Is guardian FOR
boy family of his and doesn't like
the youngster up'down town He is wiling 70 pay
for the Youngsters clothes
at the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
Beauty" Is a
Poor Watch Dog

When Mrs. Alice Meyer finished
shopping and turned for her UNI
brolla. .Reantv. was a picture Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24
HAS SIX caAnomorHERs


y HAS SIX cRAnDmoTHERs 4
= ARMSTRONG. Mo. Jan. a. 4
= The baby daughter Of Mr.. and 4
= Mrs. James SPOTS is blessed 4
Z with six grandmothers. posi- 4
= bly, more than any other child 4
= In the world. 4
= on the fathers side there Is 4
= the Observation-Disclosures.
= Mrs. Fray. great-grandmother. 4
4 Mrs. Susan SPOTS: grand 4
= mother, Mrs. SPOTS. and 4
4 great-grandmother. Mrs. ~ 4
\ ID. Wickes.
= on the mothers side there +,
= Is the great.Erandmother. Mrs. 4
= Nathan Morris, and the grand 4
= mother. Mrs. J. w. Robb.
u u 4 Il 4 3 n = Il 3 + 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

iehv small bit Of money to pay for
paper lAe The Star; especially when there
netting of Interest to every member OF
'snliy every night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-24

10 Not Nearly as Awkward She Seems TO Be,
and Has Real Sense Of Humor. Read Al
About Her on Page o. The Star Today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
Thinks He Is a Reformer
National Monthly.

From the National Monthly.
 -Cummins had not poked his nose far into the political nest before his acute olfactory told him that the republican egg was bad, and he made the mistake of undertaking to purity 1t: Just now he has gotten it very much scrambled but he still thinks it will do to serve At any rate. his effort accomplished what he desired in part. to have accomplished namely, the making of Cummins a na. tional figure.
 Three times Cumnins ran for gover- nor of Iowa, and was elected, but eacr time he widened the breach between ths into rival camps and established tive radically and vastly different schools o political thought, until now the mer; characterization of an Iowa man as E republican means little. He must De designated either as a "standpatter' Q, an 'insurgent." in order to distinguish him. Cummins styles himself a pro gressive.' and to a large extent he has democratic ideals, but he is imbued witt ambition, surfeited with egotism, and blinded by partisanship To him, the worst republican Is better politically than the best democrat, and while frequently espousng democratic principles. he Is be- laboring and belittling the party which stands for them as vigorously as he is the controlling faction of his own party organization. Occupying this anomalous position Cummins thinks he Is reforming the republican party. and for the effort he hopes for reward for Cummins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
A Democrat By Birth

From the National Monthly.
 We have never found anyone since who could go back farther in the penning business than that. The "Interests' walked over the Hon. Champ Clark that day, but 1t does appear that this champion of the common people Is getting around to the point where the so-called Inter- ests' will note that 1t is another day.
 The speaker to be will stand earnestly, firmly and deterninedy for the applica- ton of fundamental democratic principles to the affairs of government. Champ Clark is a democrat by birth, inclination. surroundings and belief. He Is the choice of the democratic masses as has been at- tested by splendid enthusiastic ovations at his every public appearance. His sue cess as minority leader has given the country confidence in his ability, his statesmanship and his patriotism He Is white-haired and hefty and handsome, if anybody wants to know. He will bring dignity, courage and precision to the chair Ever with him will be firm de- votion and high sense of obligation to the masses of his country, and when he leaves the chair 1t will be with the af- lection of the American people and tributes of their gratitude.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
MOUTH AND THROAT FILLED WITH GERMS
Nicrobes of all Kinds are Taken In with the Air You Breathe and Congregate in the NOoks and Crevlces of the
 Mucous Membrane

Did you ever stop to think" said a scientific man the other day, that mil lions of people now use an antiseptic mouth wash daily. It's praise worthy habit and if had my way 1t would be made compulsory. There Is no question h,It it prevents great deal of disease"
 .sBut how about the microbes that go further than the mouth: the ones that are breathed into the tubes and air cells ~ the lungs?' asked the friend of the scientific man, why cannot we destroy th esm daily and prevent chest and lung disease?"
 .sPerhaps you don't know replied fbe scientific man. that thousands of neople are doing that same thing every day. They are breathing deep into the lungs a preparation made of Australian e,IcaIyptus and Listerine antlseptics which is known the world over as HY- OMEL"
 .By breathing HYOMEI even once a day. just the same sort of a habit as waahing the mouth with Listerine. any person can destroy microbes even n they are located in the most re- mote air cells of the lungs"
 "Do you mean to say" said the friend that people are breathing HYOMEI to kill microbes in the lungs and prevent disease?'
 ssrhousands of them" said the scientific man. "and am one ci lhe,...s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
Tiffany Text

And Colonial Script. The long established high rep utation of Roberts X Son, and the fact that three fourths of the society en- graving seen in this city bears the imprint of Rob erts & Son would seem to give them sufficient claim on your next order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
Paris Water

Paris, March Il. = Special )-That parisans drink no water except mineral water is known to every visitor to ths French capital Apropos of the shocking reputation attached to city water a story is being told of pretty actress who met her doctor at dress rehearsal in d Boulevard theatre. Look here." she said. "I am quite sure that all this mineral water | drink, since you have forbidden wine, is dreadfully bad for me. want your permission to drink filtered Seine water now' Very well." said the doctor" If you insist. Hut. mind you. chew 1t well.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
Too True

From Harper's Bazar.
 Bridget, I feel so ill I wish you would not go out today. Couldn't you get what you are going for just as we'll tomorrow"
 Faith, an o can-tomorrow or amy day, I was goin' out to get mesilf a new job.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
Roberts X Son Right Line

Shaded Old English, the finest and most elegant engraved letter ever ln- vented. You will not ob- tain it elsewhere in it's per lection. Especially sulta- ble for ladies visiting cards, weddings and At Homes. We also engrave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
TRADE IN BIRMINGHAM
 WITH THE BIG ALABAMA HOUSEs
Society
 Demands

Correct style and elegance in engraved goods. Ask to see samples of the new
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

FOR sALE--In Knsbel Co, IL a.r.. a.
black ehoeolate iand. miles sourh a.
ridea hedge and ! aide wire. with 10 49,
brsae ost and The halancs In pasture iotE.
orchard eno fAraeni t-roem house. plGs-
ROod shape barn AKA room FOR q tona
a hay. room Tor : horses: cTib, tool 49,
and hay fork. o0mplstss Z good granaTies
V.lth driveway through center VIII bsIT
LOS bushels u gram tke8s bufldinRn and
al other buildings are painted and n 800
shape; LOO locust Posta. ~ fruit thress 4
Level farm and no waste land % III: fiBss
ean be bought - d0Wa., = IN tive yeS-.
az reasonable interest 4. n Eabe1tson.
Billings. Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
PIANOS. PIANOS PIANosl
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AT BEN
NETS


IN USED AM SAMPLE PIANOS.
These Instruments are fArst-clasE IN EVEN
respect except ease work, which does with
a lew. show . feW slight mars. otherutse
These Wi not remain on our doors long.
as the careful buyers vii snap them 70
lEe hot cakea-
one Zine walnut case. spIsndid SOn6laisn.
one fins can case CussdO. vas szo. nov
one One CA case tsamBlsl. was So
one ilns Isahogany e4Ss. sPlSaaid oOudi-
one fine mahogany case lalmost new,
sas a. nov f-la
one the HlshoESny case snsed for dam
one fine mahogany case tused for Gem
onsrationl, was sx1s nov tzE
one tine mahos4ng case tused for dem
one flne mahoganF case Gused for dem
ouetTatfcHl. Vas ~ nov 80
One fine mahoEany case fsliEhtly shop
one One plano oased 0rEaR fused. vas
one ss-pois player piano. standard make
tEooo orcerl EAs 80 now tnL
several ether bargains in reliable Player
PisnoH
Chapel and Parior Organs. toe numsr-
Gus % mention, some are ID nne cendi-
ten almost a. seed a. new Pricsd a.
49, g., s.. g., $s and ~
These are surely exceptional values. when
{sa censiser the quality. All are fuiI sise,
oesAses, sseet-tone pianos. Of vel
You Etn have 20 see these rare bargains
70 appreciate ahat l really means % guu
n collars and cents. sod o. eaay pay
ThE BENNETT COMPANY.
PIANO DEPARTMENT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
MinRssotA-

TO settle estate the vel Known Can
field EtocE tarIl, one o. the finest farms
in western AlnntSotas actoillnE i've town
or main lne urthern facific RS lzls
acres Ecnly rollins, black soil clay sub
soil. three residence, ak bsrns. mhchin-
cry. pou,trg hcuEez- etc Price S. an acre.
oue-QuarteT casa. halance easy. send for
Illustrated Descriptive pamphlet No AGENTS.
Para MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
North Dakota.
SOLICITORS WANTED.

SOLICITORS WANTED.
I own and control about ace acrea cf
choice farm lands In Burlei6h and KiddeP
Co No. OAK. and want . good represonta-
lives. others need not apply. Best % ref-
erenceA- W. T. Runey, Land lnvestmsnta
bismarck. y. D.
80 ACRES IN the best county IN Nor4h
Dakota All cultivated Good 7-ronu
telephone, ~ miles to fine town. Frfos "a
Wi accept small dwelling In town hGvinS
high school AZ part payment J.. H No
Cunough, owner. Milton. CavAilaF countV.
North Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

tE-ACRE Irrigated ranch Morgau c.
C0io- On he BurlinEton- ! mIis frorn
cepoI, snproF eptnls are modera IA etely
aiars aeoF~sa l. ~ ~eanAa- Brush- Colo
lsI ACRES Alfalfa ard grain and In
eastern Coiorauo Tor 80 pei aune q soId
snun- Good terlza. ,. a. AleEEn1eI, Mar
EhaAtgUn. a..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

GOOD Improved ID acre farm ~ nsnss
from ST. Paul MIN and 2 niles from
r atfon. hearF al under clitiFauoa- level
g. lack loan E1ls good ho1ss, lara and VEL
6trlbis. F0Eolt Laks. MiE1---
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
Louisinna.

LOUISIANA. The SURPRISE or TIE
MORLD
Eighty bgshais o. oats. 3 buzhsls of
cora tens Of Alfalfa "a me acre For sK-
PLANTATION q farming reEOlutluu which "a
opened L.ouisIaus foT setueHeut. aIlas al
0ncs %
". A. JONES. secretary.
LOUISIANA FARM LANDS CONGRESS.
snreF epcrt. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
BEFORE BUYING

. new ear let ~ show you soms Eood bar
gains IN slightly Used gas and electric cara
II VII pay you 20 lnveEtigats.
Independent Auto Repair Co,
aEl EaFnan a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
FRUIT LANDS

Most productigc fruit ANA 10 British Co
Ean valley. rec llres 10 irTlEaU0n mid
climaIe fertlls sol fruits q finest Quality
prod iced IN Abundance Railway station
"A properLg. Low prices. ions terms 81
paE meat Write Tor illustrated pamuhlef
ca EcEeTE SLACK a AeAlpine. Ean-
.couFer. tsr7lLE4 Luiumhta-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
BUY AN IRRIGATED PAIN

- - AANAAAAAaA = ~ = Ak
We own Goo9 acres. rich valley Iand
near railway. In northern McKee, ample
Hater % irriEate whole tract canal nov
buildinEi eteFatlon - feet fine climate:
~ 1duce era uEeE iemonE Nmea Frape
frluf and Fineauples 90 rerfecllcu- corn
TIE crops per year sugar cane alfalfa
ne - Ceiesie lrTiEatioB Company. 6ah
Anto1ic. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron sALE


FOR SALES acres choice farm land
nesota az sG per acre. Address IA a
Franzen. Roseile. IL
% ACRES, miles from Ivanhoa. ne
county eat Of Lincoln county. Minnesota.
practically ali under cultivation; e. acres
pasture; sg.di7 as1 Ws sSs -, sea ga. ESatsa
able terms The GLOBE Land and Lean
Co Ainnsota, Atfnn--
BARGAINs-Improved farms. any uius.
Minnesota and Dakotasi also unimproved
land. large tracts We have what you
Bldg. AiinBssD0lis. Siina--
haissourI.
FRUIT LANDS
II Wfn pay you 20 und out how easily
you can become owner Of q ten-acrs
orchard 10 the famous Koshkonong Fruil
District. Oregon county. Missouri IDEAL
Close 10 markets and neta 100 per cent an
nuaIly after your orchard begins bearing:
a small cash payment and s2se per acre
ardist Write for fun Information OF cal
al the office OF the Cooperative Orchard
Co. 0l-H City NAtionai Bank Bidg-
Omaha Neh-
10 ACRES. % nnss east Kansas city.
cellar. vel and windmill barn beautiful
shady yard. grove for windhreak, sxcei-
lent tWO-acrs orchard. rOuts and phone.
acres bluegrass. hoEuEhts ~ acres timothy
clover; rich. hack Boils 10 rocks OF ditcha6;
see acre. terms ca 2eoa Other fArma
MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE
l.i00 acres, near Rich Hil; tive sets I'M
proVementss mostly All can b cuitivated;
some bottom land; price 80 per acre for
. acres. two miles OF Nayvtsw. On G
n nj To-
large hank barn. all improvements com
paratively new: about Loo bearing Eppla
iTsss ,s SSgsAi 5TJ a 81 Per e ssSH
ten acres up 70 60 acres
80 acres, unimlproVed. i've miles Bouth
tovn e -; ~ ,s ssFs' s.Svs5; sA 49, as
Chiles Realty Co. HigSinsvAlss Ma
Nebraska
HARLAN CO. NEB.-FoR eALE-W
acres. ok miles southwest Of Alma: 30
acres IN ian wheat. % alfalfa. 30 pasture
balance corn and ostA Land part level
part rolling, pArt rough; 5000 t-Eoom
house. grEnary. stable; good well. wind
MIL and spring In pasture; AL fencea az
eept ~ acres. Price. 80 Per aeEe
Sa0s n. INST. Omaha Nsh
ron gALE-aN ceres unSmprovs4. al
wen district. Holt county. Nebraska. -
I per acre: fl.soo mortgage running i've
years AZ 8 per cent Address Box lo1A
500 ACRES r4eh level isnprOved tara
( land ranch N28 per acre: teFmss ~
/ trads; owner G. ,. willy. Eemangfor6
SeA
FOR SALE b OWNER
Fine ranch Of Leo acres deeded lana
| co acres school land. located thres miller
l from county seat on new line Of Union
Pacific Railroad !. go acres can Be irTi-
gated from government canal; school On
land; one set OF buildings: 100 acres
ploWed- Price. Gl-A an acre. VIII carry
I SIS 600 for thres years AZ per cent Writa
william G. Yates, scoe@a Bluff Seb.-
sss-ACRE RELINoUIgHAGENF
coo acrea best OF farm land 3 milen froun
railroad toWn; house. barn: 10 broke: All
fenced. Price. S8b1o. worth ~ decided ti000o:
must sell before March / RelinquiHhmane
on improved = sec. extra good. With stock
! and machinery, t2s90 C. T. LoekWood
Kimban. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

TEXAS PAS handle LAHD
Tor kale- A. arEea. Lana fla-1 teFG- ana nalr
eighty rolling can be proved R3th steam
ploWs good sQi.. sixteen miles nortnu eEt
q Dalhart. - miles from Mare. For qulcE
sale, $40 pei sore. address oEneT. DAVID
Belsley. go y Ist 81 Omaha Eeh-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
PRICE REn
Country Place

= acres north Of fioreace on the Ridge
ROAD Well planted 70 grapes, trust and
dlaueFina Shrubs his IL q Well-oeFelopeo.
proauclnE fTUlf farm. the home Of NJ.
crosby. q practical hortcultuTlsl Owner
retiring Hmn Hili sell stock and implements
win fne place for NOB Places ike Ihls
are seldom on the market al any price. A.
a country home there iE no comparison
with . raw. undeVeloped place Possession
this spring. ACT quickly
acres al 1oIh and and Grover streets
les Eells partially improved. N-&N
~ acres AZ a6Ih ana Center SITS. paved.
uath lots 81 shade and fruit trees. large
Eols1 and barH. pouirrg houses. water sys-
ten. electric lights. etc. making idea
country honle- blocks % G-ro0m clE
school Do blocks % street car Not Tor
sale bua will lease 10 suitable party.
great place Tor 4 growing family.