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mentioned 1t again. Somehow. her birthday was
apt 10 slip his mind and the minds Of them all
tt hao not mattered-cspeciay and she had not
appeared TO With the BIRTHDAYS of the chill
urcn to remembcr-but she never omitted his
birthday. he had excused himself by the plea
mat women had more time to think OF such de-
tails than men. However now he was resolved
mat he never would forget her birthday again
Sixteen years. She would recover from the
operation-wouldn't she? They had many
twclvemonh more TO live together. He had taken
II Tor granted that they would live together until
po'h were old She wasn't old at thirty eight
ana ne wasn't old. either What bonny girl she
was, when she had come to him, won from Tom
Dolan and the other fellows; and what a bonny
VIE she had made aye. what bonny wife she
was still. though mother of four youngsters: what
Il good, good wife! None could look better than
Hattie when she fixed up and none had
moro even temper-for did she ever give him
cross word that he did not invite? No
When she had flown up" at him he had
nagged her to it; and standing here at the
window he recalled the flush upon that face the
Chose round girl eyes matching themselves with
n man's.). the hot words in language which was
entirely foreign to hcr-and the tears that were
certain to follow. before sleep Once--ycs twice
yes more he had let her cry. He had seen the
tears drip into the dish wate1 when she had been
washing up after him: and upon her darning
when she had been patching only for him. But
She had kept working.
lie shifted uneasiIy at the window his hands
hard gripped in his trouser- pockets Within the
last year or two she had become, he knew more
irritable. 1t had not been ct all difficult to tease
her into retaliation. She had complained some
had Hattie, and he had at times angrily retorted.
what was she made for, If not, as his woman,
TO do his house-work and mind his moods? She
was getting old and shrewish like other wives.
Oh he and his fellows their jobs discussed
this phase of domestic life. But-now he
realized; ne realized.
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ELECTRIC-WAVE CLOCKS

TIE distinguished maker of scientific instrr-
mcnts in Paris. Bigourdan, has cxpermentalv
demonstrated the practicability of operating sys
tenn of clocks by wireless telegraph signals Tho
method it is claimed would be both simpler and
cheaper than the present system, which requires
the use of underground wires
The new plan a central clock operating
every second an electric contact which actuates an
oscillator The signals transmitted to the re-
cclEihS CLOCKS from an elevated mast With the
ana OF a chronograph band and recording pen the
signals can be read within two one hundrcdtbs Of
second The experiments made over n
Instance OF one mile and fifth which might he
increased.
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~ malady, this trouble which the sur
II geons were cutting out of her. had
been growing with increasing torture:
and yet he had not thought enough
r about it Ia insist that she 30 TO "a
doctor Had it been himself who was
suffering she would have made him
20. she would have pleaded anu even
nostcrcd-and, in fact he probably
would have gone without being urged. For
he was the wagc-carner. and the man ana
moreover did not like being sick. Blu. shc-
OH they had lc; her Slide. and taken her
ups and downs as "a matter Of course once
he ala fetch her home "a bottle Of herb
medicine that Jones swore by. 1t had given
her little benefit
Good God. What were the doctors
doing. in there cutting at her Did she
need him? Didn't she need him? Was sh,
bahbling his namc. and nobody paying any
attention? That knife entering the tender
flesh. Why IIattic's skin wus so like /,
bahys. She had not been enabled. Of late
to keep ii 50, maybe, he guessed that he had
not encouraged her much. fine Indies (bu,
none was finer. in instinct. than his Hattie,
could fuss and powder and all: Hattie was
too busy. Nevertheless wondered if the
surgeons were not noting how easily they
could cut--the tenderness. the helpless ten
dorness. the sacred woman tenderness Of
skin and ncsh--it showed fIat,ic's class
that tenderness did-hc was going TO take
better care of it, hcnceforth if-and he
shuddored. He must no, think upon that
knife.
From beyond the door came no hint,
Now If he had lost her, If she had
stepped. with her old sweet half wistful
smile that had so often watched him down
the street-if. thus smiling she had stepped
across tho threshold of that room never to
return. lie almost screamed. No II could
not be possible. There was a Power who
looked after the world there must be- or
course husbands had lost wives Matt
Anterior, just the other day; married eight
years only. and left with n family Of five,
He and Hattie had but the four-yet how
would he tell them? How could he tell
them? And how would he be able to &c,
along. himself? Not 10 have her at the door
nc went out TO work--not to hear her sing
around tho house when he was at honc-not
ear her CHEEKY gossip sometimes it had an
d himl inviting from him response Gotten
was disappointed; he tircd)-not to have
We, even though he did no, seem to need
at the moment! Why Hattie. Hattie.
ie' lie could not get along without Hattie
packed his dinner pail: she-shc did every
Gazing out of blurred, scaldcd eyes suddenly
1w. so close, staring back al him. the bricks
nd was the pleasant, cosy room before the
( wall. He stood between.
The door hastily opened. Twas the chief sur
the big surgeon with the kindly smile the
)hed complexion, and the clear compelling
eyes lie was envelopcd all in immaculate
e-hcad and face hooded like monks,
iders to feet draped with gown: the pun
clean odor of disinfectants accompanied him
lie threw back the hood. His smile was
Y. his eyes were dcwy: his tread was
Tue. but his clasp warm and taking
sley by the hand, he told him.
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She had not been herself. This
malady, this trouble which the sur
geons We're cutting out Of her. had
been growing, with increasing torture,
and yet hc had not thought enough
about it Ia insist that she 80 to "a
doctor. Had it been himself who was
suffering she would have made him
go she would have pleaded AMI even
nostcrod-and. in fnnt lo nrnhnhlr
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7 H E

r INDSLEY stood at the window
and gazed out. Before him,
-A@ perhaps six feet distant. was a
blank brick wall. The truth is,
he at first did not see the wall. he
scarcely was conscious of its presence.
The small room in which he stood
was the ante-c chamber to the operating
room of the hospital II was neatly
and attractively furnished, with couch.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

sIMoNsoN & NoRBY, furnace and ii
work. Douglas 240.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE
lM AND RANCH LAND ron $
MISUNDERSTANDING.
THESE ARE CASH DEALS

All are better than you could get else
where Tor the money.
go ESQ acre farm 10 miles from
Creighton. brand new improvements, good
soil; will sell at less than prevailing
price as owner wishes to go to Europe.
CID $4,000 buys go acres of clear
land together with so head of cattle, 6
horses, farm tools, household goods. I'M
provements new and frame, all located
10 miles north of keystone, Keith Co.
This is certainly a SNAP.
(lS) $40 acres in Hughes Co, s. OAK,
the best land In the township, lays per-
rect, school house on corner, deep, rich
black soil, owner gone 60 Europe and Of
should get it,
$3.50 For a short timo we can offer one
half section . miles from Goodland.
Kansas, as perfect as land could be, fine
SOIL at S25 per acre on good easy terms.
Where can you equal It?
(27) A GEM: 320 acre highly improved
farm near Brunswick; this is as near per-
rect as farm can be and is offered at
the extremely low price of $65 per acre.
WRITE FOR THIS DESCRIPTION.
$50 1880 acres 10 miles north Of Key
stone, Nebraska: 400 acres of Il valley
land, some of alfalfa and lots of hay.
It is a great bargain at $500 per acre
Write us about It
(S9l Beautiful so acre highly i'm
proved farm 8 miles from Greenwood.
Cass Co.; lays well, not one foot of waste
land, no alkali or imperfections, will
sell for $4,000 for a short time only,
This is worth more money.
j. A. ABBOTT REAL ESTATE,
oO6 Brandels Bldg. Omaha, Neb. .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE
NIinnesotn-Continued.

MINNESOTA MEADOWLANDS AND
FLOODWOOD SETTLEMENTS ST.
LOUIS COUNTY, NEAR DULUTH
Farmers, gardeners and dairymen wanted.
great crops Home of red cover-on our
own line-frequent train service. Best
markets in America. Prices low. Terms
easy. Homeseekers assisted. illustrated
literature freeN Write LAND COMR-, d.
& l. r. r. r., 1919 Wolvin Bldg, Duluth,
Minn.s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
Mississippi.

FOR SALE-One Of the best and cheapest
farms in the Mississippi delta, consisting of
800 acres, 200 acres in cultivation, in sun
flower county. For price and terms write
to me. ]. u. RIGGS Selma, Ala
THIRTEEN sections in Dawson county
near Sidney, one of the best towns in the
Yellowstone Valley: also have other lands
that we are retailing in any size farm you
want. Write your wants. Prices are right
The Hayward Land Co, Glendive, MOTT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
California Oranges Free

Special premium offer of 100 choice lots
50xi5O only $65 each, cash or installments
to advertise our fast growing town of Oak
Immediately express prepaid absolutely
free one large standard size box of oranges
to anyone who buys a lot, an advertise
hurst lands. Write at once for maps, plats
photographs and full particulars Agents
wanted California Land & Water com
pany, 42S Market ST., San Fracisco, Cal"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
Utah-Continued.

WRITE TO WILLIAMS BROS. Real
Estate, Murray, Utah. FOR fun, complete,
reliable Gformatinon concerning this city,
Busy factories farm lands, town lots that
may be bought for less than their value,
ARE A FEW OF THE Opportunities
WE CAN TELL YOU or. Write todny.e
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
(Continued)
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
PLENTY OF HONEST DOLLARS IN
FORT FRASER
The Hub of British Columbia

A TOWNSHIP INVESTMENT PROPOSAL APPEALING
no THE COMMON SENSE, BUSINESS FORESIGHT AND
SOUND REASONING f THE PEOPLE.
EFORT ERASE RIS SITUATED at the conuensce of the Up
and Lower Nechaco rivers in the interior of British Col
umba Canadas richest province 1t superb Guilty location
being improved with Streets buildings etc. lies adjacent Fraser
akea beauty spot and water souceand in the
heart OF the Buckley and Nechaco vaey rich agricultural and
stock raising reports highly recommend this
quickly takenup Fort Fraser is to be accessible within year by
the Grand Trunk Pacific railways has water communication with
nelghborng towns In word most promising prospect
Tor the INVESTOR and strong of clean reputation behind
It, The British Columbia Government has made
vaons in Fort Fraser No flare of rumpets elaborate agu
ment required impress the possibilities of this upon
the mind of the intelligent observer Many pecede have been
established in the Canadian west to strengthen its claims.
PRINTED DATA, MAPS and PLANS furnished promptly
vations marked in red
INSIDE LOTS 33x120 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 800
CORNER LOTS, 33X12O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Excepting double two principle srets which
quoted at $3.50.
The title to Fort Fraser property ndefeasbe and guar
anteed by the Government of British Columbia The deeds
deposited in trust with
DOMINION STOCK & BOND CORPORATION
Limited. VANCOUVER, B. c.
Capital $2,OOO,OOOOO References Brandstreets Duns
Real Estate Title-Trust Co.
City National Bank Bldg Omaha Watch for location
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
Montana.
$4,000 to $4,000 a Year

FOR A HIGH CLASS MAN OF EXCEP-
TIONAL SELLING ABILITY.
The largest irrigated orchard land pro-
ject in the Pacific northwest. Completed
project; proven district; developing rapidly
Choice orchard home tracts, planted sea-
son 1911: standard varieties apples and
cherries. Developed and cared for, 5-year
period, bearing age. Price only 500 an
acre, including perpetual water rights,
which are more than adequate. Ten-acre
matured orchard tracts produce 5000 to
5000 nearly net income. Terms of sale:
10 years to pay, II desired; 500 cash, $50
monthly until orchard comes into bearing.
After fifth year returns from crops Will
make all further payments and leave big
yearly income besides. We have completed
payment of the cost of our project by in
vestment of millions of dollars and com
mand practically unlimited financial re-
sources. For this reason we are enabled
to make it possible for the man of mod
crate means to own one of our high class
orchard tracts, when heretofore 1T has US
ually been the wealthy mans investment.
This we do by financing his purchase for
him on the easiest, most liberal terms and
remarkably low prices ever offered by any
high class, completed, paid for and proven
orchard land project in the country.
Address Robert S. Lennon, general sales
manager, Bitter Root Valley Irrigation
company, suite SOC First National Bank
building. Chicago, Ill"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

240-ACRE estate, all the very choicest of
land, nothing nicer In the state, $1,000 or
more of improvements, all in good shape;
51z miles from two good towns. Must be
sold and soon l have the exclusive hand
ling OF this. Price, SIS per acre, March
delivery; y cash, balance Oh per cent. c.
NJ Emery, NorthWood. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SOME UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
SNAPS OF j. A. ABBOTT,
OMAHA. NEB.

W 0EU acre IdTlil' All raw lduu iilllGS
from Benkleman. This is clear of en-.
cumbrance; price $3.50 per acre. WIN
take good income in Omaha or S. Omaha.
CD AIS acre farm Howard Co, Iowa,
well improved and held at 500 per acre
This is an exceptional opportunity for a
party with mercantile business to make
good trade.
go 500 acre ranch In Holt Co., price
$40 per acre, encumbrance $4,000. This
is highly improved and would trade for
good farm or merchandise. Is Z miles
N. w. of Chambers.
90 $40 acres of clear land, SO per
acre, Garfield Co, Neb., with fair Inn
provements and considerable good hay
land and would trade for merchandise or
other property.
g21 4 $50 acre farm near Mssdrid.
clean, deep soil, nicely improved well
fenced. VIII suit anyone. Price $40 per
acre and owner might take $4,000 in
GD $4,000 stock of General Merchan-
$4,000, will trade for good farm rightly
located in Central Nebraska This is a
splendid paying business. Write us.
block Of ground in Stanton. Neb ID" e wtro
thing up-to-date, held at only $4,000.
Owner will take good Eastern Neb. farm
of nearly equal value.
16) 100 acres in Gregory. S, Oak. at
$40 per acre, mortgage, $3.50. For a
good sized mercantile stock, owner will
put in 292 acre farm well improved and
cultivated in Boyd Co, at $45 per acre
He means business
(1) 800 acre farm miles from Ogal-
ALA, nice new improvements. lays fine
every foot tillable, black land at S35 per
acre and will take good stock of merchan-
disc up to $4,000. Don't overlook this
Mr.. Merchant
QS) $50 acres good hard black land
In s. f. corner of Hayes Co, Neb., with
living water and improved. A snap at
SlS per acre and owner will take full
value in good stock of merchandise.
- (19) 240 acre farm 4 miles north Of
Clearwater Antelope Co.. Neb, nice Inn
provements and good soil, $50 per acre;
owner will exchange for Omaha property
or a good business. This farm will
stand closest investigation.
j. A. ABBOTT REAL ESTATE.
500 Brandeis Bldg. Omaha, Neb"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
REAL ESTATE DEALERS

MIDLAND Guar. & Trust Co.. 1714 Ft
II. II. Neale, pres; ]. Campbell, sec. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstrac
office in Nebraska. 1O6 Brandeis Theatel
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
California.

FREE literature will be sent to anyone
interested in the wonderful Sacramento
valley, the richest valley in the world. I'm
limited opportunities Thousands of acres
available at right prices. The place for the
man wanting a home in the finest climate
on earth. No lands for sale; organized to
give reliable information.
SECRETARY SACRAMENTO VALLEY
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION.
Sacramento, Cali
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
virginia.

GO South, Land of Opportunity. Farm
and Timber Lands. Colonization Tracts
for sale. South Atlantic Corporation.
Dept X, Norfolk, Na'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

FOR SALE-An exceptionally fine 100 .
miles or elevator, six miles OF Wyndmere:
good, heavy, black soil. Wild Rice river
of excellent water windmill etc; sS5 per
acre This is snap. Lock Box IL,
Wyndmere. North Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
Wash lnWton.

WRITE for Information about tho In
land Empire" also Spokane, its metropolis.
Farms, fruit lands. city property. Mako
our office your headquarters and informn-
ton bureau when ON our city. IOWA
REALTY CO, 400 Llndelle Block. Spokane.
WASH
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
LOuiHian.

VERNON parish, La. the land OF sun
shine, soil. climate, markets, water, heath,
good prices, cheap; write Leesville Real
Estate and Improvement Co., g. NJ. Nc
Farland Sec'y., Leesville. La
LOUISIANA farm and timber lands;
good for truck, corn, cattle, ETC.. on ac-
count of cotton pest cheapest lands on
market. Hall, Elder & Bencit, Monroe
louisiana
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
Oregon.

For SALE-lGo acres choice apple. pear,
cherry grape land in the west: six miles
from town, one mile from railroad; soil
deep volcanic ash. The Dalles (Ore) prize
winning land.
100 acres SR miles from town; new mod
ern house, barn, tenement $50 pear prunes
bearing; l,5OO young trees. 1000 grape vines /;
good water; wood. or will sell so acres
with all improvements Investigation So
ncited. c. II. Webster, The Dalles, ore
ADVANTAGES OF OREGON-1OO-page
DOCK gives amount of government land
open to homestead in each county in the
states or Oregon and Washington and
desert, timber, stone, coal and mineral
laws; two maps of Oregon in colors. 21x2S,
showing r. r. in operation, one showing ali
proposed R. r. and electric lines, including
eastern and central Oregon; zoe each, or
three for Soc. Nimmo, Runey & Co.
Hamilton Bldg, Portland, Ore"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

WYOMING farm and stock ranch i'm
proved, fenced, we'll watered, $50 acres.
VIII be sold best offer next sixty DAYS
Write owner, Andrew Wilson. Parker,
Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
Iowa.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-My equity in Y
section of raw land, 2 miles of Sorenta,
miles Kit Carson and miles Wild Horse,
Cheyenne Co.. Colo; on u. P. Ry.; lays
good; shallow water district; / mile to
Price $40 per acre. encumbrance 81, $50, op-
tional at per cent, due May l3. 1914 Will
trade the equity, 1880, for residence of
this which 10 clear, to trade for town prop
erty. Same price. Would carry back 800
on this at per cent Walter II. Boyd,
Newton, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
HERE is A DANDY BUNCH
OF EXCHANGES

GOD 246 acre farm in Boyd Co. Neb.,
$4,000, lays level, nice table, 1876 fine
black crop land, 20 acres pasture, a de-
elded bargain. Owner will take resi-
GID High class FIGURING mill practi-
cally new; in very fine country in N e.
Neb., doing big business and clear; wants
good farm; write us for full description.
SNAP. Price $4,000
C52) Telephone business in richest
section OF Iowa, earning $4,000 per year,
no competition from Bell company:
LOO phones In use, hundreds of miles
OF wires and poles. Price $4,000, clear:
must be good.
(53), $50 acre farm in Garfield Co.
Neb., l75 acres under cultivation with
good house and barn, well and cistern
Price Sl2:6OO. This is lower than cash
worth $4,000 in exchange
t54 92O acres hay land miles from
Lake CITY, Mich, fine level land all can
be cultivated; only SIS per acre for
trade Tor merchandise, Income, hard
ware, will divide If necessary.
GOD $50 acre farm miles sou-h OF
Curtis Neb 425 acres in corn; $4,000 in
improvements; clear for mdse., business
residence and building; the price OF $50
Now Investigate this
(56) Furniture and fixtures OF good CO.
room MOTEL has good commercial trade
located In one of the best towns i'm Neil
Tor 5000 inhabitants. VIII trade for resi-
dence or good farm land
t5D $40 acres deed land, $40 relr-
qulshncnt, most all can he farmed
though 800 acres is in hay land, well i'm
proved. Farm implements go with Tho
l4l OF cattle. In all s2S. 600 and clear
j. A. ABBOTT & COMPANY
SO0 Bfandeis Bldg Omaha, Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

WHOLESALE TRACTS IN MONTANA,
the coming farm state, $3.50 to $40 per
acre. Write for description. Shaw & Clark
Land Co, Hackney Bldg, St. Paul, Mimi
FOR SALE-Bitter Root Valley, 800 acres
fine fruit land; old water right; best sec
division; fair buildings; easy terms Ad
dress owner. e. o. Lewis, Stevensvile,
Mont
32O-ACRE homestead REIMBURSEMENT for
sale; also one hotel; one bakery one gen
eral store; one saloon; one feed store. Ad-
dress Charles F. Brown. -Galata, Mont
WONDERFUL CROPS
OUT THEY GO TO SEE
the big crops of wheat oats, flax and al
falfa In the great Judith Basin, Fergus
county, Montana We own and have some
of the best farms for sale. Get our facts
and maps. VIM. II. Brown Co., Hobson,
Mont; or N. LaSalle ST., Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
Minnesota.

166 ACRES, Is miles from st. Paul. miles
from Rosemont; all fenced: black loan
soil; 80 acres cultivated. balance pasture
and black oak timber; only $50 per acre for
immediate sale; half cash.
130-acre improved farm. 16 miles from St
Paul, mile from Rich Valley station;
Groom house windmill, large barn and
other buildings, all in good condition; black
loan soil, clay subsoil; always been cult
waited by owner; $50 acres unGer pillow, 7
acres fruit trees, mostly apples, balance
good timber land Special price and terms
w. F. & r: w. Mority, Pioneer Press Bldg,
st. Paul, MIMI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
North Carolina,

WANTED-Settlers for nations garden
spot of eastern North Carolina. Free farms
obtainer by club plan. C. T. d. Co, 5l7
southern Bldg, Wilmington, N. c."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

BUY a farm in Central Minnesota
Price will surprise you Good soil, water
markets., roads, schools, churches,
neighbors, and not least, always good
title. Write e. ID. Baker, Fergus Falls.
MINI, for lists 100 farms.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

FOR SALE-Excellent 240-acre farm In
corn and blue grass belt, Adams county,
Iowa; farm all well fenced 60 acres hog
tight. $50 acres tiled. and all in excellent
cultivation; 12-room house, large brick eel
lar with cement floor, cement walks, large
new barn and mill, with good Fairbanks
engine, new hog house, other outbuildings,
all in good repair; good stock and barn
yards, large grove and good orchard. four
good wells, excellent water, two wndmills
For further particulars address Mrs. Anna
NJ. Nash 1886 High St, Des Moines. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
wyoming,

FOR SALE - 1000 acres I'm Laramie
county, Wyoming, in Golden Prairie dis
trict; suitable for farming; now stocked
with cattle and sheep; will sell with ranch:
Will exchange for eastern Nebraska or
Iowa farams. J. 7. Bell, Owner, Cheyenne.
Wyo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

ACREAGE FOR SALE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXPERT automobile machinist and re-
pair man wants steady position seven
wears experience; or Will take first-clasz
driving Job. Address s S5i. Bees
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm is to insert a small want ad
in the Des Moines Capital. Largest crcula-
ton in the state Of Iowa, 1900 daily. The
Capital is read by and believed in by the
permit any other paper in their homes.
Rates / cent a word a day; $1.25 per line
per month; count six ordinary words TO the
Moines Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-30

FOR SAI.E-Splendid farms, well inn
proved ranging in price from $50 TO $50 per
acre. This Is choice Iowa land, in we'll inn
proved communities, near town and schools.
There Is no more fertile or beautiful part
of the state than Osceoia county. Write