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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
BRYAN The GUEST OF THE
GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY
NebraEkan D. To-day 20 Deliver the
Address 81 Princeton TheoloEt-
cal Seminar.

NEW YORK March T.-tSpecisl Teie-
gram There Was q flutter in high polit-
iosl circles today when II WAS announced
that william J. Bryan was TO be the
guest Of Governor Woodrow Wilson Of
New Jersey nj Princeton tomorrow. Col
onel Bryan is 70 deliver an address TO the
Princeton Theological seminary tomorrow,
and as 60 as the New Jersey governor
beard Of Il he invited the Nebrasfan &c
take dinner with him and the invitation
was promptly hcoeDtsd-
II is altogether improbable that The event
has any political significance. The two
men have q very sincere admiration for
each other both are strong Presby tertERE
and win hardly discuss politics Al a sun
cay dinner.
New York politicians Hre under 20 hlu-
son as 70 the waning strength Of Mr.
BRYAN In 3 democratic national conven-
ton. They believe he viii II he 90 desires
dominate the next convention 10 the extent
Of being able 10 veto the nomination Of any
man who IL not satisfactory 20 him. They
also recognise the many elements Of
strength IN the possible candidacy Of Gov
ernor Wilson. II M Bryan should de-
eide 10 throw his strength 10 Wilson, the
best opinion here is that the New Jersey
man viii be the next nominee. Hence, the
deep interest IN the friendly meeting Of
the two men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Subpoena Issued
for Senator Bailey
Texas Man Wanted at Springfield,
IL, TO Produce BToderiek
Bank Deposit Slip.

SPRINGFIELD. lu.. March u.-stRies
Attorney Burke TO-DAY Obtained subpoena
aucur fecun for United states Senstor
Joseph W Bailey q Texas. summoninC
him as witness iu thu case AGAINST Stale
Senator John s Brcder1ck q Chicago, who
10 charged by former state Senator David
"A Holstlaw Of Iuka with paying him E.bBo
on July l6 1907 On BrodsI1cks EEloon m
Chicago for Hclsaiaws vote for Loi1rner
for United States senator
IlolEtlaw produced deposit slip Tor that
amount on the state Bank Of Chicago. IN
which bank he said be Deposited the money.
The deposit slip Was taken 10 Washington
bv he subcommittee investigating Lori
rner's election and the last knowledge Of
the whereabouts Of The slip Was when Sen
ator Bailey held il In hand curing ma
speech in the senate in defense o. Lorimer
and denounced II a. q forgery.
M Railey's explanation was that while
be vas addressing the senate some one
took the slip from his hand and that he
cannot remember who il Was Broderick'E
case is set for trial Monday, March 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
TATTo0E DcHlNS SUGGESTED
BY MAN FOR MARRIED WOMEN
New Zealand MisuIOnary wOHId Pro-
tect Young and InnOcent Men from
Female WIleN.

CHICAGO March u.-MErTisd men
scored today in retaliation o. the suEEss-
ton several weeks ago by anxious woman
kind that all benedictH be compelled 10
wear wedding rings on their thumbs. The
revenge came today IN an address before
the Cook County Teachers association by
native Methodist missionary from New
Zealand. Here is the islanders suggestion
Compel the married women 10 tattoo
their chinE and lips 20 that an who run
NAV read Of their marital obligations
The speaker was the Rev Rave and he
talked on Prom CsnnibRlisTn TO Culture 20
The 1Ettooing was one Of the customs he
thought could wen be imported by culture
fro nacEuuibRliEm.
J think IL q magnificent custom. HRid
the New ZsRlBnder Young End tnnOoen'
men cannot be missed by adventurous
Womsa- ] am going TO suggest il to Press
den: Taft"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for March II,
furnished by the Midland Guarantee a.
Trust company. bunded nbstrHCters. 1S1s
T7HrnHm ST Tel u. z86b:
state MARI Bank Of Cleveland 10
John A. Patrick. lOt ~ Lemon add
lion .........................E l2B
Theuphiel NHndsnhrouck and wife %
John MCKernHn. LOT 20. block 3 Ma
honey q MinnehHn, lat addition .-s- l.di8
Charles H Hsrrold and wife 10 VIII
liam McGinEbu part lots y and IT,
STTtnk La Ike park .---.- --utt
Treasurer 10 NJ J. GRhBn. LOT :, block
sEl- GrHndvieW.
Jens Hansen AnC wife TO Wilhelm Gen
merit. part lot IA KountE second 40
Eva 1. Williams 10 A. p Verne, ~
acres IN ne corner neh- 1sl6-M
Philip s W-hire 10 William RedEWick
lo4 H. B. c. Prospect FslEce......-.....- ]
David c Marlenee and vile 20 william
G Visle. VIZ lor 3. block 4S1 Grand
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
PROBE QUEER DEATH OF INDIAN
Government WIN Investigate Case OF
MAJ DzAEEed % Death ~ VIA
Horsr.

WASHINGTON, March u.--An invsstiEs-
ton into the case q the HRpag0 Indian
who was found dead tn California win mis-
hand tied 70 the tai q q Wild horse. which
had 70 be shot hefors Il could be captured
by the soldiers who discovered H. has been
Instituted BY the bureau Officers q the
bureau o. Indian affairs
4 telegram from Superintendent Anna c.
EEhn O. the Fort Yuma Indian school
California, EEyE that four arrests have
been made in connection with The case
One q those under arrest. she says, has
confessed 10 siding in the crime. The
pIisnheT declares the Indian WEs a witch.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
DAKVILLE CORONER TELLS
OF BUYING AUTOMOBILE
Campaign Manager fer Charles KRsE
SaEs He Needed Oar aRd Employer
Helped Boy IL.

DANvILLE. IN. March 1l.-Coroner
Ralph Cole, who was Indicted 10y the grand
jury yesterday for Accepting money from
candidHte before the last primary, MADE q
statement today, IN whioh ne denied that
the money he received from Charles Knox
Was for the purpose Of infpeDciug either
himself or his friends
Cole, acting as KnoKE campaign man
REer nssdsd Al automobile % set around
the county, and Knox agreed 70 help him
buy one, and gave hiH check for tS75,
which Was turned over 10 the automobile
firm Knox bears him out In this state
meut.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
BOSTON BROKER ARRESTED
Robert =. BraWn Charged hy POLES
With FOrEtns Nstes 20 LArEe
Am0unt.

BOSTON March 1.-THE police an,
nOuncse this afternoon that Robert s.
Brown q state street broker, was ar
rested IN New york today 81 their re-
quest The Boston police hold a warrant
charging Brown with hoving forged th'
signature o. George o. Draper Of New
Yurk and Hopedsls 20 note for $4,000 OF
September ~ last
M Draper is son q the late Genera
william p Draper. former ambassador "a
Italy. The police said f0rEeTies exceed
ing $4,000 had been committed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
MISSOURI HOUSE FAV0RS
BONDS FOR NEW CAPITOL
Measure SuhmftrinE Three MfIIaOH
Dollar Issue TO People VIII Go
10 Governor.

JEFFERSON CITY. NO, MArcn 1.-The
house Of the general assembly passed TIM
senate bin toeAy for submitting SS.oOOWA
bond issue foI new capitol 10 the people
al q special election August The bil
VIII 60 TO the governor for MS signature
The house bls0 passed a c0nstituu Una
amendment Submitting AZ the next general
election q Sa.GB CO.. bond issue for new
capitol. The amendment IL 10 be voted on
In case she 81 8s6 00U Issue is not carried n
tho special election The Emendmeui must
Dc acted on az The senate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
MONTANA LANDS
POSSESSION GIVEN

THE NIFTIEST. NOBBIEsT 4D-ACRE
upland farm In Douglas OF SErpy county
Tor the money within less than 70 miles Of
south Omaha Choice location but quite
distance from town. Not foot Of waste
ground 10 Il. The ground alone, laying as
iGsBl as II does as worth the price 10 say
nothing Of imp OvenentE which are neat,
consisting Of 4-room house, barn room for
SIX head; corn crib. 10Is2 with shed along
slde. ErEtnery, 1nEl6; chicken house, 10dlg;
also two other sheds, ska. twelve acres
hog tight fence; eight acres timothy and
clover, Two acres alfalfa; nice young
orchard, apples, peaches, plurnE. etc Al
the farm can be cultivated. Three miles %
railroad Price E2b per acre; G.08 10 =. 500
cash, balance five TaRrH. per cent II yOu
"A AM q nice forty do not fan TO set this.
Possession given. Good reasons for selling
ALSO
Good productive twenty acres, Level, i'm
proved with groom house. barn etc. Handy
To depot and high school Ct twelve grades
in good sinai town. II miles Of Omaha
Good goods for the money; $50 per acre.
These win not last long; numerous others
ORIN S MERRILL COMPANY,
121B1Z4 City National Bank Bldg"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
PEARL BUTTON MAKES MERGER
New Corporation VIII Take over
Several FACTORIES az
MusoHrime.

MUsCATINE, IA, March u-whE1 Gp-
parsutly constitutes 8 merger o. interests
IN the Local pearl buttun busineEs was
disclosed TODAY when arricieE q incor-
puratiUn q the Central Pear Button NAM
featuring company we're fled The tncur-
p0rAtorE include the heads q practically
even important factory IN MuscEtins
Hitherto the fresh water pearl button
business has boen strongly competitive
The lockout In ths local factories continues
with little &c indiaEts Whsn work WI d
rsEuEsa-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Eighteen Paintings
Presented to Art
Institute of Chicago
Eighteen Of the Finest Pictures Of
George Inness Given TO Assq"ia-
ton by z B. Butler.

CHICAGO March ll.-Aan0uncemert vas
MADE todny a. the presentation % the Cm-
caro- Az institute o. eighteen % the best
paintings Of George 1uneEs, the American
landscape artist The O. eEerthtOn vas
made by Edvar6 r. Butler. q CHICAGO
merchant ana himself a painter. The cost
% the collection WAS SlbD Noo
Tcday's announcement followed o period
Of anxiety on the part 90 CficaEQs All
ISIS who kutw ~ M. Buffers intention.
but who also knew that an galleries o.
New YORK Boston and several either cities
were neEotiutinE Tor the collection which
is considered a. the most representative
group o. InneEs PAINTINGS an eKlstenoe.
A special room al the art institute. nov
heinr prepared. viii house the collection.
many o. tire separate Eruups q which
once adorned The galleries q Emerson Nc
MILAN q New oYrk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

Depart Arrive.
Auburn Local .---.-..--b 30 pm hllsk an
ChieaEo, -. FHuI, minneapolis a
nuu@hn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

NOTICE TO CONTRA CTORs
Notice Do hereby given that the Board or
EduCHIion Of the school District Of Cfrnuh he.
Omaha Nebraska viii receive hids fur me
cuuEtruCtiun o. the North and West Wings
and the Power Plant Building of the
Omaha High school and for the necessary
alterations in and connections With me
present Wings, including AL Heating and
ReurilHtinE. Power Apparatus. FlumhtnE,
Electric Wiring. Grading. etc. HCcufdtuE
% the drawings and Specifications on fils
o. E6uuati1n. BIDS vii be addressed &C
J. r Burgess Secretary q the Board
uf Education. eDulossd and sealed Ia prop
erlH endorsed envelopes and filed with
him not lH1er than ] 3. r.. April LIST, 1871
CpVieE q the CRAVINGS Nnc EpeCtfCat iunf
can he obtH med from the undersigned o.
from the Architect. John Latenser. Gle Bee
RuiidlnE Omaha. upon application. a
certified check for Sana8 must accom-
many an applies tons rur cravings,
guarantee that bids VIII be submitted on
the same the check 70 be returned wher
the drawings are returned. All bids must
be submitted on blank proposals which VIII
be furnished on Application by the Se-Te-
tarN or the Architect.
Each bidder must submit with mis- PRO
posAl q certified check in a sum equal TO
live per cent - such proposal the same
70 be drawn tn favor % The School Dis
irict Of Omaha" Omaha. Nebraska
The Board Of Education reserves the right
20 reject any ana all bids and 20 valve
irregularities In the BIDS In favor OF the
School District SO 20 Do
March 2 1911
II BURGESS. Secretary.
Mfef b15 City Hall BldE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
WOMAN SUES FOR DAMAGES
bV A. W. Yates WHBts Money
Prem Estate

DETROIT March IA Euit for SO 90
was filed ID the circuit court TO-DAY by
Attorney John Mslonsy Ter Mrs. lvanhos
Singer 81 this CITY EEHinEt Arthur "a
Yates q Detroit administrator q the
Yates estate. hrs. Singer claims damages
by virtue 81 having been Ehot by Bertram
w Etes q wealthy Detroit man, IN a
rUGdhouss near Cleveland On September %
last. Yates hHaEsd himself IN the Clevs-
land Jail following ths shooting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
JaiIsr HsId ResPoaslbIe.

TOPEKA. Kan. March 1.-THE Euprsmt
court today decided that q gailsT iE reEpuu-
Blule for the personal safety a me prison
ere white il the jail The case was az
peGled frum HUMBOLDT who're n. j. Jack
FCn Has assaulted Hud injured by persons
him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
North Dakota.

WRITE right now for pamphlet. safe
urups IN North Dakota" Five-EHRr. per
cent mortgage notes for sale. Farms cash
or crop payment. State Bank Of Verona
Verona. y. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Three Kuss bT Earth slide.

COLON, March ll-There NaE q hir
Elde 81 earth a. tn north aDd a. az
GEfun lock a ths Panama cana last uiEf1t
I'he mass buried Etaam shovel End
CEuEht q gang q workman killing I've
SJiauiGrds ans 90 ltallE1, Hnd iufurinE sew
eral pthsrE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
for moving school house from LAmro
Tripp county. South Dakota. 10 Winner
Trip county. South Dakota. Distance
about 24r miles HAdE viii he opened April
10 1911 Contract viii be let 10 whom the
board considers the lowest responsible bid
DER For further particulars and infurma-
ton address J r TREZONA. Clerk School
District No. 20, Winner, South Dakota.
MIG Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

webster ststIsa-Isth HHa webster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

SOLICITORS WANTED.
] gwn and control about b.DW acres %
choice farm lands IN BurieiEh and E1ddeF
Cc.. No. Oak. and want 50 good Representa-
tivas. others need not apply. Best q raj
urgncsA W. e RunsY, Land 1uvsEtmsntA
Bismarck ~. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
SOME RARGANS

100 acres SO IN cultivation. balance IN
timber. Good E.lberfH peach orchard 500
trees; good apple orchard, Juutthsn ana
" me sap. now In bearing, Also q good
family orchard Of peaches. apples ana
cherries. Good house barn. outbutlctnEs
riEtern and good drilled well and pond
This is e. splendid fruit and dairy PROPOSE
bon. 5 miles from KoEhkunDnE 80 per
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Moutana.

BUSINESS men O. Glendivs. Mont. have
organized FOR The purpose Of q wing re-
liable information concerning landH tu
eastern Montana The members o. the
Undersigned company have resided In
eastern No uu1Rna for 70 year, and mere
and know every foot Of itE lands. They
are merchants and business men who want
settlers and your trade ana cannot afford
70 ulElead. NotW1thEtB ndlng last year
crDuLh Montana Was one Of the few
states thai raised ordinary crops III 1slB
Have several thousand acres for sale At
reasonable prices Honest Bads located
Write Gate city Land CumpEny
Glendive Mont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
POSSESSION GIVEN

Mr.. FARMER ETOCKMAN. DAIRY
MAN OR INVESTOR: DO you wish 10
make money Off Of an investment? II SO,
here We ara
15p-Acre farm within less than mi. % So.
Omaha market and within "a mi. OF MI
lard. Douglas county.
This iE Well improved with good 1-r.
house. large rooms bay window. good Gel
lar Cnricked). plenty OF closets pantry, etc,
BUrcheE; harm G2Ksa, room for ~ head, be
sides hHynOW for 40 tons, corn crib gran
cry with machine shed alongside and M
nervous other buildings; extra good or
chHrd. etc.
This land lays well and the soil Is good,
This is not a $50 per scrs farm, but II
has the making eventually Of q 500 per
acre farm The price Is glD8 per acre II
VIII take from 81 .000 70 E.800 cash 10 swing
this. bal uirns. VIII take q very small COT
tREe Ia Omaha or South Omaha Rs part
payment Good reasons why Il iE for sale
Remember the improvements are in good
shape and the soil Is good and furthermore
possession Sc given II you mean business
and can swing Il II Is well worthy invest
EaiOn.
ORIN s. MERRILL COMPANY. AGENTS
1Z1S-lg14 City Natl kRnk Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Utnh.

FOR gALE-A b,AoS-HcrB colonization fTnrt
on the railroad. lesE than 60 miles from
Salt Lake CITY: also several smaller ''dry
farms" and some good orchard lands s
W. Ross. P. n, Lehi Utah.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES
New yurk February 1rt 1glL
ELECTION NOTICE

COMPANY.
Notice is herehy EivUn thar TIE annual
meeting q the tockhulderE q The
Missouri Pacific Railway Company wlI
hs held al the genera office OF The Gem
PAW IN the City Of 81 Louis Missouri.
on TUESDAY. March lfth lgll a. nine
U'Ciock g. m fuT The election q thir-
teen Directors fur the enEuinE year. and
Tor the tfnnEnciun 81 any othe1 bglsi-
neEs that ung come before Enad raegfinE
The annual meeting % the DtreCturs
VIII be held a. the sane Cffice on the
same dny az twelve @ clock noon. TIE
transfer books viii be CLOSED on
wednesday. Fehruhr1 Eth 1871. 90 three
g clock p m. and viii be reupeDsd on
Wednesday. Mhreh 18th 1slL a. ton
@ clock a m
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
b GEORGE J. GOULD. |
PrEEic eut-
A. Il CALEF.
EecrerEry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

NORTH DAKOTA LANDs-HHvs q
limited amount Of choice farm land for
sale on crop payments furnishing seed for
same For particulars write Prank /.
Kellogg, Jamestown u. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

- FDR EALE-g1f-Ecre STOCK ana rrain
frru 50 acres In CllLiVaIllns 80 acres
valley and bottom land a. rlch soA I've
ffrF q lIurlt fruelIs. So per acre eEEg
terms LarEe lEr q improved farms IN
fu-eurV culuries EouLbEru Missouri OEark
Realty c.. a. CO4sss 81, sErlEEnald Ao.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Pears

Opening o. the finest decidnous fruit
land IN the famous Rogue River Valley,
southern Oregon We are building q stand
ard EuREe ruaG 20 miles IN length, with q
view Of making the Apologize and Will
tarns Valleys accessible 10 ran and wafer
This is the raw land part Of Il SIN in
IT'S native state This iB not cheap land.
nor land that VIII double IN value IN q
year. but land on which YOU can plant al
orchard and in eight years have an ann uity
q $3.50 acre We believe IN being con
ervBtiVe-the refore this statement
Come and see Gibson CHtlert famous
painting now on exhibition Al our Office
GRANTS PASS AND ROGUE RIVER
RAILROAD,
r. c. Ru1En, General Manager Land Dept
a1s-l0 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Nsw MsEnso

WANTED-Live agents. hiE commission
selling rich suburban home property and
small farms. MsHillH VALLEY. y. N land
signed under Elephant Butte irrigation
project Write now. Elephant Butte Land
and Trust Co., Las Cruces y. M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
0FGGUH.

FARM LANDS FOR SALE
b0.B1D acres On new line Oregon Trunk
railway, E-5B per acre. E1-50 per acre cash
balance ten years 9 per cent
OREGON LAND a TITLE CO. Furtlane--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
Want Merchandise

Stock 10O10 10 Sizes FOR 40 acres well
improved corn land, only 9 miles from
Spirit Lake county seat l1lcki-s1n county,
Iowa Price, 80 per acre. mortgage, s. .uH
APPLE orchards and poultry farms not
Tar from DaB Moings near CoifHZ inter
Urban William Casebesr. Altoona, Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

To Trade for Merchandise Only
$50 acres, EB acres level and under pillow
balance pasture Seven miles from county
seat lUNn LsarER tWQ-sturY house. three
barns two ErEnar1eH two WellE etc. I'M
prUVaEnents practically new 1M acres 80
winter wheat One-hEn q the wheat cr0p
goes With The PLACE SINAI noiNEsFe OF
acre. The nan who owns this ts q mer-
chant and would like 10 get IN DercRutils
business IN a good, i've town What have
YOU 70 0fferT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
miscellaneous.
Special Opportunity

Tor two men with knowledge and expert
snoe sufficient Of fruit industry 20 know
q rood thing when they see II 10 e. with
Us te NATURES MOST FAVORED SPOT
IN THE SOUTH next Tuesday, the 1eth,
10 see and investigate tbs LARGEST IN
COME PRODUCING INVEETMENT IN
FRUIT GROWING EVER EXPERT
EACCED OR KNOWN. UNI UAL AND
REMARKABLE ADVANTAGES IN
QUALITY OF TIE FRUIT, IN CLIMATE,
LOCATION and other MOST Favor
ABLE CONDITIONS. WHICH EXIST
HERE TO A DECREE NOWHERE ELSE
BQUALED.
The trip viii be an extremely profitable
one 10 the right parties with q little ready
money. Our offer limited TO TINS trip and
date. DO you want 10 see and learn the
facts and be convinced
For further information see c. G. Carl
son or Charles l. Bradford, RU BrRndeis
BldE Tel D 4gE. Office open sunday
afternoons. 10 ,. u.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

FOR SALE or ENCEANGE,-Ftns 1sp-
acre farm tu FolEhuuths county. Iowa ~
miles from town. This IL a firE1-ClEss
farm. all tiled has good imprO vernEntE
Price. $40 per aCrU. mortgage S. go s OF 10
years time Will tske s. .uU ia CORD. Cien-
property and s. JJl In cash or TINS farm.
y our property uEt actually be worth the
muueg, OF no use 10 monkey with IL This
o. TIE cash price uu the farm. j be- 10 Old
trading farm. 90 ne property you offer
must be Ei}t-edEe We don't handle any
thing but firEt-clhHs deals. and this 10 one
q them submit your proposition. ~ pod
Hrd Land Com uauT. C7oWriB Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

FOR sALE-ln Knsbea Co. I'D acres ct
EiuinEs Ok. IN the Antelope waller. {
Eidea hedge and aide wire, with Ia eergl
hroka OF and the balance in pasture lots
orchard and garden; f-room house, plaa-
tered. papered. cellar underneath; al IN
good shape, barn. 24xah room Tor 70 tons
q hay. room Tor hnrBes: crib. tool she's
and hay fork. complete. : eood ErsnarieG
with driveway through center, Will huit
Loo bushels Of gTA1ns these buildincH ana
al other buildings are panied ana II Epnd
shape: loo locust p0utA aQ frutt threea Z
wells, cigteTn- plenty Of water. This "a 4
level farm and no wRnts land On 81; tina.
can ~ bought y Down y IN live ysEra
a. rsEs0nhbls interest 2. n EEbautha1
RfinnER Ok
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
REAL ESTATE
PAIN AND RANCH LAND ToR SALE


LANDS For farms sra Iur investments.
well uBterud nearhv markets. any size
tract. s. % $50 American immigration Co
Chipus wa FANS. Wiz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
BIG HORN BASIN

Farm Eh 4 OEFDHIL klTh
TO MOVE On FARM AT ONCE. ALL
EQUIPPED
MACHINERY. NEW BOT sE AND
NEW FURNITURE.
80 acres Big Hurn Basin. miles from
AEnoerEun. &c acres under cultivation. Vurt
seeded 70 Alfalfa. fenced and Cruss-fenCsd
good ourbundinEE. paid up water right. AL
stock. mRchinery ana household goods goes
with sale horses : Cows - hogs chick
ems two wagons. drag plows. disks.
mower and rRkt an6 other small machinery
Partner must leave on account a. sick
ness and viii sell OIL for SOD g. 500 cash.
balance on tine
Phone Douglas 1l1
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12

EASTERN OKLAHOMA
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Ira Stout. Gushing, Okla
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-12
FOR SALE

A good 6o6t-Aere stock ranch with plenty
Of fine OUTSIDE range also al water Rights.
Improvements etc. three miles from NIL
wauksE =. r Price 81 per acre.
A u. Rousher, Great FaLls Mont
MONTANA LANDS
Improved and untmpr0Eed farms near
Great Pals. Large tracts for coluntza ton
purposes. Five and ten acre tracts close
10 CITY for poultry farms and market gar
dentnE. Residence property. Business 10
CATIONS L0unq uist-M Jason Co, Inc. Great
Fals. Mont Reference First National bank,
Great FHuEh