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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-08
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STATE NEWS



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Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LOOK THIS LIST OVER
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

toilet
at dandsew Mu on acc
Hamilton
with furnace front lot
ton Il andfo ale price
condition;
throughout SxD
worth
handy 500 cash
AaoDuNDEE BUNGALOW modern throughout with fireplace
a
with lot sxll all paid good barn;
moder
st. be
Sa0FTEID finish newly
Woowor
complete pantry and
attic fun
lines all for
dining with side porch
u
blocks
located right In value
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE
Phone Douglas 1858 ~ s-2 Nato BankBld
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
TO EXCHANGE FOR OMAHA HOME

Seventy -one-acre fruit farm, 21a miles
from court house at Fayetteville, ARK
tone Of the important cities in the state
on three lines of railroad). improvements
l1z-story, 6-room mouse in good condluon;
l4x16 stone cellar covered by frame work
house; good 1-story barn with stalls for
four head; will hold IA tons of hay; goou
chicken house; acres fenced chicken
Tight 10 acres seeded in blue grass and
clover; good we'll at house; 30 acres In
timber, oak, walnut, hickory and the
like; hogs run in timber; enough WOOD
cut for two years; fuel enough in timber
to last a life time. The II acres fenced
and cross-fenced; 500 apple trees, jon
athans predomlnating; 100 peach trees;
some plums; acres in potatoes; acres
in corn; vegetables, shrubs all kinds.
Apple crop sold in orchard this year at
60c per bushel, estimated at 5000 bushels.
This land rolls gently from road back
until 1t strikes the mountains; about two
thirds is in the valley; the most is COW
cred with small red stone, as is all this
country, which Is part of the richness OF
soil for fruit; sixth grade school located
on the land.
Owners business requires that he live
in Omaha. If you are interested ana
have good home to exchange we will
arrange for you to meet owner, who says
now is the time to see property. Price,
$4200.
DEUEL. & HANKINSoN,
9O1 PAXTON BLOCK. DOUGLAS 2s7.'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
1914 HARVEY sT,s

go ACRE IMPROVED FARM near
BenkelmAn, Neb. Owner moving TO
Omaha and wants city property; price
sl5 an acre. A bargain.
NEARLY NEW MODERN BRICK
FLATS, 4 apartments. price Sl6,OCO owner
wants nice little farm about same value.
400 ACRES WESTERN NEBRASKA
farm land, 160 in cultivation; Sl0AO0.
Owner will accept good residence prop
erty.
acres on Frenchman river excellent farm
and alfalfa land; $4,000 for good income
city property,
FINE IMPROVED FARM AND STOCK
RANCH of l,76O acres, near Cody, Neb.
Price, $4,000 Owner retiring, Will take
good city property.
ONE or THE BEST small hay and
stock ranches in the state; 720 acres
finely improved; cuts 400 tons hay; To-
Gated near Long Pine. $50 an acre. Want
small farm or Omaha income property
HALF BLOCK OF GROUND ON
PAVED STREET, improved; rents 81, 900;
room for more cottages: $4,000 owner
wants good farm for home, about same
value.
$40 ACRE WELL IMPROVED farm
and stock ranch, Garfield county; has
farm, hay and pasture land Owner lives
on ranch but wants to move TO Omaha.
What have you In good income. Price
of this ranch $12,500 and 1t Is worth It.
W. w. MITCHELL,
4i4 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION
DISTRICT BONDS.

NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION
DISTRICT BONDS.
TO All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Rcard
of Directors of the Kimball IrriSstiar
District has declared its intention fo ssii
and will sell thirty thousand dollars xsf
WV, par value, or any smaller amounr
OF its bonds lei etofore issued, dated J1Iv
/, 1911, at the office of said board nm ~.
corner OF First and Chestnut streets sts m
Ilimball, kimball county, State of Ma
braska, ON Wednesday, the 4th day NJ
September, A. D. lsl2, at the hour ~
twelve O'Clock noon.
Sealed proposals will be received bv tna
board at their said office for the pur.
chase OF said amount of bonds or anv
part thereof until the day and hour
named hei et0fore, at which time the sald
board will open the proposals and award
the purchase of tie bonds to the hignasr
responsible bidder or bidders. the board
however, reserVlng the right TO reject
any or all bids.
Dated August u. 1872
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
THE KIMBALL IRRIGATION DIS.
TRICT.
(seaD BY 1. S. WALKER, Prestden.
Attest: Frei R. Morgan. Secretary.
Al2l2lt
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
PROPOSAL TO CoNTRAcToRs

~ NZCAN AAN<AS LOILC,
Sealed proposals will be received by the
town G ERIK of the .wn of Coleridge. Neb.
up to o'clock p. m on the 18th day Of
September, 1912. for furnishing material
and constructing complete water works
extension, town of Coleridge, Neb. Same
to be in accordance with plans and speci-
fcations on file in the office of the town
clerk of Coleridge, sNeb., and also in the
office of the engineers. Omaha, Neb., each
bid shall be accompanied by a certified
check of five hundred (sS000O) dollars
Any one desiring plans and specifications
may obtain the same by application at
the engineers and a payment of $500 per
set, to cover cost. The town reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
G. c. SHEETS,
Chairman
A. E. SEVERANCE,
Village Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
COULD YoU IMAGINE?

Anything better tnan $50 acres Of Western
Farm Land located in fertile valley in
Kimball county. Only 2k miles from
town. Almost as level as a floor with a
gentle slope to the north. On the south
side of the U. p tracks. Land that will
raise any kind of crops. Annual rain
fall is 10 inches. One years crops will
pay for the land. Raising alfalfa seed
will bring $50 per acre Wheat production
from S5 to 40 bushels per acre; 2o acres
Of this section is owned by the U. P.
R r Co., and Is held at SIS per acre,
$3.50 per acre will buy this garden
spot; 500 per acre will be a low price
in ten years. II interested wire or write
me as it will go quickly.
NJ B. DARLING eco,
Kimball, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
Especially Desirable

This ls an admirable house of 8 rooms,
entirely modern and practically new; To-
Gated on Central Boulevard, near Far
nam. The owner must raise a sum or
money at once and has reduced the figure
to $750. 1t means sale. Why not take
advantage Of the opportunity?
SOLID COMFORT
In this large and roomy house. with
every convenience except heat The owner
has spent much more than present price
in making this perfect home. Lot is
large with abundance OF shrubbery; porch
is large and on front and side. A, 5000
house for $500 Two blocks to car
NORTH 24TH ST.
Slx-room modern house. in fine condl-
tion and nearly new. A decided bargain
at $3.50
CREIGHTON ADD.
Just south Of Hanscom Park, 6-room
modern cottage, almost new and In the
pink of condition. Price 5000. A fine
nelghborhood.
NEW COTTAGE
OF rooms and bath. combination fix
turee, cement walks; iot 4oxl2s' south
front, on Brown St., near 2sth s2,eOO;
only 800 cash required.
CLOsE-IN COTTAGE
or five rooms, with bath and toilet, gas
J and electric light, ali newly decorated and
In fine condition. Only short walk to
postoffice, Price $500 and good terms
can be made.
IN ORCHARD HILL
We offer q good house Of rooms. with
full lot, gas In kitchen, fine we'll Price
$50, on easy terms.
IN BENSON
We are offering mighty good house OF
5 rooms, all modern, with good furnace.
This house Is as good as new and well
located. Price $500. 1t will only require
$3.50 In cash, the balance like rent.
SEE US ABOUT DUNDEE LOTS.
PETERS TRUST co.
1922 FARNAM ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WANT AN AUTOMOBILE. Ne have
modern Groom residence one brock
from car line, four blocks from tie Field
club good barn, walks, shade tlees. This
is all ideal home and is worth more
money than we are asking. We will &C.
cept an auto In the deal at fair con-
siderat. on, some cash and will make easy
terms on the balance. Investigate this at
once. Central Realty Co.. 5S1 Brandeis
building
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
Desirable
Walnut Hill Home
Hot Water Heat
Phone Douglas 1868.

If you want one OF the best built,
strictly all modern homes In the Walnut
Hill district, you will not find anything
better than this one. House, 1914 n. Ast
St., one block north Of the Walnut Hill
or Benson car line.
Has large reception hall, parlor. dining
room and kitchen. all finished In birch
with mahogany stain. One large front
sleeping room the full width Of the
house, also two other sleeping rooms and
bath. The entire second story is also
finished In natural birch, with hard wood
floors on the first and second story.
House has been newly decorated through
out with high grade paper. Best of plumb
ing throughout and elegant hot water
heating plant. Full basement under the
whole house East front lot on asphalt
paved street. owner will make very
low price II sold at once. Owner lives
in the house, SO you can look through
any time.
Hastings & Heyden
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01

SPECIAL HoMESEEKERS' RATES.
First and third Tuesday each month to
southern states; grasp the opportunity to
visit the south and investigate the pos
sibilities Of six richest southern states
traversed by Seaboard Air Line railway.
Rich fruit. truck and farming lands can
be secured at low prices. Crop growing
season $50 to 345 days. Two or three orops
per year easily grown. Excellent climate.
Write today for special literature. ]. A,
Pride, General Industrial Agent, Seaboard
Air Line Railway. Suite 35S Norfolk Va
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
WILL PAY
FOR ITSELF,

Fine country home and paying propo-
sition; % acres adjoining Council Bluffs.
The city is growing up around it. 1t
is growing in value and will be In de-
mand for city lots within few years.
This Is beautiful place commanding
an extensive view up and down the en-
tire valley, but easily accessible and only
u mile from the street car line. The
Improvements are excellent consisting
Of a good S-room house, good barns,
large, warm chicken house, good cave,
cellar, ETC.; acres in grapes, 800 cherry
trees, several acres berries, small apple
and peach orchard. Fruit nearly all
young and in prime condition. VIII
bring In a nice income from the start,
and If cared for will pay for itself in a
few years. Owners health compels him
to make change. Can use house and
lot or few acres near city, part payment
This is not overdone and you will miss
something worth while IL you fail to
see this place.
OHIO KNOX CO.,
Al Pearl Street, Opposite Grand Hotel,
Council Bluffs. Ta.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01

$40 ACRES. 800 valley land. that will
grow alfalfa so bushels OF corn per acre
and 100 bushels of potatoes; ali fenced
and cross fenced: 100 trees, to IS
feet; 2 residences. / feed stable and
buildings. two reservoirs. wind mill and
tank, stocked with cows, will Weld to
s. 900 a year General merchandise store
public hail. oostoffice and blacksmith
shop located on land. 5000 worth of
goods goes with store, ss0o0 takes It,
S. ooo cash. balance long time or trade
without merchandise. $6.0on. C. A. Hamil-
ton. General Delivery, Lincoln. Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
CALIFORNIA FARMS FREE

for you and fortune, too, in the glorious
California-Oreeon country. Also cheap
irrigated and unirrigated lands. Finest
fruit lands in the country on easy terms
that will make you big money. Fine cli-
mate, water, markets. railroads and civil
ization. Ask about new town Of Fairport,
California. For full information write
Land Department. Nevada-California-
Oregon Ry. Co., Reno, Nevada
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01

Australia.
VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT
TRRTGATED LANDS

Tracts from 2 to 200 acres on 31h-year
payments; price $35 to $65 an acre. set
tiers can pay off land at any time and
become absolute possessors; abundant
supply of water climate same as Cali
fornia; lands close to thriving towns with
free schools; government wants settlers.
Write to government agents, Peck~Judah
Co., 6S7 Market St., San Francisco, for
full particulars as to fares and conces-
sions offered to settlers 81
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
Cottage Home
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

One of the well kept, attractive cnt-
tages OF the Hanscom Park district on
large grounds, filled with shade trees
and Towering shrubs that have been the
special pride of the owner The grounds
are l25xl50 feet, the street Is paved and
completely improved and paid for, and
the property fronts on Hanscom Park.
tnsur1ng pleasant surroundings and
fresh air always. The perpetual protec-
ton Is Invaluable to the home. The re-
firing owner makes very low price OF
1900 for quick sale. Can arrange very
reasonable terms.
We have another house In this district,
Just completed, bungalow type, rooms,
lot 60xl6S feet, native shade trees, south
front on fully improved street, for 5000
VIII make a very pleasant home
Another of 5 rooms east front on one
OF the best streets In the West Farnam
district, for $500.
A new house, Just completed. Q rooms,
solarium, open sleeping porch, garage.
No. ll5 N. 35th st. Open today.
We have few choice per cent first
mortgage loans now. These net you
per eent-the borrower pays the taxes
on them Those on hand low range
from sl,oto to sS,0OO.'
Harrison & Morton
y, ~mhua Natl Bank. Tel d. ai.s
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SALE,

Farm at Auction, September 26, 1912:
Four hundred eighty acres of Dundy
county land in Section Four, Township
Three, Range Thirty-nine Located one
mile east of Rollwitz, Nebraska, a coun-
try store and postoffice; fifteen miles
north OF Parks, a railroad town; twenty
miles northwest OF Benkleman, the county
seat.
Owner will also sell all personal property
on same date Write for particulars to
Ernest Durrwachter, Owner, Rollwitz,
Nebraska, or ]. G. Riley, Clerk. Benkel-
man, Neb.a
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Wisconsin.

EIGHTY-ACRE farm for sale, with
houses, 2 stables, wells and good
fence: 80 acres cleared, the rest second
growth timber For $1,000 Half cash and
half four years per cent. For further
information write John Hoefferie, Park
Falls WIS.,
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Kansas.

wheat farms: 16o acres miles west, $40
acre; IA acres 3Ia miles northwest SIS
acre; $50 acres miles northeast, SIS acre;
$50 acres 3is miles from Bogue, s3l. Is
acre; 40 acres n mile west of Hill City,
Ss5 acre. Write @. A. Price. Hill City.
Kans
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GRtDLEY Irrigated colony land at SIS
to $50 per acre; good land. plenty of
water; .thickly settled district. with good
schools, adjoining town Of 1000. Easy
terms. Write for illustrated booklet
Homeseekers' Irrigated Land Co.. Grid
ley. California.
IMPROVED Oklahoma bottom farm; A
acres alfalfa; stock ana machinery if de-
sired. N. F. Cheadle, 6N +. 10th St, Ok
lahoma City.
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Oregon.

FOR SALE-40 acres, Rogue river val
ley, Ore, Grants Pass miles; ideal
climate; 10 acres 2-year-old Bartlett pears,
tokay grapes, 6 grain, timber Is partly
cleared; wire fence; wood cut; springs,
creek; price $1,000. Owner, E. B. LETTERS,
Murphy, Ore.* e,
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Georgia.
Iowa..

THE easiest way to find buyer for
your farm is to insert small want ad
In the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir.
culetion in tbs state Of Iowa, 1900 daily.
The Capital is read by and believed in by
the standpstters of Iowa, who simply re.
fuse to permit any other paper In their
homes. Rates, / cent a word day: $l.2S
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Moines
Capital. Des Mones. Ia.
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south Dakota.

FOR sALE-l6O acres good farm land;
10 acres broke, balance all tillable;
miles from Dallas and miles from
Colome. Price. $40 per acre, payaole
81, 500 cash. $500 March /. 1913; s2.40
March !. 1917 Address Box 1S6. Dallas.
s. D.,
TWO choice homestead ACCOMPLISHMENTS
adjoining, located in Southeastern South
Dakota near county seat town; a bar
gain If taken Immediately, Shuler &
Cary, 1140 City Nat Bank Bldg.S
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Texas.

$40 SQUARE feet irrigated fig orchard
tracts, Dmmit county, Texas, for $40;
booklet free; agents wanted. The Asher
ton Fig Orchards Company, San Antonio,
Texas
FOR SALE-7,5 ,5o0-acre tract of tillable
land in Dimmitt County, Texas, at
bargain, in the proven artesian belt. $15,>
900 worth Of improvements on the place,
including good wells and windmills;
within miles of two railroads. For
particulars address, C. S. Belford, Trus-
tee GEORGETOWN Tex