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NINETEENTH YEAR OMAHA , SUNDAY MOKNING , , .
JANUARY 26 1690. SIXTEEN PAGES NUMBER 218
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\ % THE JE3Z03VCE3 OIF1 THE l EBEASKA COLOlsTir .
The public are familiar with the history of this garden spot of America beautiful Indian Territory , its unsurpassed climate , its grandly fertile - <
tile soil , crystal spring water , health giving mineral springs , its extensive coal fields , etc I will not occupy •
your time by rehearsing these accepted facts
MY OBJECT
| j Is to bring to your attention a few facts about the
1 * lusty young city , Columbia Its beauty does not con
sist of magnificent buildings , nor of its grand cathe
drals and churches , whose tall shapely spires give I
back to the sun his same look of red fire , whose cliitnI I
ing bells call the multitudes to prayer ; nor yet can we 8
boast of electric lights , electric railways , or its grand ! .
_ V hotels , theatres , parks or gardens But Columbia City
is beautiful because nature has given it one of the
grandest and most beautiful locations among the cities
of the earth In location and surroundings she stands
peerless , in the heart of the garden of the nation on
the picturesque divide between the north and south
branches of the Canadian rivers , about sixteen miles
southwest of Oklahoma City , and about the same dis
tance southeast of El Reno , on the S. E. J/ of Section
13 and N. E. tff Section 24 , all in Township (11) ( )
eleven , Range 6 West It is right in the midst of a
vast and immensely fertile agricultural region , sur
rounded by flourishing farms , whose thrifty owners are
farmers to the manor born , law abiding yeomen who
till their broad acres and live at home surrounded by
wife and children at peace with their neighbors With
such environments , Columbia City can not but be the
leading city of the territory
Do not be deceived by croakers who claim that
* f the farmers of Oklahoma do not spend six months of
/ \ their time upon their farms With the grandest clim-
K * Xatc on the big round globe and winters so mild that
I stock need no shelter , the farmer could not if he
wished find a more pleasant place to winter The facts
are that not five per cent of the farmers of Oklahoma ,
spend their winters off their farms , and in the years to
come and as the real beauties of this magnificent clim
ate become better known , it will become a winter re
sort for the people of frost bound Northern States
This region is fast becoming one of the most im
portant fruit growing regions in the Union The
farms in this favored region will produce grain and
vegetables of every kind , and the mineral resources
are unlimited Columbia City has sprung up in the
midst of this prolific and populous region as if by
magic With three great railroad systems passing
through it , Columbia City cannot fail to become an
important city Like Rome of old it is located upon a
hill with the beautiful panorama of plain and undulat
ing prairie lying all around her She is up where the
health-giving winds of heaven can chase away the
noxious vapors which in so many cities breed disease
and death By standing in the center of the public
park ( which you find marked in the center of the ac
companying plat ) , you can see eighty miles on a clear
day The atmosphere is so clear that the Comanche
mountains , eighty-five miles distant , do not appear
more than twenty miles distant From the Central
Park , in the center of the city of Columbia , Evarts
street , running north and south , and Peniston street ,
extending east and west , are each one hundred and
fifty feet wide , and the adjoining streets each one
hundred feet wide , making Columbia City the best
laid out city in America At the risk of repeating I
will again call your attention to the fertile farms , the
, - vast mineral fields , which will support and bring
wealth to this young city ; the sparkling springs of
" - • * pure water and the beautiful lakes abounding in fish ,
and whose broad waters will add health and pleasure
to the favored inhabitants of the New Eldorado of the
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AloroLots$10L'aeh
Lots Incluslvo Jilt ,
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10 & 12 ' • 20
2,4 & 14 i' 21
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1 to 7 ' • 80
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AbovoLots$25.
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AIjuvo Lots $15 Each
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With running streams of water for the herds upon
the prairies , with three great railroads passing through
this city , including the great Rock Island with its four
thousand miles of road in operation , not a single mile
of this road passes through a barren country This
road was the first to appreciate the future of this terri
tory They have their tracks laid to El Reno , sixteen
miles from Columbia This is the great north and
south outlet for this region the Rock Island extend
ing to the seaboard at Galveston , Texas These arc
some of the important factors that will aid in the de
velopment and maintenance of this beautiful city
I Stop and ask yourself , where can I find such advan
tages as these all combined in any one city Pure
water , pure air , fertile soil , vast mineral resources , civ
ilized surroundings , with all the necessaries of life
raised right at home , with no severe winters , with rail
road facilities , provisions for schools and churches It
is the place for the farmer , the husbandman , the stock
raiser , the merchant or the man of pleasure A veri
table land of milk and honey We are ready to make
THE GRANDEST OFFER
that was ever made on this continent :
To the father who desires to leave to each of his
children a valuable piece of real estate in his own
right
lo the mechanic , lawyer , doctor , clerk , seamstress ,
servant , in fact , every person , either male or female ,
who has any desire to become the owner of a piece of
Gods foot stool , " we are ready to offer you a lot in
I this beautiful city at such a low price that will come
within the reach of all
DO YOU OWN A PIECE OF REAL
ESTATE ?
Every American citizen should be able to say : I
own in my own right a piece of this great American
continent Then why wait another day when yomcan
secure a lot , 66x130 feet , for the paltry sum of $10 , $15 ,
$20 , $25. and $ 0 ? Why hesitate another moment ?
Why allow another sun to rise before you become the
owner of at least one 66-foot lot in Columbia ? You
say : Suppose the town does not grown any larger ,
then the lots will never be worth any more Impossi
ble ! Point us out a spot in the United States where
the great railroads cross each other , with correspond
ing surrounding advantages with Columbia Citywhere
a large city has not grown up , and we will forfeit one
hundred dollars Do not wait until Columbia becomes
a city of ten thousand , for it will then take that many
thousand to buy the very lot you can get now for thirty
dollars Stop and think for a moment ; look back over
the few years you have lived , and count up the cities
I that have grown up on the barren prairie , where you
could have bought a lot for a few dollars You scoffed
the idea ; you jeered at those that had the courage and
foresight to buy ; they made a fortune on their small
investment , you are not one cent richer today
Do not deceive yourself still further , and think the world hns
Btoppud moving Do not think that eitioa will not spring up in the
future as in the past Do not think you are too late , benefit by your
past experience , and do not lot this opportunity pass without taking
advantage of it , if not for yourself , for your children's snko No matter
how young they nio , make each of thorn a present of at least one lot ,
and by the time they nro twonty-ono years of ago , these very lota will
bo worth a small fortune It would have been thus in your case , if
your father had invested a few dollars in some flourishing city and
given the lot to you In this way place your chlldrou on the stop
ping stone to fortune
A word of ndvico lo the young man who is working for a salary
I care not in what capacity Do not decerno yourself by waiting until
you got a few thousand dollars and then invest , as you will never got
the few thousand " Today you can spare from ton to thirty dollars ;
i est at oneo , and as Columbia grows your wealth will increase , and
before you know it , you have the few thousand you are looking for and
trying to aavo You have not boon ahlo to save It from your earnings ,
yet you hnyo it Where aid it' como from ? From the few dollars vou
invested in ColumDla Do not lot another day go by without souuring
a lot 111 Columbia , and bo happy
1 to 7 " 82
2 to 14 " 68
2 to 14 " 69
1 to 13 ' 02
1 to 14 " 03
1 to 7 " 40
1 to 7 " 50
Aboro Lois $20.
I/3ts Inclusive Ml- .
1 to 0 " 27
2 to 4 " 28
8 to 14 " 28
1 to 7 " 29
0 to 14 " 29
8 to 14 " 30
2 to 0 " 39
1 to 0 " 88
0 to 14 • • 38
1 to 0 " 35
0 to 14 " 35
10 to 14 " 34
2 to 0 " 42
2 to 0 " 43
8 to 13 " 43
2 to 0 " 40
8 to 13 " 40
8 to 13 " 47
1 to 7 • • 54
3 to 0 " 53
8 to 12 " 53
2 to 7 " 62
8 to 12 " 62
8 to 14 " 61
Above Lots $30.
A\/y/f fjr 1 HTf , TFHF I AI" ICC Independence is the prredominating character in our true American womeji On every hand we find women
. , . vT * Jvf . ' riCi LinU/iUVi entering the
. different
,
• branches of business
and the
p to
their chances are limited becoming strong competitors sterner sex As yet
, as they donot
receive the pay for the same class of work as men Yet in the
stand
speculative world , women an equal chance with .
men The
m ° nv * u invest m real estate will
J . , | Y increase for you as rapidly as it will for your brother Do not remain content with present income ' . Work as
your
you
will tor the next years , and cannot may ; save as you
nuncjrea you accumulate the fortune
for which strive Invest
you your earnings in some secure enterprise that will return to
snort time , protts a thousand told Don t hesitate you in a
totortune you will be surprised when another moment ; invest what you have already saved , in Columbia property The first lot you buy is a stepping stone
you own one lot , how anxious you will be to acquire more You will not miss the small amount from
you will for ever look back with pleasure the you spare your earnings , and
mess lots in all cities , are 22 feet front upon We will make day you the bought your first lot in Columbia There is no excuse for any person to be without at least a business lot Bus
following offer : The $10 lots bein g so extremely cheap , we will not divide them If have but
$5
U you , get two of
X2 , rfritndS ? % Vn yiWny oul\ldye \ w,1 , , sel1 eaph 22 feet , a business lot the $20
ceive separate title to 22 feet , but in each case the full lot must be sold , $25 and $30 lots will be divided in the same way ; each one putting in one third , will re
1 o prevent speculators and capitalists from buying up the entire plat , and to give those of moderate '
means'an .
chance We will
under
Jirst served I ick out the lot lots equal positively no circumstances sell more than ten full lots to one person First come
or want from the
we will send you by return mail title you to the lot following list Write plainly the number of lot and block Send your money by P. O. order , registered letter , draft on New York , or by express money order , and
will be cliecrfully refunded Ihe your title you picked upon Provided , however , if the lot you pick is- taken by another , we will place you on the iiext nearest lot If the lot you receive is not satisfactory your
is perfect , being entered in the land office money
at King Fisher , for a town site under the site .
Columbiawill issue\Varranty City Certificates ! he purchasers full and , town enactment.TheMayor , empowered with authority vested in him by an act of the City Council of
town site will be dedicated , then a will be issued name postoffice address goes on record in the land office at King Fisher , and as soon as the President appoints a Governor ( which will be in short time ) the
patent the U.
by S.
government , giving you a title direct from the United States In
their return from Columbia , I , Thomas Burrell order that purchasers may get their certificates by return mail , and not be obliged to wait
, Mayor of Columbia City , will remain in Omaha for two weeks and issue certificates
ne Pr ° ceeds of the sale of the above
J to be
are devoted to
, as the Mayor and City Council deem neccessary the Call improvement on or address of the , city Laying out streets , planting trees ' build a school house and such other improvements - *
THOMAS BURRELL , Room 215 Slieely Block , Northwest Cor 15th and Howard Streets , Omaha , Neb
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