TIIE OMAHA DAILV BEE'. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1900.
10
for !A!.n nn.u, nsTATi:.
HOMES FOR Till: PEOPLE.
cieop.oe i hemis.
TELEPHONE 55. " PAXTON H1.0CK.
not'SESAND LOTS.
HERE IS A IIAROA1N-A 5-room entire
In kooU condition, well, cistern, phs: on an
cleeant earner Int. iSOxlM feet, t'lllll fi few
days ago (IiIh wns held ut Jl.fiW. It's a
Rno1 loratlon. only nno tilook from N. 2MII
M cnr. 11.100 WILL TAKE IT THIS
KKEK.
A NBW HOI'SE of 8 rooms and porcelain
bath, nnt i xturos in every room, city
wilier, sewer, two full stones, bricked
r.-lliir under whole house, lot (2 feot enst
front, two tilnr ks from our. Would r-nl
for U'O U en n hcII you thin for 1 1,70V.
J100 rush mid 115 monthly. If von would
llko nn up-tn-dnto nnd new homo sco us
at once nuout tnis.
House of 7 rooms, cellar, city water; house
ih in good conilllion, a pretty unci con
venient locution one block from 21th nnd
Ames five ; lot Ih 11x13'.' feci. J1.K0. iV
cash, 1 tin ImlHiuo J9 monthly. This place
is reined lor ji& per inontti.
A 4-room cottage near Walnut Hill school,
newly painted and In good mndlflnn. full
lot ,"0, V) i ash and 110 infmilil.i
Here Is a perfect home for o i 9 rooms,
niitli. ball vesllhtile, renin
whole house, city and clKte
bir under I
myr. ihiwi
gas and eleclrlc light, hoi ui.ier heat, In
a convenient locution near N. 21th hi
11,000.
SI HI" KHAN HOMES.
I rnlt farm near Florence, R-room house,
good well water, fruit and ornamental
trees, grapes, raspberries, gooseberries,
strawberries, etc.. etc. A beautiful build
ing site, giving u view of Omaha and the
Mlil-.nurl liver; about 20 acres and all
fen- ed J2.IW.
llae a dozen oilier suburban hotn s of one
In (en arres each, w 111 lnree and snuill
bouses and ranging In price from a fow
IikihIm.,! ,m It ti IW. H .,... . 1.
i.,i,, t, n, (V"np ,. fltl II.
riUHci: ih:sidi:nck lots.
H'fi to jur. iCAcii.
iT, DOWN AMD I. Pl.MI MOVTII
Near motor lino and laying as level as it
parior nonr uniy a few of them left.
Hate a few of those UHAI'TII-VI. SHADK
Tlthi: I.OT3, near 21th and .Mauderson
sis nm eacn and Jin down, 110 monthly.
Ni:V WUST TAItNA.M ST. IIOMK.
K'lne in and look Into this. Strktly mod-
in mm up-iii-daic; n roumh. only jri.ono.
HANSCO.M ILMIK IIOMKS
Ilaj e si-verul In this illHtrii i from J.',.') to
,.i"i encn. I.et IIH sliow tbem to juil,
I'AII.MS AND LANDS.
i,et im show you sum" of our farms and
inn mini minis ami rauclies.
'.'AiV? Hnm: (inoI invi;stmi:nts
i !t,lcHln. 3. "I'SINKSS I'ltOl'ICHTIKS.
" i iiiiu r; .oca" onh nil
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OKOHliK P. HHmih.
(Kstabllshed Hi Imj.j
Telephone 55.
IMMon Hlock.
HK-277 2
OAHVIN IiriOS.1 LIS i
Must KPll. 2307 N. "01 ll. rnllunn r. r.iimi
city wmer, good lot, paved street; owner
says cash talks and wiii.Im nli uffer
2113 N. 1Mb, good dwelihii!. 7 to-ms, city s
water, a barmiln; price. $1,750; investigate.
"iii-.-i, iintiiiiiK, iwn niurifs, .-nr-
On Parker, paved street, near 26th. do.
simple clwelllnir. 7 rooms. Ii.it b mpumt.
closet, eltv water, mn. etiiintn,l .llur
under whole house, good birn, rent, fer
kv per annum; a nice pnoeru, for $.'.C0n.
l2:i N. 22d. on easy payments, g.iod Co;
tage, cellar, city miter, price, H.mjO; on
easy payments.
On Knrniun st., dwelling, 7 ronm, newlv
painted, bath, closet, city water, barn,
inn I'limri- mi ; pnviiig an p.. in ; price,
t-l.tf-r.
OAHVIN IIROS., 1613 FAHNA.M ST.
HH-2i7 2
FOR SALi:--KARMS.
2-Acre farm, onlv one mile from Honey
Creek. Inwn. fair Improvements and In
riiiiiviiiinu; price nniy per aerc.
200-ucrc farm near Orctna. Neb., on the
ii. .ii. uy. itico per acte.
19 Acres, one mile north of Florence, well
Improved, lots of fruit; owner has done
well this year, tint Is not able to work
u-iimm inr seiuug. nice 2,N).
H. C. PKTHHS & CO.. 1702 Fumam St.
HH-1C7-2
RO ACHIiS, It miles northwest, with house,
barn, crops, horses, cows, Implements,
"If. , llll IH! I.UUU.
SO to 120 acres, 12 miles northwest from tlr
Omnhn postolllce: nrlce. i:n ner m r,
312 acres, 12 miles west of Omaha, near MIL
inni, price, jj.) per acre.
320 acres, good Hurt county laud, near To
amnh; $30 per acre.
4330 Franklin St. 7-room house, lot 50xl!0
teei; price, ji.iuu.
521 S. IStll St. 5-rooni Iiouhp. 11.950
WJ S. 20th St -5-room house, $1,6 iO,
1143.15 N 17th St. -Lot 60x110 feet; paving
paid; price $2,500.
S-room new modern hduse, near Srith and
Dodgo sts. ; price, $3,0).
Northeast comer of 26th and Cuming- hK,
2 houses; nrlce. $3,300: Sl'HMIT OFFKR.
11-rooni modern house, corner lot, within 4
blocks of city bull! ni l,'.. ii :oii
Karnam, near 14th st.. lot 22xi:i.' feet, 3-
riuit iiiii-K iiiiiiiiiug; price, jju.vmi.
JbHN N. FRKNZI;H, Opp. old P. O.
N W cor. 31th and Mnrthu. lot "8x113. Just
rlRht nhovc urude. cnoil ulmiln
. drlvew.iy 1
and alley, large bam, with box stall i.
mans room, ete. ; S-room modern h'Hise,
electric lluhts. east inni unnlh fmni
permanent walk and pavement; Just thci
phi eo for South Omaha man; price, $1,600;
I'm t. uiirn, iiitlllllt'l- IIIIIK IIIUI-.
Cottages on monthly payments.
Vacant lots oil monthly nuymenls
2-seutcd Clirrhiixe In trm'le fur hnrso
Vacunt lot to trade for horse ii ml wagon!
Prti-ute money tn loan.
rue
tire Insurance
Houses In all parts of city for rent.
J. 11 SHERWOOD.
Phono 3SV 939-910 N. Y. l ife.
HE-M2!2 3
TIIE BEST bargain In the city. Seven-room
nnuse. mooern; eyeryining nrst-eluss
Cholco looatlun for a home: price, $2,100.
Aiiuress r di, nee. Hi; .MHO 2'
A NICE building corner, lots 28 and 29.
Falrmount Place, tin easy terms Write
m i it. iMippcu, .MiiwaiiKce, wia.
RE-
KARM for sale.
lno acres 9 miles west of Omaha, at end
of Dodge street macadam. This Is a
choice farm and Is only one hour's drive
iroiu tne cuv. (..ooii buildings and urge
orcnaru. rneo reduced to J..3.00 per
The iiyron Reed Co.. 212 S. 14th St.
RE-M161 8
K1LHY PLACE! K1LI1Y PLACE!
Lots 6, 7, S, 9. 10, In block 6, all east fronts
nt tnu nnn oodge, luljoinliiK tiest resi
dence portion, will soon bo very valuable.
They must lie sold. See them and make
your oner tor any or ail. Tliey will go at
s nargaiu: tine pcrieci. l-jruest sweet,
l N Y. I.lfe Hldg. RE 166-2
FOR HALE, best corner lot In tho city for
i,nv. iiiiriiiwesi eorner earn Avo and
i iiaruey i., ,uxni4. iiuiuire a. Cornish,
with Druinninud & Co., lSth and Harney
nm III'. JH-J'
2707 & 2717 CHICAOO ST:
Two large l-room houses with hall, porch
In front and around at side, newly papered
nnd painted city water In house, lot 60s
in.- icei eacn. lour choice for $1,200.00;
rnwy p.i iiieius,
Tho Hyron Ree.1 Co., 212 S. 14th St
RE-Mlfll-4
A FINE, well linnrnvpil farm fur uiile
We have 4M)-ucro well Improved farm, 3'
miles north of Rloonuleid, Neb. lame
limine, imrn h mi nog bum, implement
stisd, well Hnd windmill, one of the besi
,n section oi the country
iJJ" tT..old on ' term, long time
Prtct. $30 pr cr: a oargaln.
r. c, vtitn .cc att mux nz-xw i
l'UIt SlI.E 1113.11. 12 STAT I
It may be a
Rood sch'-mo
to keep my
bargains n secret
for VUl' AND ME.
These are nice
days to UMe out
Hiid sec thorn.
Conveyance waiting.
CHAS. U. WILLIAMSON,
IMS Farnnm Street.
TO OWNERS:
I have lots of
good cash customers
The above may
bring more.
Seel
IlE-269 2
i.-nt UAT T.V
J7.r.oo ) for line 10-room house, one block
from Hnnscom J'nrK.
J5.5M.OO for new S-rbom. strictly modern A
House, west, pari oi mc cu , cnon-e i
e.itlnn. cood ham
!,& 00 near Kid and Dodge streets, 7-room
new cottage, modern; iiiveu urcri.
JI.2l)0O nenr 3lrt aid Oh. c ago streets, 9-
room modern nouse, nnrn. special inn
ull nial.l
tin.ii.i fm ttt limn,., nnd I irce bit on
n,,, jiiref,., nonr urncc, reuiiog ioi v'
r ...rtMll I
,,' . ,i" .."i i..-..i,n.. .i t.mnm hmiNi.
modem except nirnace, in ursi-ciaen
l.f50.('rt for r.-room cottage within ten block j
r. t). ; a nareain. . ,
Jl,275i) Tor 1121 N. 10th Ktrcet, mi boule
vard. 31x1 o) feet; 7-room house, city w.uer.
1. 100.00 for full lot. vacant. 2rtth nnd DoiUe
streets; special tnxeo all paid.
$12TiOH for acant Int. I'.'d mil Harney htn.
X,no0 for vacant lot, Military ave. nnd
lTiinKlIn strict
l"Aon for live acres Jimt south of Hou.n
,t. .u
(il.OKI.I, A.l t;i.u . i .
KVli Farnam Street.
11U-2I3 2
W. It. OATHS. .
iic v v l ie. I'lione. l.n
rooms, nut It, gas, nam. cmse in, m'-
home. ji.mki.
S rooms, S. W. cor. 2Sth anil lilnney, S73.
It you want a cneap piuur, n.-.u n
g-rontn. modern, well-built house, most as
good as-new, snuin iroiu. nn n r Mi
nimi st. This house cost every cent of
fcl.iioi). and can be sold for $2,fni. Como In
and let me tnKc you to sce.u.
3-room cottage, on 2.M si., near ciarg; rcnis
for lio per mo.; ioi, ;nxn. ni "
Oil lIUS. .MUSI DC Hlllll nuuil ut P'Jiin
A choice corner lot In Kountr.e Tlace; can
inaKo a nguro to iiucicm .. ,
ui,iirUN! IIAHOAINS.
A beautiful lot three blocks north of Hans-
corn park for Ji.M'- . . -
garden iiiiiu. mi" " .
!f
V'"- ...... j t.nvinir
V-'.V " i 'i'.W iru
tiiupmnipni. iiinniti imimiuiiii iij'"rti-
m, ,.r ,h nt. s.roi tn house, near Hnnscom
Tii in ti v'Aiir inr niiiiik rinc iix.
.Modern nul l.
nark, for M.W.
Karnam, near 41st,
SF"Vs "
Jre'at snap! Inside business lot. 44 feet,
.. .1.. i t . . . i ...... . r .. ti liirt I
til - mil
iicur 10 th and Jackson, for $n,3oo.
I1CU1 1UIII llliu .nirivDvii, i't ."i"'-
holce tract of land, 17 ncres. between
Leavenworth and Center, near Mm wood
Park. Can sell for only $2,100.
,i,,..rt ir.w.f nr liitirt l. ncres.
HICK'S. .125 nOAKD THADIi,
10th und Farnam.
Hli-278 2
fjwviTiVM ItAItnAINS.
6-Hoom cottage, lot 33x140. east front, city
water, casv wuixing uisiunce. i eiuip,
IS50.
Complete cot hi go home, 21th and Ames,
$1 )0,
Another fl rooms. 21th & Spalding. .$1,650
a Wrmmu tiimlnrti oi Ii & Pierce. J2.300.
Hrftnd new fi rooms, sincny moiieru, u.n.
tlnlsh. fill! rwist iroiu ioi on r lorencu
Houlevnrd. $2,two.
Rooms, entirely modern, lot 50x150, barn,
lawn, shude, paving fully paid, best
bargain in tinnscom I'liice ai .i,uw.
in
If vnn iirtA eolni: to buy a vacant lot It
will be to your Interest to see me. I have
Ilium, ail Kinns, at lowest prices.
Hrnest Sweet, 822 N. Y. Life Illdg.
RK-165-2
SPF.C1AL 11ARC5A1NS.
BONA FIDH SNAPS.
754353 Nlcholns St.. lot 50x150. S rooms
boiiso cost Il.toO: nil goes for $S50.
122-4422 Howard St., three Iots-150xl27 feet;
corner; 8-room nouse, modern, except mr
inice: nstonlshlnelv low; $1,100.
2033212 Webster ut., 110x159 feet, 1 rooms,
ii snun for H.tiiiO.
232-816 South 2Sth St.. 10. front lot. 28x110,
S room", all modem but nirnace, and a
bin buv for $2 0.
3.1S 4012 Seward St., 50x150. corner. 8 rooms,
iill modern, furnace, bath, sewer and nil;
fine oak llnlsli: best thing on the market
$2,300 take 00 cash down, balance to
suit: "ft nick nil."
501 lu28 South 31st St., H block from Pacific
St. car line, llunscoin i'liice, a splendid
house, 7 large rooms, furnace, gas. bath,
hot and cold water, sewer, lino brick ecl
lar under entire house: Kood barn with
water In the barn; house Mulshed In curly
yellow nine, equal to hardwood prlco re
duced from $4,u00 to $3,500, and a alight
reduction yet might bo mnde to close It
out this week. Do not fall to seo It If
you are In tho market.
Any reasonable offers submitted.
Pottcr-Sholes Co., Tel 470. 310 N. Y. Life.
UK-48-.
FARMS Do you want to buy. sell or ex
: ARMS Do you want to buy. sell or ex-
change a farm, ranch, merchandise, mill
or other nronertv?
610 acres Pawnee county. Nebraska
0,500 acres near Scotia, Oreoly county, Ne
nrasKn, nine tor rancii).
bv) acres Nuckolls county. Nebraskn.
Large tract of Missouri Intnl.
40 acres (llncl Richardson co-.intv
vrne me wnai you nave ana wnat vou
want: many years In the business rives me
a wiuo ucriuainiuncn.
IIKSKV C. SMITH,
Falls City. Neb.
HK-M2N8 5
THREE IllC. I1AROAINS.
No. 1014 A 7-room cottage, city water, fine
lawn, siindo trees, cellar under whole
house, special tuxes all paid. Location
'i uasieimr ni, jticu ti,-M. cry easy
terms.
A 7-room nil modern house except furnnce,
spa Ainnnn. rrice r;asy terms.
,V 7-room nil modern house, except fur
nace. Price $2,200. Easy terms.
Don't fall to look this up if you wuut a
line noma on easy payments.
R. C. PETERS & CO.. 1702 Farnam St.
RE-17I-2
ntn' tiv I.. nitAirt,. ..w.ln..
8 ncres, only 74 miles from center of the
chicken lioiiBp, two wells foncctl, two
ncrcH in iruir. vuicn conait or pcuchon,
applofl, iilumn, chrrrlPH, KrapoH, Itlack-
I..,hkIou iitii .111 111 nnii.tUln.. fl'l. i
place Ih worth $2,000.00. can 'sell It
for ji.iimi; nne-uair casn.
Tho Uvron Reed Co.. 212 S. Hth Kt
RE-MHi3-l
If. ACRES on West Dodce SI mai-ml-im
;io minutes drive from 'he postomcp; t no
place for fruit or mutket gardening
I'rirp ii.iR.M.i piihv niivinpniH i.vrnii i
Hastings, .'I.' i. mn m. jik ib 2
1329 SO. 27TH ST .
Just south or Ponnlcton avc. 7-mom nw.
nil modern two-story i.ouse, uirgo ioi,
line inwn: price, j..iv.i-o.
Rvron R. Hastlncs. 212 S. Hth St.
RE-M1M 4
IU:i.C.IA. HARKS.
THE Los Angeles Belgian Hare Co. have
located n branch of the r business in
Omuhu, where thoroughbred hares can be
had from tlrst hnnds at lowest prices.
Nothing but pedigreed Block of breeding
age will bo kept; tlrst shipment will arrive
Monday. September 3rd, und be on sale at
.mi .Norm ititn St., umana, .nop.
226-2
OMAIIA HELOIAN HARE CO. have some
real iiargHlus for u few days: hot weather
will soon be gone, making time ripe for
starting a rannitry; you n ue surprised
how quickly they will bring you an In
come. Edlnbnro. Dash und llrltanl
Strains, Hares that made Los Angpti.
fnnwus Omaha Belgian llnre Co., 1754
Leavenworth. 25S 2
PEDIOREEO stock, reasonable prlcos
Address Ed Hervey, 1116 N 40th street,
Ulliulli.. M 275 3'
1)11 EMS MA Kixn,
E. C. M DONALD, 1612 Cap. Ave.
-912 84
IN funlllci. Mlai Sturdy. :m Harney
SHOHTHWII .xn TVI'invniTINfS.
THE VAN 8 A NT SCHOOL OK SHORT-
HAND,
71G-717-71S New York I.lfu Hulldlng.
"Not the oldest, not the largest Just the
bait,''
The only exclusively shorthand and Upe-
writing school In Omaha.
The school whose students are sought by
tne best business men at the highest
prices mild In hpulnners.
The school whoso graduates are holding
some or tne nest stenogrnpuir positions in
the stato of Nebraska
The school whose students participate In
actunl work, for which they receive the
compensation
The school that produces the fastest type
writer oncratnfH In Otnnliii
The school that furnished the experts for
loin ine iicrningnni ami Minim i-remier
typewriters at the Trimsnilsslssltitil exno.
sttton.
The school that furnished the expert who Is
now exnimiing ine mim i'renner type
writer lit Purls and Who Is to make n tour
of the principal cities of Europe as a type
writer oxtierl.
The school that originated the Van Sant
system oi loucn typewriting, now used In
most of the tlrst-class schools of the
country, of which over livmn copies have
been sold during the laat eighteen months
' ' " S ...
.tnMlvl.ln.il in.trm.ii.,,',
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. V.
Life
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HOYI.ES' CoIIcrc, court reporter principal.
nee mug. -M2
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i,"nni'i, iiii.ut -.n .tin. niiui LIMtllu '11
lfKO. uoyii k j neuter. -a .1
OniJOO Shorthand taught at the OmaWi
L-ommerciai college. Pitii and Douglas S'h
Put
mi:i)h'.i
1-ADIK3 out of health tlnd prompt relief
nox m, unuinii, xseu. l ouiuieniiHi
-0J5
ia,DIK8. Krlar's French female regulator
brliifTti tnnnlblv iterlnilq reml,irlv tvilli ,i
pain; II per box. rt boxes for J5 Pox fil -H,
Aiinueapoiis, iiinn. - ji ms
OONOVA Is a rrench treatment for male
mid female
for thn positive euro of '
leet. fnnntural Dlschnrges. ,
Ctonnrrhoea. Oleet
Intlnmmiitlons, Irritations and I Iceratlonfi
"I the nrirnus membranes An Internal
remedy with Injection comtilncd. war
ranted In cure worst cases In one wer-k.
f.! per package or 2 for $5. Sent any
where on receipt of price The Kldd Dni3
Co.. Kli'ln. 111. American Onice. retail.
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha;
.w. a. u ion. ouln omaiia; uhvim urutr
Co., Council Illuffs. Full lino of rubber
tsoods.
1.AD1HS! Chlclletefs KnglNh P-mnroy.it
rills am llie best; mire, reliable: taKo
no ether. Send Ic stanins for particulars.
'luMlcf for LadlcH In letter bv return
tin. 1 1 . AkIc yiitir ilriiiilHt. Chlidiester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa,
WOMAN'S blessing "posltlvo cure for sup
pressed or Irregular menstruation: private
prescription: never runs samme nox rree.
.1. M. Home, M. D.. Ilox W. IH, Chlcauo,
III. 213-2'
O.STHOPATIIY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. Life Hide.
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IOI. UibM A11CO JO U1HU . li. iJ.. lilfl PH
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"tPt-i Jonnson. osieopatnist, .Mgr.
"kKTS. VLlVM:
v
1 -
DRS. McMfHHAY MfSICK will open
osteopathic omce Sept. 1, 536-538 nee nidg.
-MS81 84
A. T. Ill' NT, D. O., 305 Karbach. Tel. 2352,
M-D26 S
m.(;m:tic iiim.iNt;.
GREAT Wcstoru Institute. 1H23 Douglas St..
chronic uiseases curea;.no urugs, surgery.
-o:s
TUB genuine Simon Pure Weltmor Method
or .Magnetic Healing and llarrudens
Hypnotism complete In ono volume. $2.50,
Prof. H. Williams, Desoto, Mo.
M-965 Scp8
MCICI2I. PLATI.Vr:.
STOVKS, lamps and chundcllerH replated.
um, t'lating uo isco iiuig. xci. zwso.
060
.STAM.MKHIX; AXn STl)TTKIUN.
CURKD.
Julia Viiughan, 430 Hamge Rldg.
-f61
i.At.VnitY.
OMAHA Stram Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
ac; cutis, 4c. ji.iu i.eii vunwortn. tpi. r47.
-863
STOVI3 Itni'.VIItlNC
STOVE, furnace, range repairs; wnter con
nectlons. Omuhn Stove Repair Works,
laji uougias . yui
I.OHT.
LOST, small vellow door named Jnck. wear
ing ciog tag jso. zrai: under return to or
notify t'eter tleunlngscn, 46th und Jones,
ntm receivo rwnrn. i.osi J1133 z-
LOST, plans nnd drawings for residence for
u. a. Tiiorpp, ueneva, incd. ; u. v. ueuei
architect. Return to John Rowe & Co.,
loui nnu iiowaru, ana ruccivu reward.
Lot-M1t2 2
IIUTKLS,
HKNDERSON. $1.00er duy house: board,
3,6o to $5 week. 9th and Karnam: tel. 12 K
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I'.VWXIIHOKKItS.
EAOLE Loun Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; Ull blisncss. cAnildeutiai. 1301 Douglas,
a
LOANS, It. Marowltz; low rates. 418 N. 16.
600
iioii.F.ns. i:tc.
L. C. Shnrp Mach. Wks, ; motors, dynamos,
a u
IJAXCIXti.
CALL on Morund, Crelghton hull, for
society nnu stngo dancing, waltz and
2-stcn. $5. Large hnll to rent for con
ventions, meetings, bulls and club socials,
630-Sept, 21
FI.H.MTI UI! AM) PIA.0 MOVIMS.
JACOn SCHWAR., 1510 Webster. Tel. MI6,
CARPENTERS AM) .KinflURS.
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TICKET IIMOKEIt,
CfT rate tickets every where P II
Phil
-967
mn, io"j rarnam Telephone 781
100 PEOPLE
in Omnhn ure driving
bumbles nnd phaetons
Ridiculously
Dilapidated
when $:15, $50 and SfiO
will hny a wood, decent,
newly painted one from
Yours trnlv,
DRUMMOND
CARRIAGE GO.
We'll lw mighty olvil If you'll
call.
Hi 111)! AMI TAMDI'.IIMV,
STOCK S Ulrd Store.
1C0J Leavenworth.
9,"i9
I't It.MTt lit; Itl'.PAlltfMi.
TEL 11
M S. alklln, 2111 Cuming St.
-912
It VI I, WAV Tpm CAltt).
CHICUIO. PCKLLSOTON
outney Uillroad "The
Iliirllngtnn Uoute " Ticket
Oltlce 1502 Knrnam St.
Tel 2S0. Depot, Tenth A
Mason Streets Telephone,
l.enyp Arrive
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial ,.u7:0)nm
Porla Kxpress ., . n n:2S pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ux .a 4:f0 pm a 7;45 ntn
Chicago Local Uxpress.a 8:Sa am a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:15 pm a 7:15 am
Pacific Junction Local. .al0!l3 urn
Pacific Junction Uxtra. n 7:00 pm
Vnst Mntl a 2:15 pm
n Dally
UCRLtNci-ON & Mis
souri Hlver Hallroad
"The Burlington Home
Oeneral Otltces. N. W.
Corner Tenth nnd Karnam
Sis. Ticket Olllce. 1502
1'arnam street, Telephone.
25a. iiurllngton station, icntn and Jlnson
Streets. Telephone,
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook n8:IOam a 7:35 pm
Lincoln, Denver. Colo-
rndo, flali. California n 1:25 pm a 3:W pm
1 Inroln & Illack Hills, a il:i pm a ,1;tW pm
Montana. Pngct Sound.. a 0:3o pni a rt:4.; nm
I.lurnln Fast auni . .lumimi hwmj uui
Denver. Colorado. Utah
a rallfurnla ..
& Dally
a CIS nm
KANSAS CITY. St. Jo
seph council lJlutTs
Hallroad "The Iiurllng
ton Houte '-'ticket Olllce,
1502 Karnam street. Tele
phone 250 Depot, Tenth
nnd Mason streets. Tele
phone. 12.
i.eavc. Arrive.
Kansnn Cllv Dav Hx . a S:50 am a fi:10 pm
Kansar f'lty Night Hx nlo.15 pm a 6:15 nm
St K tils l-Jycr for St. ...
llU"t.'Ml llllll i3l iWUlo i w I'll!
u Dally
KHKMONT LLKHOHN
Missouri Valley Hallroad
"The Northwestern
Line" Oencrul Olllce.
fnlti'd States Natlnnnl
Hunk Hldg., S. W. Cor
Twelfth and Karnam Sts.
Ticket Olllce, 1101 Karnam St. Telephone,
Ml Depot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tele
phone, 145S. Leave. Arrive.
jiiacK inns, miuiwooii.
Hot Springs a 3:00 p'n n 6:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar and
Douglas il 3:00 pm c 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
city, superior, uenova.
Kti-ter nnd SeWard....b 3:00 nm b 5:00 nm
Norfolk. Vcrdlgre and
r remoiii i.ovmii uii.d tiu
.liinnlii Wnbno nnd
Fremont b nm bl0:25 nm
remont Local c i :30 am
a Dallv b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday, o
uuny except .moiiuu-.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUt
Minneapolis & omnlm
Hallway "Tho North
western Line" Oeneral
Otllces. Nebrnska Dlvl
slon. 15th and Webster
Hts. " tv Ticket (llllce,
1401 Farnam St Tolephouo, 001. Depot,
iiitn and wenstcr sis.
I.enve. Arrive.
Twin City Passenecr . .a 6:00 um a 9:10 nm
Omaha Pasesngcr . all:10 am
Hloux city North
east Nebraska n 3:.i0 nm
Oakland Local b 5:15 pm b S:1S nm
a uany. u Liuny excep. auiuiuy.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "The
Northwestern Lino"
City Ticket Ofllce. 1401
Farnam Street. Tele
phone, Ml. Depot, Tenth
nnu tusou his. Teie
phone, 629.
I.eayo. Arrlye.
Daylight Chlcnco Sue-
clnl n 7:00 nm all -30 nm
Chicago Passenger a 1:15 pm a 8:40 am
nasiern i-.xoress, ues
Alolnes, Alarshalltmvn,
Cedar Rapids nnd Chi
cago nlO:5S am a 4-.0."i nm
E,uMeru i.iiuiiea, ini-
cago and East a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fust Mull. Chicago to
Omnha a 2:15 nm
Omahu-Chlcago Special. a 7:45 pm n N:f0 pm
Fast Mnll , a S:20 um
u uany
SIOl'X CITY & PACIFIC
Hallroad 'Tho Nonh
western Llne'V-General
Oinres. Vnlted States
National Rank Rulldlng,
S W. Corner Twelfth
ami rnriifini Ml. 'rlol,pt
uiuce, uui i-arnnm St. Te enbnne. 561. De
pot, Tenth und Mnson Sts. Telephone, 629.
i.enve. Arrive
Twin City Express
Twin City Limited
Sioux uy Local...
...a 6 53 am al0-.5o pm
. . .a 7:35 pm u m:15 am
...a 8:00 am a 1:20 pm
a Dally.
CHICAOO. HOCK ISL
and t Pacific " tllroad
"Tho Great Rock Im
and Route" Cltv Tick
et Olllce, 1323 Farnam
Street. Teleiibone. 42J
Depot, Tenth & Mason
mrects. Telephone (Xt.
Den Moines and Daven
port I.OCUl n V! nm MM", nm
L-n cago i-.xpress bil ls am a 8:10 am
Chlcauo Fast Exnrpss a r,:nt nm n 1-M nm
Lincoln and F.ilrbury. .a S:30 am n 7:00 pm
iniicuiu, uuiorauo pgs ,
nenvcr, I'lietjio und
est .1 I'M nm n 4:1.1 nm
Dec Moines, Rock Isl
and and Chlcauo a 7:15 nm a 5:50 Dir.
Colorado Sr. Texas Fljcr a 5:5J pm n 9:15 urn
a uiiiiy. n uany except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRA I
Railroad. CUy Ticket Of
lice, 1102 Farnnm street
Telephone, 215. Depot
Tenth una .muvosi streets
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express
.iill:10 am n 1:05 pm
I'liicniro Limited
n 7'45 pm it S;10 am
Minneapolis und St.
Pun Express
b 7:10 urn b 9:10 pm
Minneapolis and St.
Paul Limited u 7:15 nm a S:15 am
Fort Dodge Local from
council Hiuns .... univpni u io. id am
n uany. b uany ex"ein unaay.
UNION PACIF1C--THE OVER
land Route "General OlIlceB.
N E. Cor Ninth nnd Farnnm
streets. City Tlcknt Olllce. 13.M
Farnam street. Teieiihone, nifi
Depot. Tenth and Mason Sts
Telephone, b.-y.
i.enve. Arrive.
Thn Overland Limited . a S:20 am a 7:35 pm
The Chlcniio-I'nrtland
Special a S:20 am a 7:25 pm
Tho Fast .Mall a S:.V) am a 3:2.1 pm
Tho Colorado Special. . .all:3o pm u 6:50 nm
Tho Fast Mull u 4:33 pm
Lincoln, llentrlce and
Stromsburg Express .b 4.10 pm b!2:23 pm
The Pnclllc Express, a 1:23 pm
The Atlantic Express n 6:50 nm
Grand Island Local ll 5:30 pm b 9:30 um
n Dall) b Dally cxcipi Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAH
roud -Omaha. Kansas t'ltv
ii Eastern Railroad "The
IJUin- y Home Ticket f)r
lice. Hli Farnam Street
Telephono 322. Depot, Tenth
nnn .lurcy aircets toi
phone, C29.
i.eavo. Arrive.
St Louis Cannon Hall
Express u 3:05 pm a S:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
... a :uu nm a 9:00 pm
W AH ASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. 1504 Parnam
Street. Telcphuiio, SIB. De
not, Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone, ism.
Leavo. Arrlvo.
S. Louis "Cannon Hair
Ex-press a 5.05 pm a 8:20 am
o. Dally
MlSSOl'Rl PACIFIC RAIL
road General Otllces and
Ticket oillces Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sta.
Telephone lot. Depot, Union
station.
Lauvc. Arrive.
St Louis, Ivjuisas &
Nebrnska Limited ... -nln-.OQ nni n 6:30 pm
K. C, St. L. Express... m10:10 pm a 6:15 nm
Lenvo from 15th
Webster Sts
NebiaiKu I.'ll ul
and
Via
Weeplnt; Water h 4 15 pm alO.tS am
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday,
l.oc a I
a Dully
HAII.WAY TIMW rVIU.I'.S.
OIIICAOO. MlIAVAtMCBK k
St. Paul Hallway-City
Ticket Olllce, I.VM I'arnam
Street Telephone 2M. Depot
Tenth nnd .Mason Streets
Telephone, 629.
Leave Arrive.
h'cuso Limited Hx . a 11:00 Pin a S:o5 am
Chuugo A: omnhn Kx b 7:15 am b 3 (6 pm
:i uuny. b uany excepi aunn.iy.
t.EOAi. Noricn.s.
NOTICF..
TO REPf 11LICAN VOTERS OF DOfO-
LAS COfNTY:
Ilv nutliorltv of the rrbubllenn countv
central committee u convention of delegates
tepresentlng the republ.cans of Douglas
county Is hereby called to meet nt Wash
ington nan. umana, nt . p. m. uniuruay,
September S. to place In nomination
rnree stale senators,
Nine ntuto representatives.
Ono county nttorne;
One county commlsloner. First district,
to bo named by the delegates from
said district.
Nino ward assessors for Omaha,
Four ward assessors for South Omnlu,
Thirteen precinct assessors for country
precincts
Omi constable to fill vacancy for Omnha,
Two constables to Mil vucancles for South
Omnha.
nnd to select members of the county cen
tral committee.
Tho renresetitntlon In 'his convention Is
ntiiinrttnned as follows: Eneh country tiro-
clnct, five delegates; South Omnha, sixteen
delegates, nnu eacn waru oi umana, ten
delegates.
Delegates to this convention will bo
chosen at a primary election hereby culled
lor i riuiiy. tseptemoer . me pons being
open from 12 tn. to 7 p. in In Omnhn and
South Omaha and from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.
In the country precincts. The locations of
the no ing places tiro:
City of Omaha-
First wnrd - sixth nnd rierce streets.
Second AVard Twentieth nnd Cnstellnr
streets.
Third Ward 1120 Capitol avenue.
Fourth Ward 220 Sojth Seventeenth
street.
Fifth Wnrd-2612 North Sixteenth street.
Sixth Wnrd-Idlewlld hall.
Seventh Ward 132S Park avenu?.
Eighth Ward Twenty-sccor..; and Cum
ins streets.
Ninth Wnrd Twenty-eighth and Fnrnnm
Rtrects.
City of South Omnha 312 North Twenty
fifth street.
Chicago Precinct Kelner's hall.
Clontorf PreolnetH. Tangeman's.
Douglas Precinct Ruser's park.
T:nst Omaha Precinct District No. 61
school house
Elkhorn Prcclnct-Elk Cltv.
Florence Precinct City hall.
Jefferson Precinct -Mnngolil's lumber of
llce. McArdle Precinct Olnndt school house.
Millard Precinct Millard school house.
Platto Valley Precinct Vnlley opern
house
fnlon Prcclni't Purccll's hall.
Waterloo Precinct Mnsonh- hnll
West Omnha Precinct -Ilensou town hnll
Thn boundaries of the primary election
districts shall corresrotid with the respec
tive- ward boundaries in umann. precinct
tinunilnrlrs In the countrv tireclneta und
nltv timmilnrliiM In Rntllh Omnhn.
The primary election will bo hem tinner
the provisions oi me primary ciecuon iuw
nml thn mips ndnnted bv this committee.
which require petitions to be Hied with the
secretary not inter man i. m. nicsuuy
Snnlptntipr 4.
Ry resolution of the committee no proxies
win tin niinu-cii in tne convent on. u ll
rlnlecntes nresent iitlthomed to cftst the
full votes apportioned to their respective
districts. m. ii. i. uiii.iiNn.
chairman.
CLYDE C. OfNDHLAD.
Acting Secretary.
Omnhn. August 18. 1900.
. HFCElVHIfS SALE.
Vntlrn l lirliv t?li-n thi.t tiiirsunnt tn
an order of tne District court of Douglas
county, Nebniskn, dated July 7th, 1900, 1
win. on tne imii tiny or Mcnicmocr. iyuu. at
Cnnrt ttniini Nn. 6. Reo Itulldlne. niter fur
sale to tho highest bidder therefor, for
cash, nil oi tne unsold nssets or mo Ne
braska Savings und Exchange Hank, said
salo will bo held from 10 a. m. until 12
and from 2 p. m. until 5 n. tn. of said day.
and will bo continued from day to day
until nil the assets of said bunk have been
offered for sale; all bids are subject to
the approval of tho court and must In
each ense be accompanied uy money or
certified cheek for twenty-live per cent of
thn amount or tne Did. ain bids snail be
roported to the court nfter the conclusion
or said iialo and mo tmiuncr or tne pur
chase nrlce of all sales approved and con
nrmod bv the court will bo nayatno nnnn
said conllrmntlon. The description of the
property and assets to bo offered for sale
uy tne undersigned, ni saia time nnu
place, nnd upon conditions above men
tioned, is as ioiiows:
Lot 5, block 10, Albright's Annex.
Lot R, block 2, Wnkeiey Add.
V l. 1...1? ..t 1... r. MA.b .ii, I U iiM..t...
.ui in nun t,t it,t ft kJ,Ut., ', uuuui uiiiuim
Sojth 22 feet of lot 2, block 16, Clifton
Hill Add.
Lots 5 nnd 0, Rlock F. Lowe's Add.
Lots 1 und 2, block a, McCormlck1 Add.
N. E. oi N. E, U of N. E. 'i. Sec.
6-15-13, Douglas county, Nebrnska. less
4 70.100 acres sold to Norton N. Oou d.
Lot in. Houscl & Stebbln'R Subdivision
of lot 15. Ilartlett's AUd.
Lot 1. block 11, Orchard IIIU Add.
Lots 7 und 8, block S, Jotter'H Add. to
South Omnhn.
South 30 feet of lot 5, block 63, South
Omaha
East ',4 S. IV. U nnd west 'A 8. E. Y
Sec. 31-12-1.1, ituiiaio county, .-veiirnsKa.
West 90 feet of lots 23 and 21, block 18,
Hnnscom l'ince.
Lots 3 and 4, Ellis l'ince.
Lot 19. block 2, West Side Add.
Lot 10. block 2, Llnwood Park Add. to
South Omuhn.
Lots 13 and 14. block 5. Ames Placo Add
Lot 1. lilocl: hi Florence.
Lot 11. block IS. Carthago Add.
l.nlH 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 10.
20, 21. 22. 23 nnd 24. block 1, Madison
Hanaro Add.
I .nt 3. block 2. Hakcr P ace
Lots 0 und 7 block 3, Dworak's Add, to
Snulh Omnha.
t.ni 15. blnrk 459. Grand View Add.
Lots 11 and 12, block 4, Hitchcock's First
' Sub lot 19 of tnx lot 5, Sec. 15-16-1J. Doug
ln eountv. Neb., being 31x132 feet.
Part of lots 6 nnd 7. block 9, McCngue's
Add., being 60x110 reet.
Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 7. 8. 9 and 10. block 1
lots 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 14. 13. 16. 11. '.8 and
south M of 19 block 2, all In Dworak's
Add. to Sojth Omaha.
Lot HI. block 3. Walnut "llll.
Lots 1, 2. 3, block 10, uhd lots 1, 2 and 3
block 21. all In Cnrthuco Add
Lot 12 nnd south lot 9. block 3, Ex
luingo Place, South Umnlm.
Lot 3, block 104, South Omaha.
North H lot 20. block 3, K'ountzc's Third
Add., nnd n strip adjoining name on north
10 2-10 feet wide at tho street and S feol
wide at the back end.
Lot 11. Shlloh
i.ni -J, niocii i, niicriuuii .we. i-um
Lot 17, block 5, Peck H Orove, lilul lots 4
and 5, block lo, Ho'itz Place, both addl-
Lota 2. 3, 5, C, 7 and 8, block 2, llrookllne
Add.
Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ' und 8. block 07
Credit Fonder Add.
East 22 feet of west 41 feet nt lot 1, block
193. City.
Lots 9 and 2S, block 2. West Side Add.
Lots IC. block I. Clifton Hill Add,
Lot 02. Nelson's Add.
A parcel of lnnd described as follows:
Beginning ut n point In the center oi
Little Papllllon Creek, whore snld creek
crosses tho north line of townshln J4. rang
12 east, running thence west to N W. itir
ner of N. E. U of Sec. 1. said township,
thenco south 10 81-100 chains, thence east
tn the ci-nter of 9ii Id erei-k. thence north
ulong center of said creek to puico of be
ginning, except u strip 100 feet wide, being
51 feet nn eiuii side of the locntefl line of
the Omaha Holt Hallway, Douglas county
Neb.
Part of lots 13. II, 16, ID and 17. block 3
llegley's Park Add. to South Omaha, de
scribed lis follows:
Beginning at N. W. corner nt cuM lot 17
thenco duo south on west iino of said block
1 239 8-10 feet, l)inr southeasterly 15 ll-lf
feet to south line of said lot 13. thence
east nlong south line nt eulil h.t 13, 41 4-1
feet, thence north 20 degrees enst 21ft U-iii
( .. mi line of sM 'nt 1 lb-
north 40 7-10 feet to north lino of said lot
17, thence west along norti, line if aW
lot 17, 130 feet to tho pline ..f beginning
Lot 11, block 3, Lincoln Plnco.
Lots , K. 9. to nnd 14, block 142, Florence
Lots 2, 3, I, 5. 8, 1213. 11, 10, 17, IS. 19 nnd
20, block 113. Florence.
Lots 7 and s, block DS lots I and 3, block
33; lots 2, 4, 5, 0, 7. S, 9. 10, 11, 12. 13, 11. 15.
10. 17, 19 and 20 block 102. nil In Florence.
All of block 110, Florence, except lots 3,
7, V, 10, 1!. nnd 20.
West of north Vj of lot 35, Uurr Oak
ndditlrin to Omuhn.
Lots 17, 18 and 19, block 4, Sherman Avenuo
pa ik.
Lots it, 15 und 10, block 1, Summit addi
tion to Omaha.
Lot 1C. block 3, HIllHldo addition No. 2,
Lots 10, 11, II und 22, IiIock 2, Vunder
conk Terrnee
A piece i.f In nil 00x61 fret desirlbcd ns
follow-
Ileglnnlng l,Er, ft north of N. E corner of
nu.i-K aw ' n. x per .emi ui.ip. thence
north CO feet, thence west 9 feet to west
lino of tax lot 5; t-outli Cfi leet. east I'D fcot
to plnet) of beginning.
51x132 feet ns follows: Ileglnnlng 193 feel
north of N. E curncr of block 311 as per
Hemls' map of Omaha, thenco noith 51
feet, wext 132 feet, sotlh 51 feet, eait 132
teet to nia' o of beginning
lso the following property
Out lot ,J1 152. 159, 16-1. 163, Kfi. V 175
195 TjS : 1 VP, Jtll and 172. undivided P-t
MUWA'"EEI
oi ;ji una uudiv nua )i oi uo, south b ol
NEW BOOKS AM) MAGAZINES
Mid-Summer Sanson Not Very Prolific in
Literary Productions.
SEVERAL NEW EDITIONS OF OLD WORKS
Trimble In Clilnii Is Itrliiulnu (tut
Mini) nluinen lil Inu Infiiriiinlliin
ItfUitrillnu Life nml CiisIiiiiin
In Hint Ancient Empire,
tho
Publishers tunc their dull season
annio as other people, and but tow new
books are eer anticipated during July und
August, still the past week or ten days has
brought to lnvnd n fair iiuolii. The Harpers
have Just brought out a posthumous work
by Maria Louise Pool, whose "Roweny in
Ucston" nnd "The Hed-llrldgc Neighbor
hood" will bo well remembered by a host
of renders. It Is the story of a young
prima ilontin who losses her voire at tho
outset of a promising operatic career. The
subsequent development of tho story Is
xrcedlngly Interesting. The book Is hand
somely bound nnd Illustrated nnd will bo
greatly enjoyed by nil admirers of the au
thor's earlier works.
Another novel from the same publish
Ing houso bears tho tltlo of "llcaucathed,"
and Is by llentrlce Whitby. The scene of
tho story U laid In EuglunJ and tho cen
tral character Is a delightfully fresh
young English girl. It Is an entertaining
tnlc und will find many appreciative read
ers. Tho author 8 earlier work, "The
Awakening of Mary Fenwirk," brought her
name fnvrably before the public some yeara
since.
second edition of "Lady Illnnehe's
Salon; A Story of Somo Souls," by Lloyd
llrycc, author of "Friends In Exile," "A
Dream of Compiest" and "The Romance of
nn Alter Ego, has hern nroiignt out uy
the Harpers, It Is a very cleverly written
story nnd tho theories which tho author
wnnts to present are handled In such a
way that they cannot fall to bo Interest
ing even to a casual reader.
Tn many tho most Interesting book of tho
week will unquestionably bo Archibald H.
Colquhotin's "Overlnnd to China. nlso
from Harpers. At n tlmo when the cyer,
of tho whole world nro fixed on China a
companion volume to "China In Trnns-
ormatlon." by the same author, ought to
attract the widest attention. Mr. Col-
.liihoun Is a recognized nuthnrlty on all
matters pertaining to tho Orient and what
ho hiiB to say will be of special Interest ut
this tlmo. The text Is accompanied by
numerous mnps. which nre n great help to
tho correct understanding of the subject.
The author of "Ellznbeth and Her tier-
man Onrden" has been so encouraged by
Its reception In America that sho has
arranged with her publishers, tho Mac
mlllan company, to Issue a new edition, to
which sho has added nearly a quarter ns
ninny tuoro puges as were In the first
edition. So far aB refers to the text tho
author regards this edition as final. Sho
baa probably few readers who win not bo
nnxlous to see the new part b)io has added
to her book. She adds nn entertaining
preface, but persists throughout In with
holding her name. ll 1b n hook wonn
reading nnd tho present edition' will be
greatly admired.
, , , , . ,,,i .,,i
There Is much sound sense and wise
counsel In "Lotters to tho Farm Hoy, uy
Henry Wnllaco, which has been brought ,
out In a third edition by tho Macinlllan
company. They discuss tho boy's father
nnd mother, his chum, his temper, hisj
rending, his education und habits, and
many other, topics. All these chnptors aro
written In readable style, with ninny illus-
trallons from tho author's own experience.
nnd they cannot fall to bo of Interest and j
value to any young mnn in tno country
who wishes to Improve himself.
The recent death of Stephen Crane has
rented a notiular demand for a now edi
tion of his moBt populnr work. "Tho Hod'
lladgo of Courage," which has been nn- ,
swered by tho Appletons. The new edition !
does not present any mnrked changes from 1
the original edition. "Tho Hed lladgo of f
Courage," when It first nppcared five years1
ago, met with unusual pralBO for what waj .
i.isn.ti. NOTICI5.
192 nnd west 4 of 193. nil of said t it I ol be
ing In or near Florence. Nebr. All fit o
91 except lots 7 nnd Is; all of block 101 except
lots 1 and S. all of block 141 xcept lots
14 and 15; nil of block C8, said blocks all
".rKV. of 8. W. i section
North of 8. W. section 20-16-13, both
In Douglas county, Nebr., nlso mortgage
notes as follows:
Mortpnge note given by Tbomus nrennan
for 11,000. Security, lot 1. block 3, 1st ad
dition to South Omahf..
Mortgage note given by O. V . Plckaril
for J3.700, Security, N. Va of S. Y. . 3.
E. 'i, 25-15-12, Douglas county.
Mortgage note given by Thomas McOov
em for ,0"0. Security, lot 3. block 10,
Heed's 1st addition.
Mortgage notes given by W. M. Long as
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"Oulrda, of American Cold ftcglldinc
the Coronets of Europe." by Countess
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"Steele's New Dcscrlptlvo Astronomy."
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"Firesldn lint tics," a story by Joseph C.
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nA Frend of Cnesar: A Talc of tho
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, "Patriot or Pcbslmlst? In Uncle Sam's
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"Tho Klto Trust: A Itomancc of Wealth,"
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a Manual of Personal Hygiene," edited
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..A continental Cavalier," by Kimball
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"Social Slnnors," by Emllo A. Paller.
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"Tho Heart of Hettn," by Efllo Adelaldo
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"Tho Work of tho Holy Spirit," by
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"Way Down East: A Romanco of Now
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"Johnuthan's Now Hoy," by Pythias
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"Pino Knot: A Story of Kentucky Life,"
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"Ilrown of Lost River: A Story of the
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"Tho Web of Life," by Robert Hcrrick.
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"illack Rock: A Tulo of tho Solklrks," by
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"European Travel for Women: Notes and
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