Nebraska Newspapers

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I'll II XAMI ItEAI. ESTATE.
I'Oll iAl.I Itl'.AI. ESTATE.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SI X DAY, JAXFAHY ?0, 10(M.
IIISIMS CIIAM-HS.
"WANTED office managers In every ulty
Htul town; permanent Hint profitable busi
ness, exclusive territory; small capital re
uiilred. Huyers Byndlente, suite SI '61
Hluto st , filling", ill V-M9 JO
AM) joii looking for h locution? I have,
In u email town n-.ir Otnahii. u 15-1 (iopi
lintel, 3 cltv lute, furniture. saloon, iivry.
Stable, Imrsr-. C"W. bllgfcl'', etc., ,'or I hip
in, cany terms, beet paying Investment In
tlin state 'all or mid re Hroker, J0l
Karbach blk., Omaha, Neb. Y 543
A COM PAN V owning new factory, which
manufactures product that is In great
tU rmnd anil sells nl IiIk iirollt iiooH morn
working cupltnl to meet Increased trade ;
business Is .i monopoly nnd success In as
sured, position open to right man. For
particulars address O 13, Hoc.
V-M&93 20
BPACI3 for rent In mll'lncr store to h llrst
rlniw hairdresser. Address 133 South I2th
Ht., Uneolll, Net). Y C2S 20
'Oil UXCIIAXOn.
A FINI3 JV..00 linportcil mnglc lantern, ns
good us new, only mint n short time; suit
able for lectureH, churches or lodge enter
tnlnmcnts; u bargain. Address ! fa, t!(o
oIIIcp. .-173
THflHH clear vncant lntn ami cash to o:
chnngo for rental property; lV)-nero farm
clear for renin' property. 1. N. Ham
monil, 15th and Farnam St. 521 SO
DO YOtT WANT TO KXCHANOK YoTtH
PKOPHIITY In the east for l.os Angeles
n riiuiiiui ii v u iiurnifi proiierij, it iu
ilo list with us; no charge. unless i ealo
or trnilo In made; send full description
MKDICAI.
OONOVA Is a Frotih treatment for male
nntl female, for the positive cure of Gon
orrhoea, Gleet, t'nnntural Discharges, In
flammations, irritations and Ulcerations
of tlin mucous mcmbruncs. An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted tn cure worst cases In one. week;
$.1 pet- package or two for tit. Sent any
where on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co.. Elgin. 111. American Office, retail,
who:e5ale. Myors-Dillon Drun Co., Oinanu;
M. A. Dillon, South omnhu, Davis Drug
Co.. Council UlutTs. Full lino of rubber
goOils.
T.ADIK8 out of health find prompt relief.
Uox 13.', Omului, Neb. Contldentlal.
-TOT
LADIES! Chlchestcr'H Englt'H rennyroynl
I'llls are tho best; safp, reliable; take no
other. Send 4c stamps for particulars.
"Hcllcf for Ladles" In letter by roturn
mall. Ask your druggist. CnlchcBtor
Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
CANCEU cured at homo by Internal treat
mint; no knife, plaster or pain. Hook
ani testimonials mailed fr'". Cancer In
stj io, 121 V. lid St.. N. Y.
LAT. tKB, I positively guarantee. Golden
Senl, never falling fcmsilo reBiiliitor: will
relieve, most obstinate cafes of demy-id
periods In llvo hours; Fent secttro from
observation, $1.W. Dr. Annie Kowlcr, 2711
Olive St., St. Louis. Mo.
LADIES' Month' He,;ulator; ntilck relief;
no moro uuxlety; our Infallible remedy
will not disappoint you; It Is positive and
harmless In Its action; price, J2.M. The
Women's Specialty UrtlK Co., Suite GUI.
07 Clnrlc St.. Chlc.no. .
FEMADINE cures all female troublen; live
spccliiltleH. Mrs. J. Ii. Webster. Stalo
Agent, 17i:i N. 21th St. Mr at
I'ATl'J.NTS.
INVENTORS. GOT AN IDEA? We handle
patents, copyrights and trade marks; you
Klvo im the bnro Idea and we will do tho
rest; modern equipped machine shop nnd
foundry in connection; Otllcla! Gazette, on
tile; auldu book free. Mason, Pen wick &
Lawrence, patent lawyers, llufi Howard
nt.5 tel. 'Mi, Omaha. J. I'. Cronln, reiir.
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INV'ENTOUS, we ask no fee until the
patent Is procutcd; If wo fall, wo ct no
tie; advlco free, Sues ;t Co.. Patent Law
yers. IJeo Hide, Omuha, Neb. Lonii 1M-
tlinco telepboliri KJ3. IIS MarlS
SltriHTIIA.M) AMI TYI'UWKITXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
SOI
HOYLE.H' CollcEc, court reporter, principal.
IJqo UldR. -302
NEU. inislncss & Shorthand college. Iloyd's
Theater. 803
ailEOG Shorthand. Om, C. Col. 18 & Doug.
S0-I
WIIOI.KNAI.r. AMI III VI' A II, III H.DI.Mi.N
1311 LEAVICNWOUTll. V.'.WO feet floor
npaco, elettrlc elevator, platforms In front
itttrt rear, JMi per tronlh.
12uS Howard, (' stories and baaement, elec
tric elevator, bitlldlnir In tine shane.
llth and Douglas, tho Puller corner, 3
stories anil naeemont, lino location,
Seo It. C. Peters : Co., 1702 Parniim St.
CM 20
i.M i'ii.v roits ami nit i:i:ii:its.
INCt'tlATOlt and Ilrceder catalnguo free,
Wrlto Uurr Incubator Co,, Ouiahn, Nob.
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OSTKtlPATIIY.
JOHNSON Institute, D1A N. Y. L. Illdg. Tel.
1GC4; Alice Johnson D. O., ladles' dep.. (
Uld E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
-S01
M. E. DONOIIUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrksvillc, Mo.. tWI I'axtor. 1111:. Tel. 13S7,
so:
l'AAV.MIItOICr.ltS.
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable necommodnt.
tug; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
-811
lUtESSMAKIMi.
MI1S. JEPFUIE3 KEMP. 401 Paxlon Illk,
Tolephono 2120. M-5K4-.I27
HlllIlS AMI TA.VIUEHAI Y.
BTOCIi'S Illrd Store. 1C03 Leavenworth.
-707
TICKUT IIIIOKIIK.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil
bin, IMS Knrnnm. Telephone 7SI, SOS
HTAMMEIUMi AM) STl. TTHHIXO.
CUHED. Julia Vnushu, 430 llumiie Idg.
' -812
MrKEI, PliATIXn.
OMAHA PLATINO CO., lieu llldg. Tel. XX.
MGlS
i.al vnitv.
OAHA bteam Laundry; shlrt'i. 7c: collars,
.c; cures, m., iiuu ueavcnworiu. Tin. m.
-703
Kl'llMTt HE Hlll'AIHINti,
TEL. 1331. M S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
vis
WATCH IIEPAIlll.VC.
W. O. SANDERS, room 21, Darker Hloek
I3f.-ii.ii;
IIA.VCIMI SCItOOI,.
THE winter term at Morand's Dnncln?
school begins this week. Adulis, Tuesday
ii i hi eriuny, n j, in.; i. lessons, gvniiemen.
JS; ladles, ii. Private lessons day nnd
evening. M 222 Ell
CARPENTERS AM) .UHUIERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work-nnd repairing
promptly attended (. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
anu i.nKo sis. 3,0
Ktiti sai,i:-ih: I, EST VTK,
RANCH and cattle for ualu. Write C
'"('"".), ncu,, euro 1 1111. Hcnnoi.
RE M33 :u
THE 111, IIS nnd 120 Red River valley farms
..v '"" ""iiug near vTi'OKsmn, .miii
Will lit. U'lirfll ttvlf.., lllA ,,l,t.' I..
years; meanwhile they will imv u unnil
Interest on three times my price. They
iiw nin-j ittriiia iiitvuiK IHir IIUIKIlni
flowing wells of the purest water a
close to stations and creameries. C.
Harris, lui S. 15th st., Omaha.
. ..,..,., .. . .. .IV 621 20
ri,vr, '..r "T rein, lUsliltiKtoii 1
Hilt
wmi price aim wnai you want.
N. 1. Nelson & Co., 123 V. 3d St., IoM An
geles. Cnl. Reference, Fidelity Trust Co.,
IC. C Mo.
A. T. CONNETT, OMAHA, NF.lt.
55-5KI 10
nun. j, 11, niicrwoiHi. ma y,i i,ire,
RE-yM5S2 2
FAItMS!
rAUMa:
20 Hire mnr South Omaha, nil fenced aril
tiltlvntpil; no buildings; gently rolling.
Only 11.40).
.Tift acres, nil tinder cultivation nnd Bool
Improvements; near South Omuha. Only
$11 per acre.
Choice 320 ncre, nonr South Omaha, nil
under cultivation and good Improvements.
J&) per aero.
Excellent suburban So acres, only 3'i miles
wort of city. 170 per Here.
Reveral fruit and garden farms near
Omaha, from 2 to 10, 20 or more acres
each. $1.0u0 to tf.OOO each; good Improve
ments. 203-acro farm In the heart of the be.it agri
cultural district of Nebraska nnd oti
vcnlont to tho best markets we3t of Chi
cago; 115 ncrcs under cultivation; 20 icres
good hay land, 40-ncni pasture, 200 to Si
bearing npples, cherry and plum tro's; 3)
acres ling and feed lots; good 9-rnoin
house, smoko house, wood linUH?, hut
house, corne.rlb, granary, barn, blr.der
H'ed, tool shed, good windmill, with p'pe
Inld to tho pasture In every restct a
llrst-clnss farm and a snap nt 10 per
acre.
BTAKT A HOME.
Now Is your time to mnke n home. Iluv
your lot nrst ror iiw, j: uown anu u t?r
month; near car lino and lay nlcoly. They
uro dlrl cheap.
Can also give you choice lots In other
eholco Incnltlcs near car lines for $300 nnd
50 each $10 down nnd 110 per month.
ALSO I1EAPTITL LOTS IN THE HP-
PEFt TEN DISTRICTS OK THE CITY,
KKOM 50O UPWAItO.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
On Mth St.. near Prntt st., a go.i 1 C-ro'tm
iiiiime, uu viiit;r in minion, Ki'(,'i oiiuih
uikI (emented cellur; rents for JU.W per
month. IWO.OO.
A good t!-rnom house, closets, pnntrv, gas,
nice snauu trees, lot fifxiij. just soutn oi
llancroft st near 17th at. Jl.500.00.
On
Kr.mklln st.. C-ronm house, S yj'ir old,
ii
line condition, nil modern, nleo lawn,
.n.1n .....1 t, rn.in M'l'.. I-
si
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lin.l,- tlllll lllliL 'HIT, llfl UV.MVt I JllO in .
ovcly home for 12,000.00.
Here Is n good Investment: 3 tJ-reom houses
in potitn omnna. watfr, sewer nnd gn in
street; rents for iin.OO per month each;
lot 100.M50. Only I2.I50.00.
On Chicago st.. n nice home. 1; rooms, in"d-
ern excent rurnnce, good cellar, hum mrn,
lawn and young trees; lot 33xlG0. J2.W.0)
K.iclng Hanscom park, near to car line, a
gron i-ronin nousc, until, etc.; ciisy pay
ments. 13,21)0.00.
ALSO HOUSES AND LOTS. THE KINSST
t)K TDK KIM';, IN Til K HON TON
RESIDENCE PORTIONS OK THE CITY :
slrletly modern: nnd n number of now
ones from J2,5i'O.00 upward.
5 PER CENT MONEY to loan on gllt-o-'g
teiu punte security. Also write kihi;
INSURANCE.
GEORGE P. UEMIS,
1 i';sinuii8ueii in imivi
Tele phono CW5.
Pnxtou lllock.
RE-B03 21
ONE acre 2 blocks from Walnut Hill car
line, ir minutes ride down town, on grade,
only lOOo.OO. Easy -terms.
Klve ncres adjoining Shrlvcr Place, ono mile
west of Hnnseom Park, IS73.0J.
THE liYRON REED CO., 212 8. 14TH ST.
Itli 50U-20
GENUINE HAROAINS.
10-room modern home. 26th & Douglas. JC.C00
8-room moncrn pressed nricit, new, strictly
moi ern. o:ik 1 nisn. mnniie. un-io-iiaui 111
every respect, f-hude trees, lawn. etc.. JI.50J
8 rooms, new, aim ave,. near Kiirnatn, all
modern, oak finish, enst front. 11.250.
S Roomn, modern, east of Hanscom, 13,500.
iu-room res., moucrn, aiijoining Kountzo
Park. 13.000.
R-room modern res., enst of Hanscom, 12.900
i rooms, inoa. ex. lurnace, wen located,
corner. J2.300.
7-room cottage, new, lawn, shade, 11,900.
I rooms, new. mod., ex. furnnco. Sl.ftX).
G rooms, water, gns, near 24th & Ames, $1,273
0 ronmB near mil ft .mciioius, paving paid,
$I,IW.
rooms nenr 21th & Ames, water, full lot,
1975. ,
G-room cottnge near 21th & Ames. $350.
bnvorai sn end d uaricalns in olio eo res
uenco lots, t'orlinps l nave what you
wain, jrucsi nweei, tcj r. v, i.ire.
RE-SllO
KOR SALE, my S-room residence, nil mod
ern, soutn iront, lot ouxit.', closo to 2 ear
lines inn scnooi. place 111 lino repair, and
worm .t)W 10 w.uuu. Leaving city. Any
reasonable offer accepted. C. II, lice.
RE 511 20
. KOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
S. W. Cor. 26th and lilondo, llvo rooms, lot
1130 So. 30th ave., Beven-room cottnge,
modern: laruo barn.
X. E. Cor. 24th & Douglas, double houses
nine rooms encli, modern except furnucoj
int ivwir
109 Ohio St.. full lot, nice four-room cot
ttieo. SS50.C0
3311 Kowler Ave,, full lot, seven roams, well,
cistern und barn, $700.
2113 Grant St., eight roms, bath, city water,
onrii, ji.ow.
Eight houses on No, 19th St., from blx to
nlno rooms, nt a iiurgain
Three houses on Spauldlng St., seven rooms
eacii.
B. W. Cor. of 21st and Mandereon St.. now
eight-room houso nnd good burn, city
water, lot 57x121.. $1,800.
Three good houses on No. 18th St., modern
except furnace, bringing in 11 rputnl of
$.'tl.no per mouth, You can buy this so It
win ,iunKo you io por cent net. Kail is
lirondweii, oui New York Lire lildg.
Phone 500. RE-510 20
SEVEN ncres In city, duo pardon lnnd, ono
uiock irom pnveu street.
Ten ncres southwest of city. $7iX.
I'lvo acres soutn or Houtii unmna, $!&o.
Kiftv-tlvo acres with small bouse, ml
iolnlng city limits, ulentv of smnll fruit.
$75 per acre. Hall & Broadwell. 501 Now
Torn Lite, -itoiio wo. rk uio-20
200-ACRE fnrm, 7 miles from Omaha. 1m
iirovenieoif9 uuoti oeiiuiiiiii utnii. ii'. miio
R, R. Btutlnn, i-mllo scliuol; price, 5)
nn ucre.
80-ncro farm, Improved, with nrclmrd, 6
iiiitvin .i,,( vit.i.i,,. 4H ,11, ui'li.,
610-ncro stock fnrm 0 miles from Stapleton,
.Aionona in,, iowa, Jin acres in cuiiiva
tlon. small house, well fenced: nrlio
tlB.W an nero. If nflor n farm tell mo nil
nunui ii. in -cison, u'i no. nun.
RE-I9I 20
SHISIER ? CHARE BARGAINS.
C-r- modern cottago near Hnnseom Park,
$2,000. .
5-r. cottnge. 15 lot, 23rd near Leavenworth,
street. $1,400.
S-r. housn full lot, 20th street north of Vin
ton. $1,200.
B-r. cottnge. '4 lot, 19th street, near Seward
street, $1,700.
S-r. modern house, full oast front lot on
list near nun street, mommy payments,
$500.
5-r. cottage, full corner Int. near High
school. $l,S0O.
Wo nro notified by owners to close out
the following properties:
10-r. strictly modern house, Just north of
lAKMS!
nnnscom pane,
10-r. brick house, modern. OS feet front.
West Knrnnm district, $7.00o.
C-r. cottnge. paying 7 per cent on $1,000, 27th
and Hurdettn street. $700. ,
S-r. holme, 39th nnd Grand Avo. city water.
cistern, inurblo mantle, barn, etc., $S00.
SHSCELLANEOl S.
Lot nenr llth und Juckson streets, JIM.
880-acro ranrh. mocked with cows, $.'i,500.
Two vncant lots, clciir, to oxchauve for
home, will pay difference.
JG.tOO stock shoes nnd dry goods for Iowit
laud.
Klre In', Houses for rent.
Shinier & Chase, 014 Bee Bldg. Tel., 1412.
RE-I9S 20
210 OR 320 ACRES rich black land, 12nlies
from Omuha; line Improvements, all kinds
of fruits In ubiindiince: wells, streams, 50
ncres large timber, will make 3,000 cords
wood or saw lumber, worth $2.00 per cord
net: too rallons prune wlno on hnnd; rail
road station. posioffiVr. church and school
fnellltles right by. A great bargain. Only
$15 per acre. Easv toruni. Richard C. Pat
terson, Sole Ant. 810 New York Life.
RE- 497 20
A BARGAIN In three lots on S. 24th St,
two blocks south Leavenworth St.. 5flx
135 feet onch. Your eholco for $700,oo.
Theso lots ure sure to double in value as
soon as the viaduct Is completed.
THE BYRON REED CO., 212 8. 14TH ST.
RE-COO-20
A BEAUTIFUL lot In north part of cltv
nn Stunderson St.. 3 blocks west of 24lii
st. motor; must be sold this week; $250
takes it, 3 lots on next street sold this
week for $500 onch. Half cash, bnlnucu
$10 a month. Stringer, 631 Paxton Block.
RE-SH60 j
R. C. PETERS A CO.,
1702 Knrnnm 81.,
lice lildg.
DWELLING HOUSES.
No. 1501 1012 South 28th, 9-room house, new
lasi iau, overytning nrst-oiass. l'ricc,
$4,400.
No. 9S8 2111 Krnnklln st.. fi rooms, new,
until, wun porcelain tun, gas; every
thing new; paved street; nil paid for.
Price, $2,200.
No. 11811210 South 27th st., 7-room house,
101 ooxion. owner will sen 111s equity very
cheap for cueh.
VACA NT PROPERTY.
No. 2lfi 10-foot lot near 26th nnd Patrick
avcntie. Only 1350-SNAP.
No. 70744 feet, south front on Harney, be
tween 9th nntl 10th streets, with double
track In rear
No. 192 Cheap lot on Dod.io and 33th. Only
?i,.wo a uargain. 1
KARMS KOR SALE.
No. SIO 10) ncrcs In Krnnklln county. 2V4
mues irom town, ntiout 100 acres 111 culti
vation; small house. Price, $1,200.
No. 9 160 acres In Saunders county, 70 ncres
cultivated. Price, only $20,
No. 1024 Kino cattle ranch of 2120 acres In
unwes county, Nebraska, ) ncres tinder
cultivation, bnlnncc In pnsturo and grass
land; good house, barn, cow stable, water
works. 2 windmills, stock scales, correls,
etc.: also ino head of Shorthorn mid Here
ford cattle. All for $6,000. lllg snap for
someone to get a ranch.
No, 11.11210 ncres In Snrpy county, good
uuiiiiings, good orennru, all uottom land,
$15 ;ier acre.
Wo do n general real estato and loan busi
ness, including rental or property; niso
tiro lusuranco nt lowest rates.
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Telephone SOS.
1702 Kornnm St.
RE-570 20
D. V. BHOLES COMPANY.
D. V. Sholes, Pres. L. C. Sliole, Sec.
31(1 N. Y. Lite.
Wo want nn offer on these three properties;
2102103 Miami. 7 rooms, slate roof: huo
cannot no mint for near 1110 price wo psk,
$1,600. Make nn offer
2132711 N. 26th, 7 rooms, very good .'Imps;
iook nt It and mnke us nil oner, w o asu
$1,000, but this need not scire you. Owner
snjs get an offer, nnd this Is why wo ad
vertise It this way.
C4-2013 and 2015 Pierce St., 00x103, 2 hn-ises,
both rented and nlways will rent. We nsk
$1,500, but we will consider lew. It Ii up
to you.
strictly noon mrvs.
1213122 Cnss st., 42xl6), 5 rooms, good re
pair. Jibuti.
I2J-20.1I N. 19th, 50x112, 5 rooms, modern,
Imrn. M. 100.
C21 131S S. 29th st., 7 rooms, modern; tnfcc
part land, $4,500.
611-1519 S. 29th st. fine corner, 8 rooms,
strictly up-io-oaip, new. sj.onu.
VACANT.
31!-50xl35, 32d live., near Davonport; bsbt
linn iinest lot ror price in umniu, icr
n.vi.v ii.ono.
210 -50x132 Sherman nvo., across from
fcaunders- Home, h.nat. $i..ii.
63 Two very CHOICE lots, about 3 feet
iinove grniie, ain nnd ueeatur, eacn wix
13.1 feet: ask J.100. Make cash effer. SNAP.
Cl-Threo CHOICEST lots fnclng east, on
Country club, r.enr car line, wliero von
enn watch tho golfers' club. ONLY $150
for all.
TOADES.
Finest east front lot Hnnseom Place, with
rfmh. for fnrm ne.ir Omnllil.
Three-story brick block, 5 stores md 10
until, nn wear, cnpaiiic oi renting mr w,'
per year, for good land. Don't find tl la
every dny.
D. V. 8HOLES COMPANY.
RE-.-i72 20
HAROAINS for HOMESEEKERS. He suro
nnd examine the following properties,
which for PRICE nnd TERMS of PAY
MENT will eiiual anything ever offered
In tho city;
1287 In South Omaha near S2d and J Sts.,
n well-built ten-room house, city water,
furnace, bath. etc.. Just the place for. n
HOARDINO HOUSE. Cost $3,000. We
nro authorized to orfer this lino property
for $2,000. ON EASY TERMS.
21 In west' nart of tho cltv. 2 blocks from
car line, corner lot. C-room nil modem
house, for $2,230. $250 cash, balance $2U tier
month. THIS 18 A GOOD OPPOR
TUNITY. 1G13 On 27th Ave., nenr Cuming, house has
8 rooms, all modem und In good repair.
This property Is CHEAP at $2,300.; $3M
cash, balance monthly payments,
31 In south part of the city, convenient to
South Omaha, n good li-room nil modern
cottage. Tho house Is In good repair und
tn u good neighborhood. Price $2,6tio; $6Uii
cash, BALANCE CAN BE ARRANGED.
On 33d nnd Prntt Bts., n good 3-room house.
The lot Is 50x128, price $700; $100 cash, $10
per month.
On 31th nnd Grant Sts., 0-room house, 2
full lots, property In fair repair, good
neighborhood, Price, $S0O; $30 cash," bal
ance $10 per month.
PAYNE-KNOX COS! PAN Y.
Main Floor, New York Lire Bldg.
RE 1S0-20
8AYS to sell for $1,200.00. Non-resident
owner has 33x132 ft. on Chicago nt be
tween 13th nnd llth, two blocks from
Illinois Central freight depot, permanent
sldowalks.
BYRON R. HASTINGS, 21 S. 1ITIJ ST.,
Omaha, Neb.
RE-500-20
A BEAUTIFUL east front lot. V)xli, onS.
35th avenue, 2 blocks south of Leaven
worth st. car and only I blocks from
Hansrnm park. Will take $300 If sold this
week, It Is worth $1,000. Stringer, Oil
fay ion iiiock. nn AIIGO
LIST your property for rent and sn'e with
w. ll. uusseii, 420 uanigo UKlg.
RE 176
PARTIES buying iotH"7nHemis"l(7rk Re
servo llnd: First Thnt the lots fronting
west and south are on grudo with the
streets. Second That the lots are selling
nt about 40 per cent less than other prop
erty of like valuation. Third Parties
paying cash for lots can moke 'onus
Hulllclent to build houses. Fourth These
lots are within three blocks of Cuming
titrcpt car and when the Harney car Is
extended to Prospect Hill this oprlng
they will be within ono block of that line
iilsn. !ot us show this property.
A. P. TUKEY. BOARD OF TRADE.
v UK 560 20
2419. 21 AND 23 HInney St.. three 6-roomfh
tiuiiiil houses, newly papered und paltltoit.
city water and sewer, finished In oak nnd
pine. $l,Oiio.tx); will pay 12 per cent on in
vestment. n ii.l
Two houses on 60 font lot. mile from post
otlleo. will rent for $20.(ni a month with n
few repairs. Price, $t,300.CO.
THE BYRON REED CO.. 212 S. 14TH ST.
RE-500-20
107 ACRES 11 miles N. W., (jood Improve
ments, price $53 per acre.
215 acres ilnr lovel upland, none hotter any
where, price $51 per acre.
122 acres, Big Pappto bottom. $7,800.
409) feet nenr 2oth and Harney streets,
very i-htnp ut $1,200.
60x11') feet near 20th nnd St. .Mary's ave.,
SNAP at $2,X.
Six-room house, W-foot east front lot, 11
blocks west of court house, $2,500.
8. E. cm nor ',-Sth .mil Furnnm. two-story
brick building, rental $7 yearly. $7.0on.
Brick buildings close In. rental $l,35o per
year; HAHGAIN at lll.tiOO.
JOHN N. KHENZER. OPP. OLD V. O.
R E 51)0 20
GEORGE AND COSIPANY,
160! Knrnam St.
$1,100.00 for S-room modern house, fuil lot,
near 2li't and California sts.
I'.toMO for 4321 Krnnklln st., s rooms, mod-
ern except hent. In good repnlr :nlno barn.
$l.nv.(i for 1043 8. 13th st., 6-ropni cottage,
city water, lot 40140 ft.
$1,100.00 for half lot, east front, on ISth .,
near Slnson, with C-room c ittage.
$1.05.1.00 for 1113 N, 2oth ht., lot aixlM ft, 4
room cottage; all paving tu paid.
VACANT LOTS. .
IJ.lMUrt for one of tho best building lots on
35th st.. nenr Karirim, oast front.
$1,100.00 for lino enst front lot on llth it.,
neir Dnrcns, 66x1.1 ft
FARS! LAND,
321! ncrcs near Gretna, well Improved, has
bcon used as stock farm, $17,50 per acre.
160 ncres near Bennington; one of the b"st
bargains In UouuUs county. UJS-6fi ij
GARVIN BROS., 1613 FAUNAS! ST.
IMPROVED SOUTH OStAHA BUSINESS
PROPERTY.
ISO ft, frontage on 241 1 It St., grns rpnts I4"j
per cent; price $l,K'i. A bargain an an
investment.
OMAHA PROPERTIES.
23W Oak St.. 4-rnotn hoiso, 50-ft. lot, $7,7).
209 8. .luth, 12-room house, lot 46x115, $1,200.
2.5th and Ersklnc, 7-room house, lot 40x120,
$1,200.
3S1S N. 27th, S-room house, city water. f1,X"0.
2113 N. ISth, 8-room house, city water. $I,7W.
2211 Locust st., 7-room house, partially
modern, $2,on).
20th and Parker sts., 7-room modern hovis'j,
barn. $2,y.
SJtli ave. and Knrnnm, 7-room modern
house, onk llnlsh, $3.5no.
Knrnam nnd 41st St., 7 rooms, modern, barn,
$1,500.
WANT OKKER.
2307 So. 20th st., 4-room house und summer
kitchen, lot lixlll. Offer wanted.
VACANT LOTS.
39th and Dodge, cast front, choice. Wpnt
offer.
100-ft. frontage, facing Hnnseom park, $1,200.
.it and Dodge, corner. $2,luo.
35th and Harney, $1,300.
18th und Spruce, corner 101x140 ft., $2,300.
Sith und Knrnnm. $I.1(W.
20th and Miami, JtVA
42d nnd Knrnam, $5.V).
20th nnd Ontario, $100.
28th and Ohio, $100. '
Templeton nt., nenr Soth, $325.
25th nnd Sprngue sts., $).
Choice vacant lots for sole In nil parts of
tho city at low prices. Call at olllce for
particulars.
GARVIN BU08., 1613 FAUNAS!.
UE-56S 20
WYSIAN-8HU1 VEH CO.. N.Y. LIKE BDG,
12- room modern house nnd large modern
barn, 6.foot lot, west front on Park ave.,
nonr Mason st, $12,500.
S-room modern house and bam, Kouutzo
Place! must bo sold. $1,000.
Kull lot, west front on 20th, nenr Comer:
line location for small home; pa veil St., all
paid up. $350.
Large 6-rootn house, chicken houses, etc.,
4th, nenr Dorcas st. $700.
7-reom house on 31th, nenr Davenport.
barn, nnwly painted, full lot. $l.f).
3-room house und barn, nice rlmpu, North
Omaha. $.100.
Double two-story and basement dwelling on
ISth, near Jones. $6,500.
"room dwelling and barn, two full curner
lots, 36th nnd Decatur; submit otter; must
bo sold.
Double two-story dwelling, 41-foot lot, 31th
mid Cnpltal nvc. $.1,500.
Wo hnve some of the llncst reldencei In
tho city for sale, and a number of tmtll
homes that wo can sell on small payment
down; balance moutnly. Call and jj-j up.
RE-C12 2)
A FEW desirable farms In Snrpy, Douglas
and Washington counties to bo sold nt a
bargain by Hnll Urnadwcll, C01 New
York Life Bldg. 'Phone 500.
RE-SI509-22
SEE HENRY II. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-79J
DESIRABLE cast front Int, residence or
business, 3d block so. depot on 10th. 1111
Vinton. RE SIS63 Vi
RANCH AND FAR SI lands for sale bv tho
Union Pnclllo Railroad company. R. A,
McAUaster land commissioner, Union
Paclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-S15
60 ACRES, forty minutes drive from P. O.,
good roads and good neighborhood, $65.00
per ncro.
THE liYRON REED CO., 212 S. 14TH ST.
RE-500-20
PROPERTY bought and Bold; money
jr,lticd; rints collected. L. L. Johnson
Co., 311 So. 15th St. RE-102
HOUSES, lots, fnrms, lands, loans; also lire
Insurance. Bctnls, Paxton blk, RE SI I
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Knrnnm St.
RE-793
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha; C2H-foot
east front In Nelson s ndditlnn. SI. J.
Kuinard & Son, 310 Urown block.
RE-MS93
SCRIP 16,000 acres; C. B. Burrows, owner,
Norfolk, Neb. RE-M422 30
A Itenl IIiii-kiiIii In n I'aciii.
60 ACRES of choice land only C mllcf west
of Omnha P. O., near paved ro-i.1, for
only $75 per acre. This Is Just what you
hove been looking for so long. For par
ticulars call on or address
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main floor N. Y. Life Uld.
R E-M 136 2)
LIST your property with Ball & Broadwell,
501 New York Life lildg., 'Phono &m.
RE-SI5CS-22
SEVEN-room house, city water, sewer,
closet, near street enr, $1,300.00.
Six-room house, city water, bath, clsicru,
barn, full 50-foot lot. $1,000.00.
A well located piece of truckage property,
142x305 feet, $10,C(XJ,000.
I. N. Hammond, 15th and Fiirnsm S'o.
RK-323 20"
FRASIE block on 8. 16th St., two stories
nun pais auove. on car lino nnd paved
tnrri'i, nuirtgam'o win iuae f....io.
THE BYRON REED CO., 212 8. 14TH ST.
RE-500-20
W. II. GATES,
018 N. Y. Life. ' Phono 1"fil
50x121, No, front on Howard, between 35th
HUH -'J in hii, $i,uuo.
TOxlOl on Hainey nenr Kith st., Ji.jon.
50x135 on 85th nve., bet. Furnnm nnd Dodge.
Want nn offer.
19x1:15 on Dodge nenr 31th St., south front,
$2,100.
70x165 cor. 38th and Dewey nvo.. Jl.'.oo.
N. W. cor. 33th und Furnnm, 93x132. Want
an offer.
Sl.i24, S. ' E. front In Kountze Place on
Wirt St., for $1,750.
50x127, so front on .Ohio st,. Jest cast of
uiiin si., car line, sewer anu water, $.150.
45x119. on Ohio near 20th, sewer and water
$600. RE-509 20
FOR SALE. 2101-2103 Douglas st , $ll.50o;
rontlmr nt present $105 per month; begin
ning March 1 will bo $l?o per moiuh: thli
In a bnrnalu. W. H. Thomas 503 First
National bank bldg. HE OH 20
210-ACRE stock farm In Polk CoTfor sale
or trade. SIcKonzle, 1212 24th St.. lies
Stolnes, Iowa. HE 602 20
FOR SALE, line 80-acro tract adjoining
city limits of Lincoln; bonrlne orchard,
nice shade tree und fair buildings, well,
windmill, etc.: best unbind soli. Cosh or
onsv terms. L. L. E. Stewart, Owner,
r. S. National Bank Bldg. RE-5S8 20
i DON'T PAY RENT-Kor 83 monthly pnv-
liii'inn ,,i f" i-iii-ii, wiiiiiiui- interest, I will
sell nearly now 5-room house nud lot 33x
110 In north part of cltv: good title war
ranty deed: no other payments, no Inter
est, no tiixeq or Insurance. W. L. Hplby.
Board. Trade Bldg. RE 3S6 20
PORTO Poptxlax Tours
H.XCO Fob, 2 nnd 10. .March 2. IIIih
Mated pro?inin: 24 dny. nil expenses ?10S,
Raymond i WtiMcomb, 103 Adams St.. Chicago
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
Of the Sitting of the city Council as a
Board nf I..(unllzatlun of Assessments for
General City Taxes for tho Yenr 1901.
All perhous Interested are hereby notified
that tb-- city council of tho city of Omnha
will sit nr. u board of equalization nf ns
nesHments for general t'lxes for the vnnr
1901. as provided by section 141 of the
Charter of .Metropolitan Cities, on Tuesday,
tho 22d day of January, 1901, between the
hours of 10 o'clock n. in. and 5 o'clock n. nv.
In the enure!! chamber. In the city hall,
for tho purpose of henring und determining
nil complaint of erroneous or unjust ns
soisinents for f.ald year, and said hearlnx
111 tin rliilltltltlfxl hul ttlnnil t ll n i
u mi, iiik. iiiAiiiiiii property
within tho eltj are requested to examine
their assessment:! sn ihnt If nny error
nxlhts or any ln.lur.tlce bus heep iono In
the nst-essment of iiropertv correction mav
b made by said Hoard of 12limIlzntlon ft
being the Intent of the law thnt no correc
tion shall bo mndo nfter the Hoard of
Kfiuiillzntion adjourns, except for rcnotis
hot forth In the statutes.
The assessment lionke nro now rendy for
examination In the tax commissioner's of
fice. All complaints must be In writing
nnd Hied with the city clerk for tho con
sideration und action of 'said board wh;n
convened.
Omaha. Nebraska. Jaiiuarv 15. iroi.
W. H. ni.IlOl'RN.
J.15-7-t-n.i9 Pity Clerk.
I'nn-llnli nf ICntisnn,
Assemblyman H. IV Mnlntr. of Kansas
Is a person of most enviable versatility, ,is
will be seen by tho following Information
printed nn his letterheads: "Member of
KunrnN Medical society, Central Hr.'inch
Medical society and Southern Missouri
Medical society! membnr nf t'nlted Btates
pension hoard) prcaldent Hoard of Kduca
tlon. owner of Happy Homo farm, owner
of Admiral Dewey, No, ll.W), herd hog:
breeder China swine, bronze turkeys unci
lUymouth Rock chlckena."
from day to day for a period of at least P.va
days, Including the date of said first sitting.
Ante Room Echoes, jj'
The meeting of the Sons and Daughters nf
Protection nt Lincoln Inst week took steps
to maintain the supreme orgiinliatlon do
spite the action of tho former officers In
merging tho society with tho Hankers
union. Tho otTUiul minutes nf tho meeting
would till n column. Summarized they re
cord that about forty lodges of the order
were represented and that the following su
preme officers were elected: Alexander
Graham, supremo past president; Dr. J. J.
Pickett, supremo president; W. S. Cleaver,
supremo vice p'resldotit; A. W, Iluckclt, su
premo treasurer; Dr. F. () Hurdlck, su
premo' physician; F. J. Kcllcy, supreme
counsellor; Rev. O. A. Slonroe, supreme
lecturer; B. J. Harr, supreme marshal; Ed-
wnrd Hcaley, supreme chaplain; Sirs. V. P.
Kndletnnn, supremo Inner guard; E, I'.
Ilotts, supremo outer guard. Tho executlvo
cotntnltteo was Instructed to Institute legal
proceedings to secure possession of the
property formerly In the hands of the su
premo officers and by them transferred to
the Bankers' Union,
Tho Slodcrn Woodmen of America of
Douglas county have chosen delegates to
tho state camp meeting, to bo hold at Kear
ney the second Wednesday In February, as
follows: J. W. Harnett. C. II. T. Rlepen
nnd O. T. Zimmerman, Omnha camp 120; N.
C. Pratt nnd Parke H. Cook, Beech camp
1454; Barney Harris and II. Colin, II. & M.
camp 2722; Thomas SI. Standard, Staple
camp !4o; T. P. Thornton, .Magnolia cntnp
1833; F. W, Boukal, Nebraska enmp 4771;
David Prlcsman, Hebrew cntnp 4941; N, F,
Harris, Hickory camp C12S; A. H. Slurdock.
camp 1095, and J. J. Lire en, cntnp 4085, South
Omnhn; J. W. Shoemaker, camp !6tS, Elk
City; E. E. Hoffman, camp 3931, Benson,
The benefit tendered the promotion com
mittee of tho Slodern Woodmen by tho Or
phcutn theater manngetnent ndded consid
erable cash to the benefit fund of the united
camps of the city, but the exact amount Is
not made public nt this time.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
Building association has Issued n call for
the first assessment on capital stock. The
calf will bring In nbotit $2,500. This In the
first stop In the process of securing posses
sion of tho hall now owned by the Odd Fel
lows of tho city.
Candidates for state head nlivstrlnn nf tlin
Slodcrn Woodmen nf Anierlrn nro rennrlort
as follows: Dr. Slnson, Otnnha; Dr. Cook,
Plnttsmouth; Dr. Patterson, Nebraska City;
Dr. Tapgcrt, Oretna; Dr. Iilnlr, Wayne; Dr.
Bay, Fairfield.
Seymour camp, Woodmen of the World,
held nn Interesting meeting Wednesdny
night nnd adopted n plan for Increasing Its
membership. The matter of the prize won
by the drill team last July was discussed
and tho Log Rolling association camo In
ror a roast, It being the opinion of u
spceln! committee thut the prize would
never be secured.
John T. Yftten irrnvp. Wnnrlmnn flrln
held a meeting Thursdny evening, at which
twenty-ono members of a lodge of tho
Sons nnd Daughters ot Protection were
initiated In a body.
Several new officers were elected by
Omaha lodge. FratcrnnI Union of Amerlcn,
Wednesday evening nnd Nebraska lodge
filled vacancies In its olllclal staff Thursday.
Sirs. Slaudo Butler, J. W. Kurtz and
Louis Shonlaw constitute the entertainment
committee of Omnha lodgo No. 76, Star of
Jupiter. A mask ball will be given ut
Labor Templo Friday evening.
Members of the Stasonlc fraternity of
Omnha, South Omnha nnd Council Bluffs,
with their wives nnd friends, are Invited
to nttend n dancing party to bo given by
Vesta chapter, Order of the Eastern Stnr. at
Stasonlc hall. Sixteenth and Cnpltol nvonue.
on Tuesday evening. Jnnunry 22, ut 8
o clock.
The Amateur Dramatic company of Hoi
lister hlvo No. 21. Ladles of tho SInccnboes,
will give an entertnlnment nnd dance nt
Woodmen hn'.l, Sixteenth und Capitol nve-
line, on Tuesday evening, January 29.
Nebraska lodgo No. 1, Ancient, Free nnd
Accepted Masons, will eclebrnte Its forty
sixth anniversary on Tuesday evening,
February 12, by tendering n reception to
John A. Nye, now residing at Dendwood,
8. D., tho oldest living past mnster of tho
lodgo. nnd II. T. Clarke, the first person
initiated into tho order In this state.
Shook's orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion, which promises to bo the ovent
nf tho season. Owing to tlm large mem
bership tho invitations will bo confined to
members of tho lodge.
At Nebraska lodgo No. 1, Knights of
Pythias, last Slonday night the new ofllcers
assumed their stations, iih follows: Ed
ward Walsh, C. C; Thomas McGovern, V.
C; Arthur Heath, P.; C. W. Joy, SI. W.;
John W. Fyfe, K. R. S.; Will C. Slatthcws,
SI. F.; H. S. Slann. SI. E.; A. S. Kelly,
I. G.; C. W. Hrltt. O. C; John W. Cady, T.
During tho evening the rank of esquire was
conferred on n page. The rank of knight
will be conferred next Slonday evening.
Last Thursday night Gate City tent No.
60, Knights of tho Slaecabccs, Initiated tho
following officers for the ensuing' term:
James R. Vesey, C; Dr. Robert Olsh, L. C;
George A. Ostrom, R. K.j F. J. Ogee, SI. A.;
Ray Loud, ilrst SI. G. ; Lnwrencu Sorensen,
second SI. G.; If. Wormleks, S.; W. F. SIc
Klnney, P. Tho lnltlntory services were
conducted by Stalo Commander F. SI. Hop
kins, After Installation refreshments wero
served, followed by a dance.
Clan Gordon. Order of Scottish Clans, has
arrnnged Its program for tho Hums cele
bration. Beginning with an overturn, "A
Few Scottish Kilts," by tho band, nnd fol
lowing an address by Chief W. R. Adams,
tho artists, In tho order of their appearance,
are Sirs. N. A. Campbell, John Wilson
Stovensoir, Sirs. Henry G. Harto, SIlss Lena
Ellsworth. Jules Lumbard, AIox SIcLarty,
Sirs. S. D. Lecse. Innes brothers, Joo dray!
A. Jnmleson nnd SIlss .Mary ,J. Wallace,
with Miss Bowlo accompanist. Addresses
will bo delivered by Rev. E. II. Jonks and
Thomas Kllpatrlclc. Hie former speaking on
"Tho .Memory of nurns," nnd tho latter on
"Traits nf Scottish nnd American Charac
ter." ot r oi 'run oitniNAitv.
'I he Dead sea. for thousands of yearn a
forsaken solitude In the midst of the desert
and whose wnves have been for centuries
undisturbed, is now to bo crossed by n line
nf motor boats, A shorter route will thus bo
found between Jerusalem and Iferak. the
ancient capital of Moab.
In Philadelphia n charitable society that
hns been In eperntlon elghty-threo Wrs has
given awny every day for fourteen weeks
during each cold season seventy. flvo znl
Ions of soup nnd .101 loaves of brend The
superintendent has been ronnected with the
work sixty-four yenrs.
London s famous fog, which causes so
many young men In this country to turn tin
their trousers, seems to be expensive as
well ns unpleasant; It Is estimated that on
n day when It Is very heavy. It costs the
city between X2TAom and ISfio.nno extra
the matter of lighting ami the embargo on
railway trutiic nnd other expenses rnakcn
a lingo bill,
I'ltlsburg hna Just bought n horselosn (ire
engine weighing li.wm pounds at u cost of
JJ.lVrt, It Is ten feet high, sixteen feet six
Inches long itm! seven fret three Iiu-km
wide, with n throwing capacity nf j.ssn g.
Ioiih per minute. Tho largest engine now In
use In I'ltlsburrf hat n capacity of only l.liin
gallons n minute, A test of u similar en
gine threw through (1 fly feet of lending
hose three and oun-half Innhes In dlumeter
horizontal streams us followsi One' und
MEN CU
Our Vacuum Organ Oovolopor cum where
tvurrtblng else fail nnd hope Isded. Itre
More small, weak nrg.in, lot power, fnilin
manhood, drains, errori of youth, etc. Stric
ture and Varicocele p?rmauontiy cured in 1 to
I weeks.
No Drugs to ruin the stomnrh. No Electric
Bettj to blister and burn. Our Vacuum De
veloper Ii n local treatment applied directly to
tho wenk and disordered parts. It gives
strength nnd derolopment wherever upplled.
Old men with lot or falling manhood, or tho
routig nnd miildlo nued who nro reaping tho ro
mlts of youthful errors, oieca or orer work nro
illilclily restored tn h"iilth and streugth, Our
marveloin npptlaiico has nstonMicil the entire
world. Hundreds nf lending plivirlnns In the
United Statos nro now recommending our nppll
unco In tho ppvorofc ca.'o where ovory other
Lnown device has failed.
Vim will sen and feel Its honoflt from the first
day for it Is implied directly nt tho senl of tho
xlor. It inaKca no difference how soYpro thn
WHEN IN DOUBT TtlY
dlHOHG f?
I
i pcrieci, ana impaii a nesiuiy
vlcor tn the whole belnc;. All drains and losses are checked ftriun'Htlf. Unlets patient!
te properly cured, Iheir condition often worries them 1'ito Iminity, Coniumplionor Death.
Mailed sealed. Price (i per boa; 6 boars, with lion-clad c aunter tii-ure or re fund t bo
money, 5.00. Send lor Iren book, AiiJreu, PEAL MEfllC'-Nu CO,. Clctcland, 0.
Sold by Kiihn & Co., 15th nnd Dotlglns,
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All Competition Distamied.
Tho fust trains of tho Union Pnclflc
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nil competitors. If you tiro in no litirry
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mutes, lint if you want to get tliero with
out KtilTciing tiny of the inconveniences of
winter travel, take llio only direct route,
the Union Pacific.
An Kxtrnet I'rom Her Letter.
"If j-oa could only bo hero this winter morning
and see for jonrsclf j nu would no longer doubt me.
Hoses arc blooming la our front yard and nil nntiiro
Is ns far advanced In this lovely American summer
land us It m 111 Ihi In your cold eastern home by June.
"Wo made the Journey from Omaha to the Golden
Goto on the Union Puiifle to mold tho circuitous
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DUIAILKU INFORMATION ON APPLICATION.
Now City Ticket Olllce, 1321 Furnnm St.,
Telephone 31(1.
I nlon rnssongor Htatlnn, 10th and Slarny,
Tolephono 0UJ.
WIVVJO S4II.I1 AM, )l!ll IIOIl.VS
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one-half-lnoh nozzle, 318 feet; ono and
three-iuarter-ineh nozzle, 1133 feet; two-Inch
nozzle, mva ieei.
Ocorgo II. Hanlels. gcnernl passenger
agent of the New York Central railroad, ex
pects compressed air to bo of great valuo In
tiunsportatlou, but ho dnea not consider it
likely that electricity will bo upplled to
heavy trains, lie expects rather to sen u
higher development nf tho steam engine,
WHICH A 1)1 UO awny Willi inn piepeiu wuniu
fill methods of burning fuel.
A new bridge Is nbout to be built across
the Hosporus, benrlng the name of the
sultan. Abdul Ilnmld. It will be constructed
nf grnullo una memi ny me iiimporus uiui
wnv comnnnv. which designs a Junction be
tween the rnllways of Kuropo nnd the
trantiaslntic railway of Hugdad, now being
built by the Germans. Tho narrowest divid
ing lino of sea hns been chosen for tho point
of construction.
Antronomers nro discussing the theory
that the moon Is In Itn gliiclul epoch. Ono ,
telescopic expert cnlls the "cratera" Ice
cups nnd the strenms along their sides 1
glacial wenther Another Insists that tho ,
signs ot volcanic acuon are uninisiniiniiic.
All agree that most of the moon's surface
Is Intensely white. The dark regions ore
termed seas, but there is no evidence that
they contain water. Borne writers believe
they are covered with tho earliest forms
of vegetation.
Not countlnK tho national capital there
aro forty-four towns nnd cities bearing the
nnmo of Washington, No doubt more com
munities would have thus honored tho
memory of tho father of his country but
for tho prohibition nf the I'nstolllce depart
ment of moro than one nnstolllcn of tho
nnmo name In a state. There Is in nearly
every ntnte a county called Washington.
Hut tll must popular use of the nnme has
come tn light In the pension bureau. In
certain partti of the country a rushing busl
tie," is being done by attorneys In applica
tions for pensions on behalf of inlnreil
soldlnra who served during tho civil wnr.
Tho iiileutton of the bureau has been called
In ono reninent In which, iircnrdlng to the
roll. iweiiiy-elght colored (leorga Wash-ltiKto'.-.n
nerved. A single company shows u
membership of thirteen (leorgu Washing
tniiH by iho uppllcatlnns filed.
A(tr l.n Jrtpp What f
t'mr.ily ti ranking cough and a general
feeling of weakness, Foley's Honey and
Tr la guaranteed to euro the "grlppa
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ED
Without Drugs or Electricity by Our
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developer
No Cure
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75,000 INlraSSS
case or how long standing, It Is ns sure to yield
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Tho blood Is Urn life, the fertilizer of tliohn
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strength nn I development to weak nnd llfcles
parts. Tim Vneuutn Organ Doveloiier was ilrst
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few years ago by tho French specialist. Do
llou.et, and Its rem..r';nblo suceosa In theo
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llemember (hero is no exposure, no C.O.U. or
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Yvrito for freo nnr:,"iilnrs seiitumled in plain
onreloiio. LOCAL APPLIANCE COMPANY,
474 Charles Building, Donvor, Colorado.
VSpt nive Mcoa rtc tr i ol yeirf,
. anil luv cutcd thuiissnili of
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Mt Jr9 C B 7Tay nautili V, a,niiiv, icri'iris
cfifiyafnfn Yaricoele,Atrophy,&c.
ftryi CstrSTtS J atft" They clear the lir.im, ilicntthen
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NWNEU FACE BLEACH AL
MOST WITHOUT COST
NO MATTER HOW BLEMISHED
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WILL MAKE "IT PERFECT
Madame A, Huppert eays;
"Mylruco llleuch is not n new, untried
reai"dy, but has been used by tho best
people for years, nud for dissolving nud
removing forover pimples, frccklen, moth
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aiillorness, nuidmos or leilnoxi of the
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It Is absolutely Imrinlraa to the most
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Tho marvellous Improvement oftur n
few applications is most uppnrcnt, lor tho
skin liccomes ns imtuni Intended It should
tie, smooth, clear find white, fico finm
every Impurity and blemish. It cannot
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Impurities out of tlio sklu.nnd does i.nt
cover them up, nud ii Invisible during Uro.
Till li tho only thorough und crmunent
way.
During this month, I will ofTer to s',1 n
trial bottle of my world renown"!! 1'nco'
Illeach, siiClelcnt to thow thut It Is nil thnt
I claim for it, und any render of tblscnn
solid mol'Sccnts In stamps or sliver, .nut
I will semi the trial bottle, securely
packed in plain wrapper, f.imlcd, all churgca
prepaid.
My book 'How to bo neautlful' trill to
mailed freo to all who will wrltu for it."
riADAHE A. RUPPERT,
6 Hast Hth Street, New York
rime. Kuppert's (Irny Hair Hcstorntl
netually restores gmy Iinlr to Its natural
color. Can bo ufedon any shade of hulr,
and Is not a dye. and dooi not. discolor tho
fkln nor rub off I'etfectly horuilcsaand
always gives satNf.ictlon.
Mine. Knppert'a Depilatory n'innves
Piii'orlluoin hulr In flvo minutes, without
pnln; will not Injuro tho most delicate
fcliin.
flme. Runpert's Hgyptlan Halm for soft
ening and healing tlio 'nee and hands,
rime, Kuppert's Hulr Tonic positively
removes il'iiidruir, all scalp dlHcnses, ntops
falling hair, and in many cases restores
hair.
Mme. Ruppert'a Almond Oil Complexion
5oap, nindo of pure almond oil mid wax.
Delightful for tho complexion nud war
ranted not tn chitp tho mii't dollcuto skin.
All of thoiibovo toilet preparations nro
alwnys kept in stock nnd can bo Uul Irom
ur local nttont.
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TOURIST EXCURSIONS
Run via the
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Omaha, Neb.
WINTER TOURIST RATES
Special
Half
Rates
'Jours to Florida, Key
West, Cuba, Hcruuida, Old
Mexico, tho Mediterranean
nnd Orient.
Itates for tho round trio to
many points south on snlo
nrnt and third Tuesday
ench month.
To Hot Springs, Ark., tho
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In tho year.
Tlckots now on snlo to nil tho winter ro
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