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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
1 REAL ESTATE
CITT PHOPBHTK FOR MIB.
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPBRTT FOil IALI
HO
OPENING SALE
ME STEAD
FIFTY CENTS A WEEK
'DON'T MISS THIS CIIAXCE, the first that has ever been
offered to the pepple of Omaha and South Omaha to secure homes
close to car line and close to work for One Dollar down, then Fifty
r!pnf4 n trrolr nriiVinnt !ni....i i i ci J i:i:
. .luuuk juint-oi, mAta or extras, oeveu luuiuuus,
or oyet Three Thousand lots have been sold on this nlan in North
Omaba,-and the buyers of some of them have Bold their lots for
over, $10Q. profit, but not one of these additions is so near South
Omaha where the thousands of people working in the south part
01 umana ana houth Omaha could live and walk to their work.
" DON'T PAIL TO DOUBLE YOUK MONEY by buving a lot
in IIQMESTEAD fronting on 52d and Q streets, which is paved
along.the entire frontage of the addition; only seven minutes walk
irora. Jne, Q street car, and on the new Ralston car line.
See these Prices: .
$25.00 to $250.00
,v,rVr.v . 'J tv';Aery few lots slightly higher.
ONE. DOLLAR DOWN and FIFTY CENTS
.:. ; 'A WEEK UNTIL PAID.
No Interest! No Taxes! No Payments Re
- quired During Illness! :
Perfect Title! Warranty Deed! Free Abstract!
UUING A DOLLAR TO HOMESTOAD AT ONCE AND
SECURE A HOME SITE. DON'T PUT IT OFF AN HOUR.
Come tonight, tomorrow; come every day. Over sixty lots were
spoKen-jor Deiore tne opening. Tiaere are nine hundred lots left
for youi to secure irom; the lots in the best location; on the best
lerma ever oiierea to the people of Omaha and South Omaha.
One man has bought nine lots for his eitrht children and wife.
Come and do likewise. These lots are the cheapest Life Insurance
you can buy. Buy one for every child you have, 'and start them
right-when they become of age. There never has been and never
will be another addition like HOMESTEAD.
HOW.TO REACH HOMESTEAD
Tof e a South Omaha Q street car, transfer at 27th and Q
while the viaduct is being rebuilt; cars will run way through to
44th and O streets as Boon as the viaduct is repaired. Get off at
44th street and walk five blocks west on paved street to our big'
sign. You cannot miss it.
. Come tonight even if it is dark. We sold by lantern light
last night '.:
; N. P. DODGE & CO,
. ; " 1714 Farnam St., Omaha. '
McCAGUE INVESTMENT CO,
. ... .aicvague uuuaing.
(!) 680-i$
KECdElVR'S .
SALE
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
an order of tho dlntrtet court of Douglas
C.0,,.',n.,y' N'B", dated September 14.
William K. Potter, as reoalvar of the
Omaha Loan and Trust company, will,
commencing- on the 22U flay of September.
at room No.- 801 Brown block, Six-,
teenth and Doiiglas atreeta, Omaha, Me
braskn, offer' for aalo. av public auction', for
caen all of the unsold axaeta of the Omaha
L.ouu and Truat company remaining- in the
lecelver a hands as shown by his report
filed with the court on September 14, 19UH,
and in accordance with the order of court
dated September 14, Including real ea.
late, notes, atocke, furnlfure and fixtures,
commission mortgagee and other assets,
commencing at JO o'clock on the morning
of ruosduy, the 22d day of September. lwa,
and continue between the hours of 10 and
H a. m. and 3 to 6 p. m.. with, authority to
adjourn- from day to day for such length
of time aa to said receiver shall seem ex
pedicnt.. Suld sale Shall be subject to the pro
I visions that said receiver, on Instructions
from the court, -.retain the Tight to reject
any and all bids, for any and all property
ao to be offered for sal. .
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check to the .order of William K.
Potter, receiver, for twenty (20) per cent
of the amount of the bid.
Said bide will be reported to the court
after the conclusion of said sale and the
balancvf tha purchase price of all sales
approved and confirmed by the court will
l payable upon aald confirmation,
.i o tn property and assets will be
sold subject to all Uxea, liens and encuin"
brenoca, and aubject to any defecta of title
The description of the real estate to be
tVn.lT'.n.? .ale by 'J1 ""darslgned. at said
ibTv'mrd. ,?d..T.?owii? commion'
s vttt'.oro'm.'h7.' tOUT W' FMc'
tLj";'J' sll' forty-two (42), forty
three (43) and forty-four (44), and west 41
JV of 'ou,n J l ,ot forty-flvi
rir,pun4 -ja,ce addition to t
jity of Omaha.
The south one-half (H) of sub lot two (2)
1 im . 11 vn'een (17). In eectlon twenty
n2' .l0,,;C,nlt;. tutTR thirteen
North onMh!rd (H) of south one-half (U)
"m nam mi ana nine (), block one 1
Jetter a addition to South Omaha
. Lo wnt,,;tt,"-(23)-- In block four (4).
In "Vaaaar Place" addition to Omaha.
W1LLUH K. POTTER, Reoelverr
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO
.' - - ' (19)-Ml 21
$8,000
SIXTEEN PER CENT.
And by subletting canr be made so percent.
One the better class; i
Frame a-story and brick basement flats,
close In and In a good neighborhood, close
to High School and Crelghton College. The
best paying thing 1 know of. 'Jhe building
la well built. See me aoon; offered only
for a Hmited time. '
Wm. FlemingKSole Agent,
HIS. HthSU 'Phone P. 179.
(19)-69S IS
H8T your property with Chrla Boyer, 2rd
and Cumtng Sta. (IS) 272
l,S0O 5-room cottage on 10th 8t Boule
vard, Just north of Manderson; eaat front,
good repair; haa sewer, water and gas,
good barn; rent for 117 and water rent.
Thla la a anap. Owner wante to aell Im
mediately. Will conalder good offer.
D. V. Sholes Company,
110 Board of Trade Bldg, 16th A Farnam St.
Telephoneai Douglas-4; Ind., A-204.
1)-M46!i 17
NEW HOME
SEVEN ROOMS
ONLY $2400.00 .
Modem except furnace; lot 60x127. on
Manderson St., east of 30th.
W. H. OATES,
17 N. T. Life Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 124.
(1W Mi4 1
2018 Willis Ave, or Spruco St.
lot Jm.,Vcotu w'y papered and full
- - . $1,200
""J? ir iiner cottage. The lot Is
Wlv'i.rrt W1 a er alone? h'Lh
Slll rent if not suld la a short time.
;Wnt; Fleming, Agent,
m a. inn et- -phone d. its
k- ' (U)-6:i7 )
. , BEST LOTS
FOB THE MONEY "ARE IN
LOROMA ADDITION
....... t . .
On Webster AVe.. between Nth and 27th
814 i -''..
PRJCKS-II7S TO $375 EACH.
TEKM!ii CASH. $10 A MONTH.
Only ihrve blocks north of Fort St.; good
oar service, down town; city water to ail
Iota; permanent walks. Come out aoon
end ftuLka yur a!ecthn.
HASTINOS HEY DEN.
JIM Faxnam ML
1
NEW, BRICK FLATS
on dowa Howa' twrner 11 per cent '
on irl asaed. - t .
PATElfyO, 1623 Farnam St
- " ill)-M4
: 1.0l)-
Will kuy brick bunliieat (oojertr rented
fur MJ0 a year.
. -THOMAS BRrtNNAN.
Room 1 Mtw York LJfe Bldg.
J
CLOSE IN
2701 DO DOE.
A well built a-room modern house
Suitable for rooming house.
Paving on both streets paid.
A bargain at HIM.
2465 HARNEY
A large frame houee and auxlSS foot lot
,?.vln,r ,P"ld' ,or than-the UnJ
ilselt Is really worth-4.6U. , , ,
In, mind you), at UuO a front foot and a
cents. Ihis haa a good future aa well'
Wm. Fleming; Agent,
211 a Wth St. Back of city Hall
; ' - (i)-i i
RFAL FSTATF
rARM 1KD RAM CM LAJt D FOR ALB !
i i 1 Li IUSUAY, SEPTEMBER 17,
BROWNS AREEASY FOR TIGERS
190S.
Meat
ska
itti
A SNAP
180 acres of fine land, located In eastern
i-n.rai r.eoTexa; e acrea In cultivation;
bouse and barn In talr condition; land Is
all I fenced; has the rerv beet of black
aoll and lh-re la tame grass and a fine
.wiJror aif "U w ra offering
" W. J. DBMMODY INVESTMENT CO .
TCI. IHHig. W. ga New Tfork Life Bldg.
2V) M16 IS
Daasts.
INFORMATION OF TRIPP COUNTT
OPENING.
ine regisirauon for the Tripp county land,
comprising l.ooo.ooo acrea of fertile lands
will begin October i and continue until
tbe 17th. This land la even barter thn
the Rosebud, "Qregor county," which is
nuw ruiiia ur irm ad.vuv 10 iio,uo e.-quarter.
en a boo rer map. land laws, president's
proclamation and other information, bur
Vnil. link..,. ... 1 1 1 - L . T '
(wu. j ' 1 1 mi onnr ft, w
own near the land. The Dallas Real
uauaa. a. v., one or the old-
vat reai eaiaie urmi in iripp county.
ti) M7 10
Detroit American! Win from St. Louii
Four to One.
RUBE WADDE1L IS ' HIT HARD
Saaararra la. RVeettve nltk v.- .
Basra, Hla Ta Hlti Kettlag
Home Team Kat Oat
Raw.-.'.
to-
TRIPP COTTNTY npr.Mivn
Regtater at law offlo of Burch tk x'uffln-.
ton; moat recent map of Tripp county
with government bulletin of Information!
?rlV W cnt- Burch Bufflngton,
Stone, If ...
Hartsell, rf .
Hoffman, cf
Ferris, 3b ...
Wallace, ss
Wllllsms. 2h
T. Jones, lb
Smith, c ...
Waddell. n .
Crlsa
A.
1
1
ST. LOII3, gept. 1 Detroit took
day c game frm St. Louis by 4 to 1. Score:
8T. LOUIS.
AB. R
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Standing oC thcTr.m, J GIANTS CONTINUE TO WIN
NAT-LLE yU-K. A MGR. LEAOfn
. W UPcl.l W l.l',1,
""'"M M-V Detroit 77 M
Plttshurg ....a4 52 .,RiClevcland ....77WM
Mil, V.'" -I """ago 7 Bl .&S1
PliilHdi'lphla 7J6JlPt. LiMile. : hi jut
"jrinnatl ... 71 .474 Hhllade'.uhla .4 .4s
Brooklyn ....45 J7 .lt1llWKshlnKton .W 71 .4f.4
8t. Lou's.. ... 44 IS New York.... 44 8 .K
GAMES TtDAT..
rBiionai League Plttsbuig at Phlladel-
rnia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at
- iuii ai iew iorK.
American League Washington at Chi
cago, -niiadelphla at St. Louis, New York
tuuii, coston at Cleveland.
New York Kationt.li Defeat St Louii
by Score of Six to Two.
Wraaalas.
PUBLIC LAND OPENING
iw.tw acrea of rloh Irrigated land In tha
i Eden .Valley of southern Wyoming: Der-petual-
Avater rlghta furnished aecllera
under Carey act of oonareas. The great
est opportunity ever offered citlsena of
the United Elates by the federal govern
ment ai-.d state of Wyoming 10 own a
rich irrigated farm. Cheap rate eaour-
n,A. or full particular write or see
L aJo ,Jnd Investment Co., m
m. uui ui., uiiiana, cmo. (30) MS15
Totals
Mclntvre
Schaefer.
Crawford,
Cobb, Tf
Kossman,
Schmidt.
Kllllfer. Hit
Downs, 2b ,
Summers, t
Totals ...
If
is ,
cf
lb"
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DETROIT.
A.B. ft.
17
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4
0
8
8
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18
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2
I
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..24 -4 12 47 12
Batted for Smith In ninth
P.61". 10 10 0
8t. Loula on a n .
iwo-D&se hits:
0 0 1-4
0 0 0-1
Mcmtyre. Crawford.
sacrifice hits:
CITT PROPERTY FOR SAL&-0 feet ex-
.riiuiua i rum BTOowiy to pierce street
' uroaaway ana 14 Pierce street. Ad-
wason ft Hon. Wheatland.
J nree-nniiA n f , cui,n.,-
r' ?L7r f'j .-"fer (2). Stolen base T-ohh
CUUU B I) IT mnrm ll'lln .
( out: Kv
Time: 1:31.
Wadde'lV Pi WMjauTl: Struck
waddell, S; by Summers, S Tl
Impires: Murst and Sheridan.
Bllsoellaaeaaa.
NEBRASKA -CO LOR Ann r.iMna
100,000 acres of western Nebraska and eaat.
em v.uiorauo improvea ana unimproved
""',.'" aure; any siso tract
m viut. yiho or come ana see us.
uiooe uina ana investment Co., ili .
di,, utnaiia. iw)'4J
Sheridan.
So Easy , ttmum,
. Sept. Chlca s;o t1hvm1
Wlilta
CHICAOO.
hlttlna-. A hr,",V"..l.wor opportune
TannehHl'a error, netted two more. A "rlo
of alnglea, a sacrifice and Parents i m
PEAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved Omana property
O Keels u. K. Co., .1001 N. X. Life Bid
(fc)-r 7
riVK PER CSNT
money to loan on
Omaha business property. -
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room L New York Life Bldg.
,,M Kttll. . . Li, . " M
toi.; 2 " .ut ""'Iflce gave
-vii. V. r PU1B. WHO ha haon
CHICAGO.
A.B. , R.
........ I
1
8
4
4
If.
wa vuy loans ana warrants, w.
dimuviii aiiuui w vui him iiarnam St. '
t2-i79
Hahn.- rf..
I Jones, cf..
Dougherty
isoeu, lb......
Davis, -2b.....
Parent, aa..,.
Sullivan, o...
Tannehlll, 3b
Felne, p....
'Anderson ...
Totals .....
WANTED City loan-. Peter Trust Co.
(2i)-8Hu
PATNB, BOSTWICK CO., N. T. Life.
private money, to 86,000. Low rata
U2-W
MONET TO BUILD.
$600 to 8200,000 at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS. 608- First Nat Bank Bldg.
Ooode. rf...
Bradley. 8b
Jtinchman, If
Lajole. 2b
Btovall, lb
wemls, c
Birmingham, cf..
Perring, ss
Berger, p
Totala
...27 1
CLEVELAND.
. AB. R.
6 1
.85
lino TO $10,000 made promptly. T. D. Wead.
u oiuih uin ana m arnam. J)r&s&
H. O. A. E.
0 10 0
2 10 0
0 0 0 0
0. 18 0 0
9 2 4 0
0 8 8 1
0 8 10
10 7 2
0 0 6 0
0 0 0 0
8 27 20 1
H. O. A. E.
2 0 0 0
10 2 0
12 0 0
0 6 4 0
1 U 2 0
2 8 0
1 1 0 0
0 14 1
0 8 8 0
"5 16 "l
man, 1 am golna tn ho moa ti....
m n,llk whpn you have a little time."
. imraoma or tne Mawkeye squad are
beginnlna to arrlv Tin.. t
O, - - - . ....... I IUIIIIIIJ
orien haa ninety-four mmnirt. nutnta
ready for the Stffrt of t ll. Cttttniol MUifl
next Monday.
Captain Chick Kirk Is Indignant over the
lni nia Drotner had entered Ames.
He states that his brother will enter the
y oi iowa in tne ran of I9v.
KVETS OX THE RtVtMXQ TRACKS
l
1
I
HITS - BUNCHED IN FIFTH
ip te that Tlma tlka Leasers
Haa Nat Beea AbU ta eo
Reealte at Otker
Games.
NEW TORK, Sept. 18. -Baldwin bltohed
rood ball for St. Louis until the fifth in.
nlng, when the New Tork batters gathrred
In enough rune to win. Donlln was retired
oy empire O Day In the aeventh for die
putlng a decision. Score:
ST. LOUIS.
AB. R. H. O. A. K.
RAvESEND. N. Y Sept. 18,-B.
rirst choice, easily won the Bay-hore
nig 'stakes st about six- furlong
Oravesend today. He Jumped Into I
Shaw, cf
Cherles. Ib.....
Osteen, s
Murray, ff
KonetChv. lb..
Murdock, If....
Byrne. 8b
Moran, e. .......
Baldwin. D
Lush. p......
Totals
Besom Wlae Bay Skore-gelllag Stakes
at Urave-ead
UBAVESEND, N. Y Sept. 18,-Besom.
re Sell
at
l.ad MnJ ;h ,:', "",
eaeily by' four' lan-th. ' Z"1 Tenney, lb.
second. a head before Rn..b,n' vh. "ersog. lb
-"i mi a nio race and pulled un lame.
ine anenoance today was much larger
!r!Sny",terd"Jli Probs'y 4,000 person be-
u auininary:
e,..;- race, z-year-olds. five and a half
L" "ft?: nerDert (122, 8chlllin)
n, ise Mason (107, Notter) second,
Mn7an b"t) third. Time
ii .witchln Hour, Bird of Flight
II and Field Daisy also ran. "
Second race. J-year-olds, selling, about
t, .Mi..,.iaij. Ann u. tioj, tiutler) won.
f,'nn7Cy H02' 8mllJ1 -econd. Dial ' Plate
rv.V. ,.""VV nlra- Time: 1:10H.
Obert Corncob, Ruseel Son, Water Bridge,
BlBkra, lie Knowa and Queen M'arjfuerite
wo ran.
n eighth: Brookdale Nymph (1U8, F.
thir!iy fiuon1, ,?,nocra (9, Butler)
alHo ran? rcue ana
Fourth race,
H.
0
0
O.
0
1
Bre-oahan.
Donlln, rf
Barry, rf
Seymour, cf....
oevnn, Jn......
McCortnlck. if.
BrldWeli. s....
Crandall. p
Totals ........
St. Louis
New York ....
t4 jg f
NEW TORK.
. AB. R.
6
4
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0 0
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13
27
1 0
1 0
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IS
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0-2
ilao
ran.
PRIVATE MONET NO DELAT.
UAH YIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM.
22 28 .
Chicago
Cleveland .,
Two-base
LOWEST RATES Bemla.
Paxton Block.
(22) 281
MONET TO LOAN-Payn. Ib vestment Co.
VOh-84
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 87
hit: H.ml. Ku.,(,i..- v.i..
Bradley. Sullivan. Hrur. n,..i
Birmingham. Bemls. , Doubles pluys: Brad!
ley to Lajole to StovaU, La.ie to Siovail.
Left on oasesi cnlcago, .; Cleveland. 4.
First base on balls: Off. Berrr. a- off
relne. 1. Struck nut, uv uuru- . 4;
Felne 3. Time: liVr3'i": '."H, .I."-
Loughlln. ,, m,
WANTED TO BUY
HARNESS HACIJWO
SVRACUSB
HIGHEST prices fo Id-hnnd furniture, car-
jM3.a, biuiii. wiu aiivrva. iJOUglaS WJJl.
'.' (25)-SS
Spanish
Tret la
RIOHT prices -paid for 2d-hand furniture, table
f'l" uioming, sooes. TeL Bed
6401. (2o) 607
WANTED To buy for cash, eight-room
i j? ""se wrai 01 iain at. ana sooth
v , iiui. auuicwj a no, csre ise9.
(23)-550 17
WANTEDTO RENT
CATHOLIC woman, wife of traveling man
i.lli' in.., nwiu uuiiu ana room
with private family or widow. Address
u iu, care 1 ns ciee. ti 17z
WANTED Small house,
dress F ITS, care Bee.
furnished. Ad-
(a-S87 lSx
YniTNfl man aintt r.n .h. .
board within walking distance. Address three In five, purse $10,000:
a 11s, cam ore. I a)) oM H I
Usees Wla!fcl'it'4
SuRFESE',N- ,Y-' 8P.-M.Wlth a no-
Die field Of .luv.n i,nu.
. ' - wivw, IIIUIUUIIIK
lecsel. BDunisn Uuwn - a in - -1 ...
took five heata and arma ..r,u. inn.i
racing to decide the m
flJl"1, l? "i"18 falr founds, the Empire
state stake ot IIO.OOU for ;14 trotters. Ac-
witJi Dewltu la the fiext lieat Acquln was
never headed, buf In the third was chai
enged at the half by Spanish Queen, the
latter winning In a magnificent drive. A
spectacular finish also characterised the
fourth heat, which went to Spanish uueen,
as did the fifth and the race. Allen Winter
the 2:18 trot in straight heata.
Ine feature of the 2:04 pace waa a battle
royal on the home stretch In the first heat
between Baron Gratton, Reproachless and
Gallagher. Summary:
ine fcmplre state stake, 2:14 trotting, best
iY.iij,u-iiro rooms, rurnisned or un
furnished, both In connection; board If
posattiK-; wanting distance. Address A-I-Ot),
care jpee. ta MWn 19X
STOVE REPAIRS
WE have In stock (no delay) repairs for
every maae 01 iurnaoe, steam or hot water
neater, water ironts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS,
1300-08 Douglas St.
Telephones: Bell, Doug. Ind., ASCI.
064
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
40
730
REED ABSTRACT CO.. tf.t. WE. Promt
;. am f arnam Bt,
Ji 11
on
old
SPECIAL BAKOAIN,
CLOSE IN. '
BOilSl feet, on the west side of 20th St
ne block south of Leavenworth wl?h an
Id 2-story house and room for another
a brick flat; street paved wltlh brick and
two installments of paving tax paid Thii
la the biggest dose-In ." k w .?
Price $2,600. It will sure'ao aflck "Ix
speak up
D. V. Sholea Conipanv.
110 Board of Trade Bldg. Wth V Farnam St.
Telephoneai Douglas-4; Ind., A-34
tl M&41 IT
NEW St. Louis flats and a 10-room house,
all modern, for sale cheap; leaving cltyi
oee uwiier, lua Manila 8U t!9 M24
WHEN writing to advert ..er, rsmamber
It takes but an extra stroke or two of
the pen to mention the fact that you
saw the ad lu The Bac,
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMD RAHTCH LAUD 9-on SAL8I
Ovlaraao.
GOOD FARMINO LAND Near Denver
urveiey district; wetia Us to as feet; abun
dance of moisture; geuaxal farming, in.
ceiling corn talalngi oue crop pays for
NATIONAL INVEKTUimiT rn
IU Braadels Bid . .OimhL'li.h.
, lv-6 .
Nebraska.
WESTERN Nebraak kaa h iw...'
.iUk " rU- Bu' 'r n on":
thlruf crvp payaient-.- I furaiau laa
money, you do the werk. Binall tracts
of W to 40 acrea, 'saoMhly pay.nVn,? n"
tax. no Interest; all lu cultivation, I want
more agent.. Write at once. Andrew
Varner, Harvard. Neb. tJit-Miwi lsi
1,200
600
100
1.860
KO
Robert Ratekln to city of Omaha,
lot 1, block 11, North Omaha ad
dition 1
Catherine C. Conlon and husband
to Mary Conlon, lot 7, block 1, Oram
mavey park
Anna Kaufmann and husband to
Dolla Kaufmann, lot 6, block 4, For
est Hill addition
R. II. Morehouse & Co. to George
II. Stapenhorst. lot W, block 4, Den
man Place
Margaret A. Miller to William A.
Oordon, lot 7, block 9, Horbach's 2d
addition
Joseph Barker,' trustee, to Fred j.
Turner, lots 274 and 275, Roanoke
addition
John B. Qulnn to James B. Kllken
ney. south 28 feet of lot ti. Millard
ft Caldwell's addition
Henry Rolilff and wife to Hans
Nlndel, lot 23. block 81. Albright
Choice addition to South Omaha..
Laura M. Struby and husband to Ad
die O. Fisher, lot , block 26, Kountza
Place addition
Abraham L. Reed et al to Charles
. J. Snmuelson, lot 12, block 6, Drake's
addition 1,050
George Warren Smith to George L.
Cummtngs. lot 8, block 14, Highland
Plsce addition ,.
Byron Reed company to John H. Mar
tin, lot 11. block 8, Drake's addition
H. A. Russell and wife to Grace A.
Brown, lot 1 block 8, Lincoln -Place
addition
James E.- Cox and wife to Susan
. Peiffer. lot 6. block 8, Plalnvlew ad-
1 dltlon
Minnie A. Wlllard to James Corr,
lot 17, block 1, South Omaha park..
George Forgan and wife to LUa J.
Battln. lot 6, block 8, Boulevard Ter
race Carrie Clajjasen and husband to
James If. Lamberlon, lot 6, block 4.
Belvlilere addition ,
Katie K. Davis to Conrad J. Hetsler.
lot 8. block 81, A. S. Patrick's ad
dition Same to Jennto P. Sage, lot 7. block
s, A. 8. Patrick's addition
Alice Meyer and husband to Israel
Oluck, lot i. block 1, West End ad-
UHIUII
James Brown and wife to Max Wln-
irouu, 101 1 ana part lot i. blo-k 17
city of Omaha
Dpanlah gueen, b. m.. by Onward
Sllver-Elfln Dance, Oeorge H.
Eatubrook, Denver (Macey).... 8 2 111
Acquln, b. a., H. L. Tiler. Read-
vllle, Mass. (Lon MacDonald). 1 12 8 $
Tt?8e1, Lchl m- B- Oers,
Memphis, Tenn. (Geers) 8 8 8 2 V
Dewltt. b. g., (pitndrows); 1 11 11 4 4
Carlokln. br. a. (Durfee)... 4 6 4 ro.
Axtellay, b. m. (Thomas) 6 4 6 ro.
Prince C, b. a. (McHenry) 6 7 6 ro.
Rafflos, b. m. (Burgess) 10 6 8 ro.
Directum, Penn (I ) 7 8 I ro.
May Kew (Snow) 10 7 rp.
Passenger Charm, b, m.
"""yO 11 10 ro.
Time: 2:09. 2:08ft. 2:0714, 2:0H.
Trotting, 2:18 class, besf three In five.
Allen Winters, br. a.', by Ed Wlntera
, Mlae Sue, A. McDonald, Salem.
Maaa. (Lon MacDonald) 1 1
Northern Man, b. a. (McCarthy) 1 3
Kid McGregor, b. a. (Geers) $ 8
Composer, b. g. (Laselle) dls.
Time: :1M. 2:12U. 2:11.
Pacini. 2:04 class, hnat lain In th rA IM 1 rod
tl j-rft. ' i
Hedgewood Boy, ch. a., by Chltwood-
iNoretta, Al tfweet, HHIsboro, 111.
(oweet) 111
neproacnieaa, DIR. m. (Shank) 1 2
Baron Grotton. b. a. (Geers) 2 4
Gallagher, b. g. (McEwen).. 3 8
Ethan Roberta, b. g. 6 6
lime: i:u, :(. Z;V3.
Iowa Mascot Named 'Bins."
IOWA CITY. Ia.. SeDt. 18 iKnli
Iowa's new bear mascot has been dubbed
nurcn - ny coaches Catlln and Griffith,
the owners of the unimal. After thlnkinn
over a name for a werk: the foot hn
1,600 decided to call the bruin the same name
aa waa on tne express box as It came from
launo. Alter tne name the rest of the In.
scrlptlon rcud as follows: "Mr. Express.
LEGAL NOTICES
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460
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100
160
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Total
7,300
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Call Us
by 'Phone
. Whenayer you want
omethlng call 'Phona
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Boa Want Ad,
SEALED BIDS WILL BE HELKlVKrt at
the office of the secretary of Board of
Education of the city of Hebron, Thayer
county, Nebraska, for the sale of $.ouv
uuiius ok ine scnooi aisinci ot tne city of
Hebron, to be dated September 16. ltms. ami
to become due and payable twenty years
nor uaie, 111 uuuunai utier two years.
l'tieae bonds will beur Interest not to ex.
ceed 6 per cent per annum. Interest uv.
ablo semi-annually, principal and Interest
payaoie at neorasxa f iscal agency In New
York City, or ul otflon 0I1 coutity treaaurar
01 inayer county. All bids must be ac
companied by a certified check on a Hebron
bank for not leas than 2 per ceht of the
bonds bid for. Bids will be received up to
the hour of sale, which will be 8 o'clock
p. m., September 21. at the office of
the secretary of the Board of Education
In Hebron, Thayer county. The right Is
reserved by the Board of Education to re
ject any or all bUW. By order -of the Board
of Education. W, M. HILL, Secretary.
- SltdM
OFFICE OF THE SIOUX CITI AND
WESTERN RAILWAI COMPANT.
Omaba. Nebraska, August 3, 18u$
TO the HtO fchnldaM! .
Notloe Is Lireby .iven, that Hie annual
meeting of tlx stockholders of The biuux
City and Western Haiiaay company mil
be held at the office of tbe company la
South Sioux City. Nebraska, at tea (lui
o'clock a. m., on Thursday. October la, ika.
to elect directors for tha ensuing year a ad
to act upoa the ouestlon of selling tbe
rslh-uad property and franchise of this eo la
ps, ny to tbe Cblcago, Burlington ft Uumoy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty afore U being bow under lease to
said compaay. and for tbe txanaactioa ef
such other baslneae aa may legally coma
before the meeting. -
By arder ot Ue Board of Directors.
XL f DL'HKII.
aleuretary.
Aid ttt
tha n.u OkA.. . , .
f?niUp,J,':g' ,bout forlongn: Beaom
(104. Hchilllnir oam . . ..na
fhVrn 'C0ni; Roseben (122, Holmes)
ran 1:09 4.. Jeanne D'Arc also
Carthy) won, Gretna Green (108 Notterl
second. Bad , 1 S .V...'. " ..JJ
Tin-., o . . . . n.i uri v ) intra,
Jnm':.S:,R8d Frlar M1" 8 Mllford
Klrlk . , ' .
iiuiiuHn a-year-oids and up.
mile and an e irhth- imii.i,,. ,m- &
Dli van! Sn-""Y
p-" ""'S orenia (106, Langs) s
DiZ 1 (105' thirl. Time:
Vi.K.Jlhlt(,.Bi.an,t' Batsman, Irish Lace.
V' .'"" r'1 ana Tennis
Anonyma was left at the post.
ADDITIONS TO CORN Hl'gKER SQUAD
rromlslna; Material Sbonlna; lp for
PrRctlc.
LINCOLN, SLpt.'16-(Sp.claI.)-The Corn
tlon of two strong eligible second-year men
ML2Veral , rMllmen thla afternoon at the
aecond practice of the year. Only two o?
the veterans of last year have appeared
are captain Harvey and
Right Guard Frum. Ewlng, left guard.
k . ""rkins In the city, notified tho
loai "e would be ready to don
a uniform early next week. Several of ti,
Nebraska men of last year are expected
to bo on the field before the end of the
woicoit, a nairback, and Arnold, a tackle,
were the new recruits of Importance who
Joined the Cornhusker ranka today. Eaoh
of them la a heavy man and weighs close
to 200 pounda. Arnold played on one of the
class teams two yeara ago and did some
fast work In tho back field. Wolcott was
a memoer or tne freshman- team last fall
and played a strong game In the line that
rnaraea mm as a likely candidate for
first tern position this season. Armstrong
and Harmon, two husky freshmen from
iiKianoma, joined tne squad this afternoon.
They are line men and showed up well in
the tryout.
"King" Cola trained hla pupils In falling
on the ball and In punting again today.
Captain Harvey, Frum and Harvey Ratn
bone handled the punts. Frum and Rath
bone succeeded In booting the ball over
sixty ysrds and gave promise of doing
oener Derore tne end or tne ween. No
scrimmage work is likely to be Indulged In
this week. When more of the old men ar
rive they will be drilled In holding (he
Dan and in using It one the forward pass.
t.oacn t'oie is determined to have a suc
cessful forward pass and will begin work
on the former players In an attempt to get
them In shape to use the pass with good
gains in tne early games or the season.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
The Drlcbus Candy company and Cole-
MCKenna Cigar company bowling teams
met in a close game of ten pins at tha
Metropolitan alleys last evening. All the
players were a bit rusty, but played a good
consistent game. As an Incentive for u
good game by an, Mr. Cole, the cigar mnn,
- .-ea a oox 01 cigars ror nigh man total,
v h waa won by Bryan (not W. J.. with
a v -ore of 62I. The Drlebus candy kids
100K yames nrst and third, respectively,
but tho Cole-McKennss had high team
totala. The Chabot Shoe eomparuj and
Kelly ft ueyaon teams meet tonight. Score:
COLE-M'KENNAS.
1st. 2d. Sd. Total.
Wiley m 174 139 434
Bush 181 17 138 443
Mueller 129 159 131 419
Johnson ta 18(1 161 4M
Tray nor, 14tj 135 19 410
Two-base hits: Shaw. fhai-la rvandaii
Hits: Off Baldwin, 6 in four and two-thirds
innings; off Lush, 4 In three and one-third
Innings. Sfolen bases Murray. Double play:
Seymour to Bresnahan. Left on .bases:
of. Louis. 7: Naw York 7. n.,.i nn Kll.
Off Baldwin, 3: off Lush, 2. First base on
errors: St. Louis. 3; New York. 1. Hit bv
pitched ball: By Baldwin, 1. S'ruck out:
Juggler aiawin, 1; oy Lush. l;.by Crandall, 8.
" Time: 1:60. Umpire: O'Day.
Pirates Las sal wis.
PUlf .IniTT.PHIi u..., 1. i...k...-
broke even In a double-header here today.
no Hume irum won tne nrst contest by
batting Camniti hard and he waa relieved
In the fifth Innlna. Darrlnr tha ruh in.
nlng of the aecond game. Philadelphia could
P.?,' A.a.m"n to tn,r """e- The-n they
tilled the bases on a double by Jacklltach
and two paases, but they failed to score.
Lelfleld shut out his opponent, while
Richie s delivery waa rvun,f f.. hi,.
the right time. Score, first game:
PITTSBURG,
All H 11
Thomas, cf 4 0 0'
Clsrk, if 4 13
Leach, 8b 4 0 4)
V anr. ss i a 1
Abbey, 2b 3 0 0
Gill, lb 8 11
Wilson, rf n n
Gibson, c 3 I
Camniti, p 8 0 0
Feevtr, p 10 0
0.
10
0
0
A.
1
0
4
1
2
0
1
1
2
1
Totala 1.8I 2
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. R. H.
M IS
Grant, s ....
Knabe. 2b ..
Titus, rf
Clement, If ..
Bransfield, lb
Osborne, cf .
Courtney, 3b
Dooln, c
Sparks, p ...
Totals .....
Plttshura-
Philadelphia .,
... 3
... 4
... 8
... 4
... 4
... 8
3
... $
...28
. 1 1
. 0 1
0 0 0
0 3 3
1
0
27
0 0
0 0
Pw-ener. $b...
Mannlp'sn, ss.
Bi wennan, c.
Mattorn, p
McCann
Chappelle, p.,
Totala...
0
SI
If
ft
I n
-a.
S " 17 14
Hasimel. If.. 4 12
iorAmn. lb.... I 1 M
Alparman, fb 8 1-
Ma.Mlllaa, M. I O
theahaa. is.. 11
Dunn, 4 a 4
Wllhelm, p...
Totals
E.
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
16 3
0 0-2
0 6
7; off
Hits: Off Camnils In rive Innlnira
Leev-r In three innlnr. 2. fiunrlf tf hlta
Clement, Dooln. Stolen base: Bransfield.
Left on bases: Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburg,
3. First base on balls: Off Camnlta. 8:
off Sparks, 1. First base on errors: Pitts
burg, 1; Philadelphia, 1. Struck out; By
Ckmnlta, 3; by Sparks. 1. Time: 1:3d.
Lmplre: Johnstone.
Hcorc, second game:
PITTSBURG.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
6 0 2 2.0
Thomas, cf
Clsrke, If ..
Leach, 3b .
Wagner, ss
Abbey. 2b ..
Gill, lb
Wilson, rf .
Gibson, . c ..
Lelfleldi' p
Totala ...
87
H.
2
I
3
0
3
0 .
0
2
1
3 10 37
Grant, aa
Knabe. 2b
Titus, rf
Clemeent, If ....
Bransfield, lb ..
Osborne, cf
Cotfrtney, 3b ...
Jacklltach, c ...
Richie, p
Totals .......
Pittsburg
Philadelphia ....
Two-base hlta:
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. R. H.
4
O.
0
A.
0
0
1
1
4
1
0
0
3
10
A.
. 1
4
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
Patted for Stem tn ninth
Batted for Mattcrn In eighth) .
Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 4--S
Boston 0 0 0 0 f) 0 9 00
Hits; Off Mattern. 2 In eight Innings; off
Chappelle, 3 In one Inning. Sacrifice hit:
ffelster. Stolen bases: 8teinfeid, Tinker,
Kllng. Double play: Stem to Hannlfan.
Left on bases: Chicago, $; Boston, . Flist
base on errors: Chiraan. S: Itnaion 1 n,.
on balls: Off Pfelstern. I; off Mattern. 8: off
Chappelle, 1. Stnuk nut: By Mattern, 4;
by Pfelater. 8. Balk' Mattern: Tim.: l-as.
Umpires: Rlgler and Emelle. ...
Tfodrera akal Oat Reds. -
BROOKLYN. Sept.- 4.-Wllhelrn eplt
ball delivery waa too- much- for Cincinnati
today and the visitors vera shut mil hv t
to 0. Score:
BR0OKI.TH. CINCINNATI. '
Burfh. ef 4 I I ehayl., rf... I Otis
Irfimlrr. rf... 4 t lv ltn. lb..,.. I sets.
1 tLnbart, m ... I I I 1 I
ItmH-lwr, It... 4 ' I
tfobliuatt. is I sue a
. Movrar.. Ib .l . l 1 1
I Sl-Mliart. ct. .. I T t C A
I MLaa. ...'. 14 11
t amiaac. a. .... .a. a s 4
-In ! "" il2JZ
v ' ' TUM....t.n 14 U I
Batted for Dubee In the ninth- i
Brooklyn 3 0 I I I 0 .4) 1-3
Cincinnati . 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0- 0 a
Two-base hit: Beaohar. Thra.h hiia.
Burch. Hummel. Sacrlfloa bit - ' MrMin.n'
Stolen bases: McMillan, 3. DoUWe plays:
Dunn to McMillsn. McMillan to Alperman
to Jordan. lAimlev to Dunn to Jordan. . Ift
on bases: Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn, .. Base
on balls: Off Wllhelm, 4: off Dubeo. 2.
Base on errors: Brooklyn. I. s Htt bv nltched
oan: oy uunec, x. utrurx out?' ny Wll
helm, 4; by Dube.e.-'Tlnje.:' '.l:86."-.l'mplre;'.
Klem. ' . ' 1 -
RAGAN AND tllICK - SAY . "NO"
Don't Care to G to Cinrf Tala rail
rat Ragan and 'Chlok. Autrev have de
clined to Join Cincinnati; this fall. Thev
prefer stepping into their' new nlaoea next
spring. Cincinnati.! which now owns them
both, requested them to show up at tho
end of the Western season, but they begget "
off, urfflng that they were tired out from
a strenuous year's -work and could not,,
make a favorable showing against men who
are in their prime. .So the thins atanria
there. They will Join the Reds next spring.
nnoaes, wno waa loaned to Konrke bv
the SL Louis Nationals, has gone back to'
that club. Whether he will be used thla,
tan ia not Known in Omaha. -War
Sanders nrefHrrad tn -hit mil n, U.
home down In Morristown, Tenn.,' so did
not continue the barnstorming trip with, the .
The Omaha team will ha In nmik, rw '
Sunday, proceeding on their trip In the'
southwest Monday, . . ,.
nui,MKS UIVBJ. CLUB , A BONIS,
Both Teams Knew TMoax City Playera
Were Offered Reward, r.
Manaaer Holmes dlvtdnd trni amnni v.i. .
players as an expression of his appreciation
for their winning tlwjr Wester league- pen
nant. Holmes told his men that If fh.
would beat Omaha In th taat f iv n,
and bring the flaar to Sloux mtv ha w.,,,1,1 '
give them this bonua. The fact bevama ,
known to the Omaha blavers hfnr th. ,
aeries was completed. President Rnurk.
being a believer In the doctrine that a team
should require no bonus to Dlav out tha
season a schedule and play Its beet, made
no such offer to Ills men.
SIOUX
SHUT
OUT
OMAUA
Second Game at Yankton Reealta In
Defeat.
YANKTON, S. D.. Sept. 16. (Special I'd-,
egrarr..) The base ball game this morning
resulted 4 to 0 In favor1 of Sloux City.. The
Soo mude two In th, fifth, one In the
seventh and one In the eighth innings.
Batteries: Sloux City, Alderman and Vance;
Omaha, Halt and Gondlng. Umpires Frank
Wynn.
...so
. 0 0
. 0 0
4 27
3
1-2
0-0
Totals 6S 830 688
DKIEBU8 CANDY COMPANY.
2.1S4
Seibert ....
Jennings .,
UuNtafen
Bryan ....
Dlbern ....
Totals
1st.
. 1H8
. 1M
. 121
. 178
. 117
. 733
2d.
120
136
159
177
118
709
3d. Total
104
0 10 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
Leach. Clarke. Jarklltaxh
Three-base hlti Gibson. Sacrifice hit: Titus.
etoien Daae: Ahlicy. Left on bases: Pitts
burg, lo: Phlladeluhla. ft. Flrat h,u nn
balls: Off LelNehf 4: off Richie. 1. Flrat
base on errors: Pittaliurir. 1. hu h.
6 Itched ball: By Rlohle. 1. Struck out:
y Lelfleld, 4; by Richie, 8. Time: 1:50.
Umpire: Johnstone.
Chicago Blanka Boston.
BOSTON. SeDt. is. rhl, ,. .hut nt
Boston In the aecond game of the aerlea to
day. Score:
CHICAGO.
AB. R.
6
131
1x9
It
171
701
Ball Toarnameat at Barvrell.
BURWELL. Neb., Sept. 16. (Speclal.)-
la tne nrat uay 01 tne uurweu base ball
tournament which will continue
days. The first game was
o'clock between Greeley and Scotia, the
score being 3 to 8 In favor of Scotia. Batter
les for Ucotla was Hill and Panther and for
Greeley, Murphy and Murphy. The aecond
gam was played at 4 o'clock between Bur
well and Hampton, the score being 6 to 1
nl favor of Burwell. Baterles: Burwell,
Lwin sna iaira, ana lor Hampton, Blmp
son and Warta. Special excursion trains
will run tomorrow from Aurora, Greeley
ana ura ana a large crowd ia expected,
NEBRASKA fROM DAY TO DAY
quaint and Carious Features of Life
In a Rapidly Grawlag
State.
In Wymore Charles Vllen. the special
policeman, has cleaned out the city h ill.
He tried to save the cobwebs to aell tc a
silk factory, but could not find room to
atore them. Wymore Correspondence. "
Here's Hoping It Will Be a Gordian Knot
Levoa left for the Grove Sunday to be
tied up In Jhe holy bonds of matrimony.
We wish them a long and happy wedded
life. CIosHt Contenta In Madlaon County
Keporter.
Beat Ever The atate fair waa held at
Omaha from tha 10th to the 16th. It waa
the largeat and moat aucceaaful in the hla.
tory of the atate. The apeed department
waa one of the moat attractive featurea.
There were ten entries Fremont Tribune,
TwcUty-five Teaie Ago.
Good Eye Miss Grace Main, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Main, residing on Tallin
table, baa tbe distinction of being ana of
Cuater county's fair onea who haa the nerve
to ahoot and shoot to kllL One day last
week she spjed a coyote tn the vicinity of
her home, and getting her father's ahotgun,
took deliberate aim, pulled tbe trigger, and
aa a consequence there waa another atrange
face In coyote heaven. Mlaa Main resides
tn the vicinity of the Pottawattamie reser
vation, and thla may have something to do
with her marksmanship. Callaway Queea.
Slagle. If
412 Evera, lb
3VS Schulte. ff
Cnanoe, lb
rjteinreidt, 3b.
Hofman. cf...
Tinker, ss
Kllng. c
Pfelster, p
bl
40-2.143
Total....
uo for four 0, k f
11 6
BOSTON.
AB. R
4
tfllu If
Browne, Cf...
Stem, lb
Smith ,
Graham, 2b...
II O. A. E.
18 0 0
0 8 3 0
0 3 0 0
17 0 0
113 0
13 0 0
-0 1 3 1
17 3 0
0 0 10
1 27 il "l
H. O. A. E.
1 1 0 0
10 0 0
0 10 0
0 2 0 0
01110
0 0 0 0
13 2 0
Chance In Athletic Board.
SIOUX CITY, ja., Bept. 16.-t(Speclal Tele-gram.)-M.
M. Beddall ef Boone, Ia., R. B,
Crone of Fort Dodge and It.' S. Whitley of
Sioux city have resigned their membership
on the Board of Control of the Iowa High
School . Athletic association. They have
been succeeded by Superintendent Eugene
Hanelcy of Grlnnell, President George Ed
ward Marshall of Davenport, secretary and
treasurer, and Seth Thomas of Fort Dodge.
The new board will hold office until Carlst
mas, at which time tho association will
meet In Des Moines.
Marathon Race on Coast.
OAKLAND. Cal., Sept. 16, Arrange,
rnents for a Marathon race, the first to be
held on the Pacific coast, have been made
by the Century Athletlo club, rfhe course
of twenty-five miles will extend from
Frultdale to Haywa-nla, over shaded roada
and. canyona. The race will be open to all
reglatered amateurs and all applicants will
have to undergo a rigid medical examina
tion. The rave will probably be run
Thanksgiving day.
Moran Matched with Haalaa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Bept. lC.-Owen
Moran, the English featherweight, has been
matched with Eddie Hanlon of this city
to box twenty rounds on the night of Sep
tember 30. Moran will take' the place of
Freddie Welsh, the new arrangements hav
ing been made by the promoter of th club.
The men are to weigh 133 pounds or li.ee
on the afternoort of the contest, which
means that Moran must go out of hla class.
High Priced Horses to France. '
LEXINGTON. Ky Sept. 16.-A shlpmeat
of horses from the Millet ream stud here,
owned by Miliar, Bishop ft Painter of New
York, composed of the $S0,O00 stallion Adam
and twenty-three brood mares, valued at a
total of tm.m, left here today for New
York, where they will be shipped to France
to be sold. This Is the most valuable con
signment of horsea ever sent from bar by
one firm.
Racing- at Marshwlltown.
MA RSHALLTO WN, la.. Sept. l.-(8pe-clal
Telegram.) Today was the first day of
the race meet and Marshall county fair,
with six etartera. North (Swift) won the
2:24 pace In straight heats; Bell Bird, sea.
ond; Butler T., third; Candy Kid, fourth.
Best time: $:171. Jessie Mack (Katban)
won the 2:36 trot In split heats; Cullle, sec
ond; others dlatanced, Beat time; 2:20.
A Fierce Attack "
of malaria, liver derangement and kidney
trouble la anally cured by Electric Blttara,
the guaranteed remedy. 50c. For sole by
Beaton Drug Co.
HATURE'5
o PERFECT T0NIG
Z7$&ZF 4 heathy, who doe not
fail. Oiffeatioa in itfj'TJ?" "J" le I"tn. the appeUU
jnnptom. give warnin that ib-Tmi. Ti.. unpleasant
OCThnfML armi .:. J . . " SUU DCCQS AaSlsUllCe tO ward off. I
1 . I
-K. -.7 . -J-"- w
CZn,.'rf r" "cknew or ailment & & & ia recn., .ZZa"'..
Urely of healing;, deansinfl',- invitoratin ,
of beioir the weateii nf 111 VuZZf -i : & s. hag the additional valui 1
of the bfoci 5d?K tody of alt wor-'nf th beAlthr drculaUrt
HirfiTlj yl U1" urea. worn-out feelintr. imorovea th inwiii. .n.t
weakened or iiL.I ho";t' ea
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