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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-26
Agents Wanted I {; II; i; T.,
lNIERiCA's GREAT CITIES.
BY J. W. BUEL
OurseIIs All Other Books.

Mysteries. Miseries and secret ways Of High and
Low life In five representative cities. NEW
YORK and its Carnivas Of Sin Struggles and trials
Of the Poor. sensualism and Past Lite Of the Rich,
Detective Stories and Terrible Crimes, Secret Re.
sorts, Tricks and swindles ofKnaves WASHING
TON CITY with it's Inspiring Architecture. To-
triguing Politicians. Bribery, Scandals. Beautiful
Sirens as lobbyists. CHASTITY Moral Wrecks, our
Law Makers IN their true colors. SAN FRANCISCO
and iis wonderisl Riches, Chinese life. Opium
Dens. Joss Houses, Gambling Pits, Secrets Of the
Highbinders. Startling Adventures. THRILLING De !.
scriptsOn OF Western life In f9. SALT LAKE CITY
Polygsmy 10 Utah. History Of Hormonlsm, It's MS
terious Crimes and Startling Abuses First Revels-
ton Of the Terrible endowment Rites, Blood Atom.
ment and Highway Murders, Secret Lives Of
the Mormon Leaders. Degradation and Misery Of the
women. NEW ORLEANS, the Esgro's Paradise,
Thrilling History offoudooisIn. negro Ghost Stories
and supsrstitions. Raey scenes 81 Camp-heeting
Revivals. Coon Erns, Social Lie among the South
ern Lriftocrscy.
This beck ooutsiss ever coo psFes and $50 Illus
trttions price t7.So. Pictorial cireulars and con-
ptete table ofcontents free. E1tra terms 10 Agents..
write Tor fill pardeuisrs. OF send 50 eepts
IN STAN or currency. and sec1re Outfit and Terri
tori. HISTORICAL PCBLlSHIhG CO.
sDr7s AIS y. Ihirt g. o.. LovIs, Ne.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-26

Madame Josephine is visiting San Marcos
in the interest of May day. She will be
glad to meet her lady friends at Green d
Prices store. You are cordially invited to
call, GREEN u PRICE.
We regret our inability to accept an invi-
tation to the party at Mr.. Prescott's one
night last week. We learn it was quite q
pleasant affair.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-26
Cemetery NOt'c,...EIe ,ti0n Ct Trustee!

There will be an election for Trustees of
the new cemetery Oh the first day of May
ensuing. All lot-holders are entitled to vote.
A general attendance of all concerned is
solicited, for after said election it is hoped
and expected that steps will be taken to inn
prove the Cemetery Grounds. The election
will be held in the Court House at 4 o'clock
p. IN. of said day.
BY order of the Board.
E. p. RAyNoLDs, Sec'y.
To arrive this week large line of Pom
pons or argerettos, plumes (real ostrich)
tips, of the latest shades in color, an ele-
CANT line of black silks and cream laces at
about one half their value, also our second
invoice of ladies' hats and bonnets.
DALEY Bros. on the corner.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-26

We invite attention 10 the card Of DR..
Beck in our advertising columns. The Doc.
tor, as Win be seen, has some high endorse.
nsuts from members Of his profession
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-26
A Card.

The undersigned having moved into San
Marcos. will coniine himself to the practice
of law and business of his Office, which Is
the second door south of Post-ofice, east
side Plaza, where he can be found at all
times. and es he will look particularly aft
the emigration to this part of Texas, he Will
tive special attention to renting, leasing,
buyinc or selling any Real Estate, improv-
"a or unimproved, in town or country.
of all such business placed in his hands and
collections made, satisfaction guaranteed
G. w. WALTERS.
To PROTECT the buyers OF "PeaTl'ne" the
manufacturer publishes fac-simile OF his
trade marx. which is on every package, and
none other are genuine. ''Pearline' Is the
/ Trade mark name of washing compound
manufsctared ? by James Pyle, $50 Wash
inOtop street, , : York.
JusT RECEIVED
Car load fine 6cur,
Bacon,
lard
Best Alden Fruit Vinegar,
Pine Louisiana Molasses,
Assortment Of Sugars, COHees, roasted
md green, Pea-iine, etc
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-26
Those Superior Spring Beds.

Are still being turned out by Clifford d
Lincoln, north side public square. Many
have invested in them and they give great
and particular satisfaction. Go and secure
one or more of them while the opportunity
is still presented. They also sell lamp of
peculiar merit. Give them call and learn
prices and other particularsr
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Go to TURNER 4 Co. for the celebrated
Stetson hats.
SwARrz Il FREEMAN win remain in San
Marcos 10 days only. April %, 1888.
Buy your spring suits at
Green & Prices.
The dedication of the new Catholic
church comes of next Sunday.
Photographs of the court house for sale at
the new gallery. so cents each.
Green& Prices stock of ladies' neckwear
is immense. Call and see them.
WILLIAMSON & FARIs will, as usual run
Buss and Hacks to and from May day pic
mic Grounds. Fare as cheap as the cheap
est. April "a, 1883.
Now is the time to get fine photograph
of your home. Nothing could be nicer or
more appreciated in after years. SwARTz Il
FREEMAN make specially of that class of
work. Remember we remain only few
days.
l am agent for the Pratt's and Outlets
gin, Reynolds press etc.. and am prepared
to take orders at lowest market rates.
VIM. GEsEy.
IA yards lawn for $1.OO at
GREEN & PRICES.
Snow and frost are reported at the North
on the 24th. There are fears for the fruit
crop.
Don't fail to examine my stock of cloth
ing, hats, shoes and furnishing goods I
offer special inducements. VIM. GIEsEN.
Every body 60 to GREEN & PRIcEs for
May day outfits.
The Sunday school proceedings in this
issue were in type for our last, but were
crowded out.
Our Directory aud CT ubbing List again
appear. See last page.
ThrasIing.
I will run my superior steam thrasher the
present season. If you want thrasbing
done give me call. A, G. BUTLER.
Why pay $1,000 for the genuine Middle
sex Navy Blue suits when you can get them
from DALEY g. Bros. for $12'5O.
Having secured the services of lady Of
long experience we are now prepared to cut
and make dresses of the latest design. A
perfect fit guaranteed. DALEY q BROS.
For Sale.
Gin, Press and Horsepower. Enquire at
FREE PRESS Office. ap19tf
A DESIRE to make change, causes a par
ty to offer great inducement to any one
wishing to engage in business at San Mar
cos. Good paying business, good stand
and store house. Apply to the Editor of the
FREE PRESS.
DALEY & Bros. have the largest line of
Ladies', mi ,ses' and childrens hats ever
brought to this city, which they are selling
at no fancy prices but regular dry goods
prices. Mrs. GILLIs, Manager.
Notice of Dissolution.
The partnership heretofore existing b.
tween the undersigned is hereby dissolved
By mutual consent. DIR. Jackman will set
tie up the business of the late firm.
T. M. BLAKEMoRE.
W. A. JAcKMAN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-26

About removing to new field of practice
take this occasion to tender my hearty
thanks to the people of this county for past
favors and Kindness and would cordially
commend to my old patrons my late asso-
ciate, DR.. Jackman. as worthy of their con-
fdence as physician and gentleman.
IT. NJ. BLAKEMoRE
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
The Mexican I-cvcr AT Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 29.-On
arrival of the steamer Newborn from
Guaymas yesterday the quarantine OH
Gals were on the lookout and took the
vessel in charge. The captain without
delay stated there were five cases OF yell
low fever on board, including Second Ot-
icer Graham, then lying at the point OF
death and who has since died. The
quarantine officers al once issued orders
prohibiting communication with the
shore. The captain states tho disease
| developed after leaving Guaymas. Doubts
at first existed as TO the character of the
fever, but when black yomit manifested
itself he was satisfied the disease was
yellow fever. The second officer, who
has died since the arrival of the steamer,
was the first TO succumb. Since ther
the Newborn slgnalled another death,
and still another is momentarily expected
to die. Measures were promptly taher
to give the steamer a thorough fumiga
ton, and as the vessel is lying out IN thu
stream with full exposure to winds anC
rain, which began falling this afternoon
il is believed and hoped that the city an'
surrounding localities will escape iron
the dread disease. II is impossible t.
deny that the present season OF the yea
is unfortunately the most favorable ON
for such epidemics. The heat is greater
/ trade winds die away and sewers asser
their filthy condition. However, u goo
breeze is blowing, and II 1t keeps up an
!, rigid quarantine is maintained. there nee
DO but little uneasiness felt.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
BLESSING THE BANNER.
Impressive Services at the Church Of
ST, MarV MagdalGn,
An Interesting Religious Event.

A most interesting and impressive ccre-
mony was performed yesterday at the
Church of st. Mary Magdalen, on
Douglas street, which is the German
Catholic church.
The banner was manufactured in Chi
" at the order of Rev. FIR. Gauber,
for the members of this church and was
for the st. Joseph society, a benevolent
institution founded January 1, 1882.
The banner is a magnificent piece of
handiwork; it is of silk in two %colors, the
front being of scarlet color and the re.
verse of blue, heavily trimmed with gold
fringe and embroidered with the most
elaborate designs of the same. On n
side are the name and date of the society
and on the other the picture of st. Jo-
seph with the blessed Christ child III his
arms.
The occasion was made the opportunity
for a grand celebration. The st. Joseph's
society assembled at 2 o'clock p. m, forty
strong, and headed by the Union Pacific
band marched to the hall of the Ancient
| Order of Hibernians, where they were
Joined by that society, forty-two men,
beers, and the band of the A. o. H., one
| of the finest uniformed and best bands in
| the city. The procession then moved to
the Church of st. Wenceslaus. on South
Thirteenth street, where the society of
st. John of Mepomuk, with tfty-eight
members, was taken in charge and the
entire body marched to st. Mary's
church, the bands playing and thousands
of people looking with interest at the
scene. Chas. Kohlmeyer, Esq, acted as
chief marshal, and Mr.. Henzler as assist
ant marshal.
The church was literally packed, and
many were unable to gain admission.
The ceremony was conducted by Father
Daxacher, S. j., and the sermon was
preached by Father Richard, S. j., as.
SISTED by Father Zealand, S. j., and
Father Lambert, S. j., Deacons. The
high altar was trimmed with the l~oveliest
flowers and lighted by hundredsof tapers,
The music during the services was fur
nished by the Maennerchoir, and the
children of the school in charge of the
sisters, and by the L. z. band.
At the conclusion of the services i'll tn,
church, the st. Joseph society escorted
the A. O. II. society and the st. JOIN
society to their respective halls, bearing
the new banner with them, and r%eturnin.
to the church, were dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
Bargains in Farms & Lands

No.
10 s27 per acre - 100 acre improved farm, near Ores,
ton, Iowa, 10 acres woodland, As acres corn, %
acres Timothy and Glover.
"a s4,OOO-4O acres "a of a mile west OF Fl. Omaha
two houses, two barns, granary, corn CRIB, two
wells, 90 bearing fruit trees, 300 grape vines
VIII sci or exchange.
IA % 10000 acres, half mile n. W. Ekhorn, 14O
acres in cultivation, balance pasture. -Four room
house. stable, etc. Terms easy.
81 s96O-l61 acres good land, 4 L. miles from Bur
~lington, Coffee county, Kansas. VIII exchange
for Omaha property. .,..
OF IS, 4oO-24O acres adjoining city OF WILDER, Saline
county. All under fence and well improved
This property is cheap at $4,000.
90 $40 uer acre-4OO acres, 3 miles from Natenoo'
Douglas COUNTY. Part in cultiyation, balance
meadow, all good land. VIII sell or viii arrange
with cattle man Ter co.partnership,. or VIII con-
tract TO feed 800 or 400 head Of cattle.
70 to $40, 900 acres in Merick county. Good III
able land, and will be sold from 20 to ~ per
acre.
80 AZ per acre-Wil buy 100 acres in Cedar Go.
ga slb. per acre. acres 2 miles from Hamburg
Iowa.
OF sl5. per a~cre-Improyed near Logan Iowa.
lO1 Several hundred acres in Cunning Co. Neb.
iO5 SIX thousand acres In Stanton Co. keb.
iO7 slO.per acre-22O0 acres timbered land In Kay
90, Mo. three small farms on tnis land, balancel
good cottonwood timber, which viii more thar
ray far Investment. For sale or exchange
Omaha property.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
THE DAILY B~EE-OMAHA, MONDAY, OCTOBER I, 1883.

The flyers then made for the hill. st.
Julien seemed TO take up hill work
moro kindly, and three furlongs from
home the pair wore travelling on level
terms. Jay Eyc.Sco was now forcing the
pace and st. Julicn's driver took him IN
hand preparatory to a hard finish, Com
ing into the straight jay. Eye.Seo led
thrco-fourths of q length.
THE FINISH WAS TERRIFIC.
1t was simply wonderful how animals
could keep their feet in the yelling and
hooting of the immense crowd. Midway
down the straight st. Julien made q
grand effort, under punishment, to head
his antagonist, but Jay. Eye-Seo was un.
approached and captured the heat by
half a length well in hand.
Time, first quarter, 33S; half-mile,
1867; three quarters, 1:434; mile, 2;lSs.
Steve Maxwell and mate were driven .
mile in 2:l6t against time. After the
heat betting on the next heat between
jay -Eye.See and st. Julien was 800 t.
$50 in favor of the former, The polic'
have sto pped pool selling.
THIRD HEAr.
The horses were again sent away n
the first effort. This time JAY Eyo-Se,
led by half n length on passing the score
The little horse trotted in capital style
aud Strengthened for the quarter pos
leading by a longth, He passed TIN
mark fully two lengths in advance. Oh
nearing the half mile post st Juliei
came Mt his competitor very rapidly an'
entered into the third quarter at Jay
Eyc.See's wheel. Half way up the hill
st. Julien quit, leaving Jay Eyo-See t
come on and win the heat and race annie
tremendous applause by three lengths
Time: First quarter, 80 seconds; hal
mile, 1;062; thr~ee.quarters, LAP; mile
2;19. Majolica was trotted u mile agains
his record of 2;l7, but failed to beat it
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
STATE TAXES.
The Effect of the New Law on II As
scssment Of 1888.

attorney General Powers has transmit
ted the following opinion to Treasurer
Sturdevant:
Responding to your request for an in
depreciation of section l05 of chapter 90
of laws of 1883, | have to say that the re-
pealing clause to said act provides: THAT
such repeal shall not in any manner affect
any rights heretofore acquired, or the
collection of any tax heretofore levied or
assessed" In substance, that such tax
shall be collectedth same as thOughnorc-
peal of the law had taken place, and thaJ
the new law should not apply to such
tax. In Hamilton county VS.. Bailey, IL
Neb., 80, in constituting the language used
in the repeating clause Of the act OF 1879,
which is similar to that used in repeating
! clause in act Of 1888, the court says:
THAT The repeal does not in amy manner
! affect the collection Of any tax levied
prior to that date; in other words, the
same proceedings are TO be had for the
collection of taxes previously levied a.
existed at the time of the passage OF The
act
/ am Of the opinion that the interpre
tation given by the court in that case, t.
the repeating clause in the act Of 1879
win apply to the repeating clause IN IN.
act If 1888, as like language IS used II
each, and that, therefore, the law o
1883 does not apply to taxes levied prio
10 taking effect Of said law.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
Uninproved Property
FOR SALE BY BEDFoRDs&ysoUER.

M.
. 81, OOO-Lot 6Oxl27, Indiana and Division.
S 500 ach-Two lots 65Xl32 each, on 18th. Cheap,
and . lots G8Nl32 each on 10th.
II $500 each lots in Yates IL Reeds addition.
% 81, 2OO-12 full size lots, Hanscom Place, one
block west OF Park avenue.
$50 each-Two lots on Park avenue. Bargains.
business lots on Dodge, between 1lth and 18th.
81 S4OO-Lot in Shinn's addition, on Seward street;
80 S3,OO0-Full lot, Reed's1st addition, on 25th and
Chicago.
40 5,oO0-six good lots in Hanscom Place. Bar
gains.
cheap.
SO S225.Good lot in Loves addition. Cash
80 Four acres in West omaha.
90 S55O-Lot in Isaacs q Selden's addition.
67-S925-Lot II, Aliens subdivision 5lNll0. A bar.
gain.
eS Sl75-Lot :, block I, loves LIST addition. Good
90 81 ,6OO-Fine lot, Reddick's addition, Park ave.
"a AOO-52 feet OF block NJ, Shinns addition. Fine
view.
ga 50. 2OO-Lot 44N6OU on 10th. Business property
worth twice the price asked.
"a s3, 5OO-Full size graded lot on Chicago, bet
18th and lith.
0s ssOO-Good lot, high location, south 10th.
100 &, O0O-S3xl32 on 10th, bet. Harvey and How
and.
1903 $50 cach-Two extra good lot in Ilanseom
addition. CoodhiGh location.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
A SAD SURPRISE.
A Double Tragedy in Saunders County,
A Woman Killed Outright by n Rcck
less Driver.

4 gentleman who came in from Wahoo
yesterday, relates the particulars of II
terrible tragedy which occurred there at
3 o'clock p. m. Saturday, and resulted IN
the instant death of one person and the
fatal wounding of another.
He relates that u few days ago y lady,
Mrs. Thompson, whose home was in
Ohio, wrote to her son and daughter, re-
siding about three miles from Wahoo,
that she would give them y surprise about
the first of the year. She followed her
letter up in person, and thought to make
the surprise more complete. She reached
her destination as far as the train went,
Saturday, and started to ride out to her
children's home in a wagon belonging to
Senator Dech.
Following closely after was a German,
who, it is said, was very much intoXi.
Gated, and stood up in his wagon flashing
the team furisusly, and yelling like all
possessed. About a mile and a hall out
the double-tree pulled out, and the driver,
| whose name was Shoemaker, was Jerked
from the wagon by the lines and struck
the ground with n fearful force, that left
! him in an insensible condition. The team
ran on until they overlook Senator
Dech's wagon, and plunged square int
it. Mrs. Thompson was thrown out, ant
one of the horses fell on her, killing hel
instantly.
The body of the driver was discovered
an hour and a half later lying i'll the road
where it had fallen. He was not ye
dead, but Just before our informant lief
for Omaha yesterday morning, the docto
said he could not live till noon.
The remains of the unfortunate moth
err were taken TO her children's home
She had indeed given them a sad sur
prise,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
Improved property.

a 81. Eoo-12 rosm house, cor. 18th and California
streets, o closets, cellar, city water, outhouses'
etc,
7 81, 1908 room house on N. 18th street, Closets
cellar, ~cisterll, well, etc. BEDFORD a SouBR.
70 8, six room house on Davenport, bet.
2Sd and oath, two story, c osets, pantry, cellar,
cistern, well, fruit and shrubbery, stable and
outhouses.
Is 50 lOO-Full size lot on McCandlish place, with
two frame cottages, one b room, ono . room
For sale or exchange.
10 s. 100000 two and a half acre lot with five
room cottage, brick cellar. Wen fruit trees, etc
l. One Of the hest three DRY brick buslnes no
on Farnam street. Terms private.
is 49, u room house on N. 18th street; All
modern improvements. Good location. Cheap
10 81 ,ScO-Ncw two story house, Queen Ann style.
An modern improvements, city water, lot iouA
100.
p Two full lots st. Mary's avenue and goth, with 3
houses. viii be- first class business property
Terms easy.
"a "A ,76o-Lot e6N9G, wit, two houses. Cheap
30 81. 6nO-Two houses ii Nelson's addition ~ zen
ter street. Uutnouscs, cistcrn, fruit trees, etc
90 Business house and lot on Douglas street, bet.
14th and 10Th. Terms easy.
81 New 8 room house on Chicago. bet. 24thand 18TH
All Improvements.
ar Tyo new houses, one six and orher s rooms.
First-class and modern Improvements 'e'"'
"a s95oa-Lot lOoXl32, College Street, HedicE-
subdivision, new room houhe. Wei lmiF'.eI'
90 70 Lnn-Iot bOxl5O, Convent street, d room cot
tage, large basement suitable Tor roohs' Darn
etc. ,n.t.- 49,,
40 s2.3Oo-s Ioom house, Thornells addition barn
we'll, cists IN, good improvements soOo cash
$500 on lsng time. 10. ,ett
$4,000 room house on Davenport, oet' Iou
and 18th. harm ON
other improvements. Lot without improve
ments is worth the money we ask tor ~
At Two new houses and two full size lots on fat'
avenue. Hot and cold water, and all moaerl
frst class improvements. Houses would COS
what we ask for whole. Extra sooa Dars8lI,
AZ 81. 6OO-Lot S2Xl50, cor. 18th and CENTER nous
rooms. barn, water, trees, outbuildlngs.
40 40 eOO-Fiys room house, lSth bet. California
Webster. Nice property. Terms easy.
IN a 5oO-Lot 0, block s, Shlnn's I'd addition On
and a half story house. Terms easy. u.
80 s., OOO-Good 7 room house ohSheIhaii "oiJi
improvements, stable, well, %cistern, A pafsai
"a n noo Eull lot, one 5 room and one o rooi
" h"Sse. new, 8 blocks from the opera house Yer
% 81 bNO-Splendidlot on Dolge, near llth' Cnea
az /. 900 Large house and small cottage 49,
Ient location, full size lot, Davenport near ~
~ al Gno Lot 6lygg3 COOL q rDOu house, modei
y,,,gnreuarts near busiuysa, on sherman ave,
srOnO-Two full lots, with two goo. houses zo'
AID Chicago CWIll sell sapar4tell Tor IlinJ =,
Do $1,000 Two lots, l26NiiO, with mouse sI'Di' 81
Barlor's subdivision. p.,,.ls s,
90 n, 60o-Lot and a hall, good house, heaIc" ;"
division, (corncr) ~ t.t 1qth n
% Lot with I room house, DIl'"5o' "'' '
lith. ry,.h,.bz adj
ton, well, cistern, etc, Everything IA sooN
par, ,a.h ,
lG2 s05O-Lot and 4roon house, izard, Der 10Th
18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01

who wins the department gold medal,
His score for to-day at 200, 800 AND 600
wards. was 81 out of a possible
100. The score made by Lieut.. Hughes
is higher by II points than
the highest on the department team, 20
points higher than the divisions of the
Missouri team last year, and s points
higher than the score made by Barrett,
of the Engineers corps on the army team
last year, and are higher than any army
team score on record. Sergeant Barrett,
of the Esd infantry, and Captain Rogers,
18th infantry, who rank as second and
third in the contest, made each a score
of 80 during one day of the match. The
result of the contest throughout is excel.
lent, and satisfactory to General Pope,
who was present during the contest, and
who has given much attention to rifle
shooting the past three years. Tho fol.
lowing are the names of the officers and
men, and their scores, who compose the
department of the Missouri Rifle Team
for 1883,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01
SPECIAL.

1os 50, 2oO-Let 2lox22O, cor. 18th and Bellyiew St,
south Omaha, near Hascalls PARK, ILlcA nous,
four rooms, we'll, %cistern, stable cellar An III
good condition and nearly new. .
,oo S25 ner acre-4O0 acres in Washington county, d
miles south Of Blair, on line OF Z. ST. i; A. y,
railroad. station at corner OF this land Good
stream running water. 100 acres IN cultivation,
So acre grass, $50 acres timber OAK, hickory
walnut and elm. Small house, good fruit Rha
abundance Of grapes. Is partly icliGsl. Nlio %
the nest farms IN the county. II purchaser
wishes, viii soll homestead adjoining and goo4
herd ut cattle. 4,
s.yCalI aud examine other property not l'I'i.
81 SOUER,
2l8 $. l4th. bet. Farnam and Douglas
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-01

SPECIAL.

III sl,6oo-Lot in Kountze's Sd addition, good three
room house, barn, well, etc. One third cash,
balance s per cent. g.,
ll2 SsO6-One half lot in Kountzes Sd addition. good
3 room house, with shed kitchen. One-half cash,
balance to suit purchaser.
ll3 50, sOO-Lot COMICS, Rogers addition, ,Dorcas ST.
ncor loth. Good : room house, stable, %cistern,
rape vines, etc, $500 cash, balance to suit pur'
chaser at s per cent.
ia S3OOJ-Three acres ON 18th, one half mile south
of Hascall's 5 room house, stable, fine trees,
good slightly location. one third cash, balance
to suit.
lie e4.OOO-Two acres facing Cunning al Burt, tNt
blocks west of Creighton College. Good . room
house, stable, well, fruit and shrubbery, one
third cash, balance to suit.