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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Masonic Affairs.

At the regular election of officers Wednes-
day evening at Shenandoah, Ia, the Masons
elected the following: W. NJ, Charles
Schick; S. w, Dr. George L. Smith; J. W.,
Fred Fischer; treasurer, George Bogart; sec
retary, l.. n. Wilson. The lodge now has a
membership of about eighty and is con-
templating the erection OF building as soon
as suitable ground can be secured.
At, York, Neb., the Masons. members of
the Illustrious order OF the Red Cross. Jop-
pa commandery. gave a reception and ban
quet Thursday evening in honor of the fol-
lowing named members. on whom degrees
had been conferred: j II. Cowell, Clyde
Waterman, Fay Copsey, E.. p. Van Winckle
William Welsh, B. f. Marshall ir., all of this
city and James Wilson of Hamilton
county. Covers for the banquet were laid for
102. The reception committee was composed
Of DR.. McConaughy, ID. j. Colling, w. IL.
Reader, George Chilcote and DR.. Reynolds
and their wives.
Music was furnished by Professor Max
Baumeisters orchestra OF York. Daughters
and sons of the members acted as walters.
Hon. George w. Post responded to the toast,
'Zerubbabel, the First Red Cross Knight"
George b. France spoke on THE Influence
OF Women" and DR.. ID E. Sedgewick re-
spondod to the tcast The Strength of
Wine.'' The entertainment was one of the
most ENJOYABLE that the commandery has
ever had here
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Oil Market.

OIL CITY, Dec. 16.-OILS-Credit bal
ances, S.66; certificates, no bid nor offer;
shipments. 45,Sl7 bbls.; average, 1895 bpls.'; :;
runs 1887 bbls.; average, S4,3ll bbls.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 1b.-OILS-Cottonseed
Hull refined; December and April firm. 1ss.
Turpentine spirits, firm, 3Ss Cd. Linseed,
23s. Petroleum, refined 79sd. Rosin, COM
mon. firm, As 4Iad.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-OILS-Cottonsee
steady; prime crude, 2Sc; prime yellow, 3lIa
432c. Petroleum, steady; New York, 50 90;
Philadelphia and Baltimore. $3.50; Phladel-
phia and Baltimore, in bulk, $40. Rosin,
steady. Turpentinc, quiet, 5lhQ52c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
New York Mining stocks.


LONDON, Dec. 1.-the arrivals of wool
for the first series of wool auction sales i'm
1900 amount to Sl,559 bales including 25, 900
forwarded direct
The imports during the week We're: New
South Wales, 20SG bales; Queensland, 1913:
Melbourne, l,O59; South Aus stralia 60; New
Zealand, 2,Is3; Cane OF Good Hope and
Natal, 1882; Marselles, S06; elsewhere, 15-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
knights and Ladies of Security

Omaha council, No. 415, met at the lodge
rooms, Fifteenth and Douglas, Wednesday
evening. ofilcers were appointed to hll va
oancies ana new members initiated. The
next social will take place December q, and
with the commencement OF the new year
meetings will be held once every week
Members are especially requested to attend
the first meeting in January. when repre-
sentatves and alternates will be chosen to
attend the national council for 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Indenendent Order os Foresters.

The election OF officers OF Omaha Encamp-
ment of Royal Foresters Wednesday evening
resulted as follows; Illustrious commander,
II. C. Hartry; illustrious Lieutenant COM
mander. T. r. Huston; illustrious past com
mander, Dr.. o. Henry; ilustrIous orator,
James Muir; ilustrious chancellor, r. G.
Brabrook; ilustrious arehiyist Percy W
Breck illustrlous marshal, II. A. Hansen;
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Ancient Order of United workmen,

David City lodge No 124, Ancient order
OF United Workmen has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year. A. NJ. Wal
ling, 4. NJ; X. B. Coe. F.; w. S Mccoy,
o.. G. w Davis r.; W. w. Stowell F.;
%. s. Haskell r.; Albert Strain. c.; T. w.
Stufy. l. S; e. e. McCracken. o. w. s,
ID. Coe T.
Barber lodge. Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, at Cozad on Thursday evening
elected the following officers: A. S. Harris.
NJ. w; J. Il. Love, F.; George c. Porter,
o.; f. s. Durham, r.; l.. NJ. Arnold, F.; w.
J. Neuens r.. John A. Thompson, G.; =. A.
Hess |. w; c. f. Noss, o. w W,~Olver May.
T.; J. II. Tochtman, +. s. Dunham, NJ. E.
The Ancient order Of United Workmen at
Shelly, Neb., has just completed a splendid
lodge room, perhaps the best in the state.
and the ceremonies OF dedication were made
the occasion Of great demonstration Tues
day evening. The citizens OF the village and
surrounding country turned out to the num-
her of about 400. The exercises were inter-
spersed with music, led by Prof Finigan of
the schools OF Shelly, g. NJ. w. Shutz, as
sisted by the local lodge officials, who de-
livered an address. The women prepared a
sumptuous banquet. The hall is 50xS0 feet,
being the second story OF the Thelen block.
Ante rooms and large banquet hall are
provided, The building is lighted with
acetylene gas and has all modern conven-
fences. 1t was built at n cost to the lodge
Of $4,000 and is substantially free from debt
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Modern woodmen of Ameri..

trenton camp No. 5327, Modern Wood
men of America. Of Trenton. Neb.. has
elected the following officers: Venerable
consul, c. L. Allen: worthy advisor, W. L.
Washburn; banker, A. sproat; clerk. j. D.
Filbert; escort, l.. B. Burton; chief forester
Charles seeley; gentry, NJ. Benjamin;
Waterman, NJ Davis; physician, A. H.
Thomas managers. !. c. Holstou, J. r. WI
son and +. Haegan.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

illustrious captain OF guards Charles w.
Martin; illusirious beadles George H. Reed.
Elmer oschenbein. Adolph Henning, @, u.
Reed 4. w. Johnson: nlustrious guards, j..
/ Tatton and Louis c, Vogt. c. W. Martin was
appointed drill master. Steps were taken
toward securing permanent quarters for the
society
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

BIG BARGAIN
We have heen authorized by eastern owners
TO sell 3 lots. located at the ~ w. corner
OF 31th and Farnam St, 1872 feet facing
on 3Tth 81. This Is choice building cor
ner and about the only corner left on
Farnam ST. that is desirable for fine
residence.
For further informa tion regarding the prop
orty call on r. C. Peters * Co., exclusive
agents. Bee bldg. RE-M352 20
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
London stock Quotations.

LONDON, Dec. ia D. m.-closing;
Cons, money ..l00# n. Y. Central 1924
Gonsols, acct; l00B Pennsylvania 80, 66H
Ganadlan Pacihc 93A Reading ........!. 9h
Erie 6o ~ n,;f;d ISn y No Pacific pfd' 5555N
Illinois Central. ia Louisville ....... Sl&
Union Pac pfd.. rs Grand Trunk ~ y
st. i. common. =. 1913 Anaconda ... 7M
BAR SILVER-Steady, 27 5-l6d per ounce.
MONEY-5h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills, 61a per cent, for three
months bills, 6h per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
PeOria Market.

PEORIA, H. Dec. lG.-CoRN-Higher;
new No. g. 30hc
OATS-Firm: No 3 white 23&c
WHISKY-Firm, on the basis of high
wines, at Sl.23l2 for finished goods
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Easgfng4SsFzSSz==zTaw .;g;a9yn,szfxs,
Ante Room E chOes
g, q, g, 4. q, u, q,

Beach camp, Modern Woodmen of America,
is planning an elaborate reception which is
to be rendered next Friday night TO Calvin
Page chief forester, who is about to remove
from Omaha to st. Louis This farewell is
intended by the camp as testimonial to the
worth of Mr. Page as a citizen and Wo5d-
man during his career in this city His re-
moval is necessitated by the fact that he is
employed by the Pacific Express company,
the headquarters of which are going to be
taken to st. Louis. The early par CT the
reception will be secret, in accordance with
lodge methods, but after o'clock the meet
ing will be open and the wives, daughters
and sweethearts of the Woodmen will be ad-
mitted. lunch will be served and no effort
will be spared to give to the departing mem
Der kindly farewell
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Sovereign Commander ]. C.. Root OF the
Woodmen of the World does not speak favor
ably Of the part played by Provisional Con-
sui Frost OF the southern jurisdiction in re-
ducing admission fees in order to hustle in
the greatest number Of members possible
before the expiration of his term, which will
be within a short while Mr.. Root says
Frost is acting without authority and that
it is just scheme to bring to Frost the
commissions incident to additional mem
bership.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Continued from Twenty ninth Page.)

today The tone was good and prices we'll
maintained, but in some directions second
hand holders show more disposition to
favor buyers. Ginghams very firm: cotton
yarns strong and still tending upward;
worsted yarns also strong; wooden yarns
firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Sovereign camp in the east and south. He
Will reorganize the deputy system and re-
district the entire south, after which he will
have fun and complete control Of the New
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6-Today's state-
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s2s9 Ois 3l3:
gold reserve, S2i3 40. 525.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

TS757TSzES=1=l KANSAS CITY. ST, Jo-
fBetfRs$Bsf4l scph & Council Bluffs
IfItIItIlIltiiIIIu Railroad - The Burl!nE.
lkss&Jthk1kkHI ton Route'-Tcket Office
lF IEffYy<<l 1902 Farnam Street Tele-
l&Mi!IlIll,EfI phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
| 49, and Mason Streets Tele-
- phone, $40.
Leave. Arrive
Kansas CNty Day EN....a $50 am a 5:i5 pm
Kansas City Night Eek. .ai0:i5 pm $3.50 am
st. Louis flyer for ST.
Joseph and st. Louis a 4:5j pm ali:15 am
a Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Laurel hive No. 10, Ladies OF the Macca-
bees gave dancing party in Labor Temple,
Friday night which was largely attended.
The participants were decorated in mes.
unique manner with strips OF calico, and
many other novel features entered into thu
event
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
r. c.. PETERS e. co.
11n2 Enrnam ST.
DNNEIIINGS HON

DWELLINGS, HOMES.
No. 1888 Brick 2-story and basement at No
for $iO.O per mo-. only blocks from f.
Q. line. $500
No. Ss7--9 rooms. all modern. lot 5ox1io, No.
1929 So. 3lst St; price, $4,000
No. $3.50 rooms all modern, No. 1910 So.
31th aye. lot 5Ox15O price, $500.
No. 931-7-room house all modern except
furnace. good barn, lot 50Nlil, asphalt
paved ST.. No. 3l40 Mason st, $1,000.
No. 705-26O2 Decatur St. 7-room house, gas,
bath, furnace. hot and cold water, only .
blocks from car line; price, $500.
No. aSS-13O So. 35th ave- S-room house,
modern. oak finish down stairs, electric
light house leased for . years at $1,000
per mo-; price, $500.
VACANT PROPERTY,
100 feet at 39th and Dodge sts south and
cast front, nothing better $1,000.
132x133 feet NJ w cor at S7th and. Farnam;
must be sold soon,
40 feet on Georgia ave. just south Of Mason
ST.. 1920.
Full lot on Dodge ST and 35th, only $3.50.
50 feet ON 2sth and Pacific sts., with house
and barn, for 5000.
Fun lot at sSth and Seward SITS. for only
$50 o.
10 acres on West Dodge St, well improved
and lots Of fruit.
n. c. PETERS & CO,
1902 Farnam ST.,
Telephone. S9S RE--34O II
READ OUR BARGAINS FOR THIS
WEEK
Choice east front lot, 3ith St, just north
Finest and largest east front lot in Hans
com Place for $3.50
Full lot south front on Farnam, near 4lst
only sl.175.
Five acres finest garden land, west OF city,
this week only $3.50
Modern S-rooms, house, all conveniences
splendid neighborhood, for $500
Nice little cottage and lot near Hanscom
park, only sl,350.
Choice l0-acre tract Just west of city Tor
HICKS. ROOM sa5, BOARD OF TRADE;
44X15s FEET, east front, South goth street,
asphalt paving paid; price $500. ,o,v
cheap; $3.50 for the two
go acres within 10 miles of Omaha p. o.,
10-room house. barn 3Ox6O some fruit
trees fine place: improvements easily
worth $1,000: price $4,000. John N. Frenzer,
ODD old p o. RE-34
PHONE 1894. w. II. Gates, SIS N. Y. Life.
7-room cottage, 2527 Davenport. St, $1,000.
S rooms modern. cellar under whole house,
barn, full lot PTS Grant ST, s275O.
1OOx127 ~ u. Cor. 27th and Woolworth ave-,
81 $50
SSx126 N. W. Cor. 24th and Writ. $1,000.
RE-344 II
WYMAN, SHRIVER co. n. Y. l.. BLDG.
reg SNAPS FOR SALE.
STSs @pGS 18Th t 81 255 Sos $50 % ess% 5P
Sl0,50 per month.
broom cottage two full corner, lots, on
Ames ave, very easy terms, $500. |
broom cottage. fine shape half lot 22nd,
Clark SS1O. half cash balance eaSV
terms.
3-room cottage lot 67xSOo feet. 43rd and
Parker, $500 monthly payments
and central residence properties for sale
at big bargains. Also number of choic- /
est trackage properties to be found any |
where in the city in lots. half blocks and
acres at prices away below their actual
values. RE-361 II
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

The Elks expect to do themselves and
their order great credit in the benefit per
formance which is to be given at Boyd's
theater on the evenings of January ~ and 13
"a Night in Bohemia" will be produced, re-
written and rearranged. The proceeds &c
to the Elks' charity fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRIrING.
a FEW MORE POINTERS ABOUT
THE SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
DEPARTMENT

OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.

OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
- LOCATED OVER
BOSTON STORE 18Th q DOUGLAS SITS.
ROHRBOUGH BROS, PROPRIETORS.
Pointer No. lit Is not our policy to an
tagonlzei our Our competitiors by induiging in
personalities. No reputable school can
afford to do that. IT IS only done by
those whose largest share of patronage
Is made up of the overflow and refuse of
schools which these parties Vainlv on
deavor to initiate. we prefer to compete
IN methods, thorough work. equipments
and excellency of attachments upon the
part of our students. We have no time
nor inclination to handy words with our
competitors We shall rest our case upon
the merit and superiority of our methods
OF teaching shorthand and typewriting.
Pointer No. 2-The progressive methods en-
ployed by our teachers in the S. II. and
r. w. departments arc n daily and happy
surprise to our students. If our work in
these branches continues to produce such
marvellous results our competitors must
become imitators or retire from the field
Pointer No. Amy person who expects to
become stenograDher will obtain some
intormat'cn about $. H. and 4. w. by
calling at the college, or writing us a let
ter between now and January l, which
VIII be a revelation to him. Teachers of
. II. and i. w. are invited to take day
OH ana eau on us. While we are pro-
gressve we are also generous. We will
give these teachers a few pointers which
and Without price. While with us they
would nave an opportunity to visit the
hnest T. w. department in America.
Pointer No. 4-Since December / as new
students have entered the various depart
ments. our daily attendance during Jan
uary promises to be over 500. We have
ordered 200 new seats to be placed by
January l. Our teaching force will also
be increased.
Pointer No. 5-We possess some advan-
tages not provided by any other school of
like character west of the Mississippi
river:
1. A weekly college paper called the Head
light.
? A mock house of representatives. with
over 100 members.
g. An employment bureau for our students.
L. new patented copyholder tby Prof.
Mosher) for each typewriter desk.
). A lecture course by business and profess
sonal men. One lecture a week.
6. literary society.
catalogue and recently published, illus
trated, circular, also specimens of pen
manshp will he sent free to any address
Write Rohrbough Bros, Omaha, Neb.
--33S II
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

The card party for women which was to
have been given December 10 by Omaha
Elks has been postponed to January . of the
new year. The Elks have planned many en-
tertanment features for the winter, and the
members of their families are included in
many of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Masons throughout the United States have
been active the fast week in honorng, the
memory of George Washington, who accord
ing to history was a prominent worker in
the order, and Omaha Masons have proven
no exception to the general rule.
The high governing bodies of the order
have been in session here and the grand
chapter and grand council have also been
in concave. This has brought to the city
many notable visitors from neighboring
cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

An event of Importance in Masonic circles
will be the lecture on next Monday evening
at Masonic temple by George W. Lininger
Mr. Lininger has been an extensive tray
eler and has had opportunity to observe
the workings of Masonry in many countries
His topic will be THE Universally of Ma
sonry." The lecture is to be given under
direction of Capitol lodge No. 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Omaha Elks have decided to attend sery.
ices at Rev. T. j. Mackay's church, Sunda,
evening. The members will go in body
starting from the lodge rooms. 1t is agreed
however, that those who live in the immedi.
ate vinicity of the church may go there di-
rect If they do not wish to assemble at the
lodge room.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

HENRY b. PAYNE, COZ n. Y. LIFE BT,Dc
Real Estate, Rentals, Loans, Insurance.
RE-56S
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
HUNTING WOLVES OUT WEST
Lively Chase After Ranch Pests on B g
Goose Creek,
WARM SPORT IN WYOMING FOOTHILLS
Five Fighting Dogs Disposed OF by
the Hunted Animals before Gum
powder Checked Their
wild Run.

1T seems TO be quite the fashion to ride
to hounds here in the east" said c. A.
Garfield Of Sheridan, Wyo., to a Washington
Post reporter. 81 suppose that is a heritage
from our English ancestors, or, at least pat
termed after our English cousins. or course
have been corrupted by living in the wild
and wooley west and can see little fun in
the sport the way it is pursued here. /
will have to plead my residence in extenua-
tion If that will be pardonable. But this
thing of dragging an anise bag over a ten
or fifteen-mile course seems to me about as
tasteless as soup without salt But we must
keep in the swim and even If we do jump
fences only three feet high. our imagination
thing, after all.
1--WE have little sport once in a while, out
in my country, though l don't know that
1t is so swift when 1t comes to be examined
critically. We had wolf chase short time
ago and | thought 1t far from exciting. To
be sure, Buffalo Bill was not there, but
then he has lived in Sheridan and he has
some extensive property interests near there.
l mention this to show that Sheridan basks
at least in reflected glory, even if it pos
sesses none of it's own. But about that wolf
chase The people out there love anything
that savors of hard riding and the bronchos
never seem to tire when they are In pursuit
OF anything. There were a number of guests
stepping at the Sheridan inn, and the hotel
proprietor wanted to get UP little func
ton for their amusement. So we had this
wolf chase.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

The next two or three weeks viii be busy
times with the various lodges. They are
now electing officers, many of the elections
having already been held. and Immediately
after the first of the year the installations
will begin. Many of the orders have public
installations ..-1.-r .- -.re"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
REAL EsTATE pARGAtNs.

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Two full lots and I-roum house, blocks
from car line, only $4,000.
Two full lots and S-room house, blocks
from car line, only $4,000.
Seven-rcom house on paved street, full lot,
only $l.200.00.
Two houses and full lots on Spauding ST
all paving taxes paid, only $l,lOm each.
RE-3l9 II
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

Uniform hive No. 80, Ladies of the Macca-
bees, will give a ball at Thurston Rifles hall
next Thursday evening which promises to
be one OF the most notable of holiday events
in secret society circles. This hive has just
elected the following officers: Land COM
mander Mrs. c. Westerdahl; lieutenant
commander, Mrs Brochtel; past lady COM
mander Mrs. Rose Foster; record keeper,
Mrs. Nora Myers; finance keeper. Mrs.
Gordy; master alarms, Mrs. S. NJ. Peiffer
sergeant, Miss Shectro; chaplain, Mrs.
Hough; sentinel Mrs. Bullard; picket, Mrs.
Craven.
After January l Uniform hive will meet
in The Bee building, Foresters' hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

HOUSES. lots. farms. landr and Insurance
r. 6. Patterson, 5o5 ". Y. Life. Resi-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

= y W TIIIII4NNp, IIVNIT4o' -
No 1889 Brick 2-story and basement at No.
1916 Chicago St; all modern; building rents
for $40 90 per mo-; only 4 blocks from p.
O. line $500
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

CURED. Julia Vaughn. $50 Range Bldg;
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

St. Louis Cannon Ball"
Express zee. ...,.,.,,.,.a 1850 pm a S:35 am
Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

FOR SALE
S2.Wlm for Broom house barn. etc: No
ll3S n. 18th St; rent, $500 per month
E5U1W Tor Broom modern house. newly
~ blocks south of Farnam, No. 500 S.
35th st. "
GEORGE & COMPANY, 1901 Farnam st.
.- RE-M23S q
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

No. 7O5-26O2 Decatur St, 7-room house, gas.
bath, furnace, hot and cold water. only :
blocks from car line; price, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

No. $50 rooms. all modern. lot 5ox1i0, Nc
1929 So 3lst St. price, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
TYPEwRITERs.

TYPEwRITERS for rent, $500 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co., 1925
Farham st. Telephone 1884. ETA
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

WE RENT and sell the best tvpewriters
made; largest stock of supplies in Omaha.
United Typewriter & Supply Co., 1912 Far
nam. --575
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

No 93l-7-room house all modern eXcept
furnace. good barn. lot 50Nlil, asphalt
paved ST., No. 3140 Mason st, $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

not the encouragement of pack. timber
wolf can throw a steer and cut his throat
quicker than a cowboy. That is the rea-
son why the ranchmen are SO anxious TO
get rid of the pests. But they are cunning
and it is not often that one gets caught
in trap.
Word was sent throughout the town that
there would be a wolf chase in the after
Loon and about 300 men, women and boys
came out on bronchos to follow the hounds.
The pack was d good one ard numbered
about thirty as good dogs as are to be foun'l
in the northwest. | think that Col. Cody
owns some of them. There were fox hounds,
with a cross of the blood hound, that COW
cred from twenty to twenty-five feet at
every leap, while other coursers of less dig
tiLguished ancestry were brought out to fol-
low with the rabble.
ut may have seemed tame to tenderfcot
who didn't know anything about the speed
and endurance of the timber wolves. But
it did not take long for such scoffers to be
enlightened. The tourists from the inn were
given coach, from the top of which they
could view the hunt. The wolves were
taken out in a wagon and given a little
start before the hounds were unleashed. At
first they laid down as if hopeless of escape
and absolutely refused to bulge Even
kicks failed to arouse them. Finally the
smallest of the trio got up and started off
with a limp and the others followed him
moment later. They did not run fast at the
start, at least they did not appear to, and
everyone said the chase would be a frost.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

No. $3.50 rooms, all modern, No. 1910 So
3Gth aye. lot 50X150 price, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

No 9SS-130 So. 35th ave, S-room house,
modern. oak finish down stairs, electric
light: house leased for years at 5000
per mo-: price, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17
LOST.

LOST. package containing revenue
stamps Return same TO Carpenters
Livery, South Omaha, and obtain liberal
reward Lost-S37 I7*