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The Lamar register., 1899-07-12

Gun- Shot wounds and powder bur"
cuts, bruises. spr5ius. wCn1Gs from rEtiY
nails, IL : ct sings and IVY roiso Of ing
anickiy hcaird by Dewitt's Witch Htz
Salye. Positively prevents hlnhd p3l+-
oning. Beaae of counterfeits- 'Ds,
Wits is sl: and sure, l, II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
n.nck son Mrcek..

There Is no part q the world which
has such 3 black record FOR wrecks as
the narrow Black Sea The number in
some years has averaged more than
sue day. the greatest number Of
wrecks recorded IN 2ne year being
i25. and the smallest l54. About SO
per cent Of these vessels became 10
tai wrecks, all the crews being lost
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
nar Ihr, M.nagra n.

And so you have finally succeeded
In getting your husband to take the
gold cure? thought he always
claimed that he could quilt drinking
whenever he wanted tor Yes, he did
We have Just convinced him that he
ought to take something to make him
want to- Chicago Tlmes-Herald.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12

Thomas Rhoads, Centertield, o writes;
II suffered from piles seven or eight
years, No remedy gave me relief until
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye, less than
box of which permanently cured me-
Soothing. healiug. perfectly harmless.
Beware Of couuterseits. |. Fl. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
LAMAR tQIp, june IL. 1899,

UNIrED SrATEs LAND OFFIcE, I
LAMAR CoLo., June i2. 1889
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in SUI port Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado on
Saturday. July q, lS9a viz; William W;
Cooper II. L. No. Il75 for the Sta sen and
-. SWR Sec. %. Twp. 80 s., Rg. a w. 9th z.
NJ. in Colorado.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz: Wm. Harper, C. D. Baldwin,
L. J. Hutchins and o. (. Wright. all of Lamar,
Colorado.
il+il9 w. ~ MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
\ D .ter-e.l rlrn.nrn.

.r, 7-"day school class mas Just fin-
.. ..4.a aging 4 Want to be on Angel
,.- -' "'.h the Angels STAND when the
D., .- -.-, Observing that one OF the boys
.,- 51 H.. contributed his voice 70 sweli
.-s 7a.rHd refrain, sald; And yan
ia, E5.. 10 be an angel, too, don't you
s,.'. s|.-''5 fea'm.' answered Johnny
,.- --' not T!sht away, ia rather be
''.s' player 4 good lea! rst"
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
U. $. LAND OFFICE LAMAR, Colo. /
Iuun % 1sQQ

US. LAND OFFICE LAMAR CoLo.
June 20. 1893.
NOTICE is hereby given that George b. Merrill,
~ of Lamar, Colorado. has filed notice of in
tention to make proof on his desert land claim
No. III. for the NEli of Section 81, Twp. q s.,
Rng. ~ W. 9Th P. NJ. in Colorado, before the
Register and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, on
Thursday, the 2Tth day OF July. 1899.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land: John A. Williams. .of amar, Colo. John
A.; Wilcox, Albert j. Wilson and George Wilson.
all OF Holly. Colo.
j2l-j26 WA. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
sw.e, rilrinr,

Tommy got de toorace. awful
~" visitor-"You should have the
tooth fIled. Tommy" Tommy-'I did
have II fiilei That's what makes Il
ache sc" yisItor-'T never heard OF
such a thing. Did you have II filed
with gold7' Tommy Nom, Had
IL hlied with gum drops
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
Family Convenience.

My daughter was once engaged to
a plumber" She didn't marry him %.
No We broke i, on; a druggist will
do Just as well, and it is so nice to
have a soda fountain in the family
Detroit Free Press.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12

DeWitt's Little Early Rsers eSpel
rom the sfstem all poisonnus aecumnla.
ians, rasulSte the stomach, howe Is ana
ger. ani purify the blood They drive
away disease, dissipUte melancholy. and
I : health and Sigor for tine '.lilS ron :
5ns DO not griPc " sicken. l. IL
HyerL
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12

DeWitt's Little Early Risers benefit
permanently. They lend gentle assist
ance to nature, causing no pains or
weakness, permanently curing constipa-
tiOn and liver ailments. i. III. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
In the Fu,urp

Prof. wetthedust "a few years
hencel-'Good morning, Mr.. TiIler.
Anything IN my line today? l have
brought my balloons and explosives
along. Mr.. Tiller (American farmer)
well. l dunno What's the price
Of rain e''--Nsw So~t Weekly.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
.. S. LANp orIaen. LAMAn, coLo. !

Ifnc %, 1879.
z-OTIt'E is hereby given that Zoa b. Merrill,
IN formerly Lee has filed nctice of intention
"a make final pr Of before Register and Receiver
II their Office IN Lamar, Colo, on Thursday. the
s7th dayoi dgig, lsi9, on tin Der culture appli-
in taWuship 10. u s, raut;e No. 43 w. 6tl, p. NJ.
in Colorado.
Burnett q. W Hurt and Dick Hurt, all of Gra-
i2i-j2d W. A. MERRILL. Register
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12

You can cure dyspepsia by dieting,
Eat good wholesome food, and plenty OF
it---kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food
without aid from the stomach, and is
made to cure. /. n Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-12

Mr. and Mrs. b, Lackamp, Elston, Mo.
write: ''Qne Minute Cough Cure saved
the life OF our little boy when nearly
dead with Group |. H. Myers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
THE OLD TIMERS,

Once more our ubiquitous friend. the "old-
est Mason has passed from earth. This
time it is James Clark of quincy, H., whose
claim to the earliest initiation into Free
masonry in this country is vouched for by
plausible records.
Samuel II. Thompson of the Missouri Pa
cifc is the oldest railroad travelling paBsen-
ger agent in the country. He is GO years old
and has been with the Missouri Pacific for
thirty-siX years, during which time he has
travelled LAO, 900 miles.
oliver p. Hubbard of New York has cele-
brated his ninetieuh birthday. He gradu-
ated at Yale in 1928 and is the sole survivor
Of his class. His wife was the second
daughter Of the elder Prof. Silliman. He
filled the chair of chemistry, mineralogy
and geology in Dartmouth college from 1926
to 1866.
Women are said to be longer lived than
men. Among centenarians the proportion of
women TO men is almost double. There are
in this country 2,5S3 women who have
reached the century mark, while there are
only 1898 men who have Lived so long. In
France seven out of ten centenarians are
women. while in the rest Of Europe there
are sixteen women among twnty-one cen
tenarians.
Fraulein Ulrike Won Levet2ow, the last OF
Goethe's loves, has just celebrated her 90th
birthday. Goethe was an octogenarian when
he met her, but he was still capable of feel
ing and declaring the tender passion. u
rike was i at the time, and apparently as
sentimental as most l1-year-Old maidens.
She was 20 impressed by the honor Goethe
did her in falling in love with her that
she remained a spinster ever afterward, as
a slight token of her appreciation.
Moses w. Dodd, the founder Of the we'll
known publishing house now known as
Dodd, Mead d Co, died on the Sth instant
at his New York home OF the age of Sc.
He was born in Bloomfield, n. j., and after
graduating from Princeton college In 1897 he
entered the theological seminary, but aban-
doued the Intention OF becoming "A clergy
man on account OF ill-health, and formed "A
partnership with John S. Taylor, a publisher
Of theological books.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

sixteen members of Windsor castle SO s..
.uelullu- some OF the suprcm. officers. were
u-eseu, at the institution of PapI.I.u SOD. .I..
80. a. by Deputy MauQU3.J lust week ThI.
castle starts Off with O membership ~ .vpu-
ty-hye. Edgar Howard ug.u- the frs. ra-
gent DR.. Armstrong pas. regent. Mrs.
Brown. vice regent. w. 2. WeaE,wood. se.-
rotary treasure Af,r the installation am
entertaining program was given Iu tho opera
house. consisting Of mandolin and guitar
selections 10y The Misses and Mr. Bturyall.
regl,a,Ious by NJ. j. Ford. IT,, ana Mr.. Pack
ard, song by Harry Akin and cake walk
boy The Misses and Mr.. Bturyall and Mr..
Ford. After this the whole company re-
paired to the Wilcox house. where a fine
banquet had been provided by Deputy Mac
Quuid. papilliou castle expects to double
it's membership in sixty DAYS.
Windsor castle. No. !. VIII have at lcus,
Two limitations Monday night. r +. Stur-
CESS, the regent for this year. is expected
TO be present for the first time, duties q,
Lincoln having occupied his attention ever
since The election.
Deputy William Whipple. assisted by SUI
preme Warden Duggau. instituted a castle
at Halatou, Mimi since the las, report.
supreme Warden Duggau is a; Castle
wood, 5. D., giving Willow castle a fresh
start.
supreme Regent Akin and Supreme Sec
rotary Packard are contemplating u north
ern trip Of inspection.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
Modern Woodmcm of America.

The regular monthly meeting of the Twin
City Promotion committee was held Monday
evening with d large attendance.
Omaha Hebrew camp, No. 4944. sent in a
notification of the camps withdrawal from
the Promotion committee and it was placed
on file. However, at its meeting Tuesday
night Hebrew camp reaonsidered its action
in Withdrawing and desires TO be again rep
resented on the committees.
Nelghbors T. 2. Thornton Of Magnolia
camp, No. 1893, A. II. y0sburg Of Beech
camp, No 1454, and r. D. Miller of b. & NJ.
camp, No. 2722, We're appointed a committee
10 confer with the railroads regarding rates
10 Kansas City on the occasion Of The meet
ing q the head camp.
The social committee reported recon
mending that a Joint meeting be held with
b. & M camp, No. 2722, on The evening OF
May ~. The recommendation was cnncurred
in The following announcements We're
made.
Supreme camp: OF its ball and Foresters'
competitive drill on May o..
South Omaha camp. No. 1895 That al its
meeting next Thursday night the regular
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

Ante Room E chOeS
IL Il u z u Il u IL


Mondamin lodge met Monday evening and
received eleven new applications. Tomor-
row evening. April II, this lodge will give
a box social. All ladies bringing a box
filled with lunch for two will be admitted
free. A committee Of three was appointed
TO make arrangements for a M8ypole ball
TO be given May II.
The committee having the May party in
charge for Banner lodge, No. Il, have the
arrangements almost completed and Will
have the invitations out this week. This
party Will be given May 4. The recital
of Frater MerEes will be given Thursday
evening, April -, instead Of May a, as pre-
viously announced.
Arrangements have been made for Colonel
Handley, supreme secretary, 10 spend six
weeks addressing public meetings in Ne
braska and Iowa
The lodge at Beatrice will give a public
meeting Monday evening to celebrate the
rapid growth this lodge has made the last
two months.
Omaha lodge, No. 81, is taking part in
the May campaign for members and expects
to double its membership during that time.
Magic City lodge, of South Omaha is par
taking Of the same enthusiasm which is
characteristic Of lodges Of the order.
New lodges have been organized at Wa
bash, Neb, and Dallas Center, la, in the
last week.
Mrs. J. A. Crumpton, wife Of the late head
auditor OF the order, has been visiting at
the home Of Supreme President Roose and
wife and will return to her home in Lincoln
in a few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
Memorial services Held.

Memorial services for Mrs. Annie SChamel.
who died from the effects OF the injuries
received in the Patterson fire, were held
Tuesday evening in Annex hall. Continental
block, under the auspices of Garfield circle
No. II. Ladies of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. The lodge room was crowded with
friends and delegations from several socie.
ties to which Mrs. Schamel belonged. Mrs
Camilla Elliott, the president OF the circle,
opened the services, followed by the Rev
Kuhns in prayer and address. Miss Grace
Crawford sang a solo and also the beautiful
hymn, abide with Me" In a very touching
manner. Major Miller gave q very lengthy
eulogy OF the life and work OF Mrs. Schamel
Colonel Davis OF the Union Veterans union
eloQuently reviewed the long and faithful.
services Of Mrs. Schamel in behalf of the
old soldier and the widows ana orphans
Comrade Hooran read an original poem on
the death Of Sister Schamel.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

The grand commandery ofKnights Templar
of the state Of Nebraska was held at Hast
ings April 10. The meeting in the Masonic
temple was opened with an eloquent ad-
dress by Grand Eminent Commander Will
Iiams Of York. Every commandery of the
state was represented. After the business
session a fine banquet was partaken of.
The meeting was brought to a close by
the election of the following officers: G.
w. Lininger, Omaha, G. c.; Thomas c.
Reese, McCook. d. G. C.; S. ?. Davidson,
Tecumseh, G. G.; Frank Billiard, North
Platte, G. c. G.; Fred w. Vaughn. C. S. w;
W. J. Turner, Lincoln, G.. J. w; Rev.
Byron V. W. Marsh, University Place, G.
P; William r. Bowen, Omaha, G. R; Henry
C.. Akin, Omaha, treasurer. A code of laws
was adopted. The meeting was a most
pleasant one and was attended by over
100 guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
Cnrd of Thanks.

To the Executive Committee OF the Assoc
ciate Members. and the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Thurston Rifles. Omaha camp. No. 1gO,
Woodmen of the World, 81. Albany lodge,
No. II, and Uniform Rank, No. -, Of Council
Bluffs, knights of Pythias. and to members
OF Mare lodge, knights OF Pythias Of Omaha,
also to the many friends in this and other
cities who have sent us letters Of sympathy.
for the loss of our only son and brother.
Lee, at the battle Of Caloocan: We can only
say that to all we tender our sincerest
thanks for their great kindness and shall
remember it while we live. In the perhaps
not distant future we shall hope in d
brighter land to meet our hero again.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
knights of Pytbins.

On Monday evening, April II, Nebraska
lodge, No. !, will confer the third rank. The
ceremony Will be an elaborate one, the de,
gree team and a number OF officers in full
regalia participating. 1t viii last all even
ing and there will be present a number OF
visitors from other city lodges.
Vrinagle lodge, No. "a, held an interesting
session last Thursday night, at which time
four candidates were conducted through the
first rank and one in the third rank. on
next Thursday evening, April 20, the lodge
will celebrate its thirteenth anniversary, A
good program of music, speaking and dane
ing has been arranged. Refreshments viii.
be prOvided.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
Royal ArcanunI,

At the eighth annual meeting of the grant
council OF Iowa Royal Arcanum at Cedar
Rapids, Ia, April II, the following officers
were elected: Grand regent, L. r. Dohs
Fort Dodge; grand vice regent, George Con.
way, Sioux City; grand orator. J. VIII Camp.
bell, Fort Madison; past grand regent, G. II
Jackson, Council Bluffs; grand secretary, H
A. Snyder, Waterloo; grand treasurer, Wal.
ter Irish, Des Moines; grand chaplain, w
w. Epps, Ottumwa; grand guide, L. A. Ham.
mill, Keokuk; grand warden, A. Tredick.
Davenport: grand sentry, T. a. Taylor
Cedar Rapids; representative to the suprem,
council, Fred W. Wilson, Ottumwa. The
next meeting Of the grand council will be
held at Waterloo.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
bankers Union of n world.

Omaha lodge, Bankers Union, had one of
the largest and most successful meetings
Friday evening since its organization. The
attendance was very large, the hall being
crowded with members and guests. There
was a musical program after which refresh
ments were served, The following was the
musical program: Piano solo, Miss NJ. Nell
son; vocal solo, Mr.. j. A.. Bowler; either
solo, Miss Alice Hertzmau; recitation, Mrs.
J. II. Manwarring; vocal solo, Miss Maude
Lord piano solo, Miss Emma Mortensen:
recitation, Miss Burg; vocal solo, Mr.. J.
Spellmani piano solo, Miss Daisy Elrod.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
InIon Neternns, InIon.

Nicksburg command, with its Relief union,
Will hold its first meeting IN the lodge
room IN The Bee building next Wednesday
evening. Arrangements are to be made for
an entertainment some time in May. The
command and Ladies' Relief union feel much
Gratifed at the bhought of meeting here
after in perfect security in a lodge
room located in one Of the best buildings
in Omaha with all couveHiences and es-
pecially elevator system all night.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
and q Pacific Railroad
The Great Rock ISL
and Route" City Tick
et Office 1928 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 42s.
Depot Tenth d Mason
Streets Telephone, C2g.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
EIIzs.

AT the last regular meeting a committee
was appointed 70 make purchase and furnish
at ST. Joseph's hospital a room 10 be occu-
pied by members Of the order who hapufn
10 be i'll in this city. Those on the com
mirtee are Or, e. W. Lee. George =. Cronk
ana Frank Kimball,
"a Night in Bohemia" was presented in
Missouri Valley Saturday evening. April Is.
by the original company Of the Elks under
the direction of Tommy Getz.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

Fremont lodge, No. T. met Friday even
ing with a large attendance There were
forty-rhree candidates initiated, after which
there was an interesting program and re-
freshments, The president appointed a COM
mittee on arrangements composed OF Broth
ers r.. +. Brown, Herman Blumenhall ana
Newton W. Preston and Sisters Flora +.
Marley, Alice Cassie and Marian Allen TO
plan a trades display and musical congress
to take place about November ]. w. b. How
ard, supreme organizer, addressed the meer-
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

All the Woodmen Of the World in this and
neighbortn5 cities are looking forward TO
the minstrel show to be given by eymou
camp, No. 81, the evening Of May 10. An
entertainment of this kind is given once a
year by the camp. The members are rohears-
ing for the affair and an effort is being
made to have all the sovereign camp officials
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
for Al.

Washington Star: Mister" said Mean
dering Mike, will you gimme something
SOS ! can go somewheres and eat p"
The politician looked at him thoughtfuIly
and exclaimed:
That shows how we all have our troubles.
Here you are with no place to go and eat,
and here am / worried half to death because
! can't keep my invitations to banuuets
down 10 ANYTHING like a reasonable limit"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
Mystic S]hriner..

Elaborate preparations are being made for
the Mystic Shriners' ceremonial session 10
be given by Tangier temple in this city,
April 2S. The hour of beginning viii be
$50 o'clock, At 8 o'clock a business meet
ing will be held. Besides the ceremonial
session there will be a banquet and many
novices will be initiated. The mobiles will
wear fez, CLOVIS and full regalia. Five hun
dred guests from other cities will attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
WEST EARNAM nM.rI1INGs

. rooms. thoroughly modern. very choice
and cheap, at $500.
10 rooms. ali modern, cheap for Sc, $50; terms
easy
10 rooms. modern in every respect. with
large barn, asphaltum d~riveways. ETC.,
5000.
These three properties are frst-class as
TO location and in each and every other
particular. Thu dwellings We're built for
homes and not for selling purposes.
Another not quite so wei located of Q
rooms. ~ modern double east front lot.
very cheap for $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
independent order OF Toresters.

Court Ak-Sar-Ben, being without a hall.
has been invited 70 meet with Omaha court
on the occasion Of IT'S next regular meeting.
After the business session a smoker viii be
held. There Will be addresses by prominent
men and an enjoyable time is Anticipated.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

"A Quiet Family is the name of an en-
t~ertainment which the degree team Of Social
lodge, No. 1o2, Will give Tuesday evening,
April 20, in Myrtle hall. There will bs
dancing and refreshments will be srved.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
HANscnM nAAcE

A new $500 Broom residence. on "a slightly
east front lot. paved street. aI special
assessmcnts paid up, .or s., 100; terms
4 other decided bargains In modern dwell
l!nr- of S TO 10 rooms, hrsi-cIass as to
location and other particulars, $4,000 to
A few desirable east front lots left for
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

$3.50 for fun lot iu Hausaum Place. within
800 feet of park. street. improvements AL
made and paid for see me Monday it you
want 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
-knrNr.yE p1AcE

a $1,000 modern dwelling, facing south on
paved street. special taxes paid up, for
SLOn. TO right party, $500 or $1,000 cash
down. balance yearly at 6 per cent.
An $500 elegant pressed brick dwelling Of
10 rooms, completely modern. for S., 900;
terms reasonable.
A few desirable south front 'ots, paved
street, with speCiaI assessments paid up,
cheap at Sllm
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

IbHt NNIVdEO 6pt-
"a '''..s''-. rs-,rrr..-d hr4N am
Chicago Aestibuled EX..a sos pm a sos am
Sh!cago Express .......a $3.50 am a 400 pm
GhlGago- d 81, l.. EX....a 745 pm a sos am
FACING Junction Local. .alO:43 am a 5:45 pm
asI Mail "I.;,.:,,. d 2:45 pm
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

A SNAP THAT Is A sNAP-Today $500
buys The north y of lots u and 10 located
in RediCks subdivision If j. J. Reuick s
addition, together with the ? frame dwell
Ing houses known as 2Iol, 2I05 and 21p7
Howard 81, s. n 8 rooms, respectivelyi
fronts ON Two streets taxes fully paid,
must be sold Immediately, Inquire Oi o.
H. Schons Business office, Bee Pub co.
RE-M62S l6
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
-EARM LANDS.

FARM LANDS.
i023-5f0-acre ranch. with 1000 acres
fenced. which belongs 10 the government.
Good buildings. Excellent opportunity LOT
a stock man. only 5000
No lO9i-Glp-acre farm in stanton County,
Neh. rich, black soil. BUILDINGS insured
I'M eastern Nebraaka and is offered at q
bargain. r. c. PETERS & CO.
1902 Farnam St, Bee BldE.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
NURSERY

MENERAY BROS. nurserymen. Of Ores.
cent city are here In Counci Bluffs and
Omaha with their fine Inc of fruit trees
grape vines, etc, and AN kinds Of fine
shade trees. Towering shrubs and roses.
their sale grounds are located at Gl5 Eas.
Broadway, Council Bluffs and cor. 10Th
and Cunning SIS, and also 2lst and Far
nam SITS, Omaha, where YOU will he
waited on an all times with pleasure. We
sell all goods very cheap. and guarantees
all goods frst-Class. Omaha tsl. lGG.
Council Bluffs tel. 32l. leo Mis-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16
RnNnI

Golden Rod camp. Royal Neighbors ~
America, held z regular meeting in It's ball
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

SOME BARGAINS

-
$3.50 for cast front modern house with
Nm heat near Hausaum park.
street, worth. $500
ha lNI Tor modern ga IRON. Groom house
and barn. near Hausrum Place. rents for
$3.50
60. for 5-rg1m house and j. acre Of land;
worth. SLlla
-
Ilh" private rtsidenn. spIguaialN located
ana within easy walking distance of the
business center barn and large grounds
This o. % rare opportunity 90 get a fine
home at "a bargain. Inquire Tor partlcu-
q, ,.. cam ,. -t1--- rr. .t,.
500 feet of park. sr"tl Improvements AL
made ana paid TOT. see me Monday li you
want il.
-
81 LOO for heaulliu. -'uth 'front.' lot near
nice collage
hall, small house. renting for 81.
90 for 50 feet on Farnam, near -9lh
church.
gigtr bargains IN. every part Of the. city.
JOHN w. ROBBINS, lHJ4 FARNAM ST.
RE-NiG,9 lo
A rT-ar[rss r-,II- ne rI-s-~tg ,1I.>.
M2rs Of Omaha business men shoud own
| their own homes. for the following
rea..ons.
trty today, and rate OF Interest makes it
choa.er to own than TO rent 1t you're
f foq} lo M.sspoF5 .a 9@a gan 555 hS ws ca jHi srS SYS
IT 10 'ou.
TO a home that may be- saved ZION" 6usi-
ness reversos. If You don't believe this
ask vow wife about IT,.
3rd-ln this era of reciprocity the man
owes Omaha IT, aI1siance Of a. nome
owner So far this ad is worth just as
ia. but here we come in.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-16

This IS a new, well built two-story brick
business building on Farnam street near
18th, renting for 81. 100 per year. which we
are permitted to offer this week for ST.
900. small cash payment. This should
be looked up at once.