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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
Popularity Of The Rscitaist is
Established at Once.
OTnEllO WAS WELL RENDERED
First Appearance, OF Hannibal A.
Williams at the v. N. c. A UNI
que and Effective Work.
(From Saturdays DailyD

A rare treat was the recital given by
Hannibal A. Williams at the Y. NJ. G.
A. last evening. The audience reveled
in the exquisite Interpretation Of
Shakespeare's sublime tragedy, "Othel-
10. the Moor" II would be difficult to
Imagine the powers of portrayal pos
sessed by Mr.. Williams. From the
deep-sounding voice Of the Moor he
rang the changes through all the char
acters up to the sweet modulated tones
of Desdemona. The various emotions,
from the serpentine trickery and knav-
cry OF Iago TO the womanly tenderness
of Desdemona. were clearly brought
out
Mr.. Williams opened the recital with
a brief summary of the tragedy for an
Introduction. Then as he brought in
the different characters he Informed
the audience as to their identity. This
was only necessary the one time, as
afterwards the vocal change was suf-
fcient to make known the person
speaking.
The scenes where Othello relates the
means be used to win Desdemona's
love, and where he comes to his tragic
end were perhaps the best of the even
ing. or all the characters assumed
that of Othello stood out for its fore
ibic Interpretation. The only criticism
In regard to any of them was that the
crafty cruelty Of Iago was hardly fully
portrayed.
The facial expression and the ease
with which nearly the whole of the
Rve-act tragedy was given without an!
outside aid was marveled at.
The attendance was large despite
counter attractions. The audience
thoroughly appreciated the entertain
ment and all had only words of praise
for II.
Tuesday evening-A Midsumme
Nights Dream.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
Wish TO SETTLE
Men Who Will Locate Out
in the Philippines.
Soldiers Beii.v the Inducements
Are Excellent A Petition Sign
ed BY Several Thousands.

NEW YORK, May 3i.-A special to
the Herald from Manila says:
Information has been received here
that satisfactory results have attend
ed the movement among members Of
the voluntee" regiments for the estab-
lishment OF large American colony
in the Philippines.
Four thousand of the volunteers
now in the islands are reported to
have signed a petition to the President
and Secretary of War praying that
they receive their discharges In Ma
Mia, instead of at the places of enlist
ment, and they be allowed travel pay
to the places Of enlistment. 1t was ex'
planned that they believed the Philip
pine Islands Offered rare opportuni
ties for industrious and enterprisine
Americans to make for themselves
homes" and that they desired to re-
main for the purpose of taking par
in the development of the mining, ag'
ricultural and industrial resources o.
the islands
The petition stated that, in the event
OF favorable action by the Govern
ment, those signing 1t pledged thei
united support in upholding the law
and protecting the interests Of TIL
United States there, and would, II s,
desired, become members of a natiOna
guard or such other organization a
might be necessary for the protection
of American interests in the Philip
| pines.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
IT NEWER FNILs

M John Blyons, editor Of lhe Press,
An,hun, Iowa, suys'-"l have used
Chamberlain Collie Cholera and
parrhusa Remedy In my family for
hnetn years, have recommended 10 20
hundreds ~ olhers. ana have nNer
Known u 20 fnil in Is single instance
rnr sale by
HENSON SMITH a CO. LTp,
Agen;s Tor IiasallaR lbllnis lAd all
Druggists and Dealers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
HOOLEY IMMUNE.

LONDON, May 3O.-The Public Pros.
ecutor announced today that he would
not proceed with the prosecution of
Ernest Terah Hooley. the corporation
promoter and SPECTATOR, upon the
charge of fraud.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
CLARkE's BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTION -pnrchasers OF ~ he bloou NIX
tnre should req that tAey get Tue gehhlhe aillcle
orthless In itattons aud substitutes are some
times palmed on by UNI, ihciplcd vendors. The
words Lincoln aud Midland Counties Drug
Cos, pany, Lincoln, England" are engraved on
the Government Samp, aud "Clarke1s World
AIMED Blood Mixture" blown In the bottle,
WITHOUT WHICH NONE ARE GENUINE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
+" T.. ALLEN"
The Young Man kept iiimss!i
Prominent at Oak land.

Prominent at Oakland.
A San Francisco paper says that L.
Allen Sherman, as president of the
Christian Endeavor Union of Alameda
county, in 1895, achieved notorle'y for
himself by demanding from the Police
Commissioners the dismissal of the
then Chief of Police, Louis a. Schaffer
His request was based upon a petition
signed by himself as president and w.
Gardner as secretary of the Endeavor
Society, in which charges were made
that Chief Schaffer was in league with
gamblers and the criminal element OF
Oakland, and that he was the official
protection of the saloons, dives and
gambling dens of that city. The ac-
cusations caused decided stir. Schaf-
fer retaliated by having Sherman ar
rested on a charge of criminal libel,
which was subsequently dismissed.
Later in the same year the young
man again came into prominence by
engaging in a heated controversy with
Rev. DIR. Coyle of the Presbyterian
Church at a meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Union, in which each chal-
lenged the veracity of the other. The
trouble caused split in the union
and II afterward developed that the
his nnnuhl A
East to escape the amorous attentions
III the young lawyer. sherman ad
mitted his affection for Miss Coylt
and openly charged that her father
antagonism to him in the affairs of tn,
Endeavor Society was prompted b!
the clergyman's disapproyal of an In
timacy which bid fair to result in
love match.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON
DERfUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

Clarke's Blood Mixture II sold IN bottles p.
I'd. each, and in caser containing xix times the
quantity, lis sufficient To effect permanent
cure In the great majority of long Standing cases
by ALL CHEMIST and Patent MEDICINE
NENDC RS through, ut the world. PROJECTORS,
TT" IACoLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRuG
{ MpAN. Lincoln, England. Trade Mark
"b. 90 , MIXTURE"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-13
CASTLE & COOKE, LID
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Co,
The Walmea Sugar Mil Co.
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, 81, Louis.
Mo
The Standard oil Co.
The George =, Blake Steam Pumps,
weslon's centrliugals.
The New England Mutual Life In
suranee Co., OF Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co, OF
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co., of Dos.
ton,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14

GO TO GEO. 7. BEMGs FOR BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE, 80i-S06 Paxton Block.
Telephone SIS.
II you are looking for vacant lots see Bem!s'
Two choice lots. Goth & Decatur SITS, $500
Choice lot on Maple st. near cath ST. $3.50.
Finest residence lot in PADDOCK Place,
south front, just Oft OF Sherman Ave.
Beautiful lot near 18th & Henderson SITS,
Look at the southwest corner OF 23rd &
Henderson SITS. and make offer.
Do you like shade trees? Look at the lots
on Pratt, Manderson and Spaulding SITS;
between Path q 10Th SITS. and come and
81 lots n Isabe. Addition at 2ith & Ames
Ave. These lots will advance in price
in a short time, Snaps.
SaratcEa Hotel, 30 rooms, Ames Ave. and
Coal and feed yard, with good buildings,
24th, 25th and Taylor SITS, on Belt rail-
Hanscona Place. Have a few choice resi-
dence lots left in this addition. Do not
delay
If YOU WANT 4 HOME BEM1s WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY.
4-room cottage, 2Sth & Burdette SITS, $500.
4-room cottage near 18th & Grant SITS, $500.
7-room house near 18th & Spaulding SITS,
Fully modern 7-room house within two
blocks of 18th & Leavenworth SITS, only
81, 700.
several nice homes near 2ith * Nlntoh SIS.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY BUSINESS
PROPERTIES-SEE BEMiS, Paxton Blk.
66x132 feet, near 18th & Douglas SITS. Cheap.
44-foot frontage, near 10th q Davenport SITS.
Snap.
Do you want lots with trackage? 1 can
furnish them.
Are you looking for a good investment?
l have a number of good brick blocks on
Douglas and Farnam SITS. that will net
veu over s per cent on the amount in
vested.
5 per cent money to loan on gilt-edge real
estate security,
Fire Insurance. Have seven Of the best
companies in the nation,
Telephone $50.
GEO. p. BEMIS,
30i-306 Paxton Book, 10th & Farnam SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
SOME REA1rTrFIrL, HOMES.

SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES
Groom all modern mouse, full east front;
just north HanScOm park; one of the I'm
est houses to be found in that neighbour
hood. Very cheap.
S-r9om all modern house, just north of
HanScom park, s, 5OO.
Fine eaSt-front on 3oth ST., northwest Hans
com park, $500.
Broom all modern house on So. 33d St, east
front; can be had at a great bargain.
n-room all modern, beautiful home on N.
oath ST.; large barn; beautiful lawn; shade.
Broom all modern house in Kountza Place;
large grounds; at almost your own price.
10-room all modern house; large barn; beau
tiful natural shade trees. This is one of
the finest homes in the city and a bargain
can be had.
S-room all modern house, 18th and Spruce
St; BEAUTIFUL lawn, shade, and can be had
Neat modern 7-room house and complete
home; northwest; a great snap.
S-roOm house and barn, northwest, near
Walnut Hill car line, south front; the
greatest bargain in the city at 81, 400.
Good house, fine barn, 4 fun lots, all set to
home in that part city; worth $1,000; $l,5OO
T-room house, modern, South 26th St; east
front; neat home; 81, 800.
Groom house, large lot, good barn, near in,
F'0"' q VACANT LOTS
A beautiful corner, 1Q0xl50, near Hanscom
park, with beautiful native shade, trees;
fine nsighborhood; small house and barn;
the whole property at 81, 800, easy terms.
Fine lot just north Hanscom park; east
front; very cheap.
Fine east front, 3Sth and Dodge St, $1,lOo.
Two fine lots near exposition grounds; once
sold 81, 200 each; now $500; easy terms;
Fine east-front, 18th and Maple sts,, $500.
Fine lot, 18th and Dupont, $500.
Fine lot, 39th on Farnam, very cheap.
l f R6ne So 81 u Ri"q # you 90 'S come el to 0Y fSe ofice e'5 oy
LYMAN > y WATERMAN T IiIs Biz.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
HANSCOM PLACE.

Without question the best bargain in this
addition is this elegant S-room dwelling,
completed about one year ago in a sub
~stantial and workmanlike manner, with a
beautiful interior of hard wood finish, re-
ception hall. double floors, porcelain bath
tub, stationary wash bowls, ETC., on a
splendid slightly east-front lot, paved
street. special taxes all paid, permanent
walk. Price $685.; terms easy.
Another one of 10 rooms and attic, finished
off in splendid style, with several kinds
of hard wood, tiled v%estibule, reception
hall, electric bells, speaking tubes, double
floors, laundry tubs, etc, with a large
barn, on a fine east-front lot, paved street,
permanent walks, etc. Price $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
WEST FARNAM.

A phenomenal bargain; s17,75O gets one OF
the very best 16-room mansions in the
West Farnam district, costing s35, 900. Lo-
cation the very best. Large lot, paved
street, permanent walks, barn. etc.
Sc, 150-s1,65 $50 cash; balance in monthly pay
ments of $25; 9 rooms, strictly modern, fin
ished off in quarter-sawed oak; combina-
ton light n gas fixtures, double floors,
etc. Large barn, with 3 box stalls, harness
room, water and electric light in barn.
East front lot. A rare opportunity to get
an elegant residence on monthly pay-
ments.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

THIS Ia lOAN VI laNl I l.
sHREwD BUYERS WILL BUY NOW
AND GET THE BENEFIT OF TIE RISE.
HOUSES.
$4,000, Leavenworth and gath, i-room house.
100000 on 27th street near Burdette, broom
house, city water, easy payments.
$4,000. SjOi Hamilton street. l-room house,
city water, good cellar, nice place.
$4,000, near 30th and Lake, broom house,
city water, large lot, on easy payments.
$S5O.OO, Patrick Ave. near 26th. 5-room house.
81, Ooo.W, 18th street near Center, Groom
house. city water, barn, 6G-foot lot.
$1,000 90. near Farnam and 4oth, groom
house, city water, bath, large lot, facing
east.
$1,000, Bristol street, near 26th. 5-room cot
tage, permanent walks, paving tax all
paid.
81 10000, near 18th and Lake, Groom modern
house, barn, rents, $4,000 per annum.
s.. 10000 near High school, corner .ot on
high ground and 7-room house, paved st.
100000, $4,000, $l2,coO.OO and s17,5Oo.Oo,
elegant modern houses in choice locations,
VACANT LOTS.
Special Bar-ain-Lot 50Nl5O feet on PARK
Ave. near Woolworth Ave, permanent
sidewalk and all special taxes paid. Price,
81, 10000.
Poppleton Ave, paving all paid, $1,000.
Harvey street, near S3rd, $4,000.
If YOU FAIL TO FIND WHAT YOU
WANT HERE CALL y EXAMINE
OUR LIST OF SEVERAL HUNDRED
IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN
VACANT LOTS.
GARVIN BROS, 1913 FARNAM ST.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14

CLIENT owning 1Ssxl2O feet on
the corner of gath and Mason SITS, With 3
has instructed me to sell the entire tract
with the 4 houses for 2 ,4O0., The rents
amount to $50. per month and with some
repairs can bring $50; think or TINS, on an
investment of 81, 400.
A fine dwelling at one-half the cost can be
had in the r, b. Lowe home, N. w. Cor;
south and east front lots, good barn and
fine shade, $4,000.
newly painted. ground 6Ox152. high and
slightly, at 26th and Douglas, 5000;
For a railroad man who wishes to place ms
money where he will get a home and also
interest on his money besides, ! have, a
neat double house. east-front, with shade,
each apartment having 8 r and bath on
houses can b. occupied by the owner ana
one rented for SIS per month, l viii ad,
wise my client to sell this for S3,5OO. / am
Just painting this up nicely.
I lave a neat, newly painted dws', ; rooms,
east-front, 52X9l feet, near churchss s.,
schools and 3 car lines, at 10th above Ohio,
I hay : DWELLINGS At t7th and FarnaTm, saGa
trees, and I have advised my client to
9OxiS2, with large dwelling and hne, shade,
at 22nd and Webster SITS. some trade; part
For 3 famiEes-f have two 5-r. cottages,
painted up, east-front, full lots, neat
places, Slst and Ames ave, that l can sell
VACANT BUILDING LOTS
Full lot, 25th and Spencer, Si6O
Full lot. 18th and Ames ave, 500.
Full lot. Bedford place, paved St, N75,
Full lot, south front, 42nd and Douglas; $3.50,
Full lot, S6th Just south Ames ave; $3.50.
Acre out near Central park school, $3.50.
Full lots, S6th and Corby streets; all you
want at $50 each.
on sherman ave, and a great many other
properties.
Room sos N, Y, Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14

FOR SALE.
Groom house and lot in frst-c,ass repair,
for $4,000, at S4l9 Mason st.
Lot G6x132, with 4 houses, barn, sewer and
city water, N. E. Corner Davenport and
9th Ave.
20 lots in Wilcox LIST and End addition.
Prices range from $4,000 to $4,000.
12-room house, steam heat, full city lot, 1911
Davenport.
Full lot, 2 houses. 1O3a-a5 S. Goth ST., 81, 7OO.O 90.
Full lot, 2 houses, 1O2s-aO S. 18th St.
7-room house, furnace. gas, city water, and
sewer; east front. Price, $500.
sewer, south front, 1920 Burt St, 81, 800.
Z. 35 feet Of the W. 20 feet of lot /, block
50, City, $500.
Lot 5oxl9o feet, 2 fronts. 11-room brick
house: modern. $40 S, nth ST., 100000
Fine building lot, S5th and Cass SITS, 800.
S. w. Corner of Ersklne & Path St, 81, 600
. lots. ground 1OOxl5O feet, 7-room house,
3Sl5 Seward St, 81 .40O cash.
Fall lot, Groom house. modern, and barn,
1922 S. 9th ST., 5000.
Always call on Benawa & Co, If you wish
to rent "A house or buy real estate.
BENAWA & CO,
los N. 18th st.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
KOUNTZE PLACE.

This beautiful addition, with its wide paved
streets and splendid shade trees, accessible
by 3 lines of street railway and boulevard,
is the place to get a desirable home cheap.
A remarkably fine house of 8 rooms. thor
oughly modern, on a double corner lot fac
ing south, may be purchased this week at
a figure which will wreathe your face
with smiles.
A south-front lot on paved street, special
assessments paid, during May at an ex-
tremely low figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
BEMIs PARK.

Lots for SIPS and up adjoining Bemis park
in orchard Hill.
These lots are not affected by the suit COM
menced in the District Court on Friday
last by John d. Howe VS.. The Bemis Park
Co.. The Atlantic Realty Company ct al,
involving, among others, certain lots in
Bemis Park offered for sale last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
TERMS:
ARTHUR M. COWIE,
I'll South Eighteenth Street.

AEGlttUR M. toNlb,
211 South Eighteenth Street.
CATALPA PLACE!
CATALPA PLACE!
CATALPA PLACE!
Sole Agent, % lots in this Addition.
These lots sold in '87 for 1850 each.
They are worth today $1,000 each.
I can sell them for $3.50 to $500.
Buy one of these lots now and make 100
per cent profit before two years.
Get in at the bottom-they are cheap. i.
If you don't buy now you will kick yourself,
and kick hard, for not doing so.
The size of each lot is 50x127.
This is really a special sale.
They are on the bargain counter.
Don't miss this opportunity to make money.
Before six months are past you will have
u profit.
Remember there are only % of these lots.
Terms: $25.OO down, balance $500 and $1,000
per month.
Now let me tell you where this Addition is
located-2Sth avenue and Miami street, 4
blocks west Of oath and 2 blocks north of
Lake street; not away up the hill top or
down in the bottom, but just right. Every
lot is level and smooth. Come In and let
me talk 10 you about them.
SAUNDERS G. HIMEBAUGH's ADDITION
TO WALNUT HILL.
Vacant lots in his Addition $3.50 to $500.
Near good school and car line.
Southwest corner 35th avenue and Dodge
street. Lot A feet, east front; this is a
snap at 81, 100.
Six-room house and lot, 43rd and Charles
street; small barn; a bargain-$l, 100. Easy
terms.
Six-room house, 45th and Charles. street; two
blocks from car. House and lot, 800.
ARTHUR NJ. COWIE,
21 South Eighteenth Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES-RY
THE BYRON REED COMPANY,
oI3 south 18th 81
2l2 South 18th st

22 South 18th st.
s2,2oo-Buys S-room mod IN house on 22nd
st. just south Of Lake; beautiful lot in fine
neishborhood.
81, 25O-Forone of the prettiest places on Man
derson St, just west OF Gath among the
big trees; modern and well built.
$i,Soo-On Burdette ST., west of 22nd; new
Groom cottage; walking distance from
town; street Just graded; yard full of
shrubbcry; price good only to May 10th.
81, 4OO-Tor a new Groom cottage, 4l2i North
2S;h ave; partly modern; large corner
east-front lot and near two car lines. This
is a beauty and some one will surely buy
it this week.
81, 65O-For 1886 South 25th ave; Groom cot
tage; partly modern; large lot; fruit trees
and shrubbery. make oner)
s., 3oo-For l-room house; good condition,
east-front; 9th and Poppleton.
SL25O-Nice 4-room cottage on Rees st. near
cath; large lot, with shade.
81, OOO-Your choica of two 6-room houses, on
boulevard near exposition grounds; owner
made nearly this amount in one house last
year keeping roomers.
81, 25O-26th st. just south of Grant; 6 rooms,
recently painted and papered.
$1,OOO-6 rooms just west of 2ith st. on Tenn
pleton; worth $500.
81, 0OO-i4th and Day nport: Z rooms and barn.
$5OO-For your choice of two broom houses,
one at 9th and Hickory and the other two
blocks from Hanscom park; on grade,
owner nonresident and wants quick sale.
We nave large list of houses in north part
of the city from 500 up.
OTIS.
$500 to $6O0-For 2S lots within one mile of
the postoflce and all within . blocks of
the High school. Thsse lots all belong to
an estate that has to he closed up.
SSOO-For your choice of any of the remain
ing s lots in Dewey Place; all of the rest
are sold and will be built on this year.
s., 100-For the finest east-front lot in the
West Farnam district.
81, 2OO-For 6O-foot lot at 22nd and Mason st.
with cottage. We have cut the price of
the lot in two, and are giving the cottage
free.
Price too low to quote on 4 lots listed yes
terday in Shulls addition. These are all
BEAUTIES.
$6OO-For your choice of several lots on 24th
st. between Vinton and Castelar,. More
lots have been sold in this district than
any other part of the city.
$500 to $50o-For a number of lots south of
Hanscom park; lowest price ever quoted
and less than these lots originally sold for
10 years ago.; all near car line.
$500 to $S50-For your choice of a batch of
lots on 32nd and Webster.
s150-For lots 26th and Sprague.
$4O0-For lot in Plainview.
$15O-Lot 16 in Creighton Heights.
81, 000-For 10-acre lot on West Dodge st.
macadam road, fine view and level; sold
originally for 81 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14

Lot 8, block 20, 9th ST.. near Hickory. $500
Lot 9, block 20, 9th St, near Hickory $50
Lot 10, block 20, 2Sth ST., near Shirley. 90. coo
Lot 16, block 20, 2sth ST., near Hickory. GOO
Lot IS, block 20, 2sth St, near Hickory. $50
Lot 8, block 10, 9th, near Woolworth... G5O
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
DENNEY
TELEPHONE s23.
MAY BLOSSOMS

are covering themselves all over with glory
in this beautiful, & ntly wooded tract.
High, dry, slightly, level as the noor-all
the characteristics of a desirable building
site. This property is on the high table,
land, lying between 2oth street boulevard
and oath street, a few blocks north OF the
oath and Sherman avenue car lines. These
TWENTY AND TEN AUCT1ONED OFF,
ETC, for the price is scaled down TO a
bedrock basis at the start, i. e., $500 and
up, all cash or monthly. A splendid saw
ings bank for the young man; unlike that
institution, however, they cannot bust"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14

Also the following:
goth St, near S. e. Cor. Hanscom park. $3.50
2Sth St, 2 blocks east Hanscom park. $50
9Th St., 3 blocks east Hanscom park. 800
2Sth ST., 2 blocks east Hanscom park. $50
2Sth St, . blocks east Hanscom park. dVO
Georgia avenue, north of Jackson...... $50
Corner 9th and Marcy. 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14

Mr.. Chas. ]. Adams of New York City has
decided to close out his Omaha real estate.
He instructs us to "cut the price to where
they're bound to SELL. Accordingly we
offer HANsCOM PLACE LOTS AT FROM
$500 to $500 EACH.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-14
CHOICE VACANTS

in the vicinity of West Farnam are hard to
secure at reasonable figures. We offer this
week the most desirable building site in
that neighborhood. This is an extra large
slightly east-front tract, just far enough
above the street grade to terrace off nicely
and just the spot for a h~lgh-grade home.
The price, only $500.