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.lrrsrN Which Cow.
For Safe.

A fine Jersey Mich Cow with Young
calf, for sale Il PARHAN.
For Sale.
Three good mules. wagon and farm
ing implements. Apply to
ALEX RIrE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25

The Prize Money he Weight Of the Successful
Paid in shining silver Dollars. ,ountng 10 Dollars 20 the Pea
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The ard Tc Money diIcI IHto Ion dVisions
each. aud Is a be given a, follows.
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THE BIC CONTEST.

How many words will appear on the First Page of
The Semi Weekly American. OF Nashville, Tennessee,
of the issue of Thursday, November ?, 1902
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
CONNUBIALITIES.

a California man on business trip mes
a young woman on the train, proposed, was
accepted and married her without missing
connections or letting the little affair
interfere in any way with his business
engagements
The honeymoon of the infatuated young
Prince Lobengula in London not long ago
has ended disastrously. She had the dusky
princellng arrested a few days ago for
saVagely biting her.
hand on the fam of Peter Grcenwalt, near
huron, Kan, and then eloped with the
farmers comely daughter, turns out to be
a young MiSsourian Of some wealth and
social prominence, who chose this means OF
inding Just the wife he wanted. He has
written to his new father-in-law saying that
his search was a long one, but has been
amply rewarded.
romance reaching half way around tho
kong, China, in the marriage of Miss Mabel
Elinn CHM, of Fort Hsmilt2n to Ensign Albert
F,liGn. who is a favorite in the society
circles of Bay Ridge and Fort Hamilton.
went aboard the battleshlp Massachusetts
women of Brooklyn. 1t was then she first
met Ensign Marshall who fell in love WITH
her The ensign was sent to Manila dur:
September "a. going by the way of San
Francisco to Hong Kong.
Prince William of Wed whose engage
mont with Queen Wilheimina of Holland is
regarded in diplomatic circles as an as-
sured fact, is the second cousin of the
queen Giving him his full quota of names,
he is Prince William Frederick- Henry of
Wied He is a lieutenant in the Prussian
regiment of Body Guards now stationed at
Potsdam. Prince William Is the second
son of the prince of Wied and her royal
hghness, Wilhelmina-F -Frederick-A Eliza
beth-Marie, princess of Holland. 1t is
through his mother that he is related 10
his iianCee He was born on March 2G 1876,
Carmen Sylvia, queen of Roumania is his
aunt on the patcrnal side,
A coming wedding of much interest to
society, reports the New York World, will
be that of Miss Sylvia Caesar, a favorite
relative of the Vanderbilt family to DIR.
Dudley Newcomb Carpenter, L. S. N, early
next spring. Although the engagement was
first formally announced Thursday, the
betrothal dates from the day DR.. Carpenter
responded TO duty's call and was assigned 10
the Olympia, on which ship he served with
Admiral Dewey. DR.. Carpenter is the
of the late Rear Admiral Carpenter. He Ia
a graduate of the Harvard Medical school
and Is now on waiting orders on the medical
staff of the Raleigh. Miss Caesar is an
extremely pretty and accomplished young
woman. Several years ago She somewheN
startled society by determining to become
a trained nurse. She served some time az
"A prObatiOner in the Presbyterian hospital.
The strain, however, was too great and she
was obliged to relinqush the undertaking.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

Tekamah lodge has elected the following
officers: Hugh Mcdonald fraternal master;
Mrs. r. T, stauffer justice; C. G.
Norseen, secretary; f, Lubke, treasurer;
w. Francis protector; Mrs A. Sackott,
truth; Mrs. Z. Lee, mercy; j. w. Taylor,
guide A. w. Bruce, guard; Newt Lee, sem
tinel; Ira Lee and w. c. Rumes. stewards,
and o. r. Bowers, physician.
Banner lodge had an enthusiastic meeting
Thursday evening, being the occasion OF the
annual election. The following were elected
to serve for the year 1900: j. II. Mason,
fra,ernal MASTER C.. g. Fear, justice; Mrs.
A. Il. Hough, truth; Mrs. V. L. Henzie,
mercy; j. A. Whidden, secretary; G. IL.
Jones, treasurer; c. F. Montgomery. pro-
tector; T. b. Garrett, guide; p. c. Hough
and f. r. Manyotte, stewards; stephen
Gray, guard; C. II. Weston, sentinel, and
Leila Houhes, musician. This lodge will give
literary entertainment and ball on next
Thursday evening.
Mondamin lodge has elected the follow
ing officers L. C. Wolcott fraternal mas
ter; r. E. McKelvey, justice; George A.
Ostrom, secretary; C. NJ, Rackley, treasurer;
Lizzie Pieronnet, protector Lucy Ferris
truth; Ora Norton, mercy; j. j. Rcsster
guide; Francis Austin, guard August Berg
hahn, sentinel; C. C. Kyos and r. b. Kings
bury, stewards, and Iva Norton and Mary
Nelson, pianists, Monday evening this lodge
will give a ball ana again on the evening
of December 25. Installation will occur on
the evening OF January l.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

have never appeared to complain OF an
assessment or tried To- induce the
council to reduce it, although the assess
mcnt ON The Bee building has been raisei
over $1,000 within The last three years, that
is to say, we pay $1,000 more taxes than We
did three years ago on the same property,
What we want ia a higher ideal for the
republican party We have got to have the
republican party united against the rogues.
II the rogucs want to unite in secret con-
cl0yc let them do so. but no decent or self
respecting republican can possibly be asSo-
catcd with such cattle
! probably have detained you as long rs Ia
necessary. | trust that when We enter into
The campaign OF 1900 we will act to-
ccthcr as republicans and not as tactonists:
that We with support the best men In the
party FOR the positions. | have no special
candidates. ! have no candidate for mayor:
have no candidate for any other office. l
ON simply here as a republican to elect the
republican ticket 80 It is made up OF good
men and am going to do 1t II it can be
done hut don't want any alliance with
political Cssussirs that ought to be relegatod
ctcrnaly among the outcasts Of all parties.
iAnnlauspD
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
MEETIMG OF LIVE STOCK MN
Nebraska in to re well Represented
at For: Worth Ncrt
Month.

The third annual meeting Of the United
States National Live Stock association will
be held at Fort Worth, Tex. January 1920
of live stock and business men from this
state. Congressman Springer of Illinois is
president of the association. Nebraska will
be officially represented by Peter Jensen,
delegate, and Hon. Matt II. Daugherty,
alternate. 1t is likely that the next annual
meeting will be held in New York and that
the enc for 1902 will come 10 Omaha. At
was organized, 5000 delegates attended and
it is expected that there will be more than
this number at Fort Worth.
Speaking of the meetings Of the live stock
association Mr. Daugherty said They are
important gatherings and bring together
men of great wealth who spend their money
freely In fact 1t is the meeting that brings
the buyer and seller into touch, one with
another, and for this reason | hope that
Nebraska will be well represented at the
Fort Worth meeting. 1t is only proper that
we Should be down there in force. We are
looked upon as the great cattle growing state
of the union, and We are. We buy moro
southern and western stock than any two
states of the union. 1t is not only bought
for packing house purposes, but to feed.
The Nebraska ranges are the greatest and
best in the world and, knowing this, the
cattlomen of the country appreciate the inn
portanCe Of doing business with us in the
way of cultvating trade"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
sOER SYMPATHlZERS TO MEET
Mnss Meeting Called for Monday
Night and Officers Thereof
Named.

A call is out for a meeting Monday even
ing Of all who are in sympathy with the
struggling Boer republic in its war against
will occur at OsthOffs hall, 5l5 North Six
teenth street. 1t is announced that Gov
ernor Poynter will preside and that addresses
will be delivered by E. j. Cornish, Thomas
Brennan w. f. Gurley, j. Fl. Grossman, G.
NJ. Hitchcock, Matthew Gering OF Platts-
mouth and ex-senator w. V. Allen of Mad
ison. Tho following have been selected as
vice presidents of the meeting
7. j. Mahoney. II. e. Palmer, Capt II.
p, Haze, c. V. Gallagher, Rudolf Noack,
Fred Metz, John A. Creighton, G. Albert
Linden, f. j. Treitag, j. r. English, Captain
Neve, Patrick Duffy, Henry Osthof, James
Roach, John Neble, John Power, John
RCsicky, Con. OBrien, b. d. Butler, Thomas
Hoctor f. w. Kellogg, John Flynn, John
II, Coad, Judge coward of Papillion John
Klewit, John s. Walters, j. Quinn, Frank
Kennedy, George A. Magncy John NJ. Tan
ner, Thomas Harrington j. H. Bulla Ed j.
Ryan, Martin ROwley John E. OlieTn, Sam
Schrlgley Rev. John A. Williams, James
Jones, DR., Peabody, Captain Parkhurst, John
Mcmillan, Judge Ferguson, James w. Carr,
John C. DreXel. DR.. j. j. Savile, Henry
Haubens, Judge Egtelle, A. bennett, NJ. II.
Collins II. j, Broadwell, r. l.. Metcalfe,
Patrick sheehy Willis Hudspeth A. C,
Ellis, Peter Hofcldt, silas Robbins, j. II.
Kopietz, j. B. Kitchen, Frank Burkley, Ed
Hayden and NJ r. Brien.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

omaha tribe has elected the following Of
icors: Chief saehem j. c. Tcruey; seuior
sycamore, William Bauermeister; junior sag
amoyc, Samuel Albin; prophet, w. 7. shack
cford; c. of r., A. A. smith, X. Of W,
L, b. Smith; c. of w, a. b. Bel; trustee,
j. NJ. AkerbcrE.
Arrangements were made to ili,incly COM
mcmoratc the one hundredth anniversary OF
the death Of George Washington, who was a
meiE1cr Of Sons Of Liberty, from which the
Improved order Of Red Men sprunE. A
special ritual has been provided by the
great council cf the United states for this
occasion and the public Us invited TO take
the uail toward the wgwam, Seventeenth
ana Douglas streets.
Omaha tribe, No. IS Red Men, surprised
White Fawn council, No 9, Friday even
iue, by intruding in its council with re-
f.cshmont5. 1t recipracated the visit with
music and the eight fantastic" was in or
der. An enjoyable time was the result,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
SUPERINTENDENT. llnnrINc

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OFFICE or LEE-GLASS-ANDRE
II HARDWARE co, OMAHA Neb., Dec, .,
holders Of the Lee-Glass-Andreeseu Hard
ware CO: that the annual meeting of the
,toekholders of the company viii be held
at the on 1os Of the said company. l2l9-lg2i-
1923 Harney street I'm the city OF Omaha. in
the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday January
p, A. d.. 1850, at 3 o'clock p M for the
purpose of electing a board Of directors for
the company 10 serve during the ensuing
year and 10 transact such other business
as may be presented ri such meeting.
H. J. LEE, Pre- ilent
Attest; w NJ. GLASS Secretarv
Do 3lt NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
star OF Junftrr.

Last Friday evening ledge No. 7G elected
the following officers Mr. Hite, past preGI-
dent; c. E. Hertz, president; Miss e. Os-
borne, vice president; H. Christopher. sec
rotary; J. W. Kurtz, treasurer; Mrs. q.
Osborne, warden o. c. KurDz, inside guard;
Mr.. Jackson outside guard, and L. c. East
conductor, after which luncheon was served
and the rest of the evening was spent i'll
dancing.
Last Tuesday evening the lodge gave a ball
at Patterson hall, which WIS we'll attended.
Ledge Nc. 7G meets every Friday evening at
Labor temple hall ,.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
KnicI,tn OF Prthinn.

Last Monday evening Nebraska lodge, No,
!, conferred the second rank In a very eff
feGtiye manner. The third rank Will Sbe CON
ferred on Monday evening, December Il.
Lillian temple, No, !, Rathbone Sisters,
will hold a short business meeting at 1870
o'clock Monday evening, after which pro-
gressive high five will be had Fine prizes
have been donated The card party is for
the benefit of the team fund, The Rathbone
Sisters are composed Of the wives, mothers
daughters and sisters of knights OF Pyth-
las.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
MORSMAN SUCCEEDS KORTY
Former President os Pacific Express
Elected Secretary nTd Treasurer
of Telephone COmpnny.
J. NJ. Norman. yIce nlealdent q

f. NJ. Morsman vice president Of the Car
ter White Lead works ana former president
OF the Pacific Express company has been
elected secretary and treasurer OF the Ne
braska Telephone company, vice L. II. Kolty,
resigned This action was taken by the
board Of directors at special meeting held
Thursday, at which time Mr.. Kor'y's resg-
nation was presented and accepted. The
reason Tor this step was owing to the de-
mands made upon Mr. Kortys time in con
nection with his position as superintendent
Of telegraph OF the Union Pacific system.
While Mr Morsman will devote much OF his
time to the affairs Of the telephone company,
the duties Of the treasurership win continue
TO be under the direct charge Of Mr. B. T..
Grifth, assistant treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

The following officers have been elected
by Gate City lodge No. IS: r. II. Bentley,
P. NJ W; A. Talleruphua, NJ w; e. Jensen,
T.. o. J. Sward, o.. c. w. Anderson,
recorder; H. p. Petersen, flnancier; G. Chris
tensen, receiver; G. S. Smell, G.; c. G. Nor
lin, l. w. Ad Peterson, o. w.
Omaha lodge No 159 has elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing term: Charles
Johnson, master workman; Joe Mclaughlin,
foreman; J. Polzer, overseer; +. NJ. Nc
Oullough recorder; John S Innes, financier;
Cornelius Farrell, receiver; John Pa m,
guide. These officers will be installed at the
first meeting in January.
Aberdeen Is. D. lodge is preparing for a
grand roundup December 30. The ledge has
been divided into competitive sides. one
named "eXpansionsts," the other ultra
eXpansionists," both having the same motto,
"Prosperity-EXpa Xpansion-Success." Each
side will endeavor to secure the most new
members between now and December 90
and the competition is already waxing strong.
The class to be initiated promises 20 be
one of the largest in the history of the
lodge and everything will be on the larg =
sized plan at that time. Grand Mater
Smith and other grand lodge officers will
be present banquet will be served and
the event made a most enjoyable one for all
concerned. The membership now numbers
5S7 and it will not be surprising if over 100
members are added this month.
Roseland lodge at Roseland, Neb, has
elected officers as follows for the ensuing
year; j. S. Kendall, master workman; w.
NJ. Frantz, foreman; w. e. Coday overseer;
J. II. Schmita, recorder; s Favinger, tinan-
cier; j. II. Walters receiver; w II. Liston,
guide; Samuel Dreibelhis inside watch;
John Gussenhenger, outside watch; o. D.
Barrass trustee; DR.. Fox, medical exam
iner.
Trenton lodge No. 20 at Trenton, N b.,
elected officers as follows Past mas er
workman, w. Thompson; master workman,
w. H. Thornhill; foreman, A. O!dB; over
seer, A. Hanel; recorder, a. L. Taylor
o. e. Reynolds; guide, Frank
Becker.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Nodnrn NnnGmcn OF AncrL.n.

Newcastle lodge, Modern Woodmen Of
America at Newcastle Mob, held its an
nua election Of officers Wednesday evening
uud the following were elected: w. r.
Talboy, V. c., John Marshall w. A; John
M HoskinS9n, p. D.; w. 4, Clingan, clerk
George Fluent, wa,chman; John Sund sem
try Thomas HOY, maGarcr
silver Star Camp, No 9gg, OF Cozad, Neb.
has clulted officers for the ensuing year us
follows Venerable consul, w l.. Devinc
advisor. Frank Bacon; banker, ". 4. Con-
ley; clerk, J. S Good; escort Charles Klein
haus; watchman, Samuel Atkinson; SEN
try, 3. Rhone; physician, Or. f, s. Dunham;
manager william Robertson. The camp Is
in a prosperous condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

and dancing were the features OF the enter
tainm.ut Uniform rank is going to lead
the grand march In FUN uniform at the bail
Of Uniform hive 80. So, December 10, at
Thurston Rifles hall
Trenton tent No. 2S. Tteutor, Ncb, has
elected ~, following officers cowmantar
G.. w. B1ssarman; lieutenant commander
w d. Otis. record and finance keeper, r. $,
Otis; sergeant e. Tarwin; chaplain, A.
Hanel; NJ. at a, w. Day first NJ. G.. \. J.
EL.LmEL.- ---n-- NJ q. = --L---n-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
nrslNIsss cH,NcEs.

THE New Snow church Company. great
SUCCESS, collects pood and bad debts on
commission ir every county in United
states w H. Green. President. O. r..
Glover. Secretary Y-NTm 1g
WANTED some ono to- pat money in am
established Omaha implcmon, jobbing
business and take an active part iu tho
m1nagomout this will bear strict iuvcst-
E1tiUn. Address r g. Bee Y-1l2 i1'
MANAGER WANTED. will sell ouc-fourth
70 unc-hnlf interest fin paving mining
pant ANA min. 10 responsive parry VINO
VIII .akn charge and rum It; good reasons
Tor selling. T.. S. WalthaI Mystic. S. D.
Y-Nli2 re
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

I,.,.,g,f,t, ,4f,,r l-s, asa, ,,, >. ,. rr.r,'
I'i ihls-SiiDL.S co. 4ll n, y. LIE ".
-. ,-- ,,. IMPROVED. ,,...,..
NJ ". ~ ou't lI yst I ".IiaW otsa,.lJ4,'
pm We very cream locality s-r'om' s'.ic.ly
mneeIn IlslHehte from top l2 po,'o4' m
win cloktui iaflI, I"f. iouI .aIIldseA ,'Hl
.9 "igh- 49Is"#' eNeiFll'nf ih lh, o,Sl ..l 1t M
repair. Hls ls lA l.'al ION'tH h'i"., ~
letdnlN You gnutn not Ch'ss "l''l'
.Eoulscll. tilce, Er5N. Mt,
NO. tglrOh 'enIsia ave. III li3llSC'I.l iur' ',
We ouer l-t1a'n h'o', .I''.l\, Et,',Lt 10
,laIuWogd IhI8h, east ltoll, IulI igI, ''1t
nouse H.cle cosuGg as We Know En,o''' ~, ~
Us one "i inc EtsJ houses en- l''' S'INtli; ~, l". .
IlaNlhs DtSu buHt DE yLt rr,s, 9Sss.'ll5t55 e.. l5t55
was tp1tod 20 make ll s',q, iIit' F',.V''
40. loa- nus US near n anI ioppl.loh u u IT,,
4V-Ioot iot Eoou' wen nulit a-t"',h Hl"uyI u
mouse ll every patu'IiaI anu I'gS,l"H
gl.hnt pc ',1Jeh I'D il1M7com l'1l''
.Irlcc is very low, 'hly P3'ivi'
NJ. ~, l,-NyaitE "V'l-H l't r,Lec', W. Hnn.t
2-T3oin', inpugrH, neg, TASTY Wen pu,lt
o." ,'7t, l.IEo IT3lna' nulI, loI d Ho"'N' lo'
NJ |' 4 t"ol IRON l,l,.' $-'v5,, s,s . c,-
No "'o- ,Dh 'iu'i,H ST., near 1-i, We oilyI a-
room Housg' az iuou,rh tne mouse a'2uG 'g2,,IGi
y"SusS ii"it IMAM we ASK i"r IL win l"'
,u'' 30 20 'I,,, ,S,, ., ,.,, e,,....... .,. .
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

II wae nearly oead with dyspepsia, tried
doctors, visited mineral springs and grew
worse. | used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. That
cured me-" 1t digests what you eat, Cures
indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn and all
forms of dyspepsia,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

l AM OFFERING 3 choice south front lots
ON high ground at corner of 29th avenue
and lIlrney st, 70 make quick sale viii
take $50 per front foot.
Have also an elegant Broom new modern
house, east front, paved ST., most eX-
ponsive plumbing tile floor I'm bath room
and Ncst!bule oak finish first floor, laun-
dry and water closet I'm basement large
barn. West Farnam district
Have some houses for sale that have been
taken IN on foreclosure of mOrtgagCs. will
sell at half what was loaned on them and
make easy terms, most OF them $500 to
$500.
SNAPS.
lave nice lots az 500 each and Il lots to-
gether in Bowling Green for $3.50.
sTRINGER, G3i PAXTON BLOCK.
RES l0t
FOR RENT-ilO acres Of fine pasturage and
corn land, well improved lying on west
q street, east of seymour lake and west
Of South Omaha. Aunly TO The Byron
Reed Co, 2i2 s. 18th St, Omaha, Nc6.
RE-+M9NS-lG
GREAT BARGAIN in good vacant lot near
2ith and Templeton 81. II sold this week.
GARNlN BROS, 1913 FAkNAM.
REFS 10
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
SHORTHAND AND r,rrwnlrING.
a FEW MORE POINTERS ABOUT
HE SHORTHAND AND TNpEMRI IINl
DEPART MENT
OMAHA G99&if;MilEiEGlAL COLLEGE

THE SHORTHAND A%b 'ryj3FItRI IINF
BIspA m ,ft.N..r
of .he
OMAHA CONNEECTAr. COLLEGE,
IOCNTED OVER
BOSTON STORE lfIU A. DDT+gT.\g gTs
RDHkRDI BpGs TpGIi's
POINTER ND l. mis- irstf.ntf,n 1a,5s
i'm teaching shorthand and t,ucWritiue. ba-
cause NJ has r,rg5.r.s.i,,, t,. ,. - ~ ,,
ploys iip-ta-da'c 7nofEGys '0''''''S "''" GIN
POINTER no .. .6r c.~rrspou8lns- .st,.le
Is now obsolete with All no5aru an3 mo-
gressive teachers of shorfhand aud ttnc-
writing It vas taurbf iIet hof1rs %rob
built his ark. but 6ss nSSor bgNg tli,ght
since except Gy n fcW. of our' r,nt,npSTarics
who have became slnrc6t,maI ana f.e sii.zei
Our shorthand and tyu.g.rIf .,i. g..,1rf-
mcut stands MS nm e;g6r.1- OF ,,ra,r'.ss
It's ancestors arc ali 6g3d ana tb,f. moi ,,is
were Inferred win nor i,o,',s ~. ,,,,rrr
tho electric motor or the p9tarry of iirtctaj
air rather than brute f6rro afferbrd io a
street car or tha prairie schooner, S6 ike
wise we prefer to 'use ua,,..,. -,,..r..3 11d
efiective meihoSs rT ta5iS. ,,r s,,t5 1tg
shorthand and tvpo 5.rlf. M EGn pifnan
said That hi9 failure to- acquire a high
fact Of hs 6avng IN w Wa2 @9G to tbe bs
corresponding style" Students Of today
should profit by such q statement of tbe
author Of The Pitr,5n s,st@p, n,,s, if Inc
poor, benlghted teachers who rcrsisf in
teaching ii to them viii not We do not
teach II ana nav not si," u, "" va y 80 ~
the flood rere,icd 9nd tb. T-rs nf lio5f
broke throurb tho cioufs 30 rot y,a.ts
your time win Tho rNrrespnSding givls
Find a school using modern methods
POINTER NO. 3? We tcach Tourh Tyne
sclentic meb5G DEVISED bV w Prof nST SfosbdT b|
nriuri,al Of 10 .b1,ttl,1 ',,t .'...,,,,,riti,,,,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
r. C. PETERS e. CO.,
1902 Farnam Street,
Bee Building.


Bee Building.
No 1,237-S-room house bath gas, electric
light, furnace, oak finish downstairs, east
front on 35th ave, just north of Farnam
$500.
No 7O5-7 roomr, modern. south and east
front, corner 26th and Decatur ST., $1,000
No 93l-7 rooms bath, gas, hot and cold
water, good barn, lot 5ONln, asphalt
paved ST. Price 5000
No 6S0-S-room house I'm Windsor Place
lot 5OXl33, No 2llS s. S4th. Price, $2,2O0.
VACANT
81 600 for 100 feet, northwest corner 39th and
Dodge SITS.
81 600 for an acre lot at the southeast cor
ncr 3Sth and Dewey ave.
s., 500 for fun 50-foOt lot on Georgia ave-
81 200 for 80 foot lot on Mason between 3lst
and 33rd st. south front
81 ,OCO for non IN front lot on Dodge ST., be-
tween 35th tt and 35th ave.
$500 for full lot, Sth and II St, SO. Omaha.
$50 for fun lot, 3Sth and Seward st.
$3.50 for east front lot near 33rd and Dayen-
port.
40 acres on West Dodge St, well improved
TO be sold very cheap.
r.. c. PETERS & Co,
1902 Fdrnam Street,
Bee Building. Telephone S9S
RE-12G 10
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

FOR SALE or exchange for clear eastern
Nebraska or iowa farm clear 2}O-aere
VOL improved California farm % miles
north Of Sacramento. Address Box 23i
Dunlap, Iowa. Z-MN7j lI-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
The Mncrrbces.

Uniform Rive, No 3d. surprised Uniform
rank Monday evening, Refreshments
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

The Forester Dancing club will give a
private masquerade Thursday evening at
Twenty-fourth street and Ames q, 60.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

At the second monthly entertainment of
the World, excellent music and refresh
ments, followed by dancing made up the
Omaha ledge No. /, Bankers union of
order OF the evening, This lodge is grow
ing rapidly and has a membership OF 25O.
December 1G it viii have progressive high,
FIVE refreshments and dancing.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
FOR EXCHANGE.

CASH or clear Walnut nm lot for good
horse ANA buggy. ". Bee. I-S9j