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Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
GIGANTIC RAILROAD DEALS
Great Northern About to Get Control of the
Northern Pacific,
HILL AND MORGAN WORKING TOGETHER
Pool Their shares OF Northern Pacific
stock In order 10 Accomplish De-
sired End-UDiOn Pacific Rep
resented ON the Board.

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE Mail and Ex-
press today prints the following
Two gigantic railroad deals, involving the
Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Union
Pacific on the one hand. and the Atchison
and Southern Pacific systems on the other
hand, have Just been completed and will
shortly be announced.
This statement is officially made by one
OF the highest executive officials of the
Northern Pacific Railway company, who ad-
mits his company is about to pass under
the control OF the Great Northern, accord
ing TO the long cherished plan OF ]. j. Hill.
Mr.. Hil of the Great Northern is acting
in close harmony with J, Pierpont Morgan,
who Is the chief factor in the management
of the Northern Pacific, and it is for the
purpose OF putting through the big com
bination that the Northern Pacific trust
has dissolved.
There is to be no consolidation or leas-
ing Of one property to another for Messrs
Hin and Morgan recognize that the laws OF
certain western states would not permit OF
such a thing
Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Hill, acting with the
Deutsche bank OF Berlin, which has always
been a large owner OF Northern Pacific
stock, have pooled their interests in North
ern Pacific stock and have recently greatly
added to their holdings of Northern Pa
cihc shares, until they now have ma
iority in the great pool This is to be
turned over to the Great Northern, givlns
the latter control OF It's rival. The Great
Northern, II is believed, will pev for this
huge block Of Northern Pacific stock by
the issue OF new Great Northern common
stock, or by means Of new security yet
to be determined.
The dissolution OF the Northern PacifC
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
"REST MEDScWE 0N EARTH"

oOver ago wrote to Dr. z " Pierce for advice
says Mrs R. NJ. Cites OF 1905 William Street Omaha Nebr.
"ad been doctoring with OF my home physicians 'r
blood poison. They did not do much good-only
a short time. DR.. Pierce recommended his medicines and
took three bottles of his Favorite Prescription and
f Golden Medical Discovery, and now feel better than
for than years We have four children the young
est is past three old am very thankful that
heard of DR. Perces medicines; cannot thank him too
much for his kind advice to me Two of my brothers
wives have taken hs Favorte Prescription for female
weakness, aud have been greatly benefited. recommend
it to all lady friends the best medicine earth for
aing wonankind."
Spurious offers of ufree medical advice" should
not be confounded with DR.. Pierce's genuine offer
Of FREE consultation BY letter. There is offer Of
ufree medical advice" made by woman
which has behind it an institution of national note
such the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y. There is no offer of ofree medical
advice" made by man or woman which has behind
i: physician whose success in the treatment and
cure of diseases peculiar to women equals that of
Dr. Pierce. There is offer of "free medical
advice" made by woman which carries with
it the privileges of DR.. Pierce offer of free
sultahon BY letter. This places at the disposal of
suffering women the resources of great medical
institution and the skill of nearly Of expert
enced physicians.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
WOOdmen of the World.

Omaha camp No IL, Woodmen Of The World
is making rapid progress in their effort to
reach the $50 membership mark before
January !, and they are confident this will
be done before that time expires. This
will mean an increase OF 80 per cent in one
year.
A good social time is anticipated at the
meeting next Monday night when the full de-
gree work will be put on by Omaha No. l6
and Seymour No 81 Jointly. Music will be
furnished by Camp Musician Mitchell and
the T. X quartet. owing to the sale OF
Odd. Fellows hall Omaha camp No. l6 has
decided to meet in the future at Woodmen
hall. corner Sixteenth street and Capitol
avenue, and they have obtained Wednesday
nights. commencing December |.
Camp No. IS will soon make bid for
the Auditorium brick numbered l6, and 1t Is
predicted now that the same will be OF
such proportion as to insure the purchase Of
the prize.
John r. Yates grove, Woodmen circle, in
stalled the following officers at It's meeting
Tuesday evening; Mrs. Mary f. Fensch
guardian; Mrs. Helen ]. Fordyce, advisor;
Mrs Nora b. Lowry. magician; Mrs, WIN
fred s. Harm banker; Mr. p. b. Harm,
clerk; Mrs. Lottie b. Peterson, attendant;
Dr. Albert Fensch, physician; Miss Margaret
Foley, inside sentinel; Mr.. James Lowry,
outer sentinel; Miss Emma b. Gentleman
organist: Miss Ella Kent Miss Emma
Louise Smyth and Mr.. Edward ]. Lowry,
managers.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
Lodges in Paragraphs.

William Hite. Charles Jackson and Miss
Annie Kelley, as committee of Omaha
lodge, Star Of Jupiter, have completed ar
rangements for a social dance to be given
in hall No. 2, Labor temple friday NO.
vember 23
Banner lodge, Fraternal Union OF Amer
lea entertained its members at an oyster
supper Thursday night. Mondamin lodge of
the same order will give ball Monday
evening and Omaha lodge Will follow with
an entertainment, incluulns dancing, on
Wednesday evening.
Nebraska lodge No. |, Knights OF Pythias,
will work in the first and third ranks at It's
meeting Monday night. The work In the
lodges OF this order in Omaha has been
slack this fall on account OF the election
Following upon the ending Of the heated
term. but prospects are bright for great
revival In the lodges this winter,
Three hundred couples were present at
the annual ball and social of Union Pacific
council. Royal Arcanum, at Metropolitan
hall Tuesday evening, This ball is the one
event of the year which brings out practi-
cally the entire membership Of the order
In the city and as the time goes on 1t be-
comes better.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
EM BUFFALO, NJ. r.,

At 663 Main Street. there stands the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. 1t is presided over
by DR.. r. V, Pierce, assisted by medical staff of
nearly score Of physicians, each a specialist
in the treatment and cure of some form of disease
The rooms of this Institute always full of pa
tients, who from all sections of the country to
obtain the surgical and medical advantages offered
by DR.. Pierce and his staff
But there is another branch of this Institution
which is even more important than its home prac-
tice it is the free consultation by letter department.
where hundreds of private letters are privately
read and privately answered each week of the year.
Some idea of the scope of this work be gathered
from the fact that in little than thirty years,
assisted by his staff of medical specialists, DR..
Pierce has treated and cured over half million
women Sick and aling women invited to
consult DR.. Pierce by letter free. All correspond
ence is held as strictly private and sacredly con-
fidential.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
ALMOST GsYEW UP.

rWheu first wrote to you was in bad condition and
had almost given up says Mrs Bella Snde of Wilkes
ville Vintoi Co., Ohio. 0I suffering from female
trouble of the worst kind; couldn't anything without
suffering great distress throat hurt by spells;
and weak Had numb hands and arms heart trouble
pains all through my body and aching head and neck 1t
seemed that could not ''ork at ALL got DR.. Picrces
medicine and took directed, and the first week began
to help took three bottle and glad say that
did good than all other medicine took.
feel better than have for years believe that Dr. Peces
medicines will do all that is claimed for them
"May God bless you in your work of helping the SICK
DR.. Perces offer of free consultation by letter
has been initiated by offers of orce medical advice"
made by men or women, who not physicians,
and are therefore, entirely unqualified TO give med
ical advice. scrutiny of the cunningly -worded
advertisements of these people will show that they
do not claim to be physicians; they do not because
they dare not for fear of the penalties of the law
Many a woman has added to her sufferings by ac-
cepting the misleading statements of such unscru-
pulous advertisements.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

taken in the investigation in the early
part of 1900 by tho Canadian parliamentary
convention, If correctly reported, seems to
indicate that the same South Improvement
system seems to have been extended by
the Canadian railroads to the Oil trust
and that these railroads have been put
ting the price of transport down for
the favored customers and up for the
others, just as the supreme court of Ohio
found the railroads OF that state doing
for the same organization in 1885"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
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The annual memorial service Of Omaha
lodge No. 39, Benevolent Protective order
OF Elks, which will be held two weeks from
today at 1890 n. NJ. will be the most pre-
tentious that has ever been arranged for
by the members Of the order In this city,
for the reason that 1t will be a Joint service
Of the Omaha and Council Bluffs lodges.
The Elk organization across the river, being
new and having suffered no loss by death
since IT was instituted, very earnestly de-
sired to Join In the Omaha service this year
and the Omaha lodge members were highly
gratified over the opportunity thus afforded
them to invite their Council Bluffs brethren
to join with them in this annual Lodge
of Sorrow" a second reason why this
service will stand prcemincnt over all that
have been previously held In this city is
that Jerome B.. Fisher, the exalted grand
ruler OF all Elks, has accepted an invita-
tion to be present on this occasion. Through
the courtesy of J. Rush Bronson, the man
agor OF the Creighton Orpheum theater, the
use OF that theater has been ten erred for
the services and has been accepted by the
committee of arrangements. The principal
addresses will be made by Exalted Grand
Ruler Fisher and, 1t is hoped, Hon. John
n Baldwin of the Council Bluffs lodge.
The musical features Will consist OF ap-
propriate selections by the Harmony quartet
OF Omaha. the Elk quartet of Council Bluffs,
together with soloists from each of these
two well known musical organizations, as
sisted by the Creighton -Orpheum orchestra
under the direction Of Charles NJ. Fischer.
1t is earnestly hoped that the chaplains of
the two lodges, both we'll known
Eplscopaliau clergymcn Of each city, will
be able to take part in the exercises. The
theater stage will be elaborately decorated
with palms and the auditorium Of the build
ing will be festooned with the Elk colors.
The souvenir program will be an especially
handsome work of the printers art.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
Had storm at Nome.

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. ll.-In velocity
of wind and high surf Nome had the worst
storm of the season, beginning October 81
Passengers on the oregon report that It
lasted with fury until November 3. being
vessel sailed. After the wind had blown
from the southeast for sixteen hours, dur
ing which time all the vessels In port put
thermometer dropping nearly 30 degrees
Rain, snow and hail fell More or less
damage was done 10 property along the
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

After exposure or when you feel cold
coming on, take Foleys Honey and Tar. II
never fails to cure, and viii prevent pneu-
monia or consumption II taken in time.
Myers Dillon Drug Co, Omaha; Dillon's
drug store. South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

British cabinet held is frat meeting at he
foreign office this morning uu0cr tn, preli-
dency Of Lord Salisbury. ihe secretary
OF state for the colonies. Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlain was the only absentee The object
of the meeting was to arrange the business
OF the coming brief winter session Of Par
lament 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
senator shrrman,s Hrother Mind.

DES MONIES. Nov, lL--Lampson r
Sherman, brother OF the late John Sher-
man, has suffered stroke Of paralysis rrom
which he may not recover, He Is over 50
years OF age and the stroke, his physicians
say, has rendered him permanently blind
His brother Willed him SlO,OOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
Cigar workers Arbitratc.

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 17.--A1 agreement has
been reached between the committees ar.
hitratlng the labor troubles which allows al
the cigar workers to return to their benches
except the members of 'hc IrttrnatiruIl Il
Strippers' union. No trouble occurred today
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
Grand 'Trunk Nnunper.

MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-THE Montreal
Witness announces that Mr. George Is.
Reeve has been appointed manaCer OF the
Grand Trunk railway TO succeed Mr., Hayes
Mr., Reeve WAS formerly trlfc manager II
the road,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
GEORGE & COMPANY,
t60l Farnam St, Omaha.

and Az n. 25th St. South omaha.
1900 for one of the most desirable 7-room
houses in West Farnam st district,
strictly modern and nearly new.
s3,GjO, 1918 s. 29th st. Georgia ave.), east
front. rooms modern, permanent i'm
provements paid in full.
s., 200 4S24 Franklin st ,half block west MIL
itary road and paved street,. rooms,
modern except furnace, porcelain bath,
also barn.
s.. 900, 25O2 St. Mary's ave. 5-room house in
first-class condition, asphalt paved street,
PER- lnent sidewalk, etc, and all special
take paid in full.
s., 900 1893 3. 16th St. business property, rem
tai $3i. 80 per month.
SOUTH OMAHA PROPERTY.
Sl9 900 for one OF the best brick business
blocks in business center of South Omaha
leased for years income, 81, 600 per year.
RE-M957 10
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
ron sALE-REAI. ESTATE.
MISUNDERSTANDING

Observation-Disclosures
FOUR MORE YEAS or GOOD TIMES in
sures the certain increase of REAL
ESTATE VALUES. Now is your time to
get "a good home CHEAP and on easy
tcrms-Be QUICK or you will find your
self behind the procession. Let us show
you the following BARGAINS:
BEMts PARK.
ll54-On y 33d St, one block from Cum
Ing ST. car line an excellent, east front,
bran new. all modern s-room house: for
balance can he arranged.
ll55-This is new 7-room, all modern
house, next door 10 the above is we'll
built and I'm every way model house.
The owner is so anxious to sell that he
has instructed us to take s2,6D0-S5Oo cash.
We also call the attention OF the home
seeker TO our four new houses, facing south
on oou and Cunning SITS, now in process OF
ererv nese S esG es wn
best material and by skilled workmen and
are TO be first class buildings. Prices are
from $500 TO $500. For terms see us at
once.
OTHER PROPERTIES.
i7?i-e rooms, city water. corner lot. south
front. good barn. on north 2sth Ave, one
block from Dodge and Lake street car
line, only sl,J0O.
l5ll-5-Room cottage, city water. east front,
barn and large lot, on So. 2sth St, CON
venlent TO SO. omaha. Property all In
good repair and Is REAL BARGAIN at
N,Up Terms reasonable.
lsiThis Is located on Webster St. near
18th in Avondale Park House has 8 or
rooms, bath, furnace, gas In fact is all
modern, south front. beautiful lot. con-
NCnient to street car and school, and IL
offered for only $500. JUST THINK OF
IT
l2S7-Thls is n large lO-room house in South
Omaha convenient to PACKING HOUSES
Just the place for boarding house. Has
furnace and other modern conveniences.
Price $3.50. Easy terms.
VACANT LOTS
We have vacant lots In all parts OF the
city and can suit all TAsTEs-all PURSES
and all PEOPLE Of every TRIBE and
NATION.
payne-Knox Company,
Main Floor, New York Life Building,
RE-S39-is
FOR SALE or exchange lot ~ near cor.
aRa Nor
RE
CASH for real estate. Ernest Sweet, n.
Y. Life. RE.-9l3 iS'
----BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE
Eight-room modern house-----
Orchard Hill. 5000; want Offer
Choice modern home. Walnut Hill, s3.l00-
-2oth and Woolworth. S-room house,
-------nice lot; price, s2oOo.---------
House Is rooms) and lot on payments
---north: price, sl.SOo; 5000 cash. .-------
Near Union depot. Groom modern
---house, large lot shade, $3,O0---
-Within five books of court house
Lot 60xl40 feet, double frontage =
-----price. 5000. SNAP.----
-1O0-foot frontage, opposite Hanscom--
---Park, 200; want offer.------
--ChQice lots West Fsrnam District
-----------at bargain lgures.----------
----GARVlN BROS, 1913 FARNAM. -
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Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

7E SCIENCE OF zzFE s,.a with a" rs Gs01,s",s ,s~ an. 1"s
tho 1908 of iece's hea
of
r. PIERCE
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

T-room cottage good cellar. city water.
sewerage. gas, bath, almost new, on
South Path st on motor line, handy TO
both Omaha and South Omaha, only
81 20o, l-3 cash, bal. TO suit
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

We also call the attention Of the home
seeker TO our four now houses, facing south
on o5d ana Cunning SITS, now in process OF
erection These are rooms each with
every modern convenience, built OF the very
are to be first class buildings Prices are
from $500 to $500. For terms see US at
once.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

2-story brick, . rooms and large store room,
blocks northeast Of postoffice, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
ron sALE-REAI ESTATE.

Shhts-HEhb
BEMis ron LOTS
BEMlS FOR FARMS
BEMls FOR LANDS.
s-story brick rooms and large store room.
blocks northeast Of postonice, S6,JOO.
t-room cottage. near 18th and vinton, 800;
easy payments.
$50 cash will buy .0xl25-ft. lot on car
line near Hanscom park
r-room cottage. good cellar. city water,
ssewerage, gas, bath almost new, on
both Omaha and South Omaha; only
s2,2Oo, 10 cash, bal TO suit
Choice residence lots near 2ith st. and
Ames ave. t125 to Sl75 each, s. down ard
s. per month.
Here's snap-a GRAND GOOD INVEST
MENT-in way Of brick blocks near 18th
story fats that will net 6 per cent on
.3s&rT $3.50 MILL hrs SELL, la, ALL WITH TWO
and inyestigate this. MUST BE SOLD
Fruit farms. Have several Of them from
to 40 acres each at 1900 to 5000 each.
SEVERAL GOOD GRAIN AND STOCK
FEEDING FARMS NEAR OMAIIA-s0 to
2io acres each-A5 to s75 per acre
l. 10. 10. % and 4O--acre tracts IN outskirts
Of city for fruit and gardening purposes
$40 to 800 per acre
Beautiful 10-room home. cast frontage on
me inr new Turner park on liz Sls, a ave near pear
In and let us show 1t to you.
Another new s-room home on West Farnam
ST.; strictly up-to-date. only 5000.
rrackagc and other sites for wholesale and
manufacturing purposes in every part of
the business center.
s--acre fruit farm FOR RENT, near Flor
ence.
PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN On
WRITE FIRE INsTRANcE IN GOOD,
GEORGE =. BEMIS.
Established In 1869
Telephone 5S5 Paxton Block.
REST IS
PoTTER-sHoLEs Co $40 n. Y. LIFE.
BARGAINS IN IMPROVED
PROPERTIES.
a-2l1S,i5 Pierce. two houees and rooms
each, lot 60xl6s feet. $3.50.
i24-2422 Cass, a2xfeoo. Groom house. good re-
b"h 'hN' hoAh'' Hi'N'V'
b3-32i2 Webster st.. ll0xl53 rooms. lies
fine and will bc close TO new car line when
extended. II Is snap. Easy terms S,G0O
ho-2l03 Miami. 33xi32 rooms. slate roof,
sewer, water, Cas. Only $1,000 This prop
erty is cheap. A little repair and paint
and II Will be .. Is.
los-l325 s. 26th, EOx127, rooms, beautiful lot
and location. 2lO.
H9-i03o Nicholas. 40x15O, corner. 2 rooms. sill
modern but furnace and l block from
motor. Choice, cheap and bargain tor
S2l0o. Easy terms
r3-.2O3i y. 18th. 5oxlH east front, . rooms,
a'i modern but furnace, good repair, on
the Boulevard; barn also. This Is snap
b--l3iS S. 10Th Georgia aveD. 5Oxll2.
rooms, all modern but furnace, beautiful
The "e best thing thing offered % '2 IN Hansc6m a % riaea @
for the price. only $3.50
G-looxlJo. south front. lying fine, N
lin school. beautiful view. lust right for
grade and have never changed hands since
us to sell right quick for $500 for both lots
This Is a pickup that you seldom find.
Pay 500 cash and we will loan the balance
Of the money to you on monthly pay
ments at per cent.
nl-on 35th ST, less than 100 feet from Far
grade. for ONLY-ONLY-(we are afraid
TO say ~ si.1OO First thing you will ask
thai trouble we will say: Nothing, except
GOT to be SOLD.
We have BUSINESS, RESIDENCE and all
OTHER kinds OF properly for sale In all
to to BBtMY omaha REAG' EsTATE. E"' Rido
1t is COMING Just as II USED to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

$50 cash will buy a JOxl25-ft lot on car
line near Hanscom park.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

Choice residence lots near 2ith 81. and
Ames ave. 1925 to Sl75 each, s. down ard
s. per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

E3 -2034 y. 18th. 50xlH. east front. rooms,
All modern but furnace. good repair, on
the Boulevard; barn also. This Is snap
Mt s., 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

Some good bargains In vacant lots. All
above pronerty on easy terms. See Spen-
Ger, 1884 ~ y. Life, and get particulars
on these and other properties.
Rt.-9j0 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

ACRES.
4 acres, Brookline, $3.50.
acres Spring Valley. $3.50.
acres near Elmwood park, $3.50
10 acres near Elmwood park, 81 $50.
RTSIpENCES.
81, ,OJ0-504 s. 2Sth, $500,
sl2, ,O00-S2d and Pacific, $500.
$40 OO0-Wcst Farnam, $500
VIII build modern cottages in central loci-
tions to sell for 5000 ana up on easy
terms,
David c. Patterson, 1923 Farnsm:
RE-SN is
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

li55-This is a new Groom, all modern
house, next door TO the above, IL well.
The owner is so anxious to sell that he
has instructed us TO take s2,6C0--S50c cash
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

t-room cottage. near 18th and Vinton, 5000
easy payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

BEMtS FOR HOUSES
BEMIS FOR LOTS
BEMlS FOR FARMS
BEMIS FOR LANDS.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

h9-4o3o Nicholas 40xl5O, corner rooms. sll
modern but furnace and | block from
motor. Choice, cheap and bargain for
s2.lOO Easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

OTHER PROPERTIES
l12l-6 rooms, city water. corner lot, south
front. good barn, on north 2Sth Ave, one
block from Dodge and Lake street car
line, only slJ00.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18
W. FARNAM SMITH g. CO,
1920 FARNAM STREET.

Four desirable modern residences all In
West Farnam district, excellent locations:
%500-s6. 0Oo-$5, ,250-S6 500.
(B-2RJ-Modern cottage, : large rooms,
porcelain bath. gas furnaces. very best
repair, permanent walks and paving all
paid, I'm walking distance. Price. $3,4o0.
and sewerage. nice trees; In walking
(B-9)-Large S-room modern house on South
10TH good repair. large corner lot: space
for one or two more houses; convenient
to car and South Omaha. Price only,
5000.
(B-ls4)-Two cottages with barns, all In
good repair; gas, city water, cemented
cellars. rent at $40 each per month VIII
sell separately, or price for two reduced
to S2,090-Part cash.
(B-2l9)--Beautiful east front lot GO by 120
feet and broom cottage near 2ith street
car line; excellent location. ample space
for another house. similar property near
this held at $4,000. Price for this only
81 900.
U- -l95)-Good 7-room house, 1898 n. 2Sth ST.,
well built good repair, barn, full lot, A
bargain at $1,000.
U3-2b0)-Seven-room house in fair condition.
on paved street paving paid Price, $500
Two West Farnam lots, corner and one
adjoining. Price for the two. $500.
Lot on 18th north of Center, 1926.
IL YOU wish to buy or sell call on
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO,
1890 Farnam Street.
RE-Sl-lS
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

h0-2lO3 Miami. 33xl32, rooms. slate roof
sewer, water, Gas. Only 81 600 This prop
erty Is cheap. A little repair and paint
and Il will be o. X
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

Here's a snap-a GRAND GOOD INVEST
MENT-ln way Of brick blocks near 18th
and Leavenworth SITS. If four-ruom. two
story fats that will net per cent on
$1,000. WILL SELL ALL. WITH TWO
CORNER LOTS, FOR 5000. Come i'm
AT ONCE
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

ll54-On y. 33d St, one block from Cum.
Ing ST. car line, an excellent, east front
bran new, ALI modern 6-room house; for
the modest sum OF S,Sp-Sp0 cash
balance can he arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

los-1325 s. 26th, EOx127, rooms, beautiful ,ot
and location. g. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-18

l5li-5-Room cottage, city water. east front
barn and large lot, on So. 2Sth St. con
Nenent TO SO. omaha. Property all IN
good repair and Is REAL BARGAIN a
Sl,OD. Terms reasonable.