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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
HOUSES.
LOTS.
FARMS,
RANCHES.

Here is a chance to get for a few dollars
a good 4-room house on a leased lot, city
water, gas, nice walks, chicken yard and
a good barn. Price, 500.
BAkGAlN-On a full-sized lot, nicely
fenced, with an east front, a, FINE g
ROOM HOUSE, all modern, LARGE
BARN, all IL. splendid condition, good
lawn, only $500.
We have several other good propositions,
one We can sell like paying rent. Come
in and let US know what you want.
nice residence lots look at ours
near Bemts park; also some we have near
Miller park, and a few we have left tina
Is only a few minutes walk from the Path
street car barn. Al Of these lots we are
selling on payments Of s. down and S. per
month; they range in price from SIS TO
$50 each.
We lave other very fine West Fornam lots
and some near Hanscom park from $3.50
to S2,5Q each; also one or two good lots
In the north part of the city that are bar
gains.
IN VESTMENTS-we have two invest
ments, one for s2,GG0. the other for q, 900,
that are worth looking into. Cali and see
SUBURBAN-Three small tracts of land
near TO car line, just the thing for
chicken farming and market gardening.
X AND RANCHES-We have four
farms near to Omaha ranging in price
from $50 TO 500 per acre. Also two good
ranchse, one in Colorado and one in east
~ PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on gilt
edge real estate security Also write
FIRE and TORNADO INSURANCE.
GEO. P. BEMlS REAL ESTATE CO.
Telephone SIS. Paxton Block.
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FOR SALE
The BYRON REED COMPANY.


The BYRON REED COMPANY,
212 So. l4th St.
7-room house in the West Farnam district,
all modern but furnace, good barn, paved
streets and permanent sidewalk. near car
One OF the finest, well built. one-story
houses in Omaha. located on West Far
nam street, 6 large rooms and is modern
throughout, with the latest style plumb
ing, porcelain tub, etc, hot water heating
plant. House was built for a home two
Price. $500.
BIB Burt street Groom house, 1900.
SSVb n. 18th street, attractive b-rOOm house
near car line, good barn. Price. $500.
18th and Maple, Broom cottage, full lot,
N,1OO.0O; 800 cash, monthly payments.
LOTS.
Lot No. III. Nelson's addition, 67kx520 feet,
running from Burt to Cunning, near 9th
street: Cunning street paved. Will III
vide into four nice building lots, 81. 1900
Two lots on Dorcas street, two blocks east
q Hanscom park on grade: south fronts.
\ ments Of 5000 a month.
Two lots on 9th street, near Poppleton,
nice shade trees, $500 each.
Three fine lots on oath street. between the
GARDEN TRACTS.
10 acres north OF Florence. S61.Oa.
10 acres four miles from postofhce, south
and east slope, S,OO0O0.
8 acres southwest, nice shade trees. level
land, $500.
20 acres near Florence, well improved. 200
apple trees, 100 cherry and plum trees. ~
acres IN berries. Price, 100000. This Is
FARM FOR SALE.
30 acres, 1ne corn OF garden land, one
mile southwest Of Rnser's park Prise,
THE BYRoN REED CO.. s2 So. 18th st.
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FARMS.
so acres, Z miles west from p. O.. paved
street; cheap at 1890.
10 acres, u miles west, 5000.
2O acres, IA miles northwest, SIG. 500.
800 acres, good, sarpy county, $4,000.
CITY PROPERTY.
S,350 for 50X10S feet, near 18th and Chicago
streets, suitable for 2 fats.
1850 for 132x124 feet, northwest corner Of
35th avenue and Jones.
$4,000 for southwest corner 18th and Cass,
1S2x66 feet, paving paid.
1880 for 75X142 feet. DOUBLE RON
AGE; room for 6 fats. near 24th and
St Mary's avenue.
1900 for Groom house, near 18th and Vim
ton, lot 50N110 feet.
1900 for Groom house. 1899 Franklin.
S.lO0 for s rooms, near High school.
s.. 200 for 5Z2 So. 9th street, lot 5Gxl32 feet,
6 rooms, paving paid: cheap.
So 500, West Farnam street, Groom house.
barn, corner lot.
$500 for southwest corner Of 18th and
Center, S-room house. lot 75xl40.
4,750, 8 rooms, modern, Kountze Place.
1880. two broom modern houses, near
18th and Harvey streets.
Sl.O00, row of brick buildings, ground 100x
144, rental 1882 per year.
JOHN n. PREMIER OPP. OLD P. O.
REFS Is
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B. R. BALL.

B. R. BALL.
S5,OO0-S-r. house, barn, fun lot, So. 30th Ave
81 .00O-6-r. house, lot 44X140, n. 10Th 81.
S2,100-6-r. modern house, barn, on Ohio st.
81, 60O-6-r. modern house on Ohio st.
H,40O-5-r. house on Ohio ST,
S5OOSS-r. house. barn, well and cistern,
east Of Prospect cemetery. Other I'm
proved property and vacant lots in all
parts Of the city.
B. R. BALL.
Phone B-l229. b26 New York Life.
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BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF
REAJ. EETATE

Three-story brick building, 2575-71-9 Cum
ing street, 3 store rooms, 6 fats, 4 cottages
and barn, $4,000.
Large modern house. No. 1913 South 18th
avenue, 100 feet frontage, good barn, $1,000.
p feet south frontage on Farnam street,
with three-story brick building. S5. 900.
36 feet vacant trackage property, 10th and
Clark streets, 5000.
Twelve-room house, east front, modern, full
lot, large barn, SIS South 26th street, 5000.
Two lots, 10oK120. well built cottage, water,
gas. good barn, 1723 NanCamp avenue,
s., 800.
Modern dwelling, $50 Harvey street. full
lot. south frontage, large barn, 5000.
East front lot on Military avenue, paved
street, motor car line, only $500.
HOWARD KENNEDY e. SON,
Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Insurance,
2s First National Bank Building
Rec Is
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New York Life.

DOUP COUNTY RANCH.
ia acres on Caimus river. controlling
$4,000 acres choice grazing land, over
loo acres hay land; cash income from
ranch for past three years has aver
aged N,15OO per year, In addition 10
pasturing over 1000 head of cattle for
owner. Price, N7.51OO.
100 acres bottom land on Republican river.
east Of McCook. all suitable for al
falta; could be ivide into small farms
and sold for 1910 per acre or better.
Land all under fence. Large number
OF native trees on place. One and one
half miles from railroad station.
s0-ACRE ALFALFA FARM LAND. 5000.
Near BARLEY, on b. & NJ. r.. r., ali
bottom land, level and exceptionally me
being cut on place that will yield two
tons per acre. Price, 10000
64O-ACRE FARM.
section land, n, W. Of Cedar Rapids, in
Mud Creek valley, 100 acres under culttva-
tton; house, barn. windmill, etc. Improve
ments cost about $4,000 Price. Sl0.OJ8.00
SARPY COUNTY FARM.
- acres within two miles Of Gretna, i'm
proved, all hrst-class land, $500 per acre.
s-room modern house on a6th
street, near Farnam.
1,b00e0-Sm4 Cass ST, s-room modern. de-
sirahle location, $4,000 cash. balance
at s per cent.
nss0OOO-2502 ST. Mary's Ave, 5-room cot
tage has just been put in hrst-elass
repair.
u.5oe-sli Charles ST. T-room cuttaEe.
city water gas, sewer and IN good
GEORGE AND COMPANY.
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FOR s-ALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOUR BARGAINS

FOUR BARGAINS
offered BY
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Here are four dwelling houses-large and
smal--North, South md Northwest.
They belong to an eastern client who
wishes to close out all that remain OF his
holdings regardless Of cost and has auth
orized US 70 make great reductions in
price for quick sale.
Any one Of them will make a good home for
some one. II you find one that suits you
call US up or come and ask about IL They
can all be sold on easy payments II de-
sired, or slight discounts from the prices
given will be made for all cash.
FOR $500.
9o2e Arbor st, 4-room house, small lot. city
water N yard Reduced from $500 to
FOR $500.
aps Pratt st b-room cottage With Vel and
from 1900 TO $500. G16)
FOR $1,000.
&ls Parker st, 7-room house, with cellar
and good porch. City water. Lot 50xl30.
IN a very good neighborhood. Reduced
from $3.50 10 1920. (319J
FOR $500.
el24 S. 10Th st. lO-room house. stands well,
on paved street. Wen built and warm,
city water and sewer, etc. Lot b0x2JS.
fronts east on 10Th, and also west on
18th ave.. with room for another house
or two on rear Of lot. Reduced from
1900 TO S,5O0. (3l4)
FINE LOT FOR $3.50.
Fine building lot on S2d, Just north Of
Pacific, east front, on grade, paving x
paid Good location for a home. Lot
bGxl6s.
PLATTE VALLEY RANCH.
Near Brady Island on the Union Pacific
1890 acres decided land, with hrst-class
improvements. worth $1,000. These, with
some 900 acres Of fine level alfalfa land,
make the ranch a very desirable one.
Total land under fence 1900 acres. includ-
ing a school section. Price, tI4OO0.
Platte Valley lands our specially. Send for
ALFALFA FACTS"
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Main Floor N. Y. l. Bldg.
OMAHA
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Overlooking
the Park

We offer one of the best residence
bargains in the city; only one-half
block from Hanscom Park. This
house was built by the present own
er for a home; only the very best
of material was used. 1t has 8 rooms
besides alcove. bath and large hall;
lower story finished in .quarter-sawed
oak; large barn with four box stalls
and large carriage room, harness
room, bins, ETC.; lot 50xl80 feet,
permanent walks, driveway, paved
street. This property is in excellent
condition. The owner desires to sell
only because he is leaving the city
and he's cut the price to So, 500. The
buildings alone are worth this amount.
See US at once.
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1920 Farnam ST
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ron WAREHOUSES;
II d. PETERS Ii 90.

~ - ~ u W.
Ground Floor Bee Bldg.
SN.po-Zlh st Mary s. modern, nickle-plated
plumbing, S-mirrored nantes, barn
II rooms.
S400-ns S. 54th. a new and modern S-room
house In fashionable residence dis
triCt
SS25o-T7T Park ave-. s-room modern house.
across from park
kt6N-ZlOl Pinckney, Broom modern brick
45-pt-262b Capitol ave, modern, s rooms
tN0-2S7 Martha. new and modern. Groom
cottage. D-4I Is
GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT
SS6e Harvey, pr, modern, lew. $1,000
18th ave. and Harvey, s-r, modern,
l1s So. S4th. S-r.. modern. new......... 1000
lSSS SO. 3lst, s-r., modern ............. $3.50
$50 n. Path, S-r, modern................ 225O
Z546 Dodge, S-r., modern q. so
sEl Pactnc, f-r., bath. barn............ 1000
ISIS Curby. 6-r., city water .............. l5.Oo
24lg Cunning, Ar. 1000
l9lo Mason, b-r., city water .............. l0OO
206S Marcy, 5-r., city water..........., 500
Carvin Bros,
1904 Farnam St, Coml Nat. Bank Bldg.
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BARGAIN NO. 4

S7,5g-One Of the finest residences in the
city. Hanscom Park district. built 8 years
ago at a cost Of HO.0G0, 10 rooms finished
in the best uuarter-sawed oak. Beautiful
oak staircase, large bath room, exposed
niCkle-plated Plumbing, all the modern
C0nvenienCes usually found IN a costly
up-to-date home, east front surrounded
by handsome and slightly homes, situated
com Park district
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BARGAIN NO ?

S3,50-Another 2-story frame house in tina
neiFhborhood 'of beautiful and slightly
homes. Hanscom park district, 3 rooms.
p street, cement walks and large
lot with plenty Of shade. The owner, a
nonresident, was here last week and
reduced the price to this figure. Call
and let one Of our statesmen show you the
uiara
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ron ~sALE-REAL ESTATE.

r. c. PETERS g. CO..
Main hoor. Bee Building
Every Sunday We propose advertising what
We consider the five best bargains in
houses offered for sale IN the Omaha
realty market.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
BARGAIN NO &

S2.0O-A neat Groom cottage. with barn.
cellent repair. Wen. cistern. gas in
kitchen, SHADE trees. viii consider $500
CASH PAYMENT and balance TO suit
purchaser
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.yman Shriver Co.,

1905 y. Y. Life Bldg.
1O-room modern brick house In Kountze
Place, N.00a.
R-TOom modern residence ana barn on Cum
ms 81. near Bemis park. 10 feet front,
corner, A.@0
I-room house ana barn, two fun lots. cor
ner, near 3d and Decatur St. $3.50.
I-room dwelling and barn. near 26th and
spencer, monthly payments. $500.
Rev S-room cottage. modern except fur
mace, Spencer. near 18th. N,5Oa.
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FARM LAND BARGAINS.

SARPY COUNTY, NEE.
240 acres, 3 miles from South Omaha and
II mile from r. Il. station, good build
ings, well improved, one-half under Gull
t~iyation, the other half an excellent stock
farm, 20 acres in alfalfa and clover. The
cheapest farm IN Sarpy county. $50 per
acre.
CEDAR COUNTY, NEB.
100 acres Of very choice dark pillow land
miles from Harrington, one and one
half miles 70 a good school, good story
ana half frame house, barn for S head
OF horses, sheds and other small build
tngs, lb0 acres under cultivation, SIG per
acre. RE-
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BARGAIN NO. ).

$4,000 newly built modern press-brick
two-stOry house, slate roof, hard wood
finish, mirrored nantes, CRATES buffers
pantry, hne cement cellar and good fur
mace. This is 9 very attractive house in
KOuntge Place.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
a wAYNF COUNTY BARGAIN.

I6O acres. 3 miles from Hoskins, Neh., and
3 miles from Norfolk, Neb. 50 acres cul-
ing water. 90 acres good upland hay, good
grove, broom house, gransry stable,
cattle and hog sheds. good well, frst-class
water, improvements in a very fair con-
dition, soil all good, but medium rolling
VIII be sold at SIS an acre, 500 cash,
Sl,5O0 on or before March !. 1893, purchaser
10 assume an $3.50 mortgage due in two
years at 6 per cent. purchaser 10 have
rent for the year 1902, which IL S225 cash.
This must be sold on or before July l.
Tracy & Durland. Norfolk, Nebraska.
RE-7SS-l5
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CARRIAGE.

ANTI-AoHOPoLY CARRIAGE co. cleans
~cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and
ee4d animals a. reduced prices, "a Nh
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

Btllman a. Price. Gtt'ys. law. collections.
A y. Liha. notary. q u. S. Nat Tel I720-
40 Je
NEBRASKA Collection company Qncor-
R9ratsol 80 Rev York Life bldg Phone.
az Damage suits prosecuted. The coll
lection OF claims, large or small. made
anywhere IN the United States or foreign
countries by bonded attorneys. No coz
lection. r. charge Bank references fur
rished on application. -ASl Jes
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

FOR SALE great bargain. Owner Coins
70 OklohOmh IA acres near lRrks. Neb.
no under ploW. le acres IN wheat and
rye, % IN corn, bal good hay land; crop
goes with farm House. barn. 2 wind
mills for a quick sale. only So % per
acre, part cash, bal 5 per cent. J. n.
FaErotte, Paxton blk REFS Ii
II YOU want 70 keep posted on Gregory
county and the opening Of the Rosebud
reservation, send Nb0 FOR your subscrip-
uon 10 Fairfax. s. D. Review.
RES Is
BEST building lot IN Kountze Place. on
corner OF kountEe park. Ed T. Heyden.
4oln ana chicago SIS. Refill
A GREAT BARGAIN.
FOR SALE-At South Omaha, Neb. 2
houses; lot GXsQ e-Etury, S-rOom house,
also a HISTORY. 7-room house on the
same lot; has q good well and water and
eooo eistern; newly painted and IN
Eood condition, also good deed and titles:
49, cash will buy a All; a. close 10
strset cars school aud stores. Inquire
%L Dun no y st, south omAha.
EE-A&a ~
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THEY r

HERE THEY ARE.
BARGAIN No.. !.
s. 610-An attractive S-room frame house.
gas, open uiCkle-plated plumbing. por-
Celain bath. The whole house in excel
lent condition Of repair. Splendid far
mace. Renting for S30 OO.per month. Were
you ever offered a residence in this neigh
burhood renting for 5000 per month for
E2Gm9
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

1881 S. 18Th ST, all modern house, vacan,
soon.
1871 Lake, porcelain bath, gas, 8 rooms,
paved street, Sl2.
1923 N. S3d. 5-room cottage, $40.
J. II. SHERWOOD, 9S7 N. Y. Life. Phone
s38. D-756 16
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
WONDERS OF PIANO PLAYING.

An old gentleman who has lived most Of a hap
py life il a small town in Michigan came 10 the
metropolis recently for the first time He visited
his niece, OF the best known pianists III New
York. He fairly revelled in the wonders which
she showed him 1t took him half hour to
look bis I'LL at the Flatiron Building. He crossed
Broadway forty-seYen times just because some
in the home town-a man, by the way, who
had visited Kalamazoo-said thai he'd set
If did II.
he wandered into the niece's studio about
O'Clock so tired ne could hardly ITS been
the greatest day of my life. Kitty, the greatest
day said. but I've saved up the best tin the
last We've been hearing for years about the
wonders OF pianer playing, an row sort or
calculate for myself
She played something Of strenuous finger move
raent climbed all over the keyboard and back
again. Then she turned 10 receive his verdict
We'll. Kitty" he drawled Il always thoug ht
that pianer piayin Tianer payin'. but goi darn
NE II ia have believed any frail woman could
there keys in led, white and blue
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YORK CITY.

A debate will be held at the Young Mems He
brew Association Building, at Ninety-second-st-
and I,exfngton-ave. at p. m. to-day. Ex-Con-
+roIler Bird s Coler will act judge. and the
subject will be Resolved. That the election OF
United States Senators should by popular vote "
Justice Lodge No $50, Independent Order b nal
Fs'rth holds an open meeting tomorrow at p m.
At the Fcdrcat' onai Alliance East Broadway and
Jererson-st Addresses will be delivered by Bishop
Potter the Rev. DR.. Joseph Sverman Leo N
Levi DR. David Blaustein. the Rev. II. Mashanski
and the Rev Joseph Self
The A C S Il Sisterhood charitable organiza-
tion cou11osed of the women connected with the
Fifty-fiffh Street Synagogue. will give charity
whist in the large ballroom of the WaldorfAstoria
on January 6. at 2c5o p. m
Allan MacRossie, pastor of St James's Methodist
Episcopal Church, viii speak ''Masterful Mem
at the young mems meeting of the Harlem Branch,
Young Mems Christian Association. No. West
Northumberland -twenty-hfth to-day at AIS
?. N. Music will be furnished by the Park sisters
Mails from Hong Kong, November q; Shanghai,
December Z: Yokohama, December 9, and Homo
lulu December 1S reached San Francisco on the
steamer Coptic.. and were dispatched east at 10
a. N. on December % They are due in New-hork
on the afternoon of December %.
The serni-annual meeting of the executive com-
rnittee of the New-York State Stenographers' As
sociation was held yesterday in the stenographers
room in the Criminal Courts Building. President
John Il Wilson, of Syracuse; Louis Lewenstein,
Of Troy: George a. Murray, Of Albany; Henry l..
Beach. Of Binghamton and H S. Van Denmark. OF
this city, attended. A committee OF three ap
pointed aid similar committees from associa-
lions OF other States IN bringing about legislation
for the appointment Of stenographers in United
States courts. A dinner given for the visiting
members by the local stenographers at the Arena,
in West Thirty y-first-st-. last evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
MEETING OF SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.

The Associated Academic Principals OF this State
viii hold their eighteenth holiday conference in
Syracuse to-morrow. Tuesday and Wednesday. The
organization is made ~ OF the heads Of high
schools and academies. and the president 1. Frank
S. Fosdick. OF Buffalo.
The programme includes the annual address to-
evening Thoroughness Versus
Breadth" by President Rhees Of the University OF
Rochester; addresses Tuesday by superin-
tendent Belknap Of Lockport: Principal paessler
Of Biughamfon. and Superintendent Blodgett Of
Syracuse; the discussion of various educational
topics and the transaction OF business, including
She election Of officers Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
MONDAY. DECEMBER 90
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New-York, Saturday, Dec. 27, 1902
ARRIVED

Steamer AnchcTia (Br). Wadsworth Glasgow December
II and Noviie Is, with mdse 81 cabin is4 seerage
passengers 10 Henderson Brothers Arrived
m -
Steamer Annelialla (sr) Robinson. London December
IL with Tndse and 81
60. Arrived at me Bar l:lo D n.
steamer Etoma OBJ. Canteil. Shields December in
ballast 10 Norton & Son Arrived Bar at II m
steamer Philadelphia Mills. Southampton and Cher
bourg December % with mdse. and ia steer
the International NavIgatIof, Ar
rived al the Bar at go IL
Steamer Frankfort, from OF Fire Island
at las n. = "
Steamer Niceo Span, Roetegni Santiago November So
Nahzanilla December = Cjentuegos g. with mdse and
AaIrilaga d Co. Arrived at the Bar a N.
Ia with lead and bullion American Smelling ana
iEenninG Co VIII discharge Arabo
Steamer Princess Anre, Tap!ey Newport and Nor
:oih Win nose and passengers TO the Old Dominion
! steamer Capri tGeTl Rambusch Pernambrco -
Santos December ard Rio Janero = with ndse ~
F1nch Edye &c Co Passed Sandy Hook at s:o8 n m
steamer Frankfurt Ger. Aibrecht Bremen December
wh dse "a cabin ana l54j steeTaGe passengers Del.
ri'.hs q 90, Arrived at the Bar at 5:45 p m.
breeze; clear. ~
Steamers huche. Ger. Hamburg via Plyuou:s and
St.srf-1nrg; SEratoga Brunswick Mobile: Oneida
MiiniHg1on. = and Geoigetown Z; Curityba nlbs M
rona aiaa (bt) Lis erpOol Manchester Santiago
anIlc oc George Farwe Jacksonville Pretoria 1Tir,
iSeT1uca: Philadelphia Curacao Guars etc. Island
Dan Cnistiansand and Copenhagen; Minneapolis If3r1
iNsGon I-trUra tBr) Liverpool; Moro Castle Havana
iene .ie Kingston. Savanills etc; Adirondack f;erl
tspe haytien Aongolian (5rD, Glasgow Selacia St3rl
Frenant!e etc: Hamilton, Norfolk ana Newport News:
Comus. New-OrIeans 'P''' -'e"s'
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
A@o uucsnecra

iSsRIa-
n New Collar
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunr1se II sun-ef 3s Moon
HIGH WATER.
AM--Sandy Hook s33l Gov Issnd o5 Hell GATE "a
skSznov Hook 200 Gov. 7ss2 Cate
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
THE MovEMENTs OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

-eo, Dee 5a 5aaSailsd steamer Canadian CBr). Hill
2e"-fork: 27th. arrived. ILucania ISr1
tBrl, Dutton, New York ~ O"ioiia
Glasgow Dec 2I-Sailsd steamer FInrnessta ~, v,
New-York. 'D''' iouhs'
Hull. Dec 26-Arriyed steamer SnouasLA ~, NJ,
NegYork. Falmouth. 'D''' fiice'
Southampton Dec 27-Sailed steamer {, PauI r.-,t.o
Ne~-fork Via Cherbourg (and passed Hurst Castj.
LH@Ta, ~ Dec @.-Psssed steamer Afrdi Csr) Golding
seilly Dec 2s-Passed steamer Rotterdam Dutch
Peters: Amsterdam for NsI-Yo-k
Ockel. Antwerp for NeW-York N'''
Copenhagen Dec 27-Arrived. steamer Naup!ia GER,
Kraeft. New-York for Stettin NNN-''
HTeIneThaNen Dec 2f-ArrVed, steamer BurEernei.ter
Petersen tGe-l, Thopr4ch. NeV-Yofk via Fslroufh
A-ltSeTp Dec 27-Sailed. steamer Finland AIbrecht
New-York. --ee4-A
Hsvre DEG 81 m-sailed steamer La Lorraine CFr
Aix. SsW-York- ~ - '
che.bourg Dec q. 5;25 m-sailed, steamer 6, Paul
- Jsfnison frorn Southampton. Nev-York
Gibraltar. Dec 2l-Passed. Monviso Utah
ncnini. Palermo for New-York 2Tth. passed steamer
Victoria Gsr) Wards. New-York for Marseiiiet
Genoa. Dec 2A-Arrived. steamer SsrdeEna Qtsn Mon
tRno. Nrw-Yosk. Naples ' 1''
Ferin. Dec 21-Iassed. knight fT3r,
srlatt. Yokohama etc, for New-York
Caiaraata Dec 22-Sailed steamer Schsrker
(Aust) Rleecich, New-york
cusyrs). NsuYcrk ~ A
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
A SOLITARY EXCEPTION.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Our officials should understand that Uncle San,
expects every Of them TO DO his duty
"Au except the customs officials of course He
expects them to collect IL -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
Women's Tailor=rnade Suits

Of Black, Blue and Brown Cheviots,
Blouse Goat inteilined, trimmed with light shades
of cloth and fancy braid, entire suit silk lined,
Real value $4,000
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-01-02

By assuming the texture of varor,
To reveal itself unto the eye
ct him who has faith to believe
Though the Scientist fails to demon
strate,
By measure that he can assign,
Because no equation can run straight
On form, without color or linel.
Though sometimes, It's true, there is
managed,
\ queer little world in a dream,
Where all of sensations as vivid
AS waking hours best of them seem
The wiSeSt among us most wonders
At the very short range of his lens,
When directed upon that which sun
deTS
The soul from conditions of sense.
Here now | am smoking at will
To compete with the craziest crater.
And the reader, l fear. has his fill,
So quickly | put down my poker,
And empty my scuttle of carbon,
Yield up my position of stoker,
And close down my hampers quite
hard,
On the smoke, and-the smoker