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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

No comic opera work for which the
names of Frank PiXley and Gustave
Luders have stood has scored any
thing like the success that greeted
the prince of Pilsen' when it was
given its first presentation before n
Chicago audience last week. The jol-
ly prince made his debut at the Stude-
baker theatre, where King Dodo"
and the Sultan of Sulu'' were first
introduced to the public, and it can
be truthfully said that the newest
creation of the comic opera royal
family stepped into prominence I'M
der the most favorable circumstances.
Chicago expected much of Mr.. Pixley
and Mr.. Luders in the authorship of
the prince of Pilsen" because of the
exceptionally high standard of their
previous productions. And what is
more, Chicago was not disappointed.
for it is conceded on every hand that
in their new work the librettist and
composer have turned previous ex-
periences to good advantage and have
given to the comic opera stage
bright, tuneful, snappy and vigorous
contribution that cannot help but
VI VII O"ssh :" iohS; prosperous anu
happy career. 1t is not alone the in
genuity Mr.. Pixley has shown in the
conception and development of his
plot, nor the wonderful gift of talent
displayed by Mr.. Luders in working
out a fascinating score that brought
the new musical comedy into such
great favor on its first presentation
in Chicago. The salient attribute of
the production is wealth of adapt
able material sufficiently pliable to
allow the greatest breadth of scope
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02
SEMI-FINALs FOR GOLF
HANDICAP CUP ARE ON

The semi-finals for the mems hand
leap cup are in progress at the Rock
Island arsenal links this afternoon
The results yesterday:
w. l.. Velie defeated G. w. French,
6 up, to play
w. f. McCrae defeated c. +. Lyndc,
by default
Wilson McClelland defeated Leon
Mitchell, by default.
n. l.. Moore defeated g. NJ. Bechtel.
4 up. 3 to play.
Pairings for today: W. L. Velie VS..
w. f. McCrae; Wilson McCIeIland VS..
\. l.. Moore
An attempt is to be made to have
the next annual szMississippi golf
tournament, which has just come To
n close at Omaha, at the Rock Island
arsenal links. Heretofore it has been
impossible to hold such events upon
the arsenal links, but an effort is to
be made to secure permission from
the government for the tournament
to be held there. in which case the
Rock Island Arsenal Golf club will be
taken into the association. In view
of the favor with which Secretary of
war Root looked upon the links on
ms recent visit to the arsenal il
seems probable that his permission
to hold the tournament will be easy
to obtain. The tournament will
bring to the tri-eities the best golf
players in the west.
The meeting of the Trans-Missis-
sippi Golf association resulted in the
election of the following officers:
President, III. II. Lemist, Omaha;
vice president, Elliott Marshall, St.
Joseph; secretary, II. q. Leavitt.
Omaha; treasurer. f. Il. Ellis. Den
yer; directors, Warren Dickinson,
Des Moines; j. T. Rahm, Omaha; F.
j. Hoel. Omaha; j. p. Hobbs. Hold
redge, Neb.; j. {. Meredith. St. JOS
eph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

| in the matter of treatment. Forti-
fled with a good, plausible, active
plot. PiXley and Luders, with the rare
Ingenuity characteristic of their pro-
ductions, simply drifted in the direc-
ton of telling development, and a
dazzling composition, bright with wit
and rythm and fetching situations, is
the result The music is distinctly OF
the Luders type. The airs are catchy
and sufficiently simple to insure in
Simultaneous favor with the whistling
contingent which lent itself to the
capitalization of previous Luders
compositions, namely. The Tale OF
the Kangaroo" and The Tale of the
Bumblebee." There is in the Prince
of Pilsen" one song which bids fair
to outrival either of these widely
known airs. II is THE Tale of the
Sea She'll" which already has caught
the public ear and is being whistled
and hummed all over Chicago. The
other telling musical hits of the OPP
era are ''The Song of Cities" 1.-THE
Message of the Violet" "He Didn't
Know Exactly What to Do" and THE
Stein Song" sung by group of Hell
I1enTN W. EodNdSt-
who stands sponsor for the opera,
has given it most elaborate treat
ment, both in the manner of staging
and in the selection of n cast. The
principals, including Helen Bertram,
Lillian Coleman. Jeanette Bageard,
Anna LIGHTER, Samuel Edwards, Ar
thur Donaldson, Harold Crane, Edgar
Norton and Sherman Wade, are adj
mirably adapted to their respective
parts and the chorus is one of the
pretties and trimmest yet introduced
by Mr.. Savage, which is one of the
strongest recommendations that
could be offered. The scenery is
pretty and pleasing to the eye, while
the costumes are particularly ele-
giant. The Prince of Pilsen" is
scheduled for an extended run at the
Studebaker and everything points to
a long and prosperous career for the
happy royalist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

been closed with the Clinton high
school, one at that place Oct. Is and
one here Nov. 1.
The board of education is holding
a meeting this afternoon for the pur-
pose of inspecting the new high
school building and the improved
grounds about it. The carpenters
have yet about two weeks work to
do before the building will be entire
~ completed and no arrangements
have been so far made for the formal
opening of the building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02
First Floor.

You will find Dining Room Tables,
Sideboards. Bullets, China Closets,
Dining Room Chairs, the banner Sec
tional Book Cases. Combination Cases,
Library Tables, Ladies' Desks, Office
Chairs, Parlor Cabinets, Center Ia
bles, Music Cabinets, Hall Trees.
Wardrobes. and all kinds of Kitchen
Furniture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02
Second Floor.

B'C
IItrgt rooms the oils so nted 50 uca aampeo hf the
n o show 80 large Carpets Rr
t
y is t o Leather C,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

As to details, it is claimed that Sir
Henry Irving never staged a play
with more particularly than is
shown in the production of Richard
Carvel." Not a stick of the furni
ture, nor a bit of the hangings, nor
an ounce of the properties, nor an
inch of the scenery, suggests ''up-to-
date" All is colonial or old England,
in the days that tried mems souls.
The whole thing is a marvel of veri-
similitude. Andrew Robson, in Car
vel" is coming to the Illinois next
Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and
Friday; only slight changes
in temperature.
j. M. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature a. M. So; at
$3.50 p. ~. go.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02
ror Over sixty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25
cents a bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

In the appearance at the Illinois
next Monday of the Amelia Bingham
special company in a Modern Mag
dalen" it is no rash assertion to say
that it is the best company for gen
eral dramatic endeavOr touring the
country today. Although "A Modern
Magdalen" is new to theatre-goers, it
was especially selected for this com
pany and enjoyed most prosperous
career of three months at the Bijou
theatre, New York, and it is only rea-
sOnable to expect that a treat is in
store for lovers of the drama. Writ
ten by Haddon Chambers, the author
of that intense play, Capt. Swift, it
is described as equally novel in treat
ment and tells in a series of scenes
most startling and passionate in in
tensity and as graphic as page from
BalZac. the fortunes of beautiful
young woman who sacrificed her hon
or in order to save her younger sister
from death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Wood & Wards big company pre-
senting their splendid spectacular
comedy, The Two Merry Tramps."
Common sense prices, %, 80 and 80
cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

CHOICE IMPROVED property, paying 10
per cent on price asked. $500.
MODERN HOUSE, newly built, S4th, near
Dodge; fine lot, splendid neighborhood
s4,76.
FINE BUILDING location, 7OxI2 feet near
carney n 4lst Only 1,450.
ELEGANT lO-ROOM HOUSE, slst and Pa
Call for price.
TWO BEAUTIFUL lots on 18Th ave. be-
tween Farnam and Dodge, for $500.
good grade, good neighborhood. Only
ney, Buffalo county, Neb., TO close an
estate, can offer for sl250 an acre.
10 ACRES central Nebraska, large por-
ton rich valley land; good improvements
q great bargain at $3.50 an acre.
$40 ACRES finest farming land in Douglas
county. Only S65 an acre.
HICKS, REAL ESTATE CO.,
$6 Board of Trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
Large Residence
Sacrificed.

The fine property at 30l6 Pacific
St, consisting of a 10 room house
large barn and grounds Soxl4s feet,
permanent walks and paving all paid,
is going to be sold. This property
has been offered at the low price Of
5000. but for immediate sale the
price will again be reduced. Price
now $500. If you have a smaller
residence in good location 1t might be
taken in trade.
w. FARNAM SMITH & co.
1870 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
HOUSES,
LOTS,
FARMS,


In the north part Of the city, on a good
MODERN house, soGTH FRONT; iarse
oarn, lSx2o, IN good condition. Price, 50, 40.
In the south part Of the city, convenient
LOT those working In South Omaha, a good
broom house, city water and sewer. $3.50.
w have several other GOOD PROPOSE
TONS In houses and lots that would PAY
YOU 10 look into. Call and SEE US.
RESIDENCE LOTS.
We have a fine lot of CHEAP RESI-
% " h9Ts that we arc SELLING ON
ING, NO GRADING, nicely located, some
near BEM1S PARK, some near MILLER
Of the S 211sri ST. Ti' CAR = Earn BAY ETin rn5stn wai d
price from SIS 20 $3.50 each, s. down and IS
Rer month other nice lots in the WEST
from 1850 to 5000 each.
INVESTMENT.
we have a TWO-SToRY BRICK FLAT,
S %E ~ Per month; Price. IF SOLD I'M
SUBURBAN,
line 10 f mIsS. some fruit one mile from car
10 acres x of a mile from car line, some
20 acres. one mile from car line, GOOD
REQUIREMENTS. very desirable. FINE
ORCHARD Price, 1890. -
We have three good farms, NEAR
days, 100 acres, 10000.
REEA66c his. yG 80 are ser IH's 6f and n i TnPehs 8.
miles from rsiirosd. E lots Of swat water eif free
needed for winter. IF SOLD IN Twenty
q PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on
FIRE and TORNADO fNsTRANcE.
GEO r. BEMlS REAL ESTATE co.
Telephone SIS. Paxton Block.
RE-754 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
LOWER TAXES

Cost OF renting is going upward; cost of
owning is going down. Own your home.
much nicer 10 have a pretty home Of
your own, We oner some beauties:
ECdAL[ ;@o-5,room cottage and good
Omaha car, on 2lst St., near Bancroft
FOR 5000 OR LESS
On Charles, 2 blocks west Of Benson car,
on sSSisr, ! Blocks west of oath St car.
On Burdette. near sOth. two blocks from
ear rooms. (5252.)
On Ohio, near 18th, 5 rooms. $780,
On Franklin, close TO new Prospect Hill
car line, 5 rooms, new house. (5l4S)
FOR $4,000 OR LESS
on 18th near Lake. s rooms, modern. nice
On Ohio. near 2sd, 8 rooms. lot Skis.
on Bardette, near 18th. 6 rooms, partly
modern, obls2l
lot SoxlSo, shade trees. CO75).
On Meredlth Ave, near 18th, 8 rooms, lot
On Decatur. near Benson car. 6 room
house and barn. (5O9S.)
FOR $1,000 OR LESS
On Psrk ATss near wOOlwOrth. : rooms.
OF Benin GSi9iPP sfk : FS fsg55 new and modern. in
On Davenport. near 18th, 7 rooms, nicely
IerSaeed lot Ga
modern except furnace. (5O7sJ
ern, full lot. (51S3)
KOUNTZE PLACE LOTS
Kountz Place is coming TO the front. Get
in line. Lots at from $500 10 81 SO
Among hne homes, paved streets. con-
vsnient 70 car. churches. schools. etc.
RANCHES AND ALFALFA LANDS
Whatever kind Of real estate you want
to buy, see US. We have a large list to
select from. Platte Valley lands our
speciality.
SEE US
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Main Floor New York Life Building.
RE-gSA-2S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

i7O2 FARNAM ST, OMAHA NEB.
VACANT PROPERTY.
ifH-Qood building lot, FINE SHApn'
MAR 1 IasaaNggc sSHsP PljR 1ziAr Ff.os %G sa56l
poCFISE BUSINESS LOT, south Of Lake
81, on 9Th, on corner Of ailey' ana small
@-Northeast corner l4th and Deavens
worth sta, WITH TRACKAGE; listed
with us exclusively. Price reduced 10
sm@Fun lot in BEMIs PARK. SD ana
Myrtle. A SNAP at 800. Come quickly
"' SWELLING HOUSES.
Nice cottage. FULL LOT, altered etstern.
barn, chicken house fruit trees, Walk.
ING. DISTANCE PACKING
South Omaha A BARGAIN on monthly
No. iSs-7 rooms. ALL MODERN. West
Farnam district Price only $50
No. g-1s s. 18th ave, ; rooms. city water,
gas and sewer. A BARGAIN AND WILL
BE SOLD THIS WEEK. Look at this.
No. lx2-S06 Pacific ste u rooms, ALL
MODERN, elegant location. GREAT OP-
PoRTUNITY. Price reduced 70 $500
No. isE rooms. city water. Sz2o n 18th
st. A bargain on monthly payments.
FARM LANDS.
80 acres FINE LEVEL LAND, near Ar
hnRtqn, Neb, WITH GOOD IMPROVE
AENTe. Only have short time on this.
80 acres IN Sarpy county. Close to town.
Price only so per acre.
sA0 acres In Cedar county. Nebraska. Rich
black loami good improvements. A bar
r. c. PETERS a CO.
l702 Farnam St, Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

18th street, near Burdette, neat 6roon cot
tARe, east front, fine shade trees. Price,
r,Bao; 500 caAh and monthly payments on
balance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

FarnaxA street, near Goth. T-room, uli two
story house, nearly modern on. paved
street and car line, barn ohered for a
abort time for 0,Soo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
Wyman, Shriver Co.,

1908 n. Y. Life Bldg.
Below are a few OF the properties that we
can sell on very easy terms, most of them
on monthly payments IL preferred:
pr. modern cottage, Spencer street. 1850.
t-r. cottage and barn, Decatur street. H.9J5.
pr. modern, new, Spencer street. $3.50.
Ok modern, brand new, Davenport ST,
I-r. modern, n. 20 street, 1850.
o-r., barn, corner. N. 18th street. 81 So.
t-r. modern, West Farnam street. s.. 600.
E-r. modern, near High school, 400
pr. modern, Hanscom Place, $3.50
s-r. modern. barn. Kountze Place. SOa.
~. modern. barn, Kount Place. 500.
l0-r. modern, brick near Farnam. 5000.
or, 18th and Douglas. A.40.
S-r. cottage. 10th and Mason, 5000.
s-r. cottage. ga and Clark. N.Go.
pr. cottage, I'd and Grace, $40.
lv-r' modern, lots, Blonde street. S2.O00.
or. modern, No. 18th street, 500.
VACANT PROPERTY.
Fun lot, &th and Dodge. paved St. 81. 50o
Fun lot, 24th and Cunning, paved ST. 300
Euil lot corner sd and Parker, 500.
EuN lot Cunning. near 18Th. SDa
lSJ1So feet 2d and California. a.4la.
REFS s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
DO TOT WANT TO BUY A HOME,

One OF the hnest, weii-sviit, one-story
houses IN Omaha, located on West Far
nam street, 9 large rooms and IL modern
throughout, with the latest style plumb
ing. porcelain tub, etc hot water heat
ing plant; house was built for a home
W years ago. owner about TO leave city.
Price. 0.bo0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE WITH
LARGE GROUNDS AND FINE SHADE
TREES AT 5o+ S. 2STH ST. CAN BE
PURCHASED FOR $500; ORIGINAL
COST $l3.soo. INQUIRE ON PREM
SES.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
W. n. GATES,
6l8 N. Y. LIFE.

OILS n. 7. LIFE.
s-ROOM COTTAGE MODERN
EXCEPT FURNACE, LARGE
ROOMS, A NICE HOME INGOOD
ORDER, BARN, LOT 50xl40 ON
10TH STREET NEAR KOUNTZE
PARK AT $4,000.
S-ROOMS BATH, BARN AND
SHEDS, LOT o0xl4O, SHADE
TREES, ARBOR AND OTHER
SHRUBBERY, EAST FRONT, A
NICE HOME ON 18TH STREET
OPPOSITE POPPLETON'S PLACE
100000, ONLY $4,000 CASH.
A.. MODERN 6 ROOM NEW
HOUSE CORNER LOT IN WEST
FARNAM DISTRICT ON 18TH ST.
FOR ONLY 100000, 66x1l6 S. W.
COR, 37l0 MARCY ONLY 100000
THE BEST SOUTH FRONT LOT
IN KOUNTZE PLACE ON WRIT
STREET AT A BARGAIN.
REFS g
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

nos North I7th street. attractive Groom
house, near car line. good barn, 1880.
esth and Maple. b-room cottage, full lot
S1.ie0; 800 cash, monthly payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
ron sALE-REAL EsrATE.

49, -
SEVERAL
ENGPsi
We found RiEAEE SSSaap" oTld buy 1oo 4 2 IESu
NOT AFFORD 70 overlook these,
t-RooM cottage y block from South
Omaha car line. east front lot GNl2A
n.too. Price. $50.
7-RooM house, walking distance. y. 18th
ct, water, gas, sewer, full basement. nice
home. Fair cash value" 1900 Price.
n.SB.
sBooM hogss modern sTesPt furnace lot
cash value assoc Price. b,too.
paving psid. Fair cash value. sa.s5o.
cash Tai aSp'f t.S ss' f sae f .55Si Fair
LOTS LOTSi
BARGAINSi BARGAINsl
WE HAVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
WITH FINE SHADE TREES AND con-
NENlENT To CAR LINES
SCHOOL, IN SPLENDID NEiGHBOR-
HOODS, FOR FROM $3.50 TO $50 PER
LOT
BE SURE TO E US BEFORE BUYING.
SWEET & HEADLEY.
Tel 1917. 6l3 ". Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
LOTS.

One Of the finest building lots in the north
part OF town, on Miami street, Just west
81 I'd; owner paid &, 100 for roper four
years ago. Price. $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
ron sALB-REAL ESTATE.

D. V. SHOLES CO..
ne New York Lfs. Telephone so
WEST FARNAM
~ South iist Ave east 'front.'; hns. sls-
heat very best Of plumbing3 me rscsp-
ton hail lavatory, two parlors, dining
oak finish; nvs splendid sleeping rooms,
en the second floor. with bath room
s%is|srng sisssR, sssssds t tfsss Ps .T9s sRa
BARGAIN. Call at the house or see us.
HANSCOM PLACE
nqs South ud, s-room strictly modern and
~ nrst-olEss condition inside, me nickel
new plumbing, Eood furnace; handsome,
feet. at a decided bargain. owner Ieay-
ing the city possession Immediately.
Near slst and Pacific. 8 rooms. strictly
modern. handsome, well arranged. beau
nf1l interior oak finish; recently taken
Fetlize Immediately. one OF the beet
bargains that has been offered in Han
seom Place and location cannot be equhled.
WEST FARNAM-VACANT
Southwest corner ssth and Howard SITS,
on 18th St by l& feet deep. The finest
large block tract In thin locality win
mhho three me lCte. senator Henderson
owns corresponding lot north and Mrs
GAlaGher IL 10 erect a handsome new
house diaEonhlly across the street See
uH quick.
Ware House Bargain
Hxl17 feet, at lil7 Harvey St., which cast
srn owner authorizes Us 70 sell for $500,
being ONLY $3.50 per foot, The best and
cheapest business lot In Omaha.
LAND
sea acres, very fine bottom land. MononA
county, Iowa; good Improvements Price
20 per acre, An exceptional good pur-
chase.
LOO acres. Republican river bottom. smooth
ana level, Hitchcock county; 200 acres In
alfalfa now, balance mostly in hay: can
pc put IN alfalfa A big bargain al sl250
per acre,
l,2oo-acre stock farm nenr Alma. Harlan
county, Neb.; 500 acres under cultivation.
20 acres pasture; 60 acres ia alfalfa. with
plenty more alfalfa ground. Never fail
ing running water; timber along the
creek; me large house, barn, cribs. gran
aries sheds. windmill. etc. A money
maker. Price ia per acre.
RE-ss-2s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

Two lots on Cunning ST. n two lots on
Burt street, near 9th. Can sell all four
for 1900. Just the lots 20 buy TO build
nice cottages on
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

$50 acres. Z miles from Omaha one-half In
cultivation, balance in timber: can nearly
all be broke. Price IS an acre. this week
only.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
PAYNE, BosTwICK q Co,

bUI-Z New YORK LIE.
In Walnu Hill, 7-room house with bath,
closet. wash bowl. laundry, gas, bells,
screens, storm sash. lot 50xl7z, good cellar
1900.
No. 22l2 South 18th. a beautiful S-room cot
tage, with every modern convenience ex-
cept f~urnace only S2.150.
26O2 Decatur St, 7-room two-story house on
corner, with nice shade front and side
porch, two blocks from car, $500.
No. 1922 No. Slst ST., 4-room house, 800.
Easy terms.
lO-room modern house near High schoo
for $500.
2SS3 Davenport ST., 6 rooms, modern, s.. 800.
$50 Seward St, 6 rooms, HIS
BARGAIN.
Hanscom Place building lot 5xi4O for 500.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
eu-2 n. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
FOR EXCHANGE

8 acres near Central Park school. nne level
ground. for cottage and lot close m
THE BYRON REED CO.. III s. NTH ST.
RE-m Is
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
WEST FARNAM-VACAN
Ware House Bargain

HxiS7 feet at lii7 Harvey St, which cast.
orn owner authorizes Us 70 sell for S. 1900
being ONLY $3.50 per foot, The best and
cheapest bueineas lot In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
INVESTMENT

INVESTMENT.
ssyen-room houses IN the north part OF
the city, all in good repair; always
rented; viii pay III per cent on money
invested. Price. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

county, Iowa; good improvements Price
~ per acre, An exceptional good pur-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

LOO acres. Republican river bottom. smooth
ana level Hitchcock county; 200 acres In
eLtalfa now, balance mostly In hay; car
per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

WANTED, LADY 10 take charge % onre
and half Interest 90 Business that vii
soon pay 80 per week Address b 81, Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

70 acres, q mile and one-fourth west OF
HaSscom park. nice level land. hne view,
Na,60a VIII sell one-half for $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

ACRE TRACTS. NEAR CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

Two S-acre pieces Just south Of Ruser's
park, $50 each, on easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
FARM.

ons acre. northwest of South Omaha. ESQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25

MONEY 20 loan on improved Omaha rsaai
estate. b~rehAAn-Love Co. ts s. l5th
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-25
MONEY TO LoAA-nEAL ESTATE.

~ PER CENT on business property.
Der ceDt on residence property.
Opuon 10 pay whole OF part any TINA
W. A. AEikLE. fu h mth Be-
vs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-07
New Hunters Licenses.

The new hunters licenses recently
received by County Clerk Renne diff
fer in their makeup from last year.
The license is long narrow document
with coupons on the end perforated so
as to be easily detachable The two
end coupons are fitted with eyeletS
like a shipping tag. which makes
them more durable when attached to
the carcass of deer. The entire doc
ument is on manila tag board making
it thus very tough. On the back of
the license is printed the gist of the
game law which is as follows:
Deer must not be hunted in the coun-
ties of Fond .du Lac, Sheboygan. Mani
tOwoc or Calumet at any time.
Deer can only be hunted during the
last ten days of November in the
counties of Sank, Adams, Columbia,
Richland and Marguerite.
Except as above mentioned deer may
be hunted in Wisconsin during the
last twenty days of November.
Rabbits and squirrels from July 1st
to following May 1St.
Wild duck, brant, or any aquatic
fowl and snipe from September 1st to
January 1St.
Woodcock, partridge, pheasant,
prairie hen, grouse of any variety, or
ployer from September 1St to Deem
Der 1st.
Swan, Monaghan, Chinese or Eng
lish pheasant, or quail of any variety,
any carrier or homing pigeon, any
harmless. bird or the nest or egg of any
harmless bird or waterfowl must not
be hunted or molested.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-07
Notice.

This is to notify the holders of
stamps issued by the Grand Rapids
merchants syndicate, that owing to
the expiration of tue cont racts with
the merchants that our agency in
Grand Rapids will be discontinued
We would therefore ask all the holders
Of the stamps above mentioned to
present them for redemption at our
branch office in J E. Days store on
or before August IA. Any stamps
not redeemed by that time may be
sent to the headquarters office $3.50
Wabash Ave, where the goods for
the redemption OF said stamps will
take place and the same sent to the
owners of the stamps, by freight or
express.
Grand Rapids, Merchants Syndicate,
August It'll, 1902. Grand Rapids,
Wis.