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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
RETURN THANKS.
Mrs. Hawks Leaves for Columbus,
Ohio, to Live.

Mrs. Frederick Hawks, wife of the man
who only a few weeks ago deserted her
for pretty Hattie Gibbons, OF Churcn
Hill. left her home here Wednesday
morning, going to Columbus. Q. Her
parents live there. and they have asked
her TO come and live with them.
Mrs. Hawks wishes 20 extend to ner
friends and sympathizers her gratitude
for the many deeds of kindness done her.
while here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
URGED TO VETO THE BILL
Fight Against oIeOmRrGerine Measure
Is Carried 10 the
President.

DENVER. May 3.-President ]. w.
Springer OF the National Live Stock asso-
citation has sent a telegram TO President
Roosevelt asking him to veto tho oleo-
margarine bill.
The telegram sets forth the reasons why
the live stock men are opposed to the
measure, and Mr.. Springer also took ad-
vantage Of the opportunity to call the at
tention Of the president to a wrong to the
west which he declares Is being perpe-
trated by representatives Of gigantic east
ern trusts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

FOR SALE-Lot, b0x150, 2-story, 7-room
. house, all modern except furnace. close to
street car and school, about twenty min
utes' walk from postofhce, brings an IN
come of $3.50 per month, 1880.
0ood Groom house. south front, IN the
neighborhood of the High school,. half
block from street car; rents for S2 per
so-room house, barn, lot bOx14O. south front,
in frst-class neighborhood, close to street
car and school, $4,000.
Here Is a snap: Property bringing an In
come of tle9 per year, VIII sell for $500
II taken quick.
Two-story, 7-room house, stable, city water
and gas, a corner In the neighborhood
of 10Th and Cunning, H,45O.
Also Groom house, city water, gas, tur-
mace and all special pavings paid In full.
Also in the same neighborhood, 7-room
house, all modern. east front and all
special taxes paid in full, $4,000.
Very nice Broom cottage, CITY water and
gas. nice lot. only two blocks TO school,
close to street car, $1,000.
Lot, l30xl40, south front, about twenty min
utes' walk from postofhce, close to school
and street car. will be offered for one
week only at the very low price of 500.
$50 acres hrst-class grazing land, suitable
for small ranch, In western Nebraska,
perfectly level and smooth, will trade for
some Omaha property, either vacant or
J. x. IoVGREN & CO.. 424 Paxton Block.
RE-639-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

GAINS.
50, 500-2628 Charles ST., Groom
modern house, south from lot Cox
1928: newly painted and papered
throughout and newly painted out
side. A very attractive home.
100000 So, 18ht ST., 8-room
house, city water and bath, Lot
50x80. House in Thorough repair
and newly painted,
S1,500-2525 So. 18th ST., 5-room cot
tage, newly painted outside and
newly papered and painted inside.
Lot 50x10l.
/, 1900 1881 So. 18th St, house in
thorough repair, new foundation,
new roof. viii be painted for pur-
chaser. Lot 50xl0l.
THE OMAHA REALLY COMPANY.
1901 Douglas ST., Upstairs.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

IMPROVED.
1920 for Groom house, 1889 Franklin; near
car line.
81, 700 for 572 South 9th St., lot 5Ox132 feet;
. rooms, paving paid; cheap.
$500, West Farnam St., Broom house,
barn, corner lot.
$500 for 8. w. corner of 18th and Center,
S-room house, lot 75xl40; snap.
50, $50, S-room modern, Kountz Place.
$4,000 for ll13 Park Ave. Goth Ave.), 7-room
house, lot 5Oxl40 feet.
$500, two 6-room modern houses, near
18th and Harvey SITS.
UNlMPROVED.
1900 for .5Ox12O feet. south front, near 31st
and Chicago, paving PAL
$3.50 for 50X10S feet, near 18th and Chicago
SITS. suitable for two flats.
$500 for ls2xl24 feet, N. w. corner of S5th
Ave. and Jones.
1900 for IS feet 'front.'; ~trackage; near sth
and Douglas SITS; BARGAIN.
1900 for S. w. corner OF 18th and Cass,
132x66 feet; paving paid.
JOHN N. FRENZER, Opposite old P. o.
RE-6O9A
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
CHANCES.

GENERAL MDSE.
$1,000, clean. up-to-date stock, only one in
small eastern Neb town. with lot and
business. viii consider good property or
farm At eqIuIta6le value
cIoTHiNG.
SS.6Co-Clean stock in county seat town. s..
+. Neb,; one;third cash, two-thirds good,
''" '"e"' tGSfRSocER1Es.
STOCKS from 1900 TO 1850 in and out
Of city. One specially fine proposition in
about 1880; sales, 500 daily. II YOU haVe
a good improved farm, a equitable value,
HARDWARE.
s2,bOO' to $1,000. Proata6ie business.
STOCKS from 1900 70 $500 in and out
Of city doing profitable business.
1,i sAKEEY AND ,, SeCoNFEGTdIoNERY,
towns, doing well. Can be had right.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1900 stock In good Neb. town; might deal
for good piece of clear land.
MILL
70 BBL;, capacity, fully equipped and doing
8 lots, besides Is acres choice land adj
Joining, with plenty fruit. barns. sheds
property for 5000. A good piece Of land
might answer for Il.
WOODEN MILL
COMPLETE machinery, owner dead, can
new land will do.
CIGAR BUSINESS.
FINE place, best of furniture and fixtures.
good location in South Omaha, reason
able figures.
RooMING AND BOARDING HOUSES.
location, profitable business. Prices $3.50
70 $500; will pay you to investigate.
STEREOPTICON AND PHONOGRAPH
OUTFIT.
$3.50 for one-half interest In business which
Melted $3.50 In Is months. Danish or
Gna nhinl ufan hartman nrafaERah
HOTEL furniture and fixtures % rooms,
fully equipped; only house live Neb.
able price. ]. H. Johnson N. Y. lie
Y-627
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
ron sALB-aEAL ESTATE.
THOSE NEW COTTAGES.
Two on south 2sth streei

TWO on sOuu Loll shccI
Res Place Residenees-Nsw and yfs Syc, &c
east front fun view OF lowe b.lnsi
parior. dining room, kitchen. pantry, three
cemented cellar under entire house; good
furnace, gas, electric light porcelain
bath and sink, nickel, Plumoings marole
Prices on these, $500 each 1900 cash, bal
ance at s per cent.
Three on Burt Street.
Burt Street Cottages-Eew. never occupied;
designed for a small family. "Multum in
Of III six rooms, every modern convent
ence except furnace and a compact mouse
within walking DISTANCE, at a low price
tunity. Parlor, dining room, kitchen, pan
try, 3 bed rooms with closetsl' bath
house: gas. marble washstand, hot and
cold water, porcelain bath and sink, nickel
plumbing; nice porch and splendid deep
lot; South side Of Burt, between S'th ana
Price, oniy 400; $500 cash, balance to suit
at 6 per cent, or reasonable discount Tor
all cash.
CHOICEST BUILDING LOTS.
We are agents for Kountze Place and
additions. Consider the improvements
that are being made in these two locali-
less desirable neighborhoods. KountEe
Place and Bemis Park are free from
banks n shanties. Prices 10 SUIT all
corners.
LINCOLN COUNTY RANCH.
1880 acres decided and $40 acres school land,
Of which $50 ls fine alfalfa land worth 20
per acre, and the balance excellent graz
Ing land; improvements worth S,OO TO
$500, including good frame buildings, hf-
teen miles three-wire fence, four wells
windmills, etc. one mile to Brady Island,
on main line Union Pacihci 5000 acres
under fence; A COMPLETE STOCk
RANCH. Price, only $4,000. Write US.
ALFALFA LAND.
Here is a fine proposition: Only sis per
acre for 252 acres of level land under a
district irrigation ditch, with a very low
charge for water; land Will pay s per cent
NET on 800 per acre when in alfalfa; on
main line Union Pacific; side track for
loading hay on premises; perpetual water
right: fine alfalfa soil; all level; only "a
miles to North Platte, county seat, Lin
coin county.
Price, SIS per acre, or $3.50.
TAKE A TRIP.
Join one Of our excursions to the alfalfa
country of the Platte Valley; half rates
and fare refunded to buyers.
See US.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main Floor N. Y. L. BLDG.
RE-649 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

$54L.s2 PAID on each $500 invested with us
from August 1 to May I 1902, inclusive;
our 18th consecutive dividend. These
large margin; dividends paid promptly
every two weeks; highly endorsed by
grateful and satisfied customers who have
prohted by our efforts. Send for booklet
and official reports, which give facts and
figures. Civ us a trial and be In receipt
OF a constant income. American Stock
Co. Qnc.), N~assau-Beekman Bldg New
York. Y-S9l-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
Wyman, Shriver Co.
New York Life Bldg.
WHY PAY RENT

VII : y II
When yo,i can purchase a home on small
payment down and balance on monthly
payments that are less than what the
house would rent for?
Bran new broom frame cottage, modern
except furnace, 34-foot lot, on Spencer
near 26th St, 1880.
Two-story 7-room dwelling, barn, etc., 40
foot lot city water, $1,000; 500 cash bal
ance $3.50 per month; house will rent for
S12.
Groom modern house, complete in every
respect. 18Th near Dodge. $1,000; $1,000
cash balance to suit.
newly painted on outside and In; also
newly papered; vacant; can give imme-
date possession, 1920; very easy terms.
Cottage, 6 rooms, barn, all In fine shape,
nice lawn, corner, near 18th and Decatur,
$500.
near Dodge paving all paid Tor; 50-foot
lot; price, $500. RE 64 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
PATENTS
49,

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SECURED OR FEE RE-
TURNED. Send model or sketch for
for our Illustrated GUIDE BOOK, finest
publication issued for free distribution.
Contains 100 mechanical movements. Tells
AND WHAT TO INVENT FOR PROFIT.
HOW TO SELL PATENTS, Law
POINTS FOR INVENTORS, etc. Patents
secured through us advertised without
charge. in the -PATENT RECORD;
WANTED and a MANUFACTURING
EVANS, WILKENs G. CO.,
Evans Bldg. Washington, d. G.
Y-60S g.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FEW
SWEET
AND
EADLE



BARGAINS.
HANDSOME NEW COTTAGE- CHEAP.
WE HAVE JUST HAD LISTED for 1M-
MEDIATE SALE a 5-room cottage ON
BEAUTIFUL STREET in north part Of
city, convenient to chool and car lines,
Bile IAVATORY,- holland COLD
WATER, GAS and FIXTURES, south
front, lot 4Ox132. THIS PROPERTY is
A BARGAIN AT $1,000.
~ PER CENT NET INVESTMENT.
7-ROOM HOUSE, GOOD REPAIR. ON
DISTANCE, H,I75. YOUR oPPoRTU-
NIFTY. DON'T OVERLOOK 1T.
We have a NEW s-room house, a beauty
inside n out, STRICTLY MODERN,
not far out, and beautifully located on a
large corner lot facing Florence boule-
CHOICE
RESIDENCE
LOTS.
18th Ave, bet. Farnam and Dodge, Dx96,
$3.50.
Henderson, near 18th ST.. 5Ox12S.
Templeton Ave-, 42xlS2, $3.50.
Near Ames Ave, 4 blocks from car, 40xl35,
4 feet above grade; taxes all paid. This
week on easy payments, SIS.
SWEET & HEADLEY,
Tel. 1872. 613 N. Y. l. Bldg.
RE-646 1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Houses, Lots, Farms,
Ranches,
HOuses and Lots

Ia OFFER for sale this week two RESI-
NOES that we consider are POSITIVE
.RGAlNS. One Is IN KOUNTZE PLACE.
1ICT.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

800 EARNS up to $50 monthly. We have
proved to the investing public. not by
argument and theory" but by cash pay
ments, that the above statement Is built
upon actual facts. We have paid, are
paying and will continue to pay the above
profits, as the facilities and resources of
this enterprise increase every day.. Each
day we receive congratulatory letters
from our clients who have already with
drawn dividends greatly In excess Of their
Investment, with the privilege of with
drawing the Investment at any time. We
pay as much in two weeks as the savings
banks do in eight years. Write for our
booklet which gives facts, figures and
proofs. Henshall, Bronner & Co. 1913
Broadway, New York. Y-62l
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

ID KoUNTZE PLACE, on a LARGE
NOT, beautifully sodded, with nice shade
'ttes, a fine l0-room house, all modern,
1rRe barn, near to car line. o ONE
WEEK, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

IN WEST FARNAM district, on a fun
,sS lot S9xiss q TnYsaaTly NEW all p9dSTn
FURNACE, one-half block to car line,
Nothing better for the price. only $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

A SMALL investment placed with us will
earn you a weekly income larger every
two weeks than the same amount placed
In a bank in a year; 1t will commence to
earn a dividend at once and Will continue
to do SO as long as II remains in our
hands; no stock, bond. wheat, oil or min
ing scheme, but a legitimate, licensed en-
t~erprise. Write for prospectus and learn
how. The Security Investment Co., 3S
0"0 Y-622 -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
REaInENcE LOTS.

Some people are buying lots and going to
build. To those we will say there is no
% our cheap lots right on the proposed
car line, Just the thing for chicken raising:
can buy them by paying s. down and
3 per month. We are selling some lots on
these terms for SIS each. Don't delay.
We are instructed to offer for a few days
only q fine lot, eoxi92 east front, on Gd
Other fine lots in all parts Of the city
rom $500 to 1900 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

GEO. p. BEMIs REAL ESTATE CO.
Established 1861
Telephone 55. Paxton Block.
RE-669 1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

LOT 8, block 1914, Omaha, A feet, Just
north of Cunning, running from 23d ST. to
24th, St; both streets paved permanent
walks old house. Price, 81 $50.
THE BYRON REEF CO., 212 8. nth ST.
RE-A
HOUSES FOR SALE.
N.7OO0.W for 8-room new, modern house,
west part city, choice location.
$,S00.O0 for 30l9 Marcy, Groom house, nearly
new, good neighborhood.
$2,5O0.0O, 30l4 Cass St. Groom house, porce-
lain bath and modern throughout. Full
t1.sOO.oo, 2502 st. Mary's Ave, a very de-
sirable b-room cottage, within easy walk
ing distance down town.. Paved street.
$4,000, hot N. 18th st., 8 rooms, good con-
dition.
$4,000. corner 18th and Jaynes st., two
lots, 7-room house.
$4,000, PAS So. 10th st., s-room house, new,
10000, 1iS North 25th st.. near Chicago.
4-room house.
LOTS.
$3.50 for good building lot near S4th and
Dodge SITS,
$780, 90 for desirable lot on Franklin St.,
FARM.
80 acres 4 miles south OF South Omaha,
1890 per acre.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
1901 Farnam st.
RE-6lS (
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
ron RENT-HoUsEs
R. c. PETERS & CO.,

OANhAA4 = HeNAn
S65-546 So. 26th, a large modern home, Is
rooms.
ts5-N4 N. 22d, a fine two-story modern
brick residence, 70 rooms.
S5o-SS66 Harvey, new and modern, ? rooms.
ISLE s.. gath, new modern, 5 rooms.
f37 .b0-lES S. 3lst St, an elegant two-story
brick near Hanscom park, ; rooms.
SS-116 Park Ave, across from Henscom
park, pleasant location, all modern 8
SO .5O-2i2s California, I rooms, modern, fine
location.
$3.50 s. Sst, IL rooms, modern, barn,
S25-262l Capitol Ave, newly papered, ,
rooms.
$27 .5O-2S1O Webster. all modern, 0 rooms.
S25-2626 Capitol Ave, modern, s rooms.
SO-ll9 8. 18th, basement, 5 rooms.
HoUsESt HoUsEs!l HoUsEsli
1872 N. 18th, 3-r., city water, IS.
20l3 Arbor, neat ar. cottage, IS.
zig California, good or, all modern home,
lie, N, S7th !6-r., nice shape, city water,
sos s. 9th, fine SIR, all modern home, $S5.
212 Chicago, SIR, modern, SIS.
1885 s, 3lst, Ser, fine, all modern, $40.
308l Marcy, S-r., modern, nice shape, $25.
276 -Woolworth. 10-r., modern; suitable for
2 families, $40. A snap.
Fin 10-r. all modern brick house close to
High school at modest rent.
Safe FIRE and tornado Insurance. List fur
nished houses with us.
PAYNE. BOSTWICK a CO,
6Ol-2 N, Y, Life,
D-6IO 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

W PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on
flrst-class real estate security. Also write
FIR and TORNADO INSURANCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
Modern Homes

Modern Homes
Excellent Groom, new residence;
West Farnam district, oak interior,
oak floors, paving all paid, permanent
walks; everything tirst-clasS. Price
So, 500.
Modern 8-room residence in Hans
com Place, full lot, beautiful location
on Georgia Ave., paving paid in full,
permanent walks. Price $1,000.
Good 8-room modern house, close
in, paving all paid, permanent walks.
A bargain at $4,000.
Vacant Lots
Corner, close in, 60x132, fine for
flats. Price $500.
Fine building lot on Harvey, near
35th st. Price $500.
Nice corner, 35th and Fran kiln,
Price 5000.
If you wish to buy or sell call on
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1920 Farnam St.
RE-655 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
JTpITRRAN

SUBURBAN.
We have three pieces OF SUBURBAN
PROPERTY, near 10 city limits, Just the
thing for CHICKEN FARMING. Come in
and we will show them to you.
{ HERE is A BEAUTY. For eight days
BURBAN HOMES in the country. on a
BEAUTIFUL FIVE ACRES, covered with
FRUIT, n hne 10-room house, large barn
and carriage house, Ice house that will ho!d
so tons Of ice, chicken house, work shop
everything. in FINE CONDITION, I'M,
mile from car line. IF SOLD WITHIN
TIME LIMIT, $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE, a good. clean stock Of grocer
best Stands in a live Nebraska town, do
poor IRs a hs sG ! o &ddfsss G 5sSsS9 i Bee ' 6mes.
Council Bluffs. Y-M727
FORTUNES easily made by small bii wise
investments; the small capitalists' and
money savers opportunityi write for our
Unity Bldg. Chicago. T-MSSS Mig
FOR SALE, drug store on 9Th and Pierce
sts.' cheap. l-V' ME-
GRAND HOTEL, furniture and three-year
lease at Harrington, Nebraska; the best
room house; will sell by June l. II. r.
Rankin. Y-M4O2 9
MY LIST, hotels. restaurants, cigar stores,
confectionery, grocery stores, general
merchandise stores. Insurance business,
stores. bakeries, novelty stores. office
business, blacksmith shops, country
ness pRotosraph saiiery, marble quarry,
marble yard, racket store, livery business,
hotel and bar. restaurant and saloon,
-four mill, show outfit saloon fixtures,
meat markets, drug stores, mantle bust
mess mess b6 m = bSa s T9Ins; mSSmane sS Sdo n, KINDS
of business places for sale, in Omaha and
country towns. State what you want,
where you want and about what value.
Williams Room ILL., M'c'sOe 9 T@gs4 4.
FURNITURE and business of several nice
rooming houses for sale. Williams, Al
McCague Bldg. Y-SS -
17-RooM hotel doing good business; a bar
gain. L. Green. Arion, la. Y
WELL stocked shoe store, good location.
lot and building, center city, 5000 or
farm. c. Panse, odebolt. La. Y
OFFER 8-inch "Gusher,'' pipe line con-
nections, estimated daily capacity 5000
bbls.. S7,20 four Texas oil lots, 26x52 IT,
good surrounding indications, SIS each;
Victor stock, &c. Trustee" p. o. Box AZ,
Galveston, Tex. Y-b97 ~
$50 INVESTED with us will pay you more
in one month h any savings bank
will pay you on $500 In one, year; your
investment begins earning this at once
and continues to do so until you with
draw same; no stocks, bonds or oil,A but
a business proposition; best Of references;
II will pay you to write us at once.
Denver Cooperative Investment Assn
Y-eO7 -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

FARMS AND RANCHES.
We have some nice farms and ranches.
For full particulars call on us or WRITE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
INNEaTMENTa

We are headquarters for investments.
LOOK AT THIS, a NEW BRICK FLAT.
rents for t7 per month. Only 5000.
~ HERE Is ANOTHER, double frame nat,
rents for t35 per month, 1900. Call and
BEE US.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE" Our
new booklet, interesting reading and val
liable information showing permanent
10000; statement of profits actually paid
to date; extensive reference list from
satisfied customers. w. w. O'Hara, Union
Trust Bldg, Cincinnati, o. Y-62
SUCCESS IN SPECULATION" Large
profits can now be made in stocks and
system; send for our book: Modern
Methods for Safe Investments" and our
special letters of advice free. M, y.
Flower & Co, Bankers and Brokers, Chi
cage Stock Exchange Bldg, Chicago.
Y-676 4"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

$50 HAS returned over $500 profits by our
Progressive Plan of Speculation" The
largest profits with the least risk. Seven
years in business. References. Send for
booklet. Crawford & Co., l15 Nassau St,
New York. f-62O a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

wANTED-AN IDEA. Write the Patent
Record, 62e f st., Washington, D.. c., for
prize orer, awarded monthly, for best
Invention submitted. Sample 0 OF the
Patent Record, an illustrated journal,
devoted to science and industry, and list
Y-63OA'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

business opportunity; A shoemaker
in a lively business town, who went into
close out his nice and clean stock of
shoes, valued at about $500, TO party only
Correspondence solicited. Address z 80,
Omaha, Bee. Y-6l6 5
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

,14s EARNED and paid on every 800 in
share in these profits send for our free
booklet, which shows how. Davenport q
Co., World Bldg, New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
NOTICE, PAPER HANGERS.

OMAHA Steam Paste Co, manufacturer of
paste for all purposes; I'm barrels and half
barrels. Write for prices. 22lO Cunning:
1926
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

5OOD business chances IN Colorado; list &c.
Y-5s2 -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

50 EARNED on $50 turf investment last
month: no mysteries or blind pools; every
Investor kept IN touch with his account;
small trial Investment solicited; send for
booklet National Turf Co, 25 Broad
way, New York. Y-566+'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

BUY CORN.
you want to get next to the biggest
deal ever worked on the Chicago Board
OF Trade and make money faster than
you can spend II? Small capital re-
quired; inside information to our clients
only; act quickly; booklet free. Union
Investment Co, Rialto Bldg, Chicago.
Y-537 -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

LET, house, 8 rooms, modern. also
barn and carriage house. 2614 Seward ST,
w. w. Bingham, ala s. 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

method OF progressive turf specula-
ton nets customers 3 per cent daily,
l3 Cedar St, New York. Mentlon
paper) Y-06S+'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

BRASS and aluminium casting. nickel plat
ing and finishing. Speciality Mfg. Co., Al
N. Main St., Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04

FOR SALE, new eight-room modern house,
lis s., sab 81. immediate possession. Ed
o.. Hamilton, I'll s. nth ST. Tel. A-lls2
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-11
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French pattern gown with jet trim mings; Miss Gamble, black spangled jet gown; Mrs. J. J. Lane, white renais- sance Mrs Dr. Kenna, black point de spirit; Mrs. John $. Semon, black satin with lace and jet trimmings; Miss Irene Semon, white silk with applique and pearls; Mrs. s. H Moore, mousseine de soie; Miss Mae Colt, white crepe de chine; Mrs, E, Kennedy, black satin with Irish point bodice; Miss Josephine Reynolds, black point de spirit; Mrs. J. H. Adams. blue chiffon, with white lace.
 Among others noticed were Mayor Studley, Joseph R. Maxwell. MT. and Mrs. s. z. Poi, Miss Catherine OCOn- nor, Miss Annie M. O'Donnell Miss Daisy Farrell, Miss Edith Farrell, Mir and Mrs. w, r. Donnally, D. N. Mur- ray, Deputy Tax Collector J. Fl. Hugh son, J. R. Disbrow. William R. Carroll Dr. Reilly: the following from Derby William Hubbell, George Shannon, James Shannon and wife. Joseph Crane City Clerk J. Larkin, Thomas Lawrence and many others.