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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
Disposed Of His Horses.

M. c. Fuller of Mineral, was in
the city Monday, looking after the
horse deal by which he transferred
the entire band belonging to the
firm Of Fuller & Rucker to John
Nusline, of this city. The price
paid for the band was $2400. The
horses will arrive in Weser between
the 18th and 18th. They are said
to be one of the best bands of
horses on the range in this county.
Mr.. Fuller will leave shortly for
Eagle Valley, Ore, where he will pur-
chase horses and bring them to Idaho
and place them on the range near
Mineral. Mr.. Fuller had about
concluded to go to Oregon to locate
permanently, but changed his mind
and will stay with Idaho Wash'cg
ton county can ill afford to loose a
good citizen like Mike Fuller.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
Farewell ReceDtiOn.

The young friends of Miss Lena
Pritchett will give her a farewell
reception tomorrow evening. 1t will
be held on the court house grounds,
which will be lighted with Chinese
lanterns. There will be music, games
and luncheon. MI. w. W. Pritchett
and family will leave about the Sth
of this month for Portland where they
will reside in the future. Miss Lena
will attend business college in that
city. About eighty invitations have
been issued.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
Construction to Resume.

J. S. Stark of Ontario, is in the
city on business connected with the
Malhuer Butte Ditch Co. Mr. Stark
states that small force is employed
on the reservoirs being built by the
company on Willow Greek. He
states that arrangements are nearly
perfected whereby work will be
started again shortly on the Dead Ok
fat ditch,
A. B Hannah, representing the
Capital News OF Boise, is in the city
in tue interest OF that journal,
Frank Townley who has been at
Whitebird for the past two years in
cattle business, has sold out and re-
turned to Weiser land.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
VEISBR'S FOURTH OF
JULY CELEBRATION
Will BE THE GRANDEST EVER HELD In
THE STATE IMMENSE CROWDS
WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.

The committee having in charge
the Fourth of July celebration. met
at the office of o. M. Harvey Monday
evening Each committee reported
favorable progress, AID the opinion
was that it would be the greatest
celebration ever held in Washington
county.
The dance committee have con-
tracted with AL Hopkins for the
erection of pavilion 40x100 feet,
which will be used for the delivery
of the grafton by the Hon. James II.
Hawley, of Boise, reading OF the
Declaration of Independence, and
musical exercises. 1t will also be
used for dancing in the afternoon
and evening. The pavilion will be
located in the open space between
Ashbys store and McKinney's real
estate Office
The parade will form on Main
street, at the Opera House, at 9:15
a. m. on the morning of the Fourth,
and traverse the following route:
March from the Opera House west
on Perrault street to Second street;
south on Second to Commercial; east
on Commercial to First; north on
First to Eoff; west on Eoff to Second;
south Or second 10 Commercial; east
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01

This IS indeed a progressive age.
The business man who would achieve
success must be continually on the
alert. He must be constantly intro
ducing new kinds of wares and ad-
vancing new ideas, in matters Of
general business. The show business
does not differ IN this from mercan-
tile or other pursuits and the most
successful showmen of the present.
are those who have the most original
ideas, and introduce the most novel
performances To a thorough under
standing of this no doubt due the
wonderful success and growth OF
Norris & Rowe's shows which are
to exhibit here soon. This lnstitu-
ton is conducted by two young, ener-
getic business men, who are thorough
ly alive to the fact that the people
continually want something new in
the line of amusement as we'll as in
anything else, and they sustain their
enviaole reputation for having an up
to date show, by adding countless
novelties and scores of new and
original acts each year They lave
been here several times and this same
period Of progressiveness is. always
visible. The result is that they do
more prosperous business each time
they come. The date of the shows
appearance Is Friday July TO-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
IEHT OUTLOOK FOR
THUNDER MOUNTAIN
EES OF THE BIG MINERAL DISTRICT
ATTRACTING ATTENTION IN
THE EAST.

mine investors of New York CITY will
he in Weiser shortly, en- route to
Thunder Mountain Mr.. Worden-
hoff states that there will be a great
rush to Thunder Mountain this sum
mer, that they will be men of means
who are going into the camp to invest
their money and develop their hold
ings The route via Weiser is re-
cognized, as the only practicable one
to the camp.
Mr. Wordenhof put in manv
years of hard labor in the camp. and
now, in his declining years, has Sc
cured competency that will keep
wolf from the door. He returned to
the camp Tuesday morning, and will
remain during the summer looking
after the properties in which he is
interested
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01

on Commercial to the pavilion, whers
the parade will disband
Immediately following the parade
will be the balloon ascension, by
Prof. Sackett, in his monster balloon.
who at the height Of more than 1000
feet, will leap from the balloon to
the earth, supported only by small
parachute. This will take place on
the old base ball ground, on Waiting
ton street.
The bicycle race, horse races and
baseball game will take place at the
old race track, in the eastern part Of
the city. The minor sports will be
held after the above events on Second
aud Eof streets, in The business por-
ton of the city.
Every merchant is earnestly re-
quested to have float in tue parade
representing his business. In the
parade will be flremen, plug ugIy's,
hayseed band, car of state, and
secret societies,
The special trains run on the p.
& | n, will bring an immense
crowd.
Everybody turn out and make this
tue grandest celebration ever held in
Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
Wedding at Meadows.

Wednesday Of last week, at Mead
ows, occurred the wedding of Miss
May Freeman, daughter of Mrs. s.
V. Freeman, and Gustave E. Meyer.
The ceremony was performed by
Judge Roger T. Mayo, of Meadows.
The couple are we'll and favorabls
known in the northern par. of the
country. Mrs, Meyer is o printer.
and was at one time an employee Of
the Signal. We extend congratula-
lations.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
v. Of W. Election

The seml-annual election of officer:
of Weiser Valley Camp No. 353,
Woodmen of the World took place
last Thursdao evening. Following
are those elected CONSUL Com
mander, F. A. Dasch; L. l., hoy
Burley: Escort, L. B. Harris; Watch
man, Frank Call; Sentry, Ed A
Wentworth; manager, A. E. Limerick
clerk w. j. Stuart; banker, W. L.
Anderson.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
N BUILDING
POR THE SIGNAL
Y Move Into a $4,000
Home in September.

aelSer Signal this week sign
contract with AL Hopkins,
W pioneer contractor. for a
'ns new office building which
m 20, OOO, the building to be
''sd BY September 18th. The
As Will be 42x110 feet and
'nely finished inside and out.
contain ~ rooms of various
'Aa f'fOot hallway. There
business office 174x174 (;
y room lSx164; editorial
lS1l2t; newspaper room
'iIpfs's room 37x234; storage
ls1Sa job room 214x16; stock
" l'1lS chamber 1O4x1o; office
ls'40 which has been rented
y Harvey for his business.
"nplsted this will be one of
'na conveniently arranged
pt' Offices in the state.
.4s''0fe is designed for the
" . second story at some
nd $1,000 more. ''''1
ssua' has ordered a slug
I Sp " machine which will be
u. =, new quarters and the
\ .,'',. ~! then be prepared to
y ''0'l' a far better publica,
.,''.' ! same old price and handle
n s,a . better advantage and
1, '''0 the growth of the
NAad which it has been
A,,,,s ssss d in bringing to the
's''s s'a'', Of advancementt.
Il, ',a' ~, Will be in a position to
ssD = 'a { q paper the bust
sstS,," "s'Ser = show by their
d,ilv 'usy want, even to a
asb !, oa' the best evidence
ta., :. NE future of weiser
slessap apsa0nage : in the coming
\ h y 'ne improvements it
I'd make . ! The Signal h has IS
bsd pn, saal to the world of
~ =, pre- and if at any
ss. - Received its due in
A.,ll u islt that changing
ss'. Ultimately bring about
Aatial backing
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01

81 Wordenhoff, one OF the
In Of the Thunder Mountain
,r arrived in the city Sunday
,mu from New York City. Mr..
snboff went east last fall, and
hen booming Idaho and Idaho
y properties in the nations
kpolis
n Wordenhoff has made several
J daring bis absence, and organ
|Umpsnies who will develop min
Roperties of Thunder Mountain
J extensive scale.
Wordenhoff states that Idaho
ne attracting a great deal of
bton at this time, and Thunder
tsin is coming in for its share,
|,hnds we'll with investors. He
\ ttat a number of prominent
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
NeiSer Cottage for Sale.

Well built house with II lots, 0
blocks from postoffice in good loca-
ton to be sold at once Cheap. En-
quire, box s35 or Bell Phone 2ol n.
Boise, Idaho. s4-u
Nicely furnished rooms for sleep
ing or house keeping.
86sts MRS. MAUD K. WHKkLEH'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01
Notice.

All barber shops will remain open
until II O'Clock Friday evening, July
3rd, and will close at l p m on Sat
urday the Fourth. Conduct your
self accordingly. 85 81
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money il it fails to cure. \. W
Groves signature is on each box.
For sale by all druggists. 26c.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-01

Plckled pigs feet, picked trips and
boneless salmon for lunches, at
Korups meat market. 87-1t
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-01-03
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

1t is said that Texas alone markets
$40, 100000 worth of beef annually.
! Z. S. Minister Bowen is represent.
ing England, Germany and Italy in
Venezuela.
A daily trans A tlantic steamer
service is promised, beginning early
in the spring.
There are further delays in the
matter of confirming the Panama
Canal treaty.
President Roosevelt has definitely
announced that he will visit Sab
Francisco in May.
Kipling is said to be forging q
thunderbolt poem to be aimed at tn,
British War Office.
President Roosevelt will attend
and formally open the Worlds Fair
at st. Louis, April 80.
France is urging Peru to settle q
claim of $l6, 600, 600 in favor of the
Dreyfus brothers of Paris.
General Matos of Venezuela is pre-
pairing to start a lew rebellion
against the Castro government.
England and Germany have agreed
20 submit their Venezuelan claims 10
President Roosevelt for arbitration.
A joint resolution has been intro
luced in congress changing InaugL.
ation Day from March 4 to April 80.
The German Foreign Office denies
explicitly that the German squadron
mas orders to seize Margarita Island.
A number of Peruvian army off
ers have offered their services t,
Venezuela, in case of war with til,
tllies.
Paris and London have the Pana-
na hat craze very badly, some choic,
pieces of this head gear realizin.
81, 600 each.
Belgian claims against Venezuela
amount to several million francs, be
.ng money advanced to construct tn,
Caracas water works.
The 5000 employees in the Pull
nan Palace Car Works at Chicago,
are planning strike for shortel
lours ard more pay.
The United States Minister to Co
rea has demanded the payment o.
81, 500, 600 due to the builders OF the
electric read at Seoul.
Andijan, town of Russian Cen
raj Asia containing 30, 600 inhabit
ants, was totally destroyed by al
earthquake, December 16.
Two member of the American le-
CATION at Peking were arrested ana
compelled to make obeisance to tie
returning imperial court.
The X-ray is to be used in the
Japanese mint to detect those of the
employees who surreptitiously swal-
low the newly minted coin.
The government is now ready to
accept bids for the eletric car SER
vice and electric lights and power in
Manila, the bids to be opened March D.
500 Americans have sent in their
names to the Venezuelan Consulate
in New York, as volunteers, in case
their services are needed in Vene-
zuela.
The trial of Colonel Arthur Lynch,
member from Galway, for treason in
connection with the part he took in
the Boer war, is expected to begin
January 90.
Semi official advices state that
the Colombian army officers at Pa
mama and Colon are steadily but
quietly making ready for an invasion
of Nicaragua.
Secretary Root has decided to ac-
cept the Boston Steamship Com
pany's bid for the transportation of
troops and supplies between Seattle
to the Philippines.
DR.. Herran, Colombian Charge d.
Affairs, who was given full power by
the Bogota government to sign the
canal treaty, stated that it would be
ready for signature before Christmas.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
IMPROVED.
Y. Life.

W
tc4 No. s7th St, 75xl32 feet, three
fQoms, two barns, well, horse. phaeton,
anfing wagon, &c thoroughbred chick
NlN, also lease on "a acres Joining,
mostly In potatoes, which will yield
H9 bushels.
tn4Eo Parker st., 4 rooma, corner lot
FA10. SNAP.
eg7 Blonde. 5 rooms, 5OxlS2, high and
Entity.
3-i715 No, s5th ST.. 5 rooms, well. good
repair. HEAP
-esl3 Grant st.. 2-story, 8 rooms, lot
DxI2.
e4,c1o-G6 No. 18th. 2-story, Groom house,
Excellent repair, sewer, water, eIectrtc
light, bath, fine trees, large lot, BEAU
T1FUL HOME and a BIG BARGAIN.
81 .gp-zp Seward st., eox127, 7 rooms. sewer,
water, gas. etc.
81 ID-7Os So. slst, s rooms, modern except
furnace, lot 54xlO.
g. oo-13O9 So. 9th, 7 rooms, all modern,
barn, fine lot, beautiful home hne re-
pair.
He-l542 So. 9th, 5Ox15O, 7 rooms, modern,
ine trees, Want to sell this and one
above quick. See them.
dO-l33s Georgia ave, s rooms, all mod.
ern. fhe location, good repair.
A-i5O9 Georgia ave, cor. woolworth,
rooms, strictly MODERN, good repair
hne corner. BEST ON THE STREET
Nonresident owner here this week ane
SAYS sell quick. Price asked last week
s4,20 but we want quick oner. va
cant and can be seen any day.
MEO-Nea 3eth and Farnam, s rooms, al
modern, well built. i4xl20 foot lot
CHEAP.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

SPECIAL OFFERS.
ARK Madison CO., LOO a. and impts.
Gal" near Corning, 10 a. orchard.
Cal, San Luis Obispo CO., 36O a. farm.
Stanley Is, st. Lawrence riv., hotel M
Ont, Toronto, 4 modern res. and lots.
Costo kica, La Selva, 1876 a. and impts.
Colo, Ell Paso CO., 4SO a. and impts.
Colo, Delta CO., 40 a; and impts.
Wilmington. bldg. plot, King and French
SITS.
Ca, near Thomasville, 4 a. pear orchard.
Ca. T~aiiapoosa, Bldg. lot, block Sss w.
i ia.1 o MaFiin co.. CO., $ sss "a a. s and ii mPts.
Ia, Defiance, store, res. and lot.
Ia, Center Junction, r. res, 5 lots.
Kan, McCracken, 2 bldg. lots.
ky. GraySon co. 80 a. fine soil
Mass, Barre, IL r. house and lot.
Mass, near southbridge, 100 a, dairy farm.
Mich, Lapeer CO.. stocked farm, 2O2 a.
Mont, Yellowstone CO., lao a. stock ranch.
Neb.. Knox CO., 800 a. and impts.
N; H., near Sugar HI, 200 a. and impts'
n. H, Manchester, factory site, 1OOxl66 It.
\. T. MMorristown., res, Mt Kemble v
y, Z, near Mayyille. res. and 4 lots.
=: r. Walton. lS r. res. and y a
N NhiIalDs I F stHTy q sa Soo odds Biicds yiF TSts. ST.
s. L, New Brighton, fine res, Clinton ave.
n, Y, Gl~oversville, modern 10 T. res.
N, Y, jamestown, modern res, Lakeview
N. Y, Chenango CO., 68 a. and impts.
N. Y, Madison CO., 100 a. and impts.
N, Y, Castleton village, 10 r. res. and II a.
Ohio, Clermont CO., "a a. and impts.
Pa, Cambria CO., IS a. and impts.
Phila., 3 story brick res, Cayuga ut.
Pa, near Stroudsburg, 30 g. land; fine loea-
ton for hotel or boarding house.
Pa, Pike CO., 30 a., tmpts. and stock.
s. D., Miner CO., $50 a, and impts.
s. D., Beadle CO.. $50 a. and impts.
Tenn, near S~weetwater, Sc a. and impts.
Tenn. Cleveland CO.. 2 beautifully located
lots.
Tex, Somerville co., 800 a. and impts.
Va, near Danville fine dairy farm, SO q,
So. Omaha, bldg. lot, Albright annex.
20 r. hotel. Hancock, N. Y.
S., 900 working capital wanted for fine saw
mill plant. 8. c.; profit $1,000 monthly.
Grocery bus. and stock, Rome, Ga,
40 q. mineral claim, King CO., Wash.
Complete printing plant, Port Clinton, Ohio
" int. in fine 20 r, hotel and fertilizer mfg
bu., Nakusp, B. c..
Newspaper plant, Rampant City. Alaska.
U. s. and Canadian patents on imp'd meta
clothes pin; cheaply constructed.
w M. OSTRANDER.
North American Building, Philadelphia.
RE-917 TX
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

A RARE OPPORTUNITY to secure choice
lot In the West Farnam residence dis
trict. Can offer a beautiful lot near S3d
n Farnam, perfect grade. all paving
and sewer taxes paid, for S2,2N. Tele-
phon ll@.
100 PER CENT QUICK PROFIT.
Six lots near Farnam and AID, actually
worth. 500 to $500 each, splendid location
70 build houses for rent; owner offers all
six lots for 1880.
GREAT BARGAIN IN HOUSE.
Modern S-room house, large lot, near West
Farnam car line, oak hnlsh, bath, sta-
tionary washstands, furnace, etc. can
give quick possession and sell for only
H,75O.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE LOT.
Choice lot. southeast corner Ssth ave. and
Dodge. one OF the finest building sites in
this city, for R,75l.
CHOICE INVESTMENT.
Large doubl house, large lot, central iocl-
ton; house cost $500, lot worth g OOl,
rents $40; can offer this week for $500
AN ELEGANT HOME.
One OF the handsomest finished modern
strictly u~p-to-date houses in Omaha; s
rooms, choice location; only $500.
hicks REAL ESTATE CO., 4S9 Board Of
Trade. RE-l75 7
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
FARMS.
Are You Looking for a Good Investment, Either
in a Good Farm or Excellent Farm Loans?

list Just what you want write as for our price list and description of farms and
ranches w ask that you investigate this list carefully 1t contains ONE of or
chohMt bargains Ranroad fare refunded to purchasers -,
Basement corn crb, rick cave hog house. chicken house,; al fenced and cross
fenced; 500 fruit trees / acre raspberreA / acre grapes 6 acres pasture bal
knE $40 acs in Merick county; ~ Nory6 room house good barn, sheds and other
onbundngs; all fenced with three wires an cedar posts; 50 acres under culuva-
ton; 10 acres in hne alfalfa, all splendid alfalfa land; land level Price ~ per
kNE1 ans in Greeley county,; one of the most highly improved farms in the county;
- the very best quality Of soil. unexceled in the production Of grain and fruit
n mill In EACH a splendid house. fine barn milk house, CHECKER houses gana-
( RES cribs and sheds OF all kinds; 4 modern pig breeding. houses all strictly
ht class The present owner has become independent from the production
Of this faTnI and has reureda and low wishes to sell a most Extraordinary
Sm III acres in Harlan county; lp acres in best. alfalfa this farm is Immediately
adtdnEg RepublEsn City and is nued in every, Ty for AZ feeding station ae
crib 10 hold 700 ~ corn ad lumber to build as much more. barns, sheds
and all eonvenences Modern In every particular. fou ough to see It. rice
40 SO acres Dawson county; 100 acres in nne state of cultivation; all best Of
VI alfalfa land; house stable windmill ad tk, sheds etc hi Is practically
more money! than. We are asking. Tori Price. NSG go.
Gai0 aces in Lincoln county all finest quality of land 90 acres now in atafa
us-4oS acres decided land and lease on 50 acres in Banne county. A most excellent
location for cattle. abundant ans in every dh@hon; good house. barn, wells
with stone reservoirs for holding W ater, corrals severls sections fenced Price
1t is impossible &c gta an accurate idea of these ahsw without inspection We cor
aay invite you to call pm u.s. or drop us a card asking for desired ormad
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY OMAHA.
MAIN FLOOR, NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING.
THE ALFALFA AND MEN"
REus7
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

WE HAVE the property at 1912 Ohio St,
being a 7-room house with city water and
sewer and barn on full lot, located close
to car line. which we can sell for 81, $50.
This is a bargain. The house originally
sold for 1850 before the barn was built.
Come in Monday morning II you want
this property.
R. c. PETERS & CO., Bee Building.
r Ella 7
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
Chicago 4 North estern.

--
Chicago a. Northwestern, Nebraska
and Wyoming Division.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Lead, Hot Springs....a 800 pm a $500 pm
Wyoming Casper and
Douglas ...;..."n:d $500 pm e $500 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva.
Exeter and Seward. ,.b $500 pm b $500 pm
Chicago, 81. Paul, minneapolis 4
Omaha.
Twin city Passenger. "a $50 am a $40 pm
Sioux Cit Passenger. "a $500 pm ali 20 am
Oakland LocaI-".."...b 5:45 pm b S:45 am
Missouri Pacific.
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water"."...b $40 pm aIO:25 am
a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. d Daily
except Saturday. 0 Daily except Monday,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

WOULD you purchase a lO-room modern
house, having oak hnish down stairs. hard
wood floors, fine Stucco ceilings, hard
wood library built In wall OF library room,
good brick and cement basement under
whole house, The house is fire proof
throughout. has good barn located on east
front lot and nice lawn. Price 5000.
R c. PETERS & CO.. Bee Building.
r E-i3S Z
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

WE JUST received word from owner who
IL a nonresident, to close out his 8-room
modern home on South 10th avenue, near
Poppleton, and he has reduced the price
from $500 to $4,650 If sold by July L.
II you are in the market do not miss
letting us show you this property, for it
is a bargain.
R. c. PETERS & co., Bee Building.
r E-136 7
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
VACANT.

85O-3Oxs0 feet south font on Pierce, be
tween 2Sth and 9th, high, slightly,
sewer, water. gas. BEST inside offer
on market. One !ot sold this week,
other one goes soon sure.
5 4S0for 5Ox14O on boulevard near Mander-
son: fronts 18th st. also.
s 900 for fine lots on 44th and Dewey ave,
3OXll7 feet. SNAP.
50, 500 for 6Ox14O on 18th near Jackson; room
for two houses.
400 for 67x165 cor. 18th ave. and Harvey
s. 800 for 6Ox165 adjoining above. CHOICE
RE-153 7
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
w. H. GATES,

w. II. ia 10,
GIT NEW YORK LIFE. PHONE 1921.
sS0o-S-room cottage, not far out.
N50-Cottage Of large rooms, full lot, IL
blocks from Dodge street car line, Che D
%9-i-room cottage, nice, most new, &2I
N,5O-I rooms. 2-story, barn. northwest
corner S0th and Lake.
S2,ooo-S rooms, nice 2-story home, large
lot, lays nice, shade trees, 3i05 South
Goth street. near boulevard; a gooi place
for a South Omaha man.
FA6Oo@.A 7-room complete home, up to date,
on SD street, north OF Dodge.
A.5O-A home OF ! rooms, most new, moi
ern. &l3 Chicago; owner has left the
&,750-A broom modern, up TO date house
on. slst Ave, near Dodge.
s2,5o0-I-room modern home in Hanseom
ought 10 interest you. RE-ln--i
INVESTMENTS.
2 houses, rental $500 yearly, 5000.
3 frame houses, rental $500 YEARLY, IS, 200.
2 brick houses, rental Sf20 yearly, $500.
: stores, s mats, rental S,lO) yearly, 1000.
Eleven troom brick houses, ground io0x
IA feet. rental S1,s:0 per year, Sil. 900.
s,story brick building near P, O., 1890.
Douglas near l4th ST, S-story brick, $4,000.
Farnsm near i seN Si IrFtSFy brick $4,000
Acreage, close In. kloO and upwards.
5 acres on n ;'th ST.. 3 blocks from new
Uuimproved lots $50 and upwards.
TTaekage lots. $500 end upwards.
Residences, 500 and upwards.
$50 acres ~ miles west. SIS per acre,
JOHN n. PREMIER. OPP, OLD p. o.
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DO YOU want TO live IN Dundeef II SO.
here Is a bargain. An s-roOm modern ex-
oept furnace. pressed brick dwelling, hart
wood nnish down stairs with two good
sohsia dSGsiss Ruth iSSita f fG9n $50. lSts' R'qd ad 5ss5,
balance Ave years. Where can you beat
this?
R. c. PETERS & CO., Bee Building.
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FOR garden tracts OF all sizes see
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