Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

Here, for instance, is Thomas & Coos ad-
dition. (Where all the plucked ~goslings
congregated.) Just south Of Hauscom park.
only two miles from the court house. Just
176 beautiful residence lots. Events are
shaping themselves that will make these
lots an investment OF sure profit. $500 to
81, 900 will buy lots now and one year from
now they will be worth $4,000 to $1,000.
(Laughter.) 1t Is not all luck. Luck to the
dogs. That is the way It appears in the
advertisement.) It is foresight, judgment
and sand. (Laughter.) (Sand and mud)
(Pleasantry.) Take a square look at
Thomas & Coos addition, which is ad-
Joining the city on the south. A rich and
powerful syndicate, who without any
further effort could peddle 1t out In the
next two years for 81, 900, 900. Do you sup
pose hat they are idiots enough to do this?
No. They will either build or subscribe to
a cable line and realize So. OOO. 900 from It.
k a tumble to yourself. Do a little
investing. Investigate and figure and you
will see that there are the greatest bar
gains on earth In lots in this key to
Omaha and South Omaha cloud laughter.)
CoNKLING PLACE.
Conkling Place is not lone of the finest"
but the finest" piece of ground ever plated
on this great thoroughfare. In fact, II is
the Peer" of all additions to the City OF
the West. Conkling Place is the highest
across the Belt LIne-Missonri Pacihc Main
Side depot.
erty as this, at such low prices, on easy
terms, does not come often and will be
quickly taken advantage of by those who
want something that Is simply perfect.
Prices are $50 for corners and $500 for
inside lots on Howard, and $500 for corners
and $500 for inside lots on Leavenworth.
aIf nnUhndU In fhtG QMdianna nan tall IN
where Conkling Place is. we want the in
formation.
Another of the Gold Bricks.
Here Is one of the sample gold bricks:
SIS. $50. $50. S75. B. & NJ. Park addition.
THE whole page is taken up by the picture
Of a locomotive and an announcement In
stud-Horse type of a description to the B.
& NJ. Park addition, with this notice:
Free ride to and from the Park for in
tending purchasers. Saturday and Sunday,
April 18th and nth. Situated on main line
snteed by the Midland Guarantee & Trust
Company. Every lot lies high, dry and
ie on sa nygty lot A fGfeT 18th, wan a fr 1ne tram ramipe Of
coaches viii leave the B. & M. depot at
1920 in the forenoon for the Park, and will
run the distance in about hve or six min
Come for Yourselves.
See for Yourselves,
Judge LOT yourselves.
After the date mentioned prices will be
$l25.OO and $4,000 for every lot. No differ
ence whether you buy one or a dozen, no
discount made. The laborer who can only
AFFORD to buy one lot can rest assured that
he has bought the single lot as cheaply
as those who have bought In numbers.
April II. 1887"
SELMAVILLE.
Is the Latest Addition plated on Leav-
enworth Street. AS level as a lawn and
every lot a daisy. Has a splendid view OF
all West Omaha Could mt Law better
Does anybody in this audience know
where selmaville is? Here is another bar
gain;
This superb addition. Green as a meadow
and level as a lawn, will be placed on the
and $3.50 per lot. Only 500 cash. Just ten
lots will be sold whsE the price will be
raised. Free carriages, Free Ride and Free
Choice. Come early 10 the once OF
LOVEGREEN & DALZELL
april 25th. 1887. Full Page"
AMBLER PLACE.
Commencing Monday, April 18th, 1851, free
carriages win be run from the ONCE OF
Harrison, Amber g. Wooley, for AmbleI
Place. half a mile west OF Hanscom Park
and adjoining the Poor Farm. t
$50 lots will be sold at the very low price
OF 500 to 1900; 500 cash, 500 in six months
balance in one and two years al 8 per cent.
STREET CARS AND PAVED
The Omaha Southwestern Street Railway
will be in operation within sixty days and
those who buy in the great sale OF lots
will double their money before the sum
mer is half gone.
HoLD YOUR MONEY UNTIL SATuR-
DAY, MAY Nh- Vt 10 A. N SHARP Wher