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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Pytl1ians and Odd Fellows,

Iyarlhoe Lodge. No 10 OF the knights
of Pythlas held an important meeting
last night in Lee Camp Hall. The Sec
ond rank Of order was conferred upon
one or two candidates.
Colonel Robert LAtlett, or Lexington,
Past Grand Chancellor of tho order and
assistant attorney-gener of The state,
delivered an excellent address, ms did also
Grand lecturer OF the State, Jefferson
Wallace, After the regular meeting. rc-
frcshments were served, and n pleasant
evening Ppent.#Sfi eAft
a large an enthusiastic meeting was
held by ,hn Abou4Iscn, Adheln Lodge,
NO. 2lu 4, q, .. Il. last night In smith
aesl HAL, Several laasNhssEa Ksse glysn
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the third degree gund District Deputy G.
". Graves was present on an official
visit,
VIRGINIAN ILL.
Mr.. w. N. Mitchell in Critical
Condition From Rheumatism.
.(Second Floor Elevaton)

Virginia friends OF Mrw WI N !. Mitchell,
commercial freight .asent iipf The Baltimore
and Ohio, will regret that is now cMti-.
cally III OF rheumatism at his residence
In Atlanta,
Ar. Mitchell hns lived In Atlanta for
about nine years, hut has scores of
friends here who VIII hear with deep re-
grct Of his serious Illness. When he first
went to Atlanta he became commercial
agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, which position he, has held since,
He Is known ms u man of splendid ability
and finest character and Is considered one
Of tho most valuable onicialsfof5the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. r,,,y +.
In addition toIthe high POSITION he holds
In the business world he lis well known
socially. For three years Mr. Mitchell
was president of the, Virginia Society OF
Atlanta, and no Is &" memh..SSS or tho
Maryland Society. Az the, jamestown llX-
position he is ono Of the Georgia COM
mission,
Ills friends VIII hope for his speedy
recovery. ~ Etg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
MR.. BLILEY OUT,
Another Good Man to Run in
Monroe Ward-Alderman Gunst.

Monroe Ward, Mr. John Rliley Is the
latest addition to the list Of candidates aI,e $
for seats IN the Common COUNCIL me
ward is entitled to FIVE representatives ~
the sixth good man who IS willing to
number of voters of the ward called
on Mr.. Bliley yesterday and presented tho
matter to him In such light that no
agreed to enter tho race.
Mr.. Marx Gunst is the only member 0, OF
q hold-oyer, Mr.. Ciunst is n candidate for
Reelection, and has no, opposition MI;
ciunst has made useful. progressive ana
enterprlsing representative, his constltu-
ents cheerfully assert.
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dent. He said that the present situation
presented peculiar reasons why the Prcsi-
dent should not Interfere with legishtioh
He then added:
'"rhc senator from iowa Is not given
To Incorporate or Ihcautio,is speech, ana
when he suggests that senators have been
consulting viii, railroad presidents he
,,ittcrs II serious reflection on some sena-
tors
Mr.. Foraker endorsed the statement! OF
Mr. Bailey, demanding tho t,atncs Mr.
Dolivcl' dcclned--to give 1aincs; tllen
said lie HI.iio inproprlcty. and added
that lie did not believe that 81 senators
right to confer with the railroad men
should be questioned.
Mr.. riln,an quoted the newspapers as
mentioning that Mr.. Mclen, the presi-
dent OF n New England rond, had recent
" been IN, conference With the president
OH the rate question:. and he added that
while 4 hearing By the committee On the
rate bill had been In progress, Mr. cas-
satt, president Of the pennsylvania RAFT
road Company. had entered the chamber.
passed through It. and gone into the
inner sanctuary. 4s&tS
This statement elected from Mr.. Fora-
kcr the Information that he had never
met Mr. Cassatt except on one occasion,
and that was at the White House. iic
then said that botl, Mr. Cassatt and MI.
N1ellen were advocates OF the pending
bill. AK
Speech BY Stone.
Mr.. stone, speaking on the rate bill.
stated his substantial endorse OF
Mr.. Batley's position In favor Of there
striction Of the powered the Inferior
courts in the matter OF the suspension
OF tic orders Of the commission.
Regarding the Long amendment ne
4 It,rE ,,.t,t vnp rrnnnEnd
Senator from Kansas. the President OF the
United states is its author Giving his
version OF THE origin of the provision, ne
said:a 5ts
"On Sunday morning last, the papers
contained an account Of n meeting ~ me
White House Of nnnlcrousf sI}epublicalin
Senator's for consultation with the 1'rese-
defit and tic Encouragement ]. Is Isrss-
ported tl1aEStfor some hours they sat ~
solemn conclave on the rate bill and ~
due course the amendment proposed by
the Senator from Kansas was Matched.
Quoting the proposed amendment. he
said: {j II. u,
THAT ought to be satisfactory to the
railroads There IS no need for making
any additions to it. II this amendment
proposed BY the President, through the
Senator from Kansas, contains anything
Z M railroads d. not want, It will isre7
s \. 7sE the superfine acunienF of a lawyer
f:A.eTBAt lIeSand obliglng as the prsseln
ape,J general who has 4 @ 1<'ed!aSstali,se
anrendnrantato point 1t out. 1.tasas ssfs23
4ThaaPresident took up this Democratic
measure 2intthe belief that lie could carry
it through and thus add to his prestige
and popula ri $: but the pressure upon
him has been greater than his power OF
resistance, and so his commendable at
tempt to appropriate Democratic policy
has proven abortive. I effective legis-
1ation OF this character is really desired,
tho Republican party cannot be de-
pendent upon to enact 1t. Z
At 512 f.. NJ. the Senate adjourned
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the reserved gallery, and after the IIouse
adjourned. held quite reception in the
rc ON OF the speaker. is
WILL
CONFER ON RATES.
1890 0,nnt inlled from Second PnRc.l 81. ].
attend to his, prccludcd the possibility 90.
information that could be relisd upon. E
X Nearly An Hours Conference,
lContinued from Second Pnge.l a.

4 Senators Foster and Claysrenained with
the President nearly an hour yes erday
afternoon. The President did not go 10
his luncheon Until far beyond the time
he usually goes that he might have OPP
portunty TO talk the rate question over
with 4 the callers
& The fact that some OF tho Democratic
leaders OF the Senate have declared that
the President was attempting to make the
rate bin Il partisan measure by comforting
with Republican Senator'S last Saturday
ana agreeing upon an amendment may
have led to the Invitations to the Demo-
Gratis 10 talk over the prospects, Judging
from the attitude Of the Democrats Of, the
Senate, there will be rp#crttiqlHni,nf
tho conferences with democrats. both
Democratic and Republican Senators be-
ing inclined to insist upon the Senate
handling the rate bill without ADVICE or
suggestion from the5W White House or else
where. Predictions were freelyEmade to-
day that Senator'S Bailey. Tillman or
Others would ask some questions Of the
Democrats who have been with the Prcsi-
dent.
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Anr,e.al to Federal Courts.
~, .,oo,,tod press>

(By$ Associated Presso
t6,yAsHINGTON, April Or enresentta-
tive Hughes. ofnWest Virginia. introduced ! ,,
4 bill,to-day granting the right OF appear
TO the Federal courts to person pelns
prosecuted crimInally. me nill IS mace
- anniv to cases now pending, and Is
undcrstood to be in the interest Of the
caleb Powers case. in connection with
tbs killing Of Governor Goebcl of Ken
ftlIcky. 'laItHeTt ~ 4 u
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HARRINGTON WILL
ARRANGE DETAILS
Will Arrange Programme for
Naval Display BY United
States at Jamestown,
(Bv Associated Press.)

--@-1- (Hy AsSoClnted PTeSs,J
llarrngton, who is in command Of the
Norfolk Navy-yard, has been designed by
Secretary Bonaparte as the chairman of a
committee, WHICH Is t9 prePia n,n. al pro-,
Die jamestown Exposition next year,
There are to DO two 'other, members OF the
committee. One Will be the chief OF stan
OF the exposition, and, the third Will be
an officer stationed In tho Bureau OF Nayi-
CATION Navy Department,
II Will be Impossible for This committee
to outline a programme until Congress
takes final action on the appropriations
for tho Jamestown Exposition.
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Nominations. n.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. April 5.-The President
today sent the following nominations to
The Senate. T.. ~.
army. with rank Of br!gadlHr- gener RAJ =
Colonel Charles r, suffer- corps OF en-
: Postmasters Virginia.. p. Nair. Cliff
ton Forge. I'll.
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A Pleasant Shock.

81 NORFOLK, VA, April 5.-The Il ans;
nouncemcnt this afternoon 10 the effect
thar President Roosevelt Is to make his
Decoration Day speech In the Sailors'
Cemetery here came with Il snddcnness
that brought with IT a shock. but alto
visit OF the President Is now much dis
cussed and 1T is safe to say that elab-I
crate preparations viii be Imade for
his reception. EE
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Favorable Report.
tpy Associated Press y

WASHINGTON. April 5.-1he House
Committee on Labor to-day authorized
n favorable report on bill to prevent
the purchase BY the government. by ~ con
tract or otherwise, of any article manu- manu-
featured by convict labor.
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son county Garland F. Kiser, vice S. G

son county Garland F. Kiser, vice S. c..
Counts. resigned.
Rural carriers appointed: Virginia
rier: Ananias Robbins, substitute. q.
North Carolna-A1ount Olive, Route (, g..
Claude 3. Herring. carrier; Thomas L.
M North Carolina-Rural routes ordered
established May 18th: Crumler,, Ashe
co,,ntv. Route 8: population, $50: houses
,1lo. Elkvilc Wilkes county Rou lna u );
tylnt la nj county, Route .; population 80;
En,,Sos 70 $50
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Health is Better.

Secretary James e. O'Grady, of the
Board of Health, completed his report
lie stntes That tho general health OF Rich
mond is better than 1t WAS the same
month last year. One hundred and iorlS,
five deaths ave recorded, against the lI3
deaths OF March, 1905.
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Nominations Confirmed.
nv Associated Press.

F. (By Associated Press,)
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Senate
in executive session to-day, confirmed the
following nominations:
Postmasters-South Carollna1b' ).
IIammel Blnckville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

Miss Ora Bostic, OF Kansas City, No.
who Is attending the National Park Sem.
mary, in Washington, Is the guest OF
Miss Ethyl Stratton McCurdy, Mt tho
Shenandoah apartments 83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Washington Affairs,

(lsrom Our Regular .Corresponden,.l
.ginla uostlnasters appolnted: Gala, Bote-
fourt county sallie r, Durhman,. ,yich
HayrX w lkinsol. yeEG II E9ras piekeEs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
BRICK INVESTMENT
PROPERTY.

Five blocks from Thompson Belden's
store; a well built, substantial, double,
brick residence property. Each house
has 6 large rooms besides halls. Can
easily be made to rent for $50 per month.
Present occupants have lived there for u
years. Look at TIE property outside II
you wish, but o. not bother parties in
the houses. The street numbers are 7l5
and III South 18th street. The lot is 5Ox
80 feet. Houses are old and have 10 heat
ing plant, but TIE property Is 'olid and
can be bought et bargoIa 1850 for
quick sale. This ha5 nefsr been offered
before.
Five or six-room cottage and barn at 244s
South nth street, about a block north
of VInton street. Have just sold owner
a fine acre tract. which ne wants to inn
prove and will sell this right in order to
get the cash. This is well kept place
and Is ready TO move into. 81. 800 takes it.
Field club lot 5Ox124 feet on s6th street near
the Field club; lies fine and has some
shade trees on it. Sewer, water and gas
IN the street. Eastern owner has just
made price Of $3.50 cash-nothing but cash
goes in this ease-an offer OF one-third
cash has just been declined.
For medium priced lots there is nothing
better than our $3.50 to 1875 lots on the
blum tract OF the exposition grounds be-
tween Emmst and Pinkney streets on the
east side Of 18th. They are level and
slightly. we are putting in sewerage now.
Go eut ana look for yourself.
We have two full lots on Dewey avenue,
west OF 42nd street for $500. They lie fine
and are bargain for anyone 70 use to
build ON. or they are a good speculation.
They ought to sell for that much each.
Ask Us about a t17s lot In Walnut Hin dis
trict.
HARRISON & MORTON,
afG N 4 Life Tel DouRlas ia
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
s. & c: Co, SPECIAL.

s. & G.. Co. SPECIAL.
A Pair of Kountze Place Houses.
Near car and pavement permanent walks
One broom cottage, parlor IN oak, papered
fine bath room, brand new, $500.
One 7-room modern dwelling, ground floor
in oak, combination gas and electric fix
lures, open plumbing, good furnace, built
less than two years; corner lot. $500.
SINNER a CHASE CO.,
1909 FarnAm. Ground Floor. Douglas 1857
RE-Ss5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
SOUTH OMAHA REAL ESTATE
SOUTH OMAHA BARGAINS.

SOUTH OMAHA BARGAINS.
ner 2Sd and A ts.......................s2, 1850
respect, new and very desirable, cor.
ner 23d and streets. 1850
Groom cottage between G and H
SITS, very able...................... l'SOO
Groom cottage, newly papered, full lot.
big bargain; who takes this one at. $50
7-room house, bath, electric lights, Eas
for cooking. shade trees and shrub
berry, lot S0x120, an ideal home, cor
ner 26th and A Sts...............s..... $500
Double house of u rooms. arranged for
two families, two bath rooms, stu
ated on 23d St, between d ana
Sts., best residence street in the city. 3,6OO
gas, electric light In barn, all special
improvements made, corner 2ad ana
Q Sts.; a very desirable hefne........ 27oO
broom brick house and broom frame
house. full lot, fruit trees, 18th St,
between and U Sts.; bargain at. 1850
Groom house in Albright, close to car
line, good home, only. 1000
Broom house, 18th and II SITS. cuy
water. fenced. lot 6OKl5o only.......... 1,06o
Broom house, nst, between I and J
SITS, desirable horne...........,...-.... 1To0
| broom house, good barn, full lot, on
Goth ST., between G and II SITS,
price reduced TO. ...............a....,.. 1850
s-roon strictly modern house, newly
| papered fine lawn, south front, most
desirable residence district in the city,
only 1900
Groom house, 18th and NJ SITS. very de-
Two other properties sold by me III this
block in last 80 days.
SOME BARGAINS IN VACANT
| PROPERTY.
| Lot 60x150, 26th and A Sts, to grades 100
Lot sOx15O, 9th and A sts, ptving all
| paid, bargain at ..................... 21O0
Corner 18th and SITS. for................ 1000
! Full lot 20th, between @ and II Sts.,
| beautiful shade trees. $50
Lot 'e5x1SO. corner S2d and K SITS, only. ESQ
20 acres, half mile east Fort Crook
car line, broom house. barn, / acre
planted to grapes, all goes for........ 1900
Fl. M. CHRISTIE
2420 M Street. South Omaha
Telephones;
South Omaha, 10. Omaha, Red 1898,
RESI- 6
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

These and many others / will be glad
to show anyone wanting to buy home,
TEOS. F. PAXTON,
REAL ESTATE. - INSURANCE.
iO D RB-s4O 6
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Elght-room house, partly modern, lot 4Ox
no. on 18th ST. between Farnam ana
Douglas. 5000. Also one-story brick store
building, lot 2Ox12O $500. Submit DDS on
these two. They must be sold at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

sl,5OO-ss1s Seward St., two-story s-room
house, three rooms upstairs not
finished; lot 0OHlS0, This Is
value that can't be duplicated for
the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
DWELLINGS,

DWELLINGS,
g. 200 buys four houses, walking distance.
rental income 35A
1900, s-room West Leavenworth DWELLING
corner, paved street Make offer.
So 200, s-room modern home, south front,
near nth and Burdette.
s., 200, Groom, entirely modern, Orchard Hill.
81 400, S-room house, city water and sewer.
So 100, Groom cottage, city water and sewer,
barn, walking distance. Bargain.
81 700, rooms, almost new, near Gath car.
1880. S-room modern dwelling, including
furnace. acetylene gas plant, full lot.
handy to Farnam car.
$3.50, 4-room cottage, west side, cheap.
LOTS.
$3.50 Cheapest lot on Dodge, near 41st.
$3.50 'full lot near Military Ave. car.
$40, 5Ox15O, on paved street and car, Hans
com park.
81 1000. two lots corner and next west OF
Joslyn residence.
3, 600. good lot right on Farnam. Bargain.
a acre near Forest Lawn car. 500.
ACRES.
2lS acres west of city. $500.
8 acres inside city limits. $1,000
10 acres with trackage, 5000.
So acres trackage facilities, between Omaha
and South Omaha.
SINNER & CHASE CO..
Builders OF Modern Houses.
Building Sites. ,Trackage.
Farms. Ranches.
1909 Farnam. Ground Floor. Douglas 1857.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Four-room house and barn. lot SsxSO.
HlS Military Ave. 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

S. & G. Co. SPECIAL.
Six-room dwelling in Hanscom Park dis
trict bath, closet, lavatory; one block from
east side car and pavement; built only two
years; newly painted; handy for business
in either city. Price $500.
SINNER & CHASE Co.
1909 Farnam. Ground Floor. Douglas 1861
RE-S46
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

six-roorn brick house, furnace, barn, wei
ana cistern. Lot 50xIs2. on Corby St., be
tween ga ana asa. Price only $500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

six-room modern house. lot Soxls2. O
Webster ST., near 2ist. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
Extraordinary Bargains

We have a still greater bargain In
a 5-acre improved tract on the paved
Military road, Just out OF Benson.
This has a very tasty 5-room cottage,
nearly new; q good barn, chicken
house, an excellent well, some fruit,
and Is all under fence. Adjoining
land, unimproved, is selling at s400
per acre. The owner of this land de-
sires quick sale and authorizes a
sale at only $4,000. II IL easily
worth $500 mare Liberal termA
b REEcHER HOWELL.
sd1-z KAraaGh Biz
HH-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

HAWVER'S patented built In the wall"
folding bed; great labor and spacs-savlng
device See II In operation 10a EmIuet
81 RE-MS4 Mo
FOR SALE,
N BaInts park. q beautiful modern f-roomed
residence, large corner lot Owner -
leaving the city. Fer particulars inquire
at 2eo9 Hawthorne Ave Tel HArney efz1
RE-sS X
AN UP-To-DATE S-ruom uodern resi-
isnce hn Bsu1ia PARK oak hninh, eurner
LOT nna shade treGE- Inquire af 6wner.
&812 HHWthnrue AVE- Phone Harney $50.
RE-eA IA
g. q c. CO. SPECIAL
t2.l5O-6arDoTn dttnilinE. n0dsgu except ffu-
naoa fnll south front lot near Akt
and ChioaEo1 must be Eoid this week.
VIII submit aiIEr.
EEmLnR a CEkzM Gu
nl& Rarnanl- GrdIuIA Rlnon- OguEias SABL
..- AE-6AA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
CHRIS BOYER,
RH-S47 6

I'd and Cunning. Phone DOUG EVsS'
Lot 6Sxl65, with two small houses, city
water in kitchen, southeast corner 9th Ave-
and Cunning ST. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
NONRESIDENT owner owning a nat
PARK renting for $3.50 per month, now en-
numbered for 5000; price Sc, 900; will trade
equity for clear Omaha property. Address
ID Co. care of Bee. RE-s6s
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Nos. SsOs and 2S12 N. 18th st.. two Groom
houses. on large lots, renting for SIS per
price 5000 for the two; can arrange terms.
CHAS. E.. WILLIAMSON CO.,
1901 Farnam 81.
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS.
GREAT labor-savlng invention for the
women; a safe ventilated folding bed,
built in the wall; no moving Of heavy
beds; have all the room space during the
day; you are invited to inspect one in OPP
Grafton at the home Of the patentee, s.
Hawver, 1914 Emmett st. RE-ss4s
4O-ACRE FARM
Near Council Bluffs. All fine upland, on
realroad; about miles from Central part
for immediate sale. 1900, easy terms.
H. G. MCGEE, IA Pearl st.. Council BUNS.
RE-s6s
MAKE five-room into a seven-room
house by installing Hawvers patented
wall bed. s. Hawver, 1914 Emmett st.
REST
Davenport street, 300 fet west of car line
in Dundee. This lot is worth $3.50, but
owner needs money; must sell.
F. ID. WEAD
5-Room cottage, 18th near Charles street.
city water, eacy terms and payments.
$3.50.
5-Room cottage, 18th near Lake street.
City water. u,6o0
Groom cottage, south front on Ames ave-
nue. east OF Ath street; neat home. A,6Oo.
Groom modern on Charles near 26th, with
porcelain bath closet gas, etc. Easy
terms. l,1bo
Groom on South 18th street near Hans
com park; has all the modern improve
ments; full lot $500.
/ T-Room house, nice shade, on Franklin
street near 9th. 500 cash, balance 81
per month Sz.1oo
T-RoOm house. fun lot Ssa Decatur. nm
S-RO0m new modern house on 18th street
south of Ames avenue; corner lot ta.500
s-ROm and small harm. snE Martha S1ym
Two AR-Fo0m modern hrhek nzts on SCUM
zath street. usu hGEuEu. Eood tnselG'
H. H. WEzn. MA DmEIGA
/ 4~--- RB-SHa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

S2,25O-S-room modern house. neF fuFs
mace, csmented cellar, nice YARD
fun of trees and flowers; nea-
ara and Lafayette Ave. This place
Is very cheap for price asked
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
TREES AND SHRUBS

LARGEST assortment of trees and shrubs
In the city at Crescent Nursery. Sales
ground. 21st and Farnam. Tel. Douglas
s957 aaa-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

a. .sbO-Two-story s-roon modern house.
furnace; painted and Put into ok
cellent repair lsAt year. near ga
and Maple st.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

YOUR ATTENTION is INVITED TO
THE FACT THAT OUR OFFICES ARE
PLACING COMPETENT WOMEN
TIONS AT GOOD SALARIES.
A few OF our vacancies;
Bookkeeper and Stenographer, real estate
once, $50
Bookkeeper and stenogrsphsr. retail house,
so
Cashier. retail house; must operate type
writer; SIS 10 start
Cashier, $50 and board.
Experienced Confectionery Clerk, $50.
Stenographer, real estate. insurance, $50.
Every position guaranteed as represented
See US at once or write for complete list
OF vacancies.
Dept. b. Sl0-Sil-S42 N. Y. Life Bldg.
C
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Four-room house, wen and ciste-n. Lot
25x14O (south 60 feet Of lot is 50 feet wide)
on Burdette St., between Soth and Slst'
Price $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
AOACRE FARM

Near Council Bluffs. All fine upland, on
realroad; about miles from Central part
of town. Owner leaving city and offers
for immediate sale. s., 900, easy terms.
II. G. MCGEE, IA Pearl st.. Council BUNS
RE-S5e
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

AGENTS TO sell a practical IS typewriter;
40 per cent commission. McCarthy-Coff-
man Mfg. Co, d S. 10th ST.. st. Louis. NO.
J-699 6x
AGENTS-Brand new idea; household ar
ticle. used In every home, shop, store;
positively nothing IKE Il on market; biz
profits Chemo Co. Merrill Bldg, MI
Waukee. Wis J-&6 6x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
F. d, wEAD.

Room cottage. 18th near Charles street.
city water, eacy terms and payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

MAKE fve-room into a seven-room
house by installing Hawver's patented
wall bed. S. Hawver, 1914 Emmett St
RE-S67
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Davenport street, 300 fet west OF car line
in Dundee. This lot is worth $3.50, but
owner needs money! must sell.
RE-sSs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
Thos. F. Payton,
40 BEE BLDG.

S2,4OO-s-room. modern, nickel plumbing.
hne large bath room, tnfae aiea
airy bedrooms, electric ll@ness
beautiful yard, all kinds Of Hhruif~
berry: corner lot, one block 90 car
line; excellent nsighborhGSG.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
SIMMER & CHASE co,

Real Estate Investments.
Anything you wAst fn vacant or Inn
proved property. Acres In the suburbs.
Chicken and fruit farms. Downtown cor
ners.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

5-Room cottage. 18th near Lake street.
City water. 1,6o0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

THINNER WANTED-A drat-clAss timer
who can do AL kinds Of sheet metal and
furnace WORK Ono plumbing o. Winomln
49, steaAy worn and good Job fDr .
Eu1lials Aadse@ ID - cAre Be-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Eighe-room house, city water and sewer
connected with kitchen. Lot BoxlSO. Mere
dith Ave. near 2sth st. Price 5000