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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-21
STRIKE IS CALLED.
The Shingle weaverss Union Carries
 Out Its Threat.

Seattle, Wash, June 2l.--Presi- dent Bolger and Secretary Campbell of the Shingle Weavers' union last night announced the calling of the state strike which has been threat ened for some time as an outgrowth of labor troubles in the shingle Eiills at Ballard. The action is taken in ac- cordance with a resolution passed at the special convention of the weayers of the state held at Ballard Sunday, which declared that unless the shin gle mills bureau should before Thurs day morning take some action look Ing to the settlement of the Ballard trouble. the union would calr aH strike In every one of the mills affiliated with that organization. Union UlIl- COTS say 1000 men are out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-21
Who Is Your Pr,nser9

We have facilities at the Deuo- crat once for turning out job and mercantile printing at short not.o. and in satisfactory manner. I. might be to your advantage to give us a call next time you want lot of letterheads. billheads. tickets. circu- lars. programs or anything in the line of stationery for the ofiee or workshop.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-21
CARD OF rHANKs.

We rtsh to return heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neixhbors vho sTmrzthfzed vith gs ia oar late contributed eorsl ofsrf1xs
 HrGH FEELT.
 MICHAEL CoILoGHLT.
 MRS JOHN MILAN.
 HusAanf- Drp<hsr an1 1Is<sr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A girl to wait on table and assist in kitchen. one vho can cook orders preferred Avery Lunch Room. 4s5 West Main st-
 s-z1-9
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-21

The local effect of the Durant case which is before Judge Shumway in the superior court in New Haven is to stop some of the courts. Almost all the lawyers of the city are wit nesses or spectators in the case. A few newspaper men have been sub poenaed and more expect to be. The district court is closed on account of the case, the lawyers having business there being engaged in New Haven, and Judge Lowe, who is a star wit ness, cannot attend to the probate court affairs.
 Mrs Elizabeth L. Lathrop, who was reported quite i'll by her physi- clan yesterday, was on the stand at the close of yesterdays session. The gist of her testimony was that what ever Attorney Durant did for her he did as friend, not as counsel. IL will be recalled that after the breach between the Lathrops, Mrs Lathrop was a guest in MT Durant's home for long time. She said yesterday that he once told her she was the only person in Waterbury who did not know that her husband was leading a dual life. Mir Durant did consid. erable work for her for nothing be. cause she had no money to pay him But there came time In their rela- tions when money was necessary, and her friend, Mrs Kimball of New York, who has frequently been men, toned in the Lathrop case. sent her two checks. one for $200 and one for $500. This money was turned over to Mir Durant and an action for main. tenance was begun against her bus, band. Mrs Lathrop said that she con. versed with Burpee, the Delkescamp woman, Mir Durant and Judge Lowe in each others presence. and at that interview Murphy. the detective, told her that he had had many bad cases but had never met man with such a character as that of her husband and that Mir Burpee said that he wal repulsive, an old roue and an all around scamp. She said that Mi Durant took some part in the conyer. sation. Mrs Delkescamp said that she had done what she did do for the sake of Mr Durant and because Mi Durant had done her favors: that her husband had abused her, and that she was only too willing to aid any woman who was placed in a similar l x,alxlno
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-21

Thousands annuaIly bear witness to the ef1ciency Of Early Risers. These pleasant. reliable little pills have long borne reputation second to none ss c laxative and catharfic. Sold by H. ". Lake Drug Co and Jos A. Smith. s18 Bank street Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

4 meeting OF the salon is. called for next
week al which time the final arrangements for
the entry TO the Madison Square Garden Will
he made, and the temporary home of the Inn
poTters Salon VIII at that time be decided upon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

The Flats have been shipped, and Mr.. Hol-
lander informed the members OF the salon that
The new machines will prove of great interest TO
American motorists. as many features OF the
racing cars have been incorporated in the new
pattern.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

day morning, and in the week have closed ssv-
eral other important sales.
The polished chasses which the Aerocar Com
pany displayed at the automobile show are
now on view at the Aerocar salesrooms. a.
BROADWAY and 73d street.
The beautiful finish of the intricate mechan-
ism Of these machines. particularly In the case
Of the runabout chassis. makes them look like
fine pieces OF jewelry when the sun strikes them.
The HAYNES Automobile Company, Of Koko-
mo. Ind, announces that it has obtained the SER
vices of c. B. Warren to take charge Of its in
terests In the metropolitan district He will
make his headquarters at the New York office
of the company, No. 1115 Broadway.
The Haynes company will exhibit at the Madi-
son Square Garden show. Frank ]. Fannfng,
tho general sales manager, who was recently IN
this city, reports an unprecedented number OF
advance orders for the coming season
The root Of most tire troubles is ignorance.
and the Continental Tire Company, acting on
this belief will assign one Of its expert tire
specialists to freq demonstrating service"
This expert will visit all the leading automobile
factories In the country and give practical dem
onstrations Of the art of mounting and dis
mounting cincher tires in the correct and easi-
est manner.
The instruction supplied will cover all the
phases Of the tire question, such as style OF rim
precautions to prevent injury to the rubber and
directions for getting from the tire the maxi
mum value.
One Of the:e features at the Madison Square
Garden show will be chain castings for the driv-
ing chains. which will be shown on the Lozier
cars The Lozier company formerly the
manufacturer Of the Cleveland bicycles. and
was the nrst manufacturer to cover the driv-
Ing chains with castings a practice which was
later followed by practically all of the builders
Of the best bicycles. The experience which the
Lozier company gained in chain castings as ap-
piled TO bicycles has served them In good stead
and the unique manner in which this device has
been worked out and applied to the automobile
will no doubt arouse considerable interest. Ii
Is generally admitted that with practical
manner of covering driving chains the chain
drive method OF transmission is, from me-
chanical standpoint, the most desirable form Of
transmission now employed.
Cryder & Co. are keeping the cables hot for
II and 20 horsepower Mors cars, which are be-
ginning TO arrive here every steamer from
France A number of the 17-horsepower cars
a.a being equipped with touring runabout
bodies with a rumble seat. the design being an
exclusive one created by Cryder & Co This
car is one OF the speediest on the market and
It's lines are so graceful az TO win enthusiasm on
sight.
The second story show windows of the Auto
SuppIy Company, at No. 1888 to 1897 Broadway
are attracting a good deal of attention The
company has large show window on the
Ezounc doer. IN which sxA to bA assu. yaried
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

o 1OO-hour non stop run last week. He
M~ah ~ 40-horsepower Oldsmoble Palace tour
uro's and used sixty-four gallons of gasolene.
,ms a,, &C. the fourth 1OO-hour nonstop run to be
ihis b,, an Oldsmobile this season.
The obtaining of the New York agency for
Doris cars by the Barnett-Jacksoh son company
,,,ted In a large sale for this moderate
mas raII built and tested American car.
prlseu durins the Palace show were many. and
several sales were effected during the last week
y wagner. the manager of the Babcock
d,yision Of Wyckor. Church IL Par
uas compelled last week to take chilly
80 through the State of New Jersey. due to the
pubucity this car received from recen. run to
Ds,l.deIphia on ono chaxxA Or. heooaA "no
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

Wyckof, Church & Partridge have received
from the factory at Puteaux. attractive models
Of 1907 c. @. VS.. together with the assurance
that the types now shown in Paris Will be here
IN sufficient time for the January exhibit.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Orange. N. J.. to his summer home in the Maine

Orange, N. J.. TO his summer home in the Msine
woods.
Harry g. Houpt has made speciality Of deal
ing in second hand cars On the third floor
of his establishment he has set aside section
for overhauling and painting such as he
secures on a deal. over one dozen high powered
machines have passed through this department
the major portion being OF the Thomas 1906
vintage. and are being operated in the hands OF
new owners to-day. Another batch is being put
throuxh and what Is left Of them will be put on
the saIesroorn floor tomorrow. They are all at
a price and In many cases run better than when
brand new
AS the aftermath OF the Palace show. the
Stoddard-payton people sold i've cars on Tues.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
FOR SALE.
1906 Pope TOLEDO
Top. lamps full equipment first class condition
SMELSER,
1888 BROADWAY N Y

assortment of automobile supplies and accesso-
ries. Not content with this display. however.
John Lurie who is at the head of the Auto Sup
ply Company, decided to build three inclosed
show windows on the second floor.
These windows boxed in by latticework
and F1orentine glass and are highly ornamental
in effect In them Is exhibited the most mod
ern OF automobile toggery. They are brilliantly
Illuminated every evening until midnight and
are evoking admiration from all who have seen
them.
Mr. Lurie is preparing to issue his 1907 cata-
logue of the Auto Supply Company which Will
be the handsomest and most complete manual
of automobile supplies and accessories ever
placed in the hands of the motoring public
l. Charles kenen a well known automobils
designer. who for the last twelve years has been
with the Brasier Clement and Mors companies
has invented tractor TO be fitted with a T.
horsepower four cylinder horizontal engine cone
clutch. metallic enclosed brakes. two speeds for
ward and reverse. 1t can be fitted TO any de-
livery wagon in less than three hours by using
only four bolts and with only one alteration.
that of removing the front wheels: no fifth wheel
Is employed The drive rs on the front wheels
and also the brake. and experiments have shown
that this will prevent side-slipping wagon
equipped With th1a dsytoe can attain speed q
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

The second story show windows of the Auto
Supply Company. at No 1888 to 1897 Broadway.
are attracting good deal Of attention. The
comnany has large show window on the
xrSpuc door- In which axA to bA assn 4 varied
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

@any intending purchasers have been looking
.orward with eager interest for the arrival OF
."o Cycle Elmore cars. The three cylinder car
.ot =. ISO7 arrived .n New York on THURSDAY, ano
:. g now ready for demonstration. rms three cyl
,aaeT car is priced for 1907 at SLloo, and Is
much larger and roomier than the largest car
Lie e Elinore Manufacturing Company turned out
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

rive In New York in time for the Madison
Square Garden Show.
M Braser has announced that. although no
Brasier racing car has been built since 1T de-
1eated all the best cars In the world for the
two successive seasons OF 1905-O6 in the James
Gordon Bennett race IN France. they are con-
formulating building a racer for next season
which Will surpass in power anything yet
achieved. II Mr. Brasier so decides, the car VIII
be entered in the Vanderbilt Cup race
@ J. Corkhill OF ST. Louis. was successful in
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

was in the city during the show week. had to be
shown that the claims were warranted.
The run was made over identically the same
route as on October II, at somewhat faster
speed than driven by Mr.. Babcock, jr., and
in some sections experienced much rougher thor
oughfares than on the trial trip. The this
time contained two passengers. and stopped
twelve miles this side OF the Camden ferry, COW
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
ering an approximate distance Of nnety-two
miles.

An attractive and striking illustration In the
form of sepia print showing Judge James B.
Dill at the wheel of his Corbin car near his
summer home. at Rangeley Lake. Maine. is
being sent out by the publicity department of
the Corbin Motor Vehicle Corporation. Judge
Dill is an enthusiastic automobist, making the
trip annually in his car from his homo. in East
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
has purchased so-a5 Cleveland touring car.

NJ. Brasier and III. Perrenoud, the business
manager and chief engineer. whose joint efforts
have been responsible for the wonderful sue
cess of the Brasier car, have recently cabled
that they are about TO leave Paris for an ex-
tended trip in the United States. They will ar
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

q ]. Corkhill. OF st. Louis. was successful IN
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

rAe 1907 Cleveland cars with the Limousine
= .01es attracted so much attention at the snow
- The makers themselves were surprised AT
~ preference shown over the touring cars.
snS Limousine cars are so exceedlhgly siilalt
.io .lio stylish in design ane finish that they have
a. elect Of an exclusive ball gown on a sleii-
q eeoutalte The design is an eHclusise oiie.
IT, apostle reproduction of the pest losas oi
sss, american and French Limousine pooioS ne
'Niecteo by the most noted body makers
< b. Gallaher announces that he has sold
A. hrasier cars this week for european oe-
49,, and is delivering this week 5o-"o SieVe-
u Limousine TO Louis d. Tim and Brasisr
Ains e OHwald q. Willard. Has91 0sAas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
LAND NEAR OMAHA

$50 acres on Dodge ST., 7 miles west Of
postoflce; Dodge St. pavement runs
eral nigh, slightly points; very desirable
Tor suburban homes; price, $50 per acreI
will consider taking $1,000 in good Omaha
property as part payment
40 acres, with q mile frontage on Dodge
81. pavement, IA miles west of postoflce,
$4,000
"a acres, with 4 mile frontage on Center
81. pavement, Groom house, barn, 5O0-bar-
rel reservoir with water piped to house,
barn, yards, etc.i fine young orchard; very
desirable Tor country nome or South
Omaha stockman; 500 per acre.
100 acres, near Benson paved road, Sl8
per acre
l65 acres, well improved, Joining Irving
300 per acre.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
NORTH OMAHA

$3.7OO-For 292s n gath st.. good 7-room
modern house. In frst-class condition; handy
TO churches, stores, schools, etc; lot AKllO
feet
S39OO-For Groom, 2-story, modern house,
south front. on Ohio. near 10Th St, COX
fnish, nice lot. 4Oxl22 feet
y, 7OO-FOr l5lS Madison Ave, rooms.
modern, barn, lot 46xlN feet.
81, BO-For 5-room cottage, newly painted,
IN hTst-class condition, having city water,
sewer and gas, on N 18th st. boulevard,
near Lake ST; lot 30.5Xl02 feet.
81 7OO-FOr 2224 Grand Ave, 5-room cottage,
nearly new city water, gas. electric light,
sewer, etc. part cash. balance monthly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
INVESTMENTS

N6o,O0O-For improved business property,
within one block Benefits big store, now
renting for per cent net.
t0,JOO-FOr business block, Joining Her
Grand hotel; will lease on per cent neb
basis.
$S0,OOO-Buslness block. well rented, op-
poslte new Hoagland block, on Howard.
near 18th
N7.O00-For substantial brick business
block In South Omaha; rental 500 per
year.
3. OO0-For 2-story frame building, rental
500 per month, southwest corner Grace and
18th SITS.
,s.O0o-For store building. 1888 s. 18th ST.
rental 80 per month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
HANSCOM PARK

Ss,1OO-For Groom, 2-story. modern house,
with reception hall, full eemented base
ment on s. 2Sth St, near Poppleton Ave;
built only A years; paving paid In tull; lot
tOxl0O feet.
g. E5O-For s. r. corner 2sth and Pacific
SITS, good broom house, recently painted
and papeTed and IN hrst-class condition;
room TO build two houses facing north II
desired very easy terms; lot 60xl5O feet.
$50O-For lot 5Ox132 feet, s. Z. corner 18th
St and Francis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
Tel. Douglas 49

SS50O-e6x12S feet. facing 18th Ave. and '26th
ST. north OF st. Mary's Ave, with
alley along the north 2 frame houses
on 9th St. renting for $50 per month.
leaving 18th Ave. frontage vacant
Room for two or three brick houses,
Bargain.
S26. OOO-99x10 feet on Dodge. Sc feet west
Of 18th, \ block from postofnce, with
brick building which will rent for
S1OO per month. Best and biggest In
side bargain in the city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
BEMIS PARK

I75O-For 34O9 Burt ST., new 7-room,
2-story, modern, square house, oak finish,
full cemented basement, cement walks,
built for a home, lot 50Xl5O feet.
AOOO-For 7-room, modern house on Haw-
thorne Ave, opposite Mr.. Beldens fine resi-
dence, has hot water heat, mantel ana
crate and in hrst-class condition; lot lays
high and slightly and is IS by about li2 feet
in size; paving paid.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
FOR SALe-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
D. V. ShoIeS Company,
1922 N. Y. Life Bldg,

N.5OO-Ss12 Parker St.. lot 5Ox19o feet. good
6-room house, water and gas. high.
slightly, good shade.
s. ,SOO-Templeton near 26th ST. lot 42x1S2
feet. with nearly new broom cot
tage. modern except furnace. Very
neat home.
S2,0OO-16a N. 9th St.. South Omaha, lot
60Xl50 feet, with 4-room cottage 24x2S
feet, and one store building; with
sewer and gas. Close to South
s., 7bO-SS15 Charles St., large Groom 2-story
house, all modern, with barn, lot
bOxlSO feet. high, slightly, street paved
and paid. A bargain.
sS,50O-On 44th Ave. between Harvey and
Dewey Ave, brand new cottage. 8
large rooms on first floor, room up
stairs for two more, full brick and
cemented cellar under entire house,
best furnace, complete plumbing
water and gas. 50-foot lots, brick
sidewalk, "a large maple trees. Fine
garden, fruit or chicken ranch. Sure
to increase. Easy terms. Would
take good building lot in part pay.
50, 75O-Pinkney near 18th St., block from
car, splendid nearly new 2-story
house. large rooms, bath. etc, with
50-foot lot; hood barn. Very choice.
A,500-l619 Lothrop St, brand new S-rOom
modern 2-story house, lot 5OXl24 feet
Ready to move in. Choice.
s6,OOO-S2l5 Poppleton Ave. excellent 7-room
house, beautifully arranged, fine hot
water heating plant. large bath, best
of plumbing, stone steps, walk, driveS
good barn; lot 45Xl50 feet. Close to
car. owner leaving city. VIII show
at any time.
S..-.-1O21 Park Ave, 10 rooms, thoroughly
modern. steam heat hardwood fin
ish, lot 66x14O feet, with elegant
barn costing $4,000. House is va
can't can give immediate possession.
VIII accept less than $4,000, and it is
absolutely the best and cheapest
property on the market in Omaha
for what it can be purchased for.
Look it over and make us a cash
proposition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
VACANT

81, 2OO-5Oxl7o feet west front on S3d. 200 feet
north of Poppleton; permanent walk,
sewer. water and gas street ordered
paved. Cheap.
81, 65O--5Oxl5O feet west front on SD ST. 150
feet north Of Poppleton; very cheap
and must be sold quick. owner
here and wants to leave.
s 65O-4sxllO. feet east front on 3d. $50 feet
south of WOODWORK Ave, boulevard,
block from car Hanscom park and
three blocks from Field club. Big
snap.
7OO-45xl2o feet, northeast corner Goth st.
boulevard and Henderson.
5OO-5Ox19O feet adjoining above on the
east.
81 ,5OO-G6xl27 feet east front on cath, &C feet
north Of Bristol st.
5OO-52x132 feet facing west on S1st St.
just south of Gold, just off maln
boulevard. Beautiful lot.
5OO-5Ox1a feet southwest corser s7th and
Cass ST., high and slightly. big
bargain.
65O-22Ox19S feet east front on 18th, block
south Of Vinton St Want offer.
s 6OO-lOx12O feet west front on 10th, just
south OF Ninton, High ana signify,
permanent walk Best lots for The
money in south part of town. 10
per cent off for cash.
75O-5Ox182 feet north front on Vinton. 100
feet west of 18th, stone paving and
permanent walk all paid; sewer,
water and gas.
s., 2OO-44xS1 feet southeast corner 10th and
Vinton, stone paving and perma-
nent walk all paid. Good business
corner and sure to double.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
CLOSE IN

S2,COO-For lot 23xl32 feet north front, on
Douglas, near 22d St; part cash, balance 4
per cent; reduced from $3.50 for quick sale;
good location for a brick fiat.
$2,OOO-For 64N64 feet west front on 9th
St, one block north OF St. Mary's Ave;
paving paid.
Sl,OOO-For 32xG feet, west front on 9th
St, one BLOCK north ST. Mary's Ave.t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
$4,000

1913 8. 9th st, a 7-room, all
modern home, just put in
good condition; lot 5Ox17.
We want an offer on this, as
the owner is anxious to sell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
$3,25O

226 Poppleton Ave-, a new
S-room, all modern house and
best Of plumbing; furnace,
laundry, etc; cost over 5000
to build; street is paved and
paid for.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
$3,250

On North Gath st. we have
q fine s-room, all modern cot
tage; 2 large parlors, with
oak mantle in each; bed
rooms; best Of plumbing; nice
lot 66x12S, with trees, lawn,
etc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
ACRES

500 per acre for Ga acres, we'll improved,
az miles southwest court house, on CenteF
St, paved road. very desirable for subuT-
ban home; feed yard for South Omaha
stockman or garden purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
$1,8OO

H02 Henderson St.. Groom
cottage, with gas, bath,
closet, sewer, etc. corner lot;
500 cash, balance monthly
payments.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
WEST FARNAM

s4.2O-For Groom, 2-story, modern house,
on 31st Ave- near Dodge St, built by
owner for his home few years ago and IN
hrst-cldss condition throughout, lot 45NlVl
feet
81 .75O-For 4019 Dodge St, 1O-room modern
house. with barn, lot 621zXl39 feet.
81 ,75O-For lot 45xl43 feet, west front, on
S5th St, 90 feet south of Dodge st. q lots).
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
Investment

,5OO-6Ox2lO feet 1916 Sherman Ave. and
1916 NJ 18th ST., double frontage
Two good houses renting for A2 per
month. Room for three more. Car
line on one side, both streets paved
and paid for. Certainly a bargain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24

A good 9-room, all modern
home in the West Farnam
district; corner lot, fine
shrubbery; barn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
S1.8OO

2222 Ames Ave. a very neat
Groom cottage on south front
lot 4Sx15O; paving and perma-
nent, paid in full; on car line.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
$1,000

2s14 Decatur. Groom cottage
In excellent repair; rents $50
per year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
GEORGE &
1901 Farnam st.
DUNDEE

s4BO-For new 7-room, 2-story, modern
sonaTe house with reception hall. full ce-
ment basement, laundry, pressed brick
foundation highest grade quarter-sa wed
oak finish, cement walks, nice shade trees
S,,Ilt nv owner for his home and very de-
sirable: lot 5Oxl2S feet; half block from car
line. VIII sell improvements and two lots
iOCxI2S feet, for $500
S45OO-For Groom modern house, slate
roof harm. cistcrn, stone walks fine shade
trees. on car line, two lots, l0OXlS5 feet on
corner; 81 900 cash, balance on easy terms
at per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
R. c.. PETERS & co.

Choice corner in Bemis park, improved,
with new 7-room house, with square re-
ception hall, highly polished oak finish and
floors below, good fxturesS house strictly
up-to-date, $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24

A large s-room house on Grant SITS large
barn, fine lawn, everything in irst-class
condition. Price, $1,000.