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Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
WRECK VICTIMS NUMBER So.
Bodies All Recovered From Wrecked
Cars at Atlantic City.

Atlantic City, n. j., Oct. 31.-The to-
tai number Of dead in the appalling
wreck of the electric train which on
Sunday afternoon, loaded with passe1l-
gers, plunged into the waterway sep
arating this city from the mainland.
is now placed at ffty-three.
The day has been one of unceastnS
activity, of gruesome scenes and pa
thetic incident Wrecking crews with
derricks succeeded in bringing one OF
the two submerged cars to the surface
and divers, working in relays, brought
UP bodies until their task was com
pleted and they reported that no moro
dead remained either inside the sec-
ond car or anywhere in the vicinity.
Coroner's Jury investigates.
Interest now centers in the work Of
the coroner's jury, who yesterday
made a careful inspection of the scene
of the wreck and the drawbridge at
which the train left the rails.
On their return to this city the jury
decided to hold the first session of the
inquiry ON, Thursday.
Although reasonably certain that
the narrow waterway into which the
electric train fell had been relieved OF
all it's dead, the divers continued their
work late into the night and maintain
ed a diligent search. The wrecking
crew was also kept busy preparing for
the hosting of the second car, and it
is expected that this will be raised
before morning.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Probe Paonane CHARGES.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 31.-The federal
grand jury is investigating charges Of
peonage brought against number of
citizens of this state, as a result of an
investigation by Assistant Attorney
General Charles w. Russell.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Bishop Galloway Seriously III.

Nashville, Oct. 31-Private advices
from Jackson, Miss, state that Bishop
C. M. Galloway of the Methodist Epis-
coral church soulh, was stricken with
congestion of the brain at his home
II ere yesterday and that his condition
is precarious.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Bio Silver Find stirs Up Port Arthur

Port Arthur, Ont, Oct 31-Great
excitement was created yesterday by
the arrival of Manager Hanson from
the west end of Silver mountain, with
samples Of ore taken from the mine,
some being nuggets of pure silver, and
one weighing 100 pounds. 1t is the
richest strike ever made in this dis
trict.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Kaiser Has CAUGHT Cold.

Berlin, Oct 31.-Emperor William is
obliged to remain indoors for the pres
ent, following the advice of his physi-
clans. His majesty is suffering from
simple cold, contracted while out
hunting last week.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
JAP FUSS AS CAUSE OF WAR.
British Statesman Wants to Know
About Alliance,

NUOuI
London, Oct 31.--Replying TO a
question in the house of commons by
C. w Bellairs, Liberal, as to whether
there was any provision in the Anglo
Japanese treaty safeguarding his maj
esty's dominions from becoming in
voIved in a war with America on be-
half of Japan, Earl Grey, the foreign
secretary, wrote a reply, in which he
referred the questiorer to the text Of
the agreement.
The foreign secretary added:
This agreement is of general
character, and there is no indication
that il is likely to lead TO war with
any power"
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
WORE A MASK AND A COMB.
Girl Performs Before Group of Doctors
to Show Physical Development.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Clad in red vel"
vet mask and an amber hair comb, a
young woman was giving scientific
demonstrations in physical culture
Sunday at the residence of Drs. c. M.
and Walter NJ Fitch before a group
of doctors.
While the exhibition was in progress
three policemen entered and took the
girl and Dr. Walter Fitch to the police
station. They were released on bond
and will give a more extended ac-
count of the demonstration later in
the police court.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Two Treated TO Drops"

DEVILS Lake, N. d., Oct. 31.-A man
who was a passenger on Great
Northern train was taken into custody
when he reached here on a charge Of
having administered knockout drops"
to two passengers.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
BAsY WORTH FIVE MILLIONS.
Birth of Child Saves Estate From Go

Birth of Child Saves Estate From Co.
ing to Milwaukee Hospital.
Milwaukee. Wis, Oct 31-By the
birth OF a male heir in the Plankinton
family yesterday Passavant hospital
here loses $5,000,000 from the estate OF
William Plankinton, who died recently.
The baby is the son of William Wood
Plankinton and grandson Of the tes-
tator
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Whites Seek Protection.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 31.-White
men of Fayette county, Tennessee,
met last night at Somerville to organ
ize white Mems league" for protec-
ton against rumored uprising of ne
groeS.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
POLICE SUPPRESS RIOT.
Personal Quarrel Develops Into Free
for-all Fight.

New York, Oct. 31.-The police were
called upon late last night to suppress
a riot among forty laborers employed
in Lock No. 8 of the East river tunnel.
Before they could reach the scene one.
man was fatally injured and more than.
q dozen others suffered injuries in
free-for-all fight.
The fight started between two labor
ers over a personal matter and the
others took sides.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
TROOPS READY FOR BATTLE.
Soldiers Approaching Renegade Utes
From Five Points.

Sheridan, Wyo., Oct. 31.-Soldiers
are now approaching the band of rene
gade Utes from five different points.
and it is only question of time until
the redskins are either forced to sur
render or are annihilated..
The Utes are travelling northwest,
and according to a report yesterday
have not yet passed the Big Powder.
The band is making direct for the
Cheyenne agency across the river.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Known Dead Numbers Fiftv-eioht.

Atlantic City, N. j., Oct. 31.-The
bodies Of three more victims of the.
electric train wreck were recovered
yesterday from under the third car.
This makes the certain number or
dead fifty-eight.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
ANGRY FARMERS DITCH ENGINES.
Object to Railroad Crossing Country
Foad

Medina, Ohio, Oct. STAGGERED by
the action of the officials of the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad, who built across;
g country road near Lodi against their
wishes, nearly Lunired Medina coun-
ty farmers took their teams yesterday
afternoon and tipped three "dinky' en-
gines and fire cars into the ditch. Last
night twenty-five men, heavily armed,
stood guard over the crossing and
threatened death to any employe of
the road who attempted to replace the
tracks.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
FARMER FIGHTS BIG LYNX.
Kills First Such Animal Seen in Fill
more County in Years.

more County in Years.
Preston, Mimi, Oct. 31.-Olaf Skruk-
rud of Holt township yesterday
brought to Preston the skin of Cana
dian lynx which ne caught in trap set
for q fox. SkrulSrud tried to kill the
animal with a club and ended by hav-
ing to fight for his own safety
He succeeded in getting his gun, and
one shot between the eyes settled the.
fray. The animal was as large as a
shepherd dog, and the first one seen
in Fillmore county. in twenty-five
years.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
GRAFT PROSECUTOR WINS.
District Attorney viii Push Prosecu
ton at San Francisco.

ElSLrlCL ATTORNEY ViIt FNSH FioSeSN-
ton at San Francisco.
San Francisco, Oct. 31.-As a result
of yesterdays developments in the SUI
perior court District Attorney w. Fl.
Langdon has been judicially recog-
nized as the incumbent of the Office to
which Abraham Ruef was last week
appointed.
Two members of the grand jury
chosen last week were discharged be-
cause of failure to qualify. Seven 9TH
ers are to be examined to-day to deter
mine whether or not they are qualified
to sit in judgment upon the charges OF
ma1feasance and corruption in office
to be submitted by the district attor-
ney
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
QUARANTiNEs ELEVEN FARMS

State Veterinarians Purposes to Check
Hog Cholera.
Alexandria, Mimi, Oct. 31.-Hog
cholera is epidemic in the southern
part of Hudson township. More than
200 hogs have died since last July, and
as many more are suffering from the
disease.
State Veterinarian Ward was sum-
moned and yesterday Quarantined
eleven farms
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Suicide Ends Noted ife.

Brooklyn, Oct. 31-Broken in health
and pride, William G. Barney, fifty-two
years old, the last of an illustrious
family of naval heroes, committed sui
eide in a squalid garrett room yester-
day.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
DESERT WITH MAIL POUCH.
TWO of Brooklyn Grew Run Away
With Money Letters.

With Money Letters.
Havana, Oct. 31.-Capt. Arthur P.
Nazro of the American cruiser Brook
lyn has requested the police to arrest
two deserters, Charles N. sFernald
yeoman, of Atlantic, n. j., and David
A. Hartman, yeoman, of Hazelton, Pa.
These men left the Brooklyn in charge
of a ANAL pouch in which there was
registered letters containing $1,000 for
transmission to the United States.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
ROOTS CABLEGRAM GAINS.

Has Quieting Effect on the People of
Japan.
Washington, Oct. 31.-Secretary
Root has received the following cable
gram from Ambassador Wright, dated
Toxic yesterday:
Substance of your telegram of 23d,
given to the press by the Japanese
government, has been received with
satisfaction by the Japanese people,
and has had a very quoting effect"
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
MAIL RoRBER is YOUNG BOY.
For Months, 1t Is Alleged, He Has
Been Rflne Mail Boxes.

HOughton. Mich. Oct 31.-Ralph
Haas, fourteen years old. was arrested
yesterday on a charge of robbing mails
and cashing checks extracted from let
ters. For months past business men
have complained that valuable letters
were being taken from their lock
boxes
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
INTERVIEWS MRS. EDDY.
Reporter Sees Aged Christian Scientist
at Her Country Home,

J
Concord, N. H., Oct 31.-A repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press went
to Pleasant View, Mrs. Bakers home,
yesterday, and was granted an inter
view Although Mrs. Eddy shows her"
advanced age in some respects, her
voice was clear and strong, and she
gave no evidence of decrepitude or Of
any weakness, not to be expected of a
woman in her eighty-siXth year
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
1901 FARNAM ST.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

81, 5OO-For $40 Park Ave. we'll built Groom
modern house. in 1rst-class condition,
lot 75x140 feet, double frontage, with
room to build 8 more houses impToye-
ments alone cost over 5000; immediate
possession. Special reduction price for
quick sale.
on 8. 35th ST., just north of Farnam St.
oak finish, mantel and CRATE, full base
ment permanent walks, nicely located;
lot 43x1O42
S, SOO-For northwest corner Path and Tenn
pleton SITS, large houses of 10 and 8
rooms, modern except furnace, respect
lively; large lot, 1s4xlS2 feet; beautiful
81, 5OO-For new 7-room modern square house
on Park Ave, directly opposite Hanscom
park; newly papered throughout, hot
water heat, cement walks, paved street,
all clear; corner lot, 50XlOO feet.
"a, 250-For a very desirable 7-room, 2-story
modern house, on South 18th ST.. near
nearly new; lot 5Ox15O feet, east front.
81. 25O-For Groom, 2-story modern house,
on S1st Ave, near Dodge ST.; built for a
home a short time sGo and in best OF
S4,25O-For S-room modern house. in first
class condition, on Chicago St, between
18th and Goth streets; lot SSxlS2 feet;
S4OOO-For 1912 Emmett ST.; well built S-room
modern house, oak finish. full basement
south front, lot 50xl2i feet, overlooking
boulevard and Kountze reserve; immediate
possession. ANY REASONABLE OFFER
WILL BE CONSIDERED If SOLD I'M
MEDIATELY. INVESTIGATE.
"a OO0-For S-room modern house, in first
class condition, on Emmett St, y block
east OF 24th ST.; reduced from 1850 for
immediate sale; lot 5OXl4 feet
So 2O0-For 2O0d Ohio ST. Groom, 2-story
modern house, oak finish rTst floor, full
basement with laundry, built only
years convenient 10 car lines; owner
leaving city; immediate possession given
II sold this week; lot 40xl23 feet.
S. lO0-FOr good Groom, 2-stOry, modern
house, on South 18th ST., near Poppleton
Ave, nearly new, paving paid in full, lot
4OXlO0 feet.
s., 75O-For Groom modern house, on Dodge
St. near 10th ST.; 81. 400 cash. balance
per cent; large lot. 62xi8s feet
S27OO-FOr 1918 Madison Ave, s-room mod
ern house, barn, paved street, lot bXl2l
feet.
81 'iOO-For 27n Bristol St., s-room house
and barn; large lot, 66XlS2 feet; room Il
build another house II desired; possession
June 1. loA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
617 New York Life Building.

CIT New York Life Building.
Phone Douglas 1894.
$S75-Five-room cottage at 1922
Burdette St., renting at $1,000.
$1,5OO-Five-room cottage on
southwest corner 9th and Pinkney.
S1,6OO-Good seven-room cottage
at 1924 Ohio.
S1,875-Seven-room house at 2247
North 18th (boulevard) lot 3Ox14O,
$1,5O0-Nice home place at 1918
Spauding, five-room cottage, large
barn costing $3.50, fruit and shade,
lot 5Ox127.
Eight-room house, large
barn. at 1881 South 21st, lot 50x220;
cheap place.
S1,7OO-New fve-room cottage,
1911 Charles, lot 60 feet front.
S2,300-Good seven-room house,
two-story, good order. slate roof. at
2105 Miami; good location; house
modern except furnace.
S2,50O-Six-room new modern
house on full lot, block and a half
from oath and Lake.
81, new modern
house, hardwood finish throughout,
hot water heat laundry; one of the
best built houses in the city; corner
lot, one block from car.
S5,500-Eight-room modern brick
house on Writ street, oak finish, full
south front lot, on paved street; fine
shade.
SOME WELL LOCATED LOTS, NOT
FAR OUT.
5Ox124, south front, on Binney near
9Th, paved street, S1,1OO.
5Ox124 on Emmett street near 22d,
paved street, for 5000.
5Ox120, south front, on Maple near
gath, only 5000.
S5x14O, south front, on Lake near
2lst, for $3.50.
$4,000. in Bemis park, on Lincoln
boulevard, nice, for $1,000.
49x127, south front, on Dodge near
seth, joins 1914 Dodge on the west,
for $1,000.
5Ox124, south front, on Jackson
near seth. nice, for $1,000.
One-half block, FIVE lots, each SAX
las, on 29th and Ruggles; can get
trackage on one side; all for $3.50.
RE-
ooc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
THE BYRON REED co.
Phones 297 and 298. PIP SO. 18th ST.


37OO2222
1885, paving and walk paid.
10
35OOon 25th Poppleton attractive
6-room e. plumbing 5Ox127.
Poppleton
ttage,m
heat paved permanent
n
building Harvey
in
house ne D ais
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
GEORGE & COMPANY
PHONE DOUGLAS 1865.

s., 4oo-Fdr S11s Gold St.; well built 5-room
cottage, on corner lot, facing boulevard,
about blocks from end of Hanscom park
car line, West side.
S9OO-For 1928 Maple ST. broom cottage and
barn; full lot.
VACANT.
h2OOO-FOr southwest corner 18th and Har-
ney SITS, 44xl32 feet, wholesale district.
s., 5OO-FOr SO feet double frontage IN park
Ave. and Goth St., north of Leayenworth
st; S-room, modern house on lot, with
T CcSmF6 to 9 1,S gsef houses
Poppleton and Georgia AYES; all clear;
easy terms.
aOOO-For 22xl82 feet south front on How
ard St, near 18th st.
276O-For Sc feet, west front on 22d St., GO
feet north Of California St.; good loca-
ton for double brick flats.
81 5OO-For 50xl43 feet, southeast corner S5th
and Dodge SITS; S5th St. paved.
s2OOO-For 64X64 feet, west front on 27th
St, one block south OF Dewey Ave; good
location for double brick fiat, or two de-
tached houses; will sell 32xS4 feet, for
81 ,75O-For 45xl4S feet, west front on 18th
terms.
sl.SOO-For LOOKED feet. south front on Cass
ST., IA feet west of 32d ST.
Sl,OO0-For 5Oxl5O feet, east front on GeOr-
gia Ave, 800 feet south Of Hickory.
SS5O-For 45xl27 feet, south front on Madi-
son Ave, 30 feet east OF Sherman Ave,
tS5O-For 42.9xl32 feet. south front on Bris-
toll, l2S feet west OF oath St.
S65O-FoT 5ONlzS feet, south front on Under
wood Ave, between 5Oth and Dist sIs;
CDundee).
$6OO-For 5Oxl3O feet, north front on Burt
St., 100 feet west Of Goth ST.
/ S4OO-Each. for lots 3Oxl2O feet, west front
on 18th St, 3O7 feet north Of Bancroft SKI
easy terms; lots in all
INVESTMENT.
N25,OO0-FOr corner with 5-stOry brick
building, in good location, near business
/ center, rental over $1,000 per year.
/ 81 6OO-For business block near new 10th
/ 81. retail center; rental per cent net
] for next year. After one year we be-
] neve rental can be increased,
] 2OOOO-For brick houses on corner lot,
I blocks from +. o., rental, Nb2O per
year. which Is a very low rate OF rental
/ for this property.
/ s, SOO-For two 6-room well built cottages.
| renting for 1884 per year. hoTth part
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Real Estate Phone Douglas 1864
Real Estate.

brick business block of three stores and 50
for $3.50 month"; will for 5000 month when present
expires July LIST sell this for $4,000
payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

At 1923 and 130 S. 31s St. Hancom park have two
houses owned by eastern party who anxious to SELL
which offer much less than the house costs to build The lot
feet front paved street. with paid for
this splendid property and make offer very small first
payment will be taken and low rate of interest made.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Vacant

s 25O-5Ox1SO feet, N. w. corner S4th and
Boyd SITS, best and cheapest lot in
Omaha, or we will give 1t to you.
3OO-S. E. corner 18th and Ruggles SITS,
lot 50x125 feet, beautiful corner; snap.
8 65O-2OOx1sS feet, east front on 18th, block
south OF Vinton St.
s s5o-63x25O feet N. w. corner SOth and
Grand Ave, with paving all paid,
for Just what the paving cost, lot
thrown in.
s 350-50x135 feet west front on 34th, 200
feet north of Davenport lies fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

Farnam ST. still the BOOM and have the cheapest piece
property there Look at the modern house. 253 Famam St
and lot 57x32 make offer This also owned by
eastern party and reasonable offer will be refused.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
For sALs-REAl ESTATE
The Only Way"

lie Ollly w dy
BUY FROM THE OWNER.
SAVE COMMISSION.
d. II. CHRISTIE co.
2iO7 North 22d street,
rooms, modern, hot
water heat, stone
walks. inside and out
two car lines full lot,
fine shade trees; $500;
cash, $1,000; balance to
suit, per cent. Call
in and talk it over.
21O9 Writ street, best
addition in city; should
sell at once; 1O-room
modern, oak finish,
large barn, pavement
all paid, stone walks,
inside and out; lot 75x
40; $500; cash, 5000;
balance as you can,
per cent.
"There is a vast differ-
ence between wishing
and winning" Don't
get your wlshbone
where your backbone
ought to be when you
read this: acres, two
blocks from car line,
on North oath St., s.
room house, city wa
ter, real snap; 1880;
cash, 5000; balance, 6
per cent cent, as you
please.
1OOx15O feet, 3Sth and
California St., south
east corner, fine for
large residence. Make
an offer.
ROOM 3, N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
Phone Douglas 1888.
Ask for Christie. F
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

Two modern houses All n 25h St and 2423 Cass St
each all finished in hardwood hot water plant in eact
house. 800 each to build offer both fol
$4,000 easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
WANTED
Have customers for
three lots near Farnam,
west OF gath.
SPECIAL BARGAIN

For this week, we
offer at prices that
should attract quick
buyers, a splendid down
town corner, on paved
streets, right in line
with western growth.
Unequalled location for
flats. Can't be dupli-
Gated as an investment,
and sure to double in
value in a short time.
Also an elegant home
cottage, natural forest
trees, paved streets,
within 3 blocks public
library and high school.
Nice quiet home; good
neighborhood.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

s 5Oo-ss22 Miami St.. rooms, lot JOxl2o feet.
) sOO-i79O Ontario St. lot 50xl3O feet,
rooms, city water.
o5o-N. Il. corner 18th and Shirley SITS,
lot 1O)N1O0 feet, rooms; bargain.
81. 5Oo-sS1s Parkct St. good Groom house,
water and gas, fine shade, lot boxl"o
feet; bargain.
81 .5OO-2S1o Ohio ST.. 5-room cottage, sewer,
water and gas, frst-class, Spi2k am
span in every particular; lot 5ONl2S
feet.
s., sOO-s522 Charles St. 5 rooms, modern ex-
cent furnace, brand new permanent
walks, cemented cellar, nice plumb
ing.
s9,cJo-si5 No. 41st Ave. rooms, all modern
sSod repair, lot 5Ox1lO feet; very
cheap and choice.
s.. 6OO-lO20 So 35th Ave, rooms, all mod
ern except furnace not set nearly
new, beautiful location, nne, view,
lot 50xl4O feet; close to Field cluo'
investigate.
S3,OOO-17O2 SO 18th ST., corner Of Hickory,
block from car, 7-room, 2-story, all
modern house.
S3,2OO-SS19 Charles St, rooms, all modern;
handsomely arranged inside and well
finished; oak hail and stairs; lot
5OD<1SO feet paving paid; see this.
$S,SOO-142S Pinkney ST. block of Sherman
Ave car, new, S-I3o mir, m sigSfIS
location, lot 5Oxl34 feet certainly
choice
s., 500-4212 Harvey St., 7-room, 2-story, mod
ern house, new, handsome and tasty,
stone foundation, beautiful place for
the money.
81, 750-Nearly new 7-room house.. modern in
every respect fine shade and large
barn, lot 5Ox134 feet This Is in the
Bluff View tract, fronting south, and
Is one Of the best things we have
S45O0-1619 Lothrop St, new S-room, strictly
modern, up-to-date, beautiful home;
half block to car.
S6,0OO-615 Poppleton Ave. handsome 7-room,
2-story, modern house, hot water
heat, fine plumbing, excellent repair,
stone walks, steps, driveway, good
barn, large lot; choice home.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
4 HOUSES

If you are going to buy real
estate you cannot afford to pass
these by without investigation.
Near Goth and Dewey Ave-, 5 to
z rooms each, elegant location,
paving all paid. Houses need
repairing, and eastern owners
do not want to be bothered with
them, but will sell cheap. Some
body will make some easy
money. Can sell for $1,475 to
81, $50 each, lots 32x64 each.
Act quickly.
ERNEST SWEET,
613 N. Y. L. Phone Doug. 1472.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room N. Y. Life Bldg.
BARGAINS

BARGAINS
Fanam Hill o Dsw IE9Gm f f6SfeuE !SSt
modern, oak finish, cement walks and
steps. lawn, most peautlfni nome. owner IN ~
a genuine snap at the price asked-A'SOO.
w dllI'ol SUI pressed brick house. mod
ern, oak finish; fine barn; lot 50xlS; paved
street; cement walks; large shade trees;
fine surroundings-A'OOc. SNAP.
18th and Charles Z rooms rooms f m9dsrn
east front; walking distance; nice terrace
and cement steps. Price, 5000. BARGAIN
25th and st. Mary's Ave. g sot foSm
modern except furnace; lot s2x9O; large
shade trees: Owner has reduced price to
Near oath and Ames n ne{yog 8 room STn
plumbing; rents 500 per month. Price only
A,75O. SNAP FOR HOME OR INVEST
MENT.
| NEW 4-room cottage. east front; lot 45x125
rents $l2 Price, H,1OO BARGAIN.
VACANT
45x7O at oath Ave. and Harvey; best in
| the city Tor nats-H,SO
SOx62, at 26th and Dewey-S1,1OO. BAR
| GAIN.
| 52x132, on 32d Ave, near Gold-S750
BIG SNAPS lots, 52x1s2 each, at sd and
| Iold-S25O each for inside lots or S275
for corner. BE QUICK,
ONE ACRE 6 blocks west of Miller Park
and Florence car line-only $3.50.
1
If you are going to buy real
estate, you can't afford to pass
these by without inveSt igation.
Ernest Sweet,
613 N. VI. PHONE DOUG. 1872
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Benson

Nearly new four-room cottage, one block
from the car, with large lot. 1GOxl2S feeti
lots of fruit, apples, cherries, plums' gar
den and nice lawn. Price $500. Easy
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