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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
Captain Suspended.

PROVIDENCE r, l., April l2-Cnptain
Dlehl OF the Savannah Line steamer
Nacoochee,, to-day was suspended for
thirty days for violation of the govern
ment pilot rules and for poor Judgment
and poor seamanship In connection with
the collision between the Nacoochee and
the Philadelphia and Boston steamer Tro-
Jan, in which tho latter was sunk off
Vineyard Sound ightshIp January 9lst
last. Captain Thatcher. Of the Trojan,
is eXonerated from blame. The Nacoo-
chee's alleged violation OF the law lay In
running across Vineyard Sound in thick
fog at her usual speed.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 1?.--FLoUR-Firn,. Rye
Flour-Firm. Cornmeal-Frm. Rye-Dull Bar
y Wheat-Ftrm; No 2 red, soc: asked, elevator.
Options 1AQlssc. net higher. May, s7'sc.; july
sc; September, ssSc; kso nominal elevator.
oslens S Ssns! ''o sse ?sy
Oats--FIrn,, mixed, 37G37,sc.
Beef-steady.} Cut Meats-Frm; picked
shoulders, 7a7,tc.; picked hams ans naain sS
ard-Frm; western prime sS ~ osIS renTel
low~Firm. Roain-F1rm at sso7,a, Turpen-
Rice-steady Enthusiastically. Coffee,
SPOT Rio quiet mild. steady Futures un-
changed to points higher, Sugar-Raw. qnlet,
fair refining, 3l-seasc centrifugal, lS,ssT
quiet But,cr--Firm and unchanged. Cheese.
Firm and unchanged, Eggs-Steady and un-
Peanus-Quiet and unchanged Frelghts 70
Liyerpoo-Quiet Potatoes-Irreguar; Bermuda,
new, par barrel. $iG7.50 do. crpo. $3g6 o.
Cha rieston ssTs, Is cottonseed oll--contlnusdi
In good demand with the market firm and
summer yellow, 3GA q 7lac, prime white. 4pc';
prime winter yellow, 40c. 5. 2
CHICAGO, April 1?-Wheat prices on The
local market advanced nearly cents bushel
cereal. A report that foreigners were buying
American wheat and strength Of cash grain at
various other markets In this country We're
the main Influences In causlax the up turn. At
the close the May option showed q net gain or
lEGl%c Corn was up 40. Oats We're Hc
higher, Provisions were 6glOc, lower,
The leading futures ranged as follows;
~ = Open, High Low, Close
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TIC, I. Meeting,

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch) III,
NEW YORK, April Fat special meeting
OF the board Of directors Of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company T. c.. Bray and r. ",
Guthrie were appointed assistants to Chairman
John a. Topping, Messrs. Bray and Guthrie
hold similar positions with tho Repnpllc Iron
and steel Company, OF which Mr. Topping Is
president. The question OF extensions was
taken up and discussed, but no Official action
was taken. .
tomorrow. and It Ia likely that some, state.
ment tearins on the, partial extension plans OF
the Tennessee Will then be announced iS p
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NEW ORLEANS. April la.-coTToNMs I1os
cotton In good demand. Blu. many 1act nrers
have covered their tables ana , lhs scs sales 700
h tmfs are including hs 1905 10 arrive
x15s e und EaoIe. S Gpsns mainly
po' ,o,,, ~ iuca rerorts OF good trade In Man.
chester and to the strength Of tho local sp ,sd
market After the rrt cal nresA TO the end
y, ~ anss,on. The market closed firm at the
TOP IS. showing net gains points on the SUN
er months from April 70 A ,s, rs p1si,ions
any cot TO- futures closed: April. l.s9 Max.
n "a. June. llH; July, ll.ts; lhso'
September 1910; October, lo.as; p 'e
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,oa1: No. 4 northwestern. s1l5A; prime i,na5
o othy seed ss17M Mess pork per barrel slS ms
ls lard per 10 pounds sss9 . sses' tb pss
Gay ,ySS' 10. whisky. basis Of high Vines.
III clover contract grade slsso b ,IaIsc
steady; creameries 149soMc. aaar,es aap at
marx, cases included. Hhc.; nrsts, l4hc.fp'riimee
firsts, l5Ec.; extras 7c 5
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. April 1:,-sPIRITss
doing; receipts, 8
casks RosIn-Nothng doing; receipts. % bar
rolls Tar-Firn, at $3.50: receipts. 62l barrels.
Crude s Turpentine- at s2,e0d4.7S and $500;
receipts. 80 barrels. -, =, !, !, .,,., 80
Firm Mt G6c; sales, 455 casks; receipts. 40
casks: shipments. $50 casks. Rosin-Firm;
sales, l. 1863 barrels; receipts, 9l9 barrels ship
ments, lO12 barrels: stock, +2.376 barrels
J CjHARLESTON, S. c., April 2.-TURPES-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing. ,tE
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[ NEW YORK, April lG.--l ne Cotto' Wulhel
vas very Guiet to-day as usual before four
day adjournment. but prices showed steady
tone, and the close was ia points net higher,
Sales for tho day were estimated at E,WO
bales. :.
The market opened steady at n decline OF 2
points 70 an advance OF 2 points, which was
much better than due on the cables and favor;
able weather reports It looked as Y the bull
cliauc, which was credited with selling freely
on Tuesday and Wednesday was supporting
the market By purchases Of the near months,
l.3l ,dS:nst 1122 for July and the general list
showed a net gain, OF 4d7 points shortly after
the call. The buying on the bulge seemed to
ail the demand from yesterday s short sellers,
and the market during tho afternoon ruled very
quiet, but held fairly steady and hold part OF
the early gain. The close was quiet and steady.
about eiDa points off from the best.
Receipts at the ports to-day were II 2a2 bales
against 1922 last week and 2,733 last year.
For the week (estimated) 10000 bales against
i10 500 last week and IN al8 last year. To-day's
receipts at New. Orleans POI bales against 6,66!
last year. and at Houston e,t26 bales against
y,4Ss last year
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sALrs!I

300 a. G. H., com. .......n..
5000 American Shelters, com.
$4,000 Amalgamated Copper -.
400 Amer. Car and Foihd.,..
Am. Car and Found. pfd.
800 American Cotton Oh Ii...
n 100 American Tobacco, pfd...
ME- American Can .t..........
COZ American Can, pfd. .....
1900 Amer. Loco, com. .n.....
Amer. Loco. pfd. .......,
1,4W Amerlcnn Sugar .....t...
200 a, r. and s. 1re, Gomez
100 A.. 4. and s. re, ptd. ~.
400 Baltimore and Ohlo.....
20, 900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
800 Canadian Pacific ....,....
1900 Chesapeake ind ONO ....
1000 Chicago Great Western,
1900 Chic, Mil. nnd st. PAUL.
C,400 Colorado Fuel and IRON.
ZOO Colorado Southern, COM.
2,3OO. Colo. Southern, LIST pfd...
800 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd. y.
100 c.. c., c. and st. L.......
2,1C0 Consolidated Gas .........,
so Delaware and HudsofI...
Del, Lack. and ENvestcrn.
10, 500 Erie, com. ...........!....
100 Erie, list pfd. .,...........
200 Eric I'd pfd. S,..............
2,7oO Great Northern, pfd. ~.
900 General Electric ...t.....i
1900 Illinois Central ...........
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
200 Manhattan ..:..............
Metro. st. Railway .......
2,OGO Mexican Central ........,
300 Mo-, X. and Texas, COM.
800 Mo-. x. and Texas. pfd..
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed quiet

Spot cotton closed quiet; mddllhs uplH1lus,
ll.SO; middling gull 1905,
Cotton, quiet; middling, ll,so; gross receipts
go baesi stock, 1888 bales; export 70 the
Continent l5i bales. o.,
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts. u 20.
bales export to Great Britain, 9sS bales; 70 me
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts. w. w
bales export to Great Britain. 1927 bales: %
France, a,3G2 bales; to the Continent; salal
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
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CATTLE AtAKE ET1.

f CHICAGO. April l2.-cATT11E-Recelpt
5000 head. Market steady Common to pri lnas
SO 6Hogs-Receipts.S 1900 head Market se :
steady Choice to prime h .sc = SSs sS
Receipts. 10000 head Market dull. Sheep
s4s5ds.1; lambs, A.75G6e5
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NEW YORK. April l2.-BEEvEs-,Rece!pt ;
4s5 head Nothing doing Dressed beef . SS@
sc,aIyesNReceipts none and nothing doing:
sheer and Lambs-Receipts. 1855 head. CLIPPED
butchers sheep, si.s2s unshorn lambs. f6is;
Clipped, do, IS. 20; spring lambs. $4,000 per
haad IIogs-Receipts. ~ head; mono Tor sale.
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,n.cELLANEoUs MARKETS..

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, April 12.-PEANUTS-
SIM nish-Market firm at sl07h per bushel.
Virginia s-A1arket firm at 3,s C. for fancy stock:
machine picked at l&G2hc.; shellins stock
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Seaboard Air. Line Railway,

Southhound Trains Leave Rlehmond Daily,
a. Charlotte Us St$yg
ESQ p. N. and II r. M--Through Pltlnana
and coaches to savannah. JackAonYll;a.i
Atlanta, Birmingham and Southwest
Trains Arrive Richmond Daily,
II s:l5 A. M.:465 r. y. N 3g Isl si ssi
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Committee Named,

CAPTAIN Voolfolk was called upon and
smoke briefly along the line Of his letter.
strongly praising the coal supply within
a short distance from Richmond. and
Mr., s.. II. Hawes moved that n conf
mittee of five be named by the chair
to hear Captain Voolfolk In detail on the
question.
Y President Leigh named the following
committee: Messrs, r. Il. y, Myers, chair
man; H. Il. Cabel, s. II, HaWes, John
.Landstreet and Thomas Wheelwrlght.
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my GOODs MARKET,

NEW YORK. April l2.-The dry. goods market
ness in print cloths, bleached goods and brown
cottons. and a continued scarcity In white
goods The market on worsted and wooens
was steady.
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MARINE 1N7E.1IGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL II. 4

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IL. 1906. /
5i ARRIVED. s1 ,-s.lsfk5Is'
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
James Rivcr landings. merchandise and pas
sengers Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, OId DOMINION me
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion llnc'
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FOR NEW YORK..

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday
making connection N Norfolk with Maip Liza ~
western Ry. at o a. N. and PM. and chessS-
peaks & Ohio Ry, Ct ? a; x NJ an auaday,
WorfolE with Main Line Rhipa sailing at p.
III Tickets, sos r. Main Street.
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and Miners
TRANSFORMATION Co.'S

Boston, Mass, and ProVIdence, r. y
steamers lsays Norfolk sos Boston Tussdsy,
dence Monday, Thursday and Saturday ~
p IL Passengers and freight taken sor AZ
New England Points Tickets on sa!o At q. An4
g. Rwy. and n, and w. Rwy. of!css. ~
No. Sl9 East MaiH- E@ g5S&
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COTTON MARKETS..

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 12.-Scaboard All
Line. common and Notwithstanding doing.
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SOuthernRailWay

r SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, April. s. 1905. 88Ei
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND SIS s44s
100 a. M.--Dilly-Local for Charlotte. N. q. f5l
1880 P. MISUNDERSTANDING Pullman to-
Atlanta and Birmngham. New Orleans
ta.8 Memphis Chattanooga and all the Soutn.si
Il Through coach for Chase City. OXFORD \
Durham and Raleigh. -. xxx
500 2. MEX. sunday-Keysvllle Loca!. .
II 80 P. Limited-Pullman ready $50 s
P. NJ, for all the South. IA. 5iE Ia
55s YORK RIVER LINE. VI tfs5 {8Ss
K The fnvorte route to Baltimore and Eastern
f points. 5 ti8l II MI Ss&
2:l5 r. M.-Local-Daily except sundays.
y 4:?0 P. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
Steamers call Mt yorktown and Clay Eanki I
3ls5 on Mondays. Wednesdays and e Fridays.S,
sg8 and at Gloucester Point, Clements and
Almonds on Tuesdays. Thursdays 5a ana \
&$3 Saturdays sss3st fyF5S
4:45 4: M.-Except sunday-Local mixed for
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 3s
6.5S a. NJ. and 1850 F. M.-From all tho South: y
1895 ?. M.--From Charlotte. Durham and
Raleigh. Ef5yf ~ 84si
$40 A. M-From Keysvilla and Intermediate Ii
e:o5 A. M.--Daily-From West Point with Ball.
timore connections daily, except Monday
l0:45 A. M.-Daily. except Sundays and Mon.
days: b:i0 P. NJ. daily, except Sunday
From West Point. St 74,5s
G W. WEsTnuRY. D.. P. A.. Richmond va.
~ s. H. HARDWICK, ". H.. TAYLOE,$sf
N II. B. SPENCE" SPENCER, aen'i Mgr. sogs
Washing ton D. G. N ~ q III M
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1900, f.orlrnl oet "a ...,,,,,,.,.....12S
:, CIV, Jc.sty SInnH A. t. e . l0i
Northsrn i tsaninc a. iGh
soI .nuln T., 'Isyo, arm cot, 10yy
Noriolk G anu Inc rerndng $751;!
Dasso,i s,n nt eo,,v 10TH
3 3,ii; W. rtnorni y. 1904
t ~ Iron Mountain con 11iN
g. g. nmis onh san Francisco fg 4s....... st
ST. Louis southwestern con. 4s.............. ~
S.. n g. H. a = ,.s,......... %
Sout t pnoinc ist a certificates yG9s
She.,, poiivn - "a 1l7N
2ou.nel' -, - Do ri ~ rists 1923
enas a e. fnr Jvcsferr, IA (offered)... S?
= uieuo' pa o.. ~ AZ loiH
Union ,eiao conv Observation-Disclosures 57Hs
Union rac I ,t,oai. a. Sa Minimum. 0DA
nnitea ota.e e 1880 u ...,,,...... il5t
Mapasn is,.,. ~ ~ S9'i
Maphsn $D w :. $500 II. )! IS 3
wheeling and Lake Erie As Offered ''... s9,1
~ s,a - ella teral trust 4s......... veN
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~ o.r0 Hlchnond,
r. .8N#H. fredericksburg Is 4
-. -. Potomac r. ri q9gH

Trains Leave Rlchn,ond--N orthWard. IL sy
4:a5 A. M.--Dally--Byrd ST. Through. u
Is $40 A. M.-Daily-alain ST. Through.
7a5 A,M.,1W ;,sl Days-t'lba Ashland ~
$40 A. M.-Day-Byrd ST. Through. 1ocs
M stops. @Is, yEtS5sstS
1905 noon-Week Days-Byrd ST. Through.
400 r. M.-Week Dnys-Byrd ST. Frcdericks.s9
5e burg Accommodation. M s9
sos F. M.-Daiiy. Main st. Through. sl
$3.50 F. M.-Week Days-Fiea. Ashland Ao-8
$3.50 p. M.--Dally--Byrd st. Through Sg
Trains Arrive Richtnond--so Southwark.
4 $40 a. M.-:Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ae- (
communications ss
1920 A. M.--Week Days-Byrd ST. Fredericks. I
burg Accommodation. Il. .55i5 3{5s M
sos A. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Throush. ss
n;5o a M;-Week Days-Byrd 81. Through Through
S# !; M ,i,a5s;;ss bays-hlea. Ashland A..
5;1S E s-palIy-gyrd g! ThsolSsi roea
1880 r. M.--Daiiy-Arain st. Through.
.NoTE-Pulln,nn Sleeping or Parlor Cars On
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich
n,ond 80 A. NJ week days. and local accom- Y
modntions. 3i3i3 III SIZE fss s3i Il
Time Of arrivals and departures and co NJ &C.
~ D. DUKE 6. ". GULF, w. P; 1TAYLok.s
Asst. to prcst Gsn'l. supt. Ttaf. Msr.
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BAY Line to Baltimore.

!; 81 ! !
\NWHA u, s. MAIL ROUTE, III
SA1dSA Leave Richmond via g. and q.
II - N daily except Sunday. at F, Me
III connectinE at Old Point wtta8
~ ,eamers OF Old Bay Line, leaY.s
4" Ing Ills p. NJ, arriving DAlta:
mora s.so A. H. connecting North. Hast and
Wcss For ticket. and Information apply to-
T. and o, Rwy, Richmond Ira nSfeg Company,
and No 800 East Main street,
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CLYDE Steanns ship Co.
PHILADELPHIA,

RICHMOND AND NORFOLK LINE,
Freight received and delivered daily 1t q
and o. Rwy. Co.'S Depot. seyentesnth ane
Aren't, va. Nav. Cas- Whsxt, RocksttA
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Att, ANTIC COAST LINE
Rlchmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars leava corner Of Seventh and PetYy
Streets. Manese.ter every hour ton5 the, ho N.
from e 70 = Lest o car y nnday
Cara leave Petersburg foot os sySasmoe
street every hoaS from e% Al IN o 20 l9:S
NJ. daily except Sunday. Y, :. . !, IL.
All cara from Petersburg connecting Hlca'
mond cars 83i II Z a5
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r.o.,n,s sos sb7 bales; export to Great Britain,
(, rn a9a ha iAs. n France GDs.a bales; 70 tme
C:on;inen, 2.oo5, 20 bales: to japan, lol,S'a
ia ics: 10 Mexico 2,ItA bales.
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STEAM BOATS.
STEAMBOATS,. 81 N
.NLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Nlght Line for Norfolk.
Leave Richmond every evening (foo4
News en- route. Fare. $3.50 one way, n, round
trip Including statsroom berth meals. 20.
each. Street Cars TO Steamers Wharf.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April ~. 1903.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Cor preferred-9o
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n,cn,1oNp GrArx MARKET.

4 Richmond, Va. April ~. 1906.
s55-'4 IOtJOTArIONS $s4tt 81
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NEW YORK April 1?.--F1OUR-Firn,. Rye
Flour-F'rn,. Cornmeal-Flrm Rye-Dull. lar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
NORTH PART

$3,T0O for 7-room modern house on n. oath
ST. near Binney ST., lot HXllO feet paving
paid
$500 for Groom modern house on Ohio
near 10Th st., lot 40Xl22 feet, south 'front.'
s. 500 for two Groom cottages, well built
modern except heat and bath, renting for
1894 per year; near two car lines, within
walking distance. Can be made to pay l4lz
per cent gross.
5000 for all of block Z, A. S. Patrick's
addition, bounded by 18th and 9th and
Miami and Corby SITS, with three houses,
the rental from which can be made to pay
interest on the whole block.
$55 each for desirable business lots on
Pratt between 18th and 9th SITS.
See us for choice building lots located in
all parts of the city.
RE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15

Five S-room detached
houses, all modern, east
front, one block to Harvey
and Walnut Hill cars. Yearly
rental $500, always occu-
pied. Price 5000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE
WEST HARVEY SPECIAL

WEST HARVEY SPECIAL
f2.6Oo-Brand new mod. cottage; large
rooms first floor; room upstairs
for two more; full brick cemented
cellar under entire house: good
furnace, with complete nickel
plumbing; pore bath; double
finish; front and back vestibule;
ground, 6OXi50 feet; east front on
l4th Ave, between Harvey and
Dewey Ave, three blocks from
Dundee car; sIOO to $500 cash, ball
ance easy; get key at first house
due north on Harvey; look at II
and see us early Monday, bec5Sise
this will surely be sold at this
price.
sS.250-s515 Sherman Ave, on car limo;
47hx1 feet, with 2-story square
Groom mod. house, nearly new.
street paved and paid for; per-
manent walk.
$e,50o-2126 s. s4th, windsor Place,
blocks from Hanscom park and
car; 100x140 feet; east front; large
2-story 10-room house, all mod;
fine shade; price reduced for quick
sale; owner will show itNany time.
S6,000-32i5 Poppleton Ave; excellent Z
room house, beautifully arranged;
fine hot water heating plant, large
bath. best of, plumbing, stone
steps, walk and drive. good barn,
45x15O feet of ground; owner go
ing to leave city only reason for
selling; look at it: owner will
S....-iO2t Park Ave, 10 rooms, steam
heat, thoroughly mod, exception
ally well built; several mantels;
fine oak finish; elegant barn,
which cost $4,000; improvements
alone on this place cost about
$4,000. besides the lot, which is
easily worth $4,000; an offer of
one-half what the improvements
cost would be considered, which
would be $500; part cash and
balance to suit; investigate this.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
BARGAINS
G. M. BACHMANN,
436 PAXTON BLK.

s-story brick building, cor
ner lot on South 10th St.,
lot 60xlS7, room to build; 1S7
feet fronting on 18th St; price
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
MONTHLY SNAPS

feet, w. front on 45th St,
$50 feet S, of Cunning; 500 down
and $40 per month.
feet; S. front on Boyd ST.,
$50 feet w. of oath; lies fine; city
,O-N. w. cor. saith and Boyd SITS; a
beautiful corner; lies perfect; S25
down and $3.50 per month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
SHOLES SUB.

s1,20o-44xsO feet; S. E. cor. 10th and Vim
ton; cheapest business lot in The
city of Omaha, or we will give IL
to you; stone paving and perma-
nent walks: water connections;
$500 cash, balance to suit.
) 55O-4Cx12O feet lots. west fronts on 10th,
Just south Of Vinton; permanent
walks, trees, city water; half
cash, balance to suit; 6 per cent.
RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
BEMIS PARK

$500 for new 7-room 2-story modern
square house on Burt st. near Bath St, oak
finish, nicely papered throughout, cement
walks, very desirable lot, 50xl5O feet.
$40 900 for 7-room modern house, with hot
water heat, on Hawthorne Ave, near Mr..
Bendens fine residence; choice location, lot
55xl42 feet.
S21OO for good 7-room house, modern eX-
cept heat with new open plumbing, Darn
near Franklin school, convenient to barney
car line
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
DUNDEE, OMAHA'S FAVOR
TIE SUBURB

S475O for new, well constructed 7-room
2-story modern square house, with recep-
ton hall, having oak finish, combination
fixtures, full cemented basement laundry,
cement walks and up-to-date in every re-
spect. Lot 50x12S feet VIII sell lVOXl&
feet with improvements for $40 II de-
sired
If YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL
PROPERTY IN DUNDEE SEE US.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15

2-story department flats,
5-room cottage in rear; lot
66x14O, N. 18th ST.; good ten
ants; rental $1,O32 a year.
Price $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
BOYER'S BARGAINS

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six-room house. lot 7bxi29, located saith
and Cass SITS, well and cistern water.
most Of yard is paved; now vacant and
possession can be given at once; good
bargain. Price. 5000.
Five 5-room houses on Grace ST., be-
tween Goth and 2lst; city water in kitchen.
Price, 1850 each.
Blght-room house, city water and sewer
connection in kitchen; good furnace and
good barn; lot 45x1S. Price, $500
seven-room house, city water lot 5Ox91,
between Goth and 21st. on Henderson St;
beautiful home Price, $500.
New 7-room modern house, lot 4Sxl5O, on
Webster, near Sacred Heart convent.
Price, $500.
Five-room house, city water and perma-
nent walks, lot SOx12O, on Frederick St..
near 10th. Price, si,4OO.
Ten-room modern house, with two lots,
each 5OX15O nice lawn and shrubbery,
car, 42d and Cunning SITS. Price $780,
Eight-room house, modern except furnace,
in good condition, nice lot, located on
the northwest corner Of 29th and Yates
SITS. Price, $500. BIG BARGAIN.
Eight-room modern house on Maple St.,
between 25th and 26th. Price, $780,
One 3-room and one 5-room house. lot COX
100. H22-2A N. 9th Ave; well and els
tern water. Price, 5000 for the two.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15

VACANT HhOHEhl1
Lot on Burt St., between 9th and 2Sth,
45x150, facing boulevard Price, $1,000
Southwest corner of 18th and Burt SITS,
55xl5O, facing boulevard. Price, $1,000.
Northeast corner of 9th and Saratoga SITS,
lot 1O0x127. Price, $3.50.
Vacant lot on 29th ST., near Indiana Awe,
49x125. Price, $3.50.
Lot on Nicholas St, between 10Th and SOth,
5Ox125. Price, $3.50.
Lot on Webster St., between 33d and 34th,
65x15O Price, $1,000.
Lot on Webster ST., between 9th and 2Sth,
30x15O; permanent walks, etc. Price. $3.50.
Lot on 2sth St., near Maple 5Oxl25. Price,
$500.
Lot on Maple St., between 10Th and SOth,
66x125 Price, s600.
Lot on 18th St., one-half block south Of
Vlnton, 39x1O4. Price, $780,
Lot on 32d St., near Webster 90x1O4. Price,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
HANSCOM PARK

$3.50 for 1O-room >modern house on
Georgia Ave, near Woolworth, in first
class condition, east front, lot 50xl50 feet;
easy terms.
310J for Groom 2-story modern house, on
18th st. near Poppleton Ave. paving paid
in full, lot 40X10O feet.
$3.50 for southeast corner 28th and Pa
chic SITS, broom cottage, in good condl-
tion lot 50x150 feet; very easy terms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-15
VACANT

a.. 25O-e6xi5s feet at N. e. cor 3sth and
Cunning St: lies beautiful; fine
shade; exceptionally choice lot and
cheap.
S2.OOO-e6x15s feet: Joining above; inside
lot: all specials paid; big bar
gain.
s1.5Oo-66x14O feet, on 18th, Just south
of CASTELAR, St, with all specials
paid; this is an exceptional bar
gain; room for two houses.
3OO-bOx125 feet, s. +. cor. 29th and
Ruggles: a big bargain.