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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-16
AIMS AT TIE BIG RICH

Concluded from First Page.)
The mere agitation Of their exclusion
will arouse the Japs to the utmost
That country has just emerged from
war, the greatest Of modern times
and they emerged victorious, display
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
w, H. GATES,
GIT New York Life Building.
IDhnnn nniinlna 1901

Phone Douglas 1894.
$S75-A 5-room cottage, city water,
barn, south front lot. at 1922 Bur-
dette, renting at 5000.
$1,400-A Broom cottage at south
west corner 27th and Pinkney; a nice
home place. ~
$1,s50-A 7-room house at 2247 N.
18th (boulevard), water, gas and
sewer, lot 30x14O.
S2,3OO-A good s-room two-story
house at 2105 Miami, nice order,
modern except furnace, large cellar;
cheap place.
S2,50O-A new house. rooms,
modern except furnace, south front
lot, 32x13G, two blocks from car.
$2,700--A new, modern Groom
house at 2414 Binney, south front,
lot s1x130.
$1,000 Groom modern house,
large cellar, lot G0x15O, iron fence,
fruit trees, good location, close in,
overlooking Central boulevard, now
renting at $50; must be sold this
coming week.
$4,000 new, modern, up-to-date
7-room home at 2415 ~ 22d St., near
two car lines, we'll built, has small
barn, lot 30X140; now vacant, posses
sion any time.
33x14O, eest front on 18th (boule-
vard), near Grace St.. $3.50.
35x140, south front on Lake. near
21st, nice, $3.50.
G2x57 on 22d and Maple for 5000
Three lots on Decatur and 35th,
each 40x127, all for $500.
Five lots on 18th and SahleT, each
b4x12s, trackage on one side, all for
1880.
nice 5-room cottage most new,
modern except furnace, corner lot, BOX
100. one block from oath st. car line,
50 1000. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
CHEAP LOTS

8 -2OOx1SO feet, s. E. corner ssth and Tay-
Tor, block from cur. high and slightly,
easy payments.
65O-220x19S feet, east front, on 18th St.
one block south OF Vinton It's a full
acre and is a fine bargain.
s 25O-N' w corner 34th and Boyd SITS,
fine corner lot 5Ox130 feet blocks
from car; $50 cash. balance $40 per
month.
S50-S. E. corner 10Th and Ruggles, 5Ox19
feet, perfect grade fine bargain.
7oO-Room for three cottages, 75xl1O feet,
west front, on 18th, south of william
it's only nine blocks from the center
Of town. At this price It's like giving
it away. See it Monday morning.
; AOo-42xlOs feet, east front on 18th, just
north Of Maple; permanent walk,
sewer, water and gas
S5O-5OxlS5 feet, west front on oath. be-
tween Davenport and Chicago, lays
beautiful and is a big snap
5 50O--s. w. corner 18th and Burdette SITS,
5Ox9s feet.
45O-North front on Grant, Il feet east OF
9th, 50X120 feet.
5OO-west front on 22d. 50 feet north Of
Laird St.. fine, 50xl24.
BON. w. corner seth and Cass. 5Ox12S It.
5 5OO-East front on Military Ave, 60 feet
north Of Hamilton st, AXIS feet.
5 25O-North front on Seward St.. $50 feet
east of 47th St., 50xl40
3 2OO-5Ox12s feet. south front on Erskine
St., $50 feet west of ADD.
15O-5Ox12O feet, south front on Erskine,
300 feet west of 43d. ...
350-East front on 9Oth, Just south OF
Templeton, 62x235 feet.
600-Beautiful smooth lots in Sholes' sub
division, 18th and Vinton SITS, 40x12C
feet each, permanent walk, shade
trees. high and slightly and close to
the car; they are best and cheapest
lots in that part Of town.
81, 2OO-44xsO feet. S. r. corner 18th and Vim
ton, paving and permanent walk, all
paid; room for two stores and fats
very cheap; good speculation.
81, 2O0-5Ox179 feet, west front on 33d, 200 feet
north of Poppeton; permanent walk
and sewer; good residence lot.
south Of jackson, fine for flats.
and 18th, between Charles and Paul
two houses now on It and room for
three more; specials all paid It's the
best snap we have to offer. House No
--1516 N 18th St. See 1t at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

sILAS ROBBINS. PREMIER BLOCK.
4-room cottage, fun lot, 18th near Ames,
$3.50; 500 cash, balance SO per month
4-room cottage, in first-olass condition. city
water, gas, cellar, new barn, large lot,
9th ana Templeton, 1880
b-rOom new cottage, 10Th and Decatur full
lot 1920 easy terms.
Groom cottage, nearly new, modern eN-
cept furnace, 18th, north Of Cunning, s., 90
T-room house. 18th and Decatur, $1,000; $3.50
cash., balance monthly.
S-room 2-story house, modern except fur
mace, ed and Clark 5000
S-room 2-story house, modern IN every
respect paved street, 5000.
Nice lots near 9th and Sahler, $500
"a acres west OF Dundee. 500.
acres near Fort Omaha, s. 500
80 acres, miles west OF city, on paved
street. $40 per acre.
20 acres, miles west OF pOstOffice, highly
improved, 5000. tfI
40 acres, miles south OF South Omaha.
SIlb per acre.
I have also a large list of houses in South
siI.xs ROBBINS. PREMIER RLooK.
RE-SA 6x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
B. R. BALL

B. r. BALL
526 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. Red-Sn7.
com Park, on 3lst St., S-room modern
house, with full lot this is in fine shape
and readyto move into. Come and see
me; can give you pretty good bar
gain.
6-room house, full lot, north of the park on
3lst ST.; small cash payment, balance in
monthly payments.
New S-room house, full lot, west of the
park; this is a nice home. modern in
every respect and ready to move into.
s-room house. full lot on s2d ST.. north Of
the park. Come in and see me about
this and make me an OFFER
Economize on your strength and patience,
for IL Is a great strain on the nervous
system TO go from one real estate office
to another inquiring for houses to rent
have houses In different parts of the
city, some new. ready TO move into, and
some second handed.
Vacant lots In different parts of the city
including a bunch OF II north of Ames
Ave. These are all bargains.
FOR sALE-s-room. modern house, 1907
Locust St Rc-S12 10x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE For sALE-REAL ESTATE
D. V. Sholes Company
1922 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. Doug 40

SeOO-i79O Ontario ST., good 3-room cottage.
lot 5Ox12O IT,, first class bargain.
s2,OOO-2sO2 Pierce st. nearly new 5-room
house, modern except furnace. natural
wood finish, very desirable, south front
lot, SSx19O IT,
s2,oOO-11A N. 26th St., nearly new Groom
house, modern except furnace, natural
wood finish, clean and close in.
t2.90o-2522 Charles ST., new 5-room cottage,
porcelain bath, sewer, water and gas,
9 blocks to car, permanent walk, lot
3x1H II. Easy terms.
s2.5OO-17os s. 9th St., Groom cottage. sewer,
water and gas, lot 5Ox14O it., large barn,
good repair A bargain
s2,5OO-SS5s Seward st.. S-room house, modern
except furnace, hard pine finish, nice
shade, lot 50x13O it., very cheap
tS,OO0-2757 Webster ST. Groom frame. all
modern, porcelain bath, nice lot, 60x15O
IT., house in first class condition, very
close in. A bargain. Rents for $50.
s3.SOO-14ss Pinkney St., nearly new Groom
dwelling, thoroughly modern, natural
woo wood - finish newly pape,roed the very
within one block of the street car,
south front and absolutely one Of the
most desirable places for home In the
city; splendid view overlooking the
river.
ts,4oo-l2O Harvey ST.. brand new, Z rooms
all modern, never been occupied, south
front lot, 4Sx126 II. Permanent walk.
e36o0-Brand new 5-room house, modern, on
44th, between Harvey and Dewey Ave.
&0x11S IT, It's a small farm. House
has nickel plumbing, porcelain BATH
natural wood finish polished floors,
Carton furnace; easy terms and a
bargain.
t4,5OO--1s1s Lethrop St. brand new s-room
dwelling, all modern, nickel plumbing,
porcelain bath, oak finish below, the
finest Of fir above; cemented cellar,
nice shade; half block to the cafs
This house is. just being finished viii
finish the interior to suit purchaser, If
taken at once. Reasonable terms. See
this tomorrow.
ts.o0o-S215 Poppleton Ave. rooms, hot
water heat, nickel plumbing, porcelain
bath, full cemented cellar, natural
wood finish throughout, lot 45x150 feet.
beautiful shade, good barn. This is
one of the most desirable houses in
Henscom park district Owner lives
in 1t and will be glad to show at any
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
FOR FLATS

S. Z. corner 26th and Dewey Ave,
corner, 62x66 feet, $3.50.
North front on Dewey Ave, SOxe2
feet, 31,1O0.
West front on 2sth Ave. 32x12s feet.
$500.
These are snaps. Take them quick.
They are the best in the city for fats.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS

- - " ~ va ~ 10 W. a ANhJt
Groom house. modern, slst St., just north
Of Hanseom Park; get pri,e.
Broom modern house, 9th and Davenport
price, 5000; very cheap.
Fine large residence near 26th and Doug.
las; very desirable; price right
Groom cottage. near Bemis Park, only
N,I5o; easy terms.
Two very desirable modern houses In 8.
10th St district. one and one 7 rooms;
everything about these houses is right.
including the price.
Five 7-ro0m houses and two big lots near
4Sd and Franklin; price only $3.50
A snap In Druid Hill, large modern house
and lot. only short distance from carl
priced for this week only at 31.s0O
Near 18th and Writ sts., strictly modern
S-room house. large lot, nice shade, good
barn; price. $500.
Several fine lots at Ssth and Ames Ave-.
high and slightly, 500 to $3.50 each; the
best I'm the city for the money.
WRIGHT & LASBURY, /
5Os South 10th ST.
RE-MS5ss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SAlE-REAL ESTATE
j. w. ROBBINS
HOUSES FOR SALE
5 s,75O-Neariy- new s-rocm modern house
and large corner lot at 18th and
p mII'"o HOUSE finished IN o,,artsr e
sawed oak downstairs. This house
was built by the owner for homo
s gain = on ma account COUNT Of ~ failure Of his
health See me at once for partieu-
lars.
3 sOOO-s-room, east front modern house
and good barn, on 18th St, near
Farnam. CHEAP.
3OO0-S-room modern house and barn, with
full east front lot, near Hanscom
park.
5 2SO0-Corner lot, with s-room house, with
BSTee St bath and and bs bTee
has been reduced from $500 Tor a
quick sale.
8 2,4OO-t-room house and full east front lot
on 9th ST., near Hanscom park;
fruit trees and shrubbery.
s 1,4O0-5-room house and lot on 18th St,
near Marcy Close in.
; 1,S50-5-room house, modern except fur
mace, Hst and Henderson.
: 1,25O-6-room house and 2 large lots, north
west, Good place for poultry. EASY
BUSINESS
s4OOCO-s6xl32, corner of 18th and Douglas
partially improved; small cash paw
ment, balance long time at per
cent. SNAP.
12OOO-66x132, on Farnam, east OF Path; will
double In value.
| 5000 stores and cottages, 18th and VIII
liam; annual rental $3.50
VACANT LOTS
8 2,25O-Fine east front lot on slst st. and
Poppleton Ave. one block from
| Hanscom park. VERY CHOICE.
| 1,350-East front, on. S7th near Fsrnnm.
| 1,200-F1ne corner, 50x150 flst and Dafay-
| cite Ave, one block from car, on
| paved street. .-..- ...a-.-.i
| 1,1O0-Fine east front on ed, near Leaven-
worth, close in.
1.oOO-50 IT, on 18th ST., near Jackson,
| close In.
70O-Full lot on California, near ssth.
5 450-Nice lot on Hamilton, east of SSth.
! s $o-66-foot corner on Arnes Ave, west
| of Path. CHOICE AND CHEAP.
| : 400-50 feet on Charles st., near 10th;
want an offer.
15O-Good lot on lst,' near Leavenworth,
1 HAVE OTHER BARGAINS IN. EVERY
PART OF THE CITY. SEE NE IN
YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL.
j, w. ROBBINS.
1902 FARNAMts. TEL, DOUG. 52a
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

On Chicago St, near 18th, we offer a large
two-story, 7-room house, thoroughly mod
EN-, not water heat, barn, permanent walks,
for s4,5oO Do not overlook this close in
proposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

S-room modern house. hard wood finish;
years old; 18th near Harvey, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Choice two-story S-room, all modern
house with oak finish and noors combina.
ton fixtures; choicey located In Hanscom
Park district, for $500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

New 7-room house with reception hall
combination fixtures, hot water heat; every
thing in first class shape. Price $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
ACREAGE
BENSON

One block from the car new 4-room
house, 2 large lots plenty of fruit,
shade and garden space. Price only
$780, Easy terms.
2, 000-S. r. corner 42d and Francis Sts.,
good Groom house. lot 100xl32 feet,
plenty of fruit, shade and garden,
small barn, very desirable and cheap.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

II you are looking for an s-room modern
house with large airy, light rooms which |.
in first class shape, do not overlook No. 423i
Farnam. This, we believe, at $500, to b'
the best bargain offered in Omaha today
in a moderate property. Look this ovel
and you will buy It,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
INVESTMENTS

Brand new double frat, near All
Saints church, Just finished; rent SIS
per month; price $500 It's a daisy.
Call on us for location.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Full two-story Groom modern house, east
front on 26th, near Woolworth; paved
street; permanent walks; $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

65O-2OOx1SO feet, s. e. corner ssth and Tay-
Tor, block from cur. high and slightly,
easy payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

broom house, modern sist ST.. just north
Of Hanscom Park; get priSe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

without extra salary; have final iuris-
dlction in civil causes of questions of
fact where matter in issue doesn't ex-
coed $500; exceptions may be taken
to supreme court; have jurisdiction
in all civil causes. where matter
in issue doesn't exceed $500, and orig
inal jurisdiction in causes where mat
ter exceeds that amount; judges to
be appointed by governor on or be-
fore December 1, 1906, and Office be-
comes elective by the people at each
succeeding state election; salary
ranges from $500 to $4,000 according
to counties.
In the senate bill was introduced
regulating rates of transportation and
in many ways giving the railroad
commission increased power. A
heavy penalty is made for rebating
and the commission is given the right
to have access to the company's
books at any time and a heavy fine
is made for false entries.
On Thursday a bill made it's appear
ance through Mr.. Hayden of Jericho
that provides penalties for bribery,
threats or any improper influence
used on voters at elections. Other
bills of local interest only were pre-
sented.
Nothing of Importance was tran
sacted in the senate.
After a days work of general bills
and passing some unimportant bills
Friday the houses adjourned till to-
day. This week may be expected to
be a busy and important one.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

Underwood of Hartland, Rev. Ben
iamin Swift of Orwell, Rev. G. W.
Jackson of Bellows Falls, F. s. Pease
of Burlington; secretary, Miss Grace
Young of Fair Haven; treasury, M
Lewis of Barre; assistant secretary,
Miss w. @. Fuller of Richmond;
Junior superintendent, Miss Flora
Winch of McIndoes; assistant junior
superintendent, Miss Nellie Flynn of
Bethel; auditor, 81. G.. Woodruff of
Barre. The banner for the largest
gain In membership was awarded to
Caledonia county and the junior soci-
ETY. banner to East Berkshire. There
are 214 societies in the state with a
membership of about 200 The work
is BEAUTIFULLY progressing in Vermont
and better work is expected next
year.
Progress of New Railroad.
Rer orts are being received of the
progress being made upon the OK
ford Mountain railway. which has now
been graded from Masonville, Que,
to within two miles of North Troy
village. The Oxford Mountain rail-
way starts from Windsor Mills, a
town of 1000 Inhabitants, situated
midway between Sherbrooke and
Richmond, Que, on direct line to
Montreal. 1t runs south through a
rich farming, dairying and lumber
region and crosses the Canadian Paci-
fic at Eastman, Que, at a point Sc
miles south of Windsor MILLS, carry
ing regular rains. The rails will he
laid to Mansonville, Que, by Novem-
Der l of this year, the later town be-
ing only four miles from North TROY.
and it is expected that rails will be
laid to that place early next summer.
A scheme is now on foot to form a
company for the purpose of build
ing the connection between North
Troy and Morrisville.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

Two Feet of Snow in Denver

Two Feet of Snow In Denver.
Eastern Colorado has been in the
throes of a blizzard bat the weather
bureau holds out hope of clearing
weather soon. Snow ceased falling
in Denver October 10. the storm CEN
ter having moved eastward. The
storm takes RANK as the most severe
ut this time OF year of which the
weather bureau has record Snow
began failing Friday night and con-
tinued about 80 hours. The actual
fall in Denver was 81 inches. In
some portions of the state it was four
feet or mores Delay of freight and
passenger traffic on the railroads is
the principal damage done by the
storm thus far, although fruit, sugar
beets and livestock are threatened.
If the weather continues sold tie
damage will probably be heavy
VIII Honor Roosevelt.
The four days which President.
Roosevelt will spend in Panama will
be busy ones, if the programme which
has been prepared is followed. His
only opportunity to rest will be on
Sunday, Nov. IS. The three proceed
ing days are to be crowded with
sight. seeing excursions and func-
tions. The news from Pana is thsa
great preparations have been made
~ 0f hO
President Roosevelt will visit Porto
Rico on the way back from Panama.
He will leave Washington on Thurs
day, November s, and will get back
on Tuesday evening, November 27,
thus being absent about nineteen
days. He will be on board the battle
ship Louisiana most of the time, and
altogether he will sail the seas and
the Potomac river to the extent of
4317 miles.
Many Burned in Kansas City Fire.
Between 10 and 20 bodies are be-
ieved to be in the ruins of the Cham
Der of Commerce and the large ad-
joining apartment house burned to
the ground at 1880 Thursday morn
ing. In addition so persons are re-
ported injured, some of whom may
die. Twenty five persons were mud
died on the roof of the apartment
house when the walls collapsed. The
estimates of the dead are based upon
this fact and the number missing.
The fire started on the first floor of
the Chamber of Commerce building.
When the freq en- arrived Goth build
ings were in flames. There were
many heroic rescues, but the walls
fell so suddenly the fireman had no
time to save those on the roof and
upper story. 1t is feared many bodies
were utterly consumed and ha
the exact number of dead never will
be known.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

noon by the announcement of the dis
covery on the farm of Joseph Labree
of the dead body of Edward Manning
near the Labrees' house, and the
subsequent arrest of Labree and
Arthur Rogers, who are held on sus-
picion, as alleged participants In his
death. Labree is Frenchman who
lives alone on a farm two miles from
the village of Danville and he claims
that Manning came to his house Sat-
urday and sometime Sunday Rogers
came there. The parties sent away
for two quarts of whiskey, and pro-
ceeded to drink it up as soon as it
arrived.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

The recently issued biennial report
of the board railroad commissioners
of the state is an interesting docu-
ment to the student of state affaits.
The report deals thoroughly with mat
tiers of railroad accidents, grade cross
ings etc, and makes some important
recommendations. The report speaks
highly OF the physical condition of the
Boston & Maine railroad and further
says: 1.-The skill and intelligence of
management has resulted in fewer
serious accidents involving loss of
life and property than have occurred
upon any o,her railroad of equal
mileage in the state"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29
HARMFUL STOMACH DOSING,
No Need of Tt When HyOmei Is
Used to Cure Catarrh.

sea I'D OlTc I'd lafrn.
Do not try to cure catarrh of the
head by dosing the stomach. This j.
neither common sense nor scientific,
as the less medicine one swallows the
better.
To cure catarrhal troubles. breathe
the healing Hyomei and the medica-
ton will go right to the spot where
the catarrhal germs are present, and
free the system from all catarrhal
poison.
Fred D. Pierce has seen so many
cures of catarrh made by Hyomei.
some of them chronic cases, that he
gives an absolute guarantee of,cure or
money win be refunf ed with every
outfit he sells. The complete Hyomei
outfit costs but 81, while extra bottles
of Hyomei if needed are bat so cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

The Brandon Union pays high tri-
butte to Mr.. Bole of Coventry in the
following EDITORIAL:
A Mr. Bole, of Coventry, has intro
duced a oil that should speedily be
come a national law. The bill reads
that idiote, feeble minded persons,
town charges or those liable to be-
come Town charges should be unable
TO proc are a license to marry. If the
Vermont legislators are interested in
the human family this bill will be-
come a law. IL IL could then become
n national law il would be like the in
trodaction Of thoroughbred strain
into an inbred herd of mongrels.
Unless We desire to go on multiplying
idiots and paupers there is need of
this bill becoming law.
The bill should receive the careful
attention of every legislator at Mont-
Weller rs it is a measure that has TO do
with the great future of the state and
nation. This, is another important
bin Of the legislature. 1t is of in
finitely more importance than the one
hundred fish and game laws usually
passed by the legislature. 1t has to
do with the bettermenL OF the human
J ace and the upbuilding OF the natio :
mentally, morally and physically.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

When horse is so overworked it lies down
and in other ways declares its inability 10 20
further, you would consider it criminal to use
force. Many man Of huma ne impulses. who
would not willingly harm kitten. is euilty
of cruelty where his own stomach is con.
cerned. Oyerdriven, oyerwork ed, when what
it needs is something that will digest the food
eaten aud help the stomach 10 recuperate
Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia that is
sold by Fred d. Pierce, Barton; F. ]. Kinney,
Partop Landing.