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New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day 70,
Bremen the Barbarossa are:
Mrs p y 1 M and and MT r, SsFRF stba2fer ska.,
MY; and Mrs. E, Dana Wheeler: r,,,.
professor sr and Mrs A ] Mrs s J 4 n worthington,
Mrs G 1''is l. Mead Dr. and Mrs Justin H.rold.
Those who will sail to-day for Hamburg on the
Blucher
i2isIS'E shs Eliott i5a 9'is MI and Mrs Thornton
MF htusr1f and M1s rii'-fi Henry 1 Stern, '''' . =
La Touraine will sail to-day for Havre with the
following passengers:
Mrs Bacon NJ M. aRd NJ .1a1, AISe5t Ense
Travellers who arrived yesterday from Bremen
on the Kaiser Wilhelm II were:
M Mrs. John Crosby Mrs Louis Flsschuann
Sa RsHse n.: MIS- T,,..r '.sA''"
NJ, nfa Sas: T5sSs5
The cabin list of the Oceanic. which arrived yes
terday from Liverpool. included:
Mrs. E J, Berwin- Mr.. and Mrs Charles Serb
asas5sr Meeev.r sns Mrs MY. faons. sseas
Mr and Mrs H Dillon Rip Thacher.
George B. Wilson
Miss cornelia V. r. Robb
on the Caronia which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool were:
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. New
Andrews.
Walter 5. Clifford Lady Roberts.
Mr Mrs Edward E Mrs. A. l. Sexton
Hail Mr. and A. p Leeston
Charles B Smith
Macdonald William Gillette.
Dallas D. L. McGrew. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Barber
Mr.. Mrs Thomas Nc Mr. and Mrs L. H. Wealth
Kean. erbee
MT. and Mrs. II. II. Porter
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

FLAvORING EXTRACTS
Red Star brand: man
uractured in our own
laboratory and warranted
absolutely pure. Vanilla.
2-oz- bottles, regularly
lTc, now lac: 4-oz. bot
ties. regularly 3sc, now
2ec; s-oz- bottles. regu-
larly $50. now 4Sc: 1909.
bottles. regularly s1.06.
Lemon ZOE. bottles
regularly i5c. now lzo; A
OF bottles. regularly 2sc.
now .2c: s-oz. bottles
regularly 4sc. now sec
16-oz. bottles, regularly
ooc' nOW q B c
Almond. Orange and
Rose-s-oz- bottles. regu-
Iarly l5c. now. life
Lily White Brand To-
msto Catsup. guaranteed
absolutely pure and un-
colored; ts-pint. 1Ic;
dozen. s1.2s: pint. lie;
dozen, s1.93: quart. 26c:
dozen, san; gallon Jugs,
each. 7sc.
Royal English worces-
tershire Sauce: !. bottle,
l6c: dozen. $1s1: = bot
tie. 2sc; dozen. sS.IT:
large bottle. 4sc; dozen,
s5.s4; gallon jug. S1.s4.
French Capers. Leon
Maroeau brand, y bottle.
lsc; y bottle, sac: Il gal
Ion Jar. siss.
French Mustard. Leon
Marceau brand. small pot.
lec. large pot. ..... .lso
Extra Large Quee
Olives. io-oI. bottle at
24e: 20-oz. bottle at s4o:
so-oz. bottle at see: I GAL
Ion Jar ..........si.e4
Assorted Stared Queen
Olives. large bottle ESQ
Red Star" brand Fx-
ira Fine Quality Pickles.
Chow Chow. Gherk!as. or
Mixed: pint bottles. ale;
quart bottles .3+c
Royal Salad Dressing /.
small size. &c: dozen.
t1.O4: y pirt size. zee:
dozen. s257: pint size.
SIC. dozen .....s4. -
PEARS.
JessRmine --.... e6c
CHERRIES.
Jessamine Brand. can.
@9C, dozen ... xJ.3I
] = a Inc Brand
4 - a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

CEREALS-Bsst White
Granulated Horniny, 5-lb.
cotton bags. elsewhere
lsc: our price. I5o; a4is )
10. bags .58c
Yellow Meal, Grauu-
lated. 1o-lb. bag. this
So .-..s. .... sc
Best White Grauulated
Farina. Lib cartons. Sc T;
dozen. SIC: 5-lb. cotton
oa6e Z3C
Chester Barley, large.
perfect grain. pound car
tons. Sc each: dozen, $40;
6-lb- cotton bags. .22c
California Cracke q
W h eat large. perfect
grain. 2-lb. carton; regu-
larly sold for Isc; this
sa'o ''''.ss........-...9c Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

COFFEE.
Our celebrated Red
Star Coffee" The regular
price for lib. cartons is
2sc: for this sale Il is re-
duced 10 gSc: 5-lb. car
TEAS.
Amaryllis Chop Tea;
mixed Formosa Oolong.
English Breakfast, Cey-
lon. Japan. Young Hyson
and Gunpowder; our reg
ular price 4sc a pound;
special for this sale. 3sc
a pound; 5-lb. caddy.
s1.s4; 10-lb. caddy. ss.76.
COCOA.
Red Star" brau d d
Breakfast Cocoa; u
can, regularly Ice; spe-
cial. I5c: BIB. can. regu-
larly s1.64; special 81 "a
McCann's Flaked Oat-
meal comes TO US direct
in bulk from Drogheda.
Ireland. and is then put
up in our own factory; .
III. cartons. 1sc; 5-lb. cot
ton bag ........... .3sc
Instantaneous Tapioca.
lib. cartons, a tea cup
makes a pudding for ten
persons. at &c. dozen.
s1.os
Frenoh Sardines. Leoa
Marceau Brand. our own
exclusive imp or taticp:
finest quality packed; =
box. 2ec each: dozen.
S2.9s: y box, ale each
dozen. s3.5S: magnums.
SOC each: dozen. 81. 81
Melville Brand. high
hs. ale; dozen. .2.41; hs.
21o; dozen ..........sS 50. IS
French Sardines. Louis
brand. Il box. LOG: dozen.
Soused Mackerel. lib.
cans. 15c: dozen. $l-6s: 2
10. cans. 24c: dozen $2.1 II
Lily white Brand Dry
Shrirnps. small caLs, lOc:
dozen. sl14: large cans.
l9cs dozen ..........$2.l1 Il
PEACHES. Can.
Empress Brand $500. l6c
Teal Brand .........- .lsc
Jessamine Brand.
sliced ...-.-.-. &c
Jessamine Brand . eic
Lily White Brand.
siiceG -..... . g
Sliced Peaches. Califor-
mia. lib. cans. i2c each /:
dozen n.............si-S5 .... u
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Special june Sale Values
i'm
Lawn Wrappers and Negligees

s1.ls FAnSy Lawn Kim0nos, so
Light and medium colorinss and designs
-plested and yoke styles-plain and
fancy band trirn-extra fuIi-all sizes.
S1s47 Lawn Wrap Cpers. ......... SO
Light colorings in figure and stripe effects
yoke front. pleated back-extra dsep
hounce skirt emb'y trim d-an sizes.
s2.25 Wrappers & Negllgces, l.39
Lawn and Dimity-fancy effects with
large or small trimmed collars-ftted or
| loose-fuu sklrts-with and without deep
1 founceS-ail sizes.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Macy Grocery Specials.
Mail Orders
Promptly
Filled.
Fifth Floor

LILY WHITE BRAND Absolutely Pure Grape Juice 1t pint
2c dozen, 81 53 pint 22c Dozen quart soc: dozen
81. .46 y gallon, 74c; gallon 81 - |
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

BRILLIANTINE BON COAT SUITS.
smartly tailored. superior quality.
also fancy Worsteds ana Panamas
In platds. black and fashionable
colors-Eton. RoleTo and Box Goats
cp-to-date models and finish IN M
were S=U-9S -............ Il - ~
WOMEN : TAILORED SUITS
Fancy Notles. Panamas and Silk
hniShed Henriettas-blacll and newest
shades-carefully tailored or trimmed
IN stylish effects-EtcB. BolerO 4 x ne
and Box Coats-were $50. 90. AVs 70
TAEFETA SILK SCITS-Shi-t Waist
Styles-black and cOlOrs-prettily
trimmed with tucked or deep lace
yckes finished with dainty flower
effects In stlk-latest models In Skirts
also natty Peter Pan styles in
checks with contrasting trim n nS
NOMEN'S WASHABLE SUITS-Dotted
Swiss, Lawns. Linens: also Chambrays-
all colOrs-circular pleated Skirts
trimmed with tucks and lace and
embroidery. in a variety Of OQ
pleasing styles-value S5.9S. ..... 80 y "
Splendid ASSIGNMENTS Of Washable
Suits IN Irressy and Shirt Waist
styles-every variety Of material
and design 1O0 to 20 9S
All worth about so per cent more.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
June Sale Values
In
Wnnen,S cnrSefS

No Mail or Teleohone Orders.
Batiste and Light Weight Coutl-hRbtt
hin or straight around-wtth or with
out garters-hIack. white and
dran-regularly 81 25 and 81. So -... 70
Fine French SiIk-hnished Batiste; also
Novelty Corsets-favorite models
for Princess Gowns-elaboratel
trimmed with lace and ribbon
worth 81 49-June Sale Price. ... l %
Fin, silk Novelty and Coutn COrsets-
smart models. including some high
grade genuine whalebOne cOrsetS-
sold by others at s. 9S to ST.9S-
Our Itlne Sale Price. .....-----..-. = .SS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
$3.50 NegIigees & Wrappers, Isl

$3.50 Negligees & Wrappers, 1.S>
Extra quality Dimity and Lawn-beauts-
ful foral designs, large and small effects
flowing and tight sfeeves-dafntffy
trimmed with lace.
So SO Pine Eegiigees......... 26S
White and Fancy Lawns and Dotted
Swiss. in dalntiest foral effects. also
White-Erupire and Princess styles
some with low neck and shirTed bCdices--'
handsomely trimmed with laces. ernhToi1--
cry. beading. ribbons and satin bows
short and long sleeves-au excellent as-
sortnent Of charming styies.
Finer to Sc. .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

TAFFETA AND PEAC DE SOLE CCAIs-s
Lustrous luaHty-three-quarte lsngrh--t
deep double colIarCsilk tie and 4 %
ornauent-value S1O.sS .-....-... Ss|o
TAFFETA SILK COATS-Rfch quality.
= lsngth-Empire or deep q On
applique Ccllar-worth Sl69s. --.- ~
Very Rich Coats OF Peau de Sofs
and Tdffeta SILK 20 S2f9s.
Worth fully double.
CHIFFON TAFF'ETA ETONS. also
, Peau de soie-Fitted. pleatsd and
shirred nodels-rtchly embroidered or
with elaborate braid and = M0
ornament trfu-wera 81. 9s- 20
a very comprehensive assortment
including all latest styles. s4-5e 60
S15eS-Csreatly reduced.
TAN COVERT ENGLISH BOX COATS
Satin lined-notched collars x %
tapped seams-were SIS. es. ..... Os>0
WOMEN'S 5 DRESS SKIRTS-Chiron
Panama Broadclot1. Serges. Cha~1ots
and English mixtures pleated and
circular styles with folds
Spleudidly tatlOred--all lengths A M
and bands-were s. so .-.. f.So
Great variety of smart and elegant
styles. in all materials and STYLES
Of trimming. 81 9S To Sla9S
CHINA SILK WAISTS-excelIent
quality-very attractively tailored
OF with deep lace yokes and A O0
ou1s-good valus az 50 9s q =
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
s1.49 Lawn Wrappers. . SO
s2.2s Warmers & Negllgces. I 3.
Early Reductions IN
Dressing and Xircn0 SacqreS

For women-white and colored-sheer
Lawns. Dotted Swisses. Dirnities and
Batiste-Floral. Japanese. also allover,
neat figures and strtpes-htted. semi
fitted and loose-round or sailor COLLAR
Dutch or V neok-prertlly trirTd with
fine lace emb'y. and combination bands
long sleevee
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E.
Andrews.
Walter 5. Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Macdonald.
Dallas u L. McGrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kean.
MI. and HRS. II. IL. Porter.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Complete Stocks
Tennis Goods.
Fifth Floor

For that matter, every line
in the Macy Sporting Goods
store is complete-Golf Goods,
Camping Goods, Boats, Canoes,
Launches, Bicycles, Fishing
Tackle, etc.
Prices are low-every article
is SAFELY cheap:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Among the passengers who will sail to-day 70,
Bremen on the Barbarossa are:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Waists

As our statements known reliable,
this presentation OF will be
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. New
comb.
Lady Roberts.
Mrs. A. l. Sexton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Lseston
Smith.
William Gillette.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Wealth
erbo&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
FOR SALE-REM ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTl
GEORGE & CO., 1901 FARNAM STREET

lei. douglas TO-
$500 for good Groom, modern house. hot
water heat, on s. 18th Ave, near Dewey
Ave, lot has double frontage, with room
TO build another house, facing 2lth 81:
So 40 or new 6-room, modern, square hou O.
2 stories, on West Harvey ST, lot 4oXl2l
feet; never occupied; south front.
$500 for well-buit, Groom house, all mod
ern except furnace; Jak-finish sliding
doors, fine mantel and CRATE; very. at
tractive interior; on Spaulding St., near
18th st.
5000 for Groom, 2-story house modern ex-
cept furnace, new in 1904, near Kountze
Place; owner leaving city reason for SELL
500 for lbs Webster St., Groom cottage,
, in good condition, city water, sewer and
gas in each room, large cistern; recently
papered throughout all specials paid in
full; lot 33xl32 IT.
2iOJ for nice 1-room cottage, modern eN-
cept heat barn, beautiful shade trees;
lot 50XlB IT., corner 18th and Spaulding
SITS. very desirable.
S27OO for 1918 Madison Ave, S-room, mod
ern house; large barn; lot 45X127 it.; paved
street; near Sherman flats.
$50 for southeast corner 2Sth Ave. and
Chicago St, new Groom house, including
reception hall; modern except heat; lot
5Oxl52 It. VIII divide and sell nIh of lot,
with improvements, for $3.50
g. $50 for S-room house all modern except
. furnace, in good condition, on 25th ST.,
near Chicago St; would rent for $50 per
month. special reduction price for
quick sale.
s2'bOO for 1917 Locust St. we'll built s-room
house. modern except furnace, in good
condition.
S24OO for Groom cottage, modern except
furnace, good condition, east front! on
18th St, near Clarke st. lot 33x132 II.
81 100 for 7-room house and barn on Bristol
St, near 9th Ave; lot 66xl32 IT. Room to
build another house on lot.
1880 for 1928 Burdette ST., 7-room house,
in good condition, city water sewer and
gas; cistern water in kitchen; nicely To-
Gated lot 50x120 IT,
$500 for good Groom house, in first-class
condition; recently shingied and painted;
has city water, sewer and gas; nice
shade trees; north front, on Corby St,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
MONEY TO LoAN-KEAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN

At 3 and 6 per cent ON improved real
estate in amounts $500 ard upwards.
No delay, We pass on security.
Garvin Bros, 1904 Farm am.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

lbJl Earndm.
near 18th St
81. $50 for broom cottage, with city water,
sewer and gas Cistern water I'm kitchen;
recently papered and in good condition;
cement walks; on 18th St boulevard, near
Lake school.
S. 500 for lot having 80 feet frontage on
PARK Ave, and s0th ST., with wei built s.
room modern house on 1t, which will rent
for $40 per month, leaving sufficient room
for more houses; located between Jack
1850 for lot having "a feet double frontage
on 26th Ave. and 9th st, south of Dewey
Ave; fine location for brick fats.
$500 for 23X132 feet, north front, on Doug
las St near 22d st.
81 500 for 5Ox14O feet, west front, on sd st.
$50 feet north Of Woolworth Ave. All spe-
Gals paid in full.
81, 600 for four choice lots facing Central
boulevard, 4Sxl36 feet each, having double
frontage and near Farnam car line.
81 $50 for co by about 16O feet, south front,
on Lincoln boulevard tBemis ParlO be
tween S4th and 36th SITS; have 24S feet
frontage to sell in this location
$500 for 45x127 feet, south front. on Madison
Ave, 21O feet east of 10th St; paved ST.
$3.50 for 50xl16 feet, south front on Marcy
st between 31st and SD; on grade.
$500 for 5Ox150 feet, north front, on Burt
St, Just west of SOth St.
$500 for 5Ox1SO feet, north front, on Decatur
St, $50 feet east Of 10th ST:
$3.50 for 43x15O feet corner Of 18th and Mich
olas SITS. ..-
$4,000 for four Groom detached modern
houses. renting for S1,44O per year, near
oath and Harvey SITS.
10000 for 514-16-1S S. I'D St. S-story frame
building Of about "a rooms. divided into
apartments; all modern; renting Tor
81 800 per year.
IS 800 for 3-story and basement brick store
building on Harvey near 18th st.
81 800 for brick store building used as groc-
ery and bakery. on lot S0xl4O feet in size
located in north part, where there Is an
old established business.
50 500 for 1919 Clarke St, 2-story frame
building; rental so per month
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

Plattsmouth; all under cultivation, good
fve-room house, barn. double corn crib,
two wells, good young orcharl; land lays
rolling. Price, $50 per acre. VIII ex-
change same Tor good residence In
Omaha, South Omaha or any good east
ern Nebraska town. Must be free from
circumference; nothing against this place.
Will rent for $500 an acre cash. Can
give possession of this Immediately. For
further particulars write Falter & Tate.
plattsmouth, Neb. Z-4i4 "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
"a ACRES
FOR SALE-FARMS

of a 64O-acre home
stead for sale cheap; nine miles from
railroad and good Nebraska town.; excel
lent soil and close TO running water; see
or write to DR.. Pribbenow, 2l4 Karbach
block, Omaha, Neb. H-M9n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

ONLY, HOTEL in town; trade for land or
sell; bus line and mail from train; livery
barn. Pays from $3.50 to 5000 a year.
Sell on account Of wife's health Address
W-I. IN 144 A12
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
FOR RENT-FARMS
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-Geno Neb.,
seYen-room residence, want western land;
5000 grocery and meat market for land:
900 hotel for land; several stocks gen
eral merchandise and hardware; SOS. 600
hardware and building for ranch; north
east Kansas farm for ranch M l.
Mcintyre. Seneca, Kan. Z-774 25x
WILL exchange unimpToyed farm for
small stock Of goods; 100 acres, $, 900 A.
II. Kull, Primrose, Neb. Z-M924 q
GOOD 7-room house, fun lot, s24 s. 10th
18th and Nicholas, to exchange for cheap
property. ]. II. Parrotte, Paxton Block
Z-861 p
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

Fine s-room house all modern, finely fin
isbed in oak below combination fixtures,
full cemented basement, south front lot,
being No. 3O22 Pacific st. Price $500.
Choice s-room house, modern throughout,
oak finished below, hot water heat, full
cemented basement, full lot, facing east on
Park Ave, No. 1922 Park Ave. Price 50 500
rooms. toilet. city water. gas good cell
lar, cistern, large lot. This Is No. 1921 South
10th st. Price $500.
7-room house. being No. 1865 Farnam ST.,
walking distance, S,l25.
7-room modern house, only 4 years old
being No 2617 Parker st. Price 5000.
B-room cottage and brick store, cottage
has city water, gas. good cistern No 1901
s. 10th st. Price for both, $3.50.
7-room cottage, gas, city water. every
thing I'm good condition, No. 2S06 Ohio ST.
Price 81, 500; 500 cash, balance to suit.
TWO Groom houses. with city water. gas
all in good repair. rental $50 per month (;
No 1924 North S3d and No. s3O9 spaulding
st. Price 5000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

7-room house. in fair repair, lot 5OxlSO.
No. 3G39 Seward Price $780, Look this
over and submit offer.
Groom cottage, gas. cistern, lot 50x15O,
No. 3120 Burt St, LOO.
New Groom cottage, modern except fur
mace. at No. 1881 N. 9th Ave. Price 81, 700
Don't forget to look this over.
Groom house city water, rental S12 per
month. No. 2Sl2 Miami st, $1,000; $500 cash,
balance to suit.
S-room brick house. modern except fur
mace, barn, 2 large lots. shade and fruit
No. 1047 Atlas st. Priced at $1,000. Look
II over and submit offer,
5-room house city water. born, 0avod
street, lot 63x2S5 No. 5O26 N. 3Oth st.
Price $1,000
4-room house, closet city water, sewer
I No. 1902 n 26th st. Price $500; 500 cash.
balance monthly.
ACREAGE
| 5-room house, newly papered and painted,
| good cave barn, chicken house, well and
| cistern, lots of small fruit, acre of ground,
6 blocks from car line. Price $3.50.
! 4 acres north Of Krug park, lies nice and
! level. Price $1,000; $3.50 cash, balance to suit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
TO EXCHANGE FOR OMAHA
pRnpERTX

800 acres, well improved, one and one-halt
miles from good railroad town in Holt
county Mo-; all high bottom, sandy loan
soil of the very best quality. Never failt
to grow big crop. About 100 acres in fall
wheat 200 acres will be In corn, balances
tame grass. Price $50 per acre. VIII take
good Omaha income property to the amount
OF $4,000. and give time on balance. J. II.
Adkins. Craig, Mo. Z-5n 26x
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

$45OO-$3OOO cash, Groom house, modern,
barn, best part of South Omaha.
81 2O0-One and one 3-room houses, two
lots, $500 or $500 cash. balance monthly,
18th, between n and o SITS.
81 OOO-Cash, 7-room house, city water, east
front, ~ block from car, 18th, be-
tween M and Missouri Ave.
1,GO0-1k cash, Broom house, city water
81 .5OOEs5OO cash, $3.50 a month, 5-room
: house, bath, 919 N 18th st.
81, 3OO-S4OO cash, 92l N. 18th St., 5-room
house, city water, bath, snap.
$780, cash. 7-room house, modern, nice
location.
s., 5OO-Sl, 900 cash, rooms, modern except
furnace, Ist st.
Three broom houses, on separate lots,
$500 to $500 each; $50 to SlOO cash, balance
monthly.
5 acres, y miles south Albright car line,
we'll Improvisation, one-haf cash,
FRANK J. PERSONS
GLASGOW BLOCK.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
os 10 E..XCHANGE

GOOD FARM LANDS TO EXCHANGE
FOR CITY PROPERTY.
IS acres located within a mile OF platts-
mouth. Nebraska; land lays fairly we'll.
all under cultivation, good fve-room cot-
tage, small orchard barn and other out
buildings. VIII exchange a 5000 equity
in this place for good dwelling In Omaha
or South Omaha, of equal value.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
FOR sALE-aEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
r. c.. PETERS & co.

List Your Properties Exclusively With Us For The Next ~
60 Days We Have Many Buyers. In Addition Will Advertise
Them Freely And If Priced Right We Will Move Them For You
The Following Are Some OF Our Exclusive Listings:
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in WHY?
REA ESATRA AND sURAC SO w DIRK
FOR EXCHANGE

If YOU do not find what you want IN this
column, put an ad. In and you will soon
get It Z-e9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE
5-room house, barn. etc. full lot $s5oOO.
Farnam, and s175OOO.
W. corner and Pinkney, stores. $2.5OOOO
1O-room $2SOO $25OOOO.
Lot II, Hill, Groom, modern. $26OOOO.
s. Ssx6O. s-rOom, modern. $4,000.
27O5 Dewey Ave, Ssx6O s-room modern. $S9OOOO.
/Ssrd Burt, modern. $s,SOO00 each.
Lot 90 block HILL 1O-room modern. $4,000.
N. St.. 10-room modern, brick house. 100000.
Hickory brick $4,000. 100000
VACANT LOTS.
Qatalpa Place, together. $4,000
Underwood Dundee Place 75x5O S15OOO
locstion. from $4,000 to $4,000
Mystic lots opposite Field Club. cash. $4,000.
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1927 Conn av, Sr. b..25.O0
ia Sd Sc. 6r, b. ...22.O
1904 II ne. Or, b. 30. 20
Redwood, D C, 6r....f2.Oo
Bfightw'd. 20 acres. 10. 90
Lot II so 1927 100
Lots "a g. d. 81 Te-. $500
COLORED.
726 I'd ne, 6r.....i2.:,3
229 Express al, Ar. .7.30
! APARTMENTS.
The Louisiana, Sr, b. $50
| Tie Alabama. llth and
| N NV. 4. 5. FIR and b
| apis. -. $3.50 to $500
The Maury. No22, Or, b5o. 90
| The Aiienhurst, 18th and
Col I'd, 5r,b apis, 1888. 90
| aud $40. SO.
Park rd NV, near 18th, 5
i & CIR & b, $3.50 & $3.50
The Avon, 18th and Col
| rd, 5 & Or, b apis, 81. 80
$3.50 and $3.50
I NV bet 18th & 18th, 5
| s. Or & b apis. $3.50
to $3.50.
| The Eiberon, nth and
! Col rd, 5 & Or, b apis,
$3.50. $3.50 & $3S so
1887 10th NV, Ar, b-.37. 90
1887 10th NV, 5r, b.3b.03
/ The Stoddert, 5r, b. IS. 10
1913 Willard. Or. b..32 30
B & Q, No 9, Or, b. 80. 90
b Sc bet 18th & 18th. 81
| Il b apis, t24 & S26. 90
/ Mass nv Sc bet 18th and
14th. 4 & 81 & b apis,
So. so, $25 and $27 90
Morgan NV. Or and b
| apis .............3 90
| 70I RIav NV, Or, b. Is. 90
B e. Q. No 1, 7r. b. % 90
769 Girard NV Ar, b. .I9. rs
1850 Orleans pl. Al. 1850
1856 Morton ne, At, b. is. SO
1920 G ne, Ar, b. Z. is. 90
Quincy ne, Ar, b, apis. ia. 90
! COLORED.
Ii143 Chicago ne. lr, b. 12. 80
145 Chicago ne, 4r, b. ~. so
APARTMENTS IN THg
IDDEET. THE B. 4 @.
THE REGINA.
ICES.
! 1923 r NV. $3.50
t1114-16 f NV. .$10-$I6
4 1921 F NV. .S10-S15
iISw cor 18th & Enw.$4-$I5
1908 F NV. room 4. 10. &C
4 1908 L nv. room ,. 10 oe
Res.
I II D NV .55. 90
1901 9th NV, sto. Ar, b. 40. 90
1920 II NV. as. NC
BLESS.
Is. $6.W
LiTiES FOR THE COL.
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~ 18th --eaFs.Ss W. 10 on
APARTMENTS.
The CARLISLE. 1918 n,
Misunderstanding:
2 rooms beth. -. .223. &c
2 rooms. bath. -. IL. 50
1920 o, LIST fl. 5r. b. rs. so
3of6la r, Or, b, heat25. 90
3o1U X, Or. b, heat. .25.bt
30401A r, Or, b. heat -. so
303S n, 5r. b. heat. %. 30
1712 Sd, ID. 5r. b. .22. 80
SOFA 23d. LIST q. g. b21 so
3040 R, 5r. b. heat. 20. 30
30s41a r, 5r, b, heat2o.50
/ S03sia X 81, . ls.4L--
s042Ia r, 5r. b, heat2e. so
5012 NJ. Pr. w ..12.50
SUBURBAN.
Woodlawn, Cleveland
place .......... So. 90
OFFICE ROOMS
<S2-4S6 Ia av, heste
runs. IS. $50. S12 30. SIG
houses aud Oats apply al
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