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For Rent
Furnished or TnfurRisI6ed Rooms.

Furnished or UnfurEished Rooms.
THREE uufumished OF furnished rooms with
bath 1895 Lincoln ave ne IL
TWO communicating front rooms. I400 Bel
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sl2 II NW--Furnished and unfuruishsd
rooms. with or without board: phone IN house
THREE ROOMS southern exposure. second
cu third nror. Inquire after p.m. 101s o
sesl-3r
DESIRABLE ROOMS. furnished OF uufur-
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SOUTHEAST.

CHAS. II. BLUNER. n Cap. and II SITS. ne.
AcCHESNEN & JOACHIM cor. 2d and p sts.
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WANTED-At once, experienced waist and
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Miscellaneous.

WALL PAPERS. cents per ROLL CHAs
A. CARLISLE, Gas Il ST ne se33-2t
A-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO ane az
rugs. only weaving concern here. WASH
INGTON RUG Co. 50 18th st. nv. Phone
1875. aDs-tf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
DISTRICT court
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY IN
5oHNAMAN scAsE-MelNTYRE
80 PLEADS GUILTY. s.@
cHENoWETH JAIL BREAKING
CASE NOW ON TRlAL-oTHER
NOTES.

mot guilty." was the verdict in the
Bohnaman case. |
The Bohnatnan case went to the
jury just before dinner today after
the introduction Of considerable testi-
mony for the defense. 4
At about IL O'Clock Juror Scott
arose and said to the court In effect
that heap Of objecting had been in
dulged In by the attorneys and he
wanted to know, il the jury could not
do little, too. Being told that he
could get in his oar, he said bhat in
his judgment it was unnecessary to
listen to more testimony as it was
merely repetition Of what had gone
before, whereupon the lawyers agSeed
to pull off their witnesses. The Juror
Rodgers then arose and said he,
thought they had the case well In
hand and suggested that 1t was un-ss
necessary for the attorneys to make;
any arguments. After good laugh
had been INDUCED In by everybody In
the court room, including the lawyers
In the case, the latter agreed to the
suggestion and the case went to the
jury. y 7. @ 1 ID hi n.
This morning j. s. Mcintyre,
charged with assault with a dangerous
weapon, pleaded guilty. before Judge
Winchester and sentence was post
poned until the close of court this
afternoon. 5 81 /,
The case OF Arthur p Chenoweth,
charged with breaking Jail at Medora
in 1902, was called and a jury secured.
AZ bhe time Of going to press the
prosecution was presenting its case.
Assistant Attorney General Phifbrick
represents the state and Attorney,
Miller Of this city and Assistant = s.
Attorney D. B. Townsend Of Fargo,
are for the defense. The defense. III
|is presumed, will be insanity. as
superintendent Moore Of the state In.
sane hospital Is here as witness.
for Ghenowetth
II is probable the case against
|Chanoweth for cattle stealing from
4 the Huidekoper ranch Will be dropped,
as Mr.. Huidekoper has declined TO-
prosecute and evidence II said to be
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
STATE !. MIEDICS
CONCLUDED PRoFITABLE MEET
ING IN FARGO - MEET AT
II. fEe r. MINoT NEXT. -. -.

The State Medical association
closed at Fargo after a banquet
Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elected: ...@
President sDr. R. D. Campbell,
Grand Forks.
First Vice President DIR. MacI.ach.
Ian OF New Rockford.
Second Vice President-Dr. J. e.
Countryman, Grafton.
Third Vice President-Dr. II. X.
Phillips, Hope. ~ ~.
secretary-Dr. H. J.~Rowe, Cassel-
ton, (re-elected.)
Treasurer-Dr. ]. D.. Taylor, Grand
Forks. .s ~ ~. -; 49,. -,
Four councillors to serve three
years each were chosen as follows:
Dr.. Paul Sorkness, Fargo; DR.. A.
Carr, Minot; DR.. A. q. Pray, Valley
City; DIR. John Crawford, Esnond.
DIR. ]. r. Aylen of Sheldon and Dr..
Fl. @. Woutat of Grand Forks were
recommended for: disappointment on
the state board of medical examiners
and the delegates passed q resolu.
tion enorsing the work done by DR..
n. III. Healy as state superintendent
Or health. u .l3. @.5$3= as= j
AS one result OF the address de-
liyered by Prof, r. g. Laid before the
convention yesterday the delegates
adopted resolution instructing the
Legislative COMMITTEES to do all I'm Its
power to assist the pure food commits.
sion III bringing about much needed
legislation along pure food lines.
Minot was selected AS the next
meeting place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
schools.

SCuOulSs ty sl-'.l 5.rs.f y .r',s-..'-
81 Lyman W. Sperry for treasurer,
For sheriff there were two candi-
dates, D. J. McGillis and James Nc
Donald. Each vouched friendly CON
test within party lines each loyal to
the nominee, who ever it may be, at
the primaries. ~ ". N.@
For members of the legislature but
one republican candidate has thus far
entered the field, T. R. Mockler. Mr..
Mockler stated that while he was a.
recent convert from democracy and a
mparatively recent conner to this
community he now declared his
allegiance to the republican party and
while he intended to push his candi-
dacy for member of the house of
repl esentatives with vigor, his petit
tons now being out, he would never,
theless If defeated for nomination,
support the other republican candi-
dates who were successful. 49,;
For county commissioner there
were two candidates present, Mr. F.
G. Grambs, for a second term, and e.
G. Patterson. Each declared his
loyal intentions.
f. & Resolutions.
L The following resolutions were
passed by the committee: -a&
+ We, the Republicans of BurIeigh
county, acting by and through their
central committee, in session at Bis
marck, this 18th day of May, 1906,
reafirm our allegiance to the republi-
can party, indorse the administration
of Theodore Roosevelt, our sena tors
and representatives. from this state,
our present state officers, the national
commit of the republican party
from this state and, in the language
of our president, denounce muck
rakers, state and national.
The matter of delegates to the
state convention at Jamestown was
discussed and it was urged that a
representative delegation be sent and
so far as can be gathered at this time
the following will he candidates for
| delegates:
| Alex Mckenzie, E. A. Williams, G.
B. Little, r. N. Stevens, E. G. Patter-
son, Louis Larson, Henry Tatley,
Andrew Miller "A. D. Cordner, G. w
Johnson, Donald Stewart, S! r.
| Parke.
| The executive committee was au.
thorized to fill; any vacancy on the
list of candidates before or after the
primaries. '>F'-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
Killed by Lightning.

Gunder Salmonson, rs years of age,
was killed at 7:15 Thursday morning
by a stroke of lightning. He was
employed on the George Warjer farm
in Grand Forks county, and while
driving a four horse team along the
road four miles from here, he was hit
by lightning, thrown from the rig to
the road and death came before any
one could reach him. All four of the
horses were knocked down and two
were permanently blinded. There
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
CONFERENCE OF REPUBLICANS
The Republican County Central Committee Meets With
Candidates and Discusses the Outlook

3 A meeting Of the republican county
central committee was held yesterday
to discuss matters affecting the party
and to confer with such candidates as
have announced their candidacy.
Nearly all the present county officers
have had but one term and there
seems to be a general disposition to
give them another term There are a
few offices for which there are more
than one candidate, and as a pledge
Of party loyalty all candidates APP
peared before the committee and de-
clared that they would abide by the
result of the primary election June
10, and no matter whether Individual
ly successful or not in obtaining the
nomination-all would work loyalty
for the successful nominees, whose
ever they may be. -
Under the primary system in a
county SO strongly republican as Bur
leigh county, nomination at tho
primary election practically means
election in November. Thus the i'm
portance of all electors Throughout:
the county taking interest in the
primaries. sF -a
Seventeen of the twenty-cne com
mitteemen were present. ;
The central committee is as fol
lows: Alex Mckenzie, Henry Tatley,
M. J. Mckenzie, A. T. Patterson, D. J.
McGillis, G. B. Little, e. G. Patterson,
r. N. Stevens, M. H. Jewell, J. A.
Field, Donald Stewart, A. d. Cordner,
e. H. sperry, Geo. Manley, Thos. P.
Flanagan, Henry Anderson, M
Spangberg, David Mitchell, Gust W.
Johnson, Chas. A. johnson. The of.
icers are as follows: E. A. Williams
chairman, Bismarck; R. D. Hoskins
secretary, Bismarck; Henry Tatley
treasurer, Bismarck. The executive
committee: e. A. Williams, Alex
Mckenzie, Henry Tatley, e. G. Pat
terson, D. J. McGillis.
The candidates who met with the
committee and expressed their loyalty
were as follows:
I. w. Healy, candidate for county
auditor. .-.&:
A. w. Cook, candidate for clerk oil
court. -. re. VI.
John L. Peterson, for register o!
deeds.
A. T. Patterson, for states attorney
M. J. Mckenzie, for county Judge
Also John Fort for same Office.
: &c. L. tVigness, forSsuperintendent'o
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
The Lord Be Praised.

The Linton Advocate says: "Hav-
ing from time to time been requested
by business men of Linton, sub
stantial citizens of Emmons county
and lifelong friends to "cut out" the
war of words that has been carried on
between the writer and the publisher
of the Record, ever since the writer
was eighteen years ofsage, we have
decided to do so, and henceforth it is
our intention to never again use the
name of D. R. Streeter. "Now, if
Streeter would only conclude to be
good, too, how nice it would be.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
A. Rarberous Case.

The state board Of BARRIERS examin-
ers has held sessions this week, at
Dickinson, Bismarck, jamestown, Val
ley City and Fargo. Secretary Hook
er says the board examined forty
BARRIERS in the aggregate at Dickinson,
Bismarck and jamestown. There is
a notable improvement in the class of
men applying for permits to work in
the state, also in the character of the
work and tonsorial work is now as
good in the small towns as the large
ones. a+6
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
legislative Candidates,

Senator J. B. Bacon of Grand Forks,
will not be candidate for renomina-
ton, but will step aside for II. P.
Ryan, who has served two terms in
the legislature, and now desires a
promotion to the senate.
B. G. Skulason of the Sixth ward,
and E. G. Bonlie, Marvel merchant,
will he the candidates for the house
of representatives.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

Fair tonight and Saturday. Cooler
tonight with frost. Max. So, min. 46.
Regular Star Meeting-The regular
meeting of the o. 3. S. will be held
this evening. #S@. ri.
Six Hours Late-iNo. 4, east bound
on the N. p, is six hours late today,
which will bring it along about 9:45
p. m. ''. NJ T.. sE1
Enjoyed the show-A large number
of Bismarckers went to Mandan last
night to attend the theatre and were
we'll pleased with the show.
Card Party--Mrs. w. G. Gilbreath is
entertaining number Of her lady
friends at 500 this afternoon at the
Roanoke. %zfl..- b.
Lock Up Your "Dorg' State Veter.
inoi l1n " oil EIS duFlSeS pSople W LOCK
h up their dogs for while as rabies are
{ in the air and the CANNES are liable
to go daft at any moment. -
Ball Game sunday--Bismarck will
play the fast Mandan aggregation
Sunday. The boys feel sure of a
victory. Everybody come down and
see it. 1s IL u 5. II .4ss.
Pioneer Delegates = The Pioneer
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
difficult to get.

difficult to get.
1t is rumored about the court house
that in case Chenoweth is freed Irom
the charge of jail breaking that a
requisition will be asked for him by
Stock Inspector Smith of Miles City,
Montana, who is here, on the charge
of horse stealing in Montana.
: A. J. Hedrix was taken to the peni-
Tertiary today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

were five teams in line and the
driver Of the one in front Of Salmon
son was thrown from his rig, but not
injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
Elevator Burned.

The st. Anthony and Dakota ele-
vator at Considine, N. D., also eight
empty Great Northern cars were COM
pletely destroyed by lightning at 5
O'Clock Wednesday. The damage to
the elevator is estimated at SIS 300.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

Made Himself searce-t'Kid" Sulli-
van was released from Jail and in
vited to seek other chimes. This
action was taken in view Of the fact
that It would have been hard to con-
Wet him Of various misdeeds that
were credited to him, and as his
presence added nothing to the pros
perity of Bismarck. he was requested
to decamp, which he did. w
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

State Firemen's Assoeiation-secre-
tary H. L. Reade Of the State asso-
citation, says the organization was
never in better shape and that nearly
100 oon1panies~sarer Included in the
membership. Great interest is being
shown In the coming state meeting
and tournament and indications point
to a record breaking: attendance. He
says the Minot people are arranging
for many attractions to make the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
Aged Couple
Praise Duffy's

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Strosnan, who are respectively
70 and years DID, find Duys Pure Malt Whiskey their
only relief from the many ills that bese those nearimg
century mark of life. r." PIP r. : = : = r"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

Have You Noticed that.
The mistakes folks make othaa
prove hlessing to some one else.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
THE !: II j !, CITY = =
( THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Saturday. Cooler
tonight with frost. Max. So, min. 46.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

Hose company has decided the follow
ing delegates to the state firemen's
association, which meets this year at
Minpt: William Laist, Emil Froemig
and Frank Ryan. =
Thimbie Dee Mesdames G.. A. Bur-
ton and G. "A. WEIGH pleasantly enter
talned large number of their friends
yesterday afternoon with a thimble
bee at the home of the former. A de-
lightful afternoon was enjoyed.
Mrs. White Speedily Recovering
The friends OF Mrs Frank White will
be pleased to learn that she has SO
far recovered from recent operation
that she is now able to receive calls
between and o'clock in the after
noon at the hospital. ..i..:
Methodist Day-Friday, May 18th,
will be Methodist Day at Jones' drug
store. A certain per cent of all the
cash received on that day will be
given to the ladies for the new Meth
odist church. This is a good cause
and all should help. ~. Is
Extend Greetings-Tomorro the
ladies of the Florence Crittenden
home will have a reception at the
home for getting the friends of the
institution better acquainted with the
new matron, Miss Martin. The hours
will ,be from 2:30 until p. m, and
everybody is invited.
Floated the Bakery--It is said the
recent cloudburst at Linton damaged
the bakery of August Obermeier to
the extent of about $780, The bakery
stands next to a building under con-
struction, where a lot Of debris
blocked the gutter and backed the
water SO that it flooded the Easements
of the bakery and the Advocate,
Charlie Patterson's paper, and doing
considerable damage to the print
shop. ~. :.
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Pioneer Delegates The Pioneer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
1901 Farnam St.
HOUSES FOR SALE

$06O0-For an attractive Groom modern
house, in excellent condition, having oak
finish, beautiful interior decorations and
very desirable, facing east. overlooking
Hanscom Park. large lot. 6ox245 feet.
$5,500-For a very desirable 7-room modern
house, in frst-class condition, on s. 35th
Ave, near Farnam st; lot, 5oxl36 feet.
Sc 000-For well built Groom modern
house, on s. 2Sth St., near Poppleton
Ave-, hot water heat, in first-class repair,
lot 5Oxl5O feet.
modern house, with good barn, recently
put in tirst-class condition, lot 5Oxl55 feet,
reduced from $500 for quick sale; easy
,s' tssf very desirable 7-room house.
all modern except furnace, beautifully
finished in highly polished mountain oak,
; sliding doors lOIfoot ceilings, electric
ing street, east of 18th St.; lot 60Xl26 feet.
s2,75O-For a well built 7-room modern cot
tage home, in excellent condition, large
pleasant rooms good mantel and CRATE.
cstern water in kitchen, full cemented
basement, new furnace, cement walks,
fine lawn, on Bristol ST., near 18th st.
81, OOO-For 1857 Harvey ST., S-room modern
house; lot 5Ox947 feet.
s., 65O-For 316 N 25th ST., good S-room
house, modern except furnace, near high
school, close in.
s.. 65O-For s. E. corner 18th Ave. and Chi
cago St, new Groom house, modern ex-
cept furnace, facing boulevard large lot,
60xl52; room to build on rear of lot.
81, 6Oo-For 1917 Locust ST., good S-room
house, modern except furnace; owner to
leave city reason for selling.
s2,15C-For I'LL n. 18th ST., 7-room cottage,
modern except furnace, in good condition,
within easy walking distance, easy terms.
s2,1O0-For 7-room house and barn, on Bris-
tol ST., near 9th Ave; large lot, 66Xl32
feet: will sell improvements and 80 feet
s., IOO-For Groom 2-story house. modern ex-
cept furnace, on S. 18th ST., near Leaven-
worth St, east front; close in.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
GEORGE & COMPANY
Phone 756

VACANT.
s4,50o-For 66x132 feet. N. e. corner 18th
and Webster Sts. close in; old house on
lot: nonresident owner anxious to sell
and says submit offer:
AOoo.For "a feet double frontage peswee e
St., facing two paved streets. suitable for
s26OO~For 47x19o feet, N. w. corner 18th
Ave. and Dewey Ave-; very desirable for
double brick flats.
81, 250-For 47x12O feet. east front. on 18th
nat nat ''O " ~
s., 6Oo-For several choice lots. 4sx1s6 feet,
nicely located facing boulevard and park,
near Farnam car line.
81, 5O0-For 6Ox1O3 feet, east front, on Sher-
man Ave, just south OF Charles BIT.
St, $50 feet north of Woolworth Ave-, all
clear. nonresident owner says submit
sS0O-For lots 62x132 feet each. south front
on Gold ST., between 34th and 18th Sts.,
only $3.50 cash down. balance $40 per
s75o-For sox1sO feet. S. E corner ssth and
n0O-For 6OxiSs feet, west front on S4th St..
$50 feet north of Davenport st.
s3O0-For 5ox13O feet north front on Decatur
ST, $50 feet east of 40th st.
s2S0-For 4Sxl6O feet N. L. corner 46th ana
s25NFor i90xi9o feet, north front on Sara
toga St, 100 feet west of 10th St.
INVESTMENTS.
building on Farnam ST., near 18th ST.
rental 81, $50 per year to old tenants.
| S14. 5OO-For modern 2-story brick flats. in
very desirable residence district. in first
class condition; rental, 1880 per year.
| SIC 5O0-For 3 new 7-room 2-story modern
| square houses, 1 mile west of business
center, near Howard; rent, sos per
month; will sell separately IL desired.
store building, large living rooms
above. small house in rear; rental. 1884
! per year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ReAL ESTATE
Payne Investment Company
First Floor N. Y. L. Bldg.
Tel. 1881.

Southwest 3Sh
Groom modern house. month Price
erms
n. fronton theb 900
4SOg Cunning ST. rooms, good $4,000
south front $17
1312-14 s. gath St, Broom
23l5 18th ST. modern. Price $4,000
Price,
nam district. Price, $4,000, 1t
lawn ana shade trees south front three blocks from line $4,000
"
neghborhood nice shade price, $4,000 A
ished
2602 Poppeon
Is anxious to sell See make
bargain in Omaha today for $4,000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
VACANT

in Bangs sub, 220 feet south of
Shirley, facing east on 28th, $500.
10 feet north of Dupont on the west
side of 29th, beautiful lot, special
taxes all paid.
Is in 20, Hanscom Place, 800 feet
south of Hickory, on the east side of
2Sth, $3.50.
IL and IA in 2. ]. |. Redick's sub,
$50 feet north of Jackson, facing west
on goth, $3.50 each.
This property is close in and very
cheap for the money.
In Burr Oak. 275 feet south of
Shirley, facing east on 27th, $400.
Between 27th and 2Sth on Webster,
south front, fine neighborhood, $3.50.
DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM
100 acres on the Military road, Is
miles from Omaha, an ideal home
farm, high and slightly, gently rolling,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
HERMAN KOUNTZE

President the First National Bank said TO Ms the other dav
that in his opinion, 1--WE will witness unusual degree of
activity Omaha real estate during the few years. indeed
believe have about reached the beginning of pecu
lation therein
Here is recognized authority
nancer of national reputation of whose opinion the sensible
prospective purchaser will take due cognzance.
Mol
Within walking distance we offer coy home
the first floor and bedrooms and bath the second completely
MODERN built about four years ago. lot paved street.
for $780, on reasonable terms.
No.
Within walking distance 1Oroom dwelling modern, built
about five years ago, lot paved street. $4,000.
No. 3
On 18th St. just south of Pierce St. few blocks from the
Union station fine lot 6Ox32 walk paved street.
$1600 half cash. balance easy splendid lot for home to
erect flats upon for tranmen.
Near 10th and Hickory, big south front lot, 64x14O, only
81 200; quarter cash, balance to suit. Worth $1,000
No. 5
Fronting east on Browne Hail. 5Ox125 to alley $780, 800
cash, balance to suit In any other town the country Of
Omahas SIZE lot similarly located would cost you $4,000
No.
In the choicest section district lot
remains of bunch just sold to parties who will build in the
spring. block off ne paved street beautiful lot for only
So 2OO $500 cash, balance very Well worth $4,000
In incest residence portions of OMAHA amid beaut
full surroundings fronting south paved street. half block
from the car offer lot rs feet front by 40 feet to alley
for only $4,000 $500 or $500 cash. easy An ideal site
speculate hold for that home you have been planning
so long Easily worth $4,000.
newly built flats in splendid neghborhood close in
large lot paved ne pressed brick hardwood
TRIM tiled vesbue good income producers, only $9Ooo;
half cash, balance years at 8 per cent
Real. ESTATE IS GETTING ACTIVE. YOU
WILL HAVE TO HURRY.
DENNEY
524-5 Paxton Block
TEL 24OO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
d. V. SHOLES co.
722 N. Y. Life Bldg. Telephone 4t
722 N. Y. Life Bldg.

N,&o-4l& Erskine St. broom cottage,
water and gas, sewer In the street
Lot, 5ONlS IT. Small barn and fruit
trees. House in frst-Class condition.
new roof. newly papered and painted
500 cash, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
N,5Oo-2l0 Ohio St. 5-room dwelling sewer
snd water, good cellar, newly
painted, permanent walk, Soft. lot
This is a snap.
S,25o-New fine Groom all mod. house,
north part of the city. Built by
owner for home, very choice To-
cation given on application.
$500 Groom new house, strictly mod, we'll
built just completed. West Far
nam district 3 blocks from Farnam
car. A rafting good bargain.