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The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

The separation Of the Duke and
Duchess of Marlborough is deeply re-
GREETED among the conservative people OF
all classes In England, but especially so
in Oxfordshire among the county people
of the establishment at Blenheim Palace.
a resident Of Oxfordshire writes 90
friend on the subject in the following
sympathetic terms: while refralning
from any comment on the circumstances
which have led to the impending breakup
Of the establishment at Blenheim Palace,
I may perhaps be allowed to express the
real sorrow felt in this county at the
intimation that Blenheim is to be no
longer the country home Of the Duchess
of Marlborough. ] am not referring 10
any regrets from social point Of view,
Tor Blenheim has never, for reasons IN
necessary 20 dwell on, been the center
during the present regime of the splen-
did hospitality dispensed there in the
time of the seventh duke, grandfather Of
the present. But the Duchess Of Mari
b0rough's kindly, gracious, ard sympI-
thetic interest in very many good works
and charitable enterprises in Oxford and
the Woodstock district has gained her
many friends. Blenheim has been during
the last few years the scene If not Of
much social gayety, OF many meetings
promoted to assist the cause Of the dis
tressed and suffering. And II is as l have
said. a real sorrow to many people 90
think that the young duchess, whose
sweet though rather sad and wistful
countenance and curiously sympathetic
voice and manner have become so IA
miliar 10 many at SUCH gatherings both az
Blenheim and oxford. viii no more be
seen and heard among us Such kindly
words from a neighDor are indeed a triD-
ute TO the gentle character Of the AmeTi-
can-born Duchess OF Marlborough She
is only twenty-nine years old, just across
the threshold Of life, one may say. yet
her future IS blasted and darkened By the
contemplation OF "a dismantled home and
severed family ties The press and society
insist on limiting at scandal, and vaguely
promise disclosures Of infdeliues on the
part OF the husband. but the friends Of
the young duchess know that It is the
studied neglect and continued unkindness
of the duke that have worn out her pa
thence. There are some onenses that no
heart can forgive, and cruel Indifference
and frequent sights are among them.
They breed that incOmpatlbDity Of tenn
per for which there is no redress and no
remedy. Deserti0n or inhdelity, even, can
be forgotten and forgiven, if followed by
true penitence and a sincere effort 20
amend ones conduct. but VINO can obliter-
ate from ones heart the scars made 5y
wilIful neglect and selfish indifference.
from the one nearest TO US, who should
be also the deaTest2
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
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POULTRY SUPPLIES.

Southern Poultry Supply Company,
go Street Northwest
p, S. MULTUM OWN Egg Pro55.sr
S p 5. ROUP CURE
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
Charge of the photographic Brixad,

se OF the photographic Brigade
Half word. half a word.
Half a word, sundered.
Al IN a fight 70 death
Rode the three hundred.
Forward the Simplifed
Charge it to me, he cried;
I'm on Il. Matthews side
Boom the Tires hundred
Forward the Simplifed.
Was there a letter sighed
Not though twas easy seen
Teddy had Numbered.
Theirs not 20 make a kick.
Theirs not to quarrels pick,
Theirs but to skidoo quick
Into the document PRINT
Went the three hundred.
Departments 70 right of them,
Departments to left Of them,
Congress III front Of them,
Scolded and Numbered:
Storm d at With words Of soon,
Lambasted and left foTlCm.
Into the printing press,
Into the Message, shorn,
Went tho three hundred.
Departments TO right Of them,
Departments TO left Of them,
Congress hot after them,
SColded and thundereds-
Chased from the Capitol,
Bundled out one and all
Back 10 the way to spell
None WIS there left TO tell
The fate OF three hundred
Thus did their glory fade
Oh. what a fuss they made
All the 0cTld wondered.
HOoray for the stunt they tried,
Hcoray for the Simplified
Noble three bundled.
Dan H. Low. in Providence Journal.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
washington Good Enough.

From the Richmond News-Leader.
"A number Of Congressman viii doubt
less find Washington a good enough place
to spend the Christmas holidays this
year" The cutting off of free railroad
passes has added wondrously to the at
Effectiveness of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

AS for the young duke, IN circles where
he is known intimately he IS considered
10 be a little upstart and pOpinjay, and
he has but few advocates on his side OF
the quarrel It is true that King Ed
ward has shown exceptional frieLdliness
toward him on several public occasions
since the rumor OF the separation first
was heard. notably on the occasion Of
the assembly OF The Chapter Of the
Garter at Windsor Castle. when King
Haakon Of Norway was invested with
the insignia Of that order. The Duke
OF Marlborough. one learns. looked par
ticularly awkward and embarrassed IA
his robes. but the King was singularly
gracious TO him. and set him at mis- ease.
II is well known that his majesty has
been greatly DESTROYS Of q reconciliation
between the Duke and Duchess Of MARI
borough. and his marked kindness 10 the
duke at the meeting OF the chapter and
the banquet given afterward to the
Knights Of the Garter may have been
part Of his plan 10 bring about the rec
onciliation he so earnestly wished The
question naturally arises. Why is the
present Duke of Marlborough a member
OF the Knights of the Garter at all?
The son-in-law Of King Edward. the Duke
Of Fife. and the Kings brother-in-iaw
the Duke Of Argyll. are not, and the late
Duke Of Marlborough. father of the
present duke. was not For while the
late duke was known 10 be guilty OF gross
immOralities he was at the same time a
clever. highly educated. cultivated man.
OF exceptional intellectual attainment
and IL was greatly deplored that his per
sOnal conduct debarred him from that
position IN public affairs for which he
was better fitted by natural gifts than
his brilliant, if erratic. brother, Lord
Randolph Churchill But the son pos
sesses no such qualities. and is neither
gifted nor capable Of any important
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

cles And I've called the children.
They're dressing Sos Miss Benson We
are all going back with you Gracious. I
must help little Larry on with his boots.
The skys getting awful light
Ellen Grey turned restlessly and flung
back the afghan her husband had tucked
about her. Where was she? Oh. yes; in
the sitting-roomt There stood the tree,
strangely gaunt in the pale dawn. She
remembered now There were no match
es with which to light it, She hoped the
children would sleep until very late. She
sat up very straight. Steps. steps just
outside the door. Perhaps David had
found some matches after all Perhaps
Larry
Hark. The herald angels sing
GLORY % the ueg-bOGu King:
Peace on earth and mercy mild.
God and sinners recouciled.
She stumbled toward the door. Those
voices, a bass she knew well, a tenor
that had Tung in this room, oh. how Of
ten, and. yet that was her sisters queer,
uncertain alto among the childish fall
settos. She opened the door and leaned
dizzily against its frame
Lucy. Lucy" she cried. and flung
wide open her arms
Miss Benson. Hiram Grey's governess,
looked far across the valley where the
first pale pink shafts Of sunlight were
touching the mountains with a faint ce-
lestial glory.
Hiram and Larry Grey tried TO look IN
concerned, and said something about its
being uncommon warm Christmas wealth
ct, but the small Hiram GTeys plunged
madly into the house and up the narrow
stairway to the rooms where they knew
their cousins would be found.
Come on, kids" shouted Larry. the sec
ond. Come on, an sing herald angels
an see what Santa Claus brought you"
And down in the doorway stood the re-
united brothers and sisters. the glory of
the sun-kissed mountain tops reflected in
their faces.
Copyright, 1906. by Homer spqaguel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-27
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
1a01 Fnrnam
loOl fhrnafn.
hU USES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
S5,5OJ for desirable groom, nOdern house,
on 18th Ave, near tarnam; lot DOXlSb II.
S5,OU0 tor well-Duilt, Groom, modern mouse,
on s. 18th ST, near Poppleton Ave; not
water heat; lot 0Oxl50 II.
$3.50 Tor excellent Groom house, modern
except furnace, highly polished oak finish,
sliding doors, l0-foot ceilings, fine mantel
ana crate. on Spaulding, east OF 18th st. !;
lot 5Ux12S It.
Sc, lOO for 225 California St., good s-room,
modern house, with barn; lot 50x155 It. !;
price reduced from S3,6O for quick sale.
81, 100 for well-built, groom, modern cot
tage, with mantel and crate, full
ce.nented basement, new Carton furnace,
fine cistern, cement walks, nice lawn, on
Bristol ST., near 18th ST.; in best of con-
dition.
s., ~ TOR 7-room cottage home, all modern
except furnace; built only about year,
ago for home; good barn, beautiful
shade trees and fine lot, 5Oxl2S tt, a.
southeast corner 18th and Spaulding St
$3.50 for 3l6 N. 18th St, good s-roon
house, modern except heat, within cas-.
walking distance from postoffice.
Chicago ST., new 5-room house, modern
except heat, on boulevard, lot 5Oxl52 IT.
VIII sell improvements and one-half of
81, $50 for fiji N. 18th St, 7-room cottage,
well built and all modern except furnace;
close in; reasonable terms.
s2iOo for 7-ro otE house and barn on Bristol
$500 for Groom, 2-story house, modern
except heat, on s. 18th St, one-half block
from Leavenworth ST.; in need of some
repairs, but close in and always rented.
u 800 for s-room, 2-story house, modern ex-
cept furnace, mantel in parlor, lot 50x106
IT., on Capitol Ave, near 47th st. Imme-
date possession will be given.
81 500 for Groom house, city water, sewer
and gas, in first-class condition, on Corby
ST., near 18th st.
-, $50 for Groom cottage and full lot, COX
127 IT., on Hamilton ST., near 18th st.
Feb. IL 1906.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
A FEW SNAPS

$3, 150-Four cottages and full city lot;
close in; paved In street and al
ley; rents $402; always rented.
great bargain.
81 ,SO0-Seven room modern house ex-
cept furnace, near 9th and
Cunning large east front lot;
handsome shade trees; new
plumbing; good condition
throughout; worth $500. Owner
forcing sale at $500, easy terms
$2,500-South and east front corner on
Cunning, near 9th, 1872 feet on
Cunning, with small house. The
Real Estate exchange appraised
this at $1,000, without the house.
Can we do any more to prove
that this is a snap?
$4,500-Double front lot on 10th and
18th SITS, with both streets
paved; lot 60x210, In walking
distance. An S-room house on
18th and Broom brick on 10th;
room for more houses.
S2,000-New four-room cottage, with
good chicken houses and two
acres of ground in Benson. six
blocks from car; all fenced
chicken tight. This is bargain
and only takes 500 down.
81, 400-New Groom house and two acres
of ground, all fenced; good els
tern and pump in kitchen; high
and slightly location; one mile
north Of Benson, on Orphanage
road; only $500 down. balance
on monthly payments.
S1.25O-Five acres of rich garden land,
north of Krug's park; well worth
$1,000.
81, 250-10 acres Of rich garden land,
north of Country club on Or
phanage road. Just the place
for fruit or chickens.
N. P. DODGE & CO.
BEE BLDG, IVA FARNAM ST.
RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone Douglas-756


VACANT.
$500 for 66xi32 IT., northeast corner 18th
and Webster st. Want offer.
saw Tor Ot-It double frontage, on two
paved streets, only ~ BLOCKS west vi bus
mess center. Choice. 80,
$l,OOV Tor 66x54 It,, with Aft. strip adjoin-
ing t6x6S IT, west 'front.' on I'D st, b IT.
north Of California st.
$50 IT. north of Woolworth Ave. Want
offer.
Ss,vU for 22x6s IT,, on 18th st. between Har-
ney and Howard SITS.
having double frontage and nicely located
facing Park and Boulevard, near Farnam
car line.
81 500 for 6Oxl03 IT., east front, on Sherman
Ave, just south of Charles st.
SS25 for 42ex132 TT, south front, on Bristol
is IT. west of oath st. Choice.
$500 each for lots, 50x130 it. each, east
front, on Sstb St, near Cass. Cheap.
800 for lots, 52x122 IT. each. south front,
on Gold st. between ath and 18th Sts.-
$3.50 cash, balance $40 per month.
500 for sOxlSO IT.. southeast corner SSth and
Seward st.
$3.50 for 6ox1y7 IT., double frontage, on Cald-
we'll and Indiana Ave, near 18th.
$500 for 5o5lSe #; west front on Ath st.
1926 for 50x12O IT., north front. on Grant ST.
near AID ST.; lays nicely.
S125 for 120x120 IT., north front, on. sara
toga ST., just west of 40th st.
INVESTMENTS.
81, $50 for good S-story and basement, brick
| store building. on Farnam St, near 18TH
ST.; rental, 81, $50 per year, to old tenants.
sl4 500 for modern, 2-story brick mats, In
desirable resident district; rental $500
! s1e. 500 for new, 7-room, 2-story, modern,
| square houses, within reasonable walking
| distance from business center; rental
s1O5 per month. VIII sell separately IL
desired.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Omaha Real Estate Rapidly
Advancing

On 2Sth Ave. between
month.
Writ near cottage
$1,000
On 25th
Easyte
. hood, south nvesmen-s1,5OO.
the North goth
Price
S. 18th
Price
27h
fol larger house.
shed
l
Burt grounds-S6500
brick building
south building
Price $4,000
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Turkey Heights

The Surveyors finished putting in the
corner stakes last night, so that you can
now tell just where your lots are located.
We have placed the same notice in each
of the three papers and are keeping record
of the answers received from each paper,
so when you call us up about the property,
please tell US where you saw this ad.
The indications are that the block 'front.'
ing south on Grand Ave, between 36th and
37th Sts will all be sold within a week
Every one admits that they are beautiful
lots and very cheap. We also have a
good many people looking at the larger
tracts further north. which are admirably
adapted for garden purposes and chicken
ranches. We can give you a tract 22216
feet long by 100 feet wide, which makes ii
large tract of ground, as you will see when
it is surveyed.
Go to the west end of the Ames Ave.
car line and walk north to the top of the
hill, where you will see our signs.
A. p. Turkey & SON,
444-445 Board of Trade Bldg.
Phones: Office, Douglas 2lS1; Residence.
Harvey 2176. RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
CLOSE IN LOTS r
SUITABLE FOR
BRICK FLATS

S50-Boulevard, near California, bOxSo
feet. east front, large fine lot for a
home, park in front; near Creighton
college and walking distance of town.
81. 0O0-19th st. boulevard, 40xl40 feet, east
front, l mile from p. o.
81 500-26th ST., near All Saints church,
33x112 feet; permanent walks and
paving, all paid would make fine
place for home.
81 5O0-l9th st. boulevard, between Cunning
and Burt, 44xSO feet; permanent
walks, no special taxes to pay; room
for double flats.
81, 6O0-l6th St, blocks north of Nicholas
east front, runs through to alley.
bargain formerly held at $500.
81 200-Park Ave, corner Jackson, 69xS0
feet. All specials paid; room for 3
brick flats.
81, 2OO-27th and Jackson, south 'front.' 54xSO
feet; paved street and permanent
walks.
$45OO-Park Ave, between Dewey and jack
~ tore; room for 3 fats on each
street.
S, $780,. frame flats, one block from
Creighton college; room to build two
more brick fats, on paved street;
property worth the price without the
vacant ground
So soon Chicago St, between 18th and
18th; lot eSXl32 feet; has old house
on renting for $40 per month; good
place to build brick flats or apart
ment house.
Open Monday evenings till p. m.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
l6o9h Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
4 HOUSES CLOSE IN
FOR SALE

9-room house. city water bath, south
front, lot 6Oxl50, close To HanscoIn park
Price, $3.50.
n-room house, all modern except furnace
lot 55xl@ east front, I'D and Poppleton
Ave. Price, $500.
2-story department flats, broom cottage
In rear, lot 66x140 N. 18th St., god tenants
rental 1884 year. $500.
3-story 3-apartment fiat lot 60x14o, on N
18th ST., yearly rental $1,OS0. $1,000
2-story 7-room with alcove double fat all
modern, lot 467sx1i0 on Park Ave, yearly
rental $50. Price, $1,000.
S-room detached houses all modern ex-
cept furnace, east front, one block to Har-
ney and Walnut Hill cars, close to Creigh-
ton college. yearly rental 800. Price.
$500.
s-story brick building, corner lot. on s..
18th St., lot 60x1S7, room to build, 1877 feet
facing 18th st. Price, $4,000.
4-room house. lot 60x150, city water, sewer,
eth and Hickory Sts nice place for some
one wanting a home. Price, $1,000.
I also have some fine vacant lots in north
part of city cheap.
c. NJ. BACHMAN,
436 Paxton Blk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
R. G. PETERS & co.

Good 1O-room modern house, well To-
Gated, In West Farnam; cor. lot 95x114;
$1,000 cash, balance per cent. This is
the cheapest property we know of in
West Farnam district.
S-room modern, hardwood finish, full
lot, east front on 35th Ave-, Just north
of Farnam, $1,000.
1O-room modern house, combination
fixtures, hot water heat, oak finish,
large barn, with all conveniences; price
S.. 900.
S-room modern house, east front on
s. 2Sth near Dewey, making it walking
distance; $4,000. Owner will take this
price II sold quickly, as he has use for
the money.
7-room modern house, years old
fronting on paved street, in north end
of town; $4,000.
New 7-room modern house, complete
in all appointments; lot 4Ox120; price
$2,750. We recommend this property
very highly.
7-roOm modern house in Walnut Hill.
2 years old, oak finish downstairs and
birch upstairs; house we'll papered; lot
50x15O; price $3.50.
1-story cottage of rooms city water,
electric light cemented cellar, double
floors and well built in every respect;
lot 50x15O: price $1,000. This property
has room for bath and is piped for fur
mace. Strictly modern cottage can be
made at a little additional expense.
7-room house, electric lights. cemented
basement. ground 1O0x150, with cherry.
nlum and apple trees: 20 grape: large
""'"rr+ of smHll fruit all in bearing;
coo hH'n carriage and chicken house;
rcN
--"~~,' '-o'~-'-, ''~rsn hot water heat:
chnrrv I'D o. f'''eN: fril south front
lot: good baru everything in tip-top
shape and well located In n German
neighborhood. Owner leaving city and
will sell for $2,650.
S-room house, cemented basement,
well and cistern. barn, grapes, cherries.
gooseberries. good shade. 8 large lots,
well located, 2 blocks from car line;
price $4,000.
Broom house city water years old,
newly papered and painted. good barn.
facing east on paved street 1 block
from car Quick sale $1,000.
Groom house. lot 5Ox19S: good well;
$780, VIII make terms on this II neces-
sary.
Well located in Hanscom Park dis
trict. we have Groom cottage. all mod
ern except heat: good barn; large lot:
fiuit and plenty of shade. This will
make a delightful little home for small
family. We can sell this property for
S2,75O. Owner very anxious to sell.
Let us show you this in view of making
an offer.
r. @. PETERS & CO..
Ground Floor, Bee Rldg.
Phone Douglas S9S.
RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
w. H. GATES,

W. lie fNt 1OS
GIT N. Y. Life Building. Phone 1894.
$S75-A good Broom cottage at 1922
Burdette St, south front
$1,3OO-A large broom cottage, barn
and outbuilding at 1910 Burdette,
ground 100x127, two blocks from car
line.
$1,4OO-A 7-room cottage, well built
and in good order, south front, at 1924
Ohio St, close to Sherman Ave.
$1,6O0-A Groom cottage at 1921 Pa
cific St, ON lot 60x1S3, running clear
through to Pierce st.
$1,000 2-story S-room house, modern
except furnace, at 2S1S n. 10th Ave-,
lot 6OxS1, east front; very cheap, as
owner is leaving city.
$1,000 modern 7-room house, four
years old. on lot 50x122, on Maple near
21st, underfeed furnace; well built
house.
S4.2OO-A good S-room modern house,
good as new. built by owner for his
home, 86x4O, hard wood finish, fire
place in living room, large cellar, south
front, lot 6Ox12S, on paved street, shade
and fruit trees.
33x140 east front, on 10Th (Boule-
vard), little north of Grace, $3.50.
5Ox121 on 9th near Davenport, lays
mn nice fine view S525,
4Ox12S, on northeast corner 3Sth and
Hamilton, for $3.50.
57x1O9, north front, on Davenport just
west of 31st Ave-, paved street, $1,000.
100x132, on southwest corner 2Sth and
Grace, is very anxious to sell and will
take $1,000.
Ten-acre fruit farm with good build
ings in northeastern part of city.
Owner says get me an offer. Has 1.2OO
bearing young cherry trees and 1000
currant bushes-been asking $3,0On.
RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
INVESTMENTS

The corner of 18th and Farnam sold
for $50, 1000 CASH. The southwest cor
ner of 10th and Farnam sold three years
ago for $4,000. The owner refused
$4,000 offered by Woodman Circle and
their price is $4,000. Riley Bros lot
on Farnam, between 18th and 10th, was
offered for $4,000 year ago. The ad-
joining lot is now worth $4,000. Far
nam street is destined to be business
street and property west of 20th will
double in value in two years
We believe that Farnam street is the
most inviting field for investments in
improved property that will increase in
ground value rapidly. We have several
properties In mind that we are confident
can be bought right, and that will pay a
good return on the money inside of two
years, or even less. There is no specu-
lation buying-as yet, and prices we have
in mind are the same that were made
four years ago. If you have $500 or
81 900 to invest in one of our purchasing
syndicates, telephone or write us. or
come in and we will show you what we
have in view. If you don't like 1t, you
need not go in, but can wait for next
syndicate. Remember. we go into any
thing we buy, and pay our share In cash.
N. P. DODGE & CO..
TEL. DOUGLAS 829
Bee Bldg. 17l4 FARNAM ST
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
VACANT

Between 9th and 2Sth on Webster,
south front, fine neighborhood-$650.
IS in 20 Hanscom Place, 800 feet
south of Hickory, on the east side of
28th-s450.
Lots 25 and 26 in Rose Hill addition
to Benson, only two blocks from car
line-$600.
IL and IA In 2, J. |. Redick's Sub,
200 feet north of Jackson, facing west
on 29th-$750 each.
in Burr Oak, 275 feet south of
Shirley, facing east on 27th-$4OO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11

good farm.
4,S00-acre ranch in Loup county, Ne
braSka, 800 head of cattle, 40 head of
horses, all the farm machinery. LOCO acres
of this can be cultivated; mostly all bot
tom land. Will exchange for good farm
land
2i0 acres of land in Cass county, Ne
braska, only three miles from good town,
all under cultivation, fair improvements
Party wants to exchange for a farm in
the central part of the state, on account of
rheumatism. There is no better farm i'm
Cass county.
$50 acres of land in Knox county, Ne
brasla, 800 acres under cultivation, balance
pasture and hay land good improvements,
no better soil anywhere. $500 encumbrance
running ten years. VIII exchange equity
for small farm. Price $1,000 per acre
80 acres of good land, good improvements
two miles west of Plattsmouth. Will trade
equity OF $4,000 for good residence in Lin
coin or Omaha
160 acres of land in Antelope county, Ne
braska, miles from good town, good inl-
provements, can all be cultivated. Price,
5000 VIII take part payment of good city
property on this.
For further particulars regarding the
FALTER & TATE,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Hill IL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11
Ranches and Farms
For Sale
or Exchange

An 1,S00-aore ranch consisting of the finest
kind of hay land, grazing land and agri-
cultural land in Garfield county, Nebraska,
including 100 head of cattle, head of
horses, all of his farm machinery $50 tons
OF hay. Price. $4,000 Will exchange for
good farm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-11

$1,400-A 7-room cottage, well bull
and in good order, south front, at 152
Ohio St, close to Sherman Ave.