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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
WARM AT LAST!

1904 Erskine St., good 7-room house with
hard oil finish, furnace, mantle and CRATE,
gas, good barn, fine shade, two blocks from
car. Price 500.
40l5 lizard St., one-half block from Wal
nut Hill car. beautiful location. an ideal
cottage home of rooms. furnace, mantle
and CRATE, gas, bath, fine shade, Soft. lot
Only $500
l4s N Sst Ave This property was built
absolutely for home and will have to be
examined to be appreciated. Any one who
wants to buy property for permanent
home, ought not to fail to carefully ex-
anime same. Eight rooms, strictly modern,
large living room and dining room with
heavy drop beam ceilings, paved streets,
corner lot. adjoining Turner's Park. Price
5000 Can show it to you any time.
We have a property at S5OS Burdette st.,
that IL a snap for someone who wants a
modest little home, house nearly new, con-
tains rooms, oil finish. all piped for gas,
good porcelain bath tub. water closet and
wash basin. Everything in good shape.
Lot 4Sxl12 Price only SlO5O Easy terms.
$50 Decatur St. is going to be sacrificed
within the next few days at 500 less than
the list price. It contains rooms, new
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
VACANT

S4.0oO-s6x132 sd Ave, near Farnam,
SS,000-3 full lots corner OF Dodge & S5th.
Sl,Q0-Full lot on 10th, near Catholic ca
thedral Price just reduced from 1900.
S75O-Choice lot 3 blocks from Farnam
car; on grade permanent walk sewer, gaS
and water In street
S600-40X1i0; 4st Ave, near Davenport.
Price Just reduced from $3.50.
$S00-Fine south front lot on Webster St.,
east Of Both. Owner wants offer.
S,200-Very choice lot on Boulevard,
Bemis park district. Exceptionally good
neighborhood.
$500 each-2 fine lots east OF Fort Omaha,
close to Florence car line,
s265-Another good lot in same vicinity.
These lots are priced at less than they
are worth.
$500 TO $500 each-5 lots ssx11s, alley in
rear, blocks from car line, handy TO
Omaha and South Omaha. Just the place
to build cottage homes.
500 for all-5 full lots and 8 fractional
lots close to Riverview park Fine place
for chickens or fruit.
$500 each-2 choice lots near Country club
II sold together 1915 for both.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
INVESTMENTS

SlO.O0O-Double Groom brick house and
full corner lot on Farnam St, close in.
Room for another double house. Thia
property is paying well now and can be
made TO pay an exceptionally high rate.
FIbO0-Choice south front lot and prac-
tically new S-room house with finished
attic, modern I'm every respect Farnam st.
hill; rented for one year for $50.
Sl05OO-Full corner lot blocks from post
office old houses bringing si5 rent. EX-
cepuonally desirable location for flats.
S4OOO-eOx132 IT.. y block from car line.
easy walking distance; cheap improvements
rented for Hg.5o per month. Another good
location for hats
ll5oo-F'ull corner lot with paved street
and permanent walks; practically new q
story strictly modern houses, close to car
lines. Less than 1 mile from 18th q Far
nam. Rental Sl05 per month
AOO0-An exceptionally well located p
story S-room modern house I'm Bemis park
district. Rental SIS.
S,25o-Corner lot 36N60, on car line, paved
street, permanent walks Groom house,
modern except furnace. Rented for l year
for $40. This Is the last one left Of fourt
the other three have been sold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
j. H. DUMONT & SON
HOMES

te,0Oo-superbly located home on Farnam
81. hill; hard wood finish, bookcases built
I'M very large reception hall and living
one.
s., 1O0-New S-room modern house on igd
near Farnam. Just completed.
a5,5Oo-New Groom modern house, hot
water heat fun lot, on Park Ave. built by
owner for home.
N25OO-strictly modern new house; bed
rooms; tiled bath; space for additional
rooms IN attic; living room l4X29 with man
tel, CRATE, beamed ceiling and paneled
walls; beamed ceiling and sideboard in din
ing room. Quarter-sawed oak finish and
moor first story; south and east front cor
neri choice location. This is an excep-
uonaly choice home and the price is cheap.
5000 rooms and hail. barn and chicken
mouse. Two very choice south front lots
with abundance of shade and fruit Or
s2,5OO--6-room modern cottage with small
barn, lot SXl6O; permanent walks, rented
at SIS per month; possession on reasonable
notice.
ss,O00-ons Of the most comfortable s-room
houses IN Dundee place, fun lot, 2 blocks
t5,65O-s rooms, practically new. all mod
ern, one block from car easy walking dis
lance corner lot 62x57 It., paved street,
permanent walks.
$3.50 each-4 new modern Groom houses,
lots 34xlB each, alley in rear, within easy
balance monthly.
.t2SoO-li-room house, block from vinton
street car line; rented for $50.
$780, rooms, modern except furnace,
large barn, lot 3Sxl60, close 10 car line.
B,250-1O-room modern house, hard wood
finish; large lot, fine shade permanent
walks and paving. Kountze place.
$S,VO-o-room modern house: full lot,
choice location, Dundee place.
t2,750-Full lot with double street frontage
on car line; small house, rent 81. Excep-
uonally good lot to improve. Owner wants
offer.
SS,OOO-Alrnost new Groom strictly modern
house, finished I'm hard wood first story.
Full lot with paved street and permanent
walks, close to new Catholic cathedral
HOO0-A fine home on Harvey St, west OF
go. Modern In every respect; bed rooms.
Possession September /.
$500 - Groom strictly modern 2-story
house IN Bemls park district x block from
street car.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14

furnace, gas, bath, toilet, wash basin, city
water, storm sash, high and slightly, 90
foot lot All for S1,7OO only $500 cash and
the balance monthly.
Z2l2 Mason St., very close In two-story
broom house, modern except furnace. II
you want to save car fare, look at this
property Price, $3,l5O but would not re-
fuse to submit an offer. The owner is
anxious to turn It at once.
When you are out walking don't fail 20
go to the southwest corner of 42d and Ham
nton st. We are just finishing a model
little gem in a broom cottage, all on one
moor, strictly modern except furnace, in
Guiding gas and electric fixtures. A reg
ular little palace for a new married couple
or about to be. Price, $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
Western Land

~ 16O acres level land II miles from
100 acres miles from R. r. in Custer Co. will trade
l6O acres in Howard county, miles
100 nice smooth black district
Farming successfully
500 level black is
clay SOIL covered with Buffalo mile
line U p miles farming done near
land mil fomR R
WIN o"'
10000 in "
A chance full nform -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
.O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
1901 N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb Tel Douglas 1852
Vacant Lots
76O-FOr full
S375OFor
cheapest
S45OOFor lot North 39th
$s5OO-For lot on 3Sth
IMPROVED

$125O-Fiveroom cottage On streetn Farnam.
$1250Neat " cottage
$1O0Cosy
front, shade ulevard
paid lot 2Sx7O On 26th street. blocks Johns
$2OOTwostory
for $24.0O.
Street paved specials
paid.
house. good barn and
$S5OOroom all modern
$4OOO-9room all modern, 66x182 Dewey Ave
$5OOroom front laundry
in basement,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
Douglas St.

We have beautiful south front lot on
Douglas St.. between 42d ana G4th, S2x12s
on a nice terrace, with sewer, water ana
gas In the street; fine place to build a
nice cottage home; the ground is being
graded OF and will sow up fine when oorn-
pleted. GO out and look 1t over; only one
block from car. Price, 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
INVESTMENTS

-Four good frame houses now renting for
$40 per month, only half block from Hans
com park car, always rented, owner
widow price, only 5000 but must be sold.
Make offer.
Twenty-Five foot business lot, owner re-
Gently started In downtown business and
must have money; wants $500, but make
offer. Trade considered.
j. w. RASP CO.,
Phone Douglas 1868. 4S5 Paxton Blk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14

Big Snap for Quick Sale
Lot on 25tn and Blonde, east front. 77x
l20, $3.50. Also lots fronting north and
south on Blonde, between Goth and 9th, $40
per front foot Phone Douglas 5S5,
BEMlS, Paxton Block.
Qo)-116
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
BEMIS
Paxton Blk.
Phone Douglas 6s5. Q9)-

$40 CASH. 5OC PER WEEK
NO TAXES, NO INTEREST
For Two Years,
Another Bunch Of Choice Lots
in
PRETTY ELLISTONE PARK PLACE.
We have just subdivided a tract in above
acreage addition DERRY gardens) which the
owner has persistenly refused to do until
now and also can sell them on the same
remarkable terms particulars at ofice)
that the other subdivision was so promptly
snapped up In forty-eight hours. But there
are Il or these-there were 50 of the others
Also half OF them face on 10Th St. Boule-
ward and parked Fort Omaha. They will
be all sold before o'clock Monday night
lopen until every Monday night, Twenty
I'VE building permits have been issued for
Ellistone Park Place already this season.
$3.50 up per lot only.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON Co.
u D. Natl Bank Bldg, l20l Farnam st
Q9)-174 IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
j. H. DunOnt & Son.
1856 N. Y. Life Bldg
BARGAINS INLOTS


BARGAINS IN LOTS
,oS Near 10th and DayenpoIt;, Fall lot 6Ox
10TH AND BANCROFT SITS.
East front, 182x1s2 Most desirable loca-
ton. VIII divide to suit and make terms,
5000
28TH AND JACKSON
West front, 7Sx16o Paved St, terrace.
One Of the most desirable fiat sites in the
35TH AND CHARLES
Full corner lot, fronting south and east.
VIII be right on boulevard. No better home
site in the city. for $1,000
oath AND BOULEVARD
10 acres. soft, frontage, on Florence
Buy this and lay of an addition, $500.
Near Fort and Boulevard
Full east front lot. Right on Florence
home, &,250.
NEAR AID AND HARVEY
Northwest corner, lots, on grade, $500
each, or will divide TO suit
NEAR GOTH AND FARNAM
e6xe5 IT. No better location for building
site IN the city for the price, Sll,600 Win
consider offer.
10 Lots Near Goth and Sprague
Fine location for homes, 5000. VIII de
vide and make terms.
So Down and So Per Month
Quite a number OF lots In Bowers adj
dition, ranging in price from 500 to $685.
50 down and s. per month.
BEMIS
Paxton Blk
Phone Douglas SIS. 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
Suburban Lands

dairy
enworth St.
falling
lower than adjoining lands for.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
INVESTMENTS

houses, rooms EACH city water and
gas, lot S9xl4o Rental, $50 per mo. Near
18th and Clark, $500
houses, nearly new, on car, lot 66xl32,
near goth and COrby. Renting for $50 per
mo-, 1880. Terms.
new modern houses, renting for s., 26O
per year, near 9th and Jackson, Sl25OO.
houses, on cor. lot 67x125, near 18th and
mo-, 5000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-14
INVESTMENTS

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flat
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05
Council Proceedings.

The City Council was in ses-
sion last night. 1t was the regu-
lar monthly session at which the
| pay roll was to be passed on.
All of the aldermen we're present
except Paulk and Mosher.
Monthly reports of the Mayor
Treasurer, Chief of Police, Chief
of Fire department, Supt. of
Water and Light Plant and
Store keeper were received, read
aud filed
The finance com mlttee report
ed a large pay roll W b c b
will be published in the next is
sue of the Enterprise.
1t appeared that every man
holding subordinate Office un-
der the city administration, was
making purchases promiscuous-
" ia the name of the city and as
has often been done before, the
finance com mittee was instruct
ed to draft resolutions governing
purchases for the city's account.
Drs. Ware aud Bartee Of the San
itarium petitioned for an appro-
priation of $40 weekly on account
of E. O. Cowan, a stranger who
is at the Sanitarium suffering
with appendicitis. The council,
instead of granting the request,
suggested a private subscrlp-
ton and $50 90 was raised in
that manner.
The council adjourned to 3 p.
N. this afternoon when lmpor-
tant matters will be taken up.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05

adopting such rules and regulations
and by laws as may be necessary f0k
operation of said business not In con
flict with the constitution and lew
of this State and of the Unite
States.
9. Petitioners desire that no shah
holder of said corporation shall IN
individually liable TO the creditors y
the corporation beyond any unpaia
subscription for capital stock.
Petitioners pray that they AND
their associates successors, aud
assigns may be incorporated unde
the name and style aforesaid and tor
the time and purpose aforesaid, and
with all the powers, privileges and
immunities aforesaid, and petition6F
will ever pray.
E, K. FARMER,
For the petitioners.
Georgia, Ben Hill County.
Office of Clerk of Superior Court
l, D. w. M. Whitley, Clerk of tEe
Superior Court of Ben Hill County
do hereby certify that the above an
foregoing is true and exact COP
of the original petition for charts
now on file in this Office in the mas
ter of the Garbutt & Donovan Realfs
Company.
Witness my hand and official eli
nature this 14th. day of Februar
1907.
D. w. NJ. Whitley,
Clerk Superior Court Ben Hill Oounty
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05
A First Class Place,

P. B. Owen, the veteran barber,
is putting in one of the nea'est
and best equipped barber shops
and bath rooms in the state, TN
der the First-National Bank.
All the Furniture is modern
and nice.
The shop will be open for
business tomorrow.
There was quite room enough
for another shop and we hope
they will all prosper.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05
Petition for Charter.
To the Superior Court of said Coun-

ty.
The petition Off. w. Garbutt, T.
| w. Garbutt, +. j. Garbutt, M. W,
| Garbutt and +. X. Farmer of said
County, W o. Donovan, of Bibb
County, said State, and Il. M. Gar
butt of Toombs County, said State
respectfully shows as follows, to-wit;
L. That they desire for themselves,
associates, successors and aseigns to
become Incorporated under the name
and style of GARBUTT &DONOVAN
REALTY COMPANY.
T. The object of the proposed cor
poration is pecuniary profit and gain
to it's share holders.
3. The term for which the petiti-
oners ask to be incorporated is a
period of twenty years with privilege
for renewal as provided by law at
the expiration of that time.
1. The principal office and place
of business shall be in Fitzgerald,
Ben Hill County, Georgia, but the
petitioners desire the privilege 10
establish and operate branch Offices
and places of business in any state in
the United States, as they may deem
to be to the interest of the share
b olders.
5. Capital stock of said corpora
ton shall be One Hundred Thousand
$4,000 OO) Dollars divided into
shares of One Hundred (S100,00)
Dollars each, and petitioners desire
the right to increase said capital
stock II ON time to time by two-thirds
vote of the share holders at any
regular meeting, to any amount not
to exceed Five Hundred Thousand
$500, 00O.OO) Dollars
6. More than 10 percent of said
capital stock has already been actu
ally paid ins
7. Petitioners propose to carry on
a real estate and improvement bust
ness and for that purpose they de-
sire the right to purchase, own, i'm
prove, hold, and convey, and to rent
or lease all kinds of property whether
real or personal; to lend or borrow
money and to issue bonds, notes or
other negotiable evidences of debt
and to secure same by mortgage,
pledge, deed of trust, or otherwise,
and to provide for payment thereof
and to do and perform such other
acts as may be necessary or con-
venient for the carrying on of the
business of the corporation to the
best interest of the shareholders
thereof.
8. That In addition to the powers
and privileges as herein above reci-
ted, petitioners pray that said cor
poration be clothed and vested with
all the powers and privileges usual
and incident to corporations in gen.
eral and In addition thereto the
following powers aud privileges; to-
sue ard be sued, to have and use
corporate seal, and that the execu-
tive power of said corporation shall
be vested In such officers as may be
elected By the share holders Of said
= : n i. = x =
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05
Civil Service Examination.
CIerk-Carrler

An examination for the posi-
ton of clerk (male and female)
and carrie r (male) will be held
at the post-oAice in this city on
March 10, 1907.
Application blanks, and for full
information relative to the exami-
nation, qualifications, duties sal
aries, vacations, promotions, etc,
address Postmaster, Post. Office,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05
Get busy at something useful.

Get busy at something useful.
MM
The new A. B. & A. folder is a "beaut"
much more elaborate than the first two pages
gotten out by G. P. A. McFadden for the old
Waycross Air Line.
Ben Hills first Sheriff sale took place at
the front door of the court house, this forenoon,
conducted by Sheriff w. H. Fountain 1t was
a small affair and we trust will always be thus.
The first thunder storm of the summer
came with the advent of the season. Saturday
was the first day of summer and that night mid
down-pour of rain the sleeping city was startled
with rafting thunder and lightning flashes.
Governor Conner is after the sale of coco co.
la in Alabama, and is doing all in his power to
have the Legislature fix prohibitory license on
all dealers in that seductive soft drink. 1t is
claimed that in Alabama 90 per cent of all the
soft drinks sold is of that beverage. The
author of the bill to prohibit the sale in that
state says that, in his opinion, the drinks more
insidious than whiskey and more harmful to
young men especially. "-LaGrange Reporter
This is an age of graft The almighty dol
lar seems to be supreme. Congress has net
only increased the pay of its members from S."
900 to $500 per annum but freezes to the
zoe per mile milage that was adopted when it
actually cost that much Notwithstanding it costs
&c now. One member stated in his place on the
floor of the House, Saturday that he would re-
fuse to accept more than his actual travelling
expenses He will probably stand alone.
The perpetual and almost unbroken record
of mismanagment of the City Water and Light
plant, and it's continual tax the city treasury,
when it should pay handsome monthly revenue
is creating a sentiment against municipal owner"
ship that may give trouble in the near future.
The opportunity it offers for municipal tayorlt-
ism, administration pets, has too often been taxi
en- advantage of to the detriment of the public
aud loss of the tax payers. The plant should
be paying monthly net revenue
of two or three hundred dolors, but b e
abuses and errors growing out of impotent adj
ministration have up-to.date defeated that end.
We do not favor sale of the Water and Light
propertv. but we confess to bit of despair.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05

We are glad that Berrien can be put down
among the counties of Georgia who are joining
hands wish Ex-Governor Northen and others,
in unfolding the ma jesty of the law.
This is one of the greatest works ever un-
dertaken by any set of men in Georgia, aud the
grand old christian patriot is going into the
work like pioneer hero.
Nashville had but about two hours notice
Tuesday, that he was coming here on that day,
but when by phone message he announced
that he would be here and speak at l o'clock.
every body got busy, when the hour tor speak
ing arrived, he rose before, what he said, was,
the largest audience he has ever met in Georgia
on short notice.
Governor Northens speech was cut short
on account of his having to take the east bound
train. but the crowd remained after he had
gone, and perfected the organization, that we
believe means as much for our county as any
thing else that could have been done.
An account of the organization, its purpose,
names of members &C. will be found 10 another
column.
We hope the work Of the association in this
county will prove safeguard to every home
Natve Herald.
Some of the papers Of the country are
cracking Jokes at the expense of the Hoke
Smith presidential boom. The Charleston
News and Courier, for instance, noting that
some admirer has nominated the Georgian
for president, innocently asks: Didn't they
nominate him for Shah of Persia, also?"
Recalling the stirring events of last sum
mer, we do not care to assume the risk Of
prophesying that Mr.. Smith will not succeed
Mr.. Roosevelt in 1909. If Georgia senti-
ment, as overwhelmingly expressed last
August should become epidemic through
out any considerable portion of the country,
there would be no such thing keeping
him out of the White House.-Albany Her
$ald
The consent of the Fitzgerald Leader ought
by all means be secured. The governor-elect
NAV never take his seat as the Leader seems yet
irreconcilab1e. Several times recently
have almost blighted the otherwise suspicious
future of Gov. Smith, by h e most terrible
blows. If Hoke should run across one of its
cruelty sarcastic and peculiarly caustic filings"
be might pine away and die
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-05
TUESDAY, MARCH S. 1907.

TUESDAY, MARCH S, 1907.
Yes we favor the income tax. If that fact
becomes generally known it will probably settle
the matter quickly.
Even Mrs. Eddy has her troubles and Mrs.
Astor is on the brink of that eternity where
there is no 4OO but 400 times 400 years of it.
In the mean time the bridges of the county
are in bad condition, most of them dangerous.
Some of the smaller bridges of Old Irwin are
shaky and the roads of both counties need i'm
mediate attention.
o. the glorious privilege of getting drunk
full of alcoholic slops-full enough to slop over
little as we wade thru this land of the free and
exhibit the spectacle of hog-man to unoffending,
decent people. o! won't the American Eagle
flop his wings.
The unwritten law is myth. Its existence
is confined to the imagination of the uninform ed
and the over credulous. The laws of this land
clearly set out and define wherein given rule
OF COuuuCL udy US VdAlSO Ny va
provocation. Away with the hocus.pocus be-
fore it produces larger crop of devilment
The enterprise of the departments at
Washington is something greatly beyond the
mere matter of system. The law increasing the
pay Of Rural route, carriers to 5000 was agreed
on in conference by congress last Saturday and
in less than 48 hours (half Of them Sunday
hours at that the papers were in the hands OF
the carriers in Fitzgerald, and they are quite
ready to accept the increase with promptness.
Let it be understood once for all in every
county, in every state in this Union, particular
1y in this Southland Of ours, that even the sug-
gestion of social equality shall never be enter"
tanned, That the distinction which God AL
mighty has established dividing the races shall
not be violated, but that as long as the negroes
remain in America they shall have fair trials
and an equal showing in the enforcement of the
law.
1--WE heartily sympathize with Sen. Bailey
and Evelyn Thaw. They both, however,
are largely responsible for their troubles.
bles we have. And many of US are made
better by them, so there you are. "-FItz'
gerald Enterprise.
God bless you, Mercer! There is more
of the Christ in those eight lines than in
ninety-nine hundredths of maudlin sermons
from The pulpit now inflicted upon misera-
bic public anent these questions.-Fort
Gaines Sentinel.
A few weeks ago Tom Watson fired a"
broadside at your Uncle Lon Livingston
that was calculated to raise the cutlcle OF
that Congressmans tough hide. The At
1anta representative has been so busy nurs-
ing the sore spots since, that he has not
taken the trouble to give any reply to the
terrible onslaught. We admit little Curl
osity to know Just what he will say,-La
Grange Reporter.
Lon Livingston is the greatest humbug on
the Georgia Delegation, save one, but like the
other humbug and booze fighter he understands
Georgia politics so we'll that he has kept himself
in Congress all too long.
Fitzgerald reports more sickness there at
the present time than has been known ID
some months We regret to hear it. Gen.
eral health conditions in Americas are ex-
cellent. In fact Americas is what the doc
L |. feel "A