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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
SP0TSYLVANIA
The late IOhu ]. fulHsm- Runaway Accident
Other interesting Notes.


Sp''sy lv4hia 90. Va F, b 20. 1905.
Ia h" death of AR john James Pul
liam this county. and particularly Liv.
ingstOu district, has lost one of it's must
valuable citizens. Afr. Pulliam bad hosts
d friends here and all express their s,r.
TOW ~ bis death. Air. T. was "A mai
"h ,m verybody that knew him hkec
or hi- s'e hug quail les He was the
soul Oi eu * I y IA ali ms trausactiuns-
Iis word MAS his bond. Honest To II ,
core, an excellent hard working farm.r-
man oil practical ideas on all publi,
questions, both state aud national. auo
ever an extremist in politics He Wa.
well informed, a gre Il aGmirer Of Tn,
Free L,-nee aud especially the letters OF
dr. CoyiIgtOn. Mr.. 2. lost his VIII
'ast YEAR, which cast a gloom over bi
'lle large crowd of ifiruds aud rela-
ives went To shady Grove church to pa,
last t,ibute to their old friend. Kew
Or Ray spOke i,elingy OF the deceased
Mrs. L. A Harris, at the Court HOu=.
has large lemon tree with quite a num-
ot nae lem he Uu IL, several of " hicl
a nearly ripe
Mr.. l.. \ doge, of Sunlight. got bad.
y hunt a lew dAts ago he had nut oI.
a load OF hay and starel for the barr
hen the horse became frightened anc
ran n. throwing Mr. II, gs from tie
load e hay with the result that be is
confined To his bed. We all hDpe be msy
oe about again on
Nj. GILBERT DrlsnO sold oil his per- o 1al
elects. farming uten.il-, &c, at public
auction. Good prices were obtained. A
large crowd was IL attendance. Mr.. d.
VIII move to Michigan.
CANAL q u Tpff- g
visitor at ths d m Of Mr. G. W. Per,y
Mr.. TUFTS has all tn fife ana enthu-ia IA
OF 10 odd Year, ago. " hen ia the ranks.
Hon &. OCOnOr GOolrick is beng
prais ed Tor his good work in the Legis-
iature. Many think he II the best del,
gate we have hal for a long time
There are quite n number OF cases OF
mumps about here. which with Other
sickness keeps our genial Dr. W. A. Har-
III un the 20.
Mr.. I Coleman, our new Common.
weaith's attorney, has settled down 10
practical life at the Court House. Mr. {.
"il build "A new residence on bis property
at Sp ltsylvania soon.
The following gentlemen were elected
as members Of the board OF dir,ctors ol
Spot-ylvauia Telephone Co: l.. J.
Graves. &. Segar. W. g. billiard. c X.
coleman, DR. J. ID. Pulllam, NJ. f. Waits
II. A. Garner.
We are all glad that the bill TO repea
the parallrlirg feature of the r F. & p
X X has psssed. Some persons douh,
that the electric line TO Fredericksbnrp
viii ever be built, hut we don't. Witt
men like Judge A. T. Embrey at this end
oi the enterprise. and the Goulds behind
All. we expect 10 ride from Richmond to
fredericksburg, and thence TO Washing.
ton and connection to Baltimore and
there meet the Wabash
Our county roads just now-well, one
had better not say any thing. Ii would
not look well here
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
RELIEVES IN FINE MINUTES
Help Cone QUICKLY whsn Ryomsl Is Used ta
catanh.

The quick relief that comes from the
Hyomei treatment for catarrh is most
remarkeble. Put a lew drops Of liquid
Hyomei in the little pocket Inhaler that
coIes with every outfit, and teiore yoc
have used the treatment for ave miDntes
you will notice relief from your catarrhal
troubles
IL gives a tonic healing effect TO the air
you breathe. kills all catarrhal germs.
stops the pOisonous secretions. and
soothes the irritated mucous menbrane
Hyomei will destroy eli disesee germs ir
the nose, throat and lungs sud make a
quick and permaneut cure OF cstarTh
so strong Is Goolr.ck's Pharmacy beliei
in the power Of Hyemei TO cure al ca
ssrrhsl troubles that with every SI.0O
OUTFIT they give o guarantee 70 refund
the money unless the remedy givss sat
isiacsion-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
schoolbox Shoots Himself.

New York. Feb. 22.-Despondent
over a fancied idea that his father
wished to get rid OF him. William
Miller. a sixteen-year-old schoolboy
living in Brooklyn, went TO his room
and shot himself through the head
with a revolver. He died at the hos
pltal A bloodstained note tightly
clutched in the boys hand and ad
dressed to his father, read: Il shot
myself because you wanted to get
rid OF me and because ] stole $2.25
Goodbye" The father OF the dead
boy said he knew nothing of the
money referred to by his son. nor did
he know OF any reason for his act
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
Southern Railway

n. R.-Fonowins schedule azurs. pssa.hsd -
Information. and are not guaranteed
Schedule effective Jan. 18th. lsos.
Trains leave washington ron Hss Unios
StAtioH
SOS .. 81. DRily--Local for warrenson nan-
lille. snd Nay stations.
soo a. N. Daiy-United States Fast Nah.
first-ciaea coaches ead draWfng-room. xiserer %
Columbus. .GS-.and New orisans- Dinius ear ssz-
rsc@
4I0 p N. daly-waskington ana Hsg1ds
Limited Through coaches and sleeper - C0-
ameia. savannah and Jscksonvtne sie>pef
e. Augusta p'uiRg sorvics- Tourist % Ca
noruiA tri-eeekly.
AIS p u. Neek Days-Iocsi tor Hsrriso.bs<E
tud way stations or Manassas BrAnck-
ass p ~ Daily--Loeal TOR wAsrnsoa aRt
bariottesyilie.
$50 p N Daily-Ss~ York .nd A1susss IN
aia. Aikes and Aagasts- DfniDg car . Il c<rf>.
io.is n. naily-Nes York and AcnRhf2
Liniiteo (vi Lyne6bursl-First sisss coach End
aooss. birainghan And Memphis; sls<ps< -
,ex Orleans. Dtninxear service
iss5Ia & a Psimsn sraios lSs. e:ss sas sss sSs~
aon cars % New orisanss sleeper ~ Ashrils.
stIasta. BirAisshaa. Nss 0rsssas. psziasess
Trains leave Richmond for ne south - sss-
sSs; Daily. a n. n-ls a n. h-se .. NJ r.ss
iaTs ,. N, makes eoeaesticas - neavils sor
~ points south Pullnan e;rcper. 1rslns
arrive kicamond es6 p n. <fe . n. and x<1
,. ~. dafiy, So a. n. Seek ceFa
Through trains sron the selsA srrtvs Wssa-
nxtou Us .. N, Sta q IA, A9 =, n. 9e4zs
Ase > m. 1900 p N. and n.so ,, NJ tetix
h.rrison6urg LIS y. m week dsys ssd 41 ,.
daily From Chariotr>ssitle. ala . n aa1
Lao .. n
Iickets. sieepsngcsr reservations. so< tessf><t
uformAtisn can b had - ticket o<1ce 1& IA
q. - It nv and Nes Cnton sts4on-
q a. AckERT. v. r and Cen. n.a-
:. Il. nAkpWICK. Pe.e fra11a Agx.
W. IA. TAYLOE Gen. F1Aa- kn11A
l. = Brown. G>oerA Axraa
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
REBATE HEARING ENDED
Grand Iuy Expected to investigate csss Against
60

Commissioner Lane, OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission, has concluded
taking evidence upon charges at Rich
mond Of rebating made against the Z. 4
o. X r.
Ii is expected that the evidence taken
will be placed before the Federal grand
jury.
City Councilman Gates exempted him.
self from possible criminal prosecution
by confession. He testified that hs con-
cocted the rebatlng scheme in the inter
est Of the w. X JOhnsou firm. 10y whom
he was employed. It was in testimony
that johnson was savrd $1,000 "a zeal
bv reason OF the rehating. Officials of th,
C & D. admitted they DESTROYED way
bills and other possibly incriminatinP
documentary evidence.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
PRESIDENT ATTENDED CHURCH
IN HUNTING CLOTHES

r Hatcher, OF Albemarle. who lives
near Pine Knot, President Roosevelt :
hunting lodge, Is authority for the state
ment that ON the Presidents recent trip
to Albemarbls he attended church sery-
ices in ht~ ansTiug clothes.
The President. however, made due
apology for his attire. stating that be
had brought no other kind from the
capital, and. IL being his custom TO at
tend worship wherever be chanced To be,
he though he would sacrifice the decorum
Of dress and perform the greater duty OF
worship.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
Girl Ordered Bank Closed.

Madison. ILL.,, Feb. 22.-State Audi
tor Mccullough began an investigation
OF the Tri-City State bank, which
closed Thursday. President c. r.
Kiser says the bank is solvent though
It has very little cash on hand" A
run was started, and In the absence
OF Cashier c. w. Burton. his daughter,
Miss Roxy Burton. assistant cashier,
closed the bank to stop the run.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
Frisco Bank Closes.

San Francisco. Feb 22.-The Mar
ket Street bank. located at the corner
of Seventh and Market streets. did not
open its doors. Its financial condition
is being investigated by the bank com
missioners The bank had deposits
amounting to $1.132.20s. The officials
Of the Institution claim that II is
solvent. but state they are pressed for
ssoney to meet the demands.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
Brother BuncOed, Commits Suicide

Braddock. Pa. Feb. 22.-Belieying
that his brother. Joseph Miller. de
partment superintendent at the West
inghouse Electric worke here. was
visiting In Germany. John Miller was
Informed that bis brother had com
mitted suicide with revolver in a
Jersey City hotel on Jan. 23, after he
had lost $500 to a bunco man. Joseph
Miller was booked to leave on the
iceland on Jan. 20. The buncoer took
him to a hotel and got him to deposit
his $500 In the buncoer's tin box. sup
posedly containing $4,000. The next
morning the stranger and the tin box
could not be found.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
BREEDERS ORGANIZE

A charter has been granted by the Cor.
poration Commission to the Breeders
Association Of Virginia, principal Office
at Rosslyn. Va. The purpose Is to in.
prove the breeding Of horses.
Henry Fairfax Is president; ". Roster
Du'aney, Feuquier; vice president; b
Hancock, A bewarle, secretary, aud W.
G. Eustis. Loud0un, treasurer. The capi.
caiirztion is $4,000.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
New York Central Won't Cut WAGES

New York. Feb. 22-Following ?
meeting Of railroad men. It was an.
nounced by Theodore Webster. who
stated that he was chairman OF the
New York division OF the Order of
Railway Conductors. that the ques.
ton of wages had been satisfactorily
adjusted with the New York Central
system. and that the present scale
would be continued.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
RIPANS.

There is scarcely any eoodftzen -
IN heslth chat Ia not bene6tpd oy ~
occasiosss-s csc OF . 8lPAE8 fa6414
For sale BY druRx<sts- The nv
nzry occNslon. The fantly boo<1o. G.
ssnfs, contains : supply 1Sre yonk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
IDEALS sLItR

A girls ideal at seventeen
Nust have fine eyes;
Likewise bold aud striking mien
And faultless ties;
But later on her fanciss roam
To one who'll bring his wages home.
A mans ideal at seventeen
Must be sprite;
A dainty. huiiy ,elfn queen
OF sheer delight.
But later on be sort Of feels
He wants a girl who can cook meals.
Wash ngton Herald
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

CASCAsWEET, the well known rem.
edF for babies and children, will quie,
the little cues in a short time The ingre.
dlents are printed on the bottle Contains
no Opiasss. Sold by N. NJ Lewis and
" l.. hon6
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Kodol Is a scientific preparation Of veg
stable acids with natural digestants and
contains the same juices found 10 a
healthy stomach. Each dose will digest
more than 1000 grains Of good food.
sold by NJ. N. Levis and W. L. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
JOB PRINTING

We print everything from q book 10
O visiting card on tho power presses oi
The Free Lance. send Ne your orders.
Ths fss Lance
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
Got One Thousand Valentines.

Cleveland. o.. Feb. 22.--Mrs. Amelia
wentland carried 1000 comic valen
tines to the police and asked them tc
take action against the sender. a WON
an once her rival The police are un
decided what to DO.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts
gently but promptly on the bowels. II
stops the cough by soothing the throat
and lung irritation. Sold by NJ. NJ. Lewis
and W. L. Bond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Use Dewitt's Little Early Rissrs, pleas
4nt little pIlls. They are easy 20 take.
Sold By N. N. Lswis and W. L. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Dswitt's Carbonsed Witch Hsxsl salve
4 especially good for plea Sold By Nm.
Lewis and W. 1. Rood
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Declare Wage Workers Had Nothing
to Do With Panic, and as They Are
Paid ey Mileage Will Bitterly
Oppose Any Reduction In Pay.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
~tContinucd.D
For Sale

I have good income properties. will net
from y ~ IS per cent on your investment.
SS,OO0-3-story, department flat. good ten-
ants. always occupied; walking dis
lance to postofficc; lot G0Nii0; yearly
rental S1,O60. This property will net
you Is per cent on your investment
81, JOO-2-story, department flat. newly pa
pered. east front, paved street. all
paving paid. broom cottage in rear;
10 minute to postoffiCe; lot 66xl40;
never vacant; rent 1891 per year; 18th
and Grace SITS.
S6,O00-3-story double brick tenement house,
all modern; just put in two new fur
naCes; lot 40Xl20. This property cost
$500 and more to build. VIII net
you IL per cent on your investment.
s6,OO0-2-story store building. with 4-apart-
ment flats, all newly papered and
building painted: i'm No. I condition;
permanent tenants; near 10Th and
Clark Sts.
$6000-For a good business property on
Burt St, between 18th and 18th SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
HOUSE AND FIVE r

High, level five acres, with nearly new
house, 4 rooms downstairs, two unfinished
rooms above. cistern and well, pump in
kitchen. south front overlooking Benson
and the Country club, Just west of the
Bauer bungalow above described. Price,
S2,sO. Must be sold at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
SOUTH OMAHA ACRES

4-room cottage, well, barn, fine cave cell
lar, ten acres Of land. one block from Q
street at the corner of 5Oth, rich garden
land; will double in value; near new car
line which is to be built to Papinion via
Ralston. Price. 81. 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
w. Farnam Smith &Co.
1920 Farnam st.
SOC A WEEK

, ON ACCOUNT OF THE BAD
WEATHER LAST WEEK WE HAVE De
CIDED TO CONTINUE THE SALE OF
LOTS IN HoMESGTE. ON OUR REMARK
ABLE TERMS OF ONE DOLLAR DOWN
AND soc A WEEK. without INTER
EST OR PAYMENTS DURING ILLNESS
AND WITHOUT TAXES FOR THREE
YEARS. OUR Statesmen WILL BE ON
THE GROUND EVERY DAY FROM 7
O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING UNTIL
DARK. DO NOT FAIL TO GRASP THIS
oPPORTUNITY-THE FIRST THAT HAS
EVER BEEN OFFERED TO BUY A LOT
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE
STOCK YARDS AND PACKING HOUSES.
YOUR CAR FARES ALONE WILL PAY
FOR THE LOT. YOU CAN BUILD AS
SOON AS YOU HAVE AID DOWN N
DOLLAR. EVERY LOT is IN BLUE
GRASS SOD, 20 YEARS OLD. MANY OF
THE LOTS ARE HIGH AND SLIGHTLY,
AND OTHERS Low AND LEVEL. NB
SOLD LOTS EVERY DAY LAST WEEK.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE RAIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
(Continued)

REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
tContinued.l

This choice acreage suburb just west of Dundee, with excep-
tlOnal natural advantages has been 50 scientifically laid out that
every tract affords a beautiful view of the surrounding country.
Already some handsome residences have been built here, and
this, together with the reasonable building restrictions assure first
class improvements and a steady increase in values. This is an
ideal location for a home, and a splendid opportunity for an in
vestment. Prices 5000 and upward per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
DUNDEE

Over thirty new houses have been constructed in Dundee this
summer and many of these were located in the new residence
district west of 5lst St, because the location cannot be eXceled,
and the prices of the lots are very reasonable. Lots with city
conveniences, all graded, accessible to the car line, with new
sewer system in course Of construction, only $3.50 to $675. 500
cash, balance $40 per month.
CHOICE DUNDEE HOMES
N0 cash balance eay terms, for new 2Hory Sroon frame house oak finish
Ht noor, nantel and crate In dining room, 4 large bedrooms I'd floor. attic over en-
loner
-, 5000 for new groom, 2sWy raneh house., with reception hall, oak finish list
Iuoor birch. hnsh with maple floors % floor fun cemented semen with good
S50-New Groom, 2sbry and attic frame house, located on one of Dundeos
best corners selected quarter w oak finish list and ID floor large attic finished.
Il cenented basement, with hot water heating plant This house is substantaUy
and exceptional we'll built Throughout
HANSCOM PARK
=. $500 for practically new SIom, 2sory frame house strictly modern. pest oak
Club district
NL6O for this exceptionally substantial and atsuc Sroom all modnm house. -
SN16 feet has a fine fireplace is finished in selected quarter sawed oak, with heavy
'beamed ceilings; four bright attractive bedroms2 floor basement has cenened
looking for a very attractive, medium sized home let us show YOU this property
INVESTMENTS
$4,000 for new brick flat building, with three apartments Of rooms each within
walking distance q. business district leased al 1896 per yer
SBO for st Louis flat, cose in, now rented for $500 per year, practically new.
>. $1,000 for downtown cTner, lot within three blocks from 10th and Harvey near
gate at once
GEORGE & CO., 1901 Farnam St.
Bee Nov L 1908 M
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
Fine Residence
Property

$&,5OO-9-room new house, with attic: hard
hot water heat; lot 56x12O; southeast
corner 35th and Poppleton Ave.
IS, 3OO-9-room new house, all modern, hot
water heat. hard wood finish
throughout; lot 56x12o; close to Field
club.
Groom, all modern house, hot water heat;
lot 50x132, east front, south of Farnam St.
on 40th St; fine location; can be bought
for one week, only 1920
Look at these 4 and 5-room cottages on
N. 21st St. lot 66x14O; good tenants; rentals
500 per year; can be bought cheap; only
$500,
A nice Groom cottage. I rooms DOWN
stairs, 2 rooms upstairs; good cemented
celler, %cistern, barn; lot 25x12O; good home;
half cash, balance to suit; Sl,4O0.
! also have a fine improved farm, all
under cultivation; Groom house, barn,
granary chicken house, windmill, 6 miles
from Missouri Valley, Ia. Land is worth
800 per acre. Party must sell. Give me
an offer.
25-acre fruit farm / mile north of Glen
wood, Ia; good house; on main road; $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
Peters Trust Co.

refers trust 70.
s 95O-Flve-room house, city water, north
of Bemis park.
81, OOO-Seven-room house in Orchard Hill,
four blocks from car. Terms.
81, 4OO-Good lot close to city hall in South
Omaha, with two cottages.
81, OOO-seven-room house. modern except
heat, near 21st and Henderson, full
east front lot. Terms.
ST. OO-Good seven-room home at 2227 Grant
st. Full lot, with fruit and shade.
Large bathroom and pleasant living
rooms. Can sell on attractive terms.
s3,OOO-This is an all modern house. two
years old, one block from Goth 81.
car line, corner lot; 81, 600 cash, bal
ance on time; 8 per cent.
81, 0OO-Eight-room house in good condition,
with gas, bath and toilet; mantel and
CRATE in parlor; one block from Leav-
enworth car. Can make very de-
sirable terms.
81. 5OO-Eight-room all modern house, with
fine system of hot water heat, on
large south front lot, with fine barn
house six years old; one block from
oath ST. car line. in north part of
city.
ONLY ONE LEFT
Since last week we have sold one of the
fine houses we advertised in the Field
club district, leaving the corner of 35th
and Poppleton on the market. For style,
convenience and price, il cannot be dupli-
Gated in Omaha today. Buy now and get
settled for the winter.
VACANT
s 95-Good lot in Central park, near car.
s 5OO-South front lot, 5Ox15O, half block
from car. i'm Walnut Hill, $500 cash,
balance $40 per month.
s 7OO-Fine south front lot in Dundee. half
block from car; city water and
sewer. Terms.
s 5OO-South front lot on Henderson, west
of 9th. Permanent walks.
Peters Trust Co.
Ground Floor n. Y. Life Bldg.
Qgl-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
South Side

We have subdivided the northwest corner
OF 18th and CASTELAR, SITS. street paved
and paid. See us for prices on this prop
erty.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued)
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
CContinued)
D. v. SHOLES COMPANY


Ill Board of Trade Bldg, 10th aud Farnam SITS.
Tells: Bell Douglas 40; Ind. A-2O49.
AGENTS FOR
MILTON ROGERS PLACE, OAKHURSTP PARK,
CREIGHTON'S FIRST ADDITION
C~REIGHTONS SECOND ADDITION
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Additions.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
North Side

Only two lots unsold in Smithfield, 2Oth
and Fowler Ave, one block from Rome
Miller's fine residence; all lots terraced.
street paved, price low, Just the place to
build a fine home. Terms IL desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
How to Reach domestic

TAKE THE SOUTH OMAHA STREET
CAR TO BOTH N Q SITS, AND WALK
SOUTH ON A BRICK PAVED STREET
TO JEFFERSON ST, WHICH WE HAVE
JUST OPENED. OUR BIG SIGN is ON
THE CORNER AND DIRECTS o TWO
BLOCKS WEST TO HOMEsITE. HOME
SITE EXTENDS FROM 33D TO 18TH.
AND FROM JEFFERSON TO HARRISON
SITS. PERFECT TITLE, WARRANTY
DEED, FREE ABSTRACT WITH EVERY
LOT. COME OUT ANY DAY AND BUY
A LOT. BRING YOUR DOLLAR WITH
YOU.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
CContinued.)
Acre Bargains

We claim aud can prove that We have the
best bargains in suburban acres OF
real estate firm in Omaha. II you can buy
any acreage closer to the Omaha postofficc
than ours at the price and on the terms we
offer the list below We will buy all you
offer.