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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-07
The Mccormick
Pineapple Tract
at WahiaWa

You have read the preliminary ad
in this paper, now viii give you al
information you want.
Remember that I have not any set
price, want you to go over the prop
ertp and make me an offer per acre
of what you want. Mccormick is 60
ing away AMI I am instructed to sell.
Quite a number of intending pur-
chasers leave on the s:15 a. m. train
Sunday and will go over the property
with Mr.. Mccormick
Leave word at my office if you in
tend going.
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METHODIST.

C. D. NJ. WILLIAMS.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church,
40S Beretania avenue, David, W. Crane,
pastor.
Announcements for Sunday:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Richard
H. Trent, superintendent. International
lesson. "Jesus the Bread of Life.
Morning worship, II a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor; topic, Original
Sim
Epworth League, $50 p. m. P. E.
Tosh, president. Topic for study,
" Mercy for the Merciful. The meet
ing will be led by o. H. Walker.
Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Sermon
by the pastor, ''The Conceit of Nebu-
chadnezzar.'
Miss Rice will preside at the organ;
Miss Meyer will lead the chorus choir,
during the services of the day. Mrs.
Hare will render a solo during the
morning hour All are cordially in
vited.
THE BISHOPS LENTEN LECTURES
On the Sunday evenings during Lent
Bishop Restarick, at the special re-
quest of a number of men, will deliver
a course Of lectures on the principles
of the Christian religion. The first Of
the series will be tomorrow night at
ST. Andrews cathedral at 7:30. The
subject will be Religion and God" It
is hoped that these lectures will be
helpful in strengthening the faith of
some and in removing difficulties from
the minds of others.
All are cordially invited to attend.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church,
40S Beretania avenue, David w. Crane,
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LEAH CHAPTER No. 2, o. e. s.
q Meets every third Monday of each
"a month, at 1880 p. m, in the Masonic
N% Temple Visiting sisters and brothers
" Nand members of Lei Aloha Chapter No.
8, are cordially invited to attend.
CLARA NJ SCHMIDT, W. IL.
ADELAIDE NJ. WEBSTER, Sec.
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Fraternal Meetings

SONS OF ST. GEORGE, LODGE
NO. 355.
Meets every second and fourth
Thursday at X of P. Hall
J. r. COLLINS, W. P.
A. G. S. KENWAY, Sec
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BEWARE OF FREQUENT COLDS

4 succession of colds or a protracted
cold is almost certain to end in
chronic catarrh, from which few per-
sons ever wholly recover. Give every
cold the attention it deserves and you
may avoid this disagreeable disease.
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy is IA
nous for its cures of colds. For sale
by Benson. Smith & Co, Ltd, agents
for Hawaiian Islands.
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HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE
CTTTR

Meets on the hrst and third Friday at 1880
o'clock p. m, in rooms in Oregon Block en-
trance on Union street.
J. NJ MscKINNON. Chief.
JOHN MACAULAY. Secv,
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HAWAII CHAPTER No. l, ORDER
OF KAMEHANTEHA

Meets every first and third Thursday evening
OF each month at 7:3O O'clock in Fraternity
Hall, Odd Fellows Building. on Fort street
N. FERNANDEZ
KuauhAu
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LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 8, o. e. s.
a Meets at the Masonic Temple every
"a second Saturday of each month, at 1880
AE D. N. Visiting sisters and brothers are
W cordially invited TO attend.
MINNIE FRAZEE, W. NJ.
LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

PROPOSALS FOR DRAFT HORSES AND
Draft. Pack and Saddle Mulez-Chisf
Cluurt errH kHter's office. Omaha, NehrRs ER.
Nay 20 1905. Sealed proposals.. IN triplicHts
viii be received 81 this office until Y
o clock m. central standard time June is
1g18. and then opened. IN the presence Of At
tending bidders for 3 light draft hurHAs
Il medium draft horses, 1R6 draft mules
wheel; E5 draft mules, lead. - pack mules
and ~ saddle mules. for delivery Al Omaha
Nebraska, or other prominent rRitrUBd
points. The animals 10 conform TO Epecifi-
cations for draft horses and mules. Uuited
States reserves right 10 accept or reject
any OF all proposals or any pHrT thereof
Particulars End blanks for proposals will
be furnished on application Envelopes
containing proposals 10 be endorsed Pro
pOERis fur Horses ur MuleET md addrcssad q
10 Major u. Z. Mccarthy. Chief Quarter
master. MOI 90 I1t-l6-IT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

SinEAeH Progressing Nicely nnd
Douhler start This Week.

The singles in 1hit spring tu1Inis opufeE
al the HiEh school are progressing uiCelv
and the doubles win probably start This
week The singles 1ournHrnBuf Is causing
q great deal uf talk. with VIII HBa n 3
Kenneth Hatch Bob 1dcCHEue sam Car
rier Bob Thompson and number Of
others ar possible winers Sam Reynnld
captured the chHmpiOnship last fEl ant
will dafen6 his tile against The winner OF
the spring tournament. The results In The
matches that have been played are RE f1l-
lows:
Preliminary Rrund-Fa efberr Williams de-
fHuIted 10 Victor Caldwell; Wil hand al
defuulte6 70 Bob Thompson, Robert Huwa
defeated Ted MinBrd E-1. rs, keuns
Hatch defeated Howard Gates, GO 1-6; II
Lsese defeHted George MRnk. Sc sd; I'D
win KfrzehhrU III defeated Jack EsUW-an 2 g.
81 6-S, FRED Heyn defeated Herbert Arm
stein. G-2. 6-A
T1rEt Round-K eunHth EBtCh dBfea %
Robert Howe. 81 6-4; Roy Mccullough DE-
fHulted 10 Bob McCBgue; FREDERICK McC m
nell defeated y Smith. 6-a 2-6 Gl+ sam
Carrier Defeated LLOYD Smith ty defuu't
Phil Mccullough defeBted F Gaines by
default; Newman Benson dEfHuted 81 WI
Haynes: c. Never defeHtsd John HUyley,
Sc. "a. 81. Morton Killer dsfeBtod Bran
Don Howell SO, 6-L
Second Ruun6-Fsob MrCREus defeH. ed
Fred Mcconnell B-7 7-b
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
FEW BELIEVE TRACK uEn
Whoie squad WIN Nos Be ~ Uui-
vrrsitv Place Nses.

Bellevue college win send q few track
men 10 University Place tomorrow 10 reure-
Eeut tht local uoneriHnE IN the intercni-
leEtEte track meet. Due % the tornado.
v Inch upset conditions Tor some time the
athletes tho were gUpeUrinE tu TAKE uurt
have DeCn unahiB 20 dc consistent train
ma, as all were needed 20 repair dHrnRre
ana guard tht properly IN the village. In
spite q this fact. however. several rnpr
under the lead uf ca ptaiu Carey VII 90
theIr utmost 10 uphold Bellevue'E record
on the trnck A team nf twelve men was
expected participate. but uuy about six
men viii 30, nut with the eEreutst tiun 81
carrying away the trophy. hu1 In making q
start that viii he improved IN the VsHrs %
uone. This Is the first veHr that the local
unNeEe has been represented 81 the state
intercollegiate meet. hut in the future AZ is
hoped 10 6evelur this branch al spring
HthlHticf e. = greater extent.
kearnE, the hiE foot hHn star. wiz hur'
the olEcus mi the shot, and hiEh sunni fur
Bellevue Although not ir the beHt nf form
kaGrnk wun first An the high Jump Rnd
shut put End second IN Ihs discus Et the
annual students conference Al Laka
Geneva, Wis. last year where perhs nF
the best college athletes grt gathered to-
rether.
RacelT In the Eu-'inrs 10 doing Eurrie coed
work and has been able 90 keep ID his
training. Being only freshman. and huv-
ing showed up - vel against WBIlhus OF
the Omaha oung Mems Christian RsBnciR-
uun. n 10 expected that he win make Q
Ere1t showing NJ 1he ing meet. Ternulir
al the pole vault Is confidently expected &c
mHEe Eppd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
the Missouri, Office Chisf CumfnisEHr-y,
Omaha 10eh. April "a. 1RgS-seBled pro
pdanlA In trlplicufR for furnishing Rnu de-
livery 10 the cuuumissBrieE al the 1ollOWlr'E
posts. viz: FgTt Crook Neb; Furt DIS
MofneB. Ia. Jefferson BHrTncks. Mo- Furf
L,eBvsmwurth. kan; L. S. MilitRry Prison
Fort JeBveuwo1'th, Kan; Fort MRckenzie
Wye. Fur1 MeRds, 6. d Fort Omaha,
Neb.. Fort Riley. Kan; Fort hobinson,
Neb.; Tur1 =. A. Russell. MFo., Hno Taurlt
Washable Wyn., such Quantities Of fresh
beef and mutton for the peTioe commencing
July J. 1909 and ending December ~. 1soA'
as mEF be required by the uumrniRBAr1eE
NJ the several posts above named. anu IN
accordance with specifications Hn6 condi-
tiuns set forth IN circular No. q War De-
pRrtmeut Office Of The CommtsEary Cen
grRl Il. s. Army, Washington, D. G, March
q, 1903. viii be received Rf this office until
II O'Clock a m May *, 1901, Enc then
opened. Full information. blank pruposnls'
guarantee bonds md copy Of circular No.
& above referred tc, can be had On Rpplich-
tion 10 this office or the port cuTnmissRTy
al any uf The posts nB med. Envelopes con
tanning proposals T1uEt be marked Pro
poBRlE Ior Fresh Beef and Mutton, so be
opened May 25. 1885 and be addressed N
the undersigned. T. 3. Hacker. Captain,
CUmmissRry C. 3. Army. Chief CummissaIy
- 3OAd2I-22
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
DES MONIES BEGINS TO-DAY
IUvEns Delayed By Wreck Yesterday
and Game is CRne5 OF.
ONLY DOLAB AND HIGGINS HERE
DeEter and His Grove Are FlnytnE
Past Bail and ne Cha1pions
Em Wsrk Hard
- win.

Des Nuines wnH blocked hr 9 wreck on
the Rock Island railroad Yesterday near
NeulA. Ia. and failed 70 reach the city In
time fur the first game Of the series 81
vintun street park That ssrisE Of four
games. therefore. win begin thus afternoon
al B,4b. And II win he lBdieE dHy. and deHr
old Pat HaEHn win be in THE box. And dear
old uuzy Joe win be on second for the
visitors. And thereby hangs a tale.
Its really q shame 10 ted Dulhn thai
he's going 10 get the finest bouquet ever
passed over 10 a popular idol, but rns
secret iE Just too EDod 10 keep, besides the
bouquet was hauled out TO the pBrk rester-
dEv IN q fwo-hDrss wagon and kept in the
box office. rsndv for action. IL was In q
boz six fesf long and two feet vads, sc
Il must be 8 asiEy.
Dnlan and Proprietor Higgins were the
only DsE Mninek men who EDt 10 the park
J Jos looked likst the Emerald isle In his new
suit uf green OF course Joe eOulent play
the game al 10y himself and Mr. Higgins
q very nice gentleman II entirely tor fat
So. after having the rollickinE champions
entertain the crowd. which numbered suue-
thing short Of lOOO0. for q whils Brother
Dave Ruurke. IN the absence OF Pa, I'D
nuunued ID EunornuE tones;
Rain checks good Tor any day in tbs
season
Then everybody went home in hurry .,
rs 10 ger ready 10 hasten uut today.
DeF Moines iF playing good bail winning
ball and probably viii make Omaha worl
every minute. Omaha probably win be de-
prfved Of ERn'E sssistnnce. as his arm II
still lame. That viii tend 10 euuhliss thing
somewhat
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

PROFESSIONALS ON GOPHER TEAM
Considerable Feeling shown nj Iowa
City over CoDditiun.

IOWA CITY, Ia, May IL Special -
OunE1derRble feeling is being manifested
among the students Of the state uni
verEtty al this place on account Of the
playing by Minnesota Of three men who
are alleged TO be professional ball play
erE of q pronounced type Drptchku, the
star twtrlar Of the Minnesota Aggregation.
is said on good authority TO have played
bal with the Alexandria. MINI, team last
summer and q EtmilHr charge iE made
against Boyle. who played third for The
GpTlherE IN the game al Iowa City. These
rW0 men are q large pHrt Of the Mime
sofa Aggregation and the Iowa uuthUri-
ties have notified The Gopher mBnREe-
msut that they DO moi take kindly 70 the
use Of such men IN conference EBmes.
The most serious charge. however. iE
brought against the Minnesota RuthuririeE
for the playing Ht Minneapolis OF CBlo-
well, who was one q the stars n the
term and whose picture appears In the
current issue q SpRidiuEs base bah
guide as one Df the members Of The
Oskosh, Wis, team in the Wisconsin
State leRgDe. The Iowa rooters are con
Hiderahly tncenseo and the matter may
be the subject Of some examination in
the next mestinE Of the conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
Lake Loses HiE Own Game.

TwO-bRse nit: stRhl. Three-bass hit:
Dunphue. Sacrifice hirsE: NilsE. Hemphll,
dEnnehin Stolen bases. Keeler, Chase.
Left Oh bRHsB: Chicago, = New York, D.
base on errors: ChicEEn, 8; New York, i
Ett by pitcher. BY Lake, J. Struck out;
BY Lake, !; by Wa.lsh.43 Time: 2-@ I'm
pire: DERn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
RUBE wADDELL QUITS GAME
Pitcher Leaves Browns BecHuse Ne
Was Refused RnEse in Salary

PHILADELPHIA. May E.-Ths St Louis
base ban lean Of the American league left
TINS city today for Boston, leaving 'RuhR
NnuoeM, the former PhilRdelphiR pitcher
behind. "RubB cult the team to-day AFTER
declaring IhBt he had not been treS1ed
fairly by the management After pitching
against his Olo team here and carrying the
ST Louis club TO victory, WRdden made e
demand for m advance in salary. he DID
moi Eet The money. This morning he walked
up 10 the desk IN the hotel where the Wesf-
err players were stopping and turned IN
his uniform and The key 10 ms room. When
asked for an explanation. he turned 10
Secretary Fsickef uf the western team. and
sBio- ] cant get my money, 30 here iE
my suit and yOu can tell Manager McAlesr
I have quit. He can blacklist me If he
wants TO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

LONDON. May 21.-Jsy Gould Of New
York and EustRcs Fl. Miles the English
tennis player. win meet in the finals Of
the Olympic court tennis competition,
each having defeated MS opponent IN the
semi-fiuHfE II the Queens cub today. Mr..
Gould bsHI Nj Page in three strHi Ehi
sets 81. SO so while Mr. Miles also
won three straight sets from ~. 6. Bdyt-
ton, 6-4, 6-1, 6-8.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

4 WANT an offer on thr property. III and
~ q EEt 81; i've modern houses ans
Eooc barn wen rented. This property 10
gwnsc bF Hn eaEtHTn party WIN must sell
THOMAS EEEVNAN.
BOON = Eew York Life EldE.
C1p)-sDs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
WESLEYAN DEFEATS BELIEVE
Methodist Take Loosely Played Game
from the PresbrsertnnH.

The Methodist from Wesleyan uuiversstv y
oeteHtec Bellevue college yesterday 81
Bellevue. 10 3. Scoring on both sides
began with the first inning and frufn then
on the game was loosely PLAYED until the
n1th inning. when hotL teams tlEhtsned
wesleyan allowed the locnlE their runs IN
the firFt two innings, when Raw was a. the
buN, hut wnen FH-thtnE went Ii things
looked hEe Another cyclone hHG nit the
Town. With lead uf 3 to J. Bellevue
should have won the game. had not the
Team went 10 pieces in the third. fourth
and fifth Innings allowing the MefhodiEtr
lher winning runs. Bellevue tried three
nltchErE HBBTTmHu. Browne and Ohusu
Browne was rBinBtHteo only The duv he
fore by the faculty and was cunseu uertlv
moi IN The best uf form. Pnrthirr fnr
MesleTRn did some great slab work and
oemonstrBted that he Is probably the
premier pitcher IN the league The locals
meet " esleyHn again Thursday on rhsir
hurun field. Score by tuninEF:
Wesleyan --......... ? 3 % o p-E
Bellevue --.--........B o 0 o o 0 0 b-b
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

SIOUX ARE BADLY DEMoRALIzED

Pueblo Wins by Coed Hitting and
Peer Play Of OpPoBentA.
SIOUX CITY, May Z.-Siuux CITY put VI
The rottsnest game seen here this season
and thiB. coupled with effective pitching BY
GelEHno. allowed Pueblo 10 win easily by
q HcurR Of 10 J. Curhstt rwirleG good
bah, hui the harder ne worked the more
errutic became the fielding uf mis- team
mHtBs. AndreRE errors were responsible
fpr the first three runs. the balance Of the
runs being made on dumb fielding Ivy Bpen-
Ger Hne SEVERED after chances mad beer
offered 10 retire the side Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

Doyle, CrEndRn Three-bRse hit: Konef-
chy. Hts OFF KarEEr. in three and
une-thir6 inninEs. off Frumms in five
and rwo-thirds innings; off Taylor in
three innings; OFF CranGE1l ] In six in
ntngs. Sacrifice hits: DslehHnrT. sSAn-
non, Devltn Double play: KarEer 10
Gilbert 10 Konstchy. Left on bases. ST
Louis 3. New York s. Base on balls.
OFF KarEer, .; of Frumme 3; off TBy-
ior J. Struck out: BY FrOmms, B; by
CrEnGall, 4. Time. 1.bb Dmpires. Rig
ler md Klerr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WEST. LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY

Western 1ssREue-Des MONIES Bt o-nHhR.
Denver At Lincoln. Pueblo AZ Sioux CITY.
National Lenrue-BuBtun al Chicago,
Brooklyn 81 PittshurE, New 7 ork al ST
Louis, Philadelphia 81 Cincinnati
American LBsEue-ChicHeo h1 New York.
ST Louis Al Boston. Derroit NJ " Washington,
Cleveland at Philadelphia
American AssociE tion-Ind 81
Toledo. Louisville Ht Columbus. Kansas City
nj 81 Paul Minneapolis a. MlwEukse.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

AMES, Ia, May II SPECIAL The
freshmen Defeated the seniors in class
base ball yesterday 10 the tune Of 70
=. For three wears the OBS have won
the championship hunurE IN base bali
This year they sdonBded o tlb0 cup 10 the
athletic association. 10 be given EBErly
10 the winning CLASS. They conf IDENTITY
expected thai their numerals would bs
the first 70 be inscribed Rnc yesterday :
defeat at the hands Of the ''preps" WIS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
PTERIQ.

TwO-bRBe hits; Marricks, MitEs SEVERED.
Sacrifice hits: MCLeBr, CorhHn WEIGH.
Stolen bases: HuErierEr %. COrhHn, Pat
tersOn Bases or balls: orr Corbert. j; off
GBgHnn, T. Struck put: BY CurbetI, D; by
GRlEHnn, s Time: 2:O5. Umpire: Davis.
Attendance: Leo
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
IIsrf Amrr9rnn nrfeaf~d.

ST ANDREWS, Muv I-Miss Anita
Phipps, the last uf the quintetts Of Amer
can competitors left In The contest fur the
British wOmens open colt cfrUrErIionshtp n.
WIS eliminated from the match In The ftth
round this morning, being vnnquiBhed by
Miss Kyle IN SIX II and five 10 play.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

Lake james west uf the country club iE
10 be stocked with fish by Charles Z
Williamson who has received q shipment OF
CrElipies from the state fish commission
Sums uf THE fish are and 3 years old and
good sized. M Williamson controls the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

The Tigers Of Omaha 50 10 Greenwood
ltiIaiil1szE E-t5T1I--s1l, -iss7E Cts-F =in pa
the Greenwood team. which Is one Of the
fastest IN the state Tne TIGERS Win WIN
- - GU u- se.sA stllits Llsh etf are conf :
the Rangers DE their home EruHnds 81
TWentE-rifEf ETc Charles streets. Lineup:
T'iFerE Greer md
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
FhlHasIphiA Beats clevelHBd.

PHILADELPHIA. May H.-Tne hane
tenn beat Cleveland > 10 a. Today tn
pitchers bHrls between Riekers and
ElnuadeE Philadelphia won IN 1he seventh
inning on a pass 10 HHrtsel ana Nichols
rWU hhEEer. 6GCre.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

IIIUE-Ua9E III EIIOU- n
Davidson. Double plagE- FOX 10 GREuisr
10 ThuInaR Sacrifice hit. Eelden. Stolen
base. Davidson. Struck ouf. By Jones.
i. By BuhaunOn. . Base on balls. OF
Jones 4 Time. 10 Umpire: Haskell
AItendEncs- 1.ag0.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
RTTEMAN BACK ~ HAIL ~ our
EounEaer win Ne RecaAea ~ Injury
Proves SerI0Es One.

Captain Franck VIII take nc chances on
Gripping his pitching staff hui viii re-
cal kitEmRn frul the farm II Hall Is 10
he uut 81 the game any length Of time
on account uf his injured arm
i WI find out from the doctor u1
once says the cap. about how long 10
expert HnI 10 he laid uT and Il il il
period uf any duration Then ] win bring
RilzmHn back and pu1 him 20 work al
once. ] think wei - him anyway. Ht
has good stuff In atm ana VIII MAKE 4
good pitcher with trEiuiuE. We are hop
inc. uf course, HATS arm viii soon be al
right
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

BOSTON. NAY l.-Bcstur had a 90 9
lend ever S. Louis today whun OlnuEnIiu
cnuea tht Eume si the end 81 the fuurth
inning on uCcuuut uf rain
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hastings q Hsyden 10 Prank Whip
permHn. part Ion Il and al lot lB
block g. Collier Place. ........-...E 3 T25
Atlantic Realty association 10 / A
Goldsmith, pHrI lots 8 and &, block
B. KendaITs add ...-.......... 100
Richard StebhinE ana wife 10 Albert
s. Billings, pEr1 1ot g. block 178
Omaha ..---- -- .-.....--
Ethel EsaIhRch 10 Francis A BroEHn
lots q ana - block g. Walnut Hin
Carl z. BAfbRch End Eife-th same,
County treasurer 10 T. "a. Riokel. loi
g. HaEen subdtv- .......
A. J. johnson 10 Emma johnson, par.
lots 10 and IA. block ?, Mclntush's
Euhdiv .......--...--. & Dag
Morris Deezn ef Al. 10 Ksts RHy, l0t
q Fans Huhliiv. ---.-..--.... 1.FF
Lewis s. Reed and vile 10 Reed Bros
lui B and pRr1 lDt B Gise's Add. 2
Elizabeth DItrenE 10 ThnInRE Spell
man Dart SID lDt J 'af lax lot 5.
Marble Savings bank TO a. 5. Hunt
1nElun, part lot G, block 1ho. Omaha A.G8
HarIg A. Turkey 70 Prank Lin5er lot
IA block 2e. HRlegDn EaiEhtE- ......-. 10B
Prank Linder and wife 70 Addie Van
AndEn part same -..-..--.- -.-.-......
Addie Van Anden and Prank Linder.
RHTT luf az, block 70, same .,....--..--..
Johanna C. Mahuney et al To EdWHrd
fhelHn e al. l0tE a. il 16. block g.
f1F-iEEE Place - QN
Annie r. Smith 70 JzmeE j. jackson
part lut q block So south OmAhA ]
Robert = howell Eu1 wife tc Harold
J. Cafhroe, auts q. O. 10 Fort View
Rdd. End lo5 6 Fort view AnneK ]
Jennie L. Allen 10 Harriet p. Els
worth, slG II uf lDf q. rspla1 q
hlork . BeTuiE PErk. so
IoLAl -.-.---...-....-.-.. Slb. .52s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO. MHF 1.-Joe Cans
and Battling Nelson last niEhf signed VI
for 6-rOunc battle 70 take place tn thiE
Z city On the afternoon uf July 4