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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
G~icnSumsiaIa. FRA goI6.

GienbumsiaIs. Sra aoI5or9 meo.
ocIes Den t4be October: Get aonior.
tium, Der eier Gicrioommcn gnooI.
fibits (iire al 9pens SnanHpcrferc),
bor bpttet benne gienoom meS BRO.
oriet9r Bouliens 8aarb "aaIbora.
saoro" oeb otter grda. 8oarSerS
SeiGtning m~ebfsIger. @uboIfihus
er iat til en- @Groi at $4,000 SIR.
% @nIborsgaarb til $4,000 SIR.
Rnnoers ABE Sftober. Spes.
minbe er al Tropriet9r @unoeitrue
iolgt til Gropriet9r WuufboIm,
Scrp, for $4,000 Ser. @eiptniug,
gtl og Snpertar meofsIger life.
Soriens 14oe Sftober. 8aar.
ben 9oitben beo SoruipIo Citation er
al Gieren, 2pffepeterien, ioIgt til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Sfunoer.
borg amt for $4,000 ar. uSen 9e.
irtning % gpI. @aaroer bar so
Ssnber 2anb og 9 Tsnber S~ortforn.
9r9nbitrup 16be Sftober.
grpnbitrnp 8ipiteipergonro er Of
9. &. Ssrenien ioIat til Reitourotsr
q. Srib, ~tibIiaere "GentraIbaqen" /
aarblts, for $4,000 8r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
Gu ipraefiu EfiGbue.

~rifsbore Slotsiognernoos Rsoe for.
Ieben f~oreIaa en- Soreipsreiel fra
Sreberifsberg aommlne, ON SIots.
ioeuet bill anerfienbe Sorfatteren
81. gpalo iom acknowledgement.
get, bniIfet Sogneroaoet iislgc
"Sreb. q. Sio." giorSe, Gen ON.
banoIeoe Sorfatter er en- Ssn al BEN
~bcfienbte biitoriife Sorfatter s. 4.
gtpoIb: ban bar / en- Tel gar fsrt
en- RET omtrmIet SiIorreIie % er MI
piitnof ubeitrioeIig iiroSius.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
ct Giem / Staten @aibinstOu.

7eriom Sc Iseer E, Diem | SaihtHsteH,
4lhe euergrsep Stais- snisu bpen sasr
paa qdnoet, benpeUo lem od I'll y. X. at.
Garlieu. Der b~eiodrrr ale 6orelpprasIer
GA ~anptisr ale StagS gooe % btlige eieH'
bonnie. IGrlig gUoe 5nrme. 6l5 Serniee
B(bd. Tacoma, g9aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02

yranb. Sra 8aIunbborg meboe.
les rem 15be Sftober: Stuebuiet %
SaBerlel til aongitriip Msue paa
Seirs er ibaa fuIoltanoig neobranot.
&a Snbboet br9nbte. 30 SeIte, Ell
Spr, Ell 8aIp, en- @ris % noget
5ierfre inoebr9nbte. 20 imaa Born
reooehes / iibite SiebIif.
- Sra NRitpeo mebbeles ben 14be
Sftober: "SSunssbepebsoarb" unocr
garoniet Stampenborg oeo greits
er | Gftermiobag n~eobrGnot. SIben
opitob | Ell 9asefnuier, bpur en- greI
pnr Isbet BARN, boorpeb noget SaIm
~nntGnbtes. Sooebbpgnirgen % ale
llbbp9ningerne n%ebbr9nbte, % al
ben inbablebe Seo brgn0te, bpor.
in1ob set Ipffebes at reS6e Sn6boet
% belle g~eiptningen mee ltuStooeIie
al 4-5 9aIpe % noaIe Sons. @aar.
ben neobr9note for % aar iioeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
anIssntna for ben fattiss
mau0.

Nu~ufeu,smbslt Eel az SEQ dists gebt eaHo bcoorei
,sS Sarpnpob. let AZ tueoc % bclt1aeuoe q pei
b,bpa1et EtrSa. Hrrif SsttismcRi % tHfaetf strh'
SO p9l fri Ipiatugbueras. s Neh III 2 goee 5ern7
bauttpsr; pil iTlas iaa Vert ototte lam kisoetrash ~
b,r,H hi Hhtir paa qiubst % bnrte bet. strip sffsr
eartrF "a arrHerc Eyt7suiaser. CDRer. sof oos
~ Il. 9rpir fans. &A.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
ct Miaionielffab. I'll ariitiaitin

VI UEfHIUHTTF"| .T.
Sirmareaiiter er onmelot "Gorit-
ifibgoftieielfabet atlantic, bpis
ssormanI er Sraetfart. @ftiefapt.
foIen er 100000 4roner, fcrSeit
poa 440 fnIbt inobetalte aftier. 90
SeIffabet bisponeres at Sirmaet
Senrnlep & geer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
era Uor9e.

stor Gicnbomsbanbel. @anroen
Torsnes I Sanbsper CT q 9ierer
Chr. Sorsnes peo Or. 9. gtorbslm
IoIat til Ole Ssnbiu, sore Gfer, ior
ar. 100000 pg baIpe Smfoitninscr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
On Minnennne

Gn WinSegabe. Sra IeiIe meo.
beIes ben 15be Sftober: 6bp. SoIfe.
tbinesmnnb for @eiIefreoien, 0ieI.
ien.airfeIunb, bar ibae peO Ell 9e.
putaticn mobtaeet ct imift @uIbubr
meo 9i9oe fra 89Igere / &eiIefreS.
len meo Snf for IA aars 9irfiom.
beb | Solfetbineet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
gumeuUateren: "Ssrcr De life, a

CuHtUuBItrtH. NpItI Se IIIe, Oh
&c life iaar 2ou at saa paa Sinien."
Bomber: Get par mertelis. nnnr
en- bar BILLET - iee funbe til os
meb inaet fisre. bpis ies life bar
fommet iorient til 5osetl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
OiIjalas.-Wp % rem SebOloning

x al General Merchandise ueo ttor %
apo 5orretuiua, FAINT Butt % S.boelies'
bus. gneIte BUTT / goo Sp, MORT Nabold5
/ ipoliae Riuneiuia. etcroomrlent belsoer
ia ialt III omirent $4,000. Boittonior !
8uti,eu. Bill irlge III rimeIig grts Tor
aoutant: Tumble madiie tase en- opolrtet
Farm Tom oelpis Betaltne mee Hsiten foH'
taut. ''D''. Carr OF Soften, 3eeornh, 5oipd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02

SptelbranS / Narpif. Sra Narpif
meooeleS ben 14be Sftober:. On bel
tig Sloebrano nobrpb iaften peo g.
Siben / Sotel "Senir". gpgringen,
Ser bar asiureret / 2unbets alminoe'
Iiae Sranbfusie for 10000 ar, leo
ooifiaig Sfaoe. Smtrent Salppar'
ten al gpgniugen er brpnot og He.
item meget sbelagt al ganS. On al
@ieiterne miiteoe 1000 Str. | aon'
tanter og ct @ulbubr. Sloen cpltoo
/ &sgepereIiet / neberite @tage, for
mentlig peo aortilutning. S Sotel'
lets isnore Slsi brioes en- 'tsrre Wta'
notwithstanding, Ser blep n9'ten
aae 8arer soelagt. Sarebebolonin'
gen iaopel Tom alt SnSbo / Sotel'
let bar aSiureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
5orflarins at metrif ,laaI os Dast.
sG n be N q al.

nebem aaL
(grunssGuhebsn ,r Dieter - 8 sob . Toni. pntr,ut
s. amsrlfonite aommsrl HorsrttI'tr: I'm =
elnritisr; Da vafier; 9m. Seutinettr.
iaL ncri Whl rssHss ls l TONNE resR,s Is en
II ailpmeitr. Ssntlmettr.
mn urrf D,I rearts he
10 Rilnmetfr I Narh er liz eix Gent.
lndAff Dalsr7H 9m. meter.
lgIsH rssnss hs % Gen ! sna. DdI or Is 1909
tuneitr. Dieter.
T~IabtmaaL
f@rnne.Gubtb,H CT ar)
forisrteIie 6e.-SsftaL / 1snbe eaHs r,auts M
iGaaI Serb rrsRts Ing 40 q
Oat. a Won CT 4oS ar
@lhHt
ienh 4aruusr 3onar rssrsS RI a1
ipsarfsnsr Gu-sogu Rront rsnss q gsais.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02

.CtNaIaS.-Gn 800 acrss uel ops
= oprtet Earm, bsIissenos | ct tort fian'
oinapiii Settlement | sire Sef al Bolt Co.,
Rinu. fire DhI fra 6oftscn % fem Detl fra
gecSntolb. 8eeae Sper bar Serubaneita'
toner oa sobe Ntdrtebsplaeie FAINT CRANE
ries. gii panoet er inoslar eet neo -Barb.
tpire". 1875 aerts | Gser, 30 aeres t%tI'aaet
meo alpper o. Eimpthp. Reitrn az paneet
Stue oa @rQslnue, al bpilfc en- for Del Tan
ruooes III Gger ON sriies. Ropple Rtper
riuoer iaiennem qouoet % fan benpttes III
arraturerue Nurct runot. Siolehls Iist ino
III qaabet. @ooe Suie ps COB Brsno. gn
al be beoite % imutteit beltgseuoe Tdrr's !
Emtauen. SSor nurrere Undertaking tti'
"TRIP z. Z. Rtdansruo. Eositcn, UttniL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
WaaI for rsssnss gar.r
gasi.

gast
6rrnN.erxheu CT 9ram.) Forfortfifsr: n -
aiIperam; pe. - St,iosram; Or sram.
! eiirpHHb rsnss he istaaIpuHb BOO sras
100 Rilosram. Snsr y "a
I BEG ugnes lVg IS "a. ] Dsar so traHL
! eispHH6 resaes la 9 Ra iepbu sents hs 10 Sran
etsmerpaRe rtgnss Ig ! tHstf Yaaa CO %.
sRa Gran.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
Srn anna earicn, Sen ~befienote

Srn anna earicn, SEN b~efienote
Sfueipiaerinoe. opbolOer Jig iremSe-
les paa 9~rofesior Sacobiens alinif,
og oct or benoes iaite geilutning al.
brig at peioe tiIbage til 5beatret.
fort9aer "9oIitifen". 6uu 2arien
bar paa aIinifen beifiGitiget fla meo
Of operi9tte Den engeIite Sorfatter.
inbe Wnrie goreais BOG, "en To.
man ON TO 8eroener". en- BOG, ON
bpilfen 5riien ieIp / 6ororoet Tiger.
at ben belt bar ioranbret benoes
9iosanifuelie % p9ret meopirfenoe
til benoes uroffelige Sciiutnina ON
life mere at opirRoe paa Seenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
ct aoSt Stnffe IrbciSe.

ben eamle Rr9iteganrO pon Sburs
ligaer Ell npIig opfsrt, rsrtRffet GUS.
Get err iislge "Sperbb. Imtst." bpg.
get al Ell ibp. Sfibstemrer geSer
Sanien, iom ganIfe aIeue bar ubisrt
aft ar6eioet; bper @turiten og bpert
Stpffe BONNER bar Sen S7aarige
Nanb ielp lo9t til Rette os itilet
op. Siiiet, Der mailer 10 8anee
II allen, er opfsrt meo bindings.
perfs- 8apIe. 8runomur % rsrtRffet
Tag; oct RUNNER ban0e Spineitolb,
S%sniebus, 5obergong % ct tibet
8erfiteb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02
st iiclScut SabiIenm funbe feires

VI 1clocHI SuutlWhW IHltue IeiLes
16be Sftpber al SoIobetient | Bergen
gbriSten 9oniel Simonien Gifaas.
ibet ban nepnte Datum bapbe p9ret
/ SoIotieneiten iom fait aniat Stunt.
toner / so Iar. Sr. gitaas er fsot
/ Ssllter 9~reitegi9Ib, Ssnofiorb, Den
3Ote Meoi 1888. "a aar gammel
bIeb ban aniat iom leiet Soloopipns.
mdno og oerefter ben t6be Sftober
1859 fait aniat iom iauban | Bergen.
Gen t3be guguit 1880 forfremme.
Ses ban til Solobetient | aaleiuno
oa fom Sen 25be Stunt 1888 | iomme
@genifab tilboge til BERGEN, hpor ban
ifslge "Rorif SoIbtioenbe" iioen bar
tjenitgiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-02

sranscr 5s en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
peuuen" er ina goo iom nogen anSen
spmaifiue til Den SObbeIte gris.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
WE WISH A BRIGHT AND HAPPY EASTER TO EVERY ONE
TENNIS TOURNEY
AT |. |. &C.
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
APRIL ID, AT 4:30.

The Tennis Tournament, under
the direction Of Miss Blanche
Gardner, member of the Phys
ical Training Department of the
|. |. and c., promises to be one
of the livliest and best fought
contests ever held on the I. /.
and c. Campus.
The girls have been hard at
practice for two weeks and show
every indication of playing good
spirited tournament games.
There are 80 contestants enter
ed for doubles and eight for sin
giles. There will be 20 games of
doubles and 8 of singles.
The tournament will begin
Wednesday, April Il, at 4:3O
and will probably last for ten
days.
The management will present
3 Spalding rackets for the Win
ners of doubles and singles.
Miss Gardner will act as ref
cree and Misses Latham, Lyons,
White and Pohl as umpires.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
ADMINIST BUILD
ING TO Be DEDICATED.
CORDIAL INVITATION EXTENDED TO THE
PUBLIC TO BE PRESENT NEXT
FRIDAY.
ADDRESS BY PRES. THOMPSON.

The Administration Building
at the A. and M. will be dedicat-
ed next Friday, April the 10Th.
The ceremony will be under the
auspices of the Mississippi Grand
Lodge of Masons.
President J. C. Hardy has ex-
tended a cordial invitation to the
public to be present. President
w. o. Thompson. of the Univer-
sity Of Ohio, will deliver an adj
dress. There will also be an adj
dress by Hon. Wiley Nash, of
Starkville.
The I. I. and C. girls will go
over, chaperoned by several of
the faculty. They will have a
chartered car and doubtless the
entire student body will take ad-
vantage of this outing. The
students of the University will
be present and the day prom
ises to be one Of genuine pleas
ure to all who attend.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
Death Of Samuel C. Webb.

The sudden death Of Mr.. Sam
uel G. Webb, of Minden, La,
caused by heart failure, last
week, was read with sincere re-
gret.
Mr.. Webb, a few days prior to
his death, seeing a fine
opening for a new COM
press in this city had agreed to
take about half the stock in the
new enterprise, the balance Of
which would have been taken up
by local capital. This is very
unfortunate for Columbus in a
business way, as the one com
press already in this city fire.
quently divests compressed cot
ton from our city and the addi-
tional cotton brought to this city
would have assured success to
both congresses.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
Bar Association Will Meet.

Mississippi Bar Association
will hold their fourth annual
meeting in West Point on May
4th at 2:3O o'clock p. m. Hon.
T. B. Kimbrough, of that ciCy
will deliver the addres of well
come. Hon. F. c. Holmes, of
fernando. will give the response.
President J. H. Sexton, of Halle
hurst, will deliver the annual
address. Papers will be read by
Judge B. Mayors, j. G Leftwich,
r. N. Miller and others. The
annual banquet will be given
Wednesday evening. The meet
ing will continue three days.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
AN EASTER
ANNIVERSARY
INTERESTING PROGRAME BY Y. w..
C. A. IN COLLEGE CHAPEL
LAST FRIDAY NIGHT.

The Easter Anniversary of the
Young Womens' Christian Asso-
citation of the Industrial Institute
and College is in session. An
interesting program was given
on Friday evening. Miss lola
Saunders, president of the Y. w.
c. A. gave the address of vel
come, after which Miss Emma
Gary, a returned missionary,
made an address full Of infor-
nation, and delivered in a most
impressive s t yle. Saturday
morning, Mrs. Bessie Lipscomb
opened the morning exercises.
Mr.. E. A. Lendley, general
secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A. of
the A. and M. College, made an
address that was thoroughly
enjoyed. He is full of enthusi-
asm for this work and believes
that the Y. NJ. c. A. will be the
means of keeping many young
men from going astray. At 2
p. m. Saturday, Mr.. Henry E.
Erving, Student Volunteer Sec
retary, made an eloquent ad-
dress full Of interest.
This morning, the program
from 1915 will be very interest
ing, the following to take part
Mrs. Bessie Lipscomb, Miss Gary
Mr.. Ewing, Miss Power, Miss
Heath. Miss Brown will sing;
Miss Windham will be the ac-
companist.
There will be a mass meeting
at the First Baptist church this
afternoon under the auspices of
the Young Woman's Christian
Association of the l. l. and G.
Miss Gary, of Atlanta, Ca, q
returned Missionary from China,
will address the audience. Every
body cordially invited to attend,
especially the young peoples so
cieties of the various churches.
Miss Gary is conducting the Eas-
ter Festival at the College. At
seven p. m. Mr.. Ewing will de-
liver an address at the College
Chapel.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
GHANGERY COURT
CLOSED FRIDAY,
TIE WILL or THE LATE DR.. CORNELIUS
HARDY CONTESTED BY WIFE.
MRS. HARDY DECLARED INSANE.

After being in session five
days, Chancery Court, presided
over by Chancellor McCool,
closed Friday evening after dis
posing Of several cases, the only
one of much importance being
in regard to the will of the late
DR., Cornelius Hardy, in which
Mrs. Hardy claimed half the es-
tate of her deceased husband.
Through a jury Mrs. Hardy
was declared insane and the court
ordered the chancery clerk ID. d.
Richards, who was appointed
guardian of her property and
estate, to have her sent to some
good sanitorium where she can
have good treatment, only per-
hitting her to remain in the hos
pital in Meridian temporarily.
The court also instructed said
clerk as her guardian to announce
the will of her late husband,
which gives her one half interest
in the estate.
The income of this property
and as much of the estate as
may be received, is to be devoted
to her support and comfort as
the will of her late husband left
her no property but only the an
nual income of it for her use
during her natural life.
The court deemed it for her
best interest to have her an
nounce said will so that she
could come into absolute owner
ship of one half interest of all
the property of her husband died,
siezed and possessed.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
PROMINENT ATTORNEY
DIES SUDDENLY.
LINTON D. LANDRUM DIED YESTERDAY
MORNING WITH HEART FAILURE.
ILLNESS or SHORT DURATION.

After an illness of short dura-
ton Mr.. Linton d. Landrum,
brother of Hon. z. P. Landrum,
succumbed to heart failure be-
tween six and seven o'clock yes
terday morning, Mr.. w. w.
Scott, of Meridian, a student un-
der him being at his bedside.
His death was a great shock to
his many friends in Columbus.
1t was only Thursday that Mr..
LandrUm was busily engaged in
Chancery Court having some i'm
pOrtant cases in hand He was
taken i'll Thursday evening about
ten o'clock with something like
acute indigestion and gradually
grew worse until the end came.
Mr.. Landrum was born in Lex
ington, Ga, on July q, 1857.
He came to this county with his
parents, DR. and Mrs. z. P. Ian
drum when he was only four
years old. He was highly edu-
Gated and graduated from college
in Gainsborough. Ala, after
which he began the practice of
law in this city where he stood
we'll with the bar as we'll as
the entire community. He
represented LoWndes county in
the House in 1889 and was ever
active in measures tending to
the welfare of the people of
this county. His parents are
both dead and he is survived by
only one brother, Hon. Z. P.
Landrum of this city, who has
the sympathy of a large circle of
friends in this bereavement.
The funeral will occur this af-
ternoon from the First M. E..
Church at 8 o'clock conducted by
Rev. T. w. Lewis.
The loIlowing friends will act
as pail bearers: Messrs. T. H..
Sharp. J. T. w. Hairston, J. Cox,
j. A. Hargove, L. A. Vaughn,
J. w. Lipscomb, Col. Lincoln,
Col. Rhett.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
ACADEMY
VS.. 4. & M. C,
FIRST BASE BALL OF SEASON IN CO.
LUMBUS. TUESDAY.

There will probably be a game
of base ball played at Lake Park
Tuesday afternoon between the
Franklin Academy and an A.
and NJ. College minor team.
Prof. Frierson of this cit i
waiting for a reply as to whether
the college boys will reach this
city Tuesday, and if the game is
played it will be announced later
byscircular'
The base ball lovers of Colum-
bus should attend the game to
encourage the players to win
their first game.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
King Richard III.

King Richard III, an elaborate
revival of Shakespeare, will be
presented in the Columbus The
atre next Saturday evening, by a
company of the we'll known art
lists of this city, under the super
vision of Miss Sarah Anderson,
whose reputation for coaching
and staging plays has no parallel
in the South. A treat is in store
for the people of Columbus and
every one should take advantage
of the opportunity to have an
evening of genuine pleasure.
For Rent.
Second Methodist Parsonage.
See NJ. H. Wells, Pastor.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
New Tailoring establishments

Messrs. H. Greenston, former
ly of Birmingham, and Joe
Simpson, formerly of Tuscaloosa,
two of the finest tailors in the
South have opened a fashionable
and up-to-date haberdasher In
the new building of the First
State Bank, on Main and Market
streets. We feel confident that
these two men will succeed in
their business in this city as
they have had great experience,
and know how to keep in sight
of the latest fads for men.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
For Rent.

Two story, eight room house,
corner 10th ave. and 3rd ave.
north. $25 a month. Apply to
Adams Realty Co.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-04-11
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIk-
TON IN ATLANTA.
PROMINENT PEOPLE FROM THIS CITY
AND OTHERS WILL BE PRESENT.
MEETING GONVENES I4-16TH.

Mississippi will be well repre-
sented at the Southern Educa-
tional Association which NEE S
this week in Atlanta. The meet
ing viii convene on the IA. Is
and 16, aud prominent educators
from over all this country will
be present. The I. I. and C.
viii be represented by Pres. Il
L. Whitfield, Mrs. Gessner
Smith, Miss Fannie Hooper.
Prof Joe Cook, Miss Allie Steph-
ems and Miss Connell will go
from the High School. Others
from Mississippi will be Chan
cellor Andrew Kincannon. State
Superintendent Powers, DR.. T.
B. Bailey, Prof. E. L. Bailey,
vice-president John r. Ellis, of
State Teachers Association, w.
/. Thames, of Hattiesburg and
others.
We viii enlarge your photo
graph and frame it too. We
guarantee satisfaction.
ELDER 6 THOMAS,
Phone q.
Try 2 want al
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
Doug. 1872 613 N. Y. L. Bldg.
roN-
w. H. GATES,
Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
phone Douglas 1894.

Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1894.
81, 000-Six-room cottage, modern
except furnace, most new, lot 40Xl34,
on Patrick Ave, near 26th.
2,2OO-Six-room house on 25th,
near Maple.
81, 30O-Seven-room, new house,
hall, parlor, dining room, library, COM
plete bath room three bed rooms, cell
lar under whole house cemented, front
and back porches, lot 50X127, cement
walks, close to car.
81, 500-Six-room cottage at 270S
Capitol Ave, modern except furnace,
south front lot 50x135, paved street.
BARGAIN.
$2,65O-Seven-room house at 2105
Miami, modern except furnace, lot 33x
1922.
SO, 3OO-Six-room modern house on
Ohio. near goth, south front lot 4OX
1922.
| $3,55O-Six-room new modern
house, with a good hot water heating
plant, east front lot, on 21st, near
Ames Ave.
FIvE-ROOM NEW COTTAGE. on
18TH AND MADISON AVE, on EASY
PAYMENTS.
Three cottages and vacant corner
44x66, on 18th St, close-in.
400 acres farm land in MerricE
county, near Clarks, at only $50.
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Births-Jacob FelgoiI, Ss24 North Twenty
fourth street, boy; Frank Hustack, II.
Pierce street, girl John Milton, 29l5 SCUM
&l2 Marcy street. girl: Fred Hil. Bi
Vinton street, boy: Harry Jones, Fortieth
street and Fowler avenue, girl; Thomas F.
StolZ, 1870 South Seventeenth street, boy;
AXel Nybbelin, 1905 Jackson street, boy.
Deaths-None.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
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INVESTMENTS

$2.S50.00
Two broom cottages. modern except fur
mace, y block from car: always rented at
$50 per year. Price, $3.50
100000
Two houses in walking distance. modern
except furnaces; one new, the other in fine
conditions; paved street, cement walks; a
first-class property to put your money into;
rental, 500 per year. A big snap at $500.
$S,500.00
New pressed brick St. Louis flat just be-
ing completed at Path and Howard Sts.
rental, 500 per year. This building can be
bought for $500, and it is a bargain
81, 10000
New pressed brick flat building at oath
and Dewey Ave, contains four apartments
OF 8 rooms each; all rented under yearly
leases for so per apartment, or S.+O per
year. This building can be bought for
Sl, 500. which nets better than Il per cent
on the investment New cement walks and
paving all paid in full.
SWEET
Doug. 1872 613 n. Y. L. Bldg.
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D, Y. Sholes Company
Ill Board of Trade Bldg. Telephones: Douglas 49:
10th and Farnam SITS. Independent A-2049
Bungalows
Ill Board of Trade Bldg.
18th and Farnam SITS.
Bungalows

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THE OUTSIDE AND WELL ARRANGED, MAKING THEM COMFY ON
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Five to sever rooms each, prices $4,000 to $4,000. Easy terms. Houses
to be finished complete Elm very detail and are exceptionally well built
Also lots in this choice addition from $3.50 to $1,000 Terms. n cash
balance three years at 6 per cent