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The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12
SWEET SPRINGS.

Rev. S. F. Shiffier returned last
Saturday from Liberty, Mo,
where he was called to assist
tho pastor OF the Presbyterian
:hurch in q Ceries OF meetings .
The Christian Endeavor rociety
)r the Christian church were
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. G. +.
ferguson at a valentine Isocia,
Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Fer
guson are ideal entertainers and
all spent a delightful evening.
Rev. Z. p. Bowman who lives in
the south part of town Is very i'll,
His daughters Mrs. j. w. Pritch-
ard OF San Antonio. Texas and
Mrs. j. b. Heydt OF st. Louis ar
rived Monday morning and will
assist in caring for their cgel
father. Mr.. H. G. Bowman came
lone last Friday.
Miss Mabel Evans accompanied
by a friend from the Baptist Col
ege at Lexington was at home
over Sunday.
Mrs. c. M Baker OF near Mar
shall is spending the week with
Ter fathers family lie S Wheeler.
Robt. Farris of Minneapolis
spent several days with his moth.
er, Mrs. E. A. Farris last week
He LETT Sunday for his northern
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Root OF JEFF.
erson City are at the bed side OF
their brother Frank who IL not
expected to recover.
Prof. j. G. Winders was i'm Mar.
snail Saturday of last week. He
mas been petitioned by a goodly
number OF the teachesr OF Saline
county soliciting him to be g
candidate for county school sup.
srlhtendent. We understand hs
las consented to do so and b.
IieVe the voters will make nc
Mistake in casting their ballot.
or Prof. Winders.
Aug. Kueker, son OF A. KuekeI
east OF Sweet Springs antl Nj +.
BERTHA Dreyer OF near Concordia
we're married at the home of the
orldeS parents on Jan 24th.
Arrangements have been made
or a Farmers Institute to b.
le.d in Sweet Springs Feb. 2e.
27.
Mrs. Tay.or wilson was hostess
70 the Priscilla club this week ~
'er home on Bridge st. Nearly
Ill the members were present
I'd spent a very pleasant after,
loon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E.. ferguson
VIII spend the next two weeks in
Kansas City studying styles II
millinery and buying goods fol-
their store.
Miss Ida Asche will leave the
10Th FOR st. Louis where she will,
look up" millinery styles before
taking her position as trimmer
at Nashville Ark.
Miss Lena John land August
Reith OF Blackburn were married
Sunday att ne home ii the briae!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .lohn John
lorth OF Sweet Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Snlith AND
SON Merle left Sunday evening
Tor Kansas City where they vii
llsit this week, then go to Chica,
go for a months visit with Mrs
smiths mother. Mrs. Burch, be
ore returning to their home IL
Saline N. u.
Jacob We'll spent Sunday Ii
Sedalia.
Miss Alvina Fischer has return.
u from a visit Of several weeks
n Sedaiia.
Mrs. Dora Kuntz ar rived Sun
lay afternoon and Is tsiting heI
laughter, Mrs. Il, III. Steinkuh,
-er.
The many friends OF. Herhert
Fombe.ie will regret 10 know
OF his serious Illness q t the homs
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Miss Audrey HUFF ard Nj s NJ y
Williams returned Eatu. day u
Malta Bend where Mis- H...f wi .
DO the latters guest. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wheeler HUFF went up Sat
lriay to visit Mrs. Geo. Nye.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12
Second Hand Farm Imple-
ments for Sale.

2 WagonsL
[ Hay Frame.
| Corn Planter.
[ Roller
. Cu,tlvators.
| Suiky Hay Rack
1 Shoe Kentucky disc Drill.
/ 2-Row Corn Cutter
| 10 inch Lister
: Iron Kettles
Copper Kettle.
! Deerlng Binder
! Corn Shelter
A Shingie top Chicken Coops,
Also
| Bay Horse colt coming 2-year
old.
40 Hens and Pul.ets OF crossed
lreeds.
q Rhode Island Reds hens Pull
let's and cockerels.
For particulars call or address
Mrs. Sarah j. link,
2-19 RID, z Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mrs. Carrie Adderton AMI
daguhter, Miss Nellie, CT st
Louis, who have beel M kint
..leir home with the Davidgon%S
n College Addition, have return
ID to st Louis to reside in fu
ture. Their many Trends reg ct
to have them leave.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12
! colonist Rates West.

March list to April Both. Tickets.
IN sale to San Francisco and
,os Angles, Portland, Seattle and
lther western cities. For par
giculars see o, E. Hawthorne
Agent,
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12
Native Lumber

FOR SALE-Natlye lumber OF
nj kinds and dimensions. Mill at
Scott and Cooney bridge on Black
water river.
J r. Jones, Napton. Mo.
r. F. ID 2 EsSM. 90
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12
u his father east OF town.

Mrs. Cara Vogt died at her
home in Houstonia Sunday Feb.
1th. The corp.e was brought tn
sweet Springs Wednesday and
funearY services held at the
'a'idence OF her brother F. w.
Beming at 1 p m. interment at
'airyiaw cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

G. z. Barton has purchased a
half interest in Ennis Bros. sec
ondhand store and the firm now
is Ennis & Barton. We wish him
ikcess. ttEYIf
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Floyd Wilson, Of Blackburn. has
purchased 100 acres OF land In
ohnson county Kansas, 80 mics
rom Kansas City, for $1,000,
and will move out there March /.
We regret to lose him but wish
aim success in his new home. His
postoffice address will be Spring
Hill, Kansas.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mrs. Bertha Urbin OF George
Station, Coo, arrived home
last Tuesday for a visit to her
pareats, MI. and Mrs. E. b. Rob
erts.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

w. G. WOodcmall who wa3 n
the point OF death for days seema
to be out OF danger.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

The 104th concert OF Missouri
Valley College was given at
Stewart Chapel Monday night by
this institutions best musicians.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Miss Harriet Thompson, Of
Shacke,ford, expects to leave
ito,tly :or A.tha, I'aho, to t2a"h
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mr.. and Mr.. Leonard VanDyke
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Holland Scott near Nelson.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mrs. VIM. Drinkerd ard son
Loui1 went to Nelson Saturday
to visit her mother, Mr.. JohI
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Re7. Franc MITCHELL, o. Keytes-
lie Is visiting a few days with
his sister, Mrs. VIM. putsch.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

The ,Ocai wheat market IS now
S1.15, the highest point reachc;
n eng time.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Chas. Friedrich has let himself
be heard from in a substantial
manner. He Is now at Greenwich
Kansas, and sent a dollar thi
week for renewal.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

j. H. Co'fey OF near Salt Springs
will have q sale about Feb. 25.
He expects to move to Sweet
Springs
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

II. E. McCutcheon OF Hoiler
spent several days here this week
with his daughters at NJ. V. G
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

MI. and Mrs. o. w. Johnston re.
turned Saturday morning from
tae retail hardware dealers con
Neltion in st. Louis. Mr.. Johns
ton is president OF the qrganiza-
ton.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

8. Z. Veatch q former Mar
shall citizen was shaking hands
with Old friends here last Friday
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

&. l.. Bell is in Chicago buying
goods for Myers & Bells store.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Barnhill ell
Tuesday, for Umatila Fla, where
Mr.. Barnhill expects to benefit
Ms heath by a several months
jtay.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12
HOPING
Intended for last week.

hAsNhNSN $3.50 ~ #
There was a ''storm party" at Bud
Grinith's last Wednesday night.
G. p. Williams made a business
trip to Kansas City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. C. Shackelford and
daughter were In Marshall the first OF
last week.
d. A. Kelley and daughters were
calling on Rev. and Mrs. 8. w. Scot
Sunday evening.
Miss Bessie Ditz IL on the sick list
At this writing.
d. A. Kelley made q business trip
70 Marshall Saturday end returned
Sunday.
A. M. Keller left for New York
sunday night to buy goods for
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

The drainage ditch damage
ca-e OF Fred Berger VIZ. Wm.
Ringer, tried in the Cooper coun
ty circuit court two weeks ag
was decided in favor of Mr..
Ringer.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

A. M. Keller left for New York
sunday night to buy goods for
the New York Racket.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mrs. !. w. Rose and son, Percy
ar' back from Paris, where
they went to e Russell Meier
Mrs. Ro@cs' nephew, and let him
much better. IN
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Hon. John G. Miller !pent Sun
day with his FANNY.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

w. A. Hill was here from Hern-
Ion and handel US a dollar for
renewal for Mrs. Susie Clements,
OF Avon, Idaho. He said she vot-
ed for VIM. H.. Taft at the Novem
GER election, a privilege few of
ur lady readers enjoyed. He al
so Informed us that l. j. Holden
IND family r back from Cali
iornia as they didn't like 1T there.
Mrs. Alice Mackey's father
Thomas +. McIlroy, OF Eopisiana,
No., celebrated his 5Otb wedding
anniversary with his wife ON Feb
ID. Mrs, McIlroy was Mrs. Nc
Ilroy's fourth wife and Mrs. Mack
y is a daughter OF thee first mar
iage. Mrs. Mackey and daugh-
'ers Mesdames j. w. Armentrout,
Frank Naylor and D, F. Manning.
with their husbands attended the
celebration.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mrs. Martin and daughter Mis-
sarah, returned Tuesday from
Kansas, being compelled to re
urn sooner on account OF Mis-
iartin becoming i'll.
FOR SALE-A lot OF gCoi farm
1u.e9, four and five .year-o.ds at
the Claude Young farm northeo, t
Of Marshall. L. L. Huff
Mar. Is.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12
Local Items

Marshall hat four moving pic
tU:e elbows.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

elrs. Walter Tay.or returned
Sunday to her home in Colorado,
after a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rich Keith. Miss Essie
Keith returned with her for an
extended visit.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Local Items
Marshall hat four moving pic
tU:e elbows.
Hon. John G. Miller !pent Sun
day with his fami' y.
&. l.. Bell is in Chicago buying |
goods for Myers & Bells store.
w. G. Woodcmall who wa3 n
the point OF death for days Seems
to be out Of danger.
Mr.. and Mr.. Leonard VanDyke |
sLent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs |
Holland Scott near Nelson.
8. Z. Veatch q former Mar |
shall citizen was shaking hands |
with Old friends here last Friday |
H. E. McCutcheon OF Hoider
spent several days here this week
with his daughters at M. V. G.
j. H. Co'fey OF near Salt Springs
will have a sale about Feb. 25.
He expects to move to Sweet
Springs
The 104th concert OF Missouri
Valley College was given at
Stewart Chapel Monday night by
this institutions best musicians.
Mrs. Bertha Urbin OF George
Station, Coo, arrived home
last Tuesday for a visit to her
pareats, Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Rob
erts.
g. Z. Barton has purchased a
half interest in Ennis Bros. sec
ondhand store and the firm now
is Ennis & Barton. We wish him
Excess. t.MYIF
Cha3. friedrich has let himself
be heard from in a substantial
manner. He Is now at Greenwich
Kansas, and sent a dollar thi
week for renewal.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Johnston re-.
turned Saturday morning from
the retail hardware dealers con-
veltion in st. Louis. Mr.. Johns
ton is president OF the arganiza-
ton.
The drainage ditch damage
ca-e OF Fred Berger VIZ. VIM.
k.inger, tried in the Cooper coun
ty circuit court two weeks ag,
was decided in favor OF Mr..
Ringer.
sIrs. Walter Tay.or returned
Sunday to her home in Colorado,
after a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rich Keith. Miss Essie
Keith returned with her for an
extended visit.
Mrs. Sarah link OF southeast
o! Marshall has rented a place on
Capitol Hill and expects soon to
come to town, She Ia advertis- /
Ing some personal property for
Ga.e elsewhere in this paper.
A Marshall woman with under
sized shoes pinching her feet, an
over-laced corset gripping her
waist and a whalebone collar
gouging her neck went to Kansas
City Monday to have a good time |
Ed Purcell. manager OF the
Saline County Telephone Co, in
formed us that the storm blew
down from It's to 200 poles Fri
day week and caused them a
OF about $4,000. The
service over the county is still
impaired.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Mrs. Sarah link OF southeast
0! Marshall has rented a place on
Capitol Hill and expects soon to
come to town. She Ia advertis-
Ing some personal property for
na.e elsewhere in this paper.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

A Marshall woman with under
sized shoes pinching her feet, an
over laced corset gripping her
waist and a whalebone collar
gouging her neck went to Kansas
City Monday to have a good time.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-12

Ed Purcell, manager OF the
Saline County Telephone Co, in
formed us that the storm blew
down from IT'S to 200 poles Fri
day week and caused them a
damage OF about $4,000. The
service over the county is still
somewhat impaired.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
GLOVER'S LIST

sd and California, six rooms modern ex-
cept heat, on car line. H.7OO.
25th and Davenport, broom cottage, mod
ern but heat. $500.
18th and Henderson, 7-room modern cot
tage with barn, $500, and easy terms to
good party.
house. large rooms, corner lot 5Oxl6O,
paved street and one block OF car, $50
18th and Dewey, six rooms modern, two
story, paving paid, $4,000.
$50 and Parker, neat 6-room modern but
heat, barn, $2,76o.
18th and Davenport. 3 rooms, modern but
heat, paving paid, $500.
goth and Chicago, Z rooms and hall, new
house, modern, $500.
22d and Lake. neat Groom modern, dandy
lot, $500.
43d and Seward, new house, 6 rooms. mod
ern. oak finish, $500.
Bemis Park, good 1-room, modern house,
ward. good at $3.50.
1880 Charles St., good 10-room modern, "A, 200.
Lot worth 81. 90
Bemis Parks rooms, two stories and attic,
new house, oak finish ready to move
into; $500.
Cathedral District-New house, 4oth and
Burt SITS, Q rooms. two stories and attic,
oak finish, hot water heat. large lot
going to offer this quick for sale for
1910 Davenport. I rooms and hall. close in,
no 8. 18th. Hsnscom Place. dandy s-room
godsrn hons home With hot wstss beating oak
West Farnam-New house, 10 rooms.
strictly modern, IS, B0.
II you want a lot or an investment, got our
list.
GLOVER
REALTY SYNDICATE,
Ground III. N. Y. L. Doug. 1868. A 1858,
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
HOMES AND LAND FOR
SALE OR TRADE.
SOME CHEAP LOTS

One Lake ST.. Just west of
oath, a fine business lot, a
bargain.
42d and Miami St, choice
corner lot, 5Ox125, on very easy
terms-s250.
Northwest corner S2d and
Vinton sts., choice building
site, on car line and paved
street-only 500.
Benson cottage, 5 rooms,
nearly new. close to car and
school. on your own terms, or
will take vacant lot as part
payment-only 1900.
Groom cottage, 4Ol0 n. 18th
Ave-. a cheap home or good in
vestment; always well rented;
for quick sale-sl,3OO.
3o17 Henderson st., broom
cottage, gas and house nearly
new can be bought on very
easy terms or will consider
trade-S2,000.
40 acres in Kimbsll county,
Neb., near Dix, will trade for
Omaha income property. What
have your
Two choice lots, S5th st. and
Dodge. northeast corner, fine
site for brick flats; will sell
on easy terms or consider
trade for income property.
R. H. Landeryou
AZ Board of Trade.
Ind. Abb. Tel. Doug. a51.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(~CoptinuedD
w. H. GATES,

Room 617 New York Life Building.
Phone Douglas 1924.
81, 7O0-Six-room, story and a half
house. modern except furnace. on
Lake street near 25th, paved street.
1,600-Seven-room, story and a
half house. modern except furnace, on
21st street near Henderson, lot 50x
124. enst front.
1000 - Nght-room, two = story
house; barn; south front lot, 50x127,
shade and fruit trees.
So, 30O-Seven-room NEW house,
parlor. dining and Kitchen, mod
ern bath room and four bedrooms, lot
50x127, at 1908 Henderson, close to
Dodge car. Go out and see il.
So 0O-Five-room modern house,
on 33d near Seward.
s2,4OO-Five-room NEW cottage,
18th and Madison Ave, modern ex-
cept furnace; on very easy terms.
S3,50O-A good seven-room house,
at 2219 Miami. modern except fur
mace, a good cellar. large front and
side porch. front and side entrance,
all in frst-class order, lot 5OX122,
paved street paid for, cement walks
front and around back, plenty of nice
shade, an ideal home place, very con-
| v~enient to car.
81, 50O-Eight-room modern house,
in Kountze Place, corner lot. one OF
the best hot water heating plants, gas
and electric lighting, very expensive
fixtures, laundry with stationary tubs,
outside cellarway, oak finish on first
floor, 1oored attic, paved street; paw
ing paid for.
Sc, 500-Eight-room, NEW, modern
| house, at 1928 South 33d street near
Poppleton Ave, 26x32, oak finish
nicely arranged. finished cellar, with
laundry stairway to fioored attic. east
front lot, 50x150; on paved street
with paving paid for; boulevard In
the a This house was built by
DAYS work and all material carefully
selected.
VACANT LOTS.
5Ox121. on 29th street just south OF
Lake, 1875.
6Ox127, on Franklin near S4th'
40x11O, corner 25th and Grant,
$500.
57x124, corner 2Sd and Henderson
5000.
5Ox119. on Lake street east of Gath,
$l'lV'' 90
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Contiuued.)
Boulevard Park
Addition


1t is quite possible you have failed to care
fully note the large number OF new dwell
ings that have been built and are under
construction in this modern homes addi-
ton. BOULEVARD PARK is favorably
situated In one OF the most desirable sec
tions of Omaha, and has some advan-
tages peculiar TO this particular locality.
The Park Board will spend a vast sum OF
money in improving land already acquired
for park purposes and constructing a
boulevard around Salina Sea (Cut-Off
Lake.. Sprague ST.. which divides Boule-
ward Park. north and south, is the last
main thoroughfare connecting 10Th st,
boulevard with the lake. Thousands of
people will go by team, automobile, car
and other conveyances to this lake re-
sort during the summer months, and
property will advance sharply as soon as
favorable weather is at hand. Prices in
BOULEVARD PARK are exceedingly
low considering the special advantages
offered there, obtainable nowhere else.
The addition Is slightly. yet level, and
lots having all public improvements,
water, sewer, gas and cement walks, in
a neighborhood with $500 TO $500 dwell
ings, may still be had at $500 and up
wards on very easy terms. Secure a lot
and build a house. or begin paving for a
home by first buying a lot For plans,
prices and particulars call this Office.
A NEW ONE
Eight rooms, all modern. full lot. fun
cellar, cemented. sink for laundry pur-
poses, furnace. Only one block from 10Th
st. car. 1890.
NO.. 18TH ST. HOUSE
New. s rooms and reception hall, three nice
bedrooms, and bath room with porcelain
fixtures; sink for laundry purposes in
basement; good furnace; house papered
and decorated throughout. Only two
blocks from car. Cement street walks
and property walks: in a nice ~neighbor-
hood Of 5000 to 5000 houses. Immediate
possession given. 1880. on favorable
terms. Pick up this before it is gone.
S-ROOM MODERN, ON CAR
Eght-room. all modern. practically new
dwelling, on paved street, car passes the
door; good neighborhood; close proximity
to school and churches. Owner must sell
to meet other obligations. Asking price
$500, but will shade this for immediate
sale. Need not be all cash. Investigate.
SIMMER & CHASE CO.,
City and Suburban Property.
Free Factory Sites in the New Town,
RALSTON.
1909 Farnam St. Doug. 1857, ASSOC.
DE-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
Peters Trust Co.

LII IL lJALIDNs
81, 300-This is a good Groom cottage: all
rooms on one floor; plenty of large
closets and house Is very pleasant.
The interior is in fine condition,
outside needs paint. Fine location.
south front, 50xl20 feet, and the fin
est view in Omaha. 800 cash will
swing this.
$2,9OO-New 7-room house on Military Ave-,
three rooms and hall down and three
bed rooms up. Has city water, bath
and furnace could be installed at
small cost. House is we'll built and
is 2ox30. The lot has 50 feet frontage
on Military avenue, which Is paved,
A,500-A fine 10-room house in Orchard
Hill; all modern, and fine porch on
south and east. Has mantel and
crate In parlor and the rooms are
all large and pleasant. Lot is 5Ox15O
and the street Is paved. This Is a
fine south front hone n We would
consider an offer.
IS. eoo-Nine-room new and all modern resi-
dence in the Field club district. The
best bargain in Omaha. and We Will
prove It II you are interested. 1T
does not require all cash, and IL you
are thinking OF building we can save
you time and trouble and sell you a
better planned and better built house
than you can build for yourself. Let
us demonstrate this for you.
II you are thinking of building In Dundee
we might interest you in a plan we
are now having completed for one OF
the Snost convenient homes we have
ever built, Its low cost will please
you.
VACANT
Two lots on northeast corner Of 10th and
Ames avenue. They are fine and the
car passes in front OF them. Price
1915.
Three lots on the southwest corner OF 44th
Ave. and Harvey St. Size 50xllS each.
Look for development in that direc-
ton this spring. Price, $1,000. ,
INVESTMENT
Three houses on northeast corner OF go
and lizard. Renta l $500 per year.
Ground 66x75, both streets paved.
Price, $3.50. Cs)-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
tContinued.D
Ralston
the Live Town

the Live Town
with the return OF spring. with uhe large
number Of projects under way, WITH rapid
transit in the form of an electric nne
nearing completion, with the Howard
Stove Foundry turning out castings, with
the work under way on the Ralston Car
Works site, with plans completed for the
Brown Truck company's building, with
the opening of new stores and the build
ing of substantial store and office build
inss. with the erection of a large number
OF new dwellings, with the opening of
Hotel Meadows-with these and many
other evidences of activity In Omaha S
Industrial suburb, Ralston, this town lie
destined to be the most active town for
retail trade in Nebraska this season. As
an indication OF the widespread interest
In this town we would cite that sales
have recently been made to parties in
Boone, Ia; Cozad, Neb.; Cleveland. Wis.
stanton, Nebraska City. Mynard. Neb.,
and several other points in addition TO
large number of sales to local buyers,
proving conclusively that no town has
been plated In % years in this Missouri
valley that has attracted the attention of
as many business men, tradesmen and in
vestors as Ralston.
Thousands Of people are only waiting the
completion Of the electric line to visit this
townsite. But the buyers who go in ad-
vance Of the railroads in new towns and
ahead of electric lines I'm suburbs are the
ones who effect a considerable saving in
the purchase price Of property. II you
nave not already Investigated this point
as a favorable location for almost any
mercantile business, do not hesitate, but
make your selection of a lot and get busy
on a building that you may enjoy the
trade that IL sure to come to this suburb
that will employ hundreds of men in its
shops and factories.
Every article turned out of the mills and
factories of Ralston bears the Omaha inn
print, and the volume OF business repre-
scented in the output of these industries
makes for a Greater Omaha. Omaha has
sadly needed additional Industrial enter
prises and the employment of skilled la
Dor, which always commands good wages
and means trade for both wholesale and
retail stores.
If you are an ambitious. progressive per-
son, do not lose this opportunity to in
vest In the live town of Ralston. II you
live within a radius of a days ride OF
Omaha take the time to investigate and
he convinced of the big possibilities for
business and investment at this point
Nothing like It since the sos.
Business lots may be had at $3.50 and up
ward, residence lots $1S5 and upward, or
favorable terms.
FREE SITES FOR MORE FACTORIES
RALSTON TOWNSHIP CO..
CH1MER & CHASE CO., Agts., omaha.
1903 Farnam st. Both Phones
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