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The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
DISTRICT SEVEN.

ComprIsing nlI territory bounded the west
by woodwnrd-nve.. the north by GrntIot and
Mack -nves. on the east by East GRIND biN d. d,
md on the south by the Detroit river.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
RALSTON WILL SOON HAVE
STREET CARS

One of the most important developments
In Ralston has just happened. Steel con-
necton is now made between Omaha
and Ralston. The street car company COM
pleted the construction of its line some
time ago up to the point Of laying rails.
but the rail laying was just completed
last week to the east side of Ralstpn and
It will now be only a question of getting
the cars in operation before the town can
enjoy street car service.
Street car transportation in any city is
evidence that the town is populated or
to be populated beyond the limits Of a
small country town. Though Ralston has
but about 100 inhabitants at the present
time, the street car company knows, as
we know, that Ralston is to be a city of
several thousand people in the next few
years. The men who built this car line
are business men whD do not make mis-
takes and they have spent many thous-
ands of dollars in the construction Of this
line. This they would not have done were
they not absolutely sure that Ralston
would become a large town and furnish
a large patronage.
This argument ought TO be proof to you
considerable Importance. II you can see the
future of this town, as some OF Omaha's
far sighted business men see 1t. you will
grasp this opportunity. Buy a lot in Raj
ston or start in business and grow. up with
the town.
Our terms to investors in lots are most
liberal. A lot bought for 600 now will be
worth many times that In the next two or
three years. We would suggest that you
call at our office and let us take you out
and show you the improvements that have
been made and the general plans for the
new town. We are sure that you will be
satisfied that It offers the biggest and best
opportunity in the west either as invest
ment or business opportunities.
RALSTON TOWNSHIP co.
SINNER & CHASE Co, AGENTS,
1909 Farnam st. Omaha.
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
(Continued.)
Peters Trust Co.


We advertise these houses because they
have merit, both as to location and price
They are as represented:
81, 90O-This Is a 7-room house, very pleas
antly located on Military Ave. The
lot is of good size and the street Is
paved. House was built last year
and has city water and gasi 4 bed
rooms on second floor; 1900 cash
will be required.
81, 5Oo-s-room all modern house, built In
1906; has hard wood floors on first
floor, mantel and gas CRATE. full ce-
mented BASEMENT; located on f2d ST.,
near Farnam; 1900 cash will be re-
quired.
t.500-In Orchard Hill, 3 blocks from car,
on fine south front lot. paved street,
house has 10 rooms and Is entirely
modern, rooms are all large. with
large bath room, wide porch on south
and east; neighborhood first-class;
house in fine condition.
"a, 75O-This is a house Of z rooms re-
ception hall, located on Lafayette
Ave, near nst. 1t is OF good con
~struction and not built-to-sell archi-
~tecture; has every convenience and
located on a very choice lot, with
large shade trees and shrubbery. The
street is paved and the neighborhood
is Of the best. A very desirable home
at a modest price.
&. 5OO-This house lie located on Mason st,
(which is pavedl, near J3d. II has 10
rooms, is all modern, but = years
old and in fine condition. There IL
a fine barn in which. owner Hved
while he was building the house, and
the lot is 5Ox147. with nice shade.
we are anxious TO sell this house, as
the owner Is compelled to leave the
city. We believe 1t is a bargain
PETERS TRUST co.
Ground Floor. N. y. Life Bldg:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
HIGHLY

HIGHLY IMPROVED
OKLAHOMA FARM FOR SALE
Located ~ miles from Gothrie. the cap
ltoli ~ miles from Seward, on Santa Fe
X. r.; y mile from Lookout, on TT. Smith
and western II. r. A suburban electric
line In building connecting Oklahoma City
ton, u Of the way, and will run within a
mile or this farm. A section Is being plat
ted into Guthrie suburban lots and they
lay between the capitol and this farm.
Land In this locality Is rapidly increasing
In value, and an opportunity Of this kind,
10 get a good improved farm, so near rail-
roads, and adapted TO combination farm
ING, IL seldom to be had at the price offered.
The owner Is losing his eye-sight and
Will a k about half what the farm is
worth to affect a quick sale
The farm Is located right in the heart of
the finest fruit section OF Oklahoma. A
peach farm, near the above, netted the
owner $4,000 the hast three years. His is
on ylW acres, but he has refused a cash
offer OF 1900. Apples and all small fruit
DO well In this locality. Here is a chance
for a man with money to buy GOLD DOL
LARS AT Is CENTS EACH. The 800 acres
There is a good 2-story s-room house, and
a smaller house, large barn, with hoy WOW;
good well. and never failing spring near
house; sheep and cattle sheds, chicken
house and other outbuildlngs; 4O-acre
fenced sheep pasture; 40-acre horse and
cattle pasture, with creek running through
center. Last spring 300 Alberta reach trees
49, 80 = ANhNE u Oil hAiid Vi Tue
fruit for home use. Abundance Of timber
for posts and fuel. The cultivated land is
about 100 acres, but so more could be Gull
tivated, II desired. Plenty of pasture for
300 sheep and a good bunch Of cattle. Corn
does well In this vicinity. and with the cul-
tivated land and meadows all feed needed
can be raised on this half section and then.
too, the fruit could be made to yield hand
some returns. The climate Is unsurpassed.
All fruit trees are now in full bloom. In
1906 40 acres of this farm was put In cotton.
and u nf nFnn ou rant raANa1 Ahn $500
800. The price
$27.B PER ACRE
is good only for a short time. II you are
looking for something good-something that
will bring In big returns right from the
start-something that in five years time
will be worth double the price asked-$20
OF more per acre II set to fruit-you had
better get busy. as someone is sure to
gobble this up before you get to 1t. $500
cash will swing the deal. and I can place a
first mortgage at 5 per cent on the balance.
w. Z. YARTON,
(Sole Agent
Tel. Benson 51. 2s S. Orphanage Ave.
p. o. Box 4O5, Benson, Neb.
Q9)-M792 II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
HOUSES

S,SO0-Good broom cottage renting for
SIS per month, city water. gas and sewer
connections. new. 25th and Binney. A bar
gain. Part terms.
81. 25G-Good 7-room house with corner lot,
one block from N. oath car line, modern
except furnace; rents for S252 per annum.
$2,sOO-17O2 S. 18th, good 7-room modern
house, corner lot, paved streets. one block
from Hanscom Park car line. Part terms.
81, 9O0-l720 Lake St, best broom bunga-
low in Omaha for the money; $500 cash and
balance monthly will buy II. Paved street
and cement walks. Convenient to Sherman
Ave. and Dodge st. car lines.
1914 Locust St. Nonresident wants an
offer for this 10-room modern house and
ground, 1OOx124 feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CContinued.l
w. l.. SELBY

10 OLAO
Phone Douglas 1910. 46 Board of Trade Bldg.
FIELD CLUB
LOO a. SlT south S5th Ave. A LEI S-room. all modern house, fin
heo In quater-sawed oak on first floor; large living room, with fire
place; four good bed rooms and sleeping porch N rear; room in attic for
J" more rooms Built for a home. Call us up for price.
WEST ARNAM
-, A $40 Dewey Ave. we are offering q good 7room, all modern house
Win u rooms and hall o N first floor and three bed oon and hath on
second combination gas and electric fixtures, furnace, full cemented base.
menu paved street; only two blocks to car; 1850.
Near M above we also have a fine 7room house, with arrangement
$500. jan price
Near 4st and Davenport we have a fine S-room, thoroughly modern
mousse, finished in oak o first floor; tile vesubule and bath room. House
Is nicely decorated street is paved. A splendid buy at $500.
S31O0. P"e paul. oH
6sx110 IT,, west front, rear the above, only two blocks Il cal Price
only $4,000. f"e
Do you realize that good lots in the West Farnam district are lin.
uedE IL you want a good lot in a frstclass district be sure to LET IL
show you the above lots "' US
On 4st St, just north Of Davenport St, we have a fine Groom thor.
oushly modern house, finished in oak first floor. Price S625O.
INVESTMENTS
Northwest corner 18th and Webster st., n 7room all rnodern bouso
Io S-room modern houses and n S-room house facing east n INth'
Price 81, 500. y" T"V POI year.
A good three story brick building Of % rooms, only ~ blocks to our
nousei IHnt IN Inc OF present business development; will rent for 81 76O
yer ear room on end of lot for double fat; $4,000
We ave a large list of house lots and Investments wben vor rot
ready to buy real estate be sure to
GEE
lh Inc Farnam 46 Board of Trade Bids.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
EASTER OFFERINGS

No
$1,S50 buys 2511 Emmett St., neat 4-room
cottage, with bath and toilet, paved
street. Terms to good party.
1900 buys 2Sl2 N. 18th, large Groom house,
modern plumbing, Snap.
$z'SV puys 2424 Charles St, neat 6-room cot
tage, modern except heat; paving
paid.
$500 buys neat 7-room cottage. north
fully modern. good furnace, dining
So, $50 buys 1873 S. 18th, neat s-room mod
ern home In Hanscom place.
$S,0SO buys nearly new house on corner lot
on boulevard. in Bemis park. 7 rooms
and hall, full basement.
S4'oW buys a mighty neat home on Spencer
St. built less than two years, oak
finish. fully modern; hall, parlor,
dining room, den and kitchen first
floor, 3 bed rooms and bath on
$3.50 buys a new 7-room, strictly modern
home on Pinkney ST., in Kountze
5000 buys nearly new s-room, strictly mod
ern home on Park Ave, in Hanscom
place; hot water heat, oak finish.
$500 buys n2o S. 18th, fully modern home,
hot water heat, oak finish. nicely
decorated, and being painted now.
$500 buys S511 Lafayette Ave, Bemis park,
modern home with hot water heat
Ing, two large lots on boulevard.
$3.50 buys new Groom modern home In
West Farnam district, ready to move
right into.
$500 buys one of the best houses in Field
CluD ulbtTlct, hardwood 1lnlSn, amer
lean hot water heating, sun parlor,
two stories and attic, large living
room with fireplace, corner lot;
5000 will handle this to good party.
FRUIT TRACTS
Acre and a half near Fontanelle park,
handy 70 car; about 60 to 20 bearing fruit
trees, peach and plum; half acre OF grapes;
300 baskets last year; patch OF strawberries.
A nice piece of ground, and cheap at $2,100
to anyone who wants acreage of this kind.
INVESTMENTS
New double brick flats close in, well
built, all latest improvements. special taxes
all paid; rent 1850 a year clear; $4,000.
44x66 at 18th and Jones, $500; certainly
cheap.
GLOVER
REALTY SYNDICATE
Ground Floor N. Y. L. Doug. 1868; Assess.
90
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
FINE HOME

Eight-room house in first-class repair;
reception hall, parloT. sitting room,
dining room and kitchen or main floor;
basement; all in the very best repair. Lot
i21sxlO5 IT,, within easy walking distance OF
the postoffice and one block from car line,
for 5000.
j. Dermody Investment Co..
Doug. 5lOS or A2Os3. 1886 N. Y. L. Bldg.
Q9)-M765 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
,uv REAL ESTATE $500. REAL ESTATE
OTf PROPERTY FOR SALE. CITY PROPERTY ron
OContRuedN (Contsuedl
Payne Investment Co.

$5,75O-9room, all modern, 2story residence lin Hanscom park district Beau
tul south front lot 100x166-paved street. permanent walks. Easy
terms.
4,OOO-1621 Pnkney St., S-rooms all modern, and in nrstcass condition
Lot 50x124-paved street-terms.
S'6OO-Near 31t and Leavenworth, brand new, Groom, strictly modern
Bungalow. Lot 5Ox116-south front.
Z''oU-Bargain-9room house in Dundee, modern, except furnace. Newly
painted and papered. South front and n block to al.
LoVo-New, 4room cottage with 2 lots, on corner, In Walnut Hill. Terms.
INVESTMENT
$45OO-Store building and cottage, renting for $3.50 annually. Paved street.
Corner.
$3.50 cottages in South Omaha. Income S72O annually.
S66OO-Sore, three cottages and vacant corner. Rent 1910 yearly.
'0oo-Sroom house, store and flat and 2 I cottages. Rental, $1,000.
VACANT
3 2O0-N. E Corner 4Oh and Brown-$1O cash.
2OO-N' e Corner seth and Sprague-$1O cash.
225-S I. Corner 4d and Corby-50x120.
45O-2Sh Ave. and Pinkney-40x120.
5OO-27h and Shirey-5Ox137. N
6O0-Six lots AID and Pnkney.
9OO-29th and PFt-10Ox120.
95O-2Sh and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Observation-Disclosures and California.
Standardization and woolworth.
ACRES
Six acres high and sightly-1 mile westo of Benson-s2OO 900.
SPECIAL
,Dundee-51st and Observation-Disclosures front-$1400 cash. :
. Payne Investment Co.
FIRST Floor, NJ. Y. Life Bldg, Tel Douglas 1881; nd. A11SS
G9-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
A REAL BARGAIN.

BUNCH OF y GOOD LOTS. Council Bluffs.
right between the two cities; $500 tor the
bunch; SIS cash and $40 per month. Nc
Gee Real Estate Co.. Il Pearl St.. Council
BluffS Q9)-Msll II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
GROUND FLOOR
NEW YORK LIFE RTTTTDTNG


We know by experience how fast and
how easily safely invested funds accumu-
late. Nearly $1O.O00.00 o now placed for our
clients without a loss to them of a dollar
has taught us. If you buy one OF our mort
cages you know that papers are correctly
drawn; that the debt is abundantly secured,
for we have investigated II; that the title
is good and the mortgage is a first lien, for
we assure ourselves of this before closing
the loan; that the borrower will be notified
when his interest is due-we do this that II
he forgets to pay his taxes he will be re-
minded-we do this; that he will be told
when his insurance expressive do this;
that II you put the note, mortgage, assign
ment and abstract in your safety deposit
vault and leave for the Mediterranean you
cannot for get it-when payments are made
we send them to your last address and ask
you to send us the coupons.
All the loans we offer for sale, we own.
we invest our own money in them before
we offer them to our customers.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
Qs)-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
$11,5O0

for the new pressed brick q~uadruple
building containing four houses, near
Gath, Ia blocks south of Farnam:
rents for $1,440 per annum; ~ per
cent net.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
$2000.00


Nice b-room cottage, well located In CHI
ton Hui. sewer. gas, electric light, storm
sash and screens. Good barn, cement walks,
nice lot of fruit, shade trees. A nice nttle
home and dirt cheap at the price. ba
eiya terms. Well located vacant lot VIII pe
taken as part payment on above.
$3,25O.00
All modern Groom house, built Two years
ago and occupied by. owner. Is oonp.eoe
in every way and In fine repair NOT Vs..
heat with all pipes covered with aspestoei
screans and storm sash for all windows;
also new shades on all windows; nicely
napered; full cemented cellar with launoty'
chsrrieE' strawberries, raspberries. Well
located half block from car. LOOK this up
AZ once. 1t Is a bargain. Reasonable terns:
owner will accept good vacant lot as part
payment on above. =.
$4,250.00
II YOU want something exceptionally nice
and up to date here It Is All modeIn y
room house, oak finish first floor tile tloof
bath room, screened oussioe reom or
sun parlor on first floor, Wen ioeatso on
paved street " blocks from car. VIII give
terms.
100000
Owner anxious to sell; price reduced from
$500 TO $4,000. Modern I-room mouse Se hnr-
hood. TERMS very reasonable; $500 cash.
balance monthly,
$4,000
One Of the best homes In Dundee. locS-
ton very desirable, half block to car
South front. s rooms, all with large closets.
cistern, sewer, cement walks. House is In
excellent condition and is finely con-
structed. This property will stand the
closest inspection. Can furnish additional
lot adjoining II desired.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Phone Douglas 1723. S2 Paxton Blk
do
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Our Easter Offering

Is exceptionally choice. as IL
contains some of the best resi-
dence, property in Omaha at
bargain prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Sl1,5OO

for new double brick fiat, on Harvey,
near oath. Nonresident owner needs
money; rents $1,000 per year; a
$500 cash, balance at 5 per cent.
Better than IL per cent on your invest
mnnf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
THOS. w. HAZEN,
EASTER SNAPS

EASTER A
Two six-room cottages one block to
Harvey car, near Bemis park. Rental S27
per month. Liv in one. rent the other.
A snap at s., 700. Easy terms. Better get
busy.
$3.50 buys s-room house in walking dis
lance on Indiana Ave, Just west of 4th.
Modern except furnace; $500 cash.
On beautiful Pratt St., near 9th, we
completed; nicely arranged; on easy terms.
PHIPPEN &
SO9h Boston Store Bldg. Phone Doug. 22S2.
Q9)-M1ll II
FLORENCE PROPERTY.
Two lots and small house, price, $1,000,
L. ID. WEAD,
Wead Bldg, 18th and Farnam.
Q9)-Ms0S II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
$4,000

On 18th St., near Farnam, a
beautiful 1i-room residences
with all modern conveniences,
such as a cedar storage room. 2
path rooms, instantaneous
water heaters, hot water heat.
Large lot Tx160, with fine
shade trees.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

4S6 Board of Trade Bldg.
Gs)--.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
$50

Will buy the beautiful new pressed
brick duplex dwelling at cath and
Howard. only two blocks south of oath
and Farnam. Cash required $4,000.
This pays IL per cent net.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Farnam Hill Home

Near 33d and Farnam, a fine, new
home, nine rooms, hot water heat,
tiled bath, every known convenience;
built n year ago. Price of $500
has been cut to S6,750 and will be
further reduced for immediate sale.
This is an opportunity.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-09-04
Lahaina
Jottings
Kaanapali Has Weekly Sun
day Services.

The Rev. G. G.. Burnham preach
ed last Sunday at Kaanapali to Il
good sized congregation. Mr.. Edwin
A. Namolala who is visiting there
interpreted the sermon. Services are
being held now every Sunday at
kaanapali and Olowalu by Messrs.
Burnham and White.
Postmaster Wall has enjoyed Il
three weeks visit from his little
daughter, Augusta, and his sister
in-law Miss Minnie Bortfeld and her
little sisters, Mary and Sophia.
On Wednesday evening of pub
lie meeting was held over which
Manager Weinzheimer presided
while Senator Haysclden acted as
secretary The object of the meet
ing was to arrange for the entertain-
ment of the Congressional party.
The meeting was a most success
full and harmonious one and Man.
ager Weinzheimer saw to it that
every one took part and was givel
an equal opportunity to expires,
himself.
1t is said the meeting was the best
ever held in Lahaina.
Committees were appointed ano
were instructed to arrange for a colo
luncheon under the banyan tire,
where the Congressman will refresh
themselves after which they will G,
to the Guild house where they vii
listen to Hawaiian music both in
strumental and vocal.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-09-04
Death OF
Mrs. Keliinoi
Dies Of Typhoid Fever while
on a Visit.

Bv wireless word was received
Tuesday of the death of Mrs
Emma Keliinoi, wife of :. Keliinoi
of Wailnku.
Mrs. Keliinoi has been on visit
to her parents in Kona, Hawaii
and was stricken down with
typhoid fever in the early part OF
July. Mr. Keliino was at once
sent for and remained with her
during her illness. Some weeks
ago her condition was thought to
be better and the children were
sent home. She is reported to have
suffered "A relapse and died Monday y
of this week and was buried in Ko.
ma near her former home.
Mrs. Keliinoi was a daughter o
Judge Yeats of Hawaii and has
lived for some twelve or fifteer
years on this island.
She leaves a husband aud two
sons and a daughter to mourn hei
loss.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-09-04
s. E. kaiue
Passes Away
Was One Of the Most Prom
inent HawaiianS.

Hon. Samuel Ephraim Kaiuc of
Wailuku died at his home Wednes-
day September 1st after Il prolonged
illness that extended over period
of twenty months.
He was buried in the Wailuku
Cemetery the following afternoon
after religious services had been
rendered at his home and at the
Kaahumanu church and at the
grave. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Kaumehciwa,
Rev. Dodge and Rev. J. Nua Hon.
J. W. Kalua spoke feelingly of the
life and character of the deceased d.
:. e. Kaiue was born in Waialua,
Molokai April lst 1885 and was
therefore fifty four years and five
months of age on the day of his
death.
After attending the public schools
of Molokai he went to the lIalcakala
Boys Boarding school from 1869 to
1874 and was taken into the office
of his uncle Aholo who WAS Secre-
tary to Governor Nahaolelua where
he remainded until Governor Baker
succeeded Nahaolcllto and then be-
came the secretary which position
he held until he was appointed tax
assessor and collector for Lahaina
This position he had until the over
throw of the government.
When the first election was held
after annexation Mr.. Kaiue wa,
elected as senator from this county
In 1906 he defeated W. II. Corn.
well by small majority for super.
visor but i'll health prevented hin
from much active work during tn,
latter part of his term.
Kaiuc at his best was one of tn,
shrcwdcst politicians in the territory
and his mind was "A Storehousc o
facts which he could bring forth al
any moment, He did politics al
the time and knew better than any
one in this county the feeling of the
people on matters political.
His wife and aged mothcr wrr,
with him during his last hours.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-09-04
Death Calls
Another Home
Mrs. L. Won Tempsky is No
More.

Mrs. Louis Won Tcmpeky of Ma.
kawao died at her home on Thurs.
dav morning after an illness of but
few days. Her death was not
expected ana came as great shock
to her innumrrat IL friends.
For some time several of the
children have been quite i'll and
it is thought that the care of
the children and the consequent
anxiety so weakened her that when
she was taken i'll Sunday she
rapidly sank ana died shortly be-
fore noon on Thursday.
There is probably not within the
territory more aIlrctionate wife
or devoted mother than Mrs. Won
Tempskv was and that the mem.
bels of her family are heart broken
Is but natural.
The expressions of sympathy for
the family are universal while the
whole community feels the loss OF
a friend.
Mrs. Won Tempsky leaves a hus,
band three daughters and a son tc
mourn her loss,
The funeral will take place to-
day at $50 a. IN. at the Makawao
Foreign church.