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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

Wort &omrnooe peritano iie nid)t, oils
it) ibr aber begreiiIid, madte, iuosll
id, bus mobclitiid gebruuhe, rief iie
crircut:
~Idl. Der 9naoigc 0crr Eroieiior
meinen einen aolten! "a lit ia Icid)t
III bclien. Sben I'M Shloisimmer
hcS @crrn 9e3irfSridterS itebt Elm
after, GROCER aoitcn nit bier SGii-
he'll, id)on iii er ircilid nid)t, uber
Nollm acnua bat cr. &eun bcn Der
an0oiAc Scrr mollcrL Sen fouucn Sic
germ bCfommcn."
Phi bie Sd)onbcit tomuut cS mir
nift an, ionbcrn an Den Houm;
abcr co mar mir unonacncbnL hnB
Der Mallcn i'm 3inlmcr oca @e,irts=
ridltcr3 itano; id) moIltc BON oicicm
inter 0clt ohDaltcn0cn GerbultniIicl
ai,d) liid)t sic tleinitc @tiQlIieteit BE-,
anlprilbcn. &d) IoNtc Dies Der tSrall
Srunjfn, uber lie llltte mid jlt bcrns
higeh inhcm tic Ioate:
Ser @crr @ciirtsridter benllbt
ocn olten aaltcn nienlaIs. Sriiber
hat or leinc Mlid)e borin gcbabt, iebt
bot cr ic in einem nclteil. lcbr lido.
men Staten, Den i'd fir i'm aetoliii
hobe ullb Der IN ieinenl @obn5immcr
Itcht. Der olte aoitcu lit 1on5 leer.
Ter &crr @c5lrfarid,tcr miro iiG
ircllcn. ncnn or i'm aus icincru
Shlofjimmcr los miro.
.glbcr Ser &err Ne5irfsribtcr lit
bod, pcrreiit. Sic tGuncll ibn gar
nid)t llm G~rluubniB iroGen."
nSlt n,lh nid)t noting. Ger Gaitcr
acbGrt ia mir. Scr Ncrr @cSirtSridl'
ter iii mir obuebin nod @eIo gcrnia
ldnllbiH. "a fam or gar llid)to ia
gen. iuenn it bcn alien &oltcn, bclr
or nid,t bruild)t, III Dem 0nGoigcn
Serru bilnunterIdluiie."
(Sortfctnns ioIai.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

:. Soban bon Scrauton, ga, De
aleitrer Sobn Gum; 9iitof CHARLES
&. McIomcll ppn 9rooflpL N.'y,
geglcitcr George Wcaennp; 9ilhof
6. i. Yrenber9ait Don Tbilabelpbia,
ga, 9eglcitcr &oicr Sobn :. Mbe=
lol,; Batter :. ). S'Gonncll, Heftor
Der 8otboliibcn llnincriitGt, 9eaIei.
ter Better 4. 4. Wc8ennp; &oter 5b.
:. Gcnncop, Hct1or hc3 yNlnerican
College" IN Mont, &cglcitcr Batter =,
Mtcgtumaru. Nla Gercmonienmciltcr
ipcrSen &uter &umeS MtcGollen bonn
ct aricn.S eminar uul6 Batter @eo.
u. Iougbcrty bon Der &atbolntcu
llnipcriitot 'lingircn.
Am Spnntag Nbcno miro DER nett
oelpcihtc 9iid)ui IN Der St.@re9orpo
Stride, Wcld)er or hiShcr nl5 Hcttor
portland, cinen @ottesbicnit abbol-
ten. Nm GicnItaG Nbenb, oeil ~.
%anltor, peranItalteu Die @cmein0e.
Mitglicber 5u Gbrcu bon @ilfoi Cor
ri9on cincn Gmpfona III Der Ct.
@reQorpS Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Seiratbs = Eiccu,cu

@ctcr @ou Slooten, u, @uItin9s,
no, mo Minnu :. @c1lbomL -, Su
filings. Mo.
Solcpb 9lelpcr. 81, Nr. 1112, I.
StroBc, H.,@,, @oibington, ,. g.,
uno Toulic @crnltcin. 10, @oibrlg-
ton, Z. G.
@iIliom Scmaro, -. mo Clio
@oloitrolu, IS. Applitout @illimnI
Mynolcp Ar. 119, SitsSort gue.
Stto ". Mcnncr. %, mo Mabcl
YieIicrforn, u. Mpplifont g. :.
@olort, Nr, 1920. Worb.@ilmor.S IT..
Grnit ". Cornelius, %. Nr. 1902
6. StroBc. y. u. @uibington. :. g.,
u1b Goitb ~. 2oiprp, -, @oihiuq.
ton, 2. &.
Hopn'ono i. Gotroll. y, mo Ger.
trilbe q. Softer. %. Npplifunt Is. &.
Gpdron, Hr. 1926, 3Trunfliu
StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
@crciniatc Sanger pun Baltimore.

SQltptqllQr1ter. nOcrHtunlu' UtuHf
mcrdlor = Sale; FrGiioent Nenrp
Sbomua; corrciponoircnOcr rno pro-
ictpllirenhcr SetretGr pro tenn. q.
Nimmelbeber, Hr. 315, TorosGoen'
Strabc; Siuou5icfretGr Is. &immels
Geber, 9tr. 80. HorbsGoens StraBe;
Sdlobnciitcr s.. MitlitL Nr. 713,
@arncr. StraBc; Giri8ent 81. Sem.
bcrAcr. &crianmlrul0 jeocn }%lpciterl
Srcitn9 im Monat.
.Nrion."
Siu0ilunbc: Niittpod)3 III Der
yStog.Nollc," Nr. 205, Snnopers
StroBc. 9%iri0ent: :. Mclumct.
nNrbcitcr Mdmerd)or,"
NoltptQllnrtier; AnbrcnS' !paIe,
DIR. 81, @%auoucr. StroBe. Sin8.
ltunbc: Gicnlto0&. Iirigcut: @eorac
II. F%oblmam.
.9trbeitcr. Sieocrtoicl."
NnltptQilarticr: &oI5' @nllc, Nr.
40S. @clt-Scringtou StroBc. Sina,
ltunoc: Wittpod)S. Girigcnt: SIT.
bert Ariippel.
,@ubeniasM Gmerd)or."
Sallptorortier: Eratt. 1ulb 5.
StrnBc, &iablonotoipn Singinnoe:
SienItoaS. Siriaent: GouorO9 odner,
.0ermnniorM Gnnerdpr."
Sallptal,urticr: @ermuniu'- WGn.
nerd)or.Salc, Nr. ITO bis 412, MeIt-
2omborO. Strobe. Singitlmbe: Ion:
neritugs. CiriNcnt: Sbeobor Sem.
berger.
.Srobiim."
8nltptqllartier: Srobiinn 3 Sallc.
9te. 1000, Srcoerid Apenue. Sing
ltltnoe: Wittlpodla. Ciri9crt: Sobn
q. alcin.
rMo5nrt.M dmerhor."
Nallptq,lorticr: Mobert %oIlmer's
Sulc. Or. 192l-1923, Orleans.
Str1Bc. Sin1itunoe icben Nonncr.
tag Nbcnb. Ciriaent: Is. ". Eobl-
MANI.
.Spcuit.Eoint Mdnncrhor."
So,lptqilortier: tSebcr's @allc, Ode
Gubos mo Mnore. StraBc. Sings
I.unbe: Mittpod) Ibenos 8 llbr.
Girigent: i. aarolus.
harmonic"
Saiiptallortier: Hr. Ala, @elt.
6upettc Strube. Singitunoc: Glen.
ltu1s. Giri8ent: Sobn u. aIein.
.Metgcr- @elnngpcrcin."
Soliptaliurtier: &oiimnnn'S SaIle,
Gam. mo Sorrcit StruBe. Sing-
iiluloe: 0ienItugs. Giriqent: Snbert
&riippel.
.5baIiu.M 1nnerd)or."
i6oltptquartier: &oigt's Sale. Nr.
1922, Sarioro.A peu,e. Sin9innoe:
Gienita1s. 0irigent: 5. &. 6ranf.
,Gid)cnfran5."
Sauptqlorticr: allguit @oebel's
(uormols 3orn's) 0alle, Ode Der 3.
unb Cough. StraBe, Si9blanotopn.
SingItiunoe: Mittnods. Iiriaent i:
Geo. u. &oblmonn.
,Welooic."
'0auptQllarticr: j. MicS' Sale,
Gde 9opltraBe mo 0elair. Warft.
Singinnbc: Sonneritags. Tirigent
aorolls.
,@ermania.S 8. unrtctt- Glrb."
Sauptalarticr: @a9ncr's &aue.
Nr. 116, Noro.Eaco. StraBe. Sing-
Itunbc: Iienltnss. Iirigcnt: i.
&arolits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
@iidofslucibe.

>"iN >Si''SA'' 80 49,
Son1tog IN Scr &otbcorolc 5llnl
9iidoi acpeibt iperhcn. - Scar.
oinnI Gibbons pollSiebt sic Gere.
mionicn. -. &iclc ol,aiuUrtioc bobe
@ciitIidc ncbnrcu an Der sSeicr
Sbeil.
Sn Scr oltcbrlpiirbi1cn autbcorale
miro an fonmenocn Sonntdg cin
Set geieiert lpcrocil, al, Dem bos Sils
terci'c Der bieligen 9utholifcn rcgeu
Nntbril ninrnit, nGnnlit Die Mcihc
0eS &aiers Siuell y. Gorrignn 5llnl
Sitlllor.9iifof Don Mocrn unb
Stills @iifoi bon Baltimore. Tie
Scicr nillnlt nm balb II llbr 8ors
mitta9S ibren Nuioua. &aroinal @ibs
borS poll5iebt Die @eibc lu,o ais
ieille NiIiItcntcn merocn iungiren:
Siidof Wnilricc u. 0urfc bon ct.
Soiepb, DO. nnb @iiboi 9%eniontin
:. &eilcp bon SapanllaDL Ga, ipeld)e
beibc Miii-S t,oirenoc be5 neucn 9i-
IhoiS nlli Dem .Mmcrican College"
III Rom maren. Die Mcibc miro nah.
reno Der Mriic, meltc cbcniallS pom
aurbilnl cclebrirt mirb. pol5oGcn
luerocn. Scr niIiItirenbe EricItcr miro
Batter e. !. @itlocr bon Der ct. go
trifSsAirfe III Cumberland icin,
Iinton Eoter @illioln s. Sane bon
Der st. Sobnssairdc in SreOcrid.
Mb., mo Cub Clifton Tdter Ebilip
!. @olih bon ser st, Ambrpieair.
DIE in Baltimore. lie Gbren.T iafonc
weroeu icin: Batter 6. St. Iper bonn
ct. Moricr. Seminar mo Batter
@illian q. Tlcther bon ser Static.
brole. Batter Niniom Z. HuIieII bon
Der ct. Eatrids- STRIDE III Moihings
ton miro Die Freoigt bolten. GaS Gr.
itenuunga ifrcibcn miro Don Gofer
g. :. @nuoil. annslcr Der gr5bio5cie,
pcrlelcn. Sober Der Iiiiltc,ten bcs
Guroiuols mo aeS ncilen Wild)ofs
peroeu bon jc }lpei adplmen beglei'
tet lcin. Gle &aplan iitr giidlof
gitrte merocn icin: Soter Solles =
Gonobi,c non Der ct. Yatrifs. STRIDE,
Baltimore, mo Batter s. j. 5bonloS
boz, Der ct. Anns,airfc fir 0iifof
acilep &ater SaneS =. SoIoen bon
Der ct. Seromcssairhe mo Better
s. s. Murrap bon ser Ct. Gliiabetf.
STRIDE; fir DEL, nellertpdblten @iid)oi
Softer y. &. Srctoit unb Batter GboS.
NJ. Morrinep, Die gegenip1rtigen Nj
iiitci,tcn IN Der ct. 8reaorps. Stride.
Gic &oplnnc oes opoItoliifcl Gele-
goteu merbcn ietn: 8otcr SAUL @rif.
iitb Don ct. 2li,auitins. Stride, Woib.
inaton. :. e., iuno 8ater Soicpb u.
Gulllanc bon Der ct. Moreips. Stride,
Baltimore. Neben oen obenerlp1bn.
ie, @iidJofen babei Die folgenben bic
G%inlooungen oitgenominen: Org
biid)oi Sarlep Don Netp. Dort. 9eslei
ter Batter .. Jarro; 9iitof $. g.
Nortbrpp Dol, Gbnrlei:on. S..G, 9e.
aleiter @ater 3. :. Slpi1ll; giihoi
Il. ban &c 0Dper BON Midmono. So,
gegleiter M. :. Hiorbon; giid)oi z.
:. Ionabltc bon WbceIing, u So..
9egleiter Batter @i1ian u. Mearoon,
apoitoIiider @ifar SEQ Soio bon
Moro-G Carolina, 9egleiter Batter @il
ireb 6ries; @iid)of Sobn s. Moila.
9bnn bon @ilmington, @caleitcr Sol.
Solep; 9iidoi @iaiam &. aeinp
bon Ct. auguitinc. SIa.. 9egleiter
Shortas 2pons; 9iidof 8. g. Ga,
iarb bon Snbialtapolis. Snb., geslei'
ter s. 2. Goprp; 9iidof Sobn 3. g.
Goinnor bon Hemorf, Ms, gegleiter
0calciter Nobcrt Goric:: 9iihpi ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Observation-Disclosures

gdter. 8eiangperein bon Baltimore.
Tirigent: Nrof. i. aarolus.
5auptqilnrtier q. Wa9encr's &d1e,
119 Noro.Enca. Ctr, jcnen SamIta1
9lbeno. nit Nusnabme oes britteil
Samitags i'm Ronat, Singit,noc.
Gpril7-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Gu Dermietben.

Su perinictben:
III. 1886, 9iorbsCSnnsS trdBe. icdDs Simmer.
Bah uno uHt @eanemlihfciten biulge Msiei0C.
ysah1ifrnaen an Ltt uho StcIc. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

@eiber Rerd, Efunb. ..t5--1se.
Sbeepsbeao, Rfunb. 12c.
Sla. Bud Sbao. .35-40c.
Sedt. Gf,lno, tSc.
Butter gter.
Stiidbuttcr, Sfuno. .4Oc.
Creamery. NoIlenbutter, Yfo.. .3Se.
Gclbcr Hcrdl EfnnO. $50. .12-15c.
Gicr, Slibcno. .3Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Baltimore MarftbcriGJte.

Baltimore, 4. Sonlidr 1909.
@ c bl. - 3llfuhr 973i Sdilcr, eit,@
id)licBlih l014 Saiicr 5u &oelIlta
Hoiut un6 235I S1iier Su CAUTION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
gu perfautcu:

Sanier I'm GOO Nlod Noro,l5lDStr, Git.
G6en oouenoet cine lteibe npoerner, 6iuei'
ft6dieer Siulcr. fe6S Simmer ulo gao. sns
@ube3immer bat ciuGiIIirtt gsurllc uno %iGnitdres
Glofet. 9tnihilB an i%auitdren Stdllal. FreiS
$3.50. Nieori9cr C3runo5inS. Shige Sdllfer
baben bobe uno esfnnbe Huqe. gtad,5lirdeen
bel e.. Z. @allagber, 8dlltreiftcr. bureau In
Tr. 1887, SitslipnInicnt' Str. Ci3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

s. cr. ,}lllbr 609l Si,lfel;
aus oel Glcuotorcll iurild9e3oacn
6S62 9uIfcl; Glcpntoren Torratb
III ,2S1 @lild)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

gobmiife. Bidder.
tSanptquarticr: Nr. 1913. NH,
6. & q. Gel. @olie 376 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

@|ci5cn,- 3iliubr 1886 @ultel;
&crlonNt bon ocn glcpntoren 10 Vu
lhcl; G~lcpotoren : @orroth 529,O6S
Vltidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Sn p%erfanfen.


gu Urrfanicn ant ecm Nanoc.
Ienn sic Sdrn1Inno III o%ertanfen baot oocr
Ill ialieil %tuiirid)t. mirb es iih fiir Sic he5aG'
len, bel ms oor5nipredhcn ODER ltrS 81 itreit
ben. Seruer quite Magtidl. glnIGpcn in Si1ot
9igentbum. y. e.. Tauis, y!r. 1922, Sit'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

$3.50 - Gar eines iener pra9tpouen Sdr,,
fec rate TGfterfon>Yarf, gtr. 20. %, 20 &C,
FsorbsSores@tra gementtrte Trottoire. SteIs
ler unb Sof; elnailirte 9aeetpanne nno sh.
henau3aub etc. $50 9udr lno Reft .lIHter iebr
Iei6fen 'Bebineingeii iamfen zines iener mooer.
nen Siufer. 8eIfbttet itc uno iiber8euet Sud
Sebr Ieihte RebiHeungeu. Goparb J.. etord,
a1 Crt nnb Stene. (Suni17,t2,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

$3.50 iaufe:t Elm pradbioole Riantro, Maba'
a., 1)s Sebduie; fam bon etneit nelleil rtidt uit'
terf6ieben tpcrben: fiir flint Sabre aarantirt.
eanoerS & CHAPMAN Co.,
G16oftsGde GbarIess uno Sapette'Strdbe.
(ItObS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

1as1. Asttssss tftabIiNemsst. 1891.
Raralanb Ghattef Qoan akeciatipn.
uIbert DtaMs, txa, 0ef16ftsfu4rH.
Gafbert.G st1nbe,
oeeerlber BEN QtrtdtSoeb1nbe
eatsN-Q6e Nahette.s nnh d. eaHl.ets
9drie3en BON so tts $500 auf Ys1beI, 9ios
nos ETC.. obne Gmierruna berfeIben. 0siett0e
: Mb. Eione. gourtIano ..S5. & q 9psae.
81. YGul 1850. (Nuu0 .11,3Ae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Seutiec Sd)luBrate:

Moggcn.- 2uiubr 1016 NmiheI;
aus Ocn Gleuatoren 5uriidge3ogen
3OS6 Suld)el; Glcuotoren @orrotb
196.055 9uihcI.
Seutigc ShluBrate:
Nr, 3 lueltIider Roggcn S3 -.
Nr. | melt!iher Roogcn so -.
Sn SGden, jc noh Glo.
lltut. -. 10 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

S275 Gnaoe Riantno; In inoeuoferl 8uitan'
be; pole 8ardntie: Sefel rno 9ede.
sanbefS & Stabman 60,
ShboitSde ebarleSs nro 0apette'Strabe.
(WobS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Sclttide St,lll6rute:

MoIa. - 3uIltbr 76,276 &1,id)el;
Weriollot bon oerl Glepatorcn 7O,4W
@uidel; @lepotorcn 8orrath $50,
T75 @uiha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
J. A. LANGAN & SON
BARGAINS

81, 500-Five-room, story and half
house, with water and electric light,
on 26th Ave, near Spencer.
81, S50-NEW FIVE-ROOM COT
TAGE, BATH AND GAS, WALNUT
HILL, on Seward St, near car, nice
~neighborhood, renting at $40.
$2,0O0-Eight-room, two-story
house and barn. south front lot BOX
easy payments.
$2,9OO-Six-room' house, modern
except furnace, on 25th, near Binney,
2917 North 25th.
$2,400-New five-room cottage, on
Madison Ave-, near 18th. Want to
sell this and will take small payments.
50, 250-Five-room cottage, with
bath and gas, east front or 2Sth, near
Shirley; paved street; paving paid.
81, 300-Five-room cottage, with
bath and gas, on 10th "(boulevard) ,
near Charles.
$3,350-Eight-room modern house
in KOUNTZE PLACE good order,
large porches, plenty Of shade, paved
street, lot 50x124.
GOOD INVESTMENT, $500.
Rent S57.
Double seven-room frame extra we'll
built, ground 60x122 paved street
close to car, on Maple east of oath.
Ten-room modern PRESSED
BRICK, SLATE ROOF, CORNER LOT
74x124, one Of the best built houses
in the city, in perfect order; owner
very anxious to sell; cost over $780,
, 500 and will sell for $4,000; located
at 2128 Writ street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Andy LehobJek, 1907 Capitol ave-
rue, boz; Frank Lindee, 3i74 Ames avenue,
GIN, Syner Jensen, y7 South Fifty-first
GIcet, BOY; Rudolph Chleborad, 1905 South
I,ltcentn street, boy; Leon Slower, 262l
iouta Fifteenth street, boy; George N.
ltJ. Crts, 62lj Dodge street, boy; Ernest
I"tCIse.u, ,26il Rees street, boy; Clarence j.
breckenridge, 2l16 Douglas street, girl
.cSo Bruce, 1915 Saratoga street, girl; Grin
Deaths-Jacob p. Jensen, Fortieth street
ana Poppleton avenue, 43; Harry Diggle,
la North Thirteenth street, 10 days; Baby
Foley, 2S10 Grant street, / month; A. G.
Olmsted, 2021 North Twenty-first street,
IS; Henry hammers, st. Joseph's hospital,
%; Edward Kelly, 2120 Burdette street, As.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

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be accepted for Iesa thaA 20 ceAts for
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sunday Bee.
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count ~ one word.
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CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAssIFICATIoN-OnS
Insertion 1 1-2 cents per word and 1
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at any of the following aFuG stores
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Rre all branch offices for h Bee
and your Ad will he inserted Just -
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the main office I'm The Zee uildinE
sevcnteenth ana FaFaam stTsetsa
.AlSacn, w. c., 10th and Farnam.
Beranek, S A., l403 S. 10th 81.
liccht Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Benis Park Pharmacy, $3.50 and Cunning.
iilake's Pharmacy, 2S25 Sherman Ave.
CouBhlin, 9. r.. 9Th and Pierce SITS.
clifton Hill Pharmacy. 1918 Military Ave
COnte, J. b.. Stst Ave. ana Farnam st.
1rlssCy Pharmacy, Path and Lake SIS.
Germak, Emil. l20i-6 S. 18th st.
l.hlers, p. H.. 2SO2 Leayenworth St
Foster g. Arnoldi. 2S n. 18th st.
Ireytag, John j.. 1914 N. path St.
Florence Drug Co, Florence, Neb.
Snyder Pharmacy, 20th and Lake SITS
G~reenough, q. A, 1924 s. 10tli St
G~reenough, O.. A., 1894 s. 10th st.
Hayden, William c., 1920 FaInam St
Hoist. John. 5A n. 18th ST.
Huff, a. L., 1924 Leavenworth st.
Hdnscom PARK Pharmacy, i401 S. 18th St
King, II. s., 2SSS Farnam St
kount9e Place Pharmacy, 2f0l N. Path St
J.athrop, Charles E, 1924 n. cath st.
Patrick Drug Co. 1909 N. 24th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
HERE THEY ARE:

broom, all modern bungalow No g. south front lot teraceda about a foot sodded
and permanent walk; trees and shrubs. set out; one block from the car, House has
and full nv eemented cellar best Gar Gart9n FUR ace plumbing FIRST class am@edhGdnnHesc closet
and electric fixtures Outside house is Mingled. with wide gables ad painted a
t6ee os SIZE RF0 te c TWh aH anti te p mTmih is Somyy S. S e Se 80 81 ca mss amos most bs aS5set tS n spnS nont6 9f
6room. III modern bungalow, Nc. 8 ge Twins ROOM, dining ROOM kitchen
ad den downstairs; two handsome bed 70 oms and 3 extremely large closets upstairs
mhss ussS u smNs HHLm h ~ sueo car, HHe Is 1Inheu mee N Hmon
with best Carton furnace ad outside en- rance Bath room, with excellent plumb
ing downstairs. Outside of house finished in creosUe brown, with whte trimmings
Gas ant electric lights; every possible nvenence House a IL ready for ccupancy.
and oe of the most auractve little HON es in the city. Price 5000; N0O cash and
s 30 per MONTH
All modern 7Toom house full We stories finished in sweet gun downstairs
with TIVE book eases and, full szed sdeboard built in, full south front lot Gx1a
It.; permanent walks, sodded,t ees and shrubs set out Large poch acrossh front of
three bed rooms and bath vi stair: large att with staTs TO it Nj he rooms are
mented basement gas and electric lights Color of woodwork ad decorations made
to suit purchaser II sold this week. This is $50 IT, from the car line and in an UNI
equned location high, and slightly, with every convenience The sweet gum
wood makes a beautiful finish in mahogany mission or natural coo1o OAK floors
ace $40 per month. You canno equal it anywhere in town for the money.
All modern GVom 2stUy house our No g. with pest Carton furnace gas ad
with sod, trees and shrubs; permanent walks; 100 feet to the car; has. large living
room, clear across the 'front.' the mousse large dining room, kitchen ad pantry
downstairs; three lage bedrooms upstairs Frce $40O- LOO cash nc balance $3.50
per month. Ready for immediate cupanc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
1908 Binney Street, $500

Price reduced for quick sale.
This will make a fine home for some one;
has 6 rooms, 3 rooms and reception hall
on first floor, 3 bed rooms and bath on
second floor; full bricked foundation, first
class plumbing throughout. One of the best
heating furnaces on the market. Has south
front lot, large shade trees. about a 3-foot
terrace, located one-half block east of the
Sherman Ave. car line. The price of 1910
is only good for a short time. owner lives
in the house and will show you through
most any time
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
14O7 Madison Avenue, $2,950

New 5-room modern cottage, Just com
pleted; has vestibule entrance. parlor, din
ing room, kitchen, 2 bed rooms and bath
room on first floor; stairway to large at
tic, where two more rooms can be fin
ished; large cellar under the entire house,
which is cemented, has cement block
foundation and first-class plumbing
~turoughout. Lot is IS IT. wide. Street Is all
paved and paving paid. This is a good OPP
portunity to get a new home close In at a
reasonable price. VIII sell on reasonable
cash and the balance monthly
payments. Be sure and go out and look at
this today.
We nave another one nearly completed
which is practically the same house, with
the exception of two rooms on the second
floor; also furnace, which we will sell fol-
SO. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES,
NzME%E TRMzM2

COLLABORATING, aged 20. devoted wife Of
James Caller, at the residence of her
mother, Mrs. H. Harris. 2240 Seward st.
Funeral June q. at 2 p. IN. Interment
at Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
2024 Writ Street, $500
Finest Corner in Kountze Place.

Q large rooms ION a south front corner
lot, 1O0xl24 feet. Lower floor fin
ished in oak. -Four large bedrooms on
second floor and well finished attic. Stable
on both sides and all paid for. Beautiful
grounds with abundance of shade. Large
porches and numerous bays. Owner is a
nonresident and has made a price which
VIII sell II. 1t is modern in its architec-
tural lines. as well as to conveniences
can he made
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
: HOMES
A Partial List of Our June List of IS Homes
FOR SALE
Call or Phone and We Will Send You Our
Complete List. ~,
1921 Davenport Street, $500

New 7-room, all modern house. has re-
ception hall, parlor, dining room and
kitchen on first floor, all finished in oak
except kitchen: four bed rooms and bath
is very desirable, being close to the bouie-
ward and in the West Farnam district.
Owner has made a price OF $500 for quick
sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
365 North 41st Street, $3.50

This house has vestibule entrance, re-
ception hall. parlor, dining room, den aud
kitchen on the first floor: 4 good sized bed
rooms and bath room on second floor: also
stairway leading to large attic. The re-
ception hall, parlor, dining room and den
are finished in oak; also the stairway. The
second floor is all finished In white enamel.
having a large basement under the en-
tire house. Has one of the best heating
plants on the market: the plumbing is all
high-class and the very best combination
fixtures throughout. The location is very
desirable, being two blocks from the Far
nam car line and one block to one Of the
best schools In the city. House is nicely
decorated throughout, with a very choice
selection OF papeF.
Owner may take q good, desirable lot in
trade. Terms can be arranged to right
party. The house is now vacant, ready to
move into. We will be pleased to show you
through at any time, during the day or
evening. This price has been reduced from
s., 900, II sold by July L
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
24O7 North 22d Street, $3,100

s rooms. all modern, 6 rooms and bath
on ground floor; two good bed rooms on
second floor; hot water heating plant and
good plumbing throughout. Paved street,
with all specials paid, Convenient to two
car lines, schools and churches. Let us
show you this.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
J. A. LANGAN & SON
7O8 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. TEL. DOUGLAS 1869
BARGAIN HUNTERS
ATTENTION

On South 10th Street we have an S-room strictly modern
house, large lot, street paved and specials all paid.
In the West Farnam district we have a nearly new house, g.
rooms,s strictly modern, close to car and very desirable.
In the north part of town we have a very neat broom modern
cottage, nice lawn and shade, close to car.
On South Goth; 8 rooms and bath, modern, large lot, barn
beautiful lawn with and iron fence. You can't lose on this.
On Maple street we have a nice Groom house with large yard
and garden space. Barn and chicken house.
See us for prices and terms on these, they are all bargains;
when we tell you the prices you will realize that; any kind of
terms you want; a little down and a little every now and then.
We have farms in most every county in Nebraska. Farms
in most every other state that we can sell to you on the easiest
kind of payments or we can trade them. Submit some proposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
2605 Fort Street, $4,000

New Groom house, price reduced to $500
all modern; on Florence car line, between
goth and 9th SITS. There are 3 rooms and
reception hall on the first floor, 3 bed
rooms and bath on the second floor. Lot
is Soft. front. Fort st. will be paved and
graded this year. double track put in and
paving put down. which will increase the
value Of this property very much. Buy nov
Will make terms.