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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
MINING co. STOCKHOLDERS
SUE DIRECTORS FOR 100000
Ownership of Seal of Gold Prop
critics May Be Determined

Stockholders of the Seal of Gold Min
ing company, which owns valuable goid
mining properties in the Virginia Dale
mining district of San Bernardino
county, filed suit against the directors
of the company yesterday for $60,OOO
damages, alleging that they consplred
to render the stock of the company
worthless by leasing it's mining proper
ties to a third party for five years TO
secure possession of it.
The directors named as defendants
are Edgar Sharp, P. T. Evans, prom
inent Riverside banker, A. N. Young
love, Alex Strahan, a well known COM
mission merchant, and w. L. Peters.
The action is of great interest in min
ing circles in San Bernardino and RiV-
erside counties, because of the reputed
value of the company's property. Sew
eral capitalists have become interested
in it, but have failed to untangle the
legal Windings of the ownership, 1t is
claimed to enable them to become
profitably interested.
1t is alleged that a South African
millionaire investigated the property
and endeavored to purchase it for an
English syndicate of unlimited means,
and that detectives were engaged to
discover the best manner in which to
get at the bottom of the trouble over
the ownership.
When the action comes up for trial
It is expected some sensational features
will develop from the testimony to be
introduced.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
BISHOP CONFERS
COLLEGE DEGREES
st. VinCent'S Holds Its Forty-Fifth
Annual Commencement
Exercises
ALUMNI HOLD REUNION TODAY
Joseph Scott Delivers Address to
Graduating Students in
Father Meyer Hall
HOLD REUNION TODAY

The forty-fifth annual commence
ment exercises of t(Vincent's college
were held last evening in the Father
Never Memorial hall of the college,
which was crowded to its full seating
capacity.
The program rendered included ora
tions from the various candidates for
degrees and a telling address by Jo-
seph Scott Bishop Conaty conferred
the degrees, diplomas and medals.
The program was opened with an
overture by the orchestra, which was
followed by bachelor orations by John
Peter Leary on Education in the Early
Middle Ages"; John Joseph Cox, "The
Atheist-An Enemy of Reason and
Lee Bernard McConville, THE Catho-
lie College Man and Literature" Ar
thur Lee Kerfoot was the Vaiedic-
torian.
vein, congratulating the students on
the splendid work done by the student
hodv of the college and referred to
modern educational methods, deploring
the lack of religious teaching in the
public schools.
st. Vincent's college has made a
splendid record during the past year
in its scholastic work and plans are
heing made for the new buildings OF
the Institution, which have been made
necessary by the rapid growth and en-
largement of the college during the
past few years. In addition to the
college graduates last evening a large
class of young men were graduated
from the preparatory or high school
department.
College class-Walter T. Casey, J. ].
Cox. Arthur Lee Kerfoot John Leary
Lee Bernard .McConville, Louis Ber-
nard O'Neil
High school class-William J. Atwill,
Frank ]. Breslin, Frank H. Chase,
Daniel Cunningham, Percy O'Connor
John H. Dox, Vincent r. Dascomb. j.
O'Connor O'Brien, Harry e. Schumate,
Walter Muller, Garrett Whine, Earl
Montgomery. Paul Scott, Harry Rosse
Mitchell, Thomas A. ]. Dockweiler
John T. Cronogue. B. Hobo Dougherty
Russell j. Shea, Thomas e. Workman
John T. Connolly. jr, Thomas NJ. Nc
Keever, Earl w. O'Donnell, J. H. Car
roll. Carl w. Spaulding, Henry 1. Dock
weller. w. e. Carruth, w. ]. Caine, F.
A. Mcneil, ]. t. Mulhall, e. A.
Scheller.
The alumni of the college will hold
its annual reunion today in the shape
of a barbecue of olden Spanish days.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
SEVEN VI0LAToRS OF
CITY ORDINANCES FINED

Seven violators of city ordinances
were hailed before Police Judge Rose
yesterday morning on various charges.
G. l.. Smith, who was arrested for
speeding his automobile, paid the
heaviest fine. $25. Hugh Gregg was
fined 50 for carelessly riding his motor
cycle on the wrong side of the street
B. Cool, J. A. Erstien, M. D. Wag-
ner, A. r. Lang and B. F. Knapp were
fined So each for failing to wear a
chauffeur's state license badge, which
is required by the state law. All the
fines were paid.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
Playa Del Rey, Moonstone Beach and

Playa Del Rey, Moonstone Beach and
Redondo.
train over the Santa Fe and Salt Lake
lines, Saturday morning, for a trip
through the citrus belt, stopping at
Azusa, Glendora, Uplands, Redlands,
San Dimas, San Bernardino and River
side On the return trip stops will be
made at Cotton and Pomona.
The committee of arrangements who
are entertaining the delegates and
families consists of w. J. Healy, J. NJ.
Brewer, B. w. Fernald, ]. E. Farrell,
w. C. Hussey, c. A. Henderson, w.
F. Towne and J. Q. Goss, jr.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
Are Very Popular

for this summers shoes.
Besides being popular they
are serviceable and comfort
able and as they are not
tanned as extensively as shiny
feathers they are much cooler.
--Bullocks has a complete line of
summer models in dull feathers.
Note the pictures of three of
them.
No. IA two-eyelet tie. a new
pattern of dull calfskin, with
welted extension soles. $3.50.
No. PA short vamp oxford
with hand turned soles OF dull
calf. $3.50.
No. 3-An ankle strap pump of
dull kid with flexible extension
soles. $3.50.
Main Floor, Section F.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08
THE STATESMAN. DENVER, COLORADO.

ton proclamation" was most fittingly
observed in Colorado Springs and
Sugar City this year.
Excursions from Pueblo and many
other places were run on that day to
the cities celebrating. Prof. ALLEN of
Kansas City was the speaker of the
day at Colorado Springs. He is an
excellent speaker and delivered an
excellent address. There were other
speakers together with select music.
Miss Geraldine Marshbanks of
Pueblo delivered the address of the
day in Sugar City. Miss Marshbanks
as public speaker is gaining consid-
cradle notoriety Her address was
broad and eloquent at times, and she
is especially pleasing to her audi
ence because of her ease in delivery
and familiarity Of subject.
We hope the time is not far dis
.ant when in every city fitting ar
rangements win he made for the cele-
yration Of that noted occasion.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08
COINCIDENCE.

Fl Worth. Tex
In memory OF Sister Ida Mae
Brown. who departed this life August
3Oth. 1910.
luasmuch as 1t has pleased Al
mighty God to send the swift messen-
ger. death, into our ranks and pluck
therefrom one OF our brightest and
most beloved sisters. in the person of
Sister Ida Mae Brown,
Resolved, That we cheerfully give
up all things at His command. and ac-
knowledge Him Lord of all, who do
eth all things wei.
Ida, thou vert mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze.
Pleasant as the air OF evening
When II floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou no more shall join our number,
Thou no more our tears shall know
Dear Ida, thou has left us;
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But II is God that has bereft us:
He can all our sorrow heal.
But, dearest Ida. we hope to meet
thee.
When the tolls of life have fed.
And in heaven with JOY to greet thee.
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Sisters and Friends: Sister ida
Mae Brown has goneSrom our sight.
but not from our hearts. We all were
glad to know that when her summons
came she was ready and willing 10
go.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08
OVER Klc ROGERS IN FIVE
ROUNDS.

Young Dixon, the fast lightweight
OF Philadelphia, knocked out Kid Rog-
crs Of New York in the fifth round
last Friday night at She West End
Athletic Club. Philadelphia.
Jack Hagan and Young Sam Lang
ford fought six rounds to a draw, with
Young Langford the better OF the
two. A negro boxer has all the
chance in the world for an uplift
when he is in Philadelphia as a negro
fighter and a white fighter are good
drawing cards in that city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08
Sports Continued
MRS. JESSIE REssE BACK AGAIN.

After stay away from home for
two years playing all Of the largest
cities in the United States, Mrs. Jes-
sic REESE returned last week with
the same sweet singing voice and
that ever loving smile that makes
everyone happy that comes in contact
with her. Mrs. Resse, before going
on the stage her last time, was very
prominent in the social entertain
ments given in Denver
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08
SCOTS CHAPEL NOTES.

tHe pulpit IN the absence OF the DaS.
tor very acceptably last Sabbath. We
wish to thank these brethren for their
timely service.
A subscription rally was launched
last Monday evening in the official
board. This rally will be given for
the renovation of the church and par
sonage. The officers started the list
with a healthy subscription
Mr. j. D. Rice has returned TO Gam
mon Theological Seminary. He left
last Tuesday This is Mr.. Rice's sec
ond year The church made up a
handsome purse for him. He is a
worthy young man and is destined to
become a great preacher of righteous
ness.
Mrs. Frances E. Williams, who has
been on the sick list, returned ia
Golden last Saturday
Master Thomas w. Wallace accom-
panied his father to Colorado Springs
last week. He had his first ride on
burrow up Williams canon last Mon,
day. II was a very exciting trip as
well as picturesque.
Mr.. John II. Dixon and Miss Matte
X. Marsh were happily united in the
holy bonds OF wedlock Sept. % at
their residence at 26O5 Lafayette by
the Rev. J. ~ Wallace. II was a
quiet wedding with only a few init.
mate friends to witness the ceremony.
We wish the young couple a happy
sail over life's tumultuous sea.
The Epworth League lesson for
next Sunday is Repentance and Res.
torauon tZeph 3;ll-l3; Acts 3:lg.2CD
Mr. G. + Townsley invites you to
come prepared to speak upon the les
son. The league meets promptly at
T o'clock
Last Sabbath was a day OF jubilee
at the Springs II was the occasion
OF the second quarterly conference
The pastor OF Sroit's preached in the
morning. the Rev John w. Sigafoose
delivered soul-stirring message in
the afternoon and at night the evan
lellst. Mrs. Sallie A. Ramsey, stirred
up the lukewaTm Christians TO action.
II Was day at this picturesque re.
sort that viii long be rendered The
Rev. Stephens is bringing things to
rass in this little burg.
The Sunday services will begin a
half hour earlier at night We invite
our members and friends to come
early.
Mrs. Anna Mcpherson has been as.
signed to Glass No 4 Mr.. Rice was
the energetic leader OF this class.
The Junior League will begin meet,
ing Sunday afternoon. We invite all
the old members out Sunday and also
the new ones.
The Ladies' Aid Society met last
Thursday evening and elected officers
for the ensuing six months Mrs.
Louise Burrell was elected president;
Mrs Anna Mcpherson. yice.president
Mrs Ada Castry, treasurer. Mrs.
Mary L. Evans. secretary. The ladies
had their FIRST meeting at the parson.
age last Thursday. Light refresh
menis were served last Thursday
evening after the election. The Aid
starts out on an era OF prosperity We
expect gatherings from the present
ofhciary
We urge the parents to send their
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08

A loving one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is still:
A place is vacant in our halls
That never car be filed.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08

Farewell, Ida, fl rewell, We will meet
you again in L at grand Temple
above. We, the Ulcers and members
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-08
EMANCIPATION DAY.

To The Statesman:
The celebration OF the "emancipa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
ACRE PROPERTY


Close TO a large populated community
Is the best possible investment. There
never was a person who bought well To-
Gated suburban acre property, bur what
made good money.
You can make good money on any OF
the following tracts:
20 acres, all in fru,;, about one mile
northwest of RalstOn, and one mile
south Of Center street Has nice 5-roou
cottage, good barn, large chicken house
This Is one of the incest and most pro-
ductivo fruit farms In Nebr IslSa aud
would make an ideal country home. 1t
can be bought right
s. o, 20 or more acres In Ralston
Heights, not over a quarter of a mile
to the Papillion Street car extension;
This addition is now ripening Into ideal
suburban property, overlooking. as II
does, the cities OF Omaha and South
Omaha. This property can be bought
now at from S2s5.OO 10 $4,000 per acre,
the best buy In acre property now.
8, 10, 90 or more acres In Ralston
Fort Crook boulevard. On one tract there
Is q good we'll, and some fruit. Prices
from $4,000 to $4,000 per acre.
o'NEILs REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Tyler 1924 and A-551g.
1905 Farnam street, Omaha
5l2 North 24th Street South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Homes on Payments

S2,7CO-7-r. mod. ex. heat, near Goth and
CASTELAR,, paved 81.
s., T0O-Near 29th and Ames, 5-r modern
cottage, new, 50-foot lot.
$3lO0--S. w. Cor, 35th and Franklin, Ger.
house barn, corner, 12CXI24, Room for two
blocks TO Harvey line, Just north OF Bemis
Park.
3,500-4220 Farnam. 7-r cottage all mod.
finished I'm oak and maple, barn, newly
paved 81. 80 IT, lot.
S4,5CO-SO6 n 39th, SIR. and hall, first floor
trimmed in oak, east front paving paid
/ block to i0tn and Cunning, car lines
and l block to new cathedral and school.
O'KEEF'E REAL ESTATE GO.
1915 \. y. Life. Doug on A-2l52
Sunday or evening. Harvey 5iS4' -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
NORRIS & MARTIN,
Doug. 427O; Web. 463S'
CHARLSEW HEIGHTS

The only addition where home builders
with three different sized purses can find
his wants supplied The west side is a
home seeker with only 500 in his pocket
can get a lot, while the other one Gable
TO buy anything he wants and can pay
any sized cash down paymenD finds his
on the Esstside, as choice lots as any in
the whole city OF Omaha, not excepting
those fronting Lincoln Boulevard and
Bemts Park or HRnsCom Park on the
West side These front half-mile
developed, the North Florence Central
at a point near it's intersection with the
North Thirtieth Florence boulevard and
enters Miller Park. All these lots are on
ing view the like Of which cannot be
found elsewhere in Omaha, and it Is no
stretch of the imagination to compare it
with some of those on the Hudson. The
view sweeps from Bellevue to Florence
and over the bluffs Of Iowa, with the
Missouri river between and beautiful Fort
Omaha Ga regular parl) at the front
door.
The cheaper lots are just as nice, but
further west, and we can sell these on
your own terms to close them out. See
us at once. '.-.- r.
TOO LATE next spring to rent garden
lots with any kind of a house, because
the demand is beyond the supply and all
such places are taken in the FALL. We
haye ONLY ONE left, and will rent or
sell this with small house, with enough
ground a lots) to raise 5000 worth OF
garden. truck or an equal amount OF
chickens and pigs only So per month
Never Occupied; near good Omaha school;
only half mile from car. Good neigh
bors Ground ploWed, ready. OFFICE
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS.
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO,
1901 City National Bank Bldg.e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20


Both Phones. Az Bee Bldg
Now is you chance to buy. See THESE
Lots at THESE prices VIII sell for less
IL in conscience asked.
Full lots near 31st and Ohio, $3.50 each
n. Il. Cor. 32d and Ohio, fine view, $780,
Full lot near 10Th and Cass $3.50
Full lot 46th and Franklin, 5Oxl5O. 500
Full lot 35th and Pinkney, S2OC
Three lots 10th and California 5Ox1G6, $500
each.
Two lots corner 47th and Burt, lO9x1SO
both S65e.
Lot 3, block X, Saunders & II. Add, SlGO
Large lot 42d and Belt Line Trackage
$4O3
200 feet south front in Grand View, SlOO
per foot
$50 feet south front in Grand View, same
price
Fine lots in Florence, good for chicken
ranch or residence. Also lots by West l.
rect South Omaha. VIII sell any on part
cash. Now is the time TO buy.
Call Dexter L. Thomas in the evening at
Harvey S2S4'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Building Lots

81, OOO--69xSS feet, south 'front.' close to some
of the best residences in the Vast
Farnam district.
81, CON. W corner o2d and Webster SITS,
1O5x1g5 feet l block from Dundee car
line Cheap.
81 ,10O-S1 .250-For three choice lots in the
Field club district.
5 $50 each for three south front lots on
Davenport ST. between 5lst and SD
SITS: city water, sewer, cement walks
and gas covered by this price.
s 80 each tor two south front lots on Web
steT St between 5lst and sd Sts,
near Happy Hollow club; improve
ments in and paid for.
COO for an east front lot on the boule-
Vard 50xl5O feet just south Of Laird
st. Other lots in this neighborhood
heng hold at $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
MONEY MAKERS

$2,OO0-Nearly new. Groom house. modern
except heat, south front lot with perfna-
nent walks inside and out. Nonresident
owner anxious to SELL offers on easy terms
Would take lot as first payment. &Oi
Saratoga.
In Hanscom Park District, large 7-room
house, fully modern, east front lot O0lli2A;
permanent walks inside and out, paved
street, everything paid. II sold by Dec. 1st
owner will take $3.50. Shown any time
SS5O-Two south front lots, on Fort St.
just west OF 25th Ave. Room for two
houses and a snap Easy terms
S550-South front facing on the Court
in Saratoga court addition, just west Of
oath St, on Saratoga. $50 cash, balance
monthly.
s1,75O-At oath and Saratoga SITS, 6O-foot
double frontage lot room for 4 houses
paving all around and all paid. This Is
the biggest bargain in north part. Must
be sold at once.
F. G. Best, 957 n. Y. Life
Phones Douglas $3.50 and Harvey 3714'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
24th and Vinton

We have 4 houses at the southeast cor
ner with 40 feet Of ground, fronting on
Vinton st. We will divide and sell each
cottage separate or We will sell all to-
gether, as an investment
Some real estate men say that for good
Investments, outside of the central part OF
the city, the following locations will prove
the most satisfactory in the future: gath
and Ames Ave, on the north; oath and
Cunning, in the central district, and oath
and Vinton on the south.
What do you think about this prediction?
A. P. Tukey & Son
Phone Doug. Psi 444-4ij Board Of Trade.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
New 5-ROOn
Bungalow Cheap

Has nice reception hail with colonnade
opening large parlor, coy dining room
with beamed ceiling, paneled walls plate
rail- and window seat, all In oak.
Kitchen finished in pine with maple
floors. Second floor has two nice bed
rooms and bath. Combination stairway to
second floor Don't fail to see thls-must
be seen to be appreciated. VIII be open
today, from to y. IN. Located at 1922
Henderson. Only one block from Kountze
Park and one block from boulevard. Tel.
Douglas 1905 or A 1861
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Good Residences In
Various Locations

'l1, JQ0-Well constructed two-story modern
house, large living room, corner lot,
West Farnam district.
5, -slx-room, two-story and attic, new.
all modern and strictly up-to-date
residence on corner lot near Hans
com park.
81 .2JO-ktght-room modern house, Lincoln
boulevard, oak finish. A very low
price.
S, 5OO-r.ight-roOm modern house, built only
a few years corner lot 75X1A feet,
on the boulevard in the best part OF
Rountze Place.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
city National Bank Bdg.s-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Within Your Reach

Its our business TO submit this PROPOSE
ton to you. Its your business to consider
and act. All the machinery OF our office
will be set in motion to take care of your
particular inquiry and in selling you a
little home. We could not render a greater
service than this. viz: Help another on the
road to Independence. RALSTON ACRES
sold on easy terms; one-ffth cash, bal
ance monthly. illustrated booklet, with
plat free.
RALSTON TOWNSHIP COMPANY.
FREE FACTORY SITES.
800 S. 18th ST. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHOrEHTY FOR SALE.
tCogtiuued)
NEW HOUSES-Take this list and look
around We have great many others Get
our list before buying
I Rooms, All Modern, "a, 300
Open Today

Open Today
242O Henderson St. new 2-stogy square
house rooms. bedrooms, beautiful COM
bination lighting fixtures, walls nicely dec
GRATED, fun basement, good furnace, best
OF plumbing. full lot. south front, paving
ell paid, WIN sell ON easy terms to good
party.
Kountze Place Home, $4,l5O
1927 Emmett St, a good new s-story
square house. never been occupied; large
reception hall with front vesubule and
coat closet open oak stairway, good parlor,
dining room and kitchen ON first floor,
bedrooms ana bath room on second floor.
All rooms nicely papered; large floored at
tic, good furnace and good plumbing;
ready TO move into.
Open Today
Z Rooms, West, $4,750
COZ n. 3lst st a we'll constructed, 7-room.
all modern house I'm the West Farnam dis
trict, splendid neighbOrhood close In and
desirable. This is up-to-date in every way,
we'll located and cheap.
West Farnam, $4,000
3O2S Davenport ST., a new modern 2-story
square house. easy walking distance and
very choice uelghborhood, beautiful oak
finish and floors, bedrooms, one i2N2S
feet, south front, A well located desirable
-home for someone. Easy terms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
6 Rooms, All Modern. 81. $50
400 Bee Building.
Back to the Farm

The little suburban farm In the out
skirts Of Omaha. No need to buy a place
several hundred miles from Omaha, re-
and social privileges. Distance lends en-
chantmsnt to some investments. Why not
buy at Nhe gateway of a growing metro
polls like Omaha, with a home market for
all the eggs, poultry, butter vegetables
and fruit you can producer You can keep
your eve on improvements as they are
senRDn from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
)NLY 500 CASH FOR NEW
DUNDEE RESIDENCE

balance monthly for seven-room, strictly
modern, two-story square HOUSE, with large
sleeping porch on the SOUTH oak floors
and finish first floor; natural pine finish
second floor; full cemented basement, fur
mace heat; lot 50X12S feet; on the car line.
This Is an exceptionally Wcll-constructed
house, being built by the owner for home,
Immediate possession. Price, $3.50, Key
office
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

BUSINESS LOTS.
S3xl3., 10th and Webster, $500
22Xt8,, i2th and DUuBias s. .UJJ. --.-
66xlSl, 18th and California, $500.
CCSl =, iOtA and Dodge, sg.56I
G0xis1, corner for Wholesale &4COJ
6dSl33 10th aud Burt 5000.
65Xl3-, 18th and jack son, $1,000
66xi32. 18th and Jones. SI5Op.
B. 6OXlh-, 18TH ana Chicago, Sg.0o0
J6y75. corner lsth and 81. Maiy's, $1,000
G6X132- near 16th and Jones flU, so
Trackage in all parts Of city
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE.
izlg-22 City National Doug 3563 .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

BIRD AND DAVENPORT ST - Seven
room, all modern house with hot water
heat, combination fixtures, full csmented
basement, laundry, cisterp, with pump IN
basement. House in good shape. Corner
lot, 8Xl15 IT., with plenty room TO build
several flats or apartment houses. Paved
streets. This s. one OF the incest corners
on the west side and should sell at once
For further particulars call
+. o. NIELSEN g. CO.
70S n. Y. Life. Phohes-D. 220i. A-434Oe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Hanscom Park Home

An eastern client Is here for few days
and says he wants an offer on his house.
Has 8 rooms, bedrooms large attic, east
front lot barn close to car lines; house
is nicely decorated throughout II you can
use a house of this size think we can give
you q bargain. Your own terms. Call Us
uU for particulars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
RALSTON ACRES

You can live in sight Of Omaha and only
half a dozen blocks from car line, school,
church and business district OF RRlston.
Better still, IL Is