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The Washington times., 1910-02-16
CORCORAN PUPILS
LOSE GOOD FRIEND
Funeral of Mrs. Arnett, Ma
iron of School, to Be
Held Thursday.

Almost every pupil in the Corcoran
Art School has expressed his intention
TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. Louise E
Arnett, matron of the school, who died
yesterday morning at her residence, IZ24
\ street northwest afte.- a brief Illness
Services viii be held 1t 2 o clock to-
morrow afternoon AT TIE family home
The Rev J. Henning Nelms, pastor #
he Church OF the Asc ensiOn, the pro-
cathedral, viii conduct the services and
interment VIII be IN IA Olivet Gene
terry.
Mrs Arnett was the Oldest empIoye OF
the COrCOran Gallery Of Art For nine
years she was mauron Of the art school
and was well known and highly es-
teemed by every one connected with the
institution.
Mrs. ArneJt was apparently in the best
OF health until she attended cnurch sun
day morning. During the services she
became 81, and returned TO her home,
never raiying.
Mrs. A-seu was a native Of the Dis
tTict. and "as educated In the lOcai
pubic SchCJ 50 AS q girl she spent a
great deal OF J.le ia the study Of art.
tuL after her ma. rage. in 1906. she gave
up the work and devoted herself 10 ueF
home interests Nine years ago she
went 70 the GOrcOrau Art School as ma
iron and instructor. she had charge OF
the hanging OF the pictures and the ar
Taugemeut Of the most successful eX-
zihits ever given By the school
Mrs. ATUetr IS survived by one
laughter. Mrs Charles Williams, with
whom she made her home, and one
son. Eugene ATnett, an anplOye or
the Department of Commerce and
Labor, who arrived in washington
this morning from North Carolina,
where he was on official business at
the time or his mothers death
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
WOMEN WHO SMOKE
FAVORED BY LOEB
New York Collector IN
creaseS Number Exempt
From Duty.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Desiring to
avoid the inliction Of any unnecessary
hardship on women by compelling them
TO forego their favorite brands on their
arrivai at this port, Collector Loeb has
recon mended that women be permitted
10 ing in 800 ciragettes free Of duty.
Those who prefer to take their cOnsO-
IatioI. from cigars viii be limited % fifty.
Mr.. Loeb has made no accommodation
wiII be disappointed. but MS cigarette
ruling viii please a great majority OF
the petticoated smokers Men wiu be
entitled to the same privileges
These recommendation have been
made along with many Othe-s by the
special board which IS formula ting plans
for facilitating the work Of examining
baggage 10 the end that tourists will be
delayed as little az possible Notices
VIII be posted on all vessels warning
passengers 20 refrain from giving gra-
tulties or brides TO customs officers, IN
der penalty Of criminal prosecution
OFFICERS accepting gratuities VIII be dis
missed from the service.
Mr. Loeb requests at any discourtesy
on the part OF the customs men De re-
ported TO his Office. and announces that
persons dissatisfied with the values
placed on dutiablc articles NAV demand
a recount Women travelling alone win
receive every cOnsidera ton Mr. Loeb
says ne hopes 20 make this port a model.
Secretary Macy eagh. of the Treasur
department, has approved the changes.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Chief CLERK FIELD
GUARDS TREASURES
Warrant of Aaron Burr
Arrest Is Among Them.
Here Temporarily.

On the files OF the Department OF JUS
tice at present there are some historic
and rarely valuable papers. These docu-
ments consist Of an indictment against
Aaron Burr for treason. q warrant for
his arrest. signed by the chief justice
Of the United States Supreme Court, and
a subpoena for Thomas Jefferson, tlen
President Of tn United States. iss led
by the same ~ ige-
The warrant for Burr's arrest and
the subpoena for President Jefferson
bear the handwriting OF the famous
jurist, John Marshall Among the list
OF witnesses requested by Aaron Burr
are such historic names as those Of
stephen Decatur and General Wilker-
son
The papers are 10 remain here few
days en- route to Richmond. Va, from
the A1aska-Y ukOn-Pacifio Exposition,
where they are on exhibition An
order OF court was required for the re
nOvaI OF the papers from Richmond.
and they are 50 highly valued that CHIEF
Clerk Field. Of the Department OF jus
tee. was made personally respon~' 5le
for them
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
LORD DOUGLAS GETS
VERDICT NOT GUILTY
English Jury FavorS Friend
of Oscar Wilde in
Libel Suit.

LONDON, Feb. 1s-In Old Bailey
Court a jury brought in a verdict Of not
guilty in the IioeI suit brought by Henry
yvaIpole ADMINISTRATION, senior mem
Der Of a religious publishing firm
against 7. W H Grassland, cO-editor
with Lord Alfred Douglas Of the Acad-
envy
Old Bailey was packed to sUnOcation
today when the attorneys began their
summing up
The crowd expected 10 be further re-
called by racy details Of tn friend
ship between Lord Douglas and the late
Oscar wilde and Of the alleged immoral
publications BY Major Sutton, under the
guise OF his religious publishing house,
which was the charge responsible for
the bringing Of the suit
Attorney VALET, chief counsel for the
defendant, declared that the alleged
libel was really a philosophical at
tempt on the part Of Grassland and
Lord Douglas 10 prevent the plaintiff
from continuing 10 scatter his Obnox-
ious literature throughout the land,
which. he charges. was undermining
the morals Of English youths
Attorney Hail, replying for the plain
tiff. said the defendants case was q
tissue OF les winch ne lOlnQ HdEu
TO combat because OF the slight sub
stratum Of truth thai had been IN
EeniousIy woven into &. IN order 70
confuse the real situation"
VaIett stoutly denied that the in
SEPARATION of the charges made against
ZTarners-Sutton II the Academy was
the failure Of the plaintiff TO lend Lord
Douglas $500. The latter appeared IN
court TODAY looking naEE1T0 and WON
from his trying experience on the stand
yesterday. when. In answer 70 questions
concerning his relations with Oscar
Wilde. he made an iu3assioned address
TO the court. admitting his friendship
for the social OurcaSL- BY standing by
his friend, Lord Douglas said, he had
ruined his own life and made OF II "a
he'll on earth
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
RITES DOG LICENSE
IN WIENERWURSE

los ANGELES. Feb 16--VV hile o r
SawTigFt was eating wieneTWursI'
commonly known as a hot dog IN a
restaurant. he bit something metallic
II prcved 10 be dog license No 44l3- Sc
wright then denounced the Beef trust
that raises prices to such Ii height tat a
restaurant keeper can't snord 10 serve
ANYTHING but dog, and tired TO thrash
The waiter who served the wiener and
the cook who prepared It The police
IoueTed the riot, whereupon SeTrlE1J
vent 70 the city hall and asked the
license clerk whose dog was numbered
zs12 The clerk looked through his rec
oris and replied Miss Anna Bell
S001- South Los Angeles street; a female
Scotch terrier Why?'
SewrIght said I've eaten her Better
cancel the record
Miss Bell said she lost her dog three
weeks ago. The restaurant that served
the vviener171rst with dog license trim
lnings AYERS that the food was Douglt
IN the regular way
Sewright has foreswOTn wteners. and
Miss Bell has Cancelled the reward she
offered for her dog
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
White House Callers

Attorney General VVfcItershan-
Secretary Of Commerce and labor NazeI.
Senator's Carter. Montana
Beverage, Indiana
Borah, Idal-
Lorimer, Illinois
Represeutatives Miller. Minnesota.
Hayes, California
Davidson, Wisconsin
LUndfn, Illinois
Gillespie Texas.
Russell. Texas
Young, New York.
Farmer, Pennsylvania.
Goulden, New York
Calder, New York
Law. New York
LaGEhan, Pennsylvania.
Langley, Kentucky
LoWden, Illinois
wood, Iowa
Pickett, Iowa
Bennett, New York
General Nelson A Miles. retired
General 6 r. Van SAINT, cOmmauder-in-
chief Of the Q. A. r
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
THE HABIT GROWS.

Mary went 10 church FOR the first
time. During the sermon she said aloud
to her mother, 7 feel sleepy"
Frightened at the sound Of her own
voice she exclaimed, "Oh, dear, ! spoke
in - church. 'Oh. spoke again
why, I keep speaking all the IimeI''-
The Delireator for December.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
VARIETY OF CRAFT
FOR AERO SERVICE

LONDON. Feb IA regular trans
channel aerial service viii be in opera
ton within q year, according 10 state
meuts made today by he PariS-LoudOn
Aerial Company, which began today ne
Eotfatious for shed sites at Dover. the
English terminus Of the line
The company VIII use both diHgibles
and aeroplanes-
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
FRATERNITY PLANS DINNER.

Preparations are under way for the
annual Founders Day" banquet Of
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity to be
held next month on the birthday Of
the founder Of the organization, Rev
Robert 1IorrisOn who in 1S4S organ
lied a chapter at Miami University.
oxford Ohio The banquet was dis
cussed a. the regular monthly smoker
held last night The fraternity has
now. seventy-tuo chapters IN as many
colleges In the United States
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
FIRE CHIEF CAUGHT
IN FALLING TIMBER
Head of Lawrence, Mass, Depart
ment Is in Serious Condition
From Injuries

LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb. I6.-Hewn
by his men out Of a burning stable.
which collapsed on him, Fire Chief
James Hamilton is dying
Hamilton feared 10 send his men into
the building. but entered himself. and
was pinned Uuder heavy timbers. His
men with axes freed him, though the
flames sinEed their arms rs they
worked
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
WILL VISIT EUROPE.

NJ Jusserand the French Ambassador
90 the United States. and Nine Jusse-
rand VIII visit Europe this year. leaving
washington early IN April They will
spend the summer abroad returning 10
this city next fall.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Schoen & Co. Establish
Washington Headquarters
on II Street.
SMART EXHIBIT
OF LACE FINERY
French Embroidered Lingerie In
Guided in Showing in Temporary
Home of Well-Known Firm.

Many Of Washinston's women mem
hers Of the most exclusive set are in
teresJed in the assortment Of sua--
hats, gowns, and French embroidered
lingerie which IS now being shown bv
SchOen & Co al their HEADQUARTERS.
$50 Il street, northwest.
Phe establishment, which was opened
10 the public for the first time yesterday
afternoon. IS a branch of the we'll
known firm Of Schoen & Co. = Balti-
more The beautiful displays now be-
ing exhibited, viii be on sale there until
Nay, when the present building VIII be
torn down and a handsome new one
erected for occupancy by the firm next
autumn
For Customers Convenience.
We are establishing a branch house
here" said Mrs. w 5. Schoen, mainly
for the convenience Of our many Wash
ingtOn customers, who, heretofore, have
come TO Us IN Baltimore
Mrs. Schoen win leave IN June for
Paris, where she VIII purchase a com
plste and beautiful line u hats and
gowns for the compauy's fail opening.
The hats and gowns now on display
at the H street establishment are exCep-
tionally beautiful. and reveal the new
est spring styles In w0man's wear
Among the hats q particularly smart
model is seen in a large eEhOrn, its
crown surrounded with pinF roses and
suTmounted by q cluster Of white lilacs.
The broad brim Is faced with black
There are shown walking hats. picture
hats, and e variety OF the smartest
tUrbans.
Gowns on Display
The display includes a superb gown
IN silver embroidery FLE Irish lace; 4
model made OF alternating panels OF
hlet and Irish lace over white satin;
a smart fOuIard Of egg blue, hand
someIy braided, and numbers Of the
most exquisite lingerie frocks- Among
the French embroidered lingerie, there
are to be found many Of the most at
tractfve things. all Of them reasonable
IN price
The opening here Of a branch house Of
rbe firm OF Schoen & Co VIII probably
interest every weII-dressed Washington
woman
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
NOT BAD

7 thought YOU were going to take
me 70 the grand opera %
We'll. you see I ordered tUO seats
in the front row
Good enough
But then they had 20 take the first
row out to make room for the Orcdes-
tra'-Louisville Courier-JournaI.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Tomorrow's Cut Price Specials
Specials in Candies.

Specials in Candies.
Joe Ii. box Assorted Chocolates 29c
SOC box Fuller Green ChOcO-
I ID. box Park & TilfOrd's
Chocolates and BOnbOnS. soc
] 10. box FOss Popular. ... 45c
I 10. box FOSs Premier, high
grade soc
Il III. box Fess Premier, high
grade " .35e
4 full line of finest box candies
from sc up.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Brushes.

SPECIAL
soc Hair Brushes --29c
S1.O0 Hair Brush, solid back 5SC
$3.50 Hair Brush, solid back S1.95
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Soaps.

Our Soap Special.
/ large bar genuine Green
CASTLE Soap ----..----- 4Oe
/ bar White CASTLE Soap soc
IOe bar Ivory Soap. &c
&c bar Ivory Soap. $1,000 &c
10c bar Physicians : s ID
Soap &c
25c bar Packers Tar Soap. o.. lie
Ice can Old Dutch Cleanser &c
Our Special in Olive Oil.
I pint Lucca Olive Oil, orig.
I quart Lucca Olive Oil 80. 69c
= gallon Lucca Olive Oil .S1.25
I gallon can Lucca Olive Oil $40
Every can guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Tooth Powder Specials.

Pc box Evans Antiseptic
Tooth Powder .12c
CSC can SanitOI- Ice
2se tube SanitoI Paste. 800. .Iec
CSC box Lyons Tooth Powder lee
pc box Colgate's Tooth Pow
der ..-I5c
25c tube Professional Tooth
Paste
I tube CoIgate's Tooth Paste. Toe
25c tube EUthymOi Tooth
25c tube KaIynO's Tooth Paste lie
25e bottle Meade & Bakers
Mouth Wash ......1 6c
Pint TasteIess Cod LIVER Oil
Malt, Wild Cherry, and
HypOphOSphite IompOUHd)
regular price, S'.19 Spe-
ciaI .....-..- 55c
1 ID. French or GermIT Celia
tine, REGULAR prize. sue .33e
Mail Orders PrumetIy Filled.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
~ I'D 80 sPoMEp.

Tired feet have spc. ed many a day and
many a temper LIey wear on nerves
and disposition Johnsou's Foot Soap is
a soothing and refreshing combination OF
bOrax. iodine and bTau-givinE rest 10
tired feet and instant relief 10 those
that ache. A large cake for 25c with
your money back If you are not satisfied
For sale locally by Henry Evans, T i.
OEram- O'DonueI's Drug Store, Golden
berEs LansburEh & Bro. :. kauu. Sons
& Co. PaIais Royal. A. Lisner, Peoples
Phar-, eth and Mass ave. and other
drug, department. and shoe stores
Wilbur A. WelCh, Sole Distributor, 80
ia linn RuiIding- y =
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Toilet Preparations.

AV4A~t = u . tAN1HS'
I large Rose and Almond
AAEnHA AaC
I large bottle Swiss Lotion. lie
25c bottle Queen Fnne Lotion ~1ec
Soc bottle Queen Anne Lotion. .34e
25c bottle H8ndOline- -.. .16c
25e Jar GreaseleSS Cold Cream 16e
25c Jar Old Time Cold Cream lie
zoe Jar Old Time Cold Cream. Sc
The best N the world.
Try Quin-LaX.
for that cold. Both head and
chest eOlds yield quickly to this
wonderful remedy. 1Ec
Box. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Vacant Property

TvrU Eua lU@E 81 uI-LnAEE-
corner o. IN and SHru-1EH
E.Hcr 5i.- EWH LEKeE both.
-WC H-nH wing tJ-E a. sC--n-
west corner ~ +slr El1 z-Eu-
SIS A h-E oH-EAE Bu-- 1ur
EsI
on 2s-E s. n block u1TLr u
CE--!E- LD- E2Za5- ErlGe E-5l.
On ~ between CHLIf1-rsa
and V E1E-ar s-E- iut SZ1iz-
Permanent Walk. EIIl
CHRIS BOYER
I'd and Cunning Streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
ZEAL ESTATE
CETT FMuFHEun EaA &AAA-


Three Brand New Homes
81 eH--E-s r--i.rr --ute-- cT-aEs VIE
o.. E-luer dru--E-ll-s. rUr bee
-HH-H are nH-r-1a.-r lrnlE--s cl.-
rl.EE--a-- PIN r-aE H1sl
r---- .H-. FaFv tens Nere- tsesC
ucrEulsE See & O. once
s. Ha-Er~s -rrics s-uu-s r-lss- rrr-
E-r Uf -eCar-Ir- EE $50
E--r -10- EuE k-r-s- --v--F-l--H.
LE-e@ ue1-uuuIs Eu1 1n---uaE 40
r- .E.r-lE r1-E-lr- r-1Hr ueel
ncH-rIn- ru. -s--Ieu-sl uElsss-la-l
saF- c-r-1 Ir- -e--s -r SIR
s. Hs--E--ru rus HiE----ru1 house. v---r -
dsr-Hr ra- uu1 uE-ilT III ~-e -l1E
E-E 1a--r -uu- lu- Er--rsr q El1H-
rlsH-. FH-~ ll-Es bedrooms Gu- Bah
l-rr-nI-e duurE-r---E. --rHF1l Ell--'-l-
s-e-.r r. 7aE. FL ruHs-s-t. nee
De- e. 1l--1ot. -eEs-1anls -s--ls
-s-== rr-zss s-s l1cn1s6 .1 E.1llerE-t
Pu-E--l-lnlH-s g rnaicE uU--E eu- u1ltlllil
--r-es rIncEz &-u- k----lF E'ah-a-
Ea-s ls vuE- u7Tsu-----r 81 60 -s
s.ars horne F-- g 1lw EEu--Ht 11llE-H 1-R1
Euz 1a.auce tile -l1-H -IuU -su-
SINNER 4 CHASE
M sou-- ---E
1ppcs-+ -1z-r House 5u-r E'n1rsf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
REAL ESTATE
CTTT FE0FEHTM FUa kAA.E
Boyers Bargains

Boyer's Bargains
ErHt rom house. u15-
en- IN every vEv. E1u-
ban pe-Ez-E-t EtEHaLE
H--urs r-Ess b1- st1-15
q L1ca-s5 Eg Ess n
251 81 6A-EL- a.
S~vE---,lr house. ul1ds-u
sz-s-- hsn-. lr- SIX - raut
un-- -lE-s-r. EI-s sIa-g and
c--- l-seE. G-5 -se-u--- -
9 uE
sz--ucr h1uss. muds-r Er-
reps hsE- l-r U.ZE o. Lll-
rnrsG o. l4H n H-r - Com
h-nsG wr- szEnar and eva Frs1H
E EH-G Te-v cheap O. g. At
ElEr---u1- a. uuds-z
h1uEs irl E--if a. a. Hrl-u-
eEE nu-ua- Ssh and El-Csv.
Lawn GuE ueGNs per-E-H--
wE-EE r. vE-c AID s.1Ev-A-k.
3 $40
Fre--uurz house E1ode-- gz-
ce-l nea- lv- b-t a.
iI- Ll1CE-sG a. @H MErls.
Price E-5H
Spvs--~uu-- house u1lc err
EEsep- heE-- Eu1C 1u-E. tEZ
4u- L.uEEleG s. Ga1E E.-sEuE.
F-rce z2.aH
F're--ouu -u-zErH uE~-.y
UI1E-- E1u1 1E-- E-E1E
trees iur WzlE L.1sal=- a-
lEl -irlc ~ Look a. LEIs and
uaEs rus A. lrEsr
-he northwest corner ~ g1-r
and N .crr-EH =-s. VIZ one
ruu-E-u-v r-Hr1s ban 5tuE rw1
uns-Hru-v r-urra uUEzlurE and
u-s d1UrIs r-l-E EEE s-I1-E
P-icE - lgl
Sz-~lu-r ul1de-r r1EuE Tu
i1- L.EeH7-s--s Ave -- 5a-l-E
uE-E Car be Eh1 t-- I-T
z@sau Z -EEsu ~ once
E.rt---uu- modem house.
l1- EeZ-E a. H1F Nu~-r E-t 81
F'EvIuE and pe-uEner- wH-EE.
E1ud BAL. AZ slHEzU- bE-EHz1
g. = salH
-t-es houses I1cE-sG be-
tween H-t En1 III SIS AID
Pierre and PEcE-lc S-E- l11 W
Ed- a. szcel=U- --vss-zeE- ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
BENIS PARK BARGAIN

s-E rDUuE and reception ha--- I---E mod
z-v @-urrlrE EaurE uD LaeHTer-e ave.
II z1g-EH newly decurEgec ueaE--L Avn
reu rr-I rreeE. uE-uer zETlnE EL-T. sI-l1-E
az v Ea ELib cash ui3cEE from ca
-ttE Il uErEEu car Doug I1Es and
-Hrz A. uu1ulr-nlaE- " Fu-uEl su11E
A Co -EH FE-lEm 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
DUNDEE LOTS

II L - Ill LIZ ! =
Ch1lcs soU1h t-31- l8r on
Bur- 81. lrsCUesu 6-sL and TX
5fLz Ess- E-lcs zaa0
CU-ns- 41- e. EE@E AID
LIZ. sourE t-auL. sAl0
suE-E U-aE- gu-usr O. 6-E- and
CuuLDE s-.sHi CUg I1-E.
SDU-rWsET corner u 6lsI and
y enslar 1gGLA 2-R8Q. Terms,
IN cEsE, Da-Encs III per
muuCH
Three nc--n E-uut l1s De-
rweeU EHI and Ed, OF x 80
Ser 81 ET50 each TH-DE slm
cast hELEucs EH per 1lr-n.
F1u- nc--- E-1C- lois 1C Il
ds-Wooc Ave bs-wesu E-E
and 52c sHD eEc-- 7 arms. EIM
cash. bE-Encs E1D PE- uID-E-
5LZ EuEE 1-uEL iuLE on -lar-
eEpu-- 81 DerWeeD ElEL A1G
&c SIS Ss5F each Terms, EM
down En6 40 psr mUE-n-
We EEve 3 lH-EH AE- u u-1s-
esEI-E-1ae 4C-E II -hs uI1H- ph1T
u ne vAlEEH see - 1ur
prices EoG uH-uE The above
prices mi udR l3LE Al graded
ger1sC- ElaNWEEE and sever
Wr-hDu- EEy EZpslEe 70 PR
Chase
GEOBGE L COMPANY,
III FE-uEu - Doug TBE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
GoodInvestnent

-u--z--- -s--zE -1- e. -lu---. -i1ss ca-
and -uv-u Lei Us sl-W y1- LLlE. -GC -
zEucls &c --- x5uit. price E-lhE
Wray q Steven Soc Agents
EIB bee 545E JUuE- 24E
WEST EA-LFOE-CLA 81 Ez.25R. rDuruA.
FuIly zl1d=r-- Stationary CLLDE II DGse-aszz-
sus BLOCK from FEruEEn EE-ssI eAr- Lot
q from Good zE-lE
Nov A-A LAND 4 LOT CO.
z7---s e. n = L.Its EZcE Ed mHa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

ElEt---u1- a. 1uus--
h1uHs l1l E.-H e. e. a-l-r-
eEE cu-us- eE-r and El--ev
Lawn UuE uedNe pe--lE-E-l1
wE4EE II vE-G And Ei1Ev-u.-k
3 Un
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

"a ~ acres lZ ald g0LUrv. near e r
2 p 1ud D HlI~- -IE-L-EE t-lU LuF Erea-
eur ITrI Eu-EC 1lE--lC- n Eltle-El raaErEl-
-luU or ILEer -eE-~ic-llU -1F BeE- lrupla.-
-llU ur the uarE-E tIf lltlIi "a LLuE cEu
be -e-E-fs1 O. q uiE prl--- very SOW Prise
E1E eHFr terms a. EE-buur 81 I'm
s. LieCra- -lll.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

FRED : HADRA-
r--EE F--s1 Nz-iu-a- Bank 5ilrE.
Ee- Fn1uE. Douglas GaA
$4,000
Nc * Sau-r Is1r uvszuE- corner AE-r1
s-~sa- & modern D--C- finished rssaasElce l-
= r1u-1E new and Wei arranged
Ss510l0
M F1F @ou-r 80 E-r-s-. v--n-n waking
-iF-r nee. Euds-r and EE-lr r1gl-1v7sc-
$4,000
Nc a. -Hurnl HvH-us d new En1 -
s.z--vv Cqr-risuzE rn1da-u huEE-
S35U0-0J
Er- AvHrue EuE DuGEs E--ee- 8 new
uns rus- -uruis-=e residence II finest 10
cE-I1-. usa- ca EuE
S65LG-00
Ne 20 s1--r sBrr street and West Fs-
MI --a E--sEL -1E-E is wr-E-n og-- CRY
-nods-- ana We E-essrrec-
S325l-G0
N- - F1-- stree q new End -eCsu--y
ss-T----tssrzF --~11-- reEIcelcE-
AE5da-a-s cRs- BEv-u=z--- balance u1 SAX
terms g. iCw --s-es-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Hastings & HeYden
1914 HaTney St
SOME REAL BARGAINS

SOME REAL BARGAINS
on Ens NCZTE SIDE wH EEEs 8 new
E-x--Buru cu-REz. a. On ll9 IDur- sasc--1c
..EE-k. EEE. BAL cE-nEUrHc DassEleET-. Wss-Es
IL frur- E-uC H-uuu1 ne house. HlA-srWEE
ID fiDC-sC E-LiC- cC-lsr ID, rlOTl = DE-a1
RuuLusr eu--EEs- facing WsE- HAAE-3
price lf =. .5uG IRIS VII Sc gEIEE-
81 ZREE 81 -ooEa, A. mnnsTn- cur-s=G
l1L -ou1- DELd q 1rrEEEs 1EcIlE NasL
OF 70 - ezEr room lE 14L4h5 pl4-L
raa-s Euc II -1rBr-ClHaE rHpE--. sa-41h.
shH W-1-1 DU- E7ab cEHE Ls-Ess ei-ner one
u rW9 dauGy houses We have n=Er leil
c.El -LE--IC-r 8-s q E-L-rouEn G1G -ll- me
-nuEIlE A. nlDcarLg uuIlL u1- l1l-1-ilA
F-TI@ Epca-lun And E---raC-tvE 41ok1ug
T7t--se -rRc-1cELy new E-u-y-aId-ha---, 81
vuur- houses ctlEe H. s.-1M eE.E1 A. Ea-l-
s-- CAS MAEE EASY THINE
Glover Realty Syndicate,
G-punE Floor N LIE El1E-
LIsuE zHGl A-zsE-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
REAL ESTATE
FARM AID RANC "a LAR y EoH &AR.R

REAL ESTATE
FARM AID RRNC& LAAD FoA SALE
z4m-ACRE RED RIVER FAEMi -H
* c----VE-l1ns SlB EGvg Robert sessl0E.
"a ---Erup- AK
VII improved z.4sE-E-rs ulEurA1san u
Line E--rH- cDEEry, Ark UA-zao a. alh-h
PEI acre reL-E l1r . per acre cash EoSG
terms. h-a--1 d soa "a l1-srssrl 1sEA-
CsluEH&@
EIT CAEaCE LABD
have a. E1ErusrA q 4Ena Y A-E Car
E1E nuuu-v. LuilrHul. 1nr sa-ls
- GEzrlHrs-s sections ans EroUp-
quarters II lus group
2 g-Er-erE u one E-a-E
guEr-erE - uus gruEp
EEner E-l-r VI De SID u luur or
A. u LnEE- "a -ne purchaser UEI WIAE-
Address The = II Euu1s EsAIy Co.. Hur-
----E-aL. -D,G.
zELZ1y !. LsHALH-yT Wed County, ~
hcrss- CEaE &. l1d=rd1uk. EG E-r 81.
L'eEVEr Llil-
FUz EALE-Im acres Ezne Eles rrum
Mlr-IHUL, u acres EuleT cLLLrvHElul- ever
LII acres ~ ---Ln-r ana Al ~ pasture price
L1c-uo1E heavy crop ~ E--Ellg rye, IN
plEzneuE ~ n.H1sLE Cull- ST sssG uElH.
IBB bushels seed rye eE--ls. b-ruulU nulHs-
BARS. EraUE-T. s-E-T prICe saiut. ar W.
sell ane 81 sL-.ab Per acre. Z. r. BuEier,
IL Nlr-lsuI Culn.
FuE EALE-B acres E.ns Laua pIzu-y
water. 6-r5Oul n1lse- LErEs barn a. E.n1z
. Of UUlu-.lclugE Eppis orchard SEAL rrE1L
81 l8g EaE a8VU ha-Encs 20 sL1L purchaser
a-esr "a ea--luH-Hr- buZ g. "a sHlulluBuer
CHA
EATE Escll1- o. fine sEnE m Chsysnns
c1Lurg. price = Er acre WEle- L1 = 1seL.
i Ell WEEL ul-EE--L W--E q Au1rsWE,
blL o. "a u1 EarHe- ll4l.
EEs- a-lnz-1 and An lEnd m A-iun-
I BaE rG-ley close 90 railroad En1 market Ear
81 ra- acre cast E-ET r-EL-E ITr nE-zls
a. G7B per acre % twenty HglE- anna pay
I uauZE TINS lHuc LE EuiZE tEs- and VI
G8lhie rs vEtle III very Elur- rlznE,
% rl1s "a. F. s-gvsr care ~ E-kH r-1h.
E@ueuil CulL.
CULDE-ADl L-AN-iE
E IN acres -E eld EDLUrv. near u r
p p and d all~- -IE-L.-cs f~---E EuF Ures-
eu- Irrl -u-H1 .lE--lC- EllZe-E- raaErEl-
-luU or lLEsr -eE-rfc-l1U me DeE- lrupus.-
-llu ur the mE-E=- flf aliauszErl1u. CAR
BE- -e-Elie1 o. niE prl--- very ilw Prise
ElE eEFU usruE. A. EE~Duur 81 I'm
So LeCrar -lll.
ls~H
IMN E-ICEIEsT -uru EzrsE on sErch. Eys
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
S6.5OO

-s=s : E-r ave -su~ FTslE ctu1. l1r H3E
- o. A-~Juu- rv-1-Elur-v. 11- uBlsr het--Ha
rr..E. 1aF F-rLsr. thoroughly modern
BAD 1EB-s.E decu-H-sG
y. Y. SHOLES,
III 51u-1 Of --u1e EI1g- l6-u Fu-ua11-
-al. LulEiEs ~ A-2iaA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Fre--uurz house Elade-- gz-
Ce-- nea- luL a,-N e.
iIt Ls1uE1aE A. GE MEr.s.
Prise E.5E
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

=U-TE OMAHA Ct lEEE-z
Ea-= "a -le rEreEL EnanuE 1ur Tuu Eur
g5fF cEaE bElEnus & s. per m1uLhs 3 2
surrI=r T-rr auE CASTELAR, SuE-
AZ uBW W1-E-E q Euuple % WAsiZk
r1r-utz--uE q ulldEr-- In every WuT- b-rluE
ts4f-sE- U-rLE 1urHnrs and every m8dH-u
s-rie1 z an uEHrtug for sale a. EASY
TINS EnurL distance 1rgu cry uEEE
a. Eus -sisununs lEIElL-y 1srwael ID
HnG p Douglas "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

sEvE---uC- house. -uIl e--r
EEsep- neE-- Eu1C 1u-E. tEl
lu- L.uCEleG s. a.1E E.-sE-uE
F-1re e 1ta