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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
der Schudge" Wants
the Trip to Europe
VIII Not Accept q Refusal from the
County Judge Without q
Struggie.

Not without q struggle viii Justice Of
the Peace William AltstAdt lose an oppur-
tuuity 70 take q trip 10 Switzerland. his
native land, and have his expenses paid.
In district court Monday morning the Jus
tice filed an appeal from County Judge
LsaIies order that he shall not take the
body Of the late Caroline Oesch 10 switzer-
land for burial and be reimbursed 70 the
extent Of Ss5e by her estate
In her viii the woman storekeepsr left
S2.OO0 TO her parents and numerous small
requests 10 other relatives and TO friends.
The last paragraph OF the will Is request
that her BODY be taken 10 her old home
and the home of her parentE IN Switzerland
for burial Justice Altsthdt being named
to accompany the body and 10 receive 81
for the service
On a showing that the Oesch estate was
not rich and that the surviving relatives
are poor peasants and need the money
Police Captain Henry ". Dunn, executor OF
the VIII secured from Judge Leslie the
order that Miss Oesch be buried here and
the $3.50 allowed for the European trip be
sent TO her parents. All the heirs and
relatives were satisfied
Judge AftEtadt IN his appeal petition re
cites that be iE pecunia-iiy damaged by
the decision Of the county judge. Judge
Leslie says thai IN the circumstances his
ruling wGE right. proper and legal The
paragraph upon which the justice bases
his appeal is not a specific order but
request and the executor and the Judge
may exercise their own judgment N deter
mining whether OF not II shah be executed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Shop and Trainmen
Will Not Strike
Such is the Opinion Of Chief En-.
ginesr Kittridge Of the New
York Central Lines

According 10 Nhlef Eng1neer kittfIdEe uf
the New York Central who accompanied
by his wife and son arrived IN n Epecisl
car Monday morning destined for a tour OF
Yellowstone park. there VII be no Etr4k.
* the shop and trainEen OF roads OF the
Suntry- Relative 70 this M Kittridr.
said.
We hear an kinds af strike tEIk. but 7
don't think the men are foolish enough a
quh work AT this time. They know. a.
well a. do the operating officials Of tn.
roads. that few IL any Of the lines A..
making money knowing this they know
that there Is not road IN the country tha.
could afford 70 grant an Increase in wages
While the roads are not going into IN,
hands Of receivers, they are going In
economic and run on business principsls
hopping Off expenses wherever pussibl.
They have got 20 do TINS in order 70 meet
expenses. Few Of them have made snr
money during the last STA months. ana In
dications are that during the next ysar
times are likely 10 be pretty close
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Biennial Fest of
State Saengerbund
Meeting at Grand Island Closes with
Concert and Picnic-Soloists and
Choruses from Omaha.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. H-The
biennial fest Of the Nebraska sRengerbund
the union Of various local German singing
societies throughout the state came 70 q
close with a concert and picnic al the
Lie5erkrAnz hAn Sunday afternoon. Under
the direction Of Prof Tn. Rudolph Reese
Of Omaha IL has been one If the most sue
cesEful. II not the most successful. in the
history Of the bund- A decided feature Of
this years fest was the partial elimination
OF the numbers by individual local societies
often not strong. and greater number OF
'mEsssn-chAers "-renditions by the united
chorouses Of the differepf cities, which had
untn their coming here been drilled only by
the individual leBoerH in the same songs
and then drilled during one rehearsal as q
mass. These were invariably excellent
numbers. The ladies chorus Of Omaha gave
some Of the most pleasing numbers, while
the soloistE. Mr. Wagner Thomas and M
Carl GlOe Of Omaha also shared the honor
The united male choruses Of Omaha, two
IN number. and the mixed choruses were
also especially well received The attend
Rnce was extremely large At each concert
and the weather could not hEve been bet
ter. The local society Jared well financially
The concert was held IN 4 tent for the last
time In this city. for on August "A the local
society VIII receive bids for the erection OF
q S4s 600 hall and concert.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Drinks Fly Poison,
Has Narrow Escape
Little Girl Innooently Swallows Fluid
and Only Prompt Action Saves
Her Life.

Gertrude Long, BEed years, had a mar
row escape from death Sunday morning
when she crank a partly filled saucer Of
ny poison The quick action Of the mother,
VINO gave the child 3 cup Of warm milk
and then teIephoneo for doctor, proha bly,
Was the only thing which saved the
little tot.
The little girl Is the daughter Of Z. p
Long. who resides al s07 south Wen street
Benson The saucer Of poison, although
not labeled. was resting on q table within
easy reach Of the baby. The mother. who
was in the same room with the child. die
not see her daughter drink the fluid until
she heard little gurgle as the last Of the
poison passed the lips OF the little one
After the mother had administered the
milk 10 the hab--, Dr.. Hall was called. The
child was severely I'll for the remainder OF
the dHy, but WIS reported 10 be much i'm
proved and ont Of danger Monday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Bartlett Richards
Returns to Prison
CRttlemAn Who Went 70 Rochester
MINI, TO Have Operation Per
formed VIII FiniEh Sentence.

HASTINGS, Neh- Aug. H-CspseiAl} -
Bartlett Richards. one Of the four ranch
men convicted IN the federal court Of land
frauds and committed 70 the Adams county
jail 70 serve sentences Of from eight
months TO year, has returned 70 the
jail here after undergoing a surgical oper-
alton 81 Rochester. MINI. for EA.IlstoDea
he is much improved IN health and believes
himself vel able 10 survive the remainder
OF his sentences.
Richards was released from 5En several
weeks ago on oroerB from Washington and
deputy United States marshal accom-
panied him TO Rochester. where he was
delivered to the custody Of another federal
official His release did not become gen
orally known, however. until he had been
two weeks IN Rochester.
A1uiIia Trplett and 'PGrson" Jameson,
two Of the four convicted rGnchmen, were
released last month Richards and W. G
ComStock, provided they continue 70 earn
al the -Tood time" allowed. VII be re-
leased nexf month.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Minister Says that
Omaha Grows Better
Rev. J. Scott Ebersole Can See Some
Good in the Changes that Are
Wrought.

Omaha needs the presence Of the ark
OF GOO; a God-fsHring, ChTist-loving body
Of people is & synonym for The ark Of God.
These Omaha needs and needs sorsly-" So
spoke Rev. J. Scott Ebersole on Sunday
morning al the Emmanuel Baptist church.
Omaha needs Il worse he continued,
than any city IN which ] have ever lived
and that is one reason ] am here" Rev.
Ebersole sees, however. in the recent trend
Of events in the city, hopeful signs of the
progress Of Christianity. The change in
the attitude toward Sunday labor. the Sun
day closing q the postorrice and the recent
barber shop ordinance he thinks are large
steps in the right direction.
The reference 10 Omaha conditions was
Incidental in g sermon In which he read
the Old Testament story Of the placing by
the PhillisrineE Of the ark Of the Lord be-
fore the IDOL DAgnon In Ashdod and the
consequent destruction OF the IDOL This
tory" said the speaker. and q prophecy
Of the triumph Of Christianity over all
false religions"
Telling Of the efforts the heAthsns made
10 bolster ND their fallen IDOL ne said;
False religions and false faiths need
bolstsring I'D constantly. but the things
which God condemns we are not 10 bolster
Up"
As a concrete illustration Of what one
Chrisi-loH-ing man did. Rev. Ebersole called
the attention Of hiE hearers 10 the career
Of John Peyton. who went as a missionary
10 the Hebri6es when only cannibals were
known there snd IN forty years, during
which his life WAS mirEculously spared
time and again. brought IL about that the
10 o. - n
Christian.
are Goo-fesTtng and Chr1st-lOFing bring
themselves into contact with the crime
and filth Of the clio, the sooner wiz the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15

SILVER CREEK Neb.. August lA-Cspe-
cial last night while Arr>sttng four men
for disturbing the peaee and reckless driv-
ing through the streets Of Silver Creek
A p. Roth. candidate for sheriff Of Msr-
rick county and village marshal. was Al
tackled by one Of them. John Ziuroa. an
Omaha musician. who nit him with a club
and badly bruised ms head and face. With
the assistance Of hystAnders the four were
finally Eubdued and taken TO the village
jail Three Of the offenders were released
on bail. but ZtmhA Was unable 10 get any
one 10 go his boId and WAS bound over
IN Justices court. In their dash through
the streets the rig narrowly missed a &
year-old child who was cross4nE The street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15

according 10 adT1ces brought here today
Dy the Empress OF Japan. The fishing
fleets from ShidzuokR suffered severely.
More than 200 fishermen we're drowned
Al Toxic q uosl wave swept away many
houses, including q large tea house with
thiTTy-three people The Suzald licensed
quarters on shimasawa bay were dernol-
ished. scores Of persons being drowned ana
crushed TO death The noted gherlEsws
lnlRid work factory collapsed and fifteen
employees were killed. those who escsped
swimming 10 roofs Of neighbor1ng houses
after crawling from the debris
A torpedo boat was swept IN shore NJ
Toxic and several steamers floundsr.d
while big liners dragged anchors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
BARRIERS DO CHARITY WORK
Fifteen Union TonsortaI Artists Give
Treats 10 Inmates Of Csanty
Hospital sunaay

Ninety-fIve patients ~ the county hospital
received the benefit Of the best Of the bar
bers art yesterday morning. all free Of
charge shEmpoos. hAircutE. shaxes. mas
saEes and tunics were given the wards t,v
fifteen members Of the Omaha BARRIERS
union
while The fifteen were working n H.
hospital the other members Of the uuior
we're WEtehing the shops rhroughour m
CITY 20 see thar the city ordinance probfti,-
ing hEi'bering on sunday for money Vas No,
violated No report WEE made as 10 u-h..tb.r
any 81 the non-union men were caurht.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
FOURTH BRYAE GRANDcHILD
BryAA. Jr., 1t F1irv1eW
HOne.

LINCOLN. Neb., August A.-Cspecial p
william J. Bryan has q fourth grHndchild
8 daughter being born yesterday NJ Fair
view to Mr. and MrE- ". J. Bryan. Jr.
II is the second Of child OF Mr.. BryEn'S
son. He already has tive grandchildren.
the children OF his eldest daughter. Ms.
Ruth Bryan owen
The little Bryan girl n 10 be named after
her mother, Helen virginia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
WolcOtt Arrested
by PinkertOn Men
Is Said to Have Been Appreciated at
the Instance Of the Prudential
Insurance Company.

OrViIls c. Nolcott. who has been missing
from Omaha for several weeks, MAS AZ
rested by Pinksrtun operatives al Norfolk.
Va il Is limited that ms arrest Was sought
BY the Prudential Insurance company Of
N.fich be WAS general agent IN this city
for about eighteen months prior 10 his
dissppearanos. Detective Hsitfeld Of ths
Omaha police department Nu leave for
Virginia this evening 70 return with Vol
tsott
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Five Hundred Lose
Lives in TyphOOn
Storm and Tidal Wave Which Sweeps
Japan Causes Big Loss Of Life and
Heavy Property Damage.

VICTORIA r. c, Aug. 1s-Mors than
500 lives were lost and great devastation
ashore and Hfioaf resulted from a typhOon
and tidal wave which swept Japan July Is
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Nebraska

heio IN the Afternoon. LibsrHtis hand viii
give concert. Governor Aldrich win srsuk
and then the people viii be entertained
win races. q vaudeville program and
RcrurlHns ffrhts
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Mo.f WenderfuI H~aIInn

After suffering many years vim a sore
Amos KING, FoT1 Byron, \. = was cured
by Buekien's AFniuA sElrs- Sc. Fer sale l,v
BeatDn Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15

DReuns Of Omaha fall, said the divine in
closing
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15

Secretary Mellor OF the State Fair board
has placed before the Lincoln Commercial
club plan for the oedicstion Of the grand
stand II the fasr grounds ana the club has
aEreeo 10 LEND its ala The mAEninoent
grRnastand VIII be formally dedicated Mon
day, September & The services win be
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15

The state feoc commihsioner hns re-
oefved word from inspectors that p Doyle
OF York was fiped $40 and costs FOR selling
milk below the legal standard, Mr.. Jacob
and J. Wahl Of Madison were each dnec
oe and costa for maintaining an unsani-
tAry slaughter house A D. Cohee Of Gross
was fined 8 and costs for using . branded
cream can that di6 not belong 20 him.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15

Persistent Advertising - ths Road 70 Big
Eet urnE
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Situations Wanted
Female

WANTED-By experienced nurse,
few engagements for confinement
cases. Charges moderate. Phon,
Main 2137.
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For Sale, Real Estate
FOR INVESTMENT

20 acres, 2h miles from PuyalIup,
shot clay soil, 2 acres berries and
bearing orchard, well fenced and
new bungalow of z rooms. large
well-built barn, chicken house, hog
house and good well of water The
best place in the. neighborhood.
School Il miles. Price s2500 cash.
so acres inside city limits of Puy-
allup new house, barn and chicken
house, car line runs through it, find
for fruit, dairy, poultry or would
sell for double the price asked Il
plated in s and 10-aore tracts. PricS
$4,000.
8 acres at Firwood on Short Line
$4,000.
PA acres cleared valley, small
house, block to car, 1850. or trads.
What have you to trade?
~ acres valley, balance foot Of
hill, Or. house, to trade for ROOM
ing house. S2100.
Two slightly tracts on face of Nc
kinley hill, for flats or apartments.
The closest residence property to the
ttdeflats. Would consider trades.
BURk & LOGAN
514 Bankers Trust Bldg.
SEE BURK FOR VALLEY LAND
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Furnished Rooms

~>~<~<>~~~~~-~~>~~>~~~<
KINGSTON HOTEL, 315h 18th ST.,
steam heated, running hot and cold
water all rooms, 75c per day and up.
Special rates by week. Phone NJ 94l9
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F. H. LAWSON
Housekeeping Rooms

.FIVE-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
for sale, close in, also a nice lit-
tie business for sale. j. w. Clark,
st. George Apis.
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Dancing

LEARN TO DANCE at the Ameri-
can Academy of Dancing, Frater-
nifty Hall, 11175k Tacoma ave. Begin
MONDAY evening. Class or private
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BARGAINS

40 acres good soil close to
Spanaway, some cleared and
slashed, good spring, 8 acres bot
tom, some cash and trade; $100
per acre.
10 acres close to Gig Harbor,
IL acres plowed; $675.
City farm, 2 acres all cleared,
good CIR. house, close to car;
$4,000; only 500 cash required.
16 lots in fruit and berries, good
5-r. house, chicken houses, etc..
$2750, good terms.
A great lot bargain, 80 lots in
Prescott Park addition, close to
Center st.; only $3.50 a lot. They
would be cheap at $3.50. Half cash.
OTTO B. ROEDER !
3O5 California Bldg.
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RATES FOR CLASSI-
FLED WANT" AD-
VERTISEMENTS

One cent word. &c per line each
Insertion for all lines of business.
Four insertions for the price OF
three
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WANTED-Live young man to work
in circulation department. Would
prefer business college graduate.
76S Com. St, ask for Allen.
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For Sale, Real Estate
For SALE

Groom modern home. So. sth and
Lawrence. 719; full basement IT.
cement floor. Tel. 1875. This Is a
bargain. DIR. G. B. Pearsal1
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GENUINE
BARGAINS

$500 in cash and $500 in Tacoma
real estate win buy 40 acres Of very
fine land right near Tacoma.
40 acres of good level land near
Tacoma ~ acres cleared and fenced
% rearing fruit trees; good house
houses. All for $500, or will trade
for rooming house.
20 acres just north of Spanaway
ana within very short distance OF
walton and five acres in timber,
Price $500, on easy terms, or will
trade for Tacoma property.
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EGGS for Matching from good lay
ing strain Barred Rocks. l5c per
ID; also few G. w. ]. G. Orping-
ton cockerels for sale at low price.
Cor. Goth and j ST., south.
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What Have
You
To Trade
For These
Bargains

Two acres of good land right in
Puyallup; $50 fruit trees, compris-
ing apples, peaches, pears, plums
room house, well built and in excel
lent condition; chicken houses and
woodshed and necessary farming
implements. Price $500, on easy
terms, or will trade for Tacoma
property.
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Homeopathic Physicians

l. II. ROBB, nose, throat, lungs,
stomach, bowels. 930k Pacific av.
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OTTO B. ROEDER
PUYALLUP VALLEY
3O5 California Bldg.

The finest home site in Puyallup.
acres in berries and bearing orr
chard, fronts on Pioneer ave. west
Ga paved street, between both cay
lines, absolutely the best buy for d
home in Puyallup. Price for a short
time $4,000 and assume paving.
SEE BURIx FOR VALLEY LAND
514 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Exchange


FIVE station Lawson carrier sys.
tenn for a National Cash Register
j. E. p. 9a1 So. st.
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Junk Dealers

pennsylvania junk Co. buys I'd hand
furniture; 312 Puy. av., NJ. 2431.
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Business Directory
Printers

Bartoo Printing Co., 762 C st. M. 94S
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For Sale, Real Estate

New 4-room house. lot 50x120,
cleared and fenced. Price 500, $40
cash and $40 per month. More land
can be had If desired.
III. II. PAUL. Owner
Call at 316 Bankers Trust Bldg.
between 1 and 8 p. m, or phone b
l1441.
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Announcements
Business Directory
Ambu1ances

100 Sth. Stables 9Th & st. Helens
7. c. q d. Trans Co. M. 40, A 4343
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Educational
Furnaces
Fuel Dealers

PETERSON BROS. 10th and X,
wood, coal, hay, grain, straw; can
take order at short notice. NJ. 312.
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Wanted
For Rent-Flats

FOR RENT CHEAP-4-room flat,
private bath. Ontario Flats, 1921
ave.
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NEWLY furnished housekeeping
suites, light. gas and bath. 1903
So. 1. NJ. 3314. '''
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Lost

LOsT-Between Bike bridge and So
4sd and SITS, lady's hunting case
p 1023 or address 1909 SO. st.
LOST-Lady's gold watch and fob
between 18th and 18th on K st.
SOC Perkins Bldg. and receive re-
ware
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Cleaning & Dye Works
Contracting

w. b. Young, contractor. i'm and
: Yakima. Store fittings, all kinds
OF job work. We send men out by
the day or hour. Main 4510-A 4510.
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Carpet Cleaning

.O'NEAL e. HOUCK, carpet beating
refitting and laying; feather rem
ovating and upholstering. Rear 3Os
SO. j ST.: phone Main 325. A 1925.
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Towel Supplies

TAG. TOILET SUP. CO., e42 Com
A 2266. NJ 265. Excellent service
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No advertisement taken for less
than 10 cents each insertion.
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Business Chances
A Partial List of Roomine
Houses and Business
Opportunities.
SMALL TRANSIENT,

| SMALL TRANSIENT.
Near 9th and G. SITS, 10 rooms;
rent $50. Price $3.50. Liberal terms.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE.
| 13 rooms, good location, down
town, good furniture; rent $50;
clearing $40 a month and expenses.
Price $500. Terms.
RoOMING HOUSE ON 80. f ST.
O. rooms; rent $3.50; nicely fur
$500, You can make your rent and
$40 over. Cash $3.50, and balance
terms. This is a bargain.
HERE IS A DANDY APARTMENT
10 rooms, arranged in q and g.
room suites, every room occupied,
hot water heat, baths. only fur
rent. Price $1,000, half cash, bal
ance payments $25 monthly, clear
ing above all expenses $45 a month.
Location very good.
We mention only a few of the
good things We have In rooming
houses. We have plenty more listed,
let US show you.
SALOON.
Well located in downtown district;
established IL years. Price only ST.
400, including stock and fixtures
This will stand for quick action Too
good chance for some one not to
take advantage of.
CIGAR STORE SNAP.
Owner is sick and has to dispose
Of this stand quickly as possible;
district. receipts average now s2S
daily; fine fixtures. About $500
stock but will inventory Business
established years ago. Get busy
on ic 70 b.
GROCERY STORE
Dandy location, rent $40 a month,
fine fixtures, value about 5000; stock
SIC daily. No credit or delivery. Let
us show you this store.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE
Groceries, fruits, candies, etc, To-
Gated in good residence district, six
living rooms in connection. Rent $25
a month: Average sales SIS a day.
Price 500.
FURNITURE STORE
An established business in fine To-
cation; absolutely no competition;
owner is unable to attend to it, hav-
Ing other business to look after.
stock and fixtures about $4,000; will
particulars about this.
SPECIAL BARGAIN RESTAURANT
A No. l location in down town
district, Doing a business of $50 Al
day. established 8 years; rent 500 81
month. Owner desires to sell quick
ly on account of i'll health. Call att
once for further particulars.
FRUIT STAND LOCATION
We have an excellent location to
rent a reliable party, part of storeI
to start q fruit stand, down town
district. Get next to this quick.
r. H. GOODKIND 90.
300 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Main 1895. A 3741l
AT A sACRIFICE-A fine candy
store, good paying business, inI
small town. Inquire at 1910 PacificI
ave-. candy store.
CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE = Ill
furnished housekeeping rooms, large
lawn, good location. 1897 So. E.
FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop, all
tools and equipment, at fine loca-
ton, good trade, in city of overl
5000. Call j. C. Hardy at Puyallup.
Home phone Main 205; Res. Red 113. |
Quick sale. Restaurant doing |
good business, having fine location,
VIII sell at bargain. Apply 724 Pa
cific ave.
At big sacrifice If sold by March
goth, rooming house, 20 rooms, good
transient, cheap rent. Telephone
1898.
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Small bungalow for sale cheap; 4
good lots, $1,000. 1929 No. Husoh
ST., A SG45.
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FOR SALE

Two blocks school land. highly
improved, 7-room house. 100 beafT
ing fruit trees, 800 or 400 curraht
and gooseberry bushes, raspberry
and strawberries. City water and
electric lights, street graded; q
blocks from car line.
Apply to a. NJ. Mcdonald. 2910 So.
18th st. City.
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SCHOOL SECTION SO

160x13O TT. way below the market
for cash. 1t is level, plowed and
in clover. Main 9152.
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED-To buy from owner. a &
to 7-room house, with bath, not to
cost over $4,000. In North or West
End, not too far out. Can nav half
cash. Address A-9. Times.
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Salary Loans

MONEY FOR SAtARIED PEOPLE.
women keeping house and others
furnished upon their own notes,
without security Cheapest rates,
easiest payments. Offices in 65 prin-
cipal cities. ID. H. Tolman, 331
Provident Bldg.
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Housekeeping Rooms

FOR RENT fine, large front
rooms for light housekeeping, gas
and wood stoves. $3.50 week;
T. St, Main 403S.