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Ole Miss, although Money
is de Root NV All Evil, no
matter how fer sum Folks
Digs Down, dey can't dig hit
Up. AVN!

hippopotamus-yes the hypocrite, for in
Chat gigantic creature you saw your own
image Mr.. Caudle. Yes, Mr.. Caudle,
you've changed from God-fearing, law
abiding citizen to a gay, foolish hypo-
the first young petticoat that lies in
your direction. Don't you suppose know
1t was all a put-up scheme about your
going to the circus with the Tattle-tales?
What's that you say? Miss 'Tattle-tale
would turn up her nose in disdain at any
such accusation? Well, she doesn't have
to, Mr.. Caudle Providence has already
turned up her nose quite enough"
mo, Mr.. Caudle; I've lived to learn
something; you are no longer interested
in your wife and children; you used
to live from year to year for the circus
to come to town, as we could go, 10
strong, and enjoy the sights; why, you
used to even treat US to tickets to the
concert; you used to take us into the
side shows to see the fat lady, and the
snake charmer, and the tatooed woman;
but now, hypocrite that you are, you
declare you are too busy to go and then
run away at night In a party with a
brazen mink who is laughing in her sleeve
at YOU all the time. oh, Mr.. Caudle, I
hope I'll never live to see another cir
Gus day and I'm sure that / won't, be-
cause yesterday nearly finished me; I'm
a total wreck and I shall never again
hear the sound of a calliope, nor tive
roar of lion, nor the angry growl of
a tiger that I won't think of you! Your
outrageous Enthusiastically, unconsiderate
treatment of me and the children is al
most more than I can bear"
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HER SIDE---AND HIS
)AVID SEEKS COUNCIL
ny ZOE BECKLEY

a woman, as I've said. I've tried to
make it all business between me and
her. And very profitab BILE business 1t
Ia for me, too. She has taught me
more of my own work in month than
I've learned in the last five years. She
has the power to raise me to the very
TOP of my profession and Is using
it in that direction, too.
But she won't have 1t purely bust
ness. She is woman and wants the
batteries, the attention, the recog-
milton from me that she is a woman
and that I am man. uOh, it's moth
ing that would count in a court of evil
dence-it's too subtle for that. But she
demands the sort of thing a man can
give and satisfy the letter of the law
of decency and yet feel as mean as
sCoundrel.
Now, understand, no woman comes
before Cora with me. I tell myself
that I can throw Mrs. Brett the sop
her woman vanity unsatisfactory, at
tention, gallant service, etcetera. tell
myself I can do all this and yet not
feel one bit disloyal to Cora. But
can 7, Tom; can /?
You are a married man of expert
ence, Tom. Am l playing too dam
gerous a game-dangerous, l mean,
for Cora and myself? Are we men,
all of us, as I begin to believe, more
or less polygamous?
For frankly, Tom, I am playing the
game much as Mrs. Brett wants me
to. There is too much to gain for the
little disloyalty to Cora L may have to
be guilty Off it Is disloyalty. And
both Cora and 1 will lose too much
materially if 1 refuse Mrs. Brett the
CON m her rOmanticiSm and incur
her devilishly effective ennity
don't know what the thing 1 am
doing will lead to for Cora and me
in the future. If you, who have been
through the fire, can tell me, for
Cora's sake as well as mine, tell me!
Man to Man-Tom to David" will
appear in tomorroW's Age-Herald.
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RANDOM NOTES

Miss Fveline Magruder, who is the
lovely guest of Maj. and Mrs. E. M.
Tutwiler, will leave on Thursday for
Washington, where she will join her
mother, who is visiting friends there, and
they will return to their home in Port
land, Ore Miss Magruder is being/de-
lightfully entertained during her short
stay
Mrs Arthur Gray left yesterday for
Louisville, KY, to join her husband, the
Rev. Mr. Arthur Gray. She will return
to Birmingham after a few, days visit
and will again be the guest of her sister.
Mrs Pelham Anderson.
Miss Louie Davenport of Valley Head
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Edward
Tutwiler Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stobert and win
some little daughter Martha, of Birming-
ham, arrived at the Riviera on October
4, and will remain until January at this
popular hosiery. Several friends of the
Stobert family will arrive here on No
vember 1 from Birmingham to join them
in their stay in Biloxi. says the Biloxi
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilcox, who were
AIMING the Out-ol-toWH guests at Ine
Brown-Otts wedding on Saturday, are
now in Washington. and have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Brown.
Mrs. George Marlett, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. C. Nelson for the past
few days, has returned to her home in
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs Ernest Otis of Washington is
spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter Smith and will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. p. Otis next week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Mccormack, Mrs.
Owen Gillespie and Mrs. Bryant McCor-
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with sc and mail it to Foley
& Co., Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for
bronchial coughs. colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills, for lame back,
weak kidneys, rheumatism, bladder
troubles, and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
Ia wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousness,
headache and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere
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That David Temple, largely through
his own plan OF having Cora and
himself write out their sides of every
controversy between them, knew what
Cora was going through, he showed
in the letter Tom Woodford got from
him at this time.
Dear Tom Woodford Several weeks
ago Cora, in the stress of situation
you will understand from this let
ter, wrote you for the advice and the
comfort of an old friend. At the last
moment she sent it to me instead. l
did what l could to help her solve her
problem and mine. But so little could
l do that l am now writing you my
self for advice.
You are the nearest thing to a
brother Cora has. And / need
brother of Cora 8 to talk to just now.
Here, briefly, is my situation and
Cora's
l have given up all business in New
York to plunge in with the Colony
Park Realty company 1 have a splen-
did opening with the outfit as their
architect and 1 have sunk in all my
savings with them.
The real boss here is Mrs. Brett,
wife of the owner. She Is the NOV
ing genius OF the whole project and
a good deal of genius in her own
right Unfortunately she is a good
deal of woman, too. By 'Jove, Tom,
you should see the woman! A VAL
kyrie, a Diana, an Amazon and a
Venus all In one!
For some reason she has chosen to
pick me as her closest co-worker and
protege, and does not notice Cora at
all. That means that l am with her
much of the time and with Cora very
little of the time.
Nor is that the worst of it, though
it's bad enough. She is a good deal OF
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EVENTS OF TODAY

Marzoni-Glass wedding this evening at
$50 o'clock.
Mccormack Blair wedding this after
noon at o'clock in Tuscaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cosby entertain at
a buffet supper for the Gaston-Cosby
wedding party.
Mr.. Neil Neville entertained the Wier-
Neville wedding party this evening.
Mrs NJ C. Ketchum entertained the
Oden-K etchum wedding party this even
ing.
Mrs Star Best at the Drama league at
Tutwiler this afternoon.
Mrs. J. E. Shelby and Mrs. w. Z.
L.loyd's dance at the Motor club.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Tutwiler, Jr.. dance
this evening.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bells luncheon for Miss
Mcneil.
Mrs. J. W. c. Cochran's shower this
afternoon for Miss Shirk.
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mack motored to Tuscaloosa yesterday
to attend the Mccormack Blair wedding.
Mrs. George Morrow, Jr., and little
daughter, who spent the summer at Lake
Placid, N. Y, have returned home.
Mr.. Walter Blaney of Cincinnati is in
the city.
Mrs. Eugene Galloway and two little
sons, who have been the guests of Mr..
to the home in Selma.
Miss Emily Dixon will return tomorrow
from Rome, Ga.
Miss Margaret Nelson has returned
from Admission, where she was the guest
of Miss Carrie Knox
Mr.. and Mrs. william T. Ratliff, who
were recently married In Jackson, Miss,
arrived yesterday afternoon and will be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Rat
lift for several weeks Mrs. Ratliff Will
be pleasantly remembered as Miss Minnie
Money Vardaman.
Capt and Mrs. Eugene Nortington,
formerly of Birmingham, are now located
in San Francisco at the Preside, the army
post of that city
Mr.. Harry White and Mr.. Henry
Fowlkes, who spent the weekend in Tus-
caloosa, have returned home.
Miss Margaret Davis is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Muslin in Tusca-
loosa and will be among the out-of-town
guests at the Mccormack Blair wedding.
Miss Margaret King, Miss Helen Ter
rell and Miss Catherine Cary have re-
turned from weekend visit to Tusca-
loosa.
Mr.. Howard F'ulenwider, Mr.. Perry Nc
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To Aid Syrians

New York, October pa cargo of food
stuffs and clothing valued at 100000 will
be sent, probably this week, aboard a
United States collier to Beirut, Syria, for
the relief of refugees, it was announced
here tonight. The response of the pub
lie throughout the country TO President
Wilson's proclamation making yesterday
Armenian Syrian relief day has been very
generous, it was said.
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Present a Note

Christania, October 23.-(Via London)
The German minister has presented to
the Norwegian government a note pro-
testing against Norway's embargo on the
submarines of belligerent countries. The
cabinet held meeting and discussed the
notes, but it's decision In the matter has
not been made public. The press unan.
inousy supports the government in its
right to issue such an ordinance as Swe-
den has already done.
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F,xperScnced salesIadies for our cloak
and suit department.; good salary to
competent sa1eswomen; only those that
have had experience in ready-to-wear
need apply. s. A. Williams & Co., Inc.
1911 Sd ave.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be call meeting of the
Volunteer Relief association this morning
at t0:3O o'clock at the Young Womans
Christian association,
The board of managers will hold their
regular meeting this morning at 1890 at
the home.
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dolph of Selma, Miss Florence Eskridge
of Atlanta, Mrs. E. III. Thomas of Mo-
bile, and Mrs T. Z. Mcneil
Miss Margaret Cameron will give
luncheon at the Southern club on Satur-
day in honor of Miss Gladys Allison.
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An order for two tons of Chicago
poultry food was placed by a Bermuda,
dealer after an interview with Consul
Carl r. Loop at Hamilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

I l. 8ELDY Z Sons. lNgOnANcD.


Mntntp Aver ClitlgH int busl
moss lot with 5f1um atiaFN gas ana
eity water must be- sold NJ SETTLE ht
estate ~ Loo Il a obpap hut makf
IN offer And va Will submit II
gEDHGE ~ WAllNtE va hpelinb
MtLGER pARE DISTRICT
The most brauifW ap0t lu omaha
tewit decorated bungalow. HUili f8r
home owner Nil Hei III sH titiah
Building restrictions paved street fai
eunUnt basement nice lawn 1881 sell
on reasonable terms shown 90 ~
pniniulnut
rAYNE VEaTMEST COMPANY,
fih FLOOR DWnha Nat Hk BldF " lI4
PRAIRIE PAftK BrUCCO, bspuutut
south front, bedrooms shopping porch
ana lilo bathroom Yeaiib1lp large llVE
Ing room across eniife width Of house
With built ia bookcase large dluiHA
room with beHmeI ceiling bflfk i0lu
dnlgn. ectuonttd basement splendid
shade shrnbbefY and hadEet paving
f6Ess ali paid, 500 cash, balance ~
monthly ~ j gcaunell 800 Ware Block
Dong FHa or G6lfHp Hltt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Good Home
Very Little Cash

FlVe room cottage with bath large
lot, fine shrubhefY nhd fflt itees
Price t291 lnaHttd tloi NORTH 21th ~
Norris ~ Norris,
IN Bee BidR Phone b0GFas f2i1
BEMis PARK HAHqAfN
Seven f60hf aiflelit Wpdofn, located
ID The center NJ temia phfk one haif
block from cHf line 0ak ma pho nm
ish. extra l8rRe lGt Tile owner ~ this
property Ion The eng about eeHf 6Eo
and bHa decided 70 pm thls plnce On The
market IN wiling ~ tgFc tkg0 less
than We phld FOR n
PAYNE VEH1WENT cDMrAkY
ifH n omaha MAJ ~ ttldF " ilH q
NEW ~ EGAtDWg
Two EiH rooms, modern, all On Dhf
floor 0hh and birch finish one has
lnfRe garage
ono 8stah rooms oak ana birch flpiHh
quarter we'd oHk flo9fs over entire
houso Wiii take good lot Or auto ae
first payment.
uWNEu, COfFAX N9}.
1904 GdJtf, pH Nfr
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
FOR REEl BUSINESS pR'PTY


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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

FIVE GENTS i'GA ~ ~ CASH. 1ekas
school lBHdH Tor H4in w Tho state NJ
" per acre, anntH m acre cash nbd nJ
more FOR lpflg bparH hut q pgr cent b.
trftHt 8Hnd " postage Tor further lhs
formation investor p8b CO., Dept q.
Nan HutYUiu fTfkHH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

HNAF f0f 1HlNE NlIr, Na8Y i0fns W1
pcfes second bottom. ltfd ftiyGr wiley.
southeast North Bak0ta Commission
% agents Particulars, Elba DfaYts
Bfhtflep Mff
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
FARM AND RANCH LANDS


40 AGHEB, ne8f FafRo. Z miles town,
ready fgf ef0pH, rented THIS ycnf lgr
one third clear ~ owner FER hcfe, 81.
ilodason realty CO. Sta q, Fargo,
a. III
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
WANTED 10 RENT

WANTED no HENT Groom modern
aaitaee o. taku possession May lst
HannN 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

~ MpO0iNd ~ yoHr home by eoiored
h1irdfesaer r0foroneeH Webster 2i21
MAfHAaE Miss Webster bis Paxton
nlb u @g office hours 10 20 9
WlhtMATtKM treated auceessfullyi re-
quits EHnwnfd ~ isnwRer ~ llee iildg
PHtVATH hnme for maternity cases
cHll Folfav 70i2 til6 N nth ~
SCIENTIFIC masaaTe Wv lee Bldg
Phln0 Douglas GM2
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

EafERin fof cash willie fhny Inst
bgnt fnil a. como THIS Wftt Closing
oul nc inHt n tnf vol matched mares.
from 20 yeafH old. H0mr 10 f0nl,
Weighing from H.a0 10 800 lbs por
Aphn niap 9 llaht business sofaeH I
lave a0id 1913 hyfheH nnd mulca since mo
fret ~ the year Hnd Ga tho buyers that
have bought them nte hll well pleased
hnpH ~ see zoe HHriF and 10 bB YOU
nH have hY thtw soil them under u
fun guarantee gr F1ur money refunded.
n also have g. yenflinR ana two yenr-
'olda ON Tie farm that ! VIII soil and
chin anywhere lu NHb Ur Town frNe of
charge ltnu ~ tepf, ist ~ gath vi.
Lady owner
MDh1 SELL iiAhAhBs
R7u1 worth ~ double harness Va close
OUT AZ a dlaoouni ~ gne.thlfd from reg.
ulhr price, u 900 wnrth ~ single har.
neHB 20 close out a. pnashaf regular
price, liafneHH Hhipped anutdct 70 ~.
tpeeton. " not satlhfloa, money VIII
JOHNSON .pAHFoRrH Co.
ib2nal-M y ilih ~ Near clark g.
WIDOW must sen haYn thf0e good
mares that must DO sold I lost ny
husband and have no further use f0r
ihase horahH Feuila and "a good nun-
dltian viii sell cheap Those airs good.
hlg h0rars and gentle. Gail % aipa w.
MHrFa Aee
HEaEhrE paalufg heN Hpeudld rhedo,
good KtnaH pleniF NaitE limited
number horses iHkEu. NiE dollars Der
month. invariably 90 advance, az 81,
900 October ! Tie 0id Griffin gfoVo.
VA aud Grover Walnut Les
ONE matched ioam hntaa aud mhta.
weight 28m pounds Two Hets on doubts
work hHfnFH4, aleu- hHAutfll spotted
shetland pQnf na North 18th ~ rear
dndT
4NGtsn team of z hnd a.taal od solis
iusH nn Nfui alau d rnif N nAf8a,
Weighing sN NE in tana condition,
rhHnp faf HHtN Alan EpHFla pahf Aps
u8 Hu1 naHaln
Onun irsio I'd mafs5 sad \ Vfs. ala
WHHh $40 lhs cost tal WIN all
tW u tRatn al nhra Hamilton Nl,
UNE taui HHlr grocery hfiifpff NhHaH.
HhtHN aned condition ebHft iehHsm
sth aud tIs. fih HfAf
HIAnh halaH fuf stle cNeap mNFi ha
FH1 ai HNfe Lads Nwnbt Gan eais
fsE
trF NaaaH to1d faniHmH cheap Va
take4 M aH rNHHa ttfaF
ONE Fae Amtl hasga tu We sea-
WAYrW tH q M Wae0a "a 81 ib
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
FOR PENT HOUSES

MtsTrIiu ncOuss
HOUSES r1R RENT
CHEiGi. HINa a CO.,
fos BEE BLD1 DOr0 90
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
FARM AND RANCH LANDS

40 Iowa improved fHru. Price Eias
per acre Wlil take part ~ Income
properly aid carry balance on land
W. A. gltAtg.
1917 riiy Nat iiauh DldRa Omaha Neb.
idaho Lands.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished Rooms.
ArrENTloN, nooM nuNrrn


ATTENTION ROOM HUNTER
II YOU IAN 10 find tha room
You desire among these ads, call
" tes n ssmn sI.ise gIh loom 3a.i llsl
ton % vacant roama IA All parts
pheno rhe lleo Want Al pspl
Rhd alte Kpur uhma ana address
hna llsl Mill ~ mailed tD yuH
~ nUN New llhla are ISSUED
eteF week
Mnltsp lAe % hava nice Youus mau ln
either hNfe room mith tnN sDu Nlli
lntf thlift fuVm ih mt fat tHftbrr
lniofuHilHH ltatltg ll
FhnNf fnem % adj modern homa ~
lAu NHul'Fmth ilArntf Nii $40
iNEk#HW
1ee Na faf Desirable faaias
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N @s.i G.'ii' 500 ' " ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Observation-Disclosures

MlAT aell ~ 6Hce, I mules. & mares and
hhrufHs, Hafa footed from uHVlHf IRE.
TpnHfof bntH. ~ ~ 2laf Bnd Cunning.
Far sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

HE HF f1aHlss i'lf
naa if mlftlfH elW ssh fsa go.
thHa WHW Ht NHH f NfltH WiHi#
ttsf MWt HHHH tN# Ntat eEMUNf fAN
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IUwF teatHH amall iugiivs, a. sAsh.
gst sas a. .lg. seh.l. w. II
NAi lhl lafbAiA a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED



.... FIf.IlD CLUB
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inning .s T''.f ria = .@
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tod ,.l.u aaf .onr'
II iE i0GsN0u taWaa iua NJ 700
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ahd hen mo Hebdnfful Development zoe
ms "a there
tad viii fird lhe hfsi l9lh otiefeI lh
Omaha ~ l9D " 500 htNHf mhHs,
water mains wake gHdldK ana seed.
ibs hl paid fnf bhHf terms
uepsfs
V.sXtDf. f.fs a. aaFe.ss Uflra Tfua
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Ninns.o,a l.aDds.
FARMS FARMS FARMS

FARMS FARMS FARMS
RwrHAL On which chn st1 fiye
pOBsEgHfOH ibis spring Ten ~ aeios.
fWo W acre, oun w tfrn. three lW'nefn,
one 321.hnte orr h0nffN nnd one no
acre nart Ali within lefa thHn 70 miles
~ Omaha R0t FOR rent. nor for trade.
but Tor sale right largaifs ohtss hra
ringing h pfeo from 50 yer acrs %
81 UfF acre fantnr .fr close ia f0rtlnH
little higher. ACT At on y. Eyerg
ona good buy
oRfg 8. MERRILL COMPANY,
~ % Cor isd and N ata 80 omaba
TWO MILLION DOLLARS
Paid 10 Western Nobraalsa farmers
last year Tor one crop You can buy
thiB noni productive diFtfslfied farm
Ing ihna IA reasonable prices aud On
exceptionally easy terms 'rHlfn nd
Yantage Of this splendid opportunity
NOW
ron Information free for the asRins
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GOSHEN HOLE JUST OPENED
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HOTELS
FOR RENT HOUSES


West
E1G LINCOLN nBVD.ssilsfoOm mouse,
etrietlg modern, with hot water heat
Price 10 Douglas 1878.
ron HEkT May !. si modern, 7.rogm
house IN ~ @tb. Phone iiorney l0&
Iva ". 9TH A.ybeb u, 2 baths MODERN
~ Doug DG
worth.
GOOD 80fHBg ron HEHT.
Fine brick residence, fig No 4Wh, ~
gF, good repair 2W ~ 18th Ave o.
JDiiN w. hOBblhB, thn FAitAAM.*
TuhEE 5.room cottages. eorner 8ad apd
6 6ssns' sai q h w. Nae ~ = of +. ia,'
ground Tyler w,
ibit GRANT Efss7.r. com, modern. "
=. y. Hall, va Range gldE pouE. 74N
s.iD0N cottage. lDi5 10. 2stb 81, 80
month. Phone ilgrncy e62
FofIR rooms and BATH. ground floor. zsyo
Charles, ~
sonib.
FlVE Room house, modern except fur
paee, large yard f0r garden Or Keep
Ing automobiles b25 =. 9th Ave Harvey
EIGHT NOON modorn hsise, good neigh.
born9od, very reeeonable 22D4 Ie9ycns
worth.
MODERN elght-r0om house, IianscOm
park, 10. Phone Webster i7gs.
cotoHED@ 3 rooms. w n 2ith. rear. 81
n0uRlae 1916
iii9 AfLBoa ~. broom, eity water, sl4
Bsrka n Musll. Doug 65g1. or Ted 722s.
1874 Park Aye.-7sr modern brick. ~ 900
Miscellaneous.
PAYNE q SLATER Co,
"Omaha Retail Men"
HOUSES AND cGTTAGEa.
PATTY MODERN
ar 7ia 70. sith ~, water, good
s.r 'o us ssd 81. wafer agd sas ls35
bsr@ Bi1 30 g3d ~ Raa md water 100
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
b.r. 2izs Franklin ~, barRhint 200
7sr,a2ii2 California st., close tu >, ~ %
ALI MODERN
b-r. 9ls 10. sst ~, good cottage 22.U
bT.s4Mf Charles ~ s.ftt,ss,ttfas.s, 1D,U
CT, Azl Davenport St. good loea- -.
ton stfst,ssst lststfs ssfst,ft stFts"Fts E9fW
l0-f. 100 30, 2sth conveniently ARE
ranged for two fnmiliss,tf.sst.. 40 %
s-r,= nos Hamilton 4 bedrooms, .. 200
Pr Azi Harvey st., splendid lo-
cation 10 rent furnished rooms. 60 %
STRICTLY MODERN
bsr, 3s22 l.eaYenWorth ~, genuine
bungalow, beamod ceilings bnf-
fet, book cases ,s,ff.f44s.,sst.s4 20 90
FL b12 ~, Wih Hl,t nice Ahfd .trt D.m
DOUBLE HOUSES AND TERRACES
STRICTLY MODERN
ser and sleeping porch 10 70, 3Gth
g.. east front, West Farnam
diHtrict reduced tOsft..t.,,tfs.t. ~ 30
FLATS
PARTLY MODERN.
a.r.-in1 n i7th ~ lat q water 100
or -iflGih o 18th at n H., water. 100
APARTMENTS,
Steam heat h0t ana cold water, gas
range, refrigerator and ianitor service
included
18th Ave. ana Jackson
2-F Apt No g. lai fiTsr.. $50 o. 325 or
er-Apt No, a, "a nfasF,,.. e be- n Col
THE CARLYLE,
G2b South 18Th 40.
Asr Apt No, y. h, ", s,,, 81 n0- ih %
THE MAHaN
8lrt and Mason SITS.
Or AIT No . "a floor ...t5zs. 40 d0|
We have others, Call for our CONS
rletn list. printed weekly
PAYNE & SLATER 90,
"0maha's Rental Men"
bld omaha Nat 1ldg Phone u i9lG