Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1887, Page 16

N THF OMAHA DAILY BI‘F &I \D\\ H\l \K\ ,n ]*i%,-—\]\ rn\ P \(]s HELL_MAN S ADDITION ‘I'O OM.A_H_A_‘ $30 Cash “Illnnl e firet payn II| IIIIU( ady sold TAM SELLING THEM FOR S50 EACH I-5 Down, Bal. Monthly, ~ Few Days Only When price will be gradually advanced untiltheir real value is reached. Fifteenth ' Nextweck youcannot buy a lot in Hellman's Addition For Less than $250. : Sixteenth i Fofirteenth 12th Street frontage, $150 each. An I I ll’ you want to make n m -y U TR \d I ll rorll 2th St Being Tts East 13th street frontage, $150 each. : Lire, " And 16th St. Its West Boundary, Itis Just north of Forbes’ Subdi- 14th street frontage, $150 each. '.l\ ('v” 50 STRE F":wT Tlnrteenfh TW(:lfth 15th street frontage, $150 each. 16th street frontage, $150 each. ific hy o tended their tracks to within tw is [being used by the railways now and the new roads that must come to Omaha this year cannot help but.use this ground as there is none other for I < BEAR IN | As Soon as One-half of these Lots are Sold at $150 Each, the Price will be Immediately Advanced to $250 ABOUT 150 ARE NOW SOLD. . Just think of it, it only takes $30 to secure one of these lots, and before you have to make another payment it will be worth $300. “& WOIRD TO THE WISK IS SUK IO S, A SLOMAN, Sole Agent, Room 2, {52 Farsan