Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1909, Page 11

OFFERED FOR SALE Miseelinneons—Continued, GAYH REGISTER- Burgess-Granden Co., 1811 Ho ceal skin coat In good con- ®. Can be seen at Aula- llurn-r. L1 I Call 938 N. ured two winters. Zth_street. OSTEOPATHY JOHNBON INST, 418 N. Y. L. Tel. D. 1664 oy W8 N. Y. L_Bids. Price §5. Dr. Kathryn Nichol PATENTS BARNELL, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117, Blag. . 0. HUFFMAN. 318 Nevi PERSONAL 1 ade into fall st Benmarae’s Hat Fory., 60 Book free les. ARl HATS COAL RgHast JOHN CANE is In town. time to tri) trelll Tel. Red 1i04, 3649, Cufning St. 1161 8. %th CORNS use Corn Jel i Mme. Smith. MAGNETIOC (%™ oM Wird fioor JAMES RUH!’ can get insurance monej by writing J or Charley. A HOME for women Auring confinemen We find homes for bables where mothe cannot care for them. _ Bables boarded. For terms, address Mrs, Martha A. Lee, 401 Faneroft St. Omaha, Neb. Phone Doug lag 1 WE RENT ing machings. “Phon it eb. Cycle Co., Now ia the tnen, juarter comes back when H 1610 Far repair all makes of sew- Ind. A 1663; Doug. rner 15th and Har- during confinemen Good Samaritan Si orium, Councll_Blutf ~\VIGb "DR_EGGERS, 516 Martha 8t 0 18t Ave. and toupees for mer d 14 Fronzer Bl ‘el. Douglas 6230. Your corn comes out or your you . GRIFFITH, rivate continement home, REAL ESTATE | FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR S\LE| (Continued.) DAY REAL D RANCH LAND FOR SALE FARM AN ESTATF (Continued.) Cross S than overstated. world. from a 10 or 20 acre garden? toes $75 to $150, and so on. over privileges. Local agents wanted. details write or call on Phone 7801. Ranch Liberal commissions. CREAM OF TEXAS LANDS If you are contemplating buying land in large or small lots it will pay you to look into our proposition, and we court the closest investigation, feeling sure you will find our claims under rather 500 miles nearer markets, and a month earlier than California. These lands are located in Dimmitt and Lavala counties, S. W. Texas, in one of the most wonderful artesian water distriets in the The strongest flow can be had at from 600 to 800 feet depth. These lands have shown phonomexml returns considering| the little capital needed, and a minimum amount of labor. wear yourself out on a blg farm when you can get bigger returns For instance, returns from one acre of onions $500 and over, tomatoes $200 and over, Irish pota- This land is sold in lots of 10 or more acres at from $30 to $75 per acre; terms $1 an acre down and $1 per month per acre. acre contract calls for $10 down and $10 per month. KExcursions to Texas leave Omaha each first and third Tuesdays of each month; the next one Nov. 16th—$27.50 for round trip, with stop- GEO. D. PEKRINE, AGENT, / 1-332 Paxton Block. cIry rnornn'r\' 904 SOUTH 33D This 9-room all modern house strikes us as being one of the best bargains in the city. All rooms are good size, east front, paved street, barn; only one block to street car. If you can use a house of th ze FOR SALE THE famous Velvetina Tollet Good: snle by all druggls 1E i i gl wu collect, repair and tor_eost of collectio ou do_not noed. at 134 N. to the wo:rthy MASSAGE AND BATHS. JR-308, Old Boston Store Bldg., 4th floor. Bo. 16th St. Stairway on Douglas St. “MAGNETIC Brott, 219 8, 16th St. Ior or phone Douglas 6603. SALVATION ARMY solicits castoft ‘ith Gail Phove Douglas 413 and wagon call. i Emmerlin be sure to look at this, then call B, W, Stottenberg, at D. 1510 or 438 Board of Trade Bldg. (201) 6-ROOM, NEW, MODERN In north end of the city. Near car, paved street; large lot. ONLY $250 CASH Balance to sut—either monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bidg. on OMAHA Stammerers' Ins, Ramge Bldg. SIX-ROOM HOUSE AT A 1] l!l confinement home. Irl. Dr, King, 24th. Tel., Web. 2660. Ind. B-1560. BARGAIN. "A NEW BOOK, the "Underworld Sewer," by Josle Washburn; price, $1.50. Sold by Bwarts & McKelvey, 109 8. 15th 8t., between Douglas and Dodge. We ean sell you & 6-room house conslst- ing _of hall, dining _room and Kitchen downstairs; three bedrooms and bath _upstairs; all 'modern except heat; beautiful lot B0xi50, with nice shade; in rlene de Voy. Manicuring and m £, 16th St. Flat 8. Phone D. 7686 cholce neighborhood; bloek from cas $2,750. House Is very conveniently arranged. Owner leaves for Californla this month, Masque Suits ALLEN of Chicago, and massage treatments, w10 Howard 207 . rent at LIlBENl, salt glow, N. This Jroverty 18 very cheap at price named. SHIMER & CHASE CO., Sole Agents. 300 8. 17th St., Opposite Court House. LADIES—A confinement home; dises solentifically I;mfl quickly treated. Address o oo, v O &%, WEST FARNAM “STRICTLY private home for ments; excellent care; bables trained nurse. 2518 Davenport. et POULTRY Uu U-NEED-A Poultry Tonlo for 0 If your egg increase does not twice Y bar your tonje. Your money Wil be re- M D. 1. Johnson Coq Omaha, Neb, plciias T H PRINTING 'PHONE_IND. 620 for good printing, Lyngstad Printing Co., 16th & Capitol Ave. —— =y REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE DEALERS, REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 1856; prompt sérvice; get our prlc.l 1710 Farnam St confine- adopted; RESIDENCE LOT East front sightly location, 8xi0, close to best homes in city. All specials paid. You must see to appreciate. O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1001 N. Y ‘Life. oug or A-2152. 7-ROOM, NEW, MODERN House. Largo lot. In western part of eity, VERY EASY TERMS Desirable nelghborhood. and price 1 right. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Nebraska—Continued. Weste In Kimball main line U. soll, underlaid water. long time. nearest O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., Neb. 1001 N. Y. Life. Bell and County, P $7.00 per acre. Our auto will ation. rn Nebraska near Colorado with cla; meet Write or Omal | Independent 'phione FOR SALE-Four fine Lincoln county, S. For full information address Latrellle, Lennox, 8. D. D., farms. J. W jouth Dakota. Texas. TEXAS honies and investments. FERGUSO Doug. 1834 & WRIGHT, N. Y. Life Bldg. Why A10 For further line, 320 acres level land. Black Big crops, good Only % cash, balance you at 'phone today. REMEMBER it only takes & stroke or two of- the pen to mention the fact that you sew the ad in The REAL LOAM; to home owners and ho: W. 508 First $100 tc $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wud, ESTATE LOANS . No commission. 1L THOMAS, Nutional Bank Bldg. Wead Bidg., 15th and Farnam. SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated. Apply Rooms 417-13 First Natioual Bank Bidg. Bell phone Douglas 2318. FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan on Omaha Businees Property. THO, Room 1, MAS BRENNAN, New York Life Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN—Pay:.e Investment Co, WANTED—C! ity loans. vP.lan Trust Co. WANTED—C} Farnam Smith ity loans and warrants, W. & Co., 1320 Farnam St 38th Ave. GANGESTAD, m Bee Bldg. Tel. D. 3367 For your home, 5 ft. frontage, 160 ft. PAYNE INV. CO., first floor N. Y. Life. deep, facing east, with all specials pald. See BENJAMIN R. E. CO., 477 Brandeis Bldg. IIA& ESTATE TITLE-TRUST co. X WILLIAMSON, President. HIAL RSTATE & REAL F‘STATE wA‘is (Real Values BTH AND PRATT STS. New, 6 rooms and hall, 3 bedrooms; mod- turnace; hard- eXcept heat; piped for finish; cement walks; paved street; . cemented basement; 3 blocks to car, 'TER SEE THIS. TERMS, $2,860. 2ST AND GRAND AVE, PRACTICALLY NEW, 7 rooms, 8 bed- yle; paneled walls full basement and ms, finished mi lon E° dining room; modern; undry sink; cement ' walls; lot BOX13. BUILT FOR A HOME. TERMS. $8,600. _ SOUTH #TH AVE. YIELD CLUB DISTRICT, new, 1 rooms, :*‘ rooms; modern; maple fin .vny }Illy. full cemented b r lot; cement walks lm “A OFFER. TERMS. um WALKUP Tt Company. §16-19 Brandels Bld. ——ie X-ROOM HOUSE, ‘l‘o—&flor. mnc bedrooms and bath upstairs ellar, Iaundry. bno rom school. Best neighborhood. GALLAGHER & NELSON, 4% Brandels Bldg, Omalia, Neb. Doug. 2608, A 2407. dining room, kitchen ard full ce- This is located one it today. O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1000 N. Y. Life. Doug, or A-2152. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., N. Y. life. Private money, 36500 to 35,000; low rate, 4500 to $6,000 on hiomes In Omaha. O'Keefo Real kistate Co., 1001 N. A-2152. LOWEST RATES—Bemls, Y. Life. nome bulld- partial pay- Doug. or Brandels Blds. 5% FARM and city loans; optional puy- ment; no delay. L Sibbernsen. Omaha. REAL ESTATE WANTED "12-ROOM ALL MODERN HOUSE—South front lot, paved street and patd for, within walking distance. Price $4,600. ~Terms. P. 0. NIELSEN & CO. 708 N, ¥. Life Bldg. Both 'Phones. A cholce bullding loi, “Hilisdale.” §L.00 cash, § 4 week. Frices |m 10 $200; no 1y terest, no laxes. HABTINGS & HRYDEN, 104 Haroey St ¥ WANT an offer on lot 2, block 20, origl nwl plat of the city of (Ymaha, with two houses, 1909 and 1911 California street. Lot wx133 feet. THOMAS BRENNAN, Now York Life Buidipg. WE DARE YOU To make a reasonable offer on falr busi- ness terms for 6-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT. No. 202 8. 2th Ave. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. FOR quick returns, 1ia: for sale and exchange with ma. 5o, sais vo pay. W. Mitchell, Board of Trade Bal% omaha Hon: you: real estate WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 5, 6 and 7-room houses. we can sell yor NOWATA Suite 624 N. rices are right ur property for you, LAND AND LOT CO. Y. Lite Bldg. VACANT buyers. 411 Ka WANT TO EUY A 5 TO 7-ROOM HOUSE WITHIN WALKING DIS- HIGH SCHOOL. WILL PAY UP TO $3,750 FOR GOOD TANCE OF PLACE. AD! lots and houses. Have ci rbach Blk. Red 3607, A. DRESS B 703, BEE. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Max Meyer to C block 4, tion it G, V. Shibly to H tlock 4, Hillsdale . B. J. Seannell and wife to same, lots 4 and 5, block 3, Fred Dellone’s ad- dition yoitisip . 1 Willlam D. Morran and wife to W. D. Morran, Jr., lot 6, tlock 3, Benson.. Maude Kahne to G. F. Beavers, und 1 18.26 acres in nw. % se, i, 0-14-13.. Joseph Barker, trustee, to W. F. Dunn, lot 15, Roanoke T. B. McPherson and wife to Wi nmn Sutherland, lot 21, block 1, Place Watson Sutherland gins, same Delos’ Wesley Wesley Real Estate feet sublot 8 tax lot 17, 22-16-13 Emma Von Windhelm to F. W, Gress, lot 1, block 3, Fred Dellone’s addi tion Bertha R. Sherman, lot 9 Boggs & Hill's second addi- . $3,700 A. Kinley, Tot 18 200 200 4,000 ‘to Michael Gog- ‘and wife to Walkup- east S0 Kiine to Abraham Romm, et al.. part lot 120, Nelson's addition.. . J. Arnold, et al., to F. W. part lots & and 9, block 2, A rick's addition . Hastings & Heydel lot 2, block 5, Fort View Terrace.. Mattie M. Mackey and husband to A H. Benton, lot 476, FAIFfaX........... Katle Stemm and husband to M. L. Miller, south 50 feet west 124 feet east 157 feet tax lot 28, 22-1 A. F. Gwin and wife to R. K. Jensen, lot 5, block 2, Hastings & Heyden's second addition Crerarsiiiiiiias M. R. Ewers and to Katerina Junek, lot 10, block 3, Deer Park. C. 'Nelson to Margaret Nelson, part lots 19 and 2, Reed's s addition John Honey and wife to A. B.’ t 100 feet lot 6, block 78, South Omaha .... A. B. Cook and wife to Bdward John- ston, same .. . George Vradenburg Christina_Sorensen, Comer addition ... W. L. Selby and wife A nw. K se. ¥, 9-14-13 (except east 470 eet) ... Henry Bioedel 'to Continental Trust Co.. lot 16, block 1, Gate City park and other property.... dieeeee Imperial Investment Co. to ‘The Tzschuck Real Estate Co., lot 19, block 2, first subdivision of Griffen & Smith's addition .. 1,250 Hastings & Heyden to Fred Peter- sen, lot 18, block 4, Fort View Ter- | race hyevisls E and lot 9, block 3, . 8 and 9, block 1, and other prop- Drake, lots 4, 5, Drake's addition, erty .. . Nora A. Weekes and husband to W. W. Buchanan, lot 8, block 17, Scully's addition John H. Levy and wife to Julla A. Farrell, trustee, lot 14, block 3, Col- lier Place The Cordell Sorensen and wife, lots 9, 10 and 11, Ernest Sweet's addition Omaha Safe Deposit & Trust Co. to Hastings & Heyden, part sublot 1. tax lot 16, 21-15-18.........00.0 County treasurer to Katle Wil 23, Columbla Place, C. J. Canan to same, lot 4, same. Ellen 1. Gentleman to same, lot s. same same . M. H. Howes a same C. J. Lee Frances and 2, same. B, E. Wilcox and wife o Margaret J. Moriarty, et al., % interest in south 3 of north 3% of lot 10, block S7, South Omaha A. J. Seaman b north % lot 8, block 2, Place ... Portsmouth Trust & Guarantee Co. to F. W, Eggers and wife, lot 16, Wright Place . = August Stolinski north % lot 22, Burr Oak. Helen F. Osler to Elizabeth han, lot 4, block “A," Lowe's addi- tion Matthias Kriegler, Matthias Kriegler, 'fr. north % lot 13, block 2, Cnmpbeus Adaition 2004 S. Hildreth to' same, Sweigard, Hammond Total. LEGAL NoTICR, ' NOTICE OF SALE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT—By virtue of resolution of thi undersigned Board of Directors, the Chad- ron Electric Light & Power Company will sell at publie suction to the highest bld for cash, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 16, 1909, AT 10 o'clock a. m.. AT THE OFFICE ON'SAID CORPORATION. CORNER SEC- OND AND EGAN STREETS, CHADRON, NEBRASKA. all the properly of the sald Chadron Electric Light & Power Company, as a going concern, and consisting of Lot 8, In Block 4. City of Chadron, Nebraska. and power house thereon, its coal houses and office and power house furniture and fixtures and supplies on hand, and per. sonal property of every character; also all its contracts for street lighting and sale of light and power to citizens or enadron, and all its customers, its franchise, a1 its poles, wires, lines, dynamos, —transformers, en- gines and machinery of every description, all its stree: lights, and other lights, wher- er located and on hand. This property is in moet prosperous and perfect condition its opening; the service is perfect and emand for light and pows from its nt and prospective _customers, s er than its present enlarged capaclty; an increase of the plant and its capacity is ctually needed at this time. An entirely sutficient reason for this sale will be given to any Inquiring purchaser. Dated, October 14, 1909. WILLIAM BELLIS, J. F. MOTE, BYRON L. SCOVEL, O18toN14 Directors. RAILWAY TIME CARD GNAPS FOR RIGHT PRICE LAND We will exch: Corner lot; Also 9-room ange 10-room modern house, t door; cholce location. odern hous way. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Sulte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. 1-ROOM HOUSE—All heat, paved street, on car line, located on 29th, mear Hickory. Price, $3000. Terms to a good party. P. O. NIELSEN & CO., 708 N. Y. Life Blds. Both 'Phones. modern except . Close to Florence We have secured thirteen south lots, [0x132, south of Florence, oarline and about 2 blocks south of Mr. Faris chicken farm, which we offer for this 32,500, onl easy terms. Buyer could u &8 acreage or sell all or part of the lots, Making a nice profit. ®his property will inerease in value, Shimer & Chase _o, . 78 17th St, Opposite Court House. p— - tront adjoining FARM AND ngneglsv.l.' Colorade. 34 acres sub-irrigation land Sedgwick county, Colo., 4 miles from town. $15 per acre. P. O. Box 178, Councll Bluffs, I FOR SALE or trade—90-acre farm, well improved; 11 mi from county seat, 4 milas { | rom railroad station. For particulars ad- dress Charles Niehous, Holyoke, Colo., P. 0. Box Zid. FARM of 73 acres, on banks of Wall lake, Iowa; well improved, good boat landi WANSCOM PARK DISTRICT $3,750.00 Buys a large, 8-room, all modern home, with fine south tront lof once. THE_BYRON REED C( 212 South 14th. 'Phones: A-3834, Doug. A AT M locaied. in" Western Yowa. for o balance ia hine annual o}-l 'fl’lll property is located In a 2000 population and i a fine ht for the district and can be of $5.500. Address A- Bee. Ppermanent walks, paved street, fine shade trees; property s in good condition; see us at RM of 78 acres, on banks of W ing; an ideal resort no trade Address Box 6, Aud FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—An im- proved forty acres in Madison county, Ia. located between Winterset and Patierson. For price and description write owner, H. M. Humphrey, Lake City, Ia. | U lake, vell improved, good boat landing, resort; no trades; rice §150 per acre. Address Box 6, Auburn, owa. Quarter section of good level divide iand in Dundy county. Address Lock Box 248, Waunela, Neb. FARM BARGAIN—Must be sold on ao- count of owner's heaith; well improved Bo-acre farm. seven end ® quarter miles {rom town; pice o1 agre; easy terma " LAST ONE, BE QUICK. l'mll!. modern bungalow, @ No. 1 home; 101 the; extra built; gk Bee us at once. & HARWOOD, Ind. A 423 Red 4204 2608 Camden birch doors; priced low 3. Clmph‘ll\lJoht id, N """ GOOD ‘LAND CH 100 acres 4 miles south of , JKimball county, Neb, every acre can be culti- P. vated: good Swedish settiement; §10 per acre. NCIL BLUFPS 1A J. G. BONE, CO ot Shugart Block, Phone 84 FOR BXCHANGE—290 acres with a good town of 1,00 people in Neosho new b-room house only 7 blocks from city school, county, Kan.; ro stone; all all bottom lan: Price $14,600. not object to some hulldings. out Address, ark and churches; tillable; § acres of timber; d; - incumbrance only $2,600. Want merchandi Would HE ALLEN COUNTY INVESTMENT CO. LONGTON. KAN. HIGH grade Will pay difference. plano for lwd residence lot. Bee, Y 17. FOR SALE or exchange—For clear la, of clothing, a. Wil b {particulars address J. Fremont, Neb. street, located in eastern N. lnvoice about $10,0. For R. Collins, FINEST income merchandise for trede. What have you got. 8. J. Lock, Essex, W WANT good fic Junction, Ia., , and 2 cottages Omaha, rented; price, 6,000, mtg., b N. Y. 31, Lite farm, clear, rented; price 000; together or separately Bldg. EXCHANG m, Texa: Marquls, Atlan What have you. tie, la. E E WANT Wasb | for 1680 acres fine ran Y. Life. hington or Oregon property | fine western Neb. ch. Price $33,600; all clear WANTED TO BUY BEST price ture, carpets, cl 8971 HIGHEST BELL'S Furn. Drices ruld for second-hand furni- lothing and shoes. Tel. Doug | for turuiture, Store, 1406 Dodge. Red 3531 BALTIMORE 24-hand store pays bes price 3d-hand furniture, clothes, ete. D. 426, WANTED—SITUATIONS LADY with several years business traia tng’ desires posiiion selling will travel. W Coal and Wood § %; WANTED--! for board wi Bcth phones ither in city Al referecces Address W1, care Bee Morehouse 08, 1na ‘-ll‘l young man, place to work stisnding Boyles collegs , lot 100x120; and §-room house, new and modern in every cornering hat have 423 Main o ros” $a68 | Omaha-Ft. Dodge Local b .} Chicago Daylight Spi 2320 acres fine land in land; no | ete. UNION STATION—I10TH & MASON Unton Pacifie— Overland Limited China and Japan Oregon and Washing Limited . Los Angelos Limited Portland Special Colorado Special North Platte Local Colorado Express Grand Island Loual Lincoln-Beutrice Locai,.b12:40 om Valparaiso and Centrai City . cveve.D12:40 DI lcago Great Western. Chicago Limited Twin City Limited. Chicago Express Twin City Expres: Wabash— Omaha Louls Exp.a 6:3 pm | Mall and Express .a 8:00 am Stanberry Local (from Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm Ilinols Centrai— Chicago Expres: Chicago Limited. | Minn.-St. Paul E: Minn.-St. Paul Ltd.. Chicago & Northw Colorado-Chicago Omaha-Chicago Local Colorado-Chicago Omaha-Chicago Special. Pacitic Coast-Chicago Los Anseles-Portiana Limitea | Overlana Carioll Local Fast Local Ceda: | Raplds-Omahs ...... a 3:% pm NORTHWESTERN LINE-NORTH, Twin City and Dakota Daylight . ... 7:50 am Minnesota and Dakota..a 7:00 pm Twin City Limited $:00 pm Sioux City Local. | Dakota-Sioux City- Omaha Minneso Omaha . 211:00 am NORTHWESTERN LINE-WEST. Norfolk-Bonesteel Lincoln-Lonk Pin Norfolk-South Hastings-Superior ot Springs 210:20 pm a730am a3i28 pr a%:0am Deadwood-. Casper-Lander 'r.movalhlnn o Chicag Overland Limited. Overland Special Chicago-Omaha 8| OVEMBER | Puget Sound Ex 11, 1909 RAILWAY TIME CARD—CO~™'™'" Pacttic— L. Bx L. Ex Minso K. C. and St K, C. and St Bat. 12 p m 40 alm & 6:35 am EAST. Rocky Mountain le lowa local........ Chicago Des Moin lowa Loe . Chicago-Eastern Chicago-Nebraska Ltd..a Chicago-Nebraska l.m Colo. and Cal. Ea. Okla. and Texas Ex Colorado Express . Rocky Mountain Ltd BWRLINGTON STA.—10TH & MASON Barlington— Leave Denver _and_Califoila..a 4:10 pm Nebraska points Black Hils .. Northwest BX..... Nebraska_points Lincoln Mall...... Nebraska Ex. Lincoln Local Lincoln Loeal Schuyler-Platismouth Plattsmouth-Towa .. Beilevue-Plattsmouth Colorado Limited Chicago Special Chicago Ex. . Chicago Fast Ex Towa Looal §t. Louls Ex. Konsas City & St X Kansas City & St, Joe..a hansas City & St. Joe.a WEBSTER STA.—15TH @ WEBSTER Missour! Pacifie— Auburn Local . Chicago, St. Omaha— ceepprepseeTaorErERaEe b CEUpRTURTDT R {§E3E5IE55EEEE39EE ...b 3:50 pm b12:10 pm Paul, JMinneapolls & Leave. Arrive. b I 00 pm hll 46 am " ¢ 6:20 pm . b 5 20 pm b 6:30 am .0 8:35 am Bioux City Expres: Omaha Local ..... Sloux City Passenger.... Twin City Passerger. Sloux City Local Emerson Local . :5% pm b 9:10 am a Daily. b Dally pt Sunday. ¢ Sun. day only. d Dally except Baturday. Omaha-Carroll Local...a 3:46 pm & $:30 am OCEAN STEAMSHIPS PRSI 4l b - oo LSS Crulse‘-.:‘e Luxe WEST INDIES ey, “AVON” "o TWO CRUISES (31 days each) $180 wup FROM NEW YORK FROM NEW YORK JAN. 16 and FEB. 19 MARCH 28 A"-Y.I:Ihl Tours by New Twin-Serew b, ECE ™ through the West lndies Complete Iltastrated Booklsts on Request THE ROYAL MAML STEAM PACKET Co. SANDERSON & SON, Gemeral Agents IIMINI-'-I (1u-y-) IBE L SOUTH AMERICA Grand crales as far as the Bimits of Mageliant ew York 7, 1010, ¥ ER (12,000 tons). 16, 81 pAl m'l!. sTION 1onal side e, Sverywhers. eralses to the West Mdies and AR TR G AN ERTC 4146 BROADWAY, N. Y., or LOC. Prof. Hill Pleads Guilty Herb Doctor Who Dismembered Body of Young Woman Says She Died of Her Own Act. Tinm L AGBN N TAUNTON, Mass., Nov, 10~While ¢he At- torney for “Prof.”” Frank L. Hill, the-Fall River herb doctor, who today pleaded gullty to ap indictment of manslaughter in connection with the Tiverton suit case mystery, wae making a statement in the nature of a confession, reporters in Fall River found in a spot indicated in the confession the head of the victim, which completed the dismembered body of the young woman, Miss Amelia St. Jean. Hill's attorney told the court that Miss St. Jean died In Hill's office as a result of her own act, after Hill had refused to give her the surgical relief she had sought. Pending the examination of the head and In view of the statement of four doc- tors that they could fiet accept Hill's alleged confession as true, Judge Stevens postponed sentence in the case and Hill was remanded to jail. The maximum sentence for manslaughter in this state is twenty years imprisonment. WEST WANTS HIS LIBERTY Man Held on Charge at Dav Tries Habeas Corpus in Chicago. CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—Henry O. West, held by the Chicago police as a fugitive from justice on the allegation that he Is Im- plicated in the defrauding of numerous banks in small cities, today sought to obtain his liberty by means of a writ of habeas corpus. West declared to Judge Windes In the circuit court that there ls no valid charge against him and that his detention on telegraphic request from Davenport, Ia., s without authority of ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. 9.—Joseph B. Harbeck and H. O. West, the two men under arrest in Chicago, were identified today through photographs as the men who obtained about $,500 from eleven banks here August 23 on forged drafts. Nine warrants have been issued and the Chi- cago authorities have been requested to hold the men. port Announcements of the Theaters. The surprising feature of the week at the theaters s the appearance of Will M. Cressy In a playlet of the west. It is Indeed odd to see this favorite in a comedy drama where sun play s evident, after knowing him only as a down-east Yankee for more than twenty years. The bill as a whole this week is manfesting enough magnetism to keep the cosy Orpheum packed every night The central character in “The Man From Home" Is an clongated Indiana lawyer Kokomo s his home and Pike his patrony- mic. He is a namesake of “the tall syca- more of the Wabash,” always makes his name known in full-Daniel Voorhees Plke —and as might be expected of a man with that name, he is, or nas been, a member of the Hoosler legislature. He is & kindly droll, shrewd, and unassuming old bache- for, ambling through life at a lasy galt, but not without a purpose. At the Burwood three days, starting this evening. The blind Infatuation which turns & wife from her fireside beside her loving hus- band, to go forth to misery and abuse with an unscrupulois scoundrel, brings about all the sorrow and herpiness in the magnetic story told by “The Little Homestead,” which will e the attraction at the Burwood uext Bunday only, for matinee and night performancss, With the company is Miss Emille Lessing, formerly leading woman of the Burwood Stock com- pany. Rev. R. W. Livers performed the cere- mony uniting in marriage Herman Knlkl and Mary Schmid Monday evening. The wedding took place at the home of the Cole.-Calitornia Perry-Omaha bride Twenty-fifth and J streets, AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Armours l"mulun. Work on New Glue and Hog House. MORE PROTECTION FOR ANIMALS Y. M. €. A, Completes A for Lecture Course—Park Noard Seeks Land. ngements Armour & Co.'s glue house, with reserve floors for live hogs, is nearing completion, The building fs at the northwest corner of the hog house. It is of modern con- struction, being steel and reinforced con- crete throughout The machinery d In the manufacture of glue is being installea and this part of the work will be done about the close of the present week. The reserve floors are ta_be used for sheltering hogs while waiting slaughter. When this is done It Wil not be necessary to slaugh- ter all animals on the day they are deliv- ered from the yards. The hogs will not have to suffer the extremes of heat or cold, thus so often becoming a source of loss. The building has dimension enough to accommodate all the stock of a day's run. This improvement is the largest un dertaking by the South Omaha packers since Swift and Company finished thelr beet-killing department Program of Lectare Co The Young Men's Christian assoclation has completed all arrangements for the lecture course and ls able to announce the program and Indicate what the public is to recelve for the worth of its money. The sale of tickets has been very successful 0 far. Ferguson's jubilea singers will be the first number, and will appear November 19. This troupe drew the largest patronage of any last year. Following this number Rev. Frank MacCorty Will deliver his ad- dress, “The Kingship of Mang’ The Ap- pollo quartet, January 17, is a troupe of vocalists and artists of instrumental mel- ody. Ralph Parlette, February § Is a press humorlst and entertainer. The Vas- ar Girls, who appeared on the Orpheum cleuit, will complets the program on March 16. Park Board Wants More Land. The new park board, composed of seven members, 18 considering buying an addi- tion to the Dee tract, 8o called, so the park may be entered convenlently from the lim- its of the city streets. At present P. J. Barrett's property lies between the city and its park. This tract Is about elght acres and the park s thus unapproachable except by permission of the owner. The property has been offered for a park and was offered at the time of the purchase of the Dee tract. The value is placed by some at about $10,000, but some of the members of the park board are hesitating { about buying as the remainder of the park | fund for this purpose is only a little more than $6,000. Objection is sure to arise if the funds derived from the sale of bonds for permanent Improvements s diverted to the purchase of more ground. ne. Come Out and See. This afternoon and evening there will be & demonstration of the extra merits of Lion collurs at Flynn's. Mr. Mavis Clare will show you in our N St window the comfort and advantages gained by wearing the collar with the lock that locks, the human curve, the easy tle, etc, etc, all patented and not to be found in any other collars. Mr. Clare promises to show a few of our mew H., 8. & M. suits and overcoats; this itself will be well worth your trip downtown. Mr. Clare is a very Interesting little gentleman and we hope to see you all come and exchange smiles with him. JOHN FLYN):' & Co. Magle City Gossip, Our men's gun metal shoes at $2.0 are all right. Cresmey. Mrs. Anthony Kilker reports the birth of & daughter in her home. Dr. R. L. Wheeler conducted the first of the two weeks' gospel meetings at the Baptist church, Rubber Goods—Beware of the 2d and 3d grade goods shown. We handie oniy the Ist grade. Cressey. The Christian Endeavor soclety of the Presbyterian church met with Miss Madge Sturrock last evening. Mrs. Bdward Lowry ‘was called to Fort Dodge, la., Monday on account of the death of her brother. The infant of G. Thomas, Twenty and P streets, dled Monday night. funeral will be this afternoon. $200 reward for arrest and conviction of party or parties who caused incendlary fire of store. H. H. Katskee. V. E. Conley and Misses Ella and Julla Conley have returned from Illinols, where they went to attend the funeral of their mother. Lorenzo Dafley has filed notice of a claim against the city for $20 damages by reason of the change of grade of West L street, 01, established real estate and insur- ance business must be sold in ten days. Reasonable cause for selling. Address, J. Bee, South Omaha. GANNON'S BODY IS SENT TO KENTUCKY Oklahoma Police Looking for Man and Woman Formerly Associated With Murdered Ma ixth The OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov, 10.—The body of R. D. Gannon, who was found murdered Sunday morning on the top of a ten- story building, was sent to Lexington, Ky., today for burial. The body was accompan- fed by a member of the local Knights of Columbus lodge. This lodge has offered a reward of $2,600 for the capture and con- vietim of the murderer and has called upon the government to offer a similar reward Search. throfignout the state Is made for C. M. Kryder and Msude his stenographer, Who were jointly ested with nuon in a wining deal. An unconfirmed report from Miami, Okl to- night says that the vomaa has been lo- cated. Kryder is under bond charied with forging the name of It I vakeman to a note for 3%, executed to tha Purcell bank and Trust company at Purcell, Okl Kryder and Miss Geek are sall to have owed Gannon §750 un a ncte. The : inquest iInto th= Jdeath of (iannon began today and alter & physician lad testified that reath was lue to stram - lation, and adjourned untll Thursday. belng Geck, inter ISING REAST through the critical ordeal with Anti-Saloonists Charge Closing Law is Brokcn H. A. Stone and Others Say They Bought Drinks After Eight at Henshaw and Rome. Complaints have been sworn to and war- rants issued by Police Judge Bryce Craw- ford, charging Thomas J. O'Brien, pro- prietor of the Henshaw and Rome Miller, proprietor of the Rome hotel, with violat- Ing the § o'clock saloon closing law. The complaints were filed by Harry A. Stone, secretary of the Anti-Saloon league, and the warrants were immediately Issued and o five counts In each complaint, ing a period from August 3 to Novem- ber 2 the date on which the last general election was held. The complaints, accord- ing to Mr. Stone, are but foverunners of others to be made in the immediate futuro In the case of Thomas J. O'Brien of the Henshaw hotel, it is charged that on August 3, last, at the hour of 9:20 p. m beer was bought in the hotel bar room by Harry A. Stone and also by one A. F. Rasp. On October 6, complaint alleges, Fred Kavan was sold beer at the hour of 11:3 p. m. On election day, November 2, O. E. Holyoke and Fred Kavan, the complaint further deposes purchased intoxicating liquors at the bar at the hour of 11:20 p. m. The complaint against Rome Miller of the Rome hotel, alleges the following trans- actions: . October 6, 11:689 p. m., to Harry A. Stone; October 7, 10 p. m. to Fred Kavan; Octo- ber, 18, 10:30 p. m., to Harry A. Stone and Fred Kavan; November 2, 10:10 p. m. to °d Kavan and C. B. Holyoke. Beer, in each instance, being the beverage bought. These cases grow out of the allegell serving of Intoxicating beverages by the hotel propriet in question In teapots and other receptacles. Considerable of the furore was caused at the police court when the complaints were filed and the war- rants issued. Messrs, O'Brien and Miller will likely be arralgned in police court this morning. They refuse to discuss the case. LAFAYETTE TO BE PALATIAL Let for New Plan Apart- House nt Seventeenth a Jackson, F. M. Wecks has let to Willlam Roch- ford & Son the contraet for erecting at Seventeenth avenue and Jackson street the first of a group of apartment houses that will be somewhat unique, In Omaha at least. Fisher & Lawrle drew the plans, which provide for nineteen apartments of two, three and four rooms, in a four-story buflding. The cost of the finisher struc- ture will run well over $40,000. When fits iwo companion buildings are erected, next vear probably, the total investment will be something like $150,000. The new bullding will be known as the Lafayette apartments and will have Its main entrance on the Seventeenth avenue side, which extends 110 feet. The main front will be of pressed brick, with terra cotta trimmings, and will be quite artistic. There alko will be an entrance on Jackson slreet, But in the Interlor arrangement is where the new features of apartment con- venlence will be seen. Hach apartment will have a stationary refrigerator, which will be cooled from a central refrigerating plant in the basement. No ice will be brought into any apartment, . There will also be a vacuum cleaning plant, part of the equipment of the bulld- ng, to be operated by the janitor, ana tiltered water will be supplied to all ten- ants from a large filter to be Installed by the owner. A gas stove will also be placed In each suite Every suite of rooms will have oytsige sunlight morning or aft- ernoon. This will be accomplished by mov- ing forward to the lot line three houses now on the west end of the lot, fronting Eighteenth street. Eyentually these houses will be moved away to make room for the companion bulldings planned. “We expect business to move up that way within a few years,” said Mr. Weeks, “and when that happens the Jackson street front of the apartments will be rearranged Into stores. The plans are so dravn as to permit of that being done without afs- turbing the original construction to any great extent. We will then have a Atore frontage of 155 feet. “While this building will be something of an experiment in Omaha, I propose to bulld a little ahead of the demand, it anything. To have a thoroughly sanitary bullding, with exceptionally large rooms 4n swall sultes, is my idea. And to realize it everything that could be suggested ha been Incorporated in the plans. There Is outside light for every suite, large cor- ridors, and the last thing available In refrigeration, cleaning, laundry fittings, heating and decorating will be utllized. It Is expected the new aparfments will rent for approximately $15 per month. The Monday Night club met for the first party of the season with Mr. and Mys, W. Miller. The first prize was won by N. Hinchey and Mrs. Dave Garratt. The consolation prize was won by Dave Gar- ratt and Mrs. A. A. Wright. Contract ment HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY How To Save $2 On Cough Medicine by Making 1t at Home ceee Cough medicines, as a rule, are mostly syrup. To make the best syrup, take a pint of Granulated Sugar, add % pint warm water, and stir about 2 minutes. Get two and one-half ounces of Plnex 50 cents worth), put it in a clean pint bottle, and 11l up with Granulaled Sugar Syrup. This makes a full pint of un- equaled cough syrup, for about 54 cents. 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