Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1909, Page 11

OFFERED FOR RENT '}'I ses and O wen—Conti; r, 2831 8. th St, heat, $%5. § r., 2604 Plerce St., mod. ex. heat, §35. 143 N. 224 8t partly mod., barn, $i6 . 171 N. 8ith St mod. ex. § r. @24 Bancroft i car line, nearly new, new, mod., ex close to . ex. heat, $21 Il mod., good piace, + all mod. ex. heat, ’ 219 Capitol Ave, mod. ex. ' heat, newly rated, $30. 9 r., 1503 Binney, mod. ex. heat; ses it. 8 r., new, Cor. Bivd. and Davenport, will be completed abott Dec. 16.; onk floors throughout, $80. FLATS. 6 r, 1506 Emmet St. one of the nicest little and modern flats in the city, only $30. 7 r., 1409 8. 10th, will be completed about the 16th, $40. 7 507 B. %th Av water heat, close in, § r., 2207 Davenport St close in, % block to High HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 2719 8. 9th, 6 rooms, 1 block to Farnam line, $16. Henson, 7 rooms, 4 lots in fruit, new, §I8 2123 8. 9th, 7 rooms, all mod., nea:ly new, $25. 2616 N. 25th, near Kountze Place, 7 rooms, square style, $25. 4328 Charles, § rooms, all modern; for families if desired, $27.50. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 100 N. Y. Life. or A-2152 all mod., new, hot new, all mod., chool, $46. 1614 Harney St 2 POULTRY (Continvied.) M. B. TURKE “ wis W, OFFERED FOR SALE s—Con tin Y8 for walo: egE® In scason. Preston, Sorth Loup, U-NEED-A Poultry Tonic for & ave; If your egg increase does not twiee ay for your tonle. your money will be re. | unded. D. E. Johnson Co. Omaha. Neb. | DRUGS at cut price §10 orders; catalogn MeConnell ' Drig Co. freight paid on & free. Sherman & Omaha. Neb 29 OVERCOATS SLIGHTLY USED, ata bargain A b. SINGER, 416 N. 16th. Large stock stoves, furnit. Must seli next % days. Bell Fur. Co., 1406 Dodge. R SHOLARSHIP on Icading business co. lege for sale at discount. Address P s Bee. $56.00 COAL % Weeth. EVERYTHIN n l&p writers; J few of our ba . bullt No. 2 Smitn Premier, i No. 3 Oliver, $5; Ington, $33; machines shipped no deposit required. TYPEWRITER EQUIPMENT CO., 308 8. 12th St Second-Hand Boilers We will sell_two boliers that have b In use at the Bee bullding. They are each 175-horscpower return tubslar boilers, 78 ineh diameter by 18 fees long. They have 188 C. 1. tubes, 3 inches by 13 feet. Work PULLETS $1.2%6 each In Light Brafmas White Rocks and Partridge Wyandot Cockorels, for $1.00 to $3.00 each in Barred White and Buff Plymouth Rocks, Whit Buff, Partridge, Silver and Golden Laced Wyandottes, Single Comb Brown and White Leghorns, Single Comb White Minor cas, Light Brahmas, Rose and Single Comb Rrode Island Reds, Turkeys, Ducks and Address Walter Hogue, Fairfield try It. Harmon 1t's_good, Both ‘phones. Geese Neb, on approvai: PRINTING ‘PHONE_IND. A-26% for good prinung Lyrgstad Printing Co.. i6th & Capitol Ave REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE DEALERS. | | | REED ABSTRACT CO., Bst. 1866; promp: service; ket our prices. 1710 Farnata St REAL ESTATE LOANS 00 to $,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug Al LEGAL NOTICES (Continued ( meeting. 1f unable to attend please sign and return the prox ve nlready sent you. A H ov. 18 to Jan. 1§ bl the mesting which w CALBF, Sacretary Nov 18 to Jan 1§ 4 home build & partial pay camp ssion. LOANS to home owners ers, with priviloge of waki ments semi-annual c W. H. THOMAS, 508 First National Bank Bldg. FIVE PER ( to loan on Omaha Busines THOMAS BREX Room 1, New Fork Life GOVERNMEN1 NOTICES OFFIC CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, De cember 4 1908 —Scaled proposals in tripl cate will be recelved until 11 a. m central time, January 1910, 'and ther | opened In the presence of attendink | @ers for the comstruction of an School Annex to ridan Hall at Leavenworth, Kansas, including plwmbing, heating and ' eleotric ' wiring epecifications may be seen at and offices of Chiet Quartermast Paul and Omaha; Builders’ Exchange, | Paul; Master Builders’ Exchange and 8. Quartermaster's office Scarritt building Kansas City, Mo. Full Information an blank forms of proposals furnished upor ation to this office. United States re the right to accept or reject any s. K velopes containing | should be m_rked ““Proposals for i | School Ann-: to Sheridan iall at Forl “Hiag ‘ “WANTED—City loans and warrants, W 4 Farnam Smith & Co., 130 Farnam St 000 made promptly. F. D. Wead 15th and Farnam. $100 to Wead Blag MORTGAGE loans negotiated 4718 First National Bank phone Douglas 23i s Apply Bide. MO WANTED—City loans. "OND Rooms Bell TO LOAN--Payne Investment Co. Peters Trust Co. STWICK & CO. N. Y. Life. . $50 to $,000; low rate Bemis. Brandels Ridg ing pressure 150 pounds per square inch Heat surface, 19,000 square feet. Grate ares 32% square feet. ‘We are very anxious to dispose of these bollers Immediately and will sell at & bar- sain if taken at once. THE BEE BUILDING COMPANY, 17th and Farnam Sts. GANGESTAD, 04 Bee Bldg. Tel. D 3261 SAYNE INYV. CO., first floor N. Y. Life. FENJAMIN R. E. CO. 477 Brand mui REAL ESTATE TITLE.TRUST CO. | CHAS E. WILLIAMSON, President R. cottage, 3018 Ohlo, $20; mod. except Carlberg, 911 N. Y. Life. 716 Bancroft St., 6 rooms, city water, $12. 2521 Binneéy, 6-r., city water, ste., $13 1% N. 19th, 8, 4 rooms, barnm, water, $i2 2218 ‘Grace St., 0- 2218 Grace, new & city all modern, $20. #trictly modern, $25. 2512 Parker St., §-r. modern ex. fur., $18. | W. G._SHRIVER, 1023 New York Life Bidg. FOR_RENT—Two-story, 6 rooms and bith; West Farnam; laundry In basement; electric And gas; cement floar; stalrway to floored attic; corner; 4 vears old; newly papered and painted; gas range, heater and window shades all free. Apply 4259 Farnam or Willows, $64 Brandels BIfk. Rent $30. 12 ROOMS MODERN ¢ walking dieiance to center of cify. tion makes it very desirable rocming house A A _LAND & LOT Co, New York Life Bld cglsrn_house, laundry, furna i distriet, $25. Tel. Harney 463 wanice. Ring ¥-room. COAL by the fon. Call Webater 6997. HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hand, 1818 F' WE'HAVE on hand a number of ink vis which we will sell at 50c each. They are fine for rain water or ashes. Call gt pressroom Bee Publising Co, CUIY PHOPERTY FOR SALB. NEW 7 ROOMS MODERN Modern, up-to-the-minute, large lot. One of the cholcest locations in the western part of the city In order to settle partner- | ship quickly, will be sold at & very low | price | VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & LOT Co, | Buite 624 New York Lif 3 281 EVANS St. 7 rooms, new, moder ak and pine finish; near Omaha univer- sity—$3,750. Call W-3199. I WANT an offer on lot 2 block 20, ori fnal plat of the city of Omaha, with two | houses, 1909 and 1911 California str Lot 66x132 feet THOMAS BRENNAN, New York Life Building. TALL SIZES of, empty boxes and kindling wood for sale. Abply at office. F. W. Wool- worth & Co. 0Gc and 10c Stor TEN beautiful Xmas ®rds 10 cents. Sat- isfaciion guaranteed. Stamps or silver. Cen tral Towa Mercantile Co., Colo. Ta, Bl¢ LIVERY AUCTION SOUTH OMAHA. See the big livery auction ad under head of Horses and Vehicles. F. D. VAN PELT, the Auctloneer. Phones Doug 268, Ind. A 2268, SHT storm sashes, § ft 10 in. by 2ft. § Leavenworth, Kansas,” and addressed to Captaln Wm. D. Davis, Quartermaster U 8. Army, Constructing Quartermaster, For Leavenworth, Kansas. DA-6-7-811-8 OFFICE _OF THE_ COl Quartermaster, Fort Robnson, December 2, 1308—Sealed proposals for fur " REAL ESTATE WANTED VACANT Jots and houses. H c buyers. (i1 Karbach Blk. Red 3607, A-34 Wik HAVE BUYERS FOR 6 6 and 7-room houses. Ii prices are righ: we can cell your property for you, NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Suite 6 N. V. new pumps, etc., at 3, 1910. Plans and specifications may consulted at the office of the chief quarter: master at Denver. | depot quartermaster at St. Louls, and a this office. Rlank proposals and instruc tions to bidders may be obtained at th same offices. Plans and specification furnished upon receipt of certified for $15, to insure their return. Envelops contalning proposals should be indorssd. “Proposals for Water System," SWAPS FOUR 6-room new modern houses. lots, in southwestern part of Omak incumbrance; want Nebraska land, NOWATA LAND AND LO1 €O, Suite 624, New York Life Bldz. TO EXCHANGE—100 acres land, central Dawson Co., Neb., half cultivation, for mules, horsés, Shetland ponies or North Dakota land. T. E. Wofenden, Cozad, Neb | ss lands from'$2.50 per | acre up. What have you to trade for land? | 1 locate on government land. Write Ed | Hanshaw, Laird, Colo. | UNION STATION—107T Fort Robinson, Nebraska 8-7-8-9-10-1 FARMS and gr RAILWAY TIME CARD as new heap. 82 S. 19th St. for eale 2067-69 PACIFIC, modern, 9-room bricks, excellent condition, $40. BENSON & MYERS CO., Phone Douglas 746. 412 N. Y. Life Blag. 7 ROOMS WEST OMAHA Lot 50x112, house one year old, built by owner; three bed rooms and bath up- stairs; modern every way; combination strictly W oase 7l"uxluvr.| OSTEOPATHY INST., 418§ N. Y. L. T) Dr. Kathryn cept heat, 104 | NEW 6-room house, modern. Harney 647 = fixtures. | $3,500—-TERMS | Looks like a_ Christmas gift NOWATA LAND_AND LOT CO, Suife 624 New York Life BIAg. PATENTS- I 0. BARNELL. Paxton Hik. Tel. Re MODERN 8-room house, 216 8. 3th Ave Phone Douglas 4387, -ROOM, modern. 1110 N. 22d. HOUSES, flats, Garvin Bros., 318 N. Y. L. HOUSKES-Peters Trust Co., N, Y. Life Bldx bbb 0 STORM SASH NEEDED Don't waste your mon equip your windows and doors with UGolden All Metal weather strip. Send postal to or ses Sam’l | Dickinson, 321 Ramge Bldg. 9 ROOMS WEST OMAHA HU Bldz _ Pook PERSONAL § tons coal; for pariculars, R. W.3105; B.2245. MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. D. 149 Pack, store and ship household goods. FREE §; 'WMorenouse’ Co. treatment. ~Mme. Smith MAGNETIC 555" se thira fioor Lot §0x150, modern, oak mantel and four bed rooms and bath upstairs, B —— 7 Bulldings. x4 FEET, ‘ground floor,'10th and Doug las. Peters & Edholm Co. Otr1ees DESIRABLE single office uffices, In Continencul bloc) ALFRED . K 00, JNCKE Natiofa) T alvo sulte SDY 2uilding. Ligsment Wih. Hall, in Searga 43 Ramgy C Riore. 21 Cuming. Tel. Web, 3170, DFSIRARRE , stornroom, No. 1613 Mih st apied as @ meat n fir o W years and i CRZImN font that” 117a) of b AL KEN? ?)&n i1 Pank B! TUNETAY T S teneiishod Rooms Wivr ot (our Dodge S -‘ rooms, Rl bt t Farnished Houses. FURNIE 9 particaizrs. 1ie o 1o 3months. . Fursitar: CHEAPPST PLACE for STOVES AND FURNITURE. Racket Store, 16 & Cuming BARGAINS I decond hand Furniture Schweitzer, 1711 N. 24th 8t. W. 21 B. 1328 TOVES, $lightly used; 5o0ld regar cost. Amevican Furniture Co., 220 N. FOR SALE—Hard coul stove, cookstove and bed, cheap, H. Schwarts, 4006 Hamil- ton street. Musical Instruments. RLIGHTLY u at Harney. uprignt planos for sale ® i natener Co. - . 6015 TVERS & POND piano, almost new: cheap 106 McCague Blk. PIANOS _selected now In THE BEN- 271 PIANO ~CLUBS will be held for nristmas delivery i€ desired. HECOND hand typewriters sold. repaired, aniral ‘Typewriter Exchange, 1607 Farnam We savé you rom %ic to COA $150 on every tou and give better coal." We gyarant correct welghts. | Rosenblatt’s Cut Price Coal Co, | Miscellaneous. AT CUT PRICES) COAL—S baskets, 81 Dry kindl Toad, 0 delivered. Biar leo & Conl Coo 1. 1 SAFES, aew and sccond-hard, €38 N. sith St B 1 room downstairs; front and rear barn and_driveway. $4,600—TERMS A _genuine snap. NOWATA LAND_ AND LOT CO., 624 New York Lile Private confinement home. Mrs, Dr, King. 1824 N 24th. Tel, Web. 2. Tnd JOHN CANE u’l’n“;lwn Now ls th ime to trim trees, trellires, grape vines. ST fea 1104, Ind. A-9640. Red bA6S 18TV S 101 € ®th Ave N§ Fon + corn comes out or your rter comes back when you | Haines Drug Co.. 1610 Fa:. NS 00 npt] AGNETIC treatment. Mme. Smith, " s s | MAGNETIC GZ™MEN o0 hira fioor Wi H, GATES i PRIVATE HOME. during . confinement; | 617 Ni Y. Life. Phone D. 1204. babies for adoptiun. Good Samaritan Sani 5 toriuni, 740 ist Ave.. Council Bluffs, Ia O COR THE SALVATION ARMY TW VER LOTS | improvements loghing: in fget First _elass Al around them. Ciiy water. sewer, gas; near car; ki ¥ each Vieet ir and sell at 14 N. '1th cost of collection 1o the worthy 50x134 feet, $500. uil phone Douglas 4135 and wagon COR 36TH 2 acant lots, ND JONES. | solicits castoff anyihing you do’ not need. VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & LOT CO. | RSN Y. Late, ATTRACTIVE, well cohs story house at 2506 Maple pieted. Six rooms, reception rocm, attic and full cemenied basement; strictly modern. Dest plumbing, furnace | and combination gas and electric fixwures. For sale by owner. | merers’ Ine. Ramge BldE. = ucted, - twoki Just com-| hall, bath - e arnd repair all makes of sew« ‘Phones, Ind., A-1663, Doug. Cyele Co., corner fith and Har JAMES RUBY can_ge writhhg John or Che. urance money ey men. GRIFFITH, ER BLK. a stroke or two fact thet you | - Remember it culy takes nd toupees for jof the pen to n the ihe ad_in 1 REAL ESTATE FARM AND nA;\l i LANO FOR SALE te home for confine- ments; excellent care: bables adopted: trained nurse. %18 Davenport. Arleae de Voy. Manicuring and inassage. 20 & 16th St. Flat 8. Phone D. 78%. | MME. ALLEN of Chicago, salt magnetic and massage treatments, 17th 8t ‘Colorado. FOR SALE, NO TRADE—10-acre fruit| ranch in Canon City, Colo.; good climate; | water right unquestionabie;’ weil set to a kinds apples, cherries, plums and small fruits; good improvements; one of the pret | tiest places in the Arkansas Valley; further | Information if desired; must be seen to be Address Leslie W. Thayer, glow, | Wt N DR. EGGERS' private confinement home, 151 Martna St. D. 6320, w rent at LIEBEN' | appreciated. Al Howard. D. 4115 Victor, Colo. Masque Suits MASSAGE AND BATHS. R-308 Old Boston Store Blds., th floor. 120 So. 16th St. Stairway on Douglas St. JOSIE WASHBU “Underworld Sewer, stores, price. $1.50, $6.00 PER MONTH, secures a high grade | Pilano in THE BENNETT PIANO CLUB. Join now, select your Plano. FARM FOR 185 acre from Farming! % a bal ture; coal mipe on land, mine lensed? good house of 7 rooms, 2 barns and large orchard of all kinds And cistern at house, 'phone price, $46 per acre. M armington, la. 1% miles plow land, N'S new sold at book, ali the book | of fruit: well in house; Schootey, ' F G Minnesota. 155 ACRES, Steel count finn., and for sale. Improvements, every acre can be cultivated; 5 miles from Owatorma, two miles from Hope; no trades. Price, $60.00 per acre. Geo. W. Johnson, owner, Wil- mar, Minn. GOOD apple cider, everybody lihes It Muller makes the best. Tel. Harney 85251 MECHANO THERAPY Is & drugless cure for lost Consult Dr. Margarite H ville block. = Tel. Doug. vision of M. D. MISS LA GRAN Dodge St., $p. m. , baths, - massage. 1617 basement’ flat. Hours, 10 a. m.- TWO Missourl farms for sale or wil tiade for property in Omaha or vicinity. | 213 Decatur S A HOME for women during confinement, find homes for babies where mothers not for them. Bables boardsd. ¢ terms address Mrs. Martha A. Lee, 401 Rancroft St., Omaha, Neb., Phone Doug- TWO quarters, | sas: an_tillable; quick. Box S34 rman county to_town; b, Kan: clo must sel’ Lincoin. N POULTRY_ Wereenings, $1.50 100 ibs Wagner, 801 N. 16th, FOR BALE New and 3d-hand billiard .E.nool tables. We lead the world | P bar Tixiures, ensy Dayments: Bruns o wick-Balke Callender, 407 So. 10th St | 60 ACRES | Near Pacific Junction, la.; this year; balance pasture oom house; FOR SALE—Choice 8. C. Buff Orping ton cocks, cockerels, hens and pullets. Toulouse geese, are prize winners, at a bar galn. Peter A Brehm, Harvard Neb 50 acres m corn @ and orchard; this Is good land $60 per acre; can make terms, Every week a remarkable 1 6ain in Bee want ads. The Bee made a big gain again in its want ads last It grew in paid want ads 24 columns over the corresponding week last year, while its nearest competitor incrensed only 12 columns. week. l{«-u»\:mh--x, too, that this gives the other pa- pers credit for all sorts of indecent ads, and fraud- ulent ads, such as clairvoyant, ete., that the Bee has rejected. In most self-respecting homes The Bee is the only paper that gets decent, sc less of the work they " The value to the paper that goes to the homes of all classes, ac- counts for the satisfactory results from Bee advertising. nt, | nf.‘lnlous and sensational newspaper reading is objectionable to thé intelligent, regard- MeCague Investment Co., 1506 Dodge St. ik it N o R AT $45 PER ACRE { We will sell you a 30-acre improved | farm in eastern Nebraska. two miles of a good, live town and best market. If you will look at this land you will agree that It is vefy cheap. Selling at this low price {in order to settle a partnership quickly. VERY EASY TERMS OWATA LAND & LOT Co, Sulte ‘24 New York Life Bidg. Okiamoma. OKLAHOMA We have 160000 acres of cholce land to selcct from, ranging in price from $ to $10 per acre. This land is In the oll and | gas ‘district and you might get an oil well | with_your land. NOWATA LAND AND LOT €O, Sulte @24 New York Life Bldg. Gregon. LANDS, $2.50 PER ACRE |, Have some very choice timber land loca- tions, accessible to rallroads and_rivers, yet ‘un.péll.d for, and must be sold to settlers | for $2.50 per acre in quantities not greater | thun 160 acres to any one purchaser. Any | person over 21 years of age can make ap- | plication without ‘nterference with home- Stead or other government emtry rights. These lands contain mostly cedar and fir | timber and will average in estimates, 8,000,- {000 10 10,000,000 feet per quarter Section. Call or write 413 Karbach Bidg., Omaha, past the door. Uneclean, in- do, or their incomes. advertisers of The Bee—the | 100 IMPROVED FARMS in central Min- resota; all sizes. cheap prices: easy terms; | always a good title. Write for land list No. | 8. Mention this paper. C. D. Baker Fer- e |sus Falls, Mion | Omaha, Neb. 1% | for board while ‘attending 'Boyies college. | day | City Northwestern Ral | chase by tow Pacifio— WANTED TO BUY E BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pay price 2d-nand, furniture, clothes, etc. D. Overland Limited. Chin d Japan Mall Oregon and Washington Limited gell . clothing and shoes. Tol. DUUE | Bortandg. Specia) | Colorado Spretal w7 4 s o s latte Loecal. A platform scale In_ £000 condition. | Doiarade Express Address August Miller, 607 N. 3d St. South | Grana Istand Locai. Lincoin-Eeutrice Local.. Valparaiso and Centras City . .\ b12:40 pm WANTED—TO RENT | SW0 i i wesionis WANTED at once by party of 3 ‘for 1 |Chicago Limited . or 3 months suite of furnished \rooms | Twin City Limited with board in private family. Loeation | Chicago Express must be good. Willing to pay lib for satisfactory rooms. Addr WANTED TO B JOHN, THE BUYER—Second-hand and misfit clothing, wedding dresses. Best of prices. Phones, Douglas 3128 and Ind. B 3128, best BLST price pald for second-hand furni tuj e, carpet ha-St. Louls Exp. and EXpress ... Stanberry Local (from Council Bluffs).. Chicago, Milwaukee = i — | Overland_Limited. WANTED—Hotel to rent. must be {ur"OmAhB-Chlo. Exp nished. Can give best of reference as to ability and character. Address, Y9, care The Bee. On Mall = WANTED—SITUATIONS _ WANTED—By young man 20 years old not married, position as clerk in dry goods or general store. Can furnish best of refer © Address Y 104, Bee. TLADY several years' business train ing desires position selling either or will travel. Al references. W1, care Bee. FREE § WANTE Chicago KExpress. Chicago Limited. Minn.-St. Paul E; Minn.-S Omaha- i | Cuicage & Nortawestern— .| Colorado-Chicago .. Chicago Daylight Sri. in city | Omaha-Chicago Address | Colo for particulars ke Co. W.3105; B | Pacitic Co R. | Los Angeles-Poriand | “Limited .. | Overland LimiteG... man. place to work | autroll Local | Fast Local Cedar Rapids-Omaha “ want it done ri m‘ NORTHWESTERN LINE—NO | Twin City and Dakota E | Daylight ....... POSITION as housekeeper' and companion | Minnesots and Dot n mod nfortable home. Prease give | Twin City Limited A:Idres‘. Mrs. L. | Sioux City Local b, ‘ Lskota-sioux Cl tons coal; Moreh By young Both phones you WASHING 1t ATH. good—Web, RT mccou M nvolce Oxfora. LEGAL. NOTICES* MISSOURL _PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY \ )€ HOLDERS MEETING,| Casper-Lunder 3 HERIEBY GIVEN that u spe- | Fremopt-Alvion 2 clal meeting of h of the Mis. | vilssourl Pacifie— RO will bl K. C. and St L. Bt d Com- | K. C. and St n Bat. 13 D, Meeroreessree.tll Chlcego, Hock lvinua & racifio— EAST. itocky Mountain Lid. [lowa Local . “eee | Chicago Day Express.. * | Dos Molnes Local scul o-kasiern work a| erd Neb. | | Norfulk- Boncsteel . Lixgoin-Long Fiue Norlo.k-south Platte. Hastings-Superion Deadwoud-kot Springs.u s.60 pm t in the Cny of Nt souri, on Tuesday 15th day anuary, 1510, at o'l 1 the f oon of that duy, to consider and act toliowing propositions: (@) To adopt a code of Company. (b) To rat assent to and approve a certain indenture of lease bearing date the Lth day of July, 19, by and betwee Boonville, St. Louis & Southern Raiiway Comnpany. a corporation of the State of | Missouri, and this Company and autiorized on behall of this Company ut & meeting ot the Board of birectors, heid on the lith of August, I (¢) To ratiiy, ass nine e 1po; by-laws for a 4:00 p.u .bl0:5 am ‘& 4i40 pm a 6:0s pm Bx. WE Licago-Nebraska Ltd. for Lincolu G Wi b t to and approve the purchase by ihis Company uf tne whole or any part of the raiiroads and other erty and franchiscs of ali or any foliowing named rallroad companies: Cartuage and western Railway Company Joplin and \Western Raway eompany, St Louis, Uak Hill and Carondelet Raliway Company, Sedalla, Warsaw and Soutii- western Railway Com The Ka road Corapany Southern Railway C Omaha Hell Kailway Cumipauy, Southerr Railway Comp: wa; Company in_ Neoraska, The Pueoio and Staie Line Raivad Company, and Kaosas and Arkansas Vailey Kailwa ) For the purpuse of refunding under- Iymg mortgexe bonds and equipment obli- gaticny of tue Company and for oiher cor porate purpy 10 consent o, concur in crease of the bunded Pacitic Rail- Barlington— o Leave 4:10 pm «4 40 pm am 10 pm ‘a1l pm e ui20 am b 1:20 pm ‘w916 am Denver _and _Califori Puget Sound Ex. Nebraska polits Glack Hills .. Northw st Bx... Nebiaska points Mail. 2. Lceal Local Senuyieres o SHOUIH Plattsmouth-Iowa Leilevue-Plattamouth ny, The any, Omatia Pacttic Rail Nebraska a1 pm an §t. Louls E Konsas City Kansas City Juasas Ciy WEBSTER y Compauy, by th the issue of Goic pany, limited In tic prineipal amour time outstanc oF rates Lot annum, any part of suc vy the Coni agyregate (0 the @b at any one interest ai 4 rate fve Per cent per 1-aLnUaily, and ali or bends, as the Hoard of Direciors may derviimine, t be convertibie at the opuon of the huiders aud registered uwners thereof Into siock of the Rallway « such terms and otnerwise us the board of Directors may determine; | und 0 consvnt to, concur lu 80d authorize the execudon and delivery of w murtgage and deed of oo ana uf the Whoic t of the TWliroads ALG ULLEr pluperty nchises of thls Con:pany ther ned or hercafier a 0 secure mpa y, and to.m’ and Slinueapolis Leave. ..h2:00 pm Arrive. Sloux City Expres: Omaha Local Sloux City Pa Twin City Passerger.. Siovx City Local...... 3 Emorson Local b 555 30 am % am pm b6 c e OCEAN STEAWNSHIPS Cruises de Luxe autharize ths pur- ompary fiom ume .0 time q £25,00,00 par vaiue of the | iron Mountain and of not 1 bonds ui Southern Kailv puny. () To ratify *ne procecdings Board of Directors ‘hsretofore in una abou: the matters aforesaid, inciudlug the authorization of :aid bonds and mori- Kags wig ¢ 50 and the madge of a nd o consl act upok sther business as Propery we acted @t the meet The stotk ansfer 00oks of the ¢ will be ciosed a1 3 . M. on tne of Jenuasy, 191, aud will remain until 10 A. i ourthe 19tk day ol Ja 1910. Dated, New York, November 17th, 1903, By order of the Board uf Directors. GEORGE J. GOULD, President. A. U CALEF, Secretary. of taken th oy “AVON” 50 TWO CRUISES EASTER CRUISE (31 days each) (18 days) 8130 wuap 885 up FROM NEW YORK | FROM NEW YORK JAN. 18 and FEB. 19 MARCH 28 Also Yachting Tours by New Twin-Screw “BERBICE ™ through the Weat |ndies Complete [Uasirated Booklets on Reguest Jupuny h da closed SANDEKSON & SON, Geaeral Ageats 22 State Sireet, New York 149 LaSaile 50, Chicago, ‘W, E. Bock, 1584 Farnam St. Omaha, “The Missourl Pacific Raliway Company, 1% Broadway, New York, Nov. 0ih, 1809.— To the stockhoiders of the Missouri Pacific Rallway Company: Referring to the aotice sent to you November 1ith, 1%9, calling & special meeting of the stockhulders of this company (0 be held on the 15th day of Jan- uary, 1910, you are notified that the stock transfer books of this company will be | closed at 3 o'clock p. m. December sth 10, instead of January ith, 1510, and re- avold any possibility of confusion in deal- ! ings In the stock and rights to subseribe | B 4 maiu closed until 10 o'clock a. m. January to bonds, prior to the date of said speeial ECTION, 1y TRAVEL sPLERBIRLY AN Gen INCINNATI RUISE to the 80 DAYS- - ES N. Y, JAN, the Weaf lad'ea G-AMERIC 4146 BROADWAY, N. Y., or > Ll hotte i N ‘AL AGENTS. 19th, 1910. This change in date is made to bid- Engineer Fort Plans and this office STRUCTING ebraska, nishing all material and labor for addition to and repalring pump house, new boilers, Fort Robinson, Neb., | Wil be received here until 11 & m. January o Omaha and Chicago, eck Improving and Repairing and addressed to Captain F. T._Arnold, Constructing Quartermaster, H & MASON all:l5 pm b10:15 am @ 3:% pr 10:20 pm 4 530 pin L@ 8:00 pru al1:00 am b e:0pm b 136 pm pm a 6:50 pm .b 2:50 pm_ b12:10 pm -« bll:45 am © 6:30 pm b 9:20 pm 3 b 9:30 am WEST INDIES | America LINE Guyety. vood, Behman Show at The Gayety two times Sunday ™ B by nee was most audible expression o evening was ds from Mayor Danlmar departure, and orm that he likes to see time, %o long as the an and means no harm of the enteriainment af the specifications | ol gave as on plank in his p ! |tolks have a gocd entertainment 1 ¢ |As to the quality [forded, it meets with lald down by the mayor. It is clean, never coarse, has nothing that might be con strued as offensive, and bubbles over with fun of a jolly, nonsensical sort. The cos tumes are bright and clean, and are |ehosen with good taste; the girls are of | |all sorts and conditions as to size and age |and personal appearance, but all are work- |ess and each can do something. And the comedians are clever, so that the whole | |18 deserving the patronage asked for it.| 1t the first day's experience is to be taken |as evidence, the new departure at the | Gavety will prove a success. Twelve per- | formances a week will be glven, the com- | pany closing on Friday night in order to |make the jump to Minneapolls, the next |coming on from Kansas City in time to open on Sunday evening. Margaret King and Lon Hascall lead the forces, Miss King singing & number of songs and closing the first act by a sen- sational flight over the audience in an alf- ship. Willlam J. Kennedy is the chief of the funmakers, and his work as the “rube’ detective 1s as good of the rt as anyone needs care to see, Many ensemble num- | bers and general chorus work are afforded. The vaudeville features are of high order. The Courtnay sisters made a big hit last night with their songs, one having a ba | volce, and the other a strong contralto. The Seven Belfords are remarkable acro- | bats, one of the boPs especially capturing the spectators by his somersault turning He turns twice over, after leaping from the shoulders of another, and alights on the same shoulders. This is his most dif- ficult feat, but he does a number almost as startling during the turn. George Arm- | strong also scored heavily with his songs | and storles, t i N t ) t t Vaudeville at the Orpheum. Senora Rosario Guerrero, the Spanish | | actress, comes to Omaha In the course of a tour in which she has gained much fame. It was bound to be thus, for the woman's physical beauty would make ner talked about were she not in addition an actress of great ability. She, with a fellow | countryman, Slgnor L'Pagller, Is giving | the most novel sketch of the sesaon at tie | Orpheum. It is a terrific littls pantomime | llustrating the beguilement of a bandit by & dancer who happens into his lonely hut. First robbery, and then worse, are the bandit's desires. In the one he is defeated by his own amagement at the sudden revelation of the woman's beauty; In the second, by her securing, after much clever cajoling, his knife—with which she stabs him. There is no spoken word in the sketch and It tests, as pantomime always does, the ability of the actors to tell what they are thinking and feeling without say- ing it. Senora Guerrero is wonderfully alluring In a physical way and the cap'i- vating of the bandit seems perfectly reason- able. Jointly headlined with this exotic s the musical comedy “At the Country Club,” an offering of Jesse L. Lasky, who I8 a vaudeville producer almost without rival Those who remember “The Night on the House Boat” and “The Planophiends” will testify to this, and the present offering le better than either of those. Country club atmosphere s reproduced with delightful tidelity and the players and singers In nowise tend to destrox_ the fllusion, but rather to vivity it. In the leading roles are Jarvis Jocelyn, Frank O. Thornton, Ben Mulvey and Miss Eulalle Jensen, all of whom are altogether excellent. Miss Jensen does some inimit- ably clever burlesquing' of the conven- | tions of melodrama, grand opera and acro- | batics. . She 1s a young woman, with all the more frequently met charms of appear- | ance, and has besides an unrivalled car- | riage. Mr. Mulvey has the chief comedy | part and is genuinely and legitimately | funny. Mr. Thornton sings with a wonder- fully sweet volee a lovely song, “Beautiful | | Garden ‘of Roses” and Mr. Jocelyn also | | sings well and plays the plano in addition. There is a chorus of ruufclun cut young men, all of whom-ean sing, and four pretty and dashing“girls, Misses Wynn, Zimme- man, Hall and Crane. Besides these two acts | Dellla, novelty gymnasts, are worthy ot the highest praise, the pair being dis tingujshed by disdain of calling the audi- | | ence's attention to how dilficult are their | teats, and some of their feats are amazing. The bill also includes Signor Luclano Lucca, an ItaMan tenor, who sings also | in a wellnigh perfect falsetto; Eddle ‘3. ! | Ross, a dancing banjoist, who met an ex: tremely popular reception; Cunningham ana Marion, comedy acrobats, and Les Myo- | sotls, two premiere dancers from the ballet of the Royal opera at Munich, Hoston,” Sansone and | Fifty Miles rog. | “Fifty Miles from Boston” at the Krus. | | With enough well presented plot to be | really interesting in itsclf and here and | there a piquant dash of music and chorus | {not totally irrelevent, George M. Cohan's semi-rural musical play, “Fifty Miles from Boston,” can be approved Grace King In the role Woodls, the village trom at the of Miss Sade | postmistress of | Brookfield, the muck loved young woman |about whose woolng the tale so much de- |pends, is sprightly and interesting in her |part, pleasing alike In both her grave and gay-moods. There is a striking note of youth about all the actors Inyolved in the principal plot. Richard Bartlett | Westeott, the college boy just clalm his heart's desire, but net £o good as Dan ce. who takes the part of Dave Harrigan, ths unscrupu- |lous village dude and competitor for the hand of Miss Woodis. Bartlett wins that rare joy of the villain role in being hissed by his audience. Bdward as Jos home to s a good hero, part of Tim t-the-less pa itary and pol- O'Connor, Harrigan, a crafty tally Konorable village dig: iticlan, is distinctly human The songs of the play are well rendered {and the entire production may be pro |nounced as tasteful, clean and conserva- | tve, 4 | | Diamonds— FRENZEL in but the 15th and Dodge. JUDGE FLAYS A WIFE BEATER —— ] Calls Him “Blg Double-Fisted Brute | #nd Discharges Him Bee Woman Fails to Appear. e | Two ulleged wife beaters were haled Into police court Monday to answer charges | preferred againgt them by thelr wives, | Mike Martin, 1731 Van Camp avenue, it is | charged, bet his wife Saturday night and then drove her and her children out into| the snow. He then procéeded to break up| furniture and was making quite a commo- | tion when the officers arrived. He tried | to get gAY With the police, but they specd- iy showed him they meant business. 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