Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 9, 1909, Page 11

i | ) -« y we. B-ROOM hghse 4 8. d6th, Tel X th Ave. Inquire Harney & = " T %015 Ohlo, §20; mod. except 91 N, Y. Lite, “FOR RERT-Two-story, § rooms and P th: Weat Farnam: laundry in basement; ploctiie ‘and gas; cement floor; stairway {0 tic, corner; 4 years old; newly red and paiated; gas range, heater and - dow shafles all free. Apply 4289 Farnam , or Willows, 864 Brandeis Hidg. Rent $30. 12 ROOMS MODERN Fasy walkiog Qiwiance to center of elty Loeation makes it very desirable for rocuing house NOWATA LAND & LOT C Sulte 64 New York Life Bidg. OFFERED FOR SALE T Misecllaneonn—c ed. ALL BIZES of empt? boxes and kindling ood for sale. Apply at office. F. W. Wool- worth & Co. e and 10c Btore. OSTEOPATHY JOHMSON INST, 4§ N. Y. L. Tel. D. 1684 Attt ol el Y. L. Blde = Dr. Kathryn Nicholas. 88 N. PATENTS ] 0. BARNELL, Paxton Bik. Tel. Red m17. 38 Nevilie Bidg Book frea PERSONAL 7 ROOM modetn -ef Jaundry, Ilanxcom park a. ot, $35. Tel. Ha 5 _tons coal; for pardculars, R. "2 DOUGLAS; #-foom, 780, Jobn N enrer. Both Phones. l':REE H. Morehouse Co, W.3105; B.2245. MAGNETIC %™t o Mme. Smith, third floor. BIX-ROOM ‘cottage for rent, in, St. 203 Frank- Private confinement home. Mr 1824 N. Mth. Tel, b. 2559 TNEW 6-room hnule, modern. Harney 647 MODERN #-room house, 218 8. 35th Ave Phone Dougias 4587 JOHN CANE i Ir{ tawn. 1 to trim trees, trel A Fel* flea Tioh, Ind. A-368 Yo, Rod Gies. Cuming St. 1101 8. #Hth AV‘. HOUSES, flats, Garvin Bros., 38 N. Y. L Your corn comes out or your CORNS Jharisr comes back when Yol use Corn Jelly. Haines Drug Co., 1610 Far. HOUSES—Pete 'rrun Co., N. Y. Life Bldg | MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. D. 168 b Pack, store and sbip household goods. EPI‘CU\L 2th and Maple, 7-room all modern, full 2-story, nearly new; one block from north 2th car line. O'KBEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A 2152 uildings. round floor, 10th and Doug- aholm Co. ‘otfices. x4 FEET, las, Peters & DESIRABLE single office, also sulte of offices, Iin Continental block. Q hFD C. KENNEDY, %o First Natlonal Bank Bullding. Tel. Douklas 7 STOREROOM and basement in Scargo biock, 8. O., 6% N. %th. Hall, 48 Bidg., both ‘plones. NEW Btoré, 219 Cuming. Tel Web. 817, DESIRABLE storeroom,” Ne. 1613 North Uth stredt, was ocoupied as & meat market for over twenty ‘s and 16 just the lo cation for thn line of business, §20. FRED C. KENNEDY, 29 ¥irst National Bank Building. Tel. Douglisn 72 OFFERED FOR SALE Furnitarse, FOR SALB-Hard coal stove, cookstove H. Bchwuu. 4006 Hamil- STOVES, slight} cost. American used, sold regurd: urnhu e Co., CHEAPEST PLAC] lor STOVES AND rmuvn'um Rack: 16 & Cuming “BARGAINS in becond hand_Furnitura Bchweitzer, 1711 N. 24th 8t. W. 2194; B. 138 et RANGE and-heater for sale. Call Harney Musical Instruments. ALIGHTLY used upright At 1908 Harney. C. H. Th IVERE & POND sheap 106 MoCagy: PIANOS “aclected now in THE BEN NETT PIANO CLUDBS will be held for Christ dellvery it desired. SIX OCTAVE FARRAND ORGAN, &5 new.- Also.one ;mandolin, these cheap. 211 8..25th Avi planos for sa cher Co. D. b0l 5pln;a, almost new; 1k, good You can xet Presee L a (Yerriters 8014, repatred. Exehnnx 1607 Farnan. better coal. We lu-r-nu- "eorrect welghts. Rosenblatt’s Cut Price Coal Co. MAGNLTIC treatment. Mme. Smith, 522 8. 16th St third floor. PRIVATE HOME durin; bables for adoption. Geod torium, 740 1st Ave.. confinement; amaritan_Sani- Council Blutfs, Ta. THE SALVATION ARMT rolicits castof} ¢lothing; in fact, anything you do not nced ct, repair and seil at 134 N. gost of collection to the w all phone Douglas 135 OMAHA Stammerers' Ins.\Ramge Blds. WE RENT and repair all makes of sew- machines. 'Phones, Ind., A-1663, Doug. Neb. Cyele Co., corner 15th and Har- n 16 ney, by writing John or Charley. T 1d_toupeos for men. GRIFFITH, W I(}Su and It FRENZER BLK. BTRICTLY private home for confine- ments; excellont care; bables adopted; trained nurse. 28 Davenport. Arlene de Vo) Ilnlcnrln( and massage. 420 8 10th St Fiat 8. Phone D. 76 MME. ALLEN of Chicagy, salt glow, magnetio and massage treatments, 27 N. 17th 8t DR. EGGERS' 1616 "Martna St. w rent at LIKBENS Masque Suits ™ fowara b. iis MASSAGE AND BATHS. R-308 Old Boston Store Bidg. ith floor. 120 So. 16th St. Stalrway on Douglas St JOSIE WASHBUR! “Underworld Sewer, wtores, price. $1.30. GOOD :Eplu clder, everybody likes it Muller makes the best. Tel. Harney 3525 MECHANO THERAPY ls 8 drugless cure for loat physical vigor. Consult Dr. Margarite Halloran, 226 Ne- ville block. ~ Tel. vision of M. D. [jum PER MONTH, secures a high grade rivate confinement home. . 0820, 'S wew book, molv &t ali the book oug. 776l. Under super- lano in THE BENNKTT PIANO OLUB. oin now, select your Piano. MISS LA GRANB, baths, massage. Dodge St basement flat. Hours, 1 p. m. 1617 a m.- A HOME for women during confinerhent. We find homes for bables where mothers cannot care for them. Bables boarded. For terms address Mrs, Martha A. Lee, 401 Ilaunf;ylh 8t., Omaha, Neb., Phone Doug- us_1921. __ POULTRY Screenings, $1.80 100 ibs Wagner, 801 N. 16th. ’h’r‘i w'. !nuon. up, Neb. “PULLETS 0.3 each in Light Brahmas, White Rocks and Pariridge. Wyandottes. Cockerels, for $1.00 to §3.00 each {n Barred, White and Buff Plymouth ; Rocks, White, uff, Partridge, Silver Golden Laced yandot Single Comb Brown ~and White Leghorns, Single Comb White Minor- , Light Brahmas, Rose and Single Comb Island Reds, Turkeys, Ducks and Address Walter Hogue, Fairfield, c R G Nel COAL—S baske Dry kindling, a load, 1 deiiverod,-Star ice & Goal Co. D. a0 SAFER. new and second-hand, 1110 Farn. @3 N. 88th St and pool cheap bar fixiur Bruns WickoBaike Collender. 407 80, 10th St PRUGS at cut prives; frelght 1w orders; catal logus _free. Sherman & cConnell Drug C mlh& Nah. aid on al FOR SALE—Eighteen differcnt varieties of thoroughbred poul cks and cock- Y gulneas, ba White ranbite Al kinds of fancy pigeons. Write for free clrcular. O. L. Bruen, Platte Center, Neb. PRINTINO PHONE IND A3 for good prining Lyngstad Printing Co.. 16th & Capitol Ave 200 OV QATH 0 REAL ESTATE Large stock stoves, furni(. Must sell next B0 days. Bell Fur. Co., 1406 Dod R. 8631 e rothuart il suluesant SHOLARSHIF on leading business col- WEAL ESTATE DEALERS, REED ABSTRACT CO., Eat. 186; prompt service; get our prices. 1110 Farnaw 4 GANGESTAD, 604 Bee Bidg. Tel. D. 5361.- ll... for sale’ at discount. Address P 08 0d, tr; $5.00 COALL'™ ezt 5mrnmm i typewriters; resins; Rebuilt No. 3 Smith i,No_ 8 Oliver, 3% No. s Hom: wachines shipped ob APProval: fl"l‘!{‘:’!QU'PKIN’I co., COAL by the ton. Call Webster 6s97. it. Harmon th 'phones. P Juu a Premler, ington, 4.t o A —_— HALL S safes, new, | “2a- -hand, 1518 Farnam WE HAVE 0n hand a nnmbor of ink bar- reis which we will sell at 50c_each. They are fine for rain water or ?u Call at Dreesroom, Bee Publisiog .C TEN beautiful Xmas cards 10 cents. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Stamps or silver. Cen- tral Towa Mercantile Co., Colo. la. BIG_LIVERY AUCTION SOUTH OH‘AHA Seo the big livery. auction ad under head of Horses and Vehicl F. D. VAN PELT, the Auctioneer. Phones Doug. 8, Ind, A 2268 EIGHT storm sashes, 6 It 10 in. by 2ft. 8 Good as new. Cheap. 843 8. 19in Bt PAYNE INV. CO, first floor N. Y. Life, BENJAMIN R. E. CO. 77 Brandel» Bldg. REAL 'ATE TITLE-TRUST CO. CHAS. E‘TWH‘LMH!ON President. CITY PROFPERTY FOR SALB. NEW 7 ROOMS MODERN Modern, up-to-the-minute, large lot. One of the choicest locations 'in the tern part of the city In order to settle p ship quickly, will be sold at & very low price. VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & LOT Co. Suite €4 New York Life Bids. HAVE you a good vacant lot to apply s part payment on either a five or seven- room, brand new, thoroughly n‘odu'n house, located on a good lot in & desirable neigh: borhood? If o, see us ones. Shimer & Chase Co, 30 South 17th St opposite court house. 2067-69 PACIFIC, 8-room brl modern, excellent’ conditien, BENSON & MYERS CO. Doug! @1 N. Y. Lite Bidg. ks, strictly Phone e Every week a remarkable gain in Bee want ads... The Bee made a big gain again in its want ads last week. It grew in pai id want ads 24 columns over the corresponding week last year, while its nearest competitor increased Remember, too, only 12 columns. that this gives the other pa- pers credit for all sorts of indecent ads, and fraud- ulent ads, such as ¢ has rejected. In most self-resy airvoyant, etc., that the Bee »ecting homes The Bee is the only paper that gets past the door. Uneclean, in- decent, scandalous and sensational newspaper reading is objectionable to the intelligent, regard- less of the work they do, or their incomes. The value to the advertisers of The Bee—the paper that goes to the homes of all classes, ac- counts « for the satisfactory results from Bee dvertm{xg THE REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE (Continued.) BEE JRSDAY REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR §A (Continued.) INVESTMENTS 9 Per Cent Net—Two St Louls fiata, practioslly new 1l modern, close in, on paved streot; were rented before fin- ished, and have never been vacant since. A sure, safe in- vestment In a location where values are inereasing. Price, $16,500. 10 Per Cent Net—Three new attached brick houses, having 7 large rooms and reception ball each; oak finish, strictly modern, full basements with Jaundries, exceptionally wall bullt, as they were bulit for a permanent investment. These houses are located on the car line, are within walking dis- tance of the business cente ara close to the High Sechool Creighton College and sever churches. A good, safe nves ment \for $15,00. Reasonable terms. 8 Per Cent Gross—Two 10- room modern houses, on 8. 17th St close to the Omaha Dafly News Office, and within a-block of good business, Also 8 feet on 17th Ave, inim- roved; excellent location for rick flats: all specials paid. Only $12,000 for the entire property. 15 Per Cent Gross—Brick store and flat bullding, 22x44 feet, located on Douglas S good business location. Price, 7,500, #Northwest corner 27th and Jackson Sts.; 2-story brick St. Louls flat, modern. Also cant corner, H0xS0 feet, Joining, with all specias and pald for, which, it prop- erly handled, will 'bring at least 15 per cent net. Prics, $10,500. ad- in JAMES RUBY can get Insurance money |. a.;mu for pale; eggain aetaon. |6-room ¥ Ol For about ments further information any of these invest- call on George & Co., 1601 Farnam St. Douglas 7. 9 ROOMS WEST OMAHA Lot B0x150, modern, oak mantel and grate; four bed rooms and bath upstairs, one bed room downstairs; front and rear stairwa; barn and driveway. $4,600—TERMS A genuine snap. NOWATA LAND_AND LOT CO., 624 New York Life $50 CASH $75 CASH $100 CASH and $10 to $}U Per Month Will Buy These cottage, city water, lot 25x130, $960. house, partly modern, lot 30xis0, and wall situated, §2, cottage, partiy modern, lot 40x80, 4-room §-room close In, 5-room close in, $2,150. 8-room two-story house, partly moder) rlved street and car line, 15 minutes’ Walk rom P. O, $3,300. Neat 5-room cottage, oity water, e(c‘ tull lot, north side, bargain at $1,80. mediate ssession. 2 goo 12-room modern houses, well adapted for residence, rooming or board- ing vurw“. good level lot; close in; $3,350. and $5,300. SHE US FOR EASY TERM BAR- GAINS IN IMPROVED PROPERTIES OR LOTS AND NEW BUILDINGS. RUSSELL & McKITRICK CO., 432 len Bldg., 16th and Harney. THEBE ARE GOOD VALUES. $3,600—-2113 Grand Ave., very attractlyi home, 7 room§, modern, hot heat, lot 50x132, ccment walks, paved street. TERMS. um— anscom park and Fleld club dis- trict, 2 well bullt, nicely arranged houses, 6 rooml ch, bronze hard- ‘ware, modern, lots 1324. Better see these. PRICE R DUCED FOR QUICK SALE. TERM: $3,800-WEST FARNAM DIS' RICT‘ prac- tically new, modern, 7-room home, § bedrooms and alcove, 42-ft. lot, cement walks, close to schools and car. BUILT FOR A HOME. TERMS. 12 PER CENT INVESTMENT. $15,000—Best located, brick, tile and stone constructed flat buflding, $ apart- ments of 7 rooms each, oak and hard pine finish, siriolly meders; close to retall district. 2 INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. Company I’I&T? Brandels E}d’. Douglas 2898, TWO CORNER LOTS First class improvements all around them. City water, sewer, gas; near car; B0x134 feet, each $500. ki VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & T . /~ &4 N Y. f‘.‘) o 2681 EVANS St, 7 rooms, oak and pine fins Sity—§3,760. Cell W-3199, A New S-Room Bungalow EASY TERMS. 90th and Binney Streets, Electricity, gas, wi "fl' sewer, plumml:: and fixture: rnece, cemen! cellar and walks, ete. HALL, elegant laundry, 433 Range Bldg. Both Phones. $825 for 4x1%5 ft. lot, on the Boulevard, just south of Leavenworth st. $250 cash, balance monthly payments, for a cottege; new, modern, piumbing. Rents, $18 per _mo. Only $1.70. "If thess interest you, E. W. STOLTI‘_. BERG, Dous. 110. 4% B. of T. Bidg. 1 WANT an offer on lot 2, block inal plat of the city of Omaha, wit houses, 1906 and 191i California street. 66x138 feet. THOMAS BRENNAN, New York Life Bullding. 7 ROOMS WEST OMAHA Lot 50x113, house one year old, bullt by owner; three bed rooms and bath up- stairs; modern every way; combination fixtures. $3,500—-TERMS Looks like a Christmas gift. NOWATA LAND AND' LOT CO. Sulte 624 New York Life BId; NO STORM SASH NEEDED Don't waste your money; equip your windows and dgors with el All Metal nd pnlul..(n or ses Sam'l FARM ANIIR\EA'E'(‘ESTA": FOR SALE Missouri. orig- two Lot TWO Missourt llrn. for sale or will 10 Decutur G Gmana e o vieinity. ACRES good land, 1 cultivated; bulld- 3 springs, orchard; 4 miles town; §1.50. tarme: L A Hudson, Niangus: Web: ster ty, Mo. m or twe that you Remember it ouly takes s of th nu to gflfl‘m saw the ad Webraska. Cheapest Good land in Nebraska. 320 acres mostly level; none rough: black soll, clay beneath; in Kimball Co., near Colorado line; about ten fiag south of U. P, main line to coast Warhave auto at nearest station and can show you this In a few hours. Write today. O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1001 N. Y. Life, Omahs, Neb, Phones Doug. or A 3162 DECEMBER WANTED— WANTED-—TO BUY (Continied ) voal h\lll"‘l’oAz m WANTED——TO REN‘I ngb WANTED——Hel.I o rent. m nished. Can ability and The Bee. WANTED—SITUATIONS care Bee. tamily. aracter. 60 ACRES 80 acres in corn MecCague Investment Co., |fll Dodge St LADY with saveral years' business train. ing desires position selling or will travel. Al W. 807, care to 1; f te FREE § "Worahouse co.”W. no! Bt WANTED-—-Ry young man. place to work for board whilé attending Boyles college. Both phones. AT $45 PER ACRE We will sell you s20-acre improved farm In_eastern Nebraska, two miles of & .good, live town and besty marl If you will ook at this land you will agree that it 1s very cheap. Selling At this low price in order to settie a partnership quickly. VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & LOT Co, Sulte 64 New York Life Bids. Okishoma. OKLAHOMA We have 16000 acres of cholce land to randing in prioe from $ to 0 per acre. This land is in the ofl and district and you might get an oil well h your land. - ek NOWATA LAND A’ LOT Suite 624 New York Life Bld, Gregonm. | LANDS, $2.50 PER ACRE Have some very choice timber land loc tions, accessible to rallroads and_rivers, ye unapplied for, and must be sold to seitlers .50 per cre in guantities not greater 180 res to any one purchaser. Any person over 21 years of age can make ap plieation without interference with home- stead or other government entry rights. These lands contain mostly cedar and fir {mber and will average in estimates, §000- 000 to 10,000,000 feet per quarter n. § Gi Write 413 Karbach Bidg, Omaha, & w South Dajet V1 acres in Brookings county, 8. D.. well improved; 140 acres under cuit, 4 a. pasture, balafce meadow; 1 mile from town; price right, terms to suit. W. B. Shaw, Castlewood, 8. D. LAND OPENING, DECEMBER 20, 190, Wyoming irrigated land for $37.60 per re, on ten time, and under the arey act,” too. Think of it! PLAN NOW TO START WITH US FROM OMAHA, DECEMBER 18, No better time to ses these lands. Huge alfalfa stacks, immense straw stacks, bulg- ing grain bins, crowded potato cellars and thousands of tons of sugar beets—evidence of character of soil and climate conditions, and their combined productive powers. We want you to see these lands before you Invest a doliar anywhers else. We know that this 1s the opportusity for YOU, Whether you are now owner, tenant of yeung man starting in life. WRITE TODAY FOR FREE ILLUS. TRATED BOOKLET CONTAINING MAP AND ALL INFORMATION. Send postal by next mail. Remember the date: CAREY ACT LAND OPENING, De- cember 20, 1909. THE_NORTH LARAMIE LAND CO, ABBOTT REALTY CO., AGENT, 411 Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Miscellaneoua, 100 IMPROVED FARMS ‘in céntral Min- nuou all siz Sheap prioss; eksy e a good flt. 1 d list I Menll n_this plpor g‘n , Fer- gus Falls, Minn. AKE MONEY BY BUYING THE FOL- LOWING—T03 acres,'Sanborn county, 8. D., 8 acres under cultivation, all fenced, thiree miles of town; price is §2 per acre: terms 160 acres, Morton county, N. D., four miles of Mandan. at $1250 pér ‘Acre. Lyman county, 8. D., land at $10 and $15 per acre. L. W. Howard, Sloux Falls, 8. D. REAL ESTATE LOANS to $5,000 on homes in Omaha. O'Keefe nm Bstate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A-g182. LOANS to home owners and home bulld- ers, with privilege of making partial pay- ments semi-annually. No commission. W. H. THOMAS, 503 First National Bank Bldg. FIVE PER_CENT MONEY toloan of Omana Businest Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Lifs Bldg: WANTED—City Farnam Smith loans and warrants, Co., 1820 Farnam 8t $100 to $10,00 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bidg., 1th and Farnam. . — SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated. Apply Rooms 417-18 First National Bank Bldg. Bell phone Dougias 2is. W. EXPERT accountant. speglaity. C. M. FAMILY washin; quickly done. Shonerd. Oxford. Neb. and ironing neatly and ebater LEGAL _NOTICES: THE msaounlu;:\gl"nc RAILWAY SPECIAL STQUKHOLDERS' MEETING. NOTICE 18 HEREEY GIVEN that & spe- clal meeting of the stockholders of the sourl Pacitle Railway Company will held at the principal offics of said Com- pany, in the Missourl Pacifle Bullding, N Market Birest, in the City of St. Louls, Missourl, on Tuesday, the 18th day of January, 1910, at nine o'clock in the fore- noon of that day, to consider and act upon the following propositions: (a) To adopt & code of by-laws for the Company. (b) To ratify, assent to and approve a certain indenture of lease bearing date t 1th day of July, 1908, by and between Boonvilie, 8t. Lodis & Southern Rallway Company, a corporation of the Stai Missouri, and this Company and authoi on behalt of this Company at a meeting of the Board ef Directors, held on the 16th day of August, 1809, (0) To ratify, assent to and approve the purchase by this Company of the whole or any part of the raliroads and other prop- erty and franchises bt all or any of t foliowing _ nams rallroad companies Carthage and Western Rallway Company, Joplin and Weatern Ranway company, St. Louts, Oak Hill and ndelet Railway Company, 8edalla, Warsaw and South- western Railway Company, The Kansas City Northwestern Raliroad Company, The Nebraska .mfi: rn Rallway Company, Omaha Belt Rallway Company, Omaha Southern Rallway Company, Pacifio Rail- way Company In_Nebraska, The Pueblo and Stats Line Raliroad Company, and Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railway. (d) For the purpose of refunding under. lying mortgage bonds and equipment obli- gations of the Company and for other cor- porate purposes, to consent to, conour in and authorize an increase of the bended indebtedness of The Misscurl Pacific Rail- way Company, by the amount of §175,000,000 by the issus of Gold Bonds of the Com- pany, limited in tne aggregats to- the principal amount of 17, at any one time outstanding, o bear interest at a ri or rates not to exceed five per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and all or any part of such bonds, as the Board of Directors may determine, to be convertible at the option of the holders and registered owners thereof '"lo siock of the Rallway Company upon such terms and otherwis as the Hoard of Directors may determine. and to consont to, concur in and authorize the execudon and delivery of a mortgage and deed of trust on ana of the whole or part of the raliroads and other property and franchises of this Company Whether now owned or heroafter acquired, to secure such issue of bends by this Compa 'y, an: to consider and 8¢t upon the fosm’ an terms of suck morigage. (¢) To consent to and su' orize the pur- chase by this Company fioi: time io time of not to excesd 35,000,000 par value of the bonds of the At. Louis, lron Mountaln and Bouthern Rallway Company. (I) To ratify ’he procesdings ‘of the Bourd of Divectors theretofore taken in und about the matters aforesald, including the authorisation of aaid bonds and mori- and desa of tr to ba ‘ade of sala boads. and to consider and act upon such other business as may properly oo trapnacted at the meeting. 'The stock transfer books of the Com will_be ciosvd &t 8 P, M. on the Tth d of January, 1916, aud will remain clos until 10 A. 5. ou the 19th day of January, i3 A. H. CALEF, Secretary. “The Missourl Pucific Rallway Company, 19 Broadway, New York, Nov. 30th, 1909.— To the atockholders of the Missouri Pacific Rallway Company: Referring to the notice sent to you Noveinber 17th, 1909, calling a special meeting of the stockholders of this company to be heid on the 15th day of Jan- uary, 1910, you are notified that the stock fer books of this company will be ed at 3 o'clock p. m. December Sth, instead of J. Tth, 1910, and re- 1910, This ehange in da any posaibility of confusion in tock and rights to subseribe to bonds, prior to the da meeting. If unable to meeting sign_and return the proxy which we ready sent you. A. H. CALEF, . 18 to Jan. i8 Sacretary. Nov 18 te Jan 18 GOVERNMEN‘I NOTICES MONEY TO IDAN—Plync Investment Co. WANTED—City loans. Peters Trust Co. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO,, N. Y. Life. Private money, 300 o 35,000, low rate. LOWEST RATES Berls. Brandsis Bidg. — REAL ESTATE WANTED YACANT lots and housss Hgv buyers. {l Karbach Bik. cash A-354. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR % 8 and T-room houses I prices are right we can sell your property for yoi NOWATA LAND AND LOT Sulte €4 N. V. Life Bldg. == OFFICE OF THE _ CONSTRUCTING Quartermaster, Fort Robinson, Nebraska, December 1, 1908—Seaied proposals for fuf- nishing all material and labor for addition to end repairing pump house new bollers, new pumps, et: ‘ort Robinson, Neb., will be received hers until 11 & m. January 3 1910. Pians and specifications may be consulted at the offlos of the chist quarter- master at Denver, Omaha and Chioago, depot quartermaster at St. Louls, and at this office. Blank proposals and instruc- tions to bidders may be obtained ‘at the same offices. Plans and specifications furnished upon recelpt of certified check for $15, to Insure their return. Envelop: containing proposals should be indors “Proposals, for Improving and Repairi: Water System,” and addressed to F. T. Arnold, Constructing Quart, Fort Robln.on. Nebraska. Ds. SWAPS FOUR §-room new modern housss, large lots, In southw rn part of Omaha; no inoumbrance; want Nebraska land, NOWATA LAND AND LOYT O Sulte €34, New York Lite Bldg FOR SALE—By owner one §-room modern house and barn in the fgart of Kountse the best residence “ddition in city he place for & man who wants to children. Near new college, public and parochlal schools; fine ent all In and i4_sec. raw land or sell on payments, -room cottage or will Address C 74, Bea. TO EXCHANGE—180 acres Dawson Co. mules, horses, Dakota land Neb. land, central tor or North Cozad, TWHAT have you ‘Nother fellow'n I owns It, 1 trade it. Neb. frane 0 to trade for land? have a tract of it—he Lock Box %6, Omaha, FARMS and acre up. What 1 locate on Ha lands from $.50 per Denver, cheap, and 180 acres In Cheyenne county, Nebraska, for cash or Omaha in- copmu property. A. E, 2006 St. Mary's Ave., WANTED TO BUY S R A platform scale in Address A ust Miller, 607 Omaha, WANTID TO BUY. JOHN, THE BUYER--Second-hand and misfit clothing, weddl: dresses. Beat of gflm Phones, Douglas 3128 and Ind. EAMS wanted by F. C. Jackson, ITth condition. . 334 St. South 1 Lnuanrm Kansas, 3 acres of good farm land 4 miles from | CONSTRUCTING UARTDRMASTER'S office, Fort D i Iowa, Novem- ber 30, 1800, S In tflpllcu will be recelved here stand- bor %, 1ol "Wia” then ard time, Decem! opened for the comstruction of & post chapel, with plumbing, heating, electrie wirlng and fixtures, at Fort Des Moin Iowa. Blank forms plans. speciticatio and full information obtained at this of ce. A deposit of 8§ required for drawini and specifications; deposit will be refund: on return” of drawings States reserves the r cept all proposals or any Envelopes contalning propos indorsed ““Proposal sddressed Coni Fort Des Moln, OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kans comber 4, 1900 —Benled proposals in cate will be received‘here until 11 a. m., central time, JanuAry 4, 1010, and then opened In the presence of attendinx bid- ders for the canstruction of an lingineer School Annex to Sheridan Hall at Fort including plumbini otric 'wiring. and offices of Chief Paul and Omaha; Bullders' Exch Master Bullders” Bxcha City, Mo. Full information and blank forms of proposals furnished upon application to this offics. United States re. serves the right to mccept or reject any er all bids. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked “Proposals for Engineer School Annex to Bheridan Hall at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,” and addressed to Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quartermaster U, 8. Army, Constructing @ Leavenworth, Kansas. 418 FOR ALL THE NEWS OMAHA BEE YOUR MONEY'S WORTH ‘ parfy of & for ¢ for 4 furnished ' rooms ust be fur- ve best of reference as to Address, Y, ocare ither In city references. Address Involee work a uartermaster, Fort lumbet and Chicago L4 Twin Cit; i Sant 11136 pm Mail and Txpress .. 00 pm b10:15 am Chicago HEgpress. Chioago Lfllld ul Bx) Pucith CoameChicARD ‘o6 Angeies-Portiana »o TP 838 8 Rapids-Omaha : NORTHWESTERN LINE- NORTH. Twin City and Dakota vt Minndsgts snd Dakota Twin City Limited. Soux Cley ioux City- 1% am 10:20 pm NORTHW BST Norfolk-Bogesteel Lincoln-Lork £ Norfolk-South Plat Hastings-Superios . eadwood-Hot Springs lnu- 1 Pacifie— . lnd L L Bx.. De 4 Chicago-Nebraska for Inul Leave 4:10 pm ebraska points ... lack Hills_. Northweat HEX. Nebraska points - Lincoin Madl.... Nebraska Ex. nco{n Looal ncoln Looa Behuyler-BIn emouth b Plattemouth-lowa . Beilevue-Plattemouth Colorado Limited Cmrllv ;mhl cago EX. .. Ehicaks A s, """x,.: Ex t. Louls Kansas City & GL Yoo an nsas City & Bt Joe..a ansas City & St J WEBSTER STA—13TR & WEBSTER Missourl Pacifie— ' b 8:£0 pm_ b12:10 Faui,” Minneapolls & Leave. Arrive. Bloux City Expréss....b2:00 pm bli:8 am Omaha Local Sloux Cit Twin City Blowx City Loe: 8 am . Emerson Local 8% pm b 9:10 am OCEAN STEAWSHIPS Cruises de Luxe WEST INDIES nn “AVON” 42 W v 8180 (lu-y-) Iss up ROM NEW YORK | FROM NEW YORK JAN, 15 and FEB. 19 MARCH 28 W‘Infl by New Twin-Serew # * through the Weot ladie Compiste [linsirated Bookiots on Raquest TEE ROYAL MAL STEAM PACKET Co SANDERSON & DON, Gemeral Agents 8, itk Swest, New York 144 LaB, lle St, Chicago. W. B. Beok, 1 Farsam St. Omaba. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT TITR COUNTRIBS OF South America the 18,300-mile crnise of the §. '4 m%'-"g- “(13.400 tom), "Teaving New 3, l.l.— ists 81 dayn a ety "— to fhe 'T l’l- » Orient. n AR EeR S AR T e 4146 BROADWAY, N, Y., or LOCAL AGENTS. Ee—————— SEEKS TO VACATE DIVORCE Mrs. Emma Batten Wishes Divorce Galned by Husband Annulled on Several Grounds, Mre. Emma K. Blllor\ulmtl for several reasons the decree of' divorce obtained June 28 of this year, by Eugene K. Batten. | One she advances s that she did not know that Batten was suing. Another is that she had, she says, been faithful to him when he misbehsyed and had even given him all her money; 36,000, and even when he deserted her years ago, she forgave him, she says, when she found him and went to living with him again. lives in New Jarsey, is sulng to abate the decree of ‘divorce. Bhe asserts that jurfs- diction was never obtained In the divor for the passage of an act prohibiting th suilt. Diamonds—CRENZER—16th and Dodge. e 0, i e Ty Body Found After Three M, FORT MADISON, The body of Mrs. Marshay Jordan of this eity, Who was one of our vietims of the explosion during the river carnival at Burlington on August 2, was recovered from the Missig$tpp! near here yesterday. Although the body was decayed beyond recognition it was identified by the jew- olry. 'The Inquest was held here oday. Mrs. Batten, Who |(; oanoer unnecessary Ia., Dec. 8.—(Special.)— | SUCCESS OF EXPRESS CUT Railway Commission, in Its Report, Comments on Its Coutse, CONSERVATIVE ACTION WINS OUT Next Legialature Asked to Fix Mutie lated Anti-Pass Law, and Define Authority Over Car- riers. (From & Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Dee. 7.-~(8pecial)~The annual report of the State Rallway commisalon flled with the governor today Is a com. plete history of the work of the éommis- slon during the last year, showing the come plaints filed and thelr disposition together with recommendations to the legislature and a financlal statement The report oslls attention” to the fact that the Sibley law reducing express rated 2 per cent Is being enforced and In this conhection it says: “It may not be improper, at this time to state that the commission and the attorney general were urged in the beginning of this litigation, to institute & large number of prosecutions against the express companios for individual violations of the law, and they were bitterly criticised in':certain quarters for ehoosing what then seemed to be a more conservative course It should now be clear to every one that had the othes plan been followed, it would merely have resulted in the commission's hands being tied by a federal injunction, and it Is exoeedingly doubtful whether any beneficial results would have been achieved for the people of the state for many years, if ever. As the matter stands, every shipper of express between poinis in Nebraska has enjoyed a 25 per cent re- duotion In rates since April 15, 18 and the companies have been perpstually en- jolned from increasing these rates until authorized by the commission. Their only recourse now lies with either the commis sion or the United States supreme court. Surely this result ia more satisfaciory to the average citizen than an expensive tangle of litigation, the only successful result of which would have been the penalizing of the companies, thereby In- creasing thelr expenses and rendering more difficult the task of proving their husiness | compensatory.” Record of the Year. During the year there were 503 informal complaints filed of which 466 were disposed of. There were thirty-one formal com- plaints filed and there were thirty-two formal complaints disposed of. At this time there are 188 informal and twenty. four formal complaints pending. The in- formal complaints covered & multitude of subjects and according to the report the commission has become a elearance hou: for all differences that exisf between the people and the common earrlers. The commission reviews in its report the recommendations It made to the late legls- | lature and urges that the next legislature | shall specifically define its authority over common carriers other than rallroas prohibit false billing of freight; fix the antl-pass law; providing for direct appeals from orders of the commission to the sus preme court except in rate cases; provide for track connections for grain shippers. Deputy Maupin’s Report. In his report to the governor, Deputy Labor Commissioner Maupin speaks highly of the assistance! his department has been glven by the traveling men of the state, wha have acted as deputy hotel Inspect- ors without pay. This’ was necessary to secure enforcement of the law, the legis- lature having falled to make other pro- vision. Deputy Maupin says It has been physically impossible for him to fully en- force the law™as to fire, escapes, bngause he cannot personally visit each of the clties and towns In the state, and has no other means for attending to the work. 8o far as he has been able to do 80, he has endeavored to carry out the pro- vislons of the law. He urges a more lib- eral appropriation for the support of office, and lists his duties under the creating the bureau, and providing an ap- propriation of $2,500 for the pay of the deputy commissioner and one stenographe: as follows: “Hotel Inspection, fire escape laws, labor law, female employment law, main- tenance of free employment bureaus, gath- ering and publishing crop statistics, gath- ering and publishing acreage statistics, gathering and publishing manufacturing statistics, gathering and publishing wage statlstics, gathering and - publishing live tistics, gathering and publishing frelght and express shipments of preducts, gathering and publishing mortgage sta- Ustics, arbitration and conciliaiion. “In addition we are charged with the duty of co-operating with school and court officlals in the enforcement of the compulsory education and- jpvenile de- linquency laws. “We are required to issue numerous bul- leting, all of which expense must be paid out of our annual appropriation of §2,600, an amount that 1s really no more than we should have for postage. All traveling and office expenses must also be paid out of the §2,600 provided.” Kabbas Takes Wood Alcohol, Mistaking wood alcohol for the less hermful graln product, Ralph Kabbas, & Syrian rugmaker, took, ‘enough to Kill him today. He had been on & prolonged spres. MILLION AND HALF FOR STUDY OF CANCER Late George Crocker Leaves Big Fund to Columbia for Sclemtific Investigation, NEW YORK, Dee. T—tsorge Croeker's gift to Columbia university to be used for the investigation of cancer, of which he dled In this city on Sunday last, will amount to at least $1,600,000, according to the terms of his will made public today, This sum will be realized by the sale of his cily home and country seat as provided. Should the progress of sclence make the prosecution of further researches In regard the will provides that the income of the fund may be used as the trustees may determine In the prosecution of other rescarches In medieine and surgery. Relatives today took Mr: Crocker's body to California for burl FORT DODGE PLANT -BURNS Corn Belt Packing Company Suffers Loas of Twenty-Five Thous- w FORT DODGE, Ta., Dgc, T.—(Spectal Tel- egram.)—The packing house of the Corn Peit Packing company, to be completed for oocupancy January 1. with $1.000 worth child The bedy of Mra. I. D. Conover, the other Fort Madison woman who. was drowped, has not yet been recoversd. Lind Co: ts Sulcide. WATERLOO, Is., Dec. 1.—(Bpecial Tele- gram.)—Joseph Lind, aged 3. committed suicide this morning by hanging himself to a rafter fn his barn. Financial trouble the death of his . The interment Where the family of machinery already placed, caught fire here from an unknown cause this afternoon and was almost destroyed. The walls remaining with the north wing and some machinery reduce the ‘oss to $25,000, almost covered by Insurance. The company will rebulld immedistety. As the plant is thres miles jfrom the eity, with no water fpr fire r%m., Jttle help could be given, There Is no danger of croup resulting serfously it Chamberiain's Cough Remedy is given.