Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 31, 1910, Page 7

THE OFFERED FOR SALE Typwriters—Continued. OFFEHED Fi T Unfutnfshed Rooms Qfi RENT WE—Typewriters. Invisible 8mith A v used a few monthe; 3 type- writer chalrs and typew o COA 2-ROOM. bath tore foom, outside {mrch, all modern, except heat, %17 No sth. " Hunses ana Cott AT CUT PRI(‘}',M We save you from 5oe to on and give We guarantes corregt weights. Rosenhlim‘s Cut Price Coal Co. BRICK house, %14 Dewey Ave., 7 rooms Moyer. Stationery Co., 1616 Far “MODERN, 8-room house, 216 §. Bth Ave, Phone Douglas . HOUBER ln-unncr Rln‘wnlt “Barker Bik, &-ROOM, moaern nouse, n. Webster %60, "7 ROOMS. modern house, 1608 Spruce St H. L Plumb. 110 8. 13th St D flmu! pm ked l rward chiesn Trolgnt [aten; a Htar Teo and Coal Co ABOUT 1,600 feet %-inch wire cable. sec- : whil sell at bargain. Omal new, Plumhlnl . 81th. Key at 721 So. 7th “SODA FOUNTAINS, new and second- Harmon & Weath, W, xu! “HOU SEHOLD :rwl]n for sal secondhand Dy- and Motors; vepairing. LeBron 12th St \(OT' )RS Tow of electrieal v s, Chris Boyer, 22d and Cummgs St, /¥ houses and flats, fiom $10 (o0 $40, and iy thred fo ten room: DRUQGS at cut prices; fr “SCHOLARSHIP on B 0 nc ol 716 Baneroft St., 4 rooms, iarge oellnr ik Bor ANT. 6t Giovonnt U\ Sareaate uat 1017 Center, 5-room cottage 19th St 4 rooms, non N. %th Bt., 2413 Erskine St 2218 Grace, new, 1.r, strictly modern.... r., mod. except furnace. niodern, barn.. New_and 34 hand _billiard Wae lead the cheap bar fixtures, easy payments wick-Halke- Cumndm, 7 R, 10th 8t FOR BALE. W. G, SHRIVER Both 'Phones . 102} Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg - G-room house, strictly mcdern. . -pcnndhlm] we have it, T§0 SUITS TO ORDER $15. MacCARTHY- ey “""I‘ON W South ‘Hxleenlh Street.* A& number of ink bar- WE HAVE on han seil at G0c each. They rels which we @i} are fine for rain water or ashes. pressroom Bes Publi FOR SALE—National cash rog! tape Almast new. cheap 1f ‘aken 4 K 809, Bee. east tront, 234 and Web- | A9 . M. Bachman, 436 TWO 5-room bungalows, Mnr(ly mndern, |A|I| and Manderson, $3 and Phone Webster 3162 8-ROOM all plnnfluu fixtures, 40 pwr month, mDIflc wtock fure hed on short notice. Contractors and {STORM SASH g Cor C. SUNDELL & (‘0 Builders, Room G, N-w York Life Bldg. KINDS FOR ANY PURPOSH-MAGIC CITY BARREL CO-SO OMAHA—8o, 14%. . hend-carved mar ate; viire wicket about 40 ft. will fit a room. % * Been at storaxe house. Kor further nrucu rs ‘phone Douglas 23. Bee OR REI\T~EXZM room house, modern large and convenient; rent 211 N. 28th Ave. except furnace, low if taken soon. Red 5264 BARRELS HOUSES &) shas RENT—9-room brick house, all mod ;ty water, tollet, 157} M. BACHMANN, 434-31_Puxion Blk Tel. Red 2439, ABG D Vai Pnck. n:r{‘ and FOR ern, 2000 Wlills Ave,, g;nmmt. cf SE(‘OND FAAND lclles at 1507 Harney. SECOND HAI\D PIANOLA piano leaving oity. £16 N. 1110 Farnam. Jllyer, or. 5, cost $175, D. hlp hnule nld goods. HOU!EB—Pnu Trust Co.. N.Y.Life Bl FOR RENT—SIx-room house, § 824 Ave,, modarn $20. Phone Harney 1665. 6-ROOM lmulb. modorn DLNDLE—MA(M -room ring lnd mattress, nearly new, BARGAIN Billiard table used leas than a year, reg- complete playing equipment, including three fvory billiard balls. $125. Table alone new cost $20. Chas. Passow & Sons, 108 North 15th St. T) pewriter For Rent 1% Co., 417 8. 15th BL Omuhl. OSTEOPATHY JOHN!ON lN!‘l‘ 48 N, Y. L. Tol D. 1064 lfl . 1617 Maple 8t. ulation size, “$16,00—6-room modern frame flat in first- class condition, upstairs, Lake St. $12. -room collnxe and gas, 708 No, :nw—«;oom colmfi Tice condition, 710 $9.00—3-room _cottage on the South Central Bouth Central Boulevard RUB[NSON l WOLF, 48 Paxton Block. nuulavtrd 2904 ClN'rRAh modern, ' steam hnt. 1—room house. 4-room corner flat. 220 N. PATENTS D. 0. BARNEL!. Fexton Blk. T Red 7115, I WANT an offer for tne two .lor' briek 1215 H BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, watch the column from day to day. If you want a bargain ina plano or s ome musical Instrument-— ‘‘Offered for Sale’ JANUARY (Continued.) THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-ott clothing, in fact anyihing you do not need We collect, repair and s 14 N. Iith for "cout o ‘cotiestion. (8. the, Worthy r. Call ‘phone Dougias 4135 and wagon | will eall. A HOMI for women during confinement Wo find iiomes Yor bables whers mothers ¢annot care for them. Rables boarded For terms address Mrs. Martha A. Lee. @1 Bancioft Bt. Omaba, Neb. ‘Pnone Douglas 1981 “a0s1 § new book, “The Underworld Sewer, iulu at all book stores, price, “Swartz & MoKelvy News Dept—2d hand bke—Ger Eng _periodicals. 100 8. 1th. trearment. Mme, Smith MAGNETIC SR “DR. “EGGERS' rivate confinement home liN Murthl St. Phone Deu]!ll 6230, MISS LA GRANE, baths, massage. 1617 Dodge St. basement flat. ' Hours, 10 & m " n Orchest MOULTON 3. New. . oalony relancs Rhul iton, A1 to! al MUSIC o Moo S, . “MUSIC furnished. llldrpendenl orchestra, Dancing a speclalt . 126 MAGNETIC and mas: No. 15th St. MASQUE sults te rent. Theo. Licben. OMAHA Stammerers’ “Ins., Ramge Bm; IXPERIENCED nurse, ladies In _confinement a specialiy: prices reason- able. $19 8. 13th St o treatment. 1) ; guar'td cure. |2 Hnlnel Drug Co. Are your tired? Does your blood cirou late properly? Is your ~digestion good? If not, why not consult Prof. G. K. Dinjlan, oriental sclentific massagist, 405-407 " Bee Bldg., Phone D. 83. Special attention given to faclal massage and wcalp treatment. BABY girl for adoption. J 21, Bee. w’m SUITS TO ORDER $15. MacCARTHY- 94 South Sixteenth Street.* “MICHANO-THERAPY s a drugless oure for lost physical vigor. Consult DR. te_Halloran, Neville Bldg., Tel. 7761 Under supervision of M. D. | papered, new brick walk, whlking dlsi NOTICE Is h!rthy glven the undersigned will not be responsibie for any checks in- dorsed by Charles Clawson and purporting to be signed by me. Martha Clawson, "STRICTLY _private home far confine: ments; trained nurse: bables for adoptions. %18_Davenport. MMMGF AND BATHS. R. %8, 'Old Boston Store Bidg., #th floor, 1208 loth St Biairwey on Douglas St. FULL Instructions glven in_photography by J. Knox O'Nell, 21 8. 16th, Omaha. POULTRY Screeninga. §1.60 100 1bs. Wagner, 801 N. 16tk BUFF turkeys; toms, $3.60; hens, §3. R. E. Thompson, Allison, TWO Barred Rock cockerels, “mn'lot" strain_very high class birds, H. Put- nam, 6140 Burt St. Telephone HArno) 60. DUCKS—Jesse Newell's Indlan Runners Greatest are unbeatable money-makers, iayers ever known fguu raised; oulldv handled’ Eyeopener clrl:ullr free. Girare Tllinols. buliding at 1213 and wul nllln ;lar $200 a month. l:nnrn oww Hg)‘AH BRENN. Room 1 New York hih Bu.lldln'. oo HUFFMAN ns Neville Bld.' Book free _ PERSONAL MECHANO-THERAPY less cure for fermnale wuknu- r. Marguerete Hallovan, 226 vllh Blk. D, 7i6l. Under supervision of M. D MME. ALLEN of Chlcuo massage and 16th and Dodge Sts., entrlm’.. llh Dod‘e St. CORNER storeroom. 702 N. 16th. 1808 Farnam St., size 22x60 ft, Harney 249, 3 ftloor, room & STRICTLY dprlv- # LIGHT store room, 1715 Leavenworth St. e — OFFERED FOR SALE ure and Houiehold Goods. m, babdles for adoptions ADELIGHT Hllr on Bald Heads. yer at Megeath Stationery Co. A NICELY fu steam heated 4. room flat, close in, full of roomers. A bar. #ain for cash. Address K For sale by Mme, FOR poultry call or write, Hillside Poul- try Farm, 424 lerlsnn 8t., Councll Bluffs, Ta, Tel Ind. 1042 THOROUGHHEFD ~ Plymouth Rock Cockerels. Phone Harney 1846. = PRINTING "PHONE_IND, -w’rTr £ogd_printing g A Lyngstad Printing Co., lith o Ave WATERS PRINTING CO., 622-52 8, 17(h, “’a. SUITS TO ORDER §15. MacCARTHY- LSON, 304 South Sixteenth Street.* MILLER & JAMIESCN, quick prlnml 1212 Douglas St. Tel. Doug. tg’ e Arlene de Voy. 620 8. 16th St. Household Furniture Manleuring and massag: . 7686 ¢ pricen to move stock quickly. American Furniture Co, 3% N, Joth. alightly used, _REAL ESTATE qurin m Pables for adoption. Good Bamerien Bon torium, 740 1st Ave,, Lo\lnl\ll Nufll. Ia. $1,000 PRIZE INFANTS' HOME Your subscri] HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale, must be sold at once. 1018 §. 38th Ave. Musieal lmf---u. flCOND-HA ND n--om leND~HAND Edllon lnd ol-h‘r Pho'n- 3 Old Boalon .tou ption to efther the Saturday Post or the Ladies' 50 cents to Child Baving Institute. 3800 already earned. URGEN T, POSITIVELY more subscriptions by Feb. 2 Bables' hom In your renew- Ts it you like. a .00. 31y price $L.60. Interest your friends. . not sentiment, but an invalld's iyelihood In hobe of bu n asines. Write GORDON, The Magazine Man, Tel. Douglas 7163 e piano B ome Journal ‘l‘m, &-wwtu Exe SPEAKING OF TRUSTS There is no greater trust than the type- writer trust. How are these for trust busting Remingtons, down to. 00 Smith-Premiers, down to, 100 Underwoods, down to, M 0I|ver| down to... 50 Bllek.nl?\t 40 Blickensderfers, down t Densmores, down to.,. 9 Densmores, down to. Hammonds, down to. I.‘ #0ld, repaired. Yoll pay news e $1.10. fors, down to. s s§'a's'a's's's's‘s Oml.hl. Neb "REAL KSTATE DRALERS, REED ABSTKA(‘T CO.. Est. 1858; prompt service; get our wlo@l 1110 Farnam St. REAL ESTATE CITY PROPEKIY FOR SALE Conl od ) ttage at 25 S mh and e an offer. 0 nor. 2311 8, $2,400 will huy a b-room houue, all mode except furnace. Loi H0-foot front; newly 1o town. Located at 1218 8. 17th. Webster 1949, owner. b > = 2 > - © = » 2 [=) = = > | © bl s = @ E B CALIFORNIA lands for sale in Sacra- mento valley. 40-acre orange grove; best proposition on Pacific coast, Frult and poultry farms. Write for free printed m ter. Kelsea, Corning, Ci Colorade. FRUT T GARDEN AND POULTRY TRACTS OF 6, 10, m A(‘RFS EACH UNDER THE ANTERO iRgll{_;AT ON PROJ ADJOINING DENVER. $20.00 on acre down, §10 per month. Most liberal land contract ever written. No bet- ter investment on the market. One man paid down $100 took $875 profit In two days. Another paid down 8170, took $600 in three months. Another paid down $100, took $1,000. in four momths. Another pald down $120, took §1,000"in six months. Another paid down $1,500, took in' three months. And_twelve others have taken good prof- its. Prices golng up right along. rd shown daily by automobile at 10 a. and blf lm Every acre s chock full uf Possi- it ; THE ALTURA SUBURBAN FARMS COMPANY, Denver, Colo. GREAT FARM BARGAIN, 320 acres of land close to Eibert in the rain belt of Colorado; 32,700 will buy it and a cash payment of hmo will get it; this place rented will make you 3 per cent on your investment and will ‘double in value in & year; must Be handled in ten days— and will be. Write B. M. Narron, Eibert, Coiv, 5, 10 AND 2-ACRE vegetable, fruit and poultry farms, ail under cultivation; eity water on tract; best sofl and Io¢lllnn. is nearer Denver than any similar tracts be- Ing sold; perpetual water rights; near car line; - schools, churches, etc shown dally at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. H. Pike, 118 Wel- ton St., Uenver, Colo. 160 ACRP’B A ENAP A tine quarter section of land in the rain belt for §1,400; this is_half its value and it Wil sell on sight. Write B. M. Narron, Elben Colo. e REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment Go, WANTED—City loans. Peters Trust Oa t O 3100 to $10.000 made omplly F.D. W WM ID“E“T RATI-‘S~BemIl, Brlnd!ll Rldl' wAN’rmn—uu loans and warrants & Co., 130 Farnam St. FIVE PP’R |FENT MONEY Omuha business property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Life Bldg 1600, to 85,000 on hom | Real Estate Co., A 152 FABTFBN Nebraska farm loans on high grade Omaha residence prop- optional payments; 1. Sibbernsen, Old Boston Store Good 6% 'Farm Mortgages always on hand and amounts from $300 to $3,000, BENSON & MYERS, 412 N. Y. Life Bldg. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & . 1ow interest; | "LOANE to home owners and home buil ers, with privilege of making ments semi-unnually; ne commission. “GARVIN BROS., 318 N. Y. Life, $200,000 on improved Dl‘vper(y 125-ACRF: tarm for ms Goud buildin, with ail maaers 1mprovnmcnu|l.‘ will sut l WASHINGTON, information concernin and fruit Jands in the state of Washin, and g’t’gl);EClALLZ N THE IPO L(Y!K HOTEL V,OY?,L, OMAHA NFB 'i;OAST LlNF‘S GO INTO EFFECT IF POBSIBLE, SEE MR. AUT] DISPLAY _OF “OASHINGTON AL WANTED—By our plan we make It pos- ,|sible for anyone to secure an intcrest in western slope orchards; $0 down and $2.30 per month gives you a substantial interest Yitte the Colorado Orchard Co., Denver, HLNRYLYN lRR‘.x{GATloN LAND HEADQL’ARTERS We have tracts of land under this ditch from 10 acres lx 10,000 acres, to suit the ser; priced from $16 to $50 per acre, THE CAPITOL REALTY AND INV. CO,, Denver, Colo. FOR SALE—165-acre ranch, about trom Balida, Colo.; all under cum ation; 5 acres orchard, 8-room. hous o barn and chicken houses; Splendia water rights over § feet; splendid hay, G dpuin, potat and vegetable farm; price, ¥ h, balance terms. Joe Tracy, Leadville, Golo: A CHEAP FARM: 480 ‘acres of nice, smooth land, cated, within 6 miles of Grinpell, Kan, | nice and smooth but a very #mall porton |18 acres in cultivation, 112 acres in winter wheat and In good condition; house, with 2 rooms, cheap outbuildings, with an abundance of pure. soft ter; " school house on corner of section; rural mail route and telephone at door, If you see this farm you will like it, as it Is better than an average of the country. Only $22.50 per acre, including all of the wheat, If taken quick; one-half cash and good terms on balance. Other interests re- quire my attention in Colorado. Wil sell altogether, or 160 and 820-ncre tracts, separate. This is worthy your earnest considera. tion, E. B. ATKINQOV Grainfield, Kan. m 360-ACRE FARM at fifi % mile from sta- g(on Address Owner, Box 14, Greencastle, 0. REAL ESTATE WANTED EIALL house_and lot ln suburbs; state Address L 38, B WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 5,6 and 7-room houses, It prices are right we un un yourr . Y. Life Bldg. WE HAVE calls for homes. and acres. List your property with us. We make rell eshtn loans. °8 | Withnell Block co,, 16th ana Harney. 3% ACRES CLEAR LAN! Will exchange for Omaha lmpruved or wil' connlfl-r well loceted vacant lots. Re- Wwe pay-no attention to whittlers. AND AND LOT CO oth city wati tern in kitchen; fine shade and fr 32500 mortgage, §i NOV u\ 4 NY. Life Bldg. Red mvw e HAVE you a standard tybewruar Lo en change on high-grada plano? 280, Bee. will now pay for a real taflor made suit at my lhap 1 lll ‘South 15th. sults, while they last, (ORRIS, The Tallor, 301 A FEW m and only §$25. l;A’L REAL ESTATE Tl'l‘LEJ‘RUBT CO. 1200 Farnam, Ground Floor: PAYNE INV, CO., first floor N. Y. Life. BENJAMIN R E. CO., 477 Brandels Bid, Geo. D. Perrine. 312 Paxton. Doug. 1901 CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. 16TH STREET INVESTMENT Three-story brick, business, first floor and four modern flats above on l6th St. Rents, $936. Price, $5,500, cash, balance at 6 cent. NOWATA LA AND_LOT (:0.. 624 New York Life. Red 1999, 9 Rooms, $11,000 Fxclu!lve West Farnam district; owner terms; 6% per cent in- Harnson & Morton, "MIDLAND Guarantea and Trust vom- pany, bonded abstracters, 174 Farnam street, Tel. D 256, Over one hundred machines in stock, al: makes. We rent typewriters as low as 3 ing of all machines care- WIGSES.§ WE rent and repair machines. lnd A NEBRASKA CTCLE CO., xsm and Harney Sts. BIRDIE Peters, teacher of plano. W. 1064, toupes for men. NZER tully executed. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 1607 Farnam. | | The News | | World-Herald FURNISHED FLAT FOR SALE | Nies brick flat, containing 12 rooms, with cottage adjoining, containing ¢ rooms, fur- he above represents the relative amount of automobile classified advertlsmg carriedby Omaha news-| papers yesterday. The Bee more! than doubles its nearest competitor. Want Ad Phone 2382 BIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON PAVED STREET, NEW; LARGE LOT; $250 CASH, BALANCE EASY. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 84 New York Life. Red INVESTMENT A very desirable rental property, always rented to prompt paying tenan Tocality that 18 ImprOVing. rapidly. Is now paying over 18 per cent on actual cash jn yesied, Price, B.0; 8500 cash and long aa you want It to run at § per ce NOWATA LAND AND LOT @4 N. Y. Life Bide. Red I PRAIRIE PARK High srade ana artistic houses, $3,600 to $6,000; small cash payment and bal- ance monthly. Paxton eal Estate com- pany, owner. niture of the flat goes with deal, on the southwest corner, 15th and Burf, owner leaving city is reason for selling; great money mnkor for rooming house. Price $8.500. Phone Dou& 1569. ,LINAHAN REAL CO., 708 N. Y. L. Bldg FREE St. map of Omaha. Write or call, Real Estate Title-Trust Co., Chas. E. Wil lamson, President. 12% INVESTMENT I have a block of modern residence rln-. well located, rented for 32,700 pe: annum, that I must sell; cash ri ulrcfl $10,000; balange to sult. Address K Bee. JUR HOME FOR SALE-—Northeast corner 85th and Burt Sts., 8-room modern house, finest condition; the best plece of | property in the elty for the money. Inquire | on premises, Terms, $2,00 from town: price, 38 per acre: vasy terms 1 customer. ~Agents wante WE have for sale 6 good farms near rallroad town, good 1mprovemanu, nicely | — located, well watered, good soll, 67-acre to 177-acre farms. Can he bought worth the money, For particulars, address Moh- ler Land Co., Blairstown, Mo. , G- A. LINQUEST CO.. 2% Paxton Block: JOHN RADMAN, The Tailor, 706 N. 16th Bt D COOPER, TAILOR ap. 819 N. Lith HOMESTEAD rullnuullhmenla‘ 640 acres, $600 up. Western Land Henduuurl '8, Alll- ance, Neb. RANCH IN NEBRASKA ki 2,660 acres, 1,800 acres good agricultural |1and, balance hay iand. Well improved in | every way. Cut over 1,200 tons hay last | year, Low price and good terms, NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. 624 New York Life. Red 1099, “FARM DARGAING-Alust be muld on {count of owner's health; well improyed 2%0-acre farm. seven and & quarter mil . T Campbell, Litchtield, Neb. 320 Acres 2 Miles from Town, $43 ern Nebraska ferm; lmnrovememu | \‘n arly all under cultivation; ye E WATA LAND AND LOT CO., U4 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999, A THEODORE, “t00" Block Tallor. SISTEK, young men's tumomble 412- u-u-lb Paxton Block. A CHEAP tallor 15 always dangerous. See J. A. Kervan, 608-10 Brandeis Bldg. |A.KODYM |J.C. JACKSON Merohant Tallor, ui len!) St. BOSTON TAILOR, Room 1, Paxton Blk. GOVERNMENT NOTICES PHOPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES— ‘Chief Quartermaster's Offios, Omaha, Ne- braska, January 4 1910. Sealed proposals, in tripiicate, will be recelved at this office untll 11 o'clock a. m., central standard time, ‘ebry 'alry Horses, for delivery at Om: A, of other prominent rallroad imals to conform to_specifications o tor right to accept or reject any or all pro- osals or any part thereof. Particw™»es and lanks { proposals will be furnis, spplication. Envelopes containing pmwufi to be indorsed “Proposals for Horses.” an: addressed to Major D, E. M'CA RTHY Chiet Qlur!prmlu(fr 4-5-6-29-01 RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION—Tenth and Mason. Union Pacifio—— i@ p : A m, 29 p. m. 140 D, m. 130 &, m. 42 8 00 p. = p. m. Wik e m 1:2 p. m. 1:20 p, m. #12:3 am 28 pm § % am pec am & Coast-Chil % pm Angeles le[ 20 pm Overlan mited 3 am am 56 am 2 pm 20 pm 2 pm Min akota Exp. 16 am Twln Cll! Limited. . %0 am WEETBOU Lincoln-Chadron :00 am Norfolk-Bonsteil 46 pm 8 g m‘n P 20 pm Casper-Lander 00 am Fremont-Albion % pm Chicago Great W Chicago Limited ‘l‘win (,ME Liml| hic xpre: T'ln City E Chloago Express. \.Mulzg Limitedy. t. Missourt Pacifio—- K. C. and 8t. L. Ex. 8at 12 p. m.. o-Eas Chicago-Nebraska hm y 1910, and then opened In the fesence of attending bldders, Ar ,)0 Cavairy Horses. United States reserves Omaha Bleycles V‘l“ow Springs. al Monte cnfl-éu Brodegaard Drefbus Cand, (‘ Chabot S8hoe Sehroede Bl NOTES OF TEN PIN ROLLERS Shakeup Ocours in Commercial League During Week, OMAHA BIKES GET INTO LEAD Glendales Kow—;_fl and. W Springs Sccond, with Drethu Com Fast—Standings Varfous Leagues. — A shakeup occurred in the Commercial league last week. The Glendales, who have beeh holding first place for some time, met thelr Waterloo Thuraday night at the hands of the Omaha Hikes, and this, com- bined with the three-game victory ot the Willow Springs over the Monte. Christo team, places the Glendales third, Wiilow Springs second and the Bikes in first place with a comfortable margin. The Drefbus Kandy Kids, who also moved up & notch by mot rolling, are spolling to get into some of the top-notchers and take a hand in declding the race. Anderson fs still kingpin among the tndi- viduals, while Hull and Stapenhorst have both passed Klauck and are now tied for sacond honors. Zarp rolled the Nigh thres- game total la for a match total of o4, week, bowling them over Commerelal League. 3 -] sENpeg BEsaEazy 8, ‘rown! Yo. Gumes. Av.| Numes. Games. Av. 1 v anr . FRIFRITIIIS W Brettans m!smm.u 1801 Dibbern EEEIEE Haa, Omaha League. Won. Lost. Pg:. sy BEB.FEiSxsIZSEEEZSATSET 2 - 6 " 084 17 47,14 B g a K 47, 8 426 45,1 2 407 48, 8 Chicago:Nobraska e 4T P T . Individual averages Solo. and ool SR Names. Games. Av.| Nemes Oames. Av. Okia and Texas Bxp, P = AU vy Rooky Mountain Lid.. a0 o TRy 8 Chicago, Milwaukee & § | €. 3. Franciseo... 51 188 o 173 . 88 188 W ® 1M Overland Limited... 9. g Omaha-Chicago Jxp. & B u % Colorado Special R bR LB Colo.-California Exp. WA s o Ty-Omaha Local 181 18%C. Conrad n Wabash— 45 181 MeKolvey . g "': Omaha-St. Louls Exp..a uu pm 2 R 1 Mall and Express.. K] NiiR stanberry Local (trom '8 15 1 K. & Bx. 8 61 168 Lv. Counet Biutta..ob 8:00 pm o @ in BT et 3 BURLINGTON - STATION—Tenth and | 8 8la Mason, . i i e i i Burlington— Leave, . % 168 0 pm s o Postotfice League. 10 pm ‘Won. Lost. 30 prh % 28 .20 am 20 pm 15 am n ocal,... i a pma SR er atamouth 15 105 pin | Platlsmouth-low - 918 am pm lievae-Plattamouth ...a 1:30 pm Pin | Bashr a lorado Limited %0 pm dm | Boweian . 1 {Rtpne o Spocl 15 am b4i4 * 108| Movton Ricago Fas: Kxpres 188 Nugant hicago Fas . 160, Dybery. . 1 Louis Expres © 183| Nelson K. C. ard St. Joseph. © 183 8hort K. C. and St. Joseph. K. C. and St h Pacific— Leave. Arrive |Excelsior Auburn Local b 3:50pm b12:10 pm | Bungalows Chicago, Minneapolis & | I Omaha— Bio City Expres: Omaha_Local Bloux City Pi Twin City Pa Sioux City Local Emerson Local. CANADIAN PACIF T Selinoy BETWERN MONTRRAL bl AND LIVERPOOL. Nothiig better on the AUADLIS than sur Empressen a all steamers. Wireless o8 8 R SERiAuw, 0. & T OIDID W MO O e Rylen & Linderman NORDIN, The Talor, 152 Douglas St, A.RUBIN T IR TAlLOHL\G COMPANY, RUFFNER TAILORING cox; Cleaning and dyeing. Bults 1506 St. Mary's. fine crop last | It 1s worth $10° per acre more, but | owner must sell. N WANTED—-TO BUY —$§0-ac ment, |rugaud und in cultivation, sandy homes ead relinquish- government diten, all loam with clay sub- €oll; 7 miles from R. R. station, 1¥ miles from growing town, good alfalfa .soil and all kinds of small grain; potatoes 200 to 40 bushels i price, §500. Lee Carter, FARMS FOR SALE. 160 ncres \wo miles from the County seat lowest price, $12.50 per acre; terms to suit big land list. The Home Land and Invest- ment Co., Harrison, Neb. Oklaboma, OKLAHOMA We have 100,000 acres of cholce land to ‘“"“" b 1 from, ran in price from $ fo ! B:\L'] |MQR1 24-hand siore pays hell price o v ore. Jhue lemd s ia"ihe ol asd f o B ug Rar miture, clothes etc. D, % gts district and you might get an ol well with Lo land. OWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Taale e N York Life Bidg South Dakota. | FOR SALE=Choice lands at low prices, | Brule county, 5. D. For bookiet, maps and | Ave. and Browne. Address G, 79, Bee. pricellst ~ address ' Hagaman-Bates, Puk- 3 wana, S. wenas, A DEEP, RICH 8( 80IL, SUNSHINR all the time; water when you Land at $5 to $0 per acre for wel fm- low found trip rates Write us. N ATA LAND & Buite 824 Now York Life Bids. fied 1509, | Gourx price pald for s nd furniture nd- hlnd «,Io(nu oLi: automobile rims and shoe NEBRASKA PUNCTURE PROOF CO., sew, mach repaired; writ. guar. Repair 8hop, 1117 Dod of Sloux county, Nebraska, good, im-|— proved—on better farm land in the state, Ask for our|B 5§ HIGHEST prlca old gold, eto. watch an, 211 8, 13th, WA TEL\Cyele hlleher P 19, Bee. r pnm paid for second- hlna Iurni clothing and WANTED—TO REHT WANTED—By gentieman, room and part 224 and 2th and Ames board, between | cove, with o 40" of Seby |metiier und dn-u.uhl. aaughter empioyea Address & o, Bee. WANTED—SI [ UATIONS WANTEL-By young man, ylu. to work board while ‘attsndi FAMILY washing dun g0 tee 1t February 1. Very | v ‘Boyles eollege REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FOR SALE. $35,000 first mortgage al 5 per cent inter- est_on §400-acre ranch: 00 improve- m-n!l. Room {11, Karbach block. O, Jensen bull homes right; plans mrnlll‘od Res, 221 ® - D!.. aulding. Web, Farm and Ranch Lands. OFFERED l"OR RENT—A first-class farm, 146 acres under cultivation, $5.50 per acre, lying l miles west of Kent, Loup (;(o.,‘N-t Gall or address Isaac Stover, ent, Neb, _WANTED—Day work. Ph WA Tl"l)—l‘ollllnn as dlul 3 registered; three years of l:xperlenm bcul Manilla, In. POSITION wanted by a first-class gas engine man and automobile driver, or private famlily; 7 years upen- FRED GILBERT IS HIGH m |Towa Man Makes Best Record for Week at Houston. HOUSTON, Tex,, Jan. #.—The ninth an- nual Sunny South handicap has gone into history. While the same sixteen squads that entered Monday did not shoot through the program there was an average of | phomes soventy:five men facing the traps every |Oeinder day of the week and the scores all around | were of a high order. The program for the last day consisted of 200 targets and in the professional class Fred Gilbert and Fred Bills tied for high average on 194. C. J. Hensler was second with 191 and B4 Forsgard third with 188, In the amateur class Lewis and Captain Jack Welf were first with 192, Livingston second with 190 and Ditto third with 188, In the general averages for the week Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake, Ia., was first among the professionals with 1,119 out of | & ik 1 R the 1,100 targed thrown. Fred Bills of Chicago was second with | 1,104 and Ed Forsgard of Waco, Tex., third with 1006. L. I. Ware of Dallas, Tex., was fourth with 1,068 SEVERE JOLT FOR FOOT BALL Chieago Tables age's Program Until After Hules Are Revis CHICAGO, Jan. 30.—Foot ball got a ge- vere jolt at the University of Chicago to- day when the Board of Physical Culture| Indi and Athletics laid the 1910 program on tho | Smith table, pending the meeting of the national foot ball rules committee, #0on to be held. ach Stagg was (0ld (o make out a schedule for soccer foot bail, and unless " the rules of the national committee .uu.,““" el the university professors, it is Intimated that soccer will supersede the Amvrlcln game at the Midway Institution. BERGER TALKS OF FIGHT Location for Bix Ring Battle to n-] ected Next Week, TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 30— Next week | it will be decided. definitely where the Jeftries-Johneon fight will be held,” sald Sam Berger, Jeffries’ manager, tonight. “I have an appointment with Jack Glea son In Seattle on Tuesday. Gleason will | then go to Tex Rickard and the site will | ence; first-class M!mcu furnished. ' 817 Harney St be decided on. Christenso i Maithes iu |Carter . 1 | Joman o ie Fioma Bullard | Bruggeman 3. Melum. L1 13| Bast Eideon . 188 Albott Aldrich ... 168] Ratekin B Mitehell 43 Kunel 168 Howard 161 Rure * 161 Kelley \ Beslin's Mixers........ Maney's Sunkist Stars 29 Derby Woolen Mills.. 81 ; Daily News. Hussie's Acorns. Individual averages: Glbeon .. Lahecka D, Behnelder MeCune Patterson Oriffeth i man Glitham i sen's Colts. K Y l’;‘r’n‘l’an Pacifics. 081 45, ICudlhyn pe 543 46,508 Eprague’s 508 48, Signal Corps 508 45! Wenl S‘ds'!l :fl ‘Ii Peaples 0! E cr-fm Citys 240 40 Iindividual averages 555 d25 Yousen L 1 MUlgaD ... i[5, Nores Fhom + 14 Willey | Lot 16 17| Colling Johnron Coleman Emith Booth - 18| Hoye . 10| Ethridge . Ilon‘lnlllc Lea, ‘Won. Lost. Pet, Pins. |Carpenter Paper Co.. 8 8 667 42 | Kammos . RO Nl Mid gl TR Sl T uartermasters . 1 4 . 366 4z |Omaha Gas Co. 5 .4 1566 ’.m | Equitable Lifes. 408 o Am Rangers .. 1 R T ¥ the Squares. 4 5 4 don itol Boflers 3 B .38 A6 IGate Citys 36 3w 405 ual -uruu i\ Pickard ., 1in Flcken .7 170, Btockweli . 109 Merzig 165| Grossman .. 164 Titterington 164 | Nelnon 183,13 v> inley . Reed . ‘e‘n.lr Yania Klmlnlwn Howley .. Sacders Grant 166/ Heller o 184 Anderson ... Coulon Knocks Owt Deming. NEW ORLEANS, La., .lln h—u ho”a | a8 though Jahnny Cou i to bantamwelght chumprnmmn in "All bout tonight with rl Deming, when he -am own under a terrific right .wlu In socond round. Coulon -unor :.3 t before belng counted out and owly furcl'ha o;‘el\-n lucccedlali "?fll’ the finally ng_his opponent down t 1o "tha " ninth ‘Founds -