Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1915, Page 7

THE BEE: OMAH!/ , MONDAY, AUGUST 30, - Part or all of one floor in large nn-.‘ P - | | h_b d h story brick bulding Large freight ele WHAT ARE HGURES" Child Found at Fairbury Nearly| TO le DEM ERRORS 9 | was oar for t e average ator. Address ee. " 3 | Nebraska lodge, No. 1, Knights of Pyth. | S = —— | Dead Will Be Exhibited at | tas, Wil be.in ita winter scason with | wash P —a | State Fair. | an open mesting on Monday evenmng, at | . ANTED TO BUY : anama | i its castle hall in «the Continental block, WA w-r TR lvfi‘l‘ood Commissioner Harman Bflnp‘n CUBATORluovem" May Be Obliged to Call P o P v one Yo ‘case, oak _finish and A-1 condition. Ad- Action Against Various Drug | BROUGHT TO LIFE IN IN | One to Correct Matters W. W. Young, past grand chancellor, tor | 'I he dress Y Bee, s | Firms of Lincoln '_ P Py | Left Undone. twelve yenrs supreme representative from | FFLICE ! ure bough' and wols ' | ll\jl“"'“': ‘\"‘: _:““:’;‘:"“"“:“T wel - e Nebraska, and well known as an cloauertt | Y » S LT e ANCOLN, 4 B =(Epeuie o o and comvincing orator, will deiiver the | TOTTEST prices or old riothim; TEST OF LAW ON MISBRANDING [!s beby kiiown as the “fist-car baby. BAD MESS OF STATE AFFAIRS ([, pui adi:cas of the evening, spoak ’ T | found Fairbury on a-finc car, whe iy ppge - vhorbin {1t had been abandoned by its mother (From a Staft Correspondent.) TENK e S e ek . e ] N (From a Staff Correapondent.) when about 3 days old, will be on ex- ' LINCOLN, Aug. .9—(Special)—A spe- ot of (¢ SEREIE, The @leninse i STV LINCOLN, Aug. 20.—(Special)—Right® piniion at the state fair clal semsion of the legl:lature Is beINE of yror romintseent of buyhood . duve % of patent medicine manufacturers Or The baby, when found about a month Proposed in order to fix up some of the v g i B KSR { Sy 3P dealers to sell or keep for sale any an s ¥ by Ay e and all with just a little more than aver- | i cash. Gtve price and location. J. 8, Bee 0 €'8 10 SC - ago, was wrapped in a sheet and near.y things the last session left undone and to o0 7 o T ST s e i g & on the label the word ;oqq, It was brought to the Orthorpe- APProiriate money so cercain departments g8 WUEI B FEEER T TAE - F ¥ 4 g % P Will be decided by a case In Jus- io hospital n Lincoln and with goud Will not have to shut down. D T N S I SN RIS » T e (.o:“m'}"_"f:m e Ill"“'""“"h C‘I’““‘Y;"“P\’:fl care has been getting along niccly, No Democrats are dlscussig what it wil W0l be furnished onUR B pre LTS AREL Y UEht olue to the mother has beon discovered. ©ost. They have not learncd the lesson V05 2 . WANTED TU RENT _____ two cases ayalnst Lincoln drugkists Yoo~ 41" incubator has boen secured from that cost fs not the whole thins in the Threo membership commitiess are be P ( 3 LigHT }“’“’.‘;‘:.".’;'""gl&""e""n'&‘r‘;‘ famity “‘;_*‘h“-vi b & 5 Omaha, in which the little girl, which Successful management of the state “"'* b s gt adb o '!'hv l‘-"*V;\'n- ot % 6 fusa - “ o e Meier Drug company will have to ; o ol ol o pue Mrermined whon the members lookmg $30 per month, for Sept. 1. G %3, Bee. et 1 etion senitie fret eate & S8 DUIR christensd Mary oDe, will re- TR WSt deluive, whith tried to PO o oo ety to the carapalgn that te Py g el . "" (‘l pose while on exhibition. This promises forth an economy plan of outting ex- [OrWAT oo Fah gl Lo | " + as “Hall's Ca- 5¢ penses, Misiunis St of it now opening 1z o rhile are o l l 8 0 tarm Cure'” and Sohm W, {0 be one of the Interestng exhitie of benses. made a misermble Job ot I and 1L, (G (U0 ot e ool way saves at least 1800 rubs. REAL ESTATE Harrreaves, .\ "0 .. it is now becoming apparent that about k4 Another druggist, will have to answer for : the only tuing leit is a special sossion, enabling the to get up conslderable FARM & RANCH LANDS POR SALR (he o, The state house grounds have again y ta s FOR RENT Stores and Offices. GOOD auto sales room on Farnam St Very ressonable rent. Tel. Doug. 1089, -y I HAVE a S-room suite, will share with _some one._Prefer lawyer. D. 7. Ware hounen, WAREHOUSE-TRACKAGE. HAVE YOU A FARM FUi. SALK? Writs & good description o2 your land f advance attention, It Ia being worked ¢ and sen it to the Sioux City, fa., Journal | o der that the dande.lons might be choked ©u# Proposition than it has on its hands & s .'of the latter at the Ha ves dr \ out on a systematic plan. with suitabie . Towa's Most Powerful Want' Ad Me . rgroaves AMIE 0.t gocording to & recommendation of &t the present time. pla t d t h t e Ty, by B f <4 f.":r'..mz‘"‘ 880 a bottle for ft. The (‘ol‘nmlurlonr:-"rhomn' Hal. The heavy The creation of a supreme court com- Piizes to be played for, and wil bte ane | Ime anda stren means Oyou- evening, Sal b od ‘cure’ manufactured in Lincoln by s * mission with one stenographer and no Of the main features of the winter's en- | Gaturday evening and S the Comstock Medical . rains of the summer lodged the grass - h S for one month, yiving sixteen uds on ® iy Cal company, the pro- o time ¢ balliff, was one of the ways the houso tertalnment A committee, hend by Id cleanin, {welve ‘ifferunt ghys for 85 or % worda Prictor having boen recentlv a candidate T e o lonkad, ko wnytnins but s tried fo economize. How three commis. W. C. Ammons, has charge of the tour Just as wonderful for all household ¢ 8- 4, or 7 woras, or the city com: " oo ravogge: 5 » ’LII‘IH' circulation of any lowa news- R pretty picture. The janitors worked hard Sloners can get along with only one nan nt paper, 250.00 readers dally in four grea: l Nebraska l “no guarwiteed to cure certain diseases Inepector E. C. Kemble bought a bottle belled “Safe to use and sure to cure.” Nebraska regained thelr former beauty. The grass was allowed to growthis summer in or- ; Nebraska e ————————— COURTS T DECIDE |FLAT CAR BABY IS THRIVING SPECIAL SESSION Hud it not been for the senate, the state would be now fading a much more seri- stenographer and not even a balliff, with B Snow 058 etk Bad upon it, however, and with the ald of " ot even t states. Meler Drug company, vflh’o u;ltm':l‘:m:.'.‘.: scythes, lawn mowers, etc., were able 1O funds voted to even pay the ..u‘mm- Live Ouk (oloha mung better, W. T | Will change the complass to Include tne 'O #St MOSt Of it out of the way. Now Siohers o the stenfiraphor, oF hire wd- w4 City Nut B, D39 ' manufacturers, F. J. Cheney & Co, who he ETass has grown up again and hides ditionel ass.etance if needed, Is a ques- Towa. | have announced that they will fight the 'Ne roush surface and the lawn s one A LOR Whieh WAL Dave (0 b mer BY the | cane hrough: the possta of the beauty spots of the city state some time and it may require a IOWA Cohienur SR ok e ai s-tisins A special session to sottle that thing and sfor as been golng | other things of more Importance. ; 1:;3;;;"3;1;;;- mamoacurers cor wine A]leged Treasure The worst mauddie, howsver, confronts K Mot et i R il flnit- {the pure food commission. Here is a se e n unless really s of 0 Want to_mose to Omana. Have houss mere oy trae s e ey Box Recalls Hunt i commisston. one of the most important in East Des Moines, Lew in 1909, good in the state, bringing into tho state treas- barn, two good sheds, brik cide fringement of the law against misbrand- 1 ury thousands of dollars every year house (Wil leave tue chickens in i), sl Ing Recently he lssued a warning to the or Oney 0 ermlt . A bave its expenses and saving the people turee lots facing east, 8ood locativn, two manufacturer “Salv " a blocks from car, Mot Lo ¢ioe to lown LilTACUIrErs of “Salvation OlY who [ thousands more becauso dishoneat people BUILE ALLproveme, will sell cheap for '# el © @roatest cure ppog@pN BOW, Neb., will_make arrang.uons for pay- Address G 945, Bee. EASY MONEY~—Alialfa land, 30 acres, miles of town; good improvements, |on earth for pain. WIIl relleve and oure more quickly than any other known rem- edy all bodily pain.” As a result of the warnine they toned down their label to Aug. 2.—(Spe- clal.)~The recent discovery, at the old Fulihart place, sixteen miles west of An- selmo, of a strong wooden box that had been pried open and which suggested pre- | cannot dispose of thelr adulterated and spoiled food to the public, unabie to exist because of a ruling of the state treasurer that as the legislature failed to appro- priate the tees of the department for the { Knights of P&thias | To Have Big Open steam be opened WE The eard Also attracting a good tovinament, ®oon to Want general merchand.se stock. J, Ten. Tead “The great liniment for pa'n. Rec- y ° @ e departme! = nask, Devuritien Bifle, Des mbines: ommended for various aches, pains, eto.” viously concealed treasure, calls to mind use of the department, warrants cannot = The penalty for misbranding runs from 'he murder of George Fuilhart and tho be drawn for the support of the depart- TEL.DOUG $10 to $100 for each offense, according to Subseauent arrost and conviction of his ment. 55 Sets ew alleged murderer, Willlam Oxiey. Full-| It may bo that the supreme court might J3-asre improved pasture land, near b hart was unmarried and known as a'settle the aifficulty, but state officers are Council Bluffs, at $60 per acte, suitable for fruit and garden, well watered. One Severely Injured, {hermit. He was supposed to be wealthy and there was a report current that he afrald that If It is put up to the courts from ap urely legal standpoint the edioct 429 WILL DELIVER IT LATER WHEN YOUA RE READY 1915, ; The old way of washing Meeting on Monday takes about 2000 rubs on the : Think what this saving of 0 h H ° had all kinds of money burfed near his, K of the state treasurer might stand and 3/ G h house. then the state would be up agalnst the Day & Hess Co., | Ushers Hurt i UPBl M oo oy o suinarts voty sos| tocpaien o o soacas snior ooy 123 Pearl St., Council Bluff day along the line of fence with its skull It is estimated that the fees ming T [ — (From a Staff Correspondent.) crushed in by a hammer which lay|into the pure food department alone for IF TAKEN before September 10, LINCOLN, Aug. 2.—(Speci"l)—H. F.|nearby, caused the county officials to| the blennium would pay the expenses of | - ———— - - m——— - acres on river bottom, one mile from |Snyder, an electrician of Lincoln, had [look for Willlam Oxley, a young man | a special sessfon and that from the stand- ) 53.'}:,,"“"‘,_'“ O'r‘:‘::}d R e R {his back broken and sustained other 'who had been working for Fullhart, but | point of financial benefiis, the special Poune) At Utenced. " Cheapest iand " |Probable fatal injuries at 9 o'clock this Oxley had disappeured and it was some seesion should be called. Custer county. S. B. McKenty, Ansley, Neb. FOR SALE—280-acre farm in SBemhi Co. Idaho, 2 mlies from R. R. and posto! llceA; Ifll) A. under cultivation; 100 tons hay, morning when a Rock Island passenger train struck an automobile in which he and others were riding at the crossmg at Twenty-fifth and Randolph. time before he was located, Lester Klrk-l patrick was the prosecutor for Custer the sheriff. county at that time and Eli Armstronsz | members of the ‘What may stand in the way of calling of the special session Is whether the legisature who were 2 A. In grain, 1 A, in_potatoes, 3 head| It 1s said that the machine was going | detective work on the case and was un- ocessfully last winter, will be any llkely ) of cattie, I8 horacs, all machinery and |about forty miles and hour and is ap- | tiring in his efforts to land the murderer. [to do a better job at a special mession I e ioulase address I |Peared to be trylng to beat the train |He spent busy days on the trail and this fall. In case they have not gath- ‘arnsworth, Montana. to the crossing. The engine hit the car finally succeeded In running Oxley down |ered sense with the lesson before them, Minnesotn. CRI 4 miles from Minneapolis Mot Gle " troum fowns 80 acras under and besides injuring Snyder, L. J. Car: ver, his partner in the electrical busi- ness, and Everett Coe of Omaha were The latter did some clever umable to handle the state finances suc- ' in the neighborhood of Lexington, mak- the expense of the special session mi[l\lk ing the arrest on December 6, 190. Oxley be for naught was brought to Broken Bow and med{ If & special session was called it could | l‘ :;'nm'p'r'-‘:aém?,"'-'l'f' b."fifluv:'ud?"n:':"w' !l"’"rqi- although not seriously. before H. M. Sulllvan. Although Oxley easily meet and transact the business 0! set_ bulldings, consisting of §- |. 7 never admitted his guilt, the circumstan- required in & very few days as no busi- room house, large b l'l-n-"-l oon‘ S Sb—— tial evidence against him was strong and nees could be transacted except that' s, ooy of corn” per acre; teis- | INHERITANCE TAX ON a jury found him guilty of murder in|specified in the call, the constitution phone in house; country thickiy utuu‘:}r R”TER ESTATE FIX the second degree. He was sentenced to specifying “The governor may, on ex- o e e Fralante | IXED | tne penitentiary for twenty-six years on traordinary occasions, convene the legis- B R O i hocpee W b February 2, 1%1, a little under two lature by proclamation, stating therein hicuens, one-halt of this years crop a NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Aug. 2.—|months from the tiime of his arrest. the purpose for which they are convened, everyihing on the farm Koes af o an (Speclal.)—The county judge of Otoe| There was much speculation at the time | and the leglslature shall enter upon no acre, half cash. Schwab Hros., 102 PIy- | county has fixed the inheritance tax In | of the trial about alleged burled treasure business except that for which it is mouth B.dg., Minneapolis, M Mincelinuevun, WOULD accept relinquishment on 640-A as first payinent on good 160-A. Jas. T. Madigan, ‘w-u-n. Kas. - a— REAL ESTATE LOANS FARM LOANS, 6 PER CENT. the Sophlg Charlotte Ritter estate, which Is one of the largest probated in that county for some time. Mrs, Ritter, whose death occurred recently, left property valued at $167,211.46. The Inheritance tax amountg to $1,668.23, of which Otoe county will recelve $979.06; Pawnee county, $344.39, and Johnson county, $244.88. The prop. erty which consists largely of real es'ate |and it Is stated that many ranchmen | went covertly to the place to dig for It called together.' Under the constitution the governor Many thought that when the prisoper |must specify the business to be trans- had served his term he would return for acted and while he might not go very the money. some time ago. This summer ranchmen going over the old place found ia hole twenty feet from the cave and a strong wooden box that, judging from Oxley left the penitentiary | far, some | Would take & long proclamation to cover there Is every Indication that It all the things which a special sess on might do to correct irregularities and failures of the last session. If a King’s Doctor told you to take Sanatogen— TOLAND & TRUMBI'LL, 8 Hee Rlug |!8 divided as follows: Otoe county, 367400, the rust inside, had contained a metal AR #ult him—indeed there are over 21,000 prac- 9% TO Wo,0m mace promptly. F. D, |Pawnee county, 340,500, Johnson county,'box about two feet square. The box was . ’ you would be impressed—for you G o Ul iy who would tell you totake Wead, Waad Bidg. 18(h and Farnam Sta | $29.400. The personal property fs valued | lying near the hole and the 1id had been Off]_(_‘,er S Memory C) d farm loans, 5, 5'4. 6 per cent Y Dumont A Co.. 4is State Bank. A “For Bale aJ wil turn second-hand furpiture into cash. EITY property. Larke loans 'k'%'}"?"" at $7,14.9. The property has divided among several children. SLANDER SUIT FILED IN COLFAX COUNTY been pried off. The hole had originally been marked by being filled with ashes. Bwvi- dently, whoever secured the contents of the box knew right where to look for it. | The old adobe house in which he lived Cause of Serious Charge for Couple| | | know that a King’s Doctor must be aman of highest professional standing. You would take Sanatogen feeling confident that it would do the things promised; give you fresh vigor, fortify Sanatogen, because all have written us, some telling of its power to strengthen the nerves, others of its power to enrich the blood and :‘pbuild the system, and i1l others of its wonder- TW. M. Thomas. % State is now in ruins, but the uncanny Tul qualities as ad «id to WANTRD-—Good farm and vity 1oat &l |y vy W S" o im.nories of the place will live as long | The memory of Prosation Officer A. | your system as no other tonic could. G aseH lowest rates. - JYLER, + Aug. 2.—(Special.) | 35 there 1s an old settler in that part of | vosburgh is going to cost a lot of worry PETERS TRUST CO.. 1022 Farnam. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE Ly Dayeins 775 ~Frantiska Kracl sued Frank Herbrich in the district court for slander to the amount of $3,000. | the county. and grief to Vida and Charles Willlams, 611 North Twentleth street. They were Now it is a fact that the private physicians to seven Cmperors and Kings, after personal observation of its effects, have endorsed San~ l?ch are the credentials of Sanatogen—they should, they must con- vinceyou that Sanatogen 1016 Omaha National. Phone B B c being arraigned In juvenile court yester- atogen in writing. (See, for instance, the ace a service to perform VONEY on hand 1or city and farm loans. ,h,;:.";:,::;:g:';: E:::; ‘:"':;’.':“‘:: a‘nk learlngs day afternoon on a charge of improper companying lettersof Dr,Ott and Dr.Kuhn,) your case, "W, W, Binder. City Naifonal Bank Bidg. | vy handling of thelr minor children, when Sanatogen I sold by good FEF us flist for farm loans In eastern Polut Ave. Phone Webster 2146 river bridge by Colfax county accepting §50 as settlement in full for all claims retary. Bank clearings in the United BStates Mes Moines Vorburgh suddenly remembered that the | braska state law last week, the National 80 you see a King's physician might rece druggists everywhere In thr *Lost and Found” column, and if K d Sanatogen to you, if you could cone izes from §1.00 up. Nen iinited Sraten Troar (o. Omaha ¥ for the week ending August 2, as re-|federal authorities were holding warrants b g b § SITY TOANS, ©. G, Caribarg, | "C" Pending in court. e O ererrm 100,700 00 ‘ai lon | for & couple wanted a yoar ago. He In- Grand Prise International Congress of Medicine, London, 1913 Jo 21912 Brandels Theater Bldg. e rtymur Whtoa W ahe H$a0i /9000 last week and $2,061 Uio. 00 | veatigated and a few moments ’ater . " ved !in this week last year. Canadian |y, My, T T T T T 7 ===z | FAIRBURY, Neb. Aug, 2).—(Bpecial.)— | c'earinge aguregate $125568 000, as bgaingt | United H““': h““"‘"“' l"“’_’;: Flynn was i [ f During the last week County Judge L. J. $12,42.00 lust week rnd $127627,00 in|O0 the job with warrants charging them { / REAL ESTATE WANTED ! Nutzman issued marriage licenses to the "% workflnll yholnr. Following are the K with white slavery. It ls charged that | x returns ‘or this week, with per- [the couple took a I6-yearold Council - 3 WANTED to buy 2 lots, must be con- following: John E. Stevenson and Rose centages of change shown this week as | ¢ Yy ~5 O OVE 2 P rSIC ected. on pavad airent; state location Ristan, Roscoe C. Moles and Verna , compared with this week last Year. " Bluffs girl to Grand Island. | ENDORSED "\ OVER 21000 HYSICIANS and price. Adress K-$36, Bee. Blair, ' Marner D. King and Jrene| S 5 g B ———— . e & gt - LH | Knoble, M | Cittes. mount. { Tne. | Dec, uff « " 2 e | Knoble, Milton Thommburg and Lela M. 5 e oo~ | Bluffs Children ' for a Free copy of “Nerve Health Regained.” 1f you wish to learn more sbout Sanstogen before you use REAL ESTATE—ACREAGE Rohrbaugh, New York reees|S1O3)012.0M) 108 6], | it; write for a copy of this booklet, beautifully illustrated and comprising facts and information of the greatest interest, i B an ohrbaugh, | Entrago AT o o R At Hanscom Park Tear this off as 4 reminder to address THE BAUKR CHEMICAL CO. 27 lrviog Place, New York, SNETALF sore well Tmproved—Phons R C. Moles and Miss Verna Blair were Phi adciphia A 1 3 | Webster 1062 after 11 a. m. married at the bride’s heme in Powell, :’g!l;m_“ .| 19 RS | 9 _ ________‘Rev. R. N. Orr'll of the Methodist Epis- wansan City g “Uncle Henry"” DeLong of Council E = = == = copal church of th's city officiating. The Piftsboreh ......... R'uffs brought about 20 little children to REAL ESTATE—NORTH SIDE Pride is a duuchter of Mr. and Mrs. §n Francisco . goves Hanscom park for an outing Saturday. e Grant Blair of Powe'l and Is a Jefferson M 'nneapo'ls ...oei| 178" | They occupled themselves playing and { Bun alow county school teacher. Mr. and Mrs, Detroit i running races. For winners fn athlet ‘ g | Moles left for a trip to Callfornia ma"“}’:gl'r;:';:‘l B events the following were among the We bave & very classy, new, five-room on their return will reside in Fairbury. | i ‘Ames! 3 prizes offered: Girls' lavaliere for base i :,‘\'x:(m&:‘,oz{x%.;hatmm .fl:'&i‘}fwr‘f‘ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Uter have New Oriean | ball throw, silk scarf for big girls' race, full ‘baserment, large attie. Loonted No. 'emoved to Lincoln. Mr. Uter will be ;“{:““m“ | solid gold brooch for little girlse' race, @3 North Hith §t. where all homes are enineer on a parsenser run on the Rock | Atiante, . mesh bag for volley ball, Venetian collar g new homes and where many homes are JIg'and out of that point. T ovimville and crocheted bag for double-handed | 4 being ouilt. We will make terms to sult | iy ang Mrs. Willlam Dryden ana son | Ronitty race. Boys: Base ball for base ball throw, | : d leave for a visit with relatives in Good- | gy Pau : volley ball for volley ball throw; five- | (] Norris & Norris 1. xan. tomorrow. portiand. ‘e dollar bill for broad jump, construetive o 00 Bee Bidg Phone Dauglas 4210. B A o A i Honaton 2 ] toy for small boys' race 0S d 630D T-room house for sale or trade;| SARGENT, Aug. .—(Special)~The | Judiamane! | New Pi—re COI—n—Da‘n | hM st people are honest and WOul lots, ring irult and soade Lre€a: Ajumni assoclation of the SBargent High , Provillence o ! . (] -f | fenced in; has a - well | Ty S0 | oo N ath” 8 Raaress | school had o social evening in the pariors o vorth ooch t 2 y asten to return any fOllnd artlcle 1 D care Bee. _ |of the Methodist Episcopal church on | Memrh's .. H I L | : d P ile & e e W Vanadlam; | Poesday vening. The. oiticers of tha| B as Its License they knew where to find the owner. . ; 300 camt., 3% per month. H assoctation are John Rasch. president: | Loinmhoe e ) SEE THIS AT ONCE. Lottle Shafer. vice president; Hasel Yet-| atha o With the issuance of its license in com- : : : New 6-r. bungaow, 1 Ilock south of |ter, treasurer, and Irma Crownover, sec. | 8~1t Lake City aliande with the Fedbiraments of the Ne The first place they think of is the Mler pk., cheap; seé owner. 210 Crown Toledt f L T ard | Security Wire Insurance company has ' fail e ——— Pt S “-( “:1-. Tn:";....:—...,_ Dune V[:nwd' from lmp r:u ..{"m- motion to | You have laiie to announce your a wottle of Sloan’s Liniment. ap-| =~ - that of actual'y writing policles to cover . llo‘tj'::l"i:sl”rn_sw?'r SIDE__ |51y on back and take 6 drove four times | S amit i's! fire risks. This Is the company organized loss there, you have little chance | Dodge oV Albee |a day. Al druggists.—Advertisement. | 8-okane ... | with Walter A. George, former state H aounel Ny hons Black 1611 a3 11itreasirer as its president and whose of ever recovering your loss. — i P 118 offictal roster includes such names as 3 REAL ESTATE—VACANT LEGAL NOTICES Seranton 15 3| B B Howe'l M. R, Hatch. O. A. Danel- When you lose anythmg telephone at —— — - . . 7.4 ¥. J. Zeman H. Clancy, Edwin . A_beautiful buildi s NOTICE TO CON b5 Wow Waven gom. & i, \Sasutiful builing lot tor yeur bunge- |~ WOTTCE TO™ CONTRAL :g',;% souz b 4.2/ Bwohe. Norrls Brown, charies 1. an |OTIC€ 10 1 yler 1000 and thus get quick able_terms_Owner. phons Wainut 21, |posals will be recelved by the Gnder- ..., | ming, Chester H. Aldrich and W. B. How-| a 6 {ion) ¥ n' Tots, near 434 and Webster -l;x-g .:.'mm- rf—a':.} onafih. two-story ‘44l 7T The rome offices are to be main- ' _Ave 3.7F. Cou, S Famnam. Red S | o, parement, brick addition 10 yimaln 12.9|talned in Omaha. Tel - \ . OR SALE—Three lots and three shares|Children. G'enw. Towa Up to one e elephone Tyler 1000 f!qm-%‘rovum c&.h -::ck. HANS v';:nel'a = !ev;:;n T 4, lrt‘l'i 2 . For n Soraived An~ Leavenworth St rther particulars ‘write . o . o F i) / REAL ESTATE—MISOKLLANEOUS | Be' 0L, 1% 'O “rHE HOARD 0 v W Tmiven thanguiis TounTeay, T ot iena Everybody Roads B R O | Pav e o n therewith faithfully, b ,.;lxfiak‘:l:ral‘-r‘}’ln '5“2,’.‘..:“;"’? B-m%vr OF STATE ISN;N‘I'IJHTIENCA?N e e 15 4 cover in mueck less time )nmy.f":, ':uu:l‘l.y 4 Want Ada. a8 two ¢ . Secretary. - H ol ok e T Than oengr han Sy b g ¥ imnaln % required. Obtainable everywhere, All ¢ {Fade for 1ot or"nouse. " Te1 " Webater 1040, W, T TANRND, Wl Asehlingt s [wpampene 1.1 1.1 druggists