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    TTIH OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1907.
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PERSONAL
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?,e ECZEMA absolutely mrH by W. A. Paa.
4 ' rn.tr. B. J. Bcannell. agent. V. r
I ik u M4L1 rn
OVA HA
Stammerers
Institute, Ramge
. 0D-W1
MAGNETIC fc'fc
MASSAGE7'Ba.
(Ill M 203 US
ErrA EI. t J ft, nvisle by (nail. Adults' v
ran; elasa Mondays. ltn Farnam.
Douglaa 70L. , flit let Mart
1 1 "" ' r M -
HAKD-palnted chin punch bowl, tankard,
lemonade pitcher. Ii and chocolate sets.
' oineie 111 DO. ltn Ht.
(18-M4fl Ux
FOR anythtngln the sewing machine line
- "?. uiiismi ex. lO ll up, ATI,
- , (18) M73 Mil
PAINFTL burne, afy lor. or akin hurt
quickly healed by Satin akin cream. 36c
v U-
BKWINO, rauMriM uppliee for all makes
of machines: machines re pained: machines
it rail. niTon Bros.. Sewing Marhlne
TP. Douglas Bt, entrance. Tel Doug;.
SSbO.
(1S TU M10
ANTONTS knowing- the whereabouts of
Nels and Olaf Olsen will confer a favor
upon them by showing- them this ad. or
br writing- to Mlaa Carrie Olsen, Rock
Island. Ill, 64S 4th Ft.
. (11) M7S M1?X
WILL SELL new tailor made spring top
coat; allk lined: roet MR; made for me.
dlunvelsed1 man; bargain for cash. Ad
dre N 4a, Bee. jih)mx 17x
PATENTS
Ft t. LARSON CO., patent lawyani
patent book free. Bee Bide, Omaha. Neb.
(17-S13
Patents, trade mark, guaranteed or no fee.
.National InTeetment Co., Dourrlas Bloelf.
(1T 6 fs
CHARPE MACHINE BHOPS Patents
.Procured. Inventions developed, drawings,
pet 'erne, castings, machine work. 04-lS
B. 1Mb EL. 17-S14
D- O. SARNELL, Patent Atty. and ma.
china designer. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
(17 M737 Mil
MACHINE! designing and general draught
$ tng at reasonable rates. Addreas J W3.
Bra. , (17) M744 MU
PATENTS, trad mark a, guaranteed or no
fee. National Invoatment Co., Douglas
block. " (17) M7MM1I
REAL ESTATE
CITT moraRTT FOR SALE
Dundee Bargains
. . . . $2,850
' Beveo-roora house In first
, class repair; -new hot water
beating- plant; finely located
' ' on car tine, paved street. This
a, r Is s rare bargain; owner leav--
leg .aity; property must ba
. gold this weak.
Y"..' $3,300 -v
. - f New, tl modern home In
''.'Dundee Place; finely located,
eferytMng new, clean and -,
cftmrBTtabla. A. eery deelr-
.' ; able oprty. v
V : ; $3,250
.. .., Blew,! ail modem bonta, oak
flnkfh and oak floors on first
V 7. flopr,; hard pine second floor. .
t... This is a very attractive
property andwljl pleaae yo '
Qyioo
. . New modern house of elcht
. ' ropmat aak finish an ilrst
' 'floor. White enamel on second
floor, , line cellar, nicely lo-
v cated. - This la aa exception
ally , nice .property and Is a
bargain. V. '
BENSON &. CARMICHAEL,
tit Paxton Block.
(1 M7l 14
$5,700 SACRIFICE $5,700
We ran sell yow the northeast corner Bth
and Chicago, with new aevea-rodm mod
ern house, for IB. Including vacant
oonteTr fin for a . double brick flat
owner baa notified us that price will be
18,000 cash after February S.
'I , RYLANDER & 00-,
v' ' KJ N. T. Life.
' " ' Bole Agents.
O) M747 U
QWNjrRB.
I have buyers,' especially foy close in
properly. Qlve me a chance.
H, A. 8TKAVENBON,
tM Board of Trade. ; ltth and Farnam.
on ms&su
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
; til Taylor BC 1 block
i ...-1 oar, city water. Very
- ' cheap. Easy terms.
R. IL Landerjou,
" - Tel. Douc Z16I. Board -of
Trada 0 M736 is
LOT BARGAIN,
- -WEST FARNAM DISTRICT.
(OxiTT feet between tine homes, and as
atc-ktly ss there Is on the hill. Reno this
Week. The beet thing; we know of fur the
Bnoney. Act quickly.
Harrison & Morton,
IU N. T. .Ufa Bid. Tel. Doug. 114.
. . I 0. 7J0 U
Small NCash Payments
Balance $ Monthly
UILH HOME TO 6UIT YOURSELF
On ooe of those beautiful
lots to Haleyon Heights, the
' finest and most sightly loca
. . tlen for a. aorae, only two
:. blocks aouth of business cen
ter of Benson, and Military
: Av car Una. Ton can't buy
sueh lota elsewhere at thee
srloee 360 to KM. Make your
seJectloo today.
RusseU tt McKitrick Co.,
SOUS AUENTB.
'4i:-S-4 Raoige Bldg.,
15t" o4 ' Ilaruey eka
ou-m it
GARDEN LAND AND LOT
Excellent building lot and i acres ad
Jutaiag oo Lioculn Ave., paved, ta Coun
cil biaffa Price, tl.su). cheap. aVe L..W
Tulleye A'aVm, kit Main tit., upetalra.
Couacil liiuffa, la. tU-MU li
. : ' W :
1HERB la your chance to gat one of the
atceet aoaiea In Beilevwe. aiikar te rest
or buy. Caatral located, on di
rect route ' beiVa dwput and cullege;
large s-ruun bvuee wuh cistern. cel.jLT,
garret, etc All kinds of fruit, shrubs
and tlowara. Inquire ar home of Oeorae
buech tUellevue) frotn Feitruary U ID U,
After that of C- 11.' Lee. sulver Creek.
Keb. - - tl 7U U
FlNBert httle farm in Osnaha for bnproved
veetablo and ohickena I acrvs with five
reoaa cottage, only nGi. See It sue you
Win ui it. H. H. fHriuu-, nii Jay-keoa.
DouglaaTatt. - U;-M.i4 It
REAL ESTATE
CITT PHOPEItTV FOR !.
IX) foil want a fln vacant lot 7
Here It Is. mil cheap,, too ixiiw.
sotn and (hi, man mo muni,
3 lots 41x100 Mrh, faring east nci ISth
flt near Cass. J0 eah for quU-k, ml.
110xl4. bet nd 3-fl. fronting Cali
fornia nl WfbuliT. with I nouses rtni
lnir for II.'. per month; north hnl va
cant Splendid rental proposition for
or 1 cottagea. uow prif-w vu mvv-
tlen.
RYLANDER & CO,
103 N T. U
ffole Agents.
Ml) M80S 14
10-ROOM hmise, moderti but furnace, B. W.
Cor. of X5tb and Caldwell sts. baay
BXJBINBON WOLF, 43-4 rxh B'k.
(! Mill IS
FOR HAI.B Two modern bouses and largs
barn. One block north or Honsoorn rara;
paved etreet east front, lot TbxliO.- East
ern owner will sell at a bargain.
THOMAS BRENNAN, ,
boom 1. N. I. J Bld.
OI ew
EIGHTEEN lots ISO, Council Bluffs; S
minuiew 10 umani iui ew wuvio
riu. L. 46, Bee. (U 701 lfix
Bt'T from owner and save commission;
I-room, new, modern cottage. n) . inn.
li Mill Ms
LAND9CAPB architect- E. C. Foster,
phone Dousj. 787. 611 Paxton DTa. .
nsi mi FW
$10,T00 CASH
THE INCOME FROM PROPr
ERTY WILL PAY BALANCE
I can assure any investor that he will
more tban triple the ahpve' amount In tin
years. Reiwon for selling, want of senae.
,(!) M7SS II '.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMD RAHCII LASD FOR iALB
ladlaa Territory.
INDIAN TERRITORY LANDS
Thnae splcnd.d Indian lands are now
coming Into market. Unexcelled climate
and crops. Next eacuraum Tuesuty, t eo-
ruary l: 115.30 to Muskogee, l. I., ana
return. Easy terms. Oet In early with us.
We also have cheap Texaa landa, and ex
cursion rates, w rite for particulars.
THE PUTNAM CO,
(04 N. T. Life BIdg.
(20 MS94 H
1
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Farm of 1(0, laying near
Olenwood, la.; beating or
chard of 700 trees; new barn,
fair house and other Improve- '
roents. Owner anxious to sell.
Price, I0 per acre.
I. N. HAMMOND,
' SSI Board of Trade.
(20) MSOt IS
Kansas. :
HOMESEEKERS1 'Be careful. Locate rtcht.
jnveauKmie our xamoua arieaian vauity
bure crops, matcniesa climate, let us
write you. Miller at James, Meade, Kan.
" ... , .- ( MJ04 Mi
Minnesota.
. YOUR OPPORTTJNITY
To get a farm la at band. . The Duluth 4V
Iowa Range R. R Co., la selling good
wild land- in St. Louis county, Minnesota,
to actual settlers at reasonable prices ana
on terms of SI per acre down and bal
ance on fifteen years' time. For full In
formation address Land Commissioner, 61S
Welvln Building. Duluth, Minn.
(20) MU7
MlseoarL i
FOR BALE Vernon county, 'Mo., S30-acr
stock farm, highly Improved, abundantly
watered; seven miles to good market;
here la an opportunity for a lively stock
man; price fel.500. half cash, balance on
time at t per cent. J. Fred Wolta. S4aA
Botanical Ave, St. Louis, Mo.
- CK M1S71T
t ACRES of well Improved, all tillable
land, Bt Clare. Mo.; good soil; price 152 30,
Incumbrance lin.OOO, I per cent. Want
clear, cheap land equity. Box 127. Peter
son, la. ; (30)-M3S5 15
lekraika,
. .....
480-Acre Grain and Stock Farm
S20 acres pasture. 160 acres well improved,
fine level bottom land in Nance county,
Nebraska. Corn 60 to SO bushel, wheat
SO bushel alfalfa,, clover, timothy and
wheat on farm, 4-room house, barn 40x42,
two granaries for 4.00 bushels grain;
scales, hog bouses, cattle sheds, orchard,
three wind mills, tanks, 400 rods hog
fence. R. F. D., telephone, school and
church one mile. miles from Palmar.
Price S3t per acre. Write.
W. H. Widaman, Palmer, Neb.
0O-M4S S2z
FOR SALE
My fin farm of 4SS acre, one of the finest
farm in Buffalo ecu my. Price, B0 per
acre, half vash. The priee good only
until February 14. Can give posseeslon at
once. Address the owner. W. H. Orasa
icsyer. Ulverdala. Nab, (30) Malt It
FARM BARGAIN .
We havs S3I acres of highly ' Improved
land t miles from Sliver Creek and I miles
from Osceola and la miles from Columbus.
Neb.. In Polk Co., i-xxl 7-room house, barn,
granary, windmill, and runnlna -water.
teoeed and croae-fsnoedV bearina orchatd
and atraw berry bed; lots of evergreen
tree and arove: 100 acres under nlow.
balance bay and pasture. . Reduced the
price from leu an acre to HO an acre. Can
exchange It for Omaha property, jot want
an offer for cash. Montgage of 13,260 al
ready on this so It-don't take much to
handle IU - This Is only good tat a few
oaya. it you can show us a farm so clue
to Omaha for the money you can beat us.
N. P. DODGE & CO.
1714 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
t) US20 14
A BARGAIN
liU acres, Vk natural meadow, make fine
tomlthy land, balance good plow land,
near O'Neill Only l per acre. -
RIKER & CHAMBERS,
40S Bee Bldg.
Tel Doug 111.
(J m ;i IS
SARPY COUNTY
-FARM '
of 1(0 acres near Gretna. This Is one of
the very best farms in Sarpy county;
splendid improvements,' almost new, con
sisting of eixht-room house with stone
foundation, large new barn for 100 bead of
stock, horse barn for 25 horses, new crib
on stone foundation for 4.0)0 bu. corn;
tubular well witii steW windmill, twp
large tanks; land gently riiliug and In
high etste of cultivation. Land lu the
vicinity selling for 1100 per afro. , Price
for immediate aale. ITS per acre;' about
14.000 cash, balance at S per cent.
EKNaST HWtKI, 011 N. Y. I lx.ua- 1472.
(101 MaOI IS
80 ACRES
.
Barpy cpunty, all under cultivation, but
no improvements exi-rpt fenced, j.l0.
This la a mighty Baa piece of ground;
near Gretna.
tKNEST SWEET. il M. Y .. p,ug 14TI
(10) Mj7 IS
)
Orixea,
Dairy Lands in Oregon
Bpac:al Inducements for practicsl dairym
to settle on k'geed-off lands in Oregon,
the paradise for dairying, tor authentic
Inforn.atloa address
tKKuOJ DEVELOPMENT LEAGUK.
lt. L .4 PoruaiMl. Or.
, . - 4A ataal 14
REAL ESTATE
FARM AD M tXTH I D FOR 1 (.LB
(Continued.)
Trill.
LAND SEi:KERS!
Ifi4 for map of Texas, ahowlng new rail
ways ana location oi amous trssos vai
lev land the richeet rain bHt lands In
United State, and where bllnsards are
unknown. Price. 110 to IU per arre. n
luatrated llt free. Hlland P. Lockwood.
Ban Antonio. Tex. (JP-M447 II
PAN HANDLE LANDS
BUT FROM THE OWNER.
We own several thousand acres of land
In this wonderful country the most fertile
lands In the United States. We can give
you the beet prices, aleo the lowest rail
road tare, jotn one oi our excursions.
LFREW LAND CO..
ftg-5 S. 11th Bt. First Nat l Bank Bldg.
(Sl'l 774 Is
Mtaeallaaw.
HOMESTEAD
TH COEUR D-ALENE RESERVATION
will ba opened soon. It contains 100.004
acres choice wheat, fruit and timber land.
Do you wspt I0 acres?
COEUR D'ALENE RESERVATION P.
FORMATION AQENCT, Rooms ii-ls. Ex
change Bank Bldg, Spokane, Wash.
(20-3u US
COLORADO LAND.
True bargain, 1 acres Washington Co.,
level upland, rood soli. 1 miles of Cope,
tuov cash.
BOOTH UA KUiA LiAU.
Fertile farms In Pplnk Co., aa good as
Iowa land. Prices Sis to 140 per acre. Jnla
spring excursion. L. W. Tulleys at Sua,
Council Bluffs, la., 10S Main St.
(3g)-T0O pt
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farsa and Raaela Lands.
FARM FOR RENT
SdO aerea, well improved, cheap for cash, .or
sbaie rent.
ALLEHAUBE ft HALLE R,
CouncU Bluffs, or 132 South list Street,
Omaha, Keb.
(21) tli llx
SO ACRES, with house and barn. Ill &
16th St. OD-nt .
25 ACRES FOR RENT
51ST AND DODGE
Two blocks Dundee car line: 7-room-houee.
Urge barn, fruit frees, etc.: "especially
suitable for dairy. Rental HO per mo.
. GEORGE CO.. lttl FARNAM ST.
Feb. 12, IS, 14, 15, 1907. - (21)-7 14
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
() 27
GARVIN BROS.. 104 Farnam. S and H
per osat loans on real estate; no delay.
122-sX
LOWEST RATE-' Bern! a, Paxton Block.
(JS-!
H,000.00t TO LOAN oa bualneaa And resi
dence property in uraana; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, R. 1, N. T.
Hie. J33X
PRIVATE MONET F. D. Wsad. li Doug
. (21) StO
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H
Tkinu UA inrel National Rank Rids:.
(2Z-WI
WANTED City loan, R. C Peters 4V Co.
(22)-S
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Far tarn Smith At Co.. 1S20 Farnam St. .
UNION LOAN & INVT CO.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
Loans Money on Real Estate.
Buy and Sell City Warrants.
City and Farm Mortxaaes.
CO Bee Building. . Phone Douglaa 2904
WHEN you have Idle money call or write
. and tell us how much you have that you
.would like u loan on first-olas real es
tate mortgagee and ws will procure bor
rower Hastings sc Heyden, 1704 Far
nam SC (221 MIPS IS
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
stoves, carpet, clothing and shoes; pay
the beat price. Tel. Douglas 3B7L '
. (36 e&T F1S
WANTEI" To buy slot machines, soda
fountain furniture, coffee urns; must be
cheap. Address L-6Z7, Be. (2f-H4 17X
DON'T - five your second-hand furniture
away; I pay the highest price; big price
Said for office furniture. Joe Levlne,
04 N. Kth. Tel. Doug-. 771.
(21) Mill M4
TOP price for Sd-hand books, novels, a LI
kinds. Stacey. SIS H. lltn. Har. ISIS.
(IS) M37 Mix
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foys Co
IIS So. 14th, Phone Douglas-lS21.
(26-4U
WANTED To buy second-hand barn for
horse ndbuggy; must be in wood shape
and cheap. Addreas B 698. Boe.
(25) M7S4 IS
WANTER To buy, a good, sound, gentle
horse about l.loO lbs., from parties who
have owned It long enough to know Its
nature. 41S B. Uth. (25i Vittl IS
WANTED TO RENT
MODERN HOTEL Furnished complete;
won t buy furniture. Addreas T care
Bee. (2) US 14x
WANTED To rent about t acre of land
that la suitable for poultry, with auras
buildings oa it, of if the owner is willing
10 put up same, jauareas o , nee.
(36) Mj7 13X
WANTED Desk room with use of library
in city law office; can swing business mu
tually beneficial. Address EV6. Bee.
(2)643 lix
WANTED To rent a barn for four or six
h or sua. Vicinity, kith and Mason Sis.
H. W. Anderson, Hi, bee Bide.
(JB-M4Bl lit
GENTLEMAN and wife) deelre first class
room snd board in Drlvate American
family of two. High ciaas apartment or
1nvate noma, etate xrloe and part Uln
ars. D (el. care bee." (-)& Ux
WANTED By middle aged gentleman.
comfortable room and board; price not
to exceed 130.00 monthly; close in: perma
nent if suited. Addreas K 470, Bee.
- - - (i)
WANTED To rent 2 to 30 acres Improved,
with bouse and barn. Give description.
Addreas B S61, Bee. (2i M7 lSx
WANTED By man and wife no children
furnlehed house In first clsss location.
Addreas M fee. Bee. VMt M73 ltx
I WISH to rent furnished home for the
summer; am newly married; home must
be modern In every respect; references
exchanged: would commence renting; on
May iw ana as long aa aeairabie to owner.
Address W-tet, Bee. (- T7S lix
WANTED SITUATIONS
FARMER of twenty year experience
wanta some lino 01 work on farm; com
petent to fill any kind of farm poaltlon.
Address John Olson. R Lena Lodge,
Florence, Neb, Route No. 1.
(STI-MOI Ux
Advertising Manager
With practical experience In "ad" prepara
tion, follow up ayatema. circular and cata
logue work, la open for employment: will
. consider legitimate proposition. Address
A SA. Bee. ( 7 ltx-
PRINTER, slightly invalid; rapid and ac
curals st figsres. educated, would like
ait.; any business. Addreas O fcl. Bee.
. (7-M751 llx
A COMPETENT seal mechanic, can repair
any make of scales. References furnished.
Address J tag, bee. (Z7 M7B Ux
FIRST CLASS English correspondent
French sod German also if required.
Refer once. k Farnam St.
27-M7 14X
POSITION taking- care of auto or team or
doing general chorea for board and room.
Chunk, T. atC A 07 774 Ux
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continued.)
GERMAN pharmacist, with two years ex
perience wants poaltlon. Registered in
Iowa. Address Box 767, Harlan, la.
(27 M7l 14X
BUTCHER H ib wanted. 1. A. Higbea,
Aurora, Neb. (17) Mil llx
DAT women furnished free of charge.
Telephone Douglaa 1112. (27) MI00
GOVERNMENT-NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR LEASING THE TRI
bal lands of the 8tsndlns- Rock Reserva
tion, North Dakota, for Graslng Purposes.
Department of the Interior, Office of Indian
Atfaire. Washington. D. C, February t,
Sealed proposals for leealng the sur
plus tribal pssturee on the Standing Rock
reservation, rsorm uaaota, tor grasing
purpoeee, will be re
until 2 o'clock, p. m.,
2H, 1907, and will be lr
win oe recetvea at this omce
on Thuradsy. March
Immediately thereafter
opened In the presence of such bidders ss
may attend. 1 no lanoa win oe leased ror
a period of five years from June 1. 107.
and no bid for a different period will be
considered. The proposals must be ad
dressed to "The Commissioner of Indian
Affaire, Washington, D. C," and must be
plainly endorsed on the outside of the en
velope, "Proposals for Leeetng Standing
Rock Lands.' The lands offered for lease
have been divided into four pastures. Pas
ture No. 1 contains MOoO acres; pasture
No. I contains &O.UR0 acres; pasture No. I
contains S1B.X) acres; pasture No. 4 con
tains 111480 acres. Maps showing the loca
tion of the pastures and posters giving di
rections for the submission of bids, end sll
other necessary Information, may be
obtained on application to the United
States Indian Agent. Fort Tales. North
Dakota. Proposals not conforming to the
requirements mentioned In the posters may
be rejected, If such action shall be deemed
advisable. C. F. LARRABEE. Acting
Commissioner. FSdlStM
LEGAL NOTICES
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
(other than fire loss claims In San Fran
cisco. California) agninst the German ln
surange Company of Kreeport are hereby
notified that by an - order entered by the
circuit eourt of Carroll county, Illinois,
on January 12, A. D. 1S07. It Is provided
that all claima against said The German
Insurance Company of Free port (other than
said Pan Francisco fire loss claims I must
be filed with the undersigned at Its office
at No. 100 Washington street. Chicago, Illi
nois, under oath. In the form prescribed
by ,said court, on or before the 16th day of
May. A D. 1907, and that all such claims
not so filed will be disallowed and forcer
barred from participating In the distribu
tion of the assets of said The German
Insurance Company of Kreeport.
This notice shall not be considered as a
waiver of any failure by any Are loss
claimant to comply with the provisions of
his policy concerning notice end proofs of
loss, and no claim will be, allowed where
the claimant has failed to file notice and
f roofs of loss within the time limited and
n the manner provided by his policy of In
sura nee.
CHICAGO TITLE AND TRUST COM
PANT, Receiver of The German Insurance Com
pany of Free port. F1S-20-S7
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
snnual meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Land company will be held
at the office of said company at Lincoln,
Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m. on the Cth day of
March, A. D., 1907. By order of the Board
of Directors.
C H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR Secretary.
Lincoln. Neb.. February 4, 1S07.
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Caaaeree Mad at Meeting; mt Fro as I -eat
Faaeeag-er Agreate I Oxeaba,
Repreeeatlagf 9lM Wef
era Railroads.
At A meeting In Omaha Tuesday of. the
passenger representatives of principal rail
roads doing business In Nebraska It was
agreed and announcement is officially made
that the X-cent Interchangeable mileage
book rate good over railroads east of the
Missouri river will be mad effective at
one Interchansreable over Nebraska rail
roads between all Nebraska point. This
Is an individual 2,000-mile book sold to any
person, traveling men. farmers, lawyers,
doctors, merchants or the like, and la
good over practically all railroads ta Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, as
well aa Nsbraska.
With the same mileage book a Bat, net
rate of 2H cents per mile can ba obtained,
good for bearer, good over the same rail
roads In the same territory. Including now
also Nebraska.
"That Is ths biggest concession we could
make," said one ef the officials after the
meeting. "And It la truly a big conces
sion.' ' ,
Officials at the Meeting;.
At the meeting waa Passenger Traffic
Manager Eustls of ths Burlington ana
General Passenger Agent Wakeley l
the Burlington. General Passenger Agont
Lomax and Assistant General Passenger
Agent Fort of the Union Pacific General
Passenger Agent Knlskern of the North
western, and S. F. Miller, assistant gen
eral passenger agent of the Northwestern.
General Auditor Frank Nay of the Rock
Island, and attorneys for all these roads.
Heretofore the Interchangeable book st S
cents a mile hss been good only east of
the Missouri, and the rate aaa IV, cents
a mile west of the Missouri nvsr. inia
book Is not only good for traveling sales
men, jut for all classes of people who
might have occasion to travel that dls
tsnce during the year; for It is good over
about 10,000 mile of railroads west of Chi
cago. Another Frx f Baxk.
Another form of mileage book was also
decided upon for Nebraska, which will
bear no signatures and may be used by a
man or any member of his family or Ms
friends. This will be a 2,000-mile Inter
changeable book, which will sell for 160, or
2H cent a mile, and will be good for any
body to ride on. within the year from tbe
date on which It is Issued.
The announcement wits made Tuesday
morning after a conference of the leading
traffic officials of the principal roads In
Nebraska, and not only gives the traveling
men what they have been striving for for
some year, but also provides for all
classes of people who do any amount of
traveling. Tbe Interchanceevble book i
good In Nebraska, Illinois, Missouri Iowa
and South Dakota. On the ISO book, or at
2H cents per mile, a firm may buy a book
and any member rid on it over any of
these western states.
On the 1000-mile book, without a sig-na-
ture, a man, may take a party of a many
aa he chooses and have the conductor tear
out the required mtleaga.
EDITORS URGED TO ATTEND
Prealdeat f efraka Prea Asaoela-
ttoa Calls MesBTaerahlS) t
' Com t Osamleaw
President Frank D. Raed of the Nebraaka
Press association ha Issued the following
letter to the membership:
8HELTON, Neb.. Feb. 10. Dear Sir: A
a member of the Nebraaka Press associa
tion I desire to call your attention to the
thirty-fifth annual meeting to be held In
Omaha Tuesdsy and Wedneeday, February
IS and 20, and to impress upon you tbs ne
cessity of there being a large attendance.
At no previous meeting ha t been so Im
portant that there be a large attendance,
and I hope that you will make a special
effort to b present. There will be matters
of the utmost importance to be taken up
at the coming meeting In which every news
paper man i Nebraaka la vitally lntereated.
Besides there will be a program of unusual
excellence and from which those in attend
ance will reap much benefit
It Is particularly desirable that there be
a large attendance at thia meeting, in
view of tbe fact that the railroads have
discontinued the - Issuing of newspaper
transportation, that we may show to ths
fiubllc that doing- buslneae on a cash basis
s as pleasing to ths newspaper publisher
as it is to-the merchant or other business
man. It ha already been predicted that
the coming meeting will have only a mea
ger attendance because of the fact that
the members will have to pay their fare,
but we should show these would-be proph
ets that we have interest enough la our
calling snd In our association to Inapt re us
to .attend its msetlngs, even though we
have to pay our fare In cash.
Make up your mind that you will be one
of the fellows who will assist in "showing
m." a on your glad rags and the
smile that won't come off and come down
to Omaha for a few daye and enjoy your
self in getting next to the boys, and also
Indulge In the novelty of a ride On the
varnished cars on a ticket paid for in cold
cash.
Hoping to meet you on February 19. I am.
youra fraternally, F. D. REED.
FATE HANDS OUT BAD LUCK
Colored Mas Aeeaaed f Steal las; Tblr-teea-Dollar
Watch oa Friday.
If aaa be red Tblrteea.
Borne persona aay the number T1 la not
unlucky, but Charles Ellis, ootored, who
waa arraigned In police court Tuesday
morning. Is a living testimonial of the mis
fortunes attached to the fateful number.
Ellis la charged with the burglary of the
saloon last Friday night think of It. Fri
dayof Lou Russell, Thirteenth and Chi
cago streets, and stealing exactly SIS and
a watch valued at SIS and numbered 13.013.
Ha will be tried February 11 and thirteen
witnesses will testify against him. This la
the chain that fate haa woven aroand
Colonel Ellla. who evidently forgot to carry
his rabbit's foot on the night of th bur
glary. The 113 watch numbered 13,013 was
recovered Monday by Detectlvea Mitchell
and Sullivan, who also arrested Ellis last
Saturday on suspicion of knowing some
thing of ths burglary.
Ellis sold the watch to a colored friend
for 11.50 about 4 a. m. on. th morning of
the burglary and la known to have ap
proached another negro with the'proposl
tion to assist blm In the burglary. The
chain of evidence woven around tbe pris
oner seems ample enough to secure a con
viction, but Detectives MlteheU and Sulli
van are confident that the hoodoo "IT will
aceompllah th end if they ahould fall.
Ellla pleaded not guilty to the charge
and the case waa set for trial Wednesday,
February 13. Th man la known to ba a
desperate character and waa released from
the county Jail only a fsw weeks ago,
where be had apent several months for
selling liquor to the Indiana at he Winn-
OCEAS STEAMERS.
CANADIAN PACIMG
,rlMHI8S" Line of the) AtUntlo
XOJTD TO XvAJTD X3f 1MV BATS
The Empress of Britain and Empreaa of
Ireland make the voyage from guebec to
Liverpool In six days, twe balng spent o
the majeatio St. Lswrenc.
Book new fur summer sailings,
a SL BkBTJAMXaT, , Aft, BSfl B, Clark
BtsweA, OaAoasje, liA.
bago reservation. He Is well known to the
federal aothorttte ss being a bold "boot
legs" and caused I hem trouble for many
months, until hi conviction waa secured
last fait
OMAHA MEN QNJHE PETITION
Seventeen Bhaelaeea Hesiei Have
Their glgaataree t Protest Be
fore laterstat Cesasalaelea.
Seventeen Omaha business houses have
their signatures to the petition now before
Intereetate Commerce commission wherein
Omaha, Kansas City and St. Louis Jobber
charge an unlawful combination on ths part
of the Rock Island, Burlington. Milwaukee,
Northwestern and Chicago Great Western
railroads to control through rates from the
Atlantic coast to the Missouri river. The
concerns are: M. E. Smith A Co., Bryrne
A Hammer Dry Goods company, F. P.
Klrkendall A Co.. the American Hand
Sewed Shoe company, D. J. O'Brien com
pany, Thomas Kllpatrlck A Co., Thompson
A Beldcn, Orchard A Wllhelm Carpet com
pany, Nebraska Clothing- company. Brown
ing, King Co., Brs8wanon company.
Miller, Stewart ft Beaton Carpet and
Furniture com pa fly, TO. E. Bruce Co.. the
Bennett company. Hayden Bros.. M. Spiel
berg A Botl company and 3. L. Brandeia
Bona. 1
The petitioners request a reduction in
rate. They say th rates from the At
lanlic seaboard to the Missouri river on
first, second, third, fourth and fifth classes
of merchandise are at pressnt 11.47, tl.y
SS cents, SS cents and 57 cents, respectively,
and tbey say Just rates on these classes
would be 11.10, 75H cents, 72 cents. SI1
oenta and 44 cents, respectively.
SECOND CHAPTER AND DRAW
Extended Lesral Flaht Over Ba of
Cexeeat Ceaaee Oat Evea
Chapter No. I In an extended legal fight
oyer a bast of cement and a principle was
finished yesterday In the district court,
when Judge Estelle 'entered Judgment In
favor of the defendants In the famous
case Of Ira L, Van Horn against Sander
land Bros, and the Omaha Coal and Cake
company. This make one victory each for
plaintiff and defendants to date. Unless
the plaintiff decides to quit the suprems
court will have to decide the matter.
It was during the strike In Omaha in
1908 that the case started. Van Horn, who
Is a carpenter.' filed an affidavit In which
he set forth that he had gone to tbe de
fendants' place of bualness and offered to
tender SIM for one sack of hardwall plas
ter and that the defendanta refused to de
liver th same to him, though they had It
In their possession and though It waa a
public utUlty.
Hs charged the defendants with entering
Into a conspiracy to fix the price of lime
and cement, to prevent competition, to dla
crimirsvte against labor unions' and to
force the co-operation of people needing
these commodities In order to break the
strike.
On June S, Wi, he secured a writ of re
plevin for the sack of hardwall plaster
and it waa secured for him by a constable.
The decision waa In favor of the plaintiff.
It waa found that by tendering- the 11.60
for the hardwall cement he acquired a spe
cial ownership In it and the defendants had
no right to withhold it from him. The
plathUfTa damage waa fixed at I cents.
INSTITUTES FOR THE FARMERS
Meetlaa- at Valley Will Be Attended
." by Meaabere f Caaty
Beard.
County commissioner leave today to at
tend the third- annual meeting of the
Platte Valley Farmers' Institute at Valley.
Th -meetings are-held under the auspices
of the University of "Nebraska In conjunc
tion with tke Platte Valley Farmera' ln
stitute. Ths program will be a follows:
TUESDAT, FEBRUART 13.
IS a. me-Business meeting of Institute.
1S:S0 a. m. Poultry discussion, led by
Fred DeVore. George Feuersteln and J. A.
Sullivan. General discussion.
l:S0p. m. "The Kind of Dairy Cow for
the yrmer, ex-oovernor rurinn , uu-
"rib p. m. "Seed Corn Selection," D. P.
Ashburn, Gibson, Neb.
7:39 p. m. "Some Essentials to Successful
farmln." ex-Governor Poynter.
1:30 p. m "The Boys and Girls of the
American Homes," D. P. Ashburn.
WBDNESDAT. FEBRUART 13.
10 a. m. "Sheep Feeding," M. E. Leon
ard, Pawnee City, Neb.
11 a. m "Good Roads," J. E. Atkinson,
Pawnee City, Neb.
1:30 p. m. "Relation of Spraying to the
Apple Crop." J. E. Atkinson.
JS p. m. "Pork Production," N. E.
Leonard.
7:80 p m. "sic; reading-: addre-ss by
Chancellor E. enjamln Andrews of Lin
cola.
GUILTY AND MERCY FOR PERRY
KiMir la Seeaad Decree aad Leal
eaey of Cevart la Verdlet
" f Jary.
'i
Jim Perry, colored, eras found guilty of
murder In th second degree by a Jury In
th district court yesterday. The Jury rec
ommended leniency. The sentence possible
la from' tan years to life Imprisonment.
Ths Jury wa out a little mora than two
Utiours.
Perry' struck A white man named Steve
Bridie over th head with a heavy gam
brel snick at th Cudahy packing plant
September IS. 1S0S. He than fled the city.
Beldlek lingered nearly a 'month and died.
Perry waa broug-ht back from Montana.
The trial took three days. Perry tried to
prove that he struck the blow In self-defense.,
perry cam to Omaha at the time
of tbe strike In the packing houses, balnsT
Im ported from tha south with a lars num
ber of other negroea.
DAVIS ELECTED PRESIDENT
e4U t Heeval f St
Yards
of
national Baak la Pli
Caat CretaTkta
F. H. Davis was elected president of the
Union Stock Tarda National bank of South
Omaha at a meeting of the board- of di
rectors Tuesday afternoon la the office of
the First National bank of Omaha. Mr.
Davis waa formerly vice prealdeat and ba
succeeds tbe lata John A. Crelghton aa
president. E. F. Felda, formerly second
vice president, waa made vice preaident
and ths position of second vice . president
waa left vaaaat. F. R. Head rick la cashier.
It la stated at tha First National bank
that no election of president will be held
until tbe arrival of C. B. Kounts from
Denver, Ha la expected Thursday.
THEATER FOR RAPID CITY
Is AS. Hasaphrey mt Stk Os
Will Erect riayheaa
There.
ika
Isaac M. Humphrey of ths National Liva
Stork Cofnmtealon eempany of South, Omaha,
haa aa abiding faith la Rapid City and It
going to demonstrate his confidence by
erecting a SU.eSO or S30.0U) theater building
there. He is now m consultation with
4) Omaha architects with reference to the
new structure and expects to have the coo
cern ready: for th fell and winter season
f 1SV7. . .
aVee Want Ada for Buatoeaa Boosters,
TANGIBLE MOVE BY Y.W.C.A.
Hot os CerTed oa TftacU to Tacit so Lot
Can Bo Escavateu.
BUILIISG IS S60N TO BE BEGUN
Tea ana Ar Meetlaa; with Saeeeea la
th Race te .Complete th
Faad far Sew
Ivdlav.
The first tangible reault of tbe Toung
Women s Christian association building
campaign came Tueeday morning with a
notice to tenanta on the association's lot
at Seventeenth street and St. Mary's ave
nue, to vacate, preparatory to clearing th
premises for excavation. Ring wall Bros.,
agents for the association, will sell the
several store bulldiugs now on the property
and actual work for th new building will
be begun.
There waa rejoicing at campaign head
quarters Tuesday noon for the red team,
captalnedy by the association's general sec
retary, Mrs. Emma F. B5 era, and com
posed of association girls, hsd reached the
head of the list. A gain of 11.214 50 haa
been made el nee Saturday, raising the re
ault of the present canvass to 14,278.10.
While the subscriptions have all been com
paratively small, the women are not dis
couraged, for the majority of the con
tributors made substantial contributions
last spring, and so Die of them also gave
to the fund that paid for the lot. Among
Tuesday morning's glfta waa two. doaen
hand painted plates', to be ' sold for the
benefit of the red team. A club of young
girls contributed th money to have paid
fur Ita prises thia whiter, to the lavender
team, and Tom Ah Bat. a Chinese student,
gave 10 to the blue team.
Standi- f Teams.'
Th team standing to date la:
Red Captain. Mrs. Emma F. Byera;
lieutenant, Mrs. F. P. Loomle,
Mrs H. F. Kellogg P.OS1.00
Plpk Captain. Mra. J. IL Dumont;
lleutenanta. Mrs. A. W. Bowman.
Miss Mary K. Sumner LOCS.H
Tellow Captain. - Mrs. Clement
Chase; lieutenant. Mrs. I. W. Car
penter. Mrs. J. P. Lord S04.00
Blue Captain, Mrs. George Tlloen;
lleutenanta. Mrs. J. M. Alkln, Mrs.
Edwsrd Johnson . Kl 09
Lavender Captain. Mrs. W. P. liar- .
ford; lieutenants, Mra J. P. Bailey,
Mra. p. M. Garre.lt.. 423.08
Total
Additional list of donor of 13
W. L. Masterman A Co ,
Kimball Bros, -.
K. M. Cofnn
G. W. Wattle
Mrs. F. P. IxDomia
Mrs. W. 8. Curtis....
Wells-Abbott-Nieman Co
Mrs. B. B. Richmond
Ellxa McKllI Smith..-.
Eugene McCartney
Lester A Iadd:.
R. B, Wheeler ,.
A. P. Condon
Dr. C. W. Farwell
F. H. Chlckerlng.......
Frederick F. Teal
Wllkle Mitchell Co
H. C. Peters A Co ;
Mrs. B. H. Robinson.
Ira B. Pennlman...-
,.,.34.278.60
and over:
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MO
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COUNCIL HONORS THE COUNT
City Lawmakers- Pass Resolatlaa oa
AdJara Beoelaa.
Out of respect for the memory of Count
John A. Crelghton ' tha city council ad
journed last everting after adopting th
following resolution drawn up by a coiA
mlttee consisting of Cpunollmen Zlmman,
Bridges and Brucker: '
Whereas, On the 7th day of February, In
tbe year of our Lord lrj, u baa pleased,'
God. to call to his reward Count John A.
Crelghton. for fifty yeare a leading dtlsen
of Omaha. Identified with its growth, loyal
to Its Interests, generous and prompt In hi
support of every public enterprise, adorn
ing our city with monuments that will
perpetuate his name for generations to
come es a cltlxen, a-credit to our city and
our state; and . a
Wherea. We cherish and respect th
memory of the private Ufa of thia good man
father to the poor, the widowed and
the orphan, the right hand of the weak and
the unfortunate, a man whoae heart waa -ever
warmed by the noblest Ideals and the
tenderest friendships, staunch In the re
ligious fulth he profess sd-t rong. loyal
and true;
Resolved, That we, the members of tha
council of the city of Omaha, the mayor
concurring, In session assembled, interpret
ing tne reeling 01 our community, place on
record this testimony or the esteem and
high regard we have for his memory and
the -deep sorrow ws feel In his loss.
Reeolved, That a copy of these reaolutlons
be spread on ths record of this council, a
copy be furnished to the press, and a fur
ther copy be ongroased . and presented to
tbe family and relatives of the deceased.
Submitted by
H B. ZIMMAN.
LEE BRIDGES,
GOODLY BRICKER.
The regular weekly bulsness of th coun
cil will be transacted this evening.
THAT
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speedy relief snd cure in st the
ta m time strengthen ths side sod
restors energry ss n
AUlcosEits
PLASTER
A Asa $b right ttft, however, Is
ones caused by thickening; of tiki
bile which may lead to (U stones.
7s sVsi trtttmm Is to wear in
AUtotk't PlUtr ss shown shove,
until cured. You'll bs surprised
to find bov soon you arc relieved.
BSMtMBta-aOfexA' are Ik eaiav
taal aad geeante pace plaster, saaae
4 slsnleiehj tke 1 nil sad bast Hiss
lea. aad Cases 1
feed aad Drae A,
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Dr&ndrolh's Pills
A LMm aae JAW Teaac
Eaca pill eaatasBs aae ansa ef soad ss.
toM c4 sarasparua. whRb. wa at set
value bat felba praSaAa, sills At a
blood Bwrtae e4 esxetlcsA oasiaciar.
far
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