PERSONAL
(Contliud.
ANYONE having the present address of
J. H. llrern, who operated a traveling
phftoshaph gallery In Nbraska please
notify B ell. lite, and receive reward.
, (18-i n .
' REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATB DEAIERS.
RUSSELL MKITRICK. CO., 483 Ramga
- (U M
i
PAYNE INV. CO., lat floor N. T. Life.
Uuuglas 1M. (l-7rt
GEO RGB at COMPANY.
101 remain. Tel. bouglas Til
PETERS TRUST CO.. N. T. Life Bldg.
I. B1EBEHN8EN, room 308, 120 Bo. lth.
(1W-M1S4
CITT PROrsnTT FOR BALIS.
- BUT THIS 'BAROAtK.
Lot at ?th end Fort 8te.. only 8ZS.
B. O. NORDQU18T. Owner, t- S. 80th BL
(l8)-761x
BANK "IN" AND "ON"
REAL ESTATE
IT'S ALWAYS SAFE
WE SELL' CHOICB HOMES ON 13, 830,
ITS, 1W0 AND 8150 CASH.
AND 86, 4U). tie. 84) AND 82i MONTHLY.
Where are your savings safer and better
Invested than In a home? Investigation of
the following mentioned properties and our
plan of easy terma of payment on which
they can be obtained will convince you of
the moat certain lact that our home and
lot values are the BAFK.8T and UE8T In
vestment for either . large or small sums.
Begin this kind of bank account today.
No. 1 Three food and 6-room cottagee,
h good repair and well eliuated.
near Hth end PWrce 81 a. Price,
11.10 to HJ00. Easy terms.
No. 3 Attractive 4-room cottege, good as
new; city water; close In; fine lo
cation, near loth and Seward; 81,6uO;
rental terms.
No. 4 Two 8 .and U-room partly modern
, houses, lot 00x140. near ISth and
Paul. 85,500 for both, or will sell
separately; small cash payment,
balance In rental sums -No.
fr-7-room house, city water, near 29th
and Grant; an unusual value at
$1,060; small amount down; balance
Ires than rent.
No.. A Good 12-room dwelling, modem,
suitable Tor boarding or morning
. apartment, full lot. near 19th and
Leavenworth. Price, 86,600; rental
term a.
N." 7 Fin lot. high anil sightly, pared
. . street, permanent walk sewer, gas.
water, etc,; near Military ami
' Pa,t,'rlck Aves.l ofTrerl at 00 for
Immediate sale; 825 cash, 16 per
month.
No. - d-Hwim brick house and 8-room cot
' tage, city water, full .lot, 1 block
. from car, clnae In. near 18th and
. Martha; rental Income SIS per mo.;
- , a bargain at 81.400; your own terms
.No. - 98,3 cash, balance 16 per month, good
-room cottaice, near 2d and Spring
' 8tsw Ulbeon Station, only 8409.
No. 11Good 8-room dwelling, 2 lots, near
Slat and Center; a bargain at 11,800;
rental Income $21 per month.
No. 11 Good 7-room house, full lot, near
14th and Weeterfleld Ave. j only
11.100; lioo down, balance $10 and
per cent Interest monthly.
RUSSELL & M'KTTOICK CO.,
532-M Ramge Bldg.
13th and Harney.
O)-W0 14
$10. . $10. $10. $10. $10.
INVEST $10, MAKE $50.
This you can easily do In buying a lot
In Halcyon Heights, without exception the
finest location' for choice building sites,
beautiful view over entire Country club
grounds, high and level, on Lynn Ave.,
two blacks south, business center of Ben
son and Military Ave. car line.. Select
one of, the. 40 lots, pay $10 cash and $3
per .month, apd within a few months you
have a savings acrounu worth double Its
amount." Prices J-TO and $050. Call or
'phone us for partlcuara and you will
begin a saving .aooount today. . . '.
RUSSELL-McKITRICK CO.,
482-8- Ramge Bldg. 16th and Harney Eta.
' (W-034 14
HID VAUK WILDE AVENUE
( (Beventh and William.)
-ROOM cottage In good repair, paved
street, permanent sidewalk. A very
sightly spot. Just the place for a rail
road man. Can sell on easy terms. Price,
81.TAO,
THE BYRON REED CO.,
:i3 8. 14th St. 'Phone Doug. 297.
tl)-a U
TWO BARGAINS
, 410$ Lafayette Ave., strictly
muilorn,, s-ruum house, oak
finish, corner lot, one block
" from car. This Is a special
- baraaln for suii.e one wno
r K ,. wame a home; ready to
-,. . move right Into. Pr.ce re-
. timed '$ 6.SW.
111 Bo. 86th Ave., good lx
' room house, modern except
heat, natural shade, one-halt
block Hum vuiy .,w0
cash, balance yearly,
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
Mala Floor N. T. Life Bldg. '
19)-M11 17
INVESTMENTS
X,em for 89x188 feet n. e.
corner SOth and Burt St.,
rtth" three houses and two
" store buildings; rental about
$764 per, yesr: JOth and Bjrt
ts. are' paved, have perma
nent eldewalka, etc. Only 81.WO
' caah, balance $5.0 per year.
$31600 for Nos. (IS and tt 8.
' lth St.. 8-story brick build
ing, t stores snd 4 (lata; land
has 44 fret frontage on 16th
" fcu. also 44 feet Iron tage on
lTth Hi.; -177 feet betweVn
streets; only two blocks south
ef some of . our beet retail
stores on Omaha's beat retail
street, where land values are x
. certain to Increase. Only $.2,00
.cash, balance W.ov0 per year,
ten (rata.
v OEXjftGE a. CO., 1(01 Farnam 8t.
(W-MU1 IS
CLOSE IN.
e-reom. city water, cistern, sewer, barn,
paved street; with apeclala all laid: lot
$0x140. $1,400. Easy terms. It. ll..
y. TURRELL & CO.,
Room 17, Patterson Bids.
- (i Miorii
Four Houses $3,60,00
Ne Hat and Clark Bta.. we offer four
good bouses, now rented for $$7.00 ir
rooath, for the abo Lnce. Tbe owner
la from out of the city and wants te
sail at once.
- ; ROBINSON &. WOLF,
. 4$l Paxtn Block.
' ' ' (1 U10 II
S.0 ACRES ONLY
$3,000 CASH
Improved farm. Douglaa county, all mllee
from Valeria, twenty m'loe from Omaiia
rente for $ o cash; ran glv. vwee.lan if
wasted. Tnle Is a fine Investment t'srv
rheep. and sure to grew In value. Land
naw It held a $40 per acre.
J. n. DUMONT & SON,
let ramam Street, Omaha Neb.
FEiL ESTATE ,
CITY PKOPKUTV FOH SALS.
(Continued.
5 Investments
Two new cottages, nesr Vinton St. car
barn, very cheap. $1,750 for both. Will sell
separately. Kent $3 60,
Two cottages, water and gas, three
blocks to car. Rent $ 00. Only $1,100.
Store building and living rooms, Vinton
Bt. Will rent for 13.00. Very cheap. 1.00.
LOTS OF LOTS
Two ImIs. 82d and Boydfor both, $700.
Fifteen lots, tsth and Ames, oa car lne,
$250 up.
Three lots, t4th and Miami, all go at
$30.
Fine lot. Underwood Ave., Dundee, $900,
WRIGHT LASBURT.
(04 Bo. 16th Bt. Tel. Douglas 151
(1$) M10S IS ,
HE KNOWS
WHO KNOWS?
The man that has soen Keystone Park
knows that It Is the most beautiful place
In the stste for a suburban home. Think
of Itl thousands of trees, beautiful shrub,
bery and oiled mads, magnificent views,
and only three-quarters of a mile west of
Bcneon, and we are only asking from $17$
to $,775 per acre. This sounds good don't
HT Well, It looks whole lot better. Don't
take our word for It go out and see for
yourrelf and you will asrree with us that
there la no place In the stats for a subur
ban home so beautiful as
KETSTONE PARK.
PAYNE INVESTMENT. CO.,
1st Floor. N. T. Life. Tel. Douglas 1781.
D. V. SHOLES,
1st Floor Board of Trade. Tel. Done;. 49.
(1-S 14
Acres in Omaha Are
Sure to Advance
We have S one-acre lota left In our Mill,
tary addition, between Omaha and Benson.
We are going to close these out at once.
First corns, first choice, I blocks to oar
line. We can show you these at any time.
Price $3)0 each; terms. $3 caah, $10 a month.
Hasting & Heyden.
1704 Farnar Bt
Bee Building.
BANK
Deposits wsnted In payment for Iota In
all parts of the city.
Lots In Central Park, Bedford Place,
Comer, Thornburg, Weat Bide, Orchard
Hill, Carthage. Crelghton HeigktSoatu
drrs A Hlmebaugh'a, Hanscom Park, eta.,
at $100 to $1&0. Lota on paved streets,
$.160 to $7 GO.
All prices lower than In 1891. Abstracts of
title In the Guarantee Abstract Co., given
with all lota. ,
Patterson 1623 Farnam
0V-7M
THREE COTTAGES AND 2
STOKES ONLY $6,600 "' ,
Corner lot, MxL33. feet, on
i; paved streets, and car Una. r.
v ""Each cottage hag ft rodms; "
. , , property . rents for $764 par .-
year; N. E. oor. of 20th and
' Burt Bts; easy terms.
GEORGE A CO., :
101 Farnam St.
0)-8ll4
$10. $10. $10. $10. $10.
INVEST $10, MAKE $50
This you can easily do In buying a lot
In Halcyon Heights, without ex(ent-n the
finest location for choice building sites,
beautiful view over entire- Country club
vrounds. highland level, on Lynn Ave.,
two blocks south business center of Ben
son and Military Ave. car line. Select
one of the 40 lots, pay $10 rash and $5 per
month, and within a few month you have
a savlnrs account worth double Its amount
Prices $fS0 to $540. Call or 'phone us for
particulars and you will begin a savings
account today,
RUSSELL-M 'KITRICK CO.,
432-SS-M Bamga Bldg. 15th and Hsrnev Bta,
(l)-77 14
LIST your oroperty with Chris Beyer. Kd
and Cuming Sta fl 74
INVESTMENT
Double nous rf 7 rooms
each, on S. Cat St., nesr Leav
enworth: house Is all modern
except furnace, and In good
repair; renting $35.60; lot tOx
122. Price for Immediate sale,
$3,400,
TV. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1$20 Farnam Bt.
Doug. 1084,
(1 0 II
FOR SALE Lot 17, block 83, Albright's
Choice, feoutti Omaha, $l2S. J. I. case
T. M. Co., Kactn. Wis. (lsr M8b a
14.600
will bur elegant r-room, modsra house al
414 N. 11 si ei., esst front, paved aireei,
permanent sidewalk, beautiful lawn, laige
snaoe trees, easy terms if necessary.
IhOuAs faRKNNAN.
Room L New York. Uie Bldg.
tu)-7M
FOR BALE A well built 10-roorn frame
bouse, beautifully nr.taheo. la hard, wood;
uard-woud nooia, mantels, modern bain
room and conveniently arranawd. .Will
sell at a very low price, to be removed
from present premises by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rose water. Be Bldg., Omaua
(.l-ai.I
1EAL ESTATE TITLH TRUST
u CUAS. hi WlLUAMsOM, Pres.
CO.
tl)-M
FOR SALE-Modern ator bldg., ft llvlnj
rooms, $2,000; bargain.- 'Phons WeSs'er
ifet. 0)-M 11
REAL ESTATE
FAHM b A. HI 11 L4HUI FOB SALB
Texas.
Special Train to the Texas
PANHANDLE
Next Tuesday.
Oo With la
J. W. Proctor.
Merchants Hotel, Omaha.
IMMM It
Nateroaaua.
KIMBALL COD MTY, NEB.
Section 8-11-M. five mllaa south of Bmead.
and In one of the beet sections In the
county. This Is surely a snsn and la boui d
to be a money-maker for whoever buys It
ot you. Be the lutky man. Price
Only $6 Per Acre.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Flrat Floor N. Y. Life. Tel. Douglas 111
(2t-8 $ 11
FOR BALE ft acre good land, parti,
al'alfa, good bulinlnse, good well an
cistern, rear lar1d City, near ." school:
a'.fl churches. Prke, $?ui. AdHrer
fcli.bclh 8-lu-nf eld, Dsvl.l Cl'v. Neh.
4.CJ-M lix
THE OMAIIA
REAt FSTITE
FARM ASD RANCH LAXDS FOH BALI!
(Continued.)
Kansas.
FOR 8A LEW Forty acres (rood land, or
chard, never falling water, good Im
provements, $1.S00. J. k, Crlpe. Ottawa.
H;jLLJL.?ian,j M!"7 1ST
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm sal Raark Laadsj for Beat.
TEN-ACRE- TRACT FOR RENT.
10 acres of good garden or farm land lying
south of the Country club. Bee ua for
terms.
GEORQB CO., 1901 Fernam St.
. S1 4 1
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, 6v6 first National Bank Hid?
(Z!)-IOO
WANTED City loans.
Peters Trust Co.
li:-7
FOR BALE County warrants that will net
the Inveetor high rate of Interest; also
aome gllt-sdge farm mortgagea on valu
able I arm lands. None of them exceed
ene-thlrd value of the land. Open even
In is. Union Loan 4k Investment Co., S10
Bea Bldg. i2i)-UTli ID
tl.OOC.OO. TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Tbomas Brennan, Hoom 1, N.
T. Ufa. iXl)-TH
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith at Co.. 1120 Farnam Bt.
' t&0-T97
LOWK6I RATES Betnla, Paxton Block.
( ;k
PRIVATE MONET-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS.. 1604 FARNAM.
cm 4a
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'Keefe R. . Co., 1001 N. T. Life Bldg.
(22) 799
$000 TO $.000 TO LOAN-Prlvate money;
no delays. J. H. Sherwood, Ni N. T. l ife.
(j?-o:
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
(24-X4
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
WANTED TO BUY
WAITED lo buy second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, cat pels. luif
leums, office tuiniiure, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, leathers, bed pillows,
quilts ana an Kinds ot louls, or will buy
ttie furniture of your bouse complete.
The highest prices paid. Call the light
man. lei. 1oug. AS 7 1.
till) M9$I Deoll
SECOND-HAND furniture bought and sold;
also machines of all kinds rented-, $2 per
month. Tel. Doug. Ham. 12a) Mtsu
CASH paid for aecond-hand clothing, shoes,
tc No. letn St. TsL Red uX.
ta-0$
WANTED To buy calves.
Tel. Doug. 633S.
t (til
TO FAKMERS
AND PRODUCE
SHIP.
FKB.
Highest prices for butter and eggs. Cash
or merchandlra. Bend trial shipment. The
BennettCompany. Omaha. iib) -22 7
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIKNCED bookkeeper and cashier;
beat references. Address M 484. rare of
Be. (27) M384 lBx
WANTED-Pos1t1on
n aa stenographer and
experienced young man
oftlc clerk; by
wtib good refeience.
" , ,V' TT?, r::Z
' (?7 M57 Ut
Be.
I BITTTATION wanted hv enlnred man
Dorter. Tel U4U Weh.ter
(27)-MS50 18x
BT COMPETENT correspondent clerk; am
capable of hnpdllhg heavy correspon-,
dence, confidential or otherwise. Address
A. 11$ 8. 20th St. (Z7)-17 lftx
AN elderly man, practical bookkeeper and
business man, would like 2 or S small
bonks to keep. Charges reasonable. F 6.8,
care Bee, (27)-MllS 17x
TOVKO man of 25, good business experi
ence, desires employment' aver-'ne-s. Ad
dress, O. 61$ Bee. (27) 874 lx
SITUATION wanted In country bank by
young man ot 82; am a competent book
keeper; beat of references. Address
Y 172. Bee. (27) M82 1X
-
SITUATION with stationery or psper
house, In business department of publish
Ing concern or In salea department of
manufacturing establishment desired by
man of So years, with eighteen years' ex
perience In business office ot newspaper
doing $30,000 business. Reoommendatlons
' from present employer furnished. Salary
$1,600. Printer by trade. Can come at ome,
''tires Y 88, car Omaha Bee, Omaha,
Neb. (27)-M94 16x
WANTED Position by young man aa
clothing salesman; four - years' experi
ence; best of references. Address C (78
Be. tl7) 968 16x
GERMAN gentleman of good habits wanta
position of any kind In aome respectable
wholesale houae. Address D. 587 Bee.
WHEN you write to advertisers remember
It takes but a few strokes of ths pen to
say that you saw ths ad ertlsement In
Th Be.
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE KANSAS CITY
Omaha Railway Company, Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. v. 18ui'. To the Stockholder: Nolle
la hereby given that a apeclal meeting of
the aiockholder ot th Kansas City A
Omaha hallway company will be held at
the office or the company In r'alrtleld, Ne
brasiia, at 8 o'clock a. m. on January 11,
lbU. for the purpose of acting upon the
queatlon of selling th railroad, property
and franchises of the comisny to th Chi
cago. Uurllngton A Quincy Railroad com
pany, the railroad and property aforeae'd
being now under lease to said company,
fcty' order of tha board of directors. W. P.
Durke. Secretary. t NiOdoOt
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN VAL
ley, Kansas A Southwestern Railroad
Company, Omaha. Neb., Nov. 8, ltW7. To
th atuckholdera: Notice Is hereby given
that a apeclal meeting of th stockholders
of ths Republican Valley, Kansas A South
western Railroad company will be held at
the office of th company In Omaha, Ne
braska, at 4 o'clock p. rn. on January 10,
lkv.. for the puipoa of action upon the
Question of attlllna th ra.lroad. oiooartr I
and franchises ot this company to the Chi-
cago. Burlington A Qulncy hallroad coin-
pany, th railroad and property aioruaaid ,
oe.i.g bow uuOur leas to the said company. 1
""' unei.-Mii-Bt w.r-. ;
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN VAL
ley A ' Wyoming riallioad romt.iy.
Omaha. Neb., Nov. 8. 18u7 To ths Sloi k
holders: Notice Is hereby given that a
special meeting of th stockholder or th
Republican Valley A Wyoming Railroad
company wtll be held at the ctfice ot the
company In Omaha, Nebraska, at 4 o'clock
p. m., on January 10. 1DU8. (or the purpoa
of acting upon th queatlon of aelllng the
railroad, property and franchises of th s
company to th Chicago. Burlington A
yu ncy Railroad company, the ra I road
and . property aforesaid being now under
leaee to aald company. By order of the
hoard of director. VV. P. Durkee, Secre
tary. NlUiAt
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND NORTH
Piatt Railroad Company. Omaha. Neb.,
Nov. a. 18o7. To the aiockholdecs: Notice
s hereby given that a special meeting of
:he atockh"1er of th Omaha and North
Piatt Rallioad company wilt be- held at
the efflc of the company In Omaha, Neb.,
at 4 o'clock p. m., on January 10, 1.-0S, for
ihe purpose of acting upon the question of
.elllng th railroad, property and iranulilses
of this company to the Chicago, Burlington
v Qulncy Railroad company, the railroad
nd property aforesaid being now under
ease to the 'd company. By order of
r e board of , directors, W. P. Duraee,
Secretary. N10dt
'FFICE OF THE OMAHA AND BOUThT
western Railroad Com pa i. Omaha Neb..
Vov. 8. 18-7.-T the Stockholder: NjUc
hereby given that a special meeting of
he stockholders of the Omahs and South
western Railroad company will be bald at
he office of the coir pa nv at Omaha. Neb.,
t' 4 u clock p. m., on January 10, li. (ok
he purpose of acting upon th question of
elllng the rallreid, property and Iran
Isea of th company to the Chicago, Bur
ncton A Qulnry Railroad romrany. the
a'lroad and pioperty aforerald being now
"der leaee to sa'd cerrpMiy Pv eriler of
ie board oj dircetor. W. P. D' '' rK
3eretary . NlOd-JOt
DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1907.
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE OXFORD A KANSAS
Ra lrdad company. Omaha. Neb., Nov.
I. inn; To the Stockholders: Notice Is
hereby given thst a special meetmg of the
stockholders of the Oxford A Kansas Rail
road company will be held at the offlee of
the company at Omaha, Nebraska, at 4
o'clock p. m.. on January 10, l, for the
purpose of a dine upon the question of
soiling the railroad, propvrty and franchises
or the company to the Chicago, Burling on
At Qulnry Railroad companr. the railroad !
and property aforesaid being now under
iese to tns sa'rj company, ny oroer ot
the board
ot directors. W.
Durkea.
Secretary.
N10d0t
NOVEMBER 1J, 1907. SEALED . PRO
posals will be received st the office of
Treasurer, Battle Mountain "anltarlum,
N. H. IX V. 8 , Hot Fprlnas, South Pnkota.
until 11 o'clock, m., Iwnrirer 1. 1507. and
then opened, for furnishing and delivery
of current expenses, aubslstence, house
hold, honpltal, repairs and farm supplies.
In accordance with Inetructlona and speci
fications, copies of which, with bkink pro
posals with other Inforrratlfm. may be had
upon application to W.. A. Tl'CKFR,
Treasurer. , Novl6-a-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Murray Bchwarts and wife to Flor
ence F. Lefevre, lot C block IT,
Omaha View $ M0
James I. Jacobs and wife to Joslah
B. Reeves, lot 2, block (,' Maxwell's.
id add 1,150
K. C. Barton and wife to Emma M.
RMs, 4 lot 4 and clS feet of lot ft.
Cortlandt Place. ,... 2,204
Nets Martinson and wife to Nets
Anderson, lots 1 $, t and 4, block
29, Halcyon Heights 2,700
Au-ruat Hobert to Henry Hobart, sH
sH lota 1 and 2. block 2, Reeds
let add i t,V0
Vnlon oiovk ards company to Anton
Novornr, lot 7, block 14, 1st add. to I
South Omaha 40
J. F. Murphy and wife to Mary J.
McCnllester, lot 4, Freeman's aid.. 209
Isabella Hutterfleld to A. P Butter-
field. e$s feet of. lot 18, Mock 17,
Wllcox a 2d add 1,000
Eva M. Bcott and husband to Harry
Rachman. lot $, block 1, Sherwood's
aubdlv 2.500
Clinton H. Brlggs and wl'e to Elea
rer Wakeley, lot 24, block 7, Brlggs'
Placs J00
H. C. Freeman and wife to E. W.
Bchoonorer, lots 23 and 24, Belhy
Heights 150
A. C. Reed and wife to Frank Neef,
lot $. In replat of block 4, Myers,
Richards A Tllden'a a id 2,000
Dundee .Realty company to H. K.
Dunn, lota 20 and 21, block 87.
Dundee Place 1,100
A. K. Parmelea and wife to Joseph
Hunter and B. F. Leach, lot 2, block
1. Plalnvlew J.OOO
Harriet F. H. Arthur to Dundee
Realty company, lot - 8, block 7.
Dundee Place.... 1
Maybella Kelly et al to Omaha Grain
Terminals, -w lots 2$, K and 27,
block 8, Kountxe & Ruth's add 9.000
Walter H. Panford and wife to same,
lot 6. block 13, Kountse A Ruth's
add
Patrick L. Dore to same, eH lot 4,
block 12, Koantse A Ruth's add
Axel Lawrence to R. C. Peters, nH
lot (, block 74, and eVj lot 6, block
llH. Omaha
Total amount of transfers
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Chicago Local. H,.aU:30 am
Bloux City Passenger ..a 7:50 ta
Chlcagb Passenger.,. ...a 4:00 pm
Chicago Special ,....a 8:00 pm
St. Paul-Minn. Lira... a 8:28 pm
. Los Angeles !Jmttd...e 8:80 pm
Overland Limited . ....alO:0A pm
Feat Mall i.
Sioux City Local a 8:60 pm
Fast Mall
Twin City Limited...... :?8 em
Norfolk - Bonesteel.,.,.a 7:40 am
Llncoln-Tork-Chsdron .b 7-40 sm
Pes d wood - I.lncoln.....a 8-00 pm
Casper - Bhoahonl......a 8:00 pm
Hastings - Superior..... b 8:00 pm
Fremont - Albion... ....o 8:85 pro
. Chleag Great Western.
Bt. Paul-Minneapolis .-.' 8:80 pm
a 8:' pm
a 8:30 am
a 8:21 am
a 7:w am
al2:3f pm
a 8:30 am
a 8:18 p-n
a 7:40 am
a 8:3 pm
al1:30 am
a 5:28 pm
Bl1:"n sm
b 1:3 pm
b 1:85 pm
T:90 am
11:85 pm
8:27 am
11:38 pm
8:20 pm
Bt. Paul-Mlnnrapolls ... 7:80 am
Chicago Limited
.... : pm
.i... 7:90 am
.... 8:50 pm
Chicago Expresa,;
Chicago Exprea ,
W a bask.
St Louis Expr,
.a C:J0 pm
a (: am
11:11 pm
bl0:li am
bt. Louie Local (from
Council Bluffs) a 8 80 am
Blanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) 0 5:0f pm
Ckicatre, Rook falaaA et PaelA.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 8:00 am all:08 pm
Iowa Local a 8:10 am a i.M pm
Dea Momea Passenger, .s 4:ui pm sli::w pm
Iowa Local bll :40 am b M pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). .a 4:50 pm a l:ii pin
Chicago Flyer M Pn a 8:36 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L't d- all:15 pm a 2:50 am
Colo, and Cal. Ex...., .a 1:86 pm a 4:40 p.n
Okl. and Texas Ex ...;.a 4:40 pm a 2:46 prj
Llncoln-Falrbury Pase..b 8:46 am bl0:lo am
Ultnola Central.
Chicago Express ,a 7,20 am a $:45 pm
Minn. A St. Paul Exp.. a 7;0 am lu pin
Chicago Limited .... a C :tx pin a :m am
Minn. A 8t. Paul Lmtd.a ' '89 pm a :-0 aw
CalcaaTt Mllvraaka A St. Paal.
Chic. or. Colo. Special... 7:25 am al;':60 pm
Cal. A Ore. Express.... a k:u0 pin a 8:2o pin
Overland Limited .a 8:u8 pm a 8.80 am
Perry Local ,.a6:15jm all oy am
Bl'RI.lUGTON STA. lOTH A liASON,
Barllastoa. ,
Denver A California
Northwest Special ..
Black Hills i....
North est Express
Nebraska polnia ....
Leave. Arrive.
..a 4:10 pm a $:4ft pm
..a4:i0pm I 1:1, f m
t:iv pin a : pra
'' "n i
a am a i.iu pm
Nebianaa Express ..
.a .L am
. k l:o pm
a 8:ii j,m
aij;ii pm
a J:l! b' !
a:t u!n '
mi. vmi u.ii
Linouln Local
Lincoln Local
ijricoln Local
gchuyler-plaitsmoulh
-b 8:10 pm
.a a:ow urn
biu;.tf am l
ueliivue-i la.iainooiu
a am
i laiistnouiti-Iowa
,.b 8:18 am
Bellevua-Plallsinoutn
b 1:80 p.u
Denver Limited a 4:lu pm a 7:25 a n
Chicago Speo.ai a ?:-. air. aii: pm
Chicago k.ipres a iM pm a J.4o pm i
l.nicagu r ijr a v.w pm a :m a,ii i
,oa i-otal a:i6am all:ju am
Bt. louis express a f :t pm all:30 m
Kansas City A St. Joe. .a. O la p.n a W ai.
Kansas City A St. Joe. .a 9:16 am a .lo p.n
Kansas City A St. Joe. .a 4.4j pm .,
WEBSTER STAe-lTH at WEBSTEI)
Cblrasjo, St. Paal, Mlaaeapells A
Qaiaka.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ...b S am b 6:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..a 8:u0 pm alli.-uam
Emerson Local
, .b k j D.n b 6:10 am
Emereon Local
Mlasoarl PaelA,.
Loral via Weeping
Wter
Falls City Local ....
falls City Locsl ....
.... 8 66 am 0 6:jopui
. t 4S am a -r pm
.b 8 oo pm all :.-a am
. O 7;u0 pm CU.la a.il
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, e Sun
day on.y. d Dally except Saturday. Dally
except Monday.
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LOW RATES TO EUROPE
Join one of our Christmas Excursion to
Great Britain, Norway. bwdn, Denmark
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Kxcellent service and exceptionally low
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between tit. Lawrence aorta and Europe.
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WAR ON 1HE WHITE PLAGUE
World's Anti-Taberculoiii Congress
to Be Greslest Yet.
NEBRASKA KLU WILL BE TOEBI
Seieattsts st All ejcaoole Have) Valte
I'ader Oa Banner Pat Tal
CSBBsa Raesny f Maklad
t nt.
The world's lesaers In the systematlo
and scientific fight upon tuberculosis, ths
great white plague which reaps such a
terrible harvest ot death from the human
race, will meet In Washington, D. C. Sep
tember 21 to October 12. 1908. This Is ths
fifth congress of Its kind and the first
one to be held In the United States. Ths
fact that the majority of the great physi
cian and eminent' scientists who are In
the van of this great humanitarian move
ment live In Europe accounts for the fact
that It In difficult to get one of the Inter,
national congresses on this side of the
water.
Nebraska physicians, scientists and char
ity workers have already begun prepara
tions to do .their part toward making the
congress a success and gottlng the most
possible good to the people. The following
committee has Just been appointed to co
operate with the national committee In
arousing Intereat In the big congress: Dr.
Charlos O. Glece, Holdredge, chairman;
Dr. A. S. von Mansfelde, Ashland; Dr. 8.
R. Towne. Omaha, i. P. Msrrts, secretsry
the Associated Charities. This committee
expects soon to hold a meeting for organl.
atlon and to ouUlne Its work. Probably
the activities wilt be along the Una of
meeting with the medical societies and
presenting the matter by means of tetters
and by publications. Delegatea wilt be ap
pointed by aome of the societies to attend
the congress and others Interested In the
subject will go for the good they cart get
personally and professionally from the lec
tures, demonstrations, exposition and pub
lications. Greatest t World's Congress.
"I believe this Is goln to be me greatest
of the world s congresses on tms terilble
disease," said Dr. B. R. Towne, a member
of the committee. "I hav direct reports
from-the secretary general. Dr. John 8.
Fulton of Washington, a personal friend
of mine, that the greatest Interest Is being
aroused everywhere. Of course, this Is a
problem In which everybody is Interested.
We may be republicans or democrats,
Methodists, Presbyterians or Catholics,
white, black or yellow, but when It comes
to tuberculoids we must all combine our
strength sgalnst the common foe. 1 be
lieve Nebraska will take an aotlv Interest
In this congress, the first to be held here
and probably the last for a good number of
years."
Tho Nstlonal Association for the Study
and Prevention of Tuberculosis, art Amer
ican branch of , the world's organisation,
Invited the latter, which la known as the
International Congress on Tuberculosis, to
meet Iff Washington and the Invitation Was
accepted. The leading physicians ot ths
I'nlted Statca are members of the Amir can
1 organization. Theodor Roosevelt, Grover
Cleveland and Dr. William Osier are hon-
orary Vlce president,
I Parposo I Twofold.
PurPse ' congress I twofold,
i It deals with the problem ot stamping out
the great whit plague botn rrora the
sclentlflo standpoint and ths standpoint
of tha layman. During tha congress clinics
land demonstrations 'for Doth medical and
j lay aeieggtea are given. There will be a
. .... , . ,., ,
great tuberculosis exposition showing what
Is going on In alt parts ot the world In
the fight aralnst the disease. ' '
The congres. a shown by the dates,
a 8:23 am I continues for three weeks. Official del
a 6:04 am gates will be present from all civilised
I countries. There will be dally public dis
cussions of th tuberculos.s problem by th
most eminent authorities on the subject.
There will be a course of thirty special
lectures to which the general pubilo as well
as delegates win be Invited.
Th congress makes a number of valuable
publication on th subject Including the
"Transactions." Th latter fill four big
volumes. . Th papers read at the congresa
are printed In Oet-man, French, Spanish
and Engl sh.
The cost, of the congress win far exceed
th revenue derived from fees The annual
fee of full members is $5, which entitles
tha member to copies of all the publi
cations made by' the congress. Associate
member pay . 82 a year and hav all
privilege except the right to vote and to
receive the printed "Transaction."
Th National Aasociatlon for the Study
and Prevention of Tuberculosis alone will
spend $100,000 on the expense of holding the
lntorrrutlonal congress in this country.
The following medals and money' prises
will be offered:
. Modal ead Prise.
A cash prlxa of $1,000 1 offered for the
best 'evidence of effective work in th pre
vention or relief of tuberculosis by any
voluntary association s'nee the lsst Inter
national congress. In 1806. v
A cash price of $1,000 Is offered for th
best exhibit of a sanutarium for th treat
ment or tuberculosis among the working
classes. This must be a detailed exhibit,
covering construction, equipment, and
management.
A cash prise of $1,000 is offered for the
beAt exhibit of a furnished horn for th
poor In th Interest of the crusade against
tuberculosis.
Several prizes of smaller value will be
offered, tor educational leaflets. Ti. sa
prlxea are des'gned to produce new educa-
:. . ...
uonai literature.
A medal la offered for the beat exhibit
atratln 'f'ectlv organization of tha
n(l-tuberculoal campaign In any state of
the United States.
A medal la offered for the best exhibit
sent by any state or country (t'nlted State
excluded), illustrating effective orgaolxa-
tlon for th restriction of tuberculosis.
vii a
I ILL m AN
STATE FOR OMAHA
Sooth Carolina Cheers far Oat City
a "Tatloaal Prisma Coagresa
Meeting- Plaee.
Judge Lee Estelle Is already beginning a
campaign to secure the meeting ot the
National Prison congress In Omaha In 1508.
At the meeting of the location committee.
for th 1806 kreetlng Omaha secured 11 out
of 23 votes, Richmond winning by a single
vote. Judge Eatelle believes at th 1908
meeting 4t will be easy for Omaha to win
provided proper support is given. He hss
Just received aj postal card from A. K.
8andera. chairman of the board of director
of th South Carolina stale prison, on of
th Influential member of the congress, In
which hs says, "Hurrah tor Omaha In
1SC."
SEARCH FOR MISSING
MAN
Lorel Detect Hav Takea Cm
Haat for E. A. Hsirsw of Phil,
adelpkla. Capitalist.
Local detective are engaged In trying to
find the whereabouts of Edmund A. Mor
row, a wealthy retired merchant of Phila
delphia, who disappeared fnom Atlantic
City In October mysteriously snd was last
heard from through a letter written by him
on a Millard hotel letter bead under 41 (
of November 7. No person ef that name
had registered at the Millard on or any
where near that date. It Is thought, how
ever, he may have registered under an
sumed name. No one about the Millard
remembers seeing any such person. It Is
thought Morrow may be wandering about
the country under a temporary fit of In
sanity. Extraordinary eflorta are being
made la any event to find him If possible.
STREET VACATION OPPOSED
Oppeaeata Say If Iwewty-Flfta la
Tied l a It Will Skat OS
Passageway.
Opposition Is being shown to the proposed
vacation of Twenty-fifth avenue between
California and Burt streets. A request for
such vacation waa submitted to the council
Tuesday night and may come before the
remmlttee of the whole Monday afternoon.
The request was on behalf of Crelghtun
university and met with the approval ot
all owners of land on the part of the
avenue affected, but someone living north
and south of the part, which Is proposed
complain that the closing of this street
would make It Impossible to go from Cali
fornia to Burt street anywhere between
Twenty-third and Twenty-sixth streets. It
Is said this opposition might be withdrawn
If the proposed vacation Is deferred until
after Twenty-fourth street Is open for
travel between California and Burt street.
The Bsbesle Plaaae
destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver
and kidney diseases,, for which Electric
Bitters Is the guaranteed Remedy. 50c.
For sal by Beaton Drug Co.
Blskoa Visit Dloeeee.
MITCHELL. 8. D., Nov. 14. (Special.)
Blrhop Thomas O'Oorman spent the
greater part of the week on a trip out to
I towns ueiween xuiiciieii ana cnamnerisui,
! where he had claases for confirmation In
the Catholic churches In each place. He
j etorped at th towns of Pukwana, Cham
I berlaln and Kimball. At the latter place
I he concluded hi visit and there he waa
tendered a flue banquet by the cltlxens of
th town without regard to creed. Platra
were laid for 150 guests and a splendid
menu was served by the Catholic ladles.
Tha evening was devoted to apeechmaklng
and there waa a fine expression of good
cheer between the Catholic and Protestant
congregations of Kimball. It has been
a year or more since ihe bishop has been
able to get out In thst section of the
diocese and his coming was made' the
occasion of an Important affair. Bishop
O'Oorman has not made an official visit
lo Mitchell for nearly five years, and th
last time he came he told his Catholic
friends that . the next lime he came to
Mitchell It would be when they had a
new church for him to dedicate, and the
bishop has made his word good by re
maining away. The Catholics propose to
have the bishop come and see them, so
they hav their church In a fair way
for completion In the course of a couple
ojf months. When completed it will cost
them over $46,000 and will be the finest
Catholic structure In the state,
k
. Faoasaoala full ws a Cold.'
but never follow th use of Foley's Honey
and Tar. It stop th vougn, heal and
strengthens th lung and prevent pneu
monia. -For sal by all druggists.
Knight of Colombo to Meet.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 14.-(BVclal.)
Elaborate preparation are being mad for
a big meeting of Knight ot Columbus,
which will b held In Sioux Falls next 8-in-day.
Among the noted men who will ad
dress th gathering will be Rt. Rev.
Tbomas O'Oorman of thla city, Catholic
bishop of th eastern diocese of Suth Da
kota. It I expected that large delegation
will be present from all neighboring coun
cils and those In charge are expecting that
fully 400 knlghta will be present. . In the
neighborhood of fifty candidates will be
t resent to take tha three degrees and thus
become member of th order. Th 8loux
Fall team will put on the flrat and second
degree., while District Deputy T. F. Grif
fin, the eloquent orator and scholar of
Sioux City,' accompanied by his associates,
will put the candidates through the mys
teries of tha third degree. Bishop O'Gor
man'a address will be delivered during a
banquet, which will be held following the
Initiation of candidates. The ladles of the
local Catholic literary club are in charge
of the banquet feature of the big meet
ing". Cold Weather Stop Bolldlnat.
MITCHELL. 8. D., Nov. It. v Special.)
Th coming on of th cold weather has
caught a number of building projects In
this city that will hav to be finished
through th winter, owing to the late
tart In the spring, and made later by
the delay of material through the sum
mer. Th Western National bank build
ing, four stories high and 60x142 feet, Is
Just about enclosed and a portion of the
plastering Is done. The Methodist church
building, which was scheduled for com
pletion early In December, will tak two
months to -finish, and th heating plant
Is Just being Installed. Th basement for
th new Congregational church la hardly
completed a yet, and th building will
ba finished next summer. There are a
number of houses In an unfinished state,
owing to the lack of help. Mitchell has
had a big year of building.
Old Bills la Soath Dakota.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 14. -Slal. )
During the past few weeks complaints have
been received by the United States auihoil
tles in this city from different parta of the
stat in reference to th operations of
mon who seem to be well supplied with
"wildcat" currency, which they hav suc
ceeded In passing upon a number ot un
suspecting South Dakota bualness men.
Tli men handling the spurious mjney ap
pear to confine their operation to th
mailer place in th stat. The currency
handled by them are old Issues of bills of
th Merchants' and Planter' bank or
Georgia, Issued during the wildcat currency
period about th time ot tha war of th
rebellion, and other bills Issued during that
period.
Leaves Thresher Company,
' MITCHELL. 8. D., Nov. 14.-(Bperlal.)
J. A. Jelly, th manager for the J. I. Case
Threshing Machine company, has resigned
his position and wlll engage In other busi
ness at Alexandria. Hla successor Is H. A.
Boylsn, who returned from Seattle, Wash.,
to accept th place. He wa formerly a
traveling aalesmaa for the company. To
day the nine employee of th Can com
pany presented Mr. Jelly with an easy
chair, a marie of their respect and sstsem.
Mr. Jelly last year waa th treasurer of
t- Southjiakota Traveling Men' associ
ation. Chambestlain's
Cough Remedy
During- tb past 85 yar no rm
dy ba provan mora prompt or
mora er actual in It euro of
Coughs, Colds and Croup
thaaCharaborlaln'aOoua-bRamady. Io
many homo it la rU4 upon aa la.
plictily a tha family pby.lclan. It con.
tola ao opium or other naroo'.lo, ar 4
may b givana confidently to a baby
a to aa adult. Prio6c; UrU66
HfcLESA IS M STEAMBOATS
Commercial Club of Montana Cit
Joint BiYf-r Boosters.
C0KTB0L IHE SOTJUCE OF STREAM
Reporta aad latsrsees of Otaaua
Meeting- 1-annctalitsr lha Canaoala-a
Are Extending Wide la
All Dlrortkoo. '
Reports from the Omaha river banquet,
like ripples from tho prows of Incoming
Missouri river boats, hav reached Helena,
Mont., and Boctetary ' W. T. Hull of th
Commercial club writes ths wsy to deepen
the channel of the Missouri Is to control
Its source. The Helena Commercial club
Intimates that the key to the situation I
In Montana somewhere eaat ot the Caacad
range.
"Our country was botlt up by the steam,
boats,',' write Commissioner Hull. "Wo
will do anything we' ran to assist In th
work of opening the river and will extent
boats' to run up into Molilalia a In former
years. The traffic will pay. The channel
should be thirty feet when the government
doea th neveasary work at the crossings."
Simultaneous with th greeting from 4h
source of the. river promising support snd
pledging the assistance of Montana con
gressman and senators,, comes ths senti
ment from St. Louis, "Dig hr deep
through Dixie," in the following lines;
We re going to have the water,
Veto kolng io have the way;
We v got the tonnage waiting
To make Ihe vessels pay;
And wo 11 get the lltty million.
With Incle Sam'a "O. K.'- - ;
Enthusiasm for the river work fs evi
dently being stirred by song In Dixie, at
the following verse of a song has been
received at the Commercial club rooms,
with compliments of th author, R. F.
Chew of St. Louis: '
Then dig her deep thro' Dixie!
Dig away! Dig away!
tVlth fourteen feet she can't be heat .
For hauIlngMrelght thto' Dixie;
Dig away! Llg away!
Oh! Llg her deep thro' Dixie.,
Clarke Goes to -Mnakogro.
Henry T. Clarke will leave Omaha next
Monday noon for Muskogoe, Okl., to attend
the eighteenth annual session of the Trans
mlsslsslppl Commercial congress, whluh will
be held there November ID, 20, 21 and 22.
Governor Sheldon and Governor Cummin
of low re expected to Attend th oongres
nd some attention la to be given to water
waya, though not aa much a In formnr
years. Mr. Clsrke will spi ak Wednesday
on "The Missouri River," and F. HewelL
a member of the Inland Water Ways com
mission of the United State -will address
the, congresa on th subject with which
he drals for the government The Trana
mlsalsslppl congres Is. In a large measure,
responsible for the appointment of the In
land Waterways commission and th first
appearance of the official investigator, will
be at the Mukogo con (trees.
Reports of the Vhltrd States engineers
and the Missouri river commissioners, from
18!7 to 1U02 have been rerelved at tho read
ing rooms of the Omaha Commercial elub,
wher they can be read by those who
desire to secure official Information con
cerning th river and the opinions of tit
engineers, who . have Bona, Into the work
of rmbarkment and channel clearing.
From Sioux City come the new that a
boat has been secured there to run be
tween tha Cottonwood saw mills and cement
workind that city. The boat, which la
a large one, la run by gasoline engines.
Good boar is being
recognized mora and
"i"w BTiry year
for it food and
tonic propertioa.
It is relia
bly stated
Utmtmbtr th
Triangular Labtt
that practically one-half of
the beer con.umed is taken
with meals or food in some
form. So it would seem that
good beer is the rational bev
erage for the American home.
Jtlmay th Jmmm Good Old Blmtm
"Blatz'for nearly threescore
year, has stood for all that's
good and pure in brewing.
And all these years it has
been unde via ting in Its qual
ity. It is recommended to you
as an article of unquestioned
merit, Dosseued of nmiriili.
ing and healthful properties.
OKAJtA BSAHOxIl
(08-10 Bong-la St., Cor. kth St. '
Phon Doug-. 1081. Omaha, Bfb.
Homosoekors'
Excursions
Southwest
. . . i
November 19 -Dec.
3 and 17 V
The rates of fare are rery low,,
To most point but lightly
higher than regular fare' one
way; to many point even lea.
Land value are Increasing In
the Southwest. Send for 'tree
Uomegekerg' Excursion leaf
let and an Illustrated book
about the section you would
like to look over.
Let me'konw how your incli
nation Ilea as to Kansas,
Oklahoma, Texas, New Mex
ico, Arkansas, Missouri or
Colorado so I can send liter
ature of especial Interest to you.
Plan a trip of invtttigitlnm doa't
U a fy'dih'nq ijtl away, rom you
6u ctfts U'Cii'f. yon in the Soulk
tcest: wiu you $ctk ut
JOIIK SEBASTIAN
Passenger Traffic
Manager,
CHICAGO. '
