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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTV FOll ALB.
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TWO BARGAINS
4101 Lafayette Ave., strictly
modern, -room huuav, oak
finish, Corner lot, one block
from car. This Is a. special
bargain (or come one who
inl a home; ready to
move right Into. Price re
duced to 6,2u4.
11 So. T,th Ave., (rood six
room house, modern except
heat, natural shade, one-half
block from car. only t-.M
cash, balance yearly.
PAYNE, B0STW1CK & CO.,
Main Floor N. Y.
Life Bldg. ,
9)-MlM 17
INVESTMENTS
6.W) for 66x132 feet n. e.
corner 2oth and l.uit Sis.,
with three houses mid two
stor buildings; rental about
75 per year; 20th and Hjrt
8ts. are paved, have porma
nent sidewalks, etc. Only H.tiuO
cash, balance $7o per year.
t32.5ot for Nob. 61s and fi:n S.
lth St.. 1-story brick build
ing, 2 stores and I Hals; land
has 44 feet frontage on Itiih
St., also 44 feet fmntae,e on
17lh St.; 177 feet between
streets; only two blocks soiillt
of soma of our best retail
stores on Omaha's best retail
street, where land values are
certain to Increase. Only Il2.ri00
cash, balance per year,
ten years.
GEORGE A CO., ln Farnam ft.
(Ill) Mill Ifl
, ACREAGE
Two 10-acr pieces which have been held
at IJOS and upward per acre we enn offer
for Quick sale at 1160 an acre. Tho land
Ilea southwest and tho 3H mllo circle from
the poatofflca would bisect the land. It lies
well.
Harrison' & Morton.
12-91J N. T. Life. Tel. Dour. 314.
(19.1-127 15
INVESTMENT
Double house, of T rooms
each, on 0. 21st St., near Leav
enworth; house Is all modern
except furnace, and la good
repair; renting; $35.60; lot 60x
132. Price for Immediate sale,
$3,400. . .
;VV. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
U20 Farnam St. Doug:. 1064.
(19) 9C9 IS
lJ9T your property with Chris Boyer, 2:d
and Cuming (its. 1) 794
TfBAL ESTATE TITLB3 TRUST
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C11AS. H. WILLI AMdON, Pres.
tl)-S93
FOR SALE Modern stor bldg., 5 living
rooms 2,000; bargain. 'Phone Webster
1069. (19)-M6M 18
REAL ESTATE
RANCH Li AMDS FOR SALS)
FA.HJBT
Kaussaa.
aTOR BALK Forty acres good land, or
chard, never falling water, good Im
provements, 12.&U0. J. E. C'rlpe, Ottawa,
H. F. D. . Kansas. i2U-MX7 ltix
Nebraskat.
IQMB ALL COU NT Y, NEB.
Section 8-13-68, Ave miles south of Smoad
and In on of the beat sections In the
county. This is surely a snap and la bound
to be a money-maker for whoever buys It
of you. Be the lucky man. Price
Only $6 Per Acre.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. T. Life. Tel. Douglas 17S1.
(2u) 919 IS
FOR BALK t acres good land, partly
alfalfa, good buildings, good well and
cistern, near David City, near schools
I and churches. PTlce, $?.0ou. Address
Elisabeth Scboenfeld, David City. Neb.
(20)-M9BS 17x .
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Texas.
Special Train to the Texax '
PAN HANDLE
Next Tuesday.
Oo With Us.
J. W. Proctor.
Merchants Hotel, Omaha.
j Q M916 16x
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Fsvrm d Ranch Lands for Rent.
4 TEN-ACRE TRACT FOR RENT.
10 acres of good garden or farm land lying
south of the Country club. See us for
tanns.
C 130 RGB) at CO.. 1601 Farnam St.
I 21 MM 19
REAL ESTATE LOANS
J-OAN3 on Unprovsd city property. W. H
Taenia, tub Jttrst Kaiioual Bank BUW.
V ANTED City loans.
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Peters Trust Co.
l-2j 7lsi
t'OR SALE County warrants that will net
ths investor high rate of interest; also
om gUt-odga farm noroa on valu
able farm lands. None of them exceed
one-third Talus of Ui land, open even
tuas. Union Loan aV Investment Co., aio
be Bld. (2J)-M7; 16
l,OuO.O0u TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay, Thomas Breunan, Boom 1, -N.
V. Life. It:) rM
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
"aiDiu biuita at Co., 132u Farnam St.
t22-79J
LOWEST RATES-Bemls.
Paxton block.
(22J-;ite
rRTVATB MONET-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS., lftX FAHNAM.
ta-43
1XAB on Improved Omaha property.
ttJ4.f ft. B. Co.. WC1 N. X. Life Bldtj.
. (')-79
00 TO $4,000 TO LOAN-Piivste money;
oslaya, J. M. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. l ife.
1 (51) SU2
JMONKT TO LOAN-Payn Investment Co.
(X)-V4
J?. made promptly. F. D. We ad,
Wo Bldg.. loth and Farnam.
(g MSQ3
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED T buy second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpus, lino
leums. fflo furnltur, old clothes and
boea, Vlanpa. feathers, bed pillii.
ouUts and all kinds of tools; or will buy
th furnltur of your bouss complete.
Th tUfhest prlc paid. Call the riant
1st LHiUf. nil.
(15) M9$l Dectl
6ECOND-HAWD furniture bought and sold;
also machines of all kinds rented, $2 per
month. Tel Doug. tao. Ufe iiiii
TO rAJtMKRS AND PRODUCE
Bit,
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2ngnM pnee lor butter and esca. r.h
or mercbandis. Send trial shipment. Th
vwurn . bujiuy, unuuiA. ta 127
BsYAWT.KWto-buy 4iJT TL Doug. tm.
WANT! D--TO BUY
(Continued.)
CASH paid for aecond-band clothlnr, shoes,
etc. M No. Jbth St. Tel. Red 33J.
WILL pay cash for houe ti move. J. H.
Parrotle, tx, Hoard of Trade.
' (iln-MIM SI
WANTED SITUATIONS
SITUATION wanted by colored man as
porter. Tel. 24S Webster.
(27) MffiO l'x
BY COMPETENT correspondent clerk; am
ratable of handling h.'HW correspon
dtice, confldrntlal or otherwise. Address
A, 119 8. :Xh St. t27)-9!7 15X
AN elderly man, practical bookkeeper and
business man, would like 2 or J small
bmss to keep. Charges reasonable F 6.3,
care lice. CTo-MllS 17x
YOT'NO rrsn of 15. Rood business experi
ence, desires employment evening. Ad
dress, O. &13 Bee. (7) 9)4 lCx
SITUATION wanted In country bank
by
outig man or 3.; am a competent book
keeper; best of references. Address
B"e. 27) M992 16x
TFD-Pnsition by young man as j
lothing salesman; four years' expert- I
ence; best of references. Address C &TS (
Bee. t27) 9fi8 lSx
YOt'NO man of good habits
t'n of any kind In nm
Hants poei- ,
pesp. "Ctable '
wholesale house. Address D. 587 B
(27) 970 17x
WANTED- By young lady, position as
housekeeper In private family; can give
references. Address 2405 8. 9th St.
(27) Mill lx
WANTED- By steady and sober young
man position as busheltnan, 10 years of
exjerienoe; opportunity more consul' red
than salary; best of references. Address,
H. Wl Boe. (27-Ml.K lx
CHAUFFEUR By experienced young man.
No bad habits. Best of refcience. In
cluding present employer and prominent
automobile manufacturer. Addr. . Y-rw, ,
care Bee. (l"7) MI50 lSx !
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WANTF.D By rellaHle man. a .1ob as-night
watchman. Address, Y-iS0. Bee.
- (27)-M15 22x
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
George W. Cooper to Frank Radii,
nHi of "part of swfc of neU. 10-14-1J
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697
Mary Beth Wallace to James
Welch, lot 22, block 4, Haw
thorne . .
500
Caroline L. popplt-ton et al. to D.
L. Bryant, lot a, block 2, Sul
phur Springs 750
John W. Mclionald, sheriff, to John
11. Levy, lot 26, block 6, Hose
11111
Omaha afe Deposit and Trust
company to Hastings Ac Hey Ion,
lots 12, 13, 14 and 15, Amu' Sec
ond addition 2
Rolert O. Fink, county treasurer,
to J. A. Mclntyre, lot 2, block
2, Lancaster l'lace
Mary Hens and husband to Sarah
A. Lelber, lots 1 uud 2, block
15H, South Omaha 960
Ole B. Ackerly to same, nVi of lot
6, block, 77, South Omaha 2,200
Mary K. F.astman to J. O. F.ast
man. w46 feet of lot 10, Park
View 1
O. W. Nixon to J. C. Whlnnery,
lot 4, block 3, and lots 3 and 4,
block 4, Crelghton Heights 1
The Omaha Realty company to
Philip Sher, lot 26, Horbach's
First addition 4,600
M. I j. Hoflges to M. O. Needham,
sublot 9, of lot 4, Itagan's addi
tion 2,400
II. A. Tukey to Olive D. Buck, lots
2, 3 and 4, Tukey's subdivision.. 1
Carl F. Bengston to tho Tzschuck
Heal F.state company, part of lot
22, block 4, Campbell's addition.. 960
Cynthia M. McCague to O. K.
Stearns, lots 4, 6 and (, Baker
Place 1
Hastings & Heyden to Charles
Reynolds, lot 1J, block 2, HaBt
Ings & Heyden's addltl
300
Frederick Wolf and wife
to Her
man R. Neltxel, lot 2, Stephens
Subdivision ...... r 3,000
Total $16,863
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE KANSAS CITY &
Omaha Railway Company, Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. 9. 190?. To the Stockholders: Notice
is hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Kansas City &
Omaha Hallway company will be held at
the otllce of the company In Fairfield, Ne
braska, at 9 o'clock a. m. on January 11,
liMK, lor the purpose of acting upon the
question of selling- the railroad, property
and franchises of the company to the Chi
cago, Burlington & Qulncy Railroad com
pany, the railroad and properly aforesaid
being now under lease to said company.
By order of the board of directors. V. P.
Durkee, Secretary. NIOdbOt
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN VAl
ley, Kansas & Southwestern Rsilroad
Company, Omaha, Nob., Nov. 9, lbOT. To
the Stockholders: Notice Is hereby given
that a special meeting of tbs stockholders
of the Republican Valley, Kansas & South
western Railroad coin) any will be held at
the oltlce of the company In Omaha, Ne
braska, at 4 o'clock p. in. on January 10,
lt8. for the purpose of action upon the
question of Belling the railroad, property
and franchises of this company to the Chi
cago, Burlington & (julncy Hallroad com
pany, the railroad and property aforesaid
icing now under base to the said company.
By order of the board of dliectors. W. P.
Durkee, Seel etui y. NIOduOt
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN VAL
ley & Wyoming Railroad corfipany.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. I. Ii7 To ths Stock
holders: Notice Is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Republican Valley & Wyoming Railroad
company will be held at the oflice of the
company In Omaha, Nebraska, at 4 o'clock
p. m.. on January 10, I'jOS. for the purpose
of acting upon the question of selling ths
railroad, property and franchises of this
company to the Chicago, Burlington A
Vu'ncy Railroad company, ths railroad
and property aforesaid being now under
lease to said company. By order of the
board of directors. W. P. Duikee, Secre
tary. NluduOt
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND NORTH
Platte Railroad Company. Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. 9, 19u7. To the Stockholders: Notice
Is hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Omaha and North
Platte Railroad company will be held at
the office of the company In Omaha. Neb.,
at o'clock p. m., on January lo, 190X, for
the purpose of acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, property and franchises
of this company to the Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy Railroad company, the railroad
and property aforesaid being now under
base to the said company. By order of
the board of directors, VV. P. Kurkee,
Secretary. NIOduOt
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND SoUTH-
western Railroad Company. Omaha. Neb.,
Nov. 9. 19o7. To the Stockholders: Notice
la hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Omaha and South
western Railroad company will be held at
the ottlce of the company at Omaha. Neb.,
at 4 o'clock p. nr. on January lu. 1:. for
the purpose of acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, property and fran
chises of the company to (he Chicago, Bur-ling-ton
Qulncy Hallroad company, the
railroad and property aforesaid being now
under Lease to said eomrwny. By order of
the hoard of directors. W. P. DI'nKFE,
Secretary. NIOdtOt
OFFICE OF THE OXFORD KANSAS
Rsilroad company. Omaha. Neb., Nov.
. 17 To the Stockholders: N'ntlee Is
hereby given that a special meeting of ths
stockholders of ths Oxford & Kansas Rail
road company will be held at the office of
the company at Omaha. Nebraska, at 4
o'clock p. m.. on January 10, 1ft. for the
purpose of aetlnr upon the question of
selling the railroad, property ana franchises
of the comranv to the Chicago, Burlington
A Qulncy Railroad company, the railroad
and property aforesaid being now under
lease to the sa'd company. Bv order of
the board of directors. W. P. Durkee,
Secretary. N10d60t
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY I
the Board of Public Lands and Bulldinxs i
for the furnishing- and erecting of a "Pole i
Line" for furnishing power and light for j
th- State Capitol building. Line to run
from State Penitentiary to State House.
Specifications now on file In office of secre
tary of state. All bids mnt be tiled before
noon on November 2. i:J7. UEOROK C.
J UN KIN. secretary of state. MivUl'X
A Papar for th Hem
THE OMAHA DEC
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In
West
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
South Omaha Packers Deny Any Effort
to Manipulate Produce Market.
NO STORAGE ON FALLEN 0 PRICES
Parkers' aide of Redaction of Meat
' Prices When Ihe Trices of I. It
Animals to Down Is Also
Set Forth.
The condition of the. produce market In
Booth Omaha. It Is alleged, does not war-
rent certain rumors from Chicago to the
effect that the big packers are forcing a
corner on butter, eggs and produce. The
packeis have been congratulating them
I selves here that they have their storage
practically free from produce of all de
scriptions. Most of the butter now In the
refrigerators has been consigned fully
three months ago, and the same Is true of
the eees. The amount still remaining In
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panles are buying only for Immediate or-
1 ders and show no activity at present. In
. . . , .... . .
1Hll l,m nininci i'n inurii uu w t-ina
butter and o cents on eggs since tne money
stringency developed. A similar drop Is
noted on all other products. It would ap
pear that the bottom has not bgen reached
and there Is little danger of the packers
becoming heavy buyers until the financial
conditions become firm, and they are not
at all Inclined to buy at present on a rap
idly falling market.
R. C. Howe of Armour A Co. said yes
terday; "It don't look like we were making
any attempt to secure the output of pro
duce under the prevailing prices. Specula
tion in prodtrre Is a hazsard at best. Our
buying and selling In these lines naturally
are large, even when relatively we secure
but a fraction of the produce. This unccr
talnty Is the probable reason for the re
fusal )f the Chicago packers to purchase
uch . 'oduce at present on a falling mar
ket. It Is the same with hogs. Today tho
prices Jumped up 25 cents. The reason Is
purely local. We run short In a supply for
local orders and we had to have some hogs,
so we tid up."
Keasous
for Meat Prices.
Managers II. S. Culver and R. C. Howe
agreed In an explanation of certain outcries
gainst tho corporation heard in mny qur
ters locally, because tho packers have not
reduced the prices of fresh meats, notably
pork, in comparison with the prices at
present paid for hogs. "The fact is." said
Mr, Culver, "only 20 per cent of an animal
killed for pork Is sold as' fresh meat. The
rest Is cured, as hanis, bacon, salt or pic
kled pork, with a percentage of lard. All
of this 80 per cent finds no market for
thirty days, and often not for six or eight
months. If the people who are complaining
so bitterly will look at tho quotations for
hams, bacon or lard, they will find enough
reduction to satisfy them. As soon ss the
stringency came we cut down the killing of
hogs, so as at least not to Increase the out
put of cured pork. This cut off the supply
of fresh pork, of which we cannot carry a
large stock. The local demand remained
as before, so the retailers begnn bidding
up to get their supplies. It Is active bidding
on a reduced supply which has kept the
price of fresh pork up. Most of the salt
pork In our cellars comes out of 6 cent
hogs, and we have been wishing we had
our cellars clear. Bidding on futures at
present shows that we will do well to come
out even on the season's storage, and It Is
easily possible to lose heavily. If we can
make the prices for fresh pork cover the
losses on the cured meat we shall be more
than satisfied. t
"What is true of pork naturally holds
with beef and mutton, although these com
modities are not nearly so extensively
cured. A general reduction In killing and a
little reduction In consumption has kept
the price of beef higher In the retail mar
ket than the prices of live animals mlht
appear to Justify. Ths retail market can
not change as spontaneously as the live
FURIOUS ITCHING
Bleeding Sores Covered Her Whole
Body After an Attack of Measles
Nursed Every Night for Three
Weeks Nothing Helped Her.
THEN CUTICURA MAKES
COMPLETE CURE IN 5 DAYS
"It Is In my opinion my duty to Join
those who praise the Cutioura Reme
dies, After my granddaughter of about
even years naa
been cured of the
measles, she was
attacked about a
fortnight later by
furious, itching
end painful erup
tion all over her
body, especially
, the upper partof
It. forming:
watery and bleed
ing sore, espe
cially under the
xmg, of considerable size. She suffered
a great deal .and for three weeks wa
nursed her every night, using all th
remedies we could think of. Nothing
would help. We then remembered
bavine heard so much about Cutioura
Jiemedies. We sent for them and after
twent y-four hours we noted considerabl
Improvement, and, after using c nly on
complete sft of the Cutioura Remedies,
In five consecutive days the little one,
much to our joy, had been entirely cured,
and has been well for a long time. Mrs.
Y. Rutfenacht. R. F. D. 3, BakersOdld.
Ctl., June 25 and July 20, luut)."
HUMOR ON FACE
Cured by Cuticura Remedies
No Return In 20 Years.
"My son, when a lad of sixteen, was
troubled with humor on his face and
after using Cuticura Remedies he was
freed from every humor and has con
tinued so to trie present time after
twenty years have passed. Your Cuti
cura Soap has beeu used in my family
for several vears and I have faith in the
Cuticura Remedies. A. l. fcmith,
Marion, Mev Dec. X, 1905."
rVimnlete External sod Interns! Trestment for
Vv.ry Humor o( litfttnt. rhiidrrn. sod Atluiih rno
iau of Cmleur fc.D 2V I lo fv.n Ui. i-kin.
Cutlcur Oii!tm.ul &0c.) Uj I1aI Ih. ni.Dnd ull
rura Ftt'!v.nl &r . (in to. torn iif Ci,,roiais
OmU-t PUim. 2"e p. r vial o(6"l to Hurtfy Ui. BI..4.
..14 thrntirnnul Ui wrWl Poller Uruf 4 U4,
as- lulled t is, bouiicl as tisla Humors
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
clabei crams or in -Arabic
mm i,W-V tout, auv, wrsjaj, gfVV
10 THE ORIENl
Februrr I t AHI If. it.
gevwty i.ys. oobUns nJ I'- sad vs. fnclnSlag
bora, eirur.loiu tt'S'HL run RKi M.n.ira.
CaSn. b.,HI.. Slflara. aUUa. U ltm la Bspt an
la. Hon Laud. ( auaiasliaeiil, Al-k.aa. Raoi.. La.
Rlvtaxa. ato. Tl.a.ia so a ais to Surosa.
teurs Moots Ul.-Worl4 ana lo Cvruea. Sicily .u.
, If. 0, UAJUL, Tinas hiif, Vvs,
HUMOR Oil CHILD
25. Vry AFSs
sVi-. """HIIIMItlM
n Made eiythe tru
4 S
hi
to.. SiiiSrl
'ST Baking p0
.H CAQU
" iimiiim'-
y Hi Mil -Aaaws
AY
stock market, for the reason that con
sumption la more nearly a fixed quantity
and the demand Is even; but the general
range of prlcea through a year will show
that about the same margin of profit re
sufts on the amount of money lnvestcoV
whether the price of live stock Is up or
down."
Thirty Days for Wife neater.'
Vail Svalenka of Brown Park Rot thirty
days In the county jail yesterday morning
for beating Ws wife Tuesday evening. Ho
works at the Omaha Packing company.
He Hv?d at Twenty-first and S streets. He
came home after work and not finding
things to his liking broke up the sewing
machine with an ax. His wife was not
In the room and when she returned she
ventured to protest. He then seized her
and threw here on the floor and struck
her several times. She had him arrested.
His defense was that the woman refused
to do any work for him and to cook h's
meals. She said she did not want him
around her at all. She owns the house
and he has been married to her only four
months. The woman has a daughter from
a former marriage.
Flgbt for 1'aTlnsr Contract.
Dan Hannon says he will defend his
rights against tho city of South Omaha
to the last ditch. These he believes have
been Infringed In the recent action of the
city council In awarding the contract for
the paving of Q street from Twentieth to
Twenty-fourth. He said; "They are not
going to rub It In like that with me. I
have my samples of brick here and I also
have the representative of the company
manufacturing these paving blocks, who i
will agree to test with any paving brick
manufactured by tho Purlngton company."
Mr. Hannon has not published his plans
yet, but he has a determined plan of ac
tion, which probably will develop today.
He went to the mayor last night to ask
him to veto the resolution of the council
awarding the contract to the National
Construction company.
Made CUT Gossip.
The Bos Solr club will give a card party
at Masonic hall November Zi.
Jetter'a Gold Top Beer delivered to all
parts of the city. Telephone No. 8.
A. E. Hnsfus. r74 South Thirty-first
street, has diphtheria, lit Is 36 years old.
John Fenoell has returned from a hunt
ing trip and reports no very great success.
Mayor Hoctor left last nljht for Excel
sior Springs. He will tie gone for about
ten days.
Ed Williams of Bioux City has been
transferred to the Cudahy Packing- com
pany here.
The Westslde Methodist mission gave an
entertainment last night at Thirty-fourth
and U streets.
Free for Xmas. Until December 15, one ;
llfe-sise picture given with one dozen best
photos at I'steren's studio.
Anton Capek', 4S3 South Eighteenth, has
developed a case of smallpox. This muks
twelve caees tor ins munin.
Chanter M of the F. E. O. society will
be entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. I
F. A.- Broadwell, b street. j
D. P. Lamoreaux of the Exchange build- ,
Ing reports the loss of a horse. It Is
thought the animal was stolen.
A good attendance enjoyed the enter- j
talnment at the crysantheinum festival at
the United Presbyterian church lust even
ing. 1
The death of Alice L. Kent occurred at
the South Omaha hospital November 1.;.
Ths body was sent yesterday to Dow
Cityr la,
A regular meeting of the Hilltop cluli
of LeAer 'a Memorial church was held last i
evening to arrange for an entertainment
to be given November 21.
Paul Jennings was struck by a Union
Paclile switch engine at the railroad cross
ing at F street. He wss thrown and his
left arm severely bruised.
Sjperlor lodge No. 1UB, Degree of Honor. I
will meet in a called session Saturday at i
!:3i p. m. at Workmen temple to make ar- I
rangenients for a social dance. j
Lost, on Twenty-fourth street, between
C and J streets, Monday evening, a fur
scaif. Reward. Return to s."j North:
Twenty-alxth street, ifouth Omaha.
The Nebraska Telephone company Is put
ting In temporary telephones for the city
hall building. The local branch exciiatiee
will nut be Installed until tlie nrhcea are
occupied. Tills will not be for several days.
We now make deliveries of Bennett s
Capitol coal direct from South Omaha
yards to all parts of South Omaha and
AllinKriL lelepnons uougiaa in lien-
property
Talbot said yesterday that the boys came
after bI un ails- U.SJI L4 limaUuiti lh
nett Company. A
Th difficulty between John Sullivan and II
a number of boys has been settled without I I
any arrests, although a warrant was Issued I I
for the arrest of Raymond Talbot. The 1 I
boys carried some hallowe'en pranks too y
Mrs.
Did
M .ffT
Chief of the
fence In question and he did not help do
the work.
Henry Michael, Twenty-fourth and Q
streets, has tiled a claim for damages
amounting to $.-),i0 on account of injuries
to his property on account of the change
of Brnde of Twenty-fourth street at the
time when the paving was laid about three
yeurs ago. .
WALTERS SENT THE CARS
Minni This Can Be Done When Im
perative Orders Com from
Headquarters,
That a superintendent of transportation
Is able to dig up freight cars when he has
Imperative enough orders to, Is shown by
a story on General Manager Walters of
tho Northwestern when he was train
master on the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Northern railroad. He received nn order
from General Manager Ives reading: "Send
fifty grain cars to Iowa Falls'' division by
6 p. m. No reply."
In telllrfg the story on Mr. Walters a
friend of his said:
"Things did not look very favorable
for carrying out that order, so Mr. Walters
told me, but there was no question about
the authority which Issued that order and
there was not much doubt In Mr. Walters'
mind that it must be obeyed. He must
send tho cars whether he had them or not.
Well, he searched the system and gathered
up fifty grain cars and sent them to the
Iowa Falls division by 6 p. m. that day.
Mr. Walters forgot about the end of that
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LET US ATTEND TO THE DRESSING
EVERYTHING SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
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Men's Fall Ties
Fine Silk 4-ln-hand ties, all
new patterns, regular 0C
60c value for tuC
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You Get Yours Yesterday
Wasn't it a surprise? Wasn't it good for just a simple
cake? Nothing elaborate about it of course. We
could not undertake to furnish everybody with a
scrumptious cake.
We kept the largest bakery in the city busy turning
them out.
Many thousands of them were prepared. And tho
grocers didn't begin to have enough.
But you, who were lucky enough to get one know now
what can be accomplished with Calumet "Chief of
the Baking Powder Tribe."
You know now that you can get a Pure, High
Grade, Never-failing Baking Powder at a
moderate price.
You know now the real object in giving you
this cake, for it was baked with
POWDER
telegram which said, 'No reply." If he had
paid particular attention to that Injunc
tion all would have been well, but Instead
of thnt, he congratulated himself on be
ing ablo to fill that order as quickly as ho
did, so he wrote on the back of the mes
sage, 'Mr. Ives, I have sent fifty cars to
Iowa Falls lino by 6 p. m. today as you
directed.' The next day the message came
back with this notation, 'You have done
well; send fifty more.' ", '
PRAY FOR ARMY . AND NAVY
Special Kervlcea for Noldlers and
Sailors Held at the
V. M. C. A.
L. T. Mitchell, member of the board of-
directors of the Young Men's Christian
association, will lead a special prayer
meeting at the rooms of the association,
from 7:80 to 8:30 o'clock Saturday even
ing, the topic being "Soldiers and Sail
ors." Prayer will be offered for tlie soldiers
and sailors In the United States army
and navy located at Isolated stations In
Alaska. Cuba, Porto Rico, tho Philippines
and at stations In the United States. Tho
leader will report that the environment
in most of the army posts and naval
stations has been bad and the men have
been subjected to all sorts of evil tempta
tions. While the Young Men's Christian
association has been able to change these
In some Instances, only a start has been
LADIES' TAILORED
Tor fall and winter wear all the new
styles are shown here In tbe newest
materials, suits worth $16, on sale
LADIES'
WINTER COATS
LADIES'
FALL SKIRTS
In blacks and colors,
many models to choose
In all colors of
ma, skirts that
ordinarily for
sale Saturday
for only
from, coats worth
$13. SO, on
sale for only. .
$8.50
Men's Suits and Overcoats
Cut tn the latest styles well made garments and clothes that we
know wjll give perfect satisfaction we are Ofl Cfl
offering wonderful values Saturday at NH rllj
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Men's Fall Hats
In all the newest blocks, both
soft and stiff shapes, f1 rn
at &3.00, 2.00 and. . I.UU
OUTFITTING CO.
1315-17-10 FARNAM ST.
XM.M T01S TlAfl laUaai ALL OYK
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made. Tho soldiers and sailors, accord
lng to association workers, are a In.
class of young men, coming largely fror
country homes. The government has
openod th post exchange buildings to
the association and ha madd co-operation
possible In other ways.
At the present time there am twenty
eight army associations and eight
branches of the natal association, em
ploying fifty-three- secretaries. At tha
various stations In the United Stat
more than 1,000 young men entered th
Christian life last year.
UTES DECIDEJ0G0 TO WORK
Indlnna Arrant Railroad Employment,
Whlchls Tantnmoniit to Solu
tion of Problem.
Word has been received at Omaha army
headquarters from Colonel Frank West,
now at ThumJer Buttes, 8. D., that fifty or
more of the Ute Indians have finally con
cluded to go to work and that others ar
likely to follow this commendable example.
This Is regarded as almost a solution of th
Indian troubles prevailing: there. The In
dians will be putNat railroad work on th
Milwaukee extension north of Thunder
Buttes.
Matters were at a very quiet and unin
teresting Btage with the Indians which la
due largely to the show of force Indicating
to th dissatisfied Utes that the govern
ment docs not Intend to temporlz In any
degree.
SUITS
$10
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$7, on V '
We accept Cash
let's Checks both
for purchases
and as payments
on account.
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