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DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, DECEBER 4. 100"
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PERSONAL
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ANT Information concerning Florence Wsl.
Inr will bo appreciated. Kindly nridr-a
P m care Bes. (1H.-1M D5a
IDFAt. hair parlors! 2A4 Neville Blk., 161b
snd H&rney-. Tel. -Douglne 1S.
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OFDMAK want Instruction In Fngllsh.
Biota price. Address B ST care B-
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. REAL ESTATE
- REAL ESTATE
FAJ1H AXD HAM OH LAND FOB SALB
(Continued.)
RE I. ESTATES DEALERS.
FATNB JN'V. CO.. lit of N. T. Life.
Douglas (18)-9S3
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QEORGS St COMPANY.
WOT Famam. - , , .Tel. Douglas 754
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PETERS TRUST CO., N. V. Life Rldg
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I. ilBEttNSEH. -room- 208, IN Bo. ,16th.
COLORADO
art) Sere. BlonssluV Juleehnr reeer-
rolr, n.n count r. Ditches through part
of this . land. Very cheap at 812.50 per
acre.
CM iprM. - fntir milca from 'Utflr
Lou ,-ui county, a fin section, at 110.W) per
acre.
Land all over eastern Colorado for sale
cheap. Write ua for list. .
Equitable Realty & Trust Co.,
121 Board of Trada Buildtnr. - -(JO)-M76T
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HbW'STHIS? '
Xuly Wth, 1W7, we sold lot 44 keystone
' Park, bains 1.71 acres, to a gentleman con-
rected - wiui an Omaha wholesale hone.
. 'for IVHt.fO. He ties Just disposed of this
property at ILKA aiaHl ig A profit of rr'l.M
ot an Investment of.lTh.W for less than
five months. -, ...
Hla 17i.60 if left- In the bank during
' thaos five months svould havs made for him,
.at 4 par cent interest, nbtut 113. Thua hla
' Investment beat tho bank by 1KM.50; hla
trmney -.wss at all times absolutely aara
and the only thing we regret la that ha
di.i n't keep It longer and, realize a larger
prnttfe, ;-. - ...
Thea writ, farts aaii we can prove tham.
' Think this- wtatter over; put your money
wtiere'H will work for you and produce
' the trtwtcmt results.
- 'Boy or 10 name In thla beautiful n
1 hurbneY addition: pay die. one third cash
' and ih balance -durine; the next five years;
Instead' ef helper a drain on your pochM,
thla property will support you. and by tha
time to bsre it paid for It will be worth
i to B times what It cost you.
NOW 18 TUB ACCEPTABLE- TIME:
ACT. '
Keyatcnw Park 1 to 21 aerea 1175. to
115, pr Bcravi trtila w est of Benson.
PAYNE INMSTilENT CO.,
, N. T. Mfe. Bldsr. Douglaa 17SL
d:t. siioLEs co.,.
Board of-Trnda Bldg..
Tel. t. 4.
(19) 73 1
Ci- 2101 'MIAMI ST.
" ' "THH" NON-RESIDKNT OWNER IS
HIin FOR A FEW DAYS AND
WANTS AN OFFER AS HB IS HERE
"TO BELL TH18 PROPERTY.
It rcnti for $25 por month nd is
worttl' 2,B00 III REAL money a two-
, Btofy dwelling, 8 room, slate roof,
porcelain bath, ga. closet, sewer, city
water and barn, on paved street, con
,v,alont trt the Dodge street and North
Jith street car lines. The price is
$2,600; part terms at 6 per cent in
terest.
If you want a bargain look at 2101
Mitoi Bt.. and make us an offer.
' , Y 27U NORTH 25TII
, Toe . owner a non-resident wants
. an offer tor this 6-room dwelling. It
1 Is jiewly pateted, in good repair, rents
fr tia afld U worth $1,800. Mako
'tis ana offer and assume ,1,000 mort
.; )ta$a a the property. . ., f .
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18M Farnam 6t. t
(1S)-M711
. FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Five-room cottaa-a now In tha .courae of
completion: all modorn except heat; double
-floors: all thoroughly well built; eaat front
lot; l&X. " Located on 3fith Ava., between
' Alaaon ana 'acinc. ivsy urmi
: . C. G. CARLBERO,
. .' U N. T. Ufa Bldg.
(19 MTf. 4
READ THIS
V-lAt woak we advert land a real barraln
and aold It at once. Hera's another: A
neat and ' attractive 6-room cottae. good
; repair, city water, brink walks, etc., full
tut, on car Una, well located, an unusual
'. veJurt at fl.JiS 176 cash, balance 111 Der
; month. This won't laat Ions. See ua at
; oure regaxaina; inia ana soven aimuar Dar-
..jSaAna. la sain locauty. ,
RUSSELL & MoKITRICK CO
iSS-H Ran( Blag, liih and Harney,
aTi
$UQ50
Will bllv the S-rnflm modern nilttnu
10H Webater street, fjwner lives thera
ana wiu auow . property to you.
RTUANDER A BIM0N8ON,
SO N. T. LUv
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- $2,400
Will buy the southeast corner toth and
California, WO ffist f-mit on California, by
,' N feat on 80th street. Fin for two real,
dencea or a cuuole of double brink nt.
'' Owner anxJou to soil, ao (et buay and
uis-ite oner.
RTLAKDFR 6IMON90N.
tuS Is. T. Ufa
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' Close-in Homes
On bodra ' St. ' naar ?'th T-room house,
bath. clost. eta. ekutn front lot. 3 2ua
Near i,th and Docjf, T-room, 1-atoiy, all
. moatira noma, new iuxnace, piumr..iii, etc
The Byron Reed Co.
Phone X) 17.
til 8. 14th.
i 7a a
FOR 8ALH A well built 10-room frame
' hardwood lloora, Biantels, moUurn LsUv
. v reem and conveniently arranged. W ill
aell at a very low price, to tie removevl
- from preecot oreniteea bv nurcheer. Ad.
Areas L. C. Hoaawatar, Be 'Bldsr Ornaha
IJ9T your property with Chrta Boyer,
aad Cautu bia. . lt WW
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U'' KBTATs TITLT THU8T m
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"wHM.bny fleirsnt a. room modern house
fl4 Ti. Hsi be ; eaat front; paved street
Tiermanem eieewam; Beautiful lawn; lara
lhada trees. Jr.aay terms If necessary,
' TU0UA8 BRENNAN.
Room 1. New Tork Ufa Building.
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. REAL ESTATE
JiUI rO 8AM
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The OewildM an A LmsA Vnln rnn.
bnny of l uiuicll Bluffs, la., offers tor a&le
4il It teatfe la Bovne and Mr1on countW,
arkanjuut, ouiscua- of iU w aurea, u
.r with ail Improvements and pereouaj
rmy Uwvli, bm4 win iole uaat
"rn far i aaoi up to leceoiber lm,
si iti oiiioe ut nooiu as, rkiuui i.loca.,
kuui'cU iiuns. la., wbera a fall daurliUu
I ae.ia piwyen wiu be iurnuiel lo any
one wishing to bid for aa.tue. Lated Nu-
lijuui OZ-AJXii. ZIN'O AN') LEAD WINIX
. Colorado).
Kaaau; .
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FOR ftALTO l.Sfio-acre ranch, southern
central k ansae, .ln.sift; no-acre rarm, Ira
proved, H mllea from beat town In Kan
sas cf , population; no waste land,
school house at corner, on 18-inoh gas
line, t,f; 65 acres, part Irt' corporation
of a-ocj town In gas belt, trlee W.iX): up-to-date
15-room hotel, tZ.ftfH fnni bust-'
nesa corner with building. liOuO. Uv
ei y bain, . 2,6uO. P. ii. i"oiy, Ther,
Kansas. (JO) M747 6x
aebraakjt.
CIIEYEXNE COUNTY, NEB.
A fine section nf- level land nine tnlle
north of Potter, for a few days at S7.S0
per acre.
Two' sections in Bldney traw. about
twelve miles from Sidney, cheap at 111.00
per acre.
IRQ acres, five . mllea N. W nf . Pnttee
1S.S0 per acre.
IHMBALL COUNTY, NEB.
Two fine sections, about twelve miles
N. W. of Klnrrlall, at 17.00 per acre.
An 'elegant section. Ave nilloa north
t'nlon Pact no railroad, just Inside eastern
KUrfbali coucty linn, a big bargain for a
tew days, at K60 per acre.
Equitable Realty & Trust Co.,
2C2 Board of Trade Building;.
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NOTICE OF BALE OF LAND, NOTICE
la hereby riven that aealed blda will be
received and filed In the offk:e of the
county clerk of. Greeley county, Nebraska,
up to noon of the Hill day of December,
1907, for the purchase of, the following
described land now owned by Greeley
county. Nebraska, vis. Section 22. - In
township 18, range 10 and section 21, town-
sum n. range I. in ureeiey cju.ht. Ne
braska- Bids may be made for the entire
tract or for any subdivision of the same.
The board reserves the-rlght to reject
any or all bids or portions of bids, and
rearivertlee the aoove land If the b'ds sub
mtttcd are disproportionate to the true valuu
of tha Shove' deacrined land, wy "order of
the Board of lonntiy commlneroners of
Greeley county, Nebraska. Witness my
hand ana the sai or saia county at ra
ley, Nebraska,, this 20th day of November
A. D. 1W'7,
JAMES u. bASi, county ciork.
(10) M734DM.U
MR. INVESTOR I nave a Boyd ro'inty.
Nebraaka farm n i must sell quick. If
vou have some Idle money here la
bargain for -someone, Address T K9. care
of rtea. aov M7SS
10-ACRH garden rarm; food f-room housn
and bnrn; 4 miles from city. Inquire J.
I!, lvoat. 2119 Bewara au (ao Mtwo 4x
Wtsoaaslw.
.-. .v -''1 TO INVESTORS.
H .Inveatmenia In farm lands are if
fected by wnanclal flurries. Put your teioney
where U avlll constantly Increase In vlu:
slmtvi free rrom rislt. we can eell vmi
any amount from 40 to 1.000 acres of north
ern Wisconsin s cnolcext lanaa.
O. H. INGRAM, Jr.
Bice Lake, Wis.
(30)-M!K9 Deo Ma
CHEAP farms and homes In the south.
where values are advancing through man
ufacturing and agricultural development.
Low priced lands for all purposea. Cut
tle and hogs do well. Ooort grass landa.
Fine opening for dairymen. Truck
raising returns large profits. Oood mar
kets an.l transportation facilities. Towns
and cities increasing In population and
wealth. Publlcatlona giving detailed In
formation upon request to Mr. M. V.
Richards, land and Industrial airent,
boutharn railway, Washington, I. C
(2n)-M751 4X
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loaaa Peters Trust Co,
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(SO H
LOW EAT RATES Lemls. Paxton Block.
taj
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam binltn 4k VJO., . iwv arnam tt-
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
PRIVATE MONKT-NO DELAY.
OARVIN BROS., 1404 FARNAM.
. - (32)-42l
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'Keete R. E. Co.. 1001 N. T. Lifa Bldg.
loOO TO .0CO TO LOAN PTlvata mon-y;
bo aalays. j. tu ouerwooa, ki i, i.ire,
-
(109 to QO.OOO made promptly. F. D. Weed
Waad Bid... lath and Famam.
isn-Mvi
WANTEDTO BORROW
SAFER than banks loan on lovely quarter
In Nebraaka, lu0 wanted. Box 123. Htbley
Iowa. - () M7I7 7x.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture,
cook and heating sic.se. carpels, lioo
leums, offloe tuioiiura, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers. - bad pillow
quUta and all kinds of tools;, or will buy
the furniture of your house ooiuDlei
Tna tug beat prices i sJd. Call tha right
lid.
man. xsl. Doug. II
(21) Mill Dec 31
WANTKD To buy second-hand furniture,
cwk and heatlos stovea cariwta. liuo
leunia, t0Ue fuiitlture, old oiotliea and
shuea pianos, fsttlhers. bod pillows.
- quilts and all kinds of tools; or will buy
the furniture or, your house complete.
lua l)ifcUt prices (.aid. Call tne rignt
SECOND HAND t-i-i sacks. Jio amount
loo laga or too sinall.
A. W. WAtiONER,
. mA Nona inch, bu
, - (S) M746
SECOND-HAND furnituie bought and sold:
also niachloea of all kinds tented. If per
TO FAHMtUta AND PRUUJCB 8UIP
-ei:8.
Highest prices for butter and' da. 'Cash
or meroltandlee. Bend trial sUipanent. The
iwuuni .oaiaay. urntua t cn
WANTiiD To bur ualvaa. . Tel. Doug. sua.
. lal
CAbU paid far aecocit-baad clothing, ahoea.
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WANTED TO RENT
SINGLE GFNTI-EMAN Wants good room
ana nreaaiast. iTeter private house.
. as areas u a-i. ilia; l
WANTED-SITUATIONS
SITUATION wanted by druggi.t, reriatered
la N'ilik ' stetereaoee. AttiLraaa U., low
'inuriuan b(., Ucuvar, uuiu.
(17) M4 tx
BY mechantrsl and structural draftsman
will tsse i14 jobs; ran 1n1sn maohlneiv
steel trusses, e.o. Adlreas ! i&ie
WANTED SITUATIONS .
: - tCont1R jtl
SITUATION WANT FTD A a clerk In re-
tall grocery buslnees; have had four
yeere' experience and can furnish good
reference. Aldresa Wm. F. Beebohm, 4J
Koetilg St, Urand Island, Neb.
(.T-Ml0 D. tX
BTXPKP.IKNCEn bookkeeper and stenogra
pher. Address a... Omaha Uee, Council
B10.". (27) 444
LADY of refinement desires position as
managing housekeeper III a lennea Wid
ower s family, where the services of an
honorable woman are required; fully ex
perlenced. Addresa N Bee.
try-m tx
DAT WOMEI furnished free cf charge.
Telephone imugias llli , (TT Mill
WANTED Position by elderdy lady.
American, as nooseneeper in private
.. family. Can grlve good references. Ad
dress airs. M. K. 220 NO. lilth su
(17; M4I7 6t
YOUN& married nan, with references.
woi'ld Ilka Inside work. Address O 454,
care Bee. (17M731 6x
COMPETENT abstracter j desires position
arter January tt; woulil consider pur
chasing real estate and abstract business
cn reasonable terms. Address T "8. ears
Bee. . (27) M738 10
TOUNO lady would like place to care for
L-iuiiurn, is cmppieni lo give leweons in
embroidery, Oerman or Denlah. Call
Fannie. Tel. Harney 16t4. (27) M740 4x
TOUNO man, registered and eaperlenoed
pnarmacist, wishes place in drug stote.
Address M (61. cars Omaha Bee.
l2 7 ) M 4 1 88 a
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE KANSAS CITY
Omaha Railway Comrany, Omaha, Neb..
Nov. 8, 107. To the BlockholUera: Notice
la hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Kansas City St
Omaha Railway company will be held at
the office of the company la Fairfield, Ne
biaaka. at I o oiocs a. m. on January J I,
lDUS. for the purpose of acting uDon tha
q iat!on of Bailing the railroad, property
and franchises of tha company to the Chi
raMO, Burlington 4 Qulacy Railroad com
pany, Kie railroad u.iia properly aioresaid
oelncc now under lease to aaid ooaipany.
By order of the board of directors, vy. P.
burkes. Secretary. NlOdtkt
OFFICE OF TILE REPUBLICAN VAL-
ley. Kansas die Southwe&T31n Railroad
Company. Omaha. Neb., Nov. I, 13W. To
the Btockholders: Notice is hereby given
that a special meeting of the stockholders
Of the Icepubllcan Valley, Kansas A South
western Railroad company will be held at
the office of 'the company In Omaha, Ne
braska, at 4 o'clock p. in. on January 10,
mi. for the purpose of action upon ths
question oi aviiinx tna ranroaa, property
and franchises of This company to the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad com-
WOES OF INFORMATION MAN
pany, tha railroad and property aforesaid
being- now under leaae to the aaid company.
By order of the board of directors. W. P.
NlOdrtt
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND SOCTH-
wesiem nanroaa company, omst.a. Neb.,
Nov. S. 11K)7. To the Stockholders: Notice
Is heretfy given that a SDectal meatlna of
the stockholders of the Omaha and South
western- uaiiroaa company will be held at
tha office of the company at Omaha. Neb.,
at 4 o'clock p. rh., on January 10. 1D08, for
the purpose of acting upon the question of
selling tha railroad, property and fran
chises Of the company to the Chicago, Bur
lington ft ijuincy itanroad company, the
railroad and property aforesaid being now
gnder lease to said company. By order of
the board of directors, W. P. DURKEE,
Secretary. NlOdttt
CFTICB OF THH REPUBLICAN VAL
ley at Wyoming Railroad company.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. . 18u7 To ths Stock'
holders: Notice Is hereby given that a
special "meeting of the stockholders of the
Hepuoncan valley & W yomlng Railroad
company will be held at the office of 'the
company In Omaha, Nebraska, at 4 o'clock
p. m.. on January 10, mrs, for the purpose
of acting upon the question of selling tha
railroad, property and franchises nf thla
company to the Chloago, Burlington A
Qulncy Railroad company, tha railroad
ana property aroreeaia Demg now under
leaae to said company,. By order of ths
board of directors. , w. P. Durkee. Secre
tary.
NlOdGOt
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND NORTH
r-iatte Kaliroad Company. Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. S, '19o7. To ths Stockholders: Notice
k hereby given that a special meeting of
the atockholdera of the Omaha and North
I latte Railroad company will be held at
the. office of tha company In Omaha,. Neb.,
at 4 o'clock p. m., on January 10, 1908, fof
the purpose of acting upon the question of
Selling tha railroad, property and fraochlaea
of this company to the Chicago, Burlington
& Qulncy Railroad company, the railroad
and property aforeaaid being now under
lease to the said company. By order of
tne Doara Of directors, w. p. Durkee,
Secretary,
NIOdbOt
OFFICE OF THE OXFORD KANSAS
Bsllenad company. Omaha, Neb., Nov.
I, 1H07 To the Stockholdera: Notice Is
hereby given that a special meeting of the
stockholders, of tqe Oxford A Kanaas Rail,
road company wi. ba held at the offloe of
the company at Omaha. Nebraska, at 4
o'olock p. m., on January 10, llua, nor the
puipoee of acting upon tha question of
selling the railroad, property and franchises
of the compspy to the Chicago, Burlington
st Qulncy Railroad company, tha railroad
and property aforeaaid being now under
leuae to the said company. By order of
the board of dtrec'ore. W. P. Durkee,
Secretary Nlednot
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10 TOE OMEN!
' rssrasry 4 to An) IT, leeL
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Sliora tiourklons. 8PECIAL PSATURES: Madslra,
CsSim. Ssvllls. AUlrs, Mu. u lr is Bsrst ss
tk Hoi Lss4. rsnsisnllnaple, Atkns. Rests, Us
Riviera. lo. TOURS ROINO THB WORLD.
40 TOCRS TO EUROPE
Bioet eonuirebsnslTS sn4 sttrsAtlve ersr offsrad.
r. a CLARK. Tlsies kiss., sisw Tors.
LOW HATES TO EUROPE
Join one of our Christmas Excursions to
Great Britain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark
and Gejiuany, leaving Chicago weekly.
Excellent service and exceptionally low
rates by the Canadian Pacific "Exoresa."
the finest, fastest and largest steamers
between M. Lawrence porta and Europe.
write lor rates ana Dookieie.
O. B. BZXJAMIsT. O. A-
B33 8. Clark Street, Oklcaffo, Hi
Kany Triali Beiet Bureau. Bosi at
Union Station. '
QUEEREST QUESTIONS AT.E ASKED
Waaea newt Mew at C4rlvls; Pax
alee to Hurl mi tbs Kace
4h Man la the Llttl
M'ladsm.
of
INDOOR
BASK
BALL
SEASON
HUB School B Beats Hl:i Sckool A
a Y. af. C. A. Dlaaad.
Indoor base ball has been taken up In
the gymnasiums of Omaha and the boys
at the Omaha Hl(rh scho.,1 have a sort of a
league, that Is, the different drpurtments
have teams.
Mouuay the High school "B" class Indoor
base bail team initiated a suocnaaful sea
eon by defeating the older and mure ex.
perlenced High school clasa "A" team
Although the entire team played a superior
oiotr or Dan. tne Ditching of Morris and
the brilliant work of Geyer at short were
the features. Any tetm Winding games
witn tne winners aaareaa Kent Hunter.
cantaln. at tha bos' deoartment of the
Young .Men's Christian association. The
score:
U101I SCHOOL, . I H1QH SCHOOL A.
BH.a.O.AB. IHlO.lt.
Morrta, ....! 1 I I HnSsrt, lb... I I 4 t
Hunter, cf.. 4 114 Snderaen, ib. 1 1 I 4
txr, m ... t 114 Si Klrt-hb'ai, Ik 4 Sill
Jasaos. rf... 4 114 V( tf.l til. It... I Oil
Trimble, s .. 1 1 4 1 BaSd Lara, 111 I I I I
Rosier, if.. 14 14 hull. of ... 14 114
svrnak. tt.. 14 14 CmU. ss... 1114 4
s inter, i e s v s a :tt -ti s, s. . I 1 I 4
sumo. lb.. 1 14 4 iWirU:k, ..... till
Totals 1 tnil l ratal'. .S.. . W "t tt K i
Field CIbb Klaeta Wedaeaday,
The election of directors for the Omaha
Field club will bo held Wednesday at the
city ticket ortloe or tna uurllnKlon railrnatl.
1 inerntn and Famam streeta. Interest In
tiiis election la not as rreat .as la former
yrwrs ss the nominating ooiumlttea has
placed a, ticket in ttie Deld and there la na
opooaiUou Htkat. The polos w lil be op-en
irum s in., uuiu a p m.. ana a tneetir.x
of tne directors will be held In the evening
at the Omaha CumuuirclaJ club to canvata
tna vol. . .
. Pablla ltsk laterrwpteA.
Publia speakers are) frequently inter
rupted by people coughing. This would not
hasp tf evdey's . Hoaey Jiud , Tar were
takeu. as It oures oou-hs and colds and
prevents pnsumunla and eonsumtlon. The
geuulas contains no opiates and Is In a
yellow paakasw. For sale try all drug-
Cists.
"The most Interesting study of mankind
Is man," says Frank Xseshan. In pro
nounclng this epigram Mr. Keeshan knows
whereof hft speaks for he Is ths presiding;
genius of the lnforfriatlon bureau at Union
Station.' In that capacity he la supposed
by a large clientele to have Intimate
knowledge of the most recondite questions.
"Of course." said Mr. Keeshan by way
of modifying ths sweeping; epigram he had
made, " "Man' In this Instance embracea
woman. When It comes to asking ques
tions I need not hesitate a moment In my
deolalon to award the laurel crqwn of vlo
lory of woman. She can ask a greater
variety of them and she can Invent harder
ones than ever entered Into the mirtd of
man."
Mr. Keeshan turned away a moment as
a seeker after Information appeared St
ths window. Ths seeker propounded this
question; "Does -that there train that
leaves Sioux Falls Thursday stop at Boggs'
Crossing, North Dakota." The seeker did
not know at what hour ths train left
Sioux Falls. Nay, he did not even know
oa what road ths train was. He was posi
tive, however, that there was a station
called Boggs' Crossing, ths same being his
horns. ' Mr. Keeshan, unruffled, looked up
the question In the books snd promptly
gave ths desired Information.
"O. that's an easy one," hs said as hs
turrtod again, "but he's a sample. Hs's
forgotten all I told him by now. Probably
he'll bo back hers soon and ask It all ovsr
again.
Never See (hs Clock.
"TtSu'd be surprised to know how many
people come up and want to know what
time It Is. They don't sss that clock out
thero that's so tl? .1 covers half of ons
end of ths waiting room.
Wo havs the regular customers at this
window, too. They ars for the most part
women. They generally live out only a
fow miles In soma 'nearby station, but
they never dome up to the city without
stopping to ask their little questions at
the information bureaus."
A rude bystander Interrupted Mr. Kee
shan at this point with an Irreverent remark.
'How can you ''blam 'em." said this
person. "Its tna latai gut oi wsuij
possessed by ths f antleman at ths infor
mation window, . That's what attracts
them good women every time they come
up to the city. Mebby they come up pur
pose Just to get to talk to the handsome
information man.
Mr. Kee.ihan waved this remark aside
with the crushpie .look that It deserved
snd continued: ,
. One dear :old ifafly oomes up to ths win
dow every Friday", morning regular as the
clock snd asks' what time the train will
leave for Paplllton. But I don't mind her
because she' Is 'such a cheery soul. I al
ways tell her very politely Just when the
train will leave and she thanks me and
smiles and goes swsy."
Not Nersi'sary','1 Tie Thinks.
Some one uflcxua mat an Information
bureau Is a 'eitresulty to a large station,
but Mr.' KeeeViVi.'s hook his head. - -
"No. I don't -ree with you." he said.
"When" there ',! Jan Information bureau
everybody Just bogs down and depends
on lt They -don't try to And out even
the simplest ' things for themselves and
they have, nd ense of the limitation of
knowledge possessed by ths Information
man. A men-came up here once and seri
ously lnqulredot 'me whether I believed
there were an Inhabitants on the moon
and If so , did' their eyes bulge out from
their faces. And be was neither drunk
nor rasy. . But,. as I wss saying, the In
formation bureau makes people less self-
reliant, lass Independent. Of oourse, there
are peoplo who. really could not get along
without the Information. For tham It Is
all right.
"On the whole It Is ttte abase of the
bureau that - Is bad. ' No doubt It gives
out a lot of useful Information.- And I
think there ars fewer people miss their
trains at this station and fewer' get on
ths wrong trslns than at any other sta
tion of its sise In the country."
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CELECT crops m&ko
good tobacco, and
crood tobacco makes a flno
chew But it takes the pick of the finest to
make Piper Heidsieck. The only plug tobacco
that is sold in every good tobacco store Not
expensive even though it is the best. :
At the Theaters
Vaudeville at the Bar-rood.
That the Chinaman has musto In hla
soul of a higher quality than that produced
by tomto'ns and cymbals Is proven by the
performanca of Sing Foo Lee, who appears
at ths BurwooU this week. Mr. Leo ap
pears In all the glory of hla native cos
tume with yellow trousers and elaborately
flowered robe. He wears a yellow button
on hla crimson hat, which yellow button
Is the slp-n of princely blood. Ills per
formance with the violin Is really of a high
order. Sleepy Tom, "ths horse with tho
human brains." does some remarkable
feats In arlthmottc. Ths dozen or so edu
cated doss -Included with Sleepy Tom's act
are not mentioned on the program. Von
Hoff, mimic and Impersonator, has a won
derful power of face contortion. 8ome
pretty scenery and lively dancing Is soen
In the dancing act by The Transformation
Trio. The Caatunos novelty dancers, do
a novel stunt In "light heavyweight dano
tng." There Is some good Dutch comedian
work In the act of Hanoy and Clark. "A
Lucky Star" by Louis Chevalier and com
pany Is a sketch "built upon that decrepit
old plot of the man who' has been out alt
night with the boys, arising In ths morning
and trying to lie out of It when his wife
interrogates him. Earl O. Hicks In Illus
trated songs and ths moving pictures com
plete a bill which pleased a large audience
last evening.
FINAL . TRIAL OF NEBRASKA
rromoters of the speedway, they say, for
he reason that certain ownera of prop
erty needed to complete the rlRht-of-way
have bon lnduce-1. by a lack of money, to
accept, a lower and more reasonable price
than they had before demanded. It Is
hoped to have the speedway completed In
time for the Vanderhllt cup race In Ooto
ber, Wi.
- WITH THB BOWLERS.
The Stors Blue Ribbons won three
straight sames from tho Omahaa at the
Association alleys Inst night. More rolll
a splendid series, his ames being consist
ent as well as hlfh Th" total of 070 raises
the lingue record for this s.Mson. Cor hran
beat Mnurer one I In fir the high sing'
game with !31 TonlKht Mets Brothers and
Reed Brothers. Pcore:
BTORZ BLUES.
1st. 2d. Id. Tot.
M m in? f-44
155 1U 6TS
I E.-O 2f f70
1X0 177 - 141) Cot
.148 3311 Ul
Frltecher .
Francisco
Moore . ..
Weber .
Cochrai .
Totals
WT
OMAHA9,
1st.
1
....lie
158
174
301
1,023 Ml 1,861
Jd.
m
141
m
177
m
id.
141
l.r7
133
1U
118
Tot.
505
4'0
42
5r3
bkl
Battleship Named for Antelope State
Exeewds Contract Speed .88
- Knot aa Il.tfr,
WASHINGTON. Doc. 1 Word " reached
the Navy department today that the battle
ship Nebraska, . which has Just finished
its flnsl acceptance trial on Puget sound, 1
mads U.S8 knots-under forced draft for
four hours. The Nebraska's contract speed
called for 11 knot. The vessel Is com
manded by Captain Reginald F. Nicholson.
Frtshteaea lata Fits
by. fear of appendicitis, take Dr. King's
New Life Pills, . snd sway goes bowel
troubje. Guaranteed. 2fc For sale by
Beaton Drug Co, ,
Monarch Pool Tourney.
Monday evening at the Monarch pool
tournament Greener beat White In ten
Innings, 100 to fcX By winning thla game
Greener wins first place In the tournament,
with five gamts won and two loat and a
percentage of .714. Tuesday evening Swan
son and White close 'the tournament and
no matter who wins there will be four tied
for socoi'd place.
S' oi by lnnlrss
Gre.iit.r-11, 11. 10, 6, t, , 10, 14, 15, 6106.
Total 100.
White 4. 1. 6, 10, 7, t, 4, T, 1, 0, V-tX
Total, SO.
Scratches Greener, 0; White, 1
, Pld. W. L. Tet.
Greener . 1 S 1 .7' 4
Reynolds . .., 7 4 1 .S71
Usher 7 4 1 .671
Urown . 7- 4 1 .51
White I 1 ' .&)0
Swanaon 4 1 1 .uO
Harding 7 I 5 .lH
Sclplo i 7 t 6 .Sto-i
Sporting Gossip.
' The quails daya are over and Bob White
will have nearly a- year in wincn io in
crease his family without molestation.
Frank Gotch Is training hard In Chicago
for his mat -h Friday night In that city
with War Eagle, the big Indian wrestler
The New York horse show did not have
as prosperous a meet as the Omaha show.
The greatest falling eft at Gotham was
In ths sale of special boxes for the aeasun.
The basket ball teama are beginning to
get to work to all parts of the city. A
league should be formed ao some decision
could be reached as to which Is the better
team,
Mike Donlln will oaptatn the New York
Giants next summer. Thla la taken as an
Indication that MuGwnn will not be there
and It la thought be might possibly lead
In Clnolnnatl. V
President Charles Vurphy evidently ex
pects to win another pennant and parti
cipate la another wurld'a series. He fa now
advocating that Instead of four out of
even the series be made five out of nine
games He maintains that it Is no catch
penny desire to capture more pennies, but
that more people may l ave a chance to
see the Champa In coon.
Thursday night at I o'cock the senior
gymnasium department of ths Young
Men'a Christian association will Inaugurate
a aeriea of cross country rins. The uiem
bra of ths track team have taken up this
oiaaa of work, which will be continued
regularly during the winter, and as the
meu become accustomed to the work the
runa will be lengthened and later rurs
from twenty to kl uilies Bill b. undertaken.
EVENTS ON THB RUNNING TRACKS
Aim, 10 to l, wins Firet Race at City
Park, New Orleaaa.
NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. a, Aim, at 16
to 1, won the first race at City Park track
today by a narrow margin. Dr. McCleur.
a heavily backed favorite, won the third
race, escaping defeat by a margin so close
that only the Judges were able to see his
lead. Mareh Rcdnn, at 12 to 1, finished
scarcely a nose behind the favorite, after
leading all the way down the atrsich.
Weather clear; track fust. Summaries:
First race, five furlongs: Aim (107, V.
Powers, 14 to 1), won; Taskmaster (1U6, R.
McDanlet, 2 to 1), second; tslgiil Mist (1W,
A. Minder, 6 to 1). third. Tims. 1:01 ft.
Donaldo, Sundart, Miss Hchlrdlng, Anna
Sanders, Major Mack, Gee Whls, Sweet ner,
Flondaglen, Royal Chance, My Leva, Client
and Reautirul Knigiu a mo ran.
Second race, five and a hulf furlongs,
selling: No Quarter (16, A. Picking, 7 to 1),
won; Artful Lodger (105. J. Hogg, 16 to 1),
second; Lucy Young (107, C. Koernef, 6 to
1), third. Time. 1:0M. Miss Affable, Light
ning Conductor, Hughes, Ralbert, Fay,
Masonla, Clara Huron, Sheen, Zlnfandel,
Animus, Neptune and Javtuiese also ran.
Third race, mils, selling: Dr. McCleur
(107, Mountain. 1 to 2), won; Marsh Redon
(107, C. Booker, 12 to 1), sttcond; Savior
Fairs (102. A. Pickens, 20 to 1). third. Time,
l:4'::i. Arabo, Fonaoluca, Daring, Shining
Star, Steel Trap and Odd Ella also lan.
- Fourth race, aeven furlongs: Jack Atkln
017. Finn, 1 to 2), won; Lord Lovat (104,
t Jotter, 0 to 1. aecond, Juggler U''. mc
lanlel, 1 to 1). third. Time, 1:27. Titctng.
Colloquy, Faust, uowin, fcjnergeney. wicsj
M"- and Meadow J-treeze also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Lens (107, C.
K'-euier, is to 61), wn; Hawkanla (101
Mountain, 16 to 1), second; Lad of Langdon
(107, Delaby, 0 to 6). third. Time, 1:14.
Zlpango. Momentum, Convllle, Lady lu
cent and Beau Brummel also ran.
Sixth race, mile, selling: Telescope 101.
Notter, 6 to 2), won; Doolie (J07, Aubuchon,
20 to 1), second; Tini er (102, Delaby, t to
1) third. Time: 1:42- Bellevue, Horse
Radlah. Charlatan, St. Noel, Jncquln, Fer
ronlere alio ran.
OAKLAND, Cal., Dec $. Results at Em
eryville: Flrat race, five and a half furlongs, purse:
Lack foot (111. Burns, 4 to t). won; Nlok
Btoner (106, Grand, 4 to 1), second; Sumbro
(1U5. Horner, 80 to 1. third. Time, 1:07.
P.eenew,' Orcholo, Cattle. Bonheur, Miss
Chanty. Alclbades and Alice '. nnisneu as
named.
Second race, futurity course, selling:
Captain Burnt tt (116, Pendertfas. 15 to 1),
won; li M. Bisttaln (116. W. Miller, 1 to 6),
second; Konlgln Lulse (110, Moreland, 7 to
1), third. Time, 1:10. F.lba, Seasick Whis
kers, Belle Kinney and Uolden Kule fin
ished as named.
Third race, futurity course, selling:
Medda (100, Rice, 7 to 1), won: Progress
U(, Burns, 7 to 10), second; The Repro
bate (101, Dugan, s to 2), third. Time, 1:0H.
liersaln, Levey . Mary, Croix D'Or. Ethel
Abbot, De Orammont, Lust I sr. Isolation and
The Only Way finished as named.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling: Red
Ball (112, W. Miller, 20 to 1). won; SainrIJa
(104, Buxton. It to 5), second; Sam McQtb
bon (106, Oargan. 100 to 1, third. Time,
l:SHCi. Surety, Calmer, Silver Line Haselln.
Peerleas Lass, H. B. aud Mojado fiulBhed
sa named.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth. Bulling:
Gorgalette (103, Burns, 11 to 1), won; Jack
Adums (loa. Lynch, 8 to 1). second; Kms
Spot (103. Dugan. I to 1). third. Time, V46Va
Fisher Boy, Etapa. Kermlt and PotrerO
Grande finished as named.
Sixth race, atx fjrlongn, purse: Roalta
(108, Miller. 1 to 6), won; Mary F., (10
Horner, I to 10), i rcond; Massa (IDS. Keogh,
I to 1), third. Time. l:12v Wing Ting and
Judge Nelson finished aa named.
Coach Rotataeel Flvo Tsars,
NAPHVII-LB, Tenn., Dec. I Incidental
to a banquet last night in honor of ths
foot ball aouad of Nashville university.
Coach Dan MoOulgan. former Microtia
guard, was given a five-year contract te
continue the supervision of the elaven, st
the name time occupying a faculty chair
In teaching constitutional law. He lias
coached the tem for three yeara.
8 Bevel way Will Mo Completed.
NEW TORK, Dec. A Plans for the pro.
posed motor car speedway on Long Island
have advanced to a stage whore the pre
molars have applied to tne board of super
visors of Nassau county, through which
the proposed speedway Is to run, for per
nilaalon to croci certain streeta and roa Is
In the country All such crossings are to
bn either aooe or brlt.w level. Tho recent
financial depression lias boea a bely to tits
Mnurer
Megeath .
Larson
Ohncsorg
Marble . ,
Totals 817 8U1 778
The -Dally News team Is climbing towards
the top, all on account of taking two games
from the Crowns last night on the Met
ropolitan alleys. The second gams the
News team won by a single pin, while
tha third game the Crowns scratched out
by three. It waa a cloae game all around.
Cyclons Flawson of the News team had
high slPple game wltn 224, while Midget
Martin was high on totals with CS1. Tonight
Cole McKennBH np;alnst Postofflce. Score:
DAILY NEWS.
1st. 2d. Sd., Tot.
Plawson 170 2:8 li? W
Matthes . 119 131 190 40
Martin . 211 174 1K 6M
Griffith v..lf 175 174
Patterson Ill 164 IDS 6ll
Totals 871 872 Dot
' BUODEGAARD CROWNS.
Voss
Undrnnth . .
Hartkoff , ...
Templlrv . ..
Fagerberg .
Totals ....
1st. Id.
..167 210
..lf.9
..lf4
..17
,.k)4
1X6
164
149
171
Sd.
170
m
178-
164
103
.813 171 86
2,6
Tot.
- 4rt
44
4 HO
t643
DALY AND CLINB ARE , TIED
Chicago Man Has Aaother Chance at
Billiard Title.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Deo. 2.-In ths longest
a"d hsrdest fought game in the national
Mi -ee-cuililon billiard championship tourna
ment, John Daly or Chicago, defeat d
Hurry P. Cltna of Philadelphia, tonight.
60 to 48, and tied with Cllue for first place.
tor inree nours tne men struggled, witn
first one forging, shead and then the
other. Cllne waa trying to win the game,
because it meant tile championship tor
him; Lialy knew the victory would give
him another opportunity. It ended ss
Daly would have It end, and thestwo will
play tomorrow night for the title, emblem
and J1.000 prize money. Daly's high run
was 8. Ills avernga .b2: Cllne s hlah run
wss t, his average .60.
though not participating In ths contest, are
Mayor Becker of Milwaukee, Alderman
Joseph Padenoch of Chicago and Os J,
teller, chairman of ths sthiello cemmlttea
of the Chicago Athletic club. Four auto
mobile, alao accompany the party. Tha
Lake Shore route is being followed- Tha
party started In It S moderate fait of
about four . miles an hour. -
Weston Acta aa Pacemaker.
MILWAUKEE. Deo. I. With Edward
Payson Weston, the famous pedestrian, as
act-maker, nve nieagoana started rrom
he Milwaukee At.itetic club at 7:10 o'clock
this morning bent on walking to Chicago
wlildn sixty hours on a wager of 11.000
mHda by P. J, Schaefer of Chicago. Ths
party included L. 11. Wolf, J. Marshall,
W. V. Johnson. J. A. Stenard and Aaron
Joi.ej. Accompanying the parly on foot,
JAKE SCHAEFER RETAINS ,T1TL
Wlaaard Defeats Georsre Sattoaa la
18-1 Match hr Narrow' MaxgrLa.
CHICAGO, Deo. S. Jake BohaefeT re
tained his title as champion at la-lnoh balk;
line billiards, one shot In, by defeating
George Sutton here tonight 800 to 41
The match was siove and long drawn out
but wsa close enough to keep the aorta
tors Interested. Schaefer averaged only a
fraction of a point more than his Opponent,
but seemed better able to collect the balls
tor long runs than Sutton.
The champion scored 88 In ths twenty.
Seventh Inning snd 47 In ths thirty-fourth,
while the largest Inning of Button waa If
In his flfteenfti attempt.
Tha challenger took an sarly lead erst
Schaefer and seemed about to repeat his
recent victory over Schaefer. when he de
feated him in a match for ths 18-1 cham
pionship. Successive runs of 11 and 12 la
the fifth snd sixth Innings gars Button
a lead which he maintained until Schaefer
counted thirty-eight Innings later. Schaefer
then had ljii to Buttons 1.11. but ths latter
again went, ahead In tha next attempt,
counting thirty-seven points by some biil
llnnt nnen table work. Ths challenger In
creased hla lead gradually and after twenty-four
Innings was 60 points to the good.
A few minutes later, however, Schaefer
got control of the halls and executing all
sorts of shots, some daring In ths ex
treme, ran eighty-six pulnta and assumed a
losd which Button tried vainly to over
come. Steady play by ths challenger kept
Schaefer going at top sped and he fiurM
up for some erratic misses by rnns of 7
and 41, drawing out of danger Juat when
Sutton seemed most likely to ovsrtaks
him. Score:
Bchaefei 0 10 8 7 21 0 13 0 11 1 14 4 4
S8 8 13S7250Ili0 16 1S8tlleUsl
6 47 0 0 1 6 41 0 10 4 1 Total 600. ,
High run, 48. Average, 11 27-48.
Sutton-0 1 8 8 21 S3 10 0 1 11 I I 10 19
S7 12 36 10 l026BOlO120 16lt0151S
IK 8 0 18 14 0 1 0 10 26 Total 46.
High run, 17. Average, 11 14-42.
PRIZE FICUT TRUST INDICTED
Members of Altered Cossblaa 1st
'Frisco Charsxed with Bribery.
SAN FRANCISCO, Call, Dec. l.-vAfter
being Inactive for several months, ths Oli
ver grand Jury today brought In a pnrtlal
report, returning nine Joint indictments
sra'nst t so-cal'ed "prl' eust"
uembets, B. M. Cln Bey, J. W. CofTrath, W.
K. Hi itt , Auraham Ketif ana lormei uiayor
Eugene E. Schmlts. A separate indictment
waa also found against Schmlts for receiv
ing a bribe from the "prise fight trust"
and three against former Supervisor O. It
Duffy, one for accepting a bribe of 8,0u0
from the Home Telephone, company, one
for accepting a bribe of 84,000 from ths
United Railroads and the third fer aooept
Ing s bribe of 8760 from the Baa Franclsoo
Gas company,
An Indictment was also foundAgalnst
Luther Brown for subornation of perjury
In oonrect'on with tho testimony nf hs
chsuffeur, peter Callander la ths .Older
kidnaping case.
The three members of the fight trust
against whom Indictments were found are
charged with the Bribery of nine super
visors, each to the amount of $471. which,
is alleged to havs been paid for tbs prise
fighting piivllegea In 1904. .
"Ball Riasr" trnv Har Hollow.
Directors of ths Hsppy Hollow Country
club sre figuring out plans for putting In
a, bull ring" green on the links at the club
similar to the famous hole en ths Country
club course. The dlstanoe will be 124 yards,
and It should msks as 8ns a hole ss any
In the country, as tha course is sspoolally
adapted for just suob a bole.
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