run omaha daily beei friday.' ikcemiku jo. . 1907.
0
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REAL ESTATE '
CITT ROPRRTT FOR a A LB.
, (Continued.)
1,960,200 SQ. FT.
' . $2,000
-Or less thasrTT, cents per square ft
Thi 1 the nn forty-five acres of valu
able ground advertised before near Han
com Park. Has over one-half mile of best
belt Una trackage, l.iftf ft. of frontage on
pavea street (Center), one of our great
thoroughfares; 62 ft. of frontage on 56th
BU, an Important section line likely to be
come the great highway between Omaha
nd South Omaha; J.3 ft. on Martha St..
a- -well defined street lying north of the
beautiful Count Crelghton tract, now be
ing Improved, and with which this corners.
Tills ground has a strategic position In
that It Is on a main thoroughfare, clone In,
With a large trackage front.
ve mow 01 no equally well located and
available large piece of ground on the mar
ket. . The . London owners, whose personal
representative is here. Insist aalnst our
advice In sacrificing this property.
Act Quickly. If Interested.
Harrison & Morton.
U-SU N. Y, Life Bldg. TeL Douglas 314.
, A 817 1
. ATJDITOKimi BONDS
: A SAFE INVESTMENT
orrer ror sale 17600.00 of the
H0.0tfv.00 Issue of 6 Mortgage Bonds
f the Omaha Auditorium Company,
f S2.600.00 having already been sold. These
Bonda are In denominations of $100.00
each, semi-annual Interest, Issued to corn-
the building.
Yaluo of property ,i
Total debt. Including these
bonds ,
Income per annum
,.$300,000.00
. . 0,000
. . 85,000.00
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
NEW TOKK L.1FK BUILDING
(lip) Mt39 30
WEST FARNAM HOME
I am- Just completing an exceptionally
wall built house at 4115 odgu street.
(paved), which I offer for sale. The re-n-ptlot
hall, living and dining rooms arc
nmsneo. in. oH and irte kitchen In birch
maple and pine; there are four bedrooms
ana Dam room. riret and second story
floor nredoulJe and finished. The best of
iMumomg. eiecmc iignt, full cem.-nt.-d eel
lar, with laundry and furnace. This house
la complete In all Its appointments and is
bargain at M.760. IT.
JOHN- W. KOBB1N8, lstm KARN'AM ST
' U9)-Mk:.7 22
FOR BALK A wen built 10-room fram
bouse, beautifully finished In hardwood,
hardwood floors, mantels, modern bath
room and conveniently arranged. Will
sell at a vmry low price, to be removed
from present premisea by purchaser. Ad
dress C C. iiosawater, Bea Bldg., Omaha,
1)-MS17
We have two houses of eleht rooms
ach. In Una repair and In good lieigh
borhood. which wa can sell at a bargain
If taken In tha next few days.
I.t u ahow you the property, THEN
MAKE Va AN OFFEIt
M. J. KENNARD CO..
80S-U0 Brown Blk.
' ' v (15) M796
TTEAL, ESTATE TITLff TRUST Pfl
,CHA. B. WILLIAMSON. Pres. V.
: ' (i m
vVe have sold tha house advertised Sunday
- at 2219 Willis AV'a. The owner was anxjtms
to aell and the purnhaaer got a bargain.
' Hera Is another one; owner must leave
' city and la going to sell.
$2,760-13 S.'27th, lot 60x150, good 7-room
house, modern except furnace, all lrt ex-
rellenjUrepalr. fineavrp, sbatje and shrub-
bery .
- D. V. SHOLES CO.,
1L Douglas a. 110 Board of Trade,
(19) 776 If
I MUBT aell my 6-room aeml-modern cot
tago and barn as I must leave tha state
neaay to mass gooa sacrifice fur cash
Examine Into, pUasa. Address r 7t,0
cara Bee. (!) M651 il
1(W to $10,000 mada promptly. F. d, Wead
Wead Bldg.. Utrt and Farnam.
(g)-MJ
I OFFER a good t-room house close In for
7-room modern further out with full
lot. My house wll. rent at HO. Address
A 741 care We. U) Mtft) 21
f WfTT your pr
V and Cuming
St a.
t IS) 988
y REAL ESTATE
fAjlM
OS FOR BALK
Caorate.
' . COLORADO FAKMING LAND.
Fe have flu.OuO acres of good farming
. land close to Denver In eastern Colorado
lo sell in aoy quantity desired and at low
' brio srwi aajiy terms.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.
! . , 5Sl-6iI Braudaia Bldg.
1 . ' . (20-M614
XM0 ACRES, 40 acres alfalfa. 200 acres bot
tom land suitable Tor three cropa alfalfa
good 4-room house; splendid barns and
sheds for Stock, fenced in four pastures
well walered: Da pur cent farm land; ij
brad of cattle; 7i tona of feed. Terms
. $1 par at re, oneUtird cash, balance five
ysars at pec cant Interest. The Divide
' Land a loveslnutnt Co.. Jalllsabeth, Colo.
1)-M714 2i
1& ACRES In the great Kanaas wheat
belt: all in cultivation; wo pi-r acre.
U. H. amy. US Adu. Bt., Ctucago.
tW-M7i i4x
B)lBaUB.
FOR 1A.LE 74 acres, good ltnprovementa,
N. E- nUlea of city. Peter Olson, H. F.
I. Ne. . taO M672 tlx
Texas.
TEXAS ULND Wanted buyer for half
. Interest In t.000 acres rich river bottem
land; all tillable; corn, wheat, oata, al
falfa, eottvn; a, money-maker. 8. H.
Grave, bhalton. Neb. (Ju M6&i Zlx
Wlaeevaalak
TO INVESTORS.
Ke Investments tn (arm lands are at
tracted by financial flumes. Put your money
where It will oonstsntly Increase in value;
always free from risk. We can sell you
aay amount from 40 to 1. 000 acre Of nortb
era Vt ieconsia s choicest lards.
O. H. INGRAM, Jr.
Rice Lake., Wis.
rtnt tw Pee S4g
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loana.
Peters Trust Co.
t (i-!l
UOk'KX TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(i)-7
M.ONEY to loaa on improved Omaha prop
" W. J. DERMODT INV. CO..
TeL Doug. 10. N. T. L.
IJI) MM
WANTED---City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam tuiitb A Co., 1X Farnam Bt.
LOANS OB Improved city property. W. H.
TtMwnaa, 6o Ftm Ni
aiio
L-nal Bank Bldg.
C2)-400
PRIVATE MONET-NO DELAT.
OAUViN BROS., 104 FARNAM.
(Sij Ifc
LOWEST RATE-Betuls, Pa
Hon Block.
t22)-i
LOANS on Improved Omaha property
OKeefe U. t- Co., bafl N. Y. Life Bldg
(2-jwe
gKs) TO tC 000 TO LOAN Private monev
no &lao a. J. IL Snerwood. $37 N T. Life.
. (?
WANTED-T0 BORROW
TANTIUD Te borrew $1.(U od good real
esrtate eeevrtty, I to I yeara. i-ee eeul.
aVdureM O lit, car . C-i-M ifc-s.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second-hand fnmltnre,
cook and healing e'.oves, orpets. lino
leums, ofTic' furnltur. oiu clotites, and
shoe. pianos, feathers, bed pillows,
quills and all kinds of tools: or will buy
the furniture of your house c-omplele.
The highest prices paid. Call the right
man. 1 el. Luug. 3971. t-)Jii;fc Jl
V ANTKT Furnlkhed hotel ulth o-
more sleeping rnn-a In gr, inwn of
iw..7 -iT... V I
Flora ru, C llT' ? T,m.;
Mr,. Flora t.urtls. B x 1 am I. ridge.
" lTl!r!L
SECOND HAND feed sacHs. Ne amount
too Jarge or too auialV Wagner. H N. U
(2i)-M;6J
WANTED-Io bur calves. TeL Doag. VM.
Ji M0
EECOND HAND furniture bought and sold;
Bio machines of all Kinds rented, 2 per
month TeL Doug. L'..Q. t)-M9.
TO FARMERS. rROU'JCE SHIPPERS
Highest prh es fcr butter and eCK. Cjsh
or rtu rci andis". Send trial shipment. Tha
Bennett Company. Omaha. (25) 1X
CABH paid for second-hand clothing, shoes,
etc . No. Ulh St. TeL Red 33ii.
2S)-101
WANTKD A fresh Jersov cow. Mrs. John
N. Baldwin, 2-11 St. Mary's Ave.
-ii-MSi a
WANTED TO RENT
GENTL.KMAN and wife wlfh room and
txiard. munt be strictly modi-m. Give full
description and terms. AdiireFS l 7K.
care B-e. ') Mlf 21k
WANTED SITUATIONS
I AM a first-clas druggist with gllt-edfe
references; have abotit $2.,0 I mant to
Invest In a good-paying drug store, either
as half Interest of buy all with eary pay
ment on balance. What have von? Ad
dress Y 81, car Bee. (27) M1J5 21s.
DAT WOMEN furnished frea cf chergt.
Telephone Doupla 1U2. (27 M41S
BITCATTON Young mnrrird man: experi
enced Twtell and collector; good refer
encesj Addreas J 7. care Bee.
(-'?) 7S3 lx
WANTED Pod t Ion by Japanese hoy. with
good references; position as bell boy or
work of anv kind. Address Torn Naka
mura, Postofriee Box S:. Council Tt'.uffs,
la. t;7)-M77 20x
WANTKft
sentstive
western.
Position as traveling ronre;
for real estate firm hsnilllnir
southwestern or northwestern
land. Address Q 716. care Pee.
27l MS: Ej
WA NTEl By man and wife, to take
charge of rooming house. Txmg experi
ence. Addrvsn J 717, care Om.ihn Bee.
(27) 3Hx '
POSl-TtON as housekeeper or cook, by
gentleman, for private family;- good in
all round work, meats, pastry or pr'vate
. luncheons or afternoon teas. References
' slven snd furnished. Address Jj 719. care
T.oe. (27) MJtl 'Jrt
SALESMAN and manager with a largo
acquaintance among trade and 12 years'
experience In furniture, pianos, music and
art goods desires position In city; reason
able salarv. Address Co N. 23d or tele
phone Red 7302. (27) 810 25s
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE. OF THa. REPCtLICAN VAL
ley, Kansas St Southwestern) J Railroad
Company, Omaha, ?seb., Nov. . 1T, .To
the Stockholders; Notice is hereby given
that a special meeting of tha stockholders
of the Republican Valley, Kansaa South
west trn Railroad company will be held at
tha wlhce of the company In Omaha, Ne
braska, at 4 o'clock p. in. on January 10,
flu. for the purpose of action upon the
question of seUnit; the ' railroad, property
and franchises of this company to the Ctif
cago, Burlington vjulncy Railroad com
pany, the railroad and projierty aforeaald
being now under lease to the aald company.
Hy order of the board of directors. W. .
Durkee. Secretary. Nludtiut
OFFICE OF THE KANSAS CITY
Omaha Hallway Company, Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. ..iu7. To the JsUiaa-aoldaira: Notice
a hereby given that a Special meeting at
the stockholders of UisS Kansas City A
Omaha Railway company will be held at
the oince of the company Id Fairfield, Ne
braska, at 9 o clock a. m. on January 1L
IDus, for the puctoee of acting upon the
question of selling the railroad, property
and franchises of the company to the Chi
cago, Burlington & Qulncy Hallroad com
pany, mo raiiruaa auu property aforesaid
uetug now unoer lease 10 aaia company.
By order of tha board of directors. W. P.
Durkee, Secretary. NlodUg.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN VAL
ley 4k Wyoming Railroad company.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. , lK-Ji To the Stock
holders: Notice Is hereby aiven thai a
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Republican Valley At Wyoiulng Railroad
company will be held at the cilice of the
company In Omaha, Nebraska, at 4 o'clock
p. m.. on January 10, lws, lor tne purpose
of acting upon the question of selling the
railroad, property and franchises of this
onipaoy to the Chicago, Burlirfgton A
Quincy Hallroad company, the railroad
and properly aforesaid being now under
lease to said company, By order of tne
boa id of directors, w. P. Durkee, Secre
tary. - NlOddut
OFFICE OJ THE OXFORD & KANSAS
rtauroaa company, jniana, rver., Nov.
lKt'7 To the Btockhoiaers: Notice ta
hereby g.vtn that a special meeting 'of the
stockholders of the Oxfoid A Kansas Rail
road company wu be held at the office of
the company at Omana, . Nebraska, at 4
o'clock p. m., on January IV, lHus, for the
purpose of acting upon the question of
sailing the railroad, property and franchises
of the company to the Chicago. Bnrlingion
tc Qulncy Railroad company, the railroad
and property aforesaid being now under
leaae to the said compauy. By order of
the board of ou"c.me W. . Durkee,
fcecreutry. NlOdtwt
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND SOUTH-
vaalarn Ka rnml I nm tie ,i k ( tmaha X.. . .
Nov. I). 19U7. To the Blockboldsrs: rJoiic'e
la hereby given that a snecial meetina of
ins siocKnuiaers oi me urnniii ana South
western Railroad company will be held at
the bir.ee of Hie company at Omaha. Neb..
at t o cioca p. m., ou January w, tor
the purpose ot acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, woperty and liaa-
chlsee of the company to the Chicago, Bur-
iinsion at wuincy iiuuroaa company, the
railroad and property aforesaid being now
under lease to said company. By order of
the board Of directors, W. r. DURKEK,
Secretara-. NlOdsiit
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND' NORTH
Platte Railroad Company, omaha. Neb..
Nov. I, 1SW7. To the btockholdera: Notice
hereby given tnat a euocial meetina of
the stockholders of the Omaha and North
Platte Railroad company will be held at
the office of the coiimany in Omaha, Neb..
at 4 o'clock p. m., on January 1'). )a, fur
the purpose of acting upon the question ot
selling the railroad, property and Iranciilaes
of this company to the Chicago, Burlington
A Qulncy Kailioal company, the railroad
and properly aforesaid being now under
lutse to Ilia said company. By order of
the board ot directors. W. P. Dunces,
Secretary. NlGduot
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Office of
Lee-Gias-Anlrsen Hardware Company,
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 14, 1."7. Notice ia hereby
glvtn to the stockholders of the Lee-u:asa-Andreisen
Hardware company that
tha annual rnt-t-tlrig of the stockholders of
the company will be held at the office! of
said company, corner of Ninth and Har
ney aireets. In the city of omaha. in tha
tale of Nibranka. on Tuesday, January 14,
A. !.. l!s. at 8 o'clock p. m. for the pur
pose of electing a board of directors for the
company, to serve during the coming yeai,
and to transact such oU,r busnics as may
be preatHU.4 at aii-h ramting.
(Seal) It. J. LLii President
Attest: W. M. CJ-AS3. Secretary.
DliJW ,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING NOTICE 18
hereby given that the annual mt-etlng of
the stockholders of II. Omaha Gas com
pany will be held at the offce of the com
pany, Marchants National Bank building,
at 10 a. in., Monday. January 4. !'.. for
the election of d I rot t era for the enduing
year and for the transaction of such o'her
bustnrKs as may coma before the meetrng.
FRANK T. HAMILTON. Presideut.
GEO. W. CLABALUH. Secretary.
DltdlOt
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
j6EALED PROPOaALS WILL BB RE-
ceird at on l of treasurer Battle Creek
Mountain sanitarium, N. H. t. V. B . Hot
isprlJigs. South Dakota, unlll 12 o'clock, m.,
January X, 1. and then opened, tor fur
ItUhliLg and delivery of vltnned pipes in
accordance wllb Instructkms and specifi
cations, copies of which, with blank pio
poaais and other IrfornisMon. may be bad
upoa applua . 1' --fcJti. treasurer
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
CO NPTR t'CTl N1 Q I A RT K RMA f TKR f
Office. Fort Pes M'lnes. Iowa, Nnvftn
ber , li;. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
wi'l bo received hate unlll 1 p. nv, elan
dsrd time. Monday. Ix-Cfmher 13. I?1?, for
constructing, plummag. steam beat'ng and
elcctrte wiring one double set Captains'
Quarters and two double sts Licut'-nants'
(juarters, arid constructing one yuartrr
macter a Storehouse at Kort Dcs M.'lnes,
Iowa. Jntormstton f irnirhed en appUca-
I""- 6,"" res-rvep the right
,cceut- or reJrct ,ny or all" rroporals or
parts thereof. Envelopes remaining pro-
posals should be endorsed "I'ropofals for
. an t snoreaseti vipiain .ino.
Boniface, t'unstructlng Qtisrtermasier.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
U-rtrude M Monlgorneiy et al. to
John T. Murphy, wH of lot 1 Arling
ton addition $1.10
Coniinertal Truit company to 1'svld
C. John, lots 7. 11 and li. AlLilRht
Avl.-sworth's Second addition 1
Bvron H. Hsstings and wife Jsnies
ii. Goodintri and ife, let 6, block
2, Orchard Hill 1.5X
Surah Robinson to James Robinson. ,
pHrt of seV., of nw' S-1D-13 1
Rofert O. Fink, county tresstirer. to
J. . Arthur, lot 16, blork i. Ambler
Place
Btillnian F. Kelley and wife to Ed
mund 8. Kellcv. w'4 of and
nwi of swi-. 27-16-12 1
Charles A. Kemer and wife to Ru
dolph Carroll. wT3i f.-et of lot n.
blork 1. Myers, Rkhaids Tllden s
addition
300
Total
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t.MOX sTATIOH 10th sn MAKCT.
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Leave. Arrive.
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The Colora-lo Express.. a J:60 pm a5.ofl pm
Atlantic Express iTfl.lS am
The Orcjon Express a 4.10 pm a C) pm
The IO Angeles L:m...al2:S5 pm a J la pm
The Fast Mall a :31 am a 5.4$. pm
The China A Ja-,ian Malta 4:vO pm a 6:60 pm
Cnlo.-Chlcago Spelcal. ..sl2:in am a 7:05 am
Beat'e Htrnms'g Lcal.bl2.S0 pm b 1:40 pm
North Platte Locsl a 7:42 am a 4:46 pm
la I rage Ureat Wtstera.
Bt. Paul-Minneapolis ... 8 50 pm t-.JO an
St. Paul-Mtnnespolls ... 7:o am 11:35 pm
Chlesgo Limited Mi pm :27 am
Chlcairo Express 7:30 tm 11 -3S pm
Chicago Evpress ..' 1:30 pm. 2:30 pm
Missearl PaetAo.
K. C. &'e't. I. Exp.
K. C. ft S"t. 1.. Er
a 9:0o am a 0:45 am
.n!l:U pm a s:W pm
LkicasTOt Rock lalasial A Taielale
EAST. .
Chicago Limited a J 00 am ell:nj pm
Iowa Ixcal a t:S0 am a 4:30 pm
I'es Moines Passc-nger. .a 4 : pm al2.3) pm
Iowa Ijocsl 1)11:10 am b:F5pm
Chlrhgj (Eastern Ex). .a 4:W pm a 1:15 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:U0 pm a t.sa am
WEST.
Rockv Mountain L't d..all:15 pm a 2:r0 am
Colo, and Cab Es a 1:36 pm a 4:40 pm
Okl.-and Texas Etc a 4:40 pm a 2:45 pm
Lincoln-Fairbury Pass..b 1:45 am bl0:26 am
Ihlcage Jt PTortfcwesterB.
Chicago Daylight a 7:25 am all:4S pm
St. Paul-Minn Express. a 7:5" am alO:00 pm
Chicago Local' all:30 am a 1:28 pm
Bloux City Passenger... a 7 :M era a 1:3 pm
Chicago 1'assenger a 4 80 um a 9:45 am
Chlcar Epelcl a 6:00 pm a 8:23 am
St. Paul-Minn. Limited. a :: pm a 8.(0 ara
Loa Angeles Limited a t SO pm al2:35 pm
Overland Limited al0:00 pm a 8:23 am
Fast Mail a :04 am
Sioux Chy Local a S:50 pm a 9:20 am
Fast Mail a J 6 pm
Twin City Limited .... 1:3 Dra a 8 U0 am
Norfotk-Ronesteel
Lincoln-Long Pine .
Dcs d wood-Lincoln
Casper-Shoshonl ...
"b 7:B0 am a!0:35 ara
...a i:Ou pm a :w pm
S:ti nm a 5:40 pm
Hastinfrs-superlor .
Fremont-Albion ...
,.b l:0 pm b 8:40 pm
,.b 5:85 pm b l:tt pm
..a 7.15 am 1:45 pm
Illinois CeatreA.
Chicago Express
Minn. A Su Pul Exp..b 7:20 am afc:upm
Chicago Limited a 8:0-. pm a 8:Si am
Minn. A St. Paul Lmtd.a S:30 pm a 8:30 am
Wabash.
8t. Louis Express.. a 6:30 pm a 8:30 am
BT. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) a 10 ara all:U pra
Etanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 5:00 pra bl0:16 am
Ch'lcase, Mllvraak Bt. PaaO.
Chio. A Colo. Special... 7:25 am aJL&Opra
Cel. & Ore. Exj reas. ...a pm a8:2apiu
Overland Llmiied v a :U pm a s.au am
Perry Local a 6.1a pia. all.O) aia
BCRLUCGTOW ITAe (OTH A MAS OX.
Berllngtosi.
Leave. Arrive.
Denver A California. ...a 4: lu pm a 8:46 pra
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm a J: pra
Black Hills a 4.10 pm 8:46 pm
Northwest Express ....all.69 pm alc:H pm
Nebraska points a a:45 am a 4:10 pm
Nebraska Express a 8:16 am a 6:10 pro
Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:45 pm al2:ll pm
Lincoln Local b H:tM ara
Lincoln Local al0:15 pra
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Schuyler - Plattsmoutn.b 8:10 pm blO:S) am
BeUevue - Plattsmouth.a 8:00 pm a i.oO am
Plattsmoutn-iowa ....
BeUevue-Plattsmouth
Denver Limited ,
Chicago Bpeclal
Chicago Expreae ,
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Local ,
.b 8:18 am
b 1:80 pm
..a 4:10 pm a 7:25 am
..7:40 am all:45 pra
..a 4:20 pm a 8.55 pra
..a 6:30 pm a 8:30 am
..a 8:15 am all:30 am
..a 4:46 Dm all 10 am
Bt. Louis Express...
Kansas City A Pt. Joe..al0:4a pm 6:30 am
Kansas City & Bt. Joe.. a 8:15 am a 6:10 pra
Kansaa v.uy as di. i.w piu ........
WEBSTER ITA 1ITH A WEBSTER
Chlrags, St. Pa el, M InsieaBioUs A
Omaha).
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger.... b 6:30 am b 6:10 pra
Ploux City Paasenger. ...a 8KJ6 pm al0:50 am
Emerson Local ,.,.c8:45am e (:55 pm
llliwsrl Paclge.
Auburn Local b 140 pm b 11:25 am
a. Dally, b Dally except Sunday, e Bun
day only, d Dalle except Saturday. Dally
except Monday.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
LOW RATES TO EUROPE
Join one cf our Christmas Excursions te
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the finest, fastest and largest steamers
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o. . mjiKur, a. a
tM m. friar Street. Chteaye. r.L
WITH TUB BOWLERS.
The Mixers tried to twist the Tigers' tall
last night on the basement alleys, but
King Solomon's men broke all records and
took two gamea, although the Mixers
fdayed good games and made record-break-ng
acores. Solomon waa high for hia team
witn ili for single game and tab for totals.
R. A. Schneider was high for his team
with 201 and a total of lz. Score;
PES KLIN'S MIXERS.
1st :d Sd Total
Schneider, F. A 171 178 ISO 40
Cole, H. W 145 170 171 4fe
Schneider. R. A 144 174 201 6U
Totals
40
TIGERS.
1st
1M
175
6T7 63 1.6u
2d
1S7
1W
8d Total
153 441
InS HI
Hi 6tsG
Dick
Stafford
Solomon
Totals
.634 476 538 1.638
The Cole-McKennaa won two out of three
games from the Falstsfls last night on the
Metropolitan alleys, the first game twin
a tie, and f tlis roll-off the McKsnnas
won. ' Klauck f ad high single game, with
214, while Bdelin wss high on totals, with
Sit. Tonight Bryne-Haminera against Dally
New a. bcore:
COLB-MKENNAB.
1st 8d 3d Total
Trsynor It 13s hi 447
Smith 10 le 147 6!l
Bonine 17 Ir.4 18 41
Coughlaq 170 lie! 167 64
Thomas ..A 168 M
Totals 841 8tt 831 1,5
LEMP 8 FALSTAFFS.
1st Id 8d Total
Chat lain 14 137 11 444
Berser , 8v4 1"8 Iht 61
Klauck 14 Vt Ht 643
Beselin 1 IVi ltd 672
NeUaon Its) lui IsU kit
TotaU
641 844 , 867 t,64J
A ler la the St
la dyspepsia complicated with liver and
kidney trouble. E3ectric Bitten help all
auch caaee or ne pay. 0c For saie Vy
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IT LOOKS LIRE MERRY WAR
Frtsident Mnrphy of National Lfijne
Thrstem Callahan.
MEAIf3 FIGHTKQ OTHER LEAGUES
Comlakey Is Not So Aggressive, aa
Me Para He F.atered (klcaeo '
In the Fae ef Osiw
Itloa.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1J The bomb tossed
Into the camp of orgsr.ixed base ball by
the announcement that James J. Callahan
bad been offered the St. Paul fisnchls for
Chicago brought forth "otfie il, hied pVjc-c-llor.s.
knocks and denials fmn rr"lVnt
Murphy of the National leaene club, who
la:d the invasion would "bring on a base
ball war that would never end until ens
side or the ether had been annihilated.
President Conilskey oT the American lcaeno
clu'., when asked he would try to keep
an association team out. said: "No ue
trying to keep them out, fcr It looks as If
thoy are already In. Pe1dcs. there is no
legal way to koep them out. The Amcrl.-nn
association has a pejfect right to put a
team Into Chicago, and 1 feel like saying:
'Welcome to n:ir city."
"Of course." continued Comlt-key, "ihelr
action would be against base ball law, but
If that league wants to bolt from onran
!red base bnll It. H tb?tr own huslnoKs. The
Chlcairo base ball rul.ic Is the party to .le
clde whether unolherlenEue slinll come In
or not. I came In wit), 'jut being Invited
snd !t Is not for me to say that snmcbwly
elre may not do the same "
Callahan's Ire Aroosed.
Callahan was wrsthy when told of Mur
phy's objections. "He's got a fine clnnce
to stop me or anybody elao from putting
a team In here," aaid Callahan. "If the
American association comes through with
Us -end of the deal. 1 will come through all
rlghtThe plan to put a high class minor
leaa-ue In here looks Uke a fine business
proposition. .They are ct,liing me an out
law, so I have nothing trt lose by bucking
the base ball 'trust.' If th project con
tinues to look good I'll have a league team
In the field when the bell rlnss next
April." ,
In scouting the story of the In
vasion, President Murphy aald he had
positive knowledRe that three clubs. Col
umbus. Indlanspolls- and. Toledo, would
not be partus to Invading Chicago
In Ms answer t the assertion President
Murphy said, among other things:
"It Is unfortunate that good men aspire
to become major leafctf!" mnf-nates without
making any financial., Investment and It
must be admitted that such ambition is
little short ot absurd because it has re
quired the expenditure of millions of dollurs
to place the National and American leag.ies
where they are today, as well as the con
stant exercise of Judgment based upon
prudence. It Is Just as absurd for an In
dividual to aspire to place a c'uh in Chlcaso
and have It regarded as organised base bull
aa for a nigr.wayman ia miu a"'"
street Jewelry stora and attempt to confls-
rate a hogshead of silverware.
Threat of War Made.
Callahan answered that argument
by
aying:
I don't "want to confiscate another man s
silverware. I Just want to open up a store
next to him and engage in legitimate com
petition; that's fair enough."
Another portion of President Murphy
statement contains some rather tart re
marks, as follows:
If another club cnmsln here that will
precipitate-- a base baj -war. A base ball
war means the survival of the fittest. In
other wards, if the American association,
or a portion of it, Insists en establishing
a club In Chicago It will have to be de
termined whether those persons can fight
th thirty other club In the National
Association of Minor Leagues aa well aa the
two major leagues successfully.
EVENTS ON THE RCKXIXO TRACKS
raaadeaa. Ten to One, Wlna fientilly
Selltnaj Stskee at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 19.-Pasadena. a
10 to I shot, won tha festure event, the
Genlilly selling stakes, at the Fair Grounds
race track today. During the running of
this rsce. the fourth one on today's card.
Jockey Koerner, riding Bellwether, was
thrown from his mount, but escaped seri
ous Injury. Jockey Pickens, who rode Hy
perion II in this race, was charzed with
rough work by the Judi?e and suspended
for a week. It waa claimed tnat ncaens
rough work waa responsible for the spill
which resulted In Koerner's slight injuria.
Tleling - ran' away fromTemaceo In the
handicap. Results:
First race, five furlorrgs: Gee WWi (107,
Pickens. 8 to 1) won. Sweetner 0"4. Notter,
6 to 1) second, Bltterrrtan (107. Powers. 12
to I third. Time: 1:00S- Rursl Boy. Royal
Chance, Ban Ridge. Phil Chlnn, Bill Cow
den, Bobbin Around, Truce, Polar Star,
G. W. Macklln, Wei Wilson and C. B.
Reld also ran.
Second raoe, mile and seventy yards:
Alma Dufour fl'iS, Koerner, 8 to 5) won,
Lady Oakland (100, Mountain, 12 to 1) aec
ond, Llsterlne (80, Delaby. 10 to 1) third.
Time: 1:66. Ansonla, Frescatl, Foam, Katlo
Powers, Maxie O'Neill, Anna Fitxhugh also
ran.
Tlhrd race, alz furlongs, selling: Bertha
E. (100, Pickens, 11 to 6) won. Sponge Cake
ilOS, Murphy, 6 to 1) second. Glsmor (108,
'owers. 13 to 1) third. Time: 1:14. Artful
Dodger, Rena W., Heart of Hyacinth,
Ktllochan, Dr. Mack. Airship Busted also
rsn.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs, the
Gentllly selling stakes: Pasadena (110,
Powera, 10 to 1) won, Hyperion II (be),
Pickens. U to 1) second, Jacobite (116, Not
ter. 2 to 1) third. Time 1:2M. Lens. Ace
High, Charlie Eastman, Royal Onyx. Plant
land, Oraculum. Donna, Coltneaa also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth,
handicap: Tleling (K8, 8umter. 13 to 10)
won, Temaceo (103, Notter, 6 to 6) second,
Orphan Id (MS. McDonald, 7 to 1) third.
Time: 1:514. Monacodor 'atso ran.
Sixth race, one mile and three-sixteenths,
selling: Dr. McC'leur (116. Mountain, 8 to 1)
won, Rio Grande (102, McFadden, 15 to 1)
second. Agile (108, Walsh, 8 to 1) third.
Time: 1:08. Grace Larsen. Plster Polly,
Footlights Favorite, Grenade also ran.
OAKLAND. Cab. IV' m rtesu":
F ret race. Pre furlongs, selling : Bantam
(1-2. Mclnlre, 8 to .t r, , Dr. Sacrnian
(112, Miller, 8 to 1) second; Sophomore (he
Carroll, 8 ia 1) third. Time, L03H. Mitre,
Othmare, Trlnta. Mrs. F. New berg, Yank
Charay. Otto Prince, San Alvarado and
Fleaser finished a named.
Beeond race, futurity course: Roval
Msxim (107. Davis, 80 to 1) won; Dr. Cole
man (101 Kelly, 6 to 1) second; Captain
Burnett at. Pendergast, 3 to 6) third.
Time. 1:11 Carmelina. Mrs. Nugent. Hll
gert. Contribution. Integrity and tie von Ion
finished aa named.
Third race, one mile, selling: Woolmg
(. Walah. 17 to 6) won; Excitement hf7,
Moreland. 12 to 1) second; Triumphant (13,
Scovtlle. 80 to 1) third. Time, 1:44V Luc I an.
Graphite. Boloman and Jake Moore finished
as named.
Fourth race, one mile and a furlong,
Belvldere handicap: Red Leaf (). Gilbert,
6 to 1) won; Maasa (9e. Lynch, 18 to 6) aec
ond: Northwest 1, Walsh, 6 to 1) third.
Time, l.-6S. Wing Ting. Spring Ban and
Legatee finished aa named.
Fifth race, five furlonss. selling: John
H. Sheehan . 017.' Davla, even) won; E. M.
Brattan U-'t Lynch, 8 to 1) second; Duke
of Orleans (117. Keorh. 10 to 1 third. Time.
1BV4. Bravoure, Webber. Dick Wilson,
Bertie A. and Heraaln finished as named.
. Sixth race,, aix furlonira: Husky (lit.
Lynch. to I) won: Gloria fill, Keogh. II
to 6) second; Marian Casey (!". Moreland,
16 te 1) third.' Time, 1:1 V. Attadire. Great
ADaeha and Byrttn finished aa named.
Lf'8 AKGELEt. Cel., Deo. 18. Results at
Banta Anita:
First race, five forlorn; Vlntla (106, C.
Rosa, 8 te 1) won: Macinaa (tel. Goldstein
8 to 1) second; Eecansdo (102. McRrlde. 8
tn 1) third. Time. 1.004k Lucett. Fustian.
Tbe Fog. Tm Joe, J. KeTrhevllle. Myrtle
H.. Joe Kslly, Red Knight and Jim Morri
son also ran.
Second rare, five and a t-.alf furlongs:
progress 0"7. O. Bums, II to () won; Cres
too Boy file. C. Rosa, t to 1) aecond; H.
Sherman 047. Preston, SO to 1) third Time,
1 (4k Oabrlrlle, Desmasea, A. Folly, B.
ejid Best and Confessor aloo ran.
Third race, one mile: Oolden Bbore OOT,
Q Buroa, 8 to 6) woo; Timothy Wen (U0,
C. Poss. I to 1) econd: J. R. Iuehrey (9
E. Martin. to tci tiord. Time. I... Joslf
P . I'ennrr and P.. Iv-n Hart. Black l'k
Minister, Clamor. Lucky Lad and Lord
Rossington also ran.
Fourth race, Ave furlongs: Tilkmonlto
(1"3. Herman, t to J) won; Oene Wood (lnJ.
C. Ross, t to 2) second: Dr. Ptmrall no.
Tsvlor, 7 to I) filrd. Time, 1:01. Wise
Child. Waldorf. Chsrlle Dcherty. Raratan
and Pendllllon also ran.
Fifth rare, seven furlongs: East End
Ooa. c. rnss. 7 to 5) won: Proline (100, F..
Msrtln. J to I) second: Prince Nap (If.
Mus-rave. ;! to 1) third. Time. l?ca,.
Anomv, Red Reynsrd. Phsrp Roy, Reecher,
Mnttle II , Trnrow, Exra, Illusion and Edna
Fellre also ran.
Pixth race, five fuseongs: Friar of Elgin
(1). (. Burns, even) won; Ida Lyttle W0.
Preton, 1" to 1 second: Nsnbelmer (l'w.
O. Rss. 8 to R) third. Time. l:0oV Mr'le
I.. Godfather, Annette and Crusela also
ran. .
OSCAR WASKM A.XI TOP5C HACK
M. I.nnls Mam d the Rnulaa Woald
Make threat Match.
Fin. e the Turns-Pwyer wrstle at the
Auditorium Tuesday nlcht mat talk has cut
loose and there Is much sentiment here
favorable ' match between Oscar
Wascm of Ft. luls and Charley Hftcken
Schmidt. Many fans Ivollevc It would be a
good one. They were both here last win
ter. Fanner Burns threw esch ore in a
catch-as-catt h-con at the Auditorium.
Wasem made himself a great favorite
In Omaha last winter when, he threw Mat
Fimnier, the Iowa giant, two out three at
tai h-us-caUh-cnn. Wasem Is abotit a 170
pound man. while Simmer welcha 245. Slm
rrcr la a Greco-Roman wrestler, however.
Wasem threw Duncan McMillan last win
ter at Lincoln and McMillan Is one of the
good okl-tlmcrs and a much larger man
than S ascm. Farmer Burns regards
Wanem as one of the best acrobats on the
mat and thinks he would be among the
h t if he could govern his head a little
bilttr. He cften gets excited during a
match. He was visibly nfffcted In his
natch with the Farmnr. But he Is clever,
stiong und has endurance. He Is about 32
years of age and has been wrestling for
twelve years. Those who have Been both
men against Farmer Birns are satisfied
AYasein n"il young Hack would make a
terrific match.
A complete record of Wasem's career will
be available In a few days. He has dona
the hrestest part of his work In the south
east and has met most cf the topnotchcis
In Irs time.
porting Gossip.
New Orleans Base Ball club will erect
a J.'tu.cn' steel utand.
Al (Kip) rVlbach won the Individual bowl
ing ch-"r pionshlp of southern Ohio by
rolling G'-c at the Dayton tourney.
Fred Tenney Is said not to be satisfied
with bis trade to the Highlanders and may
be found In another trade before the sum
mer opens out.
Lon Crlfrer, Boston's slender yet superb
backsioi. Is still far from well and is
to remain in St. Louis this winter and un
detpo medical treatment.
OeorrB Dovey having paid his respects to
Fred Tenney as a manager, It will be In
teresting to learn what Sir Frederick has
to say about Dovey as an owner.
The Chicago National league club will
put ita bleachers tinder cover for next sea
son. Telephones In all the grandstand
boxes will be snother Improvement to be
made by President Murphy.
The Boiton Americans have been ordered
to report In New York on March 4. the
start for Little Rock to be mnde from this
city. The Molly Magulrfs are to meet the
Reds In Cincinnati on March SO and SI.
There will be three Cy Youngs in the
big leagues next Fesson Cy I. of the Ros
lon American. Cv II. of the Boston Na
tionals ::nd Cy III. of Pittsburg. The last
Pnrpe-1 if from Wichita, and once was tried
by ,71m McAleer.
The major leapve clubs already -are be
ginning to unload talent. Washington has
sold "Nig" Perrln to Louisville, and De
troit has made arrangements to turn Delos
Drake, an outfielder, over to Little Rock
In exchange for the privilege of training
there. Consequently Drake, like Roy
Castletnn. Is. not a farmed player, but a
ground-rent man.
Harry Niles has beat them all to It bv
paining the first publicity by a demand for
a larRer salary. He has been traded to New
York from the St. Louis team and to make
the advertising more general he wrote to
Hedpes. his former pons, and oskc.i mm
whom he shou'd s'rlke for a raise in BSlsrv,
Hedges or GrilP'h. Hedges' curt rcy
was: "Seo Mr. Farrell of New York. U.
B. A."
There are many college players under re
serve to the big leagues, and several men
who. while thv never attended universi
ties, have names that sugsest Injtltut'ons
of learning. In the American- leasno Eos
ton has a Carlisle. Chicago a Williams,
Detroit a Brown and a Dtake. Philadel
phia a Craig, St. Louis a Wrlls and Boston
an Oberlln. In the National there are
Howard with Chicago and seversl Browns.
Toronto once had a first, baseman named
Yale.
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Qaalat and Curious Features of Life
la a Rapidly Growing-
State.
Get Rocked at Cost Having bought
large number of rockers before the panic
struck us, we have concluded to make a
10 per cent discount on rockers from now
until January 1, 1906. We have the finest
assortment of rockers ever shown In Cus
ter county. Konkel's Furniture Store.
Anselmo Enterprise. ,
"""" mmmm
Ottar of Nicotine Why can't they Invent
a kind of smoking tobacco witn real per
fume in it like the women put on the ker
chiefs? Fremont Herald. Are you Inno
cent, Brother Richmond T A few years ago
the writer made a Christmas present to a
gentleman friend of a cigar case filled with
cigars. I had requested the dealer to select
his best brand, and as the friend was an
especially nice one, 1 wanted to be Very
nice to him and so emptied some excellent
perfume over the Havanas Well, the
gentleman couldn't use them and it's a
lesson I will pass along to other innocents
now that Christmas Is approaching. Annie
V. Gates in Auburn Granger.
After the Fire We want to tell our
patrons and the public In general that
getting out a paper with a new outfit tbe
first time is no Joke and don't you forget
it- We Intended to get out two issues last
week, but got slipped up on. The new
press acted like a frisky school ma'am at
a Sunday school picnic and wouldn't do a
thing we wanted it to. The devil got mad
nd went on a whizxer; aome stuff which
we ordered. from Omaha fas not ahowed
up yet, but we are going to put out this
paper and if we are a little alow on these
two Issues we will make it up to you in
the future as soon aa we get things ship
shape. -Crofton Journal.
Sport In Furnas County A email boy
was discovered in the loft of Sailor A
Johnson' livery barn this week bid .away
in the alfalfa (Bob Harglerbad's first cut
tingtwo tons to the acre). The boy
clutched a last week's copy of the Pioneer
in his hands tighter than a village marshal
hangs on to a 861 Job. A dog-eared "Count
f Monte Cristo" lay upon the hay beside
him, with Ita millions and millions of
wealth, apparently discarded in disgust
Our literary editor approached the boy
with a query aa to how he could find
greater pleasure in tbe columns of the
paper than tn the book of countless
treasure spent In satisfying a deep re
venge. "Eh!" said tne boy, "dat book la
out of date; I'se readln' de 'commission
ers' proceeding.' "Arapahoe Pioneer.
Wetlee te Oar Oaste
We are, pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar tor coughs, colds and lung
trouble la not affected by the National
Pure Food and Drug law, aa it contains
to opiate or other harmful drugs, and
w recommend. It a a aJe remedy for
children ni adult. For sale by all drug
gist. Cantata MerreshwaT lajared.
NEWPORT, R. I , Dec. 18 .-Captain John
B itereshoff, the blind boat designer, was
painfully Injured by falling don a hatch
way on the ferryboat Wave during her
trials yesterday. The Wave was built for
the government for use at the torpedo
latlun here.
1 BLUE LAWS GETTING AIRED
Rnnninj EleTator in Office Building
for Doctori Necessary Labor.
SO 15 6 ELLIS 0 MLLK AND CSEAM
Thla Marh Haa Been Decided by
' Jedae C ranter J In Ceane ef
Testing the niday Obaerra
anee Statutes.
"Remember the Sabbath day to keep It
holy," Is a motto that was Impressed on
the minds of at least aCen men who
faced Judge Crawford In police court
Thursday morning.
Most of the morning wa taken tip with
Whe trial of persons charged with violating
the Sunday blue laws. Wherever It could
be shown the labor performed waa neces
sary the cases were dismissed. Those
who performed unnecessary labor were
fined II end costs, which Is the minimum
fine. Those fined were J. L. Victor, who
hauled trunks and baggage Sunday for
the Only Way Transfer company; Peter
Chrtstenaen, who cleaned Ma harness In
his bam at 2104 Center street SunJiy;
Mike Qrelse and M. Schneider, who whilcd
away about an hour In the latter'a back
yard shooting a 2-calber rifle at a taret;
E. C. Allen, who sold flowers at 1415 Far
nam street; Alexander Calacwlne, v-ho
shlncd and polished shoes and brushed
customers' clothes at 1520 Harney street;
Sherman Heyn, who took pictures for hire
In his fuller at 120 South Fifteenth
street.
Elevator Man Cannes Free.
S. Skarrier, who runs the passenger ele
vator ih the Ware block, waa tried for
running the elevator on Sunday. He was
defended by Frank T. Ransom, who con
tended that running an elevator in a large
building Vag necessary labor. Evidence
waa Introduced to show several physicians
on the top floor of the Ware block have
patients who come to them on Sunday for
treatment and are not table to walk up sev
eral flights of stairs. Upon that showing
City Prosecutor Daniel dismissed the case.
John Foly, D. T. Freeman and C. Parish,
who drive wagons for the David Cole
creamery, were tried for doing labor on
Sunday. Judge Crawford held that deliver
ing milk and cream on Sunday conies under
the head of necessary labor.
'Had the defendants been delivering Ice
cream.": said the Judge. '1 would have to
find them guilty of doing unnecessary labor
and impose a fine, but I think milk and
cream, are necessary articles and should,
be delivered fresh every day."
A test will be made of the cases Friday
morning where the charge Is selling cigars.
One case wll be tried and whatever the
decision Is will apply to all of the cases.
Attorneys Jiave been retained by the cigar
men and It will be fought to a finish.
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possession of auch knowledge easily ac
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The physician who triee to explore and
conquer the whole field of medicine and
surgery doea not become proficient In any
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gram.) lrlce Current' ays: There has
been liberal. .rnsrketjiiK cf trngs the' last
wuek. Total western patkUiff was.. 630,000,
compared with 20.000 Lite preceding week
and 610.000 last year. Slnta November I the
total Is 2, 820.000, against 8.5C.)u g year ago.
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