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MEAL ESTATE
I1E.4L I:8TATB DGALCRI.
-PATNE 1NV.
Douglas 17S1.
CO.. let floor N. T. te.
)-6.a
GEORGE & CO.,
Farnam.
Tel. Dourlis 754.
(1 M2
PETERS TRUST CO N.
y. Life hm.
(1.1) &
city morisnTY ron balk.
TO t4MONEY'"wIvSTEItSM and
OTIIEK HOME RENTERS:
Itow can you afford to rent when we can
. soil, you such homei these? All In good
I repair, well situated, and most reasonable
In price- and terms.
H 4-room cottage, city water, full lor, ' on
car line; (l.UTC; fit cash, per month.
6im, but . larger house, 1.1M, 3-room
cottago F0; S0 CBJh, tl per month.
1 4-rpon cottage, city water, aewer, BO ft.
lot. ,pear nb end,..r1oward Bt $1.4fi0, 75
cash, SJ3 per irionQi.
-room cottage, city' water, gas, corner
lot. .small Jarn,. ate, II J3, 175 caab, 111 per
month", : , ...
J- ooitagoa, : corner lot, clone In. Rental,
$1 pecmoplh, ood Jhveafme'nt. Only 11,450.
$100 cash, SIB per month. Bargain for
mechanic wishing to put In spare time Im
proving bu'Jdlngs. . s
6-fofirna, 1 lots, "rtarn," etc.. near 46th and
Lafayette' Jive., IU. easy tenne.
We nave what you want; ee ua and we'll
find If..
, IlUSHELlV &f M'KITRICK CO.,
432-44. Rantge Bldg. ' r, 06th and Ilamry Bts.
.1 " - ."' ' (W)-6M0 12
KodkrZE PjACE WANT
Si1' Is ' OFFER -
F.asf ern owner wants offer for
' IKS Binney- Bt.; has 8 room, all
"modern, permanent walks, newly
papered and pointed, arid In excel
lent condition throughout; lot
60x124, south front and beet loca
tlon in KounUe Place. Any rca
' sonable ' -of fer submitted.
W. FARN AM SMITH & c6.,
Tel. Dour. 1064, Indv A1044. 1320 Farnam Bt.
" (i8)-6 ia
LIST your property With Chrla Boyer, fid
and Cuming bts. (19)-e3Ji
HOME OR INVESTMENT
" -v. ;
Franklin 8t, throe blocks to car. two
4-room cottages, water and gaa; rent 20j
forboth, t,oo. . t ,
OakSt.," two blocka to car, two newot
tsgea, I and S rooms! rent (21; very
cheap; for both; 1, 780. ' .
' Flhe corner let In Dundee, only 1600.
Two lota, one block to car, for both,
cheap at' I860. : ' -Three
lota in Omaha View, for all, only
$200. .:
Fine lot, 88th and Amea, on oar line,
$300." j . .....
; Wright & Lasbury,
TeU Douglaa,lB2. 04 South 16th St.
(1) tUl 11
FOR $ALlfi 10 acres mllea north of
Florencef pnvad road; Improved; $2,000.
Address W IW2, Bee. .. . ()9)-M2 Hx
RBDUCED PRJCK3 FOR. CASH ONLY
$3,B0 For house and lot, aouthwest comer
- 25tb and Charlca Sis., lot fronting
120.fr.et nn Charles St. and 63 feet
I oh 3Mh Bt.
$8,000 For two houaca, 6 and rooms each,
-Noa. ml and 2533 Chicago St; 83 feet
frnntate. "
'"WvJI. GRIFFITH, 2R21 Chicago St.
. (!) M6B1 14
; Pd6r Man's Chance
; ' ' " ". ax -
- 4469 Leavenworth Bt, $
, r fdom 'eotUgf, lot B0180, on '
paved atrwotr '"' pi"'tc' $1,460;
- nonresident owner la anxloua
to ae.ll. 'Will accept $100 or
$400r down, balance on time.
yk, 'JfRelifffen '''-' : -
1 pyne;' bostwick & CO.,
' Main FJoor, N. T, Life Bldg.
' .' 'Phone DouglaalOlC
' Bee, Fen. IU 1908. (1)-661 13
Han sco nf Park District
A. P.'TUKEY & SON
' , At 1113 8. Oat BL we are
authorised to sell a 10-room
house, an modern, with stable.
Th property Is In first-class
condition In every respect,
lias nice easf front, on grade.
IT. Owner la leaving tha city
" and wishes to Olrpoee of prop
erty before going. This la an
, - opportunity of getting a first
class home at a reasonable
' ' price. Do riot disturb the peo- -.
I. . pie In ktha house, but get a
, ., carU.trpm u and. you ca aeo
f ' tha. property . .
. A, P. TUKET & BUM,'
' 444-440 Board of Trade Bldg.
;. r. -. 'Phone Douglaa zUL ' '
(1S 003 U
' ' .. . , i i n i
' : V WALNJCCIHLL
Two elegant south front lota on Lafayette
Ava., 1aX feet east of 46th ? lots are ouxloO
and. lay about throe feet above grade;
practically level; sewer In street, wbloh
la tUceiy graded; good community; two
blocka' from car line and Walnut Hill
school. Three lots would be cheap at SdUO
each, rJul r offered for quick sale at
only M each. Will sell together or sepa
rately uiid grant terms to suit purchaser.
C. U- Cailberg, vll N. Y. Life Uldg.
. . . . . i)-m u
A SNAP
ire of ,lh'",iiest land In Brown county,
NcbraJ (M $JO0 cash, balance one
year. Apply ' M. Morearty, owner, til
I'axton block, Omuha. tlk MT
POfl tiAI-K Ktght-room modern houses
with .Urge barn. 1SH Plnckney St. In
quire f. i I. Woodland. 6i4 Brandels Bldg.
'4'eL Louglas tti6.
Ut tiltt
ARE &V thinking of finding a more
suitable office foj your real estate busi
ness? The tendency Is for an Increase
of traffic on West Farnam Ht.;why not
look at space we arp offering In the best
sppointed office building in this district!
Mr, UaKcr will shoy you. Ask for hlrn
at Room Ii6, Bee Bldg. 118) MtiSO
FOR QUICK results In selling or renting
your rjoi.erty see Benjtman Real batata
Co., 3.4 Neville Blk. Both 'phonea
' v (l5)-Mn8 FtS
Tun HEED ABSTRACT CO.. eatabllshed
14. Jroinpt service. Get our prices.
171(1 Ftrnaiu. . '18) Wl
I WAhTT an offer on the property, and
11) 8." list St.; two modern houses fcud
good bain; wall rented. This property la
owned by an eastern party who must
S1L
- THOMAS PRENNAN,
lUom 1. Hw Vvik Life Bldg.
"v tl-M403
DKAL E8TATH TITLB TRVST rf
-w CUAU hi. WILLIAMSON. Prea
OW-63
TWO houses, modern except furnace, eight
roome each, well located, handy to two
car lines, good condition. Terms can be
arranged. Moot be sold this month,
hi. J. KKNNARll a CO.,
Soa-iu Brown Block.
. -. (19)-M40 14
ra s REAL ESTATE
FARU AKU HAACil LANU FOR 'ALB
Clors.
OOVltRNMBNT. homestead land, level,
enailow tu good waier, healthy climate,
lear rallr,id; will grow alfalfa and meat
ill vegetation; a stamped envelope wtll
eil you where; farma and ranchee from
,to. uo Irrigation
t.tred; 17 year acquainted. Writs lid
Iin-iaw. Laird. Colo. tX) VI Ux
REAL ESTATE
FARM AD RANCH LAND FOB ALB
(Continued.)
Kaa
CHOICE Kansaa land In German colony
cheap; terms exceptionally easy. B. Hi
Ulerer at Co., 411 H9 Bldg. (2u 434 17s
"Mlaaaart. f
MIsaoCRI farms to suit any purchaser.
Call on ua or write for llet. Union Realty
Co., Union. Mo. t M660 F3UX
Nebraska.
FOR BALE.
Half eectlon nine miles northwest of
O'Neill, level land, excellent eoll, German
neighborhood; price, l per acre; easy
terms.
J. A, DONOHOE, O'Neill. Neb.
, a)-M37 14
FOR saij:.
M0 acrea, nice level land, unimproved,
seven mllea northeast of O'Neill, good
oil, good neighborhood; price. $16 per
acre.
J. A. DONOHOE, O'Neill, Neb.
' 0)-M27l 14
FOR 8ALK. . -
Highly Imprrrved farm, thre miles north
west of O'Neill, excellent land, fair Im-
firovementa, eighty acrea under cultlva
lon; price, $32.50 per acre.
C F. McKENNA. O'Neill. Neb.
18)-M277 14 .
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
640 acrea, Rock county, Nebraska, three
mllea from Bassett, the county seat; finest
pf Improvements, 7-room house, 3 closets,
bam 40x46; othef out-bulldings; 120 acres in
cultivation, 10 acrea grove and balance In
pasture; good hog pasture, good water,
windmill and water tank; nice younif
orchard, good school and churchee. Will
sell all machinery, cattle, horses, etc., at
a very reasonable price to the purchaser.
The low price on this rand la only $10,000.
or about $16.76 per acre. . About one-half
cash la required.
This remarkable bargain must be sold
by March lat
. Benjamin Real Estate Co.
3M Neville Blk.,, Omaha. Neb.
(30)-M6S5 II
150 ACRE FARM
10 mllea aouthwest of South
Omaha, and Stock Yards, good
7-room house, large barn, corn
crib, granary and other build
ings, orchard and grove. Must
be sold before March 1st, at
which time possession can be
given. Price $46 per acre. We
want an offer.
GEORGE b CO.. 1601 Farnam St.
. (20) 281 18
SPECIAL
,...)...
Eastern owner of 80 acrea
good land near Irvlngton in
1 strtieted ua to aeH. Ha now
writes ua to greatly reduce hla
listed price for an Immediate
sale; This, la at present price
a big bargain. See us at one
If Interested.
Real Estate Title Trust Co.,
Chas. E. Williamson. Pres.
Ground floor U, B. Nafl Bank Bldg., lJOl
Farnam St. 1
- . (20)-M68S 16
' FOR SALE.
160 acrea, seven miles northwest of O'Neill,
- heavy rich soil, small Improvements, good
neighborhood) price, $27.60 per acre,
C. F. MoKENNA.. O'Neill, Neb.
. , J0) Mii76 14 '
$30 ACRES. Prairie Hay Land, $25.00 oer
acre. Will ln,,l rn- i -,...'..... - "f
- Foster, Leshara, Neb. (2o 828 12x
Oklahoma..
FOR SALE 61 acres. Garfield Co., Okl,
$660; buildings. J. I. Case T. M. Co!!
Kaclne, Wia. (80) M066 If
Mlscellaaeoasf
' WESTERN FARM LANDS.
Crop payment plan; two cropa pays for
land, whllo the land la doubling In value.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.,
SS1-6S3 Brandela Bldg.
(30)-M640
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm. Raach and Pastara Lada.
FARM FOR RENT..
S acres, good 4-room . houne, barn, eta. i
land aeeded to timothy and erover; suita
ble for email dairy business, or truck
gardening; only two blocka from car line,
on Dodge etreet paved road, near Dundee;
Rental very reasonable.
GEORGE & CO.. 1601 Farnam.
a)-MS77 14
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS.. 1604 FARNAM.
2)-646
LOANS on improved Omaha property
O Keefe K. E. Co., Hl N. X. Life Bldg
WANTED City loans and warranta. W
Farnam Smith S, Co 1320 Farnam Bt!
(2i)-645
PRIVATE money to loan on Improved real
estata. N. P. Dodge 4t Co., 1U4 Farnam
St. . , , (Hii)-64a
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Paxton Block.
PRIVATE MONEI-CASH" ON HAND
NO DELAY. J. H. M1THEN. 20-8 1ST
NAT. BANK BLDG. TKL. DOUG. 127a
v (E) MU
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. . F. ; Wead.
Waad Bldg.. 1m a and Farnam,
WANTED City loana. Petara Trust Co.
t22)-t43
MONEY TO LOAN-Payns Investment Co.
MONEY to loan on Improved city property.
Hastings 4k Heyden, 1704 Farnam St,
. (22)-M529
PRIVATE money to 'loan; no delaya J.
11. Sherwood. 616-617 Biaudals Bidg.
(22)-67
- REAL ESTATE LOANS
Vt anted aome $l.uOO to $2.UU0 loans on good
Omuna property. 1
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
first Floor N. Y. Life Building.
Te-phoua Douglas 17S1
i.
2r&iJ7
REAL ESTATE WANTED
W ANTED To buy for cash, equity in two
or three cottages; no agent. Address H
t.J. care Bee. . (234rt
TWL,ma11 ml'rved properties of about
$1,600 value; must be bargalna and good
revenue producers. Owners what have
lo agents.) Addresa P t!,
M6t 18
WANTED TO BUY 1
SECONDHAND feed sacks. No amouot too
large or loo email. Wagner, sui l 16th.
tlk) 660
WANTED A nice, clean stock of hardware
to Invoice from $3. wo to $4,000. Will Day
spot caaU for IU Address. Y 9, Bee
- ($6)-M7 Hi
CASH raid for secondhand clothing, shoes
ate, V N. 16th Bt, Tel Ked 8S2B. '
iai)-6il
WANTED To buy secondhapd furniture
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leuins office furniture, old clothes, quilts
and all klnda of tooie, or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. The
t'h?t!? prk'LFld' Call the right man.
Tel. Douglaa 897L 16-M1T M4
A ROLLER too desk. Tel. Red t5.
c)-Jdei ijx
WANTED TO RENT
W A NTnv For light housekeeping, three
or more unfurnished rooms, with mod
ern conveniences, within walking dis
tance; references given and required. L.
M. Oberkotter, care Y. M. C. A.
(26)-17 17
WANTED Furnished cottage, 4 or 6 rooms,
modern and reasnnable, for $ months or
longer. Thona Webster 861.
2fi)-MM9 14X
WANTED SITUATIONS
MARRIED COL'FLB wanta situation, wtfs
thorough, good cook; husband as coach
man or bandy man. Nawly arrived from
England. .Address Ray P. O., Kearney,
Neb, (rT)-M212 ltx
ANYBODY who knowa where there Is a
place for a painter who Is a good me
chanic end workman to start Into bust-
, ness will do " favor by addressing M
45, Bee. t2T) 6i3 I2x
POSITION wanted, young man, drug
clerk; college experience; strictly tem
perate; reliable; reference. Max Lac
brick, Beavervlew, Kan.
(27) M564 16X
WANTED-Position as manager of lumber
yard, by man of seven years experience.
Address K 87, Bee. (27) M4M 16x
POSITION wanted by a No. 1 all-around
clerk. 10 yeare' experience In general
merchandise; capabla of management;
reasonable wagea; beat references F Box
800, Hubbard, Neb. (27) M66 ldx
YOUNG MAN desires stenographic or
clerical work; circular lettera written or
envelopes addressed. Address. M 977, Bee.
(27) 630 14x
YOUNG man desires place to work for
board while going to. school. Boylcs col
lege. Telephone Douglaa 1984. (27) 836
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Fort Omaha, Neb., Fob.
6, 1HMS. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
subject to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived here until 10 o'clock a. m., central
standard time, March 11, 1908, for construc
tion of a wagon ahed at Fort Omaha, Ne
braska. Full Information furnished on ap
plication. U. a reservea the right to reject
any or all bids. Envelopes containing pro
posals to be marked "Proposals for Wagon
Shed." and addressed to Captain W. H.
OURY, Constructing Quartermaster, Fort
Omaha, Nebraska, jT10-ll-ll-13Mch-10
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Fort Omaha, Neb.. Feb,
6, 1908. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
subject to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived here until 10 o'clock a. m central
standard time, March 11, 1908, for construc
tion of a Storage Shed at Fort Omaha, Ne
braska. Full Information furnished on ap
plication. U. 8. reaerves the right to re
ject any or all Nda. Envelopes containing
proposals to i.d marked "Proposals for
storage Bhed," and addressed to Captain
W. H. OURY, Constructing Quartermaster,
Fort Omaha. Nebraska. F10-11-12-13M9-10
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at office of treasurer. Battle Moun
tain Sanitarium. N. H. D. V. 8., Hot
Springs, Bouth Dakota, until 12 o'clock, m..
February 34, 13, and then opened for fur
nishing and delivery of subsistence sun
plies, in accordance with Instructions and
specifications, copies of which, with blank
proposals and other Information, mv be
had upon application" to W. A. TUCKER.
Treasurer. Jan29-feb6-13
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
Ing. Notice Is hereby given that tha
regular annual meeting of Hie stockholders
of the South Platte Land company will bu
held at the office of aald company at Lin
coln. Neb,, t 11 o'clock a. m., on the
fourth day -ot March, A. D. 1908. By order
of the Board of Directors. C. "H. Morrill,
president, A. B. Minor, secretary. Lincoln,
Neb., Februar 8. 19US. F-Jd-WX
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Solomon J. Firestone and wtfo to Dean
T. Gregg, part lot 8, Klllstone J'ark
Place $ 3oo
Edward Phelan and wife to Law
..renca -Melnun, lot aa,- block 3, -Missouri
Avenue Park 4S0
Alfred I. Croigh to Jennie Sterling,
lots 23 and 23, block 2. Lakevlew add. - 650
August Hansen and wife to Hein
rlch Soli, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 8, 6, 19, 20.
21. 22, 28 and 24, block 11, Benson.... 3,200
John W. Goodrich and wife to James
and Anna Saunders, lot 11, block 3, --
Isabel add 350
Wilson T. Graham and wife to aame,
. lot 10, block 8, Isabel add J50
Andrew B. Anderson to Oharlea
Scherer, nft lot 2, Hascall'a
suhrll v . iwi
Alice A. Havemeyer and huaband to
George Stelnert, lot 6, block 1, Port
land Place 500
John E. George to Dundee Realty
company, block 94, Dundee Place.... 1
United Real Estato and Trust com
pany to Fred Vogcl, Jr.. lot 1, block
2. Knnntsn's flonth Rlvtnth at.,.. "
.. ..-.vww.,v. uim:ul
add
Ethel Gumpert and husband to Leo
Ixiwenberg, lot 6, block 3, Sheridan
Place
Total no.aoo
RAILROAD TIME CARD
UNION STATION lOtb. AND HARCY.
t'nloa Paolle.
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. 8:60 am a 9 40 pm
Tha Colorado Express. .a 8:60 pm a 6:00 pm
Atlantic Express al0:16 um
Tha Oregon Express. ...a 4:10 pm a 6:u0 pm
Tha Loa Angeles Lim..al2:65 pm a 8:16 pm
The Faat Mall a 8:30 am a 6:46 pm
Th. Chin. M. T.r.sn 4
Mall a 4:00 pm
North Platte Local a 7:42 am
Colo.-Chlcago Special. .a 12:10 am
He&trlc A Rtroms-
a 1:60 pm
v .iu pm
a 7:06 am
burg Local bl2:30 pm b 1:40 pm
Chicago 4t North wester a.
Chicago Daylight a 7:25 am
St.' Paul-Minn. Exp a 7:6o am
Chicago Local all:30 am
Sioux City Passenger. .a 7:o0 am
Chicsgo Pasenger tiiMpm
Chicago Special a 6:00 pm
Bt. Paul-Minn. Llm....a 8:28 pm
Loa Angeles Limited. ...a 6:30 pm
all:48 pm
al0;U0 pin
a 8:28 pm
a 3:28 pm
a 9:46 am
a 8:23 am
a 6:00 am
all:& pm
a 6:23 am
a 3:04 am
a 9:90 am
a 8:00 am
a 6:40 pm
a 10 36 am
a 6:40 pm
a 6:40 pm
b 6:40 pm
b 1:36 pm
Overland Limited
.al0:00 pm
Fast Mall
Sioux City Local
Twin City Limited...
Norfolk-Bonesteel ...
Lincoln-Long pine...
Dead wood-Lincoln ...
Casper-Shoshonl
Hastings-Superior ...
Fremont-Albion
Missouri Paclfle.
..a ti pm
...a 8:23 pin
...a 7:50 am
..b 7:50 am
...a 1:00 pm
..a 3:00 pm
,..b 8:00 pm
...b 6:86 pm
K. C. & St. L. Txp a 9:00 am a 8:46 am
K. C, St. L. Exp all:15 pm a 6:60 pm
Chleaa-a Great M'tattrs,
St Paul-Minneapolis.,.. 3:80 pm 7 30 am
Bt. Paul-Minneapolis 7:) am 11:36 pm
Chicago Limited :o8 pm 8:27 am
Chicago Expresa 7:30 am 11.86 pm
Chicago Express 3:30 pm 3:30 pm
Chicago, Rock Islaad A Faclfle.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 8:00 am all:S Dm
Iowa Local a 7:o0 am a 4:40 pm
Dta Molnc Passenger. .a 4:00 pm al2:3.j mn
Iowa Local 1)11:40 um b 8:66 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex... a 4:40 pm a 1:15 pm
Chicago Flyer
..a 6:10 pm a 8:36 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L'l'd..all:l5 pm a 8:50 am
Colo and Cel. Ex a 1:10 pm a:Sj pm
Okl. and Texaa Ex a 4:40 pm a 1:16 cm
HUaols Central.
Chicago Express a 7:15 am a 3:45 nm
Minn. & 8L Paul Ex. .b 7:15 am a 8:56 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:30 am
Minn. 4k St, Paul L t d. .a 8:30 pm a 8:M am
Itleaao, MUnsakst Bt. Paul.
Chlo. Colo. Special. ..a 7:16 am allOp n
Cal. A Ore. Expresa. ...a 6:o0 pm a 3:L'5 Liu
Overland Limited a 9:W pm a :3o am
Perry Local a ( la put Ul:w) am
nskssa.
St. Louis Express a 8:30 pm a 8:80 am
St.. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) a 8:30 am all:U Dm
Stanbei ry Local (frem
Council Bluffa) b 6:08 pm bl9:l am
WBBJTEB TA-1oThT WEBITEH
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ...b 6 30 am b 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..a 3:u6 .ru a 10 60 am
Emerson Locl ,...a 8:46 am 6.6s pm
at Ism art PaelAe.
Auburn Local ....
...b $:50 pm bll.25 am
a Dally, "b Dally except Sunday, c Bun
day only, d Daily xcpt Saturday, e DuLy
except Mcnday.
RAT STOUE IS men MAN
Chicago Bowler Makes Score of 667
in the Individual Event.
I00ES LIKE C0MDTG
CHAMPION
Chalmers and Kites t(ll Retain
Lead la Doables East Liver'
pl, Ohio, M Makes
lllah Averace.
CINCINNATI. O., Feb.' U-(SpeHal Tele
gram.) Ray Stolke of the Brunswick! of
Chicago, rolled a total of 7 In the In
dividual event In the e'ghth annual tourna
ment of the American bowling congress here
yesterday afternoon, and looka like the next
national champion. Chalmers and Klene of
Chicago still remain high In ie doubles
evlth their total of 1,264. the best work In
that event during the day being 1,180, by
Crable and Kearnei of East Liverpool, O.
In the five-men event, the Corinthians, No.
1 of New York, the eastern champions, and
the Corinthians No. t tied In the first
squad, with 2.696, which put them In third
position for the ttme'belng.
Robert Crable of Eaat Liverpool. O.,
rolled wonderful ten-pins In all three events
and has an average 'of 212 6-9, the best
ever made In a national tournament Ha
counted 6t8 In the five-mert event, 643 In
the doubles and 623 In the Individuals.
Growth of the Pport.
The annual report of Treasurer Pasdeloup
of the American bowling congress, which
will be presented at the meeting of the
executive committee here during the week,
glvs aome Interesting statistics concerning
the game In this league. So far as the
club membership la concerned, th Ameri
can bowling congress ! stronger than a
year ago and It has two more city asso
ciations, with prospects of getting more
at Cincinnati Where It had 1.266 cluba In
1907, It now has 1,291. There were 108 as
sociations twelve months ago and 110 now.
Cincinnati- has fallen front 2K8 clubs a
year ago to 164 at present, and both Pitts
burg and Indianapolis bIbo show a loss In
clubs. Detroit, however,' has lncroased
from 140 to 818 clubs; Chicago has 161, as
compared with 112 last year; Louisville's
RTOwth Is thirty-seven to forty-seven;
Washington had twenty-two, and now has
thirty-six; Cleveland's gain was twenty-four
to Its present cluba, numbering sixty-nine;
Bt, Louis had 115, an Increase of twenty,
and Milwaukee Is unchanged, with a mem
bership of ninety-six.
Two-Men Teams.
The five highest scores of the first shift
of . the two-men team, follows:
John tend Charles Finn, Cincinnati mo
Frank and John Reisinger, Cincinnati... .1116
Joseph and Jacob Pfleuger, Cincinnati. 1079
F. Rlehl and J. Lonm. Cincinnati Iikm
O. Smith and W. Neufarth, Cincinnati.. 104&
2:30 p nij ah'ft, flveVhlghest scores:
W. Kearns and R. Crable, East Liver
pool, 0 1,130
yv Minims ana rtumoerger, liast Liver
pool. 0 1 irx
R. Alfcld and A. Toemmel, Chicago. ...lia
C. F. Brldgea and VV. O. Ratney, Mem-
Pi" 1,111
D. Woodbury and R. Stolke. Chicago.. .l.WM
Individual Scores.
The five highest scores In the three shifts
or individual events were. In the 4 o'clock
Bhlft: .
Henry Hippie, Memphis, Tenn 67
vnnce, lerre name, ina 643
A. Holblaub, St. Louis, Mo 630
. v . .nice, oi. juoins, ruo b.9
Walter . Sohn, Cincinnati 504
In the 4:40 o'clock shift:
R. Stolke, Chicago 607
. crable. East Liverpool, O... 623
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R. C. Barr, East Liverpool, 0 5JW
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Jacob Pfleuger,' Chlcihnatl KM
W. Kearns, East Liverpool, -0 674
mmrs oieinmeia. vincinnatl' wia
J. W. Williams, Eust Uverpooi,"o!'."!".655
Five-Men Team Scores. s
The five high scores on the first shift of
five-men teams tonight were as follows:
Corinthians No. 1, Newark, N. J 2,695
Corinthians No. 2, Newark, N. J.,., 2,96
Dlmlings, Pittsburgh 2,012
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Northwest Expreas a.l:W pm
Nebranka poima a 4:45 am
Nebraska Express ,..a 8:1a sin
Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:16 pm
Uncoln Local .
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Sscuyler Plattsmouth.b 8:10 pm
Bellovue - I'laltsniouth.a 8:o0 pm
I'lnttsmouth Iowa b 8:18 am
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Chlcsicd fcpeclal a 7 to am
Chicago Express a 4 2o pm
Chicago Flyer a 4 3o pm
Iowa Local a 8:16 am
Bt. Louis Express a 4 46 pra
Kansas City A St. Joe..al0:4a pm
Kansaa City 4k. St. Joe. .a 8.16 am
Kniiyus illy it bt Joe. .a 4:ia pm
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Lelsy. Pittshurf 1 594
Dayton Mews, Dayton, 0 2.M
Several high scores were bowled In the
second shift of the five-men teama to
night. The Washington No. 1 of Indian
apolis took second place, with a ecore of
8.747 and the Indianapolis Turners went
into third place with a score of 2.729.
The five highest scores In the second
shift were:
Washington No. 1. Indianapolis 177
Indianapolis Turners, Indianapolis.... t.Trt
Crescents No. 1, Indianapolis J.HtO
Paulnnna, Denver 164
Marlon Club No. 1. Indlanapolle J.6ij
S.-IM , ft
WITH TUB BOWLF.RS.
The Gate Cltys won two games from the
Omahss at the. Association alleya lat
night, but went all to-plcree In the final
round and the Colts added one more to
their string. QJIrde waa high man for the
evening, with one of the lowest totals ho
has rolled thla season. Score:
GATE CITYS.
1st. ?d. 8 d Total.
Chandler , 12 1SH 151 601
Bengtson 171 1 4Sl
Lucas m M irn
GJlrde , ...1S 177 1n 6:D
Jones jol 164 136 . 41
Totals
901
OMAHA S.
1st.
14
1
176
1S6
175
8f54 7.16 2.801
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8 d Total.
134 4M
133 4UI
1'!) v 4KI
201 1 610
152 621
Maurer .,,
Larson . .
Rea
Ohnesorg
Hughes .
Totals m 831 769 2,416
Captsln Mahoney's rabbit foot did not
work so well last night, although his men
did do some fine work, but It was not the
rabbit that did It and the Omaha Bicycle,
Company took three games. Foley toolc
all honors for the Gold Tops with a totsl
of 658 and Drink Coffee was high man for
his team, with an even 600. Tonight the
Independente and Cole-McKennas will
slay the pins. Score:
GOLD TOPS.
S d Total.
175 MS
225 65
170 55!
170 4'8
ISO 66
H. Prlmeau 2n 162
C. Prlmeau 172 161
Foley i8 221
Grotte 149 178
Mahoney 213
Totals 848 0,16 920 2,699
OMAHA BICYCLE CO.
1st. Sri. it TntHt
iveyi 175
Hinrlchs 178
Gilbreath l5
Drinkwater 181
Hull 1S3
216
19
169
232
178
2"t
136
1T7
1S9
Totals 8S2 98S 824 2,798
Ist night on the br. somen t alleys the
Green Rivers and Cubs piaved a double
header in which the Green Rivers took four
out of six games, which will help them up
the ladder a little. Gustafson was high
man for the cubs, with a total of 468, and
Captain Adklna took all honors with a total
of 478. Tonight the Beselins Mixers and
Tigers will play some ten pins. Score:
GREEN RIVERS.
.... 1U 2d. J.d Total.
Adklns 164 m 13 478
Straw 101 119 102 822
Biahop 144 127 119 890
Totala
409
CL'BS.
1st.
141
128
119
3S8
Ct.'BS.
1st.
152
130
13J
377 405 1,180
2d.
177
130
114
3 d Total.
150 464
130 3-S
103 S3G
Gustafson
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Jerpe
Totals
421 3S3 1,11)4
2d.
146
121
113
3 d Total.
1HB 467
141 401
155 407
Gustafaon
Loff
Jerpe ....
Totala 424 3i6 465 1,276
GREEN RIVERS.
1st. 2d. 8 d Total.
Adklna 14! 120 1'44 413
Coffee 150 1d6 129 435
Bishop m 142 156 " 468
Totals 459 418 429 J30
EVENTS ON TUB RUNNING TRACKS
Ralbert, to 1, Wins the Fourth Race
at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-Jockey Lel
bert waa today suspended for a week at
the fair grounds after the second race,
for the rough ride he gave Ben Wamsley.
a 50 to 1 shot. In the aecond race. Ben
Wamsluy finished third. The fourth race
waa won by Ralbert at 6 to 1. The favor
ite, Big lien, waa third. Results:
..V11. race' tnree furlongs, selling: Ellna
(106, Notter, 8 to 1) won: Kitty Fisher (113,
Mcol, i to 1) second; Exotic (112, Power,
8 to 1) third. Time, 0:3S. Gae, Yoseka,
Kuscana, Nellie Free, Nancy Blues. and
Essie also ran.
Second race, five and a half furlongs,
selling: Bobbin Around (112, McDsnlel, jl
to 6) won; Ncedmore (109, lieidel, 12 to 1)
second: Bun Wamaley 008, Lelbert, 60 to
1) third. Time, l;j2'.. Umpire, Major
Mack, Csar, Alcalde, Billy Starr, Rosy Boy,
Red Mill, Pink Cap, Calvin, Castllllun
and Prowler also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs, selling: Flax
man (109, Brussel, 8 to 1) won; Baloshed
(102, Howard, 4 to 1) second; Pvrtanla (108,
Koernor, 100 to 1 third. Time, 1:32.
Balnt Noel, Rappahannock, Daring, King
Cole, J. D. Dunn, Dapple Gold. Miltladea,
Waswift. Skyward, Abe Meyer and Wild
Irishman also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs. :iln: Ral
bert (105 Notter, 6 tu 1, on; Uoal Onyx
(108, Lelbert, 6 to 1) second; Big Ben (101,
Brussel, 9 to 5) third, lime. 1:17V. Artful
Dodger, Monere, Chief Hayes, Clifton
Forge, Posing, Refined and Alencon aUo
ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling: Ethel
Carr (92, Hwain, 13 to 6) won; Fred Mui
holland (100, Powers, 13 to 61 second; Cop-
Ker i3, Sumter, 8 to 1) third. Time, 1:178.
Llllochan, Clara Huron, Foxhall, Ed Kano,
Dick Rose and Mackert alxo ran.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling: Dr. McClure (113. McDaulel, 6 to
6) won; Bertha E. (100. Sumter, 12 to 1)
second; Sponge Cake (104, Murphy, 12 to 1)
third. Time, l:6v. Heart of Hyacinth,
Dereske, Paragon, Tinker and Cocksure
also ran.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 12.-8anta
Anita park results:
First race, five and a half furlongs,
purse: Merrill (10a, Moriarity, 12 to 1) won;
Stray (los. Miller, 9 to 20) second; Daisy
FroHt (HI, Ross, 12 to 1) third. Time, LOi.
Toddy Hodge, Bunnounce, Lord Rosslng
ton, Llabla, Dr. Soule, El Bernardino and
Kustlcua also ran.
Hccond race, three furlongs, purse: Bold
(103, Preston, 10 to 1) won; Palo Alto tl.ti,
Buxton, 8 tq I) second; Hteel (110, Dugan,
8 to 6) third. Time, 0:85.. Martin Beck,
Who, Right flort Cult Holland, Aleria,
lieydentu. Allan Lee, Live Oak, My Lady
Fair and Martion also ran. . .
Third race, seven furlongs, selling: Pon
totoc (luv, Miller, 4 to 6) won; Btoney Lee
(lwi, Schilling, 5 to 1) aecond; Bonnie
Prince Charlie (104, Blair, 8 to 1) third.
Time, 1:27. Lady Laughter, Hlrtle. Myriio
H., Bplnstrcss, Dr. Cook, Nellie ll.ckd.
Toller and Dewey alBO ran.
Fourth race, one mile, the Alhambra
handicap: Sydney F. (HI, Ross. 9 to 1) won.
Murk Anthony H (1(17. ilmiarltv t tr, 11
second, Marsier (103, Lloyd, 15 to 10) third,
'lime: Laa. Colonel Willie, Light Wool,
tiBHaaam sou Aisry a. also ran.
Filth race, mile and an eighth, selling:
Fasloao (107. Miller. 2 to 1) won, Bird of
Passage (loo. Shriner. 12 to 11 .-,-on,l Hinw
Spring (102, fcrooks, 4 to 1) third. Time:
UH- lianlada, Kelanco, C repp? a Beck
ham, Elle, Gentle Harry and Bualiwhacker
also run.
Bixth race, five and a hull (nrlnnc. ..:i.
Ing: Giovanni i'aWlo (104, Harty, 16 to 1)
won. Orcston Boy (107, Ros, 6 to 1) second,
Bucceed lllitlr, 6 to 1) third. Time:
LOiV Norwood, Ohio, Marlon Rose, Nonle
Lucille, Halion, Illusion, Bam Nicholas,
Koenigen Lulse and Aunt Polly also ran.
Seventh race, one mile and seventy ytirds,
selling: Hughes (87, Ferris, 15 to 1) won,
Gilpin (106, Booker, 7 to 1) second, Creel
viw, rv.irinrr, in it inira. 1 line: 1 :&o-.
Katie Powera, Delngree, Kebounder. Bister
Polly. Sam Rice. SHVoire Falre. Charlatan,
Fontioluca and Idalo also ran.
OAKLAND, Cal.. Feb. 14. Results:
First race, futurity course neiitmr- rti.i.
ford (lo7, Wright, 16 to 1) won. Pelham
(K7, Gilbert, 18 to 6) aecond, Mra. O Farrell
(I. Walsh, 8 to 1) third. Time: 1:15. Earn
barber, Wllmore. Miss Charity, Hilgert,
Lena S. and Royal N. also ran.
Second race, three furlona,- Lackvllle
(103. Walsh, 13 to 1) won. Collide m. Coles.
40 to It second. Little Jana (110. Hv.
17 to 10) third. Time: 0:375- Air. Lulu G.,
Mauretania. Queen Whims and Carinas
also ran.
Third race, futurftv course, selling- r..
chequer M. Butler, 7 to 1) won. Crystal
Wave (91. Walsh. 11 to ll second Rmmu
O. (96, Carroll, 2 to It third. Time: 1:16.
Zeltna. Abbey, Marian, l.oule, Duke of
Orlcana and Big Store also ran.
rourin race, one milo and a sixteenth,
Lathrop tiandlcap: Fred Bent (103, Kirch
haum. ll to 6) won. Hid Inf tut. k,...i,h!
1J to 61 aecond. Standover (90. Gilbert, 40
to 1) third. Time: 1:52. Captain Burnett.
Joe Coyne, Treasure tiecker and Celerea
also ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling: I.sst Go
(S3, Butler. 26 to 1) won. Senator Beckham
(11, Musgrave, 13 to I) second, Ranlord (3,
Gilbert, t to 1) third, Time: 1:4J!4. Wolf
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Sixth race, six furlongs, purse: Ruth W.
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(10,, Rice, 6 to 1) second, Belmcro (107,
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WOMEN TAKE INTEREST IV MAT
Fair Ones and Wrestlers Will Be Re
lieved of Smoke at Next Match.
OMAHA, Feb. 10. J. M. Glllan, Manaeer
Auditorium: As a patron of the wrestling
matchea you are promoting I would like to
register a slight "kick." My kick Is the
smoke nuisance, which ia allowed full
swing during the wrestling matches. 1
suppose that, not being a amoker, I notice
It a great deal more than one who doea
smoke, but It seems to me that a majority
of the patrons would be a great deal better
plpased if smoking in the Auditorium waa
cut out altogether. It will never cause me
to stay away from a match, but It has and
will continue to keep me from taking
ladies. Of course, It is a sporting event,
and men consider that they have a right
to smoke, but there are lota of ladles who
are admirers of wrestling who stay awuy
for no other reason than that they cannot
stand the smoke. That Is the only kick I
have; in fact, aside from thnt, I have noth
ing but words of praise for the way the
matchea are pulled off, and I think that la
the prevailing opinion. Wishing you suc
cess In the promotion of clean sport, I re
main, yours very truly. W. E. LEIDY.
War Eaglo and Burns will also enjoy tho
relief from the smoke. There la no ques
tion of tho baleful effect of smoke on a
wrestler, and at every match he enters
Burns lnvariubly requusts the men not to
smoke. The smoke fills the air and stlffles
the wrestlers, who, lit times, have hard
enoUgli time breathing anyway. After the
atruggle has progressed as far as th sec
ond bout, and for many wrestlers even
before that, wind Is at a premium, and If
the air taken into the limps is saturated
with smoke, It has. a deleterious effect and
may sometimes co.t tho wrestler a mutch.
Burns and Eagle are both In the pink of
condition. The big Indiun Is determined
to utilise the last pound and last vertigo
of his herculean weight and strength in
this contest. Burns is doing some tall
training and Is not disturbed ovec the out
come. No sporting event In Omaha has had
such ana dvonce sale, and It la no longer
a queatlon of ndvertlalng the event, but
how to cere for tho people who will want
to go. A box office has been placed al
the north cntmnce, which will bo open fur
all holdera of scats on the an na floor and
in the boxes. Those holding gallery tlcketa
may pas sthrough the north door on tlio
west end of the building, and those desiring
tickets will form In line and pass through
the other doors.
. Orders have been coming from all the
neighboring towns and the Indications are
the big building will he taxed to care for
tho people who want to see Farmer Burns
and the giant War Eagle wrestle for honors
and the coin.
NO 9IORI3 W,ORD PROM O'NEII,
asBsasnsaa -
Pa Is Sitting; Ry, Patiently Waiting; to
See What's What.
Pa Rourke has heardv nothing further
from Norria O'Nell, president of the West
ern league, and as none of the magnates
from other cities had shown up by noon it
was taken for granted that the annual
meeting which was scheduled for cither
Wednesday or Thursday would not be held
Wednesday. O'Nell has some scheme he
Is working through and is evidently hold
ing back the definite announcement of the
timo of the meeting until he lias his plans
perfected.
Hoodoo Follows Iowa.
IOWA CITY. Ia.. Feb. 12.-(8peclal.)-The
followers of athletlca at the I'nlverslty of
Iowa are looking for the Iowa hoodoo. In
a week foot ball and base ball teams have
Inst one of the moat valuable men In the
school, Knowlton, who was let out by the
faculty on account of alleged misrepresent
ations as to his eligibility; thn track squad
has lost two men, lilh-y and Stutsman, who
wero considered good for at least fifteen
points In the state meet and possible win
ners In the conference event; on the heels
of these calamities coms the news that
Ramsell, the tall centerof the basket bull
quintet, will be out of the gamo for the
rest of the season on account of a failure
to pass up all his work In the law depart
ment In a manner satisfactory to the
powers thnt be. The old adage, "It never
ralna but It pours," in requisition among
the fans. With the Urinnell game, only ten
days off, the task of developing a new
renter la a big contruct. Iowa has won
from Grlnncll once this year, the Congre
gatlonallKta won from Minnesota last week
and Minnesota on the next night won from
Iowa by a substantial margin. In tho light
of these facta the Old Gold Bound Is far
from confident of the outcome. of the game
on February 22. If Grlnncll wins It will he
necessary to play a third game to break the
tie.
Spencer May Join Oat laws.
SKtrx CITY, la., Feb. 12.-(8peclal.)
Manager Holmes of the Sioux City Packers
'" " ""l 'lit Menrv Spencer, an
outfielder bought from the 'Frisco club of
.. ....... : .o-iii leurtue, may Join the Cal
ifornia Outlaw league. The licus was con
tained in a letter from Danny Long of the
'Frisco club, who wrote the outlawa were
making inroads nn the coast league, as
well as the American and National leagues.
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The very fact that it resists all external applications, and ordinary treatments,
Is good reason fcr alarm, for the same perm which produces cancerous
ulcers is back of every old sore, and especially is this true if the trouble bo
from any inherited taint. Surface treatment cannot reach the trouble tho
blood is at fault and must be purified before a cure can be hoped for. In S. S S
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Fred Clark, first baseman, secured from
Shreveport In the Southern league, and
Catcher Jerry Bheehan have sent in their
signed contracts.
WEST IM)1.T COMES TO OMAHA
Boya Determined to Reverse Last
I Year's 'Reenlt.
The school on the' hill Is Justly proud of
Its basket ball boya, who are now working
hard in anticipation of the game with W4at
Point on Saturday. The visitors will be
given a warm reception when thev meet
the h'gh school lads, for the purple and
white was defeated luat year In West Point's
2x4 gymnasium. .
A large crowd of rooters will be out to
see the game, which will be preceded by a
fust contest between the seniors and sopho
mores for tho championship of the school. '
A big schedule of games waa arranged
for the winter, and from the hearty sup-
fiort offered by students and friends of thn
ligh school, it is evident that basket ball
will more than pay for Itself. And. better
yet, it Is sate to predict that Omaha la
on 'no way to the state champkinshlp,
which will be cinched by a fsw more such
victories as those over York, Lincoln and
Sioux City. .
Grlnaell Has Ball Ootloolt.
GRINNELL, Ia., Feb. 12. (Special. )-The
outlook of the Iowa college base ball team
Is not promising. Only four of laat year's
team 'ill be in the lineup thla spring,
Klein, Bander and the Barber brothers.
Smlthson, the southpsw, who played with
the team two yoars ago. has returned and
reported for early uractlce In the cage.
The most likely candidates for the positions
left vacant are McCarthy, Woodward,
Greenwood, Brunfluge, Karrena and Itogera.
Smlthson will probably he chosen captain
to succeed Fisher, who did not return last
Luther College I Schednle. .
DECORA H. Ia., Feb. 12. lSeclal.) The
schedule of the Luther college baoket ball
team for the remainder of the season was
announced yesterday as follows: February
13, LeamW Clarlf, at Decorah; February
22, Kt. Olaf, at Northfteld, Minn.; February
24, Minnesota Agricultural college, at St.
Paul; February 26, Leender Clark, at To
ledo, Ia.; February 20, (Joe. at Cedar Rap
ids; February 27 U. I. 1'., at Fayette.
Cornell Loaea Track Man.
ITHACA. N. Y Feb. 12.-Arthur L. Wil
goose, the Cornell distance runner, hag
been found deficient In his studies and
dropped by tho university. He inlawed a
large part of his last year's college ses
sion and was unable to make up the work.
Ills losa-ls the fifth the Cornell track team
has sustained within three weeks, wltlt
Alte and Lemohn being appointed Instruct
ors in the university and Townscnd and
Colpitis being dropped.
Ducks Coming; from tho Month.
Tha recent warm weather and the warm
rain have had a tendency to bring the
ducks from the south and several red
heads and mallards have been seen wan
dering around this section of Uie country.
Several of the well known hunters of
Omaha are daily waiting for advices from
along the Platte calling them forth to
meet the early bird.
Arthur Mats Llkra the Waves. '
Arthur Metx, president of the Inter-City
Base Ball league, writea to the sporting
editor of The Bee that he Is dally taking
plunges In the surf at Coronado Beach,
Cat., envying the ero weather at Omaha
and resting up for a strenuous season In
Omaha. He wilt en that he will take an
automobile trip Into Mexico before return
ing. Flshrr to' Coach Wabash.
SIOl'x' CITY, Ia., Feb. ltJ.-(Speclal.)
Johnny Fisher, formerly of Indianapolis
and later of Sioux City, has signed to
coach the base bull ten in of the "Little
Giants" at Wabash. Fisher has been let
out by the Sioux City management, and is
free to sign where he pleases. It Is p Toll
able that he will sign at Charlevol, Pa.
. George Uano Brings $7,500.
LEXINGTON, Ky.. Feb. 12. The featura
of today's horse sulcs here waa the dis
posal of G. J. and G. B. Cecil's stud of
Danville. Ky. The be Hi price whs for
George Gano, one of the best sons of Gam
brtta Wllkua, which was sold for $7,500 to
Walter R. Cox of Nashua, N. 11.
New Men fur Tbree-I League.
CLINTON, la., Feb. 12.-(Bpeclal.)-Tha
Clinton Three-J club haa signed Catcher
Jack Thclry of Binghitmtnn, N. Y., and
Heini and wall, Infielders. from Cleveland.
A Shooting; Hcrape -
with both parties wounded, demands Buck
Ion's -Arnica Salve. Heals wounds, sores,
burns or Injuries. 25u, For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Wuit for the big fire sale at Palace Cloth
ing Co. ,
"The Making ot a Millennium." Read It.
Rayner Talks on Currency.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Senator Rayner
of Maryland addressed the senate today
upon the Aldrlch currency bill. There was
a large attendance of both democrats and
republicans In the chamber, Including tha
leaders on both Aldco.
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o CHROMIC ULCERS