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HEAL ESTATE
CITY I'HOI'KHrV rOH I.E.
(Continued.)
, v REAL ESTATE
city rnoiM.ui v for hale.
(Continued )
STOVE REPAIRS
EXHIBIT COMING TO OMAHA
Albion Apartment House
WE liave In stock (no delay) repairs for
eviry make of furnac, strain or i -t wattf
hosier, water f.-c-nte.
OMAHA STOVE KKI'AIR WORKS,
l.'.'ii-ui Lou.it SI.
Telephone!: Bell, Doug. Ind., AS8ZL
94
Kational Society for Prevention
Tubercnloi Snds Lecturer.
of
10th and Pacific Streeis
TTTH OMAHA PA! IT BF.E: FRIDAY. RKPTEMHER 2.'. 100.
LOTS IN
1
i
v
Council
Bluffs
MIDWAY BETWEEN HEART OF TWO
CITIES, OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS,
8 MINUTES FROM 14TII AND DOUGLAS.
Saturday, Sept. 26
And Sunday If You Can't Come Before
: - $50 to $150
All
Day
50 Lots, ,
100 Lots,
Each
$75 to $175 Each
; The choicest lots in Home Place Addition. Twenty
new houses built here in the last few months.
100 Lots, - $150 to $400 Each
Broadway. Street newly curbed and
" paved. Lots on grade. Model home sites.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Florence company tu IMiuy A.
Wood. part lot 24. Florence Heights. 1,SU
Ella Hi'" and husband lu liliam
S. I re, lot 09, Fairmount place 4.04)
Jai ob Slosbutg Hiu! wile l Lzoch
Mavei.s. part lot . block 4 Omaha. 4. OH)
Patterson 1-and company to Parkway
Heal Estate .oiuhuj', lot . block
A, Saunders c Htmcbaugh a addi
tion Ehbu M. Llndqulst to Mary H. Hoke.
lolB t and 7, hlork 3, Bowling; Oreen
und o'.lirr lots iu
John M. Daugnerty and wife to Mary
Gahlon, lots 1 and 14, block ,
Carthago addition
Levi D. Garner and wife to John P.
Oinbeuk, lot 21, block i. Melrose
Hill
Elizabeth Kountie Real Estate com
pany to Maynard H. Copcland, lot
4. block 22, Kountie place
Ze'.lu Bcrka and husband to John W.
Landgrof. lot 4. block 11, Pratt's
subdivision
Lillian C. Kills and husband to Mabel
Tvfii.8, part blink 5, Maryavllle addition
Mabel Twlss to Jane Twlss. samp ....
Jacob Hahn nnd wife to William.
Redgwlck, nVj of lot 2, Fhelan a
addition '
Robert Houghton to Rrldgett A.
Mitchell, lot Id. Frederick's addi
tion 2,8:5
Dennis Cunningham and wife to Wil
liam H. Kasterday, lot 4, block 4,
Cunningham & Brennan's addition.. HoO
J. II. Merchant and wife to Byron
Keed company, part lot 1. Mock
71. also wS lot 7. block 1K44, Omaha. 2
The. Franklin Realty company to Krlc
Johnson, part lot 1, Tukey's replat.. im
Tukey Land company to Deborah
LOCAL SOCIETY MAKES PLANS
Impetus (.Men in Motrttirsl by Mate
nrnl nf Ylaltlnsi n rc thai Seven
ae of Tnbereolnsle lle el
oped In Omaha Recently.
H0
8l
900
45u
3,200
f-1
it:- ..
Perfect Title
Free Abstracts
Warranty Deed
$1-22 Down-Sl-oo Per Week
, UNTIL PAID.
IT PAYS THE LANDLORD IT WILL PAY YOU
A Few 5 and 7-Room Cottages
$100 Down and $10 Per Month
Donovan, lot 7. block 1. Clifton Hill..
Mates C'harvnt and wife to Anton
Malck, lot 13. block S. Brown Park..
Anton Malek and wife to Mntei
C'harvat. one-half lot 13. block 8,
Brown Park
Lillian C. Kilts and husband to
Martha A. Unxtrn, lot 3. block 17,
Bedford plnce
C. George Oarlberg and wife to Con
tinental Trust company, lot 1, block
1, Carthage
1.1'X)
1
1
2,250
28
Total t?3 147
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICIO OF THE SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Omaht, Nebraska, August t, ltsja
To the 8lo kholders:
Notice Is Lereby alven, that tie annua)
meeting of the stockholders of The Sioux
CUy and Western Railway company witi
be held at the office of the company in
South Sioux City, Nebraska, at ten (10)
o'clock a. m., on Thursday, October 1, 11W8,
to elect directors for the ensuing year and
to act upon the question of selling: the
railiuad property and franchise of this com
pany to the Chicago, Burlington &, yulncy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease to
sold company, and for the transaction of
such other business aa may legally come
before the meeting.
By order of the Board of Directors.
W. P. DURKER.
Secretary.
Aid tot
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
How to Reach the Place:
Take Omaha and Council Bluffs Car, pet ovi at ,T2d street,
ralk on block South to Broadway and you will see our office
second house to the wosi. '
GREENSHIELDS
EVEREST CO.
&
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, I'nited States military prison.
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. September 23.
190H Scaled proposals, in triplicate, will be
received at this office until 10 a. m. Octo.
ber 14, 190S. for construction of one stable
to Rccommodntn 100 animals, at this prison.
Plans, specifications, etc., will be furnished
upon receipt of a deposit of lo.OO, which
amount will be refunded upon receipt of
plans, etc., In this office. Information fur
nished upon application. Thomas H. Slav
ens, Major and yunrtermaster, I'nited
States Army, Constructing Quartermaster.
S.2o-gft O.K'-n
RAILWAY TIME CARD
The commltte of fifty of the locl 8 clety
I for the Hturty and Prevention of Tubercu
losis held a meeting at the Commercial
club rooms Thursday afternoon and Chair
man J. L. Kennedy was authorised t'i ap
point four committees to arrange for the
exhibit from the national society. Tills
exhibit Is now In Omaha and will be ready
for the public during the first week of
October. Pr. M. P. Ravcnel, It was an
nounced at the meeting, will be here to
speak during the exhibition. Ir. Rnvenel
is professor of pathology In the I'nlverslty
of Wisconsin and is rccognlfed as an au
thority upon the study and prevention of
tuberculosis.
Numerous talks were made at the meet
ingall along the sMTe line to encourage
the exhibit nnd endeavor to awaken the
public to the dangers of tuberculosis and
to create a sentiment which would tend to
prevent the disease.
Miss Crosby of the Visiting Nurses In
formed the meeting that since September 1
seven cases of tuberculosis which originated
In Omaha had como to her notice.
It was the opinion of those who talked
that Nebraska and Omaha are very health
ful, and while the death rate from tubercu
losis some years ago was one-fourth lower
than California, the time to get busy is
now. Very few cases originate in this
tate, but the fnct that Miss Crosby dis
covered seven since September 1 gave Im
pulse to the Interest for a general schooling
In the line of prevention.
Kxhlhlt Will Travel.
The exhibit, which is now in Omaha, will
be taken to other towns In Nebrnska and
to Oklahoma and Knnsas. Competent
surgeons will be here when the exhibition
is put on and will delivpr lectures on the
study and prevention of the disease. The
exhibit is to be a school. The object Is to
educate the people how to live to prevent
the disease, as veil as how to cure it.
The prevention, however, will be more of
a feature than the cure.
The speakers were Dr. W. L. Cosper of
the national association, Drw A. D. Cloyd,
Dr. S. R. Towne, Dr. C. J. C. Sward, secre
tary of the Board of Health; Dr. Millard
Langfeld, Dr. R. C. Moore, Dr. Milroy,
Robert Cowell, Colonel T. W. McCullough
and John L. Kennedy. '
Considerable time was devoted to a ques
tion of the cure of tuberculosis, but at the
conclusion of the meeting It had been set
tled the prevention of the disease was far
more Important than the discussion of its
cure. The committee will have a booth on
the carnival grounds and will distribute
literature prepared by the State Bourd of
Health.
In this climate with the hot weather that
has been prevailing l!ie lust two weeks,
anil hy ninny It Is believed their visit fore
casts a cooler wave coming They usually
do not appear until bite In the fall. They
departed eventually for the south. Platts
nvnith Journal.
The state game l.w says "ten Fese and
fifty other birds may bo In your fosesslon
at one time, except that but ten chickens
or grouse may be In your possession at one
time." The Ttridgrpnrt nlmrods who went
out with full confidence In the state law
arid trusting in Its truthfulness, now say
the whole thing Is a delusion and a fake.
A party of sharpshooters, who went out
one day this week, ret tuned In the evening'
footsore nnd weary, reporting that cne
skunk was the only game bagged, and that
there wns not a chicken or grouse to be
found. And then, when their attention was
called to the ten grouse promised by the
state law, they went out Into the darkness
and swore softly to themselves. Ten grouse
and fifty other birds. Indeed! Bridgeport
News-Blade.
GREGORY PREPARES FOR RUSH
South Dakota City Makes Bendy to
Kntertaln Crorrds at land
It rglstra t Ion,
GRKGORY, S. D., Sept. U (Sp.-clal.)-E,
O. Culp. manager and owner of the Gregory
Opera House, Is In Omaha and Sioux City
purchasing beds and bedding to fill the
house at this point to be used for the ac
commodation of the public during the rush.
The house will hold about 2n beds. C. N.
Wolfe & Co. will fill their Immense Ware
house with bds for the crowds that will
be here during the opening. The Protest
ant churches will use their buildings as
lodging houses to help accommodate the
transients. In addition to this all the pri
vate houses In town will open their doors
to the wayfarer so that no one who comes
to Gregory to register need fear having to
slay out all night for want of a place to
uleep. The Methodist Episcopal church peo
ple will have a large eating house and will
serve hot meals to 1.10 at each sitting, A. F.
Mattlson will also put In a rooming houje
nnd will care for 75 people.
The electric street lights are being In
stalled and will be In service this week.
Festoons of electric lights will be strung
across the street at the crossings and will
make the town as light as day. The city
fathers are also putlng down another well
eight feet square which will add to the al
ready abundant supply of good water for
the thirsty. At the election held Monday
the people voted to adopt the form of a city
government. Tho city will be well policed and no dis
order is expected during thp rush. Thesb
preparations with the work that has beer,
going for months getting the town In shape
to handle large crowds assures the public
that it will be well cared for at this poin'
during the rush.
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S16,000.00
ConslBtltiR of six, 5-room and liatli apnrtmeats tach. finished in
oak and birch, always rente d to desirable tenants, never vacant.
This bulldinK cost more to build a few year nno than you can buy
It and ground for at this time.
Owners must cell and you will receive more than lOCp net on your
Investment. If you are lucky enough to set it.
Annual income $2,430 per year; deducting taxe. Insurance aud all
expenses, you will have a net balance of $1 .070.602.' '
f 8,000 cash, balance 6. See this at once. Don't bother the tenantB.
Hastings St Heydcn
1704 Karnam Street, !?ce Building.
E5ZS
9
CRIBTHER DUCKS THE JOB
Too Smart to Take Democratic State
Committee Chairmanship.
SAME OLD TOM ALLEN AFFAIR
551 WEST HKOADWAY.
L1SV your property with Chris Boyer, Z2d
and Cuniliig Sts. . tl Zll
1I-:W St. Louis flats and a 10-room house,
all modern, for Kale cheap; leaving city;
Sea owner, 1016 Marttiu Ht. iHM
NICK JIOMB
Neir llsnscom park, fine modern, every
convenience, good barn, $u,7o0.
. . U. T. UKAHAM,
Poo Bldg. Phone Doug. 1538.
(13) 132
BOTH PHONES 15.
(!) 207-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS
yoH PALE-Neat 7-room house, east-front
lot, at 26'J S. JOth Ave. 1,;00, Hequlres
about t4uu cash, balance monthly. U. M.
Bachniann, 4Stl Paxton Block.
(19.-M3U
tl6,(XO
Will buy brick business property rented
for $2,4"0 a year.
THOMAS BBUNNAN.
Room L New York Uta Oldg.
Uit)-in4
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HANOI LAND FDR SALS
Colorado.
GOOD ARMINO LAND Near Denver,
Greeley dUtrUst; wU 26 to 4u feet; abun
dance of moisture; eneral farming, lu
tiudliig cora aisini sue crop pay for
faf in.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.,
fe Brails Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
... ... lIAuJ
Improved Omaha property.
X. Life Bid.
m)-a;r
LOANS on
O'Keefe K, h. Co.. 1UU1 N
'"" . Iowa.
1 1
J'OU SALK A fine iiO-acre farm, about
4 V tulles from the postofflce; good
load, good nelgliborhood and good build
Inge of all kinds; V acres In bearing
fruit; 1 acre in alfalfa; 5 acrea lit pus
lure and S acres In cultivation; only
I3.000.UU; will take a small piece of Im
proved property In' Omaha, South Omaha
or lou lull liiuna in p.n I'nyiiiem, ui
t'OO.OU caah down; balance in easy pay
ments at per cent inlerwst. Oeorge
O. Clark. 1 Pearl Street. Council Bluffa.
i;o Mi3I :ix
oat Daaofaw
INFORMATION OF TRIPP COUNTT
OFiiNINd.
The registration for the Tripp county land,
comprising l.oOo.utx) acres of fertile lands,
will begin October i and continue until
the 17tU. This land is even t e;t. r than
the Kosubud. "Gregory county," whlca le
' now stilling tor from li.twtt to llu."Jj per
quarter. ...
Vad 600 for map. tand laws, preslibnta
proolamailoa and othor tnfurmation. Buy
your llckela to Ualiaa, tae uiily H. H.
town near the Und. The Dallas Real
Lalate Co.. Dallas. 8. D , ooe of the old
est leal eataie turns in Tripp county.
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Local bl2:30 pm b 1:40 pm
Illinois Central
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Minn. -St. Paul Llm ..a 8 00 pm a 8:30 am
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Chicago, Rock Island A 1'nclOo
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Chicago Limited a 3:00 am all:05 pn
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perry Local 615 pm all:Oj am
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tmro $IO.0.d. promptly. F. D,.W.d. t,"'.!.:::::. am S f.S
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i chlcugo Special a ti:ou pm a 8:23 am
BL Paul-Mlnu. uminus. pio. a 8:0 J ant
GOMPERS ANSWERS QUESTIONS
Demoernts Are Tlrrd of Ilelnn
Itullled by Hran ami Ills
llro(her-ln-l,oT, but (nn't
llel The in selves.
"Chris Guenther was too sipart to take
the clialrmunplilp of tho democratic state
committee."
That Is the statonv nt of a democrat who
Iiir the announcement of the vote the elec
tion was made unanimous hIhT tho conven
tion then adjourned sine die.
Admits HIs Hesponsl- ' knows the Incido working of the democratic
Mlltj for All Editorials In Amer
Labor Leader
state committee.
Irnn Federat lonlst. uruentner count have nnd the cliairman-
tcisiiiw.ii' Sent 54 Cnmnlvimr "hip If !' hud fought for It. even If
with the Instructions of Chief Justice
FIVE PER CENT
money to loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMAS BHEN.NAN,
Room 1. New York Ufa Bldg
lS)-27
WANTED City loans.
Peters Trust Co.
t22)-20
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. ViJi lainam SL
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PAYNE. BOSTWICK U CO.. N. V. Life.
Private money, SjuO to J5.0O0. Low rata
4!
MONEY TO BUILD.
36O0 to 1200,000 at current rate.
W. H. THOMAS, 603 First Nat Bank Bldg.
(22) 283
CHEAPER FOREIGN POSTAGE
Only Two Cents to Rend Letter to
England After First of
October.
Two Important rulings . have Just been
announced by tho Postofflce department
which will become effertlvfi October 1.
These are n reduction- et- letter postage to
England to 2 cents and "Yeductlon of the
postage on parcels sent y mall to Italy
and other foreign countries.
The postage on letters to Great Britain
and Ireland from and after Cvtoberil will
be put 2 cents for each ounce or fraction
of an ounc?. The reduction of the rate
Is the result of an agreement between the
postal administration of the kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland and the Post
office department of the United States.
Under this agreement the rate of
postage on letters to Great Brit
ain and Irelandn Is the same as
prevails in the United States, and hence
It will not cost any more to send a letter
to Iindon. England; Glasgow, Scotland, or
Dublin, Ireland, from Omaha than It will
to send one to Florence, Council Bluffs or
South Omaha.
An Illustration nf the effects nf tho par
cels posts system of the foreign countries
and the interchange of parcels by postal
routes between tho United States and for
eign countries is shown In the order of the
Postofflce department, which permits par
cel post packages for Ituly to be sent for
12 cents per pound or fraction of a pound.
This is 4 cents cheaper than parcels can be
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS., lt4 KARNAM
(22) 286
LOWEST RATES Bemia.
Pazton Block.
(22 ffll
MONEY TO LOAN-Payna laveatment Co.
22)-2t4
R?AL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED, TO BUY-6-room house; must
be close to cur and partly modern; can
pay iLint cash and $15 per month. JL'l
Neville Hlk. (23) M223 27
WANTEDTO BORROW
Wyoaalas.
TUBLIC LAND OPENING
100 ooe acre of rich Irrigated land. In the
Eden Valley of southern Wyoming per
petual water rights lurmsneu mn.eis
under Carey act of conrea. The great
est opportunity ever offered cltlsena ol
t!. U.; buu by llis Kdcral gjvera
ment and state of Wyoming to own a
lie. Irrigated farm, cheap ra'.e excur
sions. For full particulars write or see
the Ulobe I -and ana Investment Co.. jx4
K. Uta UL. Omaha. Neb, Uu)-Maii
MUetlUsMU. ,
NEBRASKA-COLORADO LANDS.
JG0.0OU acree of western Nebraska and east
ern Colorado improved and unimproved
lands at tti to tla per acre; any siav trsou
Fine crops. Write or oorae and s ui
Globt L-tnd and Investment Co Jl2 el.
Uik H omaha. 30)-l7
PARTY having ll'o.OOO to loan at 6H per
cent or better can secure gilt edged first
mortgage loan to run 10 years or more;
uiniuealiom-d security. Address Y 134. care
Bee. tatl-MISS 2tf
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for Zd-band furniture, car
pels, clothes and shoea Tel. Douglaa UtTL
RIGHT prices paid for 2d-hand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Keij
6401. (25) W
Clabaugh of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, President Samuel Oom
pers of the American Federation of Labor
today made reply to questions of Attorney
Davenport for the prosecution concerning
some of the editorial expressions of tho
current September Issue of the American
Federatlonlst bearing on the contempt pro.
ceedlngs growing out of the Bucks Stove
company case against the federation offi
cials. The testimony is being taken before
Examiner Harper. Mr. Davenport recur
red several times to the previous testimony
of Mr. Gompers. Mr. Ralston, counsel for
Mr. Gompers. protested against this
course. Mr. Ralston said that the respon
dent had been willing from the first to
admit all the substantial charges.
The questions which had been objected
to vyere not repeated to Mr. Gompers until
the close of the day and Mr. Gompers,
then but under protest, acknowledged full
responsibility for all the editorial utter
ances of the magazine.
With these admissions obtained Mr. Dav
enport closed his examination In chief of
Mr. Gompers and It was announced that he
would he questioned tomorrow In his own
behalf by Mr. Ralston.
PRESIDKXT'S HEBt KK TOO MILD
Attorney (irnernl of Oklnhnma For
nlshra Additlonnl Fnct.
GUTHRIE, Okl., Sept. 24. "President
D.wiaAitnli ' BlotiMiionf r nnrftrnlnry fl.it'f rnnr
HaRkell'a alleged Standard Oil protect! I 1,r'nn iwanU'' hi" "le committee was
t,i-n ii. uiiui-i siaiui, unu so lie Ih stl I
Bryan's most intimate frlrnd did not want
him. But he knows the sentiment In Ne
braska better than liny other official of
the state committee. He has been organiz
ing Bryan volunteers for several months
and ha failed to enlist as many as 1,00).
"Gruenther hud the enmity of the old
machine democrats. If he failed to carry
the state, then he was done for.
"The selection of Tom Allen nguln to
manage the campaign Is un Interesting
story. Arthur Mullen of O'Nell wanted
the Job. So did H. II. Hanks of Otoe county,
while W. -II.-Thompson of Grand Island
almost prayed for It, so he could one again
get back into tho party councils.
"Mullen wns tho candidate of Dun Steph
ens, who wanted It but knew he could not
land the Job. Edgar Howard went to Lin
coln with a knife a foot long for Stephens.
The committee also had It In for Stephens
because he dragged the members into the
Howard-Latta fight. The rank nnd file
of tho committee was anxious to elect
Gruenther, but with Thompson, Mullen,
HiinkM and one other opposed to him, the
committee feared to act and finully seeing
a big fight ahead, Gruenther said he would
not accept the job.
Tom Allen in Left.
"All the candidates could unite against
Gruenther but they could not unite for any
one In the combine. So that left Tom
Allen. The state committee did not want
Tom Allen. But he Is the broi licr-ln-la w
of Mr. Bryan and that settled it. Mr.
Wi:T VIRt.lMt KlUllr AT F.li
Republican Fncllons Aaree Upon W,
K. tilnssrork for (.overnor,
CHARLESTON.' W. Va., Sept. 34. The
bitter feud In the republican party in West
Virginia following the. dual conventions
and rival state tickets placed In the field
last July, headed respectively by Secretary,
of State Charles W. Swisher and State Au
ditor Arnold C. Schorr, was ended tonight
when following .the . withdrawal of Swisher
Monday night, Mr. Schorr and his fell iw
candidates on the 1 .Incoln republican ticket
agreed to retire In favor of the new candi
date of the regular republican, William
F. Glasscock. Tho other state candidates
of the regular faction as nominated" hera
la.t July.
The Ktatc ticket as It now stands follows:
Governor William F. Glasscock of Mm
ongahela county.
Secretary of State Stuart B. Reed of
HairiHou county. ,
Auditor John 8.- Darst of Jackson
county. - '
Superintendent of Schools M. F. Saw
key of Kan. i vi ha county.
State Treasurer E. L. Iong of McDowell
Attorney General William G. Conloy of
Preston county,
county.
seems to me a very mild rebuke," declare 1
Charles West, democratic attorney general
of Oklahoma, when shown the president's
litter to William J. Bryan by an Associ
ated Tress representative tonight.
Mr. West's statement In full is as fol-
sent by pest from point to point In the j lows:
I'nited Stutes, the home rate being 18 cents
per pound. The limit of weight of parcels
to Italy and other foreign countries Is
eleven pounds at the 12-cent-per-pound rate,
while within the United States the limit Is
four pounds at 1 cents per pound.
(hail mu n.
"ehullenbergcr would have been better
satisfied with another chairman, but Un
close friend of Mr. Bryan, Mayor Duhl
man, did not Intend to let Shallenborger
get the whip hand In the organization of
the party.
"So as usual tho campaign will be con
ducted In the intercut of Mr. Bryan and
Mr. Shallenberger will have to do the best
he can.
"Thompson and Allen fixed It tip and
Thompson proposed Allen's name and that
IIOY THE VICTIM OF A BI .TO JUT
Left Mrnndeil at lira Moines While
Mnroutr for . ehrllitLn.
DES MOINES, la.. . Sept.. J4.tSpedal
Telegram.) From., yesterday morning till
noon today Albeit Lingenfelter, a 15-year-old
hoy, now on ills way to his home In
Grundvit'W, Neb., waited at the Rock Island
station for H. M. Miller of Peoria, III. He
Is sliil waiting, but in the matron's room
at the police station, and the police sre
waiting for Miller. According to the boy,
Miller took ull Ids money when they met
by chance In Peoria, bought him. a ticket
to lies Moines, and suid he would meet him
her" and pay the money back.
Cured Hay Ff.r ana onmrr Cold.
A. J. Njsbaum, Batosvlllo, Ind., writes:
"Last year I Buffeted for three months with
a summer cold so distressing that it In
terfered with my business. I had many of
tho tymptoins of hay fever and a doctor's
prescripitno did not reach my case; and
1 look several medicines which seemed to
only aggravate iny case, vortunately I in
sisted uptm having Foley's Honey and Tar
In tiio yello v package and It quickly cured
me. My wife bus since used Foley's Honey
and Tar with the suiuv success. ' AJ1 druggists.
xit Angeles Laumeu.. a- s.jo put u:j pm
Overland Limited al0:0 pa. a 8.23 am
Fast Mall J Co Dm
Bloux City Local a 2:o pm a :;o am
Twin City Limited a 8:i"0 nm a $:u0 am
Norfolk-iionosteel am a6:.0im
Ltnooln-Long Pine a 7:40 am al0:ji am
Deadwood-Llncoln a 3:00 pm a 6.-0 pm
Casper-Lander a 3:Gu pm an: 20 pm
llasiings-tiupurior b 1:00 pm b t:M prrt
Fremont-Albion o a.-M im d i;je i,m
Wabash
St. Louis Express a 6:30 pm a 9:26 am
St. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) a 8:00 am aU:15 pra
Standbeiry Local ifrom
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 cm il0:li am
BtRLIKGTOJI STA. IOTH MASON.
The president's statement as to the
Prairie OH and Gas company's suit is less
than the whole mutter In Its Iniquity, be
cause on the 23d of April, I had Informed
the governor thut the action taken by the
Prairie company was Illegal and should be
enjoined and that 1 had broUHht an Injunc
tion suit. At that time. April 23, the gov-
wnn. tt'llh tfle HB fO the HlCBMlitV
WOMAN BEATER GOES TO JAM ' 'f the action and approved the bringing settled it. The campaign will be the usual
of the injunction, 'ire flay the governor Allen campaign. Democrats are tiled of
left the suite to go to Denver mi rrairie thl, n i,ran,i ,.r ..iin , .
company Blurted its trespass. This. I be- )" All,n ,'rlan, "f I'olitit f., but as Bryan
lieve, was prearranged between the gov- Insists on that kind of politics, he will
ernor and the 1'rairie company, as tha ! have to take the consequences."
I raine company iubiiiu me my nig, i.i u
pipe line during the absence of the gov
ernor from lite state,
r aired the governor on the first of July
asking whether he had given tile Prairie senator Mepbenson'a Candidate for
Oil company permission to build Its line. Chairman Wins In Wisconsin.
'.'V "" "'.. "j-. 'i . .u.v. " iiaimhov wi.
Bnrltontoa
Denver California.
Northwest Specll ....
Black Hille
Nortuwest Express...
Nebraska points
Nebraska Express ....
Lincoln Fast Mail
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Schuyler-Plattsmouth
bellevue-PlaUsniouth
PUltsmouin-iowa,
Dos Catcher Who Kicks and CnrTs
Companion (ieta Mxty
na?. (
Having succeeded In escaping sentence
on several trials for assault while engaged
in his occupation of dog catcher during
the summer months, Chatles Mitchell, a
negro, was sentenced to sixty days in Jail
by Judgti Crawford Thursday morning, for
LA FOLI.KTTK'S MAX UFFEATED
steal of answering it. he said that he was -lAiMbO.N. His., .Sept. 24. The majority
safis.'le.l that the Prairie company would report of tho platfi rm i oniinli tee was unan-
not violub- the la.
assault upon Rose Willis, a colored woman J Between the 22d of April and the 2d of
Julv, Governor liasaen receiveu nu uice
with whom Mitchell has been living.
The assault occurred on August 27 when
the Willis woman attempted to telephone
to the police station to complain of Mitch
ell's treatment of her, whereupon Mitchell
knocked her down and kicked her, fractur
ing several ribs and inflicting a cut on her
head with the telephone, from the result
of which injuries the woman only recently
was reb-ased from the hospital.
In a Rapidly Growing;
Mr.te.
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tools. S. B. G.. Holsington. Kan.
t2o)-.MlS3 27x
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WANTED TO RENT Two nicely furnished
rooii with board, within walking dis
tance. Addiess L lt7, care Bee. ,
(2) ItS 24x
FURNISHED flat, for the winter, by
Couple without children; good location
rc fore nee will be given. Addresa L ilo.
care Bee. , (1) M710
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Denver l.imitea
Chicago Special
Chicago Express ....
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Local
St. Louis Express.
WHEN writtrsg tq advertisers, kindly men.
tiun The Bee.
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dress J-1S2. Ckre Bee 26) M2i4 26
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position where h) can earn b.ard
and room and small sum at three or tour
hours' work. Address H-1S1, care Bee.
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months' experience; wanting to learn
trade. Address Y M, care Bee.
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WANTED By young married mar. posi
tion In office; speuks high and low Ger
man; Al penman; operaies typewriter;
very best references. Postofflce Bi.x fiju
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Leavo. Arrive.
..a 4:lu nm a 3:50 ptr i
..a 4.10 om a t.10 put
..a 4:10 pm a 8.10 pm
,..all.i9 pm a 9:u uuj
..a 8:46 am a .ir p a
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..b3:lopm bl0:i0 aiu
..a 8:(A) pm a 8: am
..o :l am Be Decent And now a word nf Advice
'.".'.c ilii'pm cVp, whlrh 1 1"lp the '("tor win Pardon, as It
..a 4:lu pin a 7.u6 a in ! does not really belong In the news Items:
" "l p'a Don't turn your domestic animals loose en
..a ti:30 pm a S:So aln I J'0llr nf,iKllbor when you go visiting. Muddy
..a 9:1 am all m am I Tracks, Stockville Repuhllcan-Faber.
..a 4:4a Dm all-rut u
Kansas City & St. Joe..al0:4i pm a tm am I
Kansas City & St. Joe. .a 9:15 am a 6.10 pn, Co and See Will the Columbus society
Kansas City at St. Joe. .a 4:45 om women wear sheath gowns on Frontier
WEBSTER ITA. 16TH Jt WEBITER. j day"' ,',"b'r 1 and " 1 llavp h1'" asked
inai question ny s-verai rrienus rrom over
the state, but I cannot definitely answer.
A little bird has whispered that four of
the new-fangled dresses will ue worn by
handsome home women on that occasion
and they do say that the silt down, the side
will expose some kalbo as attractive as any
ever seen In gay Paree. We advise our
friends to come and sea for themselves.
Columbus Telegram.
Pelicans Go South A pretty and unusual
sight for this time of year was witnessed
this morning when a large flock of pelicans
circled, and wheeled over the city for some
time. They presented a fine spectacle as
tr..'n. n n as his lcaal advisor as to the mat
ter, !nd If he had received advice from
his assistant attorney general he did nit
do me the honor of submitting the same to
me.
When he heard of the bringing t the suit
he directed the acting governor to order
mo to dismiss the suit nnd Indulged in in
solent language to the effect that be wou d
not tolerate any proceedings by me g
o. ui m his directum. The use of this in
sulting language regarding me. together
uduen mange ol nean oeiweeu
Willi tils s
" -" ! Ur.l lull.- ,viil.!if'e- lbiit some verv
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY deVp and controlling motive of a personal
nature was back ol bis action.
.t.. .. .... The only person that the prohibitions
Ualnt and Cnrlons Features of Life; ,,,' ,hH standard Oil coinuaiiv
Missouri Fuel Be
Auburn Local b 3:60 pro bl 1:26 am
Chlraaro, Ml. Paul, Mlaaeapolls a
Omaha-
Leave.
Arr.'vn
TVln City Passenger. ...b 6:30 am b 9:10 bni
Sioux Citv Passenger.. .a 2:00 pm al0:50 am
Emerson Local c 6:45 am c 6:66 pm
Emeitvn Local b f 45 im b 9;lu am
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday,
day only, d Da'ly excett Saturday.
c Sun
e Daily
OCEAN STEAMERS
and that he hazarded as much as he d.d
for them at ter nis suuaen cnange oi ueari,
supplies the necessary factor tor any in
telligent man to reckon whether the gov
ernor of Oklahoma has a leaning toward
the Standard Oil company and therefore
the president's statement seems to me a
very mild rebuke.
' CHARLES.-'. WEST,
Attorney General of Oklahoma.
Wayne to Receive Tuft.
WAYNE, Neb., Spt. 2t. (Special.)
At a meeting of the executive committee
of the Wayne Taft club held last even
ing arrangements were perfected for the
Taft meeting to be held here September
30. The Wayne Commercial club band has
been secured, badge ordered and ar
rangements made for closing the schools
temnorartlv on that date. Judge W. F.
Norrls. ex-State Senator John T. Bressler
and Judge A. A. Welch Were selected a
the rectptlon committee to meet the Tsft
party at Wakefield. It Is expected that
4.000 people will be In the city on that
date to see the next president.
imously adopted in the republican candi
dates' convention here today, utter a three
hours' bitter debate on the floor. A minor
ity report, favoring the Mary Ann primary
election Idea of the first and second choice
and a revision of the tariff by an Imposi
tion or such duties us will equal the differ
ence of the cost of production at home and
abroad, was defeated.
The platform says In part.
"We favor the physical valuation of rail,
way property as an clement in fixing rea
sonable rates; we also favor publicity of
campaign contributions, and- the election
of United States senators by direct vote of
the people."
Reference Is made to the primary eledirn
law as follows:
"We believe, that demoralizing expendi
tures of money in the primary election
would be restrained were due publicity
given to such expenditures prior to ueh
election."
FJ. A. Edmonds of Appletun, United States
Senator Isaac Stephenson's candidate, was
elected state chairman on the third ballot
receiving sixty-eight votes to forty-six for
A. C. Backus Follettei und eight for
lormcr inairman W. D. Conner. Follow.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
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Low rutes; fast time: excellent service. Asa : their white feathers g listened and glinted
any tick-t .'rl j ln the .. Considerable speculation
3S tm, Clark Si. Ckicazo. IU, 1 ' Indulged ln to how the come to be
Advertise ln The Bee, the paper that goes
Into the homes of the best people.
(aasat In the Art
nd arrested by Dr. King's Niw Life Plla,
bilious headache quits anJ liver and bowels
act right. &. Fur sale by Beaton Lrug
PERSONALPARAGRAPHS
C. 11. King, president of the Omaha Wool
market left Thursday for Wyoming.
A. D. Lane of the Nebruska Telephone,
company leaves Thursday night for Chi
cago. 1 1. E. Detrick of York, T. D. Preece of
Battle Creek. George Endors of Soda
Springs and Marie Evers of Jensen; Neb.,
are al the Murray.
Capiat W. F. Clark, paymaster I'nited
States army, formerly stationed at Omaha
army headquarter, la under orders to re
tort for duty at Kansas City, Mo after
Ictoher 1.
II- M. Bluer nf Abilene, Alma Neilsen of
oxford, Idaho; Heher Anderson of Salt
Lake. John Lepary of Western, Idaho, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hlbbs of Norfolk are
at the Millard.
E. C. Gates of Fort Scott. M. B. Carpen
ter of St. Paul. W. V. Wells of Bfoomrield
Mr. und Mrs. J. C Hart of Denver, R R
Haze of Portland. S. B. Rill of Sterling,
Colo., are at the Henshaw.
J. F. Ovr-rfleld. W. M. Litchfield of Iln
dependencH, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Hiuhlcy of Duriiiigo. Mexico; A. T. Gate
wood of Arapahoe and Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Wiltse of Pender are at tho Hotel Loyal.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Broaddus of Portland
('. O. Astilnwall of Alliance If fir-,,.,. )
Alnsworth G. 1 'ut. hliiHon of Sidney Mr
and Mrs. J. H. Ntoman of Clav Center and
11. D. Spark of Hartlngton are at the Her
Grand.
Chief of Police 'Donahue has received an
invitation to attend the sesqul-centonnlal
celebiaiioti of the founding of the city of
Pittsburg Septeinher 27 to October 8. As
the celebration will be during the Ak-Sar-
B. -n festival the chief will be unable to
attend.
F. L. Lemon of Lincoln. L. T. Wolle of
Cambria, F. H. Jones of Wayne, E.
Merrltt of Green River. L. G. Hurlhiirt ol
Denver. C.eoige H. Henek of Nebraska
City. A. N. H.itcliklss. W. H. Perry and
F. W. Fleming of Moorehead. W. Dawson
r.f Chugwuter, J. M. Llndqulst and Mrs.
Llndqulst of Salt Lake City are. at thl
Paxton.
Roy Mains of North Bend. W. Hager ol
Thermopolls, I W. Andre of Carson. Jo
seph Tesar of Lelgli, W. C. Ely of Culbert
son, J. W. Reed of Harrison, W. B. Bauei
and A. B. Bauer of McCook, T. Kieiiieri
of Grund Island, F. K. Reynolds of Ara
pahoe, L. Skeen nf Rtishvllle, A. W. Fred
erick of Haden, Colo.; J. W. Richards and
C. C. Richards of Medicine Bow are at.
the Merchants.
If something pure and nice is wanted to flavor
cakes, pies or puddings get
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Vanilla, Lemon or Orange.