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Tire 0MAI1A DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1909. 11 REAL ESTATE C1TV I Rl'fKH tt rOH IALI (Continued.) THE BCBT RETT BNH FO THE MONET INVESTED. 1 when yon insist that the seller or bor rower furoisa you with our ebetract of title trt the real property you ar purchasing. or taking as security for a loan, before tOu close the transaction Tou will then know If tha title la perfect. If tha taaes are all paid. If there are any unsatisfied lien. Judgments or encumbrances affecting the title; In fart, you will know If you ara safe In completing tha transaction. Youra fnr security In land titles. The Midland Guarantee arid Trust Co., 1714 Farnam St. 18-la zi ' I HATH sis modern brick houses In Want Famam- street dlstrtct which I can sen for tt.OUS each or perhaps less THOMAS BRENNAN. Room t. Hew Tork Ufa Building. ! M471 LIST your property with Chris Boyar. ad and Cumin Bts ! 878 BF5HT atrlctly modern 8-rpom house In Bemls park for 13. W. Tel. Harney 8)2. 1) m 28k Bir, BAROAIN-8-room cottar. ' tm Half Ca-f1.iHf; eaay term. Parrotte. Board of Trade. (1)-M424 17 llJfln e-r, mortem home. 708 N. 80th Bt j paved 8t.'; e"A rsh, balance easy. Rob inson A Wolf, 436 Paxton block. ' ( - lt M548 REAL ESTATE FARM. AND RANCH LAND FOR SALS) Colorado. PARtf AXD FRUIT LAND. uenvvr-uraeier aieim-i. mmci iiiibv,vu, uEar beets, alfalia. general farming and fruit" ralaJua-: low price. . eay payments. National Investment Co.. 6S2 lirandeia I . Bid. r Omaha. TeU pouglM X. C30) H ROUTT COUNTY ranches. Improved and unimproved, ior aale by C. S. McCandlesa A Co.. Craig. Colo... t) MlOC Mohla . FOR 'SALE. I 'ne hundred twenty arrea in Monono I T county. ,kia; fifty mllea from Sloui City. ..--,! One- hundred acrea under cultivation; amall orchard: balnice in pasture and ' -weodalKit -timber); fine atream of water through pasture; amall house and -mid barn, well, itc on premlnea. 1 offer this place until March 1 for 1M per acre. and t,4iarHHi. wrne jonn a. uaven- port, uwner, .Nor row, nto. tJ mjjo i Mlaaoarl. ' COtU LAND9lWcUe for ktate map. book- let and weather teport, aet,t free. Basel J Mmdc, C'lillllcotha, Mo. ( M1M kl&x ' A MlStSbURI FARM. 22. acres thfi?e mllea from town; extra ' well Improved; farm Ilea level, with deep, black siHT.'- ('-.irinot be beat for corn land. Has rented" for the last three years fur M per acre. -Pi Ice ITS per acre. For fur ther particular, call on or write, JOHN W. WVERMAN, ' UALLAT1N, MO. I : - (JU)-M542 1 JSafcraakau aiEAPfARll KEAR OMAILA I inn iictes about IT miles north of Omaha. arid 1 miles from Caihoun, ISO A rai deede iand, 'and 240 school land, exempt ironi taxation, leased at low rental, for a long term of yea'ra, fair Improvementa; all fenced and- soma timber: vossession any time; good place-for raining and feeding neon or cattle; near scnool; pnoe is.onu. ft. Mo' cash; balance on reasonable terma to auit. -UXROE ft CO., 1M Farm in 8t ' ) Sa 24x ,.VFARMS Two-40-aere tracts in Boyd Co.,- sees. 14 and is. T. 34, R to. at an acre. Sxl aerea In Hoit C-s.i T. S3. R. 14. Improved ' with some timber on? ivtory. 6-room house; -barn for 30 head of stock, tJb an acre; terms. -! acresT miles weat of the above land, 4tl acres under cultivation, 09 an acre. -JNels A. Lundgren, MlLMcbaaue BUS. Phone Doug. 34M3. ' .it (l)--67 31 ' IMPROVED fruit farm, cheap If sold by March 7.. . Owner, 39oi Sherman. Web ster 2993.. (21)) 600 261 A SNAP. Hlllerest"' ' ItO-acre fruit and stock farm; tS.ao; easy terma; send for Illustrated description. J. 1. CampbelL Litchfield, Neb. '. t)) aai xx LINCOLN COUNTT, NEBRASKA, has the best crops to be found trr the state and tho lowest prioes for farm land and stock ranches. For parttoulars and Hats apply to Buchanan ft Patterson, Land and Im migration A genu, V. P. R- R . North i-lalte,. JN'ab. (30j-M5bS Mcb x . Seath DsLkteta, A DAKOTA bargain. 160 acres, two miles from Huron; HO acres tilled, 10 aores fine s-revej a a umber of- large, bearing plum trees) I acres of asparagus that produces about ITOO worth a year; saw t-room house UiU. new barn Uo; another build- lng ksxsOi a larga root cellar; a new 3-lac a flowing well, llowa e gallons per minuta Vetteiables and grain took Ptl worth of prlaea at tne Boutn Dakota slate fair la - - IM Soil is a deep sandy loam, with, clay subsoil. 11 taken soon 1 win aeu for lit- tub; ta.00 eaab and te.000 on time at per cell I. ur a, MCMoOMa. nurua, a. u. Teaas. GENERAL AGENCY for Texas lands Large and - small tracts. Large tracts at wst wholesale prices. Orange groves developed Uy contract Write Packard ft Utter, Cameron. Mo. (20; M587 Moh x aHaoellavaiooaia. CORN farmT Clover farmT Bluagraas farroT Home? Speculation? Free pocket map of Missouri 11 you write me. fcd. ti. Smith. w i niiiiooUMv. am. bus man anows my rssl- am. pence. . tV M146 26 , ARK you seeking a home or business loca tion 7 Send J&c in at am pa or coin und m will furnish you clear, cunclsi Information . covering soil, climatic conditions, crop values, market fatuities, etu. Where grain, grssiitg, rice, cotton, umber or iruit land may be. purchased on euay terma Location and character of free public land and liow obtained. We have no land to sell anj information given Is t unbiased and absolutely reliable. Maps printed matter of any section emit wit re mtormation. Thirty years exDert- -vnce, Hignost referencea. Address Homt- aaekers luforaiallon Bureau, Fargo, N. li. At 37 27x I e 1 FRLel homeateada of 10 acres. We will gel you allot ner 160 along side of it and your K tJt acres more best of land. aood vrops for 20 years List call fur gofcertisneiii tana nar railroad town. C It west at vo.. iuss. wyu. 20)-MJ?4 37 GOOD FARMS CHfcAP. 'n Oklahoma. Kansas and Texas, raw and .111 r.. veil, from $i to 3 per acre. I ara tioi handiing hPJbCULATOKS' land, but 1 am tel. Ins iana mat oeiungs to tha ind tldual owner who really wants to sell snd l.aa uuced It on the market at baraain prices. ' Information cheerfully furnUiied elatlve to any section In Oklahoma, Kan sas or Texas. I will make TLHilS to suit you. writs ma lour wants ;. r. puTiUER. 'n-ms land man. (30-MMS 1 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT . :Var. ana Kaarh Load. EltSHTT ' acre farm for rent on West Center .St. John J. Muller. enation B, jOroaha., Neb.- Trt. Harney 8638-1. .JU-MSTS! REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loans aad warrant. W. laxuaia Smitn ft to, Luu raraain St PATNE. BO6TWICK ft CO., N. T. LUa Wivaia nsoney; Su-j to 8a.; low rate. - ; c (iii e Irtat TO F00 ho' homes in Omaha. O'Kerf steal F.tnie v-w. twi . ivu or A-1-- t-z-fcc REAL ESTATE LOANS tContlnued.i FIVE PER CENT MONKT lo lean on Omuha Business Property. THOMAS thINNAN, Room 1 New Tork Ufa Bid CHOICE IjOANS ON IMPROVED OMAHA FBOrBKTT OR f AKMb; low rata, no delay. L Blbbernatn, Old Boston Btore Hd. iny-CKS SECOND MORTGAGE loana negotleted. Appiy Kwra 41.-1 l-Trst Nat'l Bank rirt new -pnone uougiaa zsia. u LOWEST RATES Bemia, Paxton block. vat an Con TO 110.900 made promptly. F. D. Weed. weaa uw., ism and Farnam. MONKT TO BUILD. IV to tJW.OO at current rates. W. II. THOMAS. VA Flrat Nat l Bank Rlrir PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. bherwnod. i eranaeis mag. Z2) WANTED-Cy lor Peter. Trust (2D-68 MONET TO LOAN-rayoo lnvMtmnt Co. PRIVATE MONET NO DELAY. GARVIN BROS.. 1604 FARNAM. - 22) 4M REAL- ESTATE WANTED WANTED To buy 5-io.m cottage to move w. ii. rarrotte. Beard or Trade. t-3-MO 27 WANTED 10 BUY HIUHE8T prices for aecendhand furniture. carpeu. ciuiucs ana snots, iiu UOU. jyit . lAvr ta BEST price paid for secondhand furniture. earpeia, aiovea. cioining, suoea. Tel. Ked WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent for one year or ,asa completely rurnwhed houaw or apart ment, preferably In weat end of city. Family of two. Addreaa C-li, care Bue. t2fi mm inx WANTED SITUATIONS NURSE for young baoy, capable of taking enure cnarge. wuo. uii. i.Zi) M4o7 ztx WANTED Place to work In town or coun try west or umaiia.; tionest, do anything, by good Japanese boy; pea us t,nllnn, too. Mall M. lurayama, Box oi3, ftorlh l'lalte. Nob. CD M64U x WANTED Sheep to shear thla season with lour-man machine. For particulma ad dress rvd Btrouee, Webb, la. (2.-4-M33S tex WANTBD-To buy a large safe. Alamlto Banuary unu y. 112 Farnam St. (i-M5Sl 28 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS County treasurer to John A. Mc Shane, tindlv of middle' of lot S, block WT f . Same to K. C. McShane. lot . block 1. 13th st. add ,, llame 'to Jamea H. Adams, n6 feet of lot 17 and all lot 18, block 3. J. 11 Redlok'a subdlr.'. James H. Adams to United Invest ment company, same John A. McShane and wife to same. undlv'4 of mlddleVk lot 3. block 17.. K. C. McShane to same, lot , block 1, 13th st. add Columbian Investment company to tame, lots 10, 14. 17, 18, 1. 3u. 33, 23, 26 and to. block 1. 13th st add 1 Hastings A Heyden to Joseph W. Highsmith, lut 8, replat of block. &. Collier Place l',60 300 George W. Kitteil to E. H. Klttell, lot 21. block 14. Calkins' eubdlv...... Samuel J. Harts and wife -to John ;W. . "wo nraoiey, lot ft, collax aubdlv. -Margaret A. Mattlngly to Robert n. McNally, lots 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8, block a Upton Plnce 660 725 Llrste P. Evans to S. W. Smith, eSO feet of nilddle4 of lot 8. block 102.. H. S. Elliott to Elsie C. DeWolf. nH of e44 feet of lot 7, block 6, Pat rlck'a 2d add 3,600 Elisabeth Harris et al to William H. Schmoller, part of eH nei ru- 84-15-U Luella Carrlgg rt al to Prudential Real Estate company, lot 7, block 3, Hanacom park O. C, Brownlee to Alma Brownlee, lot IS, block 14, Clifton Hill Alma Brownlee to David C. Patter son, Jr., same ' Andrew P. Johnston and wife to Park- v. ay Real Estate company, lota 1, X and 3, Mahoney's add J. M. Browne and wife to same, lots 18. a, 22 and 2ft, block 2, West 81de.. County treasurer to Prudential Real Cjeiaie compai y, iota , it ana id, block L and other lets, Mt Douglas , fame to D. C. Palters n, trustee, e2& feet of lot . Albright ft Ayles aorth's 2d add Same to same, lots 12 and 13, block 3, Hagedorn s add Same to same, lota S and SO, block 5, and other lots, Fayette park,.... Christens Oser to Fred K. Nielsen, 11I8I feet of lot 43. Keystone park 760 Charles B. Sesrs ard alfe to CMe E. Jensen, part lots 7 and 8, block 3, subdlv. of John I. Redlrk's add Fanny Richards ad husband' to Ceorge Kufner, lot 8, block Be, Flor ence " George M. Redick to O. C: Redlck, lot 11. block 2. Clark Redlck add 301 700 700 2&0 I 66 I Jme", ' Em,m' F' Plior' lot I bli , ' .ii Cain Devlaane and wife to John Lambaere and wife, lot 12. block 3, St. Mhry'a add Edna M. Oaborn to Frank E. Gamble, lot 6. block 16, Ambler Plaoe. Same to same, lot 18, block 15, and. other lota. Ambler Place... Kate Mct'lary to same, 1 4, block 16. and other lota. Ambler Place Marinda McClary to same, rot 7, block 13. and other lota, same Mary E. McClary to sair.e, lots 3, 11, 12, 13, 14 and IV block 16. and other lots. Ambler Place . . John A. McClary and wife to Pruden tial Real Estate company, lot 16, block , Lincoln Place Annette C- Hlmebaugh to Claire D. Montmorency, lota 1. t and 3,- block . Rose Hill William N. Orenvllle et al to J. L. Naff, lot 14. George Forties'-mi bdl v.. Caroline L Poppleton and husband to Charles G. .-Larson, lot X block 3, Sulphur Springs add Fred H. Jacobaen and wife to Charles Jacobsen. lot 62. supplementary sub dlv. of Elllstone Park Place State National bank to F. H." Jacob sen, same Olga Mohr to. E. M. Slater. e40 feet of lot 8. block L. Lowe's sdd A 1 lint Dlt-kman and wife to Mary Sarsfield, lot 30. bl ok 1, McGavock ft O'Keefe's add., replst.. Jcln J. Ryan 10 Hannah Boderherg. Vi eH nS block T, 2d add. to Corrl- gin Place - Paul D. teniaon and wfe to Emma K Walliwe and William B. Fuller, lot 14, Elllstone Park Place.."........ Emma A'on Wlndhelm to Cory E. Vaow, lot , block 4. Fred Dellone s add W klter I Selbv and wife to Ida A. Wyrkk, lot 18. block 4. Rush A Selhy's add Alton Kolowratek and wife to Thoma Janda. n h,t tS. block 10. Brown park :.. Thomas Hanlon and wife to D. C. Patterson, trustee, lots 8 and 12. LUrk 3. Wise A Parmelee's add...... County treasurer to same, lot k. block t. Gate City prk 8n e to same, lot 20. block 17. Omaha View ' Same to aame. part-lot 17 and all lot 1H. block 1. and lot 3. block 8 Pat terson's subdlv., snd other lota....... Same to same. eS lot 8. block 6, aad other lota. Central park Same to aame, lota I and 6. bl. ck li and other lots. Central park Stine to aame, lots 1. 1 and 20. block 3, and lot 'A. block 4. Mayi.es add.. Charles J. Anderson and wife to Emma Iwhrrty, tiH lot 61.' Keinon'j add John B. Klausner and wife to J. D. Kendis. part lut a block 7. Reed s 1st add 10 1,300 T75 1 M 2 &o 600 12 4JS W 1.S1 86) Total amount of transfers L7.cW t AUTO RACES IN NEW ORLEANS De Palms Wini Ten-Mile Handicap and Fifty-Mile Free-for-AU. SPOBT IS LITE AKD EXCITING Mrs, C aaeo Flatahe Imil la Haadl- rap Event and ta First la FIt r Mlla Rare far fork t ars. NEW ORLEANS. Feb. li.-The laat day of the Mardl-Gras automobile races at tha fair grounds mile track furnished some live and eicltlng sport Tha features were the ten-mile handicap and the fifty-mile free-for-all, both of which were won by Ralph de Palma, In hi Flat Cyclone car. The fifty-mile raca was changed from a stock car event to a free-for-all. In order that De Palma might enter with his Flat. The best sport of the afternoon waa fur nished by tha ten-mile handicap, free-for-all. There were five entries. De Palma was started at scratch, Robertson was given forty-five seconds and Cuneo, Strang and Burman each given fifty seconds. De Palma finished an eighth of a mile In front of Mrs. Cuneo. Summaries: First event, five miles, free-for-all, stock cars: Rolwrt Burman, Hulck, won; Bchelf ler. Jackson, second. Time: 6:49. Second . event, five mllea. free-for-all, stock care: George Robertson, Stmplex, won; Robert Burman. Buick. second; Mrs. Joan Cuneo, Knox Giant, third; Lewis wrong, Isotta, fourth. Time: 4:07. . Third event, five mlleu nnnlnt time: Mrs. Cuneo, Knox Giant Time: 1:01 Fourth event, five mi, en. trce-ur-all, stock carj. amateurs: Mm. Juan Cuneo, Knox Giant, won; Donnelly, Packer, second; Bcneirier, Jaiksnn. third. Time: 5:lo. Fifth event, ten-mile handicap, free-for- an: ue Films, Fiat Cyclone, won; Mrs. Joan Cuneo, Knox Giant, second; Robert Ron. Slmirtex. fourth. Time: f:n"i. Blrang, Isotta, and Burman, Buick, also. drove. Sixth event, fifty miles, free-for-all, gaso line cars: Ralph de Palma, Flat Cyclone, won; Strang, Isotta, second: Robertson, Simplex, third; Mrs. Joan Cuneo, Knox Giant, fourth. TJme: 0:49:5:i. SUMMERS OUTPOINTS BRITT British Pnsrlilst GlTrn Declaloa at Knd of Tweatleta Roand. , LONDON. Feb. 23. Johnny Summers, the English pugilist. tor.lKlit received the deci sion over Jimmy Brut of California In a twenty-round bout The fls;ht waa held be fore the ISatlonal Sporting club. A bis crowd was present, there being great In terest In the bout 'owing to the lively fight the two men put Hp taut November. On that occasion the go was a ten-round affair and Britt was Itie victor. Tonight Summers got the decision on points. Both Bummers and Britt had troincd ha-d for this meeting and were in fnr better condition than when they met be fore. During the early stages Britt did most of the leading, apparently starting out with a view to securing .a knockout. He made the mistake, however, of holding In clinches, more than la usual in England, and came in for much adverse criticism and several warnings from Eugene Cirri, who officiated as referee. Britt also had the misfortune to slip twice to the floor when engaged In lively mlxtips. and these falls were almost as effective in taking the rpeed out of him as though they had re sulted from a right or left swing. Up to the sixth or eighth round Britt had the better of the bout, but from that on Summers Improved and honors were even at the close of the tenth. After that, al thouctf Britt was alwaya strong, the Eng lishman had somewhat the best of him and the derision In Hummers tavor was a rxinu lar tne. Before leaving the ring Britt said that he accepted tio award of the referee and that he had no complaint to make, but he still thought he was the better man. IX DOOR TBXS IS TOURNAMENT Oaly Ela-ht of Slaty-One Contestants in Slasrles Remala. NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-8uch rapid prog resa was made tnlpht In the playing of the national indoor tennis championship tourna ment on the courts of the Seventh regiment armory that only eight of 'lie sixty-one asplranta remalri-ln the singles. These art W. C. Grant, T. B. Pill, O. C. Shafer of Columbia. R. T. Bryan. King Smith, J. M Bteinbacher. A. S. Cragin and W. B. Cragin, Jr. Grant defeated C. Cragin, a former holder of the title, -3, i-i. and W. M. Hall -2. 13-10. Pell defeated W. V. Bfnnett 8-1, 6-1, 8-3 and Dr. Roaenbaum 8-2, 7-5. Grant and Pell, who are the favc-rltes for the honors, dirplsyed plenty of speed In their matches. In the doubles the entire flrrt round end a part of the second waa played today. Grant and Pell dtftated L. DreyfUBS and S. Weil 8-1, 6-2. G. F. Touchard and Dr. Rosenbaum defeated the Yale pair. E. M. r-hirpard and H. Bretx 6-2, 11 9 and M. 8. Clark and R. T. Bryan 6-3, 44. H. H. Hackelt and It D. Little won ly default from O. M. List wick and W. C. Demille. who previously defeated Roy Rlchey and J. IS. Stelnbacher 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. 1 he Bostonlans, R. Lt Bishop and P. K Schuyler, won their match from G. 8. Groeabeck and Dr. A. L. Slocura 10-S. f-l. The singles competitors will reach tha semi-finals tomorrow. FAST TIME IN MARATHON RACE Otto Boeddlker'a Mark at San Fran, rlaeo Nearly Eqaal'a Record. BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23. Cheered on by the wild shouts of the great crowd which thronged the Golden Gate park stad ium and the discordant hooting ot countless automobile horns. Otto Boeddiker of the Olympic club ran tha last sub yards of the long Marataon course today, winning hla race In the remarkable time of 2:40:31, nearly fifU-en uiluutea faster than the time made over the classio course by John Hayes, Marathon winner at the Olympic STOVE REPAIRS FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs; Thermostats ana omer neat regulators; new furnaces and hot water combination heating. Omaha Stove K.pair Works. 12u6-Uu6 Douglas St 'Phones; lnd. A-sii; bell. Douglas ttfu. 7U8 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET In Tha regular annual nieeUna ot stock holders In The Bee Publishing company will be held in roe omcc 01 in company in The Bee building, corner 17th and Farnam streets, Omaha, Nebraska, en Monday. March, 1. at 4 o'clock p. m. By order ot the president UilNKI A. HASKELL, Secretary. MftF16ult NOTICE OF 8TOCKHOLDER8' MEET ING Notice Is hereby given thst the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Land company will be bald at the office of aald company at Lincoln. "Nebraska, at 11 o'clock a. m.. on tha third day of March. A. D.. lit. C. H. MORRILL, Prealdent A. B. MINOR, Secretary. Lincoln, Nebraska. February 1, inoa Fl-d30t OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CANADIAN PACIFIC Utl TXAJI TOn DATS AT BMA Weekly aaiUaa- ketweea Koatoeal. Q as bee and Uverpeol, -Two days on the beautiful St Lawrence River and tne suuriesi ocean route to klurope. Nothing better on the Atlantle than our Enipreasea. W ireless on all steamers. First class $4i sooeaa 960, oae class aabia 94A. Aak your ticket agent, or write for sail. irass. rates sua oooaici. a. M. BBKJAIaTX. 0. A- B3I S, Clark . Chicaa-s, XO, EUROPE TO TOtraa, da Luxe and Vacation, fur 1808; Cover All Europe. $150 to $1105 . All Travellar poaaao laotBleA. TH03. C00K&B0KV 243 Itmadway, New York Cook's Travelers Checks are Govd Lrahcro games at Ixindon last year. Borddlker's time is b'lt a had-more than Tour minutes over the fastest tiros iver recorded for the race. The race waa run under the asiiplcet of the Olympic club snd fifteen started for the full twenty-six miles and ik& yards. Tne course n laid cut over the smooth roads of Golden Gate psrk and the Imt stretch and finish were within the stadium. Boed dtker is a plumber snd Is 24 years old. BILL FLAYERS AT HOT SPRIXG9 AaWaare) Uaard of Tralalag aea Beglas Work. HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. Feb. 23,-The ad vance guard of the American and National leaa-ue colony of base ball players, who train (n Hot Springs, has arrived, snd trniay Wh ttlnxton perk field ana tne new neia soutli of the city purchased by the Boston Americana were scenes 01 preliminary skirmishes, between the players. Charles Hemphill, Jonnny i,un ana rt. G. Miltier arrived yesterriay. Among the rlayrrs out In uniform todSy were Mlllams of the St. Iouls Americans. Collins of Minneapolis. Fromme and Vagsted of Cln cinnutl, Alperman. Sebrlng, Paslorlus. Bell. Burch and Lumley of Brooklyn, and Jos Delehanty of the St. Louts Nationals. Tho entire Boston American team will arrive within a few days. Pittsburg has made reservations and will be here on March 1. MARATHON R ACK 1 31 K KW YORK Edwin H. , Wklte Wlas Foarteeath Bealraeat Contest la Brooklyn. NEW YORK. Feb. 2S--Bdwln H. White of the Holy Cross lyceum. Brooklyn, today won the Fourteenth Regiment Marathon race over the course from Brookbn to Sea Gate. Coney Island, and return. Ills time for the 26 miles and 36 yards was 2:53:46. James Clark, of the Xavler Athletic asso ciation of this city, who won the Thirteenth Regiment race on Lincoln's birthday, led for the greater part of the contest but weakened In the twenty-third mile. Hia clubmate. Albert Raines, finished second, more than half a mile behind the winner, with Clark about yards bark. In third position. Harry Jensen, a Pastime Athletic club man was third to Clark ten days ago, and was the winner of the fourth prise. There were 110 starters, but not half of them finished. Ambulance calls were fre quently sent In, and many of them returned to the armory in bad shape although none of them waa seriously Injured. ALL CHAMPIONS TO . BR THERE Entry List for Bowllnsr Tearaey in Pitt aba rat is I.are. PITTSBURG, Feb. 23. Secretary Lengtry of the American Bowling congress received word today that every one of the champion teams ot tne Middle west uownng associa tlon will be here for the tournament, be ginning Saturday, including the DeSotoa, the champion rollers in the last five-men contest of that organisation. They will meet the champions of the American Bowl ing congress, the Bond cf Columbus. O. Word has been received also that the two- men champions and the individual Cham plons of last year will be here to compete this year. BURNS AND WASEM TO WRESTLE Farmer and Osrar ' Will Give the Easrlra a Match. Farmer Burns and Oscar Wasem will wrestle at the Benson Eagtes' club Friday ntgnt. 1 he Eag-iea are having some sort ot entertainment and have asked the wrestlers to give them a match. Wasem happened to be In the city, visiting Burns, and so they will appear. Wasem is a little overweight Just now, tipping the beams at 188. Burns also Is a bit heavy, about 178. WITH THE BOWLERS. There seems o be nothing to It but Mela sa all teams look alike to them. The Fal- ataffs, their greatest hoo-doolof the season finally lest all three games on the Asso ciation alleys last night. Huntington and reale tied Tor high single game, with SS, but Teckly was too fast for the rest of the bunch on total pins, with two. Tonight the Sampecks will try and do things to the Gate Cltya. Score; METZ BROS. Neale ....... Sprague .... Denman .... Ulakeny .... Huntington 1st. 2d. 3d. 1 , ..204. - a 223 .178 215 137 201 J4 210 .lti .ilStn 181 223 178 170 Totals fcaSM 821 2,842 LE. .'-8 FALStAFFS. IsC , . 2d. 3d. Cogswell 149 : 177 11 J Lelimann ......i . . . 143 1ST Dusmberg ...168 178 186 xno 164 Jordan Berger ..Ml ..178 183 157 Totals 801 884 851 . 2.696 Thera was something doing on the Met ropolitan alleys Monday afternoon when the Wiley's Walnut Hill bunch took the West Sides down the line fur two games, making a giand total of 2,741. The West Sides put up a hard fight, and won the second game by a good margin. Templin took all honora for the team, with a total of 647, and 26a for high alngie game. Painfer was high man for the hill team,, with 610 ior total ana to. tor nign single game. Score: WALNUT HILL. 1st. 2d. 1 -147 153 147 S'3 , 1M C 17S 178 H 214 171 3d. 13 16 221 219 170 Tot. 63 478 610 570 606 Wiley ... Baehr .., 1'almer .. Primeau, Prlmeau, Total S63 827 961 2.7 U WEST SIDES. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4 2,-4 174 W3 13 Tot. 474 647 637 603 640 Rudlger . Templin . ...156 ...ao ...147 ...140 ...136 164 216 2O0 212 Lyons, J. Pagan ... Youaem . A. Totals .778 884 989 2.701 The Birmingham Range company took two games from the Luxus team last nlgm on the Metruxlitan alley Zarp took all high honora for the Luxua Uh with 567 total and 216 for high single (kuk Drink' water was tilgh man for the Hantt com pany with 693 total and 1T7 for single game. Both teams naa good touils. Tonlcht the Poetofflce and the Chabot Hhoo company. The score: ' , '. LUXUS. . 1st. , 2d. - 3d. Totsl Bengle 161 J77 193 - 631 Beaelm ZU - 177. 136 6J4 Slford 191 -100 162 643 Km 176 156 187 618 Zarp 216 1S2 14 to7 Totals .866 681-867 1683 BIRMINGHAM RANGE CO. 1st. 2d. 3d. Totsl ' 619 603 5K7 41 630 Keyt Drlnkwatcr . 176 . 196 . 214 . 123 . 174 174 '71 1S8 21 186 19 171 183 157 181 Gemandt .. Martin Thomas .... Totals 882 992 863 3.787 The Beselln" Mixers took two games from the Loynl Hotel Jewelers last night on the basement alleys of the Metropolitan. The Jewelers won the last game by Just a few pins. Jerne took all honors for his team with 630 for total and 1 for single game. W. Schneider had high total for the Mixers with 649. and Dick Schneider had high single game with 194. The score: LOYAL HOTEL JEWELERS. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Gustafson 148 136 in abo Loff , 146 182 157 485 Jerpe lt 166 196 6 Totals 43 -473 5 1.466 BESELJN'S MIXERS. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total W. Sc hneider 179 179 m 149 D. Schneider 194 160 169 613 Jasper L3 1! U3 466 Tot la 4M 634 4S 1,618 Marshalltown Man Defeats Kiln. MAR8HALLTOWN. la.. Feb. JT3 (Spe cial. 11 1 baa Just been made public here that Charles Wilson of this city, who has the reputation of being one of the beat pool players in the west, met and defeated Catcher Kllng of the Chicago Cubs In a 0-ball match at Mollne. 111., for bets of SJOO s aide The affair has been kept quiet, it having only been made pulbtc today that Wilaon beat the Cub backstop by 31 balls. The match was played on a private table In Moline. Johnny Ikes Signs l's. SIOUX CITY, la., Feb. 23.-l8peclal.V-Johnny Shea, whose conscientious work behind the bat helped the Packers to win the Western teas"ue pennant laat aeaaon Is no longer a holdout. Manager Holme has received a aisiued contract and In a letter which accompanied It he aaid he will be on hand with the rest of the play era when spring training eommoncea on April 1. The only men who have not atgned up to date are Pitchers McKay and Sierr. Active Salesmen-Bee Wwl Ada, AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Holiday and Exciting- Timet of San day Fat a Check on Business. EXERCISES HELD IN SCHOOLS Liht Ran ot Live Stork al Yorde anal Contlaoo lor a Day or Two Lrftasrer. Affairs at South Omaha, aside from the trouble of Sunday afternoon and Sunday night, were almost lost sight of yesterday. People stopped buying and selling to talk of the events of the day previous. Busi ness places largely closed during the after noon In honor of Washington's birthday. The city hall closed at noon. Flags were floated from all the flag staffs of the city In honor of the memory of Washington. The South Omaha live stock market closed early snd the runs were light, as la usual on Monday. Prices of cattle climbed a lit tle, while hogs remained stationary. The effect of the trouble on the market will be most felt todsy. It la expected that cau- tloua shippers, not knowing the full ex tent of the reign of violence will hold their consignments until assured of safety. The fact is the riot bed no effect on any of South Omahas Industries managed by any one other than the Greeks, upon whom the ban was placed. " ' The school children had appropriate exer cises In several of the schools, but the pro grams were not so elaborate as those com memorating the birthday of Abraham Lin coln. Martha Washlnctaa Entertainment. Mrs. D. L. Holmes snd Mrs. J. C. Carley entertained a party of friends at the resi dence of Mrs. Holmes. The women partici pated In a Martha Washington party with great Interest. They played military whist. That la, each table waa named after a famous fortress of the United States and provided with a suitable flag and emblem. The rest of the game was similar to the ordinary whist game. Refreshments were served after a manner for which both the women entertaining have enviable reputa tions. Sale Starta Wednesday. Bale starts Wednesday morning. We Just finished our annual Invoice and find a lot of goods we can do without, so wo de cided, in order to get them out In a rush. to put them on two bargain squares and sell them for about one-quarter their former value. . COUNTER NO. L YOUR CHOICE 10 CENTS. . Men's and boys' cape, worth up to S9c; men's medium weight undershirts, "boys' overalls, small sixes only, but plenty of them; Way's fncy mufflers, also square ones; neckwear, small 'sine light weight drawers, a few unlaundered shirts, size 14 only; children's sweaters, men's belts and many similar articles. COUNTER NO. t YOUR CHOICE 26 CENTS. . All wool drawers, worth SI, mostly else 30, some 32; men's plush gloves, with king cuffs, fleece lined; blanket lined vests, men's shirts, with collars attached and necktie to match, roomy and full; boys' good shirts,' men's and boys' sweaters, bovs' knee pants, silk suspenders and many other articles for men's and boys' wear. Store open Wednesday evening un til o'clock. Nebraska Shoe and Clothing House, cor ner Twenty-fifth and N streets. South. Omaha. Maejle City Gosefsw. The city council meets this evening In djenrned session. The Shamrock Athletic club gave a dance last evening at Rushing's hall. Joseph Holman has Just returned from a visit with relatives in inaiana. Jetter's Gold Top Beer delivered to any part of the city. Telephone No . The Engliah club la taking up the study of "King Lear at its weekly meetings. The Ideal club la to give one of Its pleas ant dancea Friday evening at Masonic nan South Omaha streets were a dreary mu 1- dle of slush and mire after the heavy snow of the afternoon. Mra. Sutton will entertain the Willing Workers of the Christian church Wednea day afternoon at her home, 1326 North Twenty-third street. Mra. Rapd will entertain the New Century club this afternoon at her home. Twenty- fifth and A streets. Albrt Harder Is reported to bo danger ously ill at the Methodist honpltal, wh ire he underwent an operation last i-Tioay. The Pioneer Historical association of South Omaha will conduct Its Washington Lincoln program this evening at that South Omaha High school. The funeral of Officer .Edward Lowery will be held this morning at 8.30 o clock The cortege wl'l proceed from the residence to Bt Bridget s churcn. COAL! Try Howland's celebrsb-d Sliver Creek. Office, 438 N. Z4th St. Tel. south 7, The man that makes you laugh In spite Of yourself In his humorous feats In ven triloquism will be at the High school au ditorium, February 26. Admission 26 cents. The funeral of Isaac Grubba will be held In Coon Rapids, la. Mr. Grubbs was the father of Newton L. Grubba, 208 North Twenty-fifth street. He died at tha home of his son, Sunday. The man that makes you see whst you don't see. and you don't see what you think you see at the High school auditor lum. Friday evening, February 26. Come and bring a friend. Admission 26 centa. - The greatest magician of the age will be at the High school auditorium Friday evenlns:. February 26. and he will take dollar out of your hat and ducks out of your pocket, and-will take a real live boy out ot a truna. aqitiiiwioii aa centa. The women of the First Methodist church will give their annual home missionary dinner this evening at the parlors of the church. The dinner will be served from t:30 to 8:30 p. m. Many hundred people have patronised this dinner on every former occasion. When Durno appears, the fun begins he removes his gloves, they vanish, then he wavea hla hand, the birds appear In mid air, flowers can be seen growing, a small bowl of water la produced from a ailk hand kerchief, and then a large one containing four pallfula. Come out and bring your friends and enjoy an evening of mystery and wonder at the High school auditorium. Friday evening, February 26. Admiaiaon 26 cents. IOWA. MAN OWNER OF TR1XIE Edacated Horse Baraed la Wreck Bora at Hosaboldt. SIOUX CITYvIk- 23. (Special Tele gram.) Trlxie, the educated horse, which was burned to death this morning in wreck at Delraar, Del., was the proforty of W. II. Barnes of Sioux City, and by him was valued at 860.000. The horse was born at Humboldt. la., and was bought from Will Slgsby. Bhs was 18 years old. Mr. Barnes educated her and7 she was no less thsn a marvel. She had performed before King Edward and in various for sign countries and had been sent over the United States. Trlxie was a feature a the Norfolk exposition. Mr. Barnes was on the way to Norfolk, Vs., for an engagement at tha time of the accident DENVER PRIEST IS MARRIED Father J. A. II ran ol Bt. Loo's Colhe- llo Choreh Disregards Vow of rellhaey. DENVER. Feb. It-Disregarding tho vow of celibacy. Rev. Father J. A. Ryan, until recently connected with St Leo's Catholic church in this Htv. was married to Mlsa Sadie Moran tf Ogdrn, Utah, on January 30. The wedding look place at Colorado Farina and has Juat been dlcovered by the pastor of St Leo's and tbe Catholio clergy here. Mrs. Ryan I a niece of Mrs. W. S. Wing, wife of the auditor of the Colorado Midland rallroal. The marriage licrnee was Issued In the namea of Ambrose J. Ryan and Susan Moran, but Mrs. Ryan tontr.lit adinilt-d the Identity of both partk-lpants. ALLEGED BANDITS ARRESTED Two Men t'h arced with Lootloa: Five Postofflrea aad Rank in Mis souri f'aotaresL ST. JOSBrH, Mo.. Feb. IX-A special to the News-rress says Thomas Winters and John Murphy, alleged postofflce robbers, for whom the government offered a reward of $2.uC0. were raptured by a posee at liale. Mo.. Sunday night. They are wanted for looting the post offices at Linnetis. Marce llne. Hale, Utica and Mooresville, all in Missouri; also for attempted robbery of a bank at Bogard. Mo, The postofflces were robbed last summer and the bank Job was undertaken Saturday night. The men were found in a box car, heavily armed, but made no resistance Bararlars Raid Frateralty Hanaro. IOWA CITY, la.. Feb. 2J.-(Siwoial.)-Burglar broke Into the Pal Omega dental fraternity house here early vesterdnv mom- I n(? ,nd ,he .tudents. taking after tho thieves, fired threo shota, but failed to bring down cither of the two men. This is the third of the Greek letter houe. MISERY FROM STOMACH AND INDIGESTION Almost instant relief waiting for Bee readers who suffer this way, There would not be a caje of Indi gestion here If readers who are subject to stomach trouble knew the tremendous digestive virtue contained In Diapepa.n. The harmless preparation 'will digest heavy meal without the slightest fuss or discomfort and relieve the sourest, add stomach In five minutes, bealdea overcom ing all foul, Nauseous odors from the breath. Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula plainly printed on each 60- cent case of Pape's Diapepaln, then you will readily understand why this promptly cures Indigestion and removes such symp toms as Heartburn, a feeling like a lump of lead In the stomach. Belching of gas and eructations of undigested food, water DOCTORS for (tome men contract dixeaKea by being Indiscreet, and drag them selves through a life of decrepitude because they are trying to conceal the serious error committed, while others Inherit ailments and suffer for the shortcomings of their parents. Strength can no more proceed from weakr-eps than pure water from a pol-' luted fountain. A lifetime of Huffei ini? often results from neglecting the first symptoms of disease. iHm't waste your time and money on cheap, dangeroua ex perimtntal treatment, lun't Increase at your own cost your sufferlnea by being experimented on with remedies which others claim they have Just discovered. 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Don't atand idly by and see . youn oeattn ana strengtn siippipg away , wheoyou hare it in your grasp if you will visit us In time.' w treat man only and cure promptly, sateiy ;no ii-.oronghly by the tatest and best methods, BKOnTCXlTIS, CATARRH, MZRTOTTS DEBIXTYY, BLOOD FOISOsT, BKIV v DISEASES, KISMET AMD BLADDER DXSRAaXS, and all Special Dlseaaes and tbelr complications, in the shortest time posalhlo and at the lowest cost for skillful service aad suooeasful treatment. Consultation and Examination. STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE 1308 Farnam St., Between 13th and 14th Sts Omaha, Neh EVERY COMFORT PROCURABLE ia furnished by each of tha two daily ' trafna U St. Paul and Mtuneapolii, via tha CHICAGO GREAT 5tf. Leave Union Depot, -Omaha, 8:30 p. m. and 7:30 a. m. dally. CITY'TICKET OFFICE, 1512 FARNAM STREET. W. a. Davidson, City Vaasenge an4 Ticket. Agent. WE CURE MEN nS" er-t ? . . Dosltlvaly If th for T. iT, . v ZrV tuns you get Ihui. you never know what the. cost of your Irtilnnt wHI be b caught In this grea.' medicine graft. Ws will ear, m fao less moneV than any "ther specialist and accept tae money in any way yea sTtaa to nTv Hef'ovi tebilit. Blood foUoo Kidney and biadd.r. Proatailo Troubles, wl.kneis. Stomach and bkia Luaeasea, all ailments of men. no mailer how ae- ulrA ' a OCTET WRITE FOR 8YM1TOM BLANK FOR HOME rllEsiLai TREATMENT. EXAiUNATlON AM CONSULTATION. OR. UcGREV CO., 215 S. 14, St. "zfiJSzr Omafia. Ksl WE CURE MEN FOR ax Diseases, - Dr. tieatTitJ a i carles, 119 S. 1- ;V 1 --'V- be burglarised and the members of lh other chapters are taking clrry precaution so as to stop the epklenilc of attempts t stral. TEACHERS TO MEET IN DENVER Coaveotiosi of National F.deratleaal latlea to Be Held jeiy r.-n. Ai CHICAGO. Feb. 23. The executive com mittee of the National Educational associa tion announced today that tho annual meet ing of the body would be held in Denver July S to I. The state superintendent's branch of the association will meet hers tomorrow. raeanoaia follows L-t Orlpve. Pneumonia often follows la grippe, hut never follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar. for la grippe coughs and deep seated, colds. Refuse any out the gonalne la tha yellow package. Sold by all druggists. THIRD JUDGE FOR NEBRASKA Senate Cnmsalitee Orders FatorAhle Report on Rills Affeetlag Thla District. WASHINGTON. Feb. 23 -Th . er-nate committee on Judiciary today ordered fav orable reports on bills providing, for an ad ditional judge In .tha Judicial district of Nebraska. r . . , A iprr In tho Stomach Is dyspepsia, complicated with liver and kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help all such cases or no pay, 60c, For sale by Beaton Drug Co. brash. Nausea, Headache. BtUtoutness and many other bad symptoms; and, be Hldex, you will not need laxative to keep your stomach and Intestines clean and fresh. ' If your Stomach Is sour or your food doesn't dlsest, and your .' meals don't tempt you why not get a' 60-cent case today from your druggist and make life worth living? Absolute relief from Stom ach misery and perfect digestion ef any thing you eat Is sure to follow five min utes after, and. hexldes, one case Is often sufficient to cure a whole family of such trouble. , Surely a harmless, Inexpensive prepar ation like Dlapepsln. which will always, either st daytime or night, relieve your stomach misery and digest your meals. Is about as handy- and valuable thing as you could have In the house. Office Hours: 8:00 a. m. to 8:0 y. as, Sundays. 10 to 1 only. If you cao not call, write . WESTERN Railway" mm . .... . , .,'v V .' . V ,v -o J ;v. 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If yon two By the Old Reliable Dr. Searles & Searles. tstsblUbed In Omaha for XI yearn The many thous ands of cases cured by us tue ws the meet exper ienced Specialists In the West in ail diaeaaea and ail menu of niou Ws know Just what will cure y eu and cure HI ulckiy. , We Cure You, Then You Pay Ui Our Fee. We make no niUitaUiug or f le atatemeels,' or offer you cheap, wortliieaa iieblineut Our reputation and lAUie are loo favurauly kuuku; every case we treat our reputation ia at alaae Your health. Ilia and bappineas la too aerloua a matter to place In tlia hanta of a "MAatEM:" DOCTOR. Hnneat d.vtoi of ability use their Own sTAIA 14 TRE1R BUillttL Mereeaa Debility, KloeA foisoa. Bkia Diseases, Rldae and RlaA. all apecial Diseases and AUatsata ef aa. E.uuniion aoa conauiiauoo. write luff fcvniL - tnm Hlarik far hum. IwIimiiI 11th, Cor. 11th and DougLu, Omaha. I