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THE BEE: OMATIA. THURSDAY. MAY
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city" PRprmTi ron hai.b,
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, Tukey & Son,
We -Want-to Buv 12 House.
W wIslrtn.Turchsse foe an Investor," ten
of twelve, bouses and Iota In groups of
three or fWt; .impeach,' ivtfri ground suffi
cient V' strb-tftvldo snd rfiak : arood ' com
fortable homes'.'. Kied net t In first class
oondlttofl. but Tuuet be at the right price
for essh, . Ve snotcsrs for small equities
li new houses, 'but would prefer larger
equities In otver booses.' ; '
Writs us 'a latter stating what you have,
and .your 'fash price... We do not
expert 8ny-eon mission on the al.
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A. R. Tukey & Son,
444 J'ard.'or.tralelrii.l, Phone b ilM.
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6-R; Cottage, $2,250 :
Lot. HQ feet' front ' 6n "Fowler Ave, near
Florence boulevard; sewer, weter anil
ftoK street paved .an1 paid for; very
homelike )iet place; Hnear .two cara). ,
Harrison & Morton,
;; 14 rnvestmerit
Ootid '8-room'cotiag; mbderri except "fur
nace, on large corner lot. plenty room for
two more cottages; at front., fine shade,
one block to Iake street car. By- building
two more 'rtntitrgni. thin will pay It per cent
on Investment; price 12.860. k
Beautiful BristoJ St.
Ktw 6-roora cottage, .thoroughly modern, i
one block to 24th 6t. car. This ' Is extra j
I ova ppor nas in on seno, t d apprrciaicii.
paving psiO'l-rlce $3,100; .reasonable terms,
" Phippen- Edwards;
SnSH.Bpatoil't'fnre' irfdi ' 'PHOne rmug. tt
. (IS) MS17 SI
'v r ,; If toCViv rv :
city property, farma. ranch lends or mer
chandise to 811 or tradn, list them with roe.
It coKta you notBrfng unless l eftdct a sale;
W. WV Mitchell, m Board ot Trade Bide
KOUNTZE. PLACE
W.150-8trtetly irodern" -ioom houae !n
a-ood ronditk n; ttrautlful lot and shade
trees. lth Ave and Licuat St.
McEacbror Realty Co.
'Ptione Wnbate.r ltUL Kako (Ht. '
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;40 :'Acrfe;$6,500. .
High and sightly, -highly Improved, near
Arthur Brandets' ccuntry home.
Harrison & Morton
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NICE'rHEAP HOME.
-r, bouse, moderM splendid urt4ce block
to ear; 462 Capitol Ave. -Only U.Sto. J.
' H. i'rrotre.. Boad, ot Trade. . . t ..
, . , lt)ela21,2..
r t:rhot, Ho.tat. jzua 'a., xm, avx. .'.
Look ..a, ft. 'M.ake' .olfer. -: f . i .
, NOWATA . LAND. AND IAT'.CO;rf-'
v rtuiie (C4 N,. Y, Life RlrigV- v.
Thone ' Red- Ihift. .. ,, . .Omahai
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aOODyNvTS3TMENT. .' ' T Tl
6-r., iwid. -tKnise., nearly tcm-4T.-SoCM7"
North etrfh. Rents 11 S a mo. ' Easy terms.
J. H. garrotte. (19)-M22 29.
j( West Farn'arii Home
A new, 8-.room. all'itodern home, near
IE th arid FUrnim;' I tiMroomt rfnd attic;
oak finish oo tlrst "floor;, east front lot;
10 ft on paved street. Only I6.7W.
.SELBY,
16th nd rarngm. 4M Board of Trade. Bldg.
Business. Lot, $3,600
Corntr,' yea Heart of neyir,. live, improving;
dln.tHoi: available at once.for; lmpjove-
- menti-1 afe as. corn land). . .
Harrison &TMorton,
rH ACRBB IS OMAHA.
If sold within the next few daya will sell
at eeeyifloe "jar will trde for modern
house in Omaha. Nowata Land and Lot
Co., H New York Lite Bid. Phone Red
Vm. - (19i-Mia3 t
... V . LOT-OOxlJu.
Best part Sherman Ave. At price that
Will surprlsej.you v
- NOWATA LAMJ 'AND LOT CO.,
" v.. Suitor. 2 N. T. Life Bldg.
.'Phona . Us. -. Omaha. -Neb.
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S2.2SA.
I win build you a a-r. mod. cottage, lot
KxtfO, on easy payments. J. H. Parrot te.
Board of TTrade. ." (18) M530 S
2iVs" rt;6n .Farnar, $16,000 ,
Midway tiMwaen Mth and 24th, t-storV,'
brick improve meat. . "f -
Harrison & Morton.
() 701
. REAL ESTATE .
FARM Aftl) HANCU LAND FOR SAI.B
Colorado Irrigated kap". -
acres Jolaiiig townatte, . twl, mile
from Panver: fruit and vegetable land;
Ilea beautifully; flue view of Ute moun
lame, ideai lor home or investment.. Tlua
U1 mtiA atoce-baXf 1U reevat value
EATIOHAX. IKVESTal CNT CO-" '
I IaiMleM tlldg l ma-he. Neb.
ta Ja
" ' - ReU Dakota.
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rOR'SA,LB-WOO acres beat wheat and
flax land In. the northwt-et ; . for further
' information Vail or write Juhn J. Doyle.
W lahek, N. V. t-M JUr
1 v
.VAoaraaaua.
SE'D for long JIV; farms. . U to CM oar
acre. BMia, irandei Bldg.
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BAiiUAJNS IN NEBRASKA.
Mvacre, farnr near- Pllgev and :Wianer,
Neb.; two sets of Improvements; acres
In cultivation. acres of farm land; only
tS!.m per acre. THINK OF IT. Write
quick, dcm't 'dblay for price has been re
duoed marly tie to close) estate by June S.
t ABBOT RBALTT CO.. -
' 41&. Brajideif Bid.
Omaha.
414 BraadeU Bldg.
(JO-M71S
GOOD LAND CHEAP.
acres to western Neb.. HU per acre
re' csh." balance in eight lears; ti)
each jfr.'.. - '' ". . . . . ,
M avr' miles anurh of Dix. Ken.;. 110
f"-.'01? JSrt'y-acTe can be cultuated,
10 ffW , 1J Shugarl Blotk.
CouoCU bluffs, la. Pbonee M and HL
(4 ACRJCa BedgwlekiCo.,' Cblo.; sub-lrdga-Uon:
tla per acre. Kine. truck farm. J.
O. Bone, omnvr, U Bliugart Block. Coun
cil 6lui fa, la. Phones 8uj and 814.
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rRM An hax m lamd rn tti
Idaho-Carey-Act-Lands
Snake River Valley Twin Falls Country
" ID AllO IRRIGATION COMPANY'S PROJECT.
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Engineering and Construction "Work by '
.J. O, "White.. & Company Incorporated.
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50,000, Acres Will Be Opened by Drawing
. Under the Supervision of the Idaho
. . State Land Board
SHOSHONE, IDAHO,
JUNE 8, 1909
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- Registration Will ' Open June 1st
; " Cioses June 7, 1909
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO SHOSHONE, IDAHO,
. m "AND INVESTIGATE.
' ' WRITE '
C.; B- HURTT,
Mgr. Land Salea Dept. . ' -. ' ,- . BOISE, IDAHO
ebrajika-
onttnaed.
. HOln . Cflt NTY rtA"kOAIvV
to a:r;'S, will ih-proved; W.oori liouse; 101
acroH or timber. 30 acres In timothy and
clover; Jtl aeico under plow, balnnce hay
and pn.Mure; school section a'ljottilin can
be haiidW'd In cvnnertlon. Irlve on iWacies,
$io; a 'KTuip foT pomeone. - v
HAKWcKjD A HARVCX)f. "
41 Bee Kldg. . OmaliH. Neb.
.... W)-M71i S .1
bTg snap kqr sale;
Fine, Improved farm. li'. In central Ne
braska; all In cultivation but few acres;
25 acres alfalfa.;, handy to town . and
school; price. ib acre. Hood." lerm; one
of the beat In the state. 'Address' the
owner, Y 7S, care Orpalja Bee.
1 t-i MW2 Jeix
Oklahoma. .'
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: V OKLAHOMA t; r
48S-S20 acres of upland prairie, black sandy
eoll. near Caney. Kan., nrlce $:0 Der ecre.
487-TU0 acres ot agruvultaral land, til one
- oouy; suiiin is itHiseu iur on ana gae ana
nonie is not; located miles aputhwest
of Nowata; price l-J per acre.
47 230 acrea ot extra- good farm land, lo
cated near War.n, Okl.; 2C4 acres of this
is as rich aa you will findi m .acres bom
some -draws In -It; land rarted-60 bu. of
corn and oats to the acre; 71) acres is
.leased foi oil and gas and ta paying U
per aafe advanced- royalty? Lag tiargija
at't'Jtrtier at'rot . .:. ..;-;
1,040 acrea, eof. -rich'- valley land. "Ml
s moot If "a'ld part. of si. me is in a, lilt; a
atate-of cultivattrmr this land- 1s located
within -three , miles -Of Wataya,- ykl., and
six milts from Nowata,- Okl, at re of
it Is practically in one body and 240 acres
la located three miles south; the land ii
well worth fc per acre; an exceptionally
good bargain AC t-V per acre.'.
We have land in NVwata Oo. In. any ilxe
travC you mar desire from acres up at
prkt-es, ranglaaT (rorn-, tlu to per m.
Thiw te4iii fhtwiirg.nil- wolla in No
wata -t'e-r.NUturat Ttayrlk itlst tie per
I.jOS cubic feet. You rfllgtlt get an -a.1
well wtth your land.
AvtrAge' rainfall, in -Nowata county, . 36
hiehcB ppr ojihu'm; "Average "fram.. Marcli
1 to OrtobMK.l; 31 incites, -and-distributed
just - as needfti- -. v . v-
Good wtr a (Ouud frons-gmo-40 feet. .
Knid 'Nirwaia county on your map v
The- Uklahoaia - At Cherokee Central R. R.
eatt and west throuch' this county is a
" certainly. Land aiil probably double In
value, wiuun tap, yeara. xeu can t afford
Mi .misa tliut ' eppwluuuy. Atk U(k,l'u,
ticket agent aboVl'd'iw rates, to -Nowata.
Come iu -ttnd-sea us; or writer .
N'OWAtALAND AXDjLOT CCK.-1 '
- Suite J4 N. Y. Life Bldg.
'Phone Ked lfc'i Omalia. Neb.
Open - evenings., - ' : (itl) Mi3t 23
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OKLAHOMA-
. ORIOIKAL .11i1XI1MNT MAP
Showing ecti-lntilan-allotment In Cherokee
atrljl. ltyis a -curtumty. Cvme in aid see
it. We- U1 explain why the lahd la su
cheap. N. . . .
" NOWATA IAND & LOT CO.,
Suite O N. Y. Lite. 'Phone Red 1S9.
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Oreawsu..
FAMOUS CAMAS. PUAIRIB-Rlcb.- black
bo:1, -abundant rainfall, mild clunate: aak
for map of noithweal. Oeo.t M. Reed.
Uraiiguvllle, Idaho. KB) Ma41 Jei
OREGON farms, city and suburban bomeX
Partiea coming to Oregon, might gel sum
Information Uiat-will toe. .a help to them
In selecting a home. ' Thirty years of
continual resldtmce in- the Willamette
Valley tnlgrbt enable ua .to. give you oine
Information, that.-woujd aave you soma
money. Direct 'your letters- to Everett At
McCleod.' Room t0 Kothcblld ' Bldg
Portland, Ore. : MJ Jei
oatk Daaota." ' -"
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FINE farm lands'1 in Hand and adjoining
counties. South Dakota, llusillng agents
wanteds Jay P. Mocriil 1J Palace Bldg.,
Mianeapohs, lHna. . A tAy Mt47 Jlia .
100 acres. Hand Co., So. Dakota, near Mil
ler; 114.50- per acre. - J. G. bone; on tier.
12-8hugart Block,-'Council- Bluffs, la.
Phone Hell auMM. . e ' J Alt2& Six
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FOR 'BALE 14 sections land. Grsy ' and
Wheeler counties. In ' the rainhelt nf ih.
Panhandle, will be eold at auction, high
est bidder, ceurt houae door. L Fore I
Texas. June 1. 1S. to satiify Indebted- i
-ness secure a dv aeea or trust, if you sre
luokirui fiy bargains. COiiK W. R Pat
terson, Irustee, McLean, Tex.
) M590 17 -
BUT cheap Texas land.,tl. te UHr acre,
balanc fbrty years', time.. 8 per cent In-ten-eC
' The'last cheap Ian.d in (he south
west. Send us your name today. Texas
Ivekipment, Publishing Co., Houston,
Tea. - -,. . (JOe-M648 Je7x"
.H'rosalasj.
10,000
Now Open to;Eiitry.
nder the Carey Art -at Wheatland. Wya.
Write ua for full Information, hew to
get some 'of these Lands. We will locate
?ou and look after your Interests care
ully. This la a splendid aectlon. the soil
la rich; tt. Is a gees e!'a:fa. wnat. oats;
barley,-augar beef and ''potato ' rountryi
. Pcuil dove well. The land U ready to
plow. Building mateeiaia -are cheap,- fuel
la abundant. We hate railroad, school
and church fcWt;ee and the beat of
neighbors Thle la'a dairy country. You
cm get rick farming htv. We wn.t you
to. have our full descriptive illustrate
circular at once, free for the asking.
-Write; we want to hear from you. Ia
quire of J. R. Mi son,' Immigration Agt,
Wheatland. Win. . ...
REAL ESfATE(.0ANS "
REAL .estate purchase jaoney, mortgages
and contracte b.ush Antelope Inv. Co..
Old oatoa fttoro Stldg. U-Jil
Acres of Land
REAL ESTATE
farm asd rach land ron a a lb
REAL ESTATE LOANS
, tContlnued
FIVE PER CENT MONET
to- loan on
Omiiha Business Property.
. THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room L New York Life Bldg. .
(22-a
MON&Y TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
22-4
tl00 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Weed.
Wead Bldg.', 1Mb and Farnam. ti2 130
PRIVATE money to loan. 1. H. Sherwood.
(14 Brandele Bldg. - (7? I tit
PAYNE. BOSTWIfK CO.. N. T. Life.
Private money, fcOO to tS.OOO; low rate.
IfiOo TO '200.iXiO on Improved property: no
delay. GARVIN BROS.. ltXH Farnam 8u
(23) U3t,3
Mortgage Loans
;1 am prepaieu to .iccummudate partiea
oesirfng lower Interest rates and more
convenient terms for payment of loans on
residency properties in Omaha and South
Omaha. No commission is charged for
making loans, only a nominal sum required
to cover record In mortgage and examining
abstracts -Interest payable semi-annually
and privilege granted of paying from 10
to 20 per cent if the loan on any Interest
date. Phone Douglas 1648, Independent
AlbtS. ' .
We H. Thomas, '
503' First. National Bank Bldg.
02)M 27
MONET TO BUILD. "
$6n0 to Ui,ouo at current rates
W.-M. THOMAS, Hut Vint. Nat 1 Bank Bldg,
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LOWEST RATE8 Bemn, Brandeia Bldg.
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$500 iTO $8,000 In homes In Omaha. O'Keefa
Real Estate Co.. W01 N. Y. Life. Doug
or A-21S2. (22 SH
WANTED CI tjr loana Peters Trust Co.
jL (22) 43
SECOND MORTGAGE loana negotiated!
Apply Room 41T-U Flret Nat l Bank Bldg.
Bell phono Dougrlaa 2418. . - Ci)iii .
WANTED City loana and warranto. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. mi Farnam St
2 $2i
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS for a t-room house, a
-room house and a couple of vacant lota
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY.
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha.
'Phone Red ISM. Opar Evening
42y 23a
WILL PAY SPOT CASH
for strictly modern 7-roora house in west
ern part of cityif price la right.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite: 824 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phone Red HUM., ' Omaha. Neb.
'STOVE REPAIRS
NEW furnaces; bot water and bot air com
bination heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry
hot water heaters, mantle grates, gaa
stoves, repaired, water fronts and flower
vaaea. Omaha Stove Repair Worse, im.
LX Douglaa St. Phones lad. A-il. Bell
Douglia MO. m
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel Doug. W71
iya
BEST price paid frfr Jd-hand furniture,
stoves clothing. Wm. Rosenblatt. Tel
Doug. 8401. (25) $18
BT.AN2.iRD WDrtBl Plonoo. Phone WebZ
teJr - 2-MUi
WANTED To buy small-sl.d refrigerator:
must be cheap. Tel A-3S71 or addrees J
6-. care Bee. . . (24)-l
WANTED TO'RENT.
WE are getting Inquiries for welt located
bousea Muat have sole agency., Nowata
Land A Lot Co., suite 624 N. Y. Life
Bld. Phone Ited li Omaha, Nai.
Pn evenmga t) M7UV
-ROOM all modern house 'by June 1 Tel
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LEGAL NOTICES
DRA I X AG B NOTICE SEALED PRfV
posala will be received at the office of
the County Auditor of Minnehaha County
In the City of Sioux Falls. South Dakota
until two o'clock P. M.. June 4. 1809. for
the construction of Drainage Ditch No. 2.
and appurtenancea or Items thereof, aa con
talned in the specifications. Involving about
atO.Ouo cubic yards of excavation. The work
ia located north of Bloux Palle and extends
to a' point west of Baltic, 8. D.
Specifications may be obtained from and
I-Jina may be' Inspected at -the office of
the County Auditor. Sioux Kails. South
Dakota; the office of J. H Galea, attor
ney. Sloux Falls. South Dakota: the of
fice of Samuel H. Ia. Ftate Engineer
Pierre. South Dakota, and apeclfkatlons
may.be examined at the office of the
periodical In which this notice is pub
lished. .-
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified, check for W, payable to the
orde of the Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners - of Minnehslia
County. South Dakota, as a guaranty that
the bidder will, if aucceeeful. promptly ex
ecute a satisfactory contract and furnist
a bond in the aura of 10 per cent of the
estimated contract price for the faithful
performance of the contract The right
la reaened to reject any or all bids Dated
Bloux Falls. South Dakota. May 1 lw
' THOS. M KINNON.
Chairman Couniy Commissioners
Attest: HL.NRY HOWE. County Auditor
tSeaU -kCT "
LEGAL NOTICES
KOTICK TO CONTRACTORS NOTICK
Is hereby (Iren that sealed bids will be
received by the Board of Crnnmlaeionera
of the Bouth Dakota Slate Soldiers' Home
at Hot Fprlna-a. Houth Dakota, at the office
of the commandant of said home on or
before the let day of June. I, at
t o'clock In the afternoon, for the erection
of a atone and brick emokeetatk for the
State BoMlera' Home, accord n to plana
and specifications prepred by Joeepa
Bwarta, architect. Stoux Kalla, 8. D.
auo
For the furnlahlnas and settings of three
new boliera and Mgh. pressure woik for
the Bouth Dakota State R.. Idlers' Home at
Hot Springs, South Dakota, according te
plana and specifications prepared by Ben
Cowler. chief engineer. Bids will be re
ceived for steel stark according to specifi
cations separately. Blda can be made la
lump sum for the whole amount of . the
work except for the brick or steel amoke-
stack, which mu.t be a separate bid. All
Bias must oe accompanied by a certified
check equal to 10 per cent of the amount
of the bid. The board reserves the rlaht
to reject any and all bids. Plans and
specifications csn be seen and examined
st this office of the commandant or at
the office of The Omaha Bee, Omaha,
Neb.; Bioux City Journal, Bloux City, la.;
Bloux Falls Argus Leader, Bloux Falls.
o. u. uBiea tnts 7tn oay or Hay, By
order of the Board of Commissioners. 1.
B. GEDD18, Commandant.
MlldlSl
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, run leaven worm, Kan
sas. May 13, 1W. Sealed proposals. In trip
licate, will be received here until 11 a. m.
May -H. 19. "'I then opened for construct
ing W4 lineal feet water mains 4 snd S-inch,
1,11 lineal fet sewers and N-lnch. IM
Uutol feet drains 4, and 12-mch. and for
two fire hydrants. Full Informs Hon and
blank forms of proposals furnished on ap
plication. Plans and specifications may be
seen here, also tn office of Chief Quarter
master, Omaha, and Master Builders' Ex
change, Kansas City, Missouri. United
States reserves the right to accept or reject
any or all proposals or any parts thereof.
Knvelopes to he marked "Proposals for
Wener Mains, Sewers, etc' ' and addreaned
to Captain Win. D. Davis. Quartermaster.
M19-16-17-18-26-27
O F F1CE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
msster. Fort Leavenworth. Kansaa, May
24. 1!9. Sealed proposala. In triplicate, will
be received1 here until 11 a. m. central tune,
June 14. ll09. and then opened In the pres
ence of bidders, for the construction, plumb
ing, heating, electric wiring and fixtures
of an addition to hospital at Fort Leaven
worth, Kansua. Full Information and blank
forma of proposal furnished upon applica
tion to this office. Plans and specifica
tions may be seen here, also In offlcesof
the chief quartermasters at Omaha. St.
Paul, depot quartermasters at Philadelphia,
8t. Louis and Master Builders' F.xchange,
Kansaa CMy. Missouri. United Stales re
serves the right to reject-any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Envelopes to
he endorsed "Protiosala for an Addition to
Hosnltsl". and addressed to Captain Wtn.
D. Davis, Quartermaster.
M25-8-27-MJU-U
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UNION STATION 1TH AND MA8QN
CsUs Pacific
Leave. "Arrlva,
Overiand Limited a 7: im; all :40 pro
Colorado Expreaa a :50 pra a 6:00 pm
Altanlic Exrress a :"M am
Oregon Expreaa a 4:10 pm a 6:00 pm
Los Angeles Limited.. ..al2:ee pm a U.U pm
Fast Mail a 7:20 am a 6:46 pro
China and Japan Mall. .a 4:00 pm a 6:46 pm
North Platte Local a 8:16 am a 4 46 pm
Colo. Chicago Special... ,al2.10 am a 7:06 am
Beatrice & Stromaburg
Local bI2:40 pm b 1:40 pro
Valley Local (motor via
Lane Cut-Oft).... al0:00 am a 2:46 pm
Valley Lota! (motor). ...a 6:30 pm a 9:00 am
Hastings-Superior b 1:16 pm b 6:20 pm
Local rseng;ra not can led on trains
Noa. 1 and 2.
Cfclcaa-o, Reck Islsao at Pacific
EAST.
Norfolk A 8o. Platte... pm 6:20 pm
Chicago Limited a 8 :00 am all 06 pm
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Rocky Mountain Ltd. ...a $:f am all :06 pm
Dea Molnea A Eastern. .a 7:00am a 4:30 pm
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Chicago (Eastern Ex)... a 4:40 pm A 1:10 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:08 pm a 8:36 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain. Ltd. ..all :13,,pm a 2:5ft pm
Colo. A Cal. Express.. . a 1:20 tn a 4:30 pm
Okl. A Texas Express.. a 4:40pm A 1:00 pm
Ckicaaro 4k Nortvester r.
Chicago Daylight. .... .-..a 7: am all:48pm
Twin City Expreaa a 7:46 am alO JO pm
Chicago Local a 4:30 pm a 3:31 pm
Bioux City Local i 1:4. (im all 00 am
Chicago LMal a 4:30 pm a 8 23 am
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Faat Mall a I 36 pm
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Overland Limited. all 60 pm a 7:16 am
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Illinois Ceatral
Chicago Expreaa a 7:11 am a 1:46 pm
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Minn.-St. Paul Exp k-7:15 am "
Minn. -St. Paul Ltd. . . .a t:W pm a 7:15 am
Omah i-Ft. Dode Local. b 4:15 pm bll 80 am
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St. Louis Local (from
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8lanberry Local (from
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thlcaa-o, Mllwaakes et St. Paal.
Chicago A Colo. Bpec.a T:25 am all. 50 pm
Cal. A Ore Express.... a .. pm a 8:25 pm
Overland Limited aU:4 pm a 7:16 am
ferry Local b 6:16 pm bll.Jo am
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...a 7:5 am all 36 pm
....a 4:20 pm a 3:ao pm
....a 6:30 pin a 8:30 am
...a 9:16 am all. 11 am
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Nebiaaka Express ..
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Schuyler-Plaltamoath
Plattsmouth-lowa ...
Believue-Platlsmoutb
Colorado Limited ..
Chicago Limited
Chicago Express ....
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Local
St. Louis Express...
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Kansaa Ciiy A St. Joe. .a 9:15 em
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a :3u am
A 6 10 pm
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday, e Sun
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oaly )40 and 460.
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH 0&1AUA
Boy on Black Horse on an Innocent
Errand Starts a Trail.
WA3 OUT AFTER MUSHROOMS
Detective Shields Still tadelded aa
to Taklagt Poaltloa Offered. Hiaa
at l.lnrola iMarktsa
to W lnchell. '
' The Interest of the public In the Union
Pacific robbery of Saturday night 'and the
care -with which every possible due Is ruff
down by the officers Is well Illustrated by
the solving of the Identity of a young man
on a black horse, who was seen by J. J.
Hurt riding up and down the Union Pa
cific right-of-way Friday morning. Mr.
Hurt grew suspicious and drove the. boy
off the right-of-way. After the robbery
ho remembered the case and the tine black
horse and sent word to Detective Elsf elder.
The latter thought the clue worth following
and worked for a day or two on that line.
Superintendent J. 8. Walter of .the' Union
Stock Yard company furnlahed the final
Solution. Manager Buckingham wanted
some real fresh mushrooms for a dinner
party and, to oblige him, Walters sent ore
of the hoys at the yards. Joe Miller, out on
the black horse In the direction wf Hurt's
ranch. He did not give him an Introduction
to Hurt, who has plenty of mushrooms, eo
the suspicions of the latter were aroused.
Walters sent Miller to a place he had In
mind, but the boy discovered that some
young women of the Field club had been
there ahead and picked the - dellrAcy
earlier In the morning. So the boy rode up
and down the Union Pacific tracks snd
even over the Northweatern railroad right-of-way
until Hurt met him and told him
to leave.
Eisfelder has vlHted - the scene of. the
robbery at night since the robbery and
watched the Overland Limited come In to
get an idea of the ordinary circumstances.
He eaya anyone acquainted with the cut
off need not have boarded the train at
Fremont, which was the last regular stop
of the Overland Limited. At the bridge
over the Little Papplo, which la met by a
hlgTt grade, the frost haa heaved the grede
and It has required some new ballasting.
In coming onto the bridge the Overland
Limited slowed down to not more than five
or ten miles an hour at the moat. At
that point two men could very easily have
boarded the train without being seen by
the men in the cab. They could have hidden
behind the beams of the trestlework hand
ily until the engine had passed.
Shields Undecided.
Detective P. H. Shields said last night
that about the only thing In the way of
his accepting the position of chief of police
In Lincoln seemed to be the action of
the recent democratic legislature In hold
ing up the Lincoln charter. He said this
kept the salary of the chief at the old
figure, while the new charter had provided
for a salary of $1,800. He said ho did not
know whether the old salary would please
htm, and that. In fact. Is the point yet to
be decided before he promises to accepL
He appeared before the excise board Mon
day to discuss this and other phases of ths
offer. Judging from the usual activities ot
ths Lincoln police, Detective Shields would
find It pretty tame there compared to the
duty he Is uaed to In South Omaha. He
said he told the board he had more to do
In thirty days In 8outh Omaha than would
be required of him in a year in Lincoln,
Two More Saloow Llceaeea, -,-3 v
The board of . fire . and-pulic 'aTofnrruA
aioners of Bouth Omaha met In a brief
session last night In the police court room.
The business consisted In' passing oh
number of belated saloon licenses. Thomas
Hogan was granted a license st the north
east corner of Railroad avenue and Mad
ison streets and Thomas Lukowski at 406
North Thirty-third street.
The board " will Issue aa .order, to -tbo
chief of police soon making a change In
the night patrol service which is not to
be snnounced, but- which Is thought for
the best.
The chief of the fine department and the
board and the members of the- fire com
mittee of the city cobncil .will meet this
morning at -9 o'clock to examine a new
fire team.
Magic ttty Gossip. .
Jetter'a Gold Top Beer delivered" to any
part of the city. Telephone No. 6.
The funeral of Frances Uvlck was con
ducted yesterday morning from- St. An
thony's church.
The tuner! service over the body of
Joseph Mayfield waa held at 10 a. m. Tues
day at St. Cleirent'e mission.
The South Omaha High School Alumni
association held a meeting last evening- tit
arrange for the spring commencement func
tions. Mrs. O. J. Ames will entertain the Pres
byterian Missionary societies Thursday aft
ernoon at her home 8J6 North Twenty-third
street.
Prices paid for hogs are up again, and
yesterday's receipts were among the best
of the year. The beat grades went as high
aa $7.35 per hundred.
Nasturtium, ramp. Royal Neighbors of
South Omaha, will entertain the camps of
Omaha, Fort Crook. Bellevue, Florence
and Benson this evening.
The Willing Workers of the Christian
church are to grve a musical thia evening
at the home of Mrs. Frank E. Jones, 6u8
North Nineteenth street.
Many Inqjlries have come to the police
station In South Omaha concerning the
progress of the trial of John Masauredls
A large atterdaree from South Omaha ia
predicted as the trial advances.
COMPANIES READY FOR CAMP
High School Cadets Plaa to Have
Good Drills This
Year,
An enthusiastic mass meeting of the
companies of the Omaha High School reg
iment w as held during drill erlod Tues
day afternoon.
Claude Neavles. captain and ' adjutant,
presented the regiment with a handsome
loving cup, which was purchased with ths
money left from camp laat year.
The cup la a new trophy to be won In
connection with the flag at competitive
drill and Is to have the name of the com
pany engraved upon the bowl.
Lieutenant Haskell, who Is now In charge
at the high school, made a short talk on
camp. It la his Intention to make this
year's camp surpass all previous ones In
military discipline.
FATAL WHIRL ON A SHAFT
Polish Laborer at Cadahr'e Dies as
Reswlt of Harlsg Clothlag
Caaght.
While at work Tuesday In the glue da
partment at the Cudahy Parking company,
Victor Kuklnskl. a Polish laborer, met
with Injuries which resulted In his death.
His clothes became entangled In some ma.
rhlnery and he was dragged around a re
volving shaft, crushing his shoulder snd
Inflicting other Injuries. The accident hap
pened at about 9:10 and he was Immediately
removed to the Bouth Omshs hoaplfal,
where he died at 11 o'clock. He was 49
years old and leavea a wife and four chil
dren. Ths body was taken In charge by
Coroner Hesfey and an inquest will be
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