Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. THUBSDAY, .TUNE 17.
11
;REAL ESTATE
CITY I'RdlKRTV FOR iAI.R
- (Continued.)
THE PRICE, PAYMENT AND
". 'PROPERTY
ARE. JUGliT ON THESE
l-rnrnn-cottsg-, good repair, city water
permanent walk, shade, etc ; close In and
well sltusted. near 17th And Canter; only
11,176.- Your -own ; terms. -
Chotce. nuw R-reom, modern oottage, cor
ner lot, near Kth and Ames. A big bar
gain at t.'.S"); ' easy terms.
New; S-reorri modern cottage, large lot
near JPth. and Amea, only 1,700 and beat
of term
-room: kit modern cottage, near ISth and
Havenport, choice lot, shade, permanent
walks,, etu. hem (ownU)wn cottsge home,
bargain .at $3,l.'fl. Hmall cash payment,
balance same as rent.
s-room,. modern residence, lot 50x140, near
t2d and Ms pie. -only 2,60. Can arrange
terma to suit. -
Very, desirable horn place, 7-room, mod
ern 'house. . larsre tot and ham; tool hotiHe;
shade; ofprcte walks, etc.; beat location,
near 4M and Grant. Offered at $2,600 for
Immediate sale.
d-room cottage, sewer, closet, gas, city
wster, paved street, etc.; valuable loca
tion, ,nrar 31th" and Leavenworth, only
tl.afiO.'.r.t'caati, SIS pit month. ': .
Kl'K&Ef Jj & McKITRlCK CO.,
nJ . Harney,
4tt namire.Bl.de
16th.
GHOICB B-ROOM
'ft i . m im
'tlOTTAOK M0. DOWN.
' jMt S!anderorr jFt.. S rivim"
' ' and bath. bot fltxlJV, vacant
REAL ESTATE
CITY rROI'KHTY FOR iAI.B
(Conro'jed..
A: P. Tukey & Son
L1ST0F1U)ME
S. f!. corner JHh . and LaV. R-room mod
ern house, all complete, riever 'been toceu
pleil, 2.O0.
2.25 jo. 12th 8t.,i-roprn, "house will city
wster, 11,5.'). . .
17a Ho. Wth St, a-room modern house,
hot water heat. flCO. '
4H27 Pavenport St., S-roOm all modern
house, S4.00.
4M2 Dodge St., new 4-rootn house, thor
oughly modern In every respect, 4.,fl0.
se, city wa'er
20 Sahler St., 5-rrom. fuxuse, city ti
and gas, 1 400; $100 down, !ahuce montljl
N. W. corner 22d and California 6ts.,
- . . , . L. . . . . me J
California 8t.,.9 rooms, modern, H.SOO.
2104 No. 2vth Ave., ( rooms, city water and
sewer, $!, , ,.,., ... . - t.
4-' .'
A. P. Tukey & Son,
444 Hoard of Trade lildg... I'hoca Doug. 21R1.
. now
.ilQ,
free.lt at once. Only
;, : R. H. LANDERTOU,
442 Board of Trade.
l a "T..lg: rpouK;,iMl Ind. 2151.
4316 ERSKINE
A sblkl brick, home, n.fco. -
LOOK AT IT
( rooms with .fine .basement.
NOWATA UW) AMI 1XVT CO.,
Bulla ti24 N, Y. 110 nids -
'Phone Rd W. . - t ... ,f. Omaha, . Neb.
8; ACRES! INV FLORENCE
Vi-Otily 1-i tninutesy walk fram
end of the car line, improved
with l-room house,- large barn,
ftew chfeken houee,-good well,
cave, etc.' Young' fruit of all
"' k1hds."' all tinder cultivation.
electric llirnt-ln afreet Price, '
$4-.9tW, rnrhidtns; crop. Values
ar Increasing; in this violntty.
An opportunity to buy at
reasonable prloa.
Immediate possession. '
OEOnQB ft CO., 1901 Farnam St .
North" 24th .Street
Choice - vacant corner, 24th and Hlme
bauirhj'Just a fev - blocks south ot Miller
park; ' (tas,- water and newer In street;
pries;. 4Mf C16 dowh and f 10 per month.
C. O. CARLBERO,
:? ;- -.-sir If, T. Uf Bid.
''VACANT LOT BARGAIN.
7IHxu9a feet south front, one-half
block from Harney ,car Una only 11,460,
This la a. iea.utlfli. piece of (round,, on
a-rade. with permanent sidewalk, trees and
shrubs. A very deslrsbla place to build-
home or houses (or sale .or rent, and very
ohaapk . -
- ' ' J.'H. DlTMONT A"S6JT, v '" ' '
Phons THuf ala 63ft. . ' 1606 Farnam St
i., :i ,.-r '.'
West' Farnam
BARGAINS
45 feat north frontage on Dodge, near S8th
avenue.. Kina place lor s, nice home, only
S1.I5.. .".
M) feet -frontage en on of the finest
treeta In West Farnam District for 16,600.
Ktag ant corner, 81x110 feet, at Dodge and
8Mb Ave., S7,e00. s
Choics building Hits, 89140 feet on JSth
Ave., between Farnam and Dodge; nothing
finer '4n West Farnam XUtrct far- 15.500.
HTOKS READ BSTATB CO,
'. Board of Tradf Bld.g. '
PAY $10 CASH, $5 PEft MO.
and then arrange' with His' Tor ' b'ulMIng a
new home on one Or fwd of the chdh-est
building lots anvwtltra, available at these
prices 4O0 to f)00. - If - you ' appreciate a
beautiful landscape view, high and sightly,
but level clevatiim, lines ot location and
surroundings. corrvenVSht -tov car, -Movckiy
taxes, reduced Uvlng eapenses, and the
pleasure ot -a new liotne. -jrrleot. a site In
hoantiful Hahcyon Helgtats, i on i.yrn
avenue, two blocks south of MUlutry
avenue, aud Beiisuu. bualuea dlatrlO.
KUSSELL & McklTRlCK CO.,
IlamiA fttocfc"
th and Hartley. '
FOR- SALE A nine - room house - all
modern conveniences, located near Han
scorn park or w4 1 1 trade for sis room tnt
tage In good k)ce,tlo.-Jkd(lrsa, M-retiS-ears
L 'V: .- .l -
REAL ESTATE
FARM ARB HAJU La) If FVH, AlM
CoioradA. ,.. r--
. i
LAND for sale In-Colorado wKWn ( miles
of Julesburg, nice prairie, 110 per acre;
Ml dowa, balance, yets . llipt. Address
Thomas- Cochrane. Lincoln, Neb. ,, .
.WATCH U3 PROW! ..
Routt Co., Colo., Carey act. Irrigated, land,
I3S 50 per acre. Cheap enuf? W. 8. Rfp2
lay, 61S Paxion Bkook, OmaKa, Neb.
PRtXDTOR, COLO,
New1 -town" -offers special -inducements to
settlers and business, .men. Write-: today;
Logan County Develpoment Co., Proctor,
Colo . . .
PHOCTOIt, COLORADO.
New town.' offers- special Inducements to
settlers and business men. Write today.
Logan County Development Co., Proctor.
Colo.' '' ' ' ' - '-. :
FOR SALK 67 acrra of land, t miles souttl.
east of Council Bluffs; Telephone SS81-K.
' " ' (20)-M34 14
Nebraska
To Investors
We have Just had placed With its ' for
quick sare, MO acres In Chejfenn . county,
this: state. .. i .- '
We understand about half of thla section
Is Tine, levl, tillable .land. ..balance . more
or less rolling and rodgh,. but excellent
pasrurage;: gpo. strong $til., -Trie, owner
is obliged to dispose of this rand at once;
and has authorised ua to offer It at the
low price .of piJA an. aore. From .all wa
can learn, n is cneap today at ii) to tip, an
acre. If you would like to Investigate' it,
we'll go ou,t, wltb you and -look it. over.
Fine rains and big Crop' prospects' will
make this land double In value quickly.
HICKS REAL ESTATE CO,, .OMAHA.,.
1,570-Acref Improved. Ranch
Joins .the town xf Baaeett. S20. an aore; oan
divide add sell off one-half and hay a. bal
ance cbsax. Tills la a' anAn.. .". . '.
Ask tor my .list of 4aims And -aaohes;'
aiso exenanges.
' V. W. MITCHELL
Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha, Nett.
6END for long list; rarms M to 1100 per
acre. BEUM, Brandel Bldg. - .
. --j-ACRES. '
IS acrei parity set to frGlt and all high
and sightly; -11,750; .' 460 cash; ' cross td
Omaha; one mils 'from street car: .
PAYNK INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1st ,FI. N. T. Llf Bldg.,
. .Tela, poug, mt A-4i.
. Combination 8too4 .and Dwelling."
Owner, non-4-seldept, Is ferced to sell;
on ear ac1 paved street, F. li. Waad. IauI
Farnam St
$11,500.00
a - , " . ' f. ' r
Glfbt "iottajes, with vacant front
age en Vinton atrcMt of tiO fet; room
for 10 Stores ttbout .dlsturbinf cot
tag; Btaj-ea dtt Vinton tret rept for
16. to $2& per month.
Best Investment proposition in the
out,h part of town.
Owner says SEU. Make an OFFER.
MCACfUE INVESTMENT CO.;
- i. :180 Iotlr St
.WEST FAliNAM HOME-
Lease runs .oat 1st -.of July, and are able
to offer l-room, modern home, Just half
block of Farnam St:. ;a' csod. house and
well located, for Sa.ittO. Must sell at onoe
or not at- tu.. .. j
OLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE.
-... Ground Floor" N. Y. Life. '
TIlREK met, iriiioiiiu
7-rootsj -etor south., front hot water
heat strictly modern hums on Browne
ei., .duiit oy -ewncr; stairway to itic;
back fenos; barn. . Full cement basement
end Cfiect Walks,. Uwil trass. Trma
Look at tlil.- .VVortb. KOufl. wUl seU-for
4-room, .1-story, frame on car line. S61S
Sherman Ave., strictly modern. Full
cement .basement and atement - walk. Just
papered. 'Lawn. Shade, large lot' Worth
kfeO. will aell for M W Terma. a snap.
7-room, J-story, east front, strictly mod
em noma on inn, near i.ira, nearly new
Cement walks, lawn,-Shad 13, 4uV. Terms!
a bargain.
. , -.-llARWOOO eV HARWOOD. .
41t Be Bldg. .Omaha, Neb.
AN IDEAL home, opposite Brownell hail
Isrss lawn, nice fruit If you are lonkina
for a bright iid swnpy boms, inquire about
' ' OALLAOHER NELSON,
itA Brandela B14g-. Omaha.
aiEAP LOT ON DEWEY AVE
- soo f or 44 by ft on
"Dewey- Ave.,' tear Ssih- St4 :' '
' Where oan you beat It T
, ' GEORGE ft tO, "
SoleAnts. G0I Fsrpam St
tiTH, near Farnam,' a ilew I-roorn all
Bodern house, oak Ilntsn, ease iront n,auu.
W.L.SELBY,
' '. "3 Board Of Trade ildg. , '
BOULEVARD HOUSlt "btg North Nik tt't
I rooms, -ptodern. only S2.6U0. . Thtfniai
tfrennau. Room I New York Life tlldg
LIST your property wilk CbrU Boyer. ttl
sad Cuming fits. ll;t
BIG SNAP FOR 8ALR
Fins improved farm,- 1B0, - la ventral 'Ne
braska; all in "cultivation but 'few acres;
26 aorea alfalfa; -bandy to town and sobool;
prlos 176 acre; good terms; one of the best
in the state. Address the owner, Y 7,
cars Bee. . . .,.-.
IDEAL HOME FARM. -
oN acres; iu mnes ww ot eoum umthii
one-half mile from paved road r one-half
mue iron gooa town; (.room . house, barn,
new wind mill, nice orchard, fine grove.
O'KEKFK REAL-OTATK CO,
1001 N. Y Llfs Bldg. - Doug. 2151
North Osktt
t9
FOR B ALE ed.OtXJ acres best wheat an
flax land In the northwest, for further
Information call r. write Joho J- Doyle.
Wlsksk. N. D. .. ,. .(Mi-HU XU
. ,." . .th. ;. Dakota , . , , ,
FINE farm lands In Hand and-'-adlorniHS
counties, South Dakota. Husttlns; agents
wamea. jiy r. saurriii, r arace iiag.,
Minneapolis. Minn. -? (3UH-M74T iUX '
HOMEBEEKERS AND -LAND 8PECU.
r--A : LATORSi' - ! T'C -Tvv
I have a number of cho tractr of land
In Gregory, Trtpp, knd Mer eounUM,"Su.
Iak. I deal In - newly pat eh ted Indian
lands, and can fumlSH dear unincumbered
titles lor ail lands i oontrol. 'Write me
for prices and. dneertptlons. Of floe at
uregory. .lio.-uaic- ur. m. v. sspwuwr.'
STOVE REPAIRS
NEW furnaces; hot water and hot air com
bination ht-etinV ! and' 4-hole laundry
hat water beatera, trantle grates, gaa
stoves repaired, water fronts and flower
vases. Omaha Stove Repair Works. 1204
1?0 I u(lu St Phones lnd. A-0. Pell
Ioiglas jwp - aag
WANTED-T0 BUY
BEST price paid for second-hand furniture,
carpets clothes and sboes, - Tel. Doug.
tJS-27
BEST price paid for tcr-tvand furrltura,
stoves. cloth,lru. Wm. Rosenblatt. Tel.
Douglas 640L (ai)-KM
I'IRT to fill several lots or piece high
up property near Klghth and Dorcaa; must
be cheap. Address A 35, cars Bee.
WANTE-D A female coyote. Address.
Rudolph Rovlgno. Merrhants Hotel. .
WANTED-TO RENT
WE are getting Inquiries for well located
houses. Must have, sole aavency. . Nowata.
Land ard.Lot Company, suite 624 N. Y.
1-ne mag. i-none rted lim, Omaha, Neb.
WANTEDSITUATIONS
WANTED-Position railroad -contracting
freight agent or superintendent clerk. -Kx-perlenced.
O 41. Bee.
For high grade men, call Omaba Y. M. C. A,
POSITION for summer by young lady.
Address A 671, care Besj. .
Experienced nurse- would like care of
Invalid nr infnnt Meat tt ..rr,ni.H A ,t
dress E 88. Bee.
WANTED Ky young single man, Jbieara
of age, a Job on farm or with stock
feeder; best of references. . Address D S,
care Bee. . .. , , V - -
LEGAL NOTICES
Ir r igated-Ianij s
BIG crops of fruit grain, alfalfa, sugar
beets, canteloupes and.. vegetables. Fine for
homes, will pay for Itself in two to six
years, annual inoomg as
. Prices IS6 'to- WOO. : cash,, balance i- to
, years, "i 'or descriptive booklet- write laaac
Conner,. LnsinuRr 4-uiiimerce, crmaiMs, XMeD.
IWIIDIV Waltl.
- ' ' . .11
iurnnwn firm ilA - i.,x "
ranches, Minnesota,' ' Dakota; ' Montana
Bed rock prices. D. F. MrMahorL EhfllcotL
St Paul; Minn., ' ''!' ', '.''V '.
REAL' &T ATE fr)ANS - '
100 TO lU.09U-tn4 ptoroptly. Ir, D. Wexd,
Wead Bldg., latu and aroan. . ttljsu-
PRIVATE money t lea. ie Hs lh-Mit
m Urajidna BI4g. :
3-
PAYK4S.- BTWiaK at Sek, N.1-Y. -fclfs;
Prtval 4uoney, SmM to 16.000; low rats.
600 TO fJOO.OUO oi tmproved property; no
delay. UAHV1N BHUd.. 16o Farnam St
fivk '-PER-t'Si.T'" '-iiouat
, ... v to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
fork Ufa Bldg.
THOMAS BiiE.'NAN.
Room t vcw i u
LOWEST RATlCi Bmls, rsjidels Bdg.
' ' ' t i
IS04 TO 45,000 on homes In Omaha. OKeefe
Real Estate Co.. tuul N. Y. Llf a 'Doug,
or A-X1M. - - '' ." (22) -Bll
WANTED City loans and warrants. W,
Farnam Smith 4k Co.. vut Farnam St
MONEY TO LOAN Pays loveement Oo.
WANTED City iosvas. PoXsrs Trust do,
SECOND - MORTGAGE -loan Negotiated.
Apply Rooms 417-14 First Nal'l Bank Bldg.
Bell Phons Douglag 3l,. - - tii-4
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WB HAVE BUYSIU-io a a.ra taouoa, a
4-roofn hstute u I wwupie ef -vsoant iwlai
NOWA.TA LAND-, AN- LOT COMPANY.
Suite 4 N. 'Y l4(SBUlg.iauba. .
Phone itd 1m. OpaetAvvealnca
- a ta
' .. as i- a. t. - . .
WS'have sustonwe tiling lor 4. 4 and
7-room houaee. .: tf -ypo want to jaelt cail
.us up and a man will Investigate your
property at on..-. Dcan-Audiws Co.,
44 N. Y. Life Bidu
Notice ot StockkteldVers' MertlwS .
To the stockholders' of THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
In conformity with the requirements of
the Constitutions and laws of ths states o(
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska and trie
by-laws of the .Company, . YOU ARfcJ
HEREBY NOTIFIED that by resolution of
the Board of Directors of The Missouri
Paclflo Railway Company duly adopted at
a meeting of said Board en the Hh day -of
May, A. D., 1WS, a, meeting of the stock
holders of The Missouri , Paclflo Railway
Company has been called to be held at thu
office. f tbe Company, Hoom 70b. Missouri
Pacific Building, in the. City of St. Louis.
In tho State of Missouri, on. the sixth day
of August A. D. liHW, at nine o'clock In the
toronon, . . .
(1) i Or tha purpose of considering a Con
tract and -Articles of Consolidation bearing
data the. Jflh day of May, W0. neretofor
made and entered Into by and on behalf of
The Missouri Paoiflc, Rail ay Company ajid
tha following named corporations by order
of their respective Boards of Directors: -
The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Rail
way -Company, a consolidated corporation
of the State of - Kansas;
Ths Central Branch Railway Company, a
consolidated corporation of tha Slate of
Kansas;
The Hooks County Railroad Com pan yt a
corporation of the State of Kansas;
Ths Nevada and Mtndeh Railway Com
pany, a ccrporatlon'ot ths Stats of Mis
souri; Nevada and Hlnden "Railway Company ot
Kansas, a corporation ot tha State of
Kannas;
. Kansas City and . Southwestern Railway
Company of Missouri, a corporation ot tha
State of Missouri;
Kansas City and Southwestern Railway
Company, a corporation ot the State of
Kansas;
The FOrt Scott Central Railway Com
pany, a consolidated corporatiob of the
State of Kansas; . -
Kar.opolla and Kansas Central Railway
Company, a corporation of tho Stats' of
Kansas; ... ....
The Kansas Southwestern Railway Conr-
pany, a corporation of the State of Kansas;'
ana ....
Th LeRoy.and Caney Valley Air -Line
Railroad Company, a corporation of the,
State of Kansas,
whereby all or any of said corporations
and The Missouri Pacific Railway Company I
i . a....-aIU . I.. U wlmla 1
and to consolidate, the . stock of the re
spective companlea. mailing jwch qqnsollaa;.
tlen, and to form and make under and put-l
suasrt to the laws of ths tatei at Missouri.
Kansas and Nebraska, a new, -consolidated
corporation, to be known as The Missouri
Paclflo Railway Company, owning, . con-,
trolling, possessing- and bringing ,-iunder one
management all and singular the lines' of
.railroad and other properties, real, peraonal
and mixed, powers, rights,- privileges, .Im
munities and franchises belonging ' to any
of the companies making such consolida
tion, upon the terma and conditions -fixed
and stated by said Contract and Articlaa
of Consolldatlpn;
(2) For the purpose of Voting' upon tha
question whether such Contract and Ar
ticles of Consolidation, so made and en
tered into, ahall be ratified, assented to, ap
proved and adopted and such consolidation
oonsummated or whether such Contract
and Articles of Consolidation shall bs re
jected: ...
(S) To consider and vote upon the 'adop
tion of a. resolution accepting the provis
ions of Article II of Chapter U of the Re
vised Statutes of the State ot Missouri,
IK, and to authorise the filing thereof,
all as required by Section numbered 1064 of
such Revised Statutea In the case of con
solidation of railway, corporations; and
(4) To taks any other action In Ibe pre
mises, and to transact anv other business
that may properly .corns before tha meet in a,
isucn uoniraci ana .iriioies oi onsoiiaa
tlon will be submitted to the meeting of
the. stockholders so called for examination
snd every stockholder attending will be. fur,
nlsSed with a printed copy thereof, and at
any Jme before such meeting any stock
holder will be furnished with a printed copy
of such Contract and Artlolea of Conso
lidation upon application therefor during
business hours to the Assistant Secreians
of the Company, at the office of the Com.
'pany In the City of St Louis, Missouri. '
- Dated, May. zutn,
GEORGE J. OOCLD.
President of Tho Missouri Paclflo Railway
Company. . ...... . ...
A. H. CALEF.
Secretary of Tbs Missouri Paclflo Railway
. Company.
.... JZtOAt
--GOVERNMENT NOTICES ..
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster. Fort Crook. Neb., June
14, 190B. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will
be reoelved at this offloe until - II a. m..
June 24, 1D49. and then publicly opened for
the eonstructlon of a root cellar at Fort
Crook. Neb. A guarantee, ot. 10 per cent of
amount ot proposal -rauet Accompany each
bid. Plans and specifications may.be seen
at ttris offtee-snly. Blank forms smd In
formation furnished upon application here
Proposals should be- indorsed' "-'Proposals
for Construction of ' Root eltar."' and gd.
dressed to CAPTAIN 108EPH F. OOHN,
Constructing Quartermaster. '
,: , '. .4unelS-i6T-IS-?? ...
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
lermaster, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
June 15, Ii09. Sealed proposals. In. tripli
cate., will be received hers until . U a.' m
central time, July .14. and . Ihen
opened, tor furnishing and delivering In
geod oondllloji f. o. b. cars, freight
l.ls7 cubl) yards. ballast for U. S.' railway
terminals at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas,
Full Information .apd blank, forms of pro
posal furnished on application to this of
fice, where specifications may be seen.
United States reserves the right-to accept
or reject any or an proposals or any. part
thereof. Envelopes shoal be- endereed
"Proposals for Ballast" and addressed to
Captain wm. u. I'avts, tjuarterrnaster. :
- - ' ' J 14-17-14-ue-Jy 11-13
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UKION ITATIOIH 11U ANUMASOM
Calcst raeltlo
Iave.
Overland Limited a 1:IM am
Cokw-ado Exficwas a IM pa
Akantio Express. '
Oregon Expre"e.i...,.i..s 4.14 pro
Los Angeles Limited. ...alj 66 pm
Fast Mall am
Chiaa a n 4 Japan Mail, .a uO pm
North PUtte Local. .....a 4.14 ia
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Beatrlc as Stromsburg
: Local .JU:I pea
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RAILWAY TIME CARD-0
Chicago t)a llght a 7:40 am
Twin City Kspress.
Chicago Local
Floux City Local...
Ienver-Chlcagi Ex.
Chicago Special.;...
Csllfornia-Chlcago Fx a 4:t pm
Minnesota-Dakota Ex. .a :(W pm
Twin City Limited a 00 pm
I .OS Angeles Limited. ..a 4:10 sm
Overland Limited all .) pm
NEBRASKA AND WYOMING DIVISION.
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:60 am alO 30 pm
Lincoln-Long pine a 7:M am ell 00 am
Norfolk-South Platte. ..b 1:15 pm b B.20 pm
Hastlngs-Superlm :b 1:13 pm b 5 20 pm
Deadwood-Hot Springs a : pm a 4:20 pm
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Fremont-Albion b 5.30 pm b l:36p:n
Illinois temtral
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..a 4 01 pm a 4 00 am
a 4 28 pm
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Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
City Savings bank to F. A. Nelson,
north 3i's feet of south 75 feet of
lots 1 and 2 block l, .Walnut Hill. .9
E. G. Clay and wife to-A. T. Gow,
east 9 feet ot west 34 feet, lot 20,
- Luke & Templeton's addition ........
H. W. Pennock and wit's to Martha
Johnson, lots 3 and 4, block 2, Bed
ford place ...a.. w !.-.
Hastings & Heyden to M. J. Ken-
mm,, lyv.v, tuyun. iiuiounm..,,..,,
Maok ' Iiannah W O. ,' V. ' Antlm suti,
west 32 feet of lot 1. Vlock T, l'ttl-
rjek's second addition
Lida Fluke and busbunda o E. VV.
Ryks, lou . 20 21 Mid -A biook 2,
Seymour's adilillon ..., .,....'
Florence Co. to U. E. Tooxer, lot 17,
Florenoe Heights
J. A. . O. Kennedy and Wife to Wm.
Floyd, lots 1 4 and 21, block 6, Wal
nut hui .:
Fred Nelson.. and wife to, J. E. Wooa
. ley,' lot 21, block ' 3, Saunders &
Hlmebatigh's addition., to Walnut
Hill. ,,.....': ,
Jno. Slovek to Agnes Kasper, lot 24,
block 1, Pullman Place"
United Real Estate ik'Tfust Co. to
Anna Voleno, lot t, block 13,
Kountze's third addition
Idtt O'Nlell to J. F. Roberta, lot 7,
Swetnam's subd
W. S. Frank and wife to ll. E. and
Tlllle T. Austin, lot 6, block i,
Omaha View .....
Geo. Parks and wife to J. J. Fuchs,
Jr'lot 9, block 1, Hoctqr Terrace...
J. J. Fuchs, Jr., to E. H. Erlckson,
lots 1, 2 and 3, block I, same
Hastings & Heyden to G. W. Jones,
lot 6 McEnter's addition
Emma Bprsgue to" T C. Bruner, lot
14, blo;k 2;t, Morse & Bfuner's add..
Ellda 8. Smith, extr.,, to N. E.
Smith,' "ot al., ' lot It. block 13,
Kountze's third addition
H. E. Moores to Emma A. and Kate
D. Moores, West 1K0 feet of lot 12, '
block 6, Kountze Place, and lot 4,
Union Square, and lot 13, Omaha
Hldg. V Savings association addition
Georglana Jewwt to Emll Hloemer,
trt4 lot 84, Hartman's addition
N. P. Dodge, Jr., et al., to Mornlng-
slde Land Co.,. ne"4, 13-15-12
Mary. Urania to Jos. Brasda, 33 feet
on soyth side of lot , block 11, S. E.
Rogers' addition
Jos. Brasda and wife to Rudolf
Braida, nii s lot 4, block U, S. E.
Rogers' addition
Joh C. Havemeyer, trustee, and wife
t Harriett F. Craig,, south 33 feet
of lot 5, block t. Improvement asso- -
elation addition
Gustav Seseman to Wm. Hoch, lot 6.
block S, Everett Place ,
C.un,y . treasurer to Continental
Trust Co., lot 21, block 18, Bedford
Placa ,
Harriet A. Anderson and husband 'to"
A- ? Peterson, wVi loU 9 and 10,
block 4, Central Park .;
Theresla Lederer to Mike Oster and
wife, part lot , Barker s allotment.
Anna II. Conroy, et al.. to Hilda O.
Smithberg. sw block 14. sec-
ond addition to Cori-lgan Place .
Magee and wife to E. S. West
brook,, south 75 feet north 150-feet
lot l, block 8, West Omaha
Mellora W. Fairfield and husband to
H. M. .MeCormack, lot 20, block 3.
Sulphur Springs .... -..i...
Cordelia A. Sweet Wltxka and. hus
band to The .Cordelia Co lots 8,
9. 10 and 11 Ernest Sweet's addition
AP.n f. -McCaguo to The Land Tltlo
Pra'ce " 1 block
Gertrude D. McbowsllToajnoTiot'iL
-.block U. Brings Place
? . .e'. McC'fUe to same, north 45
sedition " bik ' CPb-ll'a
J . L, ponahoo and wif e ' to ' Ed ward
Donahoo, undivided H Interest In
- lots .20 and 21. block 1J, Clifton Hill.
Jle Truesttell and husband to
yhf - V Thomas, lots & and 9, block
4, west bide
Huyh e: Wallace to Warren "c!
Thomas, lot 1, Selby'a subdivision..
United Real Estate A Trust Co. to
Bridget A, Mitchell, lot 11, block 3
Kountxe Place
Soren Jorgensen and wife toMInnis
J. Andersen and husband, lot 1
Burdett Court
John Hybln and wife to Edward Mill
ler. lot 13, block 8. Albright's annex
CK?' Pr,nbll to The Byron
Reed Co., lot 29. block 1. and
other property, Campbell's addition.
P. M. Schofleld to Helen B. Llgkett
north 57.7 feet of e'4 lot 1, block t.
Parkers addition Z.
Thos. C. Rich, et al., to John r'piu
ling, east 37, feet of lot t, block 91
Kountia Place 0 '
Peter Peterson and wife 'to "c "'A
pUcS"""' ,ot block 8ur"hra
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D. C. SCOTT. D. V S.
(Successor to Dr. H. L. RamaoclotU.
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HOMES TOR THE AMBASSADORS
Xloalat aya Jems In Palestine Will
Have Repreaentallon In 'err Tar
klsh ParliamentOther News
of New York,
NEW YORK. June It? A distinguished
body of e-cleslnstlca ami laymen attended
the ninth council of the Alliance of Re
formed churcl.es of the Prrsbytilan system
here today. Of the more than 300 delegates,
nearly cne-thlrd have come from Europe.
The opening sermon wss delivered this
afternoon by Dr. James P. Moffett, presi
dent ot Washington and Jefferson uni
versity, snd was followed by the business
organization. ..
In addressing the alliance tonight, Pr.
Dykes, the president, commended efforts
of clergymen t keep pace with the times
and changing conditions. He touched upon
the labors in the missionary field, advis
ing a combination of all Christian forces
In the work.
"The five years since our last confer
ence 'n Liverpool, bas brought many
changes." sali Dr. Dykes. "Silent changes
heve been paslng over the face, of the
world and the altered social conditions call
fot novel applications of the old thought.
"There his been a material revolution.
Through scterce the world has contracted
before our eyes. Along with this "there
has come s moral drawing together of
man to man and a quickened sense of hu
man brotherhood. All this pressages re
sults unforseen and unforseeable and may
be Interpreted as the universal spread of
Christianity. But we need the unity and
cohesion of all Christian forces. Only by
this means can our dreams come true."
After Dr. Dykes' address a reception of
the delegates was held . In the chapel of
the church, closing the first day's activ
ities. E. Clarence Jones, president of the re
cently formed American Embassy associa
tion, an organization of New Tork bank
ers and business men, which hopes to per
suade congress to buy suitable residences
for the country's .ambassadors In each of
the greater European capitals, sailed on
the Kron Prlnzess Cecille today for a tour
of continental Europe.
In the course of his trip he plans te
ascertain how far the average living ex
penses of American diplomats abroad ex
ceed the salaries and to learn the approxi
mate appropriation necessary for the pui
chase of adequate ambassadorial homes In
each capital. In a statement issued be
fore starting, Mr. Jones said:
"It is well known that nowadays, a man
of moderate Income, however well he may
be fitted for a diplomatic post, is unable
to accept the honor. As a result It some
times appears that a man's only qualifi
cation for these posts is the extent of his
bank account and his influence at Wash
ington. We need a different type of a
man. Our country 1b too vast and Influ
ential to have its affairs entrusted to car
pet knights whose entertainments smack
of a vulgar ostentation of wealth. Ths
Embassy association Is convinced that the
mercantile Interests of ths country are
suffering under present standards."
Zionists Chose Offlcerso.
The twelfth annual convention of the
Federation of American Zionists ended to
day with the election of the following -officers:
President, H. A. Kriedenw alder,
Baltimore; vice presldert, J. L. . MAgnes,
New York; honorary vice presidents, Mux
Heller, New ; Orleans; P. C. Pesssut;, San
Antonio, Tex.; B. L. LeventhaL Philadel
phia; Dr. S. Schaffor, Baltimore, 'and Jacob
De Haas, Boston. ... .
At today's session Dr. J. L. Magnes de
clared as soon as the Jews In - Palestine
were organized they would hav.e for .he
first time a representation of the Jewish
nation in the Turkish parliament. Dr.
Magnes advised such changes in the pol
icy of the Zionists ' ss. would conform to
the recent political deXlcpmenta In Tur
key. - Jail for PellrtmSs.
August Kuhne, acting police captain In
charge of the detective bureau In Brooklyn,
on November S4, 1907, must go to Jail for
thirty days and pay a fine ot for con
tempt of court. This la the effect of a
decision today of the court of appeals.
The action, grew out of the arrest of
Banker Frank Jenkins of Brooklyn on
a charge of forgery, third degree. After
Jenkins arist. It is charged, Kuhne dis
regarded a supreme court writ of habeas
cot pus procured by the banker's counsel
ud photographed and measured Jenkins.
lor am Disaster Anniversary.
The fifth anniversary of the Slorunt
disaster In which 1,200 New Yorkers lost
their lives, w-as observed here today. Flags
on the city hall and other public buildings
were at half mast and memorial services
were held in St. Mark's church, which lost
seversl hundred members in the binning of
the old excursion steamer near Hell Gate.
BITTER ATTACK ON 1IENEY
Lawyer for Calhoun Excoriti Spe
cial Proiecutor in Address to Jury.
CUDAHY FIRM ADMITS GUILT
Confesses Colored Oleomargarine We
Pot on Market Wlthoat Payment
of Tax Employe Blamed.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Cudahy
Packing totnpahy of Omaha has pleaded
guilty (o culoring oleomargarine and plac
ing the same our the market without the
formality of paring the 10 rents per pound
tsx which is prescribed by law for that
product Into which extraneous coloring
matter lias been introduced.
Michael Curtuh president of the ooncern,
has notified the secretary of the treasury
and the attorney general. In whose hands
Is a matter of an 9S2.700 assessment, and
also several Indictments found by the
grand Jury at Omaha, that the culprit
responsible for the coloring of Cudahy
oleomargarine which the Internal revenue
officials aeized has been discovered and
dismissed. In his seal over making a
creditable business showing for himself and
the company the employe, it Is said, allowed
the colored product -. to go forth w ithout
the necessary tax being paid.
TJbe,. tfudahy, bfflclali are exerting great
energy to have the amount of their assess
ment reduced and are trying to stave off
if possible the criminal prosecutions which
are threatened.
ALSO TOUCHES. UP' SPRECXLES
Famous Case of Mreet Halt-was1 . Mag.
site Mill Probably' Reach the
Jary Friday Prose-rat loa, to.
Have lis Innings Today.
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
New Rational Banks at Yankton, 8.
P., and Conrad, la,, Author
ised (o Begin Business.
(From Staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, P. C, June 16 (Special
Telegram.) The .following ranks have been
authorised to begin business: The Dakota
National Bank of Yankton, S. P., with
9M,000 capital, . F. C. Daniurth, president;
J. A. Danforth and Wm. J. Fantle, vice
presidents; r. O. Hanger, cashier. The
First National bank of Conrad, Iowa, with
825.000 capital; A. B. Reynolds, president;
Sampel Bockes, vies president; Homer S.
Thomas, cashier.
Rural carriers appointed for Iowa routes:
Greene, route No. 1, A. S. Albrecht, car
rier, no substitute; Leon, route No. 3,
Everett L. .Waters, carrier, Helen D.
Waters, substitute. .
A Burning; Shaine
is not to have Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
cure bums, tores, piles, cuts, wounds and
ulcers. '2rc. ,For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
DOLLARS
STORIES
PAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June IS. Analy
sis of the testimony and , review s of evi
dence In the CalhiMin t-asej ended today,
when A. A. Moore, senior counsel for Pat
rick Calhoun, began thp latter half ot his
argument against the charge of bribery
against the president of the Vnlted rail
road. Alexander King of Aalia. Oa..
devoted nearly five, hours) to a -dispassionate
survey of the case from the stand
point of the defendant, -and concluded In
time to give Mr. Mbsre two hbura for his
Introduction. ' i i
Mr. Moore's remark tinrred with tho
utmost sarcasm and bitterness, and were)
first directed to the , Iyme'nt of the chief
prosecutor's office expenses by Rudolph
Spreckels and thee, to, portions of Mr.
O'Oats's address -f yesterday. '" i
Mr. Mooro opened with a declaration that
the defendant had answered "ready" on
forty occasions followlag the return of
seven lndiotment against Tilm In 1907. ant)
that he had once been refused a hearing
because, as he satd, "tho hired proser-titor,
who works for famV; or glory", or hione,
or all, had elms. mi to Jet James LM'Oalla
gher, his chief witness, leave the state."
Roast for Prosecution.
"I am sorry to note In' Mr. O Gara's dis
course the tendency, of the prosecution to
claim that the rich . are appifsalnw the
poor, that streets are stolen and bribery
committed and that you should therefore
convict tills defendant, It was unworthy
ot counsel and the poorest kind of policy.
When he turned to us and said "No one
of that crowd Is 'tit' to r'uH' th shoes of
Francis J. Ileney,' It was something no
prosecution should have said- The poorest
bootblack In Sao Francisco Is well quali
fied to rub Mr. Henry's' shoes, ur his
head, if occasion should arise. '
"Any case that has to depend on matter
so Insulting to any. man,, so servile ami
so Indecent In Its reference, that needs
must fill the avenues of this. c(ty. with
gum-shoe men and pistol men- and hatchet
men, such a those :wk,it. behind Mr.
Heney, is a bogus case.
"This Is the first .time in history that
a prosecuting officer has been appointed
to office by a parson with property Inter
ests at stake and has served without pay
to prosecute another citizen.. The. evidence
shows that ho and his partners received
102,000 from this - patron, and that Mr.
Heney, individually, received 923,000 in two
years for office expenses, if you like, tut
923.0UO Is $23,000. Unfortunately, if honor
ably, more humble members of the profes
sion pay their own office expenses,"
Mr. Moore's argument is expected to oc
cupy tomorrow's session ot court. He will
be followed by Mr. Heney. . The ease prob
ably will go to the Jury Friday.
Lawyer King's -Address.
Alexander King ot Atlanta, Ga., who
crossed the continent' to -assist In the de
fense of Calhoun, wltlj whom h was once
associated in legal practice, opened the
argument In behalf ot his client today.
wun irienaa aim Business associates
pressing about him and his wife and
daughters seated in full view ot the jury,
the president of the United Railroads- fol
lowed attentively every -wprd-of, hi' at
torney. - , . ,
"I warn you against the .atmosphere of
suspicion with which the prosecution has
enveloped this case," said Mr. King In his
opening. "You must, try it on proof alone
and Ignore every hypothesis that has been
commonly spread out for our - inspection."
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That's all there is to a, trip to Colorado.
But what a trip! And what a
change
from belching chimneys and clanging
gongs and roaring streets to the Titan-built heaps; of
rock that stick' their scarred old noses through 'the
very clouds themselves. Why one day with such air
forcing its way through your lungs and forcing out the
over-used, second-handed atmosphere on which they have';
been living for months, is like a spring house-cleaning.
Any way of going to Colorado is a good way because it
gets you to Colorado, but the best way is the i
'sialic
The way of greatest comfort and greatest saving, for
your, vacation starts; when the train starts. - A safe ani
speedy journey on a road of perfect ease.
Luxurious one-night trains for your accommodation.
May I .send you "Under the Turquoise Sky," our new illustrated
book on Colorado, of. our beautiful folder, "Thro Scenic Colorado
and Yellowstone Park to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition".?
tree on request.
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127.40 frees Twiu Citiai I24 H fossa eerie,,
rvuad trip to Deavar.Calurada Ssriawt aud PaeUay
eUilr Juae let to Sept. JOi fiaal iiaut Oat. 11, laog.