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Hriiam St. Property
TJHxUX near 22d, tZSO a foot.
K feet near Jth, brick uildlrm
worth nearly th taking prioe, 818,000.
1 ft. near 14th, brlok Improvement
worth nearly th asking prlc. 8j2,OuO.
Ut feot. Include th I piece above. Will
ell the buildings and throw In the lota
oreell the lots and throw In the bulldtnga.
87 feet Improved, near !2d, 848,000.
IS feet near old U. 8. bank. 114,000. Terms.
4-story and basement brick block near
city hJl, 1126,000.
Harrison & Morton
FOR 8AIJ5 7-room cottage, modern ex
cept furnace, together with large corner
lot, located aoiithwest corner of 2fith and
Charles Hi a. Thla lot la undoubtedly one
of the flneat building allea north of Cum
ing St. Price, 84. ISO. W. H. Griffith, 2522
Chicago. Tel. Douglas 4698.
ELEGANT lot. 60x120 feet. loutheast
corner 29th and Grant St. Write for price
and terme to F. H. Kappen. Milwaukee,
Wis.
South Omaha Lot
Must Sell Before July 6th
Lot 5. block T, on 2th St., Juat north of
B. MAKU OFFER. 2600.
875-T7-7S Brandels Bldg. Douglas 2K.
3021 DAVENPORT
8-room modern house, ouk finish down
atalra; yellow pine uputuira; comb, fixtures;
full cement basement, with good furnace;
cement walka; street paved; all specials
paid. Price f5,G00 lor quick sale. Be thla,
IV O. NIELSEN & CO.,
70S N. T. Life Bldg. Both Phonea.
$2,600
6-ROOM. almoat new cottage, modern x
cept heat, floored upstairs, can make t
more rooms If necessary, cement base
ment, combination fixtures, permanent
tdewalka, fine lawn and lot 42x124, with
alley, all in fine shape.
Birkett & Tebbens,
' 423 Bee Bldg.
'Phonea toug. 4754; A -1754.
SOUTH front lot on Ames Ave. near Slat
bt. cheap. Turing.
P. O. N1KLSEN & CO.,
703 N. Y. L. Bldg. Both Phonea. .
WEST FAUNA M BUILDING SITES.
Corner 91x110 feet, 27,500.
S"x140 fevt, for Ift.nOO.
80X132 fee', only $6,ju0.
46x91 feet, $1,800.
HICKS R. E. CO., 219 Bd. Trade Bldg.
Florence Boulevard
Acres $760.00
Frontline on Florence blvd. thla aide Mil
ler park Jus', north Mr. Covert'a elegant
bungalow, combines view with plenty of
grouna. t
Harrison & Morton
. The swellest hrii U residence brand new
, and all modern n - toe market. Large
.. grounds, elegantly located. Terms if you
want: aak ua.
PAYNE 1VI.S" MKNT COMPANY,
lat floor. N, . Life Bldg.,
Tel. Doug. 17S1; lnd. A-UaiL
10-Room Brick $5,000
Available to Omaha and South Omaha.
Oocupled by owner, built for home. Now
too rge. Houae alone ooat more money.
Harrison & Morton
BOULEVARD HOUSE. 22 North 19th St..
I rooms, modern, only 12.600. Thomas
Brennau. Room I New York Ufe Bldg.
5 LOTS
On (1st etreet. Juat north of Leavenworth.
Bargain at laOO each. Owner makes that
prto to oJoae out
The Byron Reed Co.
Phon Doug. S7T.
213 8 14th.
CHOICE
BTJNQAIX)W
HOME ,
On the twulevard In Crelehton'a first ad-
lltton. new room oungaiow; i
rale down stairs, handsomely
urnaoa heat, best of plumling
turea; beam eeillngs. Garage.
lltkm. new room bungalow; finished tn
Sand fix
ullt for a
home, and for sal because owner Is leav-
Dg the otty. Price h.'OU- im ioi ib wonn
1,200 and you oould not begin to build
lie houae for 13,760. It is a bargain. U
old at ono will make term, alee u
immediately. Key at our office.
d; v. sholes company,
lU Bd. Trad Bldg. Telephone Doug. 9.
. Uth Faroam bis. Independent A-2049
LIST your property with Chrla Boyer, a:d
an fuming nt
DON'T BE AFRAID TO SUB-
. MIT OFFERS ON THESE
- Owner have Instructed us to aell at once
an any fair terms and at reduced price.
Better secure a home and enjoy it while
paying for It than waata turther rent
mum, v.
1-room cottage, full tot, 50th and Emmet,
2&4): t cash. 210 per month.
a-room houae, part modern, lot 20x150,
near 1Mb and Paul, 12.660; UjO cash, Ml per
month, per cent intereet.
One of the beet arranged and constructed
new I-room modern cottages In the city;
ran ftntkb room upetairs if desired; nicely
terraced lot, 40x120, elegant view, sightly
location, near Sath and Amea, only 20
and very eaay terma.
Oood t-rorn collage, water and sewer,
pie east front lot, fruit, shads, etc., near
27th and Burdette, 11.700; 100 cash. $11 per
month. v
Choice t-room all modern cottage, Juat
Brest of High school, only H.lou, easy
terma..
RUSSELL & McKITRICK CO.,
421 Ramg Bldg. Uth and Harney.
I lota In Clifton Hill with aldewalk, aewer.
gag and water, ouly 1300 each.
A R Tukey & Soa
444 Board of Trade Bldg.
, Phon Doug. 21HL
$20,000.00 nOME
FOR $12,000.00. '
On aeeount of death la the family, w
-nr authorised to aell at a aaotific one
f the most comfortable home in Omaha,
' with -foot east front lot; Ideally located
and In flrat-olaaa condition; 110 trade con
Malered. 4 J. H. DUMONT & SON,
Fhong Doug la (30. Iu0 Farnam Bt.
4 ROOM house built laat year, barn,
chicken houee, om fruit. East front lot,
HMkIM feec One blook to Amea avenue
Car. Price Lue.
p. O. NIELSEN A CO .
Ki N. Y. L. Bldg- Hoih Phone.
REAL ESTATE
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I t?l Ifl f t sa. area It 1 1 ft n f Milt. Has rood
well, eletern, sea, newly painted and
papered, large lot. otmrnt walks. A very
Moe home for only 11,700. Let us ahow
you thla.
P. O. NIELSEN A CO.
70J N. T. L. Bldg. Both Phonea.
NEW DUNDEE BUNGALOWS
$4,750
T rooms, all modern, hot
water heat; lot Bvxlld feet or
with 100x118 feet, 8i.tu0. Liv
ing room, dining room, kitchen
and I bedrooms and bath on
First Floor.
1 bedrooma and large sleep
ing poroh Second Floor. Oak
and gum wood finlah; full ce-
mented baaement; tiled ves
tibule and expensive fixtures.
On Capitol Ave. west of list St.
Plans and specifications at
our office. Hour open for In
spection. $3,750
I rooms, all modern, fur
nace heat, oak floors and dark
pine finish; living room, dining
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
bath let floor; I rooms fin- '
lshed 2d floor. South front,
-corner lot 63x100 feet; high,
sightly location; we will show
this to you at any time. Ready
to move into.
GEORQIi & CO., ISpl FARNAM. ST.
Phon Doug. HA.
IV YOU HAVE
city property, farms, ranrti land or mer
chandise to aeil or trade, Hat them with m
It costs you not til 111; unless I effect sals.
W. W. Mitchell Hoard of Trade Pldvr
REAL ESI ATE
FARM AND HA.V II kA,U fOR IALH
Eighty acres Polk county, Nebraska; t4S
per acre; will make gwd terms. J. u. Bone,
Council Bluffa, la., 'Phone Bell 103.
NEBRASKA FARMS FOR SALE ISO
acres five milea from Allen, Dixon county
and only twenty-five milea from Sioux
City, Just gently rolling, no hllla, 100 acres
cultivated, balance hay and pasture, all
buildings new and good except the houae
which la old. A fine large grove with lota
of large timber that should be cut Into
building lumber, a bargain at 140 per acre,
on easy terms.
3.0 acre ten mile northeast from
Orchard, Antelope county. 176 aorea very
rich valley land. llu acres of which aver
aged better than fifty bushels of corn per
acre last year. The balance la somewhat
htllly, but positively not sandy and la the
very finest of pasture land with lota of
tiniDcr lor shade and the finest running
water for cattle. There are a couple of
tne nicest white onk and black walnut
groves on this fem In the country. There
are very good Dunning or every kind on
the main traveled waeon road wl'h rural
mall and telephone in the house. There la
a good school only half a mile away. The
neighborhood In which thla place la 10
cated la all that could be deaired. Pric
132.50 per acre. Easy terms.
R. C. MII..LIGAN,
Orcutt Bldg.. Sioux City, Ia.
FOR SALE 1(50 acres land. DvU eec. 26,
T. 20, R. 11, Greeley Co., Neb. Best cash
offer gets It. F. E. Dodge, 1123 Central
Ave., Loa Angeles, Cal.
BEND for long list; rarma M to 1100 per
acre. BEM1S. Brandels Bldg.
A SNAP.
4S0-acre wheat, corn and alfalfa farm
SO acres hog-tight; good Improvementa; $36
per acre. J. i. Campbell. Litchfield. Neb,
Oood, Cheap I ..and 40 acres western N
braaka, $3.25 per acre. SxOO cash, balance
In eight years, $100 year; low rate of Inter-
eat, p. o. Box, 171 Council Bluffs, la.
One hundred sixty acres Kimball county,
Nebraska, four milea aouth of Dix. Everv
acre can be cultivated. Owner, 812 Shugart
tiix., uouncu uiurrs, la. Tel. Bell 14.
UianrMtt,
210 ACRFS well Improved land. Red
River Valloy, Minn. Nothing better on
earin, iw.iw per acre. i; j. McMahon,
cnaiooii, ni. -aui, Minn.
' Soath Uaketa.
HOMESEEKEHH AND LAND 8PECU-
I K.V. Ulimh,, ftf phnliu mnm
In Gregory. Tripp, and Myer counties, So.
lands, and can furnish, clear unincumbered
title for all lande I control. Writ xn
EOF nriAS anil riMn.lnllnn. Affl..
uregory. no. Dak. Dr. rfi. T Spanoer.
480-ACRE farm, at $20 per acre: t mile
from Herrlck. Greaory Co.. 800 nonnlmlrmi
80 acrea level, 1B6 can be broke, balance
paature; good aoil, no eaud or gravel; good
heavy graas, running water; . all under
rence, uan run an automobile from town
right onto the land. No commission. W.
ra. wuaigman. Norfolk, Neb.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
weaa Biug., lain ana r arnam.
PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sher
wood, Sl Brandels Bldg.
PAYNK, BO8TWICK CO., N. T. Life
rivit iiiuiiy, sow 10 fo.tssi; tow rata.
FIVE PER CBNT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property,
THOMAS BRENNAN.
R.win L New York Life Bldg.
OARVIN BROS.. 212 N. Y. Life. $60 to
F 'HU IkJI I M . 4 . m. a .
LOWEST TlATEij Hernia. Branli Bldf
ft'isli Tri ftK iWk nn I . 1 V. S1r - . -
ww-w w -J,ww uu (111117 ill VIliniiM. KJ XVflfSI f)
Besl Estate Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or
8KCOND MORTQAOE loan negotiated.
"WJ noom li;-I! first Nat I Bank Bldg.
m iiuiio vuugiaa uiB.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Inveatment Co,
WANTED City loana and warrants. W.
raruam cmttn at Co., 120 Farnim Bt.
WANTED City loana. Peterg Trut Co.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WB HA VK BUYERS for a 6-room house,
a 8-room house and a couple of vacant lot
NOWATA LANJi AND LOT COMPANY,
Suite 624 N. Y. Ufe Bldg., Omaha.
Phone Red. 1D99. Open evenings.
WANTEDTO BUY
BEST price paid for second-hand furnt-
Bb'ST price paid for 2d-hand furniture,
loves, clothing. W m. Rosenblatt. Tel.
ijuii; mi aiui.
WANTED TO hLNT
WE are getiiiig li:qulriea for well located
house). Must have sole agenoy. Nowata
Lan.l ai.d l.ot Company, aulta 124 N. Y.
Life KM. Phone Red. Vm. Omaha. Neb.
WANTKD Room and board by young
man with best of references at one with
private lainuy. rrice must be fairly mod
erate. Address P 154, care of Be.
GOOD board and room tn country for
father and two daughter, state price and
location. Aaureaa i.-i. car ttee.
TWO furnished housekeeping room or
board and room by young couple, in mod
em private home; not cloae In if reason
able. Addrea D U. care Bee. ,
IF YOU are going away for the eummev
ami wish to have a reliable married couple
take charse of your residence during your
absence, kindly reply at once: no children
reference exchanged. Address T T03, Bee,
WANTED SITUATIONS
For high grade men. call Omaha Y M C. A
YOUNO- Jaoanea boy wants uo-ltlon:
housework; help; and wauls to go to
school. Tel. South lalS.
COMPETENT stationary engineer wants
situation; last situation was with supt.
electrio light plant, Harlan. Address Y
tut, boa.
WHEN writing to advertiser, kindly men
tion The feee,
REAL ESTATE
pa nag and han ch land won avu
CCenrrnuel.
Hkraaia. -
Only Forty Acres .
OF IRRIGATED LAND
In the Scott's Bluff Country
will make you a Independent a 160 aorea of the best land In the rain belt country of
Iowa, Nebraska or Illinois. This statement i not mad recklessly, but the faota are
before any one who wants to investigate. When you can rata 200 bu. of potato, or
M ton of sugar beets, U to S ton of oabbage, 804 buahela of onion to the acre, as
haa been and 1 being don in th valley of th North Platte, in western Nebraska,
forty acre will keep you mighty busy and make you a splendid living.
Prov th faota, se th country. Gat ready to go with n on' eur
Next Excursion
TUESDAY, JULY 6.
W leave here Tuesday afternoon over th C, B. Q., board and lodge you, show
you th oountry in automobile, show you an unlimited water supply and get you
horn Friday. It la a quick, satisfactory trip to th LAND OF 8UNSHINE AND
BIO CROPS. i
Ask u about It, writ or telephone.
Payne Investment Co.,
LAND MERCHANTS AND COLONIZATION AGENTS '
N. B. W have sold 2,000 acres of this land In forty days. It must bo all right or
people would not buy.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
B. F. 6hanahan to Amelia vanduaen,
lot 4, block L West Hide I I
William Mulhall and wife to D. V.
bhoiea company, lot 5, 6, 1 and a,
block L Mccormick's 2d L700
John P. Merle et al to Anna Burner,
lot lit, block 1, Matthew' tub low
Arthur Kast to same, lot 4, block 2.
earn 1WI
A. C. Moran to Minna Witlenbach,
lot 1L block 72. bouih Omaha 2
Ralatpn Townaite company to Her
ml Frlcke, lota lo and 17, block 22,
Ralston CM
Henry W. Yatea, guardian, to Ral
ston Townaite company, same aw
Ida M. Bcott and husband to W. II.
Guthrie, aft lot 10, block 2, South.
Omaha 150
Ann Warden to N. P. Dodge, jr.,
nhi 12-16-12 1
Jeanie B. Lauer and husband to
8wedlsh Building aesoclalion, lot 2,
block 56. Omaha 7.SO0
H. H. Neale to Levi B. Van Camp,
part twV nwu 84-15-13 1
Charlea W, Underhill and wife to A.
U. Meyer, lot 7, block 1 Crelghton'a
1st 1
C. H. Brlggs and wife to Samuel
Mancuao, part taxlot 22, 22-1C-12 T8
E. J. Uhakeahaft et al to C. F. Davla,
lot 1, Bang' sub (00
Elisabeth D. Brennan and husband
to John A. Ryan, lot (, block 42,
Credit Foncier 1
Sophia Marcus to Cassel Realty com
pany, part lot 62, o. Rogers' plat
of Okahoma 26
Claua Sievars to John Oplts, part neV4
22-16-12 1.950
R. C. Taylor and wife to Sarah O.
Mlllan, part lots 16 and 17, block IS,
Improvement Association addition.. 1
John F. Byrnes and wife to F. O.
Btraube, lot 7, block 2, Drexel's sub 1.100
Bertha C. Plxton to O. L. Wlemer,
lot 18, block I, Walnut Hill 650
Elisabeth Kountxe Real Estate com-
6 any to A. A. Saalfeld, lot 6, Forest
UU park L600
B. H. Pain and wife to George T.
Morton, lot 21, block 11, Orchard
Hill 10
Jacob King and wife to 8. G. Steven-'
on, sVi lot ID, block a, Millard Place 1,660
Anna Hurd and husband to Eleanor
M. Hamilton, lot 27. blook 6, KUby
Plac I
Ellxa B. Patrick et al to Frances
McOovern. lot 4. block 2. Patriok
Place 400
Inea Chrlatenaen and husband to
Oustav Pegan, lot 11. block 2, Marys
vill 4,600
Mary B. Bradley to Eva A. Bradley,
lot 4, Pholan's addition 1
Callt Epley to Mary C Cott, lot 6,
block 3. Brtgg' Place 2,600
P. E. Her o John E. George, lot 8,
block 1, Kountxe A Ruth' addition,
' and other property 126,000
Security Inveatment company to Chaa.
L. Saundera, lota 2 and 6, block 2,
Saunders dk Htmebaugh' Mount
Pleaaant ' 10
Same to aame, lota 19, 20 and 21, block
2, and other lota, aame 10
Sam to aame, lot t, block 2, same,
and other lota B
Same to aame, lot L 2. t and L
block 2, and lot 12, block 16. same.. 10
Dorothea Math to Lucy O'Connor,
lot 11, block 131. South Omaha .... 2,216
John B. Kuony to Nebraska Furni
ture and Carpet company, north 44
" feet lot 1. block 106, Omaha 24,000
Fred Armbruat and wife to May E.
Rials, north 122 feet lot 21 and att
alley, sub of block A, Reservoir.... 1.600
Carrie o. Durkea and husband to
Mollle H. Van Sant. lot 2. block to.
South Omaha 2,200
unarie j urner to cnarie u. ueorg
et al, lot 4 and wU lot 2, block 147.
Omaha, I
r . K. noeney ana wire to Rudolph
Diets, lot 6, block 20, South Omaha 2,800
Charlea C. George et al to City Na
tional Bank Building company, lot
4 and wV lot 2, block 147, Omaha.. 278.000
Total
. .2450,251
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSBa
Chief Quartermaster' office, Omaha,
Nebraska June 7, luu. Sealed proposal in
triplicate, will be received at thla offloe,
until 11 o'clock a. m., central, aiandaid
time, July, 1 19is), and then opened, in
the presence of attending biddera for 1W
artillery horsea, for delivery at Fort Riley,
Kan., or other prominent railroad points.
Th animal to conform to specification
for artillery horaes. United State reserve
right lo accept or reject any or all pro
posal or any part thereof. ParUoulars
and blanka for proposals furnished on ap
plication. Envelopes containing proposal
to be endorsed "Prepoaala for Horses" Hnd
addressed to Major D. K. MoCarthy, Chief
Quartermaster. Js-a-10 Jy2-2-t
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Omaha, Nebraska, July 1. lkKW. Sealed
proposals, In triplicate, will be received
here and by quartermaster at th putu
named herein, until 10 a. nx. oentral stan
dard time, July 20, llxJV, for furnishing
oats, bran, hay and - straw during the
period from October 1, -1202, to June SO, 1910,
at Omaha Q. M. Depot, Fort Crook,
Omaha and Robinson, Nebraska; Forts
Leavenworth and Riley, Kansas; Forts D.
A. Russell and Mackenxle. Wyoming; Fort
Dea Molnea, Iowa, and Fort Meade. South
Dakota. Proposals for delivery at other
piece win not be entertained. United
States reserves riKht to reject or accept
any or all proposals or any part thereof.
Information furnished on application here,
or to quartermasters at stations named.
Envelopea containing proposals should be
marked "Proposal for Forage" and ad
dressed to Major D. E. McCarthy, C. Q. M
Jl-l-8-27-28-29 .
DEPARTMENT OF THW INTERIOR, OF
flce of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C.
Sealed proposals, for lettlnx Districts Noa.
Lit) and (. In the Crow Indian Reserva
tion. Montana, for grastng purpose, either
under a lease or by permit, wilt be received
at the offlc of th Commissioner of In
dian Affaire, Washington, D. C, until I
o'clock p. m.. on Monday, August 2, 1W2,
and will bo Immediately thereafter opened
in th presence of auch bidder a may at
tend. Map showing th location of th
district and all nooeaaary Information
may be obtained on application to the
auperlntendent of th Crow Indian School,
Crow Aaenoy, Montana. K. Q. VALEN
TINE, Acting Commissioner. Jy2 DSut
A PAPER TOR THE HOME ;
OMAHA BEE
BEST IN THE WEST
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
FORT LOGAN, COLO., JUNE 22, 1902.
Sealed proposal in triplicate will be re
ceived until a. m., July Zi, 1208, and then
publicly opened for construction of addi
tion to water distributing system here.
Plan and specification may be seen here.
United State reserve right to acoept or
reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Envelope containing proposals
should be marked "Proposal for Addition
to Water System," and addresaed to Con-
atructlng Quartermaster. J24-20Jyg-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES
Netlee of Stockholder' Meeting.
To the atockholdcr of THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
In conformity with th requirement of
the Constitutions and law of th state ot
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska and thi
by-laws of the Company, YOU AKU
HEREBY NOTIFIED that by resolution ot
th Hoard of Director of Th Mlaoourl
Paclfto Railway Company duly adopted
a meeting of said Board on th 2nth day oi
May, A. D., 11), a meeting oi the stock
holders of Th Mlsaourl Pacific Railway
Company haa been called to be held at the
orrice of the company. Room 7U Missouri
Paclfio Building, in th City of St. Louis.
in the Slat of Missouri, on th sixth day
of August, A. D. Wu, at nln o'clock In the
lorenoon,
(1) Kor th purpose of considering a Con
tract and Articles of Consolidation bearing
date the 29tn day of May, 190. neretotur
made and entered into by and on behalf of
Tn Missouri Paclfio Railway Company and
th following named corporation by oraar
of their respective Board of Director:
Th Kansas and Colorado Paclfio Rail
way Company, a conaolidaled corporation
of the State ot Kansas:
Th Central Branch Railway Company, a
consolidated corporation ot th biate ox
Kanaaa;
Th Rook County Railroad Company, t
corporation of th Stat of Kanaaa;
Th Nevada and Mlnden Railway Com
pany, a corporation ot the State of Ml
soorl '
Nevada and Mlnden Railway Company of
Kansas, a corporation of ..tn Stat of
Kanaaa:
Kansas City and Southwestern Wailway
Company of Missouri, a corporation of the
Slate of Missouri;
Kanaaa City and Southwestern Railway
Company, a corporation ot th Slat of
u.ansas;
The Fort Soott Central Railway Cora
pany. a consolidated cororauo of th
8 lata of Kanaaa: 1
Kar.opolla and Kansa Central Railway
Company, a corporation of th Slat vf
Kanaaa,
Th Kansas Southwestern Railway com
pany, a corporation of tn Stale of Kanaaa;
and
Th LeRoy and Caney Valley Air Line
Railroad Company, a corporation of the
State of Kanaaa,
(2) For the purpose of rotlng upon th
question whether auch Contract and Ar
ticle of Consolidation, so mud and en
tered into, shall be ratified, assented to, ap
proved and adopted and suob consolidation
oonsummated or whether such Contract
and Articles of Consolidation shall be re
jected; (2) To consider and ot upon the adop
Uon of a resolution accepting the provis
ions of Article II of Chapter 12 of the Re
vised Statute of the State of Missouri,
1H9, and to authorise the filing thereof,
all aa required by SvoUon numbered 1062 of
such lie vised Statu lee in the caae of con
eolldatlon of railway corporation; and
whereby all or any of aaJd corporations
and The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
nave agreed to consolidate in the whole,
and to consolidate the stock of th re
spective companies making auch oonaolicJe
Uon, and to form and make under and pur
suant to th law of th Slat of Missouri.
Kanaaa and Nebraska, a new, consolidated
corporation, to be known as Th Missouri
Paclfio Railway Company, owning, eon
trolling, posaeaslng and bringing under on
management all and singular the lines of
railroad and other properties, real, personal
and mixed, power, rights, privilege, im
munities and franchises, belonging to any
Of the companies making auch consolida
tion, upon th term and condition fixed
and stated by aald Contract and Articles
of Consolidation: -
(4) To take any other action In tb pro
mt sea, and to transact any other business
that may properly com btfor th meeting.
Such Contract and Article of Consolida
tion will be submitted to the meeting of
the stockholders so called for examinatloa
and vry stockholder attending will be fur-
n larked with a printed copy thereof, and at
any Mm before auch meeting any atock
holde will be furnished with a printed copy
of auch Contract and Article of Conso
lidation upon application therefor during
busineea hours to the Assistant Secretary
of the Company, at the office of the Com
pany In the City of St. Louis, Missouri.
Dated. May th, 1M.
GEO ROB J. OOtTLD,
President of Th Missouri Paclfio Railway
Company.
A. H. CALEF,
Secretary of The Missouri Paclfio Railway
Company.
22toA
NOTICE TO BIDDERS: WE ARE NOW
ready to receive sealed proposals at our
offlc until 12 o'clock m., July 16, 11M2, for
th erection of an addition to our seed
house, in accordance with plans and speci
fications now on file at the offlc of th
Omaha Builder' Exchange, Omaha, Ne
braska, also at the office of C. R. D La
Matyr, Fremont, Nebraska. Kindly specify
In your bid the difference in the cost of
the building of H. W. Johns-Manvtlle Co.,
2-ply or e-ply heavy "J-M" asbestos roof
ing, is used In place of galvanised steel
roofing. Th right 1 reserved to reject any
and all bid. Kindly let us hear from you
at your earliest convenience with your
very lowest bid on the building. Your
truly.' WESTERN SEED A IRRIGATION
CO., per Wm. Emerson. Manager. Fremont,
Neb.. June 26, 1909. Jun-K-2u-July-1-2-2-4.
1
Call Us
by Thonc
Whenever you want
something call 'yhooo
Dougla 338 and mak
it known through
Uvo Want Ad.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
Beetw aeTiIpnut ttahr. ApreJ. Kere-
Saha. Affirmed. God, C Uommlsaiorer
eirtment. ,
1. In an action of foreclose a real ett
mortgag when the a 1 1 s Vona of the peti
tion are denied, tne burden i on plalnr'ff
lo mak prlina facie proof that no aetkm
t law has been Instituted (or the recovery
of the debt
Weeke against Wortminn. Appeal,
Thayer. Reversed and remanded. Calkins,
C. Cttmmlst.nere' department.
1. A rommratlvelv slight degree or mental
incapacity or weaknesa on th p.rt o? a
party thereto will Juatiry a court oi unr
in enttlng aside a commit for which auch
party ha received no valuable considera
tion. 2. An administrator who pays out money
In purauance of an orler made by the
county court cann-.H be personally charged
with the reimbursement of the Fame, in
the absence of evidence ahowmg th.it the
order aa obtained by fraud and that h had
guilty knowledge of th asm
Flaher v. onamner. Appeal,
Affirmed. Fawcett, J.
i "Uiiaiiinni tot fort, and upon con
flicting testimony ar to b decided by the
trial Jury, ana a veroioi wm noi
aside on the ground of a want of atrffl
olent evidence to eupport It onles th
want is so great as to show that th ver
dict is manifestly wrong." Byoamor to.
T. Qrunrad, M Neb. 622. ,'
Brell v. Clau Oroth Plattdvltchn
Vereen. Appeal, Douglas. Affirmed. Ep
person, C. Commlstloner' Department.
1. Within the meaning of an tnaurance
contract for lck benefit. It oannot b ald
that an assured is not confined "constant
ly to th house" during an Illness charac
terised by recurring period of everlty,
althnus-h at IntervaJa he mar occaalonally
atep Into hi yard or mak vlalt to his
Dhvalclan. or other hort and unusual
trip, th assured at all times being un
able to resume th ordinary dutlee ot
tilpnsuree at life.
Bohuster r. Schuster. Appeal, Polk. Bo-
versed with direction. Dean, J.
1. A tenant in oommon who is in anl.
exclusive and adveree possession under
claim of title, Is llabl to his co-tenant for
an accounting for rents and profits.
1 An action for th recovery of rent
and profit from a co-tenant I not barred
by the statute of limitation until four
year have elapeed from th accruing of
auch action.
8. A, J, L and H, brother, by Joint
contributions of uibor and money, pur
chased 220 acres of farm land, taking th
title In th name of tl the -brotners. The
evidence examined, discussed in the opln
Ion and held, the brothers are tenants In
common and H may lawfully prosecute
and maintain an action for partition and
ror rents and pront.
Shad t. Connor. Appeal, Howard. B
Versed and remanded. Barnes. J.
1. The personal estate of a deceased per
son Is prlmrrly llabl for all debts orested.
or personally assumed by hi in. whether
secured by mortgage on his real estate or
not: and hi hele and devlaee have the
right to require hi executor, who 1 also
his residuary legatee, to pay such debts
out ot th personal estate. Patrick V
Patriok. 72 Neb. 454.
2. Where, in a foreclosure suit, brought
against a devisee and th heir of a de
ceased purchaser of the mortgaged prem
Ises who is personally Uabie for th pay-
Fient of th mortgag debt. It appear
rom th cross petition of th devise that
the executor of the will, who 1 also the
residuary legatee, haa received personal
property belonging to the estate of the
testator exceeding the amount of th lien
sought to bs enforced, such executor may
b compelled to pay off and remove the
mortgage Hen.
8. The right to enforce such payment I
not barred by reason of th failure of the
mortgagee to file a claim against th es
tate of th deceased purchased for th
Dayment of th mortgage debt.
4. A guardian ad litem, appointed by the
court to protect the right of an infant
defendant, snouid Ills a general denial.
and in case the proper proteotlon of the
rights of hi ward require it, he may
take auoh affirmative action by filing
crosa petition, or other pleading, as- may
be necessary (or that purpose.
S. On charged with th duty of paying
off and discharging a mortgag on real
stat may, on application of th owner
of th land, be mad a party to the fore
closure suit and b compelled to pay ort
the mortgage debt and relieve th real
estat of th mortgage lien.
Bree Brother v. Flrestlne. Appeal,
Hitchcock. Reversed and remanded with
directions. Duffle, C. Commissioners' de
partment.
1. Where a party, free from fault or
laches, is prevented from having hla ap
peal docketed in the appellate court within
tne statutory period, solely tnrougn tn
negligence or failure of th proper officer
to prepare th transclpt of th poceeding.
the law will not pern It him thereby to be
deprived of his appeal.
Farrell v. F. & M. In. Co. Appeal,
Red Willow. Reversed and remanded.
Root, J.
1. That part of an Insurance policy re
lating to proof and loss snouia D con
strued with great liberality.
2. An agent of an Insurance company
charged with the duty of adlusting its
losses has authority to waive th giving ot
notice and proere of loss.
8. And if such an adjuster, after prop-
arty covered by a policy of Insurance Is
sued by his principal has bean destroyed
Dy tire, goes to tn cen ot tne con
flagratlon and inform an agent of the
assured, who was directed to look after
an adjustment of aald loss, that aald lo
is total and the company will be com
pelled to pay It, and that If the policy
holder were present they would have no
trouble In settling, such conduct and state
ment. If the assured relies thereon, amount
to a watver on the part of the company
of notice and proof of loss and wui estop
It from Insisting on a forfeiture based
upon th non-receipt of auch ntlc tand
proof.
Cleve v. Chicago, B. tfe Q. R. Co. Ap
peal, Otoe, Reversed and remanded. Ep
person, C. Commissioner department.
1. A railroad company shipping stock,
accompanied by the owner, U not liable
for loss occasioned by excessive heat in
transit In the absence ot competent evi
dence of negligence.
Berger v. Wilcox. Appeal, Dawson. Re
versed. Duffle, C. Commissioner depart
ment. L Where a barkeeper sells Intoxicating
liquor to a minor, or to an habitual
drunkard, th proprietor of th plac will
be held esponslble for auch aalea In the
absence of evidence that they were made
In violation of his orders.
Peterson v. State. Error, Kearney, Re
versed and remanded. Root J-
L Where a defendant 1 being tried for
Incest th declarations of the prosecutrix
made In his absence concerning an al
leged criminal Intercourse with him In a
county other than the ene wherein he Is
being tried, are Incompetent and, if re
ceived over defendant's objections, entltl
him to a new trial.
1 , Where the defendant In a criminal
east has testified in his own behalf and
the oourt has given a proper Instruction
concerning the credibility of the witnesses
generally, it la not proper In another In
struction to at at ''neither la the Jury
bound to blindly recetv tb teatlniony of
the defendant a true."
Uribi. Hruby against- Sovereign camp of
th Woodmen of th World. Appeal frcm
Cuming. Aftlrmed. Fawcett, J.
L Wnen the evidence is substantially
th same a on a former appeal, th weignt
and au act to be given uoU evidence luuat
ae oouaiuerad as foreclosed by tu lormsr
decision on that ooinL. Mead atfaiusl
Tialiuck. al Neb., tl&; 7 N. W. 2aX
luiba. Shannon against liartholoinew. Ap
peal from Douglas. Affirmed. Duffle, C
Oomnilsialoiier' department.
L A nolle lo th owner of land, sought
to be condemned for park purpose staled
that the appraisers appointed to view the
laud and assess the damages would meet
ai 2 o'clock p. m. on a certain day and com
mence their view across Nineteenth street
from Kountse park, within the corporal
Umits of the cliy, and after viewing the
property and hearing interested parties,
would adjourn to room 2U0, Omaha National
bank building, where the business would
be proceeded with until completed. Held,
that the notice was sufficiently delinlte and
certain aa to th time and plac of meet
ing.
I. Th Omaha city charter of 1906 pro
vided that In appropriating lands for para
and other purposes three appraisers should
be appointed by the city council, except
that In caaes where land t the value of
Isu.uuO or more was to be taken, flv ap
praiser should be appointed. Held, that
as a preliminary step in the appointment
of appraisers the council must exercise its
own Judgment a to th value of the laud
to be taken, and. If but three appraiser
were sddo nted and their report showed
the land to be of the value ef 260,000 sr
more, a aecond appraisement made by flv
appraiser must be had, but tnat the ap
praiseinent made by the five appraisers
would be valid regardless of the value
found bv them.
2. One section of a city charter provides
for ths appointment of the members of the
park board by the Jurigee of the district
court of th Judicial district In which th
city IS located. In a caae determined by
thi court it was held that the atatute
direct rx the appointment to be made by
the district Judges was unconstitutional
and that the park .board auould Ue ap
pointed by the mayor and city council, un
der another section or tn cnarter. field,
tli at a park board, whose member were
appointed by the mayor and c4ly council.
were lnveeted with all cower vested in
park boards by the charter and that it bad
authority to designate the real estate
deemed desirable fpr park purpose.
14I2. Remington Typewriter company
agalnat SUnpson. Appeal from Dnuglsa.
Affirmed. hA person. C. Commissioners
department.
1. A party will not he entitled to a new
trial for (urprlae occasioned by his ad
versary's evidence, when he could have
procured all available evidence to refute It
by procuring a hort continuance of th
trial, but fall to aak for such contin
uance.
15628. Shepherdcm aralnst Clootn. Appeal
from Franklin. Affirmed. Parnea, J.
L Durlna th nrosress of the trial de
fendant requested The court to order tne
Jury to view the locu In que and offered
to pay the expena thereof. The order was
not made at that time, but on the dty
following th court stated that If th offer
was still open he would mak the order.
Defendant replied that the offer was (till
ood, and thereupon the order was mad,
'he Jury In charge of a bailiff drov to
the premise In Question, and at noon ate
dinner at th home of on of th defend
ant, thu partaking of hi bounty without
cnarge or payment thereof, ins trial was
concluded on the following day and resulted
In a verdict for the defendants. Plaintiff
failed to Interpose an objection or reserve
an exception to the order, and being aware
of th fact that th Jury at dinner at the
home of one of the derendanta, witnoui
his presence or the presence of his counael
tailed to cU that matter to the attention
of the court, and arrest th progress of
the trial. Held, that he could not, after
verdict, complain of th order or tvall
himself of the mlsonnduct ot tne oerena-
ants in providing dinner ror tne party.
2. A new trial should not be granted (or
th mlaconduct of the Jury where it affirm'
atlvely appear that such mlsconduot was
known to tne compisining pany in time
to hav enabled him to call It to th atten
tion of th court befor th Jury retired to
consider the verdict.
10K23. Btit x rel. Sherrer agatnet -uiir.
Appeal from Baundera. Reversed and re
manded. Root, J. ....
L That part of chapter CLIII. law M ru
An Interesting
THE HAPPINESS TILE BEE
WANT AD BROUGHT.
FREE RENT ON ANY OF THE FOL-
DOWINO UNTIL JULY 1:
83J2K Wbter St., 6-r. nlc home, 810.
Florence Lake, 851T Webater street. Omaha,
Neb. Father. 8. B. Lake, High School,
th Grade. E. M. Graft, Principal, Age,
' 12 years.
"Oh! Robert," ald Grac to hr older
brother, "I do not o what wo will do, for
you know alnco mother and father were
killed w have Just barely mad nds meet,
but now that slater Mildred has broken
her arm I hav paid th deotor th
laat two dollar. H cam to so her
twice yesterday and I paid him, for I did
not want any bills coming here, but you
know Mr. Williams, th landlord, aald If
w did not pay thla month' rent, w would
hav to get out, and h would have no
half payment about It. I hav triad to
sav those two to help pay th rant, but
now It Is gone and we hav started on
thla month's rent already. What will w
doT
You know. Unci Jack aald that aa soon
aa h could get away from th farm h
would com and what h could do
about getting us a home, but he said b
knew h could not com until tb first of
July, and that w would hav to gat along
until then. I hav been looking forward
to that time and have boon trying to get
along, but now w ar In a fix.
"I know, Robert, that you ar not to
blame, for you ar working too hard now,
with working both day and evening, and
as for Mildred I know ah is sorry w
ar In auch a fix for her Bake and ours,
too, for she la not abl to take car of
Mrs. Brown'a baby, now and 'that money
always cam In handy."
Robert was silent after that and tried tn
many ways to help things along, but all In
vain. Two evenings after his talk with
Graoe, Robert at down to read Th Even
ing Bee, Robert did not think a Grace
did that nothing In th paper wa worth
reading except th big advertisements,
when you could get a dress at a bargain,
but read everything over carefully until
h oame to th word on the want ad page
of Th Be which read "Offered for Rant."
Knowing th stat they were in, he glanced
further down th page to se "Free Rent
on Any of th Following Until July 1st."
H stopped and thought; h knew his ffnole
Jack would b ther by July lat and If
Grac thought It alright, why not accept
th great offer tn Th Bee, sines h could
get th furnltur moved free.
He talked It over with Graoe, who waa
delighted with such an offer, and they
made arrangements to mov th next day
and th few days rent on th old house waa
paid.
Now In their now bom thy,wr happy
and got along nicely until Uncle Jack cam
July 1st
Talking to Grac on ovenlng Robert
aid: "I think now you will admit that
th big advertisement In Th Bee ar not
th only thing worth reading but Th Bee
Want Ada aa welU"
HOW MUCH CAN YOU SEE IN A WANT ADT
A STORY BACK OF EACH.
Available Office Space
On account of changes being mhde to accommodate one of onr
tenants with more office room,
desirable tspace on Bixtu floor facing Farnam street.
This room is 20x20, in the southwest corner of the building
and is well lighted; also has large fire proof vault. Partitions will
be arranged to suit permanent tenant.
The Bee Building
Is the best kept office building lp the city, and every effort is
made to care for our tenants as they would expect. If you con
template making a change, we would like to have you give us a
call and take a look through the building. We have a waiting
list, so that if you cannot find what you want in vacant space, let
us file your application for rooms. We will be able to fix you
out some time.
The Bee Building Co
R. W. Baker, Superintendent 17th and Tamam,
braaka. 1207. sections K9. et sop.. Annotated
Statutea, 1907, which authorises the coin
mlsslonera of one coumy, upon proper
petition, to establish the boundailea of a
dranage dial! let s i as to Inilu.lc land In
an adjulnlng county, is not old.
1 The houndsilea of dralnnge district
treated under said act may lawiully over
lap. 1 The commissioners at any time before
the rights of thlid persons have accrued,
may alter the boundnrles of anch propose
diatrlrta, but if a change la made they
must give the land owners will, In aa.d
district three weeks notice of the election
and therein correctly describe Uio bound
arle ot th pioposed district.
4. In cas the commissioner, after
establishing the boundaries of a proposed
district, under aald act, publish notice ot
the election provided by statute, and there
after, befor the elevtlon. modify auoh
boundaries, but do hot change the notice,
land owner within the altered district
who did not participate in said election
may. If he acta promptly, maintain aa
action tn quo warranto to diaaolve aald
dlstrlot and oust it director trom office,
UwsS. Uulnby against Union Paclfio Kali
road company. Appeal from Dawson. lie
veraed a o first and affirmed aa to eoon4
.sua ot action. Root. J.
1. An Instruction submitting to th Jury
as an Issue of fart a question material ts
th case, regarding which there is no evi
dence to support a finding, la erroneous.
Chamberlain Banking houae agalnat Wool
aey, 60 Neb., lit.
1 Q., a shipper, was notified by th
gent of th railway company to load hi
horse promptly at ( o'clock; Q. agreed
with the carrier that In consideration of
f res transportation f0 on pron, he would.
furnish a caretaker to accompany aald
hnrwi: would load and unload them and
oare for the tock while In th car and
yard of the oarrler. Immediately after th
horaes were placed In the car both th
shipper and caretaker departed and said
animals wer lsft In the yard of th car-
ner; an hour later a stranger npueeo tnaj
tin none were In an excited condition and
wer kicking, biting and trampling each
other; the evidence did not tend to prove
that 1d condition arose from any rouse
other than rh Inherent pmpeneltle of th
horse, and the delay In tart1ng th caf
on Its trip. Held, that th carrier wa no!
llabl to th hlpper fnr hla los.
Want Ad Story
THERE IS
we will have for rent on July 1st, a
