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Are You Particular?
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' . T),1, two-6tory- brick bungalow house now he(n com
p1oto(rat.5H)4 Podpe St. is n model, eiplit rooms; it has
f on-Ill first floor a living room with brick mantel, dining
, room with bay windows, library and vestiblue all fin
ished in quartered oak, with oak floors and a kitchen,
pantry and workroom, with cupboards done in birch.
Upstairs are three bed room9 and six clouts, in birch fin-
. ish and large tiled bath room. Full cemented basement
having .outside entrance, fruit, furnace and laundry
, rooms. - Best plumbing and heating apparatus, fixtures
and decorations 0f purchaser's selection. Two lots lOOx
120 feet,'-.-f routing .south' on paved street -with cement
walks and steps. Terms, $2,500 cash; balance to suit.
. M If you are particular about the home you live in, if
nothing short of the best will do, don't fail to see this.
Pay
rie Investment Company
1st Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
- I 1.1 f 4 ,
' , Ds VESTMENTS
21.0W fur the southeast cor
ner of -tHh and Iodge His., ffix
' '1:42 feet, with four 2-story and
basement 10-room houses, ro
cently repaired; rented for
$2,040 per. year; plenty of room
to build double .St. Louis
flats; $11,500 cash, balnrtce In
, f our .years at S por cent.
Slfi.OW for the northwest cor
' nr of 18th and Capitol Ave.,
Mxl? feet, 'with brick house, 1
block from postoffice, all spe
cials paid. 0ht refused
ll&.OOO, short, time agq.
911.500 for this 13 per cent
gross Investment, consisting
of 6 houses; wlih 74 feet fron
ting on 24th St. and 74 feet
frtmtnge on 24th Ave., with
' (Jcp'h Of Ui ft.' The houses rent
.readily and the land Is stead
, UV Increasing In value; fill
, special IH and Pld for. For
StS.fiOO cash,' L'atajice reasonable
. . terms. c'
W.0Q0 3W-20 N. 27th Ave.,
"new brick St. T.ouls flHts, ex
repttrvnnllv well laitllt, oRk fin
ish:' combination cleolrlc llnht
- . and gns fixture, .furnace liertt.
renting for ,,ri0 per year find
' ' was lensseiV fore completion.
Clone Jo riir line nnd will. In
walking distance. Can sell the
corner, 6xi feet, for $1,300 ad
ditional. $3. too for' 2 frame oottageg,
modern, on Indiana Ave., near
1 24th "ft., now, renting for $42
per : year always1 rented;
houses In first-class repair.
Reasonable terms.
GeorgQ & Company, 1G01 Farnam
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FOR SALE TO BE
.REMOVED .
1 7ri0 A 7-room modern house with hardwood-
' finish, to be removed. We have a
rood vacant lot nearby for $.100. A chance
or some on to get a good home for much
less than It Is worth. The house cost $4,500
to' buW " " " ' - - ' f-
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
Phone Douglas Bff. ' 1605 Farnam Bt.
. BHAND NEW.
Five rooms, all modern except heat,
birch, flniah. combination fixtures, east
front lot, cement walks, walking distance.
Price $2.S50, Terms.
P. . 0. IIEIBN A CO..
70J N. T. U Bldg. Both 'Phones.
62 ft Close in, $7,000
E. front on 25th, near Farnam; good
house,, room for flat besides.
Harrison & Morton.
FINE HOME
On Harney Bt., near J2d, we have a very
nice l-room completely modern home. It
has paved street, cement walks. Furnace,
combination lights, cemented baxement and
la In fine condition. . Owner leaving city
often this fine home at $4,500, which is
cheap..
' FD. JOHNSTON ft CO.,
'Phone Doug. 1238. 1614 Farnam St
For aulck returns, list your real estate
for sale and exchange with me. no sale,
no pay. W. W, Mitchell, Board of Trade
Bldg.. Omaha, Neb.
The Writer of This
A HAVEN OF BEST-
1 fiariou-l euny, U years old. SargentTT.eTJ!
K. k D. 1. Mother, S. J. Penny. Ninth
grade, Sargent school. Prof. Smith.
OOOD board and room in country for
father and two daughters. State, price aaid
iwuaiion. Address C-1V care llee.
Dorothy and Bess wondered where they
would take their dear Invalid father for a
vacation. They lived lu OmahV where they
supported . themselves and their father,
who for years wu seriously crippled wUh
rheumatism.- ' -
They were mere girls of sixteen and
nineteen, but Uese clerked In a store aiul
Dorothy helped In a printing office.
' ' They were talking one evening about
" wheie they should go, when lieussald, "I
. am so tired of resorts, and wish we had
eome friend lu the country tp visit." ','W'hy
Hot try Tlio Bee want ad culuinu, almost
ever body it) the country takes The Bee,"
suggested Dorothy.
' So the next week appeared the above In
The" Bee. It brought several replies,
' The 6ne they aocepted was from an old
rambling farm house, occupied by an old
couple and ail only daughter, on the out
skirts of Bellevue.
.They had been established In the country
about a' week when one evening as the
two old geuyemen ware sitting on tho
screened porch together talking of their
younger days, they discovered that their
fathers had been In the war together, and .
that they were raised In the same county
la Illinois.
Thus It was that they not only had a
pleasant outing, but the two families be
oauie firm friends forever aft.
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eft.
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THE "BEE .VANT-AbS- FURNISH MATERIAL FOR . JUST
'-'SUCH STORIES AS
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHOI'KHIV FOH SAl-fl
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Tels.: Doug. 1781; A-1188.
NEW SEE IT NEW
Here's a very choice new five-room mod
ern cottage, on nicely terraced, run lot,
high, sightly location, near Hfith and Ames,
only $2.5K) for quick sale; can arrange easy
terms. This Is an exceptional horn bar
gain In a new house.
Oood three-room cottage, In best repair.
full 161, near 10th and Arbor, tsoo; easy
1 terms.
All modern, 6-room cottage, best condl
I Hon. paved street, concrete walks, hot
water plant, etc., light, large shade trees
etc., valuable location, west of High school
13.1:A rental terms.
Beet home place In city for 13.000; 7-room
modern house, 2 full south front lots, large
barn and tool house, shade, ate, near tia
and Grant, Your own terms.
Attractive 6-room modern cottage, 19
blocks from P. O., lot (0X150, $2,600. $150
cash, Uo per month.
lUJSSEEE & McKITRICK CO.,
432 naThge Bldg., ISth and Harney.
Cheap Lots
52x132 ft. East front on 31st St.. betweei
Cold and Arbor streets. Just south of
Creighlon's 1st add. Sewer and city water
l.i street. Lot 8 ft, above grade. 1 block
from boulevard, and 2 blocks from car
Only $400.
uflxlJS ft. South front on Grant St. The
fifth lot east of 42d St. Hewer, water, gas
and sidewalks in and paid for. 2 ft. above
grade. Only $275.
40x130 ft on With St. The fourth lot south
of Piatt Ht. Sewer, water gas and paved
street, paid for In full, $375.
4 lots on' Evans St., 200 ft. west of Slst.
Paving paid In full $1,000 for the bunch.
Harrison & Morton,
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912-13 N, Y. Life Bldg. Both Thones.
FIELD CLUB
DISTRICT
8-ROOM RESIDENCE.
Elegant 8-room residence In the best part
of the, . Field club dlstrlat; finished -In oak
down stairs, whits enamel up stairs; hot
water heat... oak floors down stairs and
maple above. Sleeping porch and garage;
oemented laundry and larte floored attlo;
tiled vestibule aiid bath; extra closet in
the basement. Bullt-ln side board, seats
and book cases; beam ceiling In the dining
room. Very handsome electrio light fix
tures throughout; handsomely decorated
down stairs. Paving all paid. Owner
wants to-sell In the next two weeks and
will make a very low price to a customer
with half cash.
This Is one of the most artistic and up-to-dare
houses In the city, and some one
Is sure to get a bargain. Price on applica
tion. -
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY.
Ill Board of Trade Bldg.,
lf.tti and Farnam St
'Phones: Douglas 49. Ind. A-2049.
West Farnam District
N. 89th Pt., a- rooms, 4 rooms and hall
downstairs, 5 bedrooms . and bath up. Mod
ern; terraced lot 50x130: close to sohools,
churches and car. TERMS. $6,000.
WALKUPr
175-77-7 Erandels Bldg.
Douglas ISM.
LIST your property with CbrU Boyer, 2d
and Cuming Bn W tot
Received -a Prize
YOU WISH TO WRITE.
THE HKK:
REAL ESTATE
PHOI'KRTV FOH SALE
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CITY
Have (You Noticed
How rapidly Inside property Is Increasing
In value and the recent tales at good fig
urea T
SOUTH AND WEST
The business district In ruing this way
and the far sighted buyer can see a great
future, for
1!)TH AND JACKSON
We can aell you a lot WS0 feet near this
corner for
$3,000
$f,0 PEK FRONT FOOT
Only i blocks from the Rome hotel.
I blocks from the Imily News Bldg.
I blocks from the Y. M C. A.
t blocks from the Sl.6n0.000 court house.
4 blocks from the city hall.
You know it will DOl'BLE IN VALUE
SHORTLY.
Back your Judgment with some money
and WATCH IT UKOW.
Hastings & Heyden
1G14 Harney St.
$500 CASH
Nine-room, all modern, 2-story house, on
paved street and t blocks from car. Bal
ance $2,000. at T2 monthly. or tne man
with a large family this Is a snap.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel.: Douglas 17S1; "A" 118.
Near Field Club
Elegant bunBalow, containing reception
hall, parlor, dining room, two be4rooms,
kitchen, bath and pantry; elegant electric
light and gas fixtures; parlor, dining-room
and reception hall nicely papered; ajl
nickel plumbing, full cemented cellar; lot
MxlC6; cement walks. Located at 821 S.
38th Ave; keys at 1002 S. 3th Ave. Price
only $3,000; $500 cash, balance $37.50 per
month.
C G.- Carlberg,
811 N. T. Llfo Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
90,000 Ft Floor Space
$40,000, best of trackage.
Harrison & Morton
TWO ACRES
Nice Little Home
$S00 cash, $12 50 per month. bus two
acres with nice 4-room cottage, another
room can be finished In attlo to which
stairs lead. Barn, chicken house, etc. The
Improvements being new are worth $1,200.
At the price, which la only $1,600, the ground
costs you but $200 per acre. Only four
blocks from Miller Park and the car line.
Stop paying rent and make part if not
all of your living from this little farm.
ED. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Phone Doug. 12.15. 1614 Farnam St.
$4,G00 FOR "WEST FARNAM
HOME.
Eight-room modern house,
newly painted. In good condi
tion, located on Slst Ave., near
Dodge St.; lot 66x135 feet. Rea
sonable terms.
George & Company, 1601 Farnam
ARE YOU FROM MISSOURI t
We hope you are. as we can show you
more for your money In a new bungalow in
beautiful Dundee than you have ever had
offered you before. This bungalow Is Just
completed and ready to move into, is lo
cated on a full south front lot on Capitol
avenue, between Kith and Klst, with a very
pretty view of the surrounding country.
The living room and dining room are fin-
shed In oak and have fifteen windows.
The bed rooms are white enamelled, bath
room tiled, 36-foot porch, entire width or
the house. This bungalow looms up like a
little mansion. Call us up and let us show
you same.
THIS CAN'T BK BEAT
816 No. 83d. 6-room modern house, east
front, Just across the street from Bemis
park; $9,000 Is the low price set by out-of-town
owner.
Glover Realty Syndicate,
Oround Floor N, Y. L. Bldg. Both ohones.
44x132 $10,000
In heart of city (trackage).
Harrison & Morton
NEW brick St.
Park neighborhood,
owner, Harney 8&E6.
Louis flat, Hanscom
a bargain. Telephone
COTTAGE ON CORNER, $3,000
This Is a good 7-room, story
and one-halt cottage, modern
except heat, well built, white
pine siding, excellent condi
tion, 1 block from 24th street
care line; speolals paid, barn.
Reasonable terms.
George & Company, 1601 Farnam
MUST BE SOLD
Owner leaving city, 8 rooms, modern:
laundry and dry room, 60-foot lot, cement
walks, paved streets, nice lawn and shade
trees, $3,;j0. 4216 Farnam.
W. Q. SH RIVER,
1023 New York Life Bldg.
Farnam St. Property
110 feet, near 22d, $250 a foot.
87 feet, partly improved, near 20th, $44,000.
6 feet, near ISth. $50,OoO.
feet. $40,000.
12 feet, near old U. S. bank, $18,000.
Harrison & Morton
Clifton Hill Lots
we offer three lots on Patrick avenue
between 42d and 43d streets fronting north,
for $2TS each, on very easy terms. The lots
are CO feet wide and 80 feet deep to an
alley, and have sewer, water, gas and
permanent sidewalk. Only one block from
the street car, on paved street
A. P. TUKEY & SON
'Phone Doug. 2121. 444 Board of Trade Bldg.
$100 CASH
1H acres, unimproved, 1 mile from Ben
son. Price 86.(00; 8100 cash. 810 -monthly.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. T. Life Bldg.
Tel.: Douglas 17bl; "A" 118.
KOUNTZE PLACE HOME
FOR $3,375
Eight roonig, modern, large cellar,
newly painted and new roof, large new
porch on two s11m; lot 50H84; ce
ment walks; shade trees, fruit trees,
grapery. A nice homo, at 121 Pink
ney. 617 N. Y. Life. 'Phone Doug. 17M.
y. H. Gates, Sole Agent,
NEW modern house ard 8 lots. S0i200
snap If taken at once. U. V. lngraham
University Place, Neb
OMAHA, FRIDAY, .Tt'LY 10,
REAL ESTATE
CITT PHOPKHTV rOH IALR,
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ONLY $40 A FKONT FOOT
Fur 70 feet on 2Sth St., Just
south of Howard St ; paving
In and paid for; excellent 1
cntlon for brick flats. This Is
the chapet piece of property
in This locality. For terms e
(leorge & Company, 1001 Famam
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMU RAK( U VAn FOI IALI
FOR SALE 1'' acres of land In Canada;
for particulars address J. C. Inkling, Hud
dell, bask., Canada.
Colorado.
DO HEAVY RAINS cut down your
profits? Get an Irrigated farm In Routt
county. Colorado. Perpetual water right,
under Carey act, $.l6.c0 acre. Bigger crops,
better climate. W. S. Ripley, bis Paxton
block, Omaha. i
Mlaaraota.
S20 ACRES well Improved land. Red
River Valioy, Minn. Nothing better on
arth. $40 00 pi'i- acre. b J. McMahon.
Endlcott. St. Paul. Minn.
Idaho.
Idaho Carey Act Lands.
Now open for entry and Settlement In the
choicest agricultural section of the north
west.
The Snake River Valley. Southern Idaho.
Htate Government Supervision.
For free information on Irrigated Lands
write C. B. Hurtt, Boise, Idaho.
Iowa.
r.00 ACltES of sdcndld land In Harrison
Co.. la., near town and school, rural free
delivery, phone, etc.; well Improved; In
fact, a fine home and money maker, being
suitable for either stock or grain; worth
$75 per acre. The owner having retired,
desires to soil this farm and will consider
about one-half purchase price In good,
clear Income property and take mortgage
back on farm for balance of purchase
money. This must be seen to be appre
ciated. Address Owner, Lock Box 6SJ,
Missouri Valley, la.
Nebraska.
Lincoln County
Snap
A full section of land In this prolific
county six miles from good town, black
loam soil, live, water running through land
Cuts enormous crop of hay. This Is one
of the best bargains we have to offer In
Nebraska land. Will sell all or part for
$12 per acre, cash or terms.
Write, wire or call.
J, A. Langan & Son
70S New York Life Bldg.
Tel Doug. 1569.
FOR SALE A 710-aore farm, located six
miles from good K. 11. town, one mile to
school. This land Is well adapted to both
farming and stock raising. There are
$12,000 Improvements, Including dwelling
house, barns, grain elevator.' and other
imnrovementa. t40 acres fenced and cross-
fenced hog. tight. Price $.' per acre; $15,000
down, balance to suit purchaser. If taken
within 20 days. 1"0 acres of good corn and
IflO acres "alfalfa In stack goes with tho
place at same price. A bargain. For
further particulars write Nelson & Wil
liams, North LoUp, Neb.
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FOR SALE Fine ISO-acre farm, good
buildings, fine water tand windmill in An
telope Co.; price $40. 'Address Owner, Box
4L Route 1, Clearwater. Neb.
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M ACRES In Polk county. Neb., near
Osceola, for sale at $5 per acre; easy pay
ments.
160 acres four miles south -of Dlx, Kim
ball county, Neb., $10 per acre; In a good
Swedish settlement; i every aore can be
cultivated.
J. O. Bone, Owner, 812 Shugart Blk,.
Council Bluffs, la.. Phone, 814. btll.
A SNAP.
64 acres fine land In Cheyenne Co., sur
rounded by good farmers; can out hay on
this section now: can plow every foot of
this land. Price, $10 per acre; low terms.
Write Lock Box 254, Lodge Pole, Neb.
FOR SALE U. P. land contract for 640
acres, Cheyenne county, Nebraska. $1,:.60
back or easy payments; will take $1.2!0 for
equity. Address F-77, care Omaha Bee.
8.600-ACRE well Improved Knox county
farm and ranch cheap; you can double
your money by dividing and selling In
smaller tracts. v
1,570-acre well Improved ranch Joining
town of Bassett, $20 an acre; cuts 1.000 tons
hay.
TWO 4u, wen improved aairy jarms near
Newport, Neb., for $30 an acre. These are
all worth Investigating. Write for partic
ulars.
W. W. MITCHELL,
Agent, Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
tk Dakota.
HOMESKEKEJIS AND LAND SPECU
LATORS. I have a number of choice tracts of land
In Gregory. Tripp, and Myer counties, So.
Dak. 1 deal In newly patented Indian
lands, and can furnish clear unincumbered
titles for all lands I control. Write me
for prlecs and descriptions. Office -at
Oregcry. Ho. Dak. Dr K. T Spencer.
FOR BALE Quarter section fine prairie
land in Hyde Co., B. D. AddreBs Mrs. Kate
McCarty, 806 Logan Ave., Waterloo, la.
A BARGAIN. 492 acres of land in Ly
man Co., S. D., 6 miles of town, raw land,
all good pasture, good well and dam, some
timber, land quite rolling. If taken aeon
can sell for $11.00 per aore.
LUCAS LAND AOENCT,
Reliance, 8. D.
Orearon.
WASHINGTON! OREGON! CALIFORNIA!
'Pel haps you have read a ton of litera
ture Kent out by commercial clubs and
colonization agents about these great em
pires of the Paclfio. How would you like
to read our booklet. "The Truth About
the l aclflc States?" It will be werth Its
weight In diamonds. If you Invest or
loeete In thee ststes. Remember, we
have nothing to sell but Information. We
have no pet locality or town to boost.
Send 17 cente In stamps to Western In
formation Bureau of fc.ugene. Oregon.
WANTEDTO BUY
BEST price paid for second-hand furnl
tore.
carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug.
X-TL
BtfST price paid for Id-hand 'urnlture.
stoves, clothing. Wm. Rosenblatt. leu
Douglas 8401.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Weed Bldg.. Uih and Farnam.
PAYNE. BOBTWICK A CO., N. T. Life
Private money. $M0 to $6,000; law rata
FIVZ PER CENT MONET
te loan on
Omaha dusiness Properly.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1. New York Life Bldg.
GARVIN BR08., IIS N. T. Life. $fi0t
1200,000 on Improved property. No delay. .
WA N'TED City loans end warrants. W.
Farnam Smith A Co.. 1320 Fsruam St.
RKAL estate purchase muney,- mortgages
and contracts bought. Antelupe Investment
Co., Old Boston Store Bldg.
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
$600 TO $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Kaefe
Real Estate Co.; 1UW1 N. T. Life. Doug, or
A-21H.
SECOND MORTGAGE! loane negotiated.
Apply Rooms 417-11 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
fcei Phone Douglas 231$.
LOWEST KATES Bemis, Brandus Bldg.
1900.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
TiS HAVre Bt'TERS for a "-room house,
a room nouns and a couple of vacant lota
NOWATA LAND AND TOT COM FAN I.
Suite ? N. T. Life bldg. Omaha.
Phone, lied. V.itt. Open sventnga.
WANTED TO Bl'T-I have to In
vest In city Improved property; must be
close In. Will consider no propositions from
agents. Address J W, .Bee.
WANTED TO BORROW
W A N T E I $2. OH) private money: good se
curity. Answer at one. Address H W, care
Bee.
WANTED to borrow from private party.
$3.(0 on a li'.OtK) property. State terms.
Address L 116, Bee.
$H00 on first mortgage. Improved 100 acre.
Address, J -14 rare Bee.
WANTED TO htNT
WE are getting Inquiries for well located
houses. Must have sole agency. Nowata
Land at.d Lot Company suite 624 N. Y.
Life Bldg. Phone Ked. iftis, Omaha, NeU
WANTED To rent 4, 6 or 6-room house,
cottage or flat, no objection to distance
if in good neighborhood and near car line.
If rent is reasonable; will oonxlder year
lease. Address at once, C SI, care Bee.
"iiK.N writing to advertisers, kindly men
ton The Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
SITUATION WANTED Stenographer
with btm oC reference. Apply Immediately
to Miks Flora May, La Crew, la.
POSITION wanted as manager or head
clerk In general store; married, speaks
Gorman and English; 13 years' experience;
good references. Address Y 36, care Bee.
SITUATION WANTED by a chauffeur
and repair man; three years experience on
gasoline cars Address Y 78, rare Bee.
LEGAL NOTICES
Mot Ice of Stockholders Meeting.
To the stockholders of THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
In conformity with the requirements of
the Constitutions and law a of the etatea of
Missouri, Kansas and Nebiakka and the
by-laws of the Company, YOU ARK
HEREBY NOTIFIED thai by resolution of
the Board of Directors of The Missouri
Pacific Railway Company duly adopted al
a meeting of said Board on the 2tah day of
May, A. !., liM), a meeting of the stock
holders of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company has been called to be held at the
Office of the uumpany, Koom 70 Missouri
Pacific Building. In the City of St. Louis,
In tho Stale of Missouri, on the sixth day
of August, A. D. 1M, at nine o'clock la the
forenoon.
(1) For the purpose of considering a Con-
traot'and Articles of Consolidation bearing
date the 29th day of May, 190s. nereiofor
niadc and entered Into bv and on behalf of
The Missouri pacific Railway Company and
the following named corporations oy oraer
of their respective Boards of Directors:
i ne Kansas and Colorado l'ucmc nail
way Company, a consolidated corporation
of the State of Kansas; '
The Central Branch Railway Company, a
consolidated corporation ttt the State of
Kansas;
The Rooks County Railroad Company, a
corporation of the State of Kaesis;
The Nevada and Mlnden Kaey Com
pany, a corporation of the State of Mis
souri;
Nevada and Mlnden Railway Company ot
Kansas, a corporation of ne State of
Kansas; ,
Karnes citv anil Routh western Railway
Company of Missouri, a corporation of the
mate ol Missouri;
Kamu ciiv nA finnth west ern Railway
Company, a comorauon ol the Dlate of
Kansas,
The Fort Scott Central Railway Com
Dany. a consolidated coroorauob of the
State of Kansas:
Kanopolls and Kansas Central Railway
Comoaiiy. a coruorallon of the State of
Kansas:
The Kansas Southwestern Railway Com
pany, a corporation of the State of Kansas;
and
The LeRoy and Caney Valley Air Line
Railroad Company, a corporation of the
Slate ol Kansas.
12) For the purpose of voting; upon the
question whether such contract ana .r
llcles of Consolidation, so made and en
tered Into, shall be ratified, assented to, ap
proved end adopted and such consolidation
consummated or whethei such Contract
and Articles of Consolidation shall be re
jected-
(3 To consider and ote uxon the adop
tion of a resolution acoeptlng the provis
ions of Article II ot Chapter U of the Re
vised Statutes of the State of Missouri,
im. and to authorise the filing thereof.
all aa required by Section numbered luW of
sucn ite vised (statutes in tne case or con
solldation of railway corporations; and
whereby all or any ot said corporations
and The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
nave agreea to consolidate in me wnoie.
and to consolidate the slock ol the is
spectlve companies making such consollda
tion. and to form and make under and pur
suant to the laws of the States of Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, a new. consolidated
corporation, to be known as The Missouri
Paclfio Railway Company, owning, con
trolling, possessing and bringing under one
management all and singular the lines of
railroad and other properties, real, pereonal
and mixed, powers, rights, privileges. Im
munities end franchises, belonging te any
or the companies mailing sucn cunsouaa
tion, upon the terms and conditions fixed
and stated by said Contract a4 Articles
of Consolidation:
(4) To take any other action In the pre-
mlses, and to transact any -- business
that may properly come beiure the meeting.
Such Contract and Articles of Consolida
tion will be submitted to the meeting of
the stockholders so caiiea tor examination
and every stockholder attending will be fur.
nlsKd with a printed copy thereof, and at
any Mine before such meeting any stock'
boldes will be furnished with a printed copy
or such contract ana Arncies ot conso
lidation upon application therefor during
business hours to the Assistant Secretary
or the company, at tne onice or tne com
pany In the City of St. Louis, Missouri.
Dated. May 29th, lf0.
GEORGE J. GOULD.
President of The Missouri Paclfio Railway
Company.
A. H. CALKF.
Secretary ef The Missouri Paclfio Railway
Company. ,
72tAI
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
bids will be received by H. A. Allen,
secretary, Atkinson, Neb., up to August 2,
1909, at i p. m., for the erection of a brick
building at Atkinson, Neb., for School Dis
trict No. 21, Holt county. Neb., according
to plans and specifications now on file at
the office of A. H. Dyer Co.. architects,
Frentrmt, Veb. The right Is reserved to re
ject anv and all bids. H. A. Allen Mecro
tarv, Atkinson, Neb. JylSdTt
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
office of Indian Affairs, VYasiilngion,
D. C, July 7, 1H09. Sealed proposals for
letting District No. 1. In the Crow Creek
Indian Reservation, South Dakota, for
grazing purposes, either under a lease or
by permit, will be received at the office of
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington, D. C, until 2 o'clock p. m., on
Monday. August H. 1909. and will be Im
mediately thereafter opened In the pres
ence of such bidders as may attend. Map
showing (he location of th district and
all necessary Information may be obtalntd
on application to the superintendent of the
Crow Creek Indian School. Crow iee.
South Dakota. R. G. Valentine, Corrn s
sloner. JV,d2t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OF
flee of Indian Affilrs. Washington. D. C.
Sealed proposals, for letting Districts Noe.
1. t. 4. t and 6. In the Crow Indian Reserva
tion. Montana, for grazing purposes, either
under a lsase or by permit, will be received
at the office of the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs. Washington, D. C. until I
o'clock p. m.. on Monday. August 2, 190i.
and will be Immediately thereafter opened
in the presence of such bidders as may at
tend. Maps showing the location of the
districts end all necessary Information
may be obtained on application to the
superintendent of the Crow Indian School,
Crow Agency. Montana. R. G. VALEN
TINE. Acting Commissioner. )vj DJot
Call Us
by 'Phone
Whenever you want
something call 'fhone
Douglas 281 and make
. It known through a
Bee Want Ad.
DR, JOSEPH M. EMMERT DEAD
Member of Board of Parole Diet Sud
denly at Atlantis.
METERS ORDERED BACK TO WORK
Ktecatlve Committee of T'nlted Mlae
Workers Maya SaylorTllle Men
Mast Work Pendlna
ea;ot Istleas.
DEB MOINES. la.. Julr IV (Special
Telegram.)-Dr. Joseph M. Emmert of At
lantic, a member of the State Hoard of
Parole and one time state senator from
Csss county, died at his home In Atlantic
this morning at 4 o'clock. He was the
democratic member of the board of parole
and one of he most prominent democrats
In the state. He was In the state senate
during the Twenty-seventh. Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth sessions. His election
to the Twenty-ninth session was contested
by Hon. James E. Bruce of Cass county,
and during the closing days of the session
Bruce was seated and Emmert unseated.
He was appointed to a position on the
board of parole by Governor Cummins,
when the hoard was first created, three
years ago.
Dr. Emmert has been In somewhat 111
health. He accompanied the State Board
of Parole on Its trips to the penal Insti
tutions after the session of the board In
this city over a Week ago, but becnune
of 111 health was forced to leave the board
before finishing the tour. This morning
his gasping for breath awoke Mrs. Em
mert. Their son, who Is a physician, was
called and also other physicians. He died
n a few minutes, probably of apoplexy.
The funeral will be held Sunday from
the Presbyterian church In Atlantic.
Ordered Bark to Work.
Three hundred miners at Sajiorvllle, who
struck a few days ago. were ordered hack
work today temporarily by the eTecu-
tlve committee of the United Mine Work
ers pending efforts of the executive com
mittee of the mine workers to settle the
difficulties without a strike.
The strike eame because the mine prom
ised work to Rosser Davis and failed to
keep the promise.
Adopts Her Grandson.
Mrs. J. W. Watson of 7214 East Fifteenth
street, Kansas City, Mo., read In a news
paper that a golden haired 5-year-old waif
had been turned over to the authorities In
this city, the name of Its mother, who
had died In a lonely spot, being unknown
ane wrote to Judge Miller and was so
nslstent on adopting the child that an
officer was sent to Investigate the fitness
of her home and It was left with her.
Officers here Investigated and discovered
the ohlld was her own grandson, before It
was taken to Kansas City. The grund
mother did not know It till told by the
officer.
To Repeal Soldier l.an,
It was reported here today that an ef
fort will be made at the next session of
the legislature to kill the old soldiers
preference law. The Instigation of the Idea
Is being credited to members of the com
mittee on retrenchment and reform of the
legislature though the exact person or per
sons are not named.
Jap Lecturer Arrested.
Policeman Joe Donahue, assigned to th
Rock Island depot, today arrested a man,
thinking him Leon Ling, wanted in New
York for the murder of Miss Slgel. It
turned out to be Klota Sagamanl, a
Japanese touring the country as a Chau
tauqua lecturer.
State Board of Health.
The Slate' Board of Health tomorrow at
10 will vote on officers and may not re
elect DrV'Thumaa of Red Oak as secretary.
Dr. O. H. Sumner of Waterloo la a
prospective candidate. Some of the mem
bers criticise Thomas for getting In a
wrangle last winter with the legislature
and think for that reason his usefulness
Is destroyed. The board Is about evenly
divided on the proposition and It depends
largely on whether there are any ab
sentees. The board will also olect a presi
dent to succed Dr. A. M. Linn and a force
of stenographers and clerks.
Hill and WlUon.
James J. Hill, the railroad magnate, and
Secretary James Wilson of the Department
of Agriculture, will be present at the big
corn exposition to be held here November
.9 to December U,
Nearly Two Billion.
Blackhawk county, the last to report,
got Its report to the state auditor today
for the 1908 assessment. The totals now
show that the real estate ot Iowa Is val
ued at $1,941,842,628. while last year It was
valued at but $1.921,11,1M. The value Is
more than $20,700,000 more this year than
It was a year ago.
Wallace Argrnes for Farmers.
H. C. Wallace of Wallace Farmer and
Representative White of Story county to
day appeared before the executive council
to argue that there be no Increase In the
farm land assessments. Mr. Wallace told
the county ' that he didn't oonslder the re
ports of the sales of land during the last
year as an indication of the real value
of Iowa farms as a whole. "These sales
are largely to Illinois and other eastern
farmers.ho edme out here and are con
tent with buying nothing but the best farm
land there Is In the, state," said Mr. Wal
lace. "Furthermore, It must be consid
ered that If a farmer allows himself proper
wages there is very little profits left In his
business."
Representative White went Into the ques
FOOD FOR
NE&VES
Weak and nervous mea
who find their power te
work and youthful vigor
one as a result or over
werk or mentjl exertion should take
GHAT'S NERVE FOOD PILLM. They wlU
make you eat and sleep aud be a was
again.
$1 Boss S boxes I8JS0 by mall.
tXEBMAJr s BtcCOITNEtl. OO.
Cor. loth ana Dodge Btrseta,
OWXi SBUO COstFAWT,
Cel. ISth ant ataraey eta. Omaaa. Ssa
..key Stand Comparison
Compare "Yello" cornflakes with
sny of the other brands; put then
tide by side; taste each. You'll
always buy "Ycilo."
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
CSM THAJf rOVtk SATS AT BBA.
wssaly Sailing Beiweea Montreal, ueeee
sms wwyvgi.
Two days wa the ueuil(ui ML Lawrence
fiver sua tne suurisst seven route lo ,i
rcpe.
Nothing setter on the Atlentle than out
sjnpressea ireiess on an sieasaers.
VUsI olaas, fW; second. wus
cabin.
at yuur ticket agent, er write tar sail.
Vgs. Ikies I' o nnok'el.
a X- BEUSKIg, a. A
13 South Ularft at. Chxraga.
IfUITF STAR UNE5
SAILING JANUARY 20,1910
toMaJirapain,ntditerrrBn .Orient
Costing only$400ndupfor73dsy(
Crpjft Vtpt Whlt 5rLing.Y orsfents
A TUT)
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tion of stocks and bonds and eouiibt to
how thst the railroads are not now as
sessed on any higher valuation than Is the
farm land.
Health Honed Here.
At the meeting of trte ttr Hoard of
Health today Dr. Alher. the tnte chemist,
reported that he had made 10 4S7 analyse
during the Inst year, and that oT these
S.0S4 were diphtheria, 1 CIS typhoid" fever.
S.MH tuberculosis and 5M miscellaneous.
He showed that the number of examina
tions made was steadily Increasing each
year, five years ago there being but S.RSO.
There have been eleven cases of rabies
during the year, end fonrten of meningitis.
There Is one ca.e of raMee in the State
Pasteur Institute at Iowa City now.
eptlr Tank Fight.
Sixteen Iowa cities, which are using the
septic tank method of disposing of their
sewage, have organised for. the purposes
of meeting tho Impending litigation with
the Camernn Septic Tank company of Chi
cago, which claims they nave inrringea
on its patent rights. The patent of this
company expires In November of this year.
The city attorneys have organised and
will fluht tho matter through the courts.
claiming there Is no Infringement.
Hailstorm at Oreenwooel.
GREENWOOD, Neb., July W. (Special.)
A strip of territory about ten by two and
a half mile wide was amies oy a iierco
rain Inst evening and accompanied by a
heavy fall of hall, which destroyed grow
ing crops and fruits. The loss will be
many thousand dollars on gratn and tho
damage to grov 'ng trees of all kinds was
heavy. Some few farmers carried Insur
ance. The hall destruction began about
five miles north and west of town, going
east on the north edge of the village,
thence east and south.
Theft of Notes (hararesl.
FORT DODGE. la.. July 15. (Special
Telegram) V. F. Phillips, agent for Royal
Union Llfo Insurance company Is being
pursued as a result of a warrant for his
arrest sworn out by K. F. Cook, local
malinger. Charge named. Is unlawful taking
of seven promlssnry notes of approximate
value of five hundred dollars, the property
of the Insurance company.
Delay In taking Foley Kidney Remedy
If you have backache, kidney or bladdef
trouble, fastens the disease upon you and
makes a oure more difficult. Commence
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy today and
you will soon be well. Why risk a serious
malady? Sold by all druggists.
EVENTS Oy T1IK It I KM ISO TRACKS
Arondarlc Defeats the Favorite In
o-aaipnaH l'li.W .
FMPIUE C1T1, N. Y.. July 115. Aron
dack at 5 to I proved a big surprise by
easllv winning thn Whirl slakes, one mile
nt Kmplre Citv today, defeating the 1 to
.1 shot, F.itierial by half a length. Sum
maries: First race, 3-year-olds, selling, five and
one-half furlongs: Sephry (103, Martin,
20 to 1) won, Madeline U (10, Glass. 4 to .'
second. Tvnres i3. Tanlin. 7 to D third.
Time: 1:0)1. Frank Puroell, Jack Forst and
Zacate also ran.
Second race. 3-year-olds, nonwinner or
two races of $t00 since .lun 23, selling, six
furlongs. $400 added: Fireball (104. Haplln,
4 to t) won. Black Mary (107, Scovllle, 8 lo
1) second. Miss ('rltenden (96, Martin, x lo
1) third. Time: 1 :13fc Ksontcheon,
Adriuclie, Snap, Country Fair, Trols Temp,
Hilly Rodemer, Takahlra and Summer
NlKlit also ran.
Third race, handicap, 3-yenr-olds and up,
one and one-sixteenth mlls: Stanley Kay
(11$. Dugan, 7 to 81 won, Pins nnd Needles
1 107, Hutwell, 4 to 1) second, Dr. Darkley
(H5. Page, 4 to 1) third. Time: 1:4,- Zlenap
and Ardrl also ran.
Fourth race The Whirl stnkes, S-yenr-olds,
mile. $1,000 added: Arondack (112, Mc
Cahey, R to 1) won, Etheiinl (10H. Cullen,
1 to 3) second, rrnotlcal (1W. Dutian, s to
D third. Time: l:40i. Gliding Belle also
ran.
Fifth race, fillies maidens, 2-year-oldM,
five and one-half furlongs. $400 added:
Foursome (110, "Powers, 4 to M won. Pocket
(110. Rowan. 6 to 1) second. Projectile (110,
Creevy. 6 to 2) third. Tim.-: 1.0 Gray
(loose, Motion, Shamecreek and Sona also
ran.
Sixth race, J-year-olds and np. selling,
one and one-sixteenth miles; I'J) added:
Bellvlew 1). Taplln, even) won, Mav
River (04, Creevy. 4 to 1) second, Lord
Stanhope (!i, Ural, 12 to 5) third. Time:
1:47. Monocle and Donatus also ran.
GAMES IX
I.BAUI 13
niooiulnsMon's Many Hits Unavailing;
Against Doable Plays,
BLOOMIM1TON. July IV Bloomlnglon's
twelve hits counted for little Against four
fast double plays by the visitors. Score:
R. H. E.
Bloomlngton 00001 001 0-2 12 1
Rock Island 22000003 07 1" 4
Davidson. Royer and Smith l Ncal and
Starke.
PKuRIA. 111., July 16.-Peorla batted
Weakley out of the box In the fourth in
ning, fcorlim six runs and winning from
Dubuirue, 7 to 2. Score. R. H. K.
Dubuoue 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 ft 2 7 t
Peoria 00060100 ' 7 8 1
Weakley. Gurney. Ray and Nunamaker:
Walsh and Hlgglns.
SPRINGFIELD, 111., July 15,-Sprtng-
fleld bunched hits and made six runs In
the first Inning. Score: R. H. IC.
Springfield K0O1O101 1 I
Davenport OIOIOOOO 0 I
hielgrr and Johnson: Jaeger. Flot and
Smilh.
DROATUR, July l!l. "Bill" Hoffer,
veteran Baltimore pitcher held Decatur
to four scattered hits today, Cedar Rapids
winning, ( lo t. uote s home run, with
man on base In the ninth inning made
Decatur's only score. Score: K. H. K.
Decatur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 4 4
Cedar Rapids 11020210 07 10 1
Hopkins. Hunt and McNamara: Hoffer
Slid iiohrer.
HAUMCftS HACKS AT TliRItn HA1 TH
Alleen Wilson Wine 3i Trot. Nosing?
Out Citation.
TKRRR HAUTE, Ind.. July 1B.-Allen
Wilson In the 2:02 pace today nosed out
Citation In the second and third heats.
Th. Harvester was drawn In ths 2:08 trot
nd Heatrlce Kellln was an easy winner.
Summaries:
First race: 1:02 pace, purse ll.OuO: Allen
Wilson, by Arrowod, first; Citation second.
Karon Orattan third, ' Argot Hoy fourth.
Beat time: 2:04V
Second race, 2:00 trot, purse 11,000: Bea
trice Hellln, by Ilelllnl. first; Maxine sec
ond, Country Jay third, Teasels fourth.
Time: 2:OK1i.
Third race, I years old, pace, purse 1500:
Knight of Stratmore, by Twelfth Knight,
first; Miss Eva Wilkes second. Time:
2:11
Fourth race, j.ao, purse ii.ooo: joe on-
ward, by Norval, first; Henry Stetser sec
ond, KM her Hells third, Elma Denf fourth.
Timet 2;WV
Cudahys and Carpenters.
The Cudahys will line up against the
Carpenter Paper oompany team of Omaha
Saturday. The game will be called at 1L
Delay in summsnrtng treatment for a
slight Irregularity that oould have been
cured quickly by Foley's Kidney Hemed
may result in a serious kidney disease.
Foley's Kidney Kerned y builds up the worn
out tissues and strengthens these organa
Sold by all druggists.
operb Service, Bptratld cnery.
enroute to Niagara Falls, Muskoka and
Kawartha Lakes, Oeorgl&n llay and Tama
garni Region. St. Lawrence River and
Rapids, Thousand Islands, Algonquin Na
tional Park. White Mountains, New Eng
land and New Jersey Coast resorts, via
Grand Trunk Railway System. Double
track Chicago to Montreal sod Niagara
Falls. Special low round trip fares are in
effect during Summer season.
For copies of tourist publications, fares
and descriptive pamphlets, apply to V. S.
Cookson, A. a P. A., 136 Adams street,
Chicago. '
Dlagraeef at Condsiet ..
of liver arid bowels, in refusing to act. Is
quickly remedied with Dr. King's New Life
PUls. ttM. Sold by Beaton Drug Co.
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