Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 31, 1909, Page 9, Image 9
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 31. WOO. ft OFFERED FOR RENT lorf ( t I n aed. COOI") e'ore room. Ill 8- ltb St. Fin office In Wead UMg F D. WEAD, 1M01 FARNAM. , STOREROOM nd Hwmmt In Scargt rk. K. O.. N. Hth. HaIL 433 ltainga I it. ik., coin phone. STORK !UOM for rent At 20 8. I4th Mil I fur nniMinrr Aug. l.". Apulv at nc. Palace Clotbuul' Co.. corner l4Ui And OUglSS. FOR RENT Modem store room In 15 iw- on. Nb. wricic ana concrete. .iic70 n., corner building, east front, to A rood mer chant. Will rent cheep. Fplendid location. A'ldres K. L. fcandnsny. Knits City. Neb. K OFFERED FOR sale Kb rait are. FOR RALE Entire household goods and furniture of b09 park Ave. , Typewriter. TYPEWRITERS Any mnke, all prices, sold and rrnted, rent Applied: easy term; shipped any here for examination. Write for larite bargain lift and offer. I). F. bwanson Co., 417 8. 15lh St.. Omaha. Neb. Flaaoa and SInelral Instruments. FOR SALE Washburn mandolin, (rood as ncv; owner' leaving rlty; will cell for $r; a regular bargain. .Mil 8. 30th. Tel. A ST7L ( BlUrellaaeoaa. DRIinS at eui price, freight paid on an $10 orders;- catalogue free. Sherman MoConneli Drug Co., Omaha. Neb. Hot-En'Tot Twjn are corning. B HANUSUMU postcards; your name In gold, 10c. Kenwood 8upply Co., 12 L. 4Gth St., Chicago. ONE White machine, drop head, new, cost $40 Will sell for M cash. Tel. Red 3.(14, or rail lull St. Mary's Ave. Scholarship tf you Intend taking A sourse In bualnesa college, see us about a Scholarship. We will soil you on A saving to you. Ad drees O tu. care Be. WE HAVE on" hand A Tiumber of Ink barrels which 1 will eell at 50a each. They are floe for rath water or ashes. Call ai pressroom Eee. Publishing Co. FOR SAI.F New and td-hand blllard l and pool "tiilles. .We lead the world In cheap bnr fixliiiis, easy payments. Bruns-wlck-Dalke Cullender, 407-8. 10th Bt IIot-En-Tot Twine are a Hot sensation. ICE FOR SALE ood reservoir loe In carload lota. Kelrle Co., S52 Brandela Bldg., i Omaha. CO it BALE Cash re later and safe. Ad ee, J-C79 care Bee. . FOR SALE A .tlm clock In good con dition. Apply VT, P. Redmond, Brandela storca. , . '. FOR SALE. CHEAP One' new Champion belt-power, condensing hopper, steel frame hay press. MtelTXa IliChea. Address A, B. Hunt. Omaha.' Neb. ' - BHEATINO at 18 per M. O. C Dlm mock . A Son. South QiriAhA. BUT from the factory. Burkley Envelopes Second Hand Boilers Wa will aetV tw boiler that have bean la use At the Baa building. They are eaoh 176-horaepower return tubular boilers. 7. Inch diatnete by 11 feet long. They have 188 C. 1. tubes, 1 Inches byU feet. Work ing pressure VA pounds per iquara Inch. Heat surfaoe U.OOS square teat. Urate area I24 square rVet. x , W Are very anlois to' fllspos of these boilers Immediately and wilt aeU at a bar gain. If taken at one. THE HKB BU1LDINQ COMPANJ. 17th And Farnarn Sta.. - - OmaLa, Neh. ELECTRIC PIANOS And BANJOS, $140. Continental Novelty Co Omaha, Neb. " "OSTEOPATHY r- JOHNSON, TNS 41 N. T. L. Tel. D. 1M4. Dr. Katheryn Nlckolaa. 608 N. Y. L. Bldg. PATENTS D. 0 BARN ELL, Paxtoa Bla. Tel Red 7117. HUFFMAN. (II Neville Bldg., Book free. PERSONAL PR IV ATA home during confinement; bablra adopted. Tha Uood Samaritan BanU tarlum. 140 lat Ave., Council BlqJfa, la. MAGNETIC BuMTi5r.B. A KilMl! for women aurlng confinement. We find homes for babies where mothers cannot care for them. Babies boarded. For terms, addreaa Mrs, Martha A. Lee, m Bancroft BU, OnuUiA, leb. fhona JJoug las 192L Hot-Bn-Tet Twin are a Hot ensatioa. OMAHA BtAmmerari' Ina.. Ramge Bldg. HALL'S safes, &aw, Id-band. 1S11 rarnam. DR. ECK3ER3, PrlvAt aonftDemant home, lull Martha St. Tel. . Douglaa UHO. THE SALVATION ARMY solicits oastoff clothing; In fact, anything you do not need. We collect, repair and sell at 1M N. 11th St., for coat of collection to tha worthy poor. Cull phone DouglaA 413S and wagon will call, v MRS. niTTUNHOUSE. graduate of the We tmer inaUtute of Nevada. Mo,, treats rheumatism, constipation, paralyala, lum bago and all ohrenla dlaaasea; electrle mas sage and baths. Room M, 4th floor Boa ton Store Bldg elevator entrance 1M S. 14th SL, stairway on Douglaa a)U MAONETIQ Treatments, HmmarUn Brott. tala.8. Uth HU Doug. UN. ifclO Tunaa your piano. All this week, v work guaranteed. Phone Dw 1U4. ISli Famara St., Coral Piano Co. Prlvata confinement hone. Mrs. Dr. King 1K4 N. Uth. Tel.. Weo. 166. lnd. B-UCA LADIE4 wishing to obtain tha latest drees outtfng ' syatem. Lee.ru eutung. Call &U No. St, 'PApoa, Douglaa Tuil Third Prize Story MR LAUNDERS1 SUCCESSL L niiTJorle " WTiUer" lfoiiy CreeC; Ia7 aged 18 yaaxai m ether, Mr. Mary F. Wultei NlnCi grade. Honey Creek school. Ten.-her, Mlea E. Hamburg. VAVT5aT good . shoemaker; a gooS Job for A good biaai steady work; good agea for tha right man, to bael and put on aolea for maohloa work. , Mr Blunders wat looking for work. wma a ahoamaker by trade, Tha naa ha worked for had failed In buatiMaa somewhat and waa compelled to discharge eon of Mi workmen. And Mr. Saundara waa ace of them. Ha lived at A boarding house, but his money WM Almost gone, and ba didn't hava aaough.to pay for his board. Tha evening ha told Mrs. Maloney. tha landlady, that ah would have to trust hlra for his baard until he could get work. f "Sura, but why doA't ye advertiser "I have,"- eald Sounders, "but nothing oama of It yet" , - "Indade. and did ye advertle n Tha Omaha Beer THIS STORY WAS CONSIDERED THIRp BEST SENT IN LAST WEEK AND THE "WRITER WAS AWARDED TIILRD PERSONAL (Continual.) $50 Reward We wilt r've $'0 reward for the arrest of one R. JOHNSON or R. JOHNSTON, representing himself to be A traveling salesman for us. This man Is a crook, and wa warn the public to beware of tils party. He Is a blonde, light hair. wears glasses, about 6 feet 104j Inches, weight 1W and slender, nationality A Swede. THE LONDON TAILORS, OMAHA, NEB. llot-Kn-Tot Twins are coming. WltKUH do you have your FRESl RIP TIONM KILLED? Ask your DOCTOR If he had conflnence In SHAKER'S. HE knows he can depend on our goods, and wa want you to tska advantage of our FKICE8 and SfRVK'K. We CALL FOR and DELI ER prescrip tions without extra charge. THAT'S FAIR. WE WILL call for. clean and adjust your phonograph for 11. GO NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., I'lionea Doug. 14W3. A-l'3. Cor. 15th and Harnev. PRINTING PHONE 1NL. A-2&X) for good printing Lynsstadt Printing Co., Wth 4k Capitol Ave. HOLLAND Printing Co.. U0 8. 17th SL WATERS Printing Co.. (2i 8. Uth 8L HYATT ft LONOACRE, PRINTERS. 17o Leavenworth at Tel. loug. 1647. REAL ESTATE Heal fcstate Dealers. REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 15; prompt aervlce; get our prices. 1710 Farnam bu GANOESTAD, 404 Bee Bldg. Tel. D. IM1. PAYNE 1NV. CO., first floor N. T. Life. BENJAMIN R. E. CO., 477 Brandela Bldg. REAL. ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO. '.HAS. E. WILLIAMSON. President. C1TV PROPERTY FOR IALB. WHEN YOUR LOT IS PAID FOR Wa will furnish you all the money to Duim your nouse n you ouy in our Lincoln Heights Addition on Maple, Blnney and Wirt Sts. Wth to 3d Hts. All lota are dirt cheap, frioes, $65 TO $275 EACH. $5.00 Cash, $5.00 a Month. NO INTEREST OR TAXES. Make the start today. Don't put It oft from month to month or year to year. A little effort on your part and it will be eaay to put away this amount every month, Coma and see us. Let ua take you out You can't miss It. HASTINGS tt HETDEN. 1614 Harney St WANT an offer on modern house; rooms and reception hall; plumbing and furnace: all new. 4244 Patrick Ave. Hee owner at 4304 Patrick Ave,, or call Web. !t. v-ROOM detached house. - Inautra S24 8. 2th Ave. $100 CASH, $15 MONTH Near car Una, -aohool And church. 6-R00M HOUSE How much have you saved, paying rant. lor last tan years 7 Start Right, Now Suite 024. N. Y. Life Bldg.. 'Phone Red 1910. Omaha, Neb. SHIMER & CHASE CO., New location, batter quarters, facing Nun nouse, 9 soutn ntn bu Shimer & Chase Co., 90 South 17th St. Both 'phones. HURRY MAKE THE START GET THE HABIT of aavlng and putting 11.00 every week In A piece of real estate. HILLSDALE ADDITION la your opportunity; wa are selling th lota and selling them fast. $1.00 Cash, $1.00 a Week No Interest, No Taxes, Prices $100 to $200 Each. 100 In all; over half already aold. Thl Addition la located west of Miller park at t7th and Curtis Ave. Coma on. take one today. If you want us to, wa will take you out 19 see mem. HASTINGS A HEYDEN. 1(14 Harney St South Omaha Home Modern T-room house: hot water heat large, airy rooms, newly paved street And garage. Call at K14 E. St., South FOR SALE OR TRADE A nloe residence lot. one-half block tmm ear: to trade for 7-room houae, striotly modern, located in tha southwestern part vi inn ciiy, puce nut 10 axceea 13,M1. GALLAGHER & NELSON, 490 Brandela Bldg. Omaha, Neb. TOR quick returna, list your real aetata for aala and exchange with me, no aale. no pay. rv. r . aaiioaeii, UuAra Of Trad mag., umui. jxeD, ant ......vm . .ww iiiwiu iiiiuitum ror store. Call at Leffert'a, 400 Broadway. for Nor "Well, now let ye look thru the want Ada la The Omaha Bee, aura! Ye'U find aomethlng that ye can do there, there are ao many ads to pick from. There bea wan In there on tha aofy. I'll get It meaelf," And. aha did. Mr. SAundera took; It and looked It over carefully and found Just what ha wanted In tha above ad. ThAt'e just ha thing," ha said. Tha next morning, bright and early, he called at tha place and got tha Job. When ha went to dinner ha told Mrs. Maloney about his good luck. Sural and didn't I tell ye that ya could alwaye depind on Tha Beef "Faith! and didn't I kapa from coming to want meaelf thru' A little ad In that very paper whin I was lift alone wld alx little chtlderT" Mr. Saunders went back to his work that Afternoon happier than be had been for many a day. He waa pleased with his work and waa alw ays ready to recommend The Bea to any ona who waa looking for work. PRIZE. REAL ESTATE CITY FHOI'KkT Y KOH, IALB " fConttnued.l H0CT0R TERRACE ADDITION Fine Residence Lots on Easy Terms. $10.00 Down and $10.00 Monthly PRICE $500 to $800 CHOICE MEDIUM PRICED LOTS IN OMAHA ON HOCTOR BOULEVARD Between Omaha and South Omaha HOW TO (JET THERE. ' Take South Omaha enr to 24th and Central Boulevard, and walk two blocks east to HOCTOR 3eautifully terraced lots, fronting driveway. Cement walks, city water and elegant Bhade trees on every lot. PAY CASH FOR THE LOT WE BUILD THE HOUSE TO SUIT Come out today and make Ground Pjvery Evening. Call at office for plats. HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 Harney Street. Home, Sweet Home DO YOU WANT ONE? OF COURSE YOU DO. SO DOES EVERY SANE PERSON. YOU CAN GET ONE FROM US ON VERY EASY TERMS, AND THEY ARE THE REAL, GENUINE ARTICLE. BETTER HOUSES. MORE VARIETY, MORE MODERN AND COMPLETE, FINER FINISHED, LARGER LOTS, BETTER CAR FA CILITIES AND AS HIGH AND SIGHTLY A LOCATION AS THERE IS IN OMAHA, IN FACT, MORE FO YOUR MONEY AND MORE EVERY THING THAN ANYONE ELSE CAN AFFORD TO GIVE. AS WE ARE BUILDING UP THE ADDITION TO SELL THE LOTS, REGARDLESS OF PROFITS. SEEING IS CONVINCING. GO OUT TO BUNGALOW CITY TODAY. HOUSES CAN BE SEEN INSIDE. TAKE BENSON. WALNUT HILL OR DEAF INSTITUTE CAR AND GET OFF AT MILITARY AVE. AND PARKER STREET. PRICES. $2,900 And UP TERMS. $500 And UP; INT. 6 PER CENT; BALANCE SAME AS RENT. D. V. Sholes Co. Ill Board of Trade Building. 16th and Farnam Sts. Telephones: Douglas 49; Independent A2049T HANSCOM'PARK DISTRICT FINE nOUSE, BEAUTIFUL CORNER. PRICE REDUCED TO $5,000. U02 Oebrse Ave. Da vou-want a nice house on beautiful east front corner lot. on A fine street of houses? If so, don't fall to see tnia house. Tha lot is 60x140 feet, nice terrace; both streets paved, and paving paid for. Nice arrangement of rooms; high ceilings; room on rear of lot for brick flat. You can buy this for tl.XO caeh, terms on balance. HAbTlNGS . HEYDEN, 1614 Harney, St. GOOD HOMES ON NORTH SIDE 83.000 for vary desirable T- roora cottage, all modern ex cept heat, with barn. In excel lent condition, well built on corner lot 60x128 ft., fine shade trees, one block from 14th St. car. North of Kountza place. 83.650 for ISO! Bristol, T-room. 1-story modern house In excel lent condition. Paved street. Immediate possession. Rea sonable terms. Lot 89x181 ft. 84.000 for 3016 Maple St., 6-room, 2-story, modern square house, In good condition. Newly papered throughout. Full cemented basement, fur nace heat. Nice location. 84.000 for exceptionally well built, 6-room, modern cottage having hot water heat. Newly decorated throughout. In best of condition.-Nice shade trees, bearing fruit, one block from car line on Templeton St., west of 24th. Easy terms. 84.300 for good 8-story, T roora modern square house with reception hall, having oak finish, built by owner for home two years ago. located in the best part of Kountra place near Boulevard. Lot 50x121 ft. Exceptionally low price, quick aale. Investigate. Oeorge & Company, Exclusive Agenta. 1601 Farnam. Phona Douglas 766. BEMIS PARK DISTRICT HOME; $3,500 HOUSE, 1804 N. S3d. being northwest eorner of 83rd and Decatur Sis. East and aouth front exposures. Nice shade trees, on" Harney car line, on high, sightly ground; paved street In front and paving all paid.. House strictly modern In every way and haa good heating plant. You can go direct to the house and look It over, as owners are living there, or If you will call up tha office, wa will ba pleased to show you through. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1414 Harney Bt ONLY $4,400 We offer for quick aale the aast 65 feet of old street between blocks 11 and 11, McCormlck'a addition, fronting on Harney and Dewey Ave. This makea fine piece of ground 66x170. LINAHAN REALTY CO., Phone Doug. 694. 831 N. Y. L. Bldg. CLOSE IN COTTAOK $2,400 for 6-room cottage. City water, sewer, gas and toi let on Davenport St.. near 26th. Neyr paved street, nice made treea. Lot 81x140 ft. Reasonable tarma. GEORGE & COMPANY, Exclusive Agents. 1601 Farnam. Phone Douglas 756. BARGAIN Nice 6-room, all modern except heat; lot 51x140 ft; permanent sidewalk; cement steps and walk in front of yard; nice shade and lawn; finely terracd. on 17th St. between Cuarlea and Reward Sis. CHRIS BUYER, 22d and Cuming Sts. WEST FARNAM HOME $4,800 for 143 No. list ave. T rooru. 1-slory modern house in good condition In a deblrable location. Large lot 6tlxl3-i ft.. Paving all id. Immi-diate pueaeaeion. Key at our office, tasy in m. Investigate. GEORGE & COMPANY, liSOl Farnam St. REAL ESTATE CITY PlorRITT KOR IALB. CCirmaea. BOULEVARD. Spring Lake Tark, on winding your selection. Salesman on the BOULEVARD HOUSE. JT43 North 19th St.. 9-rooms. modern, only $2,500. Thomas ttrennan. Room L New York L:f Bldg. REAL ESTATE FARM AND RAISCH LAND FOR SALE eatasa. U. S. GOVERNMENT LAND OPENINO UNDER CAREY ACT. Conrad-Valler project, Montana. 70.000 Acres of fine, graaay prairie under Irrlga tlon. Drawing October 7. 1909. Must reg ister for drawing before October 7. Can register by mall. For information and blanks write W. M. WAYMAN. Valler. Montana, or 1150 Security Bank Bldg., Min neapolis, Minn. Mertfc Dakota. OTJT THEY GO TO HATNES ANT MOTT, ADAMS AND HETTINGER COUNTIES NORTH DAKOTA, to buy our low-priced land and sre the big crops of Dollar Wheat; new railroads building and new towna, where new hotels and business houses are needed, beo w m. ti. urowa Co., Haynes, Adams County, North Dakota, lor maps and facta. Kansas. . FOR SALE WESTERN WHEAT LAND. Dairy farms and stock ranches. Write today for FREE descriptive price list. E. W. SULLIVAN, QOODLAND, KAN. Atlaaeeota. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Red river valley farm lands, In Clay and Wilklns counties; send for Hat. Nelson, Huxley Land Co.,. Barnesvllle, Minn. Nebraska. GOOD farm, near Omaha, for sale or trade. What have you 7 808 Bee Bldg FOR SALE Fine ItiO-Acre farm, good building, fine water and windmill In An telope Co.; price 840. Addresa Owner, Box 41, Route 1, Clearwater, Neb. IRRIGATED land on tha North Platte river valley, watered from government ditch; no drouth; no crop failures. Price, from $20 acre up. See E. M. Todd, Bridge port. Neb. FOR SALE OR TRADEv-862 acres of land 6 miles aouth of Lexington at $35 per acre; Also beat located livery stock In Lex ington; Invoice about $1,600; will trade for well located stock merchandise. Address C. A. Ray, Lexington, Neb. FARMS FOR SALE. 80 acres. Improved, $75 per acre. 10 aorea, improved, $76 per acre. 100 acres, improved, $61.26 per acre. 240 acres. Improved, 8i6 per acre. 240 acres, improved, $87.60 per acre. 820 aorea. Improved, $100 per acre. Address HIBBS tk TOTTON, Fairfield, Neb 46 BUSHEL WHEAT LAND, $20 Per acre. We own and control 20,000 acres of Chey enne county, Nebraska's choicest farm land now on the market. The heaviest crop yielding county in Nebraska fur 12 years. Write for folders and full particulars. Agents wanted everywhere. Write for our proposition at once. FUNDINGSLAMD A SEVERSON, Land Brokera, SIDNEY, ... NEBRASKA. Oklahoma. Oklahoma One Firm Produced 2,442,478 Bbls. Oil Sold 2,117,482 Bbls. in June in Nowata Co. 80 acres, four miles frc m Nowata, county seat, fine land as lays out of doors, all under cultivation, raw houae, burn, etc., good well. A REAL BARGAIN AT $20D0 PER ACRE We have land In Nowata oounty, in any alae tract you may desire, from 5 acre up, at prices rangii.g from $10 to $' per acre. There are 4.6ug flowing oil welie in Nowata county. Natural gas is sold at 2o per LOW) cublo feet. You mignt get an oil well with your land. Average rainfall in Nowata countv, 3e inches per annum; average fr.jm March 1 to October 1, 24 Inches, and distributed Just as needed. Prospects for a big crop are In evidence on every hand. Corn stands 10 to 12 feet high; oata Just threshed making CO to liM bushels per acre; wheat, 2u to 40 bufchela. On account of U aeaaous beini, over a month earlier than in the norm wheat sold for $1.S7 per buamel, aa agumst 9oc tills year. Good water Is found from 20 to 40 feet. Find Nowata oounty on your map. The Oklahoma Cherokee Central R. R. east and west through this county Is a certainty. Land will probably double in value within two years. You can't affoid to niiss this opportunity. Let us tell you why we can sell this land so cheap. Aak Missouri 1'acifio ticket agent about low rates to Nowata. Cume in and see us or write NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. 6ults 624 N. Y. Life Bldg., 'Phone Red Omaha, Neb. Oregoa. OREGON" LAND Fruit farms, all aisea, prices ranging from $10 to $2,000 per acre; good market, de lightful climate, prosperous and energetic neighbors. CoH on ma for particulars. C. II. GERBER, 61 Bee Bldg., Omaha. iustk Dakota. SOUTH Dakota farm, ranch, mineral and timber land for sale or trade. 1 MX) acres, part Irrigated farm, tine Improvements, ons Mile east of Rapid City In Rapid River valley for sale or trade. Bargain. Tell m fully what you wish .J buy. aell or trade. Come west; make money In land. Rep resentatives wanted, farmers preferred. Farrar tt Jepsen. Rapid City. 8. D. A FINE quarter section of native hay land for ale near Aberdeen at $40 per acre. A crop of w heat oe the ground would make It worth 8 per acre, aa other land adjoin ing la worth. Aberdeen la tha commercial city of South Dakota and tha center of the beat agricultural region of tha atate. Great big bumpir crops now to be seen In evt-rv juirccuou. jb. 4. iaipey, lituuDiug, Iowa. REAL ESTATE LOANS tioo to tin oiio made promptly. F. D. Wead. Weed 1.1 lg. Uth and Farnara. xfiO to to.000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real r.state Co.. ivul N. Y. Life. Doug, oi a -lira MONEY TO LOAN Payne Inveament Co. FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan on Omaha l'.ueinees Properly. THOMAS BKENNAM. Room 1. New York Life Bldg. OARV1N BROS.. SIS N. T. Life. tW to 2UQ.0U0 on Improved property. No delay. WANTED City loans and warranta. W Farnam Smith at Co., li Farnam 81. WANTED City loans. Patera Trust Co. PATNeTbosTWICK CO..N. Y. Ufa Private money. tXJ to fci.000; low rate. SECOND MORTQAOB loana negotiated. Apply Rooms 417-18 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Bell 'Phone, Douglaa 1318. LOWEST RATES Bemla. Rrandela Bldg. WANTED TO BUY WANTED Several carloads of fresh milk cows or springers. Dealers in stale, let us hear fmm you. Alanilto Sanitary Dairy Co.. l&li Farnam St- BE8T price paid far JJ linnd furniture, stoves, clothing. W. Rosenblatt. Tel. D. 5401. BEST price paid for second-band furni ture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug, S97U - STANDARD UPRIGHT PIANO. 'Phone Webster 87M. WANTED TO RENT WANTED Ry two ladies, rooms and board; one teaches In public school; refer ences, exchanged. Ad J: ess Y 606, care Bee office. ONE or two unfurnished steam heated rooms, down town district, for gentleman's apartments. N 834. care Bee. YOUNG LADY wants board and room. private family, vicinity Bemis park. Ad dress K 848, care Bee. WANTED SITUATIONS CHAUFFEUR wants pot-Itlon with private family; I years expenenoe; honest, souer, eta Address D 808, Bee. WANTED By young man, place to work for board while attending Duyles college. notn pnones. CHAUFFEUR wants position driving tourists on southern or eastern tours: have driven In two Glicklen tours and other long trips. Address A 807, Bea. A COMMERCIAL traveler (60 years old) who finishes his work on road each year In September la looking' for position to first or year, salary not ao much an object Highest references. Address M 838, Bee. WANTED Bricklaying and plastering work by Job or day. Address A 339, Bea. GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master. Fort Leavenworth. Kimu. Au gust 20, 1909. Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be received here until 11 a. m., centra time. September 10, 1K09, and then opened for extending and making certain changes in the Electric Lighting System and Fire Alarm System at Fort Leavenworth, Kan sas. Full Information and blank forms of proposals furnished on application to this office. Plans and specifications may be seen here, also at offices Chief Quarter master at Omaha, Depot Quartermaster, St. Louie, and Master Bulldera' Exchange, Kansas City, Mo. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals. Envelopes to be marked "Pro posals for Extending Electric Lighting and Fire Alarm (System," and addressed to Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quartermaster. A29-80-31-S1-14-15 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING To the Stockholders of the Omaha Southern Railway Company: You are hereby notified that by resolu tions of the Board of Directors of Omaha Southern Hallway Company, duly adopted at a meeting of said board on the 17th day of AugUKt, lyO'J, a special meeting of the stockholders of Omaha Southern Railway Company has been called to ba held at the feneral offices and principal business of Ice of said company, at the office of C. E. Wagar, at the southeast corner of Fifteenth street and Farnam street. In the city of Omaha. Nebraska, on the 23d day of Octo ber, 11)09, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon, for the following purposes: (1.) To consider the sale, conveyance and transfer by this Company of the whole and every pait of Its line of railroad and branches, constructed or to be constructed, together wlih all the real estate and othur assets nnd properly, real, personal or mixed, riRlils, privileges, franchises, powers and Immunities of this company, and all Interests therein, to The Missouri Pacific Railway Company, a consolidated corpora tion of the States of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, formed under a certain Con tract and Articles of Consolidation dated the 29th day of May, 109; and to deter mine whether sucli aale, conveyance and transfer, - and the terms thereof, shall be consented to, ratified. Assented to. Approved and adopted; and (2.) If It shall be determined by the stockholders that such sale, conveyance and transfer be consented to, ratified, aa srnted to, approved and adopted, then to authorise and direct the proper officers of this company from time to time to execute and deliver any and all deetjs and other Instruments of whatever nature, and to take all further or other action, necessary or proper to carry auoh sale, conveyance and tiansfer fully into effect; and (3.) To ratify and confirm all action taken and authorized by the Board of Di rectors of this Company, and to take any other action in tha premises, and to trans act any other bualnesa that may properly come before the meeting. For the purpose of this meeting the stock transfer books of this Company will be closed at the close of business on the 12th day of Ootober, 1909, and remain closed until the opening of buaineaa on tha Kith day of October, 1909. Dated August 17, 1909. S. B. SCHUYLER, President of Omaha Southern .Railway Company. T. W. IRLAND. Secretary of Omaha Southern Railway Company. A19dZU NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING To the Stockholders of the Nebraska South ern Railway Company: You are hereby notified that by resolu tion of the Hoard of Directors of The Ke bmska Southern Railway Company, duly adopted at a meeting of said board on the 17th day of Auguat. 19US, a special mentlng of the stockholders of Tha Nebiaska South ern Railway Company has been culled to be held at the general offices and principal business office of said company at tha of fice of C tZ. Wagar. at the suutheast cor ner of Fifteenth street and farnam street, in- the city of Omaha. Nebraska, on the 23d day of Ootober, at 9 o'clock In the furenouif, for the follow ing"purposea: D. To consider the sale, conveyance and transfer iy ihla Company of me whole and every part of Its line of railroad and branches, constructed or to be constructed, together with all the real estate and other upsets and property, real, personal or mixed, rights, privileges, franchises, powers and immunities of inis Company, and all inter, sis therein, to The Misiou.i Pacific Railway Compauy, a consolidated corpora tion of the States of Missouri, Kansas And Nebraska, formed under a certain contract and Articles of Consolidation dated the 2tli day of May, 19U9; and to determine whether such sale, conveyance and transfer, and the terms thereof, shall be conhented to, ratified, assented to, approved and Adopted; and U ) If It shall be determined by the stockholders that such saley conveyance and transfer be consented to. ratified, as sentid to, approved and adopted, then to authorise and direct the proper offlcera of nils company from time to time to execute and deliver any and all deeds and other In struments of whatever nature, and to take all further or other action, necessary or proper to carry such sale, conveyance and transfvr fully Into effect; and 13.) To ratify and confirm all action taken and authorised by the Hoard of Di rectors of this company, and to lake any other action In the pr iriisen, and to trans act any other business that may properly come before the meeting. For the Duroose of tills meeting the Ktnrk transfer books of this Company will be' closed at the close or business on the um day of October. 1hu9, and remain closed until the opening of business on the 2-th day of October, 1909. Dated August 17, VMM. C. 8. CLARKE, President of Tha Nebraska Southern Rail way Company. F. W. IRLAND, Secretory cf Tha Nv'u.ajika evuuiern null way Compaujf, AOSUilt SWEEP WINS BIG FUTURITY (Continued from 8lth Page.) another rt-hour speed carnival will be held at Brighton Bearh this fall, and thai nlno makers and dealers have promised to en ter cars. Tha association regrets the "re cent adverse criticism of automoblia rac ing." and declares thai "the accidents a Brighton Reach were not due to Any flaw in the tracks." JIKIOR. CITY TKNJtIS TOIRMBT FIs Start Made by tha To tera In Tkelr Competition. The boys who are entered In the Junior city tennis tournament made a fine start at the Field club courts on Monday, Ihe preliminary round was run off. ten matches In the first round were played, and two In the second. The drawings for the consolations were made last night, and this evening will sea the affair well Along towards completion. Some very good ten nla Is bring played, and the matches are all proving Interesting. The results so far: Preliminary round: Heyn beat Qlfford. 8-8. 8-1 Savidge beat Gaines, by default. Connell beat Beckett. 7-6. 4-4, 4-4. Hatch beat Carlson. 8-0. 8-8. x Thompson beat Johnson, 8-1. CJZ. McCague beat Mahoney, 6-8, 4-1. Fernald beat Dougherty, 6-S, T-6. Ellsworth beat Davis. -l, 8-4, 4-L Tukey beat Peters, 14-18. 7-5. J. Gardner bent Duffy, 8-4. 0-8. 6-X. Aycrlgg beat MeShane, 6-1, 6-0. Smyth beat I)e France, 6-1. 6-8. Watson beat MacVeagh, 6-8, 7-5. Suesniann beat Allwlne, 6-4, 10-8. Coons beat Frederick. 6-0. 6-8. McCullough beat Cahn. Jr., 8-0, 8-L First round: Adams beat Rector, 6-0, 6-0. Offutt beat Sweet. 6-L 8-6. -l W. Nelson beat Smith. 6-8, 6-1. Hatch beat Connell, 8-4, 8-1. Thompson beat McCague, 4-6, 6-4,. 6-4. Smyth beat Aycrlgg. -L 8-6, 6-4. Huesmann beat Watson, 6-0, 6-1. DHhcoII beat D. Peters, 6-0, 8-0. Halplne beat Stoking, 6-1. 4-0. T. Nelson beat Darby, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1 C. Gardner beat Zimmerman, 6-1, 4-6, 6-1. Second round: Halplne beat Drlscoll. 6-S, 1-6, 7-5. C. Gardner boat T. Nelson, 6-4, 6-0. Tha drawings for consolation singles are: Byes, Darly. Olfford, Oaines, Backet, Rector, Smith Stoking, and another. Dougherty plays Davis. Allwlne playa MacVeagh. Mahoney plays Johnson. Carlson plays Do France. Duffy plays Frederick. C. Peters plays MeShane. Zimmerman plays Cahn, Jr. D. Petera plays Conpell. GERMAN BOATS OUTCLASSED Americans Win First Three) Placea In "nnder Clasa Race. ' MARBLEHEAD. Mass., Aug. 30 Amer ica won a decisive victory over Germany today the first of the series of Sonder boat races for the President Taft and Gov ernor Draper cups. All three places at the top of the list were raptured by the de fenders of the trophies, while the three challenging boats -brought up well In the rear. The Joyette, owned by Commodore William H. Chllds of the Benson Hurst i aeht club. Brooklyn. N. Y.. won first honors, with the Ellen, owned by Charles 1'. t.'tirtls or Huston second, and the Wolf, owned by Caleb Ixirlng of Boston, third. Next came Margaret, one of the German challengers and following It more than six minutes astern was the Hevella, while tne Meenund II finished last. The Sechund II carried away Its throat halyards within five minutes after cross LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDER' MEETING To the Stockholders of Omaha Belt Rail- -way Company: You are hereby notified that by resolu tions of the Board of Directors of the Omaha Belt Railway Company, duly adopted at a meeting of said Board on the 17th day of August, 1909, a special meeting of the stockholders of Omaha Belt Railway Company has been called to be held at the general offices and principal business office of said company, at the office of C. E. Wagar, at the southeast corner of Uth street and Farnam street, in tha city of Omaha. Nebraska, on the 21rd day of Octo ber, 1909, at nine o'clock In the forenoon, for the following purposes: (1) To consider the sale, conveyance and transfer by this Company of the whole and every part of Its line o railroad and branches, constructed or to be constructed, together with all the real estate and other Assets and property, real, personal or mixed, rights, privileges, franchises, powers and immunities of this Company, and all Interests therein, to The Missouri Pacific Railway Company, a consolidated corporation of the states of Missouri, Kan sas and Nebraska, formed under a certain Contract and Articles of Consolidation dated tha 29th day of May. 1909; and to determine whether such sale, conveyance and transfer, and the terms thereof, shall be consented to, ratified, assented to, ap proved and adopted; and, (2) If it shall be determined by the stockholders that such sale, conveyance and transfer be corsenled to, ratified, as sented to, approved And adopted, then to authorise and direct the proper offlcera of thla Compnay from time to time to ex ecute and deliver Any and all deeds and other Instruments of whatever nature, and to take all further oi other action, neces sary or proper to rai -y such sale, convey ance and transfer full) lto effect; and, (3) To ratify ard ooiif'-n ull action taken and authorized by th .'v.ard of Di rectors of this Company, and 'eke any other action In the premises, ind to transact any other business that rrik.' vrop erly come before the meeting. For the purpose of this meeting the 'rk transfer books of this Company will closed at the olose of business on tha His day of October, 1909, And remain rloseu until the opening of business on tha 20th day of October, 1909. Dated August 17th, 1909. C. S. CLARKE, President of Omaha Belt Railway Com pany." F. W. IRLAND. Secretary of Omaha Belt Railway Com pany. Augla D27t REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Winifred Mahan and husband to Frank Jansky and wife, lot 11. block 15. first addition to South Omaha $ 70) Thomas Hannlgan to School District of South Omaha, lots 10 and 11, block 33, first addition to Corrlgan Plaoc tsO John J. Ryan to same, lot 12, blook 33, came 600 Frank J. Morlarty and wife to aame, lot 8. block 33. same 175 James Howard and wife to E. E. Bruce, south 87 feet of lot 1, block 2. West Omaha 27,500 Mxrgaret K. Met 'Untuck t t al to the MoCague Investment Co., part E',i NE'i NEV 84-16-13 16) The Shull Land company to John Ewbank, lot 2, block 12, Pliull's sec ond 900 RnUton Townsite company to Adella E. Corbett, lot 1. block 10. Rals'on 170 G orge M. King and wire to John Ege. lots 172 and 178. lnox 125 H chard Sayles to Jamea L. Gaines, lot 2. block 8, Shlnn's second 1 Arabella Counsman and husband to H. G. Counsman, Jr. et al., south 1 acre of north 6 acres of tax lot 14, 32-10-13 100 J. J. llnchet and wife to Anna I. Rlchter, lot 1, block T, Hanscom Placrt l Anna I. Rlchter to I-aura a. Klllmar. same 5,500 lulled Real Estate A Trust com pany to Anton Ostronlc and wife, ,fots 8S and 39, block 1, Kountie's fifth addition Michael Shirley and wife to Robert D. Shirley, north 11V feet of lot 10, block 1, Park Place KuDirt D. Shirley to Alice Shirley, same Trank E. Haughey et al. to William K. Magner, lots 11 and 12, block 117, Dundee place V I Ham K. Magner to Emma B. Mag ntr, same B. S. Abel to Lettie S. Abel, lot S3, b'ock 1, Mctlavock A- O'Keefe' re plat 1.000 6 5 4,000 J iliu Velebradsky to Anna Vele- biadky. lota 5 and 6, flock 2, Or cnara iiome 1 1 1 300 4 lno Same to same, lots 6. T, 1, block I. i'ait rsons first addition H H. Ernest and wife to Nora A. Weekes, lot 8, block 17, Scully ad dition John L. Spittbart and wife to Michael Kuh'kofsky et al., lota 8, 9, 10 and 11. block 2. Pope Place ., Total . $48,911 ing the starting line and was unable to re sume racing for fully ten minute, while the flamage wan being repaired. ice Ad miral Haiandou. rhalrmon o( the Joint committee of the kaiswi lii h.-r, a club of Kiel and Eastern Yacht club of Boston when asked after tha race what he thought vf the result eald: 'Oh your boats are ao much faater. It was a great surprise to me that our yachts did not do better, for this was real Kiel weather." The air was clear as crystal, the wind cool and of from 11 to 16 miles airength. and the sea so smooth that It did no more than give tha contesting yachts a slight Jump. Hundreds of yachts of every de scription came out t.f Marblehead hsrhor laden with throngs to sea the sport. Four revenue cutters kept the course clear and the l lilted States navy was represented by Secretary Meyer on board the dlsiiatcn boat Dolphin, while the presidential yacht pyipn wttn several women on the bridge steamed close to the line. The race was sailed twice around a tri angular course, a distance of fifteen mllea. R1FLH SCORES AT CAMP PERRY Secoad Lleatewaat Topham Wlaa the Leech Cap. CAMP PERRY. O., Aug. .A -Under per fect shooting conditions a field of 1(1 and 163. respectively, today fought out tha Na tloral Rifle association's battle for Ita two most valued cups the 8600 Wimbledon, pre sented to tha National Rifle association of America by tha National Rifle Association of Great Britain, and the I-eech cup. Service marksmen won both on pa. Sergeant Victor H. Csegka of tha United Statea marina corps, whose home la In Washington, D. C, took the Wimbledon in twenty shots at 1.000 yards with a 9. and Second Lieutenant Joseph L. Topham of th Thirteenth United Statea Infantry, a native of Lawrence, Kan., who Is sta tioned at Fort lavenworth, shot up tha camp In the Iech match with tha score of 10.1 out of 106 seven shots at 8u0, "0 and 1.000 yards each. Csegka'a soor la one point better than that by which Captain Casy vf Delaware brok the match record a year ago. Lieutenant Topham s 108 Is one short of Casey's world's record A year ago. Captain Casey was in the race today, but failed to land In tha money. It was A good deal of A field day (or tha regulars, who took both cups In the Wim bledon and landed sixteen representatives In the twenty Wimbledon leaders. Th ten leaders scored aa follows: Wimbledon cup match Srgeant Victor H. Csegka, V. f M. C,. ! Corporal W. A. Fragner. U. a M. 0 97 Captain Ben South, Ohio 97 Lieutenant Towt.aend Whelen, Twenty- nlr.th United States Infantry K Midshipman Walter L. Helborg, U. 8. N. !" Jchn W. Hessian, National Rifle 9a Captain J. W. Lindsay, Ona Hundredth United States Cavalry 85 First Lieutenant Charles E. MtHhell. Twentv-flrst United States Infantry.... 94 Exra G. Allen, U. S. N, W Lewis E. Hughes, I'. H. N 94 Leech cup match leaders Secund Lieutenant J. L. Topham, Thir teenth United States Infantry 103 Captain W. Wise, Sixth Massachusetts.. 101 First Lieutenant H. N. Rlttenhouae, Eleventh United Statea cavalry 101 Captain C. A. Romeyn, Second United States cavalry 101 First IJeutenant C. L, Test, Fourth Texas 100 Captain Patterson, Third MIchlgTan. . .... 100 Earl B. Williamson, U. 8. N 99 Lieutenant Colonel C. B. Andcr, Ohio.. '99 Second Lieutenant Harry Howley, Sixth United States Infantry 99 The long ranne Individual Tyro match was won by Lieutenant O. L. Test of Texas, who performed the feat of scoring a possible at 1.0U0 yards. The ten icaaers scores were: Lieutenant C. L. Test, Fourth Texas.... mi Thomas Joyce, C S. M C Pticy Patterson, Third Michigan s Robert C. Grlffen. U. S. N 4 Henry G. Caldwell, First District Of Columbia K. ? Ertust E. Ellh, U. S. M. C Erra Allen. U. 8. N Joseph Wlriiowskl, U 8. N 47 M. H. Hodgson, secona uisirici or w It mbla Charles Leacy, Fort Pitt Rifle club, Pittsburg TEX MS PLAY AT CINCINNATI Trl-tnte Tonrnament Reaches Towrth Round In Single. rrKTiVNATl O. Auir. 30. Play pro ceeded rapidly In the second day of the trl-state tournament today ano several oi the entrants In the singles, reached tho fourth round. Those who got that far were Nat Thorn ton of Atlanta. Oliver Dunlap and Frank Garretaon of Cincinnati, Nat Emerson, tha ex-western chaiwplon, and his brother, Trux Emerson, Richard Palmer of New Jersey and C. It. Sloan of Marrletta. O. As was the case in tne nrst, aay s piay. the results of all ' matches were true to form. Mrs. Edith Hannam of Toronto, Mrs. N. Bard of Cleveland, and Miss Miriam Steever of Chicago arrived today from . the International tournament at Nlagara-on-tlie-Lake, and will play their first matches tomorrow. TAFT TO GIVE YACHT PRIZB President Will Present Bowl to Win. ner of International Hare. ' MARHI.EHEAD, Mass., Aug. 80 St little yachts slipped out of the old Fisher men's . arbor at Marblehead today for tho Initial race of the third International series for the sonder or special type of boat. The German yachts were the Helleva, Margaret he and .eehund II, while the American yachts were the Ellen, Joyette and Wolf. Eleven days hence President TafJ1; follow ing the footsteps of President Roosevelt and Emperor William, will personally pre sent to the winner of thevweek's racing tha big silver bowl which bears his nam. As an additional Incentive to th contest thl Lear there Is a second prise, the Governor Taper cup, which goes to the captain of the second boat. The Americans won off Marblehead In 1906, and tha German At Kiel In 1907. JEROME! STOPS INTENDED BOUT Ktchel-Lanford right Will Hot Ba Held la New Vark City. N,W YORK. Aug. 80. Following a con ferei.e between Police Commissioner Baker District Attorney Jerome and Wil liam (i Vion of the Fairmont Athletic club today it Appeared that the Fairmont club' $JU,K) off- for the Ketchell-Langf ord fight In thla elt) Till be withdrawn, Mr. Gibson was told by e district attorney that such a fight would ."ot be tolerated here. ROGERS IS THE HIGH Ol'MVER W. I). Townsend aV Grose, Profea. eloaals, Tied foi eooad Maney. George Roger won i high soor At the regular shoot of the "maha Oun club Sunday afternoon at Tow send' park at the east end of the Douglal sreet bridge. W. D. Townsend and Gross. h nrofes slonala, were tied for aeoond is.s.y. Tha cores were: Gross ..21 24 18 20 20 17 21 21 73 ti tl-90 21 22 A-80 18 18 1". 71 18 21 14---1 18 21 ls-7 17 0 19 7 17 21 20-7t 22 U 24 ft Townsend Anderson Nlckeila ., Nickels .., F. Crablll C. Crablll Rogers , . , Fall Ona t'lnb , Tesrssatsl. The Omaha Gun club haa fixed the dates for th annual fall tournament, which wilt be shot at the Townsend park, the dale being October 12, 11 and 14. This shoot will be for both professionals and amateurs, but the professionals are not In on tli4 added money, shooting only for the targets. The club has decided to add IjOO to the pursts. Staaton Defeats Lynch. 6TANTON, Neb.. Aug. 30. (Special Tela, grani Stanton this afternoon deftated the Lyuerl team on the local grounda by th core of 6 to 8. Hartman for Stanton si ruck out twelve men and allowed but four hits. Batteries: Stanton, Hartman and Hopper; Lynch. Williams and Wilson. Hero la Year thane. About four good foot ball players, weigh lug 11 pounds, are wanted by th Tigers for their coming foot ball season, which starts with the Excelsiors on September la. Anybody wishing a tryout should 'phona Harry Prlesman, Webster 211, immediately, Omaha (lelsg to A ad a ton. Quite a number of Omaha sportsmen will attend th annual ahuot at Audubon September 7 and 8. Th local association has added $100 to th purses In th dif ferent event. - Raeeevlrh in New York. NEW YORK, Aug. 80-On hia way to Chicago to meet Frank Gulch, the cham pion wrestler, Giovanni Raecevleh, nn Aus trian, arrived here from Naples today. Gibbon a Winner. (VrTHTVHT'pn v.h, Autf. 29. .'"Vtciil Telegram. ) fllbbon d -feated Gothenburg In A ball gain her today, 1 lu i i