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THE OMAIIA' SUNDAY BEE: OCTOUEK 4,
9
n
OFFERED FOR RENT
Stores
-Cn-tlaaed.
K4 SO. 16th St.. room about 22x00 feet,
atirartlve new front, freight hoist and fine,
llcht basement. I'rlce on application
riM-2rt fo. 16th St., room I2xM) feet, full ce
mented basement new front, all In good
repair, iieniai w per month.
1M1 Howard fit. This room la only a few
feet from lth street and directly In line
with all traffic on St. Marv'a Are. and
iwaia aireet. Hental II ii per month.
!oo(i storeroom on Farnam street near
14th street. Rental I.XJO per month. I
i-ari oi me ouiitnng at MOg-10 Harney St.
at very reasonable rent.
UhOltOE A CO.. lHrt Farnam St.
IXJK at the new store room at 612 8.
lth St.; fine location and we will make
the rent reasonable
PAYNE. HOSTWICK A CO., N. -Y. U
OFFERED FOR SALE
Faraltarr.
CHEAPEST PLACE for STOVES AND
FURNITURE. Racket Store, 16 A- Cuming.
ELEGANT three-piece mahogany parlor
suite cheap; also three antique chairs. 1431
N. 19th Kt. Tel. 4460.'
COMPLETE outfit for light housekeeping
for sale very cheap. House partly modern.
Kent. 12. Call A-42Si,
BRAND NEW FULL SERPENTINE
SWELL FRONT WUARTERSAWED
GOLDEN OAK. iMii-snii Ai' LbSS TliAN I
WHOLfc.SAI.li -i.iuei.
R. T. VER MEHRBN. IBU DODGE.
Type writers.
Typewriters All Makes
Sold and Rented
Rent-Applied If Purchased
All the standard makes. Prices
to H manufacturers'. Rent a ma
N chine, test It. If right buy It
Olivers, Underwoods, L. C. Smiths,
Keminrasis, etc. Broad t years'
guarantee Willi each one sold.
Examine our stork or write for bar
gain list before buying.
B. F. Swanaon Co.,
417 So. 13th St.. Omaha. Neb.
SECOND hand typewriters sold, repaired.
Central Typewriter Exchange. 1607 Farnam.
kvkuythi.no in typewrltera; Just a
few of our bargains: Rebu41 No. 2 Smith
Premier, $31; No. I Oliver, $3S; No. Rem
ington, f.13; machines shipped on approval;
no aeposit requirea.
TYPEWRITER EQUIPMENT CO.,
; 806 S. 12th St.
flaaoe and Other Maaleal lastrasaeaite
- I
t2.j0 rRriUAN iia.no Blavir. sond I
new, ana 22 runs 01 music, ju.iv. riayi any 1
iano. manes your piano worm Bomeminj
o you. Money refunded If not satisfactory.
PIANO rLAfCH CO.,
Old Boston Store.
CIANO BARGAINS
SAMPLE PIANOS
Discontinued styles, new instru
ments, for sale at factory cost.
Upright Kimball piano, second-band.
5' TILE BALDWIN CO.,
106 McCague Block.
FOR SALE High-grade upright piano; I
cost 100; must sell; make offer. Phone
Red 4204.
Mlaoellaneoas,
rn A T AA UU1 LVXn
V .,1 Jl a We save you from 60u to
11.50 on everv ton and e-tve
better coal. We guarantee correct weights.
Kosenblatt's Cut Price Coal Co.
DRI'OS at cut orlcea. freight nald an alt
iv oraers; catalogue iree. nnermaa
McCanaell Drug Co.. Omaha. Neb. I
'
T.TTMRF.R T'r - c- Dlmmock Sons.
IjUMJJIL,!. south Omaha, for lumber.
GARLAND STOVES
the famous Garland Stoves. Not being in
ne high rent district we can save you
uaobey on stoves.
O. H. MEYER. 2709 Leavenworth.
, Hardware and Stove Dealer.
WORTH SEEING.
MUST SELL 300 STOVES.
Used only one season for storage charge.
Also furniture, itu ooage ot. Doug.
Come early fur your choice.
SAFES. Dew and second-hand. 1110 Farn.
Second-Hand Boilers
W will sell two ooiieis that have been In
use at the Bee bulldUig. Tney are each
uicli diameter by 18 feet long. They have
feet. Work-I
irji c. 1. tubes 8 inches by U
nut uressure IjO pounds per square incn
Heat surtace 19.0UU sguara feet Urate area
!' suaie feet
W e are very anxious to dispose of these
bollei'a immediately ana win sen at a oar
' i,aiit It taken at once.
Til K BEE BUILDING COMPANT
17th and Farnam His. Omaha, Neb.
K HAVE on band a number of Ink
barrels which we will sell at 60o each. The
ui fine for rain water oi ashes. Call al J
j rrsaioora Bee Publishing Co.
COU SALE New and td-hand blliard
.and iool tables. We lead the world in
- . heap bar fixtures, easy paymenta Bruns
' . nii.njr tat a iih at.
, . POTATOES.
Grown In Wyoming, let me fill your
cellar. Cheap. Rudolph Heal, Douglas 4171.
iviii SALE Alr-tlght heater, xtno and
ulpe. iron bed and vprlngs, flO. Call 2716
Hurt St.
(f r Publlo Market Special. d-ei
VAJAJj, Kaat'value In Omnha. J
Partrldg.-Thon.paon CO.. 1U10 Harney. D. 6641
r rr AT It's good; Yukon egg or lump.
f"- jg f i,.,t ttr price, try It
HARMON at WEETII. Both phones.
FOR SALEA good self adding caah
register; will sell on easy payments. Ad-
aiess f 471. Hue.
WRITE me before buying a piano. I can
save yuu money. Address L, 661. care Bee.
- vr.W.IH KSi'tt. new. id-band. 41 la Farnam.
AUTOMOBILE ROBES, horse blankets.
rain covers, saddles, harness, collars, re
pairing a Kpeciaity.
OMAHA HARNESS CO.,
' 318 a 13TH.
OAS RANGE CHEAP. 4170 Cass Street.
High Grade Used Machinery
3M light General. Electric and 200 light
Rock ford dynamos; 72x18, 00x16, Uxl4, 40x
10, and 36x8 horizontal boiiera; 20-horse-powcr
firebox boiler; 10 and 12-horsepower
upright boilers; HxM Sioux City and 10x30
, Haniilto.i-corllss engines; z. . , s, lu, iz,
16, 30, 2u. 60 and 70-horsepower slide valve
engines; 1. 24. 4. , 8. 10, 14. 18 and 25-
horsepower gasoline englnea; 2, 6, 1, 16-
horaepower motors.
I PETERS & EDHOLM CO.,
Both 'Phones. . loth and Douglas Sts.
FOR SALIi Three Bain lumber gears 2
nil atevl skein; one copper lumber gear
Sil steel sk In. These gears have been
ued, but are In first-class condition. They
nay be seen at tl Cuming St,
bargains.
POST CARDS 12 beautiful colored views
of Lincoln's public buildings, etc., 'Ac.
Stanley Supply Co., Station B., Lincoln.
Neb.
4-
OOOl SKiiiMn-uivn ktrwapit
Key at 137 North 7th St. Look it over
and make an offer.
O KKEKE IIKAL ESTATE CO..
11 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Iug. or A -2162.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHN ON. INS.. 4U N. Y. L. Tel. D. 14tM
Dr. Ka'heryw Nlckolaa. tag K. T. L. Blrta
PATENTS
D, O. BAItNKLL. Paston Bis Te! IjJ 7,1".
HUFFMAN. U Neville Bldg Book free.
PATENTS that protect and pay; advice
and books free; rates reasonable; highettt
rvierouces; beat results. Wataon E. t'u.
B.an, tHUont lawyer, Washington, D. C.
PATENTS SWAPS city official ,-qticb. LEGAL NOTICES
t-onllnu"1 FOR BALE or exchange-For deer land.1 SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION. NOTICE 18 HEREBY U1VF.N THAT ON
PATENTS solicited; Invent; secure pat- stock of clothing, located In eastern Ne- reclamation ana nonce to ine quaimea the 20th day of October, W, Articles of
ent? write for free book; no fee Induce- braska. Will Invoice about lio.ow. For elector; and legal voters of the school dls- Incorporation were filed by the Mountain
ments but the -ervlcea you want Frank particular, tddrtxx J. R. Collins. 123 Main trtct of Omaha. In the county of Douglas, Timber Company. The name of such cor-
H ADDleman Warder VldK WashlnirTon itreet. Fremont. Neb. In the state of Nebraska, of a general poratlon I the "Mountain Timber Com-
8 Appleman. Warder Blag., Washington. , election to be held in said echool district pny." The principal place of transacting
' WHAT have you clear for 1 Iota. Dun- on Tuesday, the 2nd day of November, the .n.ino.. nf mrh nmnnf la at Omaha.
i
PERSONAL'
it i rn d.aned marie Intn fall ivlx I
HATb &hmr'frilit I'c.v N li
- i - v T InHnnr. F-ir. Tumn lit ka u . it
vuu Morehouse Co.. W. 1105. H 2245.
STRICTLY private home during confine'
nienta; excellent care; babies adopted;
trained nurse. Eil Davenport St.
PORKS Tour corn comes out or your L
quarter comes back when you
use Corn Jelly. Haines Drug Co. 1610 Far. I .
f AilMKTTn treatment Mme. Smith.
JAMEd RUBY can get Insurance money
by writing John or Charley.
A HOME tor womea during conflneraeat,
We find homes for babies where mother!
cannot care for them. Beblre boarded.
For terms, address lira Martha A. Lee, 4
Bancroft bt- OuiaJia, Neb. fuone Doug
las liiL
MRS. RITTENHOUSK. vibratory mas
sage and electrla bathe. R. Hut) 4th floor
Old Boston Utore Bldg., 16tb and Douglas.
PRIVATE nome during confinement;
biblti for adoption: Uood Samaritan Ban-
Itorlum. 740 1st, Are.. Council Bluffs. Is..
1)R EOOERa. Drlvate confinement boraa
tul Martba Su TeL Uouglaa 03a
THE famous VelveUna Toilet Goods. For
sale by all druggists or phona Dougiaa 6600.
Tw m SALVATION ARMY solicits caatoff
clothing; In fact, anything you do not need.
We collect, repair and sell at 134 N. lltn
St., for cost of collection to the worthy
poor. Call phone Dougiaa 4116 and wagon
will can.
WIGStfVrTlV
UAOKET1C Treatment Emmerllo I
Brott tail & 16th 8U Doug, list
ANTONIO knowing"1 the present where
abouts of James C. Ballard, who resided
In
Douglas county In 1867. or any of his
relatives, will please communicate wlti
H 329. care Omaha Bee. omana. ntn.
Private confinement horns. Mr. Dr. King.
I94 N. 84th. Tel.. Web. C69. lad. B-lbD.
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins.. Ramge Bldg.
Arlene de Voy. Manicuring and massage.
620 S. 16th St. Flat S. Phone D. 766.
WE RENT and repair a)', makes of sew
ing machlnea. 'Phones: Ind. A 1663; Doug.
In aa n.-UInu 1 A 1 CC? Tnt, I
iro xj.k r nrnr i&tH tnri i-Tr. I
ney.
Mme Allen of Chicago, salt glow, magne
tic and massage treatments, 207 N. 17th St
MflsmiA Snifq to rent at LIEBEN'S,
Masque ouus 1410 Howard. 0. 4115.
WANT to get In touch with competent
teacher In Spanish for winter session of i
lessons. Addres D 678. Bee. I
how lu tuitB any disease ana aaa iw
per cent to your mental and physical ca
pacity without DRUOS, DIET or BELTS
A valuable Illustrated treatise FREE, tell
ing and showing you just how to do this.
write us today. Swedish Company, 1763 A,
Farragut Ave., Chicago."
SUPERFLUOUS hair, warls and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential all work
guaranteed. Miss Allender, 624 Bee Bldg.
about, of Bend-'Thlel. nktlvof 1
merod, Krels Wlttllch. Rhine Provens,
WANTED Information of the where-
Germany, who Is remembered In will there.
Emigrated twenty-eight years ago. His
traria waa millwright some knowledge nf
carriage work, bicycles, etc. Keply to J.
" ................. : r.- I
F. Sheehan, 213 Lafayette Ave., Buffalo,
NT Y
Underworld Sewer."
. r. , .
A NEW BOOK, the
bv Josle Wsshburnj prloe. $1.50. Sold by
Swarta McKelvey 109 8. 16th St. between
Douala. a ndDodM between
PRINTING
PHONB IND. A-M20 for rood minting
Lyngaladt Printing Co.. Mtb Capitol Ave,
HYATT LOXGACRE. PRINTER
17M Lea van worth St. Tel. Ifenig. 2647.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
BEYRAlJ ood 10 or 20-acre tracts near
South Omaha, suitable for truck gardening.
r lrBt crop or oats free If land is seeded.
UEUKtiE & CO., 1601 Farnam Sti
REAL ESTATE LOANS
IkAMfl a ham! owners and hnma kniM.
wltn privilege of making partial pay-
mania semi-annually. No oommlaiuon.
W. 11. THOMAS,
MS First National Bank Bldg.
HO to r.M made promptly. V. XXWead.
nr a. I a a.w jf raaM
TV Wmm MU Utu (-MUW ar bm t
riVU PER CENT MONSr
x to loaa oa
Omaha Buslneaa Property.
THoMAd PKKNNAN.
Room L New York Life Blag.
I6M to 86.000 on boraes In Omaha. O'ltaafa
Real Kstate Co, 1U N. T. Ufa. Doug, or
A-zus.
MONET TO. LOAN Payne Inveejmeat Oa.
5 and 6
City Mortgages
Wog1 Eut6 Loan
on band and for sale In amounts
from $509 to $3,000.
OVER TWENTY YEARS LOANING
ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE WITH
OUT LOSS TO A CLIENT.
WANTED City loans; no delay.
GARVIN BROS.
318 N. Y. Llf Bldg.
W ANTES Cliy loaa. Patera Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
raraam Smith Co 122t Faraasa aw
PAYNE. BOtfWICK CO.. N. T. LUs
mvaie money, sue to a.us; low. rata.
LrOWKITT RATES-Bemla, Braadeta Bldg,
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and for sale in amounts
from MW to 83.i).
Benson & myers,
412 N. Y. Ufe Bldg.
--,
KTiiKn vtiiRTiiAiiBi im .,...
PPly B-oms 4W-U First Nail ak Blag.
I tlU 'Phono. Dougiaa Oil.
OAHVin liKOS.. Ill N. T. Life tM U
kwu.vm on inrproved Bropeity. No delay.
6 FARM and city loans; optional pay
ment; no oeiay. 1. sibbernaen. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOU
(, ( and T-rootc houses. If prices are right
we cn aeii uur proper! r tor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.
Suite tit N. V l'" Bldg.
NEW or nearly new modern cottage that
can be bought for fJUO to l caah, balance
l to I06 per month. Reliable party. Ad-
dress K-6b4 Bea.
WANTED Information regarding good
farm for aaie. Not particular about loca
tion. . Wish to bear from owaer only, (live
prloe and state when ran give poHsesuion.
I. Iarbyshire. Box lauj A.. Kocliester,
r- -
nMMBit it eni-r niu a sreae or
, ui ill' ii v iii-iiutr ; ' m law, UUM I
you saw the a la Tlie IJ
dee. corner, equity 11.420; mortgage, Iowa lstufl, for the purpose of electing four mem- Douglas County, Nebraska, and such cor
resirlence (worth U.OUO), equity 11.000; mort- bera of the Board of Education of said poratlon shall do all thlnga and acta neces
gage, Nebraska hotel (worth I6.WW), eiulty school district, to serve on said board from nary to the buvlng and selling of lumber
e"""; Pv acres, wesirrn ntoiwua,
i!.2f. Total, $6,300. 306 N. Y. Life.
Im
business? We want Information about any
any
business enterprise, large or small. We
can tell you how to find a buyer. Write
ua telling what you have for sale or ex-
change. Address Arthur Capper, Dept. 109,
Topeka, Kan.
ir.A-a!-a uint int or win turn a nart nav-
ment on a home,
Address owner.
M-6U3. I
care Bee.
FOR TRADE-One of the best 235-acre
farms In Iowa: hlKh-claas. new Improve-
ments. Land all In cultivation; close to I
market. Will take an Improved SO and give I
any kind of time on balance.
INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO..
441 Paxton Block, Omaha, Neb."
WANTED TO BORROW
LOAN of 1600 wanted on property worth
ll.HOO. Must not be over S per cent. AO-
dress Q-58L care Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
REST Brio Mid for 4Mcund-hn4 furnl-
I uAekM ani shnas TaJ Ttm
rjl" - - " -
W71.
BEST price part for td-hand furniture.
stovea. elotblng. W. Rosenblatt. Tel. D. e40L
HIGHEST prices for furniture, eta
BELL'S Fum. Store. 1408 Dodge. Red 3631
WANT td-hand shoes and elothea. D. 17 S6.'
BALTIMORE td-hand store pay. best
M 1L sTIIalUU 1 Ul 2( BVVe . WMM,
STANDARD upright piano. Tel. Web. 3721
FRIDAY P. M.
WANTED to buy, a Blersdorfer. Address
S-642. care Omaha Bee.
WANTED Use of piano for storage; good
care; no children. Tel. Har. 333.'
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent for next year on small
plan, about 6 or 10 acres. Address F 680,
Bee.
Y7 Ail 1 DL "DUW U
ir a vnirrt T Jt
mrA rnnm In nrlvnt 1st
family for an old
man of fi-ood habits.
who can wait on himself ;-references ex-
changed. Address J 683, Bee.
WANTEDSITUATIONS
wanted By young man, place to work
for board while attending Boyles oollege.
Beth phones.
WANTED Position In drug and Jewelry
store bv an experienced man. in both lines.
Address aa. care oi omana tsee,
LADY with several rears' business trala-
Ing desires position selling either In city
or will travel. Al references. Address
W 607. care Bea.
POSITION-By man of wide experience
In office; uses no liquor and can come I
nmn..nrf 1 ,,r-m VC Oil Rh I
recommended. Address K 601. Bee.1
POSITION by meeh. eng. Gas. steam or
electric preferred. Address F 697, Bee.
C0al and Wood "10MhdT22C4t
v W. 1105. Ind. B-2245.
WANTED Situation by piano player for
evenings. Address H. ova. Bee.
. .
WANTED position at Janitor.
Address
W1643 Bee.
20 YEARS' experience as Janitor and run-
n nr m hnllera. ail around man. sober.
h'nff team boilers all around man sober,
wUlln to work' th yery he8t ot refer-I
navld Stuten. 1504 Burt St .
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
it. J. Walsh and wife to Joseph Jer
man, lot . block 2, Brown park... a,lvD
Ignac users to jonn .uia, ns lot i
12. block 69, south omana yaui
Ida Spauldlng and husband to G. A.
Freeman, lot 4. block O, Lowe's..
Continental Trust company to 8. N.
800
Ahlen, lot 20, block 8, Baker Place
250
Isabella T. Whitney to Melissa A.
Holton. kits 12 and 13, block 1; lot
2. block 8. Cloverdale
im
Ralston Townsite company to Mrs.
B. Wagner, lots 31 and 32, block 8,
Ralston
400
G. T. Morton and wife to Louisa
Owen, lot 7, block E, baunaers at
I Hlmebaush B addition
276
Herman Beselln and wife to Chrls-
tlan Wlllrot. north 8 Inches of south
24 feet of east 80 feet of lot 1, block
6, Patrick's addition
Payne. Bostwlck A Co. to D. J.
Huehes. lot . block l. Morse et
Bru
Winona
d
Ed
60
Ralston Townsite company to Juts
enpe Lotto, lot 19, block it riai
ston 1SS
Joseph Sanxlerl and wife to Lions
Flllgna. nhb nw iwii v-u-is
W. R. Schmidt to N. O. Johnson.
lot 2, block 2, Creston
State National bank of Cleveland
to Edith E. Burdlck, lot 4, Elusions
Park Place
126
United Real Estate and Trust com
pany to A. rl. oimsieaa. lot i,
block 35. Kountxe Place
Kenwood Realty company to Fan
nie L. McCain, lots 4M, 461 ana 4w.
Kenwood
206
M. R. Llddle and wife to R. C.
Johnson, lot . bioca 11, owigm cc
Lyman's addition
650
Hastings & Heyden to H. A. Laes,
lot 1, Baiter's addition
Jessie F. Bhepard and husband to
200
Algot ana nil ma rseison. norm
ft nr lot 2. block 26. Kountze
Place ""VL"-;- l'700
Home Terrace company to u. j.
Borg, lot 2, block , Home Ter
race Benson Itnd company to C. M.
Pleln, wH lot 6, block 44, Benson..
2M
D. W. Merrow and wire to ixiuise a.
Arrlens, svi lot 1, oioca a, nor
bach's Id
2.400
Laura W. Dodge and husband to M.
J. Henkel. lot IB, ia aoaiuon to
West Side
M. H. Hoke to E. R. Hume, lots 1, Z
and 3. block . cottage riace
EHsa J. Leverich to John Roalcky,
weat 48 feet lots 1 and 2, block 2,
Forest Hill
E. E. Balch and wife to Byron Reed
company, lots 1 and 2, block 19,
E. V. Smith's addition
Ellen O'Connor to J. O. Moore, whi
of north i reel or taxioi u. sec
tion 10-16-13
J C, Lindsay io Kmma E. Lindsay,
lots 1 and 1. block 6. Hedford Place.
County treasurer to E. E. Balch,
lots 1 and 2. block 19. E. V. Smith's
O. C. Ager and wife to Robert B.
W Hson. lot 11. niocK a, nrawm
2.300!
Elisabeth M Tubman t o Hastings A
Heyden. lot IS, replat block 8. Col-
Her Plare
John C. Moon and wife to William
- v.. Weekly, lot 20, Weekly's ad
anion i;"'
I rianr-e w. Los-n and wife to Eva-
dition
400
lyne Bucklev et al. west 10 feet of
lot 31 and eH lot 29. Hlekorv Place
Paxton Real Estate company to
Charles P. Nelson, lot . Keystone
park
Caroline L. Poppleton and nushand
to Anna Erlrkson, lot 16. block 2,
Sulphur Springs
John 8. Klemme and wife to R. O.
Miller, part lots 10 and 11. block
3. Boulevard park
Mnrrla G. Rlrkhaueer to H. J. Stir
ling, part Iota 1 and 1. block L Per
kins' sub
N T. Nixon and wife to Charles L.
Thomas, lots ( and T, block 20,
Omaha View 'extension
W. L. Crshtree and wife to Thomas
A. Balnlirlds-e. lot 10. block ,
1,000
2,900
I Myers. Richards A Tllden s addition
County treasurer to E. R. Hume.
let 4, Summltt Hill
M. I Salvlto and wife
to Martha
1, Bowers'
F. Robb. lot 14, block
addition
Total
..S57.S4S
! vtiiriiTi r-T-1 1 nriiTiinu pinnen
imrnriiirin -tuni rAHMrn
1 Tho Beet Faraa Psser,
I1 - Tee-
ner s sub J.owiana power nouse inereon, us com nouses i . - -- r . ; "
na Savings bank to A. H. An- and office and power houee furniture and Nebraska Bx. a 1:1 am ,6:10 pm
ersen, lot 8, Hickory Place t,w fixtures, and supplies on hand, and per- L.incoin iJ"'' '"." . J'tX
ward Maher to Biake Maher. west sonal property of every character; also all Lincoln Local J:J5 P P
r-t lr. 14 hlnrk Ml South Omaha 26.000 Ita eonlrarta for street I ahtinr and aula of Sohuy ler-naiis nouin ..a a.vo im my v am
.ii uiciuums inn mm munu.j in manual , i
1910. until the first Monday In January, 1U
1 ..... . - - - - ' ,,u .. . . - " I
of the school district of Omaha. In the
county or oougiaa, in tne state or. xe-
county ct oougiaa,
braska: I, Charles Harding, president of
the Board of Education of the school dls-
trtct of Omaha, In the county of
Douglas, In the state of Nebraska.
issue this, my proclamation, and
Iujr virtue oi ine aumoruy twito
In me as such president, do hereby give
publlo not ce to the Qualified electors and
legal voters ot the school district oi
omana. in the county or ooua- as. in tne
state of Nebraska, that a aenerat election
will be held In said school district on
Tuesday, the ind day of November, 1909,
for the purpose of electing four menders
of the Board of Education of said schooH
district' to serve on said board from and
Including the first Monday In Januarv,
1910, until the first Monday In January, 1913.
The polls shall be open on the day ot
said election at eight S) o'clock In the
morning, and shall continue open until six
(6) in the evening of tho same day, at the
respective voting places, as follows:
CITY .OF OMAHA.
FIRST WARD.
First District 1203 South Sixth St.
Second District 09 Pacific St.
Third District 1703 South Tenth St.
Fourth District 919 Bancroft St.
SECOND "WAtfD.
First Dlstrlct-2322 South Twenty-ninth St
Second Dlatrict-2023 VI lton t.
Third District Ui23 Vli ton St.
Fourth District 1704 Vinton St.
Fifth District 2204 South Sixteenth St.
-THIRD WARD.
First District 1619 Webster St.
Second District 318 South Tenth St.
Third District 313 North Fifteenth St
Fourth District 410 South Thirteenth St
Fifth District 608 South Thirteenth SU
FOURTH WARD.
First District 1611 Davenport St. t
Second District 423 South Eighteenth St.
Third District 718 South Sixteenth St.
Fourth District 316 South Twentieth St.
Fifth District 315 North Twenty-fourth St
FIFTH WARD.
First District 3804 Sherman Ave.
Second District 3001 Sherman Ave.
Third District 2601 Sherman Ave. (Barn.)
Fourth District 1846 Sherman Ave.
inn District lis) Norm uixteenm si.
SIXTH WARD.
First District 2419 North Twenty-fourth
St. -
eecona uistrjct-iaw nortn i weniy-iourui
. 2004 North Twentv-fourth
t-2001 North Twenty-fourth
A.ir Mint.-, i..
antra, kibii-ici-
St (Barn, rear,
Fourth DlBtrlct-2122 Military Ave.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District 2719 Leavenworth St,
Second District 152S Georgia Ave. (Barn,
rear.)
Third Dlstrlct-lS Park Ave.
Fourth District 2106 South Thirty-third
St (Barn,, rear.)
EIGHTH WARD.
First District 1304 North Twenty-fourth
St
Kecona District iw turning ssi.
Third District 612 North Seventeenth St.
rourtn District zti turning ou
NINTH WARD.
Firaf District 2679 Cumins- St.
Second District 3230 Burt St. (Barn, rear.)
Tnlrd Dlstrlct-3304 Davenport St (Barn,
.... i
.. ''
Fourth Dlstrlct-2U South Thirty-sixth
St. (Barn, rear.)
Firth District 2914 Farnam st
TENTH WARD.
First District 1018 South Tenth St.
Second District 1621 Leavenworth St
Third District 2121 Leavenworth 8t.
Fourth DiBtrlat 1430 South Sixteenth St
Fifth District 1424 South Thirteemh Et
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District 4108 Hamilton St
Second District 3926 Farnam St.
(BJ
I "-
Third District 614 South Thirty-fourth St
I v T,igtrictJjOI South Twenty-seventh
uurln v"B"i,'Vu" D"ulu x "out
Bt' rT
TWELFTH WARD.
First Dtstrlct-4418 North Twenty-fourth
St.
Second District 3524 Ames Ave,
Third District 3016 Corby St (Bam,
rear.)
Fourth District 2918 North Twenty-fourth
st
CHARLES HARDING,
President Board of Education.
ATTEST: J. F. BURGESS
Secretary Board of Education.
tvit .
l'
LEGAL NOTICES
NrTirp. nif RAI.E fir r.I.ECTRm MOHT
PLANT By virtue of resolution or tne
undei aimed Board of Directors, the Chad'
Iron Electrio Light & Power Company will
sell at publlo auction to tne nignest Diaaer,
for cash, on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER. 14.
1909, AT 10 o'clock a. m., AT THE OFFICE
OF SAID CORPORATION, CORNER SEC
OND AND EGAN STREETS. CHADKON,
NEBRASKA, all the property of the said
HI Phmlrnn Rlaotrla I.leht A Power Comnanv.
aa a a-nlnir concern, ana consisting- ot I Ail
8, In Block 4. City of Chadron. Nebraska.
11, h. anrf nnar tn eltlaana rhiilrnn ann
all lta cuatomera. Its franchise, all Its Doles.
wires, lines, dynamos, transformers, en-
rlnes and manhlnerv of everv dear rintlnn.
i.owiall its street lights, ana other lights, wher-
ever located and on hand. This property Is
In mokt prosperous ana perrect condition
since lis ooenuiK. xne service is perteci ana i
the demand for light and power, irom Its
present and prospective customers, Is
greater than Its present enlarged capacity:
an Increase of the plant and Its capacity la
actually needed at this time. An entirely
"sufficient reason for this sale will be given
to any Inquiring purchaser.
Dated, October 14. iw.
WILLIAM ELLIS,
J. F. MOtE.
BYRON L. SCOVEL.
O1810N14 Directors,
NOTICE TO PLUMBING CONTRACTORS
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 23, 1909.
The Board of Education of the School
District of Omaha Invites sealed bids for
Ihn Phimhlnir and the Water Power Plant
at the Beals School, at 48th and Walnut
Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. Plana, speclfl-
150 cations ana Planers Dianas are to De od-
talneri at thn office lit I Minran IT nl.vmn
Superintendent of Buildings. 916 Pacific
Street .
Proposals must be made on bidders'
hlsnli. fi.rnlahaH A certlflan rhvli MvaM.1-"1"" " " "
250 to the School District of Omaha, for not
lass than three per cent of the amount of
the bid must accompany the bid as a guar-
Hinrv ui uuu .nun.
Bids will not be rece ved after 7:S0 P M..
November 1st at which time all bids on
me wim me . secretary win oe openea in
U't-ii iiuai u til riina yirBrni;, ul lliv
public. 1
Send sealed envelopes containing bids to
the undersigned, marked as follows: "Bids
on Plumbing. Beals School."
j. r . Hurgess,
Secretary Board of Education, '
606 City Hall.
Omaha, Nebraska.
023dSt
mi.ur rrt lvnwnrth Ifan.aa nl.
ber 19. 1!K)9. Sealed proposals. In triplicate
will be received nere until 11 a. m., central
time. November 10. 1900, and then opened.
for the conatructlon of a trunk sewer. Full
Information and blank forms of proposals
furnished upon application. Plans and
Specifications may be seen here, also at
offices Chief Quartermaster and Builders'
Exchange. St. Paul; Chief Quartermaster,
omana, ana jwajsier nunners r.xcnange,
Kansas City, Mo. United States reserves
800 the lirht to accept or reject anv or all
bids, envelopes to be marked Proposals
for Trunk Sewer" and addressed to CAP-
1 TAIN WM. D. DAVIS. Quartermaster.
oct Zi-Z-E-Vt- N OV8-I
1 1 AUCTION OF SCHOOL LANDS NOTICE
is nereoy given .nai n tne sin day
of November, 1909. at 2 o'clock p. m.. at
250 the office of the cqunty treasurer of
Douglas county, me 1 ommisaioner of
Public Lands and Buildings, or his au
thorised representative will offer for
lease at public auction, all educational
lands within said county upon which for
feiture of contract has been declared, aa
follows:
Lota 1. 2. r. 4. 6, . 1. 8. f, 10. 11. 12.
13. 14. 16. Sea 3. T. li. R. IS. Leon C.
CrandaM.
Nit BW. 8E1, Sec 1. T. It. B. 10. Her-
.,,h,.- r
o iW. BEL, Sec
Joshua Davis
1. T. 1. R. It.
E. B COWLE8.
Cemmlssloner Public Trends and Bulldlnga.
Dated OcUmmo- li. U09.
O 17-14-21.
lands, to tne proper conducting or ine
manufacture of lumber, and finished wood
TT 1 1 K, IIH1 BIIntllKLIVn VII1, IIIPH,I V,
same. The authorised capital stock of
this corporation Is llOO.ooo, divided into
shares of 1100 each, and twenty-five thou-
sand dollars of such capital stock ahall be
fully paid tip before business Is commenced,
The corporation shall commence to exist
on the twenty-second day of May, nineteen
hundred ana nine, ana tne aaie or ns iem-,
InHtlon shall be on the twenty-second day
of Mav. nineteen hundred and nlnetv-nlne
The highest amount or tnaeoieanesa or
aurh cornorat on snail not. at any time.
exceed two-thirds of capital stock. The
affairs of this corporation are to b con-
ducted by five dlrectora, together with
such other Mflcera as may be provided.
Dated this 20th day of October, 190.
oi-in
RAILWAY TIME CARD
t'NION STATION 10TH MASON
TJaloa Pacific
leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 7:30 am a1l:59pm
China and Japan Mall.. a 4:00 pm a (:30 am
Oregon and Washington
Limited aij oi am a :49 am
Los Aneeles Limited. .. .al:S6 pm a 1:60 pm
Portland Special all S6 pm fti:4Spm
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iiorin 1'iaiie uicu b t.ia inr m a.u uiii
Colorado Express ilMpm aE:O0pm
Orand Island Local a 5 pm aio:sam
Lincoln-Beatrice Local.. bU: 40 pm b 1:20 pm
Va Daralso and Central
City tu:wpm Di:zupm
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...a 8 15 am a 8:30 pm
Chicago Express...
...a 1:30 pm
Clarion Local
a 8:00 pm
...a 9:00 pm a 9:00 am
Twin City Express.
Wabash .
St. Louis Express a (:30 pm a 9:25 am
St. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs a 8:00 am all:15pm
Stanberrv Local (from
Council Bluffs)
DB:wpm tuo.-io am
Illinois Central-
Chicago Express.
Chlrairo Limited .
..a 7:15 am a 1:45 pm
a 8 00 pm a 7:15 am
Minn -St. Paul Exd .
,.b 7:10 am
IMIiin. - St. Paul Ltd..
.a 6.00 pm a 7:15 am
Omaha-Ft Dodge Local.b 4:15 pin bil;30 am
Chinas A Northwester:
Coloradohcago a 4:00 am a 1:80 am
Chicago Daylight 8pl....a 7:00 Im all:36am
0maha.Cnlcag0 Local.. alJ :06 pm all:36 pm
Colorado-Chicago a 6:20 pm a 3 28 pm
Omaha-Chicago Special. a 6:02 pm a 7:00 am
Paclfio Coast-Chicago... a 6:t pm a 1:28 pm
Los Ana-eles-Portland
Limited astiopm ai2 U5pm
Overland Limited all: t am a 7:05 am
Carroll Local llua a 9:66 pm
Fast Local Cedar
Raplda-Omaha a 3:36 pm
NORTHWESTERN LINE NORTH.
Twin City and Dakota
Daylight a 7:46 am al0:20pm
Minnesota and Dakota.. a 7 :M Dm
Twin City Limited a 9:00pm a 7:10am
Sioux City Local a : pm as:2pm
rDakota - Sloux Clty-
Omaha as:ioam
Minnesota-Sioux City
Omaha all .00 am
NORTHW E8TERN LINK WEST,
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:50 am alv: pm
Lincoln-Long Pine a 7:60 am all 00 am
Norfolk-South Platte. ..b Z:lb pm b 6:20 pm
Hastings-Superior b 2:16 pm b 6:20 pm
Deadwood-Hot Springs. a 3:65 pm a 6:20 pm
Casper-Lander a 1:66 pm all:00 am
J) remoni-AiDKJO b ow tm u a:oa iiu
Mtssoart Paclfl
K. C. and St. L. Ex. ...a 1:00 am a 7:00am
K C and St. 1 Ex. V.
Bat 12 p. m au:l&pm a:wpm
Chicago, Mllwawkee A. St. Psl -
Overland Limited al2 15 am a 7:05 am
Overland Special.. ...... .a 1:66
Chicago-Omaha Special. a 7:
Colo.-Callfornla x a :W
.a l:H am a i.auam
am a 6 66 am
pm a 8:26 Dm
Perry-Omaha Local b 6:16 pm bll:0Spui
Chicago, Rook lslaad at Pacific
EAST, - i
Rockv Mountain L t'd..al2:40 am alO 80 pm
Iowa local a 6.40 am a4:Mpm
The Mountaineer ....a 7:42 am a 1:56 am
Des Moines bocu a.wpm u.im
Iowa Local ...bl8:36am b :66pm
Chicago-Eastern Ex a 4.40 pm a 1:10 pm
Chicago-is eorasaa i,ra,. i: iim "
I WEST.
I . . - n nr .
The Mountaineer : pra i:n
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.
for Lincoln as:wsm pm
Colo, and Cal. Ex a 1:10 pm a 4.80 pm
niti ami Texas Ex. ...a 4.40 pm a 1:00 pm
Rocky Mountain jta...axi:u piu ui.n
BURLINGTON TA. lOTH at MASON
Darlington
' Leave. .' Arrive,
Denver and Callforia..a 4:11 pm a 3:45 pm
Puget Sound Ex a 4.10 pm a 1:10 pm
Black Hills
.a 4:10 ptu a 0:10 pm
all 60 pm a 7:10 am
I iwortnweai cjx.
Nebraska points
....a 8:20 am a :i pm
PlattamOUth-lOWa
.a 9:18 am - a 6:60 am
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
,.al2:30 pm a 1:40 pm
..all .60 pm a 7:10 am
Colorado Limitea
Chicago l.imuea
..a 7:20 am all:J6 pm
..a 4:20 pm a 1:66 pm
..a 4:30 pm a 1:00 am
..a 9:16 am all:3i) am
..a 4:40 pm all:30 am
M-nicago r;. ..
cnicago n;r
I iow
Kansas C'ty & St. Joe.al0:46 pm a 6:45 am
Kansas City at Ht. joe.. a :u am a m.iv pm
Kansas City i St. Joe.a 4:40 pm
IT WILL PAY YOU BETTER
to attend a college that Is GROWING
than to attend one that Is on the decline.
It Is better to attend a school where
EVERY STUDENT IS BOOSTING FOR
it than to attend one where more ' than
Mn, , lh. ..,. -r. nknn..
ing. -
The students of the Moaher-Lamnman
I l. , ... ,.
reason why the Mosher-Lampman College
IN THREE YEARS HAS OVERTAKEN
AND PAS8ED SCHOOLS THAT HAVE
i a, . ....
Br. i urciuiuun r hum . ir ic.ii
TO TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
Tne students of the
MOSILEIMAMPMAN
COLLEGE
boost for the Mosher-Lampman College,
not because they are paid to boost for It
but because THEY REALIZE THAT
THEY ARE RECEIVING ADVANTAGES
Al 1 Munnnn'liniur UA. -vy
LEGE THAT CAN NOT BE SECURED
ELSEWHERE, and they are anxious to
HAVE THEIR FRIEND8 ENJOY 'THE83
ADVANTAGES.
'M0SI1ER-LA1PMAN
OOLLEGE -
a LTVE SCHOOL-that
every department.
Every teacher of the
Is,
up-to-date In
MOSIIER-I:VMPrAN
COLLEGE
has had years of experience In training
young people for the business world, and
that Is one reason why BUSINESS MEN
PREFER TO. EMPLOY STUDENTS
THAT ARE TRAINED BY THE ,
MOSITER-LAMPMAN
METHOD ,
Catalogue free. '
MOSIIER & IAifPiIAN
UTH AND FARNAM. e
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI I
15422. Wilson acalnst Wilson. Appeal from
Sarpy. On rehearing, former opinion mod
ified; Judgment of district court auirnieu.
Barnes, J.
1. A deed to real estate executed and de
livered Is valid between the parlies, thouxh
not lawfully acknowledged nor witnessed,
and ia sufficient to convey the land de
scribed therein with the exception of the
mnuiH of the inntnr
2. Evidence examined. Its substance statea
In the opinion, and held sufficient to sus- I
in trie rinding ot tne district court ini
the deed in question was In fact delivered
to the arantee.
1. Former opinion. Neb. , 120 N. w.
147, modified and our former Judgment ad
hered to.
lfi4M. Winkler agalnat City of Hastings.
Appeal from Adams. Reversed and dis
missed. Rose. J. Reese. C. J., not sitting.
1. The power to prescribe the condlteoiisi
on which territory may be detached from
a city is legislative.
z. Where lets atlve cower to aetn.cn ter
ritory from a city haa been delegated by
statute to the mayor and council, an ap
peal from the action of that body in re
using to disconnect particular tracts can-
ot be made the means of transferring sucn
power to the district court.
1&4H4. Duval aaalnst Advance Tnresner
Company. Appeal from Keys Paha. On
rehearing, former ludament modiriea ana
affirmed on condition plaintiffs file remit
titur for 1868.80. with Interest from aaie oi
Judgment, within thirty days; otherwise
judgment of district court reversed and
cause remanded. Let ton, J.
1. Under the rule . that pleadings will be
construed most strongly against the pleader
the pleadings In this case examined ana tne
action held to be upon a contract for com
missions; held, further, that as to install
ments of commission not due no recovery
can be had at this time.
16471. Fauber aralnst Ke m. Appeal from
Thayer. On rehearing, reversed. Jose, J.
1. A nrovlslon In a will that the amount
of a bequest to testator's daughter shall
remain in the "home mace, witn interest
payable annually. In the event of her etng
married at the time of testator's death
held, to be a chame upon the realty de-
criDea, tnougn iurmer provision whb mnuc
re1 . aalA t. n m r , mm TM Tm V
ment of the legacy, It tho legatee should
become a widow.
2. In vivlna effect to - a henllest. the en- I
tire will should be examined to ascertain
the Intention of the testator.
8. A leaatee. by exercising an option to
take testator's land at its appraised value
under the will; held, not to have obligated
himself to pay other legatees more than
thn amount of the appraisement.
1B49H. Cavltt against Graham. Appeal, Cus- I
ter. Reversed and remanded. Reese, C. J.,
Dean, J, not sitting.
In order to maintain an action to re
cover for rent due the relation of landlord
and tenant must have existed betwen the
parties either by express agreement or by
implication." Janouch against Ponce. 3
Neb. 750, 67 N. W. 634.
15614. Rasmussen asalnst Blust. Appeal.
Dawes. On rehearlne. ormer odnlon and
Judgment of this court set aside; Judgment
aistrict court reversed and cause re
manded; all taxable costs Incurred to date
oi iuing manaate in aistriot court are
taved lalnire Hoof r
1. One who has constructed upon the va
cant public lands of the United States a
system of reservoirs and ditches for the
distribution of water appropriated by him
for Irrigating purposes, and has secured
tne approval of his plan and annronrla tlnn
by the state board of irritation: and was
using nis said reservoirs and ditches for
the storare and distribution of snft waters
before said lands are entered, has a vested
and accrued right within the meaning of
sections 2339 and 2340 of the revised statutes
or the united States.
If such Improvements have been made
with the tacit or exnresa consent nf the
entrymen upon lands of the United States
that have been entered as a homestead, and
vim ? man inereaiier rennauisnen nisi
..in, n. i. i. j w.. .
- j iv i tnnucim oy mo uiiuea oiiti.es
ana tne Bald lmnrnvementa ara In actual
use by the Irrigator under the authority
:..T Lr " B,al" ??ra
said lands suhlert to V
iii iHHiiuii. a. luusenutinr rairvmnn Tair
said ditches and the use by the Irrigator
,t. "V"?,,.' Z v. J?y .ln.e 8er7'C'
map In the land office and to secure the
me secretary ot the Interior
- .,-vuiii.iiv. wnii iiiq act ot congress ap
proved March S. 1S91. entitled "An tn
eaneal HmK., nnit,,-. "i j . .
purposes," and the acts ' supplementary
inereio. aoes not destroy the privileges pro-
..... 1 m ' L.vi i. biiu revisea
oi ine unnea estates.
. a atea executea oy an entryman be-
fore he Is entitled to a receiver s final re-
ceipt and purporting to vest the grantee
wna a, ngni-oi-way over, and the prlvll-
ege of constructing and malntalnlna- a
reservoir upon the lands of the entryman,
win noi vesi me grantee with any right
alnst a subsequent entry of the land
unoer the acts of congress, unless such
grantee, before the last entry, shall have
vojiniruciea eaia improvements and was
using them Under such circumstances as to
entitle him to protection under the law
of this state.
16070. O'Shea against Breunlng. Appeal,
ii win x-iiiiio. iiiiirmea. Kerne, c. J.: Root.
J-.- and Letton, J., concurring separately!
i ."-.ill, uinneillinp:.
I?'1"' Pfov'ons of section 17. chap-
ter 23. Compiled Statutes, section 4,903 Cob
niv'a A ., n . - 1 , ' . .. . . . ..... .. .
oey-s Annotated Statutea. "all ti, .o..in
-KI--1C1 anu urnnnieniB . ana nousehold
rurnlture, and other personal proterty not
exceed In ir 1200 in value r a itn..j ,i.
or husband, vests In the survivor as well
-noi, aucii survivor received provision mad
in ine win or tne deceased as when the
deceased died Intestate and the -IIPVlVAg
cannot be deprived of the allowance thereof
j in- nin 01 ine aeceasea, nor can the
survivor be required to elect whether he or
she will accept other provisions of the will
in his or her behalf before demanding the
property described In the above section.
'57. Hespen agulnst Wendeln. Appeal
Vi .1 "i:ira ana remanded with
im .-iMiTis 10 enier a decree
In .
plahitlff as prayed In his petition. Barnes.
.i t -. ana
1. Direct evidence that' a testator m.d an
oral contract with, his stepson that . he
should rema n In the famiiv ...1., 1.,
aa-ltir the testator's h-r,.. ";"
orlNf ,ne 'arm and perform the duties
01 u. eon unui ne snouid become 21 years
C , . ' mai ui mai time ne
anuuiu receive a team, harness and wagon.
ana ai tne death of the testator share
equally with his own children In his estate.
11 ciear ana satisractorv. w III entitle ih.
plaintiff to a decree for specific perform
anos where it is apwirent that he hua ..n
per formed the contract on his part.
- vmence examined and held sufficient
to reauira a findln. an inHi,ani r... .1. .
Plaintiff.
- iui 111
112. Framhols against McGahey. Ap
peal from Platte. On motion to dismiss ap
peal, aiouon sustained; appeal dismissed.
Root, J.
1. To clothe this court with jurisdiction to
review a Judgment for a final order of the
district court, the appellant must, within
six months of the rendition nf an,-n d,H-
ment or final order, flle.with the clerk
iina touri a , wnmea trr script of the judg
,.t v. yji .iprmra irom, 1
1 2. If the transcript filed for the purpose
of such an appeal Is not authenticated by
the clerk of the district court thi
Is without power, after six months from the
rendition of such judgment or final order
to permit the appellant to- add the clerk's
certificate to said transcript
llsSl. State ex rel Love against Coa-
Lrvr. -pp-ai irom a caster. Affirmed,
etton. J. Barnes. J.. riisu-ntina
L In order to determine the meaning of
ins itiiisuaKe 01 an aci or the legislature, it
Is proper to examine the course of legis
lation upon the same general subject and
to consider In what connection and with
nai cuniexi 11 nas tnereiolore been em
plcyed.
Z. Where power has been granted by
the legislature to a municipal corporation
to enact ordinances for certain purposes
ftid the city sots within the limits of that
'dower. Hs action will ba nf mmi tun,.
within the corporate limits, as If taken
vy me legislature ltseir. And the same
principles will apply In the construction
01 sucn an ordinance as If It were a spe
cial statute upon the same subject
8. An act of the legislature giving
LJrl .,, " ora,nance "to aecme con
,1 .iivumm 1, 1 . 1 1 1 1 l, IIIV Cliy
council the sole judge of the election of
its own members.
4. Under the constitution and laws of
his state, the remedy of contest of eleo
Hons and quo warranto and cumulative
and concurrent. State ex rel Fair against
Frailer. 28 Neb. 438.
t. While a special act upon a ' subject
usually modifies a general act, still, If a
remedy provided by the latter act Is not
Incompatible with the remedy providnd by
tjie earlier and more general law, botli
acta may stand.
4. Where a new remedy Is provided by
statute for an existing rixlit and It neither
denies an existing remedy, nor Is Incom
patible with its continued existence, the
new remedy should be -tra-rdrd aa cu
mulative and the person seeking redress
may adopt and pursue either remedy at
his own option.
1. The right to contest the election of
a city officer before the city council of
Lincoln under an ordinance of that city
and the right given by the general elec
tion law to contest the election of city
officers la the oounty court are concur
rent remedies and ths contestant may
lout to proceed In ellor luannea .
fJoWG SfatldS
WHERE
Tho Omaha Doo
IS ON SALE
auuia, ua.
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I'enn News Co.
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Youngs Hotel.
Vendome Hotel.
Buffalo, N. Y.
C. H. Umpmtn.
Hotel Iroquois.
Oeneaee Hotel. :,
Samuel Cohn, 166 Elhurst
Sadler Hotel.
Klllcott Square News Stand.
Butt, Mont.
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Auditorium.
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Empire News Stand, Jackson Dearborn.
Great Northern.
Chicago Newspaper Ag'y, 179 Madison.
Grand Pacific Hotel.
Palmer House.
Queen City News Co.. 768 Jackson BlvdU
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Kalserhotf Hotel, 271 Clark.
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i t peeraon 24 West WLtL.
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Colo. Wholesale Newspaper Agencyv'
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dominion cigar sc News mores c.
32 Jasper Ave. VV
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
8. D. Hlgbee, 208 8. Marietta St.
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w! C. Collins. The Royal Hotel.
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w. A. Moore,
Hot Springs, Ark.
T. Marks, 83 Central At.
Fort Pitt News Cc
Dan A. Shannon. 1&4 Central At,
C. H. Weaver Co.
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Houston, Texas
White News Co.
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Indianapolis, Ina.
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World-Yoma News Co.
Kansas City, Mo,
Sll Wall At.
World-Yoma News Co.
Rlckseeker Cigar Co., 9th snd Walnui
Reld's News Agency, 400 E. Btn.
Mt Angeles, CaL
Amos News Co.. 711 So. Olive.
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i way News CO,
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" Kentucky International News Co.
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epnlg, Tenn.
World-Yoma News Co.
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Hotel Pflster. I
krank Mlikern. Grand Ava and td St,
Minncanolls Minn
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Century News Co., 6 So. 3rd.
Nicollet Hotel.
W. J. Kavenaugh, 48 8. S4 St
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Hotel Grunewald.
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Edward Dorf, World Bldg., Arcade.
K. loporotf. Times BUar otatlon.
Imperial Hotel.
Knickerbocker Hotel.
Hoffman House,
Grand Union Hotel. ,
Holland Hotel. 1 .
Murray Hill.
Hotel Belmont. ' .'
Waldorf-Astoria,
Hctel Manhattan.
Astor House.
Harry J. Schulte, Times Square Station
Oakland. Cal.
Amos News Co.
Athens News Co.
Ogden, Utah
Harrop A Goddard.
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LowH B?S. ' 11.
I Lowe Bros., 114 26th 8b
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Pasadena, Cal,
Amos News Co,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Penn News Co.
Quaker News Co., 600 Green St
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euevue Btratiora Motel.
Fort Pitt News Co.
Portland. Ore
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Central Cigar Store, 276 Wsh Cor. Ctb.
Bowman News Co.
BL Joseph, Mo.
J. Berger. 631 Edmond fit
Pioneer News Co.
Robidoux Hotel.
of 6t. Louis, Mo.
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E. T. Jett
Bt. Paul, Minn.
Cleveland News Room, 101 W. 7th 8L
Kdw. G. Fiupatrlck, ka Wabaah Ara
N. St. Marie.
Sacramento, Cal.
Amos News Co.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Kenyon Hotel.
Earl McKale.
Rosenfeld A Ludwlg.
Hotel Knutsford.
San Antonio, Texas
M. J. Hewitt
San Diego, Cat,
R. M. Chllds.
San Francisco, CaL
North Wbeatley News Co.
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United News Agents, 11 Eddy Bt " 1
San Jose, Cal. 1
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the Seattle, Wath
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A. lsserlls.
(.'has. H. Gorman. i
Frank B. Wilson, 207 Pike aU. '
Sheridan, Wjo. jj j
J. C. Jackson. m
Warner A Canfleld .
H. A. Floyd.
Sioux City, la.
West Hotel.
W. F. Duncan. Iowa Bldg.
Marshall Bros. -Gerald
Fltsglbbon.
Spokane, AVaah.
John W. Graham.
Stockton, Cal.
Tourist News Co.
Tacoma, Wash.
Trego News Co.
Washington, D. C.
National News Agency,
ew Kalelgh Hotel.
Columbia News Co.
Arlington Hotel.
Klggs' House.
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