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TIIK BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMHER 10, 1000. r i i V PATENTS V O. pAHNEU- Faaton Blk. Tel. Red Til 7. HUFFMAN. II Neville I31lg Wool! free. PERSONAL HATS cleaned, mart Into fall styles. Echmarse's Hat Fctjr.. 60S N. 14 aVA A T Andovir, .gg. wrap. ?.o. tt. m. UUAL Morehouse Co.. W. 1104. B.824S. JOHN CANE la In town. Now Is the tlma to trim trees, trelllf-es, grape vines. tjTel. Had V'04, lnl y Cumin Bt.. UU1 t U . ri-'TW, nra piw. 6. Zth Ave. -vTva Tour corn come out or jrour .liHo quarter comes back when voa use Corn Jelly. nainas u:u o. lhlO Far. 11 WlVTVTTfi treatment. Mma "mlta. Hth St.. ib rrt fioor. JAMFS BUHT can get Insurance monej fcy wilting John or Charley. A HOME for vomrn during confinement. We find hotnn for babiea where mother cannot care for them. Bble boarded For terms, address Mra. Martha A. Lee. 401 Imncrnft St.. Omaha. Neb. Phona Doug Ins UU. - WE REST and repair all makes of sew ing machines. 'Phonea: Ind. A 1663; Doug. lS. Neb. Cycle Co.. corner lath and Har her. PRIVATE hont during confinement; bahlei for adoption; Good Samaritan ban Itorlum, 740 1st Ave., Council bluffs. Ia. iPTnU and toupees for mn. GRIFFITH, VVAUO 12 ,nd u Frenier Blk. IjR. EOOEKfl, private confinement noma. ir.16 Manha Bt. Tel. Douglas 6230. THE fnmous Velvellna Toilet Goods. For ala by all druggist or phona Douglas 6G0A THE SALVATION ARMY solicits casloff clothing: In fact, anything you do not need We collect,- repair and sell at 134 N. '1th Ft., for cost of collection to the worthy por. Call pjon Douglas 4 US and wagon Kill can. MS.SSAUK AND BATHS. R-803, Old Boston Store Bldg., 4'h floor, lift So. lfith St. Stair ay on Douglas St. MAGNETIC Treatments. Kmmerlln prott, iili 8. Mth Ht. Dour. 6186. OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., Kanige Bldg. Private confinement home. Mrs. Dr. King, 1X14 N. Hth. Tel., Web. K. Ind. B-165tt. A NEW BOOK, tha "Underworld Sewer." by Josle Washburn; prloa, 11.60, Sold by Bwarti & McKelvey. 1W S. 16th at., between Douglas and Dodge. rlene da Voy. Manicuring and massage. 120 S. 16th St. Flat 8. Phona D. 76S6. Masque Suits to rent at LIEBEiNS, Mil) Howard. V. 4115. jMME. ALLEN of Chicago, salt glow, rgntlo and massage treatments. 207 N. 17th St. LADIES A confinement home; diseases scientifically and quickly treated. Address O (27, care Bee. POULTRY Use U-NEEXA Poultry Tonic for 00 days; if your egg Increase does not twice pay for your tonic, your money will be re funded. D, E. Johnson Co., Omaha, Neb. PRINTING PHONE IND. A-2620 for good printing. Lyngstad Printing Co., 16th & Capitol Ave. REAL ESTATE HEAL, ESTATE DEALERS. REED ABSTRACT CO.. Est. 1SGS; prompt service; get our prices. 171 Farnam St. GANGESTAD, 404 Bea Bldg. Tel. D. 1387. PAYNE INV. CO., first floor N. T. Life. BENJAMIN R. E. CO., 477 Brandei Bldg. REAL. ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO. CHA3. it. WILLIAMSON, President REAL KSTA TE A REAL ESTATE LOANS EL H. Amblar, 812-10 Barker Blk D. m. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. Lady from California Wants an offer on lots (11) and (12), block (8), Bedford Place. Located at the southeast corner of 3d and Plnkney Sts. These lots are full alze; on grade and Avlll be sold very cheap Indeed. Give us an offer at once. A. P. Tukey & Son, 'Phona Doug. IIHL 444-446 Bd. of Trade Bldg. 904 SOUTH 33D This 8-room all modern house strikes us as being one of the best bargains in the city. All rooms are good else, east front. paved street, barn; only one block to street oar. if you can use a house of this slse dp sure to look at this, then rail K. W. V.Uenbig. at IX 1610 or 436 Board of Trade Bldg. (291) T-ROOM HOUSE All modern except heat, paved street, on car line, located on fwih, near Hickory. Price, 83.000. Terras tifc ' good party. P. O. NIELSEN CO., Nl N. Y. Life Bldg. Both Thones. 0-IiOOM, NEW, MODERN In north end of the city., Near car, on paved atreet; large lot. ONLY $250 CASH Balance to suit either morthly, quarterly, iiit-aiuiuii or annually. 4 NOWATA LAXll AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. SIX-ROOM HOUSE AT A . BARGAIN. We can sell you a S-room hoiiRe conslst-T ing of hall, parlor, dining room and kitchen downstairs; three bedrooms and bath upstairs: all modern except heat; beautiful lot .OxluO, with nice shade: in choice neighborhood; block from car, for .7;u. UimiMo im very conveniently arranged, Owner leaves . for California this month. This property .is very cheap at price namea. SIIIMER & CHASE CO., Sole Agents. X 8.' 17th 8L. Opposite Court House. LAST ONE, BE QUICK. 8-room. ' modern bungalow, 2603 Camden Ave; a No. 1 home; large lot: birch doors floored attle; extra well built; priced low lor quieK nnie; easy terms. hee us at once, HAKWOOD tt HAKWOOD. 41 Bee Bldg. Ind. A 4203 Red 4204. WEST FARNAM RESIDENCE LOT test front, sightly location, SOxMO. close to Best liuiiie. in city. All specials paid. (( must see to appreciate. O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1U N. X Life. Doug, or A-IlliJ. IK YOb want a home all In good shape, witu eUctilj light, city aler, baih, par fact drainage, UX foot frunt and 130 fret deep, line garden ground, lots here have Incitrnara in years from 824 and liio to Ikxl ana mis la a rtne Investment; the pUo will s-1 1 for IS to 80 per cent more lu the spring; must ha.ve 81. wu cash baUnce ou time. For sale by owner. Jo24 7-ROOM, NEW, MODERN Houe. l-aise lot. lu western part of city VERY EASY TERMS Dealraeie neighborhood, and price Is right. NO vt'Al A LAND AND LOT CO.. ouiie tn n. x. juue Old. ,rXK eulck rvtvrns, ''.: reur real eetat roc mii ana excrauge cut me. uo s.& lio pay. W. v. Miichell. Hoard ef TiaU ji.n , iirrata JSsa. 18-K,h7M A I J, MODKliN HOl'SK .South front I. $ frayed street and paid for. within UaiKiii,1 oiKtauce. Price 8I.uul Terms. I. O MELsLN CO.. Ml N. T. Life DU UoiA 'Phones. REAL ESTATE . PAHM AMI HXH LAND FOR 9tl.Rlr.tRH AMU HANOI LAND FOR BAI.K (Continued.) I Callferala. California. Fig Orchards FOR $1,750.00 $250.00 down, balance $25.00 per month, we will turn over to you in 5 years, 10 acres of bearing fig trees, which, based on years of exper ience, should bring you in an income of $1,500.00 or more per annum. Where will you find any legiti mate business making a better showing than this! You do not have to live on the land unless you wish; In the event of your not living on the property, the company will care for and market the figs, charging 25 per cent for doing so, and your interests will be as carefully guarded as if you were there yourself. If you do wish to live on the land, you can do so after having paid in 25 per cent of the purchase price. Call or write me for further particulars. Gilt edged reference. This is an ideal annuity for wife and babies. INTERNATIONAL LAND CO. GEbKGE D. PERIUNE, AGENT. 'Phone, Douglas 7801. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE Tukey's Special Sale Will close tomorrow, Wednesday, No vember 10, at 5 o'clock p. m. Bids must be In at that time. Most of the property advertised is vacant; there Is, however, one very good house at 29C4 Harney St. that Is Included in the list. There are so many pieces of property advertised that there Is not likely to be many bids on any one piece. There are some very good lots at 39th and Chicago and 31st and Dodge Sts. There are quite a number of lots in West End addition that need filling, but are close to very good property. Make your own terms in bids and bid what the property is worth to you. A. P. Tukey & Son, 'Phone Doug. 2 181. 444-445 Board of Trade Bldg. WANTED TO EXCHANGE 160 acres In North Dakota for residence In Omaha or South Omaha. Dan Vance, owner of the land. South Omaha, 46th and West Q. A choice building lot. "Hillsdale." SLOt cash. 81 a week. Prices $104 to 82; no In terest, no taxes. See us. HASTINGS A HETDKN. 124 Haraay SL I. WANT an offer on lot 8. block 80, origi nal plat of the oity of Omaha, with two houses, 1908 and 111 California street. MxlU feet. THOMAS BRENNAN. New York Life Bui'dlng. WE DARE YOU To make a reasonable offer on fair busi ness terms for 6-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT. No. tWl S. 20th Ave. " NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., ' Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. REAL ESTATE FARM AND HAACU I.ANO FOB SALE WE are making homes for a million peo ple on the greatest irrigated tract in Cali fornia, Our new booklet "California Now or never," the finest California book ever printed. 10c. Kasy payments. See our big exhibit at Chicago's great land show, Nov. 20 to Dec. 4. We want an army of "Live ones" with us to build this greatest new community. Organize a colony. Write today for free Information. H. L. Holllster, 206 La Salle St., Chicago. Colorado. 34 acres aub-lrrlgatlon land Sedgwick county, Colo., 4 miles from town. $16 per acre. P. O. Box 178. Council Bluffs. Ia. Idaho. FOR SALE Eleven 80-acre rallnaulsh- menis under Carey act; all within 8 miles town of Downey, Idaho, on main line J. S. i.. ny.; ho per acre; fl.ouo caan on each 80, balance nine annual Davments: good soil for fruit or goneral farming; water right first claim on Portneuf river; buyers must reside so days during 1910: ownera obliged to sell. W. H. Eldridge, Twin Falls. Idaho. Im. ' FARM of 73 acres, on banks of Wall lake. luna; well Improved, good boat landing: good flHhing; an ideal resort no trades; price llhO per acre. Address Box . Audu bon, Iowa. Nebraska. FOR SALE. Quarter section of good level divide land In Dundy county. Address Lock Box 24S, Wauneta, Neb. FARM BARGAIN Must be sold on ac count of owner's health; well Improved 820-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles from town; price, 8& per acre; eauy terms. J. T. Campbell. Lichfield. Neb. GOOD LAND CHEAP. 100 acres 4 miles south of Dlx. Kimball county. Neb., every acre can be culti vated; good Swedish settlement; $10 per acre. J. G. BONE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, I A. 312 Shugart Block. Phone 814. Oklsleaa. OKLAHOMA Land $5 Per Acre No. 2V9 1,820 acres timber and grating land ou Illinois liver, in Adair county. Neatly all black oak timber, will make from two to four railroad ties to the tree; some white oak saw timber; some white pine, 16 to 24 iuchea in diameter aud W to iuo feet high. M to 4ou acres of this land can be cultivated; about to acres now under cultivation. Ten miles of Westvllle, and new railroad now building within three miles of land. The timber alone ought to pay more than we ask for the land. Price, fa per acre. No. bi 8.520 acres tlmoer and grass land In Cherokee and Adair oouuUea at $6 per acre. No. 846130 scree timber land within three mllea of pegga, Cherokee county, at 86 per acre. N. 375 W acres of good upland prairie; (4 acres in cultivation; good black soil; a line chance for oil; lliree-f ourths mile of the city limits of Nowaia. Price, $40 per ace. No. 439100 acres of best grade creek bot tom laud; IM acres in cultivation. Good house, barn and outbuildings; two miles from Nowata county neat. Price, 840 per acre. You might get an oil well Willi this land. Lot us show you. p. a We have luO.tsM acre of land te choose from, l'ou had better go and look It over. You may uuw a good thing If you don't. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. FARMS FOR SALE 10 acres up; home steads, relinquishments and deeded valley and upland. Ira 6. Cornwall, Bertrand, Okl. "' tb. Dakota. FOR SALE Four fine Lincoln County, 8. D., (arms. For full Information addreaa J. W. Latreille. Lennox. & D. ' Taaa. TEXAS homes and Investments. -rsiWt'HO.N WRIUliT. Doug. lJ4. SW N. Y. Life BUlg. REAL ESTATP Continued.) 331-332 Faxton Block REAL ESTATE LOANS LOANS to home owners and home build ers, with privilege of making partial pay- raents aemi-annuaiiy. ino comnuaaiou. W. 11. THOMAS. 603 First National Bank Bldg. 8100 to 810.000 made promptly. F. D. Weed, vt eaa mag., ism ana f arnam. SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated. A(Tpiy Rooms 417-18 First National Bank Biag. ceil pnone Douglas nis. FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan on Qmaha Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1. New York Life Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN Pay r. Investment Co. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co, WANTED City loans and warrants. W, Farnam Smith & Co., 1220 Farnam St. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.. N. Y. Life, Private money, 8608 to 85,000; low rate. 8SO0 to 80,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or A -2161. LOWEST RATES Bemia, Brandela Bldg. GARVIN BROS., 318 N. Y. Life. 8SO0 to 82no,00O on Improved property. No delay. 6 FARM and city loans; optional pay ment; no delay. I. Slbbernsen. Omaha. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR J, 8 and T-room houses. If prices are right we can sell your property for you, NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 624 U. Y. Life Bldg. VACANT lots and houses. Have cash buyers. 411 Karbach Blk. Red ?W7. A-S645. iWAPS FOR RIGHT PRICE LAND We will exchange 10-room modern house. Corner lot; car at door; choice location. Also 9-room modern house, lot 100x120; and 8-room house, new and modern in every way. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. FOR EXCHANGE 290 acres cornering with a good town of 1.000 people In Neosho county, Kan.; new 6-room house only 7 blocks from city school, park and churches; atone; all tillable; 8 acres of timber; al bottom land: incumbrance only 82,600. Price $14,500. Want merchandise. Would not object to some buildings. What have you? Address, THE ALLEN COUNTY INVESTMENT CO. LONUTON. KAN. HIGH grade piano for good residence lot. Will pay dlffereooe. Bee, Y 17. FOR SALE or exchange For clear land, stock of clothing, located In eastern Ne braska. V 111 luvolce about 810,000. For particulars address J. R. Collins. 443 Main street. Fremont, Neb. FINEST income merchandise for trade. What have you got. S. J. Lock, Essex, Ia. WANTED TO BUY BEST price paid for second-hand furni ture, carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel. Doug sm. HIGHEST prices for furniture, etc. BKLI.'S Furn. Store, 1406 Dodge. Red 3531. BALTIMORE td-hand store pays beat price id-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. 4266. WANTEDTO RENT WANTED December 1. by man and wife t rooms, preferably unfurnished, In private family, in West Farnam district. Address B-6 Bee. WANTED SITUATIONS LADY with several years' business train ing desires position selling either In city or will travel. Al raferet'eea. Address W 807, care Bee. A R. H Morehouse Co., vut uuu "vvu w. 3108. Ind. B-224&. WANTED By young man. place to work for board while attending Buyles college, Beth phones. LEGAL IfOTICB. NOTICE OF SALE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT By virtue of resolution of the i undersigned Board of Directors, the Chad. ron Electric Light A Power Company will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 16. 10, AT 10 o'clock a. nv, AT THE OFFICS Or' SAID CORPORATION. CORNER SEC OND AND EUAN STREETS. CHADRuN. ijtoitAOM. an ino property oi the said cuiwiruii ,iecinu L.igiii cs cower company, as a going concern, and consisting of Lot I, In Block 1 City of Chadron. Nebraska, and power houue thereon. Us coal houses and office and power house furniture and fixtures, and supplies on hand, and per sonal property of every character; also all its contracts for street lighting and sale of light and power to cltlsena or cnadron. and all lta customers. Its franchbM, an lis poles, wires, lines, dynamos, transformers, en gines and machinery of every description, all Us stree; lights, and other lights, wher ever located and on hand. This property Is In moil prosperous and perfect condition since its opening; the serxioe is perfect snd the demand for light and power, from 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 wilt be glvea to any Inquiring purchaser. Dated, October 14. 1. WILLIAM ELLIS, 3. F. MOTE. BYRON L. aCOVKL. 018toN14 ftrrtors. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CANADIAN PACIFIC WKKKXY IAIL1NOS BtTWirH MOMTRaUL. QtkBBC AND UVgKPOOL. Kotking setter an the Atlantic than eef 1 WlreiaM ea all imnm C. K. bKKJAMIN, O. A. 813 6a. CUrk U, Cfclngo, I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. E. F. Morrlwon and wife to T. F. Hnyle and wife, part lot , block 38. Kountue Place 8 725 H. A. MorrlPon and wife to V. 1. Carl- berg, lot S. block IS. Omaha Heights 1 JeKBie C. Hitchcock and husband to O. W. Hello. lot 4, block lti. Cen tral park TO Gean Fcabrooke te Whltey S -ahrooke, part lot Is, 1 ukey s replnt 1 Charli s Nelson to E. S. Flor, tract In 31-16-10 1 K. S. Flor to August I'lhlen, same.... M W. F. Beckmryer. et al., to Catherine Emot. nw. H sw. V,. S.T-lfi-12 7,0i0 Hastings A Heyden to A. 11. Quatl, lot 8. block . Collier Tlacc BOO William Rosenblatt, ct al.. to Cecelia C. Buchtell, part lot 4. block 81.14k Omaha J, 200 John Knaus to William Markmnn, IS M acres In sw. . 30-18-12 1.4.10 Elmer Uuy to Joseph SenxerU lot 7, block 24, Florence.... 1,800 Christ Rasmussen and wife to Pru dent Bacrt, lots 18 and 19, block 27. Benson 1,700 Charles Stelgrr. et al., to O. F. Urabe, lot . S. F. Porter's addition 1500 Elisabeth Christian to H. N. Chris- tensen, et al.. lot 7. block 6. CrelKh- ton's first addition 1.600 I nlted Real Estate Trust Co. to South Omaha. 6 feet strip In Gov ernment Jot 8. 2-14-13 J. G. Kelley and wife to J. C. Mlchol- sen. lot 3, block 7. Spring Lake park 6.000 McCague Investment Co. to Mary Maguire, lot 20, block 6, Solomon's addition 400 Ella R. Avers to A. E. Harmon, lot 14, block 11, BrlKg's Place fiOO Theresla Kaiser and husband to R. R. Judah, et al.. lot 14, 'Drexel A Maul's subdivision 2,000 Nathaniel Meister and wife to Alice 8. Holmes, lot 8. block 8. LaVeta Place 6,000 Thomas Foster to R. B. Towle, lot 61. Nelson's addition Marie Thomsen and husband to J. C. Edwards, et al., trustees, lot R, block 29, Kountze Place 2 Kenwood Realty Co. to Nelllo M. Morrill, lot-402, Kenwood S3 M. B. Walter and wife to Sophia IT. Sherman, part lot 7, block 6. De- ' nisc's addition , 2,000 P. C. Cramer and wife to W. J.. Tay lor, lot 4. block 7. Mvers. Richards & Tllden's addition 1.100 Josephine II. Weldenfeller to J. F. Kversmann. lot U, Hastings & Hey den's subdivision 210 Minnie K. VanLlew and husband to Irving Smith, lot 7, block 3, .Sher wood's subdivision 3,000 A. J. Van Llew and wife to same, lot 13, block 4. Plalnvlew.: 3.2"iO Lucia A. Comstock to .1. T.. CaiiRh- x land and wife, lots 10 and 11, block 1. Wllllnm Hagedorn'B addition 400 Maccle K. Johnston and husband to Julia M. Jaeger, lot 20, block 101, Dundee Place 4,775 H. S. Brooks and wife to W. A. Chapman, east vt of west 7S.7 feet lot 6. Hawe'8 addition 3,075 J. W. Thomas and wife to South Omaha, 08 foot strip In east H 8-14-13 1 Total Sr.3,ft"7 RAILWAY TIME CARD LNIO.N STATION lOTH A MASOX la ion Pacific Leave. Overland Limited a 7:80 am China and Japan Mall. .a 4.00 pm Oregon and Washington Limited al2:01 am Los Angeles Limited. .. .a12:S5 pm Portland Special al2:5Kpm Arrive. a1l:B9 pm a 8:30 am a 6:45 am a 8:50 pm a 5:45 pm Colorado Special a 1:45 am a 7:30 am North Platte Local a 8:15 am a4:4bpm Colorado Express a 8:60 pm a 5:00 pm Grand Island Local a 6:29 pm al0:30am Lincoln-Beatrice Local.. bl2:40 om b 1:20 pm Valparaiso ana central City M2:40pm b 1 20 pro Chicago Great Westera. Chicago Limited a 5:00 pm Twin City Limited a 8:30 pm a 8:00 am Chloago Express a 8:45 pm Twin City Express a 8:00 am a 9:00 pm Wabash Omaha-St. Louis Exp.. a 6:30 pm. a 9:25 am Mail and Express a 8:00 am all: 15 pm Stanberry Local (from - .. Council Bluets). b 8:00 pm bl0:15 am Illinois Centra ' '; Chicago Express.... .....a 7:15 am Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:46 pm a 7:15 am a 7:16 am b 11:30 era Minn. -St. Paul Exp b 7:10 am Minn. -St. Paul Ltd .a 6 m pm Omaha-Ft Dodge Local. b 4:16 pm Chicago A North westera. ' Colorado-Chicago a 7:45 am a 1:30 am Chicago Daylight Hpl....a 7:00 am all :36 am Omaha-Chicago Local.. al2 :06 pm all :36 pm Colorado-Chicago a i:20 pm a 3:28 pm Omaha-Chicago Special. a 6:02 pm a 7:00 am Pacific Coast-Chicago ..a :06 pm a 3:28 pni Los Angeles-Portland Limited ft . 10 pm al2:03 pro Overland Limited al2:13 am a 7:06 am Carroll Local a ' am a 9:66 pm Fast Local Cedar Rapids-Omaha a 3:35 pm NORTHWESTERN LINE NORTH. Twin City and Dakota Daylight a 7:50 am alO :20 pm Minnesota ana Laoia..a t uo pm Twin City Limited a:'X)piu Sioux City Local a 3:4a um Daliota-Sloux City Omaha Mir.nebota-Sloux City Omaha a 7:10 am a 3:28 pm a 8:10 am all :00 am northwester;'! line west. Norfolk-Boncsteel a 150 am al0:30pm Lincoln-Long Pine a 7 60 am all :00 am Norfolk-South Platte. ,.b 2.16 pm b 5:20pm Hautlngs-Superioi bf :15 pm b 6:80 pm Deadwood-Hut Springs. a i.oo pm a 6:20 pin Casper-Lander a 3:56 pm all:00 am r remont-Aieion b b. Pin u 1:36 pm Missouri Pacific K. C. and St. L. Ex. ...a 9:40 am a 6:36 am K. C. and St. L. Ex. nv. Sat. 42 p. m all :15pm a 6:50pm Chicago, MllTfaali.ee St. Paul Overland Limited al2:15 am a 7:06 am Overland Special a3:55ain a 1:30am Cblcago-Omaha Special. a 7:20 am a it.'Ht aui Colo.-Caliloi ma a 6:u0 piu a 3:25 pm Perry-omaha Local b 6:1a pin bU:0u pm Chicago, Itoth. Islaud Pacific EAST. Rocky Mountain L'l'd..al2:40 am Iowa local a 6.40 am Chicago Day Kxpress...a 7:42 am Des Moines Local a4:u0pm Iowa Local blO.So am Chic:vgo-h.uslern Ex a 4.4U pin (Jnica.o-.SeuraoKa Ltd. .a fc.v4m Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. for Lincoln . a 8:30 am Colo, and Cul. Ex a 1.20 pin al0:30 pm a 4.30 pm ali .Su pi'ii b 9:tf piu a l.lu pin a :Uj am a 5:47 pm a 4.40 pm Okla. and Texas Ex a 4:0u um a l:0u pin Colorado Kxpreba a 7:30 pm a i:iOttin Rocky Mountain Ltd...ul0:40 pm al2:Uu am BMUUXGTON KTA lOTH A MASON Barliagtoa Leave Arrive. Denver and Callforla..a 4:10 pm a 3:46 pm Puget Soond Ex a 4:10 pin a 6:10 Din .Nriirafha points a 6:20 am a 610 pm black Hills a 4:10 pm a 6:10 pm Northwtst Ex all 80 pm a 7:10 am Nebrabku points a 8:20 am a 6:10 pin Llncuin Mail b 1:20 pm al2:li pm Nebraska Ex a 9:15 am a 6:10 pm Lincoln Local b 9:U8 um Lincoln Local a 7:25 pm a 7:50 pin beliu ier-i laimmouih .0 3:u., pm b 10. 2u am pittsmou:h-Iowa ..a 9:18 am a 8:66 am a 2:40 pm a 7:10 am all:10 pm a 3:66 pm a 8:00 am all th am all 46 am a :46 am a 6:10 pm l-.eilevue-Plalumouth ..r'.S Hd pin Colorado Limiitu all:) am Chicago Special a i:2i)am C hicago Ex a 4:20 prr. CMcago Fast Ex a 6:) pm Iowa Local a 9:1a am Bt. Louis Ex a 4:55 pin Kansas City & St. Joe.alO to pm Kansas City St St. Joe.. a 9:15 am baiiMui Lay w i- jo. a 4.oo piu WEBSTER KTA. ISTll WEBfTBH Mlssoarl Pacific Auburn Local b 8:50 pm bl2:10 pm Chicago, at. Paal, Ztiaaeaaoii Jt Omaha Leave. Arrive. Sioux City Express.... b 8.00 pm bll:43 am Omaha Local c C.20 pm Sioux City Passenger b 8:20 pin Twin City Passei ger....b 6:30 am Sioux City Local c 8:86 am Emerson Local b 3:65 pm b 9:10 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun day only, d Dally except Saturday. Omaha-Carroll Local. ..a 3:46 pm a 9:30 am TOR ALL THE NEWS THE OMAHA BEE BEST IN THE WEST Conductors and Trainmen 4 Ask More Pay Employes of Railroads East of Chi cago Will Demand Advance of Twelve Per Cent. CHICAGO, Nov. . Demands for 12 per cent wage increase and uniform schedule are to be made by conductors and trainmen on every railroad system east of Chicago, It was reported here today. The wage-Increase movement. It la re ported, Involves 125,000 men employed on railroads east of the Illinois Central's rmtn southern line and north of the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. Incident to the projected demands of the eastern railroad employes came the an nouncement that switchmen and yardmen In Chicago, controlled by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, already had served notice on eighteen railroads terminating In Chicago, demanding a wage advance of 8 cents an hour. Switchmen and yardmen who are controlled by the switchmen's union In St. Paul and Minneapolis, have also filed a demand for an Increase of 6 cents an hour. Locomotive firemen on railroads west of Chicago are taking stops to have existing schedules opened and will ask an Increase. Wages of conductois and tr. inmen on roads east of Chicago are about 12 per cent lower than the operatives in the west, and the movement for the Increase is said (o be entered Into Jointly by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Rail way Conductors. Purple Tics or Somber Black? President's Cabinet at Washington Spends Hours Deliberating: Which to Wear When He Eeturns. WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. For more tahn two hours tonight six members of the president's cabinet considered whether they should wear purple or sombre black ascot ties with their frock coats and top hats when they meet President Taft Wed nesday evening on his return from his whirl around the country. At least, it was solemnly declared by all of the members that they threBhed out mainly the matter of receiving the presi dent at the Union station. They acknowl edged, however, that they had discussed In a general and Informal way other ques tions of state and the manner In which these will be laid before Mr. Taft, who has been out of touch with the general trend of affairs. The conference was held In the Depart ment of Justice. It was called by Secre tary of State Knox who with Atorney Gen eral Wlckershani, was the first to ar rive. The two were closely followed by Secretaries Wilson, Dickinson and Ball Inger and Postmaster General Hitchcock. Secretary Knox will advise the members of the cabinet tomorrow the proceedure to be followed In greeting the president on his arrival. The custom Is one that was established long ago, but which fell into disuse during the administration of Mr. Roosevelt, who had his own ideas of en tering the capital. These were so lacking In formality that Mr. Roosevelt's cabinet members ardently welcomed them and escaped reception committee duty. The custom dates far back and was sus pended with the death of President Mc Klnley. When President Taft arrives he will be received with all the old pomp. SOUTH DAKOTA RANCHMAN WINS BRIDEFROM 0MAHAN Dr. G. E. Farley on Point of Marriage W'hea Lochlnvar Arrives and Takes' Woman Away.. SIOUX CITY. Ia., Nov. 9. (Special.) Young Lochlnvar came out of the west again In the person of William Keller, a cowboy from Rapid City. S. D., and carried away Miss Adye Farron, although she was engaged to marry Dr. G. Edwin Farley, an j Omaha dentist, the Invitations had ben Issued and the trousseau already prepared. It was the reviving of her old love for her boyhood sweetheart, and they are now married and living at Prlmghar, their childhood home. Dr. Farley has returned to Omaha and Is taking his disappointment as well as he can. , Mies Farron came to Sioux City from Prlmghar and was a social favorite. Har boyhood lover, Keller, followed her, but other men paid her attention and he shortly became discouraged ai d went west to be a cowboy and renounce his hopeless love. Then Dr. Farley came on the scene, they were engaged, the festivities for the bride had commenced, when the girl's sister wrote to Keller to make one more attempt He came back on the first train, pleaded his suit and Miss Farron dismissed the doctor and left with her old sweetheart. Dr. Farley has left Omaha, It Is reported, and will engage in business at Whltemore. The Omaha directory does not give the name of Dr. Farley as In business here now or recently. WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL Sunderland Brothers File Complaints Against UnrllMacton for Alleged Frclgvht Overcharges. (From a Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. (Special Tele gram.) Sunderland Bros, of Omaha today fikd a complaint against he Chicago, Bur lington & Qulnoy and the Chicago ft North western railroads alleging excessive freight rale charges on fourteen shipments of soft coal by complainant at Alnsworth and Valentine, Nib., during the winter months of 1W7-8. The petitioner requests defendant railroad companies to refund the sum of $90 excessive charges on said shipments, Willi Interest at 6 per cent. The Interstate Commerce commission to day received a complaint directed against the Chicago Great Western, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound railroads from Ole S. Quammen end Carl Austad, retail dealers in lumber and building material at I-emmon, S. D., alleging excessive rates on three carloads of stucco shipped 'rom Gypsum, Ia., to Lemmon, R. D. and d manning repara:ion ror alleged excessive r&tes In the sum of )40. with Interest. David D. Jones has been appointed rural carrier and C. S. Jones substitute for route four at Oakland, Ia. Portmasters appointed: Nebraska Mea dow Grove, Madison county, W. IT. Hop. kins, vice R. E. Rouse resigned. South Dakota White Owl, Meade county, Jennie A. Hayes, vice J. W. Snaw removed. Every union officer or the Civil war now residing In Nebraska Is earnestly requested to report to Frank B. Bryant. United States Army building, Omaha, Neb., by letter or in person. A matter of the great eat importance requires Immediate action Papers throughout the state please copy. Music Mine. ( arrrne'a ' onrrrl. Madame Teresa Carreno opened Miss Hopper's series of subscription concerts at the Young Women's Christian association auditorium 1art evening with a piano re cital which for brilliancy and artistic suc cess would be difficult to surpass at any time or In any place. Carreno did her Omaha audience the honor of playing a program which she nilKht as readily have placed before a crit ical muflcsl gathering In New York or Berlin. It was not tempered to suit the possible or problematical demands of a western audience, but conformed to a severe standard In program building and contained two sonatas a thing which doe not occurs with any startling degree of regularity In this pnrtsof the country. The MaclXwell sonata was enioclaly welcome, as It has not been heard here before. It was, of course, expected that Carreno would play something by MocDowell, as she has always taken a great interest In him and his works, and has done more to popularise them In this country and In Europe than any other one person. Inkier manner of playing Carreno Is pre eminently heroic. Her style reveals no moonlight manklshness or swooning senti mentality, although she well knows how to be tender and. on occasion, Incapable of developing a most refined and lellcate lyricism, and Is as well able to adapt her art to the simple but classic contour of a Beethoven rondo as to proclaim the mar tial measures of a Liszt polonaise. The opening number, Chopin's Bulmor sonata, was played with an admirable mastery of the various and shifting moods and a supreme Indifference to technical difficulty. The first movement, written In Chopin's most eloquent and noble style, found In Carreno a worthy Interpreter, and- the scherso, with Its playfi'l and whimsical characteristics, was given with an absolute fidelity to detail. Carreno proved, too, that she has grasped the es sence of the Chopin style by her finely conceived and finely executed delivery of the slow movement. She caught Its elusive moods rendlly and followed It at will In its sustained lyric flight The Beethoven rondo was Interpreted In a most Intimate, unoonventional and heart-to-heart manner and seemed to bring the hearer Into close touch with fhe old mas ter of Bonn, In one of his gayer hours. Schumann's "Bird as Prophet" was next revealed In all Its mystic loveliness and was followed by the well known Erl-klng, whose impassioned sweep and halr-ralsltiK climaxes were In vivid and startling con trast to the romantic and Imaginative Schumann number. The rugged theme of MacDowell's "Kal tlo" sonata, which followfd, were an nounced by Carreno with a strength and authority only possible to one who pos sesses the most thorough and solid musi cianship. The work Is extremely difficult and almost austere In Its character, but Is Individual in the extreme and abounds in splendid effects. The artist's reading of it avas masterly. Carreno's bravura In the Liszt numbers, with which the program closed, was phe nomenal. Her soft passages were of feathery lightness and her climaxes aston ishing In their power. When the listener thinks that she has reached either the limit of her strength or the capacity of the Instrument, Carreno quietly pulls out another stop, and lo, another climax, stronger than any before, bursts upon the astonished ear. Carreno's queenly bearing, as well as her finished art, was pleasing to the audience and recalls and enoores were numerous. The audience last evening was so large as nearly to fill the auditorium of the Young Women's Christian association, which, by the way, proved ip be an al most Ideal recHal hall. It la beautifully appointed and decorated and carries sound well. J. P. D. TENNESSEE MARBLE NOT FOR LINCOLN STATUE Scalptor Daniel French Arrlvee and Rejects Stone on Capitol Grounds. From Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Nov. 9. (Special.) Danlal Chester French and H. Bacon of New York, the former having th4 contract to construct the statue of Abraham Lincoln on the state house grounds, were here today and looked over the ground with the members , of the committee selected to look after the work. It was agreed that the statue should be erected on the west side of the state house, between the street entrance and the large rose garden In front of the west en trance. 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