TIIE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, DECEMBER G. 1900.
it
OFFERED FOR SALE
Mlaerllaaeoaa Coatlaaed
A new and s--otidher.d
" N. 88th St.
HID Farn.
DRt'US at cut prlt-es; freight paid oq all
SlO onm, tta!i. rue free. Sherman' A
McConnell frug Co.. Omaha, Neb,
FOR SALK New and M-hand billiard
nl poul tables. We lead the world In
eap bar flu. urea, eay p,ymnt. Brune-T.nk-IJjIke
Collendei. 4T So. 10th fit.
JO OVimrOATS tM.IQHTLT-USEDTa"
bargain A a. bl.NUER, 41 N. win.
SHOI-AnsiIIP on leading buMnets col
li g lor aaia at discount. Address P 104.
Itf.
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS
1 good kecnnd hand organ, fis.00.
1 lood second hand upright piano. Rose
wood cane, lj.00.
1 slightly uhtxi, upright Emerson piano,
I17S.00.
J. MARSHALL SMITH l O.,
308-810 S. lUih fu Opposite Court Horn.
$5.Uu COAL'J V"
ood. try It.
Harmon
'phones.
elh. Roth
KVKRYTHINC1 In typewriter!; Just a
few of our bargain: Rebui't No. 2 Smltn
Premier, $.U; No I Oliver. $y; No. Rem
ington, 832. machines ehlpped on approval;
no deposit required.
TYPKWIUTKK F.QUTPMENT CO..
3Hi 8. lih SL
Second-Hand Boilers
a Hiii ku iv. u ijin.eia th.it have Men
In use at the bee buildin. They ar each
lT-horsi power return tuliular boilers, ?
Inch diameter by in fee. long. They have
ISH C. 1. lubes. 3 Inches by 1J feet. Work
lug pressure IM sounds per equal e linn
Heat surlace, u,004 square feet. Urat area
l-1 suuare feet.
Wa are very anxious to dlepoae of thse
boilers Immediately and will sell at a bar
gain If taken at once.
THE bLi IJUILDINa COMPANY.
17lh and Farnara fits. Omaha, Neb
COAL by the 'on.. Call Webster 897.
HALL'S safes, new. 2d-hand. 1SU Farnam
K HAVE on hand a number of Ink bar
rei which we wlil Hell at 60o each. Tney
aie fine for rain water or aslue. Call at
nrtMrnnm Pee Huhlislng Co.
k ciNK-KARAT and l4-karat white dia
monds at a snap. Address J t02. Ilea.
ALL P1ZK9 of empty boxes and kindllnR
wood for sale. Apply at office. F. W. Wool-
wnrth A t o. be and 10a Store,
TEN beautiful Xmm cards 10 cents. tat-
lsfac Ion guaranteed. Btamps or silver. Cen
tral Iowa Mercantile Co., Colo. Ia.
RADIANT HOME. In fine
No. 7. Cheap. 823 No. 16th St.
condition
WHEN answering these advertisements,
kindly mention The Bee.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INST.. 41 N. Y. L. Tel. D. 1W4.
Pr. Kathryn Nicholas. 80s N. T. U lllds
PATENTS
D O. BARNELL Paxloo Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
HUFFMAN. tH Neville Bids Hook free
PERSONAL
E,TJTP"C, B tons coal; for particulars, R
r lALiP-j H Morehouse Co. W.3106; B 2246
Uf A n'Ml7"TrT, treatment. Mme. 8m
MAUiNji,lU E21 a lttn st trilr(1 fl
Smith
loor.
Private confinement heme. Mrs. Dr. Klag.
1324 N. th. Tel.. web. ra. inn "
JOHN CANS la In town. Now Is the
lima to trim trees, tretlleee, grape vines.
Tel. Red 7704. Ind. A-M48. Red 8468. lkll
Cuming Rt.. 1101 S. 8bth Ave.
t-jpxTa Tour corn cornea out or your
y-yj quarter oomea back when you
use Corn Jelly. Hashes Drug Co., 1(10 Far.
t AinSlPTTfJ treatment. Mme. Smith,
-- a.- ith Bt . third floor
PRIVATE HOME during confinement:
bablea for adoption. Good Samaritan Sanl-
torium, 740 1st Ave,. Council uiutrs, la.
TUB SALVATION ARMY sollclta caatotf
rioining; in ract, anything you do not need.
Wa collect, repair and sell at 1S4 N. Uth
St.. for coat of collection to the worthy
por. Call fsoam Douglas 4 lit and wagon
am cau.
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins.. ttamge Bldg.
WE RENT and repair all makes of sew
ing machines. 'Phones. Ind.. A -1603. Doui.
K-ti Neb. Cycle Co., corner 1Mb and Har
ney.
JAMES RUDY can get insurance money
by writing jonn or Charley.
STRICTLY private borne for confine
ment; excellent care; bablea adopted
trained nurse. 2611 Davenport.
WTf5?2nl toupees for men. GRIFFITH
" "1J and 14 FRENZKR BLK.
THE f&mous Velvetlr.a Toilet Goods. For
ale by all druggiata or phone Douglas fcsoi
Arlene da Voy. Manicuring and massage.
tze r lttn tit- flat I. fhone D. 74,
VUK. ALLEN of Chicago, salt glow,
magnetlo and massage treatments, tut a,
17th Bt.
DR. JOGGERS' private confinement home.
151k Marina bt. U. MUX
fncnno Knita r"nl UEBEN'8,
Masque OUllS AM Howard. l. 4Ui.
WANTED Albert W. Newman by J.
Beeler, Norlh Plane, Neb.
MASSAGE AND BATHS.
R-S0S Old iiostun more biug., 4th floor,
im eo. itun M. etairway on Douglaa KL
WHO will dunate an organ (small) fo
gospel work In the women's deDartment o
eounty Jail. Mrs. Mary Laird, aupu of goa
pel worn. in. w staler twl.
JOSIB WAS1BLR.NH new book, the
"Underworld fcewer." aold at all book
atorea. price, II. to.
as oa prn uovth - u . . - - . - -v.
Piano In THE BENNETT PIANO CLUB.
Join now, aalect your Piano.
CARRIE Still working. Please 'phone.
-C.
GOOD apple cider, everybody likes It
y Muiler makes the best Tel. Harney 36261.
POSITION as housekeeper and companion
ia modern, comfortable home. Pleasa give
particulars in first letter. Address Mrs.
L. A. Rucsit. Cedar Raplda, Neb.
MECHANO THERAPY
la a drugleas cure for Jost physical vigor.
Consult Dr. Margarlte Halloran. 226 Ne
ville block. Tel. Doug. 7761. Under super
vision of M. D.
Mia) LA OKANR. baths, massage. 161"
Dodge St., basement flat. Hours, 10 a. m.-
p. m.
Remember It only takes a stroke or two
f the pen to mention the fact that you
saw the aj In The Bee.
POULTRY
M. a TURKEYS for sale; eggs In season.
Vira. W. I. .reatoa. .North Loup, Neb.
Use U-NEED-A Poultry Tomo for uC
days; If your egg Increase doea not twice
fay for your toma yiur money wilt be re
jndxl. IX B. Johuaon Co.. Oman a. Neb.
loreeniMs. tl.M 100 lbs Wigner. Ml N. 16th.
FOR SJALE Choice 8. C. Buff OrplngT
ton - cooks, oockercla, bens and pu litis.
Toulouse geese, are prize winners, at a bar
gain. Peter A. stream. Harvard. Neb.
PULLETS 11.26 each in Light Brahmas,
White Rocks and Partridge Wyanuoues
Co kei eie, fur lit) la 4.1 uo each in Barred.
hits and Buff 1'lymouih Rocks, While,
Buff, Partridge. Silver and Golden Laced
W yandoitae, bingle Comb Brown and
White Leghorns, fcingl Comb White Minor
ca. Light Brahmae, Rose and Single t4ni;b
Hi-ode Island Reds. Turkeys. Ducks and
tiea-sa. Address Walter iioajua, airfield.
Neb. - . . . -
PRINTING
. 'PHONE IND. A-taW tor anted prtallnsC
jffaatad Prlatlng Ca. Uik A Caaitai Ate
Remember It only takea a stroke or taut
of the pen to mention the fact that you
saw the ad in Ths iit
REAL ESTATE
RMk RITATS IKALKH.
nrrx apsthact co.. r.. ir: promo-.
aervlre. get our prices 1710 FarnaLI St.
GANGMTAD, 44 Pee Flag Tel. D 07
AYNB LVV. CO.. flrat Toor H. Y. Life.
BENJAMIN R. E. CO.. 477 Brande'.s Bldg.
RAL ESTATE TITLF-TRT'T CO.
f HAS R WILLIAMSON. Piesldent
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LOANS
E. II. Ambler. :j Barker B,k. IX TA.
CITY PHOntHTr FOR SAI.B.
NEW 7 ROOMS MODERN
Modern, up-to-the-minute, larce lot. One
of the choicest locations In the western
part of the city In order to aettla partner
chip quickly, will be aold at a very low
prica.
VERY EASY TERMS
NOWATA LAND & LOT Co ,
Enite 624 New York. Life Hldg.
I WANT an offer on lot 2. block 20. orig
inal plat r-f ths city of Omaha, with two
houses. 1!0 and 1911 ' California street. Lot
6Cxlj2 feet.
THOMAS PRENNAN,
New York Life Building.
fKT-r PACIFIC. -room bricks, strictly
modern, excellent condition. HO.
BENSON & MYERS CO..
Phone Dougla 74& 412 N. Y. Life Bldr.
7 ROOMS WEST OMAHA
Lot 80x112.' house one year old. built by
owner; three bed rooms and bath up
stairs; modern every way; combination
fixtures.
$3,500-TERMS
Looks like a Christmas gift.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 624 New Turk Life Bldg.
NO STORM SASH NEEDED
Don't waete your moneyr equip your
windows and doors with Ueldeti -All Metal
weather strip. Send postal to lor sea Sam 1
Dickinson, 821 Kamge mag.
2f."il EVANS St., 7 rooms, new. modern.
oak and pine finish; near Omaha unlver-Blty-3,7&0.
Call W-3199.
9 ROOMS . WEST OMAHA
Lot S0xl60. modern, oak mantel and
grate; four bed rooms and bath upstairs,
one bfd room downstairs; front and rear
stairways; barn and driveway.
$4,G00 TERMS -
A geSulne snap"
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
1 124 New York Life.
J6TH AND JONES.
2 vacant lots, eaat fronts, at fSOO each.
W. H. GATES,
17 N. Y. Life. Phone D. 1294.
ATTRACTIVE, well constructed, two-
itnrv house at 2E0 Maole Bt. Just com
pleted, tiix rooms, reception hall, bath
rncm. attic and full cemented basement
strictly modern. Best plumbing, furnace
and combination gaa and electric fixtures.
For sale by owner. v
TWO CORNER LOTS
First class improvements nil around
inrm. V iij naisi. ncwci a, ,
0(1X134 reel, eacn juu.
VERY EASY TERMS
NOWATA LAND A-LOT CO..
624 N. Y. Ufa.
NEW St. Louis flate hardwood finish.
strictly modorn; rent reasonable: close in,
cor. ist and California. Call L. Harris,
real estate. . .
FOR SALE My 13,000 residence; will sac
rifice it for 12.000 If sold by Deo. 15. 1W9.
Fine 7-room house and bam, newly painted
and three full lots, bearing , fruit. For
terrna Inquire 4236 Corby. TeU Web. 5238.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND it.t.NCii LAS U FOR IALB
Colorado.
FOR SALE, NO TRADE 10-acra fruit
ranch in Canon City, Colo.; good, climate:
water right unquestionable; well set to all
kinds apples, cherries, plums and small
fruits; good Improvements; one of the pret
tiest. places in the Arkansaa Valley; further
Information If desired; must be aeen to be
appreciated. Address Leslie W. Thayer,
Victor. Colo.
Mlnaeaat.
165 ACRES. Steel county. Mlnn. land
for sale. Improvements, every acre can be
cultivated; ft miles from Owatonna, two
mllea from Hope.; no trades. Price, 1M00
per acre. Geo. W. Johnson, owner, Wll
mar, Minn.
aflaaaarl.
TWO Missouri farms for sal or will
tiade for property in Omaha or vicinity.
2736 Decatur St. Omaha.
Kaaui.
TWO quarters, Sherman county, Kan
sas; all tillable;' close to town; must sal!
quick. Box &34, Lincoln. Neb.
Hearaafca.
Lisco Irrigated Lands
Ths valley of the North Platte Is primar
ily an Irrigated land. The great river car
ries an almost unlimited water aupply and
the general slope of the valley lands makes
Ideal irrigation. Wa offer for colonisation
another large tract known' as the Lisoo
Lands.
Where Is Lisco?
It Is In Garden county, one of the recently
formed counties, the last state election
fixed Ita boundaries. It was formerly part
of Deuel county. The new line (4. the Union
I'actfic runs through this land' and some
day that will be the main line -of the road
Between umaaa ana tue libco i
) miles west of North Platte. It Is a
new town, located on the Reuben Lisco
ranch and
This Ranch is For
Sale
The water right for the Lisco ditch was
taken out in l.wl and calls for 32. 66 Inches
of water from the North Platte river.. Plnc
the dltih has been built there has bfea
little done bcoaue of the distance from
railroad. Under irrigation ths soil producs
abundantly, but what Is the use of grow
ing stuff if you cannot market it? Now
that the railroad Is in operation the land
a ill be thoroughly irrigated and cultivated.
We run
Our First Excursions
Tuesday, Dec 7.
This la an opportunity to "get in on the
rrcind floor." Some interested In Hcoit S
Bluff were disappointed at not getting In
early. Here is an opportunity.
Everybody Knows mat an tne son or tne
North Platte valley needs Is waier. Then
lih proper cultivation on it lil grow any
sort of crop. Corn all' kiow at Lisco, where
the altitude la only S.0O0 feet. Uo out and
sea what we are offering. Prices are iow
tor irrigated lands. The prloes are
Less Than tho Government
Charges for Water.
Range from $30 to It per acre. Come lr
and sea us about this new land. Corns
o,n, as It alii not last long.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Land Merchants. Omaha. Neb.
KIMBALL CO. SECTION
One- of -the best we ever listed can be
bought for s 79 per acre. Only Stniles from
station on mall line I.'. P.. with good
farmers in Balghborhood. Black aoii under
laid with clay. 85 per aura cash, balasaa
In 8 year a at per cent. Write, call or
phone. - t
. O'Keefeeal Estate Co.,
1001 N. Y. Life Bidg. Omaha, Neb.
i ' i
REAL ESTATE
FARM An RASCH LAND FOR SAI.K
Nebraaka Cestlssed,
60 ACRES
Near Pacific Jumtlon, la.; 50 acres in corn jjDY with several years' business train
this year; balance pssture; 4-room house; i tllg aeFrr position selling enhcr in city
nice grove and oi chard; this Is good land. I or ul travel. Al references. Addre:a
Price per acre; can make t'ims.
McCague Investment Co.,
1506 Dodge St.
AT $4o PER ACRE
We will sell you a 3M-acre 4tnproved
farm In eastern Nebraska, two miles of
a good, live tovn and best market. If you
will look at this Is i-.il you wtll agree that
It is very cheap. Selling at this low price
In order to settle a partnership quickly.
VERY EASY TERMS
NOWATA LAND A LOT Co .
Suite C24 New York Life Bldg.
Oklaaema.
OKLAHOMA
have lOCOi acres ot choice land !
e'lrct from. :a fng In price from l'i t.;
l!0 per sc: e. T.- :s land is In the oil an I
(us disirlct and you might get an oii well
ith your land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite f.24 Now Tork Life Bldg. .
tiregoa.
I.
LANDS, $2.50 PER aVREL
Have some very choice timber land loca
tions, accessible to railronds and rivers, yet
unerplied for, and must be sold to s-ttlcrs
for 12.N) per acre In quantities not greater
than 1) acres to any one pu-chaser. Anv
person over 21 years of. aise can make ap
pl cation without :nt"iffrence with home
stead or other government entry rights.
These lands contain mostly cedar and fir
timber atid will average In estimates. 8,000,
000 to lOsW.POO feet per quarter section.
Call or wrte 413 Karbach Bldg.. Omaha.
.Neb.
Mlacellaneoae.
100 IMPROVED FARMS In central Min
nesota; all sizes; cheap prices; easy terms;
always a good title. Write for land list No.
2S. Mention this paper. C. D. Baker, Fer
gus Falls, Minn.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
100 to 15.000 on homes in Omaha. O'Keefo
Reul Estate Co.,. 11M1 N. Y. Life. Doug, or
A-2152. t
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually. No commission.
W. H. THOMAS,
503 Flrat National clank Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1. New York Life Bldg:
WANTED City loans and warrants, W.
Farnam Smith Co., 1320 Farnam St
1100 to 110.000 made promptly. F. D. Wead.
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and , for gale
In
amounts from $300 to $3,000.
BENSON & MYERS,
" 412 $!'."Yl Life Wr. '
SECOND MORTGAOE loans negotiated
Apply Rooms 417-18 First National Bank
Bldg. Bell phone Douglaa 2311. ,
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
PAYNE. BOSTWICK & CO., N. Y. Life.
Private money, 1000 to Sb.OOO; low rate.
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Brandela Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
VACANT lots and houses. Have cash
buyers. 411 Karbach Blk. Red J0;. A-3iA
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
(, I and T-room housea Iv prices are rlghi
w can sell your property for you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO,
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
SWAPS
TUB CALL OF THE LAND.
For the man owning a house in Omaha
and who wishes to buy an irrigated farm
wa have a very attractive proposition.
Tuesday, Dec. 7, we run our firm
"PAYNE SPECIAL excursion to LISCO.
NEBRASKA, in the North Platte Valley.
This tract or 4.0W acres oontalna some or
the finest irrigable land in the state and
is offered In parcels of SO to 500 acres, at
from $J0 to ho per acre, with a paid up
perpetual water right.
Terms are one-fifth cash, balance In ten
yearly Installments.
. The North Platle Valley Is the horns of
sugar beeta, potatoes and alfalfa, and the
lands near Lleco are peculiarly adapted
for raising these crops. An Investment In
a Ltaco farm now Is a guarantee of sure
profits, as ths price of every acre will
double In the naxt ttw years.
If you must eell your home In town be
fore you can buy land at Lisco, aek us
for bur special proposition. We can ar
range to credit the cash value of your
plaoe on one of these farms.
Remember, we leave Omaha Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock In our special car.
Act promptly and be one of our partv.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1st FI. N. Y. L. bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE or . trade. Section, Lincoln
couaty, Nebraska lajid. Aodiess Jay. M.
Riley, Lawrence, Nfb.
FOUR 6-room new modern houses, large
lots, In southwestern part of Omaha; no
incumbrance; want Nebraska lend.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 64. New York. Life Bldg.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED Second-hand office desk. Ad
dress P 674, Bee.
BALTIMORE Id-hand store pays best
pries ad-nand, furniture, clothes, etc. D. Hi
BEST pnee paid for second-hand furni
ture, carpets, clothing and shaves. TeL lut
WANTED To buy a large roll top desk;
good condition; at least ilxa1 long; ad
dress W. 676, Bee. . .
A platform seals In good condition.
Address August Miller, 617 N. S3d St. south
Omaha, Neb. . , .
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED at onca by psrty of 8. for i
or 8 months suite of furnished rooms
with board in private family. Location
must be good. Willing to pay libera ly
for satisfactory rooms. Address W-741.
WANTED Hotel to lent, must be fur
nished. Can give beat of reference as to
ability and charaoter. Address, YV6. cars
The Bee.
WANTED TO BUT.
JOHN. THE BUYER Second-hand and
misfit clothing, wedding dreseea. Best of
prices. Phooea, Douglas 813S and Ind.
B H3S.
WANTED By business man and wife, t
nltely furnished light housekeeping rooms
within 4 blocks of pnstof fu-e. Uiva location
Sl.d price. Address 1014 N, Mth.
WANTED SITUATIONS",
WANTED By young man 10 years, old.
not married. pia!Un as cierk tn diy goods
or general store. Can furnish beat of lefer
ence. Address C lvi, Ue,
' Dnrgnlnn In rnrms.
' y Farm land all over the country is advertised un
der "Farm and Ranch Land." It pays investors to
watch the offerings on the Want-Ad pages.
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continued (
ELDERLY woman wants position as cook
or housework. Aiidrees O 673, Bee.
WANT work as
2763.
chambermaid. Call ft
W. 607. care Bee.
lAPVP 6 I"" coal; for particulars, R.
XiJLiXi n Morehouse Co. W.31tXi; B.2:tf,
WANTED By young man. pise to wnrK
for board while attending Boys college.
Boll, phonea .
YOl'NO lady would like nice quiet place
to work for room and board. Tel. H. 4767
A MIDDLE-AGED MAN of unnueatlom-ii
Integrity, capable of handling almost ain
high grade proposition, desires a position
ns secretary or treasurer. Address Y 10u
care Bee.
WASHING If yotl wanrlt done rlchl
good Web. 739.
POSITION as hoa?eVeepef and companion
runodrrn. comfortable home. P ease give
artiri.lars In f'rst letter. Address, Mrs. I,
V Rucsit, Cedar Rapids. Nb.
LEGAL NOTICES'
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice Is hereby given, that a special
meeting of the stockholders of The Mis
souri Pacific Railway Company will bu
held at the principal offlo of said Com
pany, in the Missouri Pacific Building, No.
71 Market Street, in the City of St. Louis.
Missouri, on Tuesday. . the ljlh dy of
January, 1910, at nine o'clock In the fore
noon of that duY to consider and act upon
the following propositions:
(a) To adopt a code of by-laws for the
Company.
(b) To ratify, assi'nt fo and approve a
certain indenture of b-ase bearing date the
10th day of July, llsN. 'by and between
Roonville, SL Louis & Southern rUitway
Conipany, a corporation of the State of
Missouri, and this Company and authorized
on behalf of this Company at a meeting of
the Board of Directors.' held on the 10th
day of August, 1M. . ,.
(c) To railly, assent to and approve the
purchase by this Company of the whole or
any part of the railroads' and other prop
erty and franchises of all or any of the
following named railroad companies:
Carthage and Western Railway Company,
Jopiln and Western Raitway rrompany. tit.
Louis. Oak H.ll and Caiundelet Railway
Company, Setlalla, Warsaw nd South
western Railway Compunyv The Kansas
City Northwestern Railroad Company. The
Nebraska Southern Railway Company,
Omaha Belt Railway Company, Omaha
Southern Railway Cempany,' Pacific Rail
way Company in Nebraska, The Pueblo
and Stale Line Railroad Company, and
Kaosan and Arkansas Valley Railway.
(d) Fur the purpose of refunding under
lying mortgage bunds and equipment obli
gations of tne Coicpwi' and fui other cor
porate purposes, to consent to, concur in
and authorise an Increase of the bonded
indebtedness of The' Missouri Pacific Rail
way Company, by the amount rt 1176,000, j
by the issue of Quid Bonds of the Com
pany, limited in tne aggregate to the
principal amount of JITj.iXM.IaKi at any one
time outstanding, to beat interest at a rate
or rates not to exceed Uve per oent per
annum, payable semi-annually, and all or
any part of such bonds, as the Board of
Directors may d't mine, to be convertible
at the option of 'tit holder and registered
uwners thereof Into atock of the Railway
Company upon "uch termavaiid otherwise
as the Board or uirei-utrs, may determine;
and to consunt to, concur In and authorise
the execution and del'.veey of a mortgage
and deed of trust on aria le. the hole or
part of the railroads aui-foUiep property
and franchises of tills Company whether
now owned or hereafter antjuVed, to secure
such issue of bends b titis Oompa ,y, and
to consider and act upon" the fo.tn and
terms of such mortgage. ;
(e) To consent to and authorise ths pur
chase by this Company from time io time
of not to exceed I,WM),01I0 par value of the
bonds of the Ft. Lou.s, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.
(1 To rati'y ha proceedings of tho
Board of Directors theretofore taken in
and about the matters aforesaid,, including
ths authorisation of said bonds and mort
gage hi. a dtnu or tritst and the use to D
made of said bonds, and te consider am
act upon such Vathvr business as may
properly uo transacted at the meeting.
The stock transfer oooks of the Company
will be cosed at S P. M. on the 7ih, day
of January, 1910, at.d will remain closed
until 10 A. at. on the 13th day of January.
110.
-Dated. New York. November 17th, 1903.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE J. GOULD. President
A. H. CALEF. Secretary.
"The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
195 Broadway. New York, Nov. 30th, 1909
To tho stockholders of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company: Referring to the notice
sent to you November 17th, 1909, calling a t
special meeting or the stockholders or this
company to be held on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1910, you are notified that ths stock
transfer books of this company will be
closed at t o'clock p. m. December fcth.
IWi, instead ot January 7th, 1910, and re
main closed until 10 o'clock a. m. January
19th. 1910. Thla change In date is made to
avoid any possibility of confusion In deal
ings In the stock and rights to subscribe
to bonds, prior to the date of said special
meeting. If unable to attend the meeting
please sign and return ths proxy which we
have already sent you. A. H. CALEF,
Nov. 18 to Jan., U , . Secretary."
Nov 18 to Jau 18
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Fort Iieavenwoith, Kansas, De
cember 4. 1909. Healed proposals in tripli
cate will be received here until 11 a. m..
central time, January 4, 1910. and thn
opened in the presence of attending bid
ders for the construction ' of an Engineer
School. Annex to Sheridan Hall at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, including plumbing,
heating and electric wiring. Plans aiul
specifications inav be seen at thla office
and offices of Chief. Quartermasters. St.
Paul and Omaha: Builders' Lxchange, St.
Paul; Master Builders' Jxchange and V.
8. Quartermaster's office Scarrltt building,
Kansas City, Mo, "Full Information and
blank forms of proposals' furnished upon
application to this otfic;. Culled States re
serves the rlKht to accent or reject any or
all bids. Envelopes containing tropv.aiH
should bo marked "Proposals' for Engineer
School Annex to' Sheridan Hall at Fort
Leavenworth. Kansas," and addressed to
Captain Wm. D. Favls. Quartermaster IT.
; rt. Army. Construct nu Quartermaster. Fort
Leavenworth, lyanua
D4-8-7-8J1-1
OFFICR OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Fort Robinson, Nebrsska,
Deoensber I, lftrV-Realed proposals for fur
nishing all in-iteiial and labor for addition
I to and repairing pump house, new boilers,
new pumps, etc.. at Fort Robinson, Neb.,
will Ym received here until 11 a. m. January
I. 1110. Plaas and specifications nay be
conpiiired st the office ol the ch'ef onsrler
msster st Denver. Omaha and Chlcsgo.
depot ouartermister at St. Louis, snd at
this office. 'RJank prooosala and Instruc
tions to bidders may be obtained at th
am offlres. Flans and epeclftrat'oni
furnished upon reeelot of certified check
for 815. to Insure their refi-n Fnve'ones
conta'nlna proposls should be 'ndors-d.
"Proposals for Improving and R-nalr'ni
War 8vstem." and stressed t CaotMn
F T. Arnold. Constructing Quartermaster,
Fort Robinson, Nebraska. D-7-8 8-ia.ji
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C. S. BICNJAMIN. O. A
811 So. Clark BU. Chicago. II L
B. FAY MILLS ORDER OF DAY
Speaks at Valtr Charch This Mora
ine on the Divinity of"
Christ.
Benjamin Fay Mills' program today will
be: He will occupy the pulpit of Unity
church at 10:30 a. m., and the subject of his
sermon will be "The Divinity of Christ."
At 3:80 p. m. he will speak at the Lyric
theater on "The Man Walt Whitman."
This lecture is one of Mr. Mills' master
pieces. He says that Whitman Is probably
the best loved and worst hated man for
1,900 years; one of the critics called him
"some escaped lunatic," and one of his ad
mirers, Brohson Alcott, said that he was
"greater than Plato." Ellis U. Graff of the
high school will preside. At 8 p. m. Mr.
Mills will speak a Rain at the Lyric on "Why
I Changed My Rsllglous Opinions." H. C.
Eronie will preside at the evening meeting.
There will be no charge for admission to
any of these meetings.
Mr. Mills' week day program will be al
most as strenuous as his work on Sunday.
llle wtll speak twice dally at Unity church.
At 8 p. m. Monday through Friday he will
give five Interpretations of Whitman's
"Leaves of Grass," which many consider
the greatest collection ot poems ot any
age or language. His subjects a 111 be a?
follows: Mor.dsy, "Walt Whitman's Mes
sage;" Tuesday, Illustrative readings from
"Leaves of Grass;" Wednesday, "The Ap
peal to Originality;" Thursday, "Forbidden
Voices;" Friday, "Cosmic Consciousness.'
At 8 p. m. Monday through Thursday ho
will give four lectures on "The Bnaavad
Cita," or "The Lord's Song," which is ths
heart of ths Hindu philosophy. Mr. Mills
lias studied It in fourteen translailona, and
waa the Intimate friend of the great teacher
of teachers, the Swaml Vivekananda. Mr.,
Mills is probably the most helpful lnur-'
preter ot this ancient message In America.
The special topics will be as follows: on
day, "Immortality;" Tuesday, "Action, In
action and Nonaction;" Wednesday, "What
Makes the World Oo 'Round;" Thursday,
"The Free Soul: Reallxalion."
On Friday evening Mr. Mills will preach
the sermon at the regular serv.ee ot ths
'iempie Lrael.
PULLMAN RATES LOWERED
Oklaboaaa Corporatloa Commlssloa
Orders Cat of Fifty feats st
Makt In Berth Charges.
GUTHRIE, Okl., Dee. J The Plate Cor
poration oommlsslon today ordered a re
duction In Pul'man sleeping ear rates, ef
fective January 1. ..The berth rate per
night Ms reduced frwn U to i.M aud the
seat rate la cut about 40 par cent. Th
Pullman company baa agreed to accept th
new schedule. , At a hearing conducted
by ths commission. It was testified that
the gross earning of the company In this
state last year was IM,44 and tbe profit
t7Vi per cent
NOTRE DAME BACK AT Y0S1
Catholio School Laughs tt Michigan
Coch'i Cry of Ineligibility.
CALLS HIM A POOR SPORTSMAN
thalleagea Harry-ap to Tolnt Oat
Aay Maa oa ladlaaa Team
Who la Dtaqaaltfled
to Play.
NOTRE DAME. Ind., Dec. 6.-T0 he
Sporting Editor of The Hee: Great Indig
nation has been aroused at Notre Dame,
over the unfounded charges, made by
Fielding II. Tost of Michigan. In order
that he might, as he thinks, be able the
more to claim the western honors for his
eleven, which was so decisively defeated
by the gold and blue warriors under the
leadership of F. C. Longman.
The stsnd taken by Mr. Tost brand
him as a bad lo.ter and a poor sportsmsn.
Almost every critic through the west con
siders Michigan's claim to the champion
ship of the west as a huge Joke. In fitct
one authority on foot ball. In a private
letter to the faculty hers said that Yon
was making a "poor squeal."
Both ths western snd the eastern cr!
tics concede the western hunors to th.
Catholics and ths cry that Tost Is malt in.
Is extremely amusing, but his charge
that the Notre Dame men are Ineligible
and that Notre Dsme, as he expresses It,
has eligibility rules of her own, cannot
go unchallenged. If Yost had knowledge
of Ineligibility of any Notre Dame man,
he should have mads this known before
the game with Michigan and to the proper
authorities, the athletic board of con
trol of Notre Dame, and not have ap
pealed to ths general public through the
press. There Is a faculty board of con
trol here which has control of all ath
letics at the university and passes oa the
eligibility o any man In question. Noth
ing Is known at Notre Dame that would
disqualify any man on the team that met
Michigan.
Yost charged Notra Dame with play
ing freshmen and four-year men, which
Notre Dame does not deny, for freshmen
and four-year men are eligible for poil
tlons tif the athletic teams here, but
when playing schools who do not use
their freshmen and four-year men Notre
Dame abides by their ruling, as the
games with the conference schools in the
past have demonstrated. Notre Dame
played four-year men In the game against
Michigan, but Yost used men who have
played more than three years and who
are Ineligible to play against oonferenct
teams. On this ground Michigan lias n
room for complaint for they used the),
four men against Notre Dame and al.-t
sent ths same men into ths content
against Pennsylvania.
No fault can be found with the clasi
standing of the members of the Notre
Dame foot ball eleven. An Interview with
the director of studies, shows that out
of seventeen regulars, eleven have records
for best scholarship, one is president ot
the senior class' and class orator, an
other, a medal man In civil engineering.
Of ths other six, not one has fallen be
low the passing standard In examinations
With the exception of Dolun and
Schmltt, senior engineers, Kelley. Math
ews, Phllbrook and Maloney, who are
engineers and science men, who have
their hands full with their regular
schedule all the rest of the "varsity men
are taking from three to ten extra hourJ
a week. Vaughan, who has been the
sensation of ths season ' has an extra
class on bis bill and he Is an engineer
which Is the hardest course In the cur
riculum. The charges brought forth by Tost are
altogether false and without foundation.
In faot It would be very difficult to find
a more aerlous bunch of young men than
those who have won their, letters on the
gridiron hers this season.
PRIZES FOR IOWAN9 AWARDF.D
Flrat Announcement of Prlsea In
' State Competition of Show.
Tha award of prises for corn offered for
Iowa at the National Corn exposition was
announced; last night. ' The schedule of
awards follows:
For best ten ears yellow dent corn, north
ern section: E. li. uienney, 1 nton, rirst, in;
H M. Wood, Iowa Falls, second, flfi; C. R.
McLean, Union, third, 66. '
For best ten eara white dent corn, north
ern section: H. M. Wood. Iowa Falls, first.
fr0; E- B. Olenny, Union, second, 812 ; Henry
Oeorgw, West Union, third, fo.
For best ten ears or corn otner tnan yei-.
low or white dent, northern section: E. D.
Ripley, Basset t, first. IJ; Henry George,
West Union, second, fo.60; C. W. Swindell,
Ryan, third. f2.
For best ten ears yellow dent corn, south
ern section: C. E. Wilson. Kllver Cltv.
lliFt, too; E. D. Roberts, Red Oak, second,
f7.50.
For best ten ears corn other than yVI-
ern section: Frank Bar, Essex, first, fiS;
Henry Hilton, Malvern, second, f!9; Walter
Hilton, Malvern, thlrC, fl5.
For best ten ears corn others than yel
low or white dent, southern section: Oils
E. Sims, Newton, first, f6; James C. Jen
sen. Weston, second, 86.2J; W. A. Hook,
Packwood, third, 86.
tor best single ear dent corn, Iowa only:
Lewis Hagghrrd. Essex, first. 15; C. E.
Wilson. Silver C'ty. s-cond, fi; Walter Hil-
tcn, Alaivern, third, li.
For beat twenty eais corn, any variety,
Notice of Indebtedness
All existing debts of
oa
. .19
The law of Nebraska require the publication, annually, of notlre
of corporate indebtedness. Kill out blanks In above form, mail to
OMAHA WEEKLY BEE, Omaha, Neb., and notice will be published
In OMAHA WEEKLY BEE. Coat of publication ONE DOLLAR. , '
This notice should contain the names of the I'realilont of corpo.
ration and ma.toritr of Board of Directors. 1
TPTi IS 11 -arw 4f. 'STULA-Pay vhen CURED
All T 1
eral
to last a LIFE TIME. (.TskAiiiNATiON rags.
PO BOOK OM PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS
. K. SL TAJHtY. 314 Bao BuJUIna. Oaaah. atahra.ka
(aaaaMRKS
Iowa onlv: lUrrv Hilton. Malvern, first,
iv ;
For best iwck fife whes.t.1 Ua only:
II M Wd. Iowa Falls, lirst. t r tank
Darker. Milfoid. se. o:id, '. John Miilvilinl.
s porthltwv third. 84. .
For best peck bine stem wheat. Iowa
onl : L. Thumps :. Wa lei s. fiiM. .'.; II.
M Wood, Ioa Falls; sronnd. !;
For best peck wheat .other ihun fife or
biwe at. in, lows only: l.nilo'i; IVimMon,
Kssex, first. Ji.l; Fled Me 'ullour li. Hmd- ,
wick, second. V; John Mulvllillt. Woodlilne,
third. 84.
For beet peck white oatn. Iowa only: A. J.
I oore, tirei-t.e. Inst. j;: l.. I luimpson, Wa
dMia. stroiid, S-; tieoige Minear. Vinton,
third, n. .
lor bi st pick Mack oats. Inwa only: D. O.
Clute. Manchester, fust. 81;; t'luirles A.
Swindell. Kvsn. second. 5; J. W. Robinson,
Ryan, third, fl.
For best peek oats o.her than black or
white, Iowa unly: t'hsrles A . Mwlnflell.
Ryan, first, f',0; Nick Kirslt. Carroll, acc
oud. io; A. L. Houston. Houston, thud. ft.
For best peck six-rowrd barlry. Iowa
onlv: L. Thompson. Wadena, first.' 81'- W;
Fred Mct"ulloili. Hsjdwick. second, 85;
H. M. Wood. loa Falls, third, f4.
For best feck barley o:her than sl-roved,
Iowa only: Charles A. Swindell, ltyan,
first. flO. C. E. Malone, Atlantic, second. 85.
STORM OFF GERMAN COAST
Six Persons Frnsen to Death In Life
boat from temer YeaTaaek,
Wbleh Foundered.
CrXHAVKN. O-rmany, Dec. d News of
fatalities from the storm continue to reach
ere. The fishing steamer Berlin has
iiked up the lifeboat of the small steamer
gisack. at the mouth ef the Kibe. The
. cssel. It Is believed, has foundered, w ith
he loss of all on bonrd. Four men. a
young woman and a child, who were In
.he lifeboat, were frozen lo death-
The torpedo boat "O-sa." while attempt
Ing to put Into Husum harbor, went ashore,
but Its position Is nol regarded 'as dan
gerous. KM DEN, Oermany. T( c. 4. The schooner
H.Vris. bound for Fnstnnd snd loadi-d with
Iron ore, stranded today near Borkuin.
The entire crew, with the exception of a
boy, was lost. "...
CITY OFFICERS AT SUPPER
Pinna for -)clnl Mretlnsr of Mantel
pallty'a Sit vn nt Daring (ilud
. some Holiday snou.
Rome time dining the week between
Christmas and New Years the municipal
officers of Omaha, elective and appointive,
will meet to discuss a beefsteak supper.
The exact date and the place are not set
tl'Sl but City Clerk Butler will get busy
sn ong his collearuos to pet the mutter In
shape for early announcement.
9 for 15c
CO
li
i
yard of Cigars,
the oipar is rouli
but the taste is smooth.
X. LSWI8 ft CO.. Ktktrie,
srsytspsi, -i wrm-mj
ALLEN BR0e. CO.,
DlSTUIBTTEKS,
OMAHA, - ' KKHRASKA.
FOOD FOR InTthr
ervous men
piwer to
htirpVpC work tnd youthfUi vigor
"t'8I-"s gone as a result of over
work cr mental exertion should take
GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They will
make you eat and sleep and be a man
a!!!.
81 Box; 1 boxes 13 SO by mall.
SXEBMAV ft MeCOKUELl. DBUQ CO,
Cor. lGth and Dodrre Streets.
owl nauo noM?isi,
Cor. 16th and Barney Sts- Osuahs, Jteb.
Offer any part Seventy-five Thou
snnd Bliare"; of tho Can'.tiil Stork of
the StibmarlnNavigatIon and Manu
facturing Company, fifteen cents per
share.
W. L. Twyman
1410 Empire Building, Denver, Colo.'
the day of
1 r
, amounted to the sum of
Frssidsat. '
Bring a majority of the
'Board of Directors.-
V . W.-S Z t ft M, : LI
W. r l Br a Zi VI. a
Ail eciai diseases curea witDOUt 81 surgical
operation. No Chloroform. Ether or other gen-
. I ( . ,
aneasthetic nsad. CURE GUARANTEED
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