TUT, BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JANTATtV 14, 1010.
!1
OFERED FOR SALE
MUrrllanrnia
-Cnntlnafd.
IpA AT AT CUT PKICJvS
f Vb,tr coat W guarantee correct weights
Koaenblutt k (ut i'lite Coal Co.
1 ABOUT 1,5 feet -lnch wire ce'iie, tu
ond harm; will sell al bargain. A ppiy li
W. Baker, SupL. Bee lildg.. Omana, N-i
MOTORS New anu cor.dhand Iiy-
all kinds of electrical if pairing. Lei iron
i V.lcctrlcal Works. 3W S. uth M.
HEATER, also cook stive. Harney Htf.
iIALL'3 Mfri. new. itd-hatid, lkl Earn m
" 8CHOLA RSHIP oil lead.ng biiFlnn j.
lexe for sals al discount. Addre P-i
Be.
PERSONAL
(Continued. (
MRS. C'AURIK HMIT1T. marvelous tnnc
nulc hosier. All aliment treated toic
r 1 11 v . nn Islt ronvinee. 14 N. l'h.
rear um.ng 8 . Thou, Intl. H-27S6, lous
lua J-vm.
MMK. A tLKN Of Chirsgo. unit glow, mag;
rtotle ntiil massage treatments, over 2Uj
N. 17lh St. '
7
OULTRY
Screenings 11.(0 100 Iba. Wagner. 801 N. Utli
A few morfc R. C. H. Leghorn nnd Houdan
cockerels for sal- ot $1 cuclt. Geo. J. v ol-
oil. t'lnlrul c ly. NVii.
FOR BALE New ami 2.1 hand hlllli'.i d
lid pool tables. V lea tlx.- wo-id in
cheap bar lixiurcs, tuHy lujn.inU. Minna
Wlck-Baike-Coiicnuei, 4u7 b. loth SU
T DRUQS al cut price; freight paid on r
A mti) orders; catalogue free, biiermsu ft ilj
I Tconnell Drug Co.. Omaha. Nob.
I j WE HAVE on hand a number of Ink oar-
I rels which wo win mi 't v vu. ... ...
are fin for rain tr or no.
pressroom Bee Puulisliitig Co.
NATIONAL. cash iiuibut almost new.
AddreHa M 821. bee.
CALENDAR pads. Burkley Printing Co
NEW LOCATION, ill to Uili Hi.
$ J.UU LUAlJ 4 Weeth. Bom
.200
llai lima
'prion.
OVERCOATS Kll(;hlly used al bar
gain. A. li. bl.MJr.l:. 4lu N. lll.l.
BOURBON Red Turki-y. Flmlidrn
Hurt Indian Itunner Imcka. Mrs. A.
Ilobinrtt. H. 1. Clmrlt-slown. Jnfl.
REAL ESTATE
CITt I'HOPKHil KOH SAI.R.
(Continued.)
MAKB ma an offer for
blon. Tbornliurg l lace.
, J. II l'AKHUTTK. 3i Td
lots S and
Trade-
PRINTING
PHONK 1NU. A-yt-0 fT C"ol F'"ln,ln1
LynKPtnd ruiitln.' Co.. liilh Capitol Ave
WATERS I'HINTINU CO., 8-R2 S. liT.i.
REAL ESTATE
HUAt. KUl'IK UKA1.I0IIS.
Itr.Kt ABSTRACT CO., list. 5M; pronipl
atrvice; itl out onw.. 17 iu i'ainam SL
I'AVNlii 1NV. CO., fnat floor N. Y. Llta
SD-HAND oak counter, hand-curvfd .it i
f bin caHhler plate; vira wicket about 40 ft.
odd ahape; will fit a room V) tt-i w:.ir
Can be aeen at aturatie hou.se. I'ur fur. hi'
particulars 'phone Liouglua ia. ilee liuu.l
Ing Co.
STORf SASH Complete stock fur-
C. Sl'SVEUU &s CO., Contractors anil
Builders, Room O, New York LIU BUI.
FOR 8ALK Pure, well assorted Early
Ohio seed potatoes. Write, for particulars,
W. H. ItlaKernan, Norfolk, NeD.
,4L FOR 8ALB Fine quality well aaJ-orted
4 tatoes; car, bushel or lOU-lb. lots. Write
or Inquire of Norfolk Transfer and Stor
age, Norfolk. Neb.
NEARLY new Royal Acorn heater, 26.
Tel. Webster 6W5. .
FOR BALE Good alfalfa seed, 3 per
Dtisnei, u. a.. '. J lanbury. tieed tor
samples. Reference, Rank of Danbury.
J. L. Dims, Uanuury, tsuo.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON. INST., til N, I. L, Tel. D. 165.
pr. Katnryn Nlohdlaa. m N. T. L. Uldg
PATENTS
D. O. BARN ELL, f axton Blk. Tel. Red 7111.
HUFFUaST Neville Bldg. Book fr.a
PERSONAL
MECIIAN0 THERAPY
drualess curt f'fr grip. Consult Dr
Manruprita Ilalloran. 226 Neville Blk. Xous.
7761. Under supervision of Al. D. ' ,
STRICTLY private horns for confine
ments; trained nurse; babies for adoptions
'am Uavenport. , ,
Arlcne de Voy. Manicuring and maasaga
620 H. lttth St. Flat t. 'Fhon I.
OMAHA Etammerara' Ins., Uamga Bldg.
JIKNJAMIN . K CO.. 477 Brandcls Bfdg.
HEAL KHTaTH TT'lLt;-TKUbT CO.
CD AS. K. WlLLLAMtiiJ.X, IrixiUeiiL
1 I flttlflOlt'l V I'OH
14TII anFIioward
Close in liusiucBs l'roperty
;xij ftei on' the 'Ast Ude of i.h fireet
,(iwtn tiaiiuy uud llonurd, nfxt to Al'd
ar's. Hpicntliu place lo build rnres. O.ily
one bloc to tin- svondiiien of tn Wirid
ae ana two blocks to ine new C.ty Na
loual bank nuilding. Kee us for price.
liAHiliMl.s & HfcYOliN,
1U14 Harney Sneet. .
CIX)SE IN RESIDENCE
t)R sale ok Exchange
Seven-ro.iin liuuxe; lint water lieai; in
Kooil condition inroiutiiiuui; oai n on ailey;
niniiui an pmu; owner now rents tht;e
rooms at 4i); location near Hjtrt'anu Oewey.
M ould like to have two or tnree cotianes,
or wnl sell lor cu-sh. Ca.i lor funrter ln
lormatlon. '.
U.1;vMA MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY,
l'hone Douif. 27x4.. 12-13 Paxlon Blk.
INVESTMENT
173 FT. EAST FRONT ON
2UT11.
Fronts on itiie streets, short dlstanre
snutli of i-'nrnam. tine of the choicest
locations In Omaha for apartment houais.
Owrier want" off-r.
Nowata L.n lot co .
Suite 6"4 NfW York Life Bldg. Rwl 19..
PECOVH MoRTOAOE Innns nenoUaiivl.
Apply Rooms 417-ls First, National Hank
Hlrtr. Boll phone DoiiBlns ?!1S.
i An n an
REAL ESTATE
,, i.A.. :i l.A.Nl' F.)ll "AI.lt
SWAPS
IConttnued.)
Colorado.
70.000 ACHEf ol fertile. Irrigable iond on
the Cosillln (Stale In 'lie San Luis Vslley
of Colorado. The cream nf Colorado Innd.
with perpetual mater risnt. S.vJti acres to
sell at t"0. ;W,000 acre.t sold smru March,
1ji. Write lor adveillsiiut literature.
COSTILLA 1KKK1ATKI) UNU CO..
S12 Railway K.xenanae Bldg.. Lcnver Colo.
, Florldn.
5f0 ACniCS fem and stock land, well
watered, two miles to depot, j."iO0.
Nine seres. Improvements worth price
asked, at depot, $2,r00.
ICikM.v acrts. Hum? fruit, fine spring,
one milts to depot. (1 200; will take part my
In nop; Ideal for health.
West Florida Fruit Farm. Cottagehlll, Fl;i.
$100 PER MONTH'
Ir.come on $tl,2"i0 Investment; 14-room
liooee, ntar Ultli and CapUol Ave.; lot uSx
120 feet; sooth front
K. W. KIOLTENBERO, '
436 Board of I'lade xiiua. L. lolo.
FOK SALE By owner, two-story, brand,
new, square house; 2WJ6 Maplte 1 Ht.; six
rooms, reception hall, bath, Hoofed.' attic
with stairs, full cemented btmement; bedt
furnace, plumbing and combination elec
trlo llKbt and Kas fixtures;' cement Walks;
all reidy to be occupied.'
liinn,
ONE AND rilALF MILES
FROM rOSTOFFICE AT
GLEN WOOD, 1A. .
171 acres at $100 an acre, half qnsh, bal
ance fi year. 6 per cent.. Improvements
con.lst of D-roora house, barn, well and
other outbuilding; 125 acres In apple trees,
bnlance pasture and meadow; only 20mlies
from Omaha. This price good only unill
February 1. If you know about Olcnwood
you can appreciate this proposition. If you
do not care for orchard It will make a
fine farm.
0 'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1002-3-4 N. Y. Life Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
For Exchange
Douhls brick flat, thoroimhly modern.
Hansrom park district. Will exchanged
equity for Omaha vscant property.
New modrn 7-room house, never been
nocnpled, Walnut Hill district; full lot.
Will trade equity for Omaha vacant lots.
I). V. SIIOLES CO., -
HI Pd Trade Bldg', h'th and Farnam Pts.
Telephones, L'oug. 40. lnd. A-2019.
FOR good Income propertv In Omnha,
Hats oi Kood business prrp rty: 310 acres
fine farm land. Adah county. Iowa; good
lmprovrments; exceptional barira'n. CO p-r
acre; is.OnO encumbrnnoe; want t,o hoar
from owners. jXt.dress c :i, r' e.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TAILORS
sfs s S" will now psy ior a ren
VI. J X- made suit at iny shop. I
Tl A, pric-r. not tin quality.
t'"' TAILOR BECK. Ill Son
renl tailor
cut the
ith lr.th.
O. A. LINQIIEST CO.. 210 Paxton Block.
A. THEOHORE. "000" Block Tailor.
8KE S1STEK, young man's fashionable
tailor, 412 13-14-li Paxton Blodk. .
A cheap tai'or is always dntmeroua. Kee
J. A. Krrvttn, 60X-10 Brandels Bldg
JOHN RADMAN. The Tailor, 70; N. 11th Pt.
ATvClllVHI Merchant Tailor,
. JWLllU ,,u Harnpy stii i
Dotlg. 6T.87.
T C T 'WKXr )N boston tailor.
O. Kj. iJA.v.1VOUM UOom 1, Paxton Blk.
A FEW 3R nnd $M suits, while they last,
onlv $2o. MAX MORRIS, The Tailor, ;0l
Brown block.
YOUSEN, BUSY TAITXIR, 120X Farnam.
WANTED TO BUY
P.eal estate transfer for January 13. fur
nished bv the Midland (luarante and Trust
company, bonded abstracters, 1714 Farnam:
Marv C. Porter and hurbsnd to-
l.lllle M. Thomas, part of sublut ,
tsxlot 1. ne of ne. M-V6-U I
Bridget Byrne to William L. Mc-
Namars, lot 7, oioca i. mpion
place
Veronlen Rennoe and husband to
Annie Stur. lot S. block i. Cunning
ham's sulHllvlston
Anthony F. Burth to l.eo Wessely.
lot S. block t. Oworak's addition....
Lu-y A. Hall to James Cauley, lot 17.
block 1. Exchange plaoe
Right Rev. R. Bcannell, bishop of
Omaha, to Cyrelle 1k Clerck and
w ife, lot 10, block 1, Rt. Mary's addi
tion iy'V
Ralston Townslte company to I. Ij.
Ham. nVi of lots 17. W. 19 and 20,
block 3G
City of Omaha to Hush O. Robinson
and Carl A. Hoffman, strip adjoin
ing lot 107, Olse's addition
Hugh (J. Robinson to McCagiie In
vestment company, una oi pan oi
lot 107. Olse's addition
Sheriff to Charles Battelle. part of
lot 107 and strip adjoining uise s
addition
Charles Battelle and wlf to Mc
r.ffita Tnvoatmi.nl nnmivinv. Dart of
L 'l.. lir aa vtrln .illotnlnfl' Ooss
addition
J. N. Haskell, executor, to Robert
Wlklund, lot 19, block 5. Solomon s
addition -
United States Real Estate and Trust
company to Antolne Kment, lot 26,
block 2. Kotmtic's Fifth addition....
Sams to samo, lot 2ft. block 2,
Kountze's Fifth addition
Jesslo F. Lackoye to Louis Rasmus
sen. w30 feet of lot 7, block 2tf. cliy..
Gtore N. Rose et al. to Louis Ras
mimon. same property
Matile M. Mackey and husband to
Edward F. Riley, lot H. Hows l's
subdivision of lot 2, Capital addl
tlon 15'500
Emma C. Cox and husband to Wil
liam 8. Heaton, lot , block S, Briggs
place '0
Ann Seber and husband to Mrs. Mat
tie Cuthlll, lot. 8. Pruvn's sub
division of lot 23H. Millard &
Caldwell's addltlin 1.W0
Flora A. Haynes and husband to
Clyde L. Evans, lot x, diocb. j, r-ac
rick's addition
OOOO price paid
shoes and furniture.
for 2d-hand clothes,
KELNER, JJ. 6041.
BKST price paid for aecond-hand furm
tuie. carpets, clothing and shoe 'l ei, Uu
71. i
IOWA farms recognized as the best for
all purposes. We make Iowa farms a spe
cialty and can supply all wants either for
stock or general farming. Home bai'Kalns.
Write Rowland & Henderson, Marengo, la.,
Just what you would like.
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA, farms for bargains.
F. M. Young, Plattamnuth. Neb.
See
INVESTMENT
A terrace of three frame flats, now rent
ing for $75 per month; rental n e In
creased bv small expenditure. Price $10,000.
Any reasonable offers will be submitted.
For further Information see
THE BYRON ICKKD CO.,
Phones: Ooug. 2i7; A IfS3t. 212 S. 14th St.
Nebraska.
FARM BARGAIN Must be sold on ae
count of owner's health; well Improved
!UI-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles
from town, price, $& per acre; easy terms.
J. X. Campbell. Lilchileld. Neb.
FOR SALE A farm. 216 acres pasture
land, 25 acres alfalfa. 120 acres farm land,
large barn and sheep shed having water
system; good dwelling house. Must be
sokl at once; cheap. Address N. Bloom,
Phillips, Neb.
, PRIVATE HOME during confinement,
babies for adoption. Good Samaritan Sanl
torlura, 740 1st Ave., Council Bluffs, la.
-IvrmCand toupes for men. GRIFFITH.
v'AUk-12 and 14 FRENZEH BLK.
MAGNETIC treatments. Kmtmrlln Brott.
til a 16th, upstair. Doug. 516.
W'H tent 'und' repair" -fcinflnds' of sewing
machines, lnd. A lu63, Doug. 1063.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO..
loth and Harney bts.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-ofi
clothing. In fact anything you do not need
VVa 'collect, repair and sell at 124 X. Uth
MSl., for cost of collection, to the worthy
poor. Call 'phone Oouglas 41A and wagon
will call.
JOS1E WASHBURN'S new book, Ths
Underworld ewti," sold at all look stores,
price, I1.6U v
Af A flMTOTTP treatment. Mme. Smith
DR. EQGERS' private confinement home
1516 Martha Si. Phone Douglas C230.
MISS LA GRANK, baths, manage. 1617
Podge St., basenieut flat. Hours, 10 a. ru
to v p. in. '
OMAHA FRUIT AND
CHICKEN FARM
About" five acres full of ywung bearing
fruit of all klndB. Also a complete equip
ment for raising chickens. Seven-room
house, modern except heat; barn; all build
ings nearly new. Six blocks to Farnam
car line. We can sell for cash or rent. .
OMAHA MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY,
Phone Doug. 274. 612-13 Paxton Blk.
VACANT
$4O0-27th and Ruggles, 60x125.
$300 38th and Parker, 40x130.
$225 3d and Corby, GOx.120.
Very easy terms.
Free abstract warranty deeds.
PAYNE INVESTMENT: CO., .
First Floor N. Y. L. . Bldg.
A HOME for womea during confinement
We find homes for babies wucre mothers
cannot caro for them. Babies boarded
For terms address Mrs. Marina A. Ie
401 Bancroft St., Omaha, Nub. 'Phone
Douglas WiL
MASSAGE ANP BATHS.
R. 308 Old Boston Store Bldg.. 4th floor.
-0 S. lGth St. Stairway on Douglas St.
MAGNETIC and massage treatment 211
No. Uth. St.
MASQUE suits to rent. Theo. Lleben.
SWEDISH massage. Over 206 N. 17th St.
a
J
EXPERIENCED nnrse. Jo yeaiB; ladies
In confinement a specialty: prices reason
able. 3103 S. Uth St.
1
$1,000 FOR INFANTS' HOME.
Your renewal to the Ladles' Home Jour
nal .,nd the Saturday Evening Post Is
ifVirMi 50c to the Chllds' Savins Institute,
IVaiA already earned. Urgent, must have
0V more subscriptions lin January. Rush
thorn In. 1 his is no ordinary hihhniI. but
an Invalid's bid for a Hvlthood In hope of
business on- other publications. Subscrip
tions to Everybody's and McC hue's mean
$100 to me. I duplicate any offer. Write
for complete magazine catalogue and storv,
"A Broken Back." lo It now. Just Gor
don, the Magusln Man, Omaha. 'Phone
Louglaa 71ta.
BELT LINE TRACKAGE
162x120
At southeast corner 2Sth avenue and
Ttovd. one of the most convenient sles
for a lumber or coal yard on the Belt
Line. Two blocks to Ames avenue -cas,
Close to paved streets, permanent walks.
Good 4-room 'cottage on south end, renting
for $10 a month. Price, 2.U0.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, ,
1H14 Ha'rnay Street. '
NEAR 2(!TII & DODGE
ONLY $3,050.00; ; ' "
A tO-room house, built about 8 years ago;
furnace heat; hard pine finish j ' complete
bath room second floor ana toilet ana lavi
tory first floor; fine condition throughout.
Specials all In and paid. Now rented at
$;W, can get $40. This makes a fine Invest
ment or a good home. Easy terms If de
sired. . ..
OMAHA MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY,
Phone Doug 274. 612-19 Paxton Blk.
CHILBLAINS No- 17u02; ""' cure.
VX1XUXLJXVX10 6, Haines Drug Co.
MUST SELL
Two lots in Dundee, on Webster,
between 50th and 51st; 6nG block
to ear and stores.
W. H. GATES,
017 N. Y. Life. Ph.' D. 1294.
6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, $2,600
( Full lot. shade and fruit trees, paved
streHt. concrete walks: 2119 Maple St. Look
at It; part of the payments most easy. And
then, we have others. Nowata Land nod
Lot Co.. Stilt" i'i24 New lor Life Bldtf.
Phone Red 1999. '
EAST FRONT CORNER LOT.
Gaa, sewer and city water; neaf two car
lines: on grade and In one of the .Host
progressive neighborhoods In Omaha.'
A SURE SNAP AT $500. ,
Nowata Land and Lot Co.. Suite (24 New
xorK iite u:ag. 'Phone Uea 1999.
, 7
The Bee's gains in paid
Ads for the month closed,
over the same month last
year, are more than seven
times as great as its near
est competitor.
' 7
HIGHEST price paid for broken watches,
ok', gold. eic. M Nathan, 311 S. 111th.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price 2d-liand furniture, clothes, etc. f. VfS.
- 2T 0
1.000
J.0O0
600
200
1.000
1
1.122
1.123
550
500
.1
1.6f
1500
MAN-BIRD RISES NEARLY MILE
Kecords for High Flights by Aero
plane Broken by Faalhan.
THREE ESTIMATES OF HIS HEIGHT
Jndae'a Mark Places Altltade Tteached
at 4,140 Fret (srtln Sets
Coarse Record at Tvro M In
ates 13 X-B eeonds. '
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
BliST prices for 2dhand furniture. D 44(19.
WANTED Second-hand Lamsoii cash
carrier system, with four or five matlons.
Address Independent, Grand Iuland, Neb
WANTED To purchase last spring pul
lets. State qualities and price asked.
Write or inquire of W. H. Thomas, Brun
dels Stores, Omaha.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Room with modern con
veniences, In private family, by tdngle gen
tleman; state terms and parucu.ars. Ad
dress B 84, Bee.
GOOD LAND CHEAP.
Section of land In western Nebraska, $6
per acre. $2,5uo cash, balance seven years
time.
J. Q. BONE, Council Bluffs, la.
312 Shugart Blk. Phone 814.
WANTED Desk room, with steno
grapher's services, In good office building,
omaha, near business ceutoi. Addres.i,
stating location, terms, etc., P 807, Bee.
FOR SALE One of the best eighty-acre
farms In Thurston county, at $76 per acre;
all In crop, no other Improvements; three
miles from town. Address Hi. Colllgan,
Thurston, Neb.
GOOD LAND $3.67 PER ACRE.
. I have a Union Pacific railroad land con
tract In western Nebraska that has a pay
ment that Is past due. Will Bell fur $1,000
cash, balance several years. P. O. Box
404, Omaha, Neb.
DODGE countv farm 160 acres, three
miles from Fremont, all level land, highly
Improved. Jf taken at once can be. had al
less price than any surrounaing iarm.
Improvements cost $12,000 Price 11Q per
acre.
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1002-3-4 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
' I WANT THE CASH.
I have a Union Pacific railroad land con
tract which . had a payment due 1-7-10. I
want to- borrow enough on contract to
meet payment, which was $235.32, or sell
contract for $1,200, which makes section
less than $4 per acre. P. O. Box 173, Coun
cil Bluffs, la.
-
GENTLEMAN desires modern, steam
heated room, with board In private family.
Desirable location. Address 11-oCj Bee.
PROPOSALS FOR YOUNG - HORSES.
Office of the yuariermaator, Kansas
City Mo., December 16. 1909: Sealed Pro
posals. In triplicate, will be received at
this office until 12 o'clock, M., Central
Time, January 14, 1910, and then opened In
the presence of attending bidders for fur
nishing ik'iO young cavalry and 50 young ar
tillery horses for delivery at Fort Reno
Remount Depot, UKianoma, or otner prom
inent railroad points. The United States
reserves the right to accept or reject any
or all bids or any part , thereof. Blank
forms and all informatlon'can be had upon
application to this office. Envelopes con
taining proposals to be marked "Propo
sals for Young Horses," and addressed
Captain Klrby Walker. Quartermaster.
D-lfi-17-18-20 .1-13-14
RAILWAY TIME CARD
IMON STATION Tenth and Mason.
1'nlon Pacific ,
Leave.- Arrive.
Overland Limited a 7:80 am all:59 pin
China nnd Japan Mall. .a 4:00 pm a B:&0 pin
Atlantic Express a 9:30 am
Oregon and Washington
Limited al2:01 am a 6:45 am
Los Angeles Limited 812:55 pm a 8:50 pm
WANTED SI f UATiONS
WANTED By young n.an. place to work
for board wh.-ia attending Boy.es eolltige.
bITUATlON desired by married man as
clerk In hotel, city or country; good experi
ence and references. Address S 80S, liee.
POSITION as office assistant by trained
nurse with surgical experience.! Address w
89 Bee.
Portland Special..
Colorado Special....
North Platte Local
Colorado Express...
Grand Island Local.
. . .al2 :55 pm a 8 :50' pm
...a 1:46 am a 7:30 am
...a 8:15 am a 4:45 pm
...a 3:50 pm a 6:00 pm
..a &:Z pm aiu:au am
LEGAL NOTICES
Oklahoma.
. OKLAHOMA
We have 100,000 acres of I choice land to
select from, ranging In price from $6 to
$40 per acre. This land is' In the oil and
gaa district and you might get an oil well
with your land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
Texas.
i ...
A DEEP, RICH SOIL, SUNSHINE
all the time;- water when you want it.
Land at $5 to $40 per acre for well im
proved farms; go see It February 1. Very
low round trip rates. Write us.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.. Red 1999.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Invstment Co.
WANTED City loanB. Peters Trust Co.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., lhih and Farnam.
$ii00 to $5,000 on homes in Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co., luol N. Y. Life. Doug, or
A-2152.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
LOWEST RATES Bm!s. Brandels Bldg.
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay.
menu semi-unnuaily. No commission.
W. H. THOMAS.
(OS First National Bank Bldg.
F1VS PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BKalNNAN,
Room L New York Life Bldg:
PAYNE. BOSTWICK CO.. N. Y. Ufa,
Private money, $500 to (5.O0O; low rate.
EASTERN Nebraska farm loans and
loans on high-grade Omaha residence prop
erty at low Interest, optional payments,
no delay. I. Sibbernsen, Old Boston Store
Bldg.
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200.uu on improved property. No delay.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
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1601 Farnam St. Doug. 756.
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1601 Farnam St. Doug. 756. '
THE MISSOURI - PACIFICr.RAILWAT
COMPANY. ' .
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' MttETINO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spe
clal meeting of the Stockholders of The
Missouri Pacific Hallway Compajy Will be
hld at the principal office of said Com-
?iany, in the Missouri Pacific Building, No.
05 Market Street, In the City of St. Louis.
Missouri, on Tuesday, the 18th day . of
January, 1810, at nine o'clock In the fore
noon of that day, to consider and act upon
the following pioposltlons: v
(a) To adopt a code of by-laws for the
Company.
(b) To ratify, assent to and approve a
certain Indenture of lease bearing date the
16th day of Jul, 1D09, by, and between
Boonville, St. Louis & Southern Railway
Company, . corporation of the State of
Mlssouii, and this Company and authorised
on behalf of this Company at a meeting of
tli.' Board of Directors, held on the 16th
dav of August, 1903.
(u) To ratify, assent to an approve the
purchase by this Company of the whole or
any part of the railroads and other prop
erty and franchises ot all or aov of the
following named railroad companies;
Carthage and Western Hallway Company,
Joplln and western ttauway company, St.
Louis, Oak Hill and Carondelet Railway
Company, Sedalla, Warsaw and South
western Railway Company, The Kansas
City Northwestern Railroad Company, The
Nebraska Southern Railway Company,
Omaha Belt Hallway Company, Omaha
Southern Hallway company, pacific Hull
way Company in Nebraska, The Pueblo
and State Llni Railroad Company, and
Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railway.
(d) For the put pose of refunding under
lying mortgage bonds and equipment obli
gations of the Company and lor other cor
porate purposes, to consent to, concur in
and authorise an increase ol the bonded
indebtedness ot The Missouri Paciflo Rail
way Company, by tne amount ot 4i1a.ooo.ooo
by the Issue ot Gold Bonds of the Com
pany, limited in the aggregate to the
principal amount of $175,buuouo at any one
time outsianuiiig, to Dear iniemsi ai a rata
or rates not to exceed five per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, and all or
any part of such bonds, as tne noma of
Directors may determine, to be convertible
at the option of the holders "and registered
owners therecf into stock of the Hallway
Company upon cuch terms and otherwise
as the Board of Directors may determine;
and to com sent to concur in and authorize
the execution and delivery 01 a mortgage
and deed of trust on and of the whole or
part of the railroads and other property
and frsiiclilt.es of tills Company whether
now owned or hereafter acquired, to secure
such issue of bonds by this Company, and
to consider anu act upon the form and
terms of such mortgage.
te) To consent to and authorize the pur
chase by this Company from time to time
of not to exceed &6,oou,000 par vaiue of the
bonds of the St. Louis, iron Meumaln and
Southern Railway Company.
(f) To latlty the proceedings of the
Board of Directors theretofore taken in
and about the nutters aforesaid, Including
the authorlzatlor of said bonds and mort
gage and deud of trust and the use to be
made of said bonds, and to consider and
act upon such other business as may
properly be transacted at til iueUng.
1 he siock transfer 000 as ol tne company
will be closed at I P. M. ou the !lh dai
of January, UUO, and will remain closw
until 10 A. M. on the jvtu aay 01 January,
1910.
Dated, New Yorg, November 17th, 190.
By Older ot the Board of Directors.
GEORGE J. GOULD, President.
A. li. CALEF, Secretary.
"The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
196 Broadway. New York. Nov. Suth. 1909.
To the Stockholders of The Missouri Pacific
Railway company. Referring to tne notice
sent to you November 17th, 1909, calling
special meeting of I he Stockholders of this
Company to be held on the Uth day of Jan
uary, 1910, you are notified that the stock
ttansfer books 01 this Company will be
Cosed at $ o'clock p. m. December 8th,
19ii9, Instead of January 7th, 1910, and re
main closed until 10 o'olock a. 111. January
19th, 1910. This change in date is made to
avoid any possibility of contusion In deal
ings An tho stock and rights to subscribe
to bonds, prior to the date ot said special
meeting. If unable to attend the meeting
please aign and return the proxy which we
have already sent you. A li. CALEK,
Nov. 18 to Jan. 18. Secretary."
Nov. U to Jan. 18.
SWAPS
TO EXCHANGE.
A (0-barrel flouring mill, with a two-storv
brick dwelling and 1J0 acres of land, located
In western Iowa, vulued at $18 OuO. with in
come of $,000, at ( per cent optional; will
traile for lard or Income property; wlnt
have you to offer T George M. Clark, Smith
land, la.
Lincoln-Beatrice Local bl2:45 pm b 1:20 pm
Valparaiso and Central
City -...bl2:40 pm b 1:20 pm
llilcaaro A Northwestern
Colorado-Chicago a 7:45 am a 1:30 am
Chlcngo Daylight S-l. . .a 7:01 am all:S5am
Omaha-Chicago Local.. al2:03 pm all-jfi pm
Colorado-Chicago .,.,..a 6:20 pm a 3!28 pm
Omaha-Chicago Spl....a 6:02 pm a 7:00 am
Pacific Coast-Chicago.. a 6:05 pm a 3:28 pm
Los Angeles-Portlund
Limited a 9:10 pm ai2:05 pm
Overland Llmltott aUMlS am a 7:05 am
Carroll Local a 4:15 am a 9:55 pm
Fast Local Cedar
Rapids-Omaha a 3:35 pm
NORTHWESTERN LINE NORTH.
Twin City and Dakota
Daylight a 7:50 am al0:20 pm
Minnesota and Dakota.a i7:00 pm
Twin City Limited. ...a 8:00 pm a 7:10 am
Sioux City -.Local si 8:46 pm a 3:28 pm
Dakota-Sioux City
Omaha a 1:10 am
Minncsota-Sioux City- " '.' ' -1 1
Omaha all:00 am
NORTHWESTERN LINE WEST.
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:50 am . al0:30 pm
Lincoln-Long Pine '.a 7:50 am all:00 am
Norfolk-South Platte.. b 2:15 prn b 5:20 pm
Hastings-Superior b 2:15 pm b 6:20 pm
Deadwood-Hot Springs. a 6:55 pm a 5:20 pm
Casper-Lander a 3:55 pi all:00 am
Fremont-Albion b 6:30 pm b 1:36 pm
Mlstoorl I'acifl
K. C. and St. L. Ex. ...a 9:40 am a 6:35 am
Sat 12 p. m all:15 pm a 6:30 pm
Illinois Central-
Chicago Express a 7:15 am a 3:45 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 7:15 pm
Minn. -St. t'aui kxd d 7:10 am
Minn. -St. Paul Ltd a 6:00 pm a 7:15 am
Omaiiu-Ft. Dodge Loo'l.b 4:15 pm bll:30 am
Chicago, Hock Island A 1'ariric
- EAST.
Rocky Mountain Lid.. ..a 2:40 am alO.JO pm
Iowa Local a 6:40 pm a 4:30 pm
Chicago Day Express. .a 7:42 am all:55 pm
Des Moines Local a 4:00 pm al2:30 pm
Iowa Local bl0:35 am b 9:55 pm
Chicago-Eastern Exp. . .a 4:40 pm a l:lo pm
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. a 6:08 pm - a 8:02 pm
WEST.
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.
for Lincoln a 8:25 am a 5:47 pm
Colo, and Cal. Exp a 1:25 pm a 4:3d pm
Okia and Texas Exp. ...a 2:30 pm a 1:50 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd...al0:40 pm a 2:25 am
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paal
Overland Limited aJ2:10 am a 7:05 am
Omaha-Chicago Exp. ...a 7:00 am a 9:30 am
Colorado Special a 7:40 am a 1:30 am
Colo. -California Exp... .a 6:00 pm a 3:25 pm
Perry-Omaha Local b 6:15 pm all:05 pm
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Limited....
Twin City Limned.
Chicago Express..
Twin City Express..
Wabash
.a 5:00 pm
.a 8:30 pm a 8:00 am
a 3:45 pm
.a 9:00 am a 9:00 pm
Omaha-St. Louis Exp.. a 6:30 pm a 9:25 am
Mall and Express a 7:30 am all:15pm
cnanoerry iocai trrom
K. C. & St. L. Ex.
Lv. Council Bluffs). .b 5:00 pm bl0:15 am
BlRMGTO.
Mason.
I.OS ANGELES. Cal.. Jan. M.-T.outs
Paulhan, the French aviator broke all of
ficial and unofficial records for altitude in
a Farnam biplane Wednesday. The time In
the air was 50 minutes 40V seconds. . The
time of descent was 7 minutes and 30
seconds.
Cortlandt Field Bishop announced tonight
that the Judges ot the aviation events had
calculated the height of Paulhan's night
today at 4.146 feet. These figures now stand
officially as the record. Paulhan's aneroid
barometer showed his highest altitude as
4,600 feet and the Judges at first figured
close to 6.000 feVt, but tonight, after exten
sive figuring from trlangulatlons and calcu
lations taken by the trlgonotncter, this was
reduced to 4,146 feet.
Paulhan is the Idol of the crowd tonight.
He made his great record shortly after
losing the speed record of the course to
Glenn 11. Curtiss.
The Frenchman, using an engine that had
Just arrived from Paris, had been almos
constantly In the limelight all the after
noon. He had Circled the course again and
again, skidded and dipped and swung
corners in daring fashion that made his
wife shiver.
Condition Are Ideal.
The sun was low toward the sea and the
shadows had begun to gather when he
X made his decision to go higher In the air
than any man in a heavier than air
machine ever had attempted.
The wind barely stirred. Cortland E.
Bishop, president of the Aero Club of
America, stood in front of the Judge's stand
enthusiastio over the beautiful scene that
stretched out before him.
"I never saw such perfect weather for
aviation," he remarked. "We ought to
have the altitude record broken today."
A minute later Paulhan rose in the air.
He bent low his gray-capped head and
smiled a smile ot promise as he mude a
short circle over te mass of .craning spec
tators. Curtiss had. felt the higher cur
rents and came down. Hamilton had
landed tamely. Paulhan pointed north,
went up 1,000 feet, paused over the center
of the field again as though to take an
other last look at . human faces, then
turned north and up again. ;
. By this time there was Just one thing
In all the universe for the crowd the
Frenchman and his air-conquering ma
chine, rapidly becoming a speck In tho
gathering twilight.
Crowd Housed to Frensy.
At the estimated height of l.soo feet Paul
han described a great circle, as It feeling
the currents. By this time he was a mile
and a halt from camp. When word had
spread that hq had beaten the world's
record the vast throng was roused to
frenzy.
Two thousand feet and still climbing.
Sense of distance almost lost from the
earth. No one would have been surprised
If the man and his little wings had b 'en
swallowed up In the Void. .
At 6 o'clock the machine became plainer.
Paulhan began to descend. He came down
easily in front ot the grand stand after
being In the air nearly fifty-one minutes.
As he leaped from his machine, cheeks
glowing and eyes flashing, he was grabbed
by his friends and carried to the grand
stand, where he bared his head amid a
thundei of cheers.
Meets Wife In Balloon.
Paulhan gave the crowd another treat
earlier In the afternoon. The balloon, New
York,. .which had ascended from Hunting
ton park, came drifting toward Aviation
camp. In it was Mme. Paulhan, among
other guests, and when the Frenchman
caught sight of It he sprang to . his Far-
man machine, snapped out Instructions to
his helpers and In a flash dashed off. At
that moment Beachy and Knabenshne, In
their dirigibles, had paswd over the grand
stand and started toward the New York.
But Paulhan, rising In a wide circle to a
height of 600 feet, sailed a mile or more
over the adacent fields and the fringe of
trees that lined the camp on the north
until he had approached close enough to
hall his wife In the balloon, and then sweep
ing down, paid his respects to Beachcy
and to Knabenschue.
Third Day is Perfect.
The third day was perfect. ThevflaKS In
the grandstand hung limp. The field
basked in the warm sun. The crowds
poured in all day until the estimate reached
tha figure of 50,000 and down the fence line,
guarded by 300 deputy sheriffs, the crowd
surged for a mile to the gates.
Stretched out before the eyes of these
fascinated people was a plateau dotted with
th. newest designs in air craft. Paulhan,
hidden from the other aviators, was tinker
ing with a new engine. There was-much
French chatter about. In the sky balloons
were hanging. Across the valley arose a
range ot dim .' mountains and mingling,
clouds and snow, the big white tents ot the
foreign aviators and the headquarters of
Glenn II. Curtiss, hope of America for the
laurels of this neet, were In the fore-
giound. I
The morning passed with no movement
frcm the tents. Toward noon Mlscarul In a
Brellot monoplane flew down the far end
A band played waits mturTei and the official I
starters and markers took their placea. 1
Then the silent Curtiss tpned front hl
tent and the megaphone announced that he
would try for the speed rrord Of the course.
Clad Immaculately, wltM a golfing t-np
pulled low over Ms eyes, he took a sent
and gave th signal. After a short til 11! '
right he Increased his speed to the rate of
4.1V, miles an hour. The time given for the
course of slightly more than a mile and
half was 2:1SH- No sooner had Curtiss
alighted and strolled carelessly away Into
the crowd than Paulhan's manager an
nounced that the Frenchman would seek to
take the speed honor from the American.
Frenchman Tries to Beat It.
The sporting Instinct of the spoctntois
was aroused. Here was a elesneut contest.
The course was cleared with difficulty and
Paulhan started again. Then It was seen
that his engine had less powtjr. His turns
were not so snarp. rue second lap, which
he designated as the one he wished tlm- d.
was fourteen seconds longer than Curtis'
record. The Frenchman kept on flylrg,
however, until he had circled tho course
six times. The sight of his cinft bussing
through the air had become so common
that hundreds turnod to the Kgvptlan
dancers In the side shows along concession
lane.
On none of his rounds did he equal
Curtiss' record, though be covered mote
than eight miles in tha flight.
Pleased by his victory, Curtiss came out
on the course again.. He went up to'.rVl
out the air currents to try for n high
flight. At the height of 100 feet hp circled
Charles K. Hamilton, in a Ctirtlss ma- '
chine, left the ground soon . after In a
qualifying flight, but came down after an
erratic flight of. a few minutes. .'',.'.
Tho Paulhan altitude flight and. -half
clr'le of the field by Curtlrs with Harmon
as passenger wound up the nrografrL . -
T vren 1 7-RI x Machines Unnllfy.
With these events the meet Is now fairly
under way. Including the local airships
there are twenty-six entrlts oh the field.
These are all that qualified of the original
flfty-sbven entries except a tow, devious
without engines that stand lit sheds 'hear
the 'entrance. " .
Chorles F. Johnson of San Francisco was
the latest arrival. His Curtiss machine
was towed to the fl'ld late In the diy,
BIG
CROWD AT HOW 1,1 G MF.BT
Klsjhty Five-Men Tennis Entered, in
at. Louis Tourney...
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13. Eighty five-men
teams have been entered for. the Middle
West bowling tournament which opens here
January 20, with a corresponding number
of entries In the singles and two-men
events. The entry list closed tonight.
Teams have been entered from Omaha,
Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Blufts
and the Tnecttng promises to be one of the
largest yet held In the middle -wert. .
Besides the medals in each class $5,000 In
I rlzea will be awarded.
STATION Tenth and
Burlington
Leave. Arrive.
Denver and California.. a 4:10 pm a 8:46 pm
Puget Sound Express. ..a 4:10 pm a:10pm
Nebraska points a 8:20 am a 6:10 pm
macK Mills a 4:10 pm a 6:10 ntn
Northwest Express all'30 pm a 7:10 am
Nebraska points ... a 8:20am a 6:10pm
Lincoln Mail b 1.20 pm al2 :15 pm
Nebraska Express a 9:15 am a 6:10 pm
Lincoln Ixcal b 9 0S am
Lincoln Local a 7:25 pm a T:W)pm
Schuyler-Plattsmouth ,.b 3.05 pm bl0:20am
STOCKHOLDERS' MEKTINm.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Bee
Building company will be held st o'clock
p. m Tuesday, January 18, 1910, at the
office of said company In The riee building
Omaha, for tho election of a board of di
rectors for the ensuing year anu the trans
action of such other buslneus ss may prop
erly come uerore sucn meeting.
H. A HASKELL, Secietary.
Dec. 7-m DAS.
Pluttsmouth-Iowa
Bellevue-Plattsmnuth
Colorado Limited
Chicago Special
Chicago Express..
..a 9:18 am a 8:50 pm
..a 1:) pm a 2:40 pm
..all :30am a 7:10 am
..a 7:20 am all :10 pm
..a 4:20 pin a 8:55 pm
Chicago Fast Express... a 6:20 pm a 8:00 am
lowa Local a 9:15 am a11:45am
St. Louis Express a 4:55 pm al1:4ram
lv. 1. ami St. Joseph. .. .al0:46 pm a 4:45am
K. C. and Ht. Joseph. ...a 9:15 am a 6.10 pin
lv. c. ana josepn..a 4: pm
WEBSTER STATION Fifteenth and
Webster.
Leave. Arrive
b 8:60 pm bl2:10pm
Paul, Minneapolis A
Missouri Pacific
Auburn Local
ChleuKo, St.
Omaha-
Leave. Arrive.
8loux City Express b 2:00 Dm btl :45 am
Omaha I .oca I c 6:20 pm
niuuj :ity f-ussenger D f.JO pm
1 win 1 ny 'asscnger..,,D :) am
Sioux City I -oca I c 8:36 am
Emerson Local b 6:55 pm b 8:10 am
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
WITH THE nOWLKHS
Tho Drcshers defeated the Hospe CO., two
games out of three with Truxh bowling
three games over 200 and getting high total
of 635 pins. In the Mercantile league, the
Midland Paint and Glass Co.; won all
three games. Score:
-r HOSPE CO.
1st. 2d. Sd. Total.
totiscm lliti
Zitzman, W 221
Kushnell 1N9
Zitzman,
VVeber ...
Totals
Trush ..
Jensen .
Grunt ..
chmldt
Goff ...
E.
1H7
144
182
ISA
136
223
162
237
177
177
173
LSI
5H
502
5K3
487
V 907
DRESHERS.
1st. .. 2d.
212
171
144
.rr 210
179
8S6 945 . 2.738
2'0
201
'13
12
164
3d. Total.
214
210
173
183
172
635
6S2
458
rr,5
615
Totals
916 872 - 952 2,740
MILDAND PAINT AND GLASS CO.
ChriHtonsen
Grossman .
Weeks ,
1st.
I'M-
, n
233
2d.
1U
199 .
142
3d. Total.
132-
204 .
106
4i8
616
641
Totals
512 60S 502 1.M3
EQUITABLE LIFE
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
1.-)
16
170
130
184
1C0
467
4X2 500
4S6 4S3 1,455
Vulteo 17
Reed 132
Pickard 17
Total 4S0
Lant eenlng on tho Metropolitan- alleys
the Glendales defeated O'Brien's , Monte
Chrletos three HtralKlU games. The Glen
dales averaged 9I.-7. getting one 1,006 game.
Stupe of the Glendales had hlvh game of
234 and high total of 61S. Anderson of the
Monte Chrlstos had high .game with 227
and hgh total of 610. Tonight the Brode
gaatd Crowns will play the Omaha Bi
cycles. Score: . "
GLENDALES.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
hman l .I2 - i3- 'ill
Klauck 19H ' 214 171 t 67R
OckHiis 183 176' MR- . 527
Stupe , 1'13 234 223 'US
Camp M , 170 .- l'Xt 567
Totals 919 1.006 , 916 2 901
of the coursfc and whetted the appetite of
t,he crowd, which had grown by this time
to tremendous proportions.
Curtiss Sets Course Record,
At 2 o'clock tf Ings began to happen. The
balloons and the dirigibles driven by
Knabcnschue and Beachey crowded over
thJ course, f wo Curtiss machines were
dragged to the white-marked starting place.
MONTE CHRISTOS.
Baehr ....
Lough ....
Spet
Lauy
Anderson ,
. Totals.
1st.
. 202
. 155
. 124
. 114
. 227
2d.
180
11
191
13S
201
.Id. Total.
176
172
15b .
157
1X2
5.4
463
471
610
852 S56 843 2,511
South Omaha Howlers. '
The Stelllngs defeated the Gophers' last
evening at South Omaha, winning three
straight games. C. J. - Francisco made the
highest score on the alleys this season by
rolling 244. The scores: -
STELL1XC1S,
1st.
Sujjrvln 153
Wollstedt 147
Koll ..L 1-1
Zeek ..I lo5
Winters
Totals
Clark
Kellogg ...
O'Hern ...
Fitzgerald
Francisco
.152
..728 .
GOPHERS.
1st.
102
125
...10.
H!3
171
Totals ,,t:70
2d. 3d. Total.
140 15U 452
133 MS . 418
1H3 180 464
140 139 ' 434
163 158 . 473
739 . 804 2,271
2d. 3d. Total.
HI 133 378
111 13 " 3i:9
114 106 859
145 ' 155 463
li 244 , 5X1
707 "71, , 2,148
Knmes Wins front lie Oro,
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Fred Fames of
Denver won the world's - championship at
three-cushion carom billiards tonight from
Alfredo Do Oro, the Cuban title holder, In
the third block of fifty points played, by
a final score of 150 to 137.
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