1
Till; IJKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1010.
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OFERE.D FOR SALE
(Continued.)
Piano.
UPRIGHT Kimball piano, big bargain
owner leaving city. 210 N. 22d.
Tfaewrltera.
RECOND hand typewriter aoM. repaired
Central Typewriter Exchange. 177 Farr.am
TYPEWRITER
r lightly iisr-d and rebuilt Underwoods.
Ollvirs, Remingtons, Smith Premiers, Mon
arch. Ij. C. Smiths and other make. Full
guarantee. Price '4 and m.inufacturrrs'
l6 and Up). Lowell rental prices. Look
over our atock before buyinsr or write for
our bargain list. Distributers L. O. Smith
At Bros, typewriter. '
13. F. SWANSON CO., Inc.,
417 S. 15th St., Omaha. Neb.
Also atoren at Den Moint-s and Lincoln.
Typewriters Ipor Rent b.f. vV0
on Co., 415 South 15th St.. Omaha.'
Phonographs.
SECOND-HAND Kdlson and other Phon
ORfaphs. til to 10; Komi an new. Cull o'
write. Piano Player Co., Old Boston Store.
Mlseellaaeou.
m A t : AT CUT prices
, A t fa I We aava you from 50c to
11.50 on every ton and give
better coal. We guarantee correct weights.
liosenblatt' Cut Prk Coal Co.
ABOUT L608 feet H-lnch wire cable. e
end band; will cell at bargain. Apply R
W. Baker. Supt Bee Bldg.. Omaha. N'U
ONLY restaurant In town of 700. 1200
required. Joseph Mlkkrlson, Farwell, Neb,
Kindling $1 a load d-elivered. D. 44G9.
SODA FOUNTAINS, new and second
hand; monthly payments. Upright, IMS
Farnam St.
MnTnT?i N,w an1 secondhand Dy
iUiVO namos and Motors: also
all kinds of electrical repairing. Leliron
Electrical .Works, 313 8. 12th St.
HEATER, aUo cook stove. Harney 3886.
HALL'S safes.' new. 2d-hand. UU Farnam
6CHOL. RSH1P on leading buslnesa ol
lege for aula at discount Address P-G06.
Bc-e.
FOR SALE New and 2d-hand billiard
and pool tablea. We lead the wo id In
cheap bar fixtures. ay payments limns-Wick-Balke-Collenutfl.
4V7 8. 10th St
URUQ8 at cut prices; freight paid on all
$10 orders; catalogue free. Sherman & Mo
Connoll Drug Co., Omaha, Neb.
WE HAVE on band a number of Ink Dar
rein which we will sell at jc eacu. Ti.y
are fine for rain water or an lie. Can at
pressroom Bee Publishing Co.
NATIONAL cash register almost new.
Address It 821. Bee,
CALENDAR pads. Burklcy Printing Co
NEW LOCATION. 417 H. 12 U He
(Ml (O AT, ,tB fcd; fy It. Harmon
Weeth. Both 'phon.
0()() OVERCOATS slightly used alTi bar
.W ain A H aLNUilH. 416 N. Itlh. '
ID-HAND oak counter, hand-carved .liar
bla oashler plate; v ire wicket about 40 ft
odd shape; will fit a room 20 feet wide
Can be aeen at storage house. For furthei
particulars 'phone Douglas ZJ4, Bee lluiiil
lug Co.
STORM SASIlCornpJet t00k fur-
,7, , . liiBhed on short noiloe.
C. SUNDELL & CO., Contractors and
Builders, Room O, New York Life Bldg.
FOR BALE Pure, well assorted Early
Ohio seed potatoes. Write for particulars.
W. H. Blakeman, Norfolk, Neb.
FOR BALE Fine quality well assorted
potatoes; car, bushel or 100-lb. lota Write
or Inquire of Norfolk Transfer and Stor
age, Norfolk, NeU ,
NEARLY new Royal Acorn heater, $i&.
Tel. Webster 694
FOR SALE Good alfalfa seed, $ per
bushel, F. O. .B.. Datibury. Seed for
samples. Reference,- Brink of - Uanbury.
J. L. 81 ma. Danbury, Nb.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INST., 418 N. Y. I. Tel. D. 1004.
Dr. Kathryn Nicholas. 60S N. Y. ) Bldg
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELL. T axton Blk. Tel. Red 711).
HUFFMAN. 818 Neville Bldg. Book free
PERSONAL
MECHANO THERAPY ta a drug-loss
cure for grip. Consult Dr. 'Marguerite
Halloran, 226 Neville Mik. Doug. V7CL
Under aupervlsion of M. D.
STRICTLY private home for confine
ments; trained nurse; babies for adoptions
8618 Davenport.
Arlene de Voy. Manicuring and massags
620 S. 16th St. Fiat 8 Phone D. 7tiS0.
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., Ramge Bldg.
PRIVATE HOMK during confinement,
babies for adoption. Good Samaritan Sank
torlum, 740 1st Ave.. Council Bluffs, la. -
VTnnl toupea for men. GRIFFITH.
"AVU-12 and 14 FRLNZER BLiv.
MAGNETIC treatments. F.mmvrUn Brott,
1323 8. lth, upsiaira. Doug. 61Si
WE rant and repair all ktnda of sewing
machines, lnd. A lia, Ddua. liia.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO..
15th and Harney Sts. '
THE SALVATION ARM Y solicit, a.t.nfl
clotting, In fact anything you do not ned
We collect, repair and sell at 134 N. ilth
St., for coat of collection, to the worthy
poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4135 and wagos
will call.
JOS1K WASHBURN'S new book. "Tht
Underworld Sewer," sold at all book store,
price, $1.50. . -
M AriMPlTTf! treatment. Mme. Smith
DR. SOGERS' private confinement home
1616 Martha St Phone Douglas 6ZJ0.
The '
Bee's gains
in paid Want Ads,
for the month closed,
is more than .
seven times as
great as its
i
nearest
competitor.
PERSONAL
(Continued.)
MISS LA GRANK, bath, masaags. 11 1
tnlg 81.. baeeinent flat. Houra. 10 a. m
to V p. m.
A HOMK for women during confinement
V find homes lor- babies w here mother
cannot care for them. Rablee boarded
For term arldreas Mm Martha A.
m Bancioft St., Oinana. Nab. 'Phon"
Douglas 1921. ,
tUSSAOG AND BATHS.
It. iV Old lloHton Store Bldg.. 4th floor.
120 8. lGth St Stairway on Douglas St.
UAONETIC and massag treatment
No. 15 th Ht
211
MASQUE nulla ta rent. Theo. Lieben.
SWEDISH massage. Over 206 N. 17th St.
EXPKRIENCED nurse, 36 yeara; ladles
In confinement a specialty; prlcea reason
able. Ill 8. 13th eU.
31,000 FOR INFANTS' HOME.
Your renewal to the Lad es' Home Jour
nal and the Saturday Evening Post Is
worth 60c to the Childs Saving Institute,
$700 already enrneil. Urgent, must have
100 more subscription In January. Rush
tliem In. This Is no ordinary appeal, but
an Invalid's bid for a llvllhood In hope of
business on other publications. Subscrip
tions to Everybody's' and McCltire's mean
HOO to me. I duplicate any offer. Write
for complete magazine catalogue and story,
"A Broken Hack." Do It now. Just Gor
don, the Magazine Man, Omaha. 'Phone
Douglas 1W.
CHILBLAINS gj r&V'cl
MRS. CARRIE SMITH, marvelous mag
netic healer. All ailments treated success
fully. One visit convinces. 814 N. 19'.h,
l.ear Cuming St. Phones. Ind. B-2786. Doug-
US 5SN0.
MME. ALLEN of Chlcaao. salt alow, mag
netic and massage treatments. Over 203
N. 17th St
POULTRY
Screenings. 11.60 100 Iba. Wagner. Wl N. 16tu
A few mor R. C. B. Leghorn and Houdan
corkerela for sale at tl each. Geo. J. Wol
ott. Central C'ty, Neb.
BOURRON Red Turkeys, Embden Oeise
and Indian Runner Ducks. ' Mrs. .A. C.
Hoblnett, R. L Charlestown, lnd.
WHITE Wyandotte cockerels, fine birds,
at $1 each; order direct from ad. Mrs. r.
B. Johnson, Crofton, Neb.
PRINTING
'PHON'V! miy A-JK20 for good printing
Ly'ngstad Printing Co.. 16th Capitol Ave.
WATERS PRINTING CO., 622-624 S. 12th.
REAL ESTATE
HEAL ECSTATIC DliALERS.
REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 185S; prompi
service; gut oui pricrs. 17 lu Farnam lit
PAYNE INV. CO., first floor N. Y. Life
BENJAMIN . U. CO., 477 Brandels Bldg
KKAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
- CuAS. hi. WlLLlAMtioN, Preiudenb
, CliV PHOPKHT FOK A LB.
$2300
3909 Corby St.
Practically new five-room cottage, nicely
papered throughout, an attractive up-to-
naie home, good sized room, modern except
furnace, fun tO-fuol lot, desirable neigh-
uornood, handy to street car, reasonable
terms.
SCH1MER A CHASE CO.,
Cky. Suburban and Farm Property.
Fire, Tornado and Plate Giasa Insurance.
' Surety Bonds.
Factory Sites and Business Opportunities
in Ralston;
309 S. 17th St. ' Both Phones.
40x66, $2,200
HEAR'!' OF CITY. . '
Harrison & Morton
MY six-room brick house, modern except
heat. Price $1,700, $300 cash, in walnut
Hill, Vi block from car. Must be sold In
five days. Address C'-ti9.
44x132, $23,500
12TH ' AN D HARNEY.
Harrison & Morton
$100 PER MONTH
Income on $6,250 Investment; 14-room
house, near 13th and Capitol Ave.; lot ;tx
U feet; south nont. I
E.. W. STOLTENBERQ.
436 Board of Truue i5lug. U. 1510.
FOR SALE Hy owner, two-story, brand
new, square house; 2S0U Maple at.; six
rooms, reception hall, bath, tloored attic
wJth stairs, full cemented basement; best
turnace, piummng ana combination eiec
n-lc light and gus fixtures; cement walks
all reuciy to - be occupied.
44x66, $7,500
13TH NEAR FARNAM.
Harrison & Morton
6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. 2,600
Full lot. sliad9 und truit trees, jumi
stian, concrete walks: ill J iiapie st. Luo
at It; part of the payments moot easy. And
then, we have others. Nowata Land n
Lot Co., Suite 824 New Vara Lite B.d
i'hone lied IW9.
44x132, $10,000
Tract heart of wholesale district,
Harrison & Morton
BAST FRONT CORNER LOT.
Gas. seWer and city water; near two ci
lines; on i;rale and In one of the .nos
progressive neighborhoods In Omaha.
A SURE SNAP AT $500.
Nowata Land and Lot Co.. Suite 624 New
York Lire man. 'Phone Red lttU).
REAL ESTATE
CITY PKOTKHTY FOK SA1.K.
(Continued.)
MAKE ma an offer for lota I and
block 6, Thornburg Place.
J. H. FARROTTE. 326 Bd. Trada.
INVESTMENT
173 FT. EAST FRONT ON
29TII.
Front! on mre atreeta, ahort dlataaca
south of farnam. One of the cholo-at
location In Omaha for apartment house.
Owner want offr.
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.,
Suit 624 New York Life bldg. Red IMS.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMI HAX.ll I. AMU FOR SAL
Colorado. v
70.000 ACRES ol fertile. Irrigable land on
the Costilla estate In 'he San Luis valley
of Colorado. The erf am of Colorado land.
with perpetual water right j.oou acres to
sell at $M). 20.000 acres sold since March,
1909. Write for advertising literature.
COSTILLA IRRIGATED LAND CO..
313 Railway Exchange Bidg., Denver Colo.
Flarlda.
560 ACRE9 farm and stock land,
watered, two miles to depot. 15,500.
well
Nine acres, improvement worth price
asked, at depot, 12,500.
Eighty acres, some fruit, fine springs.
one mile to depot, $1,300; will take part pay
ciodm: Ideal for health.
West Florida Fruit Farm. Cottagehlll. Flu.
Iowa.
ONE AND A HALF MILES
FROM POSTOFFICE AT
QLENWOOD, IA.
171 acres at $100 an acre, half cash, bal-
nce 6 years. 6 pr cent. Improvem-nts
consist of -room house, barn, well and
other outbuildings; 125 acres In apple trees,
balance pasture and meadow; only 20 miles
from Omaha. This price good only unit)
February 1. If you know about Olonwood
you can appreciate this proposition. If you
do not care for orchard It will make a
fine farm.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1002-3-4. N. Y. Life Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
IOWA farms recognised aa the best for
11 purposes. We make Iowa farms a spe
lalty and can supply all wants either for
tock or general larmlna. Some bargains.
Write Rowland &. Henderson, Marengo, la.,
Just what you would like.
Mlnaoootm. - -
MINNESOTA, farms for bargains.
See
M. xoung, Platlsmoutb. Neb.
Neoraalta.
FARM BARGAIN Must be sold on ac
count of owner's health; well Improved
liiW-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles
rom town, price, Ja per acre; easy terms.
i'. Campbell. Litchfield, Neb.
FOR SALE A farm, 215 acre pasture
and. 25 acres alfalfa, 120 acres farm land,
arge barn -and sheep shed having water
fcystem; gdod dwelling house. Must do
sold at once; cheap. Address N. Bloom,
Phillips, Neb.
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 iii. coingan,
Thurston, Neb.
DODOB county farm 100 acres, three
miles from Fremont, all level land, highly
Improved. If taken at once can be had at
less Drlce than anv surrounding iarm,
Improvements cost $13,000 Price $110 per
acre.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1002-3-4 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM
NEAR OMAHA, 200 acres. Two sets
of Improvements. On macadam road
For particulars see
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
No. 1320 Farnam Street.
Tel. Doug. 1064; Ind. A-1064.
SARPY COUNTY
FARM
Five miles from Gretna: 1C0 acres, all
under plow, except about 'M acres: good Im
provements: high rolling, not range, land;
price, $1U0 per acre.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1003-4-5 N. T. Life. Omaha, Neb.
Ml
MONTANA LANDS.
I hav for sale 7,680 acre of fine farm
ing land, all within 8 mile of a small town
on th extension of the C, M., P. 8. R. R.,
In Custer county, Montana, which I will
sell as a body or cut It up to please the
purchaser, and on liberal terms. For par
ticulars addreaa E. E. Jordan. Wibaux.
Mont.
Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA
We have 100,000 acres of choice land to
select from, ranging In price from $5 to
$40 per acre. This land Is In th oil and
gas district ana you might get an on well
with your land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
Texas.
A DEEP, RICH SOIL, SUNSHINE
all the time; water when you - want It.
Land at fi to $40 per acre for well 1m-
firoved farms; go. see It February 1. Very
ow round trip rates. Write us.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO..
Suite 624 New York Lite Bldg.. Red 1999.
Gulf Coast of
Texas
If you are planning a pleasure trip
to the "Sunny South" or are looking
for an investment we can show you
the most delightful climate, the best
land and one of the best investments
in America. By joining our Chicago-
Minneapolis-Des Moines-Omaha-Lincoln
excursion, leaving Omaha 4:40 p. m.,
Lincoln 6:40 p. m., Tuesday, January
18, rla Rock island Ry. to Brownsville,
you will aee all of the Oulf coast,
Round trip rates Omaha and Lincoln,
$27.50. Private hotel cars. Home cook
ing. Brownsville is 371 miles aouth
of Houston. For particulars write or
call upon
Security Land Co.,
Paxton Hotel, Omaha.
E. M. Eyfert, Mgr.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Invstment Co.
W ANTIC D City loans. Peter Trust Co,
$100 to $10,000 mad promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bidg., jsut ana farnam.
$aO0 to $5,000 on home In Omaha. O'Keef
Real Estate Co., loul N. Y. Lit. Doug, or
A-4162.
WANTED City loan and warranta. W
Farnam Msnlth Co., UM Farnam St.
LOW KIT f KA T KS Beinl a Uraadeka Bldg.
LOANS te home owners and horn build
ers, will; privilege ( making partial pay.
Mini senii-aniiuaiiy no coiuruiMioa.
W. H. THOMAS.
08 First National Man Bldg.
SECOND MORTOAOE loans negotiated.
Apply Rooms 417-18 First National Bank
Bldg. Bcu pboue Uougla liii.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
H'orulnuedl
FIVK PER CENT MONEY
to loan, on
Omaha Bualnee Property.
1 HUM AH HRKNNAfs.
Boom L New Tor Life bldg;
PAYNE. BOSTWICK CO., N. Y. life.
private money, $500 to $&,000; low rat.
EASTERN Nebraska farm loans and
loans on high-grade Omaha rer.ldence prop
erty at low Interest. Optional paymenta,
no delay. I. bibbernsen. Old Bouiun Store
Bldg.
GARVIN BROS.. 818 N. Y. Ufa, $M0 te
$.00,000 on Improved property. No delay.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE liUVEKS FOR
$, 6 and T- room bouses. If prices are right
we can ai, your property for you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite li N. Y. Life Bide.
1 WANT Information about a good grain
tock farm for sale. I know of over l.lerly com befor uch meeting.
buyers, willing to pay your price. I can
tell you how to find them. Write me about
It and let'a see If we can close up a deal.
Addreas at once, Arthur Capper, Dept. 26,
Topeka, Kan.
SWAPS
TO EXCHANGK.
A 60-barrel flouring mill, with a two-story
brick dwelling and IM acres of land, located
in western Iowa, valued at $18,000, with In
come of $il,000, at 6 per cent optional; will
trade for land or Income property; what
hav you to offer? George U. Clark. Smita
land. la.
WE MAKE a specialty of exchanging
property. HARRY H. CULVER, Suite 306,
N. Y. Life Bldg.. Omaha.
FOR good Income property in Omaha.
flats or good buslnesa property; 810 acre
fine farm land, Aaair county, lows: good
Improvements; exceptional bargain, $15 par
acre; $$,000 encumbrance; want to hear
from owners. Address tj 7i, ee.
TAILORS
$25
will now pay for a real tailor
made suit at my shop. I out the
price, not the quality.
TAILOR BECK. Ill South 15th.
G. A. LINQUEST CO., 235 1 Pax ton Block.
A. THEODORE, "600" Block Tailor.
SEK
9ISTEK, young man's fashionable
tailor.
412-11-14-15 Paxton Block.
A rh.Q n tAllnr I llWBVI dftnl.rom R..
J. A. Kervan, MJB-10 Branoets tiiug.
ATrnnVAf Merchant Tailor,
. auuim MU Harney Bt. Doug. 638?.
JOHN RADMAN, The Tailor, 706 N. 16th fit
T I"! T A PTRnM BOSTON TAILOR.
y. v. -.vvkw.. jiooro 1, I
Paxton Blk.
A FEW $ffi and $30 suits, while they last
only $25. MAX MORRIS, The Tailor, 301
Brown block.
YOUSEN, BUSY TAILOR, 1203 Farnam.
'NORDIN, The Tailor 1522 Douglas St.
Rylen & Linderman
A RTTHTN Cleaning, dyeing, suits
WANTED TO BUY
OOOD price paid for 2d-hand clothes.
snoes ana inrniture. uglnkk, u. 5041.
HIGHEST price paid for broken watches, i
goia. etc. ai. Natuan, su au istn.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price za-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. U'&.
BEST pries paid for second-hand furnl
ture, carpeta clothing and ahoe Tel. Ceoug
BEST price for 2dhand furniture. D 4468.
WANTED Second-hand - Lamson cash
carrier system, with four or five station.
Address Independent. Grand Island, Neb.
WANTED To purchaae laat spring pul
lets. State oualitlea . and nrlrA naked.
Write or Inquire of W. H. Thomas, Bran-
amm ororee, umana.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED By gentleman of quiet tastes,
room wunout Doara in private family. Ad
aressA.jK2,Beej; .
WANTEDSITUATIONS
YOUNO man, experienced tn real estate.
wants position with a good real estate
firm on salary and commission. Q 882.
care 01 uee.
WANTED By young man. Dlace to work
lor board while attending Boy. cello.
SITUATION desired by married man as
clerk In hotel, city or country; good experl-
ence and references, ddree S 808, Bee.
' 1
POSITION as office assistant hv truing
nurse with aurgical experience. Add res W
ft Boe.
LEGAL NOTICES
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COM PAN X.
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
NOTICE IS Ho.Rc.ox U1VUN that a so.
clal meeting of the Stockholder of Th
Missouri Paclflo Railway Compa.iy will b
held at the nrinclnai office or said Com
pany, In the Missouri Pacific Building, No,
ivn 111 .1 ... DUI.l, (1. . " ' J w. M.. .ID,
Missouri, on Tuesday, the ISth day of
January. 1910. at nine o clock in tne fore
noon of that day, to consider and act upon
the following pioposltlons
(a) To adopt a code 01 Dy-iaws lor me
Comoanr.
i hi To ratify, assent to and arorov a
certain Indenture of less bearing date th
10th day of July, 1909. by and between
Boonvllle. St. Louis tic southern Railway
Company, a corporation of the State of
Missouri, and tnis company ana luinonna
on beha-rf of this Company at a meeting of
tl..' Board of Directors, held on the 16th
duv of August. 1909.
(c) To ratify, aasent to ana. approve the
purchase by this Comjwny of th whole or
anv tart of the railroad and other prop
erty aad franchlat of all or aov of th
following named railroad companies
Carlhag and Western Railway Company,
Joplln and Westem Railway Company, St.
Louis, Oak Hill and Carondelet Railway
Comuany. SedUla. Warsaw and South-
western Railway Compauy, The JaLauaas
City Northwestern Railroad Company, Th
Nebraska Southern Railway Company,
Omaha Belt Railway Company. Omaha
Southern Hallway Company, paolflo Hall
way Company In Keoiaaka, The Pueblo
and State - Lint Railroad Company, aud
Kansas and Arkansas Valley Hallway.
(d) For th puipua of refunding under
lying morigag bonds and equipment obli
gation of th Company and for niuer oor-
ILTS""1?
nd authorise an Increase of th bonded
Indebtedness ol The Missouri Pacific Hall
y Company, by the amount of $176,000,000
by th. l..u of Gold Bond of the Com-
pany. limited In the aggregate to the
principal amount of $17$,UuuoOu at any ou
time outstanding, to bear interest at a rat
or rate not to exceed five per oent per
annum, payable ssmi-annuall and all or
any part of such bonds, aa th Board of
Director may determine, 10 b convertible
at th option of the rolders and registered
owners thtrec f into stock of the Hallway
Company upon such term and otherwise
as th Board of Director may determine;
and to consent to concur In and authorise
the execution and dUve,-y ol a mortgage
aad deed of trust on and of th whole or
oart of the railroad and other property
and franchise of tti'a Company whether
now owned or hereafter acquired, to secure
uch Issue Of bonds by una company, and
to consider sou act upon th form and
term of such mortgage.
it Te eonaent to and authorise the Pur
chase by Uils Company from time to Urn
of not to exceed $s,oou,000 par valu of the
bonds of the bu Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Hallway Company.
if) To rant lb proceeding of th
Board of Directors theretofore taken in
and about tne nn iters aforesaid. Inc. ud ing
the authoriaatior of said bonds and mort
gage and deed of trust and the use to
mad of said bonds, and to consider and
act upon such other business as may
nroDerly be transacted at the meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Company
Will e cloaca ai r. at. on uie un da)
of January, ma, and will remain ciom
until 10 A. aft. on the WU day of January,
1910. .
Dated, New Tone. November i;th. 1909.
By order of the Board of Director.
UlLOKUi. J. l.atlat.
A. H. CALbir , Secretary.
"The Missouri Facltiu Hallway Company,
LEGAL NOTICES
(Continued.
IS Rmadwar. New YnrW. v. !th. 1!09
lo the Stockholder of The Missouri Paclflo
Railway Company Referring to tn ooliot
sent to you November )7th, 11. calling
special meeting of the Slot kholders of this
Company to be held on the Uth day of Jan
uary, 110, you are notified that th stock
trantfer books ol this Company will be
c.nstd at $ o'olock p. m. December 8th,
1909, Inatead of January 7th, 1SI10, and r
maln closed until 10 o'clock a. m. January
lth. 1910. Thla change In date ta made to
avoid any possibility of confusion In deal
ings In tho stock and rights to subscribe
to bonds, prior to th date of aald special
meeting. If unable to attend the meeting
pleas sign and return the proxy which w
bar already sent you. A. H. CALKF,
Nov. 18 to Jan. 18. Secretary."
Nor. U to Jan, 18.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice la hereby alven that th annual
meetlna of the stockholders of The Bee
UulldltiK company will be held at 4 o'clock
d. m.. Tuesday. January 18, 1910, at th
office of said company In Th Bee building.
Omaha, for tho election Of a Doara or ai
rei tors for the ensuing year ana the trans
action of such other buslnes as may prop-
H. A HASKKLU Secretary.
Dec. n-ist DA".
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Thomas Kllpatrlck and wife to J. A.
Moran, lot I, oiock i, nuisiu auu
No. 1
Boulevard Park Improvement company
to Shlmer & Chase, lot , OlOCK i
Boulevard Park
Benjamin F. Hutchlns and wife to
William weetman, ot i, diocr o,
Newport addT
Edward E. Liti and wife to Edward
A. Daw, lot 9. block 8, Plalnview
Edward A. Daw and wife to Nettl
l.lts a ft m ft
Clara and Mary Hawley to John Eu-
h.nk nart unit VMM tWO-tnirdS Ol
tax lot 14 In 80-15-18 U.000
Clara Hawley. trustee, to John F.u-
hnnlr nmri iitlfltvfrfcn nne-thlrd or tax
lot 14 In 20-15-13 4.000
Eva Klrschbraun and husband to Julia
Welsh, lot 2&. Rees Plane
Robert H. Landervou and wife to
Id J. I'.'.iler. e35 feet of lot C block
8. subdiv. of J. I. Redlck's add 7.090
Anna H. Boyd et al to Eleanor n.
nirrhower. mkulls one-third lot 6.
block 136. city 4.500
Eleanor H. Bierbowvr to Anna H.
Bovd. same 4,jw
Alice C. Dilworth and husband to J.
A. Moran, lot 16, block 7, Hillside
add. No. l..
Petri Llddell to J a me E. Almy.
lot 8. block L Patrick 1st add Z50
Edgar T. Wenqulst and wlf to F.
Graaso and Rose A.. sZ7 feet lot 1
and nlS feet lot 2. block i. Donovan'
subdiv X.W0
Charles O Homers and wife to Edgar
Wenuulftt and wife. Bams C"K
William H. Mallory and wife to Albln
Paulson, lots 23 and 24. block 2,
HimebauKh Patterson's add 1.100
RAILWAY TIME CARD
CIS ION STATION Tea til and Hans.
Union Paolft
Leave- Arrive
Overland Limited a 7:30 am all:59 pin
China and Japan Mall. .a 4:00 pm a 6:60 pm
Atlantic Express a v:w am
Oreiron tnd Washlna-ton
Limited aiz:ui am a s:w am
Los Angeles Limited. ...al2:55 pm a 8:50 pm
Portland Special. ...... .al2:56 pm a 8:50 pm
Colorado SDecial a 1:46 am a 7:30 am
North Platte Local ....a e:io am i: pm
Colorado Express a 8:50 pm a 6:00 pm
Grand Island Local a 8:29 pm al0:0 am
Lincoln-Beatrice Local bU:46 pm b 1:20 pm
Valparaiso and Central
City du:v pm o i.m pm
Chicago A Northwestern
Colorado-Chicago a 7:45 am a 1:30 am
Chicaaro Davliaht Sol. ..a 7:00 am all:36 am
Omaha-Chicago Local. .al2:03 pm all: So pm
Colorado-Chicago a 6:20 pm a 8:28 pm
Omaha-Chicago Spl....a 6:02 pm a 7:uu am
Pacific Qoast-Chlcago. .a 6:05 pm a 8:28 pm
Los Angeles-Portland
Limited a 9:10 pm aiz:tn pm
Overland Limited. al2fl6 am a 7:06 am
Carroll Local a 4:15 am a 8:56 pm
Put Txical Cedar
Raplda-Omaha a 8:35 pra
NORTHWESTERN LINE-NORTH
Twin C'ltv and Dakota
Daylight a r.w am aju:zo pm
Minnesota and Dakota. a u :oo pm
Twin City Limited. .. .a :w pm a ciu am
Sioux City Local a 8:45 pm a 8:28 pm
Dakota-Sioux City- -
Omaha a v:iu am
MlnncsotaBloux City
Omaha ali:oo am
NORTHWESTERN LINE WEST.
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:50 am al0:30 pm
Llncnln-Lona- Pine a 7:50 am all:00 am
Norfolk-South Platte. .o 3:15 pm b 8:20 pm
Hastinira-SuDerlor b 2:15 pm b 1:20 cm
Deadwood-Hot Springs. a 6:55 pm a 8:20 pm
Casper-Lander a 8:56 pm allrOO am
Fremont-Albion b 5:90 pm b 1:35 pm
MIssoarl Pacific
K. C. and St. L. Ex. ...a 9:40 am a :35 am
Sat 12 p. m au:io pm a t. pm
Illinois Central
Chicago Express a 7:15 am a 8:45 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 7:15 pm
Minn. -St. Paul tip 0 7:10 am
Minn.-St. Paul Ltd a 6:00 pm a 7:15 am
1 Omaha-Ft. Dodge Loc'l.b 4:15 pm bll:30 am
Ihlcagro, RockIaln Pacific
I ip k a T"
I '
Rocky Mountain Ltd. ...a 8:40 am al0:80 pm
lowa Local a 6:40 pm a 4:80 pm
Chicago Day Express.. a 7:42 am all:55 pm
Des Moines Local a 4:00 pm al2 30 pm
Iowa Local blO:S5 am b 9:K pm
Chicago-Eastern Exp. ..a 4:40 pra a 1:16 pm
Chlcago-NeurasKa Ltd. a :ob pm a b:ik pm
WEST.
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.
for Lincoln a s:zo am a 6:47 pm
Colo, and Cat. Exp a 1:25 pm a 4:30 pm
Okla and Texas Exp.... a 8:30 pm a 1:50 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd...al0:40 pm a 2:25 am
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paal
Overland Limited al2:10 am a 7:05 am
Omaha-Chicago Exp. ...a 7:00 am a 9:80 am
Colorado Special a 7:40 am a 1:90 am
Colo.-Calllornia jsxp....a :uv pm a 3;H6 pm
Perry-Omaha Local b 6:15 pm all:06 pm
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Limited
a 6:00 pm
Twin City Limited.
.a 8:80 pra a 8:05 am
a 8:45 pm
.a 9:00 am a 8:00 pm
Chicago Express.
Twin City Express
Wabaah
Omaha-St. Louis Exp. .a 6:30 pm a 9:25 am
Mail and Express a 7:30 am ail:l5 pm
Stanberry Local (from
K. c. et st. l. n:x.
Lv. Council Bluffs). ...b 6:00 pm bl0:15 am
BURLINGTON STATION Tenth and
Mason.
Bnrlington
Leave. Arrive.
Dnver and California. .a 4:10 Dm a 8:46 nm
puget Sound Express.,. 4:10 pm a 6:10 pm
pieurasna pouiia iiffiBiii b ;ivpin
Black Hills. ..a 4:10 pm a 6:10 pm
Northwest Express all 30 pm a 7:10 am
Nebraska points. ..i a 8.30 am a 6:10 pm
Lincoln Mall b 1.90 pra al2:15pm
Nebraska Express ..a 9:16 am a 6:10 pm
Lincoln I.ochI b 9 OS am
Lincoln Local a 7:26 pm a 7:50 pn-
Schuyler-Plattsmouth ..b 3.05 pin bl0:20am
Plat.smouth-lowa ......ia tilg am a 8 60 pm
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
1:30 pm a 2:40 pin
Ch Siecial a 7 So
h cag o SiaL. a 7.20
h "J:"-. llK
Colorado limited.
..all :30 am a 819 am
am all :10 pm
pm a s:5- pni
Chicago Fast Express ..a 6:30 pm a 8:00 am
Iowa Local il:iiim ati:4oani
St. Louis Express a 4:56 pra all :41am
K. C. and St. Joseph. ...10;45 pm at:4om
K. C. and St. Josph....a 9:15 am a 6:10 pm
K. C. and St. Joepn..a 4: to pm
WEBSTER STATION-Fifteenth and
Wehater.
HlHosrl Pacific-
Leave. Arrive
Auburn Local b 8:50 pro blJ:10prn
Chicago, St. Pnnl, Minneapolis
Omaha
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Expresa b. 1:00 pm. bll :45 am
Omaha Local c 6:20 pm
Sioux City Passenger b 9:20 pm
Twin city passenger.,.. d e:w am
Sioux City Local o 8:36 am
umerson Local d 6:00 pm b:loatn
Hym of De Molne 4)nlt.
PES MOINES, Jan. 14-(Hpeclal.)-John
r. Byrne, secretary or the De Molnea Baa
Ball club, ha resigned to go into bualnea
elsewhere. He denies that the resignation
waa caused because of any friction with
Owner John F. Hlgglns of Chicago, but
late that he almply Intend to enter an
other Una of business.
"Hlgglns has lost much money since his
connection with the I aa Molne club," said
Byrne yesterday, "and I sincerely hop
that th fana here will support him In bet
ter shape this coming season. He produced
a pennant winner in the Western league
last year Just aa he said hs would and the
supporter should show their appreciation."
ROTEST AGAINST PAULHAS
Curtisi Charges Frenchman with Get
ting in Way Daring Speed Trialt.
SATS HE CUT ACROSS THE FIELD
American Alleges Tarpoae Wee
Cameo Ills to "low Dtws
raalhan Carrie Two Pas
vasjere. LOS ANOELES, Jan. 14 -Whlla Panlhan
of Prance did not do anything so wonder
ful yesterday aa sailing a pathway to Para
dise, he took up two passengers Mlscarol
nd Malsson, hi assistants, circled ..the
field with them several times and cut
cross lots" In what was considered an
attempt to alow down Ulenn It. Curtis,
who was flying th regular course at the
urns time for a ten-lap speed record. The
passenger wer landed safely and 10,000
women breathed sighs of relief.
Flights with on passenger became an
ordinary event. No speed or altitude or
endurance record were broken, but the
day' trial demonstrated the posslbllltj
of th airship as a commercial factor, or
at least as a sporting one. Curtlaa' man
ager protested against Paulhan' getting In
the way of th Curtla machine In the ten
lap trial and a contest may develop. His
total time was 24:54. Later Paulhan tried
to beat this, but failed by five seconds.
Earlier In the day, with his wife as a
passenger, Paulhan made three laps of the
oourse In 8:16. He flew over th judges'
stand after circling the field and alighted
easily In the starting quar. On another
flight of seven minutes he had Mrs. "Dick"
Ferris as a passenger. II cut corner and
flew over the stand and seemed to enjoy
his pranks, and so did the crowd, which
cheered and laughed.
Chief Featnre Of Day.
Following wer th chief feature of the
day:
Paulhan set the mark at 8:16 tn the offi
cial trial for three lap In the passenger
carrying contest, with Mme. Paulhan as
hi passenger.
Curtla failed In his attempt to lower
th three-lap record, which h aet yester
day. Hamilton, Paulhan, Curtis and Wiiiard
qualified In three-lap flight for. all event.
Wlllard duplicated hi feat of starting.
flying around the course one and landing
In a measured space of twenty feet, win
ning th prlxa of $260.
Charles K. Hamilton, In a Curtis ma
chine, tried for the ten-lap speed record,
but landed on hi third lap because of en
gine trouble.
Paulhan asoended with two passengers
and circled the field several time.
Glenn H. Curtlss tried for the ten-lap.
record, but failed. HI total time was
84:54 and hi mil average 2:29. Paulhan
tried to break Curtis' mark for ten laps,
but failed! making it in 24:69.
trang ' Light In Shy.
Events on th aviation field wer eclipsed
lat In th afternoon by a atrange sight
In the sky. Off over th ooean, a radiant.
tar-Ilk apparition was aeen. Thirty thou
sand faces looked in wonder at th heavenly
visitor.
'It's an airship," said a man on a soap
box. "I can see the smoke from th ngin
and se th propeller move."
However, It was only Venus, which ap
pear with singular brilliancy and sis at
this season In these latitude. On th fields
th real ship were moving with the regu
larity of express train.
The fourth day of the meet had few fea
ture until th .passenger-carrying flight
of th late afternoon.
Curtis mad a qualifying flight to keep
his time from being penalised. Wlllard
won a prise In a Curtlss machine for start
ing and landing within a twenty-foot
square. Hamilton made a circuit in a
Curtlss machine. The Gill Dosch entry
from Baltimore . made a short flight, but
bad to rctlr until repairs could be made
to the propeller. The Kasson monoplane, 1
local machine, burned its framework.
The Blerlot monoplane bopped lamely
around the field, but did not appear to
have enough power to rise far.
' Panlhan's Record Confirmed.'
Courtlandt F. Bishop, presldeht of th
Aero Club of America, received a cable
gram from the International Aero society
In Paris, saying that Hubert Latham's
record for altitude was 3,444 feet, made
January 7, tn France. Thejudge con
firmed Paulhan' record of 4,125 feet made
here.
Charles K. Hamilton made a flight with
his rudder wheel tied to show that th
Curtlss machine could be operated without
the Wright patent.
Clifford B. Harmon of New York an
nounced tbat he would start In th second
week in February from San Antonio, Tex.,
In his balloon "New York" to attempt to
break th world's distance record. The
record la now 1,200 miles. Harmon will
also try to lift the Lahm cup, now held by
A. Holland Forbes, who made 693 miles In
a straight line.
The balloon City of Los Angeles, which
ascended at noon with flv passengers,
three of whom were women and which was
last seen abov the ocean at Redondo
Beach, 1 safe. It landed twenty mile
BBa338&
Let Me Tell You
Something
I
I
Thar I no reaaon why a man
hould not dress wall and nave hi
Clothe mad to ordar In a moat be
coming fashion when he can get a
ult tallor-mad for no mor than th
ready-mad house charg. We hav
a strictly up-to-date cutter who
knows how to cut a garment that will
fit and look well as long a It Is worn
Satisfied customers are the best evi
dence of hi ability.
DAVE HERZOG,
Manager.
Satisfaction
limiiiiuim t 1 111 - m i 1 mi 11 1, 1 mm ' ' I
V'- -..' . f .
1 - - 11 1 1 n 1 11 mt
ferMiTaioriiiCo
219 North 16th St.
north of ! Angeles. It exvupnnrs Sr.
rived -ere at o'olock tonight.
with tiik Bottlers
Klauck'H Olendale got Into first plse
In th Commercial league Inst night. Hy
losing on game to th Rrdegnar Crowns
the Omaha B'cyclc dropped to eood
place. Carman of the Brodegaard shftt
24 and 210 In his first two games nd
finished with a total of 4. Which ws high
for the evening. KM ?ar was high for
the pike with 5.44 total and high ram of
33S. Hen Hull was ther with a 821 gam
to start with, but h rould not keep up the
work. Score: , - , .
OMAHA BTCYCLF.R,
let . d. t. Total.
Hull 8il lt 178
Hnrlrk 179 . . 179 1
Solomon I? I l'
Gill 14 1W tl
arp . 136 1KI 17
It
IS
5M
Total..
85 1.70?
BRODEGAARD CRCVWN8.
1st. d. JM. Total.
Fagtr 178 1M V tM
Vo 10. : 154 170 44
Bchultl , 17$. IIU 158 61$
Carman J5 2M ml
Laird .in... 1 '01 tt 4
Total 93$ K99 8M 165$
The Parkey Auto took two game front ,
tho Excelsiors last night. Meyer of th
Excelsiors had high single of 318 and high
total of 508. Patterson of the Parkey got
high for hi team with 204 and tit. Th
Bungalow roll th Holly a double-header
tonight. Score:
PARKRY AUTOS.'
1st. Id.
Francis .: 147 184
Corcoran 1 1
Patterson 804 1M
8d. T0U1)
191
HI
176
824
Totals.
484 49$
EXCELSIORS.
1st" Id.
155 151
120 218
147 1.40
551
l.W
3d. Total.
129 , 4
171 W$
173 800
O'Connor .
Meyer ...
Utt
Total.
428 548 472 MS
Following are the league score made at
Francisco's lt night:
Otnaha Bowling League - (
STORZ TRIUMPHS. .:
1st 2d. 8d: Totl,
Frltacher 13 It 14 538
Walen 144 80S 171 $17
Zimmerman 1S8 171 173 6M
Ojard 1X2 812 190 54
C. J. Francisco . 197 808 684
Total 933 974 801 t.808
DRE8HKR8. - ' '
Ut.8d.8d. Total.
Frush lt 176 11 848
Sheldon 14 153 1M 4h$
Soott 19T It I4 ' 64
Goff 114 197 190 U1
Total 828 876 984 178$
Boosters'
League
YOUSEN'S COLTS.
lat 3d. 3d. Total.
Falconer '......;....... 170 ! -V 64
Rice 201 12tt 163 489
Bruggeman .147 IS1 127 -' 453
Fagan 114 157 15.$ . 46)
YOusen Ml 801 128 490
Totals St8 846 7X3 tS9t
CUDAHYS. ' '
1st Id. ' $d. Total.
Matthes 181 147 17 607
Powell . 166 141 169 ' 476
Coffey 148 1M 116 41$
Delaney 1H0 ISO 149, , Utt
Schmidt 176 108 113 $66
Total 848 787 825 1461
Mercantile League
GATE CITY8.
1st 2d. Id. Total.
Stockwell 164 197 187 4t
: Grant 141 143 149 43
North 119 127 135 ftl
Totals . 484 . 48T 421 U18
RANGERS.
1st. Id.
Howley .,
Saunders
Amsteln
Totals
171
119
201
491
1.461
Th Drexel and th Stryker 8ho com
panies had a friendly match with th fol
lowing scores:
DREXELS. 1 . ,
. . 3d. Total.
158 1 . 461
18T 209 45$
10$ 178 $46
448 $21
lat.. Id.
Baden 114 - . 141
Cedarholm 101 164
Drexel ...120 144
Haker ....109 91
Rohum 104 136
Total 545 ' 676
3d. Total.
STRYKERS. .
: ist id.
G. Palmer
Hlchman .
Stryker ...
B. Van' ....
F. Palmer
Total
116
. 159
123
113
144
650
Don Amadou entertained a party of men
nd women. Floyd Sherwood also had a
bowling party of six men and woman.
Sonth Omaha. Benlira,
Th Stock Yard - bowler defeated th
H. H. Katslrtes team two out of three
game of the championship contest laat
night. Davis, of the yourds' tem, ; won
high total. Boor:
H. H. KATSKEE8.
- 1st
H. Chase 146
fwlft 13
3d. Total,
157 4ti
116 409
149 4t
10$ - 4-4
148 4
J. I'sher 155 18
R. Usher 160 .186
Uojido 121 161
Total 744 740
6S lle
UNION STOCK TARDS.
. 1st. 24. . Sd. Total,
Davl 906 168 180
B. Smith 1M .187 159
Park ,. 125 104 1M
Schellburg 132 17a 141
Buckingham 103 150 181
663
468
4ft
XX
Totals
128 771 : WT 1.8S6
ICO EV
12s tn
161 415
117 . 317
, 148 INI
47 1,89
Sd. Totl.:
114 158 3KS
101 97 48
.90 139 851
100 136 ,3
221 124 489
636 ,6M
Sailor Wilt Play Indoor. . ,
Sailor of th Omaha .Rod and Gun club
have tired of the oold and wintry weather
and have decided to give an outing party '
at Chambers hall January 17, at which Urn
all th olub members are to dress In their
sailor and outing clothe and try. to Imag
ine that summer ha com again. - -
Eotiglii !
The stock of goods which
we purchased of. E. Gut
willig & Co.; of Chicago, a
few days ago is composed
of the finest foreign and
domestic woolens,- includ
ing Scotch, cheviots and
fancy worsteds of all
kinds.
,The fact that we bought
these goods at u very low
price enables us to offer
exceptional values at a tre
mendous reduction from
our regular prices.
We will make to your
measure, suit or overcoat,,
that would regularly Bell
from $30 to C
$40; while
these goods
last, for only
Guaranteed
Hotel Loyal Boildinf
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