THH IJKK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1U0.
OFFERED FOR SALE
T writer Vt'on tinned.
TYPEWRITER
SllghtryVus-d linrl rebuilt Ifmlerwnods.
Olivers, llcmlnirton, Ftnlth Premiers, Mori
ai hs, L. C. Smiths arid other makes. Full
gum antce. I'rlces Mid H rnanuf ncturvni'
sin up). Lowest rental prlees. Look
over our Hock before buying or write for
our bargain list. 1 ilstrlbuttrs L. C. Smith
t riroB. typewriter.
. V. SWAN SON CO., Inc.,
fl" S. 1Mb St., Omaha. Neb.
AIo stores ni Mis Mulmi ami Lincoln.
Tvnowri trtro Wrr Mnnt make.
.1 .uwr) r
Swan
con Co.. .South l.".;h rtl.. Omaha
I'lionoKra ph.
SKCONt-HANI Kdlson and other Phon
oKittphx. $:! to Komi h new. Cull or
write, Piano. Player Co., Old Boston Store.
nllacrllaneotta.
COAL
AT CUT PRICKS
We gave you fioin GOc to
$1 V) on every ton and sive
better coal. We guaranteo oorrect weights.
KdseAblatt'-s Cit Tiico Coul Co.
ABOUT l.itO feet H-lnch wlra cable, sec
onil huriu; will ll at bargain. A pply It
W. Baker, bupt Bee Bldg., Omaha. N-jo.
Kindling 1 a load- delivered. D. 4409.
SODA FOUNTAINS, new and second
hand; monthly payments. Deright, IBIS
Fa i nam St, .
YI T Furnace lump a ton t;5 75
UPI Kiirvcled. Winter Variety d-1
1 IjI'.O ;, (. Hrown, llorenco. fx
Til. Florence
KAUHANU Organ $40; candy case, porch
swltut t-ible nnd hall glarta. 211 S. 25th
Ave, Tel A-2104. . .
TWO outside plute glasa show cases,
riargaln 308 N. 16th.
MOTORS
New and secondhand Dy
namos and Motors; siho
all Wndt of electrical repairing. LeBron
Klcctrlcul Works. 31J S." 12th St.
HEATER, also cook stove. Harney 3S86.
"rtALL'S safev new. Sd-hand. 1X18 Farnam.
SCHOLARSHIP on leading business col
lege for sule at discount. Address P-604.
Bee. ' '
FOR 8ALE New and 2rt-hand billiard
and pool tables, Wa lead the world In
cheap bar ,itures, easy payments. Bruna-Wlck-BalkeCoiiunuer,
4u7 o. lviii oi.
PRUOS at cut prices; freight paid on all
110 orders; catalogue free. Sherman & Mo
Connell Drug Co., Omaha. Neb.
WIS HAVE on hand a number of Ink bar
rels which -we will sell at Wo each. They
are fine for rain water or ashes. Call at
Oieesroom Bee Publishing Co.
NATIONAL caen register almost new.
Address M 821, Bea.
SD-HAND oak counter, hand-carved mar
ble cashlur plate; TIre wicket about 40 ft.
old shape; will fit a room W feet wide
Csn be sen at storage house. For furvhei
particulars phono Douglas 238, Bee Build
fng Co.
QrrOT7r 2 A 2TT Complete stock fur-OAVJlk-JJ.
QilOiJ. nished on short notice.
C. SUN DELL & CO., Contractors and
Buililora, Room O. New York Life Bldg.
FOR SALE Pure, well assorted Early
Ohio seed potatoes. Write ifor particulars.
W. H. Blakeman, Norfolk, Nub.
FOR SALE Fine quality well assorted
potatoes;, car, buhhel or 100-lb. lots. Write
or Inquire of Norfolk Transfer and Stor
age, Norfolk, Neb. .
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INST., 4l N. Y. L. TeL D. 1664.
Dr. Kathryn Nicholas. 60S N. Y. L. Bldg
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELW fax. ton. Blk. Tel. Red TUV.
i u r ' i i hi i , '
PERSONAL
. "MECHANO THERAPY"
Is a druglesa cure for grip. Consult Dr.
MavtJuetlte Jianoran,
226 Neville Blk.
Doug. 7761.
Under supervision of M. D.
8TRICTLY private home for confine
ments; trained nurse; babies for adoptions.
2bls Davanport,
Arlene dVVoy. Manlourlng and masaaga,
620 a lth St. Flat 8. 'Phone D. 7686.
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., Ramgs Bldg.
PRIVATH HOMH durlnjf confinement;
huWos for adoption. Good Samaritan BaiU
torlum, 744 lat Ave., Council Bluffs. Ia,
7Tn;-nd toupee for men. GRIFFITH,
VVlUk.u Wl xt FRENiWR BLK.
MAGNETIC treatments. Emmerlln Brott,
tm a. 16ta. upstairs.' Doug. 6186.
WE rent and repair all kinds of sewing
machines. Ind. A 166$, Doug. 1663.
, NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.. .
. ibxtx aAd Barney Sis.
THE SALVATION ARMY sollolU cast-of i
clothing, in faot anything you do not need
We culleot. repair and sell at 184 N. 11th
6t., for oust of collection, to the worthy
poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4136 and wagoa
will calk
BIRDIE Peters, teccher of piano. Web.
iXA. 2128 Burt.
JOS1E WASHBURN'S new book, "The
Underworld tiewer," sold at all book stores;
rice,. W.W.
MAGNETIC
treatment. Mme. Bmtth.
622 S. 16th St, third floor.
DR. EGGER3 private confinement home
lild Uai-tha SU Phon Douglas 6230. .
A HOME tor wqmen during confinement
We find lioin. tor babies w here mothers
cannot care for them. Babies boarded
For terms address- Mra. Martha A. l.e
401 Panel oft .St., Omaha, Neb. 'PUoiih
, Douglas 1921. -
MISS LA GRANE. baths, massage. 1(1"
Dodge St., basement flat Houral 10 a. m.
The Bee gained 784 inches
paid want ads, the first two
weeks of January, over a
year ago, while the nearest
competitor gained only 681
inches, and in this are in
cluded indecent ads that
The Bee refuses and ads
run over on Mondays and
heyond the time ordered tq
bolster up the classified
columns. Use the phone if
you can't come down to the
office. Bee want ad
phone Douglas 238.
It"
PERSONA
(Continue,!.
Ml'SIO furnished. Independent orchestra
Pain ing; a specialty. Tel. Web. 111..
MASSAGE AND BATHS.
II. Old Boston tstore Hid., 4tn floor,
IJ S. li.tii Kt fctatrway on L-ougias 6t. .
MAGNETIC
No. ljth fct
and massage treatment til
MASQUE suits to rent Theo. Liebcn.
SWEDISH massage. Over 200 N. 17th St.
EXPFUil KNCKU nurse, Si years;: ladles
In confinement a fpeclalty; prices reason
able, ilua S. llith rt
11,010 FOP. INFANTS IIOMF".
Your renewal to tne Ladies' Home Jour
nal und the Saturday livening Post Is
worth elk; to the Child' Saving Institute,
ITuo already earned. I'rgent, must have
mora subscriptions In January. Rush
tli'om In. 1 hi fin no orumaiy appeal, but
nn Invalid's bid for a llvllliood u, hope of
business on other publications. fcUibscrtp
llons to Kverybody a and McClure'a mean
IU0 to me. 1 duplicate any offer. Write
for compltte m.ig.ixme catu-ogi, and story,
"A Hiuken liack." Uo.lt 'low. Just Gor
duo, the Mxguziiitt Man, Omaha, 'Phone
Doutiius TltJ.
rifll.lH.ATNS No' Hi02; guar td cure.
M IS. CAUUIE SMITH, marvelous ma7
netie hcaier. All ailments treated Kuccexs
fully. One vlait convinces. 814 N. Win,
near Cuming Si. Phones, Ind. M-278ti. Uoug-
MME. ALLEN of Chicago, salt glow, mug-
netlC and maHBaire ' Inoii nmnn. Over
N. 17th St.
POULTRY ...
Screenings. I1.M 100 lbs. Wagner, 801 N. Utb
A few molt R. C. B. Ltuhorn and Houdan
cockerels for hale at 41 eaca, Ueo. J. Woi
oit. Central t, ty, Neo.
HOL'RUON Red Turkeys, Embd.-n Ue.se
and ' ldlan Runner Ducks. , Mrs. A. C.
Robli.tt, 11. 1, Charlestown, lnd.
WHITE Wyandotte cockersla. fine birds.
at $1 each; order direct from ad. Mrs. F.
u. Johnson, Crofton, Neb.;
Screenings, XLC0 100 lbs. Wagner, S01 N. ltith.
PRINTING
'PHONE IND. A-2620 for good printing
Lyngsiad Printing Co.. lt)th & Oapitol Ave
WATERS PRINTING CO.. 622-524 8. ISth.
MILLER & JAMIESON. quick printers.
1212 Douglas St. Tcl. Doug. !3; Ind.. A-4289.
REAL ESTATE
It B All feSTAlQ PEA I, ling,
REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 1S58; prompt
service; get out prloea. 1710 Farnam St.
PAYNE INV. CO., first tloor N. Y. Life
BENJAMIN R. S. CO.. 477 Brandels Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. President,
CITY PROPERTY POR BALIS.
6- room cottage, S1.3U0; J150 cash; balance
terms. . .
4-room cottage, $1,200.
6irom cottaKe., I1.SKW. Terms.
7- room, modera cottage, now, $2,360.
Terms.
7- room cottage, maple floors, 12,200.
Terms.
8- room resit'ence, $4,000. Other good.. resi
dences. -
6, 10, 20 and 40-acre tracts near city.
HUFFMAN, BIS NEVILLE BLDG.
PLENTY of caah buyers and trades for
Omaha property and farms, DeFord In
vestment v;o., iw tjoronuao Jiiug., Denver,
V.U1U.
2 8-ROOM HOUSES
Corner on N. 18th St., near Lake. Con
venient to car. Weil rented. Snap at $4,600.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
624 New York LlfOyBldg. Red-19aa.
SEE me for. any kind of , real estate; .
have all kinds of propositions. '
R. M. SHLAEiV
, 626 Bee BlUg.t'-
5 ROOM MODERN $1,800
On Ohio St, near two car Hues. ' Surely
utu(,aiu ul wio price.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
624 New York Life Bldfc Ued-ISM.
NEAR BROWNALL HALL
8 rooms strictly modern, laree lot. lann
dry In basement, -. fruit and Dhade trees.
ewLui n. iv cnoice nome. uneap at H.tjOO.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
624 New York Life Bldg. Red-im
INVESTMENT
173 FT. EAST FliONT ON
. 29TU.
Fronts on ' tnree streets, ' short distance
south of Farnam. One of the choicest
locations in umana tor apartment houses
Owner wants offer,
NOWATA LAND A LOT m
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg. Red 191)9.
FOR SALE A 6-room House, bath, cltv
water, electric light, over half acre of
ground on car line. 36th St. and Avenue
a. iiuni inree years, win sell cheap.
Auurpw w , vmaiia xace, ia scott oi., cuun
cil Bluffs.
REAL ESTATE
J HAM lit t,A!fT PC
FARM AND
ron ulb
ITabramka,
FARM BARGAIN Must be sold en ac
count of ownors health; well Improved
820-acre farm, seven and. a quarter miles
from town; price, per acre; easy terms
J. ,T. Campbell. Litchfield. Neb.
DODGE county farm 160 acres, three
miles from Fremont, all level . land, highly
improved. If taken at once can be had at
a less vPrice than any surrounding farm.
Improvements cost $12,000 Price $110 per
acre.
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
1002-$-4 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
REAL ESTATE 13H acres, with Im
provements, overlooking Lake Amelia and
park. 5000 Cedar Ave., Minneapolis.
MIssoarl.
FOR SALE or Trade 90-acre farm, well
Improved, 63 miles -east ot Kansas City;
$70 acre. Address owner., A. It Griggs,
Altamont, Mo.
REAL ESTATE
PAR M AID HAXI1 I.AD FOM B M.K
. (Continued.)
Montana.
1 MONTANA LANDS.
I have for sale 7,Sm) acres of fine farm
ing land, all within miles of small town
on the) extension oi the C, M., P. S. R. K.,
In Custer ooua-H Hlonttiwi, which 1 will
sell as a body or cut It up to please the
purchaser, and on liberal terms. For par
ticulars address E. K. Jordan, Wibaux.
Mont.
Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA
We ha lW.Oor) acres of choice land to
select from, ranging In price from J6 to
$40 per acre. This land Is In the oil and
gas dintrict and you might get an oil well
With your land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite Ci't New York Life Bldg.
Teaae.
TEXAS COAST COUNTRY LANDS.
We handle the best Orange, fig, corn,
oats and rotlon lauds, well located at the
following prices, on good terms:
15 per A. for 120. a miles from Ry. station.
J-'O per A. for 2x0. is miles from Ry. Kta.
3) j.er A. fur 41, 2V4j miles from Ry. .Sla.
t-Xl per A. for 640. A mile from ltv. Sta.
' f.er A. for StiO, well Improved farm, y
nine isom rty. Hiai nin.
15 per A. for ?20, Improved farm,
miles from Ry. station.
$.17 per A. fur 100, with good Improve
ments, for home, located right at the town
of "Missouri City.
These are only a few of our bargains;
write for list and description. It will pay
you to take the -first train and call at the
office. We pay the traveling expense of
tne Duyers ior tnese lands.
C. H. STANCL1FF LAND CO.,
307 Scanlan llldg. Houston Tex.
A DEEP, RICH SOIL, SUNSHINE
all the time; water when you want It.
Land at to to $40 per acre for well im
proved farms; go nee It February L Very
low round trip rates. Write us.
in O WAT A IxAND & LOT CO..
Suite 624 New Y.irk Life Bldg.. Red 1990.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN Payne InvstmentCo.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
$i00 to $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or
A-2152.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.-
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Brandels Bldg.
LOANS to borne owners and home build
era, with privilege ol making partial par-
Cteuts teml-iinnually N commission.
W. H. TriOM Art,
603 First National Bank Bldg.
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Rooms 417-18 First National Bank
Bldg. Ball phone Douglas 2318.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room L New York Life Bldg:
PAYNE. BOSTWICK CO.. N. Y. Ufa.
Private money, $500 to $5,000; low rate.
EASTERN Nebraska farm loana an4
loans on high-grade Omaha residence prop
erty at low Interest Optional payments,
no delay. 1. blbbernsen. Old Boston Store
Bldu.
GARVIN BROS., 318 N. Y. Life. $500 to
200.000 on Improved property. Nn delay.
REAL ESTATE" WANTED
"WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
$, 6 and 7-room bouses. If prices are right
we can sew your property for you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
- Suite 64 N. Y. Life Bldg.
SWAPS
Do You Want to SwapT
Have you a piece of property you would
like to exchange for a farm In the North
Platte valley? We put our Llsco lands on
the market a few weeks ago 30 farms. We
have sold 14 of them, 8 of them golngjast
week. We will consider some good trades
on the tracts we have left. The tracts
which we now offer range In price from
$l,eoo to $20,000, and in size from 6 acres to
over 600 acres. ,
The men who have bought are going to
Improve their lands. They are all Irrigated
or partly Irrigated, close to railroad nnd
now town. Llsco is In the new Garden
county, 100 miles west or Norm Platte.
Beautiful country, fine land. Suow I:
nearly all gone and you can see tlA land
Let us have your proposition and we. will
go out with you and see Llsco.
It you want to make a deal, see us soon
We took out seven men last week and
sold to all of them.
The land Is all. right the prices low,
plenty of water, future prospects bright.
Call, write or 'phone us.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha.
8 ROOMS, modern; corner lot, 60x100;
paved street, In West Farnam district.
Price, $7,000. Want laud or Omaha va
cant lots. .
$20,000 stock general merchandise.
$17,000 stock hardware and Implements.
Want land. Don't boost prices. We have
no time to whittle.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
624 New York Life Blug. Red-1999.
TAILORS
$25
will now pay for a real tailor
made suit at my shop. I cut tho
price, not the quality.
TAILOR BECK. Ill, South 15th.
a. A. LINQUEST CO., 236 Paxton Block.
D. COOPER, Tailor.
319 N. 16th St.
Suits $22.4) up.
A. THEODORE, "500" Block Tailor.
SEE J3ISTEK, young man's fashionable
tailor, 412-13-14-15 Paxton Block.
A cheap tai'or is always dangerous.
See
.J. A. Kcrvan, 508-10 Brandels Bldg.
A KOnYr Merchant Tailor,
-iZ UU Httrn?y st- Doug. G9S7.
JOHN RADMAN. The Tailor, 706 N. lfithSt.
J (1 JACKSON BOSTON TAILOR.
O. V.JAblVOUlM Koom L paxton BIk
A FEW $: and $30 suits, while they lust,
only $J5. MAX MORRIS, The Tailor, iOl
Brown block.
YOUSKN, BUSY TAILOR. 1201 Farnam.
NORDIN. The Tailor 1522 Douglas St.
toy
leu Cu Lauumiuui yuallly clotriea.
A WfTMTV Cleanipg. dyeing, suits
a, nujJiH Dressed, 50c. 1S06 St. Mury's.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED Office desk, roll tOD. Please
address li-844, Bee, giving price, sise and
Particulars.
GOOD price paid for 2dTiand clothes,
shoes and furniture. bELNF.R. D. C041.
HIGHEST price paid for broken watches,
oU gold, etc, M. Nathan, til . 13th.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price lid-Band furniture, clothes, etc. J. 42'o.
BEST price paid for second-band furnl
tine, carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel. Uoug
$1)71. ,
WANTED TO RENT '
WANTED ny gentleman, room and part
board, between 23rd and 26th and Ames
avenue and Grand. Address E-864 Bee
WANTED Two or three rooms, furnished
and modern, for liuhl housekeeping, close
In.-- Call Douglas 145, or A -41 43.
WANTED Suite of rooms or large al
cove, with boaid, on or near car line, for
m ther and daughter; daughter employed
In public school. Address T 899, Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION wanted by youni married
num. with chance for asanceiaent phone
Vvt-bsUr il'.i
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continued. t
WANTKD-B; young ma. place to wm
for board while aiteuding lioyiea college.
FIR.T CLASS butler and housework;
many ) ears' experience at this class of
work. Korean, young boy. Address. L
8.M. Ure.
HOTEL night cook or chop souy rook.
If you want me call me right away; have
had many years' expedience. AddiesirvM
8t4. Bee.
PIANO teacher will take limited number
ber of pupils; very reasonable. 201 South
2tilh Ave.
MAN AND WIFE desire situation. Man
as sll around cook; wife na helper or
rhamberwork. City or country. Good ref
erences, Address L-886 Bee.
WANTED By rhlddel-aged lady, position
as mother's helper or nursery governess.
Oood seamstress. Address F (88, Bee.
OI11L would like a place in restaurant
dishwasher or counter girl. Address II
WO, liee.
Legal notices
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
FPEftAL STOCK HOLDERS' MUETINO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spe
cial meeting of the Stockholders of The
Missouri Pacific Railway Company will be
held at the principal office of said Com
pany, In the Missouri Pacific Building, No.
nc U..I.., Ot-ont In IK. I'll. iJ, I .,.,(.
Missouri, on 'luesaay. tne intn day of
January, 1910, at nine o'clock In the fore
noon or thnt day, to consider and act upon
the following propositions:
(a) To adopt a roue oi oy-iaws ior tn
Company.
(b) To ratify, assent to and approve a
certain Indenture of lease bearing date the
lfith day of July, liwa. Dy and between
Boonvllle, St. Louis & Southern Railway
Company. . corporation of the State of
Missouil, and this Company and authorised
on behalf of this Company at a meeting of
th" Board or Directors, nem on tne ism
d of August, 1900.
(c) To ratify, assent to an approve the
purchase by this Company of the whole or
any part of the raturoada and other prop.
erty sua irancnists oi an oranv oi ins
following named railroad companies:
Carthage and Western Railway Company,
Joplln and westein uauway 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 Railway Company, Omaha
Southern Railway Company, racino Rail
way Company tn Ngoraska, The Pueblo
and state Lini nauroaa company, ana
Kansas and Arkansaa Valley Railway.
(d) For the puipose of refunding under
wins iniiruiiin bonds and euulmnent obli
gations of the Company anil for other cor
porate purposes, to consent to, concur in
and auiuoiUe n Incruasa c ths bunded
Indebtedness ol The Missouri raoiric Rail
way Company, by the amount of $17u,0OO,0O4
by the issue oi uoia tJonas oi tne com
pany, limited In the aggregate to the
principal amount of $176,oou.ouu at any one
time outstanding, to bear interest at a rate
or rates not to exceed fWe per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, and all or
anv Dart of such bonds, as the Board of
Directors may determine, to be convertible
at the option of the holders and registered
owners thcreif Into sloch. of the Railway
Company upon such terms and otherwise
aa the Board of Directors may determine;
and to consent to concur in and luthoriae
the execution and delivery ot a mortgage
and deed ot trust on and of the whole or
part ol the railroads ana ouier property
and franchises of thia c-ompuuy whether
now owned or hereafter acquired, to secure
such Issue of bonds by this Company, and
to consider and act upon the form and
terms of such mortgage.
(e) To consent to and authorise the pur
chase by tins Company from time to time
of not to exceed $25,000,000 par value of the
bonds of the St Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.
if) To ratify the proceedings of the
Board of Directors theretofore taken in
and about the miners aforesaid. Including
the autnorlzatior of said bonds and mort
gage and deed 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 the meeting.
The atock transfer bodka of tine Company
will be closed at t P. M. on the 7th da
of January, 1910, and will reniaiu do,
until 10 A. M. on the 11th day ot Jauuary,
1910. '
Dated, New Yorx, November 17th, 1909.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE J. GOULD. President,
A. H. CALEF, Secretary.
'The Missouri Pacltru-Railway Company,
196 Broadway, New York, Nov. SOth, 1909.
To the Stockholders of Ths Missouri Paclflo
Railway Company Referring to the notice
sent to you November Uth. 1909, calling
special meeting of ihe Stofkholders of this
Company to be held on the Uth day of Jan
uary, 1910, you are notified that the stock
ttansfer books oi this Company will be
cosed at 3 o'clock p. m. December 8th,
1909, Instead ot January 7th, 1910, and re
main closed until j0 o'clock a. in. January
19th, 1910. This change In date Is made to
avoid any possibility of contusion In deal
ings In tho stock and rights to subscribe
to bonds, prior to tne date or said special
meeting. If unable to attend the meeting
please sign and return the proxy which we
have already sent you. A. Ii. CALEF,
Nov. 18 to Jan. 18. Secretary."
Nov. IS to Jan. IS.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockho.ders of The Bee
Building company will be held at 4 o'clock
p. m Tuesuay, January 18, 1910, at the
office of said company In The Bee building,
Omaha, for tho election of a board of di
rectors for the ensuing year aim the trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting.
- H. A HASKELL, Secretary.
Dec. n-Tit D & 8.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
F. W. Hlgglnson et al to Richard H.
Hollen. und. V part of lot 4. bloclt
22 city $ 1,171
James Mlcholson to wuuam K. Wall,
lot 7, block 233, and other ' property. 1
Murcaret A. Mattingly to U. G. Tay
lor, lot 3, block.it, Llpion place 13i
United Investment company to Henry
Hiller. und. Vi of mid.. s of lot 3. "
block 131, city 10,000
Marv Fove et al to Henry . Hillar.
same property 10,000
Ajjnes M. McShane and husband to
Henry Hiller, same property 10,000
J. A. Sai'Kent et al to Henry Hiller,
same property '. 10.0W
Celia McShane et al to Henry Hiller,
same property 10,000
H. 8. Thomas and wife to James
Mlcholson, lot 4, block 117, Florence 160
W. L. Sclby and wife to Lena Olsen,
lot 16, block 4, Rush & Selby's ad
dition 1
Anna K. Overture et al to Anna
lluuku, part lot 4, block 1, Kountxe
place 1,400
Silas Robbins to H. Garst. part
lot 13, biuck 2, Patrick's addition 1
W. A. Smith and wife to O. W.
Hroun, lot 6, block 2, Glencoi place 450
John Schaub and wife to Lewis D.
Schaub, lot 36. K Heat one Park place 1
John Schaub und wife to Lewis D.
Schaub, same to samc..j 1
John Schuub and wife to Lewi D.
Schaub, same property .' 1 1
Mark J. Hen on to Ellen Roberts, lot
14, blork 7, Gramercy park J2S
F. M. Castetter and wife to fir -F.
Frazer, lot 20, block 4, Pruyir park. I7i
Gertrude ' Bell Haney to Addle Bell,
lot 16, block 4. Omaha VI aw 10
Gertrude McDowell to Union Pacific
Railroad company, lots 7 and 8,
block 3. and loisS ami 9, block 4,
Jefferls1 addition 1"
F. 1. ililler to K. A. McAllaster, lots
4, 7, 14. 15, 17. 18 and 13. -block 2. lots
11. 13, 14 and 19, block 20, Jefferls' re
plat, Albright's choice , 1
Same to Union Pacific Railroad com
pany, lot D, block 3, same addition,. 0
Glace M. Lloyd to Union Pacific Rail
road company, lot 6, block 4, same
addition 400
Alma Mi'l'aue. to Union Pacific Rail
road company, lots It, 18, block h,
same addition 300
Anna McC'ague to Union I"aolflo Rail
road company, lots 1, 2 and 3, block
2, same addition 1 230
F. P. Miller to same, lols 1. 2. 29, 31
and 32, Lindqulst's addition to
South Omaha 1,400
Grace M. l.loyd to same, lot 2),
block 6, JefferiB' replat, Albright's
choice 1,200
Hastings tt Heyden to G. R. Boyd,
lot 3, block 8. ciirton mil 4V)
F. P. Miller to Union Pdciflc Rail
road company, lots 20, 21. 22. block
t; lots 1 to 4. block 6; part of lots 7
and 8. block S; lots 1 to 4. ( to 17,
block 4; V.ts 1 to 16, 19, 21. 22 and 23, s
In block 6, Jefferls' replat 7,649
8, A. Johnson to It T. Walker, part
lot IS. block 2. Ciarlndon addition.. 2,730
Ines Callahun and husband to Calla
han Reuity company, lot 8, block $.
Ketd's First addition 1
Parkwuy Real Kstatu company to C.
I. Thomas, lot b. block 4M, Grand
View ' i
ElUabclh K. Kuehn et ttl, executor,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
t Continued ) .
to the Smith Hrlck company, r4 lot
5, blnck 12. SliuM's Second addition.. 3W
Gennette lutler and husbnnd. to
P.mtna F. Cady, part tax lot 21, aec
tlon 8-lfi-H ..i .
Thedo H. Heed and li-.ishand to A. 11. .
Ci ameretal, lot 7. block S, DriiKe
addition
H. N. Way and wife to H. J. Grove,
part s4 of se'i 3U 13-1$ W
11. J. Grove and wife to Emma Mary
Hover, same uroperty 6.6"0
T. R. Penny to II. J. Grove, part ot
swV, of nwH of nwVi 12-1.-12 0"0
Emma M. Hover and hushand to H.
J. Grove, lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, block
25. Went Side .W
George McMride and wife to Ora E.
I'.ruco. part lot 9, all of 10. block
8. McGavock A O'Keefe's addition. 4,000
H. B. Prentsc! to Philadelphia Mort
gatte Lumber company, part lot
8. K'onntxe's Second addition 1
GOVERNMENTNOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermnster, Fort Omaha, Nebraska,
December IS, 1909. Scaled proposals. In trip
licate, subject to the usual conditions, will
fce received at this office until 11 o'clock
A. M., central standard time, January In,
lldO, and then opened in public for con
structing one oil house, one combined hay
shed and granary, and for constructing,
plumbing and electric wiring of one stable.
Full Information furnished on applica
tion. U. S. reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. F.nvelopes, csntslnlng propo
sals to be marked "1'roposals for construct
ing, etc., building at Fort Omaha, Ne
braska" and addressed to Captain
GEORGE S. GIHBS, Constructing Quarter
master, Fort Omaha, Nebrsska.
D 20-21-22-23 J-17-1S
PROPOSALS FOR LINING OF RESER
VOIR Fort Mackenzie. Wyoming. Jan
UHry 17, 1910. Sealed proposals In triplicate
will be received here until P. M., Feb
ruary 14, 1910, and then opened, for lining
with waterproof felt and vitrified brick, a
million gallon concrete reservoir near this
post. Plans, specifications and necessary
blanks furnished from this office on re
quest. Envelopes containing proposals
should b endorsed "Proposals for Lining
Reservoir" and addressed to the Construc
ting Quartermaster. Fort Mackenzie,
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RICHARD AND GLEASON IN ROW
Fight Impressarioi ' Quarrel Over
Location of Big- Mill.
SrORTDTQ MEN ARE SKEPTICAL
Many Frisco Fans Think )narrl
is Framed V to Keep la-
terest la the Blntch
Alive.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 17. A bitter
controversy Is on between the two flsht
iinpressarlos who are to handle Ihe Jet-fries-Johnson
championship tlKht, Jack
Uleason of San Francisco and Tex Rlck-
ard of Nevada. The dispute Is over the
selection of a battle ground.
At present there Is A wide difference of
opinion between the two managers as to
where the go will be held. Tex Rlckard Is
sued a flat statement last night that the
fight would take plaoe in Salt Lake City
or the Immediate vlolnlty. In raponse
Jack Gleason Just as positively stated that
Jeffries and Johnson will meet In San
Francisco.
And, In this condition, the situation Is
left dangling In mid-air. Where the con
troversy will end la coming to be the main
topic for discussion and speculation In the
sporting world.
H fro hard Furnishes Caah.
Rlckard, In his statement, charges that
Gleason has not advanced one cent In the
transaction so far. Of the $101,000 guar
antee, only $20,000 has been posted. Rlck
ard asserts that Gleason did not put up a
cent of this forfeit and hence cannot as
sume to dictate. Gleason entrenches him
self behind the declaration that Rlckard
could not have become a partner In the
enterprise It It had not been for the Gla-
son influence, with Sam Berger and Jim
Jeffries. ;
The main celnt In dispute is the ques
tlon as to which place shall be chosen for
the fight San 'Francisco or Salt Lake City.
It appears that the matter jhas ceased to
be a oontest between the cities and re
solved Itself Into a tusset for authority, be
tween Gleason and Rlckard,
The balance of power seems to be with
the fighters; and the San Francisco sport
ing fraternity Is almost unanimously of
the eilnoa thnt the fla-ht will be held
wherever Jeffries dictates.
Nothing has been heard from either of
the two principals since Gleason and Rlck
ard fell out '
Statement of Gleason.
"It s well known that Jeffries Is par
tial to Ban Francisco. He Is a California
and Berger, his manager, is a San Fran
cisco man. Jack Johnson has often said
that he has always been well pleased with,
the way In which he was treated In San
Francisco.
"When all is (aid and done, the big fight
will bo held here," said Jack Gleason to
night at the Olympic club. "I say so, and
It was agreed in New York that I should
have the naming ot the plaoe. I don't car.
what Tex Rlckard saya about It. I know
what I am. talking about
"I don't care to get Into any contro
versy about this thing, but I want It dls
tirotly understood that I am to nam. the
place. Sam Berger will back me up. Kc
knows and Johnson and Little both know.
I am content to leave It to them. They
will tell who was given authority to choose
the battle ground. The fighters want to
go to the place where the tight can be
most advantageously handled and I guess
that before, long . the world will know
whether that Is San Francisco or Salt Lake,
Jeff will be here tn ten days and then w
will see. v
Ready to Take tt All. .'
"If Riokard does not care to live up to
this agreement I will take the fight oft
hl hands. I. am ready at any time to
take the Whole thing. I can handle this
fight and I Intend to handle at least my
end of it I 'say again that if Tex docs
not want to go through with It, as wt
agreed to do, I'll relieve him of any furthei
responsibility.
"Jeffries would never have consented to
sign articles with Rlckard as one of the
partners In the affair if It had not been
for me. I'm not going to stand for Rlckard
being the autoorat and neither will Jeffries.
Tl atil about settle the dispute."
Many sporting' men here are skeptical
about the controversy between Gleason and
Rlckard. Some think that it Is being done,
to keep the Interest In the match . alive.
This, however. Is Indignantly denied by
Gleason. Fight fans are at a lops to ex
plain the positlveness with which Rlckard
states that tho fight will be held In Utah
In face of Governor Spry's recent state
ment that he would use all the means at
his command to prevent the battle being
pulled off there.
JOLIET, 111.. Jan. 1. "The fight will bi
either In 'San Francisco or across tho bay
at Oakland," said James J. Jeffries, who
was here tonight "I much prefer the coast,
and that's the understanding. I have not
any faith In the Salt Lake boom, and don't
think there Is the slightest chance of Its
being held there."
Governor Spry Says "Nay.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16. There will be no
fight In Salt Lake City or any other place
in Utah. The authorities will take what
ever drastlo steps necessary to prevent It.
Governor Spry of Utah, who arrived in
Chicago lute tonight, made this statement.
"It have made this assertion before,:'
continued Governor Spry, "but I repeat It
now with renewed emphasis. There Is no
use of these sporting men keeping up the
tayt of overthrowing the law In' Utah. It
Would be absurd If a couple of fight pro
moters could nullify the law at their Con
venience. The law Is against the fight and
we simply 111 not permit It
"I don't think It would be necessary to
call out the militia to prevent a flsht, but
we would take whatever drastlo action that
would be necessary. It I generally under
stood that the fight Is to take place In Cal
ifornia, and we do not think there Is any
.danger of our state being Inwded. As for
the supposed guaranty having been put up
by Salt Lake business men, it had no of
ficial sanction."
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Flight-in Wind
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American Showi Trenchmftn Some
Points in Aeroplane Jockeying
that Astonishes Crowd.. .
LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. U.-The wind
and rain conspired yeetetdtty to tes tho
mettle of airships flying on Aviation Md.
The result was a victory for" Glenn H.
Curtiss nnd Louis raulhan. ,'
In half a gale of wind. Curtiss rose to a
height of more than 100 feet, and there
performed as pretty a plere of aeroplane
Jockeying as ha,s been een. lie described
circles In a daring fashion, ' lifting and
dipping and beating against the Wind and ,
winding up by flying a figure eight Pnul
han strove to outdo this, going up RU f"t
and circling about like a hawk. But his
exhibition lacked something of the bril
liancy shown by th. American.
Another wonder plctur. was painted.
Curtiss and Paulhan and Charles K. Ham
ilton, each driving his own machine, swung
around In an aerial marathon. At times
they raced together headlong against the
wind. Again, they played tag With each
other. They flew under aud over each
other and around each other.
That ther. wer. no accidents was on.
of the marvels of the day. The aviators
did not want to fly In. the vlnd.' They
knew that the wind strains' the delicate
silk plane, aad pulls at the, fastenings.
But the crowd was there and something
had to be dona to amuse it ..
The people ot Los Angeles, gave an .ex
hibition today of their enthusiasm for av
iation. . Through the rain ot the morning
they went in droves to the field, standing
In mud along tb. fence I the or hoding
dripping seats In the grandstand.
By the time the events were scheduled
to begin the biggest crowd Of the meet
had gathered. Even the nearby hills were
black with spectators.
Tho rain ceased after the aviators had
waited as long as possible," but finally
Hamilton awakened the echoes by -rising
in -a short flight to test the ' wind.
Paulhan was not long In following. He
came, up. with a rush; and sailed past the
grandstand In two qualifying rounds. He
veered and shot out of the course back of
the grandstand 200 feet high, going over
the field again after a short run. When
he came down, he' said that he had In
tended to try ten laps tor speed, but found
the wind too strong 'on the westward
course.' '
Then Curtiss came Out In a preliminary
flight Hamilton and Paulhan started to
gether in a wind-bucking contest but were
sent out ot the course and landed' back ot
the grandstand. -
Paulhan, after finding that his machine
was standing the strain well,' made another
trip for speed. In tour rounds his best lap
was 2:38. Curtiss' record is 1:12. Finding
he could not win in this, Paulhan tried to
lower Curtiss' starJng record, He made It
on the soft turt In ' 118.8 feet. Curtiss'
recgrd Is 88 feet
Roy Knabeushue and, Lincoln Ueachey
brought out their dirigibles. They went up
and struggled hard against the wind for
half a mile, then gave It up, whirling back
over the grandstand at a high rate, ot
speed.
Charles F. Willard, in a Curtiss machine,
came out for a brief flight, but after feel
ing th. force of the wind, gave up. Curtlaa,
who had announced that he would try for
a mile speed record, also quit The crowd,
was sent home. t
Paulhan was not content. As the crowds
were filing out he appeared on the horizon
with two passengers behind him, a diffi
cult and dangerous feat In such a wind.
The passengers were his mechanicians.
After a short turn with them he took up
Clifford B. Harmon, New York balloonist.
Great Interest centers In Paulhan's sched
uled attempt to win-th Mlchclln cup for
long distance flight tomorrow. If the
weather permits he' will start' early. It
will be necessary to go over the new
triangular course more than thirty-five
times to beat the record of 144 miles held
by Henry Farman. Paulhan thinks it will
be a great Joke to win this event In a
machine bought from' Farman.
Dc Rouen to Meet
Zbyszko in Omaha
Giant Frenchman and Polish Wrestler
Will Have Tug at tho
Auditorium.
Raoul de Rouen, the gigantic French
man, and Zbysako, th. herculean Polish
wrestler, will meet on the mat at tho
Auditorium the night of January 28. Man
ager Glllan has Just closed terms with
their managers.
De Rouen has' been seen In Omaha on
two former occasions, once In a handicap
with Jess WeBtergaard and once In a
handicap with MahmouU He la the giant
who delights In the roughing game and
gel erally becomes the object of hisses by
his unfair taotics. He weighs about 0
and Is as tall In proportion to his weight
He is not as skilled a wrestler as tome of
the others. If he were, with his enor.
mous strength and heft, he would crush
anybody In the business.
Zbyszko himself weighs near 230 and Is a
more scientific wrestler than ' th? French
man. He was imported as the man to beat
Getch. but he came about as near ac
complishing that feat as some others who
have crossed the Atlantic with that object
In view. But he and the , Frenchman
should make a most thrilling match.
Interest Is added to this affair by th.
fact that Jess Weatergaard of Pes Moines,
very popular In Omaha, will challenge the
wljiner to a finish match in Omaha. J.n
tines' De Rouen and has been eager for a
chance to get at him In a finish match.
He is ar more skilled and Is believed to
be the superior of the Frenchman, though
he weighs forty or fifty pounds less.
De Rouen and Dr. Roller have beea
mulched for a wrestle in CUlcago February
14.
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