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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1910)
nr, ir.r,: u.H.tii.i, r nn . i i r.t r, m nr.it J i OFFERED FOR SALE Tr rl er. KUT t G Km th Pru typewriter T. mi Co.. DistnUitere. tsii Ker bs in B(. ECOND-ren1 typewriters enM repaired tnlrai Typewriter F.srhane. let far Bam BAliOAlN SALE Typewriter. All make regular prices; ireet hwreatne ever offered B. F. twea- on Co.. UK ramam St., Omaha. M I see 1 1 ew ma. FOR SALE New and second-hand b 1 llrd and tables. W lead lha wo-id In rhi bar fxtures; caay rmn,l I.rimswick-balk-Cuiiender. v, 8. 10th 8t- About feet of 24-lnch diameter Nil (ui. galsnlkd pip, with four Ail no a e.oows and T. IhU an used for ventiisi Ib( purpose, and pipe I In good condition 1 k Baa Publishing Co.. 17th and Far nam. .AFKrl Overstocked with second-hand safe, all see and mitn: berssina. Arr.er I an But ply Co ill F ara am 81. HARK real Radiant Home IVv .; ao washing machine; cheap. 225 E 8t , Fouih Omaha, Phone tvouth 7. WE HAVB an hand a numbar of Ink barrels which w a will aU for (0 rents each. Thar ara f!na for rain water or ashes Call at press rwein. Baa publishing Co. TUT aur own mined- Kanaaa coal. M 75 ton Southern Coal Cx, list and Paul: Wi Zstt ? i I'flAT. Reeder Cookir-g; hniiewif'a da- DRY klndllnc 1 ear Wabatar iMV; lad. B-&1U. load daUvaraw. OSTEOPATHY A Ilea Johnaaa, IM-I Brands T baa tar bid. KATHERTN NIKOL-C8. U- BrandaU Theater. PATENTS D O. BARNKLL, Paitoa Blk- Tel. itod Til? WILLAKU tl'DT. rag-.ataxad practilionar In C B tk-ViDgJ r-anton bikR-jWl. PERSONAL DR. EOGEFMb. prlvata confinement boma. Uli UarLba Be, Omaiia. Tel. twus.aa A2 TRICTT prlvata seme for conflnaroanta; excellent cue. feaiaa fur adupuvo. J larsaporU THE SALVATION ARMY aollclta caat-off (lolhicc. la fact, any Wuo you do not aaad. Wa collect, repair and aal at 114 N Uta fet . for coat af collection, to lha worthy poor. Cail pit ana Lioualaa 4U and wafou wi.l ca4L .- MRS. IHIDER baa opanad maaaaa par lore la - Tba - I'onaanr. roam a. ivtti and Mecca 8ta., m kara aba clvea aalt slow, aadiab mofiniaot, vibrator and radiator treatment. 'Poodo Red M f ASWArtR fealment. Mra. Rt room 6. JOS1K WABKBL'RN'8 book. 'The Under world bewar." at ail book atoras. plica. I Lie. PRIVATE HOME durtac confinement; bablea (or adoption. Oood Samaritan Sani tarium. 40 lat Ave.. Council Bluffa, la. -T- i DILFICKES r ritv NaUonal Bank Hlili H.K to announce t r at ha ha etuarcad 1 lua dental offioa. beirK now better than ever eo,uippe to give the erellent dental uniN fur which he la ao wall anown. If your treu ,tre aenninve ana you wien i mora detailt. knowledaa of tientle. mod ern operative method!, aend atamp for tiia look, "lha oanue Arc oi raimewneae in Dentlatry." (it) i YD View Maternity noma, prlvata VJ 1WU' L - boene- f or women during con finement. Addraaa bos 117, Florence- Tel r iorenca 32. . it 'TvrrTP V P'ir. etc., cured; bo knife; IV VI XUA-aXj aook fre. German Doctor. J0 Broadway, Council - Bluffa la. tOl'KQ WOMEN coming to Omaha as strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women a Christian Association, building at teveateonlu street aad M. Mary a avreua. where they will be directed to auuatte boarding rlacra or otherwise aaalnted Look for our traveler a aid at ths Lolaa atatlaa. PRIVATE maternity boma. Mra. Dr. King llil Nortn 14th 8L W'eb. lnd. b-lM. TREATMENTS at hotela or residences Neuroiathy. Swedish movement. Massage and msgnetla cnironracUca. Pbona U-U7k Lr. Hansen. vVu'HlQ tou pea for mea. Griffith, I 1 U 'd " FREN3tk:B ILOCK. I "JcPERFLfOCS HAIR permanently ra- moved, no Mia. no loss of time, no Injury to the akin, work guaranteed, lady attend ant. Ill MrCague tldg, l&th aud Dodge. fs. II HI Mrs owucaeiu.,lhait. u pi 'Matthew a, w Paxtun blk. D SJnV UK BURKE "P1""- Dikwaaea of aur. 1Mb Douglaa. Omaha. Call or wrlta. MAGNETIC treatment. Mm. Smith, ia 8. lsth. third floor. V1BRAT0KY MASSAGE Dr. Kitten house, MC Old Boatow Stor. u l.awr. eievaior eatranoa. Us S. lata. Opea -i.dk I root a. m. to 11 p. as. MASK SLITS to rent at LiEBE.V S. Prof. Dinjian Maaeaaa. 44 U Thea, Ph. D. su. U K RENT and repair all kinds of sew. U.g mat In nee lnd A -13; Doug-las MA. Nk.UrtASKA CYCLE COMPANY. Lia and Hamcy )ta. 11 THS nA rnaaaaae. lu J lodge, third floor, opp. post cffice. Mmr. AUrn of Chlcagu. Doug. Ttea. OMAHA atantmerar' Ina.. Ramga Uldg. UIMXJO l.im(lhrs. TABLETS will build, auc BLLL DRUQ CO. brace. DR. MAROARET HALLORAN. TX Neville ItiOH'k. leaves fur Unroln today. (December . and return January t. M J1WTIC Treatment. E. Rrott T3 MAUAMIU S 1Mb St Tel RM Mt PRINTING Lew W. Itaber, Printer one 1011 Mea Bldg. l-ntranc on Court. MILLEr. a JAMIESON. Uli Doug la BL Roth phone. PHONR IN D A-rO or good printing Llngaiad Printing Co.. 16th and Capitol A v. RIP'S HALL Ptg C t llh. !nd A-!l REAL ESTATE AIITkirtS or T1TI.K. Midland (Kiaraatee and Trust company, bonded abstracters. 1714 rarnara St. I'ETEK JENSEN, jr., Co. Tel. Doug. Z2 REAL klTATC DEALERS HIED ABSTRACT CO . Et- lsUI prompt scrvico; get our price. Ji brandels theater. REAL ESTATE TITLE TRl'ST CO.. Ktf teenth flour City Nationai bank Building. IJkteu to what a prominent land owner in Dakota says of llee Want Ads: "That ad I run in The Bee brought me 27inquiries and paid handsomciv. C. A. JOHNSON, Fairfax, S. D. REAL ESTATE citt rnowtTV row mik rcR home or n e stment an exceptional' bargain ti Kt ail around improved i cre wnhi t four mites of i oiitinl Hiuffs. , la. ree- hop) Would tke aa Omaha residence aa wrt iy. K Ml. Bee. SOMETHING FINE IN A IXfTTAUK. r6 Pratt St. new. i romi. trietty mod ern and up-lo-datn (an ta bought. If sold quickly. Ii.r I2.7SA r'ull lot on paved street C nvenient to both Doda aad 4th . n't In-iulre M Pratt or PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. Entire M floor IKU. l.Kl. Wsre Block. A-ils. I-R.. bath, M 000. 1730 Burt, ralf b'.ok of I car lines, Harl, and Cummin. asphalt ft Owner. 2214 Burt he Tel. Harney 1.4. FOR 6LK-H T rooms, water, aewer, toilet, etc.; nice trees aad ahrubbery. W Houtli t.l BL FOR FA LE- Two ka. lJJxlel. on aoutn !-n t. near Vinton: all aperlal takes paid. Wi.l veil as ot.e piece or diwde Whang to eJI at aacnfke. Apply at U ttoutn .lat et. PIX-RtXiM mcdern rottage for sale on ea-y terms by owner. Tin M.aml 8t. REAL ESTATE FA MM AD HANCH USD rOB I1LI Arlawaa. FINE land ran be bought cheap. Some government and relink Jlalin.eli la. beat water In Arlsona ami the fineet i Umata. A pie and otnrr fruits grow to perl eciion. fur paru-ulars wrlta S Ulco Really Co., Vllkoi. Aria. Arkawaaa, M-ACRK Improved farm. adaptaUle to rlr'e. cotton, corn, alfalfa; good locality; f!S per acre If eoid by Jan. 1st. Rare bar gain. Furster Saunders Co., Pino Bluff, Ark. FOR SALE At a btg bargain. A acres of rich bottom land, above overflow. In southwest Arkansas; about 4 OX) In cultiva tion; w acres deadened and ready to take in, good siorehuuae and atock of mvrclutn diae on R. H- system; gin. mules, farming Implements and corn ai.d bay a plenty. Will sell for Ua r acre and give a bar gain In tr.e personal property. Want to sell all to one purchaaer. No agents need apply. Address A. W. Milla. Pine Bluff. Ark. ARKANBAS FARili-Blg Uat apaclal bargains: sent free. Wrlta today. Captaia Higga. f'ayeuavtiie. Ara. Cavllfa Seeding and Orange Picking Time Now in Full Force In California Now is a good time of tba year to take a trip to California. You no doubt have-i mora time to go now than any other time of the year. Everything Is ao much dif ferent there than it la here that you will enjoy your trip Immensely. You Can Make Money In Buying Cali fornia Land Because ther are ao many people going there to live, which Increases tba value" of the land W a ara offering the finest kind of level valley land, close to towna and railroads on very oaay terms, where you can grow all kinds of fruits, including oranjrea, ail klnda of vegetable and grain, aJx and seven cuttings of aJfaifa, Next excursion leaves Omaha, January Mo. HASTINGS & HETDEN, MM Harney BC Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE Tv to per acre; caah. batanoa luug term, lha iat ef the Mg ranches to be colonised and la th greatest Irrigation district In toe world, wnere each land owner has equal ngnt to water and It never gives out; ruih. level, sandy loam; grow from I to 1 crops alfalfa yearly; dairy products called for eacj day by la tour big creameries; no land anywhere near ao cheap, any where la djatrict; will double in taiue In 1 year; Investigate tn,s. Turlock Uardea Land Co., idodeato. SAN JOSE Income Horn Orchard. to.sU s a., adjoining lha city limit of San Joee; assorted fruit ercnard. pay MW par year; two good cow cottage; real for M per monia; null and taab and aU outbuiidiugs, -land aJjolniuu ewillng for U,vju per a.; best pruuoaitloa In tha atafk. J. M- NELSON. M N. 1st U Baa Joea fCSfO0 down; 10 acre good level land. 4 mite from Merced; adapted to alfalfa, fruit, ate; t mile from achuwi; aaiall aouse. sheds, water right, ti.w -uu down; tb acres good laval land, 4 tunes from Merced; adapted to alfalfa, orchard, etc.; water ruhu J. L. KL'&tELU Maread, CaX ' Cavauida. WE offer tit following parcel of farm land la the celebrated Fort tieorge and Nechaco districts. These are all carefully selected and at the choicest ot our holdings. Lot l-iJ acres. Mud titer district, about ten milea southwest of rort Oeorge, eight milea from U. T. P. JC H., two n.iles from aurvey of Victoria 4V Fort Ueorge 1L R, cloe to transportation on both naer aid Nechaco nun. Soil black loam and silt, l'rlce -0 per acre; el i-er acre cash, balance time. Entire parcel or will divide. Lot J acres. Fort Ueorge district. IV miles from 1 T. P. It. R. and Eraser river aud tuilea from Fort George, tioil excellent. A snap for some one who wants a small farm near Port tleorge, river and railroad Price 112 per acre; 13 rash. 1 alance on time. Lot XtiM acres, Nechaco valley, about 25 miles west of Fort George, within half mile main line O. T. 1. K. 1C, V, mile of froniaae on Nechaco river A choice location. I rice i0 per acre; Li cash, bal ance time lot o acrea. Fort George distnet. one mile of river frontage on the beautiful FTaaer. Gently rolling country. Fertile oil. Close to U. T. P. K. It. Price lit) lr sere; (3 cash; ba.anre on lime. Will divide Lot -4iO acrea. Punchow I M.k a district. lying nddvkay let een aurteys of G. T P 1c R. and Victoria Fort Gvorge R. IC tiiHHl soil, latge meadow, borders on beautiful lake: ti ler acre cash, balance on tune. Wi.l divide. GRAND THI NK PACIFIC LAND COMPANY. J. C. HI TtsoN. Pree . XU New York Ufe Bldg. O. J. M'MAMs CO. tilling Agents in Iowa. Council bluffs, la REAL ESTATE I FARM AU H AX II I. A L IDH SAIK! tConunued. Culnradw. PIXTKKN S'irreeslve veare of f croi a tuake n.rtreaetvrn t (piradu a neat iaila the bet f.fferrnc hef- re n wtnrn and home buyers trxla'. I'me adxanctia. bat cn rep still for the lanu. Write i- H. Keinhardt, flerllng. Colo. GARDEN BPOl rtr ARAPAHOB COUNTT. Now Is the time to get readv and b iv a e bo l re g-arden tract for next sprng, have a choice lot to eolect from, rnie good bargains In ranches, chicken ra.ni boa. Call on The i R Harrs Realty Co. tls Ma:n BU. Littleton. Colo. Tv-acra tract, ar part, plenty of fruit, ala suitable fur chicken rauttt. a bargua. If taken at ones; clos to car line Ca.l or phune Roland A Hoffman. Real Leiala Arvada. Coio. Ceewrsjla. TOR SALE How la this: A lot tftxlet feet In a progreeslve lty. and 4 acres farming lan1, al for t"J. on terms "f fl iSLh and I monthly Address. P. L. Tbomae, tX River ria J. Columbus. G Florida. FIjORIDA LAND. Florida Tou cajinot luee an any well selected property in r Ion da. but ara sura of quick and substantia; profits We have many good properties fur colonisation, (run and vegetable lands and unproved (arms. Pope A North. Ml Atlantic National bank Bklg , Jacksonville. Fla. FOR INVESTMENT OR COLONIZATION. 107. CW acres very best black aandy proline land In southern Florida. Owner offer larg tracts very cheap. For particular addresa Owner, Sn Chamber Commerce, Omaha, Neb. Illlaota. FOR SALE Beet MO-acre Uck grain farm In state; H. R. station, stor and levator oa farm; gravel road; will bear rtoeeat Investigation. Price iiuu.4Uw. M. A. brock. Ctssna Park. Ill FOR SALE Or exchange a splendid E acre wheat farm In Manitoba' most fav ored district, near town and school. What have you to offer? V. JL. Ferguson, L Grange, I1L FOR SALE Corn farms; tu acres In Bu reau county, Illinois. 11 LI 50; K acrea, Ogla county, lv. O. A, Hotoomb. Aurora, lii. Iweva, FARM LANDS. I ACRES FINE PRAIRIE LAND. Situated m le from a good county snt tawn In North Dakota. Every foot tillable; will trade In a town dwelling to amount af ILIVe to ItWk Address Lock Box 211. New Albln. la. Kaasaa. 440 ACRES, I mi. town. New six room house; barn, sheds. 140 plowed, balance fenced pasture, all smooth, tillable. Rural route, telephone. Good road, goll, neigh bors. Crippled with sciatica, cause for selling. LS per acre; time if wanted- E, W. Albright, Brewster, Kan. DRESS your fac In a mile. It won't catch cold. Now the time to "wap" farms, ranches, city property or mdae. 'Hot " bargain for "cold" day. Price and describe your propottuons. R. B. Wads worth. Garden City, Kan. CRAWFORD county. Kansas. Farms; 13) aires Improved; bargain, tloXr); easy terms, at) and lttu, also i. 1 and 14 acre fruit and poultry. For particular write Geo. W". Btrickier. Glraxd, Kan. 1. TEN mile from Emporia; l. culti vated; house i rooms, one two rooms: good barn; alfalfa, clover, timber; school twenty rods; V- J. T. Burton, Emporia. Kan. 179 ACRES alfalfa grain and stock farm, rich bottom land, one mile Cherokee county, Kansaa; offered short time, 146 per acre. Act quick. E. J. Votaw. Wichita, Kan. MR. RENTER Bargain In west central Kansas. Nice 1st) acres improved, t mile station; easy term; li.em. JJu acrea raw land. $1.1x0. Ed. Ew.ng. Dighton, Kan. IbO ACRES, well Improved, adjoin R. It town in southern K antes. Alfalfa, corn, wheat, stock and fcruil farm. Prluo J).'A; bwat ot term. - W.-4 Carier. Steaiiug, Kan. I Ai ACRErf. solid tract. 4 seta improve ments; t miiea town, beet soil, cant be duplicated In state, $18. best terms, Kansas-Colorado Investment Co., Scott City. Kan. JJS ACRES wheat, corn and alfalfa land, southern Kansas; 4 mile county aeat. W acres whaat. 3 acrea alfalfa; well Im proved. Price L. L Kiscr, El Dorado, Kan. 400 ACRE grain and stock farm; Im proved; 1 milea market; JO acres bottom and upland crop land: tpr'ngs, well and river. MS. Special, lielder at Hotrur, Slu ha'lan. Kan. 1 - Nsrth Dakota. UO ACRES. Ptutsman Co . N. D., clear, for good residence, ciear. In Dew Moinea. Price of laud tM per acre. 0 acre, well Improved, ffi miles from Winnipeg. Manitoba, for Income. Price. 136 per acre: mtg.. M.SOU ecjulty. Lock Box i6. Spirit Laka, la. Lwalalaaa. TOR SALE Louisiana orange and fig trees are money ma Here Will sell you I acrea of fertile land with 100 orange and fig tree bearing In 1 year for ld. tM monthly payments; will culti vate and take rare of trees and pay tax for 1 years; no Interest: title guaranteed; treea till aaason In this section have netted from lb to 110; Inducements on larger tract. For further particular addresa A. J. Godard. Abbeville. La. Mlcblgaw. FOR RALK li.fXd acres of unimproved fruit and farm lands in eight towDship In Lake. Osceola and Mason counties. Mich igan; formerly hard wood timber lands; ituated In well settled country; title per fect, abstract furnished. Re presents lives at Land bhow and at Hotel New (southern, where samples of soil and products ara shown. U. W. Marsa, owner. Maa tatse. Mich. FARM BARGAIN. Best AO-acre farm in Mich.; black sandy loam; 14 bidgs; 1 mile from tows; net I early earnings la.irtu. H- Arbogaat, Kloom Laid. N. J. Mlaaeawla. M0 OPEN MINNESOTA PRAIRIE at 115. Terms: IHUo hardware and Implements and Ss.Gut bu-ldink for farm to match In torn belt box It. Adrian. Minn. I"OR SALE BT THE OWNER-W seres In Mower county, li nn; well improved, all tillable. 1 miles to loan, ha f nulc to school. 1 miles to lowa l.n. l'rlce. fit p-r acra Seth A. Cheney. Grand M.aduw. Minn FORECLOSURE8ALP. OF LAND-We have over li 'OB acres Minnesota land to effer at forecloaura prices, about one-ha.f value; literal terms, part or w hole; g ran J I eooortunny for retailer L. W. Tav or Soo.. Nat Ger.-Amer. bank Bidg, Minn. bl. Paul. FOR SALE Best cut-over land In north ern Minnesota and Wisconsin; lili per acrs and up. farm, timber and Iron land. John VI A. Ciueuy, lu pauadia b.d , Duluta, Ulna. Tesaa. t i n PER ACHE buy i acres richest Nueces river Irrigation land, southwest Texas; Investment or colonization: f :&.') development. Part cash, forced sale rai est opportunity. Wire or uuie linmout ately, Jes F. Wolfe. Trustee, iute N. FUyrea bt, rvau Autouio, Tex ORANGE orchards near Houston ar big Investments. Our five-acre orchards are sold on easy monthly pmeni. Ti.e AUin Japanese Nurseries adjoin and U r ex perls develop and care for oar uirhards three years. Write today for Hi .nitrated orange booklet. Federal Land invaal menl Co, Houston. Tex. ARE ou seeking Independence? Then come locate wun us on a ten-acre farm, cioaw to Houston. Tex.. In ti e ha. my guif coast couiitxy. you are c'oae to markets and cau get rich by raising winter garden truck, aad by developing a fig aud orange orchard, wnh certain yearly income, set rial hundred of us l.ave funned an "laws colony" anil are farming here, you can buy a farm among ua for !-i a month Write me today for particulars. G li.iftn.an. Manvrl, Jxx, REAL ESTATE 'ARM A It HIM H Li.Ml roR MlK I eallaara. POUT () CX)NN0K, TEXAS. Thr sar len spot of the aouih. F.ne win ter and umm.'r cllinate, ery best in ruilural and fruit lknd. AU close to rail road. One year crop will par for land. Price $3 to M per acre. One-third cash. WAUNEll tt WILLIAMS, 441 Be Bidg. Omaha. Neb. Mkwewwrl. ST' IV Ion't go a step further than iHj'.glaa Co . doan in the bea mf ol Ourkt. Raise anything, corn. to i buheia -er are. an olner crotw in troiwrtion. cheao et gi-d lan i on earth; $ to lo i er acre. Kre Irformaiton. Gioba Krai Lstat Co., Alt. Mo. Ko-ACRK valley stock farm near leta non. Mo ; wcil Improved, aoixl siit. W-acie fit-iil. lu-acr pasure. seeral s;rmi;. fit. Terms no trade. Ed C, l'aumann, 4"4 Bixn villa tt . b;ringf ield. Mo. FR SALE T acres splendid Vernon IV (Mo I slock and grain farm; every acre s"'od. plenty of water. Price, lot) Jver d-re, as a-i'-d a ti.o Iowa land and far better climate Write for better demerit lion. K. L. purgecin, Owner. OUie, Kan. Ml&SOURI LANDS ror aa:. M acres ta I ks acrea; terms and prices to suit pur chaser. Write for particulars. W. M. btevens. Clinton. Henry Co.. Mo, BARGAIN eo-acra farm; 4 mile from Waraaw, Mo; 2& acrea cultivated, balance paMure; near school and church; price I ! '.-'. terms aasy. Address T. O. Owen. Warsaw, Ma. OZARK LANDS. Be bidg. Oaark Lsuid Co., 40 10 ACRES g miles to town: pood, level, well drained land; en mall rout and school bouse on one corner pf the farm; 1-room nous, new; barn Hx); hog and cow house; windmill, plenty water, about t acres timber. Ibis Is a good place, priced at Ma per acre. I. K. C BUTCHER, Draxel, Mo. GRAZING, farming, timber and fruit lands in south Missouri From UM to Li per acre. OZARK LAND CO.. 403 SEE BLDG. HALF INTEREST, laid with sine and Webb City. Mo. 4o-acre farm, undar- T. Chapman, fc ACRiCS AND 4 ACRES IN GOOU old Cass county; & miies from Kansas City; bolli well Improved; fla b.ack limestone land; bargain; choice, pu per acre; gooti terms. E. V. Burden, Garueu City, Mo. Nebraska. IMPROVED farm ot about KG acrw la Colfax county. Nebraska, all good level land, new building, ft, acre m wheat, lay closa to town. U. P. R. R. runs throush the farm. Pries, M per acre would take soma city property. L N Hammond, 121 Board of Trad a FARM BARGAINS 100 acres Kimball county Nebraska, 4 mile from good railway ;atlon. all good farm land, some improvements. Fur quick sale. $14 per acre, it cash. bal. 1, 2 and 1 years. Warner & Williams, 442 Be Bidg. Oregosi KLICKITAT APPLE LAND 0 acrea only I00.W per sere. Address L. D. Oaken. Gaaton. ore. Wukixgts. FOR SALE Cheap, 10 acrea good land, about X acres slashed; rood well, new pump and shed; for !&0; V mile to Sheri dan dock; Li minutes ride to Bremerton, Addrwa Box i'.i, Bremerton, Wash. CHICKEN RANCIt Five acres of good aider land- partly cleared, near good road; good new house and chicken house; 0 laying hens, duck and a lot of p:geona; two miles from good new town, near boat landing; ten miles frcm city of 4u,0M people. ' Price, rj0; 12A) down, balance 10 per month. fcee Mr. Morrison, Dm Bond 8t-,' Everett. W ash. TWO e-a.tr tracts, frorbne on I-ake Che lan. Wash.; 2-year-old winter apple, fin oil. fins lake, fln cUmate. fin fishing and boating: low pr!ce 5 close an estate Address W. U. Norrta 4tSi lih Ave.. N E.. Seattle, or G. P. Bennett, Lakeside. 10 ACRES CLOfE TO SPOICANE. On electric line, suhlrrjfnted. near 2750 land. Chesp. Part cash balance t years. H. T. ROBERTS. Box liSS. Spokane, Wash. tVlaeonsla. r COME TO VI LAB COUNTT. WISCONSIN. Good land cheap and oa very easv terms form I'O to II an ac-a. 40 acrea for $10 DOWN AND 10 A MONTH. No Interest, ro taxes, insurance clause In th contract. Fert.le oil, plenty of rain, good roada. good markela. good schools ani churches. Bend for map and book to Dept O. F SANBORN CO.. Eagle River. Wis. FOR SALE Cheap, good Improved farm, M.uvu, half down, baiancs easy terms. Gso. lvaa. Mauston. Wit.. R. 4. r ...... BEST land In Wisconsin; any alsed tract; wholesale prices. Grimmer Land Co., Mart, eeste. Wis. A BARGAIN, iniv-acre farm, stock machinery and all for tSJOO. small payment down; u acre under plow; new modern seven-room bouse; two miles from Mauston. Wis; act quick. Ad drwa R. M. GRIMSRL'D. Westby. Wis. TO exchange 130 acres good level farm Isnd. Oneida county. Wisconsin; rear i all road and town; country rapidly settling up and prloes advancing; price ti.tVs). clear; want good, sound young registered Perch, eron or Belgian sialion. lo weigh no less thsn LSuO pounds and a aura foal getter. Address Lock box luL Rbinelander la. M lacellawawwa. wateiTto buy There are thousands oi people In Iowa that want to buy farma Improved and un improved In eel i led and unsettled districts The way to best reach them is through ths classified pages ot THE DE3 MolNES CAPITAL. Average circu.aUon last momn 44 44 ropiea. Pubilthed for twenty yefcra at pes Mo'nes. la., bv Lafe Young. REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loans aud warrants. W. FarLain emila Co . IZJO Farnam bu WANTED City loans. Peter Trust Co CiOO to ( 000 on Omaha homes. O'Keefe P.eAl Estate Co., His N. Y. Lit. Doug:a or A-iui lltn to r.0"V mads promptly. F D Wead. Wead Bidg , 1Mb and faxnam. GARVIN IKOS.. Id floor N. Y. Life V.v4 to tiui'.uuO on impioved property. No dt,y. u,w RATE8 BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.. Brandeia Theater li.dg. I . , . , . u . . . . . I I-OAK3 owners and home bu.ld. I r- 'ln Privilege of making partial pay. W. H THOMAS. US First National fcar.k Blig. MuNEY TO LOAN-Payne lovesiment Co. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE fcave CASH BUTERS for GOciD bus t.es and lesldence properties. WE CAN BELL your pioperty If worth th money. ONKILU REAL EaTAIfc. AGENCY. Tel. Tyler l'4. In I. A-Iil 11m6 Farr.am street Oma.'.a. (12 North Juri street -"J'U Omaha. SWAPS IF TOU have any bind of business or properties to trade for fcouih Missouri land see uuK Land Co.. 4ul B b.dg. omana. WE exchang properties of merit H H. Culver, til-kil N. Y. Life. Douglas 7fei. CNE braud cew No. TO Colt acetlen gas machine aiid ga range lo tiad tut good iiOiL cow or chickens. Graad Ave- I'hone Web. 4TV4. WANTED TOMORROW- Wi.l pay I pr cent for a hn of ! to 11 ii, fr.r a v.r l.iv r. . I hi'mI, M-.inl V i I improved and unimproved up tu l-'Jom. Ad I dies M Jt.. Lee. WANTED TO BUY HKST rrx-e pa.i tor Id hand fjmlltire cwi ) n. i-ii-'Mrm and , Tel l tJ.L i FPCND-HAND cl '"ltig, n.m d ' J ;hn l-euln.an. ariv f-er- ll;tN afe. itoond l-.nni n-t thn 1 ipr. w e. i in.-- e h:h A'!.i' lvk l'"i l- Mrna. N. ( , till Friday eveotna. I it. . r WANTED TO RENT WANTP.!'- R,im and tvsrd In a private family bv yonn ladv Adires G Hee. WANTED SITUATIONS FIRST-CLASS, engaged at once. practical nurs can long.aa I1.4. be YOUNG man delrs place to work f"r i poarn sno r..m in private rs:iry wnue UjU1 attending conege. Lo tes College, p. .ones YOUNG nan. ae-i V. just arrived from' I'encer. wfie -:ri-ii piocerv c.eik or bran''h tlt i'h'Uie ojterator, ex perien'ed. Will cvn.ticer oii.cr p.'i-ltions. WvU-ier ItL Yt'l'N'S lady wants Iosition as first cla's piano piayei ; (it.od s.nger; best ifcretns. t l:ce I WOULD like a lositlon as crpntor In somo Urise t.(flte hjilllng or store Addrevs r N OSrd. rH., South Omaha, or rail Auto. Ill' LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE. Stockholders' meeting of ths Union. Land con-pan y. Nome is hereby tlven that the annual meeting of the t .ck hoidei of the I nion Land company, for the election of five lilitctors and the transaction of such other business as may bna.ly come lfore the meeting, wl ! he held at tbe office of tne General tsuicltor. Union Pacific HeaJ- Quarter Uulidini. Ninth and Farnam streets. Omaha. N-bruska. on Mor.aav. in. Vth day f Jan.iary. 1S-1L at 10 o clock a. m. The stock transfer books will be closed 10 day previous to the tneetinK ALEX. MILLAR, .-ecretary. New York City. N. V., Dec. 1, lmo Lisiaot STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING - OFFICE of Lee-G.aaa-Andreesen Hardware corn- ipany, u mx 1 .Nehraska. L'ecember . la;0 ! Nome is hereby aiven to the stockholders oi i.e-.iBa-.nree!-en iiardware Com pany that li e annual meeting of the stock holders of the company will (,e held at the office of lha taid company, coiner of Ninth and Harney street, in the city of Omaha, m the state ot Nebraska, oa Tuesday, Janu ary. 10. A. D., 111. at 1 o'clock p. ro... for the purpose of ceding a bvard of directors for the company to serve during the en suing year, and to transact such other business as may b presented at such meet, in H. J. LEE. President. Attest: W. H. GLASS. Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. The annual meeting of the stockholder of The c::i Omaha and Wextern Rail road Company, for the election of seven directors and the transaction of ruch other bu?ines as may come before the meeting, will be held at the office of A. L. Mohler, corner of Ninth and Farnam streets. Omaha. Nebraska, on Wednesday, the eleventh day of Januarv, A. I iil at 11 o'clock A. M. T. M. OKIL D-sAlU-t .Secretary. RAILWAY TIME CARD I'SIO.V STATION. -Teattt aad Mim. tains Pacific Depart. Arrive Pan Ftnn. Overland I,.. a i la am all i pm China and Japan F. M a 4 10 pm a B 4S pm Atlantic Express a C 45 am Oregon Express a 4:0n pm a t 10 pm Loa Ancel. s Limited ... .aU 45 pm a i pm Dener Special a7:'4am a 7 27 am Colorado Express a J fW) pm a 4 M) pm Orepon-Wasli. Limited al2 M pm I m pm North Platte Local a 8:15 am a 4 46 am Columbus Local ,.a!:mi alO an am Stromsburg Local bl5;40 pm b 1:30 pro Chicago, Rock lalaad A Pacific . EAST. Rocky Mountain Ltd ...alj M am alO 43 pm Chicago Day Express.. 4i am a 4 30 pm Chlcro Loral Pass.'. . .blO IS am M0 19 pm Dea Moines Local Pass a 4:) pm ail. 20 pm Chicago Express; a 4 40 pro a 115 pm Chicago Limited J., a I t pm i t ut lra WEST. Chl.-Neb. lAd . Lincoln. a S 30 am a 147 pm Colo. & Cai. Express. ..a 125 pm a 4 pm Okl. & Texas Express.. a 2 15 pm a 1 ao pm Rocky Mountain Ltd ..alO 56 pm al2.a0 am Cbicwajo St orth weaterw NORTHBOUND. Twin City Express a 7:45 am alO 20 pm rioux City Loc al a 1 45 pm a :2s pm Minn. & Dakota Ex a 7:uu pin a 2 15 am EASTBOUND. Carroll I-ocal a 7:00 am a 2 50 pm Omaha Express , a 7.40 am a C 49 am Chicago Local al2 16 unt a S:2s am Colorado-ClucBsTO a 5:1 pm a 1 Z& pni Chicago Special a 6 uj pm a 4 am Pacific Coast-Chicago. .a 4 "5 pm a J 3 pm Los Angeles Limited... a s.fci pm al! ii pm Overland Limited all 45 pm a i :it am Carroll Local a 4 j pm W w) am Fast Mail a li pm a l.'Jt pm WESTBOUND. Llneoln-Chadron a 'i bit am Norfolk-Dallas a 7: am Long Plne-ivj Platte. ..b 2.15 nm all 00 am a!0:4o pra o b M pm Hatings-t?ULerioi b 2:15 pm b in pm leadoKl-Hot tprlngs a 3 , pm a i iO pm Casi-er-Lander a 2 55 pm all.W am Fremont-Albion b 6 Jo pm wl.Spni Mlsaoarl Pacific K. C. A St. L. Ex a S 20 am a 7:40 ara K. C. a. tt. L. Ex., ex cept baturday all lS pm a i.M pm K. C. at St. L. Ex., tiaturdaya only 12:00 pm Chiracs, Mllwsskee A lit. Pawl Overland Limited all 44 pm a 7.i am Omaha-Chicago Ex b 7:15 mil Omaha-bavanna Local. a 7:15 am all ti pm tolo-Cal Express a t.w pm a 13 pm toiorauu oiwviai a i .u am w s.ei am Perry-omaha Local . ..b t.li pm tio.uu am ..a 7:00 am a 2.45 pm ...a w pin a s.tw am . . . b 7 .ou am ...a ou pm a t ut ani ...a JO pm a 25 am ..a i.jO tiu ail.ia uni Ihiuuli Ceutral Chicago Ex pl eas Chlcaao Liinilea tlnn.-ft- Paul Ex.. Minn. -ft. Paui Lia... W witaah-Oinaha-9L Louis Ex. Mail and Express eii-ub'y Lei. niuiiiC U.)U 5.uu pm bai.15 aru luiriio Great W r.ieru t uicasu Lnto Lei a S.4& piu iin city Limned b s so pm a 7 52 am Twin en Lxpleas a S OU am a lay pot Chicago Lxpraaa a 2 4 pot Barliwalew btatlsav Barllaalow I"enver California. -loth aad Muss. Depart. Arrive a 4 lo pm a 3 46 pm .a l U pi. i a 2 45 pm a s to am a 4 :lv p.n ; .a 4 10 p.n ; j,: b 1 M pni al-.ii pin ' .ail .Ji t.iu a 7 ou am I ii ju a, i) a t lu pro : a s.U am a t Ik pm j b s c am I ..b 3 ' pm l.lo lm a J pm a 7 5u pm a 9 Is am a ju am . air .vi p. i, a 2 o pm ' ail J6 pm all , pm ! a I.Ui am all lu pm rl 'i m ' a 4 ,) pm a 1 ii ptn a 1 w i. in a j run a u ani i0 o am ..a i j pit, ai'J a.' am . a 4 i pm all 5 urn i" i- pm a 45 am a u iu a t lu pin .a 4 A i in Nebraska points a s to am a 4:lv p.n ; l. acK Hil: a 4 10 pi in .-. t, p:,, . L i.com Mil b 1 m pni al-.ii pin' Nuiir.west Lxprt . . . .ail .Ji pm a 7.uu am i NchrasKa i.oiniJi ScUuks Lxpiras ... l.inco.n Lcai tM.-bu ier-l'attsmouih Lincoln lxcal I'.at iaiiiou tit - lot a Hi iievue-l'lattsmoat h Central Nebra.a C iocabo bpec al 1 , ru ei :-pc-c;a! Ch catio i.xprte Chicago ial Exprtsi lott lvOCHl Creaton Ha l lx.c.I . Si. Lo.ns Exprs K. C. A .M. Joaepn.... K. C. ac ftt. Ju,'.i.... K. C. a: t Joaei o Webster btallow loth aad Webster. Illunari Paclfio Ivpart Arrive. b 1 -a pm bu am Paal, Ulssrsaolls Auburn Local tklrsss, M llaisks Sioux kty Express b 15 pm bli ss am I Omaha Local c i JU pm riioux City Psssentrer b I Jo pm i 1 win City I'asaeiiijer.. . b t .V? am i Bious City lxcal c f am Emerson Local b I a -n b 10 ant !' 1 ' 1 1 ' eniei.l Snnilsv l-l S inilnv nn,v HYMENEAL Hat Is-l aiury. ! MAYNARD. Neb . I c. z Scial I r Will air. W aiis of hmul.a aid Hit I Iorone Emory of IJncoln Were n.nrned fit ii'ior. Mi la..' the resid-iice c.f U.e ' Ln.e s gnnJ drents, Mr. and Mrs W. It. Murray. . 4 DISCUSSES COMMISSION PLAN Judge Brn & Baker Explain! Fault of GoTcrnment FRLSLXT FORM IS EXPENSIVE Speaker tbswr Hww Ceiiwwilaalww Plaw Woald Reweflt Omaha Vy Redwelw the 5laaoer wf F.wtploye. Judpe Pen S. Kakr spoke to the South west ImiirvM anient cluh Wednesday nlfht st its hall. Twerty-fotirth and Leaven worth streets, on t'n cviiunission P'n cf city government. "I b-llev that the commission plan of j municipal government." he said. has j many advantage and Important ad vantage over our present plan ot taty government. In the first place the eom nil'smner plan would be a cheaper means and a more effe-4ive one of running our city. We would pel mort under th.it plan for our money than we ar now getting. I he-'leve that under our present system (I am not crttlcUiuii anyone In connection with our present city government It the system you underwtand) the city has to many employes doing t'o little work. Under the commissioner tan w could lect five pooJ buslnes men to carry on our cily business for us and do It mor ef fectively than any council we could pos sibly elect, headed by tha best mayor w could elect. Each of those five men would bs assigned to a department of tha city yovernmenL Each would bs reponlbl for his part of the city business. I don t I ih..- i. ..... ii. . .. l.n,tum . " - " 1 don't believe In the people voting upon every little thing. But when It get down to a city. I believe the peopl should have the right to say what they want and what they want to pay for It. Under tb present plan of government when th end of the year come around, what has become ot the money? Nobody know; nobody ask for an accounting If we had tha Com mission plan when tha end of the year cornea round a ad we reallie that more money ha been paid out for treet light ing or for paving than we think was necessary we can go to the commissioner who baa made that hi business and ask for an explanation. If that explanation la not satisfactory we hav tha recall. Now in that mailer of th recall we would have t be a littl careful, W s ara but human. We ar liable to let ourselves b prejudiced or soma faction Influence u through prejudice or political reasons to recall a man purely for thos reasons. Therefore. I am In favor of a recall which w ould take a number, possibly S3S per cent of the total number of voters. That may t too much. Probably that per cent should obtain only for the first year th commis sioner I in office In order to allow politi cal, or any other kind of prejudice, tim to die out. The J believe, the per cent should be lowered to. aay 2S per cent, so that If a commissioner is not doing hi duty ha could be recalled without effort on th part of tha people being prohibitive. I believe In tha commission plan of city government not altogether because It would eliminate graft, but because I think It would put tha government oa a purely business basis. Omaha could have five good business men at I,0ijO or J7.000 a year, and hava a batter government and a cheaper government than we ar having now, or aver hava had. Ther would be fewer employes of th city. Tou walk Into ths city hall now and yon will see more men Idle by 50 par cent than you will In the hoys,. Under lha commissioner plan there would be none of tlieso political hangers on. Tba people hould get together and 1st the legislature know what we want." Good Foundation For Many Romances Party of Weit Point Cadeti Acci dentally Meet Bery of Montana Oirli at White Home. WASHINGTON, Dae. 29 When a party of West Point cadets, piloted by Senator Dick of Ohio, and a bevy of Montana school girls, chaperoned by Senator Carter, met at tha executive offices of tha White House today there were many who pre dicted the beginning of a number of ro mances. Tbe mac ting was entirely accidental. Both senators had brought tbeir charges to tb Whit Houa to shake hands with th presi dent. There was a delay, and during ths wait in tha reception room. Introduction were In order and trhen at last It was an nounced that the president was ready to receive his callers, th cadets and young women had just about forgotten ths ob ject of their visit They reluctantly aald good-by. filed in to th president of fice and later took their several way frcm tha Whits House- THIEVES DROP THEIR BOOTY WHEN SURPRISED AT WORK Drey Overcoats While K sacral aa- frwaa Store of FxnII llsrnslelw May Bs Bar. Two burglar, who had broken Into ths grocery ator of Emll Hornsteln at 1C!4 8t Mary avenue, were surprised last night J'ist as they were making their exit, by J. W. Headly. janitor of the hterllng apart ments above ths store. The thieves dropped their booty, which they had In a sack, also their overcoat, and fled. Headly at once notified the police and Detectives Ring and Alurphy and Officer Triasher made a hurried trip to th place Tne mi.k foun(J to conllln . , ' ... . , , numter of cigar. totcco. chewing gum. was evident, from the overcoata. that th thieves were either small men or boy. High srbwul bladewl Held Meetlas; to Preps re for (aril ttlaffs Ospoacsls. Mr. Anderson, who Is al the head of the debating- department at the Omaha High arhool, called a meeting of tbe debating a-piad Wednesday morning at the Young Men a Christian association building. Only eight men of the t'juad were present. They were: George Grimes. Fred Rypins. Ed win Landale. Waldo Mhlllington. Harold Landeryou. Edwin Alderwon. Phillip John son and Lewi Pratt. Each debater gave what he prepared on th Income tax ques tion, which 1 to be tbe queatloa for the first debate. They also decided to hold tbe preliminaries for the debate between the freshmen of the Omaha High school and the Council Bluffa High school on j Monday. January 1. The real debate will j ho held about February L. A lartie number of promUIng freshmen have entered their ' name for the preliminaries of this debate. They are a. Averhiil. A. Loomls. R. Cotter. G. Kennedy. K. Laity I Loonus. F L. Itoff, K. Norton. G. Paxton, C. Neltb, II Carroll, M Jacobs. W. Cooper, C. Uuw lon and J. Hraterfleld. Dinner for Mrs. Barry on Stage at Orpheum Player of Mate Penuation Tender Her Dinner on Her Twenty Eighth Birthday. The mala members ef this week Orpheum bill were the hot at a late din ner last rt!M on the Orpheum sre 1st honnr of Mra. .lltnmle Bsti'. it bcin the occason of her twenty-eif hth blrthdsv Mrs. Barry Is a men her of tb cottipanv that so well presents .Mr. Barry's rmwl skit. "At Hensfoot Corrers " The dinner was a urrrtse to It recipient. ." was loM to ao down to th stsse tn a hurry; ths.t a prise ficht ws tHrt bld there. Instead of the supposed "mil!" Mrs Harry found a well-laden table, around which were seated all the merrher ef tha cnmany and cniploves of t?ie theater tn the number of about fifty, A large p.ctur of the guest of honor w.i then thrown nn the back canvas and she was welcomed roy ally. William Rock of Hock and Fulton per formed very capably tbe dutie f tonst mastrr. Mr. Harry was fu-wt called oa and thanked the eomiwny with tears in her eyes for giving her the happiest day of her life. After Mra Jiarry th other artiste who play to amuse the public did a few turn for the:r own entertainment Joe Stump waa asked for a (tump speech, but responded with some well rendered numbers on the piano. Miss Barbara Pchaefer of Witt's Rose of Klldar aang. Howard Bros, put their best effort Ints a l'.ttle comic ke;ch and the other mem ber of the company followed Just as read ily and ably with their share of th even ing's fun. WIFE RETALIATES ON SPOUSE Both Mr. and Mrs. Ilewry Poo re lr Now Accused of nigaaay la t'oaaty Cwwrta. lOAN. la. Dec. .- Special.) Mr. Henry Poore. who formerly resided on tha farm southeast of Logan, waa arrested by Sheriff Rock last Friday evening at Council Bluffs and brought before Justice O. L. Case of Logan on the charge of bigamy. Information being filed by br husband, Henry Poor. Mr. Poor waived examination and was held to answer to th grand Jury. Th! evening Henry Poor ws arrested by C. F. Peckenpaugh and brought before Justice O. L. Case on the charge of bigamy as a result of proceeding being Insti tuted by hi wife. Following the example of Mr. Poore. Mr. Poore waived pr llmlnary hearing and held to answer to the grand Jury. I wloat t'oaaty Grand Jsry. CRESTON, la-. Dec. 22. (bpsctal.) -Judge Thomas Maxwell. who succeeds Judge Towner to th bench In this dis trict, will open tils first term sf court her January (. Th most Important cas coming up and lha on that will exdt unusual Interest la tha contest ever the mulct petition which has just been brought. Th following grand Jurors bav been summoned to appear: A. E. Otis. L. Hitch cock. II. 8. Peny, Robert Smith, A. R. Stoner, Barney Sheridan, Frank Harrs. Frank Warrick. E. G. Pv-ttigrow. C. A. Culver, George Shannon and Ad'.ey Cook. Tha petit jurors are; F. I. Carter. Ji. Mackey. M. D. Ussoa, W. A. Berry. J. T. Stver, Lwis McKlmpaon, John Hart, Roy Hubble. P. A. KJpllnger. W. Ia Stiles, W. a Tracey, E. M. Mills. C. H. Lalnlngr, O. M. Mclntyre. W. T. Griffith. K. M. Jordan, i. A. Nord. J..W. HlHery. Mont. Anderson, F. E. Wlinmer, T4 R, Moor. J. A. Wolf. C. E. S!aug"h(er and U. li. Comp toa. Isws News Mate. BAXTER The German Reformed church, a mile eaat of here. aa totally droyed . by firs esrly Tuesday morning. Tne loss Is I7.5w. partly Insured. CRErtTON Lula KirkpatrirV, a former Create girl, ha been granted a" rilrorc from her husband. Grocer Kirkpatrlck. oa the ground of non-aupport, at Wichita, Kan. - x..- CORNING While returning a Ilk a load of coal from Carbon, la.. J. H Child, aged lit year, was killed. Il I believed, by fall ing from the waguu and being kicked by . one of the horse. CARROLL The Carroll Herald, which ha been owned and edited by J. B. Hun gerford for twenty-five years, ha been old to W. C. baul, who will lake posses sion January L The paper ! a valuable weekly property. CRESTON Mr. Ellen Berg en sen. SI year of age. 1 dead at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Frank O Dell, In Highland township, ch had bt-en an invalid for soma time. Funeral service are to be held at La mo pi, la. Mra. llcrgenseo's former borne. FORT DODGE Dr. Emil Lund I to come from CenlervHIe. K. 1 . to accept tha pastorale' of the First Swedish Lutheran church In thla city, lis Is a man of aixty years, widely experienced hi the ehurch. The church lies been without a pastor since last April. HARLAN A. C. Wilson, one of th most prominnrit prohibitionist In th state, died at his home in th a city yesterday, lie was afflicted with cancer of the brain. He had several times been a candidate for various '.ate offices. Ha had len a resident of thl county for forty year. CRESTON Just enough water Is left la Burom t lake to last Crtston until March, according to statements made by off eta! tif th water company, lu order to belli out the Burlington ha ordered all of the freiKht engines to lake water at other points and passenger engines to lake only What la absolutely necessary here. . vV'sier cars ara being overhauled arid the com pany may even start hauling all ef its own water. The school board may be asked te ro-operabe by taking steps to prevent the heavy waste of water tn th public schools. MARHAIXTOWN-Mr. and Mrs. Alonso D. Frederick, who were married at Madi son, Wis , fifty years a no today, and who later lived for many years near Kearney. Neb., today celebrated the fiftieth anniver sary of the wedding Many relative and friends attended the reception. CRESTON Mr. H.ck. wife of Georr Hicks, former thief of pollc here, fell through a cellar door left Cen by an em ploye of the ga company who bad railed t read the meter and sustained aerlou in juries which may prove fatal, owing to the ill health sne has nulfered for the pas: few year?. FORT IOIGE-H. M Rnhrer. a lira nnan for the llllno's Ortral. was kilted in stantly th.s morning near Tars when he bent to couple nie tats and the drawbars carne together, crushing I is head. Lohrer waa t2 years of k'c and unmarried, lie was born near Barnuni, v. here hi survv Ing relatives live. GRISWOLIs In the annua) oratorical rouir.t held by the nirh school last week the following contistan's won In the dif ferent clasaes. Oratorical. Fred Gerlach; humorous. Ovpay Alrxander; dramatta Hazel Forsyth. G pay Alexander waa rhoaen to represent the school at lh slat oratorical contest. FORT IKIXJE Willis F. Rich, youngest son of E. II Rich, cashier of the First National bank. U now lotinng the country with the l'niiceton G'.ee club, which I s tiring slxnal succass. Last tear this ver satile youns- man was a member of the celebrated Triangle club of this university. He 1 also a star athlete at Princeton. CRFJiTON Harry Randall of Hneuldlng sustained a fractured skull when be suppxd from a load of cob and fell directly under tb wheels of a heavy farm wescw. The wheel eboved his head aside instead ol pasalng over it. thus saving him from In stant dVath. He has been resting ess If s nee the accident and II la hoped that ha will recover. FORT DO I G E P. M. Joloe, the I-ata Mill ex-banker. Indicted on over f fty counts for misappropriation of fund, will not te tr.ed at the at-ecial session of court arranged for his caae. to convene next Week in Fort I lodge. Joice ia too ill at hi hi Paul home to undergo I lie trial at this Hue. it is aiated. The case will come up now at the readier June term. f