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18 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1911. vn i REAL ESTATE I REAL ESTATE FAlIM A JtAMIt LAND FOB A M . I F . n M IIAMII UMI FOR DALE tCnmlnued ) J tContlnned.) MEXICO The billiards nro coining. The cold wli.lrr will soon be here, v i.y not take a trlj. with us down to Hi gulf coast of Mexico, where there U no f w atht-r. t i.n n,u smile gulf lre"ss equalise Hie temperature, making It pleasant and d iigmiui. Hlnipr anU B jniiutr. litre on CHn enjoy Harm, pleaannt weather every day. Hliiro you can buy a tarm at ll'.'wprr acre, easy terms, near railroad, near Tamplcu. tiio great barber, where you can see the elilps of the world loading1 and UHlouniiitf inol.- caigtroa. hfTo ou ran (t-ow tlio finest oranges and other cltrue fruit. Whore you can grow big c.-opj of coin. i Wlmro tine crop of corn pay for the land. Where tey grow b'.e coos of cotton, u bale per acre, worth 8so per bale. AVhere they row the flntr ilant, out of which they make binding twine, real Islrjf tlOO.M per arro annually. Where ratlin, hnrca ami mulca are crown with little expense. Where the Kucnlyptu trei grow fuster than they do in California. Where poultry in prx1iird In ail seasons of the year. W here vem-tablr kiuw to perfection. Where lite make Imnry every month. Where the e'ltnate Id healthful. Whcro the rainfall U abundant in the Stowing seasons, but little In the winter month. Where you can make money easily and quickly. Where fortunes are being Made. Where labor Is cheap. (50 cents per day). Where you will Ret rid of your rheumutNm and catarrh. Where you can have your winter home and enjoy life. Vhcro thousands of Amei leans are goinit and locating. Where you wi have Amerlran neighbors in an American colony. Wh no Mexican own Innd. Where came, deer, wild tut key, quail, ducks and geese are plentiful. At'R NEXT.EXCUIIEION. OCTOBER 17TII. RAILROAD KAUH FROM OMAHA TO TAMPICO AND RKTURN-H9.2S. CH0C0Y LAND COMPANY CM BRANDEJ3 BLDQ. Caaadaw CANADIAN ' LANDS. Do you want a farm In western Canada, where the crops this year are in advance of anything grown on t!ie continent" For wheat growing, dairying, mixed farming and cattle raising the province , of Alberta is unsurpassed. Lands are now offered by the CANA DIAN PACIFIC! RAILWAY COMPANY at prices ranging from 810 to 8Jo an acre , on LONG TlillMS of payment or on the i crop paytnont plan. That Is, paying for your farm with a portion of your crops oath year. l.and rallies have Increased M per cent In two years. Orcat opportunity for the iiomeaeeker. Call or write for full particular, book lots, maps, etc. ii 8. KLOn, Oen. Agent, Canadian Pacific Alberta I.and Co.. 440 Board of Trade Bldg. florid. YOU cannot maks a mistake when you buy Florida land, well located. Ask for plat or our KisHimmee lands. In center tf the fruit and trucking industry. Titles veriest. prices absolutely right. Relia ble snts wanted. J. C. 'o, Dos w. Xlxuiuii.se, l'"la v la xr a. liu-ACHlj Unproved farm, with orchard, utile N. K. council Bluffs, aa6 per acre, if qulbk. ti acres, will Improved, alls per acre. fay A Hess Co.. Sola Agents. Co. Bluff. 1'Hki easiest way to find a buyer for your farm is to Insert a small want ad in the Ues aloines Capital. Largest cir culation In the a'-ate of Iowa, 4S.tA dally, J he Capital Is read by and believed in by the stand lattera of Iowa, who simply re fuse to permit any other paper in their homes. Kates. 1 cent a word a day; n.ii per Una per month; count six ordinary words to the line. Address Lies Mom Capital. Des Moines, la. Georgia. - GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA Traversed by the ATLANTA, U1KHINOHAM 6 ATLANTIC UAILHOAD. I.ends adaptable to the widest rang ot crops. All the money crops of the tlouth plentifully produced. For literature treat ing with this coming country, Its soil, ell mate, church and school advantages, write W. H. LEAHY, DEPT. K. Ueneral passenger Ageut, ATLAKiA. OA. Nebraska, Good Buys EVERY ONE M acree valley land, tfa miles of good town; handy tu school, etc; slight Im provements; 6-r. house, barn for 4 head; good well, etc.; good sandy loam soli; with proper care this farm tan be made a garden spot. All can be cultivated; trloo, sum per acre; easy terms; l.Mv cash y March 1, balance k years, It per cent, M acres upiand, slight improvement; i-r. houae, barn uxM; eorncrib. granary, chicken houee, good well; to euros under cultivation; lvi uilles ot good town, W n.ii u auuooi. oiuy uS ptir acra; 43,im0 tah, balance i years. t-iVi acres, few thousand dollars' worth of improvements; a homelike place; good local iun, mainly Germans, 1 miles of Omaha, mostly mauauam; good value lur the money, tlJo per acre; l,u00 cash by alarcn 1, balance i years, per cent. Q acres, wed unprovea; goou orchard, etc.; At location, to miles ot good town; Ui tfood black suil, lj wr acre; U.Ouo by March 1, balance a years, ( per oeni. 4 acres, lucal, uninipiwed, ou tuaca diin road. This is Just a slight list. Have an extra good bargain, but too.raodeat to put it . iii pruit. It will take to.uuu to handle. Cunie on and let us snow you. iiruig wife. ,iery one within less ti.an K miles. Orin S. Merrill Company, Vill-U City Ket'l Rank Uldg. WANTKLv-oO Ncl.iu.fca ranches and fnru,s for Iowa cunluiuura. Alleetioiua a Co.. Council Bluffs, la. " NKURAfKA and Oregon land. U uil Lraiideis Illug. " U KoMKaTrAD-SM acres for H75; about tv lailM out; rich, farm land, not sand. We au old entry, bow cancelled. Wora Kuwl. i. A. tracy, Kimball, is.o. 1W ftJUTKH CO. farms Jut on mark.L IU up; eaay imrtua. Walker Co., tu Uiau. ocia Vhealer. " IMPROVED Nebraake. farms, t aa acre up. Wriie or call for our list. Wood, ward. Hi Omaha t.aL liana iiidg. FARMS Vt per acre up within 24 miles. Orin B. Alerrili. Uu City NaU iiank Hidg liaPROVJSD Iowa and Nebraska farm, to rent or will aell on easy payment. Mewaxt Investment Co., Jbrowu block, cmaba. IX ACrtbS In fceward county, w miles from a good town; ttO acres cultivated food k-rouur bouse; barn, 44i; cowshed! new double Corncrib, loxto w7ir oi we way; granary, chicken house' wash tousa, bog bouse, well and windmill orchaid of W Ue; 10 acres hoc-t atit li ars tuuoihy and clover; luw acres wlitat; W acres limber; soliool one -half iniie; Alethouist church, one lulie' rcaiiad for 1SU; ona-tUrd the crop; IaiO caT nice, i.fa larms: tl.M down, liltu. lUrch I. Uii or hli; flL.ouu for t yws at k per cut. optional. Will consider auoJ Hade U to liv.U'JU. C. F. bALUllAN t:fn Keb. land. 7i. KA Braudels Bldg. liACHC farm near Renson for sala '"- Owner baa Incurabla aickneai lu-yuire room tot. i;eu b;uJi, sack nutn. HOMESTEAD land !o t famous I.uiai tuuuuy of SHiuth Dakota, Aiel-i-,ia aud i.t,..ll oouniia t te otksiMd o..,r 1 to Oiobar li. Llla Uin tciu.u.al r;Ui,ai;a punt auj 4iet vt rvt..iri,uu La iiwm taud. re bawii aiJ iuiwmaikiii i.r aiiureeaiiitf w.e A-a.O vi.ujui.iieo, i . . , J OMAHA. NEBRASKA. goat a Dakota C'oatlaaed. . ROSEDUD LANDS. AUTIIEN ilO map of that portion open for settlement next month. Maps, sua each. On sale at ilealon Drug Co. or 1 McConneil. M paxton Wlk., umsha. alleecllaaeaas. IOWA and NKDRAHKA' farms. Graham ft Peters, tu? Omaha JS'al'l ilunk lildg. Do you want a 11:0-acre REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Farm and It a nek Lands. 100 gcres. Irrigated. 4 miles from Wheat land, Wyo.; all In alfalfa; I section 10 miles from Kimball, Neb.; 2uo acres broken; fine land; and 1M acres 11 miles from Atkinson, Neb. II. Urosa, 601 8. fid REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnain bnilih A Co., l.iM Farnum Mt OMAHA Property and Nebraska Landa OKEEKK REAL EHTATfei (X., 1011 Nsw Omsba Nat'l Rank Rulldlng. MONET TO LOAN-Payns Inr. Co. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Ca $5,(00, ample real estate security. years, 1 per cent. D euu. Bee. CITY and farm. JOHN N. FRKN2BH. lu0 to 110,000 made promptly. F. IX Weed, Weed Bldg., Mth and Farnain. MONEY to loan on business or reel dence propertlee, fl.OW to t.M,0U0. W. 1L THOMAH, Utt First Nat. Rang lildg. LOW RAT EH. BEMId-CAKLBKHD ai Jlo-illJ UranQela Theater lildg. WANTED-FARM LOANS. Kloks In vestment Company, Omaha. FIRST TRUST C0Urm LA ROE city loans wanted; mortgages U Pouus bousnt and sold. slfULL brlod. QARVIN BROSiTK W kV1" FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE TO TllAIlRll m.r.m 11 ... a D . nrlf Aid ink, n.nitfdu .r. KUH;. What have you C. C. Isaenuutb, iv orauueis meaier isiug. TO TltADE-A II. COO eoultv In a fi rdoui house, barn and twu lots la umaha lorttutomoblie. J. A. Chambers, Aousr- KXf'lliMlrH all blnrf.. II.. -.i.,. rend for exunauge book. Colorado Land Investment Co., Palisade, Colo. 4&0 ACHKH wall lmn,r,u.,l . ... - . vrai ,JIIUI1 of North Daaola; lis acres in crop; want good Income property; euulty ll,6uu, iaa sivit, 4M Uee lildg. KYCKiN.'iiyiL.i r t..n . . Tradi li: IW?: - u"tt 01 HALF Stettin of enui ... frun Kimbail, Neb. (county seat. Twenty acres and a town lot in ths onion ban ot lexas. Twenty acrss and two town lota luthe fig and orange igulj eoat belt of Texas. Two nice quartars of labia land near Julesbum. Colo, win a bunch ot good horses, good cattle or Miimia w property. Aadreaa to 04, Albion, Neb. TO TRADERS. Chance Ia i;,i M aa . , . - - - " .hi w nunuies drive of court house at uo, part cash bal ance trade. Near new City Park and valuation three tlmea this can be Justly put oil them. Fine for trading. Discount lor ail cash. Write at once what you have. K urn, care Uea. ' c i.-1."1 r r. ii. . . ii - j -. . . uw ,u pen, or exenana jv;a couniy. un rrovod, iM under cultivtion, good toil good, water, H mUm to echoul; want Kmi lnootna ironrtv. lrioek Hi in i.i tie iiee Ridg. u- TRADES If you have anything to trade, write ma. a. E. Walt. 17 Uee bldg. 1 A Mir r it h.n ... . .. ......,r, .,n,nln r or reeulU see me. Dean, sit Uee bldg. D. 131. WB exchange proertlea of merle C. W Welsh. U-U O. N. llee Bldg. Doug. TSw FARM UND AND TIMBER. T n 1 1 1 1. ) i 1 tut ,,iM. ....ii... . ... - vav.i,m,i i,nq I or r.rm rc w K n I , t . . 1 1 . ........ ........ .Tin vxcuange for Omaha property or prairie laud and vMfi, ,uji Di lanu, u,uui. Ownere only. P. O. Box 2W, City. WANTED TO BUY Id-hand goods. Kleser, lOMO Canter. D-MtX WE PAY highest prlca for men's Id hand clothing, la. Nathan. lu & Utti. EVERY person knows who D J O brlou is because he has made Omaha famous with his candy. If Mrs. Urn" netl. l.ll d. 26ih Bt., will come to Ihe Rue olfUx) within three days we will give her an order for a fo-cent box of o lirlen s candy free. WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent 4-room house part modem. In auy part of city. Addieas N. -'. Bee. WANTED Desk spare for real estate Omaha alWllaJ Rank Bldg. preferred Addrees. W. Ha, Bee. " v "" WANTKD-Small fumUhed apartment or furnished roo.ne la de.lrnble "eJgS borhood. two adult, references ex changed. Address A 414 Bee. TAKE me out to the ball game. If a ?' T.v,. m cJ"'-nla, SC. will com. to Ihe Bee office within three days we will give him a, ticket to the bail game at Rourke park. WANTEDTATioNS' YOUNU lady, elm high s- l,,! iu lion, wuliwa a Pcmiuuo. O L amm. SITUATIONS WANTEC (Coiiliniii'd.) MAN wants position as Janitor; good references. Address B-iAi. care uee. KlitbT class practical nurse cen be engaged at once. Dougiaa els. FRW1NQ by the day In families; good work guaranteed. Phone Webster tivu. WANTED Drug clerk wants position In small-town drug store. Address Box W Chadron, Neb. A CAPARLE rneraelic woman ot ex Dericnce and ability wants position as cook and housekeeper for club house, or in widowers inmny. can mrnmn uei refarencea Address Mrs. K. W. 1U4 West tih Ml.. Norih Platte. Neb. INEXPERIENCED Steno. wants posl tlon; use nny machine; ran give reference to qualification. F 4ou, Bee. WANTED A position as handy man; spesaa lour ailtcrent lanxuagen; nation allty German. Tel. Webster 1U12. SITUATION by colored woman cook; boarding house. T 393, Bee. WANTED Place on farm for boy 11 years old. H 83i. Bse. COMPl'c iETEK operator, railroad ex perleuce. U MO, care Bee. MAN and wife, in private family or boarding house; woman experienced cook; man all around work. C 17, Bee, MAN and wife, very capable, desires employment; experienced as manager ana Housekeeper. Address, B-396, Bee. F1K.4T-CLAHS laundress wants to go out by day. m a. lotn. i FOR a dainty dessert use Dalsell's Ice cream. If Mrs. C. C Uenrge, 4'. Daven port, will come to The Bee office within three days we will give her un order for a quart brick of this fine Ice cream. LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST Blilp your gtock to South Omaha; gave mlieatfo and shrinkage; your consignments receive prompt and carei ui attention. LIVE STOCiTcOMMISSION MERCHANTS - Byers Bros. & Co. Strong and responsible. WOOD BR03., 234-38 Exchange Bldg. Great West. Com. Co., Omaha 4t Denver. W. R. 6MITH& BON Just handle sheep. W. F. DENNY ft CO.. 231 Exch. B Idg. TAOQ BROS, handle cattle, hogs, sheep. CLIFTON Com. Co., 222 Exchangs Rldg. Donahue 4k Randall Co., 202 Exch. Bldg. Clay, Robinson Co., '200 Exch. Bldg. The Standard Com. Co., lis Exch. Bldg. W. R. SMITH 4k SON Just handle sheep. Interstate Co. Better rtsulte. Ship to us. DURKE-RICKLY CO.. 201 Exoh. Bldg. L. E. ROBERTS 4k CO., 2a Exch. Bldg. Allen Dudley 4k Co.. 235-37 Exoh. Bldg. Cox 4k Jones Com. Co.. bunch of hustlers. Ralston 4t Fonda, live stock com. mer. Farmers U 8. Com. Co., 2U Exchange Deposit proceeds of shipments in Rinnk Yards Nat'l Bank. Only bank at yarda WINN BROS. 4k CO.. Exchange Bldg. LAVERTY BROS., 138-40 Exch. Bldg PaxtQD-Eckman Chem. Co. at'k remedieZ Martin Bros. 4k Co., 203-7 Exch. Bldg. Alex Q. Buchanan & Son. Ul-fil Ex, Bldg. OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET WEEKS GRAIN CO.. train merchant. consignments solicited. Brandela. Nabraaka-lowa Grain Co. 7tH Brandela t'lin I'rrif u 1 n d i I M j.. j-. . ments carefully handled. Omaha, Neb. MERRIAM COMMISSION CO. "Ak th. man who has tried us." CAVKHK EI.KVATflll nn k ,. dealers In gra'w. bay. chop feed. 71 GOVERNMENT NOTICES GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS Absolute Title Glven-The unallotted lands of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Na- tlitna tt . Via ,,..ll. m-i i A. . homa. and not Including the coal and tlm- ..n'on-nuii., win pa aoia at publla ...... mv niivx viuuer si tne toi. lowing terms, t linos and places at not less t Ilk SI f ll m nilnimu. -a i . . is..iiiiiMiii lyuvi iiHia m i.na ma ytriiomeiit: Grady county, Chickasaw. rVKK t runlg SIT ait ...... Ki t. . 8tphn county, Duncan, 730 tracts, 69,300 i 7... - m jenereon county. IJ ..' . uwl" ". acres; Novembers, l'ov oounty. Marlotta, e!4 tracts. ... .,Vri 40 10; v erier county, Ardmore, 1,171 tracta. 83.300 acres. November 17 18. , 11, ia, M. Murray county, Sulphur, 862 tracts, 26.000 acres. V.lliV. fvl Ira or- u r-rf kt '.. ..7. ? toil nmintv irtu Kutk e Jr - , Mtt w uswti, acres, December 4. t, 6; Johnson county, Tisho intngo, to tracts, .auQ aorcr, Iombsr 7 fL Marshall county, Madill, , tracts! ' -v tiiirr-i aa , Dryn county. Hun,V?Ltr"c,, a100 or. Jeceuibe, 12 1 X " A I i Ir at miu A i. euuv . Iii tiki .Wr. T MX. K . , ' ,T lr,. Coal county Coalgate, ete tracts, 64,004 2, H; Plttsburr count, McAlentar. 1 6W t fir I M 1 ir? llM. a. .e-aasB I . 1 .... ii ' . lsU. January 1. 1; lienkell county. Stlaler 418 tracts, S0. acres. January I l!aU mer county, Wllburton, 191 tracts. 15 Ooo acres, January 6; Leflore county. Poteau. 2?a Irani l Ukl .r.- - - - - n.iiu.1) n , iJ u a rl - mataha county. Antlers. M. tracts, tiuu) 7iV,:7 ,r v.oculw u.,ty. .r 'uuv -rs, January ii, ii, u; mci-'iirtain county, Idabel 7,j tracts, 64,5U acre. January 15, lb 1 i 1811. Not more than luu acres of airri. cultural tii tul . . - , - - - vtiicr lano will be soul to one pereon in any one nation. .... iiiune naving a - . ...... v. ,o.w vr more per v-on iu iweive months anf W per cent In two years, with per cent Interest Payments must be made in the form of draft or certified check, payahia to J. Q. Wrltiht, coiiumsaioiier. l uou tull (aymeiit being made at any time deed will Ihsus. Immediately after approval of sale certificate of purchase will la.ua and poasemioit be givun. but cutting ot timber or drilling or mining for minerals . " pei milieu liiiul luu payment of purchase price. Klgiii i r.J served til relent anv nf . i u . i . - - . v., uiu, f ur in lor- mauon apply to the Commuoner of the ive Civilised Tribes. Muakogee. Okla homa. .r any of the Dltrlc Agents as ", ,.ndJ ,he,r ''"Wtlvo district" i.u uava oeen prepared by counties, showing the terms of Tale the description of the various tracts am! minimum price. It will be Impracticable to furnish each Inquirer all of these liu i i V ...... persons aesirina such information speuify the locality iS ...... ... niivaicu. uiuepnuts of the various counties, showing the luca. tlon of Ihe land to be aold will be fur nished UiKin application to the uni'er slancd upou the payment of Ml for each county. In the form of drsft or poatal money order. J. U WRIGHT, Commie sloner to the Klve ClvlIUed Tribes. Mus kogee, Oklahoma, August L lail. PROPOSALS FtJR HAY 811ED 'HI KIT y. M. Office, t 'antral Divtatou, ke Fed eral Building, Chicago, 111., o-t. 7 lsU bttaled pioiHwala in tripluate. will be rl t eived by the Viuarlermaater at Fort Rob Inaon. Neb., until 11 o'cock a. m.. moun tain Ume, iVu O. 1911, and then opened for furnishing all material and labor re quired fur the construction of a Hay Hhed at that Post. Full information, plana and specifications fumiahed on applica tion to that o(ur. plans and sue. Ifu a tlons can be seen at this office. Colonel John L. Clem, CiUef Wuartrrmaster. Oi-8-W-ll-U-lJ, LEGAL NOTICES NOTICt: FOR RIDS. Rids for boring and construction of an artesian well will be received by the village clerk of I-elh, Nebraska until October 23. 1911. For further Information write to village clerk. 06dut.D RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION Tenth 4k Biases Ctilcasro Jt Northwestern Mlnn.-Pt, Psul Kx....b 7:00 am Minn. -St. I'aul L't'd...a (:00 pm a 8 00 am NORTHBOUND. Twin City Express.... 7:45am alO:Mpm r-.oux iujr ikjcbi a 8:41) pm a 3:28 pm Minn. Dakota ex. .a 7:00 pm a 1:16 am Twin City Limited.. a 1:46 did a 7:30 am Minnesota Express all:00am EASTBOUND. Carroll Local a 7:00 am a 8:10 nm Daylight Chicago ....a 7:40am C'hlraKo I-onal al2:00pm Colorado-Chlnngo ....a 6:10 pm Chicago Bperlal a:02pm Pac. Const-Chlrago...e 8:35 pm Los Angeles Limited. a 8:50 pm Overland Limited ....a 7:65 pm Carroll Local a 4:30 pm Fast Mall a 8:30 pm Cedar Rapids. Bloux Omaha Centennial Btate Llm. 12:40 am WESTBOUND. lfn5 p,ne a 8:00 am Norfolk-Dallas a 8:00 am Long Plne-Llncoln ...a 2:15 pm Hastings-Superior ....b 2:15 pm Dead Wood-Hot 6p'gs..a 8:56 pm t nsper-Lander a 8:55 pm Fremont-Albion b 6:30 pm I'nlon Pacific al0:40 pm a 8:28 pm a 8:28 nm a 8:48 am a 8:28 pm al2:30 nm a 8:16 am al0:O0 am a 8:36 pm a 8:38 pm 11:18 pm all :00 am al0:16 pm a 6:20 nm b 6:20 pm a 6:20 pm aii:00 pm b l:o6 pm Pepart .a 8:45 am .a 4:05 pm A rrt ve Fan Fran. Orerl'd L China ft Japan F. M Atlantlo Express...... a 7:40 pm a 6:45 pm Oregon Fjrpress a11:.15pm Is Angeles Lim'd....12:4fi pm Denver Special a 7:04 am Centen'al Htate Pp'c'l.all :30 pm Colorado Express..;. ..a 3 iVVpm Orenon-Wash. Llm't'd.al2:50 pm North Platte Local. ...a 8:16 am Grand Island Local... .a 5 .10 pm Btromsburg Local b 12:41 pm a 6 :4.) am a 6:10 Dm a 8:30 pm a 7 77 am al2:2R am a 4:50 pm a 8:2i) pra a 4:45 pm al0:!M am b 1:20 pm Chicago, Rock laland Jt Pacific JUAB r. Rocky Mountain Ltd.aiJ-tt am alO:M pm CWc-iiko Hav Ex. a 8:45 am a 4:o pm bl0:18 nm Chicago Loral Pass..bl0 35 am ChlCBKO Express ....a 4:10 pm Des Molnea Local P.. a 4:27 pm Chicago-Neb. Ltd. ...a 6:08 pm a 1:10 pm aiz:l2 pm a 7:47 am Chi. -Neb. Lmd to Lln- eoin a 8:01 am Colo.-Cal. Express ...alilSpm a 6 :68 nm a 4:00 pm all: 45 am aU:K)am Okl. A Tex. Express.. 6:00 pm Rocky Mountain Ltd..al0:46 pm Wabash Omaha-Bt. Louts Ex.. .a 8:30 pm a 9:15 am Mttll n rl IT . ...... . " m i ,fi uu an:ipm Btanb'y L. (from C. B.)b 1.00 pm bl0:15 em all:15 pm Sliaaonrl Pact fin Kh C. A Bt. T. V, . a-Man. . .JA. K. C. 4k St. L. Ex all'.lfi nm k-i nn Chicago, Milwaukee Jk. St. Pawl Ovplan TJmllAit 7 -fLA n .,n - , , -- ,.i ,i w.i am I'mana-inicaxo LI....D 7.15un Perrv (.oral A B-r.Q mm 11 :00 pm 8:25 pm 6:50 am 12:06 pm Colorado KxDre a 6:00 pm a 7:42 am b 6:16 pm Western Colorado Special. Perry Local Chlraao Great f . I r o T I ml I m,A ..a 8:35 pm ..a 8:35 pm ..a 1:00 am ..a 6:16 pm Twin City Limited. Twin Cltv Hnrea. a 7:48 am a 8:30 pm a 1:46 pm Chicago Express.... iocai i-asseiiger.... Illinois Central- Chicago Express..., Chicago Limited.... ...a 7:00 am a 8:45 pm ...a 6:00 pm eb:Uoem Barllagtoa 8 tat low -Teath A Hues, nrllngton Depart. Denver A California. .a 4:10 pm Piiuet Bound Express. .a 4:10 pm Nebraska olnts a 8:20 am Rlack Hills a 4:10 pm Lincoln Mall b 1:20 pm Northwest Express.., .all:36 pm Nebraska points a 8:20 am' Nebraska Express a 8:16 am Arrive a 8:45 pm a 3:45 pm a 6:10 pra a 3:46 pm aU:15 pm l:oo am a 6:10 pm a 6:10 pm b 8:08 am bl0:20am b 8KM am a 8:50 am a 8:40 pm all:15 pm a 7:00 pm a 8:56 pm a 8:00 am al0:36am b 10:46 am all:46 am a 6:46 am a 6:10 pm uncoin xcai bchuyler-Plattsmoutti b 8:06 pra Lincoln Local Plattsmouth-lowa ....a 8:16 am Bellevue-Plattsmouth al2:30ptn Chicago Special a 7:16 am Denver Special all :36 pm Chicago Express a 4:20 pm Chicago Fast Express a 6:30 pm Iowa Local a 8:16 am Creston (la ) Local... .b 8:30 pm Bt. Louis Express a 4:30 pm K. C. A St. Joseph. .. .al0:46 pm K. C. A St, Joseph. ...a 8:15 am K. C. A bt. Joseph. ...a 4:30 pm Webster ttatloa loth aag. Webster. ttlsaoerl Pacific. Arrive Depart. ..b 3.00 Dm bll:56am Auburn Local Chicago, . Bt. Pat Omaha il, Mlaaeapolle A Arrive ,.b 8:26 pm Depart. bl2:06 pra e 6:26 pm e 8:26 pm Bloux City Express. Omaha Local Bloux City Pass.... Twin City Pass.... Emerson LocaJ.... (b) daily, except only, taj dally- '."b"46 'am W B .EE . . . U V.Q Sunday, ...b 6:66 pm b 8:10 am iw Duiiuay OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Uacations 1 Tropics The Royal Mill Stetm Packet Co. To West Indies Th Sevetity-secand successful year over 2.000 trips. Bermuda Cuba Jamaica Panama Fall and winter tripe to the most de lightful spots in the universe, gor geous In their tropical splendor. F.very loyal American should see the tils ditch before the water is turned In. Regular aulllnga on the palatial steamers TA(;i'S(to llormuda), Ort. 18, Oct, 2tt AT11ATU, Oct. 14 THAMES, Oct. 28 TO THE WEST INDIES AirsBmgoir m bow. Genl. Agta., 16 Bn. 1 Salle Bt., Chicago. J. O. Linton. O. P. T. A. 111. Cent l R, 1L W. E. Hock, 1813 Farnain St IL C. BhieldN, 1316 Parnam St. Louis Neeae. care First Nat'l Bank, Omaha. ALGONA MAN ENDORSES TWO WORTHLES.S CHECKS MASON CITT. I a.. Oct. .-Speclal.)-News reaches this city to the effect that IJveryrnan A. L. Cheney was nicely fllmflamed out of fJOO, and It was done so prettily that the cheerful liveryman believes that ha almost got hie money's worth out of It. A fellow by the name of Reed about twe weeks .ago put In his appearance at Algona, and repre sented that he was a sign poster for the American Tobacco company, and he carried statiorary - thai might Indicate that he was thus connected. lie aeeined to be thoroughly versed In the business and know just what to do. He closed contracts witn the lumbermen for the lumber he would nee end then went ove.' the town engaging vacant lot upon which to erect his eigne. He contracted but paid nothing. After going through the necessary form to establish his credit he then weut to pay his livery bill to Mr. Cheney. He presented what he said waa a eaJary check for 1126 which needed est endorsement before he could get It cashed. Mr. Cheney endorsed It and he got It cashed. In the afternoon Mr. Reed appeared again with a salary check of ITS and this Mr. Cheney signed and this was cashed. That night Reed disappeared anil, has liot been heard of since YETTER IS GIVEN IMMUNITY Omaha Wall Paper Han Not Indicted for Kettraint of Trade. EIGHT TRUE BILLS EETUENED Fair Manefactarers and Fest Job- , hers Charge! with Ceaeptraer la Vlolatlosi of the ghenaaa Aall-Trast Lave. CLEVELAND. O., Oct 1-Elght Indict ments against four wall paper manufac turers and four wall paper Jobbers, charging them with conspiracy In re straint of trade In violation of the Sher man law were returned by the federal grand jury here yesterday. Thomas J. Roche of Philadelphia, for mer secretary of the Manufacturer!' asso. elation, and William L. Tetter of Omaha, former secretary of the Jobbers' associa tion, were not Indicted, It being set forth in the true bills that these two furnished the government with Information relating to the alleged restraint In trade, and by so doing were given an immunity bath. The Indicted manufacturers are Win field A. Huppuch, first vice president of the Standard Wall Paper company of Hudson Falls, N. T.J Robert F. Hobbs, a director of the Hobbs, Benton A Health Co., lloboken, N. J.; George Tait, a di rector of . the William Campbell Wall Paper company, Hackensack, N. J and John McCoy of the York Card and Paper company, York, Pa. The Indicted Jobbers are J. A. Pearce, president of the J. B. Pearce Wall Paper company of Cleveland; C C. Aler, presi dent of C. C. Aler Co., of Columbus, O. ; Morton Newcomb, secretary of ths New- comb Brothers Wall Paper company of St. Louis and Charles E. Maxwell, mana ger of B. H. Maxwell A Co., of Chicago. Immediately following the return of the Indictments attorneys representing the Indicted men promised that they would have the accused In court to plead and give bond without delay. Both sides ex pressed a desire for an early hearing. ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 6. Governor John A. Dlx was at one time a director In the Standard Wall Paper company of Hudson Falls, whose vice president, Wlnfield A. Huppuch, waa Indicted In Cleveland today by the federal grand Jury. The governor resigned from the directorate prior to assuming bis present office Mr. Huppuch succeeded Mr. Dlx as chairman ot the democratic state com mittee, following the tatter's nomination for governor, but resigned last February when appointed a member of the Public Service commission. Hut resignation has not yet been accepted. Methodists Grow Fewer in Number All Over World TORONTO. OnL. Oct. 8. The nrinclnal subject of discussion at today's session of the Ecumenical Methodist conference, at which delegates from all Darts of tha world are In attendance, was the decrease in membership of the church, which It waa revealed In the reports submitted has taken place the world over during the last decade. The western Section, comnrlsln' tha Methodist churchea in the United States, Canada and JaDan. reoorted durlnar that period a loss In net membership Increase, while the eastern section, covering" the churches of Great Britain, ' Ireland, France. South Africa. Australia and tha mission field, showod an actual loss In membership. As the rules of the conference oreclude a discussion of nolnt. of doctrine, disci pline and Individual types of church gov ernment, the addressee were characterised- by practical suggestions for what was termed "new efficiency" In exrjedlt- Ing the truer social and commercial co operation. The convention beean Its second day's work With nearly 600 deleaatea and about twice as many other ministers and lay men present. , The morning session, at wniclt Rev. Halgh, who is president of the Wesleyan conference nreslded. dla. cussed particularly "Methodism In the united States. Canada and Japan." The speakers on the program were H. K. Car roll. New York City, secretary of the western section of the present confer ence; Bishop J. C. Kllgo, Durham. N. C; Rev. Howard Sprasue of the Methodist church of Canada and Rev. 8. Oaata of the Japanese Methodist church. Prise fighting was denounced by 81r Robert W. Parkes ot London, who said In that connection. 'If Free churches of Eneland could with such absolute ease bring forth pres sure to bear on the government as to compel the stopping of a brutal Drlaa fight In London, notwithstanding the ef forts of society people to tha contrary, what could not Methodist and Free churches accomplish If federated through out the world T" BOONE OFFICIAL FINDS HE IS NOT A CITIZEN BOON EX la., Oct . 8peclal.) Archie Patterson, cashier of the Boone State Bank, ex-county auditor and a pioneer and prominent Scotch resident, learned yesterday afternoon that he Is not a oltlsen of this country, while appearing as a witness for some aliens who were being naturalised. A government In spector happened to be In the court room, and he questioned Patterson. He learned that ha was seventeen years old when his father arrived here, and had passed his twenty-first birthday when his father became naturalised. Patter son thought he became a dtlsen when his father did. forgetting about having reached his own majority. He has been a prominent factor in county politics and at state republican conventions. Ha is now banker and notary public. He will at once take out necessary papers. John Kylaoder, a township officer from Ogden, was In the same predicament yesterday, and he Is also to become a cltlaen. The Inspector stated that tha official acts of these two men are all O. K., as there was no intentional violation, merely technical. LEICESTER, ENGLAND. SCENE OF BIG FIRE " V LEICESTER. England. Oct 6. Bt George's church and three large hosiery factortea were destroyed by tire here to night The loss U estimated at 81,2SO,OuO. FINE OCTOBER SOAKER COVERS SOUTH DAKOTA HURON. 8. D.. Oct 6. (Special Tel gram.) One Inch of rain has fallen over the entire state today, the moat generous shaking In five years for the month of October. Tlie Omaha Uce'a Great Booklovers Contest Wo. 53 Saturday, October 7, 1H. What Book Decs This Picture Represent? ilUS Author Your Name , Ktpaot an ft Vnmlui . . 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