THE RKK: OMAHA. MONDAY, .lAN't'AKV 1. 1912.
'JH-EKKH I Olt KENT
llunaea nail ( unmix.
ROcx flat, second floor. ?: North
-4 h street.
'fwni house nt 1"! North 17tli street.
O. C. IIKI'II K, ATT011.NEV,
If'17 Fnrnian Strwu
!'-KoOM. strictly tiu-dein. 4T:'0 Knrnum,
J- I- Krni, 2.M2 l,eavonvorth.
FIRST-CLASS o-room cottage, clean,
'l'.l'y' tnod. exiept neat. $?. Well, aiv,.
NK 7-ioum, nuHiuin, pm nTSf'th-Sc
rear Fnrnam, fine condition. $?.; one
'.-room, modern. 270:1 Howard S., closa
6-ROOM modern uuttage, ex, .ieat. &W2
Wirt. Webster 4:10s.
OK HhiM 01 jaie clieaiv beautitu.
rew-eeveii-rooin lut.se ami bait,. All mod
ern ; nice location. Telephone Douglas A,
l.',11 1J V -.' .." . ....
. wi nr..M-iiit 1 nana 1, b;h S. 2Sth
Ave,, 6-room suite; first fl.ior; hot water
lieat: best Janitor servir-e. ,;w amt up-to-date:
wr.H).
Moll.
ne r-i r. H. 34.
r-i A-1 an 1 to.t.Lj nuuac, -liui water neat,
ens, electric Ugnt tan a'jiuic. :;n2 Rrlsiol.
fc-i 00111 modern except' heat. 25)2 Wirt.
Vhone W. 4.10s,
Houses. In.s ivmgwau. r.ramtels Th. Hldg.
TWO nearly new f,-room, nil modern
Tioiiaes. near car. 01 m furnished. Harnev
2fnM.
HVK MMI-io 4ii't coloreu tenant, a,
f'Qms. modern xcept heat, ltils Ohio.
Btorea unit Uffioia,
mm to auja. un e: tw rooms
City .NtMi tn Hld fa1! ) 413.1.
1( Large ewoio room if2xt.u, good for
merchant tauJar, anon shop, eto, 2RJS Cum
ing mi,
HO DIN'SON 1 WOLr.
4M Part en Hloek. lU. MS,
BH1.1K ill 1m (.Mining street,
Store at tii. Cuming street.
"Hare a. u North 'twenty-fourth,
New 4m.'S) at 1MH Marney street,
OAflce 04' salesroom at Mb. and ilarnay
sir Jt.
Office at 1B17 rarnam street, sermd
tl OOP,
Store at 85fl N'orlhfOth, $iuth Omaha,
V, O. HEUH'K, ATTORNEY,
lull Farnam Hi rest.
ml Jiarney uxrnu (set,
Il lami.ni St,, llxrt teet,
H, M, CURU8, 1 Harney ft.
OFFERED eou sale"
furuliurr.
21 revenport, No. 7 rook atnvei god
onrtltlon, .
1 1 0 L lTT) V' " d'eV a nd" Hi a 1 1 le laleo n y tor
Interior of Store, eoxo taut, reHeonaula,
l'iMitni 1 at. ltn, Omaha.
"I'l'ItNTllfMr fur trmini 7ouae; TneTiid";
ing cookmtj iH-eiiaiia, chaau: good aa new,
N. aHh Wt. W ebster yul.
Walnut oea mi ei, uea. bureau ami
wardi-oba, nil hand carved: rlce 1M.
Oak diHlng roum rt, table, ehalra,
nurtot, chlua. rlilnel and china rcK, ad
fiw, ct ractmtly . Will ai for
''r"rn'"' ana brlca-rao from Anna
Wllron realdenee for Kale at reasonable
lrloe, Yon can aee aame at the houae,
riM Wirt nt. joa. Aieiaon, uuaioulan, or
"(f.ly to Tha liyron-Reed Co., 212 M. 17th
Mnairal I nvtrumrati,
nANO. allhUy uwl, at & hargain.
Jyi-seiatrom i-iaua Mfg. Co.. iJth and
arnar.i Hta.
EUTCTIUC piano and n'uslc bos r
ymriu auu Machine Co.. ai-'4 Lev'nr'th.
MCttlT TOUCH MONARCH V1SIBH
l: reut. THE MONARCH TV1MC
Rl 1 k,it CO.. 411 B. lain, hone u 4
KK.V1' 111 Oliver typewruifr Horn in
Irrenriter Co. Uoiiilaa
lilb.wM.i.M, ALL, MAlK-'or
sale or rant: lareeat atck, teat bargains.
11. V. hwnnaon -Co., 1314 I'arnam bu,
Oma,' i.
SJ11T11 iJliiMlt.Un. UiOue.a tSo. i of
No. 4, In axcolleni vondlUon. rented three
ru niha ix
ftMlTU I'ftliMIER T VPTW RITEB CO..
Utli and lou41aa.
mtnufliHiieuna.
ELECTRIC" PIANOS
" I'eanut. Bum, match and post card
rnaclileea. Acme Machine Co., 1124
1-eaveDworth.
yAl ouiiiouK.il im aecond-haa4
.it. ail alxa and maKes; barxaina,
.Aitieilciin Kiumiy Co., Dm Fsrnam St
. KOK 8AL,Jil New and aeuuudtsanU
pa rem and pocket billiard lablea and
bowling uileya and Kcuaaaoriea ; bar fix
tures of all ktnda; easy payments The
Uruni4wlcaUa.ike-c'olUiider Co.. 407-409 8.
Jiab .St.
l',(JK bAl.K-Two acbolej-arilpa In the
ftrraha Commerclu.1 cuAt-t and one In
toyles oulleiee. liuslneaa office. Omaha
Uae.
REMOVAL, ralo of diamonds, Jewelry,
(lotliiUK. Jiirn'i and ladles' fur overcoats,
caps and Kloves. now on sale at Fried
man a Ixian HHiik. ISth and lJuuglns, will
move to K'll Uouglaa Jan. 14, mi. Auc
tion sale 30 p. m.
CU NAKfcs. l;u.ltlGH'i', IMS Ksrlum b'
K1NL)L.I.U. 4 loau. it. Oruae. W.-ssSI.
a Coal for siove or turnace. Try tt.
Harmon & Weeth. Webster 841),
ELECTRIC piano and - muslu roll re
pairing. Acme Machine Co., 3114 Leaven
worth. DIAMOND BAR7.A1NS-Lft In pawn.
1't'KK WHITE. A.amond rtn. Vm K..
worth $300, now. J185. Diamond Stud,
1 K.. worth if j. now 2JS. Diamond
Stud, lit K., w .h tni, now 30U.
tloslntf out at auction every evening at
C.: p. 111. Frlcdiuau s Loan Bank. 13th
unit Douglas.
HACRlFICi fine Kimball organ; nearly
new. Jsjk N. ,h.
RATTAN taby buggy, good as new.
Inquire llj Mo. 2Stli St. 1-liune II. 36K.
. 4
t'U 'lf'K Ii'rTiVs.'1'fllwl,'
Will ael. ..an roll top desk, 4 tt. 6 In. one
oak flat fop dt-Kk, rug, chair and otnrr
furnlturaj These goods hvc lien used
4ind cu 00 pmchsaod at a bargain.
UEOHOK H. WlilOlli,
Cure Hee Fub. Co., Omaha.
1'EIISOXAL
A Iew Truss
-v-fjo iwur'i i.iv ... .....
) RESULTS.
'Does not spread Hie lutituie nncn In
ternally as convex ptuls do. Writv lor
booklet.
THE TYRRELI. TR1HS3 CO.
S7Mi Broadway. New Yrt k City
W-PAV Ul.UOij ltllL.l.ilf.
Oladiitli l'hurriia.v, "vii. ., ki7.
..1. .e oil .utt . .w
loOti women cou.iiit; to o.Yiana
strangers are Invitee to rtt.it I lie Youn
Women's Christian asac ci.ition buiMin.
at Soventeenth and St, Mary's Ave.
where they whl bt din rt.-cl to su.tablt
boarding places or oU.eiwisu assiaicu.
Look (or our travelers' aid at the Li.iji.
atation.
v fc. lent ano irm.i Uu oa 01 .ja
mactuaea. lnd. A-lmj. Douglaa ltuX
NEBRASKA .VJYCLlfi CO..
loth und fcjirney His.
HlNliou i ii.tii A a Mn' uuii.l ZTiUTZ
trengthen. .'Kv 9 ,1,L imUU CO.
MASSAUK itmeiit. Mia. nieeie
B. Jdi0 s-e. O round fiu.r.
M ASAtjiir w ..r. .i.ov eiuclii; iiutbing
better for 1 neuuitf a.m; ladies. 1; gent.c-mt-n,
tl 60. Apt. 2. jkuj Karnam. LI. i0.
HsZhL La-Ai FlLhcjNt.S lieat
leaiccy (or llch.f g, biecding or protrud
ing pile; oOc poipaid, sample lie., niitr
mmi at MeCoiiia U Lrug Co.. Omaha.
IJEht'N, maak" suits 10 hlr. imTiIuw d
THE SALv A ? io.N AK1 aoi.ciTiTaaT
off cl'tl lng; u fact, aiiyth nii -,u Jo no
reed. We collect, repair auc aeti. at 11!
,. 11th St., foi' cost if coueci. on, to ta
worthy poor all 'phui.u uougta
and wagons l.lil call.
Mrs. Snyd iiiaaoage, electrical Utat
ment. II V Albany, loih & Fierce. D. 4.1m).
Dr. liurka. taineu a U-ac.ii.ea. i pjug. aia
ANYONE, know lug the whereabouts of
J'avl.l Ooflx pltruao notify i:jhard
tioets, Jtirsatluer 1 rid. Mother Is dead.
W tie 11 Is I heard from wus employed In
brick yaMl near Omuiiu.
aTVS 1 ( V. 'H'. -aTt g.ow aiomsti.
Jl.lijiiiiiun Mma. Allen
4'hlcago. I'm K. 17th Mt.. 1st flmir. It. Jei
M V KJ I 'TK ' treatineiikri rott. 71
.viClili-. aj, jfli ii M floor. U. S
lOtl.TKY AND TKT STtH'K.
S -reeniiiKH, .:S .t r H'J. v agner, SuT N. Pi
ISEAL IJSTATK
UL II. DCIt s' Il- Ult .l A I lt(.
riectrte rw fitttne t'ninlia Silver '
Ideal Ceim lit stoiie Co.. l.th and Cuming
Fuchs. Son A: Hllod. panttir.K. decorating.
RooFINU I'AINl. building "T-aper. ulas
ter board. Amer. Pop Co.. UK Nicholas
Masonry con.. Jobber. Healv. Web. Utl.
CITY I'HOI'f.KIY 1UI1 ALi:.
t AM LOOKING!
for some one that would buv mv house
at 90S South SMli Ave., 2li stories, with
full basement and vegetable cellar; but
water heat; finished n birch; large sleep
Ing porch with rah for winter and
screens for summer; combination futures
and finished attic; raved street; all spe
cial taxes paid. Might take In a vacant
lot. Fhone H. 3S.'I. for particulars.
5-ROOM bungalow, 2lxl' full basement,
modern. CS1 S. Le roy, Renson. Small
payment clown, balance same as rent.
Fhone Henson TV.
Bargains
Fnrnnm Pt. builulng. S rtory brick
offices and store. Forced sale to pay
creditors, at much less than value. We
can arrange loan for pun of purchass
price.
Corner opposite llanseom park, souCi
and east front, 9-room modern house,
offer Us half what It cost.
Investments
Brick business end flat properties be
longing to nnnre dent owners. $,000 to
$35,(100. Get our list.
Thomas Brennan
Financlul correspondent for National
and I'enn. Mutual Insurance companies.
City and farm loans.
K. W. flannett. Mgr. real estate dent.
Doug. 12tW. Wii-HIO City Nat. Hk. Didg.
Geo. P. Beinis and C. 0. Carl
berg wishes you all n Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
Bemis-Carlberg Co.
310-312 Hrnndeis Theater Bldg.
A SACRIFICE
Peven-room modern house at 2R08
Webster St., having parlor, living room,
dining room, sleeping room and kitchen
on first floor; all exee.pt kitchen have
quartar-sawad oak floors; two sleeping
ronna upstairs; cement porch. On same
lot facing east la four-room cottage,
modern exrept furnace; corner lot lOOx
78 feet, nicely terraced. Room on cor
ner' for nnothnr house; permanent
walks, paved street.
Will eocrUlee for quick sale at $6,000.
VINCENT D. DEJttfODY,
1514 City National Dank Hldg.
Telephone Douglas 788.
A Special Bargain
A hew home of T rooma: modern! hard
wood finish: owner has moved to Denver
and will sell cheap; house No. $447 Flnk-
ney St.; small amount cash;-, balance
monthly, make an offer. Key first dobr
north of residence.
Toland & Wiley .
, MS Bee Bldg.' '. . : ,
cash
as first payment will buy a nearly riew
B-room modern except beat cottage lo
cated at 47M N. Sth St. House has fine
lighting fixtures, best of plumbing, full
iO-ft. east front lot, near car, and school.
uo out and look at It, then submit your
best offer.
j. W. BAsr'Go:,
GMI Brandels TIMg. . Doug. 19R.1, A-2G.V1.
The Right Placo for Your Factory.
Choico' Trackage Lots
Very Cheap
Located along Missouri Faclfle right-of-way,
between Leavenworth and Cen
ter Hit. See me at once.
- VINCENT I). DERM0DY,
1614 City National Bank Rldg.
Telephone Douglas "81.
FOR SALE Established real estate. In
surance and rental business, am going
Into other business, good reasou for sell
ing, next 10 days; answer 10-B. care Roe,
South Omaha. Neb.
lUCAL, ESTATE
FARM .t K AN CM I.AXU KOIt SAI.F.
C'uloru.'O. '
CHEAPER THAN A HOMESTEAD.
WO acres of Improved Colorado land,
good eoll. for $8u0, small frame house,
40 acres In cultivation, every acre can be
cultivated. Twenty-five mile east of
Colorado springs. Eleven miles from
Peyton oa the Rock Island. A great bar
gain.
VINCENT D. DERii'TDY.
1511 City National Rank Rldg.
Tel. Douglas 76.
Klsilda.
FLORIDA,
THE LAND OF SUNSHINE.
We are o.iei.l.i lu, 2ir sou 4u-u.ie tiac'.i
uud upwards located in Columbia county
near iute -uy . c iwi ioa. ot mua west of
Jacknoiiville and oniy t0 milus from St.
Auguatlue. This property la Intersected
by three rallroaus of national et utation.
which luriush the beat of rvlce t
itaaonable rates to all markets of (lis
v tilled otstes.
'ilie cum.te Is Ideal. Fine farms ar
iifw being worked In our tiact with
txceptlunally good results. Own one of
our farms. Investigate our ofrer. Sinai;
cash pa uients unu e.-isy terms.
l.ov itttes dally. Tb-kets good until
June 1.
RUDT. C. DRUESEDOW ft CO..
(Miles Agenl4
tOO Omaha Nat. oust Hunk Ulilg
Omaha. Xb
Ucurala.
GRE.VT S0UTII GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTA. TURMINGHAM St ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adaptable to the widest rnnge of
crops. All the money crops of the south
plentifully produced. Fur lileiaiuia treat
ing wuh una coming coui.uy, its soil,
-lunate, church and ecuuol advautaac.
Wills
W. II. LEAHY, DEPT. K,
Cenera; Passenger Agunt,
ATLANTA OA..
toitu,
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your firm la to Insert a small wsnt ad
In the Dcs Moinen capital. Largest or
culatiun in the a. ate of Iowa, 4J,oie daily.
The Capital la rad by and uel.aved la by
the atamipatura ui Iowa, who auuply (e
luae to painut any other pufcr in their
homes. Raiu.t. 1 cut a wuiu a duy; ii.zi
ler tins 4e( uiouiii; count six uidiuarj'
woroa to loe line. Aduicas u dio.ue
cai.iuii. 4-ica Glomes, is
lt) ACREd wall unproved farm, f.ve
miles from Council Riufts at a sacrifice,
at. liouriclous it Co., Real Estate and
laiana. over Kft Rroadt. ay.
til.'uwla.
FOR ffALK-Chickkii raoch. SVi acres;
plenty of fruit and peauliea; good build
ings; location tentrai tllmuia, tor par
ticulars write Laurens. lv. l.outa 1
Uo IL .
.M laauuri.
OARK, OZARK. OZARK II A RUA "S8
'I'linber and graxlny lamls, Ji to jii.
t.eueial farina. $.0 to 4U.
Fruit lsiid., $2.i to '
ilup and literature free.
ilux t."i. Omaha.
Look over all your goods and chattels
decide on what you can do without and
advertise them for sale in The Bee. Re
sults assured
g
KKAL KSTATE
flTV PHOTKHTY l-UH M.E
New Mexico.
CLIMATE. HEALTH. SOIL. WATEf.
rropa ard profits sure. Fruit and alfaifA.
Oovernnient irrigation. Considering cost
and profits, e offer the best on the mar
ket. Come or write. Hartshorn & Co.,
' ailsbail. .ew Mexico.
North Dakota.
NORTH DAKOTA FARMS FOR SALE
on crop payment plan; no money down.
Write for particulars. NORTHERN
HTATES INVESTMENT COMPANY. M6
Metropolitan Lafo Uldg., Minneapolis.
Minn.
UKAL KSTATIi LOANS
WANTED City loans and wairinis. W.
Fartiam Smith Ik Co.. I.tl) Farnatn St.
OMAHA Kroierty and Nabrasxu Lands.
OKEEFE REAL E STATU CO.
1018 New omah:t Nnfl Hank Building.
FARM l.OANB near Omaha; no commie
flon; optional payments; cheap money,
urin S. Merrill, nij City Nat I bank liig.
MONEY to loana
dence properties, $1
HKiMAS, Firs
bUHiuess or real
to IdlM.OtX). W. il
at I Hank Uldg.
$100 to $10,000 tr i promptly. F. IX
Wead. We.idlildg., tat h and Far nam.
W A NT EL' ci ty loanaTpeivra TrueVc'eT
Low ra i KsTlTEMls-TAk iJifcTmi"Uar
$10-312 H and ols Theater Uldg. .
GARVIN BROS '. nd up
in AJ"'-'0,Oiiiniia Nat l Rank
LARGE LOANS, mutlcip.il bonds, moft
gages bought and sold. olCLL CltOd.
FOK SALE on fc.1CANGE
BLACKSMITH shop and residence
property for sale or trade. 8. Arnold,
Johnson, Neb. v
WE offer $4.i00, $h,ooo, $ii,ooo, $l.i,(K,
$30,000 dry goods, notions, groceries ond
crockery, in exchango for land. Fremont
-r, vjiiiriin, vnariea Cllj. jown
PI UST.I I.1HM Hliliiii'liAn iiiMu.d uhrtai
Address. O 10M. Ree.
WILL TRADE lot at 3fith and Foil
Omaha Ave., for horse, wagon and har
ness. 'Phone Harney a70X
WILL exchange tor stock of goods,
4.S00 equity In a -room modern house In
LeMara, la. H. E. Freeman, Clear Ijiko,
la.
WAXTE1 TO BUY
fd-hand goods, Kitanr 1020 Center. D.
W A N f E I'v-To "bit yf I rstiTass" i joardl n g
house tn Omaha. H 10.C, cure Hee.
OOOD sewing machine, Singer preferred.
Webster 1460 or Douglas liiit.
. -- r r., j
HA-XTEDSITUATJON.
W AM n.4 4 Obitto.i as cioussaeeLer by
respectable middle-aged Isdy. Prefer
nome with children. Also experienced as
nurse. Address Mrs. Marie Tuinar, gen-
isl delivery. Council Bluffs, la.
bl'lUAllOiN wan tea A manager of
general atore, country town; experienced.
J. 613, Ree.
WAHHIM1 ami curtains ilune. T. H. a-t
i3UOivtvB.fc.ir 4.i sua clerical wura
venlnte and om tut day, use tpewritr
Address j 743. Bee,
- Innlii yuuna .avlie.a, pialiu pia-jer and
singer, nam pu .tioo In pn tuie shoiv, ex
perienced. Dnuglae IK55. K 775. Ree.
. POsUJ IO.S wauiuu ujr couipauut lauy
i.liiot,a.i er; itiiivni.t us .u ubu.tj
Harr.ey 044.
MUST- HAVE WORK
Toun? m. in netds work for board and
room. Phone Douglas 4224.
l0l..U 111 .VI. ... , ...tl.. aS oa.'
tenoer; i p. f enced, fl I'l.v Hee.
vinc isoy coolies steady p. aces of
day vvoik; neat, conscientious; uoes out
disuppointmeiit thaa0ciiieiiii. 1'iiuiie n.
W AN 1'ii.D position by un expert pon
mun; bookkeeping experience; aisd expa
rlence aa poucy engrosser with insurance
company; best of references; age, H;
married. 'Phone Douglas Jull.
Wniic, wo.i.uii uu.i.t. uaj wura; uaai
and c.vuo el. II 8.41'.
YOL'NG man wants place to wolk for
board while attunuing aclioul. Boyles
ciilcgn. Douglas Ml"-4 or lnd. A-19S4.
LA1Y, neat and capable, wishes light
housework or care of a cuud. Audresa A
iom, care Ree.
WANTED A position as watchman or
secret servicing, good references. U 10;ki,
Ree.
TWO girls want position, either as cook
or geneial housework, p. O. liox oio.
Omaha, Neb.
YOL'NU MAN wants position working
evenings; good mechanic. J 1024, Bee.
LXPiKlEiNCED laundress wishes posi
tion $ or oays a week in private family;
would do house worn also. 42 U t). loth
St.
W ANTED Position as housekeeper,
cail or addiess liklj N. lbth St. Mrs. F.
Miller.
WOMAN with child would Ilka position
as-housekeeper in miuiII family. 'Phone
Douglus n:i40.
'I 1. I 1 L'Lll. . W ..l..u.,, ..'fii.l.l 111... r....
Uon In or out of city. Call Doug. i40.
" ..' A erpn l..u'lt...i u u I - .1 .. ...n n
giapher; with ti mouths experience; good
.... ulll k.mp. u.1.1. ly ,1 ll, II
IFiflviii'Ci "iii ,... ..m .
tv AN'i ED Position as salesludy with 6
months' experience; will start with $i.
O 1022, Ree.
AN experienced middle aged lady wishes
position geneial housework In, small fam
ily or eicier.y couple. Address, N lu21, Use.
yoT'NO lady typest wishes position
with relluble house where there Is chance
lor advancement ; will Mart on small
salary; best of references. 'Phone
Web. fi.'i.
Yiil'NO LADY stenographer wishes a
position In otlce; best of reterencea.
Wlilliig to slait at small salary. Tel.
Webster t'lT'l.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OK WEST
fhlp your stock to aoatlt Omaha; save
mileage and ahrlnkaxe, your consign
ment receive prompt aid careful atten
tion. LlE STOCK COMMISSION MEIt.
CHA.NTS.
Fver Rros. & Co stt one and responsible
OOD . ,i 1.- 4 i . .. .i.nu liidg.
tlmi w vat. Coin. Co . Minana Denver.
VRSM1 TiTat Son Tum nand.e ahip'
W. F DEN.s l .m Lu . e.xcii. Hldg.
TAtjO IlKi'M llalld.e call I. nogs, blleep.
i 'ii i.ouinai'ii ; t'-i.. Kxch. Hlug.
li.tai a. a e u. Ii n. i i.t .ntii to us.
"TTliv IUN Coin. Lj Uxchenge Uldg.
HI "iTIvITrP. KLV CO . 1X1 l.xch 'illlT
UL. it' lJ. it . S tt i.'u tit i-.xcii. . da
i ox v Jones e oiii. i.o..
i. M . un' ler .
Fanners L.
i om
o. H pioceeu oi auipmeiila in mod;
Yam Ns' I nsnk. onlv hank it yar.ia.
. Martin lirut. K Co., 2ul-4 Exch. Uldg.
OMAHA. THE UllAIN' :i-l;Ki:T.
N ebi aMta-lo a (iialn o . 7m Riandeia.
"AVKEKS ilRAIN Co.. gia.i. ineichmuaT
riilill::liiiii'iilM -olici'e.',. 7't ItrHriflels
THE OMAHA 15EK
prints clean news and clean ad
LEGAL NOTICES.
Si'iVUIIDLIiKRS' MKKTINU.
The anntuil meeting of the stockholders
cf the Hee Building company will be held
at the office of said company. Omaha,
Nebraska, at 4 o'clock p. m. Tuedav,
January 1, 1K12, for the election of the
board of directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of surli other
business us may properly come before
the meeting.
By order of the president
N. V. FEIL. Sec-etary.
uirtoJD
STOCKHOLDERS' MEE11NO.
Office of LKE tt LASS-AN DRKESEN
HARDWARE coMl'ANV. Omaha, Ne
btaska. December , lull. Notice Is hereby
given to the stockholders of I.ee-Olass-Andreesen
I Inrdware- company that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
company will ho held at the offleua of
i-aid compiiny, corner of Ninth and Har
tley streets, In the city of Omaha, In the
state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
, A. D. l'.ll J. at X o'clock p. in., for the
purpose of electing a board of directors
for the company to serve during the ensu
ing year, and to transact such other
business as may be presented at such
meeting. Attest: W. M. Uiass. Secre
tary ; 11. J. Leo, Preaidfiut.
Noricu.
stockholders Meeting of The Union
Land Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting- of the stockholders cf The I'ninn
Land Company for the election of tlve
directors and tho transaction of such
oilier business as may legally como be
fore the meeting, will be held at the
office of the tieneral Solicitor, I'nlon
Pacific Hi ailquarteis llullding. 15tli and
Dodge streets. Omaha, Nebraska., on
Mundsy. tho ih uay of January, 1012.
at 10 o'clock A. M.
The stock transfer books will he closed
20 days previous to the meeting
Alex. Miller,
' Secretary.
New York City, N. Y., Dec. is, mn.
DUdNt
HAILWAY TIME CAim
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China & Japan F. M..a 4:0$ pm a ft :4A pm
Atlantic Expreas a8 4Aam
Oregon Express all So pm ai:Upin
Los Angeles Limited. .ala:45 pm as:20pni
lienver special ....a 7:04 am at 57 am
Centennial State Hpe'l.all :3o pm aU Xfiam
Colorado Kxpreaa a iM pm a 4 M) p:n
Oregon-Wash. L't'd...al2:bo pm at;.opm
North Platte Local. ...a s:l am a4:4.-pm
Grand Island Local. ..at. JO ym a)o:Joam
btrowsburg Local. . .ol2:41pni b l.jVpiu
v.uiuaaut Hock lalaatt W Pacific
' Ea&T.
Rocky Mountain Ltu..al2:Uam alO:M pm
Chicago Local Pass. . .hlO.So am bi0:10 pm
Chicago Day Express. a a 44 an; a4:Mlpm
Chicago Express a 4:10 pm a 1:10 pm
1js Moines Local Pas. a 4:17 pin al2:!2 pm
C-nicaao-Neb. Limited. a i.w pm a i.00 am
WEST.
Chl.-Neb. Lmtd to Lin
coln a 8:01 m a t.ts pm
Chi. -Colo. Express.... a 1:26 pm a 4:00 pm
Chi. -Colo. Express ....a l it pro a 4:00 pn
Okl. & Tox. Express, .a i:oo pm all:44 am
Rocky Mountain Ltd.al0;47 pm alZ:X am
vtsbaili
Omaha St. Louis Ex..ai:Wpm a 9:1$ am
Mall and Express a 1:92 am all 18 pm
btanb'y L. Orom C.H.)b b:U0 pm bl0:ll am
CUicago At Nortsnremera
NOUlttlJOUND.
Minn. -St. Paul Ex. ...a 1:00 am
Minn. -St. Paul L t d. .a ;.iw pin a g.os am
1 win City Expresg ..a 7: to am a 10:10 pm
Kloux City Local a :4i pm a t.lH pm
Minn. Ac Dakota Ex.. a 7:t pm a S:U ant
Twin City Limited ...a g.4o put a am
Minnesota Express aU:uo am
EA8TEOUND.
Carroll Local a i .Oj am a C10 pm
Daylight Chicago a 7:40 am alw 40 pm
Chicago Local alJ iM pm a l:M pm
Colorado-Chicago a i l'J pm a .ia pra
Chicago special a :0J pm a f :4J am
Lac. Coaat-cnicago....a b:io put a t:t piu
Los Angeles Limited.. a S.uO mi ali:jy pm
Ove-lund la nil ted aCijpin a K.w an,
Carroll Local ...a 4 Jo pm al0:(M an.
ifast Moll a .w piu a j.m kiu
Ctoar nap.da, Sioux &
Ouiana a 3:$a pr
Ceoieiiuial jitate Lim. 12:40 am 11. la pu.
WESTBOUND.
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Noriolk-Dallas a s ou am aiv.ia p.--
Long Fine-Lincoln. ...a 2:16 pm a 6:2v p.u
iiaktlngs-Buperior ....ti g:b pm a .o put
Deadwood-Hot bp'gs..a :tw pm a 6:241 put
casper-canucr a .ue put ali.uu poi
t- leiuuiil-Aibiun b BUM put u law pa
4. talcs a, Mllwsskts A St. Paal
Overlai.d Limned a I ou pm am
Perry Local a b;iu am ll:uu pm
Colorado Expreas .. ..a COO pm i.u pm
Cuiorauo bpeclai a L42am ti.M am
Ferry Local bile piu 12. uu pm
Cbtcaaro tireat Wtlrs .
Chicago Limited.. ... .a :Ji pm
Twin City Limited a :J4 piu a J.4 am
Twin City Express..., s:4s am a :6W pm
Chicago Express a 3:4 pig
Local Passenger a 5 .l pm
Illinois Central
Chicago Express a T OO am a $:4S pm
Chicago Limited. a 6:00 mil a I:u0 am
jiiMOiirl Pacific
K. C. & St. L. Ex. ...a 1:20 am a 7:10 am
K.. C. oc bl. L. Ex....all:U) put a 6.00 piu
Harllngtoa Staiton Tenth JUasua
Uurllogton .
rietiart.
Arr'v
a l:4t. pm
a 1:4a pin
a 0:10 pm
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ala.lii pm
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alv.2o a.i:
bio 5 am
ali:u am
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a b.io pm
Denver 4fc California.. a :W pm
Puget Bound Express. a 410 prr.
Nebraska points a 11:20 am
BiacK Hills a 4:10 pm
Lincoln Mall ,....b 1.2o put
Northwest Express. .. all 36 pin
.vtbiasKa points a b.M am
Nebraasa Express a s;16 am
Lincoln Locai
bchuyier-l'lattamouth b $:06 pm
Lincoln Local
PlaiLsmouth-lowa a :U am
Uelievut-l lattslnoutli al2:J0 piu
Chicago bpeciat a (16 am
Denver Special all:!, pm
Chicugo Expresa a 4.20 pm
L.1HC. vaat i.xpreaa. . ..a b.20 piu
luwa Local a v. la am
Cri'xton tla.) Local b 2 Jo pm
bl. Louis Express a 4. Jo pm
K. C. St. joaeph. ...aiu 4, pm
K. C. 1st. Joseph a s.la am
K. C. c: oi. Josepu... a 4.2Upiu
Wekstsv fja($os
-$tk and Wekster.
Mlaaourl l'aelfle
Depart. Arrlv
Auburn Local b a:ao pm tll oi am
Cklcago, at. Paal, Mlaneapolla 4
Uuiatia
Depart. Arrlvt.
fcloux City Express. ...b 1:2a pm bl2.0j pm
omalia Local o 1.26 am u 6:2t pin
Sioux City Pass l n.2a pm
Iwiti City Paas b :4S am
l.mtiaon Ixical b 6:ae pm b :10 am
ibj daily txcept bunday. tcj uuaaj
(.lily. ti dahy.
She Wanted to Die,
But Spoke Too Soon
An aged olored woman entered the
Johnson Drug store at Twenty-ninth
aver. no and Farnani street, lust night
and bought a mo rougii-on-rals. As she
Started to leave, l-he began to bemoan her
fate, raying that her son-in-law had
kicked her out of doors and she Intended
to eat all the roiigh-nii-raf and not
bother lilni any more.
Mr. Join, -011 then took the poison away
from her end returned her money.
Key to the Bituatloa-Bet) Advertising.
SWINDLER FINDS A TARTAR
Barely Escapes Capture at the
Hands of M. Gross.
ATTEMPTS HIS ENVELOPE GAME
Asks for Ten-Hollar Rill, Cliea
Short Change and Thru
witches Itllla on
flrjieer.
The "ten-dollae envelope -swindler"
who has vlotl nli il laic u doxen Ouutlia
storekeepers nn.l vanned rousldcrablo
trouble to the police, wa almost cnigjht
last night whin he nttempted tn work
his Rtnrn on M. tlrcss, who operates a
grocery stnr In tlu Carey hotel build
ing nt Howard and Nineteenth streets.
The con man entered dross' store at
tl o'clock nnd laid down a. liundfitl if
uhaiige 011 the counter, asking for a $10
bill, which he said he wiihtcd to send
away. Mr. Orors gave lilni the bill
and upon counting tho chni;e, discovered
that It wit 2"i cents shy. Ho
made this fact known and the stranger,
who had apparently placrd tho bill In the
envelope, returned It to Mr. Oross, and
picking up his hinge, raid he would
return in a few moments with the right
chanse.
Mr. dross, however, had heard of the
envelope swindler before and Immediately
tnro open the paper. Instead of a $10
bill ho found only it $1 bill. He made a
Jump for the stranger, who Immediately
fled. After an exciting chase up
Eighteenth street. Mr. Gross overtook
the swindler und nudo him leturn tho
$10 bill. He tiled to hold the man until
help arrived, but suddenly the swindler
tripped him and darted off disappear
ing In the darkness.
Mr. Gross retained the stranger's $1
bill In addition to his own $10 bill. He
notified tho police and gave them a good
description and Detectives McDonald and
l'atullu were placed on .tho swindler's
trail. From Gross' description, the po
Hcb are certain that tho niHti who tried
to work this gamo last night Is the same
one who has vlctlmlged half a doxen
other Omaha merchant.
Arguments Heard on
Haskell-Hearst Motion
Arguments on the demurrer of William
Randolph Hearst of New York In the
$uoo,000 libel suit brought against him by
former Governor C. N. Haskell of Okla
homa were heard In federal court yester
day afternoon and taken under advise
ment by Judgo William H. Monger.
The arguments Involved the terms used
In the petition In the suit. Juhn C.WJ
Rattln, attorney for Hearst, opjecied to
having his client charged with slander,
naying that statements made by Hearst
regarding Haskell were not mude against
Haskell as n man, but ns nn officer or
official. Tho charges complained of were
published In the chain of Hearr.t papers
and Mr. Rattln asked that the. publication
In each paper bo set out In u separate
cause of action ns Mr. Hearst might not
be the full owner of the paper In each
Instance. ('. J. Smyth spoke for Haskell.
The suit was brought In the dlatrlet
court of Douglas county In the fall of
1908, but was transferred by Hearst to
the federal court. It grew out of a
publication In the Hearst papers, during
tho political campaign of l!sK, charging
Haskell with being the tool of Standard
Oil.
Three Places Raided
in Gambling Search
Three gambling Jolnte were raided by
the police last night, one of them being
that of Charles Woods at Thirteenth and
Farnam streets. (Seven young men were
arrested with tha proprietor, who was
charged with conducting a gambling'
house. The young men were charged as
Inmates. Woods gave $100 bond for his
apiearanca In police court Monday mottl
ing and went $10 ball for ench of tho In
mates. Eight Italians wore taken from 1101
Jackson streit and were ballad out of
Jail by tluj Abato, the proprietor of the
place, who was charged with conducting
a gambling bouse. Abato gave $100 bund,
Joe Checkers and seven Greeks were ar-t-estrd
in the former's place at M7 South
Thirteenth ftreet. They were charged its
thu others and released nt) bonds.
Aldrich to Speak
at Meeting for Men
Governor Aldi b h bus iuoiiiIm 'I to ad
dress the men's meeting at the Young
Men's Christian Association on the after
noon of Sunday, January 21, on ''The Bio
graphy f the Niixarcne," President J.
H. T. Main of Grlniull rollego will ad
dress thu meeting on January 7. and Jo
seph II. Patten, a lecturer of Grand
Forks. N. L., will address the meeting
on January 14.
The lest Sunday of the month will lie
devoted to a rally i-ervlcH for tho Men
and Religion Forward Movement, for
which an effort Is being made to rocuro
Dr. Charles R. Henderson of Chicago aa
speaker.
The Monday night lilble classes at the
Young Mins Christian Association will
begin Its post-hollduy activity with a
tally supper on Januaiy !. to be addresred
by N. H. Loonils, gtncrul solicitor of the
I'nlon Pacific.
MICHAEL GURNT SUSTAINS
AMPUTATION OF ONE LIMB
Michael Ournt, Twenty- ighth und Cas
teilur streets, whose left leg was crushed
by a I'nlon Pacific freight train under
iieulh tliH Twenty-fourth street viaduct
early Friday evening, withstood a suc
cessful operation at St. Joseph's hospltul
yesterday. The crushed number wus am
putated ami hla phyalc'.ans now eay ho
piobtthly w ill 11.1t suffer bad ri suits.
Fersutrr.t Advertising Is the Read to
Lllf r,rtl.r-
'QUAINT EYENTS OF THE YEAR
jtJoving Pictures of the Lijjht$ Bud
! Shadows of Life.
i
ntlFLES CF HUMAN INTEREST
'trmsr I ltt!r MiiiM'nlaas t anally
(Merlnokett Itenlatrr the
Heart Throbs of Man
kind. "What wonderful thing! are events."
exclaims a character In one of Disraeli's
novels, "The least arc (of greater Im
portance than the most sublime and com
prehensive tipeotilutlons " And to some
sin h text as this may readily be written
tho "human Intetcst" history of ony year,
chronicling of "email beer," It may reeni
to somn, but lu the dlsrernlng fef better
showing the lights nnd shadow of the
true tenor of the present tiny world than
a summary cf all "first page, top col
umn" happening. '
The Initial day f the fOTi began It with
word from Trenton that a couple of Max
Rusk's germ hud got Into his 'bar, broke
a bottle of whl"ky apiece nnd celebrated
the coming In of I'll so thornugttly Hint
only cold hatha revived Ihetn.' Then, s
O st same Initial month was departing
that s'lino New Jersey capital reported
that J. M. Donald had at lust stopped
the disappearance of his bens. Fishing
lines and halted hooks had been used
when other methods of abstraction h.td
failed, but the Installation of it 3,cO
candln power aturchllght In the coops
worked promptly. Nothing was said of
how the biddies Wern to get to sleep.
if Task's geese, above referred to, sug
gest that the Women's Christian Temper
sure union may well ruler upon a new
field of labor, so do no less than four
other events of lull, the veracious dis
patches beating all the way from New
York to Scotland, lit April Htittle, the
"star" elephant of Central Park, ate ton
much and collo ensued, wherefore she was
dosed with a little matter of two ounces
of laudanum nnd a gallon of whisky.
What the laudanum did deponent know
eth not. but the whisky was prompt to
get In Its work. 1 tattle did all the tricks
shed been taught by Rill Snyder, the
keeper, and a few more. Hut-the. colic
was conuuernl.
Visa anal !:.
Julius Oruvrson and Charlie Peters
went fishing near Tarry town lit Septem
ber, and caught some bass drlklng beer.
That In, the brer bottles, five ( them,
came to the surface with the "take,"
w hlclt last showed clear evidences of
having sampled what had probably been
the lost luncheon of previous picnickers.
Jcre CJiiinn of Coffeyvllle, Kan., con
tributed a pig yarn. Ho arrived In Wash
ington with a lot of what looked like
breakfnet food, but he sold It was all he
had left of a $?,7t) "roll." which he
dropped Into bis pm nt feeding time,
and a greedy hog pounced on It. The
Treasury department wanted proof tie
tore issuing new hills, but really the
point of the story Is tho obvious good
taste of tho Kansas porker. A turtle on
Chelsea beach, near Boston, "gave up"
mora readily. When caught and hand
led, a 1770 penny was found under the
ed(te of the shell, which make It nut
Just Ml years old or else a delver Into
Captain Kldd'a treasure chests, suuk
suinrwhere below Massachusetts bay.
It was nn American who wrote himself
down as the most sclfsaorlflclng man on
record. Edward Fay was his name, and
Asbury Park the place, and whut he did
was to leave his inother-ln-law an se
aurlty for a Jfn'i 140a id bill. Apropos
of thesd faterlul eml-paretits, let It le
chronicled that Magistrate Mngulre of
"The Hub" has decided that their visits
upon married children must not exceed
ten days.
wens, Netvl) vteda ana Wnnlil-lles.
"His honor," Indeei?, nus figured not.
ably as the weeks luivu measured Out
their annual path. Circuit Judge Thoinaj,
silting at Kansas City In September, de
cided Hint "a wife has a perfect right to
scold her husband If he doesn't behave
himself properly," while Justice Ixta of
the Rhode Island supreme court has he.d
that any man may slap his wife for going
through his pockets on the sly. Y. K.
White of Atlanta, arrested on a mistreat
ment complaint lodged by his better half,
was dismissed by Judge Orr under In
structions to klssi the woman at least
once a day, and usually to thrown In a
fow for good measure.
It was love, not conscience which
prompted Mrs. Martha Williams of
Springfield, Mo., to walk 200 miles to
Kansas City, for she had been led to be
lieve a husband was there waiting for
her, Walter Stewart by name. When she
arrived, and when Walter refused to
abide by their understanding, she had
him arrested and fined. So she was able
to "take the cars" for the home Journey.
It was a different type of a man who
wedded Miss .Gertrude Ellis in Chicago
late In September, making her Mrs. Ed
ward Mutt. To avoid future domestic
Infelicity he filed with the county re
corder a giiniunty, signed end sealed,
that Gerty might do as she pleased, und
that he would be kind unu good, and
(lastly) that she was to bo free to gel
any divorce that might eventually seem
advisable.
U, L. Stevens, a wealthy ranch owner
nut far from lis Angeles, la yet nnothcr
rarely good fellow, for ho let It be known
In June that he would marry but only
an ugly woman; ugly, that is, to look
upon. "The kid a and pretty glrla get
hitched up loo easy," wus his way of
explaining things, "so I'm proposing to
help out sumo gin d soul w ho'll upprcc.ulc
the cl-uncu."
Whether Turner Lotkhart would havu
proved a desirable husband for Mary
Good or not will never be known, how
ever. They had got fairly slurted on
their elopement from Winchester, Vn.,
when father overtook them, nnd tho
promlso of a new hut persuaded Mary to
go hack home und leave Turner to look
further.
A final Item of not dissimilar sort ar
rived In March when 11 wus announced
that the daughter of Judus Jscsrol was
to marly the sou of Pontius Pilule. of
course, reference was inuiio lu two of the
Oberammergitil actors.
A Rival of Kanaua.
New Jersey bus become almost ue de
pendable as Kansas us a manufacturer of
blzarro happenings, so that it Is not hard
to find among the year's gatherings of
this sort another o,utirlet from the "Mos
quito state" which furnished those with
which the twelvemonth opened. Ami two
have to deal with this same matrimonial
matter. Frank Dlleo furnished the one
and Nathan Rlskln the other, with Tren
ton und FasKSlo the respective towns of
Issue. Frank ald be was In love with
Mar.e lio.-11.ay ami she so genuinely re
ciprocated tils alfeclluus that she had
gouu 011 record as being ready to shoot
I, tin If he so much as cooled In his atten
tions. On the other hand, llosenny senioi
had said he'd rhool htm If he came
'round any more. So Frank aaked the
police for the answer. Nathan's court
ship proaiivl: the only detail deserving
in tlco titers wus that he for tradition
bv Mitmllntlni: for the conventional s ill
fa 're ring a set of to -trv.
Mount Holly and I'atersnn furnished the
other two telegrams. Jacob (ifeenberiT
of the former place was arrested for
cruelty tu a horse, lu default of $M and
costs hn went to ;all, but hardly had he
begun his sentence when Mrs. Greenbeig
appi-ured With the rriMls!te Tunds. The
news of that upset the prisoner.' reoson
and he is now In the State Asylum for
the Insane. Fourteen-year-old Louise
llolacr of "Tho Silk City" has gone AJax
several better. A ball of lightning en
tered her home during a June thunder
storm, hut as It passed tho girl sho kicked
It so viciously as to put It out of business
without si much as seriously Injuring
even hrr shoe, which was scarcely
scorched. This tal Is vouched for by the
father, .1. M, Holier, who Is pastor of an
Evangelical church. .
' Consider the Weather.
, With that eltetrlr storm as preface.
something Is, of course, .to be said of tho
1111 weather; whra not? In tho July hot
spell tho Items came thick and fast. Some
apples, on Frank Ppurln s farm, a bit
north of Hroekport, N. Y., for Instance,
were nlce.y baked on th stem. Then a
Vlneland (N. J.) gentleman. H. R. Hud
son by name. h:nl the sun to thank for
completing the hatching out of a baker's
doscu of chicken eggs which the mother
had deserted on nrcount of the humidity.
Thirdly fthls from Columbus, lnd ), the
eggs laid In tho nests owned by II. L.
Host were all unite purplish presumably
from the heat, not the gentleman's name,
for this never happened before! and,
flna'.ly. the lilgli-cUmbltig mercury In Chi
cago operated to set oft the automatic flro
extinguishers In a big department store.
For long inlnules the flood gates them
selves seemed open till the half-drenched
employes could get at the stop cocks.
Put. after all. Utile Zuncsvllle made
these look alq and Insipid. Tho follow
ing came from the mother of presidents
under date of July $:
"When standing on the Y bridge, prob
ably llio hottest place In the county, Guy
Stevens wus ntrurk by glass from a ther
mometer which exploded from the heat.
Guy wus commenting on the fact that the
tube registered 1J0 Uearces when It Just
went off. like It wan mad at him for talk
ing so."
The reverse of all this, In that trag
edy, not comedy, now holds the stage,
came In a trio of news briefs from San
Francisco, Owenshoru, Ky and New
York City. In the one ca. a mint em
ploye, who, not half an hour before,
bud been to his superior lo see about 11
loan to help him out of a financial diffi
culty, was hurled beneath some bags of
gold coin and mo bndly Injured that he
tiled In the hospital. In thu second In
stance a colored convict, phtylng poker
with some fellow prisoners, drew three
cards to a pair of nces; "ranch!" the
other two; won pennies, matches, tobacco
and about everything else his opponents
could stake but lost his mind In tho ex
citement. Too Mach of n (4l ThtnaT.
The lust Item Is no less pathetic merely
because It tells of a horse's death, not a
man's. For It was such a wor-begone,
starved, shrunken old unlmnl when
Roundsman Lcderer of tha Mornlngslde
district came upon It, trying to find'
something to nibble in the January god.
At the station house It ailrred each pity
tht It was sent around to a nearby liv
ery stahle forthwith for a proper moal
and a few days' rest and comfort. Rut
hardly hud the hostler dumped the gen
erous oats Into his bin when the new
comer fell dead. , Who shall say but that
tha bur sight of food nnd the unknown
touch of a kindly hand bad ended its
earthly roreer.
Man's other friend, tried and true, the
dog, has something to say for himself,
naturally, tine of him. down In Terrell,
Texas, arriving In the world with two
tails, waa at once aasessed double
measure by a resourceful tux collector. A
Utile later he may himself pay off ths
debt he thus unwittingly placed on tho
shoulders of Ills perplexed master, e'vtm
as a dog did In Tarrytown. W. A.
Towner owns this canine, and one morp
Ing in the fall he showed It a new collar
and chain he had bought him. After
some proper yelpings and wagglngs to ,
show his pleasure, the pet ran Into tl;e
yard, dug furiously under a tree stump,
and brought to light two silver dollars;
Just the price of Towner'g recent pur
chases. And speaking of divorce actions, be It
set down In these annuls yhat E. L. Pln
dexter, formerly of Tulsa, okl.. hun
asked tha courts to release him from a
helpmate who keeps revolvers handy u
make him wash dishes. Ho eventually
got hold of all the guns and hid Ihein,
but the emancipation of father wus nut
yet; she grubbed a carving knife, and In
a matter of aeconds E. L. 1. was toying
with bread dough and watching tho fry
Ins; bacon that It didn't burn.
If this seems a "record" of its sort,
there are others. Dynamite has been
uaed at Kearney, N. J., for the extermi
nation of mosquitoes after which break
flies on wheels will read prosaically. A
swarm of Jersey bees have crossed the
river to see the sight of New York milk
ing a call on Mrs. Ogden Goelct amomr
other things, and driving away some mis
guided work-men who thought to oust
them from the Fifth avenue premises.
And out In Ohio a mere man has won
Ihe fumy-work prlxo ut a county fair!
It's tho little straws such as these
which show where the winds of modern
llfo are blowing, warm or cold, bring
ing Minshlne or cloudy days. As tho
world looks at such things they ure. at
first sight at least of scant account, b"t,
none tho leas, aro they tho truast bar
ometers of the great heart of mankind.
Think naught u trifle, though it small
appears;
Smull sands the mountains, moments
make the sear.
And trifles life.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Muscatine Grand
Jury Ends Work
M I 'Sl'ATi NE, Ja.. In c. "l.-Tho Mus
ratine grand lury which hus been investl
gutlng tho difficulties growing out of the
button workers' etrike, late tonight re
turned a batch of neurly thirty Indict
ments. None of the names of those In
dicted was m.ido public, but It is believed
tho list includes several labor officials.
A largo force of deputies bus been sworn
lu to serye the warrants.
LOGAN SCHOOLS STUDYING
FOR BIG SPELLING CONTEST
LOGAN, la.. Dee. 31. (Special.) Pupira
und teachers of th schools are now
hurd at work practicing for the big
u lllng match to take place here under
h direction of Susie T. Faith, county
superintendent of schools, in connection
w Itii the short cour-ie.
The township contests will take place
January 12 and the two best spellers
among the pupils of the township will
represent tha township In the county
contest at Logan Friday, January ID.
Prizes are as follows: First prise, $10;
second, $7.50; third, $o.00; fourUl, HW
ni to tin next tea, $