Nebraska Newspapers

    nil) BKK: OMAHA. FHIHAY. JANUARY 5. 1912.
OFKKKKI) rou i:kt
For Kent
brick House
Knur bedroom, bath and toilet on sec
rnd floor: largo family room, dining
loom, buttery, kitchen, refrigerator room,
hall and vestibule' en first floor; full
ernent basement, with toilet; furnace
heat; everything first das ami strictly
modern. Legated at lull deorgla Ave.
See the owner nt loW Ooorgla Ave, or
I'hnno Harney I.VW.
4-11. brick, mod.. 1112 N. ;;!.
Mol. fr-iooin collixge; line rep r. M. .:M4.
S8'W M.41 Ui ST., 5 rooms, model n e
oent furnace, Hall, ii Rutngu. O.
I'M: A-IKI. r.
:"7'J S. IST1 1 1 I'., s rooms, eoinp.etely
mortem, kS.'A. Hall, 4.X1 Ramgc. L). 74V
A-44C.
l'Oi; RfcJN I' Nexv 10-room modern
hHck house. 2022 Harney; ready Jan. 1,
Hot water heat.
Inquire T. J. UT.rlen, Henshaxv hotel.
'I'hones. I. l.'li'i, II. liil.
OMAHA KX1'. CO., moving ans and
storage. Trunks, baggage del. L. SSbi.
1H N .17th.
OMAHA Van and Sloiage Co. packs,
move, mores household goods. Klreprooi
toiuge. Ml t. lhih. Hianch SOS S. 17th.
Pel. Douglas 4if,3. A-l:C'..".
WkST of high a.-hool, a-rooiu modem
house und barn, reduced to I;'?.
Si-ioom cotl me and barn, $17.50.
Telephone Hong. 1I-
K. W. UAXXKTT,
nil l'.rown Hil;.
KOR Ri:.N I Knur-room cottage on ism
Ave., between Irodge and Dougias streets.
S Dct.i K Thoincs, 41! liee Hldg.
fi-RooM modem collage, ex. heal.
Win. Webster IJos.
KOll ItKNi The Tnaliai:. 5Jt S. ai.th
Ave., 5-roiim suite; first fioor; hot water
beat; best lanltor service; new and up-lo-date;
I.17.SH.
Houses, Ins. Rlngxvalt. Brnndels lh. Hldg.
KOK KKNT All modern, newiy pa
pered 5-rooni cottage. Webster 42ZZ or
call ai Wus Antes Ave.
X-RooM strictly ail modern house, JJT.jo.
1'onpleton Ave.
More und Offices.
WISH to sublet cult oC flv rooms In
City National Hank Bids, fall 1 4128.
OKFEHKD FOH HALE.
Mimical Instruments,
PIANO, tdightly used, nt a barg-ain.
Begerstrom nuiio Mis. Co., liith, and
Karnam Ets.
ELECTRIC piano and music box re
pairing. Acme. Machine Co., 31i4 Lev'w'th.
1 jpfwriltrn,
LIGHT TOI'CH MONARCH VISIHT.R
for rent. THE MONARCH TYRE
W RITKK CO., 411 B. 16th. Phone L m.
RENT an Oliver typewriter from tru;
Oliver Typewriter Co." Douglas 2!il9.
TYKE wSfUTEHSi ALL. MAKES Ku r
Kale or rent; largest stock, best bargalmi,
H. K. tswanson Co., 13H Farnam bl..,
Omaha.
"SMITH PREMIERS, models No. 2 or
No. 4, In excellent condition, rented three
months for $5.
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO..
lDlh and Douglas.
Mlavellunenon..
ELECT10CPIAN0S
Teanut, gum, maien and post card
machines. Acme Machine tVo., iUi
Ltavenworlh.
SA EES Overstocked with seumd-hana
tales, all sizes and manes; bargains.
American Supply Co.. 1110 Karuam St.
EVERY housewite uesirous ot a nice
leseert should try laizell's puro ice
cream. If Mrs. L. K. Kilxore. 4635 N.
iWtii St.. will come to 'Hie liee office
within three days we will give her an
oiaer lor a quart brick of this fine lco
ream.
FOR HALE New and eecond-band
- carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and aecesbories; bar fix
lures of ail kinds; easy payments. The
Mrunswick-Balkc-Coliander Co.. 4O7-40 8
lot h St.
KOR SALE Two scholarship In the
Omaha Commercial college and one In
Hoylta college. Business office, Omaha
liee.
.'U MAKES. liEHIUHl, IMP Karnaro WU
Coal for Btove or furnace. Try It.
Harmon & VVeeth. Webster M8.
ELECTRIC piano and music roll re
railing. Acme Machine Co., 3124 Leaven
worth OFFICE FURNITURE.
Will sell oak roll top desk, 4 ft. 6 In. One
oak flat top desk, rug, chairs and other
furniture. These goods have been used
und can be purchased at a bargain.
GEORGE II. WRIGHT.
Care Bee Pub. Co.. Omaha.
BIG BARGAIN
One large safe, size 42 W., 66 L. 31 D. ;
must be sold; am going out of business.
N. Kith.
INDIES' new reversible ccat at a bar-
Klii. inn weumer xrw.
ITVlW KAI.li' Alt rirrtt,'UUu.. . n I. .....I
engine.. Apply, new Woodmen of the
World Bldg.
2WTH Century wheel for sale; fine con
dition; cost (35; will sell reasonably,
phone Harney 1U42.
PERSOXAIj
YOUNU women coming to Omaha as
at rangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at Seventeenth and St. Mary's Av
where they will be directed tu suitable
boarding places or otherwise assisted.
ioi our travelers' aid at the Union
Htatlon.
tf-DAY KLOOD REMEDY.
Gladlsh Pharmacy. Oh and Pod ge.
A New Truss
NEW INVENTION. ACTION AND
. RESULT.
Does not spread the rupture op;n in
tirnally as convex pads no. Write for
fcuuklut.
THE TYRRELL TRUSS CO.,
3ti Broadway, New York City.
Ma.-saKr. ninomioiise, At old Losioii Hid.
ANY coiinoisacur ot coniectioiiej y HI
leuuily tell you that theie are no candies
which can outshine OTtrien s In purity or
daintiness. If Mrs. E. M. Kohrbougn, u
N. ovth Ave., will come to The liee oflico
vitlun thtee uays we will giv.i her an
order for a U)-cent box of O'Brien's
t-andy.
s L rent and repair ull knuls ot sewing
J.iati.ina. ina. A -13. Douglas IiaJ.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO..
l.lh and liurney Sis.
AI ASS 'I'ltrainienl. Mrs Steele.
Jl.-liVi.Uiri yM i.oav". Ground floor.
MAhSAGK Swedish movtnient; nothing
heller for liieuiiiaiioin; lames, Jl; geiul-lin-n.
tl.fii. Apt. 'J, isi2 Kainam. U.
HA EL LEAK PU."e t ONES uTst
renuuy lor itcnliiK. iileeiiinK or pronuii
Jiig pllrs: jic postpaid; sample free, lici
iiian At M'Voiineil Dim Co., Om.ihs.
MASSAdM llu,l' salt yiow Hroiiiatlc
J treatment. Mme. Alien,
Chicago. 1UU S. l.th St.. 1st floor. D.
I.I:. HEN, iiiaak Bulls tTliTrT'TliMllTrw'd"
TDK SALV.CllON AK.MY soiiciis td..
'f clot;. nit; in fail, anything you do not
need. Wo collect, repair and sell, at 1.(4
N. 11th St., lor cost of collection, to the
worthy poor. Call 'piione Douglas. 41a
am. wattona will rail.-
Mis. Snyder, masnage, electrical treal
lin ik. i I lunsanv, Mnh Ai Pierce. I. 4,gwi.
Dr. Burke, w.. men's dis.aa. s. 41 Doug, pit
(i KT I 0 'reaiTiont. KTllro't 17710
1,,lh M "oor' '' ''
I'OI LTKV AM) PKT HTOCK
tkreerutigs. $1 per ps. Wagner, Sul N. lb
iu:.i, kstati:
Ml II.IM.HS' IMIIHUAI o.
Kletrle us fixtures. Omaha Silver Co.
yt'',J..,1!'l"l!' ljiji iid i 'umi iur"
ito'oFINO PAINT, bui Oiuji aoer, plas
ter board. Anicr. Supply Co. U'J Nicholas.
r.KAi, i:stati:
HI n.n'iin' iM'oit 11 lTln.
Ki hs. 8"n uTtid, p.llntinK. ilecorHtlllg
Ml oil v . t.n , j .i.li. i 11,-ulv. Web i.'lt.
Jiri I'uuri.it i w uit s i.ri
Close In Home
Large, beautiful S-num
lionise- on corn r lot SSxl';
both streets pared and paid
lor; one block to Karnaiu
car; line shade trees
House Is extia well built
nnd well arranged; has par
lor, dining room, inusie room
and kitchen on first floor;
lour bed rooms and bath on
Fecond floor, large attic In
which flu-en more rooms can
ha finished; everything mod
ern ami beautifully finished.
Owner will consider a or -loom
cottitc In good rental
location in exchange; must
liave some, ratdi. Prior rea-i-onjible.
Tonus can be ar
ranged. GEOROK & CO.,
City National Hank Dldg.
Doug. J.iii. lnd., A-17..fi.
Hanscom t ark Home
AT A LOW PRICE
Sl,2o0 cash uM JtO per nmnth buys an
exceptionally well built 8-room house, lo
cated near "2d and Karnam Sta. The
house Is of pressed brick and frame eon
slructbon, built of white pine lumber, hav
ing (luaartcr sawed white oak finish, 4
nice b d rooms and bath, I'd floor;, floored
attic with Mariway to same; full base
ment, with brick partitions; ploto glass
windows, otc. The house alono could not
be duplicated for price asked for the
whol property, which is $4,900.
Owner leaving the city account of
change In position nnd offers placo for
quick salo at thl low price. Investigate.
GEOKGK & CO..
S0M2 City National Bank Illdg.
'Phones: D. M or A-lTisl.
AKE YOU AMBITIOUS!
If you are. you surely want to own a
homo o.' your own. Look al -701 I'lnkney:
".-room cottage, flno neighborhood. Only
S2.100; tX) cash, balance monthly.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Douplas 17S1. Ind. A-118S.
LARGE corner, 160 ft. east front
on Georgia Ave., by 140 ft. on Leav
enworth; elegant brick house coat
Iur $38,000. Price, $20,000; or will
consider Binaller proposition in ex
change. F, D. Wead
1S01 Farnam St.
A SACRIFICE
Seven-room modern house at 2808
Webster St., having parlor, living room,
dining room, sleeping room and kitchen
on firet floor; all except kitchen have
ouarter-sawed oak floors; two sleeping
rooms upstairs; cement porch. On same
lot facing east Is four-room cottage,
modern except furnace; corner lot lux
75 feet, nicely terraced. Room on cor
net for another bouse; permanent
walks, paved street.
Will sacrifice for quick sale at tfi.OOO.
V IN CENT 1). DEltMODY,
1514 City National Bank Bldg.
Telephone Dougiaa 786.
WALNUT HILL BARGAIN
Aij out-of-town owner says sell at the
bost flgtire obtainable his s-rooin modern
house, located near 3Mh and Seward bis. ;
paving in and paid; asking I4,0u0. What
will you give? Might take smaller hoube
.11 exchange.
Payne Investment Company,
Dougias 17SI. A-llhH.
The Right Place for Your Factory
Unoico Irackago Lots
Very Cheap
Located along Missouri Pacific right-of-way,
between Leavenworth and Cen
ter bts. See me at once.
VINCENT D. DEKMODY,
loll City National Bank Bldg.
ieiepnone wougias V.'ili.
THE more you eat the more you want
of D. J. O Brian's canuy. Delicious and
tasty. If Airs. A. E. Deens, MU N. 4!Uh
Ave., will come to The Bee oftice within
three days we will give her an order for
a (iu-oent box of O'Brien's candy.
It 10 A L ESTATE WANTED
KiiOOM house between ilun und 4om
and i-ainam to i'oppictun Ave., or if west
ot 4wth on Leavenwortn or Douge or Dun
dee. l.uuO or less.
F. D. WEAD, 101 Farnam St.
KOR quick sales list your property with
F. D. WEAD, 1S01 Farnam bt.
HEAL ESTATE
FAHM .1 KA.M1I t,A(n FOH SALE
Canada.
FOR RENT Sale, or exchange for raw
land. 4ii acres mree nines south of
Orltfln. Sasiv. ; 80 acres pasture fenced,
balance weil plowed and suodued; lull
crop mis (year. Small house, shed, barn,
plenty of water, easily cualvaiea. Rents
lor the crop at the elevator. Sale
price I4U.U0 an acre. Easv terms. Ad
oress owner. Box &x1, Culiti, la.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Choice valiey tarms In tracts of 160 acres
or more on easy terms, wuuin 1 to 6 miles
irom me towns aiong the Grand 'Iiuiik
Pacilio itunway between I on George anu
prince Rupert. Write lor booklet de
scribing tins wonuerfui cuuotry. 14.
iueyei, Dlsirict Sales Agent, tlu Paxiou
i-,iig., Omana, Neb.
Colorado.
CHEAPER THAN A HOMESTEAD.
lw acres, of improved Colorado land,
good Bull, for isw, small Lame house,
iU acres in cultivation, every acie can tie.
cultivated. '1 wenty-livc miles eaai ot
Coiorauo bpringa. Eleven ui.lca iroia
Peylun ou the Mock Island. A great bar
gam, VINCENT D. DERMOID Y".
1511 City Natiunal Bank Bldg,
Tel. Douglas jMj.
Ib'i Al.'RE.S, well improved, Z, miles
,11.111 10, 11, -.. miio 10 school, fine neign
borliood, good ilea deep soil; this is a
choice ((uuittr section; price ll ,er acre
:or cpuca cash deal. Gnuland Wood
itne. ui.luiii. t,oorado.
1'Turltla.
FLOlilDA,
THE LAND OE SUNSHINE,
We are offering lu, ;n and 4o-acre tiacts
and upwards located in Columbia county
near Lake City, 1'ioiiua, M inues wesi of
Jacksonville and only Ml miles from bl.
Augufctlnc. llns property is iniersccied
by itiree railroads of national repuiatioii,
which furnish the best of services at
reasonable rales to all markets of tne
United states.
The rliinale Is ideal. Fine farms are
now being worked in our tract witn
exceptionally good results. Own one of
cur farms, investigate our offer. Small
(.axil payments and easy terms.
Low rates daily. Tickets good until
Juno 1.
ROUT. C DRUESEDOW & CO.,
(Sales Agents)
M0 Omaha National Hank Bldg ,
Omaha, Neb.
lieurgla,
CHEAT SOUTH GEOHGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM & ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adaptable to the widest range of
crops. Ail the money crops of the south
plentifully produced. Kor literature treat
ing wilh this coming country, its soil,
1 1 mute, church and school advantages!
write
W. H. LEAHY, DEPT. K.
General Pa senger Agent,
ATLANTA. OA.
Iowa.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your faun Is to Insert a small want ad
In the lies Moli cs Capital. Largest cir
culation In the state of Iowa, 4Xikio dally.
The Capital Is read by and believed in
bv the standpa'ters of Iowa, who simply
refin-e to permit any other paper In their
homes Rales. 1 cent a word a day; II if,
per lino per inontn; count six ordinal y
wwrHs to tie line. Addicts Del Mo1(k
Capital, I'es M j'ut-. la.
HEAL ESTATE.
KMM A II Will I, Will inn i.i:
lo .
KOR SAt.K-A barnaln M0 acres f ne
laml miles south of l.enimon. rite for
particulars. ,1. 11. Johnson. 1 Ivcrmorc. la.
Xlnarsota.
GREAT SNAP-lKl-acre farm, Rood
h use, barn, granaiy, well ami w ind
mill, nice yrcne. Price per incre.
i:asy terms. p. Peterson, Gienwood,
Minn
eer Mrllrii.
KOI 'II CHOICE BARGAINS, ten acres
hearing peaches; sO acres alluila. 40 acres
allalfa. close In; 12l acres S mi. en out.
Government Irrigation, pienly of wattr,
hea thful elli.iate, good schools. Write to
day. Hat tsiiorn ft Co., Tahstll B dg ,
Carlsbad. N. M.
URAL fTATE LOANS
A.N TT-.l City loans and warrants. W.
Karnam Smith Co.. l.W) Karnam Ht.
o.lAUA 1'roperty and Nebraska l.anos.
O KEEKE REAL ESTA IK Co.
101.; New Omaha Nat I Hunk Building.
i-AKM LtiANS inar Omaha; no iuiii
m.aslou: optional payments; cheap money.
Orln K. Merrill, 1216 City Nat I Hank Hldg
MONEY to loan on buslnexs or resi
dence properties, ll.tum to o00.m. W. II.
IIIOMAS, f.03 First Nat I Hank Bhlg.
I'X' t' Fo,titVniud"iioriiptly. 1'. 1.
, end. Wi nd Hldg., isth and Karnam.
V ANTED-cliy l.i. ins. Pop
I rust 1 o.
Ci UfVIY I-II'IIS Lonns. .l ami up
.... . ... . ,.V.'K. . ,
Unarm Null Hiiiik
LARGE loans, municipal bonds, mort
gages bought nnd sold. STI LL BROS.
EOIi SALE OH EXCHANGE
IL.1, exchange lor slock ot goons,
,-l.umi equity in a 9-room modern house
n LeMurs, la. 11. L. Kreoman. Clour
i.ake. la.
A good nearly new piano; will lake
good work team or tarming tools In pay
ment. 11. L. Kennedy, 3- Hamilton bt.
Phono n Mti.
JXJU1TV In irrigated land mar Rocky
Ford. Colo.; would take farming tools,
good work horses and other stock. II. L.
Kenindy, 5J2 Hamilton St. 'Phone 11. Miti.
WANT E I TO 111 V
Jd-iuiiid goods, Kicser, PLHi Center. D. biti'.
Pi" A NO W ANT ELi- 111 lr id a $.M0
equity In a IX') vacant lot lor a good
piano. W. ,S. Krank, 1014 City National
Bank. 'Phone Douglas 3I.00.
WOULD like to buy second hand Vlc
trola wilh records. Tel. Doug. timi.
MILL MACHINERY W A N I'EI Plan
er, tenoner. shaper. cut off saw, mortlser.
window frame machine. Can use second
hand, must bo cheap. Address Y W, care
Omaha Bee.
VA NTEI) SITUATIONS
WANTED -Position as P .ekeeper by
respectable middle-aged lady. Prefer
home with children. Also experienced as
nurse. Address Mrs. Marie Turner, gen
eral delivery. Council Bluffs, la.
bl'l CATION wautod as manager of
general store, country town; experienced.
O ttl.Y, Bee.
WASHING and curtains done. T. H Mju
BOOKKEEPING and clerical work
evenings and Saturdays, use typewriter.
Aooress 1. ,4 J, lleo.
'I'll IVL'L' lui.. ,.ln.v nl....nK 1
singer, want positions In picture show.
experienced. Douglas lao. K 775. Hi-e.
niM'l ION wanted by competent lady
stenograpuer; references as to ability.
Harney K44.
lUbtu llluii it..... us va
tender; experienced. S 61.). Bee,
WiiiiE lady aesires sivady piaoes of
day wont; neat, conscientious; uoe, 0ot
ais.ippuimment eiibabvmeuts. l'uuiie ti.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT AND
' AUDITOR.
Advertiser Is oeauous of a position as
bookkeeper and accountant in good linn
or corporation, whue neatness, aticuracy
anu morons. 11 leuaollily are essennai.
I'uti unueriaKc 111II10 charge of laigu 01
iice and ot any complicated set 01 oooKs,
and can also prepaiu pi out und loss ac
counts and baiauce. sheets. Only steady
aim good position entertained. Cliques
uonaule references, can commence uu
i.cs one week iiuer nppointnienl.
PHONE RED biU.
WANTED Position by an expert puu
man; bookkeeping experience; aiso expe
rience as poucy engrosser wun insurunce
company; best of references; age, ii,
married. 'Phone Dougias 3u2.
YOUNG man wants p ace to woik for
bourd while attenuing school. Boyies
college. Dougias 1M or Ind. A-1D84. ,
WANTED A position as watchman or
secret servicing, good references. U ltuo.
Bee.
IUKIC
,o.iil uelltA UAJ MwU,
e,. II ti'iit.
YOUNG MAN wauls position working
evenings; good mechanic. J 1ii24, Bee.
WAN T E 1 JB yg hT M "pears old,"work in
hotel or private lamny. nuuii leieienco.
Address J UMi. caie Bee Puoiisii.iig Co.
BUNDLE and laumy wasning neatly
uone. tali Harney t:iiii.
AN experienced nurse girl warns wora
in morning and on baiuruays. Call Web
ster 4.
lUl.NG lady steuographer wishes a
position In oiflce; best ot reieruuces,
willing to start ut small salary, lei.
,. ebsler Ifliti.
LADY slenograptier; has had b years
experience; desires a position; la fast on
1110 typewriter. D lolj. Bee.
blTLAlloN warned by ail-round jam
tor; tan do any unng -nring, iiunun,
window wasniug. J. M. Jounson, Ben,
v eh. a5iT7.
WANTED By barber; a Job, no stu
dent. B. H. Nolloit, btouehaill, Colo.
Vol NO man, married, 01 good appear
ance, wlidies a position with a firm; nave
nud experience as tclegrapn operator;
onipelenl J or quick and uccurate work,
e itiil. Bee.
sl'l L A l luN auled; mdy wants to
exchange work lor room and board in r
tineci pi iv ate lamily. E 1U1.1. Hoe.
WAMii.mi and cleaning lor Tliursaa
and Mituuiay. vcb. 4.'U7.
.11DDLE-AG.D muy wou.d liko lo care
(i.r ( In. in ell or si. k. Well. Mi.
A.NTLD Evcn.iig woik in booiik.-ep-iiiit.
accounts, as ca-shler, etc., by grad
uute of astern university. Reierences.
(' l(Jil,Bee:
WAN 'I' K.I Babies to cure lor. B. u4.M.
KEI-TNEn lespocialne woman wants
position as housekeeper, compi unl. V Hie
West 3rd bl.. Grand Island. Neb.
LIVE STOCK MAitKET Olf WEST
blup your stuck 10 aouih Omaha, save
inueago and snrinkae. Your ci nsign
nie.nts receive prompt and caicful utien-
l.Ull.
LIVE STOCK CXiM.MISSION MEH.
CI 1 A. MS x
Pyer." Bros. A Co. Strong and responsible.
HjiiiD BRi S.. 24-31 lcliange illdg!
Great VVesl. 'om. Co., Omaha &c Denver.
wTr. aln 1 A 61JN jusT I iVridle s heep"
TAGG BROS, handle cattle, hogs, sheep.
Clay, Robinson Co., -"" Exch. Hludg.
Interstate t o. Better results. Ship to us.
I I.Tf'IIiN loin. CO., LLi Exchange Bug.
Bl R K I-TrTc K L Y c ., i'ir"l!xcrh"Bulg
L. JvTriHE7n it A- CoTTnIt r.xen. niig
Cox Ai jones Com. Co., bunch of huslieia.
Fanners L. b. Com. Co.. 2O3 lxcnarige.
lieposil piocceds of shipmeiiis lu Slock
Yardn Nat l l ank. Only bank at yards.
Lai t, n Bn s. & Co., i i-i Excn. Bldg.
OMAHA, THE GKAI.N MAHKET
U EEKrt GRAIN CO..
Cnn-iifnmerits snleltd
gram merchams.
'1 ii Hranuels.
THE OMAHA UEE
prints .-lean news und dean advertising.
LEGAL MITK VS.
NoricfiT"
PtockhoUie-a Meeting of The I'nlo.i
I an.l Company.
Notice Is hereby clven that th annual
mret'ng of tin- ston.holdt rs cf The Union
land Company for the election of live
directors and the transaction of am 1
oilier business a mav legally come he-
I fore the meeting, will be held at I lid
otllce or the lleneral Solicitor I nlon
Pneiflc lleadguai lei tlulldinK. I'th and
Dodge streets, Omaha. Nebraska, on
Monday, the Mh day of January, laii
t 10 o'clrHik A. M.
The stock transfer hooka will be closed
10 days previous to ti e meeting
Alex. Miller.
Secretary.
New Ycrk City, N. Y . Dec. 11. mil.
IMMl.Vt
S TOC KIIOl.ll K.RS MP. E l I N
Office of LEE GLASS ANDRKESEN
HARDWARE COMPANY. Omaha, Ne
braska, December . l'jl 1. - Notice la hei by
given to the stockholders of Lee-Glaaa-Andressen
Hardware company that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
company will be held at the offlrss of
raid company, corner of Ninth ant Har
ney streets. In the city cf Omaha. In th
state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
. A. D . 1912 , at a o clock p. in., for 111
purpoae of electing a board of directors
for the company to rervs during the ensu.
lug year, and to transact ui h other
bus, ncs as may be preserted at sued
meeting. AfiM: W. M. Glass, Secre
tary; II. J. I.e. President.
"fc lOl'K llliLDKRS-" MKKTING.
The annual meeting of the slock holders
of the Hee Building company will be held
at the office of said company, Omaha.
N'ebrnska. at 4 o'clock p m Tuesday.
January lfi. 1!IJ. for the election of tli
ioird of directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of audi other
business an may properly come before
ll-e meeting.
By order of the president
N. 1'. KEIL. Scc-etar
Dl.toJli
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KAILWAY TIME CAIiD.
I.VIUD l.lllll. UUIU nnd Maaoa
I. 11 ton l'arlflc
Depart Arrive.
tun Fran. Overl'd T. .a .m a 7 40 pm
China A Japan F. M.. a 4:05 pm a K 4o pin
Aihintio I'.xpieas li IA tin
Oiegon Express .all . ..in abbipin
Los Angeles Limited .all. 4u pm ai .nlpia
Denver special a7:i4am a 7 x7 am
Centennial slate Spo'l all : Jo pin al.'.'jain
Colorado Express ,.a J::m 1 IWpai
Oregon-Wasn. L t'd...alH.5o pm a i::i pin
North Platte Local. . ..a : In am u 4 .4.1 pin
Grand Island Local. ..a 5 30pm ulo:JOam
bllouisdurg Local. . .bL. 41 pill b l.'xopiii
llilmgO) Mllvtaakee j; Ml. Paul
Overlaid Limited a 7.5u pm a ll am
Psrry Local a 0: JO am ll vupm
Colorado Express .. ..a 00 pin 3 Jo pm
Coloiaoo tipeclal a 1:4J am m am
1-eny Ixscal b it.la piu l..Uu pm
vulvugu, aot'k lalaua I'aolllo
KAbT.
Rocky Mountain Lid ai::2S am al0:3f. pm
Chicago Local Puss. blO 3i am blo lOpm
Chicago Day Express. a 6.45 an: 4:30 pin
Chicago Express a 4:lu pm a 1:10 pm
Dea Moines Local Pas a 4:k) pm IJ.Ilim
L'uicauo-Ncb. Limited. n 6.0b pin a 8.00 am
W EST.
Chl.-Neb. Ltntd to Lin
coln 8:01 am a C.5S pm
""hl.-Colo. K.xpres....a 1:25 pm a 4:00 pm
Chi. -Colo. lixpreas ....a 1 lu pm a 4. is) pm
Okl. & Tex. Express.. a 5:00 pin all:45 am
Rocky Mountain Ltd.al0.47 pm ar.'.JO am
, abash
Omaha bt. Louis Ex.. :3B P"i a 1:15 am
Mall and Express a T.V- am nllTJ pm
btanb'y U lirom C.B.lb b:VU pm blo:li am
1 bleag lirral Wriltn
Chicago Limited a :;t pm .,
'1 win City Limited a .X pm a 7.11 am
Twin City Express.... 11:45 am a s.60 pm
Chicago Express 3:j pa
Local Passenger a 5:10 P"'
Itticago .K Nortlnrestera
NORTHBOUND.
Minn.-St. Paul Ex. ... 7:0u am
Minn. -St. Paul L fd. a i 00 pm a :oii im
twin Cliy Express ..a u am alu:2u pm
Bloux City Locnl a 3:40 pm u 2:2t pm
Minn. & Dakota Ex..a 7:00 piii a V.lb ain
Twin City Umlied ...aslupip a V:jOaiu
Uiuiirsola Exprei-s j. ail.ou aui
EAbTBO UN D.
Carroll Local 7: am a 10 pro
Daylight Cluoago a 7:40 am alO.40 pm
thlcago Local aU 04 pm a t:U pm
Colorado-Chicago a 6 lu pm a 3.x nu
Chicago Special a li "i pin a C:4J a a,
l ac. Coasl-Chlcago....a 0:35 pm a 3:Jg pro
Los Angeles Limited. .a il.uv pm eli:i pni
uve-tand Limited u 7:oo pm a !t:i5 aib
Carroll Local a 4.30 pm alO.yo an,
Fast Mail a h.JU pm a 3.3a ui
v.euar rvap.ds. bloux t
Omana a 1:33 pm
Centennial elate Lim. U:40 am U.l pu
WESTBOUND.
Long rln a :uo am all ot) in,
Norfolk-Dallas a 3:00 am auv.iii pi
Long pine Lincoln. ...a 1:15 pm a 5:3u p.n
ilastings-duperiur ... b 2:15 pm a 1:30 pm
Dtadwood-Hot bp's..a 1:55 pm a 0:311 pm
laaper-Lander a 3.u6 pui all .uu pn.
Fremont-Albion b a-30 pui b l.vw pia
Illinois Central
Chicago Express a 7 06 am a 3:45 pro
Chicago Limited a 6:00 iru a h.iM aia
o L.UUfl lkHL-lflCw
K. C. A: St. L. Ex.. ..a t:X am a 7:40 am
K. C. u bt, L. Ex. ...ail. 14 pm a iJm pis
Durlloifton BtHlloa Tratb 3c Mason
liorlloBtou
Depart. Arr
Denver & California.. a 4:l pm a 3:4!. pm
Puget Sound Express. a 4.10 pm a I 45 pm
Nebraska points a b.20 am a 11:11 pm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm a 3:45 pm
Lincoln Mall b 1:20 pm oU:14 pm
Northwest Express. ...all. 3d pn a 7. Ml am
Nebraska points a t:'M am a (:13 pin
Nebraska Express a 3:15 am a 1:10 piu
Uncoln Local a 3:03 am
bchuyler-Platlsmouth b 3:05 pm bMi:20 am
Lincoln Local b 3:03 am
Plaitsmouih-lowa a 3:13 am a 3:3o aio
Bellevus-Plattsmouih alJ:30 pm a 3.40 piu
tmcugo bpeclal a 7.14 am all. L pro
Denver Special all. 35 pin a 7:00 pin
Chicago Express a l a) pin a 3:5a pio
chic Fast Express... .a 3:30 pm a 3:00 am
Iowa Local a 3:15 am a 10 30 a.
Creston (Is ) lxical....b 3:30 pm bio 45 aru
St. Louis Express a 4:35 pin all 50s:u
K. C. A Si. jo:,eph....ai0 C pm a 45 am
K. C. At St. Joseph. ...a 3:15 am a ti.W p..
K. C. & St. Joseph a 4:35 pm
Wfkatjr lalloai l&ia aud Webster
.-Akasonrl I'Mvlfle
Depart. Arrlv
Auburn Local b S.jO pm t li:55aro
tuteaao, at, 1'aal, Mluueayolia a
iiiunlis
Depart- Arrlv
Ploux City Express.... b 1:25 pm l12:0'. pm
Omaha Local c 8:25 am c trii, pm
bloux City Paas b 3.25 pm
Twin City Past b 6:45 am
Emerson Local b 5:55 pin b 8:10 am
lb) daily except fcunJuy. tc) -uuua
uiii) -j. dor.y.
nuu bHir'Mti'Jl s MORE
THAN FORJPREVIOUS YEAR
CINCINNATI. Jan. 4.-Speclal Tele
gram. ) Pi ice Current says that receipts
of hogs at market renters huve been fall ly
.lberal 111 iiuuiberH, although somewhat
le.s than for the preced.ng week, but very
considerably more than a year ago. Qual
ity Is mainly good, with average weight
increasing In various Instanres. Total
western slaughtering totaled 5si 1,1.100 hogs,
compared with i.20,n) the preceding week
and 74.0'i two weeks ago. For a corre
sponding time last ycur the total was
435.0U0 and two years ago 4.&,Ouo. From
November 1 the total was O.vlu.noO, against
4,li.u'J0 a year ago, an Increase of l.ulo.iaxj
hogs. Prominent places compare as fol
lows from November 1 to January 3:
lull-12.
Chicago I.3si.ws
Kansas City 7h..0m
South Omaha .'isii.ooi
St. Louis WW.'MI
,-t. Joseph 4MI.0HO
Indianapolis :v,,liO
Milwaukeo Jii.i.i")
Cincinnati IP'.,""1!
Oltiimwa L'J.im)
Cedar Rapi is 1,i
bluux City i;5.("W
St. Paul IK-.. Oil)
Cleveland :7f,000
1DI0-1T.
l,'Mf,.'OI
4 If,. OeO
2.111,(111
;ivi,iioi
IM...IOI
L'lo.s
II.'. OKI
sr.. oui) 1
S'.i.'oi j
15e,0(
.iio '
135,000
TWO I0WANS ARE KILLED
WHEN TRAJNHITS SLEIGH
COIN'. la., Jan. 4 Andrew Johnson,
aged '' years, and his son, Ralph, aged
1J years, were killed Instantly near here
today w hen H e sleigh In whli h they
xxere rtlinu was Mruck by a Wabash pas
senger nam.
SUSPEND TWELYE SENIORS'
South Omaha School Board Fcrrtts
Out 'reifumc" Hystcry.
SCOFFFES DECLARED GUILTY
One tonus; Member Told Story lo
I'U Sweetheart nnd the Whole
lembershlp of Oraanlaa
tloii la Hounded I p.
Premise In an exuberance of spirit they
profaned the sacred precincts of study and
outraged the sensitive and delicate olfac
tory organs of students and faculty b
1:11 mis of certain malodorous chemical
powdira distributed with tinpaitlal and
unsparing hand through the nsseinbh
room of the school, twelve members of
the renlor class were suspended for one
eek from the South Omaha High school
at a meeting of the school board held
last night.
The culprits, who are known lis mem
bers of a student oiganlintlon known as
the Scoffer club. Include the follow lug:
John Nixon, I. Lowry, nussell Philip.
Krank Foley, John Orchard, Edgar Klddo
Ralph I.yniun. Mlloa Miller, James Cham
hers. Karl Keefer, D. Kloky and Stewart
Hirgrr. 4
The outiugo ua perpetrated aorm
necks n:o. according lo the. best Inform a
Hon obtainable last night. Principal
Frank Cutnmlnga al once took up the
trail and went on a still hunt for the
guilty ones. Falling In his first efforts.
he called upon Superintendent N. M. Gra
ham, who Joined forces with the princi
pal, and enlisted the additional aid of
Probation Ofriivr McAuley. Threats,
promises of Immunity, visits to the dif
ferent drug stores of the cllv fulled to
elicit the miines of the frolicsome band
who hud Introduced pungent perfumes
Into the assembly room, where a hundred
ghls and boys dully drunlt In knowledge
from the learned lips of the faculty.
Telia Ilia Sweetheart.
When Iho boya liarucd of the deter
mined attempt to discover the author of
the deed they forthwith recalled the
dread onlh of the Scoffer club and de
termined to best Iho faculty at all odda.
But uliis for the weakness of man and
the luro of the Women! One of the
conspirators being In the throes of his
firm love confided his weighty secret to
a charming hut Imprudent maiden who
forthwith shared the sweet tnorael with
a bosom friend and so on to the rapa
cious ear of h severe family.
Immediately the discovery was made,
Principal Cutnmlnga suspended the twelve
seniors Indefinitely awnttlnaj the net Ion
of the school board.
Lust evening the grave and reverend
seniors of the hoard sat In Judgment on
the guilty ones. There was a grilling
cross examination of the shamed fared
twelve made by the board aided by the
faculty. And then after whispered con
verso the verdict was announced. 80 It
happens that for the next week twelve
seniors of the high school will wander
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free of the trnnini Is of tne clnrs am
-tuily.
It was raid that the ourd had In
fll. led nn "cM.Hon.il penaltv tlls.puilify.
ing the twilve box s frcm any p.utlclpa
th n In athletics for II e month t 1 come.
This Is reckoned a disaster by th" high
school students xvho sny the basket bull
tenni will suffer an 1. 1 epnro''S' loss for
the season.
A more serious plicae of the rase Is
the dlasntlyfsctloii snul to have hern ex
pressed by a number of parents xvho feel
that thilr sons are being punished! over
much for a youthful trick It was -u d
Inst night that the temporary expulsion
of the boxs may result in Ihclr matric
ulation ill other schoila and college.
Rcdick Gets Smoking
Set from Six Judges
William A. Redlck, who retired from
Die Douglas county district bench yester
day afternoon, was given a beautiful
solid silver smoking set by the six dla
trlrt Judge XX ho had been associated with
him for eight years nt n farcxvell dinner
nt the HenshHW Inst evening. The Indl
Idual pieces in the set were engraved
with Mr. Redlck'a monogram und the
tiny bore a simple Inscription relating
the occasion of the gift and giving the
names of the donors.
The gift came 11s a complete surprise
to Mr. Redlck. The men hud gathered
merely for n farewell dinner, he thought.
After an hour had been spent eating and
talking cigar were lighted and while
the smoke clouds formed Judge A. C.
Troup made the prescntnllon.. Fnrh Judge
tit turn expressed his regret of Mr. Red
lck'a retirement from the bench nnd
spoke lu praise of him as a man. a
gentleman, and a xvlso. Just, and fear
less Judge as well as nn able luwver.
Judi;o Howard Kenncde gnve Mr. Red
lck an acrostic, which proved entertain
ing. Tho first letters of the verses
formed the letters of Mr. Redlck'a name
and each linn contained the name of one
of tho alx Judges with whom he was
araoclnted.
Democrats Would
Make Tariff Issue
NEW YORK, Jan. 4,-The Niitiontt
Democratic club launched tonight a rncixe
merit to make tariff reform the para
mount Isstia of the coming prealdentla
rampnlgn nt a largely attended dinner
at which Governor Wood row Wilson 0
New Jersey was the principal apiakei
Governor WTlnon Insisted that the tlm
had come for tho country to set Itsel
free from the burdens nf tho protect
Ive tarl'f. "Wo are rich enough, wo ar
safo enough In our prosperity, sur
enough of our capacity, of our skill am
our resourcefulness to do this." he said.
He declared lhat tho reform moveincn
should be undertaken with resolution
prudence, open mlndedncss and mutuu
By imaginative artists
LA FOLLETTEJN REFORM
Asserts Overcapitalization Causes
Hijh Livinj Cost.
SAYS FEW WORDS ON ROOSEVELT
sennlor 'te Darlna HnoaeTell's
Admlnlslrallon Evrrj IhlaaT Im
portant Wit nronght I nder
Domination of Trnsts.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4 Asserting that over
capitalisation of corporations was the pri
mary cause of the high cost of living.
Srnittor Robert M. La Follette. In a
spcich here tonight, mat king his flrr-t ap
peal nine In Illinois on bis present cam
paign tour, declared It was Impossible for
the government b tiger not to subject
great nionev Interests to reform.
"I know as much about the trust side
of this unoM'.nn ns I know about the peo
ple's side.'' s.ild Senator Lu, Follette. "1
am net afraid of the highest trust on
earth. They cannot continue to strap
upon the people the burden of this over-
npit ill.-ntlon, which Is the cause of the
high cost of living Oven apltal ntlon
has none on lo tho extent that all the big
bushiivs of the country Is on atllta. We
have got to bring It down.
"But It cannot be dene In a moment. If
you took nil of the water out of It at
oiu-e It would do much harm and hurt
runny innocent people. This problem the
problem of tho beef, the harvester and
the steel trusts-has to be worked out
scientifically. It will be worked out
scientifically. It I have anything taj do
wilh it. and I expect to have a good deal
to do with It."
When Senator La Follette snld he "ex
pected to have a good deal to (I1 wlfTi It"
he was Intrrri'ptid by prolonged cheering.
Tho assertion was taken by his friends
as dispelling doubta as to his Intention
of remaining- In the race for the repub
lican presidential nomination. ,
Trnsts Grow I mler llooaevell.
Somebody In the gallery yelled: "How
about Roosevelt?'' Henntor Im Folletta
raised hl hand to rrstore order and con
tinued: "1 think I hear some of you aay now
he'a going after Roosevelt, but that's
where you'll be fooled. But I will say thai
during all that strenuous time there were
mora combinations than under all the
administrations thot preceded It alnca
ihe Pherman law was enacted In ISO.
From January I. 1W4. lo Jnnuary 1, lttos,
.hat la four yeara, down to tho end of the
iloosevelt administration. It sums up a
otnl of KMO) plants brought Into trust
u-ganliatlnns with a total capitalization
f lltl.fi.S.uOu.oCO. There was not anything
t Important enough to bring Into a
iinblne. "
The plan to have Senator La Folletto
xtend h a present trip Ixvo weeks longer
o enable him to speak In Minnesota.
,'t.rth and South Dakota and nther middle
vest states was abandoned tonight,- ac
ordlng to a statement given out at Mr.
a Fnllelte'a heartnnar"r The present
lour will be concluded this week.
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