Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 12. 1912.
OFrEKEIH FOR REXT
UWY StMSl VlUCWh
.
WISH to sublet suit of flv noma to
City National Bank Bid. Call D 41JL
FARNAM STREET 8TOHE.
A fine store room m i bu idlnaj on
Famara. Every conven.ence. uoo-1
terma to right party. Address E lite Hoe.
i. ..uia Ok., inree tloora.
11 Farnam, first floor and basement.
11 and 117 So. Kth St. Investigate this,
sta r'arnam. Uerage. UnsVfeet,
F D. E P. i-Mt .rnaill 8t.
iSTORAUE ROOM FOR REXT
OR LEASE
4th and 5th (loon Avery BIdft.. HWr-u
Leavenworth SL W holetale district, cloee
to freight homes. Flouts ixJt ft. Of
fices, elevators, two switch track? and
loading platforms.
Inu.uuo G. -w. Perrlo. Mgr. Avery Co.
Office entrance directly opposite L'nkn
station.
REAL ESTATE.
city ruut'KHi roat sale.
REAL ESTATE.
CUT PRICE SALE
wav:d SiTVATiO.NS
AN exiei w d girl wants position to
assist with . ..keeBnt and phones In
transfer office; reasonable wage. Ad
dress El Hamilton (H.
EXPKRlF.NOKlt stenograph' wishes a
poFitlon with a firm; food epeller and i
,,, , , , r re . , n . . at on urn i naerwooa type ntoi. .
oiarung aionaar, Jan. run, i onerec me luuuwiug piu-iM, nee.
-;. o V r ia ot .,. I,- cnl.l Tiio ntrmr will I IF you have a sweet tooth be sure io
unco tutiuit'c inicto. .in u 10 uiiiuui :uiv. - trv a box of D. J. O'Briens candy, ai
soon be snapped up.
ways fresh and pleasuig to candy lovers.
If J. i. Speck. 1 loung lien s mr:inri
All fine property. No poorly located low ground or -ZlTZXl
FOR RfcNT-Stor room. 131 8. Nth m.;
team heat; rent reasonable, lnuuir ai
a Pouglaa fit. -
STORAGE ROOM FOR RENT
OR LEASE
4th an th floors Avery Bide.. 1007-11
lMvenworth 8t. Wholesale diatr.et clone
to freight house. Floors Vxlo fL Of
fices, elevators, two switch tracks and
loading platforms.
Inquire li. v.. Perrln, Mxr. Avery Co.
Office entrance directly opposite Union
nation.
OKr'EKKU FOR SALE.
raraitare.
THREE BRASS BEDS, complete;
dresseis, mission rockers, bullet, line
emus tauiuet, piano, leathet couvn, uin
Ing room table, mission hail tree in use
fw months. a at., ao. "man.
rXln MUH.-MWI!, M lUoiant Home
base burner. Ho. Iirst-cuws condition;
must sell at once, tin. fuoiie Webster
HO.
atlUWCMA SUSC'HSttelttS.
ELECTRIC piano and rousle box r
pauing. Ame ajaomne Co.. i4 lv w tn.
RENT an Oliver typewriter from the
v."i i er i)ii:.iiict
SMITH Hiim.i. muutis . t or
No. 4, in exceUent cunoiuun, rented tares
bMlXU 'Hu-dlER TYPEWRITKB CO,
Wth and Lioug.as.
shackle buildings. Perfect titles, abstracts, warrantee deeds.
Take advantage of this chance and make some money m
1912.
NO. 1 Seven teen-room building, built only 5 years ago: located newr 54th and Har
new. i rclnutes' walk from new court house; steam heat, all modern; never
vacant a day .since built. Pays per cent net on IK,. Price In this sale
Only Is.Ooe. f
NO. : Corner lot C feet front. SSth Ave-, new Harney St.: aplendid for flats:
two modern housia on this, renting for 5H per year. Sale price only
t5.0e. Or will sell the lot and remove the bouses,
NO. I New l-room. modern house, beautifully decorated, hardwood finish on first
floor; lot eOxlti; fine neighborhood, weal. Cheap at J,&0v. Bale prhw
only H.654.
NO. 4 Vacant lot. J0x0, near SSth Ave. and Harney. The very best possible lo
cation for a St. Louis flat. Sale price $l,90u.
htm an ' order
O Br!en'a ce.r-.dy.
for a -cent box of
WANTKD work in hotel or restau
rant by man aad wife. Experienced.
.UIW. Hee.
POSITION by mldille-aged
housekeeper. K UC&. Hee.
lady as
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
NO. e New I-room ootuge on leased ground: leaied for lonr period and fully
pid; no taxes; house alone worth w.ore than the sale price .
NO. arant lot, 40x13 on N. th Blvd.; fins bungalow on dlolning tot; tiew
nouses all around, adjoining lot aold months ago for &. baJe price on
thla lot cut lo 47i.
NO. 7 S4 acres, suburban. Sarpy county land. Joins station main line WJj'f"1""
K-. Omaha to Lincoln; only 40 m nutesr from Omaha: almost level, ldM
for poultry, fruit and truck farm; very valuaole. Priced away down ior
quick aale.
NO. 8 1 acre Sheridan county land. U miles from Gordon; Sheridan
hau the finest exhibit at tit. Land Show and raises almost as man note
toes as all other counties combined. This quarter sold 1 year ago iur i
ptr acre, or :,490. Priced In this sale at 1 1.500.
ERNEST SWEET
1S3 CITr NATL BANK BI.DO.
bnip your stock to ftotitn Omaha, save
mutate and shrinks-. lour eunsi'a
ments receive limpl and csuefui atica-
UVK STOCK COMMISSION MEK-
CHAM j
Hyer Pros Co. eitrong and reiponsitu
WWu urU'f. i r.CtisliEr Uiig
Great West. Com Co.. t'm.ha Denver.
W. K. bill i a SO.S Just nanilie snep.
TAG1 I1KOS hsndlv catile. hosa. snel-
t.ls. Kouinson t o., tut lixch. Uiudg.
Interstate i o. Keller results. Ship to us.
I.IK'io. torn.
r-xcnanice b ag.
U K. KtiKKKIS Co. Uj ..!- ''i"-
DOUOLAb 147J.
Jclt stvtNAKCri VlrtiOto.
for lent. THiS jsUaaMCII Uifc-
utn. rnone v w.
U1UUT luCt.H
W rrlTr.H CO., U
TPh.VKli'liHS. AHj iArliS
saie or rent; ife aest stock, best isartjams.
B. V. SWANsoN CO., 1)14 rarnaui be.
Omaha. Call or write.
stuselMVsHl, .
FOR SALE Two scholar em ps in the
Omana conimerctai coueae awl one to
BcytKS cw , ) usinses otuie, wuusua
jee.
iJJCTRlU ."iAlsOS
Peanut, gum, match and pusi card
machines. Acme Machine Cu-. tin
Leavenworth.
"8AFkl-Overlocked with second-liana
rates, sll sues ana msses; uinuiu.
American Supply Co.. illu rwrnam bL
- FOK f Al.t .Sew and seconu-uand
tarom and pocket biniard lauies aata
bowling alleya and sucessorles; bar ux
tures of ail.kmos) esy payments, ins
Urunswlck-Balke-CulHsuder Co., etiiHM) .
loth St. '
il Coal tor atove or furnace. 1'ry 1L
narniun w eeth. lister Ms.
FOR SALE Buy tent, with Loor and
stove. Webster wis. '
New BunfaLw
East front on 19th. secunu nou.-e north
of dprogue St., 6 living rooms with fine
bath, kood furnace, laundry sink, com
bination fixtures, large attic, relngerator
room, oak finish, ail leady to occupy;
price &200. $Su In cash, balance monthly
Htj ments. Tel. Tyler Uut
btaniey r. Boitwxk
21s b. Ktii o.
Orourid e.oor mm iua.
OK KlsNt. bAl.E OR EXCHANUB,.
Strictly modern residence of J
rooms and bath; hirge barn,
choice south and east front lot,
one block from Walnut Hill car
line. Will sell on easy terms,
take smaller p.aoe In exchans.
or good, clear iota; or wouid con
sider good tenant. 4oOt Parker St
K. H. Landeryou,
444 ttd. Of 11SUC O'Ug.
Douglas UA. X-tiiL
REAL ESTATE
k.i kAi'H ..u yon ai.e
Ark, nasssi
TWO cents will bring a wireless mw
sage from me rice bea in Cross county,
v. rite A. 11. fcvans, lUcsory lliuge,
Ark.
SlrsUeJs wtwSHtfia.
t
20 bAFfefS. LEKHtHT. 118 Farnam St.
V ItMU.
4i. t. OSS. A . ASM.
FUK SALt-My ten bOHlIng alleys, s.x
tables, all high grade, located in Omaua
on one iloor. Place will earn t&ow a year.
Adores O. O. Francwco, Denver.
' BALCONY tor Intel tor oi stole as good
as new; reasonable. Wl eouth Ultv L
Frleamsn. .
9 economy phllo eicken coops. Wen. loJI.
S'ih.aAi latunuwa. lui asie clieep., iuw
Harney St.
NO NKEl) of worrying about dessert
when Oa.sell is in town. II Mrs. A. O.
Kitchen, Sims Cass St.. will come to The
Bee officii within , three days we will
aive her an oiil.i tor a qusrt brick oi
thla find Ice cream. '
tEKSOAL
.A lNew iruss
Nv .w.w Aviiw. AND
HlsbCula.
' Does not prow tnc rupture open in
ternally as vonvea paus uo. Write for
u"the TJRRLLL TRUSS CO.,
7 Bruauoay, A ork City
yUOill HlMWCU CWIUUIS LU UllllilUt SS
atranrs si Invitea to vis.i the luun
W omens cuiisusmi associsaon buuuiii
at be.entecutn auid at. Aiaiy s Ave.,
wnere they UI ue dnecicu t.j suaauie
boaiuing ptAces w othetuvise assia.eu.
I .m wu. uavuers' aui at the cuiuu
station.
J-UAV LILAMU Htilf-UV.
Glsaish puaiirvy. itn hihj podge.
jus olu xxis.un Bid.
t c i iu nu leei' i Klnus oi sewiluf
icavuu.t:s. tim. a-1v Lougias lesi.
NEBRASKA CTCI.fc CO.,
lath and Harney din.
sirs. Steele.
1M ..'.J 4 i 1 Ll S,t.Uieili.
4lU uoue. Uiuunrt floor.
AOOAVj. OrtSCiSU oiuvsinvut,
Ijetver lor rdeuuiuaui; tames, si
men, tJ.50. Apt, x, laul Ksinaiu.
nULUllUL
; genne-
su,, to hire. Wi4 rtoiVd.
sslt giosr awtuauv
tit -it.. 1st Iiuor. li. is
Xt i'U A tlV latu.
lllAtjoxxvji-i Ut4reent. Mm. Anen,
Chicau. i
Trilsi salVaiiua a t swwita ess,
ft noi...iii: li. lao . anyinlnii you ao not
need. We collect, reiwir and sell, at M
N Ulh SU, lot cost of collection, to tne
worthy poor. Call pnone ixmsiaa tlu
sn si.oi.s al.l call
indies OuajaiueeoTrteiiiedles. 4nl Wats tk-
at, s. Buyuvi, uuUMt eiectric4li H eiAi
lr..i... . Lui.n. m.h st 1'ierce. it. J
31 B. tStr, l...ktl., o.s tut.s. 41 tMtus- ri
Choice vaJley farms In tracu of l acres
or mors on cissy terma. w.uim 1 to s mues
.tern ins lovtne atuug ute . ..
racitie riauway between rort Ueorge sou
t-riuce stupert. write tor w
scribing llus woiwortui ouuet'i.
.y.i, Ulsu.Cl eules AgM. t aiiUu
is., orottua, neo.
IKJN'T WAIT S TEARS.
BUY CAlFOR.MA Fl.'L.-o ArtlNO
OKCHARLiS.
tinvt-v ru.. a.. SATISFIED.
sm.im cnsh ana i Pi montn buys
r.vV .n,. witn tu.t bsering iiml trees
i. h. inimuj tudweli urciwids at
chlco. in raymeius Inciuoe mieiest
sua taxes. lour money baca li not sat-
istisd uoon luvestigeiiwii. "
orcnarus are tne noted am prti-
auctiva In the wonuertui mtcraincnto
vai.ey of cejnornia. t our coiituiviice
m Uil land mat promptt t" gentuu
oner. We v ueMiiee. prunes, svinonus,
Mtieots and arii.it Pi.
ia..rokd larea, not eceeu.n ". w"i
ue cieultea on puiciiae price n".i'.
swua ...e inrlv.iis town ol cluco tu.w)
louuiauonl. irleuereuces: Any ot
LTi.oo. Amerioan national bsk of ban
Kreiicnca and rirst national bank oi
ean endn,. Bend lor va.usoi. mior
U....OH and facta to
raeii urci.ais, Inc.. t hlco, .ai.
KEAL ESTATE
Acbrssss.
SV,VCRIF1CK SALE 540 acre Una.
wlt unpioteu. gooa laitU, nitr Oiieau,
Neb. si net be so.d Insiue of M cays re-
garuiess ol orutt It Is WiUlh. tiet busy
at once and submit ofleJ. Liberal terms.
end lor tun description. Mine or oui
nn thsi.es li. Hebo. Gilead, Neb.
SMALL FARM BARGAIN.
23 acres, cultivated; small improve
ments; miles north of Uietna In Ouug
laa county, to be sold at ouce; .i per
acre.
W. T. GRAHAM, JBee jldg.
" AA HPT eoulilv isltlL Good, well Im-
pioved 160, o nines from tlieint. Large
M.u, ttasement. barn 4"H ll., SI Kt
double coin irlb, 5-room hou.e. 13s acres
in cuitivatlon elW- Pf acre; tiiMIW
rash will handle mil. Box 111. 8pring
field. Neb.
Texas.
SPLCIAL BARGAINS-: acres near
Aitesia. uusner in.ie Irom luua in ls
rails county; proven belt (or onions, figs,
and cut'.on; quick sale, J3i per acre. Also
four black and black sandy Isnd farina;
each 144 acres; best cotton, corn, potato
section un South Texas; no crop run urea;
Increasing In value Is to Hi each veer,
a. E. Seymour, owner, Columbus, Texas,
KEAL ESTATE LOA.NS
tt .... i t-i city mans and viaiianis. W,
Fainani nm.lii at Co., lu rsrnaui Bt
wjuAttA ivperty and Aeuiasaa Lauue.
Cl KKKlfc IU.AU hlnVAlK CO.
Il New umlh.1 Nat'l Bank Building.
FAtvM oANa otar Onutlia; no oum
m.sslou, optional payments; t-tieap money.
Orui 8. Merrill. Ills City Nat I Bank Bldg.
iwifc,l to ivan on business or resi
dence properties. H.uue to tutw.iM). W . H
'ir.calrtb. iu First Natl Bank Bldg.
to liv.vt luaoe piompily. F. U
i. vimi. t, esu mug., Uth and Farnam.
t A. 'lfci city loans, r'eteis trust Co.
(JAKVllVi BROS.
iariMalll.. IfiW gUtU UD.
Om.liA .Nut I Mll
flokIua,
lLLE 1ANU VB' SUAbiLLNE,
ts are eturmg I w and 4e-acis tracts
uear Le City, nwioa. m nines ws.
"ecfcsouvida and only amee rm bu
Auauauiw. l"l Property -a intersected
y three railroads oi BaiUM-J i.puiauoa.
whKit furniab the best oi aernces at
asli.ab.e it l all markets oi ta.
United btaiea.
The cluo-te i Ideal.
. . .. wnrS-sa in
ScepUooatly, .kw-lUk Ow. . of
eur larms. '"""-" ,".
tash payiuewis ana easy terms.
Low rate daily. sickeU good
JaDUOBT. C DRUESEDOW ft CXJm
(Saies Agents,
M Omaha ftatioual Bank Bldg.,
Omana. Neb.
Fin farms are
our tract wnn
biuaii
until
CRAPE FRUIT, orange and winter
veiAable land near Arcadia, the county
seat of DeSoto county. Florida. Ihe op
portunity of a I fetime. Prices ngnt,
terms easy. Agents watte Booklet lree.
Hvde ft Grant Land Co.. Fairmont. Minn.
LAttuav toaus, luunicicai iiotHii. luort
sa.tje bougut and sold. Sl'CLL BKUeV
PHIVAI'K KLNDH
lo loan at on Umana Rome, IMi, ILMu
or si.mi. Auares n-iau. nee.
WANTED TO IkUV
wi.lio stMKis. ive.si . itiA center. i. sslst
WANT TO BUV
Interest In Nebraska bank. Have cash and
unimyioted section in Aicpiierson county.
and unproved section in tv neeier county,
ootu ciear. cotreaponoence cuuitavntal.
r' llbl, bee-
Vol R husband and son ars looking
foiitard to dessert tune iney know mat
you have otdsred some oi usiseii s h-e
cream. If Mrs. E. Waitun, ul Haven.
port, will come lo The e ,th,n tniwe
days we win give her an oroer tor a
quart btlrk of tnfoi fine Ice cream.
i ox er J.ines t m. Cc bunch o' ..tisi.ei.
rairr.ir- I.. - t urn p.. M fatchanae.
Lieposit t,iOteeua ut snipiiieiilB 10 Muck
Vsrds Nai'i bank. Only uank st yartl-c
L.n urt at Co., o- txen. Biug.
OMAHA, THK CKAIS MAItKET
Hr.l.ito tilt A IN C" xia.n meicn.uts
t 'C;- so teit.il T'J Hranilel.
The key to success In business la tithe
judicious and persistent use of newspaper
advertising.
RAILWAY TIME CAHD.
W AM Kit TO Kfc.NT
Has some lady a small room In a
strictly modern heme, that she would
uke lo rent at a low price to an oltlce
girl, who would be company lor her?
can furnish best of relereiices. Answer
at once, stating price and location. Ad
dresa N 1107, Bee.
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I aloa twelfle -
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Lenver special a':Mem a T f! sin
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(Jrand Island Local .a l: om alj a-
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
i
City Council Holdi Long: Session on
. Bids for Supplies.
PaiSTING MATTER KOT YIT LET
Caaawllsnea llrtersslard to 1'lek Oat
Law I (esse frees several Hide anil
Ask Bidders to Famish. Them
at loaslslerabl Sstvlag.
At the close of the proceedings of the
Board of Equalisation yesterday evening
the city council held a meeting to award
tha contracts for supplies to be used by
the clly during the coming year.
Ail contracts v. 1th the exception of
printing and stationery supplies were
awarded to the respective lowest bidders.
On the printing supplies the council ex
pended much discussion and concluded
their deliberations by postponing the
award of the contract until Monday
night. The cause of the delay In award
ing the printing supplies was Ihe result
of the keen Intercut manifested by dif
ferent counrllmen In the hide submitted.
The so-called sliding scale was In
spected with minute care, and on several
Items Die bids submitted were pointed
out as being prohsbty unnecessary and
deserving of elimination. While It can
not be said with certainly it seems reas
onably sure that the printing auppUes ( younger
and stationery will not be awarded to
one bidder, but thst the cltv will exer
cise Its right lo accept a hid In whole
or In part according as I lie different
Items on the respective bids are high or
low. In this way It Is thought the city
will be saved considerable extra expense
and the bidders will have to stand bv
each Individual bid Instead of total.
As determined yesterday at a commit
tee meeting the council ordered a new
rubber-tired buggy for the use of the
police department, and unanimously
agreed to discontinue the use of the
automobile placed at the service of the
department by Chief of Police Brtggs.
The elimination of the auto from the
equipment of the department Is generally
deplored by the poll'-, who claim that
Ihe chiefs machine baa stood them In
good stead In many tight corners during
the last year. The chief had heretofore
used his machine In department business
with the understanding that the city pay
the expense of maintenance. The city
allien kicked on the expense.
Fend Transfer Legal.
A communication from the city attor
ney office to tne mayor exproaeru me
opinion that legally money might be
transferred from the general fund to
the fund of grading district 106 for tha
purpose of discharging the extra expense
of damage Incurred outnlde the limits
of the district by the change of grade
within the district.
The mayor however demurred ia the
practice of transferring the money al
though he admitted the legality of Ihe
action. Councilman Jack Walters ad'
vised thai such overlaps might b
avoided In the future If the appraisers
were lo calculate beforehand on the
exact amount of money In the fund In
question.
The following are the successful bid
ders on the different items:
C. V Hull ft Co., sewer pipe, $53.
lowest bid.
W. H. Beckett Lumber company, lum-
h, tl l low! hid. .
J.' B. W'atklns company, cement, WSS.
lowest bid.
J. tl. Sams, hardware, Sa4B.l.
Sherwood Krutky company, coal,
PhMilu nut tier ton Ht
Sherwood Kratky company, coal, Illi
nois lump, per ton S4.S.
C W. Hull ft Co., anthracite coal, per
ion' .).
Hrpahllraas IS a me Ufflrers.
Republicans of soutn Omana at a rous
ing meeting held at their headquarters
last tnirht elected officers to serve for
Ihs coming year. All the old officer
were re-elected without opposition, In
cluding President A. W. Pancosst, View
President George McBrlde, Treasurer P.
J. Tralnor and Secretary J.'mes Chliek.
The feature of the meeting wa the
strong turnout ot representative repub
licans from all sections ot tha clly. It
the
the
the
WANTED SITtATlOXS
WA.MKu toy bai tier, a job, no stu
dent. B. ri. r.fitoit, totonehain. Colo.
W ANTkviy PoelUott as liousesecpex by
respectable midoie-aged lady. Prefer
home with ehlidren. Also experienced a
nutse. Address Mrs. Msrte Turner, gen
eral uehtery, council Rlutis, la.
tn CATION wai.tett as manage of
gciieial stole, cuuuny towu. expet wuceu.
(I l. Bee.
LEGAL XOTICES.
all 1 ask to a cnance to tell yea of
our opportunities in Florida. Call up after
"M r." H. FORD. .
Phone Harney STll. 13M Cd St.. Omaha.
eatmuiL. .
Bruit, tie
il. I: SVU.
Tria, two men oa street car at zuh
ana Cuming streets oa Saturday ntgut
about IV o clock. January b, UU, wuen
man fell from car. ale requested to tail
' Dougias U'i or A il'js. er aouress let tar
to sue PaxtMi Mock at once.
POlLTKY AMI PET Slutk
bcieiw.ns. ' p tuv. t. agnsi, sul .v is
TOL'R wlie stwaye appreciates little at
feni.vita you pay itei- etop .nu gut iter
a box of O'Brien s canny, if J. ijiiataiaun,
IM b. lltn eu win come to Ine Bee
of lice wituin tuiee uays iu Kive mm
an order lur a so-cent box of o Brien a
andy,
Persistent Aurtis.ng is the Road to
Big ttetuiBS.
REAL ESTATE
aiit.K.its' nti..iiiu.v.
Electric kJis fixtures Omaha Silver Co.
law a.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
tour farm Is to Insert a small want ad
V un Monies capital. Largest cir
culation In tne atate of Iowa. 4t daily.
The Capital bs read by aud believed in
by the Stanapattera m --.u.e-y
refuse lo permit any other paper In uteir
uomes Bales, 1 cant a word a oay; l.
per line per nvmn. eouut six ordinary
words to toe line. Address vies atwuss
. sMitsl. Ue Mo'nee. la
FOB bALfc sao-atio larm a.ar Council
blutts at end ot car Lae. luls larm is
well im-roved a-.d ail tillable, and a snap
if taken at once. Fur luriher particu
.srs auurees a bouiB anu, cound.
Bluffs, la.
"FARMS for rent or sale on crop pay
ments. J Muliiall. Bluux City, la.
Iteae Jaratees
FOUR CHOICE BARGAINS, ten acres
bearing peacnea; acrea am is. 40 acres
a..aila. close In; V acres I m im ul
uoternmeal Irrigation. p.enty of water,
h.a ihful climate, guod scsoola Wr.le te
,. ttaiuuioru at tu. lansUl sMl.
i a islato. N. M.
W Ann l.so anu lloiiittg done. i, a.ulje
BtSCJSvA.e.ft.tU auu Malica. nuta
iteuuiga and batuidays, use lypeailier.
t leas L .41 Bee.
'iilllLk. young ladica, piano piayer and
singer, want lK.stti.iti in piclure snow.
eApe.srnced. Iiouglaa K 77S. Bee.
suu.tM by cumpetent lady
sUiiogi-ap..er; taierenvvs as ui ability,
liatney W4.
YiiI NU MAN wants puslUun as bar
tenoer; txperiencen. S sis. Bee.
vt AA i . s tat iIimsi by au expert pes
man; buokkcepuia experience; aieo expe
iieiice as policy engrosser a 'lb insuiaace
ceu.pany; beat vl releiences. age,
ll.atltetl. i(,oue Lougias Aili.
V SSI tais siesti - Stufsuy p.SOsa of
gay wwra; a si. eonameiiuvas, tin as aut
u.euppviutateeil etisaeeiiiwiif. I'immss sa
WANT V A Jyeuuuwu a ttutcliman or
sect et asiia. aotas iereisue. is ssss.
W Ht'l E woman desires oay -ork; n u
ai.u vteall. 'let. t. ,4u.
lut-itu im oe.li s pus.Lua tn otiice.
CuLege giautuxte. tan opetate iyper.te.
v. blister stis.
1'
t p.. i;.h and Cumiua.
Fuchs. &'b at Bi nd. painting, decorating.
w KU. ,-it.
Cits Pattys-
Cuming t Lot
l argain
UzlX. sooth front uu cuming Sc. mid
way between tttn and 17th Sts. Price
reduced to C. Lots on Cuming St..
near SSth and irth Sts.. sell tor more
than we ask for tola property.
The Byron keed Co.
Both 'Phones.
as s. nth.
URJ-AT SUU'ill UtORGU
iiatersed ay tn
ATLANTA. iu-Ji.u.iai at A l'LA
TIC KAlLtlUAU.
Lands adaptable to tne waiest range ot
rrue. An lus money eiopa ol tne sw,a
PKOtaui.y p-ooucd. For .ueiatuie
ti w.ta this eutn.og co..nay. ils sua.
tTu-te. cnurck ana scaum auvaataaea.
w. H. LEAHI. DEPT. K.
General Pa a nger Aseu..
A 1 l-i
A DANDT
Jhebraaka.
Improved, cioae ta loss, ailsiia. tim
tme bog and da.iy farm; ea.y terms.
B. fca.r.tt, Hayes Center, .vefc
W eb.ter coaaty. well-
alfalia. timber;
W.
OCR LFTrKK dcplcsUng work Is un
uitl a trial will eonv n.-e yon. Both
phones- Wes-ern Dup.tcating Co.. 4. nee, j
FOR SALL- ;nase six looms snl
basemeat; good welL two lots: fLSyt
cask, balance on pay merits. Owner leav
ing city. Inquire at J. J. Maly. ia v)
street. South Oxnaha. Neb.
FARMS
Y ci c c cl mait, inar.ieu, ol goud appear
ance, wttes a pusnuoo wufa a ilrra; nave
uau exper.eitve as teleg.apn uperatur.
lumpeun. -.i quick anu atxarste wurx.
F 1014, Bee.
APKBlNts.D stencg.apber wishes a
position with a turn: ssi speller ad is
ii t on tea Laoerwovft tpewntei. A it .
Bee.
Barllagloa gtatl-a Tealk ft Hasan
liarllastaa
Depart A rr e
iienver ft California, .a III pm a 1:41 pm
Puaet Sound kit press, s 4. 10 pm a t 4i pm
atraska Dolnu a : am a 4 14 pm
Back HIIJa -a 4:1s pm li t) pm
Uncoia Mall b IJu pm a:li pm
Narthw.it xpreas ...ali as pi" a i.s s
Nebraska poinu a : am a i:i4 pu.
Nebrasea Kx press a s is am a (14 pm
Lincoln Local a :l sua
bchuywr-Plattsmouth b 1.U6 pm bl:N am
Lincoln Local s: am
pis.iamoutii-iowa ....uk t;U am a k:ki am
belieat.-Ptatlsmuuib aU:J0 pui a l piu
t.iiicagu bueetal a i ls am sil ly po :
Heaver ekcial sll pm ai.wpia
Chicago Lx press a 4 w pm a .il pm !
l. inc. ki jsxpiess... i s put a s:w aia i
ioa Local a L aiu el: a... I
Craston tie.) Local. ...b l ev pm bM.4i atu
bt outs Jsxpreaa a 4. pm sll:W
. c. A be jusepB....ai.w put a l i. I
It. C. a M. juspu....a s:u am a s.ei p.. j
K. C. ft SL Joseph.. ..a 4 pm I
CiOCklloLUKKS' MKKT1NU.
The annual meeting of the slorkhotders
of the Bee Building company will be held
at the office of said company, Omaha,
Nebraska, at 4 o'clock p. m. Tuesday.
Jsnuary 1& 1I2. fr the election of tha
liosrd of directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction ot such othsr
business as may properly come befurs
lite meeting.
By order ot the president
N. P. FKIL. Secretary.
uliloJli
was noticed tl-at tne younger element
howetl a tendency to take more actlv
Interest in political affairs, a tendency
which was lauded and encouraged by
the oil war horses present.
The meeting which was crowded to
the 'doors and overflowed Into the ball
leading from the club rooms was a re
pudiation of the repeated assertion that
the club would fall into Inertia after
the close of the late campaign. I-st
night there was a stronger and aeore
numerous attendance at the club than
ever graced the meetings during the
:ampalgn.
H. C. Murphy in a stirring speech paid
a tribute to Mayor Tralnor, of whom be
said that he was deserving of all Ihe
honors that his party had bestowed
upon him. The speaker urged harmony
and team werk.
In response the mayor told ot the
pleasure he experienced at seeing the
progress of -the club and approved ot
more frequent meetings. He asked that
tha members make dally use of the club
headquarters.
I Several other sneakers. Including James
Pnlsek, John Lynn, lp.rry Lapidtu and
Vncle David Anderson, expressed their
pleasure at the succe of tho club,
which they claimed to be the strongest
republican organisation that has evr
existed In South Omahu.
President A. W". Pancoast closed
meeting with an invitation for
men of the city to join
rank a
Kles-ea ftaya Retaliate.
There were obsee'ed all the solemn
ities of the law yesterday morning at the
high school, when eleven of the twelve
seniors recently suspended for miscon
duct were reinstated by the school authorities.
The boyi w.'re supported by their par
ents who oojeciea 10 ino auven meas
ures adopted by the school authorities
for what the parents considered boyish
pranks.
Suiwrintendent N. m. uranim. now-
ever, viewed ine winauti ot tne juwn
men in a serious light and quoted de
risions from the supreme court of Ne
braska on the province and powers oi
the school authorltes la such premises.
Superintendent Graham, It Is understood,
also road the definition of housbreaklng.
appropoa of alleged entrtea into the high
sthool building by the boys anting tne
nights.
After a two hours' conference, the
young men were reinstated without be
ing farced to apologise to the whale echoo
ing forced lo apologlia to Ihe whole
school, as was at first Intended.
B. H. Leigh, vice president of the
school board, poured oil on the troubled
waters and encouraged the boys toward
more orderly conduct In Ihe future.
Harold Chambers, one ot tha young
men suspended, did not appear at the
hearing and H not reinstated,
vasal! Haas Bants.
Fire, said to have originated from chim
ney sparks, broke out yesterday evening
at 1: o'clock In the small house at SU3
N atreet. The building II In a thickly
populated district, and tor a tow moments
there was fear of a conflsgalion in tm
business district
The building and contents wi damaged
to the extent of CM. Tha building wa
owned by Mrs. Hey man and occupied by
Richard Ford.
Maela ('It- Uasala,
For sale household goods. Leaving
city. ri H Bt.
Phone Hell South WA-Ind. F-IMI for a
rasa of Jetter Gold Top. Prompt delivery
to any part ot Ihe elty. William Jetter.
There will be an Important mealing of
Ihe Henorttaa at the home ot Mies Lillian
Hickman Thursday evening,
The King's .laughters of the First Prea-
bylerlsn chnrcn will meet enosr aii.
noon at the home of Mrs. L. H. Parsley,
sin North Twentieth street.
The Stale Farmers' Mutual lniurance
company held their annual meeting Tues
day In the independent teiepnone
Ing. Twenly-fllth and M streets.
Two hundred members from all parts of
the state participated in tne aeiioerauons
of the meeting. With the exception of J.
G. Heefus, whose term expired coincident
with his determlnstlon not to stand toi
re-election In the association, all the old
nffleera and directors were re-elected. A.
E. Agee of Klkhorn was elected to the
hoard of ai rectors in tne si esu ot
Useful..
In order to avoid claim's against the elty
for noslb accidents to pedestrians on
slippery sidewalks, August Miller, coun
..,., .n from i its Plrtlt ward, yesterday
went about with ashes, which he spread
upon dangerous walks. Mayor Tralnor
h,t nmrnitsi in see, that the ordinance re-
dolrlns Dnmertt owners lo keep their
sidewalks In good condition will be on
forced.
eiDROP BARS IN PAYING PROBE
Council to Investigate All Paring-
Possibly All Public Work.
M0S1US0H TO BE EESJ! FBEOAY
Foresee Pnvlag Cess pa ay Ageat,
W ho Made (katrsea, la ley Olee
Ten I b r Taxxtarea'",
Won't Glee Name.
InveMlgation of all paving contract! let
In Ihe city of Omaha within the lite ot
the present city council tlU be conducted
by the council This decision was
reached yesterday afternoon during the
inquiry Into the South Sixteenth street
creosoted wood block contract A reso
lution will be submitted at the next meet
ing of the council outlining the scope of
the Investigation, which may include all
contracts let for the construction ot pub.
He Improvements.
A. O. Morrison, former sales ageat for
ihe Kettle River company, a creosote
wood block concern, waa to have ap
peared yesterday before the council, alt
ting as a court of Inquiry, but ke tailed to
come. Mr. Morrison has asserted that hi
I has information pointing to Irregularities
In Ihe promotion ot tha South Sixteenth
atreet paving proposition. City Clerk
Dan Butler notified him at his hotel In
Kinns City that the council desired him
to appear. He did not answer, but told
the messenger boy that he would do so.
Acreea fa Caane.
A motion, was paswai by tni council au
thorising the city clerk to go to Kansas
City and bring Mr. Morrison to Omaha,
his expense to be paid by the counclL
Lati last night City Clerk Butler re.
celved from Morrison a telegram statins:
he will arrtva In Omaha to appear before
the council Friday morning. Ha ex
plained Ma fall ire to respond earlier by
saying he was out of Kansas City when
the first message came.
T. W. McCuliough, managing' editor ot
The Bee, appeared before tha investiga
tion committee with tetters from Mr. Mar
rlsna In which ho made tha aaneruon ot
irregularities. These letters war made
of record. In one ot then Mr. Morrison
expressed h'.a willing nen and his desire
to eoma to this elty and (in ths infor
ms! Ion In his possession.
Joseph Polcar. editor ot tho Dally News.
stated that his correspondent who bad
aigned himself "Taxpayer" refused to ap
pear before tha council and to have his
identity disclosed. Mr. Polcar said he
thought It probable that "Taxpayer" will
be willing to divulge his Information when
the scope ot tha Investigation Is extended.
City clerk Butler testified that hi bid
been receiving snonymous letter signed
Taxpayer," which declared knowledge ot
Instance of misconduct ot city eftidalii
in letting ot paving contract. Mr. Craig
said hi had received such anonymous let
ter for two year and bad paid on atten
tion to them, a he thought they night
liavi com from a disgruntled toi iner en
ploy ot bla department
Adjournment wa taken ta Friday
morning at w o clock, when the Investi
gation will be resumed. The prob of all
raving contract will be held at a later
data, following formal actio by the coun
cil authorising IL
The key to ucceaa In busines I ths
Judicious and persistent un ot newi paper
advertising.
W ebatyr wtxttxaav
Ulaaaart Pneifle
-lulh aad Webster
Depart. Arrt
b IM pea tU:4J aia
I'aeL Mlaaeaa-yll at
Auburn Local.
I bleasa.
Uwaka
Depart Arrl
Moux City Express.. t I S. pm bu tt pea
Omih Local S:fi ana e t a pm
Sioux Cliy Pass b . put
1WIB City Paa 4 4s am
sjneraoa Local b M nut b :W aw
i by dally except but ay. to
sail ay deity
lv'P iikli '
Sji4 I
Jvnii.''a ir,'
VtoMA.N witn it-year o. rhi-d wikkj
Srliai IVOUSt tM lb tfl Ot HffHr fjU.4
lu-kIY wtltUUb ea-S.ssa AilvA iHtUUtH Ua j
Cli st Ihre am la ! . ic4i . l
WANT wk by tru .ay. thom bouf
.& w4v. 1 tl L-eiore (p. n.
WAN. ii tu Winn! ork 4U book
kLr. acunvavni or cot-r toy mru-t.-
au of Maw!. uwvtsrMcy. Kettfew i ?
1 t 1 a na U-a MM
r
IMS
il
!
1KAVEL. " ,
20,000-MiI
Cruise
y ths I.S. BLCECIICb
LeetTtast New Terkt
Jan. 23, 1112
t of nil:
Tmrt
Prma m Itmemt
t AIM Tm
. AbalMl a-,
AmM lfH"fi lb
trmlia f Mt
4 J-r-b, Bltm,
PANAMA CANAL
Ihrtw or imiT xtra tarjaln-; when the rfernrr
snow t r,i.'v"v-i'. uivc...
Orrin S. Merrill Company
Room C3I-II City Nat l Bask Bldg.
ANTKi-PoslUon as btl.lng e.erk, by . Brtdareeswa. est a visit ta las
young lady who has had 4 years ex-1
oerwood and Monarch machines. CltuJ OaUesat Uds Trip Enijsurs.
JZTZZ U CATS c n.
SITUATION wanted by a yeunc mar- ji r as ts tas Bewst. Tart raskM,
neo man. er uiiws anu wining 10 1 areantf las weras, llale sea ayrr.
I srsd tee rasstrssst kaskkRs.
work, would like position as c.erk or.
tact, any xir.a or wore, can turmsu
mone etmer way or B3si
WAKHINO or cieaviln ftar Mondava
T ursdaya and frtdays. 'Pbone ebster :
4X1 :
RAMBORG-JOiCAlLIHE
ue w. Kaadolvb all., vaicaguy or weal act.
Convenience means much
to the business man.
Situated where it com
mands easy access to
the every part of
Omaha's business district
The Bee
Building
offers the best pffice location for the man who must be
within convenient reach of tho main business channels
of the city. It adjoins the city hall, is across street from
the now Douglas county court house, within a few steps
of the theaters and banks and near the main street car
lines. There is no better location in the city.
The building is thoroughly modern, with excellent
new elevator service; beautiful interior decorations,
steam heat and the most careful of janitor attention. A
few choice court and outside offices are vacant just now.
eoax Ml, 03, SOS A very attractive suit on th sixth floor facing tha
court. Thin space being near the top of the building has an abund
ance of natural light and good ventilation afforded through th sky
light to the court. (01 ts 14x15-4 and ha vault: (01 ts ll-9xl. and
(Ot I 11-91'' Spacs will be rented en suit or separate to pleas
desirable ttnsnt If you need a larg spare at a reasonable rental It
will be to your Interest to so thl proposition.
Ceom 204 Here la an exceptionally fine large cfflco facing Farnam street
and alao hannt, a west exposure. The npsce 1 so partitioned as to
make four rtH.tns. all being will lighted. In addtUon there la a vault
In on corne of this room which has shelving, providing an excellent
place to ke. private papers, records, etc. Think of it 40 square
feet of floor space renting at. per montn tab.00
Ssooax 428-430 The larger room Is a corner space havlns a north and eaat
light: ilxe 1IH We will partrtioa to suit Th n.aller room.
42S. has nort i light and Is 10xl. These rooms will b rented either
Uigly or together. Ask us to show you these-
The Be d Building C.,
Bus'msis 0!tic, I7;h and ra nm St.
Ventilation Expert
to Give New Ideas
Jainos Ogvid Hoffman, professor et
mechanical englaeerlng and p root leal
mechanic at tin University ot Nebraska,
wilt deliver a lecture or. "Kecent De
velopment la Heating and Ventilation of
Buildings," at th Young Men' Christian
association auditorium Friday rvenlng,
January It, t IK o'clock. Admission '
will be by ticket, which may be procured
complimentary st th Young Men'
Christian Association office. Prof.
Hoffman ha mad an extended study of
thl subject and l considered a au
thority, lu , letter to J. W. Miller,
educational secretary ot th Young Men
Christian association, h said:
"I expect to treat th subject In about
thl way: Our klea have changed In
th last tour or trv year concerning th
need of pure, air In our residences and
business block. Therefor It th build
ings were substantially and satisfactorily
heated It wss considered sufficient. Lately
It his been shown that about oue-thlrd
ot Ihe death of th country hay been
due to bad air diseases, aad further that
th Judicious application at pu.e lr I
not only a preventive, but car.
Thee fact hare led to a very great
demand all ver th country tor Improved
...unions in our buildings."
1 h committee on building and grounc
.md many contractor, building super
.indents and engineer ars plsnnla .
attend.
Motorman Wedged
Between Two 0'
Michael bVhrobe, motorman an th
venue line, was badly hurt at 4.M 'oleefc
yesterday afternoon whan ha wa caught
i between two street car at Elgntaaata and
' LMvenwsuih street a taohreb wa re
placing ft blown out fuss it th old sf
' nl oar when an eaat bound oar earn upon
I him. wdig him bet woes th two. Faav
I senger get between the car aad Pushed
(them apart to allow him to tall ta th
pavement and b taken out,
j Th aollo ambulanc wassailed and
M wss taken to hi home, 814 Ante ave
nue and treated by folic Hurgwaa I'ep
i per. Hi itistalned bad bruises abest th
alp and chest.
Motorman (Jcorgo Nelsoo, who was siml
any injured at too Ames ataou oar bam
'yesterday morning la being attended al
Jim Vi la Manorial hospital, Us I not
uugerouaiy hurt.
ENLARGEMENT IN MARKETING
HOGS IS SHOWN BY RECEIPTS
! CINCINNATL Ot. Jan. IL-tMpw si
Telegram.) Price Current say some en
largement in marketing ot nog I shown
; In record for the week and returns
make It appear that the tiuatity of stock
I mainly good, although th average
I weight continues hort ot last year.
Total western slaughtering totaled
hogs, compared with i.W th
! preceding week and 2s. two weeks
j ago. For ft corresponding tiro last year
! the figure waa 4N.40 and two year ago
Uft.m. From November 1 th total was
ass, 400 sxmmst 4.W6.90 a year ago an
' increase of IstM.M nog. Prominent
; place compare as follows from Novem
ber 1 to January rt:
!tl-l
Chicago
i Kansas Ctty ,
South Omaha 55 2
as Louis . ten,'
S. Joseph
; Indtanspoll .-..
lilwanke
: ilneinnati .... -
i nttumwa. Ia.
i Cedar rlaotds.
. Aioux City,
t.U
Lem
....... 7.3. lev ew.oey
4W.40
m,m
at. not
-... Me 09
..... ut.m
la ..... llT.os-
la ..
St. Piui. -. - -f
aevelSD. a -
tn.m
41
ma
i.w
. Mt
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