Nebraska Newspapers

    T11E BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26. 1912.
-OFFEKKD FOB SALE.
Mesical iuuutui.
RE.iL ESTATE
rn" PROPERTY roR BALK.
REAL ESTATE
C1TV PROreHTV fOK SALE
i Used Automatic
' Pianos at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
Biggest Chance in Years, For
Moving Picture Theaters, Con
cert Halls, Cigar Stores, Cafes,
-Billiard Halls, Etc.
Moat ill I time Instrumen! have been
mad by the fsmd "Wl ULITZKR''
company'. acknowledged Vie world s best I
fcvery Btaao, harp. p,awra, pipe planet.
1 kit. .lauieo in our ,
own shop ud will bt c icinLeMi to m.-. I
Tnrm lib - - . ,
WE HAVE ON HAXU iitr: FO'.LOW:
iNO PIANOS. 1.IAT UA.VK
BEEN VsrlD.
One" WUrtltSttr nil.. ' -r - I , .
i condition, style A; list price. Jl,'ti; price
One Wurll'ior pipe plana, alyte A .'in
good condition; pre. sx,
One Wurtltier punn. i.i-potr. nts'ea
finish, in perfect cond.tluo: iir.ee,. a
One Wurlitzw-. .-nnic, pur.j cuhL-h
oak ftchiti,. in- perfect eoudivierr, J . -.
One Wurini-r ..not inaua, mission
finish; price, tSfl.
Two mandolin'" quartette, nation
finish, in perfect condition: price, tTtX
Two mandolin quartette?, mission
finish. In good condition, tw.
One msndoltn quartette, (olden oak
finish; price, S3S0.
One Wuriitser. piscina, golden oak
finish; price, t .
One wurlltxe'- pianina, golden oak
finish; price. UK.
Ona Wuriitser tonophone. with two
rolls; price. Jl.
One Peerless piano. In good condition,
without nickel slot, HWl
Four harps, mission flnlah, la .perfect
condition; price, $2ov.
Three harps, mission finish. In perfect
condition; price, kao.
Two harps, golden oak finish; price. fc56.
Two harps, style A, gulden oak finish;
price, gim.
If you live out of town write soon, be
fora the choicest bargains are gobbled
up: If von live in the city call and. see
the Instruments
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.
15Ut and Harney Sta. .
Omaha. Neb.
ATTENTION! MOVING PICTURE
UkN AND OTHER. We sell, repair
and rnt mere automatic planoa than any
other concern west of Chicago; model n
ettopa.. Jot; repairs; always a numoer of
excellent patxatna in sccoitu-nanu in
etruments. Call or write.
- ' NEBRASKA 001.15 CO,.
, lUb "and Harney SU , Omaha, Neb.
Railroad House
: Sale
QA IJATTet?C
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION :-.';, -'
Monday, Jan. iJ29th
: -AT 10:30 A.M. i;"': ;
On the new lioek Island Freight Terminals, 18th and Mason.
Thone us for further information. -
McCague Investment Go,
Main Offices; 1306 Dodge St. Douglas 413. " '
Yard Office, 1029 South 18th Street. . Douglas 2342, " "
PERSONAL
Wfc rent slid repair a.1 kinds ot sewing
. NEBRASKA CTCLR CO..
' YOUNG woman coming to Omaha as
s rangers are Invited to visit the Young
.omen imui ............ .
Seventeenth and 8t Mary s Ave., where
llhay will be atreciea to .iih.uii nwniini
places, or othertrlsa aaalsted. Look for
.our travelers- aia at ine cnion mtiwi.
e. Hit teahouse. Mi Old Boston Bid.
' ' ituK illJUJU RKMKor.
Gladlsh Pharmacy. 12th and Dodge.
I f a QS! iV (IV. Treatment Mrs. Steele,
MAiMaUrj yM Dodge. Oround floor.
' l W1KVTIP treatuicnu 14. BrotU V10
MAVtlfiHU g. WlB floor. ,. ut.
f iiiKl1V. KaUis. sail glow aromaUc
JUAaaAUllrtiint. Mine. Allen.
I of Chicago, MS g. i;th gt 1st floor. I) 7a.
l.lt.hr.N, "mK suits to hire. 1814 HoWa.
I-J1" U'laranteed Remedies. l Ware Bk.
SWEDISH masaage, for rheumatlem,
maaeles. joints, disease. Karatea Xoa
aetlv only Omaha masseur graduate in
Hwedea. em Om. Nat I uaux. LMtig. hm.
5ifASmA(IM Snyder baa changed
glveer Swedish mastage, also vibrator and
radiator treatments. Wo uee Bldg. Had
tout. Evenings 0, 3M.. for appuimments.
iKf ASs&Alj V. Swedish nioyemenl, .Apt.
POULTRV ANf r-ET STOCK
LARGE, thrifty, Light Branmaa for
ale, old or jrouag; winners ( first prise
pen at Iowa ettata Poultry ahoari eggs la
season l pneea reasonable. Frank John.
aon, Monroe. la.
Pedigree mala Persians kittens. liar.
FOR SALkii French red Angora cats,
'ears old, studs. 313 Miami. Tel. 'Web.
FOR RAI,B-Whlie Wyandotta cocker
els. Telephone Weoster SfU.
Kaffir oom makes hens ley, K per 100:
scraenlligM, H.ti per 100. Wagner, H N. it
REAL ESTATE
UllLUKUS' l.NKURMA t IO.
Klectrle la fixtures. Omaha Silver Co,
Ideal Cement Co.. li'lh and Cuming.
Fuchs, Con eV R'tnd, painting, decorating.
Beautiful Bungalow
(iKUUM8
K. 19th St.. brand new. dtrictlv
maderru buUt of first-class material And
vlll bear the closest tiunection. Ku
par.or, fien (.can Im used for bed room),
dlnhiE room, kitchen. iuntry and vesti
bule for Ice twx on first floor: two large
oeo rooms. erorem and Datnroom on sec
ond floor: fuirt&oa heat hot water tank
ami a unary gink, cementM nawrneni.
outrtde ffrado entrance. This Baniratow
haa soma tvecial featurea not usually
found, namely, built-in buffet tn dining
room made of aot'd oak and hand
somely finished, ootonnari opening with
bookcases In. the pebeaials between dtiw
1n room and parlor; exceptionally arti--1
1 com bi na t Ion Ug h ti njt tlxtu res. T he
downsislrs rooms texcvDt kitchen are
flnJthed In oak; upstairs, hard pin;
bathroom white enamel, tjook at thl
place at once, then see us about arte and
terms, ...
Payne & Slater Co.
l Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. Both Phones.
If yon have a good vacant lot or tin.
Incumbered rettago we will ronapler
either In part payment on the following
properties, or will aell any of them on
easy terms: -
Near 34th and Center HtaetrltUy mod
ern six room hottsa In fine repair. Close
to Windsor school and Hanscom park.
Near 18th and Laird Kts. Brand new,
five room, strictly modern bungalow. Oak
flninh In living rootna. Well built; Ideated
In very deslriblo neighborhood. -
Near Sstl) and Burdette Six room dwell
ing. In excellent repair: modern except
heat; east fiont lot; good cistern; nice
shad trees.
Near Kth and Sprue Sta Brand new
seven room story and a half cottage;
five rooms, hall and bath down stairs:
two bed rooms and store room upstair.
Oak finish. Thoroughly built. A decidedly
attractive and conveniently- arranged
home. For farther particular, call
. . 8COTT & HILL, ...
McCagu Bldf.
Pouglaa slJ. '"d- A-iat, .
FOR CALE OR RENT.
. 'ms 'north th bt t-room.
UODBRN EXCKPT FV'KKACB.
v GOOD- BARN. V
Bhsd and fruit tree, well, new gss
and electric fixture, to be painted. One
block from 54th street car, 2JM or t&
par month. Terms.
BARNES A WILSON. :
. m Bee Bldg. Dongla M1.
t-ROOM house, hath, gas; walking dis
tance, tl.sne WebHtef Km.
kkvkn'.Rihim house, partly modern;
lot MfU7; bargain at tU&V. Til Rugglea
Webster nil. . '
. REAL ESTATE
FARM at RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
lallrorala.
DON'T WAIT FIVB TEARS.
BL"l CALIPOKNIA FULL-UaJtRINO
ORCHARDS.
MONET BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
HO.00 cash and tt per uionin huya
five acre with full bearing Irult tree
In th famoua Bldwell orchards at
Cblco. Cal. Payment Include Interest
and taxes, four money back W not aatla-
lied upon investigation. The Bldwell
Orchard are the most noted and pro
ductive In th wonderful caoramer.te
valley of California. It's our confidence
in this land that prompt tnia generoua
offer. We've peaches, prunes, almonds,
apricots and - Bartlett pears. Huyer
railroad fares, not exceeding tX.09 will
be credited on purchase price. I .and ad.
loin th thrl'ing town of Cnlco tl4.a
populaUdn). (References: Any bank of
Chlco, American National bank of San
Francisco and First Nations! bank of
ean Leanaro. Bond for valuable Infor
mation and farts to
Bldwell Orchards. Inc., Chlco. Cal.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
1 handle trades evervwherr. If you want
results write or call nean. SIT Bee. 1 1J91
WANTEIa acre about one mile from
Pa pillion: ?-room bouse ns South Omaha
to exchanee in part payment. Address
Box X South Omaha.
- IHOO Large, extra well built bouse
and three lota; beat reatdenca dial riot of
Ontaha: exchange for clear land or
smaller new house: gtv location and full
parttrutara m first letter. J lis. Be.
FOR SALK or Mchangv, 30 a. ta Saa
katchewaa. Canada, situated IS mile east
of Torktown. 7H mk neethwest of Saits
raats: for smaller tract tn I. 8., mdsa.
or stork. For particular address owner.
Ceo. W. B. pcolt, attmpbia. Neb. What
hava you?
TO KXCHANUg for . small improved
place near town, two Buffalo county
half sections. Improved, or Merrick
bounty etjrhtv, unimproved. Address Bog
u. k. H. I Kim creeg. net.
WA VTKl) TO lU'tf
H-uaad goods. Kieaer. lftM Cnntor. D. seat
WANT TO RLV-StacE of Buarahaadi
In country for rash. How m On.aha.
WASTEIk TO RKT
WANTED Furnished aparunem or flat
by couple without etiiidren. Refatence
exrnangod. R 11M Omaha Be.-
WANTED t6RKNT Eighlrom bouse
wnn two to nve acre soutn or west, or
will trad for six-room modern home.
Stat price and Improvements. 114k Bee.
WANTKD TO RENT A good Quarter
or lacr farm In NVbreeka or close to
lime It. Address L lit. Be.
BAi'URLOKS would like to rent 4 or
-room furnished apartment; state price.
s lis, care omana He.
WASTED SITCATIOXS
WHITE lady desires steady piece of
day work; neat, conscientious: does not
disappoint engagement. Phono rl. wsf.
traMTRrv-SVMltlon a houepkeaper bv
respectable middle-aged la ty. Prefer
home with children. Also experienced a
nurse. Addreas Mrs. Marl turner, gen
eral delivery. Council muffs, la
WASHINU and iroalng dona T.. H.MJk
Slfl'ATlON warned as nvanager af
general stare, country town; experienced.
o lt kw.
Ml'ST . SACRIFICE good half section
ylrgin prairie, Llpton. (task. Famoua
wheat district. Other Interest compels
te sell. Write for terras. Large list Luse-
isna larma also.- t.- vt, Crawford, Luse
land. Haak.
Florida.
: FLORIDA
THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
W are offering 10. 2 and 40-acre tracts
and upwarda located In Columbia countv
near Lake City, lurid. H mile west of
Jacksonville and only miles from Bt.
Auguetlne. This property Is intersected
by three railroad ot national reputation,
which furnish th best serelc at
reasonable rate to all market of the
uwiva states.
Vh cllmat la Ideal. ' Fins farm, -are
now belli worked In our tract with
fxceptlonally good results. Own on of
our farms. Investigate our otter, bmall
c?h payments and easv term
atvs aauy, Tickets good until
June L '
. ROBT. C. riRfEREtXW A CO.
(Sale Attents)
60 Omaha National Rank Bldg.
. Omaha. Neb.
IV, ACRES with house, fruit and other
Improvements; near Benson. Phoue
Hensoh 647 w. '
HOUSE, i lots, near car, IM. Wllsoa.
4310 Corby- '
CITY PRUrliRTV FOR SALK.
A Few Homes
I HERE AT.E A FLW HOMES FOR THE
'SPRINGTIME. WE CAN kMKE THE
! PRICE AND TERMS SLCH AS WILL
MAKE EACH ONE OF THEM A GOOD
J'ROPOBtTIO.N,
i ROOMS' AX J" BATH at Sllb and De
ratury ti.30. A entail amount of oasb
and- th- balance monthly. '
713 SOUTH STH AVE.. S rooms, newj
II modern house. 100x1)3 feet of ground,
t,tm.
X08 SOUTH lOTJI. Brand new 6-room
house, all modern.' oak f.rjsh, paved' Bt
and atreet ear.
YS BEMIS PARK, a good t room, all
modern home with large lot on the boule
vard. JS.500.
3a HOWARD, t rooms, all modern
with lrg comer sot. $,).
JJTH ST.; . NORTH OF FARNAJI. t
rooms .'and aleepins rorch. All modern,
a,."'- '
A LARGE lnbtJM HOUSE tilth an
18.50 barn suliao: for another house.
Comer lot', and oZi t-f the best bnllti
house In toatt.' Vn y $ k'ocks frjm the
postoffice, U0t. .'
THE FINEST LOCATED. 1,'OL'SD IN
BEMIS PARK.- 12 roomt, n modern,
liixlil tost of ground. tM.OO.
A. P. .Tukey &, Son,
444-4U Board bf Traa Bitlg.
'Phone Douglas trsi. "
902 So. 38th St.
Ttrand tw. v T-room kauare house, with
sleeiung porch, narlcr. reception hall and
dining room nicely decorated: beamed
celling in dining room: downstairs fin
ished In oak; brat of plumbing: furnace;
combination gas and electric light fix
ture; large cemnted cellar; cemented
walks: vard nlc;iy sodded; corner lei,
with east front on paved street: good
neighborhood and close- to school-, on
block from car line. Prlc KSM; easy
payments; keys at MM & ISth Ave. ,
Bemis-Carlberg to.
' Ita-Ji; Hrsndel Theater.
BENSON.
F. & TKULL1NGER
$1,750
sir N. rth at.. S-room cottege. par
lor, dining room, kitchen and- two ule
bedrooms, big pantry; all on one floor;
nicely papered and decorated, latest up-to-date
electric light fixture, gas, city
water, two full lota, bearing fruit' trees:
chrrnee, damson plums; good coal
louse, 10x1, hen house: Is on grade:
west front: two blocks from car, a good
place to raise calckena. Close to a
toon echool.. Ca'J Webster kWJ tor par
ISO CASH,
(-room house with good barn, north
part of etty; pric al.K. . A
4: 1 Karbacn blk. phone J). 397 A 45.
8 Rooms
Emmet Street, $4,400
At 16M Kinnet Slrext, hiVe a .'pTrn
did S-rocm, nit ntooeiif ho:3et b-idt hv a
carpenter lor a hon:?. wim e:.t:-H hr-avy
tlntbn an ti . bt '.t ous.r jtli-n
tbroug-hout, Z laigs looms a;:d rcUun
ball on first floor; 4 bf-iroom nr,i oath
room on secor.d floor; eJrctri- h:.ta anl
Can, beet of p'w'iif niim in every
way. AH wa.ht ti'rate'1.. ;acd tuei.
tn rteia;hborhOiHl of flnft ho:it: o;ie-l.4f
block to tar; lot i)xit feet. p.ac
most be sold at once, aod a mu-IIC
proposition at the price.
Norris & Martin
et B-e Bulldtnir.
Douirl3-8 '
Cathedral District
Brand hew, S-room. strictly modern.
t.m floor oak. finished np stair in bin-h
with four bed ro-ms ant sleepinc por.?h;
full basement. One block from .Farnam
Cumina ar line. 2 block, from CathedraL
, O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
Dot g. or A-nSt l Omaha Nat. Rk BIC;
Eveolngx H 3ttS or U aU.
A WARM JK14E.
rooms, strictly modern, oak finished,
itst.d new, never occupied; full two
nones: pear Ko-jiitze Place. A bargain
at tLfc"', to tasii. balance t3 monthly,
fhone Owner, Harney la fr more information.
. fc.ao -JERats NEW-
. . ' tTi PINKNEY 8T.
Seven-room, barn. new. oak finished
house. 1 stories, attic, full basement;
laundry, eta., complet and ftrat-clasa in
every respect- Phon lor particulars.
Kccpt:onal value and unusoail) wall
bJl 'U UARNES & WILSON.
40$ Be Bldg. - - Douglas 3CIL
. REAL ESTATE ' "
Kw raxch i, a mis roa ale
Urltiaat Cotatsaala.
r more n easy terms, within 1 to 6 mtiea
ft urn the io.tns along the Grand L'mnk
rnci.iv . . ' -1. . - - - -
prince Kjpwt. Writ-, for booklet de
scribing tni .oaderfuI country. B.
yeyek District aiea Agent, e.1 t ail on
Bltlg., O mall a. Neb. t
CHOICE fru:t trnis in ItacU of It
scree or mole on easy tertm; aloni; tiw
Eketna river near Prince Rnf-ert. cvnual
ijriiiait coimisua- Cal' or wntei B. in
dsirict s: ajent. S3 Paxtun litiig..
Oniai-a. Neb.
4VercctB.
GREAT SOUTH GEOKGIA
- - Travrc.-I tr the
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM ATLAS
TIC RAILROAD..
Lands sdaut-.-d to tlx ekinit ring" of
crop. All the money croia of th imiuu.
pienttr illy produced. For literature treat.
ng witk this coming eounrry. It sou.
-:ltmte, church, ana school advantagea,
nl W. H. LEAHV. DEPT. K.
Ueneral Passenger Agent, ,
. ATLANTA. 4AA. . , .
losvaw , .
THE easieat wav to flnA . ku... e.
iwur .arm ta iq insert a small want ad
In the Dea Molnea Cpltl. Lart-eal cir
culation In th atate of Iowa, 41 Cot dally.
Tit Capital la read by and believed in
by th standpatters of Iowa, who simply
refuse to permit anv nlh nan.,- In ,t,.i.
homes. Rales. 1 cent a enr. . ri.v- it ii
pr una per montn; count six ordinary
worda to the line. Addrei Da Molnas
Capital, Pea Moines, la.
. Jtaaaaa. . , -
' ' WILL LOSE A 1,1.
I.! w, rln J"" fn f" March 1st,
J 'v,. "n Improved vallev farm
irt Elk Bounty. Kansas, we bought during
the severe drouth last summer. Also
onna " York countv, Nebraska
H III take trade part pay. Write for plats
and descriptions. Sold right last few davs
to home patties. Must sell. Tate, Hupp
aV Company. Howard. Kansas.
afealew.
' A number of business men gr going
with me on Feb. to th West Coast of
stolon. Coma and go down and se for
vn u r-ti.l f in. M..v ..... . ...
. . . ('Ifpurrunilie
there. It Is well worth the trip to see
n.w, ncn territory that Is
Just getting opened up. Do not get the
- ......... . ... . ..r. u wiir ny otner
part of Mexico. NOT In the tropica. Call
... ..... ... m. ni.iui .vt siea uuiraina.
Omaha.
EXCHANGE for equity. So. Minn. Im
proved farm. North sec. K-140-44, Polk
county, kllnnesota, one-quarter mile from
town; can ail b plowed; no Improve
ments; Incumbrance, $2.44; do S years
at 4 per cent: W per auo, Geo, Alcblaop,
Mankato. Minn. . .
fcobrwsikjs. - ;
cvipq' m.. rv.K.
Orln 8. Merrill, llt city NatTBk. Bldg'
W Iaoom.:.
' 40 acre level ind: rich ioiit i
clenred; balance hard maplo; new houses
. w vc.n. uaiaif-. -iiva yarii. Tom
a Maaon. President Bank, CumberuLnd.
; - laaaa. -, ,
FOR SAI.K-Texaa Panhandle, 4 ares
mil.. Hnvtr. ... '
: - -; ' . i.w, won, ate.,
t acre, fcaumway.- 4114 Ptrrjr Bt' Chicago.
' 4 .
Miacellaaeona.
Famw. . .J I... .,
.. '"I. UUJRI
all Oer th country ar
reading Bee want ad every
day and snapping up every
bargain offered.
Rates It cents per word
If run only one tint, le per
word If run two ot mure
times consecullveiy. . , v
Write and mail your ad
today to Real Estate depart
ment of The Omaha Jiee. Re
sult aro sure.
REHT.CE VOPR COST OF LIVING
Buy a southern farm now. Present
prices are wenderfulv low. $i an acre
up. You can grow anything deel'd. llar
d. a -truck ee'ie at handsome profits. pnl
rv atys from l.H to ) per hen yarlv
Many .orcnarris now pacing two to $ioi
an acre. Alfalfa, corn, cotton, p.anuta,
fjecan nuts, and numerous other proaucts
ill net land owners R! Irtf. Pleasant
mro;nera and mild wl, : make life en
yalHe. Ark for land iirlcs anj ef
-uli.-crlpUon to the omuern Field "
tAiHe at oac to Chas. t. Ciiae, Western
Aeent, Kout.i Cuentcal Loading, St,
!-u:e. Mo. -
BOOKKEEPING and cleti'l work
evening and Saturday, ua typewritar.
Addreea I, 7tx, Be.
THREE young ladle, piano player and
singer, want position In sict.ra Show;
expenenceo. uougiaa ataa. a. its, b
POSITION wsttad by competent lady
tenographer; rlinc aa t aoiuty.
Harney 4.
WHITE woman waau Say work. lit &
14th St. A-SWa
WANTKD A position aa watchman or
secret aarviclnc; good references. U 10M,
YOUNG lady desires position In otflo
wner there I a chanc tor advancement.
Small Wage to start. Can operate type
writer. Webster K'.i.
AN experienced cashier declra posi
tion. iMtugtas mis.
WANTED By student Crehthton col
leaa. oonortumtv to arn board or board
and room. Address C U, Bee. or phon
DOUgla Ti4t
EXPER1ENCKD stenographer wlshee a
position with a firm: good speller aod I
last on tne unoera ooa typwritar. au
drefts. II li;i7, rare Bee.
YOUNG man want position aa bar-
lender; s penanced. 8 He. Be.
YOUNO lady wants position a offlc
girl; can run typewriter; beat of refer
ences; will start with small wages, 'pbon
Webster km,
LACK curtain and bundl washing
Harney kiS4.
YOl'NO man i!i desire work as driver
In town or out; conscientious; don't us
liquor or tobacco. F 11a. Bee.
BOOKKEEPER, well experienced In
lumber, general merchandise, banking, de
sires position. lteasonaDl salary.
i ate anywhere. P. O. Bos III, Omah.
LADY want to do ilgbl Housework.
R tTJ4.
VOUNU man of high education want
position In general otne or ator: firat
clasa referencw; will start with small
wage. . K 114, Bee. .
A RELIABLE LALV wsnu position as
rlsrk or to do offlr work or collection
of any kind: can giv bond and refsTsncs.
AOdree b hi w nee.
WANTKD Evening clerloal work by
young rnan of experience; university
graduate; references, c 1011, Ba.
WANTED Work for a number of able-
bodied man Russian emigrant.. Among
th number I a bookkeeper, a foretr, a
grain maa, a baker, billing to do any
work to make a living. A number are
anxious to obtain work on a farm. Ad-
dree Mis Helen Grodlneky, C4 Brand!
utag. Pbon tiougias its.
YOUNG lady desirea position as assist
ant bookkeeper, cashier or autry clerk.
rl lis, ne.
WANTKD Hy colored girl, work as
chamber maid or gensrai housewotk. Call
iiamey awe.
WANTED Lace curtain to be laun
dered at home; No pair. Harney Mil.
WANTED Place tor high school girl
who has afternoon session. 'Phon Har
ney 1Mb.
YOl'NG man wants lob aa chauffeur or
repair man; will give satisfaction; sober.
N Ha, Bo.
EIGHT years' expert enoe In - general
m-c handle and retail grocery store,
good ability aa salesman; am open for
position trawling or sateeraan ; on year's
eipwtenr road man. Addraa U. A.
Stuck. I8M Far na a St.
BY A WIDOW a situation as house
keeper, would prefer plac tn country on
ranch. Ad (tress. Mr. S, K. West, DO W.
list St. Haiti mora, Md.
W ANTED Position
Address, O Ilsk, Bee.
aa housekeeper.
ffi
E STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Shin your nock tee South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and taueful attaa-
Hon. , , -
l.lv Stack C'amaaraaloai Meerkaala.
Brers Bros. A Co. Htreng and reeposvlbls
WOOD BROS.. M4-M Eachange Bldg.
Great West, com. ... omana Denver.
"wTltMITrf SOJandlhWfi;
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TAFT SUPPORTERS PLEASED
Outcome is Fourth Oklahoma Dii
trict Welcomed at White House.
PKISAGES PEESIDEirrS TICT0ET
Hta Sawartera Are Greattly Raeoar.
trew by C'oavoattea'a Actla
ThewSara wevrlt .et
, Caadlaate.
From a Staff Corrcapondcnl.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. Special Tele
gram. r-Whhe House visitor today, es
pecially thus who ar supporting Presi
dent Taft for re-election, could not help
bnt show their pleaaur over th bright
ening outlook for the present chief ex-
ocutlv at th coming Chicago conveo
Uoa, du tn a large meaaur to the out
come of th conxreeetonal com'entlon la
lh Fourth district of Oklahoma yester
day. Th mere fact that President Taft
had won two delegate in t'tat atate did
not count tor halt aa much a th wide
spread belief that th method used to
stamped tha convention for Roosevelt
would react throughout the country, in
bringing Into line tor Taft thousanls ot
republicans who hav a pro round dlagust
for that sort ot business. A cheerful
optimism pervaded th executive offlc
today and even th president could not
keen back an additional amlla or two,
and ot larger expanse than usual, when
ha thought what was ta ator fur th
Roosevelt boosters when they realised
that th colonel ta not a candidate for
th nomination, nor would he be a can
didal under any circumstance. That
statement Is mad ou tha authority of a
member ot th cabinet wha saw Colonel
Roosevelt lst week.
"I'nder no circumstances would I be
a candidate for prealdent." 1 th way
th ex-preeldcnt t aald to hav replied
to the interrogatory of frit nds.
. Too much emphasis cannot be put on
this assertion, ss it cornea from a man
who ha been Roosevelt confidant for
year. When th motive benind th
Roosevelt boom become known to the
country. It la confidently believed there
will b inch a revulsion of feeling that
there will be a tumultuous uprising on
th part of th people for th renorolna
turn and r-ictlon f the man now In th
Whit Houss.
Kesrss I far Caaasslas,
Senator Kenyon, who ha given Sertoli
coasideratloa to condition In hie Mat
politically now that Senator Cummin
la an vowed candidate tor president,
authorised the following statement today:
"1 hav been earnestly for th renomln
ttlen ef President Taft. My ntliudam
for him ha Increased a I hav observed
th attempt of such maa aa Oeorg W.
Perkins, ot Harvester trust and steel
trust fame, and other gentlemen closely
connected with th truata of thut country,
to destroy him because ot hi courageous
efforts to enforce th Sherman act. Had
a euitabl Candida's from my own state
bean presented. I ihould hav continued
to advocate hi nomination. However.
Iowa will now present th nam of Sen
ator Cummin as Its candidal for th
presidency. II I an lowan of whom
the tst may well be proud. I shall cor
dially support him. A governor ot our
tat for sevsn year, and la hi term la
th senate he ha exhibited qualities af
leadership, statesmanship and fltneaa for
public aervlc that should command him
to th nation. I believe that Senator Cum
tnlna will grow In strength aa a preet
dentlal candidate during th month In
which hi merit will b mora fully pre-
eented to th people. Th republican ot
Iowa united In presenting th nam ot
Senator Allison soots years ago, a tkelr
candidal for th presidency. 1 trust and
believe they will now unit In presenting
Senator Cummin. "
- Hadlry Make Dotal. .
JBFFERBON, CITY, Mo., Jan. .-
Governor Had ley today atatad that he
had mad no statement In Washington or
elsewhere that h favored tit rv-acmlna-tioa
of Mr. Taft.
Tha governor said that th story to th
sffect that be Wss favorabl to Mr. Taft
waa printed during th Washington visit
referred to hy th correspondent ot a
St. Lou! paper, whom he took ta task
over th matter before leaving th na
tional capital, Th correspondent h aald
defended his action by aaylng he bad not
quoted Governor Had ley, but had credited
him with being out for Prealdent Taft s
re nomination under the ballet that such
waa th case.
Colonel F.adaracd.
CHEYENNE, Wye., Jan. V-ProgTe-
lva republican of Wyomlr.j. who mat
and organised hero today, declared for
Theodora Roosevelt M th republican
presidential nomine la th coming cam
paign and pledged) themelvea to oppose
th "etandpat" faction of th party,
headed by United State Sena! or Warren
and Congressman MondeJL Among: th
leader In th progressiva movement is
Robert Carey, ton of Governor Carey.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan. tk The McKln-
ley-Rooasvelt olub, on of th oldest In
northwest Ml assort, tonight passed reso
lutions endorsing Itoooavslt and Hadley
for nominee for president and vtr presi
dent on th republican national ticket. A
RooMvelt Republican association ha bean
formed which has nearly l.tna members.
CHICAGO, Jan. M,-47hauncy Dewey,
etkl committee maa from th First con
gressional district, will manag th lin
net catpalga for nominating Theodore
Roosevelt for president, it waa announced
her tonight
Senate to Vote on
Children's Bureau
WASHINGTON. JAN. ai-After two
hour general debate today the senate
agreed to vole next Tuesday on Senator
Borah' bill to create a children bureau
in tha Department of Commerce and
Labor and on araendmenta suggested by
Senator Work and Pomerene to limit
th circulation ot tun bureau's reports.
Senator Ball)- renewed his attack on
constitutional grounds and criticised what
he said wer Mr. Borah's effort to put
children on a level altk pig.
"Th effort la to raise them to the level
ot pigs." rex ponded Mr. Borah.
Mr. Borah haa contended that govern
ment expenditure ot mUllona of dollar
for Information concerning hog and cat
He ;ti-tlOe the $8,401 asked for the
children' bureau. .
Mr. Bailey aald it whs mere "faddlsm'
and that there was even loo much legis
lation In th interest of ,llv stock.
Senator Overman -of North Carolina
criticised reports of child labor investi
gators. Some ot I lies reports he aald
wer obscene.
"They told of children chewing to
bacco," he aald.
Maryland's Sixteen
Delegates for Taft
BALTIMORE. Md., Jan. .-Former
Congressman William P. Jackson, re
publican national committeeman from
Maryland. Republican State Chairman
John B. Hanna and Congressman Thomas
parran went 14 Washington today and
pledged to President Taft th support of
Maryland's sixteen delegate to the re
publican national convention.
lit an authorised Interview hero tonight,
Mr. Jackson aid:
"After going; ever th situation 1 am
convinced tha republican of Maryland
favor th rr nomination of th prealdent."
Sheepmen Enthuse
' Over Omaha Show
CHICAGO. Jan. K fh.imn rww.v
Century Farmer ha returned from the
meeting ot u v stovg men at Denver,
where h met emit a aitmhev or
breeders who wer exhibitors at th re
cent sheep show held In this city. Mr.
Hervey sava thev wr ail .i ,.-i.-t i
over th show and expressed h hop
mat umana would bar another this year
and nromlaed It their aunnart TV... ..
expreeeed a dealt that th show be held
in uciooer.
Clay, Robinsou A Co.. SO Exchange Bid.
Interstate Co. He tier results. Ship to us.
CLIFTON Com. Co. IE KxcbuttVuiit-
ITk. ROBERTS A CO.. SJf Exch7r?ldg.
Cox A Jones Com. Co.', bunch of hustler.
"Fermer la 8. f onti Co.. JB Exah. Bldg.
Deposit Lirocesds of shipments la Stock
Yams Nat l bank. Only bank at yards.
Martin, Mroa. A Co., ss- feixen. Htag.
OMAHA, THE ORAlff MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO.. -cram merraanuL
Consignment solicited, Rrandeia. r
IXCAL XOTtCES.
It UAL ESTATE LOAN'S
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-HEALED
kids will be received at tbe offt-e of tha
underttigned until noon. February loth.
A. D. I:!?, for the construction of n ad
ditional building at tn Tubercular hos
pital. Kearaey. Nebraska, plana and
specifications are on tile at th office
of the Secretary of State. Commissioner
Public Lands and Buildings, at the Hoe
pltal. and the offiee of Burd F. Milter.
Architect. Brandei Theater Building,
Omaiis.
ADDliX TVArr, ScCTt-liy nf fi!:t.
,J:-i2t.
UUAHA lropcrty aud Nebra.ka Inds.
O KEEFB RPAL ESTATE CO.
iK New Omaha Nat l Bank Bulidine I
WANTCO-:ity loan and warrants.
A'. Fantaoi Smi'h sr 'o. . Farnam St.
WOXKY to loan on b-jsinese or resCf
iev! propertie', ti mo to x.yiio w, H
HOMAS, First Naf Batik Bl-lg.
. WANTED "ily loans. Pe'.ere Truit Co
t:10 to flo.OQO mttde promptly. F. D.
A'ead, Wcad Bldg.. ,eth arid Farnam.
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REVENUE COLLECTORS GIVEN
NEW WEAPON BY DECISION
WASHINGTON. Jan. JE Collectors of
internal revenue tha country aver ran
aow ba more militant than over before In
enforcing th oieomargaiin law.
They wer advised by Commissioner ot
Internal Revenue) Cabell today that fit
general revenue law. Imposing sever
pen allien on person refusing to admit
revenue officers to prnti where tax
able articles ara kept or obstructing them
In tbe exercise ot their duties, applies to
case arising under th oleomargarine
law. "
This Is hi accordance with a recent de
cision of the United State court of cus
toms appeals and In tha Judgment of the
commissioners ptacss an effnctlv weapon,
which ha been sought for seven years,
In th hand of the revenue officers ex
amining oleomargarine, or adulterated or
renovated butter, for th protection of the
public.
HENRY BURROWS ADMITS
GUILT AND GETS LIFE TERM
PLATTSMOtTII, Keb. Jan. StifSp.-
Ul.) Henry Burrows, aha "HI Henry"
wno ha beta la Mil her lnc Decem
ber 24 charged with th premeditated
murder or William Bevies on that after
noon by shooting Baykea whll ta bad at
hi home, wss arraigned ta th district
court thl week. He asked the court to
allow him to change hi plea ef hot guilty
lo guilty which Wa don. . . . .
Judg Travis thsn sentenced Burrow
to a life term In th penitentiary.
Burrows la 11 years old, a aativ of
England, and ha no relative la thl
country. H committed th deed en th
afternoon of December 14, after hi vie.
lira aad himself had sotns trouble. Bur.
row went lo hlg own dwelling some rod
away and procured a shotgun, returned
to Sayles home, entered hi bedroom
and shot Sayles before he could art
from th bed. Th victim wag taken to a
hospital at Omaha, her h died three
days later.
CATHOLIC PRELATES JOIN
IN GREETINGS TO FARLEY
NEW YORK. Jan. aV-Crdlnal Gib
bon nf Baltimore, th ranking Roman
Catholic prelate In America; Archbishop
Prendergast ot Philadelphia and twenty
five bishop tram several distant see,
arrived her tonight to greet Cardinal
Farley for the first time el no hi eleva
tion 'to membership In th sacred college.
Tomorrow the visiting prelate will
participate in a great eccieeiastlcat cele
bration In St. Patrick' cathedral, Cere-
monle of exceptional grandeur have been
planned for the eolemn pontifical mass.
which will be celebrated by Archbishop
Prendergast, and arrangement have been
mad for addresses by member nf th
clergy and laity, and a response by Car
dinal Farley.
The' ceremony wilt conclude a long
round of celebrations which began with
the arrival here of Cardinal Farley last
Wednesday.
... Dun.- Atm a.
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LOCAL POLICE HOLD MAN
WANTEDJN SIOUX CITY
Instructed by a telegram from the chief
ot police ot Sioux City. Detective Van
Tmeen god Ring arrested Harry Alna
wortb sa he got off a Chicago and North
western train at the t.'nlon station early
last night. The telegram stated that the
man I wanted in the Iowa city to answer
a charge of forgery.
Ceaatrr'elt Dollars
buy trouble, but a genuine quarter buys
Dr. Kins' New Life Pills: for constipa
tion, malaria, headache and jaundice. Fur
sa! by Beaton Drug Co.
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES TAKE
MAN WANTED IN OMAHA
COVINGTON. K)' Jan. &-(Bperial
Telegram.) Thomas Emmett, who th
federal authorities any I wanted InJ
Omaha on a charge of violating the In
ternal revenue law, was arrested at the
Old Seventy-six distillery thl afternoon
and brought before I'nHed State Com
missioner Mrs. Msbd Van Dyke Bell by
Deputy United State Marshal Emmett
Orr. Mr. Bell, whs I the enly women la
thl part of th country with Judicial
powers, released Kmtnrtt on bond of SM0.
She will bear th case tomorrow, which
will be th seoead. ah haa heard since
It wss recently sppoiated to a respon
sible position.
MAYOR GAYNOR BECOMES
GRANDFATHER OF A BOY
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Except hy ir.ll
mat frletds it had "not beer known-until
today that Mayor Gay nor waa made a
grandfather last Sunday night by the
arrival ot aa right-pound baby boy In
the home of his daughter. Mr. W. Z.
Webb, formerly Mian Gertrude Gav nor.
The marriage of Mis Oaynor and W. Z.
Webb wa tlvo result ot an elopement
Isat spring to Wilmington, Del., where
tha eerenwny wa performed In the First
Presbyterian church.
OEPUTY SHERIFFS SEIZE ,
LIQUORS AT GROCERY STORE
Charles Tartaro, proprietor ef a grocery
store at I2S4 Capitol avenue, was arrested
last night by deputy sheriffs. He was
charged with setting liquor after t o'clock.
A quantity of beer and ' whisker was
seised by th officer to be used a evi
dence. .
reenns tmuuiM with bsrtlnl saralvata
are often very much benefited by mas
saging th affected ran thoroughly
when applying Chamberlain' Liniment.
This liniment also relieves rheumatic
tain, rvr seic ey an orussusis.
MRS. G. R. STORRS TELLS! -:
OF F0RMERP00R HEALTH
Suffered from Hervous Prostratioa
for Three Years. f
WAS THOROUGHLY SENITIIXD
Scarce of Teetiaaealale Received
from rreple- ' Who Feci Very
tiratefel as a Reeelt of Hav
ing Feaad Relief. "
One sensational statement after another
is being made In connection with "Tona
Vita." th new tonic that Is accomplish
ing euch remarkable result in Owtaha.
Mrs. C. R. Storrs of No. I40J S. Stk St..
Council Bluffs, also weU kaoan in
Omaha, had this to say recently;
"X hav had nervous proat ration for the
last two or three years. About- a year
ago I went is the hospital, but ,did not
receive any benefit. -My whole aystrni
seemed run' down and debilitated. 1 Sly .
stomach was In a vers, bad condition. My
digestion became affected and my appe
tite waa poor. Whenever 1 did eat any
thing gas would form on my stomach
snd I would surfer misery for hours af
urrward. 1 also suffered from sour tom- -ach.
"I tried a taniple of Tona Vita' and saw
immediate results. This ga me confi
dence In the medicine and I purchased a
bottle. Now, after taking two bottles of
thl remedy, my whole ayateen ha been
built up and I hav been thoroughly ben
efited. I feel like a new woman." -
'Ton Vita" is now being Introduced r
in Omaha by specialists who can be
found each day between the hours q'.S
a, m. and p. ni. at Brand! Drug Dept.,
mth and Douglas St., South Side Main
Floor. ' .,',
, "A tired, dragging feeling of th body, ' '
a sluggish mind and dull memory, depres
slon ef spirits, nervousness, stomach ,
trouble, weak back, cold feet, headache
and bowel trouble are among the numer-,
su symptom of a condition from whirl;
thousands ar suffering her tn Omaha." ' . i
aid on of these specialist yesterday.1
"Thl nervous, debilitated condition."
continued he, .'la more common In th a
large cities on account of the terrible y '
strain of modern life. Experience hae- .
taught u that K per rent ot all chronl.f1 .:
Ill health ta caused by this condition; ', c
Stomach trouble, constipation, kidney and ,
Uver troubles, bad blood, nervousness,
headache, dlaxtneas and even rheumatism7
can be traced ta nerves debility.. " a
" "Tona Vita' will remove thl eondltlonl'V '.
Thousand ar now using our medicine Irt
Omaha and In each and every case the re-i't a
suits are surprising. W are recerrtns,' "
scores of testimonials from those who'',
hav been benefited by ine tonle. These
testimonial com from men and women
af unquestionable honesty and Integrity,
who feel grateful aa a result ot having
found a permanent aource of benefit."
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