TI1E BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. FEBRITART 17. 1912.
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Chicago. 1 s. nth St.. 1st rtoof. D. 711
THE SALVATION AlC'.t solicits caet
!T doming; In fact anything you do not
ned. We collect, repair and Mil at 134
N. iith SL, for cost of collection, to tit
vorthy poor. Call pbon Dougic 413 aad
mom e. 111 ca!L
M SS S.GK 8wrll.h movement- Apt.
SWEDISH n,a3sage. vibrator ana
? 't,WaU relator t"atments. lira.
1-nyJer. Bra Bid. Rail SBO
RE.IL ESTATE.
flTT PROPERTY FOR S41.B
Buy Direct from
Owner.
Good five-room bouse. having gas and
complete bath: within walking uistaac
f postorfiee. Lot six 11. and a ftno puce
to raiso chickens. North part o( city.
Sfi No. Uth. I bone Webster 40U alter
p. m.
REAL ESTATE LOAXS
OMAHA FYoperty and braka Laud.
OKEKKfi REAL ESTATE CO..
wit Nr omaua Nat l Bank Building.
LOAN, farm and city property. J. H.
Duroout & Son. MB Farnam St.. Omaha.
WAX TKi City loan Peter Trustee.
C1TT LOANS. Bemis-Carlberx,
Jlu-i; Mramieia Theater.
6
WANTED City loans and warrant.
W. Karaam Mnith d Co. IK Farnajn St.
SWEDISH nuueua lor rheumatism,
nunc lea. jowl, diseases. Karsten Ton-i-eth.
only Omaha r.ki.w;ir -M.IH..
Sweden, m Org. Nat I Bank. Doug. 713.
LJ,,i-Vj,S. mh. Id floor. l. SS
RRfir ho .... ,
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McConaoil Drug Co. Omata. Neb.
POULTRY A YD PET STOCK
EGOS for hatching from the Brandels
Farm. Thoroughbred 8. C. White Leg
horn trinity mock. a setting or
U per H Exhibition or show stock. U te
U a ser.lng. Write for catalogue. Address
A. P. Brandeia, Gmana. i el. Benson 470a
Kaffir corn maxea nens lay, tt per lea,
screenings. I1.3S per HO. Warner, (ul N. M
ROL'P tartly cunred ky Boh Whites
Houp core, too box. If your dealer can
not supply you, writs us direct, seodtnc
dealer's name. BOB WHITE CO.. tSui
N. Kth St., Omaha. Neb. Webster KJ7.
FEMALE roller earaarlee. Cheap.
Phone Harney
Thousands of people hevs
found the homo they were
looking for among the real
estate ads on The Bee want
ad pa-e. The home you
want to can be disposed
of qti;ckly at cost of only a
tew cents through ties wans
Ja.
I will sell the choicest building lot In
the Hauscom Park district upon the
most favorable terms that could be de
sired. If you contemplate building this
spring, better see me soon. Lot located
northwest corner Sd and Arbor. Tele
phone Harney Set or South 37. wuuam
H. Gould, jr.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence pre pert lee. ll.ftJ to ... W. H.
THOMAS. 5oJ Kim Nat'l Bank Bldg.
! xiw lo 1imv tuade promptly. F. IX
Wead. Weed Bidg.. lSth and Farnam.
U.-Yf ISnUS-omsiia Nat I Bank.
BIG BAKGA1N
IS down, balance aa rent, neat 4-room
cattage. Inquire Mlt b. Mth St.
'PHONE DOUG. 6537.
ACHatAUB FOR BALIS.
10 Acres Close
On 5ur 8t. south of renter St. (rmved
TSis Is Just 1 nilis south of l.erenwortu
St. car line and just outside the 3 mile
clrcl.- from Omaha P. O. It Is hlKh and
sightly; lies very much the same as lun
dte. For quick tale, H.Olv.
Harrison & Morton
KEAL ESTATE
FARMS Jt RANCH LAND FOB SALE
KEAI. ESTATE.
AUSTUACTk UF T1TLB.
BHIIsk Celasaajla.
HAZELTON-A new city, situated In a
new country. Central iirillsh Columbia,
on a new railroad, the Urand Trunk 1'a
clflc, effsra grtiund lioor advaiuugcs to
investors and settlers. Localrd at the
Held or etceiner navigation ironi tue n.
cific; eurrountled by productive farm
lands and a rich mineral area. clo.:e in
lots selling from flu) to on very easy
terra, bend for free booklet. Adrtrevs
CANADIAN NATIONAL. INVESTORS,
M Paxton Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Rred Abslract Co., ol'l -st aMtraet offlae
In Nebraska. Ke Brandels Theater.
NCALE A CAMPBELL. I7M Farnam BL,
BUILDERS' 11 FORMATION.
Electric Jtss flitnrea. Omaha Wlver Co.
Ideal Cement Co 17th and Cuming.
Fueha, e-ou e Bund, painuw. ceooratlug.
ROOFING paints, building papers, plas
ter boards, Araer. Sup. Co 1I0J Nlcnalaa.
WELL dlggUlg, F. Grossman, MM N. Uth.
ciTir I'HurLRTir ruu aALic.
anCKEX FARM NEAR
FLORENCE
11 nce on high gr.innd, near ma
cadam road, west of Florence, with all
Improvements new In 111, consisting of
extra tine chicken houses, one, MxlM
feet; fine barn, 2xN ft., with basement,
coat about U.W-. Good small house, full
cemented baeement, with cistern, water
In bonne: tiled well. Ill feet deep; i
acres fenced hog tlaht; fine shade trees;
all poultry equipment. Including incu
bators and brooders. Improvements alone
cost at least KXk. Price W.OODl If nec
essary will consider good rental property,
worth not to exceed I&60A. Must be sold
by March 1st. Investigate.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
M-II nty National Bank Bldg.
'Phone I-TM. A-I7M.
B. & M. Trackage
About t acres between Omaha and 0. O.
with paved atraet to It. Might divide;
very cheap at $7,000.
Harrison & Morton
BEAUTIFUL 6-R00M
fMrtckly modern, combination fixtures,
full basement, best of furnace, east
front, paved street, location Idsal, two
blocks of Sherman Ave car, located be
tween Kraroet mad Plnknsy Sts. . Ton
will buy this If looking for a home.
GRAHAM-PETERS REALTY CO.,
HO Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Red tel.
M INVESTMENT.
Two modern apartment buildings, of U
apartmsnta each, rented for ll&oro per
annum, for quick sale reduced to M,0u;
IIJ.KiO cssh. balance in annual payments.
Thre new modern brick fists, rantsd for
R.100 pef annum. Price 122.001, Writ
or call.
W ESTERN REAL ESTATE CO.,
111-11 Karbach Block.
5-Room Cottage
One block from the Walnut Hill ear en
paved street: good, high ground; lot
luxiw ft.; good ahade trees In front and
fruit In back yard; also good barn. Not
a new house, but a good home, partly
modern, well kept up. Owner has out
grown It and makes low price of 2,100.
Harrison & Morton
1 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tel. D. Hi
Down Town Home
Suitable for Rooming House
On Easy Terms
10-roes brick house, with 4 mantels anl
grates. 4 extra lavatories, 1 extra toilet,
laundry tubs, steel range, open plumbing,
steam heat, t block from postofflce, oc
cupied by owner; has newer been ranted.
Price, K.M0; f! 000 cash, balance easy
terms. A good thrifty purchaser can
make this house pay for Itself and hay
rent free la the meantime. Bee us St
enee if yoa want a bargain.
J. II Dumont & Son,
Phone Pg. tea, ma Farnam St.. Omaha.
Acre Lot $500
Esat front en Uth St.. a block north of
Port St., near end of the Mth L paving
and near city school; rich garden land,
&tv terms.
Harrison & Morton
1 Omaha Karl Bank. Tel. D. tie
Cheap Lots
;0j5 Corner, 18th ani Bnrdette,
only MOO.
100x123 on 434 At, just north
cf Dodge. ,1,100.00.
W. H. Gates
G44 Out. Nat. Bk Bldg. Done 124.
A Big Snap
!a an I-room bouse on Fort 8t . nrar
livii. 1 have a price of oa vU
u,r 19 tjays oniy. Get busy.
E.W. Stoltenberg,
tT BosrU of Trs.de Jiulc.
Boulevard Lots
Nesr Slth and Tort SU.. east front on
tUs Kloreec" Blvd.; one is corner front
l:ig stfutlieast on boulevard and Elliston
A . c. They are z-tt. front and 13 to IS
It. Uee;. Now have sewer, water, gas,
c-lt. ,l'l-wa;k and KO-ft. boulevard, ail
l.ii-1 fr. prices only H.W acd l.x
Harrison & Morton
Omaha Nai l Bank. Tel. D. Ut
Buy This Lot
in Benson
East tt Lot 1. B ock Xj,
tnos-trWOI down. baUnrs fl per
tr.o&u. It 's well locatei. nut far from
car asd sefacol: Is fexlS: jnst the place
for ascaU house and good hossa Address
hi at. Bee.
Will buy tor anyone BiltiAh coluni
bla Farm Lauda on uncompleted Cranil
Trunk without commission excepting per
eentage of profits. Large returns cer
tain. Frank Crawford, aU stouter street,
Vancouver, or Omaha.
Calllexalsu (
DON-T WAIT I TEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FVLL-BEARrNQ
OKCHARDa
MONET BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
B caah aad W per mouth buys five
acres with full bearing fruit trees In the
famous Bldwetl orcharde at Chico. Cal.
Payments Include Interest and taxes
Your money back If not aatl.fled upon
Investigation. The Bid well orchards are
the most not'd and productive In the
a'onderful Pajramento valley of Califor
nia It'a eui confidence In this land
that prompts title generous offer. We've
peaches, prunes, almonds, apricots and
Bartlets peara. Buyers' railroad fans,
not exceeding 4, will be credited on
purchsse price. I And sdjolns the thriv
ing town of Chlco 114,000 pop ). (Refer
ences: Any bank of Chlco, American
National Bank of San Francisco and
First National Bank of San Leandro.)
Send for valuable information and facts
to
Btdwell Orchards. Inc.. Chlco, Cal.
Colorado.
TEN sections fine farm land In Lincoln
county, Colo.; I? per acre.
.000 acres In Washington and Tuma
counties, Colo.; 17 per acre. Retails from
ts.M to lit per acre. F. C. Logan. Ut a
Main St.. Council Bluffs, la.
la.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Travereed by the
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM - ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crops. All the money crope of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country. Its soil.
Climate, church and school advantages,
writ
W. H. LEAHT. DEPT. K,
General Passenger Agent.
A TLA VTA, OA
lew a,
TUB easiest way to find a buyer for
your firm Is to Insert a small want ad
In the Dee Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation In the stats of Iowa, ea.uiu dally.
The Capital Is read by and believed In
by the standpatters of Iowa, who aimply
refuse te penult any other paper In their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day: 11. li
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Dee Moute
Capital, Dee Moines, la
Mlaaemrl.
TO THE MAN WITH LIMITED MEANS
Do you went to own a farm of your
own? If so don't fall to look at these.
UO-acre well improved farm, good Isnd,
good buildings; M-ecra bearing orchard,
close to railroad town, price 3,k. l'W
acre farm, good land and Improvements;
M acre bearing orchard, mostly winter
spples, commercial varieties, close to
town, price 44.W0; tUO will handle It.
These are located In Wright county.
Mo. Splendid water and ho healthier
country anywhere; have smaller and
larxsr farms: Investigate these. W. W.
Mitchell, 1U0 Spencer street, Omaha,
Neb.
Jtebra.ua.
SARPYCOUNTY
POSSESSION IF TAKEN AT ONCE.
160 acrea absolutely the very best bar
gain near Omaha. Situated In Sarpy
county, within 1 miles of South Omaha
and Jv miles of Pspiillon; H valley land;
14 mile from new drainage ditch; H up
land, gently rolling; the very best of soil;
B.sui worth of Improvements, consisting
of good, well built, 7-room bouse 'large
rooms), good cellar, plenty of closets,
pantry equipped with flour bins, china
elosets, etc; good barn for 14 head, with
haymow for 40 tons; good orchard, etc.
If you want the very best Improved
and very best farm you can get without
any exception, for II0S per acre, near
Omaha, then take this; caah by March
L balance long time.
Let me anow you the goods. Bring wife
with you. A large list and a few bar
gains; all terms and prices; hut If you
can handle the above da not overlook It,
as you have a chance on this bargain
now. POSSESSION GIVEN.
ORIN 8. MERRILL COMPANY,
inj i:u City National Bank Bldg.
FARM bargain near Omaha; possession
given. Orin a. Merrill, uu City Nai l
Bank Bldg.
CHOICE improved tl acres in cream of
the corn belt, S44 miles to town; possession
March 1. mi; easy terms. H. Larson.
Owner, C'arks. Neb.
TWO NEBRASKA FARM UARGAINd.
Choice M acres well improved farm,
extra good land; joins town on main line
of Union Pacific railroad. Price (433 an
acre.
Choice l'"o-erre well Improved farm. 1
mile from county sest town on main
line of Union Pacific railroad. Own
a widow and must sell. Price 19.00),
terms on about half. W. W. Mitchell,
late Spencer street. Omaha. Neb.
VBUSHEL WHEAT LAND, 13 U H
PER ACRHV
We have for sale over n.WW acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
term land, whete the crop yie.da for li
yeara Including 1SK and lalL average
with the best in the state. Alfalfa e.u
a leading crop, lleuer soil, fester and
climate cannot be ff-und. Write for tu.l
information today. Agents wanted every,
where.
FL.NUINGSLANt. INVESTMENT CO,
Sidney. Neb.
HOMESTEAD 4Sb acres rich farm land
for Ilia, filing fees and aiL No sand bills.
J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
ti& will buy the best I-acre home
stead in Nebraska; partly Improved.
Write owner, C M. Holtman, Kimball,
Neb
M seeeUasieema.
Farmers and land buyers
all over the country are
reading Bee want ads every
day and snapping up every
bargain offered
Kates I cents per word
If run only one time, lc per
word If run two or more
limes consecutively.
Write and mall your ad
today to steal Estate depart'
ment of The Omaha alee,
stesulu awe aura
STa, AM SHIPS.
Kl.'ROI'K In comfort; select Slid limited
party sailing Jne li via Miiterranen,
erg-nth eaon- Miss Anna lc. Koea,
Countll Bluffs. la., 417 Willow Ave.
tOH SALE OR EXCHANGE
HAT Lave you te trade for a eto-acre
Kinkaid relinquishment In Cherry
county. Nebraska; part good farm land;
must turn Uua at once regardless of
price.
lui acres well improved land. 14 miles
frcri town; price U per acre: will trade
i'r-r Mok of gi'ods, hardware or Imple
ments K L. llroiley, tielrk hs, So. l"ak.
1 r.andle uades everywhere. If roll -nt
rtsuite write ir I'Sil Oean. .17 Ree. i lSv.
LTTEkT and breeding Urn. well
equipped. In good Kast Nebraska town.
Alw i-V-acre ranch. Improved, near town;
both great Oil bains. I. U. Albert, Lin
coln. Neb.
FOR EXCHANGE Ny 140-arre Wood
bury county, Iowa, farm: partially Im
proved and adjoining good town. Price
$114 per acre. Want medium sired home
or good Income properly In ties High
school or Creiirhton college districts. Give
full p.irtlrulars In the first letter. Ad
dress 1 1-To, csre Etc.
WA.NTKD TO 1SKXT
WANTKD-To rent sn invalids chair.
Tel. II. Hi7.
WANTED -Hy Apt II L I or S-room
house, close In, 1 block from car. Will
consider either flat or detached house.
Not over SJ4. Address. D M. care Boo.
W.MTKH TO BORROW.
WANTED XT'.OuD at I per rent; first
mortgage on property worth 110,004: In
come of II. 'AO a year will be aaalgned If
desired. Addrus Y 8, Bee.
UAXTEDeUTlATIOXS
WASHING and Ironing dona T H. ma
Fl'St- lass, prae l,al mir- . H 5514. A-xtrT
CurleUm launoeieo Guaiameed. W. kuj.
LADY wants dsy work. Web. 6Si.
SITUATION wanted by an-round man
ccok: coun'ry h"tcl. E 04, Bee.
WANTED Poslilon as second maid or
ntir..e girl by a colored lady. Harney
.
WANTKD-Work by tiay. call morn
ings and evening. Webster 4N9.
A little girl golug to school wishes place
to work lor room and board. Call Doug,
las si:.
WIDOW lady of 44 wishing position as
housekeeper for respectable widower er
bachelor. Good cook and housekeeper.
Address Lock Box 4, Maxwell. Neb.
A -UOOD experienced colored oook
wanta a position in a boarding house or
restaurant as cook. Call Webster SIM
WASHlNfi and cleaning for Fridays
and Saturdays. Tel, Web. 4J0T.
. YOt'NO lady who thoroughly under
standa the use ef books desires position
In an office at once; can furnish refer
ence. L 3. Bee.
MAN wants a position as janitor or
yard work of any kind. John Holofohak,
h14 Miami SL Webster Ksa.
WANTED A position in doctor's office;
haVe had experience. Tel. Web. 1
GIRL to keep house for couple where
both are working; references can be
given. 1701 Hamilton St., Omsha,
WANT position a
housework tcoloredj,
Doug. SOU
I girl for general
best of references.
MAKK1E1) men wants place on farm;
house to self; 14 years' experience. Ad
dress W m. Fltsslmmuns, IH S. list.
Experienced hotel housekeeper
wsnts position. H M. Bee.
A YoL'NG MAN wanta a position aa
chaffeur, ellher on a passenger or de
livery auto; have experience and good
education. O 47, Bee.
WANTED Envelopes to address
home. -Reasonable. O 1M. Bee
at
YOCNO MAN, married, would like posi
tion with sums private family; go home
nights.; references. B 44. Bee.
I.HiV wants . nneltlnn aa hnuwkafiiKr
n a wlrinarar rh far,. V 1. 111? Ave
C, Council muffs."
WANTED Position aa motion picture
operator, experienced, reference. Address
Hee oitice, ooutn umana
WANTED TO BUY
d-hand goods. Kleser. 10 Center. D. HSk
Young Team W anted
DRAFT MARES IN
GOOD CONDITION
K SI BES.
UVE STOCK MAHKKT OP WEST
fbip ygur moot to Hoaih O mail a. bav
mllM tvnd iitlnkacc. Tuur tjonsico
ninu reciv prompt n4 creu. ftna-
uuu.
IA ftHk Connlnioi Jtcrcaaata.
b7n Tiro. A Co. Htronff an4 rffpont.b!.
fort dodge saloonists VETERAN SOLONS CONVENE
WILL CLOSE THEIR PLACESI ,ml'uni, U1,J
FORT DODGE, la.. Feb. 14.-. Special
Telegram.) Fort Dodge saloonmen re.
presenting thirteen retail and two whole
kale houses today announced they are
preparing to close saloon Msrch 4. the
date when the local aalonn petition rare
la conslderv-i by the supreme court. The
announcement fallows the decision yes
terday In the Oskaloosa case, similar to
the local one.
'Old-Time Legiiltton Hold Sessioa
I at Capital City.
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I
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Heeling Breaks Vp 1m ttase
koto Takea Before Vale.
Be patient with the pick eater, mother
the child vho turns up his nose at
good victuals, and has to be coaxed or
scolded Into eating.
liad appetite was never cured by re
proaches, but Is cured every day by
fresh air and Osomulslon.
Weak arpetlte Is a sign of general
weakness In the child; Osomulslon
makes him strong.
It gives l.lm so much bouncing, Ir
resistible enrgy that he simply cannot
stay Indoors. - .
Fresh air does lha rest and so, with
Osnmule:on added to his otl.er food, the
child, once pale an l cross, rcvamca rosy
and jolly, and grows like a weed.
Hample EottJi-a Free by Mall
That those who are seeking health
and strength for themselves, children,
relatives or friends may experience the
life-giving r roper ties of this exclusive
Norway gold medal oxonlaed cod liver
oil medicinal food emulsion an well as
to know Oson.ulslon superiority In be
ing most palatable and easy te take
generous 3-ox. bottle win he sent by
mall to those who send address by
postcard er letter to Osomulslon, 141
Pearl St., N. T.
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OR ANY !eTr,iM8IUP AtiKVT
( From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb, M.-t.peclal Telegram )
-One hundred aad eighty former mem
bers of the Nebraska legislature met In the
house chamber ) ester dsy te perfect the
organisation of the Nebiaska Legislative
league, to renew old acquaintance and
talk ever old times. The dean of the
body In point of early service was Wil
liam Deck of Saunders county, who was
a member of the 143 asasioea. He demon
strated during the proceedings, however,
that a hen It come to dehate he still hat
the fire of youth.
Some of the other veterans were Matt
Miller of Butler rountv, Thomas Msjors
of Nemaha and S. C. Hassetl of Buffalo.
Former Speakers Mockett snd Paul Clark
of 1-ancaster were also In evidence.
The feature of the meeting was a lively
dehate over the question of endorsing ths
five amendments submitted to the voters
by the last legislature.
The affair was nieclpltated by a motion
by Paul Clark to endorse the Initiative
and referendum. 8. C. Haesett moved to
Inettide the other amendments. The de
bain was not over the question whether
those present endorsed the amendments,
but whether It was the correct thing for
the league to go Into the endorsing busi
ness. The fight against II was taksn by
Mstt Miller, D. M. Cronla ef Holt, Wil
liam Dei'h and Orlando Tefft of Otoe.
All of these asserted they favored the
Initiative and referendum, but opposed
the Idea of the league going Into the
endorsing business. Paul Clark led the
friends of the motion and carried hat
point by a large majority.
The success of Clark Inspired W F.
Btoecksr of Douglaa to try hi hand at
the endorsement bus In ess and be Intro
duced a resolution praising Senator
Hitchcock for hi stand agalast the ai-bt-tratlon
treaties. II started to talk en
his motion when the presiding officer,
John Kuril. Informed him that his motion
had nnt been seconded. Bloecker skir
mished around and finally announced a
member silling near him Would second
It. but by thst time the meeting was
ready to adjourn and go outside and have
a picture taken, leaving hi resolution
hanging up In the air. Tn meeting was
called to order by John KuhL speaker of
the last session, and J. H. rresaoa. chap
lain of the 1901 session, made a prayer.
J. H. Morkett of Lincoln, speaker of
the 1M session, welcomed the members
t Lincoln. Th presiding officer mads
a short address reviewing th formative
period of th ergsntiattoa. started last
fall at th state fair, after which W. P.
Prlnr of the committee en constitution
reported and th report was adopted. It
make former member of th house aad
senate, lieutenant governor, chaplains
and clerks of the twe houses eligible to
membership snd the dues I rents a year.
The temporary officers were made per
manent and the additional officers pro
vided for by the constitution were chosen,
a followa: Vice present. J. B. McOrew
of Franklin county; executive committee.
First district. Pat Roddy. Otoe: Second.
J. Bulla. Douglas; Third. W. G. Sears.
Burt: Fourth, A. M. Walling. Butler;
Fifth. George U Rouse, Ha'l; Sixth.
Thomas Doran. Garfield.
aperlt lee Tr4 Dsn .
The banquet which was the concluding
feature ef the legislative reunion was. as
it was Intended to be. the crowning event
of the sjf.ilr. More than former mem
bers of the legislature attended and In ad
dition there waa a long table assigned to
the members of the third house Hh the
dean of the corps, Crawford Kennedy at
the head of the table. The dominant
feature of the occasion wss the spirit of
harmony and good fellowship In evidence
at all times and the notable softening of
the asperities of the heat of legislative
sessions snd ihe general expression among
democrats and republicans and populists
silks thst ths'other fellow was a pretty
good sort after all. even If he was a
little misguided at times.
When the toaatmaster. Paul Clark,
asked Ihe members to at snd up as the
esr of the sessions to which they he
longed wss railed It was shown there
were present three dating hark to l;ik
William Dech of Saunders, Thomas
Majors of Nemaha and George M. Collins
of Pawnee, wh was speaker In IS71. The
other sessions wers apportioned as fol
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Endorses President Taft,
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MSUESOTAHS HAVE DIVTSI0H1
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Wlttse'a Taxation riaa.
There were tea respoaae oa th toast
list and all of them were most Interesting,
but tw were notable, en for It wit and
good humor, together with Its reminis
cence ef early days, that of George M.
Collins, speaker in 1S7T, and Oeorg W.
Wilts, wh offered the suggestion that
the trouble was not that w needed laws,
hut. that we needed better enforcement of
what w had. On Bw an he suggested
was that people wh denied having prop
erty when th assessor re me around
should have It escheated to th stale If
found.
William Dech. in speaking of "Th Liv
ing and the Iea4." said It was not
funeral oration, but mad It a plea to
take heed of the live one Instead ef
mauling over th dead ones.
Wesley Wilcox, speaking of the session
of It, recalled how while th friends
of Judge Hay ward went te Nebraska City
to attend the celebration of th judge's
election to the sonata th stay-at-home
Lincoln republicans and th democrats
combined and aelected a sifting commit
tee which put a crimp In soa of th pel
measures of th absent anas.
John M. Tannsr, la "Political Pipe
Dream," said they wers permissible, but'
nfortunstsly lb pip too often went out.
Some, however, dream on forever, and
never wak an,
W. A. Selleck assert rd thai tn spit ef
th reform and good leg'.slstlon already
enacted there waa yet plenty to da and
that he waa glad I see the spirit of
partisanship disappearing from oiuid ef
legislative effort,
W. O. Bears, In "Legislative School
Days," said that a session of th legis
lature had a broadening effect oa a man
nd that h discovered there wars many
Uimga which he did not previously know.
Tom Majors' Tople Remlnlecenc" dealt
with the episodes of th early sessions of
th legislature.
Marsh Bldsr, speaker ef th tm session
could not be present, hut lent a enarac.
tertstla letter In which ha said that hi
new home hsd been kind te hint, but h
would ever remember hi forty years
pent In Nebraska.
W. A. Prince reviewed Ihe fight being
made by settlers along th Union Pacific
to retain the land bow claimed by the
road as rtght-of.way. '
W. O. Whltmor of Douglaa a regent
of the Slat university, made a plea for
the member te us whatever Influence
they may have te obtain generous treat
ment by the legislature ef the statt'i
education Institutions..
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LEGAL WriCES.
NOTICE OK STOCK H014EUtS' MEBT
I IS G Notice la hereby given that th
rgj.ar annual meeUns of the toci
holders of the Pouth I'l&ue I-awJ Com
pany will be held at the office of saul
company at Lincoln. Neb., at It o dock
a. in., oa the aixth tisy of Alartb, A. i
C. II. MOURILU President.
A. R MlNoli- S-xretary.
Lincoln. Xeb.. Kcbruar
SToCK.HCLLLKi MEc.a1.NG.
The annual mating of the stock holders
of The be Piibllnhinff company will be
held at the comiany a offl?e in the Bee
builUng, Omaha, Neb . at 4 o'clock p. m.,
Hlonday, Marco 4. 1$12, for the election
of a board of directors for the ennuin
year and for tho transaction of such other 1 1
btiitlness as may uroperly coiae telura ' I
the meeting.
By order of the president. ! I
FM-nt. N. p. FKL. Swetarr.
From Omaha, To To Through
Council San Francisco, Portland, Calif ornia via Portland,
Bluffs, Los Angeles, Seattle, Tzicoma, Seattle and
Lincoln. San Diego. Vancouver. Shasta Route.
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f -vesleaseat Charge Preferred, "
GRAETTISGEIS, la.. Feb. Is t.j
Te.eiuarii.r L. E. Frelincr. msnairer of
ilie farmers' co-operative store, ha, heen
bo'-tnd over to the grand Jt:ry for eTiber
Ki'.'rr ' '' I' lnifrt th"--" Is " s'jio -r
- " -ecunls of 5,0W. EaU was
fixed at 2,90, j
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the Greatest Railroad Journey in the World.
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J Plan N
MAI'ISOX. Wis. Feb. 1.-Tw eoei
ventlons were held today In the Third am
gressiunal district, the home of Senator
Robert M. la Follette. One meeUng was
strongly In favor of President Taft while
the other favored Mr. La Follette with
equal favor.
Both gatherings named candidates for
delegate to the republican national con
vention. The delegates will be elected, at
the elections to be held throughout the
state on April t
Tea Factions In Mlaaeewta.
M1XNF-APOL1S. Feb. ll-Leaders of
two factions of progressive republicans of
Minnesota, the one faction enthuslaatl.i
In Its endorsement of former President
Theodore Roosevelt and the other Juat
as sealous for the succee of Senator
Robert M. I.a Follette. met here today to
devise means of forwarding the press,
dentlal candidacy of each.
Meeting with the Roosevelt faction,
which wa called togetl.es by Dr. J. A.
date of Ksnyon, was John F. Bass ot
Chicago, representing ths Itooeevelt na
tional committee. With the Let Kolhnta
progressives who tethered at th request
of Oeorge 8. Loft us of Minneapolis, presi
dent of the Minneapolis Progressive
league, was Colonel Walter L. Houeer ot
Washington. Senator La Follette cams
palga manager. 1
Plana for a itrenuoua campaign tn Mln
aeeota were mads by both faction.
Meaeevwll Attacked.
In connection with the visit ef Colonel
looser today, a sharp attack wa mad
upon Colonel Roosevelt, la which tt wa
declared that th former president hsd
snoouragsd Senator La Follette tn hi
candidacy, that at present a wa op
posing aim end that th Roosevelt boom
bad behind It men prominent la th steel
tnist.
sir. Hou'ser's accusation war mad In
n address at a luncheon of th Henne
pin County Progressive league and were
reiterated tonight In a long statement
Issued by him.
In th statement he trace th candi
dacy ot Senator La Follette, declaring '
the Wisconsin senator became a candi
date after Mr. Itooeevelt absolutely bad
declined It, that th former president bad
sent a mutual Mend to Mr. La Folletl
urging him to announce his candidacy.
Committer Divided. '
B1RMINOHAM, Ala.. Feb. 14.-A spill
marked the meeting of the Ninth dis
trict of th Alabama republican oornmlt
tee today. The Itooeevelt follower called
a convention for May 11 for the aetectlon
ot two delegate to th actional conven
tion at Chicago, while lit Taft follow
ers fixed March M as their data. Out ot
twenty-Bin member of th district com
mittee sach lid claim alxteen memberv
Observe Anniversary
of Maine Disaster
HATANNA, Feb, rt-lmDresslve aortic
marked th fourteenth anniversary today
of th blowing np of th battleship Main.
They were esnducted usder th auspices
of Havana ramp, Spanish-A merloan War
Veteran, ever lb bodle taken from th
wreck and Saw lying la a casement la
Cabana fortress auder a guard St honor.
Among thoee present were the Ameri
can minister, Arthur M. Beavupra, and
secretary ot Legal loa Hugh Olbaoa, rep
resentative at President Qomea. th
Cuban army and navy aad many hun
dreds bt Amerlosns. Th America flag
wa hoisted at half-mast thl morning
ever th Main It will retnalh flying un
til th wreck hi towed out It final
voyag te sea.
NEWS NOTES OF TABOR
Ce apseatlee stare) Ceaia
paay al Tehee Bare Bleak la
Kalarge Baalaaaa.
TABOR. Ia., Feb. stBpecial.-Th
Farmers' Co-operative Store company has
bought ths larg brick business Mock
known lb Barbour stor building, on
of th finest store buildings In Tabor.
Th buildings, which coat upwards ef
111.004 a few year age, when It wss
built, was bought of Its recent owner,
Xamuel Dalton ot Innlsfall, Canada, foe
(MX
K. B. Wadhams on Tuesday closed a
deal whereby he sold his lumber hual.
nee to a Mr. Hens haw from Oklahoma,
Mr. Henshaw expects soos to bring hi
family, consisting ot a wit and thre
children, lo Tabor.
lews New Botea.
ESTHERV1LLB-U U Bingham, fog
thirty-two years a resident ot fcstbervllle,
has announced his candidacy for the
office ef representative of Kmmet county.
HAM PTON M r. and Mrs. August
Walter of this plaos, Thursday celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their wed
ding. They were married la Oermany
February 15, ltd
NAHITA-Fmnk Xdson. a retired
farmer aaed years, committed sulctde
by shooting himself at hie horn here
Wednesdsy night. Despondency caused,
bv III health was the reason- for hlra
taking his life.
EMMETKBL'RO-Joha Olbbs. a prom
inent young farmer of Kmmetsbura?
I township, was killed here yesterds
I when hi neck was broken by a gasoline
t pumping engine. He was caught accl
, dentally In th fly wheel.
I LOO AN Frank Young of Logan, who
, has Just returned from Inspection of the
: blc engineering works al Keokuk, re
I oeived notice from Iowa City here yes-
itruay afternoon tnai ne naa eeen eiectetl
a member of the elgma Pi society.
ESTHERVII.LB-Th Ellsworth ranch,
located near DolHver, containing several
thousand acres, this spring Is to be di
vided into lo-sere farms and sold. This
ranch at th time of Its owner's death
was left to Ellsworth college at Iowa
Fulls and It I to get more tnonev for th
college that It is to be divided and sold.
LOGAN The marriage of Miss Viola
: Clark and John Overman was solemnized
I at the horns of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. 8. Clark of Bethel, yesterday
at noon. rtev. J. rj. i.yles ot in Atetho
dlch church of Logan perelormed the
ceremony and Miss Hattie Clark, sister -of
the bride, played the wedding march.
LOO AM To select sixteen delegates to
attend the congressional convention to
be held at Council Bluffs Tuesday, March
11 and also to select delegates for the
state convention to be held at Cedar
Rapids April a, W. U Stern, county re
publican chairman, has Issued a call tor
a county convention to be held at Logan
Tuesday morning, February IS. at 10;).
MALVERN Trainmen yesterday morn
ing found a man lying under a bridge
near Malvern who gave his nam as L. Jft
Welsh of Glenwood. He was either as
Inmate or an employe of the feeble minded
Institute. Hs had fallen from the top oi
the bridge, a distance of about twenty
feet, and seemed quite seriously injured
He waa brought to Malvwra snd cared
for.