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TTEB J5EE: UXXRA, SATURDAY, JU1YE 15, lTC:
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OFFERED FOR SALE
T yyewriters.
OLIVER typewriter, nearly new, good
condition. A. MARK. Douglas 5507.
RENT from the manufacturers direct
No. 3 Oliver typewriter. 3 months. $4.00.
Phone Douglas 319. The Oliver Type
writer Company.
Mlscella neons.
Would you buy an
excellent "used" but
entirely guaranteed
Sewing
Machine
quickly, if you get it
at
A Trifle Price?
ONE SINGER at $3.
ONE SINGER at $2.
ONE WHEELER & WILSON is to go
at only $4.
ONE DOMESTIC at $9.
ONE NEW HOME, 5-drawer, drop
head, as good as when originally sold,
goes at SH
ONE NEWARK. 5-drawer, drop-head.
in fine shape, $10.
ONE WHEELER & WILSON, 7-drawer.
drop head, in quarter sawed oak case,
at J20.
ONE WHEELER & WILSON. 7-drawer,
drop head, In dark .oak, as good as new,
at $13.
ONE SINGER, 7-drawer. drop head, in
golden oak case. In fine condition, at 1S.
ONE OMAHA, 5-drawer, drop head,
CNEW), at J1S.
ONE WHITE, style 25 S.. drop head,
late style, swell oak case, ball bearing.
$22.50.
ONE WHITE, style- 25 S.. drop head. In
swell oak case, ball bearing, at $27.50.
ONE FREE 6-drawer, drop head, ball
bearing, beautiful case, at only $25.
ONE NEW HOME R., 5-drawer. drop
head, late style rotary, cannot be told
from a new one, but goea at $26.
ONE NEW HOME, 5-drawer, drop head,
not a mark on it and cannot be told from
new, goes at $23.
ONE SINGER, Style 69, 6-drawer, drop
head, lata model, good as a new one, at
(22.50.
ONE WHEELER & WILSON, 7-drawer,
drop head, almost new, only used a
sample, $30.
All the above machines have been In
spected and carefully gone over In our
own shops on the premises and will be
sold complete with all attachments.
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
Mlckel's Nickel Plated Needles, the
25o a dozen kind, at each lc.
MICKEL'S OIL, best ever bottled, 10c
value, at 5c.
NICKEL'S BELTS, guaranteed 25c
kinds, at, each 15c.
Mall orders for any of the above ma
chines and all supplies filled if received
early. We rent, repair and sell supplies
for all makes.
Nebraska
Cycle Co.
15th and Harney, Omaha,
SAFES Overstocked with second-hand
safes; all sizes and makes; bargains.
'American Supply Co., 1110 Farnam St.
! FOR SALE Bicycle. Racycle make;
"Winchester shotgun; small incubator and
brooder. Red 1922.
' POOL tables, store, restaurant fixtures
bought, sold. Levy, 2510 N, So. Omaha.
' FOR SALE New and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
'bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. The
I Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., 407-4u
I South 10th street.
I OLD SAFKS, UEK1GH1', lala FarnamSt!
1 CELERY plants. Greenville Bros. 6327
:N. 24th St.
FOR SALE 'Washing machine, white
, enamel crib, flreless cooker, extra fine
I specimen elk head, one or all, a bargain.
John N. Haskell, 1321 So. 36th Ave. Tel.
j Harney 6466.
LIVE STOCK. FOR SALE.
Horses and ctoicles.
lPVCn?'Q Barn. Horses and farm
'ruiiHiUrj o marea for eale; draft an(1
j wagon horses to let by the day. 2531
I Sherman Ave. Phone Webster 1135.
PERSONAL
I BODY MASSAGE. 222-3 Neville. D. 7761.
! 63-DAT BLOOD REMEDY.
Bexten Pharmacy, 12th and Podge.
PROFESSIONAL reader, entertainer
j and invalids' companion. 'Phone D. 3756.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-
otf clothing; in fact, anything you do not
I need. We collect, repair and sell at 134
( N. 11th St., for cost of collection, to the
! worthy poor. Phone Douglas 4125 and
wagons will call.
i MASSEOTHEEPYsr Mamned
Allen of Chicago. 109 S. 17. 1st fl. D. 76fc.
Xn nl wiccacra hatha avrtrr vthrfltnrV
luia racuaior ireauneiub. j-t. Aiinu -f.
Fisher, 401 Ware b)!c. 30.' S. 15th. P.
.i . . t-i a r
Ilrs.tn.nato Vl&a in v uni'ini'ii KNtnrvn
' Lane Daly, 113 S. 16th. 2d floor. D. 2427.
WANTED Room and care for boy of
6 and girl of 8. Address H 293.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
j etrangers are Invited to visit the Young
, Women's Christian association i building
! at Seventeenth and St Mary's Ave.,
1 where they will be directed to suitable
', boarding places, or otherwise assisted
Look for our travelers' aid at the Union
station.
ANNA H. MARKS SME
inam. Davidge Blk. Apt. 3. Red 7529.
VACUUM MASSAGE, 208 bo. 13th St..
R. 325. daily, Sunday; open evenings;
hours, 10 to 10.
I M A SIS A (IK Swedish movement. Ap.t
IMAOOdUL 2 m, FaTnam. p. 624a
M AfTMF.TTH treatment. E. Brott, 710
WE RENT and repair all kinds of sew
ing machines. Ind. A-1S63; Douglas 1X2.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO..
15th and Harney Sts.
MASSAGE EPe"t treatment, Mrs.
umoOAUU Steele, 208 S. 13 St. R. 325.
Massage. Mrs. Rittenh se, 30S Boston Bid.
POULTRY AXD PET STOCK
Screening $1 50 per 100. Wagner. 801 N. W.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship live stock to Soutn Omaha. iiave
mileage and shrinkage. .Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Byers Bros. & Co. Strong and responsible.
: WOOD BROS., 234-3 Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co., Omaha & Denver.
Clay, Robinson & Co., 200 Exchange Bldg.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg.
Martin Bros. & Co., Exch. Bldg.
TAGG BROS., handle catt.e. hots. nei.
' REAL ESTAT3 LOAN'S
. OMAHA property and Nebraska land.
1 O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 New Omaha Nat'l Bank building.
I MONEY to loan on business or rcsi
I dence properties, $1,000 to $500,000. W. H.
THOMAS. 503 First. Nat'l Bank Bids.
LOANS Farm and city property, J.
H. Dumont & Son. 1602 Farnam St.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
REAL ESTATE IOAAS
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
$100 to $10,000 mads promptly. F. D.
vvad, Wead Bldg.. Uth and Farnam.
Wanted farm loans. Kloke Inv. Co.. Oma.
fiPl CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg
u Co. $10-812 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
GARVTW BROS Loans. tiOO and uy.
v Ail BRMQ. 0nlahll Ntfi sank.
OCEAN CTEAMSHIP8
THE ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
MONTREAL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW.
Montreal, Havre. Plymouth. London.
The Picturesque St. Lawrence Route.
Four days on the ocean, three days
In river and gulf. Splendid new Turbane
Btsamers. Saloon, second-cabin and third
class. Superior one-class cabin service.
Cuisine unexcelled. Courteous attention.
Send for circulars, rates, plans, etc.
Allan & Co., 127 N. Dearborn St., Chicago.
Anchor Line Steamships
. New York, Londonderry and Glasgow.
New York, Palermo and Naples.
Attractive rates for tickets between New
York and all Scotch, English, Irish,
Continental and Mediterranean points.
Superior accommodations, excellent cui
sine, efficient service. Apply promptly
for reservation to local agent of Anchor
Lino or Henderson Brothers, General
Agents, Chicago. 111.
WANTED TO BUY
Household gde. clothes & shoes. D3971 B1959
2d-hand goods. Keiser. 1029 Center. D-atioZ
Chicago buyers, 2d-hand clothes, shoes,
hats; best prices; will call. Tyler 1100.
AT PTRM Pays the best prices for old
aa-u. xxvin lron metais rubber, etc.
WANTED TO RENT
YOUNG professional man desires mod
ern room and board with private family,
well located; no boarding and rooming
houses need answer. Address B 2$a. Bee.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE-$3,750 equity in $5,000
new merchandise; can divide, for real
estate, any kind; will assume. J. E.
Pflngston, Odell. 111.
TO EXCHANGE Good, smooth land
and Well rented town property for stock
of general merchandise well located In
eastern Kansas, Nebraska or western
Iowa. Can use large stock and might
put in some cash if stuff Is good enough.
Give full details In first letter. Address
Lock Box L. Seibert, Colorado.
100 A. farm, exchange for merchandise;
owner, C. M. Maier, Coin, la,
FOR SALE or exchange, 320 acres in
Brown, Co., Neb.; Improved; price $20 per
acre; Incumbered for $1,200; due in five
years; 160 acres In Chase county, Neb.;
price $15 per acre; clear; will exchange
either one or both for clear Income
property. J. H. Pleper, Owner, AlDion,
Net.
T AT 97.K fit Cnnth AmoVa - will
trade for automobile. D. A. Lannlng,
Perry la.
FOR EXCHANGE Want Southern
California property for good, clear
Omaha. Address 1135 West 42d St, Los
Angeles, Cal.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater.
NBALB & CAMPBELL. 1714 Farnam Si.
BUILDERS' INFORMATION.
Electric, gag fixtures. Omaha Silver Co.
Ideal Cement Co., 17th and Cuming Su.
Fucha, Son & Blind, painting. decorating.
H. Gross, lum. wreck'g. plb. 21 & Paul.
BLUE PRINTING, 424 PAXTON. D. 2720.
H EATON, tin work. Original Ameri
can furnaces. 2518 Cuming, D. 6198.
ACREAGE FOR 8ALB.
ACREAGE BARGAINS near Omaha.
Orin S. Merrill, 1213 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Down Town
$5,000
Income $60 per month.
Nears 12th and Dodge.
Want offer this week.
D. V. SHOLES CO..
City National Bank.
OPENING
MARIAN PARK
ACRES
SATUBDAY AND SUNDAY
Acre tract for home, fruit, gardening,
chickens, etc. Bellevue car runs direct
to Marian Park.
PLAN A PICNIC
AT MARIAN PARK
SATURDAY OR SUNDAY
Beautiful shady spot with fine grass;
ideal for picnics.
Free conveyance to take you from
Marian Park depot to any place in Mar
ian Park you wish to go for your picnic.
BE SURE TO GO
Don't have to buy, but want you to see
this beantiful country spot. Salesmen with
plats and prices will be on the ground
Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday.
PRICE $150 PER ACRE AND
UPEASY TERMS
TAKE AN OUTING SUNDAY
A. W. JONES CO.
$13 No. 24th St. South Omaha.
Tel. So. 6S3.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY.
913 City Natl. Bank Bldg. Omaha.
Tel. Doug. 49, Ind. A-2049.
HERE IS A
BARGAIN
IN BENSON
$200 buys a 60xl28-foot lot not far from
car line. Lot fronts soutn on Lucas be
tween Clark and Burnham; described as
e6 of lot 10, block 35. Phone Webster
3860, or address G, R. W Bee.
TRADE FOR COTTAGE OR
VACANT LOT
Strictly moaern nouse, all oak
finish downstairs, hard pine up
stairs; lot 5x130; has garage,
paved street, close to Farnam
car line. House less than three
years old. $6,500.00.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
483 Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
REAL 2STATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR 3ALE.
2814 DAVENPORT.
Two houses. Live in one; rent the
the other or rent both for $29.50. Fine
Investment at $2,550. a little more than
what the ground is worth. Don't forget
this is walking distance. Now, who
knows a bargain when he sees it?
GEO. B. LEHNHOFF. Owner.
1607 Farnam. Doug. 80S.
LARGE modern eight-room home fo.
sale by owner. Webster 3490.
Glenn Park
Addition
WORK ON THIS BEAUTIFUL ADDI
TION IS NOW PROGRESSING RAP
IDLY, AND BY SATURDAY NEXT.
JUNE 15. EVERYTHING WILL BE IN
READINESS. PERMANENT CON
CRETE WALKS IN, THE ARTIS7IC
ENTRANCE OF MASONRY COM
PLETED AND THE WORK OF THE
LANDSCAPE GARDENER FINISHED.
GLEN PARK IS AN
ADDITION
FOR YOUR HOME.
SALESMEN ON GROUNDS NEXT
SATURDAY AFTER 2 P. M. AND SUN
DAY ALL DAY.
SEE all next Sunday Papers.
F. S. Trullinger,
BENSON
Neat Cottage and Store
THIS WILL MAKE YOU MONEY
$25 PER MO.. $100 CASH, $2,700.
Or will exchange for vacant lots.
Cottage has 4 large rooms, oak grained
woodwork, new paper, city water, toilet,
etc., and adjoins building with large
store room; lull cemented basement; full
lot, new barn, walks, etc.; excellent jo
cation for family grocery, notions or other
business; a good chance to increase your
income by operating store in addition to
present employment.
RUSSELL & McKITTRICK CO.,
432 Ramge Bldg. D. 587. l&th & Harney.
In the Park
Half block to Hanscom Park, east
front, big trees, lot 60x142, paving paid,
7-room cottage, best plumbing and new
furnace. House not new, but well built.
$3,500. $000 cash, balance like rent. If
you want a pretty home in excellent
locality, close to Field club, ask to see
it. Immediate possession.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1016 Omaha National. Doug, or A-2162.
Evenings, H. 2842 or H. 6134.
A GROCERY stock and fixtures, hand
ling bakery goods and confectionery; will
take in part payment vacant lot, balance
cash.
DEUEL & HANKINSON
20i. Paxton Block. Phone Douglas 2877.
25 Feet-$700
r.t. at aeennri lot west Telephone
Exchange; 25x122; two car lines. Resi
dence or business. By and by lake will be
a business street. Owner, Webster 2612.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, indexed.
Mailed free on application. Chas E. Will,
lamson Co., Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals, care of property, Omaha.
West Farnam
Homes
$6,500 8-room, modern house, one 86th St..
one-halt block, north of Farnam.
$8,500 8-room modern house, with hard
wood finish and full east front lot,
on 36th St.; 1V4 blocks north of
Farnam.
$6,500 Largs and commodious home, with
6 bedrooms, large living room, una
all modern conveniences, south
"front lot, on Harney St.; one block
from car line.
$10,000 An extra fine 8-room house with
oak woodwork and polished hard
wood floors upstairs and down;
hot water heat, sleeping porch,
full east front lot, one-half block
from car line.
$12,000 10-rooni modern house, with hard
wood finish ana quarter-sawen oan
floors, full corner lot, 2 blocks from
car line.
$16,500 A beautiful JO-room modern brick
nouse witn east ironi corner iui,
on Farnam car line, near new
Cathedral. This house Is only 2
years old and has tiled bath, ser
vants' bath, solarium, hot water
heat, hardwood finish, oak floors,
and every convenience. Owner will
sell on easy terms or take well
located income property in part
payment.
$16.500 A very desirable 10-room modern
house, with especially large rooms,
full south front lot, 2 blocks from
car line.
$20,000 The same property with 2 full lots.
$25,000 Larite and commodious nome, wun
100x180 feet on Farnam. A very
choice 'home and Ideally located.
Owner's children are married and
house is too large. Would trade
for good land at its cash value.
$30,000-An exceptionally well-built and
up-to-date home, on Farnam St.,
with 2 full corner lots. This house
Is almost new, and must be seen to
be appreciated. Part of the rooms
are finished in genuine mahogany.
The house is canvased and beauti
fully decorated, some of the rooms
being tiung with silk tapestry.
Would make a very desirable resi
dence for a prominent physician.
J. E Dumont & Son
1608 Farnam St.
Phone Douglas 690.
$1,850
Buy from Owner
Large 10-room house at 2630 Franklin
St., gas and electric light, water, and on
paved street; house is newly painted and
is in fine condition; buy from owner and
save dealer's commission- I will sell
this place for $1,850. $400.00 cash and
balance on easy terms. Telephone Red
43 U after 6 p. m.
BUY FROM OWNER DIRECT
Eight large rooms, all ruoriurn, best of
repair, front and back ttairs, lots of
closet room, linen drawers, built-in cup
boards, wide porches, back porch
screened in, best of furnace, large barn,
cistern, cement walks, fino lawn, paved
street; house not new, but honestly
built. Am leaving city and cut price to
$3,500. Hanscom Park district, 1920 S.
34th St. Phone Harney 4933.
Here is a Real Bar
gain in Benson
A new 4-room cottage on a large lot In
Rose Hill addition. South front, two
blocks from car line and close to new
school. Price $1,200. $1C0 cash, balance In
monthly payments at 6 per cent. This
offer good tor one week only.
JAS. WALSH. Benson.
1616 Webster
We Mve for sale a 12-room brick flat,
in first-class condition. See us at once
about this property.
A. P. Tukey & Son
Fhone Douglas HSL
REAL ESTATE
CITY i'ROPKHTV FOR sAl.K.
TO BUY, SELL OR RENT, FIRST SEE
JOHN W. ROBBINS. lo3 FARNAM ST.
Sale or Exchange
nmr (Treat Western terminals
: z test front on paved street; room toi
!M feet track frontage. Price. $12,500
Owner bought this for use. but has
I ... .- - ai. i win sell or exchannv
lor Omaha income property at its cash
value W ill pay up to $5,000 cash dif U r
ence. J. H. Dumont & Son
Phone Douglas 69a 1603 Farnam St.
$2,650
Near Lothrop school on 24th St.. 5-room
cottage, all modern exccu i.u:,
stairway and large attic for two rr.on
rooms. House is about 4 years old anl
well rented; paving all paid; lot SSxUV.
Nonresident owner has made this low
price for quick sale. Call at our office
for further particulars.
Birkett & Tebbens
423 Bee Bid
$350 Cash
3413 Larimore Ave., 5-room cottage, elec
tric light and gas. large lot JSxl4 ft , 3
blocks to car line. $350.00 down and bal
ance $15.00 per month. Price $1,335.
Arthur J. McShane
319 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone D. 157A.
REAL ESTATE
FARM RANCH LAMIS FOR SALE
California.
BEARING NOW.
UNUSUAL, ESPECIALLY ATTRAC
TIVE to doctors and other proiessional
men. also farmers and all who have that
yearning for a place to retire, now or
later. Is bearing now. Why waft? Fruit
and almonds. Pays for itself. Only 3 per
cent cash, 1 per cent monthly or annu
ally. "Money back" if not pleased. By
best town north of Sacramento. Yoll deal
with the owners. Fare paid. Oo with us
next trip while they last. Write or call
at once for attractive literature.
We have a fine little party of three go
ing soon and want two more. Transpor
tation paid both ways on this trip.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
OMAHA. NEB.
(Bank and business house references.)
Cauada.
. BRITISH COLUMBIA lands on GRAND
TRUNK. Frank Crawford. 203 Cotton
Bldg.. Vancouver or Omaha.
Colorado.
160 acres, Weld county, Colo.,
to trade for cottage or income
property, or will sell cheap for
cash, with good terms.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
483 Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTIC, BIRMINGHAM ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crops. All the money crops of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country, its soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
write
W. B. LEAHY. DEPT. K,
General Passenger Agent,
ATLANTA, GA.
Idaho.
MOST productive hay and grain land
in the world Long Valley, Idaho. No Ir
rigation needed; fine climate, fine water,
cheap fuel, telephones, railroad, elec
tricity. Improved land $25 to $50 per acre.
Also finest orchard land proposition in
Idaho. For information write today. Pay
ette River Colonization Co., Nampa,
Idaho.
tittt uat wnv In find a buvnr for
vn,. f.m 4a tn inHnrt a. nmall want ad
In the Des Moines Capital. Largest clr
culation In the state of Iowa, 4iS,w0 dally.
The Capital is read by and believed in by
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re
fuse to permit any other paper In their
i?at i cnt a. word a day : $1.25
per lino per month, count six ordinary
words to tne line. Aaoreao jj uin
Capital. Des Moines, la.
ii irttv.a PClt.K COUNTY. IA.
.iv.mnm hnus. ipllaT. summer
kitchen, good orchard, 110 pine and
spruce trees, wind break, horse barn for
m nf hnrm row barn for 22 COWS.
two large cattle sheds, 60-foot machine
shed, 3 good wens, wina rain, orcnara
and house yard fenced chicken tight,
10 acres renceo nog uni in wise on
ani flalrla hnc hnuie. running water
on place; lu acres of fine timber. For
particulars inquire oi J. oy, Max-
wen, la.
Minnesota.
BUY a farm In west central Minnesota.
I have some wonderfully good bargains.
Easiest terms. Write for particulars. J.
S. Ulland, president Fergus Falls Na
tional Bank, Fergus Falls, Minn.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
320-acre farm 2 miles from good town.
40 miles from Minneapolis, on main road,
telephone and mail route. 7a acres under
cultivation, 10 acres good meadow will
cut over 100 tons of hay; balance in
pasture with 90 acres good oak timber,
can all be opened up. Land lays level,
good soil In the beet of condition, no
stone or gravel and no foul weeds. Good
seven room house in splendid grove
with other buildings, good well and
water. An ideal stock and dairy farm.
Selling on account of old age. Price,
$35 per acre for quick sale.
CHAS. E. SWANSON. Elk River. Minn.
Mod tuna.
RANCHES-$2,000 to $100,000. Send for
list. Shopen & Co., Ranch Dealers,
Omaha, Neb.
Nebraska.
FOR SALE 160 acres all fenced: $0
acres under cultivation; fl-room house, 22
x&2 barn; 16x20 chicken house; 16x16 gran
ary; 10x12 stone milk house, windmill
and good water; located five miles from
Chappell, $40 an acre takes this bargain;
nan down ana mortgage for balance.
Address Mrs. Christie Jacobs, Chappell.
Neb.
HOMESTEAD 320 acres rich farm land
at $250 filing tees and all. Not rough or
sandy. J. A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
Miscellaneous.
T. C. TORRISON,
D. 110L S02 City National Bank Bldg.
Farm Land and Ranches.
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Chicago, May 22. 1912.
TO THE BONDHOLDERS OK THE
SHERIDAN COAL COMPANY:
The holders of the bonds of The Sheri
dan Coal Company are hereby notified
that the undersigned Trustee, under Trust
Deed oi l he tihendan Coni Company,
dated June 11, Una, and recorded June 20,
1903. in book 26 of the Mortgage Records,
on page UK in the office of the County
Clerk of the County of Sheridan and
State of Wyoming, has received notice
from The Sheridan Coal Company that
it win, on or oeiore june ju, mvt, remit
the undersigned Twenty-four Thousand
Dollars $24,0uui to take up and retire
twenty-four bonds, as provided in said
Trust Deed.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has drawn and selected bv lot.
the following twenty-four numbers of
twenty-four of the bonds outstanding, se
cured by said Trust Deed, 1. e..
5 o3 225 458
U T2 2.i9 462
13 iS 2 601
14 8S 3U 512
19 W 4j0 fc.'o
42 1HS 432 563
for payment from the sinking fund to
be so paid to It by said The Sheridan
coal company under said Trust Deed,
and upon such payment of said $24,u00,
to the undersigned, on or before June 2a.
1912, the undersigned will, at its office at
the corner of Dearborn and Madison
Streets, in the city of Chicago. II Inois.
on the first day of July, 1912, pay to the
holders or registered owners of said
LEGAL NOTICE.
bonds, numbered as aforesaid, t's.e prlmi
ra! and accumulated interest thereo'ft,
upon the surrender and delivery thereof
to the undersigned. tincareled and ac--ompanted
by all unpaid coupons thereto
belonging.
lntei est on earn of said bonds numbered
as aforesaid will cease efter said first
"f July. A. D 191.'. whether presented
on said day or thereafter
UNION TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
By Rufus F. Chapin. Secretary.
M25-J14-13
RAILWAY TIME CAKO
l MOX STATION Tenth and Mason.
I'nion Pacific
Dprt. ' Arr.
fan Friti. Overland Llmtttd t 9 43 am 7 40 m
China A Japan Fatt Wall. . ..a ; pm a 15 pm
Atlantic Fiprait a MS am
Oregon Bxprta all Mpm a 5 Id pm
Lo AnglM Limited ali pm a S0 pm
IVnver Serial a T:4 am a 7 8T am
n-nnial stata SrwcLl all fl pm alJ JS am
Colorado Kxpreaa a 1 M pm a 4 SO pro
Oreaon-Washington Limited. ..sit M pm s t:K pm
Nonh Platte Loral a I IS am a 4 4J pm
Uraud Inland Local a 8 15 am a 10 JO am
Stromatitirg Local M! 11 pm a 1.20 pra
Chicago t orhvceatrri!
N0RTHBOVND.
Minnfapolla-St." Paul Epr a 7 W are
M'nneapolia-St. PaM Limited a " 0 pm a I 00 am
Twin City EprM i 1 10 in no to pm
SLMix City Local a a 44 im s MS pm .
Minneapolis Dakota dp a 7 00 pm a 9 15 pm
Tia Cltr Limltfd a t 45 pm a 7 S0 am
Mlnooaota Eipreaa all :00 am
KASTBOl'Niy
Carroll Local a 7 00 am a :10 pm
Daylight Chicago a, 7 40 am
Chicago Local alt .06 pm a I It pm
Chlcago.Colorado a 3 2J pm
Chicago Sjwclal . a 0 01 pm a ( 4 am
Pacific CoaM-Chlcato a t SS pm a MS pnv
Loa Angolea Limited a 30 pm ali 3(1 pm
Overland Limited a 7 s pm a 9 15 era
Carroll Local a 4 SO pm al0;ft0 am
t'aat Mall a 30 pm a S.25 am
Cedar Raplda, Sioux City and
Omaha a 1 JS pm
Centennial Stata Limited It 40 am 11 15 pm
WESTBOUND.
Long Plna a t 00 am a'.l Ofltm
Nortolk-Uailaa a I 00 am all no am
Long Pine-Lincoln a I lb pm a MO pm
llaatinga-Supertor ...bt:l&pm a 6:20 pm
Dtuidwood-Hnt Sprlnga a 3.66 pm a 5:30 pm
Caaper-Lander a t 66 pm a!0:15 pm
Fremont-Albion b 6 JO pm b 1 36 pm
CbionKO (ireot Western
Twin City Limited a t 10 pm a M0 am
Twin City Exprasa a I 35 am a I !i pm
Chicago Expreaa a 6 :00 pm a 3:40 pm
Illinois Central
Chicago Expreaa a 710 am a 146 pm
Chicago Limited a 6 60 pm a 1:00 pm
Chicago, Rock Island k Pacific .
EAST.
Rocky Mountain Limited all to pm aio M pm
Chicago Local Pageenger M0:36 am blO lO pm
Chicago Pay Expreaa a (16 am a 4 30 pm
Chicago Expreaa a 410 pra a 1 10 pm
Dee Moines Local Paatenger..a 4 27 pm ali 1J pm
Chlosgo-Nebraaka Limited a l ot pm a 8:00 am
WEST.
Chicago-Neb. Ltd. to Lincoln, a 1:01 am a 5:13 pm
Chicago-Colorado Expreta ....a 1:15 pm a 4 00 pm
Oklahoma & Tsxaa Expreaa. ..a 6:00 pm all 49 am
Rooky Mountain Limited a!0:47 am alt 10 am
Wabash
Omaha-St. Louis Expreaa a M0 pm a 1:16 am
Mall and Express a 7:01 am all 16 pm
Stanberry Local '.from C. B ).b 5.00 pm blO li sm
Missouri Pacific
K. C. ft St. Louis Express.. a 1:30 am a 7 00 am
K C. ft St. Louis Express, .all 16 pm s 6:46 pm
Chl-KO. Milwaukee A. ft. Paul
Overland Limited at: 60 pm e Ml am
Perry Local a ( 30 am all 00 pra
Colorado Express a ( 00 pm a 3:16 pm
Cdlorsdo specie! s 7 41 am a 6:60 am
Perry Local b 1:16 pm all Mprs
Burlington Station Tenth fe Mason
Burlington
Depart. Arrive.
Denver Cslltornla a 4:10 am t 5 16 pm
Puget Sound Express s 4:10 pm a 3 45 pm
Nebraska Points a 1:10 am a M0 pra
Black Hllla a 4:10 pm ll tl pix
Lincoln Mall ..b I SO pm all:l6 pm
Northwest Express sll:86pra a 1:09 sm
Nebraika Express a 1:11 am a (.10 pm
Bchuylsr-Plsttsmouth b 7 06 pin blO M sm
Lincoln Local blo ts am
PlaUsmouth-Iowa. a 18 am a 1:60 am
Ballevus-Plaltsmouth alMO pin a 140 pm
Chicago Special ..a7:lSpm all li pm
Denver Special all: 15 pm a t oo am
Chicago Express s 6 08 pm at 46 pre
Chicago Feet Express a 1:10 pm a 1:00 am
Creston (la ) Looal b 1:10 pm bl0:46 am
St. Louie Expreaa a 4 14 pm all :60 am
Kanaaa City St. Joseph al0:46 pm a 46 am
Kansas City ft St. Joseph. ...a 1:15 am s (:10 pm
Webster Station 15th and Webster
Missouri Pacific
Depart. Arrive.
Auburn Local b 1.50 pm bU 66 am
Chlfugo, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha
Sioux City Exprsss b M6 pm bll:85 era
Twin City Pasaenger b 26 am b 1:16 pm
Sioux City Passenger... ...c MS am o (:35 pm
Emerson Local b 1:66 pm b 1:10 am
(a) dstly, (b) dally sxosgt Sunday, (c) Sunday.
DEATH RECORD.
Miss Anna Bills.
8HELTON, Neb., June H.-(Special.)-
Miss Anna Bills died at the home of her
parents last evening; at 8 o'clock. She
was operated on a few days ago for ap
pendicitis and her case had been too
long delayed. Miss Bills was a graduate
of the class of 'OS, Shelton High school,
and for the last six years had charge
of the dry goods department of the Brett
Mercantile company's store at Wood
River.
Charlie Mel.
WATERLOO, Neb., June U.-(Spec!al.)
The funeral of Charlie Niel, who died
Saturday night at Valley, after an ill
ness of two weeks, took place at the
Christian church in Waterloo, Monday
foVnoon.
Deceased was was born In Johnson
county, Iowa, March 14, 1869, being 43
years, 2 months and 34 days old, at the
time of his death. He moved with the
family to the Pottawatamie county, Iowa,
In 1874, and in 1SS3 they came to Douglas
county, Nebraska, where they have since
resided. He leaves a mother, Mrs., Conrad
Niel, three brothers, and one sister.
David, George and James, and Mrs. Ada
Campbell, and a wife and four small
children.
HYMENEAL
Bar nes-.Ioh neon.
CRESTON, la., June 14. f Special.)
One of the most elaborate weddings of
the season took place at the Swedish
Lutheran church here yesterday, when
Miss Anna Johnson, one of Creston s
popular young women, was united In
marriage with Frederic Barnes of Mel
ton, la., Rev. C. G. Samuelson perform
ing the marriage ceremony. George An
derson of Shenandoah and Prof J. W.
Mclntyre of Wichita, Kan., were the
ushers. The bride's sisters, Misses Selma
and Clara Johnson, were the bridesmaids
and Miss Ruth Welser of Grimes, la
was maid of honor. Frof. G. O. Lowe of
Odell. Neb., was best man. The groom
was a teacher last year in an Omaha
college.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
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French UneT.S
r,.-t;.-t.l nlri.n1
SA-HmmuII mm ThurvUv. Ponular OrtflSS.
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YOUNG SARD1ERS COMPETE
Vegetables Grown by Omaha Boys
Will Be Shown Saturday.
ATTRACTIVE PRIZES OFFERED
Gardening on City Lots la Promoted
by Young; Men's Christian As
sociation to Keep Boys
Off the Mrrets.
The exhibition of vegetables grojvn by
the boys of the Public School Gsrden club
will be made in the hoys' department rf
the Young Men's Christian association
this afternoon from 12 until 4.30.
Two months sgo F. A. Turner of the
Young Man's Christian association boys
department Interested the boys in making
gardens. In this manner he devised a
scheme whereby he thought a Urge num
ber of boys would be kept off the streets
The plan worked well and when planting
time came over 2.000 gardens were madi
by the school boys. As an Inducement
to keep the boys at work competition
was worked into the plan. Prites "wer.
offered for the best exhibit.
Consequently the boys began to work
all the harder and today will see
some Omaha grown vegetables which will
be a credit not only to the boys them
selves, but to Mr. Turner. Over 400 ex
hibits will bo on display. Including all
kinds of garden truck. Premiums are
offered as follows:
List of the Prises.
One dollar each for six best exhibits of
radishes, lettuce, onions and beets; 75
cents for each for next six best; 50 centi
each for next six best; 15 cents each for
next six best.
Three memberships in the boys' de
partment of the Young Men's Christian
association will be distributed to the threa
who win the most premiums. If a boy
under 12 years of age wins a membership
It will be reserved until his twelfth birth
day. As far ss possible it is desired thst
each boy enter four vegetables, but If
this is impossible he may enter as many
as he has.
Mr. Turner requests that the mother
turn out to the exhibit and take notice of
what can be done by their boys.
Omaha Capital in
South Dakota City
"Omaha capital has become a factor
in the progress of Aberdeen," said G. W.
Smith, real estate man of the South Da
kota city. "C. T. Kountse, Fred H. Da
vis and other Omahans have tsken over
the lighting system of the town and have
recently begun excavation for a largj
power plant. The cost of the plant Is es
timated at JMO.000.
"The company, still known as the Aber
deen Light and Power company, pur
chased a block of land with trackage on
two sides.
"Upon the purchase of the system the
old plant was found too small to take
care of the load. The company is putting
In a system now that will be adequate to
the city's use for many years."
Sherlock in the
Place of Cornell
More than a week ago The Bee an
nounced that C. C. Cornell, Union Pacific
superintendent of terminals, had resigned
and had gone to New York, where he had
accepted employment In another line. The
next day there were denials on every
hand, hut now the resignation Is offi
cially given out and the name of the sue
cessor announced.
J. J. Sherlock of the general freight
office of the Union Pacific becomes su
perintendent of terminals, with H. D.
O'Halloran as his assistant.
KARSTENS ELECTED HEAD
OF THE FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The officers of tne Nebraska Funeral
Directors' association elected at their
meeting yesterday are: H. G. Kar
stens, president, Nebraska City; vice
president, C. C. Wagner of Arrapahoe,
Benjamin Persons of Genoa, C. E. Hop
ping of Beaver City; secretary, R. B.
Skinner of Nellgh; Peter Marten, of Blue
Hill.
The following delegates and alternates
to the national convention in October, at
Chattanooga, Tenn., are: James Heaton,
Henry Brown and Miss Emma Hedges of
Lincoln; W. M. HIM of Hebron and
George Bre.wer of South Omaha; alter
nates, Amos Burwell of Alnsworth, Ed
Livingston of Hastings, C. A. Baker of
Holdrege, J. W. Armstrong of South
Auburn and George Honey of Sutton.
Members of the executive committee
are: W. G. Roberts and R. O. Castle of
Lincoln, and R. B. Skinner, Peter Mer
ten and George Brewer.
Lincoln was selected as the place for
holding the next convention.
NOTED ORGANIST PLAYS
IN OMAHA NEXT MONTH
Omaha is to hear something rare in
organ solos in July when Gatty Sellars,
the solo organist of the Queen's hall and
the Crystal Palace Musical festivals of
London, gives two free will recitals In
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ft WHITE STAR ft
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or Company's Office, Cbiro. 'II
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Newest and Finest
Continental Steamer
S.S.France
leralo tm ,a
Transatlantiquit. most , msfnitieeot
Screw Turbine stesmer sflaat. This steamer hss
57 suites, snd rooms with privsts bsth, Turkish bsth. (ymnssium,
lsundrr. elsvstors. srt gslleries. dsily paper, librsry. Every concsw
able luxury to insure s quick, HeMsMful roysje. New York o
Paris. All steamers take southerly course.
For psrtlculsrs spplT to
W. E. Bork, 1524 Fsr
asm St.: L. Neese, 1st
sf! Bank; J. B Rey
nolds. 1642 Fsraam St.
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coronation music, accompanied by a sst
of cathedral chimes. He will play on
July 15 and 16 at the First Methodist
church.
O'Neill Begins Work
Reorganizing Club
LINCOLN, Neb., June 14. -Following the
retirement last night of Donald C.
Despain as president of the Lincoln Ba?i
Ball club, President O'Neill of the West,
em league today began the work of un
tangling the troubles which have beset
the club since last fall. President O'Neill
tonight announced the selection of Hugh
F. Jones as acting president of the club.
Jones, since the season opened, has be:i
the representative of th Chicago Inter
ests which furnished the money to settle
bills, and will probably become the new
owner of the property.
O'Neill will be in Lincoln a number of
days, being called here, in part, to de
fend the suit against the National Asso
ciation of Base Ball Clubs Instituted in
federal court by Guy W. Green, a former
Lincoln club owner. Green demands dam
ages in the sum of (100,000 for alleged
conspiracy.
LETTERS OF HAVEMEYER TO
AGENTS WRITTEN IN CIPHER
NEW YORK, June 14. Correspondence
between Henry O. Havemeyer and uscar
W. Donner, indicating that Mr. Have
meyer Borne times employed a cipher
code In directing those sent to represent
him in acquiring beet sugar plants In
western states, was Introduced today
when the government's suit to dissolve
the sugar trust was resumed.
Among the letters which United States
Assistant District Attorney Knapp In
troduced was one dated November 25,
1902, In which Donner repeated a telegram
previously sent, translations of the cipher
words used appearing In parenthesis.
From the various letters introduced It
was Indicated that Donner was sent west
by Mr. Havemeyer to report con
fidentially on the men from whom con
trol of the beet sugar Industry Is alleged
to have been acquired. In the report
Donner referred to President Morey of
the Great Western as "a man reputed of
large means and of good standing in the
community."
WYOMING MASONS CONFER
DEGREES ON LARGE CLASS
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June lS.-(Special.)
-The regular June meeting of Wyoming
Consistory No. t which opened here yes
terday morning. Is attracting unusual In
terest among Wyoming Masons. A cla
of thirty-nine master Masons is receives
the degrees from the fourth to the thirty
second, Inclusive. Last night the beauti
ful Rose Croix degrees were exemplified
in the presence of hundreds of visiting
Scottish Rite Masons, and today degrees
from the twenty-first to the twenty
eighth were put on. The session will
close Friday night with a banquet and
ball at the Masonic temple in honor o!
the new class. Wyoming Consistory No.
1 Is less than twelve years old, and yet
the organization numbers nearly SCO of
the leading Masons of the state. Fully
seventy-five members have since taking
the degrees moved to other states, and
some to Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and
the Philippines.
FOREST FIRES RAGING
IN WESTERN ALBERTA i
WINNIPEG. Man., June W.-Forest
fires, which have been raging In western
Alberta all week, are the worst In years
and hundreds of rangers and their as
sistant are making desperate efforts to
beat back the fire.
Fifty men left Golden today In response
to an urgent call to reinforce the men
fighting a conflagration which already
has destroyed a million feet of saw logs,
two construction camps and a track of
logging railway. The chief losses were
sustained by the Columbia River com
pany. DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Minnie Llpman.
Mrs. Minnie Llpman, who died Wednes
day evening at a local hospital after long
suffering from Internal troubles, was
burled yesterday afternoon In Fisher's
cemetery, near South Omaha. The ser
vices were conducted from the Dodder
Undertaking chapel. Mrs. Llpman for
merly lived st Bassett, Neb.
i
Films to Advertise Dakota.
DEADWOOD. S. D June 14.-SpeclaD
Moving picture films of the cities and
towns and points of scenic and historic
Interest in this state are shortly to be
taken, according to the plans of State
Immigration Commissioner John D. Deets,
of Pierre. Mr. Deets has asked the co
operation of all the towns In the state
and has arranged with the railroads
about transportation of the picture
artists. Every portion of the state is to
be covered, with particular attention to
be paid to the scenic resources of the
Black Hills, to attract tourist to this
section. Deadwood some time ago Inaugu
rated a move for moving picture films
but Is expected to now join In the general
state movement, the pictures to be ex
hibited throughout the east and middle
west.
Pontoffire Safe Blown Open.
STEUBEN VILLE, O., June 14.-Robber
early toda"y raided the mining town of
Parlett, blew the safe in the postofflca
and stole J9"0 In cash and 1200 in postage
stamps, robbed the Wheeling &. Lake
Erie Railroad tickets office of all rail
road tickets and escaped on a handcar
stolen from the railroad.
Life Problem Sol red
by that great health tonic, Electric Bit
ters, is the enrichment of poor, thin
blood, and strengthening the weak. 60c.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Kewspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
A Bachelor's Reflections.
Wisdom doesn't think folly is any
rasher than folly thinks wisdom Is duller.
Telling the truth, like anything else,
could become a habit If anybody would
try it.
The worst sNiut a moon to a girl 1
how much louder It seems to make a
kiss sound.
No matter what his reputation, there
Is something downright good about a
man who has an honest hunger.
The more a man calls his wife dear In
public the more It might surprise her
if he did It when they were In private.
New York Press.
A Mntter of Pride.
"No." said Mr. Meekton: "I don't want
Henrietta to go Into politics."
"You are envious of her superior en
ergy.". "No; I'm not. But Henrietta is sure to
rise to official position. And when I hand
her my salary on Saturday night I don't
want to be haunted by any doubts
whether It Is my voluntary domestic con
tribution or a species of municipal graft."
Washington Star.

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