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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
CALHOUN JUROR ALSO
ROBBED
(1y United Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. March 29.--
While Detective Burns was raiding
the Offices Of the United railroads,
following an alleged theft of evil
dence from the prosecution in the
Calhoun bribery case. thieves loot
ed the residence of Charles Suy.
dam. who was being detained with
othef jurors at the st. Francis no
tel. They stole jewelry valued at
$500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
KILLED IN HIS CABIN.
(By United Press)

TACOMA, March 29.-Frank Mo.
zen, a rancher, was found dead
with four bullet holes in his body,
yesterday I'm the brush near his
cabin at Summit station ON the old
Puyallup line. The motive was
evidently robbery as his pockets
were rified and wallet secreted In
the kitchen taken. He lived in the
cabin alone. II Is believed he had
been dead four days as shot was
heard then by U. G. Burke, q neigh
boring rancher.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
WANTS TAFT TO ELuciDATE.
fRY unltAd Presal

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Rep-
resentative James OF Kentucky, in
discussinG the tariff today, pointed
out defects In the measure. He
said he was disappointed with the
attitude Of Taft, because he had not
committed himself to definition OF
reasonable profit" to which bush
ness Ii entitled.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
GOVERNOR COSCROVE IS
COMING HOME

time he came here, he never lost
heart and until recently his condi-
ton had showed improvement, In
spite of the fact that his strength
had been fearfully reduced. Until
two days ago he kept his feet and
moved about the hotel. He was
conscious just before his death.
The trip he made to- Olympia to be
inaugurated in January probably
robbed him of whatever chance he
might have had to prolong his life
beyond this time.
Governor Cosgrove was born in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
ALL THERE TO MEET HIM.
fby United Pressl

NEW YORK, March 20.--John-
son, heavyweight. accompanied by
his white woman. we're GREETED by
5000 negroes when they arrived
here today. He headed negro au-
to parade.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
REFORMS BAD WITH FRUIT


Bpeoial Correspondence to The Pxsss
TACOMA, Wash, March 20
diet of fruits, nuts and cold water
as substitute for reformatories
and jails for criminally inclined is
urged by Humane Officer VIM. S.
Van Voris of this city. Perverted
desires and degenerate tendencies,
he declares. are nursed in the stom.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29

prohibitionist on the liquor ques-
ton adm that the Law Enforcement
league is not prohibition organ
ization, but one to enforce the laws
as they appear on the statute
books. He says the Law Enforce
ment league will now divide its
vote.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
MORE PLUMs FROM TAFT.
BY United press)

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Taft
today sent to the senate the follow
Ing nominations: Solicitor general,
Lloyd w. Bowers, Yale man. Illi-
nois: assistant secretary of the
treasury. Charles Norton, Illinois;
consul general to Singapore. James
T, Dubois, Pennsylvania.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
FALLING WALLS KILL THREE,
(By United press)

LOS ANGELES. March 90
Three men were killed and two in
jured today when the walls of the
old county jail building collapsed
while being razed. 1t s feared
four other bodies will be found.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
HARTMAN AT SALT LAKE,
by United Press)

OGDEN, Utah, March 29.-Harri-
man and party and a number of
western railroad men, arrived here
at 8 this morning. They spent
three hours in the city and proceed
ed to Salt Lake.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29
(By United Press)

PASO ROBLES, Cal, March 20.
The body of s. G. Cosgrove, gov
ernor of Washington, who died yes
terday of heart attack, accompan.
led by ]. M. Anderson and wife and
the widow, left here for the north
at $50 this morning.
No funeral arrangements were
made at Paso Robes. They will
probably be in charge Of Governor
Hay and the decedent's son.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29

JAS. BOYLE, WHO KIDNAPDH
BILLY WHITLA, AND HIS WIFE.
WHO KEPT THE BOY HIDDEN;
cious characters? Students OF
crime are asking these questions.
There were hundred expedients
open to them. They could have
separated and started for any part.
Of the country. They got the money
AZ (Copffnuod IN Dapa 6l r.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-29

Although. Governor Cosgrove's
case seemed hopeless from the
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
WANT CLAY COURT -OURNAME
National COMMITTEES Re-
eeIves Letterx frnm We.tern Ven.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The executive
committee OF the National avn Tennis as
ISOLATION. which net here tonight. had be-
fore II FOR review and discussion the ranurr
Of the ranking COMMITTEES and letters from
western tennis men, who s-ek to rave
sanctioned a national championship tour
namcnt on clay courts In tae west IN
addition 20 the present grass court cham
plOnsuip event at Newport. r. l.
L Was evident That the western tennis
players We're aroused and may secede
from the National association II their de-
mand for z dirt court championship event
is not -recOguiZed.
The western clubs maintain that o. PEI
cent ut tennis players IN the Cnitad States
are used % the dirU court Eastern MAJ
ers hold that Two championships would
give rise TO confusion.
The question will come before the Ma
uunHl association at its nesting in Feb
runry.
The report OF the ranking committee was
not made public, but IL IL understood 10
have named the leaders IN Inc following
order
W.. A. Larnsd. W. J. CIothier M z. No
LoushIln a. "a Long, W 2 Johnson.
r. De little, Robert Leroy. T. r. Pell, c.
n T1uchard. n. w. Niles, u. p Larned.
Nat Emgrs0n and Richard H. BaImer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
SECRETARY DICKINSON
REACHES SAN Juan
Head Of War Department and Gea-
eraI Edwards Given EIAborats
eceprfo by Governor.

SAN JUAN, Dec. Ex-Governor Colton's
reception last evening in honor OF the
American secretary Of war, Jacob M Dick
inson. and Brtgadier General Clareacs 3.
Edwards. chief OF the Bureau OF lnsular
affairs, was unsurpassed sven by thAt
given TO President Roosevelt in loos. Dele
cations from all the towns In tho Islands
and from all branches OF society, official,
military and political, were present.
The secretary and his party spent today
in study ng conditions on the Island. The
republican and uul1nist parties which have
united FOR the purpose Of citizenship, an
elective senate and other reforms. hive
appointed a committees 20 confer with Sec
retary Dickinson On these questions.
The committee will proceed 10 Washing
zion and will present 2 petition TO congress
requesting that these proposals be carried
into effect.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
Ell TEAM In LEAD SO FAR
Famous Bowlers at Top in Tourney,
with Total Of 9,749.
W. A. KEYT HIGH IN SINGLES
Away Ahead. with Very High Teal
90 aTs, which May Make Him
city Champiou-Other
Ganues.
W. A. KEYT HIGH IN SINGLE.

A larger crowd than attended the opening
night OF the city bowling tournament Wa
present 10 see the teams shoot On the SET
ond night. Interest In this event is greater
than at any previous contest and Ia IN
crsasing daily as the goes
merrily on.
The Beselin Mixers OF the Cellar league
we're matched with the Mnionys u The
Boosters league. Although neither team
set a new mark In the flve-men event,
they should be given A great deal Of credit
for their efforts. considering they were
almost entirely new men IN the bowling
game and oowled under conditions entirely
new and thls was lleir flrst appearance
IN a bowling tournament OF any klnd.
The Metz Bros. and NaucKs GlendaIes
followed Immediately after the first contest,
the Metz team going INTO first place with
a nice uotal OK ATfs, doing some wonderful
bowling against odds caused BY tough luck,
City Champion kIauUK vas high for the
evening with a total Of VI.
Dad Huntington led the Metz team with
57 and a Us game, going the whois WAY
through without an error. Three bad
splits in me second game kept his totaI
way down.
4FannIuu NJ faama.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
CoNGRESSMAN'S SON
COMMITS SUICIDE
Jerome NJ. C0udsry Of Sc. Louis, Aged
Is Years, shoots Himself
Through Head.

3 LOUIS. Dec. 9.-Jerome "a. Coudrey.
he ls-yaar-old son OF Congressman Harry
u. Godfrey OF the Twelfth congressional
district. shot and killed himself tonight ~
rl.0 o'clock in nis apartments at the Buck
inzhan club. Congressman Godfrey, who
Is IN Washington. was notified OF his SON
death AZ midnight, and Is now enroute 70
the city on a special train.
Young Cuudr-y was found dead with a
bullet hole IN his head by HIS grandmother,
with whom he lived, shortly before mid
night. No cause for ais suicide .s known.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
Zine Matches Tonight.

Two Interesting matches are scheduled
for tonight, the first between Yaussm $
Colts and the O'Brtsns Monte Chr1stus, and
the second bstween the Equitable Life and
Union PacifiCs.
The line Of the teams will be as fol-
lows:
Yousem's Colta-Matthes, Yousem, c..
RICE, Schmidt ana Clark.
O'brtsn's Monte ChriEtos-Baehr Lou4h,
SpsrmRn, Lacy ana Anderson.
Equitable LIfe-Grothssr Neeiey, A. c.
Reed. Grant and Packard.
Union Paeincs-ChriStianson, Edison. De-
lAnsy. smith and Coleman.
Thursday Z p. m: Omaha Bedding Co.,
Tharsday. ) .. m: Omaha old Storage.
Friday, p. M. M~cCord-Brady Advos,
BrodeEzard Crowns.
Friday, 3 p. m Drsibus Candy Co.
Notes Of the Alleys.
Keyts three series Of 5ss. "a ana 57S, a
total 81 LAB, makes him high Tor The re-
peaung riue given by me Omaha Bicycle
company for the largest total in the nine
games
Big Nose Yousem says it's 100 or better
for niE minor leaguers tonight.
The HUssie Acorns are up On their sar-
three straight N one nIsut from ths Daily
News team.
Hamersurom made some Of the Old
timers look bad in the tive-men, with a
~ game and 53 total.
There IL no doubt about the tournament
creating an interest in the bowling game.
Many are becoming regulars At ths alleys.
Too much 0f the Christmas spirit is
manifested In the cellar league. The lead
=rs are giving games away three at a
time.
The Flying DurchmHn OF the cellar alleys
lost mis- rudder and had % uEuL when
Johnny Laird took him INTO tow and beat
him TO a fraZEle.
All games N the tournament must be
Jowied oy midnight January J. The All8ys
are open from ~ A. m. 70 midnight every
DAY for this event.
John Grimes. a wei known Sioux CItY
bowler and a member OF the famous
Brewed Mails, is IN The city ana ak.
on ali Corners on the francisco allows.
A bowling party consisting Of Mr..
knapp, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. McInuyrr,
Mrs. LiIson, MFs. Campbell and 1Lher well
known women u the Omaha Field ciub
has engaged Nos. s. . and 10 at the Fran.
+eisco a.lsys for Wednesday morning.
Dave OfBrten. the old-umer, was in Fran
cisco s praCtiCing Tor the double amt siugt
events. Dave IS paired with Dick GrItte
In thr dOuDles ind they viii both bowl iu
the singles. some Of the gallery say Dave
BOWED a 20 game. but az ne had thr
alleys engaged 0y the hour Snd kept his
own score there Is a doubt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
WANTED-STUATi0NS
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

CHIEF QCARTERMASTER,S OFFICE
Omaha Men, December "a, lS9. Sealed
proposals. In trtpIiCate, will be received
hsr8 ana by quartsrmaater at the post
named hsrsin, until ~ a. M, cantraL
standard time, January "A. 1910, for furnish
ing oats. nay ana straw, during the period
from February 10, 1910, To June 20, 1910,
at Fort Mackenzie, wyoming. Proposals
for delivery at other places Will not os
entertained. United states reserves right
to reject OF dCCepT any OF AL proposals or
any part thereof. furnished
on application here or to quartermastsr at
station named. Envelopes containing
proposals snouId be marked Proposals FOR
Forage, and addressed 20 Major D. y.
Mccarthy, 9. Y. n. 9-30-3lJ 20-A-22.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
DEAD SOLDIERS COME TO LIFE
IN Unframed Horse, In Play
at 81. Joseph. Performs SEEM
ing Miracles.

ct. JOSEPH, No, Dec. An IN
trained horse in the scene Of shsridan's
ride IN SHENANDOAH being played by a
stock company At a local theater became
struck with stage fright and CHARGED the
scenery II first kicked over a stone waIl'
ana then stepped on several supposedly
dead soldiers. who ran yelling from the
stage. The horse was not subdued until
the curtain vas rung down.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
HANGS HIMSELF IN soxCAR
Hody Of Man Who Committed Suicide
IN Chicago Found tn New
York.

NEW YORK. Dec H-DanEiing from ?
rafter OF an Illinois Central freight car.
in which Il had apparently Travelled an
the way from Chicago, the body OF a mid
die aged man was found IN ms Baltimore
& Ohio Yards on the west side this after
noon. Five pairs OF trousers and three
coats wers discovered on the victim. while
papers in his pockets showed that he was
E0vacn Sander. IN Austrian. 20 years old
There were ~ in cash In the pockets. The
man mad svidentiy hanEed himself In Chi
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
Whole Turkish
Cabinet Hands
IN designations
Change in Ministry Said to Be at
Request Of Committee of Union
and Progress.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 9-The whole
Turkish cabinet resigned this evening. fol-
lowing the resignation OF Hilmi Pasha, the
grand ViEier, who Withdrew from the min
istry early in theaday.
It IL reported t1at serious conflicts lave
occurred At BaZdad, but this S NOT con-
tirmed officially.
II IL believed tina the COMMITTEES of
union and progress has decided upon a
change in the ministry. because Il mas ar
rived at the conclusion that the aCcusa-
tons against The former grand viE.er,
KlAmil Pasha, which caused his resigna-
ton, were unjust. 1t is understood the
committees tavors the appointment Of
Tswfik Pashn, the present ambassador AZ
London, as grand viEier, but 1t Is moi
likely that KIAmil PashA will return to
power. In any case. the withdrawal OF
Hllmi Pasha will involve the reconstruc-
ton OF the cabinet.
The grand vizier's resignation, 1t IL un-
derstoud. was due to l~ntriEuss gains aim
in the hambe and threats by the com
mittee Of union and progress to engineer
A parliamentary vote OF want of conf
dence in the government.
Reports hint at Il military appointment,
possibly Gsneral Schefket PAshA AZ HllmI
PAsha's SUCCESSOR.
Hilmi PashA was appointed grand vizier
by the sultan on the resignation OF RlamI
Pasna February IL, the present year, aud
the new cabinet was constituted May 5
Soon after lts formation the Chamber OF
Deputies and the senate, with scarcely a
dissenting voice, voted oonfidencs IN this
ministry, after the governments policy VA
explained. This policy included the en-
forcing Of economies TO meet ths tlnanciA
deficit and the eradication Of the cause
which ed 10 the AdauR outbreaks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OFFICE
Of Lse-GlAsH-And aesen Hardware com
pany, Omaha. Nebraska. Escemher III. n04.
Notice "a hereby given to rhs stockholders
OF Lee-lla6z-Anureeaem Hardware Com
hat Lle annual meeting uf The stock
holders OF the 0mpany will be held az the
office OF the salu company, cOrner OK Ninth
and harneg stress. IN the city OF Omaha.
IN tbs state OK Nebraska. On tuesday jan
uary H. A. D. lsl1 az : U ci0ck y. m, Tor
uue purpose OF elecung a board OF direct
Qrs Tor The COMPANY 10 serve durinE Uua
ensuing year. ana 20 transact sucn utner
business as may lc presented az such
meernE II j. LAE. President.
Attest. W. "A GLASS. Secretary.
III ~ J "
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

wirrs Hs Cannot GO to Kansas city
UurfI February.

KANSAS CITY. No, DOC "a telegram
frIm Batting ,lsou, staUns nat he voull
be unable ~ meet DICK Hy and IN a kim
contest uera until February, cancels the
at that time.
The oCal promoters OF the contest stated
today tAaC tne men WI not meet here.
Both men having posted their forfeit
money. Willie Gibbs ~ Philadelphia and
Teddy Peppers or Kansas City VIII meet
here Ia a ,~an-round bout before the Empire
Athletic club next Saturday night.
Ii was announced yesterday 0y the man
ayers OF the club that me match would DE
declared off because the forfeit money mad
AOt been advanced.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

W.. A. keYt Likely Champion.
W. A. ksyt Ia away in Lns Lead IN the
single event by rolling a very nigh total
OF G3 his second game was excellent
starting with six straight strikes a spare
N the seventh, and then striking to the
nniEh. But one pin stood in the seventh,
the six pin, which was all hat Kept him
from making a perfect score.
This is the highest total ever bowlsd
n a city tournament ana should and W A.
Reyt first place and the championship FOR
A year.
Doubles and singles.
Scores Of the games BOWED in the doubles
and singles as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

CHICAGO Dec. @-Work was started to-
day on the equipment OF the gymnasium
IN the barn at tbs rear Of Jack Johnson
new home here. The negro champion plans
to do a large amount Of his prsiIInina, >
training in his new gymnasium. Accord
ing to his plans the equipment viii be ths
best o~btainable and he will have an idea,
training place when IL IL finished. Johnson
said no would have A iarge training start
consisting n "GunboAt" Smith, Mont Cut
Ter. Jack HsinAn and several others.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
sToCKHOLpERs, MEETING-

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stOCkhO- ders OF The Bee
Building company will be held al 4 O'CLOCK
p. M. Tuesday. January Is. IHl0. al the
office OF said company in The Bee huildiug,
Omaha, Tor the election OF a board OF III
rectors for the ensuing year and the uraas-
action OF such other business as may prop
eriy come before such meeting.
e. c. RDSEWATER secretary.
Dec. I-2t ID & s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
Other Gnmea.

City A and Clty c tangled things up yes
terday afternoon At he Metropolitan alleys.
City A won hrsJ game on the roll of as Il
was tie In the tenth. then they took the
other ywo. O'Couuor was nigh single ana
total for City A, ls5, and W. Brown GOT
nlEh single and total tor City c. lS4. and
"A. score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
LEGAL N~oTIcES-eoati---a-

OMAHA. DEC. q Im NOTICE rs
herahy given hat the annual nesting of
the stockholders Of the Omaha Gas com
Dauy will be held a. The office Of the
company Lac Howard street, AZ 1870 a m.
Monday. January a. 1910, Tor the election of
directors for the ensuing year aud Tor
the transaction u such business as may
come before the mesuu
FRANK r. HAMILTON, President.
GEORGE ". CLABAUGH, SecretarY.
DE2d1Ot.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

PINEHURST, ". g., Dee. D-Thrse dl-
visions quailried in the sixth annual huli-
day week golf tournament today, Julian
T. Bishop OF the Br1OktOwu club, Bridge
port, ,eadilg with a lard Of g, -vu strokes
ahead or J. Y. Boyd OF the Harrisburg
Country club and W. r. TuckernAn II
Chevy Chase, who turned IN scores OF IS
each. Among others who made the first
Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

The HIssies Acorua won three games
from the Daily News lass n.gnt on the
Metropolitan alleys Merritt had nigh
single game with uS and M1yua had high
totals with NN Tonight West sides and
BUNGALOWS. score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
1876 Broadway, New YORK. Nav. 30th, 800 -
the Stockholders or The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company Referring 70 the notice
sent 90 NuL .FJEemDeT ALA, IJI5, Gaining 4
special meeting OF the stockholders Of THIS
Company co be held ON the 18th day OF jan
uary, 1910. you ara notified that the stock
transfer books OF this Company Will be
closed at 3 O'Clock p. m. December stn.
1893. instead OF January ltL, yl0, and re-
main closed Until 10 O'Clock a. N. January
18th. 1910. This change IN date is made 70
avoid any possibility OF confusion in deaf
ings in the stock and rights to subscribe
70 bonds, prior 20 the date Of said special
nesting II unable 70 attend The meeting
please sign ami return the proxy which we
have already sent you. A H. CALEB,
Nov. u 70 Jar. L. Secretary
Nov. is to Jan. rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

WEBSTER STA.-I5TH a WEBSTER
Missouri Pacific.
Leave. Arrive.
Auburn LoCaI...--...-..b $50 pm bI2:lo pm
Chicago, st. PauI, Minneapolis q
OmnhM-
Sioux City Express. .....b 200 pm bill. - am
Omaha LOcal............ ....--.... C $50 pm
Sioux City PASSENGER. ...---.- D 9:20 pm
Twin City Passenger. ...b $40 am .......
Sioux City LdcaI........C 81 an .....
Emerson Local ..--.....b 5:A pm b 40 am
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

Martins Tigers Iutclaased Calku.s cubs
Al bowling Iaat night az sultu Omaha,
winning three stra gul gauts. Tom Larsln
rolled the nigh score tur Tie seaz maN-
ing 212 ln lhH second game. score;
MARTINS TIGERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30

ElAE h4-@DetlA bargain. three 8tE-
lions OF fine farming land, 10 miles from
Denver, Colo, L. miles ". q. LImon; 80
ger cent ls first-clRss farming land, the
rest splendid meadow must De sold a.
once; only IS acre. R. ID. BetteswOrth,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Z.1sO acres decided and at 80 per acre and
ESQ acres leased from state at S cents per
acre, better tnAn owning IL, land lev4 and
growing splendid crops OF wheat, oats,
barley, corn. millsc ana Alfalfa A Hnaig
improved ranch, houses. barns and corralB
Ia good condition. Noucs thaI you pay aD
per acre for the decided ana and get $40
acres practically Tor nothing. Nowat Land
& Lot CO., suite GA. New York LIE Bids
Kansas.
l6g ACRES Just two miles from a good
town in Morris county, where land Is SELL
ING from IS TO 500 per acre; owner not aDis
70 hold this l60 a. and must sell in 30 days
Tor $50 per acre This Is a snap R q.
Swartz, White City, Kan.
M1nns.ota.
MINNESOTA farms for bargains. See
& ID. Young, Plattsmouth. Neh.
0kIahoma-
We have 10 GO acres OF choices land to
selec; from. sansing in price from g %
sas district and you might ger an oil well
SoNATa LAND " L0T CO,
suite sA New York Liza Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Zoo to s., 900 on homes IN Omaha. oKsefs
Real Estate Co. 1904 N. z Life. Doug. Or
A-n52
LOANS TO home owners ana home build
ers. with privilege or mating partial pay
nents semi-annuaIiy No commission
". RI. THOMAS.
SOB First National sank Bldg.
sECoN.l MORTGAGE loans aezntiated.
lpiy Rooms Ef7-lS First National Bank
.dg. Bell phone Douglas 2lA
MONEY TO LoAN-Payue Investment Co.
wANTED-City Ioaus. Peters Trust Co
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS.
L have to offer three purchase money
mortgages TO the amount OF $500 On farms
worth twice that amount; three years to
run, to net investor Ok per cent per an
Ium notes endorsed and payment guar
antsed by the payee, who Is worth more
nan a0o.Oo0, making the security doubly
safe. Whoever wants these should act at
{. H. AMBLER, 1870 BARKER BLK.
aO0 to aO.JOO made promptly. 3. .. Wsad.
WeAd Bldg. IXth and Farnam-
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
70 loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room L New York Life sldg:
WANTED-City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam smith a Co.. l5D9 Farnam st.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK a co, N. Y. Life.
Private money. 500 20 900; low raJs.
LOWEST R~ArES-BsmIs. Brandsia Bldg.
GAHVIN BROS. us n. 2. Life. S5e0 70
COOS On improved proDsrtY. No delay.
REAL estate WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
s. 6 and . room houses. II prices are right
wa can sell your property for you.
NOWArA LAND AND LOT CO.,
suite - n. z. Life Bldg
WANTED-To buy or rent on Omaha car
inc a house with 2 or 3 acres. Address o
80. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-30
Mexico Gulf Coast Land Co.,
61 Brandeis Bldg Omaha, Neb
REAL ESTATE -con'in"ed.


FOR SALE-GreatsHt bargain N So. OAK,
1zU-acre ~well-tmprOved farm. near city or
Mitchell, new buildings not A foot OF vase
and. could not Jay nicer. best OF soil,
Alfalfa land. tenant raised over 500 o.
crops in Hss; corn went 10 1u- acre, -
acre. worth $50 acre, Sl2,J0O can remain a.
o per cent. Marner g. Co, Cedar Rapids,