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FARMs ANo AcRFAor-toont.l

FARMS AND AcREAoE-(cont.)
CLOSE TO BROWNSVILLE
"a eaaaig rsaf sisss by go ,.sa.i ~
sfafFH no hetfef ffacf m WesfefH W ASH.
iaainn Doe hufnr
PRICE $3.50.
$3.50 ASH
ctiffonp a VAN AnanALE.
fROOM HOUSE $500
I've Blacks fraHi affest car una Tot
ns,sa ysar saa rarasa fsr,ns ~
eash ana it eef mppfa call last Hpnd
re cores see niis, fFpm si,Y uasl,s
o. lsa $50 case. tataHeH O. pea meath
Sc hsnasnf feqfa ? Ilfnss hldE
WATER FRONT.
s---~e-~~~Ts~ee-es~~~-e- ~o-e-~-e-~~~e~~e-0-ses
GEO A VIRTUE co.
Ma. go nesssa niaeA I'D az
.ss,s 1' -s ssi 's' s s9s ' sl's a sss
fees ~ Mafsffrani an fhr Haund hlNt.
" sapFreea haasa. ehieasn hnusas- tsa
sa,as5s ana "a seassi ssar sssse
Aise iauk thts fAfHi 80 60 sores. aifh
eH8HH Kind ~ impfasrnruts aaaa
hsss ~sisf pirsa Be- stfaa t.rffirs.
tehtafn NtaHfa ffaif tfeas. hrff4ea
rH@ assrnthiaE ready 60 earn cas- =
ngias
wATEN PROM
We are traiH4aftera faf HaaHd astfr
.bies o.. a. .as.aisiaiss ws ~ f 81
fss = at0s tract - ttaf. go easy 'sfms
eitn.u ane hesr aaa tnsaly miauies q
ola mksaaN a co.
tttafa.ftE.fir Nse rsrs niash
WAFNMFMuNr.
atfa cleared zee f4st ssaeh privilege.
raarn eatiaFs. tswn. garden. stlgksn
fftss lsrHs isst essa taisaes sasy.
MEnintrr MEsiTx co.
g seattle We 90 make terms y tssa
EaEh. Eaianea uanw Fnars
utn itANHaN co
fis.fi5.alf.sif Nss refs MEX
Large tract % vaisr ffaai. 70 feet &C..
tuA} ffeutaas mf4agifai vis~t CLAIMS
coed uuhisE one haaf ara thirty min.
utes q Heafite Nlre ssudr beach 80
OLD mANHuN 4 c0
fitsit.sts.fi7 Ns~ Yars nieeh
IRRIGATED LANDS.
ORANo0AN COUNTY APPLE
LAND.
$50 sores nh
BREWSTER FLATS
SO har acre uafvf ran he put on i3a
arfes Address = % ceifna. see ssh
aN ~ Seattle pf brewster
fHN4BATEu LANDS
atHa
arfra ~ NHf tHtai lard sitHHts Takf-
ma reuufF Eafms 80 cash. balance o.
psr mnnih This lard ls in wheat and
Nti naun - under the fftfh bargain.
NfE HANSON A co
1tt.ett tls.1if See York Block
FARMS AND GARDENS.
~~~-~-~s~~-~~~~~ ~~~4~s~~~~s~sN~4~~-
81 ea0 ulN nuY 4 i've srre tract this
uHah. near Eeunffr club aad Everett
intafufhau eaHF terms W W Reed. siE
White nidg fnd tts8
Flva acres three mites from city Tor
1899 f1e rash. bainnrs 81 per munth
Hea Manager. form q Times BidE
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ngLp wANrED-MALE.

HELP WANTED--MALE.
~~~~~~~~-~-~~s~-~~~~@-~
DON'T nE LONESOME
FatasssAts fntrnaarfnr Haeissr. fpr 70
fpseiahis psopis uuif rssiAhis marriage
aNeneF. MAhy meaathg nmNuheFa REF
ss .s.. 49, f.a a. msar .es'sas = 20 =
Sundays tastatef 1ane paess lee fiax
ssf seattle Once tstt vsadaas
rsaaa man. bfiEhs 4na auf.nr 60 take
rhaFev u nfanfh asties fa eld established
ARD sell paTiaa epslrrss Nest hsse
taans capital Address hH snail aaiI
h 4 a. so F.sary nias
RsHaels nsa y shew aaa ssl' isna
sspFFianee act nrs@s 80
sas LIBERTY ula9 opposite resteffles
WHY Pan MORE
nsa' tss s'g g., 49,. ' ssss r 80
il5ys. q gsa saa, sesa rsgiaa pslgss
aaNa hers "a whfeh Feu cas- maee -
wues -esaF asaftY sea~as 10 rea weFAsa az
car kaa ~hsg cafspiar = reats yea eea
saa see lfaaans. c.lreafaltan usat seattle
star. 1875 asFsath
9sar saisssusn b asip ssii aaa shs-
i1Hd ffaHa affiee. basf and attiti11 tAea
ssasassssa Z, ss'a s'se 80 80 49,.
$50 wliiinN - huHsis Expemsss sd
traasgorgaftan paid ffiYuainEhAm taaa
Co. ISIS nsud . Efsfsts
wsaa ffss day Aise intsiiirsrt ussa
70 ss~w Lard. ti6a nseath Vast ees
salesman sDaak4nE al afanflnaFt&n taa-
ressss $50 bsnnsii - Nbaff ~ prssa'
wANrEp-Msn ans wo-asn " isarn
me barb~r trade canpisfs sesrss. frss
wages PAID psa uhGta tsafnla9 largest
sghaai u TIE vest Call % ~rits Tor
NATIONAL nAnnEn cot.LEaR
81 WaahipEt9r ~
wsaisa-A ssssist e ssas shsfs. e.
sary $50 o fiiunan. Esem Z. Times
Wantaa-Man sha haa lad aspaFirrgs
On tfriEaflan. 90 ears Tor ~ acres lW @ittAa
tae eountT faf Share u zfegs ana srias
Say N4qr. ears Ng4F
WANrEn--An snpsrisncsa farmer pn
Eastern WashiuNtnH ranch
GEO a VIRTUE. tfa nas.Tu Hlaek
carpsntsr ana rGarnti@x wers wanted
f1rs In sErnarns Tor rest % hFirs WQfk
paans suenin1s. hrineT itpf
TIT TAKE YorM Lor coMrnAg
ALLOWING Ftf1s VALUE CALL a2i
SULLIVAN block
Try Maliargs Rafhar Hhap Tor = see
scaip irsatuent III cassmhia at
asrara haad eisthinE bought ard sold
tfii Fiks q. Maln kais lnd.. !. fse
an Prot Htsvvns Nsw &sthed Teach
MN[XA ms panranK EaarantHed Tn pr.
AfF eats isnsana DAYS. evenings EFisl
glIl alWayn FREE Fourth and Ftne -
- ss4ssasaas
AGENTS WANTED.
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AGENTS WANT Edo aid az Supply
she demand Tor rhniea rarssrY sipc
saffit free cash neakiF. AddresH cAfl-
TAI. CITY NURSERY COMPANY. SALEM
Oregon.
WARTED-mIscELLANEouS
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WANTED TO BUY Encyclopedia
nrifsanica and other references Works
what have y0a 20 SELF
THE BOOK cOLfECTpRT CLUB,
fgs BAILEY BtDg
wiaoesr warts board and room faf
snif and care f9F baby boz, 10 months
aid. with lady. Bss, Tbs star
Active partner 70 take half interest %
taunchs money maker call 4tth Az
dock ballard
if yon want 70 sau pour properly iisi
[ h wigh y W jackson. 19I American
Bank BldK Main 1853. Ind. btsL
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SEATTLE FURNITURE MIG co
MAKES YOUR OLD FuRNI
TURN LOOK LIKE NEW.
Repaired rannlahrd and upholstered
Tafaifura made go order Store end
tEFHl NkfHfFH gnHnfe4a Show Uaara rf0
800 VIRGINIA sr Phone fnd asea
Nsheiman q Wttan carpenters aud
fathafn window ard dnnf screens a spa.
rtaftF Mmir ttra. loo EtHt
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TuWT0TWW on MIs9IWN d0WTs- gINV-
A-light barn sash. 42c TO e2c
Cottage front Windows bottom glRsa
fext0 Inches. top llKnt. fox1o. &ag6.
Glass china cupboard doors. gi.Co.
Porch columns. sec 20 st.f0.
Wall or deAdenlnE felt, / H. 20 yard. roll
Of tbe feet, sl.6o
Gold Seal roofing square 81 IS
Rim locks. with black knobs 2ac
Mortiscd locks. jet knobs. 1gc
Front door lock. uight and day keys,
solid bronze knob and eEcutchoon. hand
bufted. fancy finish. 81.
Gold Seal house paint none better. 81
colorH, per gallon, ti.s0; 5-gallon iots
Sis
Gold seal barn and roef palnt. B-Ealion
cans 81 90 gallon.
Keystone varnish, per gallon. fi.be.
SEND FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
O. H. WILLIAMS co.
1910 Western Az near Madison.
Both phonas----whsh.
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s.-a>a@A@ss~Nf~es@as u~sf~asa~>fsaease>fs
Wanted adde's ard misses &C. know
fh- SEES ferH sample Garment Go. aac-
aHa fivHr fahthWra NheatFe NtAa Nofuur
Second aud Seneca SIS Ha there Tor
fnur suits. coats sAlffa dresses and petit
eHata FINEST materials laweat pfteaH
~ DE rseine esaat
IS antea t.uf tha seattla CstY tina.
rital applicants e. 1alH tha nru uaffss
Iraiuina class ffati and rHtn Hiets caHl 81
&c Instruction wtt b eitrn. eWh lst
iaFas ~ ths unsf pfunfnrnt phgairiaaa
saa HUGEeanH Gn thr Northwest Address
Hf ealf GA fHa fanulssataaef of Aealth.
$50 cay uaM Seattle
sENERAL Bright aad intelligent ladies
% rreaent auf coat and GAS nfupHsis
itan 60 an approved Use ef femiuias Uasa
tameFs Etceiient upraFfunttY fef riHht
party 60 aarn aaunite iaeama Nai
'nefntnss SOS t~arf uauanF
lf Miss Freeman. tts Exfh av. wiii call
Zee fhu STAR office lfaH HeFunth az.
.thla week she mNt BE- atFau kus Nekata
ta tas wafeetir theatre free
katak teteleain6 tae a FaiL saY siss
fNfa entafsewrnta fft jacobs FhHfa
shHr eeeeai naaF - n'ta-
4anus ntri wanted rs tssis - TART
haascE eetfaF Ftane hasf 4tit. itat
tiHFistan
SRI CO neht hFussaefk haurs
pef taF 1854 iEth AZ W FhaHa a.
wasted --uui a. general hsssswefk
rhane uauara tta
one hAna asnsf asoTEsiapa sssain
Laundry
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HkE
brown
The acreage man lie buys and sells
Room ~. 100 second ~.
quarter. acre TOT 1915 Good soil. con
teniont 10 car. on g2nd e.. near Green
Lake D-i0g, star.
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W. D. WALKER. M. D.

uATE--LIcENsED -sPECTALfsT.
AAA AlAATtDH AND ADVICE FREE
2e9 EPLER BLOCK
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FURNISHED HOUSES

N1NssNsNJ0D~1NsNaFa~eeeNe
q he rent Yon pay on furniture IN fuf-
uiahad house. II applied on goods PUT
chased ~ yourself and paid for ~ ths
week or month. W9uid soon enable you
10 gwn o. We axtsud credit Wo0dhou#a
a Plat Furn. Co. fls PIKE a.
Fiva.ropna furniahad cottage. 1879 sara
south Vine Ffs. overlooking baks
WaHhlnKtDu and Mt Baker h1ulegaI1
Block and a hair from cars tis. a fsfs
Niosly ARRANGED residence AZ Unlger-
sify. partly furnished. ~ ro0msi low
rent afzz 18Th Az N =. North sss
10 Lst--szs. Furnished cottage. Z rooms
modern. 1895 zstk y. Phone Main 1915
Ind Gf9
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nusINTsa cttANrrn.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
fes~s@s~aasee-ess7s7saNss~
Pee aaieearsafi restaurant. mst e1nius
nrH sleeping space fas ta steady ffaHa
Gearing ffts uef utnafh ever afi rs
aeaHea heat iHeatian lh utff UnHef
anaef ifaao on afraaHs 70 asnfF h4siness
ff'ne $3.50 FHnHs sidney SUI
Far sale Sea Nafk saestux aheh. IS
sif MreflH uns. near Atiaaffe o. ns#i
business Mars eelt au aeeHart ~ sieA
nrss
partF site 81 $50 ta tnHeEi in 3 sifet
class r5NpasiflaH asaA taina ts aHs
e pa rsAna nasIHeas Gail SIS Lear
ha0aine ass % Nc c1rment
fer Haie-lifsrefv ara taAss4 ass ii4-
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tt .a8e.Hiss funm nHa modern hauae CEN
crete haaeuenf faandFF trays Furnaces.
sHirnaifiF NHiHhrA tnfiau. fine tfew
aGffla De lut hn improvements in and
paid ln fall the laf 90 inaei and in
lawn $500 cash and naizars 60 HBit
enc purchaser Nhla 10 fine home.
and on IRE very easy terus lt iu real
HafFain. Come quick. as We have but
shHff fiua nn fhta
THE NAFrXgEH REALTY co.
'surlh HEz sIaa Fremont Ave
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UNION FRnsF 40 nwNrn.
FuRNlsnrn FlArs

4i n 'au5 foo@ iae'f dat ~ Im
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r11t ~ 90 q bod lasi narih 81 ihe
city umiis ntuH. dfF ara slightly OH
frs selling further ugf at fa98 20 teGa per
int This ls 11r cheapest iaf nHffh 20
enc city Terms $3.50 cash balance
in ir quarterly payments rrrfarf tftie
Wsffartg deed Iree abstract right
nMhV
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FROM Mllll DIRECT
ITO You

Buy your building material.
n - from the manufacsur.-
aud SAVE THE RE
- EAILERs PROFIT w.
are the largest fbecna.s
| hcAD sash and door MAJ,
| ufacturers In the ParIfi,
| Northwest These prls..
tell Why;
Cross panel doors for
| - painting. gieS
| - Cross panel daors foe
staining. tfba
| - | Cross panel doors All
| - finish. sfsb
LII From. doors saaE. ,.a
- &i.tb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03

secure scoeptanees from all our force. All
travelling men spoke TO seem eager to 90.
All Are Boosting.
Others speaking In the same strain are
the b B. Carrigan company, Byrne 8
Hammer, Bradford Kennedy Lumber,
Omaha Glass and Paint. Dodds Lumber
Crown Pipe Manufacturing, Walrath
Sherwood Lumber. Independent Harvester
A. +. Smith, Tagg Bros. Loose-Wiles, ID.
J. OBrien. Nye-Sohneider-F Fowler, gram
Johnston Electric. Richardson Drug and
American Hand sewed Shoe companies,
Chairman Haverstlck OF the COMMITTEES
rim charge OF the affair. announces the fol-
lowing subcommittee;
Advertising and Pubhcity--F. l. Ellick,
Joseph Barker. Paul Burleigh, /. Davis
Arrangements-s. w. smith. w. l. Bur
CESS, }. J. Deright Z, A. Hinriehs. L. q.
Sperry.
Entertainment and Music-Gould Dietz,
f. }. burlington. A. w. Jefferis, II. G.
Kelly, +. T. b. Martin
Invitation, Attendance, Reception, Admis-
sion-Clement Chase, J. b. Redtield, W. H.
Rhodes, e. T. swobe. II. =. Weller.
Menu ana Menu Cards-T. b. Coleman,
c. d. Beaten. Eugene Duvai F. e. Zeiler.
speakers-G. r. Haversucs. Gould Dietz
J. NJ. Guild
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
Miller Children
to Stay in Omaha
Until Case is Heard
Judge Estslls Decides to Keep Chill
dren in This Jurisdiction
Pending Hearing.

Defeated In the first engagement OF the
war between Mr.. and Mrs William Coul-
ter OF Broken Bow. Neb.. on the one SIDE
and Theodore Miller OF Omaha on the
other for custody Of Mr.. MIler's two small
children. when Judge Leo S. Estelle over
ruled a molten 70 quash the habeas corpus
writ under which the children were taken
from the Coulters, II. NJ. sullivan. attor-
ney fer the Broken Bow couple In the
district court Friday morning asked tho
Judge 70 at least permit the children to
return 10 Broken Bow and live with their
foster parents pending hearing and final
ruling In the matter. Judge Estelle denied
this request and ordered that the children
remain In custody OF Mr.. Miller until the
cause Is finally determined. The court
set the hearing for December 49, Mr.. sui
Ivan lsft for Broken Bow. saying that he
and the Coulters will be on hand 70 fight
when the time comes.
Alleging that when his wife died five
years ago ar. and Mrs. Coulter took the
children and later secured a decree OF
adoption ia the Custer county court. Mr.
Miller secured a habeSs corpus writ from
Judge EsteIle last week and Sheriff Bradley
went 20 Broken Bow. secured the children
and brought them 70 Omaha
Al a hearing Thursday Mr.. Sullivan
moved to quash the writ on the ground
that the children were not in the iurisdic.
ton Of the court when Il Was secured. Hs
set up the argument that the action should
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
Joseph Baldrige
Proposes to Play
at Santa Claus
Has a Regular Stunt He Does at the
Yuletide Each Year for
the Children.

II in the course OF a few days a mere
acquaintance should see Joseph Baldrige,
the insurance man. buying quantities Of
toys. dolls and games It should not be In
feFTsd that he is the father Of a family
Of ROoseveltian size, for he Is not-Mr.
Baldrige Is a bachelor
He viii be buying these toys II he fol-
lows again his custom Of several years,
for the children OF the Child Saving in
stitute. Mr.. Baldrige is one of the several
unoffcia Santa Clauses OF the institution.
Many men and women, and also some
more fortunately situated. cooperate in
making Christmas happy for the orphans,
Last year the four children OF e q. Solo
mon made thirty sacks Of mixed candy
popcorn and nuts. which were hung on the
two Christmas trees. Frightening the insti-
tute at holiday time. The solomon children
made the sacks. cooked the candy and
popped the corn themselves
Another adult contributor for several
years Is Harry Hunter. Teachers OF th'
public schools have generally given tn
trees which have been used previously n
school exercises and which come 70 the In
stitute arrayed in All that splendor Of or
nament which does not seem cheap tinsel Of
tawdry gew-gaw TO the youthful eye. par
hoularly TO the eye OF a little orphan boz
or girl.
Some OF the Institutes wards hav,
parents living In Omaha, and some o
these parents see their children az Christ
mas time These are the parents who ar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
COMMERCIAL MEN RESPOND
All Say They win Be on Hand for the
Big Spread.
EuTEEE HUNDRED GUESTS CONE
Esars cozamsECiA1 Houses Say TheJ
Wm T'sv 90 Have All Their Trav-
SIang Men ON Hand for the
mtg Banauet.

Fgoghinr proposed BY the Commercial
dub has ever met 50 quick and 50 enthusi-
astio a response as the travelling mems
dinner which will be held In the AUDI
torium the evening OF December 30. Prae-
tcally au Of the larger houses have come
60 the 'front.' registering with alaeFity ana
promising that every one Of their com
mercial salesmen shall attend.
Every line OF manufacturing and whole
sale business Is "for'' the dinner Manu-
facturers are for H. iobbers and wholesalers
OF hardWara. dry goods. groceries, boots
and shoes. lumber, grain and COAL 1--we
stock and commission men, brewers ana
bankers. railroads and express companies,
Every mail delivery az the Commercial
club Is loaded with answers Swing lists OF
travelling men who WIN be present
Many Of the houses have taken occasion
10 write endorsing the dinner. Character
istio Of these endorsements are the follow
ing. picked a. random from a host Of more
remarks IN the same vein;
Lee-Glass-Andreesen Company Intend
that our entire sales force shall attend
We feel this 70 be one OF the best moves
the club has made in long time.
LlninCer Implement Company-rhe din
ner 20 Omaha's 800 travelling men Is Z
Eood thing, an excellent thing. We shall
end0avor TO have an OF our men al hand
WrtEht q Wnhelmy-Hope the club vii
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03

trying TO help their children and who &C
casionally contribute to their support
Other parents one Is sorry to say have
run away from their boys and girls and do
not seem any more eager to see their
children at Christmas time than the rest
OF the year.
Al the several orphanGges' at the hospi-
tails, the old Peoples home and the Creche,
the advent season has reminded all that
Christmas Is coming, and, although the
Goodfellow movement yet lacks initiation
IN Omaha in anything like an organized
way. yet plenty OF good fellows are get
ting ready 10 share in the real Christmas
spirit, which is being happy in some ones
else happiness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03

have been in the Custer county district
court.
After the motion to quash had been over
ruled Mr.. Sullivan made his request FOR
temporary custody. Judge Estelle said that
while he does not doubt that the Coulters
have given and would give the children a
good home he believes they should be kept
ia this Jurisdiction until the cause is de-
termined.
Edward T. Miller. the older child. who is
9. prefers to remain with his father In
Omaha, while the girl, Anna, aged 8. would
return to the Coulters.
Edward said Friday that Mrs. Coulter
Told him TO pray 10 God 70 have him so
back to her. Il would rather stay here
with my father" he said. S'but pray 70
90 back every night because she told me
to, and must obey her orders. l should
ike 70 be In both places, but I would rather
be with my father"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
The Busy Hardware
Department

s1.2s GalvaniRed Wash Boilers. SOC
Mrs. Potts 6-piecs Sad Irons, s1.25
quality, only ....ss.''.''' QUO
$40 Food Choppers. on sale for Csc
e6c blue and white Enameled Water
Pals 49,. .....s. 10000 9OO
t1.95 Ironing Board. with stand,
only 80. 81 20
Rl.aS Waffle Irons, on sale for. , 75c
Largest size Japanned Bread Boxes
TOR ssss s'ss'sss '%OS
$4,000 Steel Ranges Only $4,000.
Full size, best make, 1S-inch and 20
inch ovens. duplex crate; closing
out sale ...s......s.. .$Ao'OO
G-hols Cook Stove, with reservoir. IS
inch oven ..........s.. Q1s.So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION
Courts Asked to Decide whether In
teratate or state Rates Take
Precedence.

whether the interstate Commerce com
mission rulings regarding freight tariffs or
the laws Of Nebraska are superior must
be determined by Judge Howard Kennedy
OF the law division Of the district court
when he rules In the case Of the KatE-
Craig Construction company against the
Omaha railroad, trial OF which was com
menced Friday afternoon The railroad
charged the construction company a.lsl
for hauling coo carloads OF stone from Chi
cago 70 Florence. Neb. The construction
company claims that under rulings Of the
Interstate Commerce commission this
charge was 50 per cent too high. The rail
road contends that the rate 10 one fixed
BY the Nebraska statutes
Charles s. Fighter represents the plain
tiff. C. c. Wright Of Chicago, general
solicitor for the road, formerly OF omahs
ana Frank Gaines represent the defendant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
DISPUTED ROAD is OPENED

Interested Property Owners Decide to
Pay che Difference I'm
Controversy.
Trouble over the disagreement OF Mrs
Mary Cassidy and children and the Board
Of County Commissioners regarding tho
sum the Cassidy family should be paid
for property taken from them for tho
opening Of Forty-fourth street from L to Q
streets. South Omaha, was ended Friday.
when South Omaha citizens who desired
the road opened az once paid the Cassidys
the 500 that was the difference between
them aud the commissioners. The commits
sioners were willing 70 pay 500; the Cas-
sidys wanted $1,000, but finally said they
would accept $1,000 The commissioners
would not meet this offer, so the property
owners desiring the road raised the differ
ence. The road was opened Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
GRAIN RECEIPTS INCREASE
Each Day Sees More Arriving Than
81 the same Ttme Last
Year.

Thirty-four more cars OF grain were re-
oelved Friday by the Omaha Grain ex-
change than the same day last year. Re
ceipts each day this week have been ahead
OF the corresponding day In 1903 and the
premise OF Increased receipts this month
over last Is now wei toward fulnllment
Another aspect OF the market-prioes-is
also graufying Corn has been a little
higher ana quotations showing a better
tone.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
Haydens will Oneha Your Next Order

The great money saving grocery de-
partment of the west
20 lbs. best Granulated Sugar. ESQ
10 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
Tor .ssssssssssss ssss aoC
bars Diamond G or Beat I'm All
lbs. good Jap Rice. ..1so
lbs. best hand picked Navy Beans sSc
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup. soc
IBc pkg. Goldenrod Macaroni. %. loo
Grape-Nuts, pkg. ..........,.,...l 100
BromangelOn, Jellycon or Jell-o, per
pkg. .. ................. ......I n
LARGE bottle Worcester Sauce, AS
sorted Pickles or Pure Tomato Cat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03

Bigger. Better. Buslar--Tnat is what al
VsrtisinE in The Bee will do for You
business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03

sup, per bottle. ....,.......... ,615c
lib. cans Assorted Soups. $50. z hc
8 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch. 19c
GLIB. cans Sweet Sugar Corn. Y Nc
2-lb. cans Wax, String or Lima Beans
Tor ssssssssssssssss "a y
4S-lb sack best High Patent Flour,
being guaranteed to be first patent
flour, per sack. ......,........Sl.8O
2UTTEI, OHEESH AND BUTTER
IMH SPECIALS.
Fancy Dairy Butter. per lb.......2 $50
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, per
10. .s-ss..ss'.. s'''ss aSo
Fancy Full Cream Y. A. Cheese, Id. zoe
Fancy Full Cream White or Yellow
Cheese, I'D. ....,.........:.. zVo
Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheese, per
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
The Magic LinSay
Inverted LiQhf

Complete with globe and
mantel; on sale .49c
Gas Lamp = With burner,
shade and 6 #. of tubing
complete; on sale. 1925
Electric Lamps = Complete
big assortment for your Sc
lection; on sale at prices
from. .$4.25 to $4,000
Fancy Shades, S1.OO to $500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03
Blanket
Sale

Closing out Blankets to make
room for toys. Sweeping price re-
auctions for Saturday.
$50 PAIRS of Gray Blankets, to be
closed az follows: $500 values,
zoe; $3.50 values, 96c; $500
values, 1928; $3.50 values S1.6S
zoo Pairs OF Wool Blankets, go at
almost half price: $500 values.
$3.50; $500 values, 1925; $500
values, R8.OS; $3.50 values $4.9O
Deep Price Cutting on All Our
Comforts in Saturdays Sale.
See the bargains at soc, 69c, 75c,
500, $3.50, 5000, $500, $500
l2hc Outing Fiannels. -. .S14 c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03

ID ssssssFses ssssss.ss.l 100
The best Bulk Peanut Butter, ID. .15o
GLIB. roll good Butterine. .25c
so PEG CENT SAVED ON FRE6H
VEGETABLES,
lib. boxes fancy home grown Hot
House Mushrooms ,...........36o
punches fresh Beets, Carrots, Tur-
nips, shalotA or Radishes. .....1Oc
Large Head Lettuce, each. 7Ac
8 heads fresh Hot House Leaf Let
Iuce Tor ...s... s...s..s..sss...b
punches Of Parsley.
large EGG Plant, each '...s.....1o
2 punches fresh Celery.
Fancy Cauliflower, per lb.......7hc
Rutabagas, per Id. ,..............2 20
Fancy Cooking Apples. peck. -. soc
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