THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SAT TT? DAY, JUNE U, 11)00.
SECOND VACATION CONTEST 1
Helen M Hln-k, I'hoenlx Insurance Co.. 1
, Elsie MrU, I'uxton hotel 1
.Nnrfli NlirnnUn.
Triendj of th Omihi WorkiDff Qirl Already i l.rnoro Homier, omul iinml 10
r' I J HI. ..I III . I- 111
; r a I'll.'ins, li:ur
Dci-tlm (luloii, (Iratul Inland I
Jennie NVwton, Fremont
Hdnii K. Wllllnms. Oram! Island I
first seven to if-o TH- ommin list j NoMorarfX::::::::::::: i
Kronla DeWltt. Grand Island 1
i Miss Johnson, rreto I
ActlTe.
Icltlnu Clinoc fur Vncntlitti Tonm In
illcntcil Iti tin- l)n, M'orr I.I vl
Intcrmt Until In City iiikI
Out xlilr Ton un.
j South .NolirimUn.
Otga BIsehofT. Netirnnka City IS
Ida M. McCarl, M.'Conk IS
Mao Burr. Lincoln 16
Helen Welch. Lincoln U
'.Mirtlm Hnywnrd. Nibrawlti City it
.May neynolil. Wymorc- i
Wentrrii Ioith.
Fnhne Dour. Missouri Valley.
HeuMe NoVfh, Missouri valley
Harriet Walklns. Clinton
Mntide Evan". Slou City
Mirgarot McK;ll, Uc Molii'.s..
Ftrw contests over aroused so wide and
universal Interest rs The Hcos Work.nR
CI Iris Vacation contest held last year, In
uhlch four free tours with cxpi-nses paid
for two weeks' ttavel to ouch of four Otmh'
working slrls was offered, the out one of
Mhlch readers of Thu lire well r.niiembe..
The Hto'n second annual ecntrst. ut he
j;un. starts under more fivorable ausple s,
on a larger nnd more liberal s'a c anil h.
record of Its flrt day s vote ns Riven bcl i
Is a score auguring not only a rompU'e hrld word on the Pacific cosat nnd the nime
humus but the complete ovcrshidowlng of h, synouymoua lth all that h good end
vw l'i i-iiarntloii for thr llnlr.
Mr. S. A. Pierce, representing the N. N.
.Shampoo company cf San FrancUso. has Just
arrived In Omaha and will remain here for
some time In the Interest.? of his famova
prepnrntl u. The N. N. shampoo l a houcc
its former attempt. Titl year, as statul
previously, there arc to Le teir fto. v.'.ea
tlon Riven of two weeks each with nit ex
penses paid, soven to go to Umahi. So.it t
Omaha and Council Bluffs working gir
nnd three !t winturi resiectlvelv In N'e
brakt north of th? Platte, loulh of b '
Platte and in western Iowa. Full parti it-
lars of the contest have bo-n
In Tho livening lice of June
healthy in a hair preparation. The N. N.
shampoo will not only clean the ?alp and
hair thoroughly, but will prevent dandruff
from forming.
The N. N. company has a unique way of
Introducing Its goode When a representa
tive reaches a city he at once calls on tho
lerdlng druggists and arrungrH with them
amoti c d for tho sale of the preparation. A special
nu j The gift dny la then announced on whl:h day
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Farm Prodacis Furai'h Exception to Down
ward Trird in Prices.
WARM WEVMIER HELPS RETAIL BUSINESS
Nortlnvcdt linn llnil Sonir llnlns. lint It
In lleporteil Nut UiioukIi to j
Itrtwter thr Kltuntlon l-'rec
from UniiKOi.
Morning Pec of June S.
It would lake a shrewd gunner to t P.
from the list below which If any will lie
among th' lucky seven at the c'o-c of tn
contest, but It li not nt all Improbable me
or two of the upper seven may t ov I.
For the present public Intercut will be rn
ij.iged watching the changm In tho fCT3
from day to day nnd no; log how long th
nwect Celc.itlils can remain In the bnllo.vcd
region. To Miss Cnuitney K. I)al engaged
st Mrs. J. Unison's, belongs the lonor at
lrut of being first to occupy lbs thron In
tho seventh heaven of prnspirtlvo travel.
The following Is thu record of votes re
relvnl up to S o'clock Frl!ay evening,
Juno 8:
Courtney I'.. I)ul ,Mr. .1. Iti-ll-mii . . t('U
'I'cnn 111-Null-, i:. II. I. Trill
I.urlli I'nrrlsli. Nell. I in- Co S
.1 I'll li, v SeliiTHfrl ll. WeMtiTH I iiloii, 1ST
Km Ho Mi ii rt In ml or, I'iiIi. I , I It rn r - ")
linn Iniiinn, lloftton SIiiio Till
llosnlr- Ayr. Nurne VJ
flattie Newlon. Ilnydon Hros .M
'Mnlllo Kline. Iloctor-Wllliclmy Co h
Kittle MeC.rntli. Cudalij'H II
l.iiey Oninlile, teiiehor It
Klttlo Flynn, l,lvo Htock cxehango 40
Nora Kmorson, Ailums lOxprei-H :a
liable Oray. If P. Klrkomliill m
.Maud Krutll. Orcluird Welheliu 31
Ornon Hteni. Kelly, Ktlger Co 21
3Ioltlo. Cariuby, "Western I'nlon so
Omn PnlteiMoti, Woudnieii of the World.. 17
Orare Slieely, IltrliHrdson Drug Co 10
Myra Austin. Union Pneille If,
I'enrl Price, T, Jl drain Co 1fi
Nellie .Mi'N'aiil.ira, .Myors-Ulllon ;o 13
Mario Dovlne, Swift nnd Company 11
Mary .Malono. Nebraska Clothlnir Co 11
FranecM T tlueboltz. Carter I-nd Works It
cint packages of the N. N. sbampco ate glvea
free to all who ask. for them. All the man
ufacturers ask In return Is nothing more
than a fair trial of the preparation and they
announce their willingness to abide by the
remits.
In the course of conversation Mr. Pierce
remarked that the sale of the article In the
places he had visited so far had been ex
traordinarily large and that the reputable
drtiRglcts whom he bns visited have always
been very willing to plase the goods on sale.
A special gift dny to take place In the
near future will be announced later. On
that day 5-eent packages of the N. N. sham
poo will be given away at nlmcst every drug
store In tho city.
c.raen Unlit. C'nrtwrlirht'H,
FrimceH Stem. Hrowlng, King & Co
Knto Kyan, tenehcr ,
Kmmn Quick, Payne-Knox Co
Cora 'Oretzer, teacher, Council Hlurftt...
Casslp Arnold, tlorlst...,
.Maud Williams. Ambrose, Letter Co
Kva Ca.vley, Country Publishers' Co...
Klvlna Howe, Dally News Co
Nelllo Crandall, Uoyles' school
Jennie, Knblnowltz, Bennett's
Ilertlia. .Meyer, Thompson & Ttelden
Fanny Oosney. Armour Packing Co
Sadie Hummel, HaldulT'H
draco HurHtiill, Kllputrlck's
Alfhlld Headland, Cnmraerclnl club... .
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature mt
Am FacSlmlU Wrapper Below.
I'M'.AHIXfi TO Till: CIIII,UHi:.
fJetr'n 1)ok nnd I'ony Shoir Hetnrns
to tlmnlin Xext Week.
There is a time In every child's life when
a pony would 1111 a veld that nothing else
would occupy. A dog might partially fill
tho vacancy, but a pony certainly stands at
the head of the list of the things coveted by
children. Prof. Oentry, who was onsc a boy
himself, remembered how dear dogs and
ponlen were to children nnd for the last fif
teen yefirs ho has been gratifying the de
sires of the children to the best of his abil
ity. He has given Instructions to his em
ployes that tho wishes of his child patrons
stand supreme, He Is coming back to Omaha
nnd every little one and all those that have
heard thp wonderful tnles about It anxiously
nwalt the opening of the performance.
Prof. Gentry's show returns to Omaha this
year rejuvenated and Improved. The addi
tion this year of two baby elephants has
proved an enjoyable feature.
Tho largo tent will be erected at Eigh
teenth and Douglas streets and performances
given dally at 3 p. m., except Monday, nnd
every night at 8:15, commencing Monday,
June 11, for one week.
nr.:
Ait:;. lioi-ni,.
NEW YOIIK. June 8. Urad.itreet's tomor
row will say:
New business nt wholesale is of a be
tween seasons character, but warmer
weather hns offered n stimulus to retail
business. Tho chief activity nnd most at
tention, however, are still concentrated on
tho price situation nnd efforts to readjust
iiuotntlons to meet current demand nnd
supply orders go forward steadily. The ox-
ceniKn to me general uoivnnum irenu oi
prices Is that furnished In leading farm
iroiiuelB, notably cereals, but hero the mov
lug cause ts hardly a notable one, being
till' icsult of less satisfactory crop reports,
particularly from the northwest and from ;
the- central west, vhere the winter wheat '
yield promises to be very short and also
less favorable.
The northwest has had some ruins, but
It li claimed not enough to render the sit
uation free of danger. Corn crop conditions
remain favorable, us likewise do those of
oats, but these grnlns and hog products 1
have sympathized In the outward move- i
ment. Foreign crop ndvlces. It might
be added, are not Mattering. The tiermati
rye crop promises to bo very short, the
same report comes regarding French wheat I
and Hngllsii crop udvl.es are not of the
best. !
If, as hns been claimed, lowered prices i
for Iron favor an Increased ounsiimntlon.
current developments In this trade may be i
cinsseu as ravorauie, because concessions
arc. bolnsr stemllly made In nearly every
branch of trade. The price of Hessemer
Pig and steel billets for thu last half of
lf-0) has been asrecd upon, the result being
a drop of 16 per cent In pig Iron and of i
per cent In billets from the old nominal
quotations, which, however, have not been
closely adhered to of late. Southern Iron
advices nre shading In quotations In sym
pathy with simltnr nctlon taken nt PltU
buig, Chicago and other Iron markets.
Prices nt Birmingham nre now on u parity
with those of F.uropo, freight charges con
sidered; here, us In the north, the possi
bility of labor troubles Intrudes Itself.
Cotton Is slightly weaker on reports of
Increased acreage, but the crop Is late and
advices this week nre an excess of ruin In
tho Mississippi valley and Texas. Cotton
goods nre dull. Wool Is dull nnd on the
whole slightly weaker nt eastern markets.
Men's wenr goods reorders nre of fair vol.
time, whllo mills engaged on women's wear
goods nre fairly well employed. The out,
look favors lower prices for the new spring
weights. Uttlo that Is new comes fwm
tho shoe business. Leather Is dull nnd
rnther weaker. Price shading Is reported
thu rule In lunVher. and these coupled with
low water In the northwest will. It Is hoped,
resfrvo new production.
Surplus wheat supplies arc decreasing
rapidly, lending Interest to unfavorable
crop reports. 'I ho decrease In Amerlcnn
stocks, as reported to Itrudstreet's In May.
PS!? "3?n-TO0 bit., against a falling off of
s.tCl.OOO bu. In April. Supplies In Kurope,
iii.i-iiaiiii nun jrecninin aiso uocreaseo.
! though lo a much less marked extent, and
i lie result is an aggregate world s supply on
June 1 of HJ,fti3,00O bu., n supply oT JI5.CV,
(OJ ' hti. less than on May 1 and, comparing
with a decrease In May u year hso, of less
than l.COn.OOi) bu. nnd two venrs ago of an
Increase ot nearly 2,,0i.l bu, The decrease
In American nnd Kuropean supplies Is the
largest reported In any month since lS'JS nnd
Is the largest reported In Mny since U95.
Business failures for the week number
M, as compared with 13.i last week. 178 In
JiTe.k year ago, 221 In 1J0S, 25S In 1897
and 2.19 in 1898.
J!1.'!r...w.ere N I" Canada, Involving $937,230
of liabilities, an Increase of l:t per cent In
number and of 75 per cent over the same
month one year ago.
WKEKl.Y CI.HAIU.Vfi HOI SIl Tlll,E.
or result In nnj decided buying of Ameri
can stocks for foreign nccount On the
rontran. the bnlll-di news from South
Africa wns pronmtly mllllllil bv the
threatening nspoet of affairs In China nnd
by the heavy full of values and tho mom y
market presuit Hint have developed In
Berlin, maklni! that city something of u
storm center In the financial world. In
fact, the foreign Influences were udvcte
and seemed lo have considerable to do
with tho prevalent dlsoltlon nf our own
market to wait the course of vents. Tim
fact that foreign oxrlmnite holds nt Its
decline Is .i favorable circumstance nnd
telleves New Yotk from the danger of gold
wlthdrnwul. unless the pending complica
tions nt Herlln should grow Into a punk, n
rnther nnllkelv oniitlniieni'y.
Meantime, the decienscd activity of i
trades In various linos nnd tho shuttlti;:
down of mnnufncturiftg establishments In
fluence the Mn.uicl.il situation by causln.
Idle moiiev In flow In nnd uccutiiutate nt
New York. Distinct evidence of this hns
been nfforded by the bank statements of j
the last two Saturdays and the Increasing i
ease of money ns reflected In the demand i
for und high prices of prime bonds and
the dividend paying railroad stocks. Such
securities und lnrce amounts of more
speculative stocks alo have nccumulnted
In strong bunds nnd there seems to be no
general distribution of speculative holdings
hi (uurters where liquidation would be the
result of continued dullness or effective
bearish pressure ltullroud earnings con
tinue to make favorable comparisons at the
tlgure-i or a year ago unit it is thouulit tn.it
the contraction of the activity and relue
tlon of prices In the Iron trudn have
remedied the situation In that quarter nnd
that n turn for the better Is likely to bo
seer.
Still, tho stock market falls to develop
either buying power or public Interest nnd
has shown only n brief und uniatlsfaclory
response to such developments us the
nppnrent ending of the sugar trade war
or tho placing of an Important stock like
Atchison preferred on u 5 per cent dividend
b.isls. The fact seems In 1r. that the
public nnd the street are both luttueuced
by the slackening of the trade nnd nre
fearful of the disturbing or restrictive
effects of the approaching presidential
election. Tho unfavorable development in
tho crop outlook nt the northwest has also
been u factor, while the continued weak
ness of tho stool stocks nnd the closing ot
more mills with lower quotations for tho
products of the Iron lndutty. aid In hold
ing speculative sentiment in comn etc
check. At tho same time the llo.itlng supply
of stocks Is small, tho market become i
easily oversold und after bear operators
apply pressure to cause lower prices, the
succeeding rallies, while not large, n-e
sham und rapid.
Showing Dp a jMl Baby Thief!
If You Haven't Brains, Steal !
The Motto of Our Baby Contemporary!
Deer Pnrk, Md. Most Dellghtf-il sum
mer ltesort nf the Allenhnnles.
Swept by mountain breezes, 2,800 feet
above tho sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. On main
line of Baltimore & Ohio railroad. Hotel
and cottages. Kvery modern conrenlencc.
Rooms en suite with bath. Electric lights,
elevator, Turkish baths, two Urge swim
ming pools, golf links, tennis courts, bowl
ing alleys, magnificent drives, complete liv
ery service. Annapolis naval academy band.
Delightful cottages (furnished for house
keeping if desired) rendy for occupancy
June 1. Hotel open from June 23 to Sep
tember 20,
For rates and Information address W. K.
Burwoll, manager, n, & O, building, Haiti
more. Mil., until June in. After that time
Deer Park, Garrett count, Md.
Travelers' I'lnn of Crmvlli.
At a ineetlns to be held next Saturday
nt noon .it the Commercial club the local
post of tho Travelers Protective associa
tion will formulate n plan to Increase Us
membership by competitive work. Tho plan
contemplates tV selection us delegates to
tho next nntlonnl meeting of tho association
the men who shall secure the largest mini
Iit of new members during the year. It
will also Institute steps for securing spo
clal Pullirnii fuellltles for the delegates to
tho next annual asroclatlon mooting nt
Itlchmouil. n.. whereby the delegates will
bo enabled to go and come In their own
Pullman coach, tnklng In the Buffalo ex
position en route homeward.
ARgrrKStr of Hnslnrss Trnnsnoloil
tli Anaoeliitril Itnnk.
NKW YORK. June 8. Tho following
table, compiled by Dradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at all tho principal cltlej
for the week ended May 31. with the per
centage of Increase and decrease-as com
pared with tho corresponding week last
year:
CITIKS.
i
Amount. Inc. Dec,
Tarjr mb all m& ma aaay
to take) am ngmx.
CARTERS
FOR HEAIACNL
FIR DIZZINESI.
FDR RIUOUSHEII.
FOR TORPIR LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
4merratrtmla.s&i&ZZc
m-mamarsm ui
PURE SICK HEADACKI-
' n lloiinit Trli Hnte
un June 21, July 7, S, ft, 10 and IS, an.l
August 2, the IlllnoU Central railroad wl'l
sol) tickets, limited until October 31, as
follows'.
St Paul, Minn., and return J12.C,
Minneapolis, Minn,, and return 12.65
uuluth, Minn., and return 1G.0!.
Waseca, Minn., and return., lO.tiS
Superior, Wis., and return 16.95
West Superior, Wis., and return.. 16.95
For full particulars call at Illinois Central
city ticket office, No. 1402 Fnrnam street.
O.
A. O. I . W Notice!
The members of North Omaha lodge No.
139, A. O. II. W., are requested to meet at
tho hall, Twcnty-Rscond and Cuming streets,
at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Juno 10, to
I partltlpato In Floral day parade.
I CHARl.ES JOHNSON, M. W.
. FRANK M'CULL,OUGH, Rec.
ttont Ion, Mrmhorn nt II. of II!
All members of the Degree of Honor, A.
I O. 17. W.. ire requested to meet at the
1 pavilion in Hanscom park June 10 at 2 p, m.
to take part In memorial tcrvlces.
Saw
ft ' m
1 1 liU
Men's
Straw
Hats
Com; while they are
in full bcom pick as
many as you want.
You can buy an aw
fully good one for
New York ....
Chlcngo
Hoston
Philadelphia .
St. Louis
Pittsburg
naltlmore
; han Francisco
' Cincinnati
I Kansas Cltv .
C'evelninl
1 Minneapolis ..
Detroit
Louisville
New Orlenns .
OMAHA
1 Indianapolis ..
I Providence ...
I Milwaukee
Houston
I St. Joseph
i l 'nllimhiiu
I CJalveston
ItUHUlO
St. Paul
Richmond
Denver
Washington
Rochester
Savannah
Lo Angeles
Hartford
Seattle
Fort Worth
Memphis
Pnnrla
Toledo
Snlt Lake City...
New Haven
Worcester
Atlantn
Springfield, Muss
Portlund, Ore...,
Norfolk
Syracuse ',
Dos Moines
Nashville
Scranton
Grand Rapids ...
Dayton, O
Tacoma
Spokane
Sioux City
Davenport
Portland. Me
Wilmington. Del
Fall River
Augusta, On
Lowell
Now Iledford ...
Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Birmingham
Wichita
Illnghamtnii
Lexington. Ky ..
Jacksonville. I'
Kalamazoo ...
Akron
J Topeka
i Chnttnnooga .
itockrord, ill..
Sprlnglleld. O.
Fargo, N. D.
Sioux Falls. 8.
Fremont. Net).
Helena
Macon
Little Rock ...
Sprlnglleld, 111.
Sagir.nw
Young, town ...
Kvnnsvllle
...I
la.
1).
97G,1S$,679;.
143,973 5161
121.253.0191.
100,036,7021
.14.S3l.171
34.723,520)
24,8.-,0, SO,.
2t,5S4,n!6
18,6.-0,20n
15.488.591!
12.821,747
11.581.4021
9.0t2.59t.
8,182.658 .
7,929.0441
7.146.109
6.512.3261 .
fi.U4,3"0,
6.U1.1.71K
5.919,125,
S.71S.IW0
H. 6IO,100.
3. 164.0O0
5..".6.KIS
.'..Mi 4Ti .
I. 075.'0t
3 896 3361 .
.1.U3.SIBI.
.S.0'3,72
2.S26.-I 5
2.fi0),t(V,
2.E5t,M)2l
2,408,8101
2VI7'(W .
2 2M02.'..
2 117,527 .
2.U78 799 .
S.I 2S 2161.
1,596.49!'.
1.262.179.,
I,5t0,294 .
1.370,113 .
t.8S7,"61
1,397,73.!,
1.2SI.2H1
I 1.6.1,1.11
I.S2I.I50
I.146,t?i
1,571, 472'
1,014,782 .
1,216,0401
1,227.078' .
1X7.852I
1.29tV76
M2.I02J.
911 16) .
S6,9S3' .
611.0881.
569.549..
1 1.1.9V;:.
614 (61!.
!27,'iH
563 795
121, mo
':snoi
2-4 irtt
4"0CIS
569,1001
7I.3S.
'Oiis'l
25.14.
2t0 160
378 30
177 2671
'51376
II k: .
T24 011
432,7 1
MM ."".9
'." 0.6?J
52 (.725 .
9.ir.i.
5.S,
l.6l
38. Sj.
n!r. '.
22.fi
20. 4i.
27.3
5.1,
n.l
21.81.
14.3
18.6
27.91.
r,7.3
... I
5.7 .
4.6'.
. . ..
41.5
...
53. I!
8. II,.
M. I .
6.7
12.9
8.9
7.6
1.2
1.6
13.2
33.9
S.I ,
30.0 ,
10.9
....I.
11.3 ,
12.H1.
8.8
I.
7 8
.'.0
9.8
".3
1.0
2 ' S
r.lii
9.0
11.5
ICtloil)'M Another I'll I.e.
Henry Carter, who has been advertised
ns n ".Midway victim." has made allldavlt
thnt tho story of his despollntlon Is n grand
fake. He says his only relations with tho
proprietor. V. R. Walker, was In tho loan
of J.lii on a rertlllcato of deposit ns so
curltr. which was biter AUL'ountetl by the
pnyrrent of the faco In full, less 19 per
cent, with privilege of redeeming the cor
tlllouto. He denies thnt he gambled either
with Walker or nn of the employes of his
znlonn.
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
cuanses the System
OVERCOMES IO
h4B.TUAtCST,PAT M
' I UMU v PERMANENTiY.
,TSBtHErKCTS"
enjy tmb spkuihe - mant o ey
(aui?rniaTgpSyrvp(s
J04 WU1Y4U ruiMisnKU IHUitU.
When ottaor ffUl coawn
DOCTOR
SEARLES &
SEARLES
OMAHA.
KERVOUSCflROKlH
I ... .1
27.8'.
....I
4.7 .
UI.9'
8.51
3.C
io.'i
pi II
'7 "
12. S .
op MEN
Totals, C. S ijl 6V. iM.172 ...
Outside New Ycr!:... 679.56,4931 2.:
DOMTNION OF CANADA.
' i
Amount. ' Inc.
CITIHS.
Montrool
Toronto
Winnipeg
Halifax
Hamilton
St. John, N. 11.
Vancouver
Victoria .. ..
Totals .. .
11 9
13 3
15 9
S.ti
Dtc
J
14,571.242'.
11.176,012
2,239,9921
!.571,lil
S21.SI6
774,1611.
671.87 .
'1 32.tiM.fl9!.
II 0
6 I
V 5
O.'i
:isl6
iiitAHvriir.ivrx hmmiai, itr.vit:.
llnrUrt IHK)iiit mid I'ulilii' I'iiio.
1 ! 1 1 ' Out i, 'oooimIIiiu,
NKW YORK, June S, Hrudstrect'a Flna'a
clal Itevlew tomorrow will say:
Dullness nnd sneculatlvo hcrltatlo havi
Increased to such un extent that the oil
word applicable to the narket thl we
Is stagnant The pub'Io Is pnutleally out
of tho proceedings and the trading In stock
on the Nov, Yr-vk board i.-re e., it
tho mat , a exclmnio U l oitracts b
tweer, the smaller nrofesiiloTil oporn or
The London murket was -l shtb stlnulatel
at the beglurilng of the weo.i b thu ui
that the llrltlt.li arm; had occupied Pre
torU, but this Influenct did not last long
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The Bee Gives Ten Trips
Second Annual Vacation Contest
Who Will Take Them ?
The seven molt popular girii in Onnli.i. Council llli(llt or South Omalu ubo cam ilicir on living. ill be lent on ilie tevtn
best vacation trips that money could plan, with all expenses paid.
To these The lice lus added llircc trips, and will also send the most popular young l.idy living South of the Platte River in
Neoraska, (he most popular young lady North of the Platte Ulsci in Nebraska outside ol Omalu, and the most popular younj
lady in Western louj. outside CoiiikiI lilull. on similar wcation outincs.
CUT OUT THU'COUPON.
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A Summer Vacation :
For the most popular young lady. Z
Name.
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Omaha Bee. Prepaid Subscription Couoon.
A Summer Vacation
For the most popular young lady.
I his coupon, If accompanied by cmh prepaying a ne.r or old
nubicrlptlon to THE BEE, counts 15 vote lor cn'tfli ISc prepaid,
tOO votes tor cuch dollar prcp.ild, etc.
No..
Votes for Mlos.
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Address.
To no
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N. B. Till coupon must bo countersign .d the Hoe Circulation
Sept or the town imcnt to ivliom the subscription inonov Is nalJ.
)jpnsit, or iflult to "Vncutlon Contest Dept.'' Hoe. Oiniih.i, Neh.
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Who is your girl
KltOM THE UAIl.V NEWS' LAST EDITIO V OK THUHSDAY.
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South Om.iha and Couiivil BIufTs. Western lema and
Nebraska will be Kien by
THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS
The Patu trip contest for school leJthets wij hi Muessful
lhal The Diily News has decided to give at.otl.ci in which
every self-supporting woman reader of The Daily Newj is in
viled lo conipele. Full particulars of the (rips and contest
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TEN TRIPS DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS.
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Iowa, i; Nebraska (South of Platte). I; (Ntrlh), I.
II
TEN VACATION TRIPS
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