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FOIl SAM-HCAI, HSTATH. RANCHES, FAIIMS, HOUSES AND I.OT3. DO YOU WANT TO BUY? or DO YOU WANT TO SELL? IP SO CALti UPON Oil TEhEI'HONB OEOUOE P. HEMI8 HE Ah ESTATE CO,, Telephone 6S5. Paxton lilock. HOUSES AND LOTS. 3-room Iioucp, closet, clstrrn, lirlck cellar, convenient to South Omiihti. JSQO. room house, Rood condition, well, trees, picket fence, lot 60x120. Only 7W. 6-room house, bath, cltj' water, newer, Rns, Kooil walks nnd fence, tmrti, nil kinds of nmn.ll fruits nml shrubbery; close to Kood car line. Only $2,wo, on payments. In West Fnrnnm Ht. district, n fine 8-room, nil modern house, cast front, paved st. NEW JIOTOH LINK EXTENSIONS TO KLOIlENfE AND NOUT1I ON EJD STltEET TIIUOt'OM LOWES ADDITION. Wc nre offetlnK soma choice lots In both of abovo localities for from J73 to J150 EACH. ONLY 5 DOWN AND ONLY $3 I'EIt MONT H, Come In and kiH lt jiiat and full particulars regimlltiK them. They tiro Just north of Uoinls Park and others Just south of and overlooking' Miller Park. We havo lirnutlf.il liulldltiK sites lit every part of the city-north, cast, south and r:,,".r"a'c1llCi,,,r,C0 ,rom ,lw UJ1 ,0 GOOD INVESTMENTS. Wc have some good ICth st. property couth of Cuming st. that we ran sell nt very rrnsonablu prices-good for wholesale or Do you wnnt a snap In tho way of a 3-story Only 13 00OHt "0W' "C"r ,0!,l0"1(:c' 22x120? FAIIMS. SnE 22""cr." fr,,lt .fnrm' wltl'l' 9 ,m i8 ,ot 0n2"na' house, barn, well, 000 i .Peuch treeH. WO plum trees. !5 ?'u,,rrlc8- gooseberries, about 700 .L AVi'V K,,r,lt"1 wnuon. good team in V.?r?o 0,1 i'1.01',80''' Ktndcn tools. lense of niin..?retn nIJolln! crop, consisting of nbout 10 acres or Held corn. 5 ncres of WLl,?Wnt " n.crcB flwr,?t Potatoes. I acres l5,tf0,cnbbnP'11, n"o muskmelons, 2 acrs potatoes, besides fruit, valued at about J.C0. On account of luslness Interests In iSfi uttcntl"n owacp w,fl RANCHES. B0S,Tf?.,;7:. J'11! r"'l'"iulshments to 210 acres ShiL 11 -i """V- lmr"' catll "I"' hog sheds, chicken house, corncrlb. well unci windmill. 2 water tanks, about 5 hend of cattle, wagon, buggy, harness, cultivator SJt .oU,?r r,u,ch ,00ls " Implements 5 bedsteads mattresses, springs beddlniT nil fi..Crtva,7' 'nblCBl C00k,nK "tcnsl b and cuvEST7oTrS.C0 bUBlnc8S- "ly ii PER CENT MONEY TO I DAM nw GILT-KDscffiM ALSO WRITE FIRE INSURANCE. GEORGE P. EM IS HE A L ESTATE CO.. Tlni,knn t "J vnuwu WMi Paxton Block. RE 3 30 OMAHA HEIGHTS. CHOICE ACRE LOTS. Snnii71. nrtdltlon. Just WEST of old aun,nv-'"l Xtr, "m r he . very cltyT In piuiieriy nrouua tne OMAHA HEIGHTS, n MOST HIGH.. 2lL'J.oklnB ?h?. cnl!ro clt'- Council nitirrs, nfS0 1:. " unequalled In vvvu X IUI li BEAUTIFUL AND COMMANDING VIEW. At ONLY Jir tm. .riib lVriE,ia.,,JSl(1 ?ner ncro "'in' sold the o1nTOpehreioti"EAM' 10 01080 U out' at Several lino 6.nc blocks that for choice yhore you can sit and view tho cltv or otKiiciy uir mnes up ami down tho ilver. tho electric lights by night, tho cool breezes In summer, cannot bo iiiyuAimu IN PRICE v-.w.n,....know "ot In SUBLIME .. THE VIEW ALONE is wprih the trip to seo this land. If vmt want ACRES that nro bound to bo wrth several times tho price wo ask you will buy these aa soon us ypu enst your eyes DO NOT DELAY, p. V. SHOLES CO., Solo Agents. Tel. S29. 310 N. Y. Life. RE-501 30 FIVE acres North 21th. this side Miller pur; proposed electric motor will run SOan nnst tills oronnrtv In TV!nr..M.o ntM $1,000 for 50x120 feet, south front, near 31st ..nild 9hlcnRO S,B-; asphalt paving paid. $1,200 for 50x132 feet, west front on Sher man Ave. near Ornre. HAnnAtv lliO for 60x132 feot, east front on 13th nenr jjuiiuh; rniving paia. J1.800 for 94 feet, east front on 16th and Martha Sts.; very cheap. .-.i. or ii'4xiK reot. northwest corner of iwu. tiiiti junes. $2,500 for 672 South 27th St., lot 50x132 feet! Ix rooms. $4,000 for 88 feot front; TRACKAGE; nenr 8th and Douglas Sts. BARGAIN. FAUM i LANDS NEAR OMAHA from $3o INVRfiTMRWTQ 'a fo1r.6-,room house. 1330 Franklin, high and sightly, near car line. 11.600 for two cottages near ISth and Clark ot 33x140: vnrl n(l ina 1 "nU y-laTK- ,3V..,or V" ""I1. 1,45 No- h St.. COxllO MrSt5.,,nv.,nB ,.,alt,: vcnrly rental. $312. $2;600 for two houses on northeast orner Wggr Bo. H.h St' rental, $372 per year. $8,000 fbr 60x150 feet enst front on lth rS n0a-NAni?r "trcotj WnVsnSi: M'SeV W,RS' Br0U"d JOHN N. FRENZER, OPP OLD P. O. JIB ttJ 30 "or' , xti n 'foom modem house on 31th Hli between 1-nrnnm and Dodge; asphalt K f'ro1'1, 8!'ude ,r,,,s- Permanent flno heating and plumbing, full lot: cheap est nlae In nmni,.. tn.in t ...m ..i.... C.?.?n ,""5 b ,rtfllln, offered today. In pr ce, location and quality, nlso rqturns on In vestment. Look nt It todav . . KO HAMILTON, 211 SO. 17TH. Tel. A1132 RE-531 30 SH1MER Jk CHASE, 001 Bee llldg. $2,500 Elegant 8-room modern house, barn ,nnd shade. 27th and Brlotol. " ' L' "r" 'ad'and 0lcus0!,,r" C0HaK0 u"d bQrn' nca HOMES ON EASY PAYMl.'VTa ItS-S ssr co.,.,,,s,! ' on . V a: .!5roo,M eottago on No. 27th St. $l,100-5-room cottage. 2th nnd Corby. il'SSrnT catn:? W.'Fa'rnam district, i 'SSli'S; ,u'ftr W A"'1 ''"nam St. . 'l?Al'0i ncar Hanscotn park. J-151".0' ncar 3l8( Ave, nnd Dodge J'.H',ot 30th and Burt. "otc. $lCn-l'or two lots, 30th nnd Ohio. FIRE INSURANCE. e. "0U8.es FOR RENT, "'".'"1.11 V.UABE,, RE-510 30 THREE hniiHfH (a l,n ,,m,i A$i oooUl corner ot 3181 Av,- uml Davenport Another nt 27th nnd Manderson, sower, city ..'"..V!1 "a?wnllt. only $250. i i . 1 14 nl" 0 rooms, upstairs not fin nuill, 111 KUUU COUUIIlOn, il,.M. Call morning or evenliwr. STRINGER, C34 PAXTON BLOCK. RE-547 30 TUKKY'8 SPKOIAT. TiAiin viva .w.f.-hlivu iuf1 hought a ttve-room oo'ttag It 3017 Franklin st , that will bo told at i ipeciai bargain and on very easy t r.n Indeed, A. 1', Tl'KlSV .v SO.N. Board of Trrt.le. HE-MIT8 3 FOIl SALE REAL IJMTATE. GOOD HOMES ON EASY TERMS. Durlntf this HOT weather ns nn INDUCE MENT to purchasers PAYNE-KNOX CO. offer tho following CHEAP homes nt HE MAHKAHIA" low figures. DO NOT FAIL to examine them HEEOUE mnklnif a FINAL selection. JO.OW will take a lino NEW house of 9 rooms, all modern ci.n vKjsiii.-Nvr.a, right up to ciute In EVEHY particular. Corner lot, excellent neighborhood una very DESlitAULE. 2,:0 wilt SECUHh u well built "-room House, with LA HUH uatn room, uuuu furnace, gun, cemented cellar under whole lions. CullNEll lot and UAUN, on 31th and Jackson Sts. ,&00 for n 6-room a.i modern homo on 28th and Hurt, closo to cnuiun iur lui. L EGE and ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. Prop rty Is In good repair and WOR'IH THL er MONEY. 2,700 for a HE At i IFl'L south front G- room all modern notwu in Avu.uAur, PAIlU, CONVENIENT to St. John's Church, HIGH SCHOOL and business. Will be Just ONE block from the new HARNEY STREET CAR extension. THIS IS ONE CHANCb IN A HUNDRED. 3,200-Tho house Is NEW. Just completed, B FINE rooms, FUHNAU15, gas, viecinc lights, PORCELAIN bath tub, MARHLE wtishstand. corner lot, PAVED street; EVERYTHING 10 the IJUIJEN'S TASTE. H.800-7 rooms, IlAln, SEWER, OAS, line cellar, Rood HA H.N, preuy ioi, KAt uii LENT iu'lghborhood, 2 blocks from cur line. IT'S A SNAP. Only n few VACAiW' lots left In HE.MIS PARK and these MUST be closed OUT In tho NEXT So days. NOW 13 YOUR TIME. WE are having Inquiries for KOUNTZE PLACE property every day. If you IN TEND to buy, better do so WHILE you can select a uOOD CHOICE. PAYNE-KNuX COMPANY, Main Floor N. Y. Life- 1UR)2I M TO OUR patrons with whom wc arc nego tiating deals we wibu i" v. aldr"ss will after July 1 be Concordia, Knnsas. Nelson & Hoclck. RE-1U ..0 FOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS. 520 North 20th street, onc-hulf block north of Lake street, .-room cuuukc, - ' frontage; ample room for another house, largo shade trees, brick walk; owner u non-resident, wants offer. 1015 Izard St., 6-room cottage, city water una cistern, ioi mxio. mm, mirei iu;u, J1.200. :010 Spring St., one-half block from 20th and Vinton, i-room coiiage on iu iurj,u iuin, barn, $1,500. 2703 Chicago St., two-story house, 5 rooms,' downstairs llnlslieu in ouk, upsinirs unnn Ishcd, il.M). 017 No. 25th St., 7 rooms, city water, sewer, Diuii, ciosci, etc., ti.wj. 400 Center, 4 rooms, full lot, 330. 3124 Mason 8t., 7 rooms, on paved street, ioi mxiw icet, LOTS. ... 36th St., north of Farnam St., paving tax pam in iuii, Dodgo St., Just west of 26th St., two 40-ft. iois, encn. Lots on both sides of Capitol Ave. between ziin anu .sin sis. a tew left at $500 each. Four choice lots In Shull's addition, one- nuu qiocK irom ioppieion Ave, on grade, with nlco ehudo trees, $300 each. THE BYRON REED CO., 212 So. 14th St. RE 420 30 W. II. GATES, 618 N. Y. Life. Two frame 2-story, well built houses. doublo floors and back-plastered, water, Bcwcr, well and cistern, good cellars. In good order, nice laying lots, with shade trees: In good ncluhborhood. eloso tn 'n 24th St. car line; can sell these for $1,600 i'muji uji viiny iiirmH, Going to sell these this coming week. 7-room cottace. 2327 Duvennort. SS.Oftft 7 rooms, 2Mi7 Blnney, lot Is 90x126, shade trees, i,wu. Lots 21x100 on 21th St., opposite Kountze P ace, for $300 eueli. 60x150 In Hnnscom Place, north of tho pnrk; " luuivniK iur u goou ining Hero A good rontal property In South Omaha nnd some money xor u nice home In Omnha. Special In n nicely located vacant lot In Kountze Place on Wirt street. RE 488 30 GEORGE AND mitPANV $6,500.00-3136 Chicago St., south front, rtc- siraoio location, nouse or s rooms, modern and up-to-dato In every way. Prop rty In excellent condition and Is as good as new. iaii us snow vnn mis nrnnpptv. $3,800.00 for 1026 S. 22d St.. lot fflrlW frt. new cruom nousm anu largo recepuon nan. minium, iiol wiiior nf?iir. $3.700.00-So. 2Sth 8t.. near l'neinn St.. s iuuui uiiMierii nwunc, larKe easi iront lot, n desirable home In irooil lornilnn. $2.S0O.(lO-25fi7 Dodge St., 5-room eottnge,- lot onxiio ici'i, an sprciui taxes paw in run, $2,000.00-2502 St. Mary's Ave., 6-room cot tone, walklnir dlstnnco cltv. $1,675.00 for 4-room houpe, city water In nouse. sewer, gas. paven Btreet, stone sidewalks all In and nald for In full- four blocks from High school; 30-feet eatt ironi ioi on stun at., uetwceu Davenport and Chlcnco Sts. $l,000.00-10th nnd JInuderson St.. small nouse, lot iMxuu leei. GEORGE COMPANY. 1601 Farnam St. RE 181 30 $4.000 0-ROOM residence onn-hnlf block norm unnscom nara. $3,000 S-rooin, modem, nenr 33d nnd -Leav euworth. $3.500 8-room, modem. 2070 Mason. $25,0W Ono of tho most elegant residences In West Fnrnnm district. $6.500 10-roorn I'lecant modern rrsli1nni-n lion uarn, uue-u.ui uiock norm iianscom nark. $l,KX) This Is a snap S-room modern resi lience, unu nam, iwo iois, one block north lltillsiuui imrT WILLIS TODD. 624 N. Y. Life Building. RE (87 30 SIX-ROOM friune house, barn, chicken houso, etc.. 4732 Seward St., lot 13. block I, Saunders & Hlmebaugh's ndd JS.V), Five-room brick house. 4GIK N'lriinina at cennr unner entire house, $730. Any rea- ruiitiiMii imur l uiiniilt'rril. GEO. W. HOLBROOK, 307 BROWN BLK HE 4S4 30 FARM LAND AND ACRE PROPHRTY $8.vio,eo for 120 acres near South Omaha line Imnrovements. H.400.00 for SO ncres near Bennington, well inil'l iivru. $i.om.oo for 20 ncres on Military rond, $750,00 for 10 acres threo miles Ho, Omaha. UBUIIUK ft: UUMl'ANi, 1601 Farnnm St. RE-4S2 30 W. FARNAM SMITH & CO,, 1320 FARNAM STREET. Bargain In an Investment property on Cnll fnrnta street near Creluhton university rents $114 per year. Price, $3,700. One of the most desirable einao-ln lorn Hons for lints, corner 120x132, south nnd cum ironi, i-rice, only $s,&o. Vacant lots In all parts of the city. If you wish to buy or sell call on W. FARNAM 3MITH & CO., 1320 Farnam Street. RE-120 30 AT CUT PRICE-WIII sell 6 of tho best lot subdivided) tn oldest Improved pnrt of Proipect Hill cemetery. Will sell In a block or singly. For particulars address VI, u, llli-W( 3- THE OIAHA JU11Y .llftE. Jl?2sJ3 i5C, 1901. FOIl HALE HEAL ESTATE. inniriATEn i.axd vim sAt.fi. In the rich valley of Lojp river 1 can offer iur sie many larms ui reusonnuic prices. This laud U a Hen sandy loam und uro- duces elegant crops. The farmers .ire last nulling ineir land into uitaira, wnicn brines them tine ruturns. thrue und lour crops a year being harvested at little or no expense, netting as high as CM oer acre Income euth eur, Most of this land Is under u. lino Irrigating canal, with a steady and rcllabla Mow of water Horn the I.oiin river. L will name a few nieces; 240 ucres, 1 mile from county seat; 2v acres tnciulow, balance pasture lund. Price, (730. 2uo ncres, Vj-mlle from county scat; good S- loom nouse, orennru, lots oi iimuer, 5V acres can be Irrigated, 20 acres line ul fulfa. liJ icres nusture, l'rlec. 1.000. 180 ncres, hoase, windmill, orchard, so ncrcj pasture, to ucres larin lanu, w acres irri gated. Price, $1,630. i acres, loo under plow, bnlancc pasture; house, windmill, hnrn. Price. Sl.lju 10u pcres, line pl.ice tor stock, frame house, orcnaru, uarn, plenty oi water unu tim ber. Price. su). Many other places at very low flgires. Send for lull particulars. Adorees, H. A. STEWART, Taylor, Loup County, Neu. Jit; o.x FOR SALE, cheap, my residence, 2137 S. 33d St.; an moaern. Apply i. iiicnnrasou, Merchants' Natlonul Uank. O, W. Me geatlu RE--M3ii0 RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by th union I'acinc Haiiioail company, u. a. McAllaster. laud cuinmlssloner, Unbu Puclllc lleadtiuurters, umaha, Nob, RE-512 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam t. HIS-HI FOR SALE, on monthly payments, 8-room modern uouso on worm nin ai. car uiw: also vacant lota which will ba Improu'd for purchaser on moderute payment down. Mutual Loan and Building Asoclutbn. G. M. Natll.-igur, secretary, Bee Bldg. RE ill SNAP IN ACRES. 26 full 50-foot lots, solid block 3 acres; hlxh, sightly, in ottmua iictgius, at u.m.v yu.w per lot. D. V SHOLES CO.. Tel. 820. 310 N. Y. Life, Sole Agents. RE-M:;o 'M HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also aero property una tarm :anus. inc u. r-. Davis Co., Room 532, Bee Building. RE 903 10-ROOM house, nil modern, near .lOth'nve. and I'acinc sts.; largo reception nan, unu staircases, different hard woods, excellent furnuces, electric buttons for lighting gus. largo butter pantry, asphalt paving, all paid, permanent sldowulk nnd driveway, very lurge porch, nice lawn and shade. This house was Just listed with us nnd Is one of the very best und most substan tially built houses In the Hunscom park district. In good repair and Just as good as tho day It whs built. This Is nn excel lent opportunity for some one to purchase a home. Further Information call upon R. O. PETERS & CO., exclusive agents RE-2SI 30 HOUSES, lots, farms, lnnds, loans; nlso flro tnsurunce. iicmis, i-uxiun inn. SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE. Hli S1U FOR SALE. 40 acres well Improved, lino fruit unu finraen rami unjoining me ueau tlftll city of Blair, $4,000. Geo. B. Rlker, Blair, Neb. RE-MI01 3) BEMIS PARK. THE PICTURESQUE! ON LINCOLN BOULEVARD! South front, lot CoxlM feet. LARGE and DESIR ABLE. See us for PRICE and TERMS. PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, Main floor, N. Y. Llfo Bldg. RE-301 30 v BEMIS PARK! THE BEAUTIFUL AND DELIGHTFUL. Look at those .3 FINE. LARGE , , , SOUTH' FRONT lots on HAWTHORNE Ave. CHEAP. PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, Main lloor N. Y. Llfo Bldg. RE-393 30 LOTS. 28th and 29th Fairmont Place, on iiivuiuuie wrnn. aji.238 r. it. Kuppen, 123 West Water st., Milwaukee. Wis. RE- CORN LANDS and stock rnnches In the uorn ueit country, writo for my list. v. ii. uicmcnu, jyons, isco, RE-166 RENTS $430,. PRICE $3,100.-In good nelgh uornoou near 20tn and Leavenworth, a 9 room house, bath, gas, city wnter, sewer and C-room cottage, city wnter, 50x132 ft., oust front lot. Purchaser can occupy the cottage and rent tho other house for 11 per cent of tho entire cost of the property. CERTAINLY A BARGAIN Vnn A HOME OR AN INVESTMENT. OWNER ailJHT U1JL,U WILL SUBMIT OFFER. UAH V UN UHUS., 1U13 FARNAM ST. RE-M537 3 FOR SALE, line, well Improved 80-acro iaim in jirKunsas; price, iu per ucre, John A. Parker, Royal Ins. Bldg.. Ch cago, RE-622 30 OMAHA city nroncrty. Imnroved and un improveu, to exenunge for und Improvert or unimproved. ,B. R. Ball, suite 525-526 ii. i. Hie. hjs in a NICE ilwelllng1 houses, 6 to 8 rooms, moiicrn. except urnuce; small cash pay. ment and balance by tho month. I). R Ball, suite 525-626 N. Y. Life. RE 176 30 MODERN residence: Entirely new 6-room cottage, modern ex cept i urnuce, porcelain, marnie nnd nick eled bathroom fixtures; filll basement with laundry; permanent sidewalk, paved street; a well built house on solid 12-Inch foundation; lot 42 feet frontage; north on Jones street near 25th Ave.; nothing us Kami on mo murnei ior i-;(.,u. Cash or easy terms to relluble purchaser, U. KJ. uivn r..- , I'AtlWAai STREET. RE 500 30 FOR SALE, North Omnhrt, neat 5-ro'om cot- mgo in goou repair, goou well water with forco pump, rainwater cistern, bam for two horses, buggy shed, greenhouse 20x60 heated by hot wuter, boiler house; qvery- uung new unu it; running orner; will trade for cottuge or land In west part of city or sell on easy terms. Apply J. DaVIs, 6490 No. 11th avenue, cltv. RE-543 30' MEDICAL. GONOVA is n French treatment for ma'u and female, for tho positive cure of (ion orrnoea, ui?c.i, unnatural uiscnarges, in flammations, Irritations and Ulcerations ot tho mucous memiioincs. An Internal remedy with Injection combined, war ranted to cure worst cusco In ono week; $3 per package or two for $3. Sent any where on receipt ol price. The Ktdd Drug Co., Elgin, Hi. Amcrlcuu Olllce, retail, wholesale. Myars-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha; M. A. Dillon, South Omaha: Davis Drug Co., Council Bluffs. Full Unu of legiti mate rubber goods. DR. FRIES, tho acknowledged leading spo- ciuuoi in uiseuaes oi women in uiuana, would call the attention of suffering ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations be fore and during confinement, and his treatment for Irregularities, no matter whut cause. Call or address, with stamp. Dr. Pries, 1513 Dodge st., Omahu, Neb. M-230 Jy2t LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the debt, safe, reliable; tuko no other, send 4c stump for particulars; "Re. lief for Ladles" In letter by return mall; dux your urug$isi. cnicnester cncmica. Co.. nmaucipnia. Pa. CANCER cured- at home By Internal treat ment; no knife, planter or pain; book und testimonials mailed free, Cancer Institute. 121 W. 42d St., N. Y. WANTED, sufferers from rhetimntlBin, kid ney or lang troubles to write to us fur a trial bottle of one of our wonderful Pine Life Remedies and our InteresthiK book. let, "Tho Story of tho Pine," both abso lutely tree; u new discovery which Is astonishing the world; write us today, iieoeiiuiOK yuur case. 1'inu 1.111) UO., UC1H, 26, Ornnd Rapids, Mich. 62S 30 PATENTS. PATENTS No feo unless successful. Sucj & Co.,. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Nub. Advice iree, 15s Jyi5' WILL BUY any good Invention or patent. Auuresa i.uc. uqk ,w, ues aiomes, la. MASON. FENWICK & LAWRENCE, Washington. D. C. H. J, Cowgtll, agent, ili Rumgo block, Omaha, Neb.. -MS LOST. LOST, Auditorium brick No 42. Reward il returi cii to umaiui d.iiij .News. Lost-lttl LOST, grlden mandolin ba gt engraved i.rticHt xiizmati, .Mur.aoi nii, cnialia, Neb., 1KS1. ' Leave A H isp UJ Douglas, and get reward. Lost 1.11 .to' STOLEN, forrell mnre, wh e face. ,lgrt ironi uiki leu nmn it'i nite, left ip branded, piano box sld'-'ir top buggy, bluck body, red gcur. Rc jrn to 2712 N. 31.it st. Reward. Lost'-5iii 2 1)HES!AIA1CI I. ACCdPDION nnd knife plei ing, also pink ing unu covered milium a specially, Promptness und lowest r ies In all our work. Mill orders solicit! 1. Dim Mollies Skirt and Corset Mrg, O , iirauu Ave., Dei Moines, lu. IN families. Miss Sturdy. S S So. 26th st. 310 Jl6 SllOlt l'llAMl A AD TM'EWltlVlMI. A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 71? N. Y. Life. -91S BOYLES' College, court reporter principal, ueu uiag, '.'19 NEB. BusliiCiis & ahorthahi. College, Boyd s iiii'uier. 9.0 GllEUO Shorthand. Om. C Co!., 16 & Doug. 311 03l'ElPATll. JOHNSON Institute, 613 N Y. L. Bldg. Tel. imi; Alice juiiuuuu, u. j., luuica dept.; uiu U jonnboii, uaieu,u mat, .Mr. -via DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Blk. Tel. 131 9li A. T. HUNT, D O., 303 KarLach Blk. Tol.2332 M 1,1 IIRIEFS AM) IILA.MvS. THE printing of lawyers briefs In u per- iectiy BuiiHiuciury i.iuuuer requires training, cxperienco nm. eiiulpment, Tho Omuha Mercury does thu worn just rlgnt. Legal blanks, hundreds of lorms. iursule. Send for catulogus. TJ1 Jv4 I'Ult EVUMAMiH. FOR TRADE, good city property for hard ware stock, lumber uid or laud; stocks Invoicing fioin ;i,00u to $lu,0uu. Address A 27, Bec ' Z-219 30 CARPENTERS AM) JUDllEHS. ALL kinds of carpenter vork and repairing promptly nt tended to. J T. Ochiltree, '.vtn und Lake Sts. 370 PIA.0 TU.M.VO. PIANOS tuned, $1.60. F. I-csscntln, Mandel- uerg h jeweir aiore, I'uitun blK. Tel. iUi'J. 2W Jyi I2LOCUTI0.V. ELLA DAY. 1920 Dodge. Mn. Wd. Thur.Sat. P VW'MIKOKIilts. EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable, accommodat ing; an uusiness conllucntlul. 13U1 Douglaj. -97 KURMXUHE HEi'AIRLNCi. TEL. 133L M. S. Walkllr. 2111 Cuming St, .' KXPEHT ACCOIKTAMTS. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or ovon ing, H. 15, Cum.. Nat. Bark. G. R. Rathbun, 92S STAM.MERIXG AMI STUTTER I.VG. CURED. Julia Vaughn. 420 Rumge Bldg. 930 T SIDEWALKS. SIDEWALKS Stone, cement, brick. We shuns' Mantel und Tile Co.,. 309 So." 17th st. -512 Jya UOILEH MAKERS. OMAHA Boiler Works, stenm boilers, tanks, stacks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12th and Ifcurd nis. -923 ACCORDION l'LE iTINU. ACCORDION, pleating; cheapest, best, quickest. Mrs. A.. C. Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th und Farnam. D.'S LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry: fhlrts. 7c; collars. v, buuo, w. aiuu A.euvei:worm. Tel. &4T, . -9.".' GARBAGE HAULING, ANTIMONOPOLY Gnrbnen tin. rlrn. pools & vaults. removes carbairn A, ,inri uiiluiulu at lecuced prices, uzi xs. J6, ici.'iii9, fcH J J FISHING AND I'I.EASL'ltE IlESOHT. IF 'YOU want good bass and croppy fishing co to Lancdon. JIo. Verv ticst nt hnt." accommodations, plenty of boats and minimus, write 11. a. 'uittmnr for rates. 970 WANTED TO nORHOW. AVANTED, to borrow $1,000; will give a first mortgage nn 7-room, ull modern house with two w-root lots, a &j, Bee. -518 Jy2 o q q It's easy to put off tho time to visit n dentist, you do It tit your own expense. Small gold illllnKs $1,50, Largo gold 111, lugs $5.00 to $20.00. : Bailey the Dentist Third Floor Pnxton Block - PHONE 1CS5. m m m y PATENTS GUARANTEED MASON, FENWICK AND , ' LAWRENCE, Waxhlnuloii, 1). C. KM. ISO I. H. J. C0WGILL, REPRESENATIVE, OMAHA- II 1! ItillllKU llldu, Palent liniik FREE. Me. I'baiileiil ilruiviiiKR, deslitnlug-, blue prints. RAILWAY TI.MU CARD. UNION PACIFIC'THE OVER lund Route "Generui Offices, N.'E, Cor. Nihth nnd Furnnm Streets. City TIcKet Olllce, 1321 Karnum Struet Tlinlinnn. am rj Depot, Tenth and Alurcy Sts. TfJi 'iciupnone, tB. Lave. Arrive. Tha Overland Limited. .u s;20 nm u 7:30 pm Thu Chlcugo-Portlaud Special a 8:20 um n 7:30 pm The Fast Mall a 8:5U am a 3.-5 pm Th Mall and Express., all :33 pm n 4:25 pm Tho Colorado Special. ,.all:33 u 6:50 um Lincoln, Beatrice and Stromsburg Express. ,b 4:03 pm bl2:3J pm The I'acUlc Express, ...a 4:27 p.n Tho Alumly Express. . i a 6 '50 am Grand UlaixT Ixical .'. b 5,:mpm b 9:23 um a Daily, u Dully except SAday, mm RAILWAY TI.Mi: CJAHUS. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL road General Olllces nnd Ticket Ullk-es, Suutluu.it Corner 14th nml Ihiiil'.ji. Sis. J'elcphune, lu4. Deput, Union bliitlon Leave, Arrive. l.urns anil XMiimaa City Exprei-s.... i. ..n lu:0 nm a 0;Ki pin K. C, St. L Express. ,n Ivm pm u 6:13 am l.eavo from lSvh and Webster dtrcfti!' XcbrasKU Local, Via Weeplut; ater b 4:10 pm alO;tJ am a Dully." 'i Dally except Sunday. CHICAGO & NORTH w t e rn Railway "The Northwestern Line" City ticket Olllce, 1401 huinuin st. Telephone, Ml, Depot, Tenth und Murcy Mreets. Tele phone, c:ii. Leave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Spe- . clal a 7:00 nm nlHSOpm Chicago Pusaeug-'t u 4:15 pm a &: 1 J uin Eastein Uxpreys, Des Moines, Miush.illtowu, Ctdur Rupids und Chicugu ul0:55. am a 4:03 pm Eastern Special, Chi cugu und East a, 4:53 pm a 4:03 pm Fast Mull. Chicago to Omaha o 2:13 pm OmulM-Oilcugu L't'd,..a 7:13 pm u sua) uin I'nsl .Mull a s:m uiii Ctdar rupluj l'uhscnuc:-. u li;'M pm u Dally, FREMONT. ELKHORN & Alisfcouri vune) liuuruau "ihu Nortlinuitlurn Line" Generui Unices, Llilted btdios Nutluliui UuliK Buiiuing, S. W, curiier TM'uuiu una Fui- iiuui fie. Ticket Olllce, Hul i'ui'uum ht. leiephoi.e, uol, Depot, loth unu cosier am. xeuvhone, li. Leave. Arrive. Binck Hills, Dcudwood, nut spiihgs u j;w pin u u.w piu U yomiug, Cusper und Douuiua d 3:00 pm e 5:00 Cm HasluiuB, lurk, Duvld cit), i-upeilor, U'-nuNu, Exutt't- und &ev.uru....o 3:00 um b 5:00 pm Nuriolk, vuiuigru una Fremunt b 7:30 uin b 10:23 uin Llneoiii, u:..'o 4k: Fre mont o 7:30 am blu:2o um Fremont Local c 7:30 um c L'.u v. b Da v exccnt ounuay. c bun- duy om d Daily except siuiurduy. u Daily except Mouuuv. CHICAGO, ST. PAUL. Minneapolis & Umuliu Halluuy "The Norm weMein Llliu ' Ueneiul Oltlcus, Nebrusku Dlvl Biuu, loth una Wcubtur Nts. City Ticket Olllce, llol Furnuin SL Telephone, ool. Depot, 15tn una Webster Sts. 'xulephone, 1138. . Luuve. Arrive. Twin City Passenger.. ..u 6:uo um a a:lu pm Sioux City Pusseuger...a 2:43 pm uliuo um I'.IllerMOIl L.OCUI u u.jw yui " o.uv um u Dally SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Railroad "The North western Lino" Generui Olllces, United Suites Nutlunnl Bank Building, 3. W. Coiner Twelttn and Fnrnuin Sts. 'ilcKct Olllce, Farnnm St. Telephone,'501. De pot, Tenth und Murcy ats. Toiepnono, o.j. Leave. Arrlvu. 'X win' City Express a 6:u um nlu:2a pm Twin City Limited a 7:53 pm u 8:1a um moux city i.ocui a s.w um u j.jv pm a l'Uiiy. BURLINGTON & Mis souri Rivur Rullroud "The Burlington Ruute' General Ulnees, North west Corner Tenth und Farnam Streets. Ticket Othce, 1502 Fur i mm btrcol. i,l,.i t uuiliiibuu aiuiiuu, .si'"' und Muiiuu Stieets. 'leleplione Us. LAiuve. Arrive. Lincoln. Hastings nnd McCoon a swu am a, i:oa pm Lincoln. Denver, Colo rado. Utan, cuiiioriuu.u f.ia pm " j; pm Alilunco Express u 4:j pm a J:oo pm Lincoln & Bluck Hills. .a 9:oo pm a 6:15 um Montana, Pubct Sound.. u 9:oo pm u 6:43 um Lincoln Fast Mall t 3:W pm a 9:17 um wymorc, Beatrice and Lincoln ..; n 8:40 am bll:5 am Denver, Colorado, Utan und California a 6:15 am Fort Crook, So. Bend, Louisville, Pluttsm tn.b 3:20 pm bll:0j am Bellevue. PlattslOutll'& Pacific Junction a thu pm a !:; am Bellevue, P'.attsmouth & I'iiclllc Junction as:iara a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. KANSAS CITY. ST. JO ueph & Council Bluffs Railroad "Thu Burlington Route" Ticket Olllce, 1502 Fumum Street. Telephone. 250. Depot, Tenth und Muson Streets. Tele phono 128. L.cavc. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a :m um u o:uu pm Kunsus Clt Night Kx..alO!JU pm a u:u am St. Louis Flyci, for tit. Joseph and St. Louis. a 5:10 pm all;15 um a Daily. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Qulncy Railroad "Tho Burlington Route" Ticket uiuce, imk I'uruum sueot. Telephone 230. Depot, Tenth and Muson Streets. Telephone 12. Leave. Anlvo. lliivlli'ht Chlrauu Snc- clal a 7:00 am nlOfJO pm Chicago Vestlbuled Ex.u 4:00 pm a 7:45 um Chicago Local Express. u 9:30 um a 4:03 pm Chicago Limited a 7:50, pm u 7:15 um Fast Mall a 2:15 pm x Dally. CHICAGO. ROHfv- ihi andjA: I'acinc Railroad ZJ? .9.r.l'ut.. Hock ;.f."."u nuuie Cltv Ticket Olllce. 13iM h'LV. nam Street. Telephone "'- f "y,"1' 'iemu unu """i) oneuis. Tele Phone, 6.'9. ... "vc. Arrive. Chlcaso uayngnt pe...a u;oy am a 2;00 um UVB ttlUIHCD MIM4 w v. port Local ?.!'? m blj:23 am Chlca jago i-.xpri'ss. anus um a s:lo um Chlcugo Fust Express.. a 3:wpm u l:2j J Deb .Moines. Rock lsl- 1 und und Chicugo.a 7:40 pm a 9:33 pm Rocky Mountain Llin...a" 2100 am a 6-00 am Lincoln, Colorado Spgs., uenver, rueuio ana Co'loVudo . Okiulioma & a v'lb "m iuxus i ijci u u:m pin a 9-cn nm OMAHA & ST. LOIIla nit. road-Omaha.' Kunsni city Eastern Hnllruud-"ThS "" uu. ,I'.arnaln st. Tole. .I"?,'3.?' .Ueai Tenth -. u.o. A uicpilOllf, Leave. Arrlvi, St. Louis Cannon Ball . Uxprets u 6:15 pm a 8:20 an Kansas City nnd Qulncy Local u 7:w am a a;oo pm L'lllt'.VfiU. Ml I. IV IT I.- l.,.' A St. Paul Rallway-cuV Ticket Olllce, 1501 Farnum biuel. telephone, :-!,, Depot. Tenth and Musoii fsr......"...: IMlLWAUJfU 3iiuuta, i eieiiiiuiie, my Leave. Arrlv. Chicago i Omaha Ex..b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm Chicago Limited Ex u C:oO pm u 8:03 uu. u uaiiy d ijuny "'""' ILLINOIS CENTRAI Rul rond-CIty Ticket Ot lice, 11112 Farnam Street Telenhonc. 243. Depot Tenth und Maicy Slroets 32no!S Leave. Arrlvu. IThifnu'ii lOxnrcsS a i:w um a a:lo n:n Chicugu Llinucu ,, a 7:45 pm a b:uj am ... .... . HL r"aUl MimitMpoue & St. Paul Limited a 7:45pm u 8:0 am irnrt Dinlce Local from Council Bluffs b 1:50 pm a 8:15 am fori uouge i.ocui irom Council Bluffs a 6:00 am a Dally, b Dally exrept Sunday, . .. Eeave. Arrive, St. louis Cannon. Ball Express ...........a C;15 prn a 8:20 am ivuiiu i.iiy unu wuiucy Loenl a 7:0) am a 9:00 pm 11 MUM WA BASH RAILROAD iiciiui uiuce. 1115 Fnrnnm Street. Tclophono. 322. De. pot, 'Icnth and Murcy Sts eiujjiiutlf.'. I,;;, Leavn. Arrive st Louis "Cannon Ball" . Express ,,,,, ,,u 6.1 pin u 8;-'0 am Ul 4P 4i8m sciingp SHIRT WAIST FOR CillRU EeprttenUtirs Omab. Pmchirs Ea . th Eumrosr Qaiuient. DRESS IS NO TEST OF RELIGION "(llnil to llae 31 on Coine to My Church In Any Kind of tluili tills Kind of Wt'iither," Siin One Pimtiir. Only a llttlo while ago the masculluo shirtwaist was n Joke. Now It Is a llxture. Even the clergy has Indorsed It. Men In shirtwaists may now go to church with out fear of impropriety. It will not be surprising If tho shirtwaist man should bo seen In church next Sunday. Such u movement Is now under May. Soniu shirtwaists arc, in the lnnguago of tho street, rather loud. Others are quiet. The latter kind Mill probably be more lu demand for church wear, although Il Is not likely that any disturbance Mould be created should Mr. PcM'holdcr wear his red-slrlped waist. As the bicycle relegated the horse, so will the khlrlM'aUt rclegato tha cont tit least, that Is the May It looks now. Of course, coats will contluuo to bo In de mand during the winter. So will horses. Time was when thu shirtwaist belonged by common consbnt to thu simpering dudo ho ot tho choker collar and cigarette. Now tho dudo will have to hunt another fad, for tho shirtwaist has ceased to bo u fad and Is a staple. Mr. Sednte Business man wears his shirtwaist with absolute Im punity. Some old-tlmcrs may Insist on wearing galluses" over hickory Bhlrts of ante-bel lum pattern, but the trend of public opinion Is iigalnst them. And public opinion Is a powerful motor. It may look a bit queer to see a pew full of red nnd yellow and bluo and green tripes M'lth pleats coursing down tho buck, but queer things nro common lu theso twentieth century days. Wlmt the Preachers Nny. A symposium of representative clerical pinion on shlrtwnlsts, secured whllo the mercury dallied near tho century point, Is as follows: Welcome nt Trinity. Dr. D. K. Tlndall, Paator of Trinity Meth odist Episcopal Church Shirtwaist men arc welcome at Trinity church. Anything that makes for comfort In this sort of weather and Is within the bounds of reason should bo acceptable. I havo heard men In my coni grcgatlon discussing shirtwaists and seo no reason why they should not wear thorn' to church during such weather us we nro having nt present. 1 have never seen a shirtwaist man in church nnd Imagine that It would be quite a novelty to seo coatlcss men worshiping. Nevertheless, If men feel that they cannot enduro their coats this hot weather I seo no reason M'hy they should hesitate to attend scrvlco lu shirt waists. .SlilrttviiUtn Here to Stay. Dr. II. M. Stevenson, Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church Custom Is tyrannous. It Is difficult to break away from the sense less edict ot fashion that men shall wear coats at all seasons of tho year. Any fashion should yield to comfort. The shirt waist Is comfortable and I believe It has corno to stay. Men cannot enduro coats when tho thermometer stands where It has been for tho last fow days. When I was a boy I saw men go to church In their shirtsleeves. I havo oven seen ministers tnko off their coats In tho pulpit. Nothing can bo more uncomfortablo than a heavy dr.ess coat. Why a man should suffer ho cause custom has decreed that coats must bo worn is more than I can understand. I see no reason why shlrtwnlsts should not bo worn to .church by men, and I think It will soon bo no unusual sight to seo a coatlcss man at church. First of All, Comfort. Rev. C. N. Dawson of tho Seward Street Methodist Church I bcllovo In the greatest possible amount of comfort In tho matter of dress and if a man can find anything conducivo to'hls personal comfort that Is not outlandish let him wear lt. Formerly I was a crank on the subject, hut now I am liberal In my views, though still a stickler for ono thing, and that Is that n woman dress as a woman should and not npo the attlro of man, lMcime Don't Oct Too Loud. Rev. H. C. Herring of tho First Congre gational church Pcoplo who come to my i nurcn may wear anything they like, Bhlrt waists included. However, most shirt waists I have seen nro gaudy affairs and tho wenrorn seem much Inclined to flory rtd strlpoi. Mnny would consider that such garments nro out of place In church. Those worn by the mall carriers nro an exception nnd I think they nru, quite neat, Let II l in Come. HCV. Kdwin Hart Jnnkn nt ,1m l?lro. Presbyterian Church I hope to see tho wearing of tho shirtwaist become universal among men during tho 3iimmer months. I think the garment la bo neat, coo! nnd comfortable as to demand thd same recog nition from tho men that It has received from women cenerally. They havo certainly made an excellent use of shlrtwalus and I would bo very sorry to seo them go out of style. Tho tblrtwnlst man would be wel- como nt my church. Gimil Knotiuli for Church. Rov. Edward Frederick Trjfz of Kountzo Memorial Church Anything that la decent enough to wear upon tho streets, In the mills, factories or storos Is good enough to wear nt church services. This, of p urse Includes shirtwaists. Iti-v. ( tnnell Is WIIHiik, Rev. Clyde Clay Clssell of tho Hanseoni rarK Jictnodist Church I have no objection 10 mon wcprmg shirtwaists nt my church services. Lot'lhem como that way' If tlioy wuui to no so. Dress AciMirilluu ,o Wen Cher. iiev, u, a. l,uco of the Walnut Hill Methodist Churrh It Is my bollef that In warm weather It would bo hatter for folks to dress more for comfort and less for appearance's sake, By nil means a man (should wear a shirtwaist If It suits his inBtcs, Kind to Creel Tliein, Rev. C. S. Sargent of the St. Mary's Ave nuo Cotigrcgatlonul Church I would foel very grateful If men would como In anv kind of attlro In si.ch weather as wo have had' In tho past fo wdays. Tho shlrtwnlb man would bo welcome, Di'cnk o Tent of Iti'llulmi. rov. Jessie w. Jennings, Presld; smer of Omnha District, Methodist Episcopal Church It is In my opinion ontlrely a mat ter of Individual taste. It Is not the con corn of anyono what another ncrstin wears so long ns thu demands of decency are observed. Somo nro Incllnedyto .tnako tha matter of dress a test of LrellglonDbutili think this Is wrong, lilrul .Hummer Appnrel, Rev. CharleB W. Urlnstiid-I think th shirtwaist Is tho Ideal apparel by all means. I propose to lay In a supply my self nnd blaze tho way for others who ma ho more timid, I eco no reason why man should not bo comfortable by wcarln a shirtwaist as well as a woman. In my travel! over the statu, which are quite cx 23 I propese to wear thU ncnt, up-to- mont heroiifler. , , believed Hint tho foregoing cx- s uprisent fairly well the general 'cut of the OnuliH clergy. bus'ntss nnd xoi-lal world has al ready extended to Mr. Shirtwaist Man tho lad hand. ,hd now the clergy conies -elth ratifying voice. So why choiddn t the shlrtwnlst take Us Inco among tho fixtures? H.VSIO.VS FOIl WESTIllt.V VF.TERA.VS. War Suriltor Iteiiiciiilicrcil 1 llio (iciicriil (Iim ci'iiuiciil. WASHINGTON, June 29. (Special.)-Tho following pensions hnve been granted: Nebraska: Addltlouul-narglllia W. I.ituP- son, Culbertson. S. Restoration si n reis- sue--iienry u. .v.r Increase-William F. itiuk. I'oiv. , - In rnyl brask uelit. ' 7 i., n" ii.tianin and increase John Schmldl, Friend, $S. Original wWow. etc. -Mary J. Myers, Omiihn, ?! ln?; I. Million. Ftomont. S; special aci r led Juno ........ i.. i. K'lmr llnlmeiivltle, IS. Isa bella Burdlrk. HnivurJ. ?S. V',r,NJ' h.p,ala torlKinal) William S. Potts. St. Pan M. Iowa: OrlRlnnl-Di'tlef Hrammer, l).i im port. JK; Martin v. wawiipnuH". '"' ' tf; Robert H. linien. Jr.. Clinton. JS! ' Jjf , iiow.im. wolisier, s. .hiuiiivihu .... II l.'l.. I'nlmi I Ml I'. ti. Kl'llPWUl and nci easi Charles Hnrtsell. Hlmnnon City. . Increitse- Jnmei v. .siiew, '"'"i;"'. : Oliver Ferrell, Valley Junction, fl.'. . ! ilam B. Roblsnii, Orand View, siy; m n Jntnln S. cross, l.emnrx. n; o ii ,J" Olln. I0: Joxeph W rutnmlngs, RedlleUI. IS; Andrew Duncan, Cedar Rapids. James llrunsklll, DJbunuo, Ji7; i nineis n- llcr. Wintered. n; naniei niuricy. Hers Home. Mulsh illtown, HO! AugiiMt Britlot. DubiKiuo. $10, Aaron Anfenson. Mnmioll tin-, ni'iiruo .liihnson. hluilinoii City. H7; Jelterson P. D.tytun, Westchester. $S; Asher Dennis. Columbus Junction, liri; Niithnn lllgeiow, Miiiucrs iiuuu-. .iiinnunii town. JS; Lyman Wood. Mnsseno, JI2; spe- lal June n, John J. i-nyne, i-s .Mniiicn, i.. ReWsuo and increase-. Chnrles v . t'ricr. Htuto Ci-ntor. $10. Original widow, etc. .otilsa L. Blessing. Llsiion, js. , . Colorado: Addltlonnl-.lohn S. .Taylor, Denver, $12. lncrenKO-Mnthlas jiirKaon, Florence, $10; John Huff. Colorado Springs. $12; Samuel M. Tnrklngton. Ohio. $12; Al bert Tanner. Rockford, $10; Owen Snider, aniestown. $12. South Dakota: Original-John M. Van- derllp, Brookings, $s. North Dnkotn: Orlglnnl-Jnmes C. Chln nelh, Jumestown, $fi. Increase Joshq Maurer, Jamestown, $10. Montntia: increase ucorgo snaiicss, Lognn, $10. Issue or June 1-: Nebrnskn: I ncrense William O. Bnrtho- omew, Omnlin, $10; Anron v. uimHienn, '.tiRliinn. ta: Klnuzcr Cole. Fairmont. $12: Wllllnm H. Kelly. Chntnplnn. $s; John F. Nyce, Underwood, $S; John Williams, Stockham, $12; Daniel Ilnskell, Lincoln, $21; Norman Coon. Weeping Water. $S: John L. Ciisselmnn, Nebrnskn Cltv. $S; Henry L. Determnn, Beatrice. $12; Zerl H. Shcrmnn. Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Oram! Island, Iowa: Orlclnnl Mnlachy Corry, Ot- umwa. $i5: Thomas Mugiin. Jefferson. $(!. Restoration und relFstie Snmtiel Scott (dend), Ottumwu, $o. Henewni iTcuericKc A. Brown. Mnreiigo. $S. Increase Andrew Nenlry, Red Oak. $8; Samuel Thompson, Uboiles. $10: Frederick Miller. Blalrsburg, $10; Benjamin F. Wright. Oskaloosn. $s; John Kirk, Hughes. $12; John A. Barnes, Storm Lake, $10; John Hammer, liamuurK, $8; Richard T. Alters, Bedford, $8; Albert Lincoln. Wnterloo. $12: Henry Ryan. Des Moines. $10; Jnmes M. Decker. Popejoy, $8; Shepard Fnrnsworin, counrii jiiuns, a; Isaac Sclslnger, Mason City. $17; Ocorge B. Chnse. Wlntersct. $12: Peter F. Mntheny, Toddvlllc. $12: William Mnrtln. Keokuk, $8; William H. Hhlpiey. ucs Aioines, s. ho lssue William II. Novlns, arnvtty. $12. Orlclnnl widows, etc. Philippine Rompf. nnldllcld. $8; minors of David Hatcher. New Sharon, $14; Lucy h. acott, uttuinwa, ;s;. Calllo E. Beekley, Keokuk. $8; Mnry A. Cook, Colo, $S; reissue, Eliza J. Shut is, Hlissey, )i.; special necruca Juno il, nn mnnthn Cooper. Montlcello. JS; Harriett Clark, Q rant, $S; Ann McManus, Keokuk, $12. . . . . .. North unicota: increase 2crn k. l'icitctt, Hensler, $12. South Dakota: Incrense David C. Doty, Ccntervllle, $8. Wyoming: James isnny, Fort Bridgcr. $12. Montana: Incrense Wllllnm II. F. BIs choff, Columbia Falls, $8; James Roberts, l'-uiton, vi. Colorado: Incrense Samuel O. Parker. Hotchklss. $10; Washington J. Buchanan, Ourny, $10; Jncob M. Sehuckers, Saguachi,, $12; Bernard usborne. Denver, $10. Original widows, etc. Lizzie Fllnlaux. Fort Collins. $8. 100 IN THE Shade makes no difference to ns. People come in nnd buy just the same. We refev especially to the last four or five hot days. Having sold many good reliable vehicles. Our stock is the largest and finest in the city, you buy? Wliv shouldn't Drummond Carriage Company, I8th and Harney. Record Voysgs d Dan. 7 Hours. 22 Mlnulei.j bOSIUtt 10 LIVbKHUDL klii nn ? -fj I rn.M Commonvisallri, ftnln Screw, 12,000 Tarn lull 3 New fcngland, ' It.OUO " Juli 17 HOHUANO la LIVERPOOL la UUEENSIO.VN dominion Jul 0 I Vancouver . lul27 lambroman July 13 Dominion ..Aug, 10 For further lofornialloa, tfdrcsi, Company'i Ollfcci, t1) Ucirhoru St., Chlcato. Ills. Summer Tours on Lake Michigan! 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