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Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska
CORPORATIONS ALL
PAYIN6XP TAXES
State of Nebraska Eeceirei Total of
Seven Thousand Dollars from
Big Firms.
OMAHA GIVES A BIO LIFT
(From a BMf f Correspondent.)
IJNCOLN, July . (Special.) Payment
f corporation taxes to the Mate are com
ng in quite rapidly, yesterday the total
amount reaohln $7,570. (H.
This was boosted consHerably by a re
mittance, from the Omaha Council
Rluffs Stret Railway company, which
sent In a check covering all Its branch
corporations amounting to $3.3S0, divided
as follows:
nMi.. m. rn..nll nluffa etreet rail-
wav .....;.... ...w
rtnu.Vi M. Cnnn.-ll Bluffs bridge
terminal
n..k. m. rmmHI Hluffe Interurbnn.. 4
Omaha street railway i0
Omaha Southern. l-
Metropolitan Cable company
Metropolitan street railway
' Omaha cable tramway 4'6
Benson A Halcyon Heights IS
Barrett tinea to Mlnden.
Ieputy Attorney General Deleter Bar
rett has sons to Minden, where he will
deliver an address under the auspices of
the Youn Men's Drmocratio club this
evening at a celebration held In connec
tion with the passage through that city
of the Liberty Bell.
Winter Wheat Acreaare Off.
The acreage of winter wheat, according
to figures received by the State Board of
Agriculture, haa fallen off 80. MO acres In
the first thirty-five countlea reporting.
The total acreage reported Is 1.639,y3
acres. This Is one-half of t per cent de
crease from last year, which Indicates
that the total area In wheat for 1915 Is
romewhat smaller than that of 1M4.
Call for Harvest Hands.
Btate Labor Commlseloner F. M. Coffey
Tia received a letter from B. M. Cox,
vice president of the Bank of Ragan,
stating that It will be necessary to have
about thirty extra, harvest hands the
last of thla week to help harvest the
wheat crop around that city, and asking
him for information aa to where they
can be secured. Mr. Coffey haa had
some trouble In locating farm hands In
that a large number of those sent out,
stay long enough only to get a few
square meals and a few ' extra dollars
aad then leave.
Anto Thieves Bvar.
" Automobile thieves are still plying their
vocation In Lincoln and last night a ma
chine belonging to Charles Chaney of
Havelock was taken from in front of the
Oliver theater while the owner was tak
ing tn the show. Two young men about
IS years of age were" observed by the
owner to have watched him as he entered
the theater, but he thought nothing of
It at the time. The machine was a
Bulck, 1915 model No. 17. flve-passengcr,
and the number was 81,793 Neb.
The police have had some trouble
prosecuting auto thieves here because of
the tendency of those who have suffered
to. refuse to prosecute when It was dis
covered that the thieves were sons of
well-to-do parents of the city and that
'the taking of ..the " machines were not
'breaking the law," but simply "boyish
', pranks." "
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County
BEATRICE. Neb.. July -( Special. -At
a nu-etlng of the city council of Vy
more Wednesday evening the petition,
slened by 117 business men of that plare,
asking that City Marshal W. W Chln
nock be removed and that the two con
stables of tnat city do police duty, was
tabled without comment. The annual
expense bill for the operating expenses of
the city, which amounts to approximately
$.Tn,f00. was adopted.
Ooorge Schaefer of Blue Springs, who
was lodged In Jail here Wednesday even
Inn, pleaded guilty Thursday before
Judge Ellis to beating Ills wife and to the
charge of bring drunk and disorderly.
He was given ninety days in Jail on the
first charge and fined $11 and costs on the
second. Schaefer operates a hotel and
restaurant at Blue Springs.
Carson V. Cole of this city, who re
cently purchased the Chester Herald,
has sold tht paper to a man named
McCoy from Randolph, Neb.
Thirty petitions have been prepared
by the county clerk and were placed In
the hands of Beatrice residents today
for signers requesting the county board
of supervisors to make the necessary
levy for a new county Jail. The adop
tion of a S-mlll levy will raise $.'!4,00O.
Every available man. and In some
cas"s women, have been put to woik In
the wheat fields of Gage county, whore
the harvest Is on In full blast A num
ber of Beatrice residents who drove Into
the country Thursday stated that In a
number of fields they saw women assist
ing In the harvest In order to push the
work along.
BEATRICE ORGANIZES TO
GET COURSING MEET
BEATRICE. Neb.. July .-Speelal.V-A
number of dog fanciers of this city
held a meeting Thursdav evening and
took preliminary steps for securing the
national coursing meet In this city next
October. The Beatrice Coursing associa
tion was organlied by the election of
these officers: Tresldent. B. H. Conlee;
vice president, Aaron I'almer; secretary,
Vernon D. Andrews; treasurer, J. C.
Emery: executive committee, O. 1, Life,
Henry Hayden, O. T. Reynolds and Ed
Gordon. It will require about f:000 to
secure the meet, and a committee was
appointed to call on the business men of
Beatrice for the purpose of raving the
necessary amount. Dogs from seventeen
states will be entered tn the raxes.
YOUNG WIFE AND MOTHER
ENDS LIFE WITH SHOTGUN
rLATTPMOTTH, Neb., July .-(8pecial
Telegram.) While her husband was In
the garden this afternoon, Mrs. William
Meade, aged So, residing eight miles south
of Flattamouth, went upstairs and killed
herself with a shotgun. Near her body
waa found a note saying:
"Do what you please with my body; I
will be happy."
No cause Is known for the tragedy. A
husband and three chi'dren survlvev. Her
parents reside in Missouri.
LIGHTNING STRIKES BARN
BOY AND MAN HURT
WROKWC BOW, Neb.. July 9. (Spe
cial) A bolt of lightning wrecked the
bam of Walter Herrlck. thirteen miles
southwest of here, stunned Mr. Herrlck
and hts small son and killed two horses,
Mr. Herrlck and his 10-year-old ' tKy
were In the field when the storm came
up. They started for the barn and had
barely got the horses Inside when the
bolt struck. When Mr Herrlck became
conscious he frund both horses dead and
bis son lying unconscious behind them.
The barn was a total wreck. The boy
did not regain cms 'loudness for over
fourteen hours and then It was found
that the llghtn'.ng had seriously affected
his eyes.
The ho&f of Joseph Bodell, the car
renter who killed himself last Friday
by shooting, still lies at the undertaker's
awaiting recognition from his relatives.
Conorer Landis seems to have trouble In
getting definite responses to Lis In
quiries. It has been shown that the dead
man haa relatives In the state, but none
of them seem anxious to claim the body.
'fllahop Tlhea Will Lar Cornerstone.
NORTH BEND. Neb., July . (Special.)
The cornerstone of the St. Charles
fathallc church will be held with Impos
ing ceremonies Wednesday, July 14. 1U.
I'.ev. J. Henry Tlhen, bishop of Lincoln,
will officiate and be the principal speaker,
lie will be assisted by other ' clergymen.
The church will cost 130,000. Father T. 8.
Morlarty Is the pastor.
f'hnrrb Strnrlc lie I.lark trine.
YANKTON. . D.. July . (Special.)
Zlon Lutheran church, near Volln, this
county, was burned to the ground
through a llRhtnlng stroke, it was learned
hert. The building, which was fully In
lured, will be teplaced this summer by
a substantial building. The trustees
weie planning for a new building, to be
erected next year, and the destroying of
the church, which was a pioneer struc
ture, will mature the plans In a rush.
THE STOKE OF THE TOWN
Browning, King & Go.
Men's Straw
Hats
73
Off
PANAMAS AXD KANGKOK9
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Browning, King & Go.
GEO. T. W1LSOX, Mgr.
Substantial Porch and Lawn Furniture
Priced Very Moderately
AT THE CENTRAL FURNITURE STORE
Our Inexpensive building and lc?tln. combined with a store aad delivery
serrloe that is second to aa other enabltia na ta naka nriaaa that wnnia ha
Q impossible under any other condition.
OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT
Have the Central
Figure on Your
Furniture Bill
A splendid four passotigcr lawn
swing, finished in green with
adjustable natural wood seats
and backs, thoroughly well
bolted together, 04 QC
our price V" wU
See our beautiful three room
home outfits
for
See our beautiful four room
home outfits
for
$81
$110
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A comfortable and thoroughly
substantial Fiber Kocker, fin
ished In light J1 Qf
brown, our price. . P X etO
A Comfortable Couch .
Hammock d
j ' $3.95
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We are
exclusive
agents in
Omaha,
and vi
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Blizzard
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Gas
Ranges.
Aa excelleat eoneh hammock with a tronsr sorla aad a splsnold mattress,
baa a strona wind shield asd oOTered with hsary hxown duok, &'t SJS
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You Make Your Own Terms at The Central
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Hamilton Paint & Glass Co,
1517 HOWARD STREET
Phone Douglas 2642
A COMPLETE LINE OF
PAINTS AND GLASS '
D'ttributort of the
BRIDGEPORT WOOD FINISHING CO.'S
Paint and Wood Finishing Product
VISITORS WELCOME
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When you get right down
to the brass tacks of
value giving
You are forced to admit, that printers' ink
in Omaha is as elastic as the advertiser's im
agination comparative prices can be inflated '
until even the busv buvincr oublic of todav
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taKe tno time to marK sucn claims aown as m
uiiuuiiy ujpuDiku iuu num. V""ji
Opntlomon: We ask you to couaro, NOT NFVST'APKIl CLAIMS ysM
l.ut MKIKMIAXPISE nnd VALUliS thnt's what vou are buvinj Xl
ami that's vhatshould he of deepest interest to you.
We believe in truthful advertising in its broadest sense
Trie Great
alf-Yearly Clearance Sale
of our entirerstock of men's and young men's better suits is a posi
tive, active demonstration of the fulfillment of such a belief.
The Several Thousand Suits Involved in This Sale
represent the highest type of good clothes sold in America today
patterns, fabrics and styles to meet the ideas of every man
sizes 31 to 52 chest in all proportions. All suits have been assem
bled on our Main Floor. Alterations are made free of charge.
$10-i$12 $15a$18 $20.00 $25.00 $30$40
Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits
On Sale On Sale On Sale On Sale On Sale
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Sale of Straws, Saturday
An opportunity to select a stylish straw
at one-fourth less its regular value Pan
amas and Bangkoks excepted from sale.
Sale of Silk Front Shirts
Negligee shirts, silk bosom and rf "fl fl
cuffs washable, attractive pat-
terns' $1.")0 values, Saturday, y 1
$1.00 straws at'.$ .75
1.50 straws at 1.15
2.00 straws at
2.50 straws at
3.00 straws at
5.00 straws at
L50
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'Sport Shirts
Quite the thing
Their popularity is
prompted by the unusual
comfort they afford the
wearer.
$1 and $1.50
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
5Jmtkr0 jRralti? ?(uurflimgttt fllompatnt
At the Close of BuaineM June 30, 1915
ASSETS
Cah on hand and in Bank, including
l-artl'Mmtei of Depobit
Renale Fund CaU and Certificates for
resale on hand )
Real Estate, intludin houses sold on
rental contract
Mortgages nd Contracts on Heal Estate
Property in Course of Construction
(not sold)
Notes and Accounts Receivable
Fixtures. Mill and Construction Equip
ment :
Suspense Account First Mortgage Bonds
I'npstd Stork Subscriptions
Material on Hand at Mill
Unexpired Insurance Premiums
$127,761.01
13.02J.OO
264,268.71
417,796.09
1.195.90
59,894.34
23.000.89
12.116.84
103.185.53
3,329.51
601.98
f 1.025.574.80
LIAMLITIKS
Paid up and Subscribed Capital Stock $663, 668. 00
Accounts Payable 11,166.11
Estimated Cost of Completing Build
ings now under Construction
(built to order)
Mortgages on Renl Estate
Accumulative First Mortgage Bonds..
Reserve for Dividend Ousrantee
Undivided Profits ..
230,211.54
67,667.20
6,391.04
26,05. 00
20.612.91
$1,025,674.80
Dividend! Payable Semi-Annually, January 1st and July 1st
Comparative Statement Showing Growth During the Last Two Year:
On June , This Coropwiy's ets were 2I,?IMI
On lceiuber 81, 1913. This Company's Assets were 2'ili"i.'
On December 81, 1IM4. This Company's Assets were
On June 80, 1I5, This Company's assets were 1,025,574.80.
Incorporatod Uurtcr the Laws of the State of Nebraska.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
rETER ELTAD, President, A. C. Bullock, Treasurer. F. tV Haver, Secretary.
Frederick J. Wearne, Vlce-Pred-,nt. IMdor Zelgler, Counsel.
GENERAL OFFICES Ground Floor, Bee Building,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Thtny-fitk 1'tar
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Do not be pursuaded that all treat,
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ence proves.
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be no experiments.
Bend for Illustrated booklet. Corre
spondence strictly confidential.
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5cts.i JJos. $1.00.
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Omaha. Nebr.
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