THE I'.KH: OMAHA. Till USMAV, Mli'l KMIUJ:
RAM AND PRODUCE MARKET
pair Wheat Receipts and Good Cash
" Demand Bootti nice Up Two
to Three Cent.
COBS REMAINS FAIRLY STEADY
OMAHA, Sept. S. 1UV
"The local cash wheaf market rallied to
ar end advanced from l.
. Th i WfelMi of whul continued fjlr'f.1,, ,. c.'l. f Hulli.lo.
And there was (irnly wd lash '' ' f- l.l. 'nbrr II it"L
man4forthiatfrf.nl.
Corn aa steady and e-a nunted un-,
Charred to a half if-nl htsher. Tli ri-'
mand for corn no1 e ; li nahy ,
coo, ait noun n It latter, an! on tin
jew fifiviifun 1 " ani linn . I
ootn comma nacu 11 premium over me
whit. In lom cess the vellowlnx a -Ulna 1
as high as he over the ahlto variety.
. Oats wer lllo tjuotcd un'hanKed a
half cent hlalier. The ititlMi of llita
cereal wer light and the dtm.md waa,
inr active.
Th rye market advamod about !c.
hlla barley rMiminU normally un
l Manned.
, (.'Iraranrea were: Wli.nt and flour eiiial
to Ta.nW buahela; corn. I,W bunhrla, oat a,
frti) huahela.
Liverpool ipot: 'heat, unclianfeJ;
Corn, unchanceil.
Primary wlirat rev-elpt wera
fcuahe.a. an 4 ahlpmenta latT.to. bv!i t l. j
axiit i "v.iin v.uin u; .... '"r.
iwj no ahlpmonu on account of holiday, 1
lilnTa'ri eon. e-e -nt. w.r. ir noft K...V. !
.i.nd7h,MT;r.hV,b;:
. reoeipu on acout.t of hoi dy. aid n-
hlpmenu on account of holluay, laat '
tlr 1
' Primary oat a reoeipta were l.7i.1.0
knehala, and ehlpmenta l.tta.iu b..liela,
ajtalnat no receipts on account of holiday,
an' no racelpta on account of holiday laat
TW. .
CAR LOT rtBCKlPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oa'
, fit) H 1.01S
, 41
IW
, 71 , tl
ir4 1
Ill 10 2b
tt.7
Chlcatro
ixinnecpolla
auJuth
Omaha
Vanaae City
Pt. Loula ....
Vlnn'pe
lieae caah aalea were renorteH- liA v j
V( heat No. t hard winter: fear, Wc. No.
I hard winter: 1 car. lau-; ) cara, Wc; I
eara. WtHc. No. 4 hard winter: 1 ar, l4c;
cars. Mo; 1 car, mtc; I car,
P'c: 1 cara. o. No. t anrtna: 1 cur,
ff-i I cara. Vic. No. t mixed: 1-6 car, 7o.
No. I mixed: 1 car, 7c; 1 car, Mltc. No.
I velvet chaff: 1 oar, o; 1 car, 7c; 1
car. Me. No. I velvet chaff: 1 car, 7c; I
ear, Wc. Sample: 1 car, SThj; 2 cars, Moj
1 oar, 12c: 1 car, Sic; 1 car. Si'Sc: 1 car
loaded out), hue; I cara (light), Mc: 1 S-4
rars. 7t. Corn No. t white: 1 cara, cj
I cara, 4J71to. No. S white: 1 car, B7Sc. No.
white: 1 car, 7c. No. 1 yellow: cars,
no. No. I yellow: 4 cara, 7tc. No. I mlx-d:
I oars, rc. No. I mixed: cars, ,a.
1V0. t mixed: 1 car, 7c Bample: S cars,
JMre, Oats No. S whits: 1 car, lav:; t
Icara, Miao; 1 cars, 33o. No. 4 whlia: I
cars, S2e. Bamp.e: 1 car, 2io; f car. 2c:
I car. Jlc Hye No. I: 1 car, avi; No. I:
1 car. tM. No. 4: 1 car, lie. Bimple: 1
Ur, llo.
,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PHOV1IION1
rrteea Board of Trade.
' CHICAOO. Fept. a-Wheat advanced In
Xuica today owln largely to an erroneous
b-Urf that tha noverninant crop eailmnte
would prova a help to tha bull. Th
cloaa was firm. Utrle tn J4t,o net higher
lth Beptember at MTfco, and December
t lo. Corn lost ISio to lic. and oats.
r6 "ao to . "coo. Tha reault In pro
sialons varied from lOo dec Una to a rls
t' f-.
Bullish sentiment regarding wheat ap
reared to b mora aem-ral than has been
the oaaa for nearly a month. The great
majority of traders were acting on tha
aaeumntlon that tha cmn moor tmm
V. aahlnaion this afternoon would Indicate
material reduction In tha probahlo yl. Id I
f winter wheat. It was not until after ,'
business waa over for the dav that tha
report waa at band showing tha winter
Crop estimate to be tha same as a month
previous, whereas, the spring crop waa
figured as much more aboundant tbaa
bad gene rally been looked for.
." Wet weather which retarded tha move
ment of wheat In tha northwest aa well
in soma ot tha wlnttr crop states, had
good deal to do with stimulating buy-
era. especially at the outset. The ab-
fnace of any export buying tended later, .
however, to causa a moderate aeuback I
from tb top prices of tha afaalon
t.'orn weakened owing chiefly to cor
rect predictions that the government re
fort aa to corn would auagest the llkell-
Ood of a hi m vleld. Iflirh lMmn.ralnr.al
.... .w . l - 1. . . . T 1
to nullify an eariy advance that resulted
from avm.iMtkw wiik ..k..... .i...i,i..i ... . .
Hng of auotatlona. The eovernmant re. i
porta aa to oata waa about a generally
xpected.
. Provisions tiald within a narrow rang
and ahowed but little activity. Moat of
tha busline as appeared to be of a local
Character.
Art Me! Open. High. I Ixiir. 1 ''Int., IT.ir
, heatf
Sept.
Hflt .' MS
lS: KW
rvfc mi',
eSSrVvts jMl
It flS-00 It 1
U 1117V!
207 s in,
us in
I I7H 20
My,
7'H
J7H
i
sm!
. i
12 10
II to
10.4
t 15
I (
Deo..
,May.
Corn
Sept.
lec..
f4viA:
Tl)
1 THU.A
H4A
iiVA
M
HA
MS
.7,
May.
Vats
Bept.
IXr-0..
May.
Pork
M
Sept.
li 00
12 10
U 16
O't,
Lrd
12 17
Bept
I 10
OcC
Itlna
IUM Ml 17
02 J toty.!
-Kept
" Oct..
14 I S U
I
Omaha Oaah Prices Wheat, No. I tur
ky. IJU: No. t tnrkey. f&!Kic; Nx
hard, 7tr'iVie; No, S hard, Mit; No.
4 hard. rt.'Mj; No. S spring. ti4i.o0; N),
spring, t-irc. Com: No. S white 7M
No. S white, 7H437Ho; Na 4 white,
f7mi7Hc; No. I white, 7Ve;.c: No. f
white, Vlj"7c: No, t yellow, 707Hio;
'. S yellow. 7lj71o; No. 4 yellow. 70t
No, t yellow, r7o1ic: No. yellow,
v!0; No. S mixed. 7mNr7e: No. I
mixed, STWifc; No. 4 mixed. e7jl7e:
Kd. I mixed, Hio"; No. mixed. ei-M1
Cko, Oats: No. t white. 4Vvn -; stand
ard. ': No. I while. S3iTvv: No 4
white. X-4f!-!'ko. Barley: Malting. 4f
; No. 1 feed. 40a4&c. Ryi; No. t, Mi
C; No. t S9Mc.
Chicago Oah Prices Wheat. No. t
red. l('ail; No. 1 hard. tldSWIM.
Corn, No. t yellow, 7iiirrMo: otbers
nominal. Oata. No. S white, avvtiUNe;
standard, f?7He. Py. No. t. H'w!'.
I'-viey, W' inte. Timothy. t&.ett SO.
Clover, .au'l-3S. Pork, 111 10, lrd.
14.10.. Ribs. H fctt-r TV
- OMAHA OKIKntL MtBKKT.
j llry t.iinda Market,
TT'tTTl Orange, per box. California i NKW Yi'iP.K 5-nt. 8. DRY fiHDS
HUTTKR No. I. l-ro. oaruma, ate; N"""" K'oi:ind ams M td l.ica mora
t, t-lh. tubs. tie. B-re- lir l.l.ri.a hlnher: ,-I gnorla
CHKKfcB Imported fivlaa. Jf; Anrr- Ur.ier: tioi-ated a.na more acthe; knit
Kan wla. Jjc : bio-k .( Is, t c; twins, moderate demand foi mii. k alilp-
K; dUi a, l&c: trf l.'le. tc. Your. ii.ent.
A inert-a, Itic; blue Ik1! t rick, lose;
limburgr, S ib., sue; New rK white, i:atorted Applra aad Dried Pratta
i-rrout aWttVc:n;.i. Au;i arl,a-,,UyVAi'RATCi
but. lk-; channel catn.li. Pc: .rr:i,. :"; ! Ai,'UVkiW v'n" "ri ,...
rftan. W; m kerel. lie-; nos, rV;. uuitt R.T.I. ' llrm?'TrVlVi!:
.'sKfTf POTAT(i:s-Kansas. kJ.;f. bbl. 1 it,'d-
1KKF CIT-R!b.: No. 1. IS',. ; No. t ' r a in. ..
r NoV'vVchu.:: Dental Fraternity
f .;. I ii - No. a. ii. p.aua: jiii,' i.X -
N.. 1. tsvo: No. 8 sc.
Vtlm l, V, l-e. i. 'jh. feus. f. u;
1 ., J7..a. . 2!1, ::o, !Z.:. I-enwr. per
1"'K, tlllt f I !..' tioUtxil ti.Ml ", j.'l),
ua, 4bo, furry hi'ik.M', ... i
4 i; Ked Pall. 4 W. I'm: .., ,.r . u !.
aLfomia Klbri'ta. 7w: C. l.-iad.i l.lb-r-
.a c; n aei.uiaif.n 1.1:' il l.-.
2 ih. per bu.. I f-i l bii,.e. tr n.ie,
3'. un prone.. ...: Diaioonda. Hun-
fnriana. rti.. !r cl m,..i J..l. Peers.
1 -r crate. eliforria I niil-l, . t n ;.,
VM', legion Harr'cita faniy. I!.;..; 1'lem
n Uaauile. 81 75. i-e-. 4 baeket ctiite.
114": 4 bainel crate. l :-V Ii. nanus, per
lunch, iriejmm fruit, Ji.67o. Jumbu
I run hMiigii.ou and I ort l.iiioit. ier lb..
. c. awei'.upea, p. i crate, California Mia
trarci, lal'lit r.1. l-.7i; .i.iiira, JLi.;
J i wli' Wnlernie cits, -r lb., lc.
cj-t-ie., ptr bbl.. Wealibks, Z.ju; Jdnlden
1 p- n I '.
r ;) TAHI-KS-Csbbage home grown,
lr In. 1-c. Leituce, 11 do.. hr., ,.w;
J.f Km. pepiKsia. per is , wa'; luioatoea,
S'uti).ei pib e. tlniontf, V atilnif Ion. pr
I'-vc; lanl-h. per rrale. j .M. Para-
Ir ... h
rt. !--:. i.eans.
e.K., i.reen Paa, per baa-
c and sreen. i-er ka-
ki't New Peeia. cnrroia. turi-.ips. er
ikci .. Potal.Hsa, new Oblos, l.p bu.,
-. totaioea per I aiuper, 11 U,
4 f !. 1 er bid . t-i ft '.
i.vi-ij.ANtoL o-.Nutr. per lb. Ne. I
w alntita lkr; filberts l.; Urastie. i:'4",
U"V; almnnilii, e. Crackarjeok.
r oaeo, $!..""; half cum, II. 7S. Cnrntmpa,
IT rn. (3 IT.; If raae, VI hR. 1'enniita,
per lb,. No. 1 raw, o; roasted, o; Juml",
rnw, To; rosMcd, o. Honey, er ree,
NKW 1UIIK .K.K.nll, MIHKKT
ttantatlnn. of tbs Day A
Varlnaa
t nmmnilltlee.
,1:V TDftk", Kept. -KIlt'H-Stn.lv.
1 1 I'.AT rWit, firm: No. 2 red. II
o. i. f. .New York. iHmiiM, and No. t hunt,
1-'. e. I. f. to arrive; No. 1 north'-in.
iMHiith. vC. and No. 1 northern. Mant-
r uturvs, steady;
0 in.vHp.,t, ateady; No. 1 yellow. 8t-V
prompt ahlpmcnt
, Alf-rHot, steady; No. 3 white, 4P
411-.
I Ujlfi- -Steady ; Mate, common to choice,
'1l,c; J'aolllo COUMt, ll..
count, li;, H'fll',
11114. l:."ii4o.
HIIK(4 .-Nteariv
Ilral America,
I.1CA Tl I rTT4 -rlrmi
I amviti'b. aMlp.
ln-nil.x k flritt. Ziv,
I 1111VIS0. H--1'ork nidet; mcas. Ilu
fi !.': fatnlly. l!.i -i
:;
atri t i-War.
iH'oiM!..v. 1 ,.pf. ,(,. 1 ; ,
family? V V. ." . I anl
tu eat. ti.i;.-rin zr,.
w. Ii;.v-U l-.';
iil t: mMcllu
TAIIXW I .ill); city, r,vrt'V; country.
S'ii'..V : p IhI, '40.
1 hm'.Si-, - .'li; Kv . lw. l.'i'S! inunda;
Into l.i In inilK fren flntx, Hliila mjkI
colored ei.e laJa, HtH; d.i nvoiaire
. . . .. ....
I f JI'I.TKV Uve, price ui haned.
i)reir,i very weak; weatern fmrcn roHt-
,nlf chirkena. ; freeh fowla Iced,
T't'-: freah turkeya. Iced. IV
"" T Z ' ' 1 '
Co"
Toils Firm, rerelpli, 8l,Wn; freah Rath-
"r d etra, IMrSe; extra ftrata,
flrata, 22oC.-, aec inda. 22trn!4'.
'
MtnoeaiiolU flrala Markel.
TTVMR-ATHtt.lfI Mnt I WH l: AT
Be' tern'. , ic; iHjcetnber, "V; No. 1
hard, STic; No. 1 northern. Ivi967c.
V I .Ol'K I'nc.hanged.
HA Hl.KV- 42tWc.
II TK JMiSSc.
URA.V l.00.
fUMtV No. 3 yellow, 7r.VjflMc.
OATK-No. S white 3212';.
FLAX-l.2'.ll.l'a.
Kaaaaa City irl aad rravlaloas.
K ANSA ft, C1TT, Mo.. Kept. S. WHEAT
-No. 1 hard. Ii oftlrl 0; No. t red, 11.1181
1 11; Bet.temler. M'-ic; I hj camber, Vlit
S7VL Yj WXWa"-
(ViRN-No. I mixed, JOc; No. 1 white,
7Hi7iHe-. Beptember, V, IVacember, 62Vt'
May, M'iiM'4c.
OATS No. f white, SBH'tc; No. t
mixed, Hty&c.
Kt. Loa la Grata Market.
BT. IriH, Bept. S.-WHEAT-No. I
red. fl.004t'1.(W; No. I hard, nominal; Sep
tember, W4c; December, Ho.
COUN-No. 2, 74c; No. t whits, 72o;
Beptember, 70c; recember, WtftAc.
OATS No. S, S3c; No. 1 white, nom
inal. Liverpool Hrala Market.
1JVERPOOI.. Bept. S,-WHKAT-Bpot.
No. 1 Manitoba, lis 'td: No. 2, 11a liMd;
No. t, lis tSt&i No, 1 northern. Liululh,
11a M.
COHN Spot, American mixed, new, Is
lid.
r LOlTv-Wlntar patents. 4U M. j
Caffe Market.
NEW TORK". Sept. S. COFFER The
market for coffee funirea opened quiet at
unchanged prices. There waa consider
able switching from near to later month,
but general buatneas was restricted In tha
absence of llraslllan cables as a reault
of a holiday In the primary market, and
the market showed ery little features
tit II toward th close, whe there was
some scattered trado inlllg, with laat
I .rices ruling from two to five points net
ower. September was exchanged for Oc
tober at two point, and O tober for May
at flv point. Bale, 17. WX) bag. Sep
tember. .o: October, ai'kil November,
J3c: December. aic; January. J.Itlo;
February. S.We; March. S llc: April, She:
.f I It.i un. SIJ.I In w a AH
Bpoi
coffee, eteadv: H o No. 1. a Banto No,
4, tc. Coat and freight offer were some
what Irregular, but steady, with quota,
tlons ranging" from about VWc to 9c for 4s.
New York Master Market.
NfTW YORK, Sept. I MONF.Y-On call,
ateadr: hlsh. 2 ner cent: low. 1 per cent:
cent; closing bid. 1 per cent: offered at
Marks: Demand. ftc; cablea, 820. Ulrea:
inand, S4V,or cablea. S4o.
TIMS) IAN Ha er; sixty days, l9
2H per rent; ninety daya lUi par cont;
six months, V'jS1, per i-ent
er cent.
PAPKlv-SSiOOH per
M tJliCA
cent.
HTfcini.TNd
PlXCTt ANqk - Sixty-day
l.t 1 1 - ii .
HO; cablea, 14 4.
r,r,l,,r"i Jtniand, J.: cablea. 44.IT?.
Marka: Demand. R3i cablea. fUW. Ijlrea:
Demand M.4H- rablea. .47. RuWea; Da-
i.n
anil. cable. 84 V
fclLVlCIi Bar. 4W; Mexican dollars,
28c
WW DH Government,
strong; railroad,
irregular.
Cattea Market.
N'RW YORK. Sept I -COTTON B pot.
toady; middling uplands, 10.00o; sale. t)
bales.
Future opened steady: October. .84o:
December. 10 17c: January, iaWc; March,
luiwe; stay, mwo.
The cotiin market oloaed steady at a
net gain of from thirteen to seventeen
points for the day.
MVKKPOOU Sept. S.-OOTTON-Bpot
steady: good middling. S.lsd; middling,
&.a; low. middling. Mid. Sales, 1Z.0U0
bales.
Mrtal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. K M KTALS Lead :
Offered at 14 10. t-pelter: Not quoted.
At lx.nd..n. 22. le. M. Spelter: 71
OoPlier. Quiet; electrolytic, 1SU. Iron:
steady and unchanged. Tin: VJulet, VUQ
nu.w.
At IxmdVn: Spot copper. T. 2a, M;
future, s.4 7s, d; electrolytic 82, 10.
Sptl tin: 112. 1; futures, 154. Anti
mony: C12&. Lead; 2J, 18, Sd. Spelter.
7
Laadaa Stock. Market.
LONDON, Bept. . Amerk-an securities
on the etock market lacked vigor, but the
Hat advanced ) the decline In exchange.
I 'lilted Bis tee Meel ainl Cnlon Pa. Ii i.1
were the moat active shares. The closing
was steady.
BILVKIt Par. JJNd per ounce.
MONKY Vjii4 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATtrt-Short bllla. 4 per
cent; three mom In. 4 Vi I , per cent.
Oil and Raala.
SAVANNAH. Oa . Sept
. Tt'RPKN- I
TINK' Kl'in: So'o; snl.-. I'll bh!n.
crista. 74 1.1,1s.; hl.mrrt. 1H bbl.
RoSI N l'liin. sa'ia. Ti.t bbl.; le-elixa.
k:.i" Dtila.; tliipincniM It- nt. nn Ka,
W bbls. Qii..lc; A, it, :.J
K. 1114: F. 8S.v w:
1. II
?S(V,:
ii.'j'i;i v; k H'c"' !: M
I " WO, lO.tt.; WW. II. T,
".t ii;,''t:l 10; K tv.:"
S..1.: M. l. It'ti 1.1.
', XnAa a Pirr ffmrilrny.
UV1UU U J-elg eJllXUXVUX
Tha lalt SUfina Delta fraternity of the
Crelghton Iiental college oi-ned It new
chapter house at 110 Caaa street by giv
ing a ainuker for tba freshman class
Tueadar nlalit
i , J
I'.,- "OA ann,
j r . " l'-'bd.
Those present were:
Bid rv hall
H. ;. Dnvls
W. O. Koitn.r.
A. Kiilatx-lek.
Dr. r Ktibitarhek,
J. W. Din.tluer,
I.. J. Kraube,
T F. Haxrln.-toB,
f. M. luicher.
M. C. Pabblngton,
C. A. Ar.derson,
F.. J. Wish,
V. J. Morgan.
K. F. Yetek.
I '. Albrelcht,
Y. R. Vaako.
R A. Sciiarfar,
I. R Vlasnk.
R. K. Oorinley,
li. W. Edsoo.
D. KroUhll,
Hill Mrennan,
Kill Harrington,
I A. Lyons.
Frank Vougt.
Kred gchaefer,
H C. Miller.
Prank Hemphill.
L A. Ionattue,
Frank Snyder,
Roy Plats.
K. B. vue,
A. llrst.
b. J MulvlMU,
V V. Th.el.n.
D. B. W slier.
C. fc. Dauls.
A "For ad wui turn eoond-kand
furniture late cask.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET'
Apathy Again Mo it Pronounced
Feature nf tha Day'i
Session.
STEEL SHARES CLIMB HIGH
SKW TOR K. Hept. H Apnthy. reault
ItiK ninlnly from In k of patronage, waa
nMln tlin trw pronoun. e. featura of to
day market enln. Imporinnt atocka,
ht la to aav lnatnient laeui'M, tiuvel
irreauia,rly ..n lU'hl ..f for In, f. w fluo , , . , . .
tuatlna; innro than a point, whl"h ai-o- J ' CPBtral btate HauK 01
f.a'L'Tn..'0;! .w"' :r.r;T.llOinaha" Is to , the name of a new
rr-iiutive Baine.
There were aeveral erpllitia to thla
rule, noiai.lv licth ehem f"teei and Cm-
Ib.e thee 1 a'-ciiclina; to th-.r hlch-
rat nidation alnro the alnkliig nf the
Atabm Ir-fttrve a market .factor. Methle.
hem Kte.B i,,.t pii.-e waa .I. if, a train of
12 point", and fHrt.-IM- Kteel at wc
Yuriblc l.-.l all the Induatrlnia In ar
tlvhv excen4 tTnlte. stati-a Pieel. ta rl"
llna- A'cnnipanl.il hv a variant of the
old nnor of additional war conttarta and
biiyliitr lv bnnkliiK Interea'e for control.
I'nlted rttatea fteel waa urd-r mild t reK
aiirw until the final hor, when It advanced
to 7rS. a aln of V, on hearty buying.
wh.tV i ranged from 1,0 to oer S.'ini)
Hiarea Tha entire t rcme irw.re
active and coni.aratively ttmnit towarda
the end. the excellent irovemment crop
report Infualnn renewed Inlereat and
canning abort covering. j apons to a popular demand for another
Among the few stock whoae strength commercial hank to handla the hualne.a
v.a traceable to definite condltlone was . " . . Dan" to handle the business
Wrtern Vn'on Telegraph, wld h roae 2 ln Omaha rapidly growing retail sec
l olnls to i7 Its beet price since 1K12. on aa , Hon. When tha saving bank wa being
t ?al'a!" d'Vld"ul tT'n to e j taIk,( up ,n)1 -toek wu Mn)f ,oM fop
Ad Ices dealing with the teel and Iron i the promoter rcreatedly found men
iT."- '.r", 'ywlr optimistic. Including who had considerable sum of money they
some substantial new order for railway 1 ,... . . . '
equlpniit. The condition of the Induetry w'r willing to Invest In a state bank
la summed up In the statement trmt new
records of production are Wing made.
joiai saies amounted to rb,vn anares
roreign exchange ceased to be a prl-
mary consideration, although rates on !
Uindon tnovedf uncertainly. Official fig-
ure Issued In conne. t on with the srrlval
of the third consignment of gold and ,
American aav.urlU.-e from Uindon via!
Halifax were much kclow recent astl-
mates. I
i-(nd tradlnir wa dlatlngulahed for the
jotai eaiea par va ue, aggregated li.7.
Ota Untied States registered 3a gained 1
point and the coupon w and 4a, as well
ss Panama coupon and registered 3s, Vs
per cent on call.
Thought He Bought
Third Interest in
U. P. E. for $410
A third Interest In the Union Pacific
railroad, with th privilege of Investing
mora money a dividends on his Interna
In tha railroad warranted, waa what N.
A. Harrington. Phelpa. Wis., thought he
waa getting when he paused over S410 to
a couple of mooth talking strangers
Tuesday.
II gave them every cent ha had, and
would have gotten hi brother In on th
good thing, had he been able to find hi
relative.
Tha pollc hava th wall known John
Jone and John Smith In jail, suspected
of being- th swindler, but Harrington
has not yet Identified them.
Wife in County Jail;
Hubby Asks Divorce
That Mrs. Catherine Overturf cursed a
picture ot her mother-in-law. I slleged
as a cause for divorce by Joseph H. Over
turf, In a petition In district court.
The picture was hanging on the wall of
their borne, tha plaintiff Informs th
court. Ha assert that tha curse caused
him keen mental suffering.
Ills wife also hit him with a beer bot
tle and la now In th county Jail on ac
count of soma Indiscretion of conduct,
Overturf allege.
Mrs. Ellen Bmlaek charges James Sml
sek with having choked and beaten her
severely. Ha shut her out of the house
on one occasion and she waa compelled to
alt with har baby all night In the cellar,
she relates.
North Bend Wants to
See Public Wedding
WANTED A young man and young
woman to get married at N.irth Hen1.
September 14. and receive wedding pres
ents worth 1100. Applicant ahotild consult
county judg Crawford or Clyde Sun-
bladl, oicrK or the county court
North Bend has appealed to Cupid's
assistants In Omaha for aid In finding
principal for a publlo wedding which
the town desire to have in connection
with Its community picnic
A letter from a North Bend attorney
says that the successful applicant will
be treated as th ruests of the town and
will receive presents aggregating a value
of 8100. ...
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOLS
WANT 'PHONES BACK IN
Teachers at the South Bide public
schools were disappointed Tuesday when
they discovered that the acliool telephone
system maintained fay t.-e South Omaha
school board had been tasen out by tha
Greater Omaha school board. Vnder the
old system each school was connected
with a switchboard maintained at tha
South High school.
Assistant Superintendent Graham be-
lleve there I more need just now for
j this telephonic communication and ha
. has pointed out to Chairman Fry of the
purchasing committee the need of the
situation.
Kindergarten have been opened In the
Madison, Jungmann and Garfield schools
of tli South Side.
ATHLETIC APPARATUS IS
BOUGHT FDR SOUTH SIDE
Tho Hoard of Education approved the
purchase of the following equipment for
tho pliyaleal training department of th
South fide school: Ughty-eiglit bamboo
-oles, elewl basket baila, tliirty-three
boriiontal bars, twenty-two
medicine !
balls, forty-four Jumping standards and
teuty-to Indoor baiM ball bsts.
Other supplies ordered for general use
In th school system: Kurty gold-filled
button badges, 440 silver button badges,
: bronie button badges, l.ouo SJ-calibvr
blank cartridges aul three banners for
fall meet.
Rent room quick with a Het Want Ad.
QUARREL OVER PAIR OF
OVERALLS-THRCAT CUT
Sam Goldberg, colored. 177 South Twenty-fifth
street. South Slda. was seriously
cut about the throat by Henry Caver,
also colored, sua North Twenty-seventh
street. South tide, with a sheep knife.
Both men were employed at tha Swift
Packing company and the cutting was
tfc culmination of an argument over a
pair of oerila. Caver tried to make
kds escape after tha cuaUn-. but wa
caught Just tvs h waa leaving th Swift
plant by Watchmen Connolly and placed
under arrest.
OMAHA TO HAVR
vuiiiiAii av uiiiu
HEW STATE BANK
Prominent Omahani Subscribe to the
Central Bank of Omaha, Now.
Under Promotion.
NOW LOOKING FOR A LOCATION
ink n0w bpinR organized in Omaha.
R
Thin hank la to take the place of
,. ... . o
h r"pOHi DoilRIRS County BaV-
(.,, UunU In which n rnnalderahln
1,1 nanK' ln mien a conniaeraDie
((.lantly of utock wag Fold during
tho laat fo-w inontha. The plan t)
orparize the Douglas County Rav
!ncj bank Baa been abandoned, and
li e parties Interested In that project
lt;te Interested themselves in the or
KiinUatlon of the slate bank instead.
According to thoaa Interested In the or-
anlxatlon. tlie change I ninde In re-
rather than In a savings bank. It was
thls that led them to conalder the mat
ter of changing, and when the proposition
was submitted to those who had already
subscribed stock all were found mir,.
,UD"cr,DPa took, all were found willing
lo make the change.
Half nf Stork Sold. .
a.i. A,K-.. a nn... u . .
According to Albert 8. White, who l 1n-
tereted In the promotion, mora than
has already been subscribed. Negotla
tlon are In progress for a location which
will not be announced until tha deal la
closed.
Some of the persons who have taken
stock and are heavily -interested are:
C. B. Montgomery, Montgomery, Hall ft
Young, attorneys.
T. J. O'Noll, real estate and loans.
T. F. Stroud, manufacturer and capl
tnllat. W. r. I-ambert, corporation counsel city
of Omaha.
Dr. Ira R Atkinson, Insurance and
banker.
Frnnk Crawford, attorney.
John Douglas, president Douglas Print
ing company.
Dr. A. A. frandcll, dentist.
T. P. Tlghe, miiiiager Rock Creek Con
nervation company.
Arthur Hoover, financial agent.
Albert S. White, banker.
No Offleere Klected.
While none of the officer have a yet
been chosen the name ot a well known
Nebraska banker I being suggested, and
if he la put ln the presidency it la ex
nceted that hi name will lend consider
able prestige to the enterprise.
It Is pointed out that Omaha la still
much wanting In banks when the large
population Is taken Into consideration. It
Is ssserted that Omaha proper has at
present but twelve banks, while Slous
City has 17; Kanaas City, 17; Denver, SO;
Minneapolis, SO; St. Joseph, 18, and Lin
coln, B.
The temporary quarters of the bank
during the organisation time are to be at
room 7 IS, Omaha National bank building,
the office of Albert 8. White.
Mohler Verifies
Reports of Crops
of Bumper Size
President Mohler of the Union Pacific
la In from a somewhat extended trip over
southern Nebraska and central and north
ern Kansas. He returns enthusiasts over
crop conditions, and asserts that notwith
standing the prediction that Hicks has a
killing frost scheduled for some time dur
ing the next forty-eight hours there Is
going to be a bumper crop of corn. Bald
Mr. Mohler:
"Through most of Kansas corn ts out
of the way of frost damage, and through
southern Nebraska ten days more ot sun
shine and dry weather will put It out ot
the way of danger.
"As has been said man times, a bumper
small grain crop has been harvested.
Fall plowing Is well along and the farm
ers are putting out more than the average
acreage of wheat."
Anderson to Seek
Revenge Next Year
'They took me to a trimming thla
year, but I'll pass the line a winner next
year." declared Adolph Anderson,
Omaha's natatorial champion, upon his
return from Bt. Louis, where he was
thirteenth ln the ten-mile river swim
Labor day.
Anderson offered no excuses for his de
feat, but when Pete Wendell, who
coached Anderson, began to question htm
he learned that the Swede had partaken 1
of a light luncheon an hour or so before ;
going Into the water and had as a re-:
suit suffered cramps the entire length !
of the swim. j
'1 told him not to eat a thing." em-j
phaphatlrally declared Wendell, "and If
I had been there I would have knocaed
him over tha head with a olub. Ha had
to wtm tha whole ten miles breast .
stroke, ec" '? use the crawl at all on
account of cramp and then finished
thirteenth In that field. If he doesn't
finish one, two. three next year h'U
have me to ltok.u 1
Rent rooms quick with a He Want Ad.
PRAYER MEETINGS HELD
ALL OVER TOWN YESTERDAY
Prayer meetlnrs In the Sunday cam
paign were held ln sixteen place
throughout Greater Omaha yesterday.
beginning at JO o'clock, liirht of them
were led by members of tha Sunday
party. All reported splendid attendance
and fin spirit. Mrs. Sunday conducted
the prayer meeting held In Council
Bluffs.
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ONLY FROST TO STOP CORN
Northwestern Report Shows Condi
tions Splendid Along Its
State Lines.
SOME CORN OUT OF THE WAY
The Northwestern'S Nebraska crop re
port for last week paints an attractive
picture of conditions along Its line. Indi
cating that small grain Is practically all
In the stack and that threshing Is well
under way, with cereals ot about the
average quality and the yield something
enormous. Where threshing has been
done, wheat has yielded twenty to as
hlKh aa forty bushels per acre, and oats,
forty to eighty and In a few Instances
as much as 100 bushels, a
Over practically all Northwestern ter
ritory In Nebraska, laat week was hot
and dry, Juat what was needed for the
corn. At the time of compiling the re
port, the prediction was made that ,
throughout the southern counties of the
state, corn would be out of the way of
frost Inside ot two weeks, and In the
central and northern portion In three
to four week. With frost holding off,
say th report, everything Indicate the ;
biggest crop of corn the state has ever
raised. If there should be an earlier
frost, the opinion Is expressed that the
crop would be close to an average.
Dealing with apples, the report asserts
that the yield is going to be the largest
In the hlatory of the state and that qual
ity la far above the average. ,
Omaha Boosters
Line Up to Storm
Lincoln Today
The Omaha Automobile club has Infor
mation that 100 cars of the club members
are to make the trip to Lincoln for
Omaha day at the state fair today.
The Rotary club announces that TO
members will go. The Retail Grocers' as
sociation has word that 125 of its mem
bers are going.
The CommereiHl club executive com
mittee Is to go In a body. Resides the
girls have been at work all day calling
by telephone all of the 1.B00 members, re
minding them of Omaha day and urglns
all of them to attend.
The University club la also calling all
members by telephone.
Between 200 nnd 300 from South BUI"
are estimated to be going. The South
Side people are to catch the 8 o'clock
Burlington train, but will catch It at
South Side at 8:15.
Trains leave Omaha on the Burlington
for Lincoln at 7:10. 8, 8:20, 8 and :1S.
They leave on the Rock Island at 7:30
and 8:60.
t
Lad on Bicycle is
Run Over by Truck
James Walla, SSI 2 Jackson street. South
Side, was quite seriously Injured when
he was run over by a Roach & Kastner
truck, driven by John Holdors. at Twenty-seventh
and Q streets. Walla was
riding hi bicycle at the time. The
wheel of the truck passed over hi
right shoulder and It la feared that In
ternal Injuries wustalned may prove seri
ous. He waa rushed to the South -Side
hospital.
Men!
Here is Shoe
Store Efficiency
The men who sell shoes
at Drexel's know now to fit
your foot and they have
the shoes to do It with. The
long, slender fool requires
a different last than the
short, broad one. At Drex
el's a salesman does not give
you a misfit shoe in order to
give you the style you want.
He has the largest shoe
stock west ot Chicago to se
lect from. Drexel carries'
every shoe, style in sizes
from 6 to 12 and widths AA
to E, and ln half . a dozen
different lasts some lasts
come In extra sizes and
widths up to size 16 and
AAA to EE. . No other shoe
store ln the west can offer
you such service. No other
shoe store In Omaha ran of
fer you such famous makes
as Hanan & Son, Edwin
Clapp, SUcey Adams, How
ard ft Foster and MacDon
ald ft Kiley.
Buy your next pair at
Drexel's and notice the dif
ference. Drexel
1419 Farnam
Till ODD DOT HEVIgW tell. th. Mn'l lu
vator (of t. bur and a.t i. buy. rubbabe.
tr l Mulr a t a , i BroaJa.?. New TurK
City. II a b.n tor (re. jn?l oue.
Beginning
Thursday,
Sept. 9th
r
1
Grand Final Clearance Sale
OF
All Spring and Summer Suits
$18.00 SUITS. .
no
$20.00 SUITS.
$25.00 SUITS. .
a
Sale Begins Thur.s-
day, 8:30 A.M. and Wt B
continues till every 'ffi,
spring and summer
suit in our stock is l3w
disposed of. L&kt
The Climax of Bargain-Giving
is certainly reached when you're offered High Class
Guaranteed Suits, all part of our regular spring and sum
mer stocks, at such startlingly low prices. Plenty of
dark colors included.
Over 300 Suits at $5.00
Splendid values at regular price $10 to $15
Over 900 Suits at $10.00
Including Our Stock of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Hand
Tailored Suits for your selection. Sizes to Fit All Stouts,
Longs, Stubs.
In Nearly All Models aad Styles.
Positively no goods sold to merchants or peddlers.
Extra Sales People to Wait On You.
Maue Your Selections Early As Possible.
The Home of
Best Clothes.
10th and
Podge Bts.
You'll find offered at this price hundreds of smart
hats, possessing individuality, exclusiveness and quality
SELDOM EQUALED FOR LESS THAN $10.00.
The new High Crown Sailors, Close Fitting Turbans.
Large Sailor Effects, hats rolled in the back, hats with
draped and slurred edges, etc., all cleverly trimmed ac
cording to fashion's latest ideas. ,
Hats for the Misses
Exceptional 6ecial values Thursday, about 150 of
them; regular $5.00 values,
velvets, all very cleverly trimmed, at.
$3 Dress Shapes, $191
All the popular shapes, including
Trieomis, Sailors, Floppy Shirred
Hats, Fine Quality Velvets, with,
Taffeta Edges, etc., values you can
not nfford to miss.
PUT UP YOUR
Extra raacy TTtah, Wasalagtoa, or
Colorado Kioerta rresB
F.aoh.e, aotbliur finer grown,
Thursday, par crate e&o
4 Bak Crates Italian Bias P.nxa
for -.5o
Jelly Orape. for Jelly, basket. . .IS
Bnshal boxss fancy Bartlett Pears
for
large market ba:kts Crab Applsa,
for jelly aoo
X-arir. market baikst Ouoamb r.
for pickls ......aoo
17 LSI. rimS 0AJTUATZD
uoAjt ro sioa
Bp.cl.l riour Cai Thursday, 4 8- b.
sacks best Hull tirade Diamond I
I'luur, made from selected No. 1 old
wheat, nothing flier for breaV
plea, cakes or blacult, sack,
10 bar 1) cat 'Um AH or Diamond
C Kvap Sto
t bare Ivory 8uap ISO
fcklnner'a Macaroni, Vermlcella or
pagietll, pkg Tl
Advo Jell, for dessert. It's quail y
goods, pkg ..TVj4
tcliivp's btireiMed Cocoanut, for
plea and rake, lb SO
1.x ran bottles Worcester eauc.
Pure Tomato Catsup. Pickles, as-
aorled kinds, or Prepared Must art.
bottle S'ie
K- C. Com Flakea, pkg. ts
lirap Nuts, nka- 193
r C Corn Hakes, pka; S
W O. C or Kriimhlee, tk ,,..l.
4 lbs be- hand picked Nary Bean.
for Ada
4 lbs. bet Pearl Tsplco or Japan
Rica S
Her.hev's Breakfast r'ocox. Hi. . aOi
Beginning
Thursday,
w5h
Sept. 9th
$10.00 SUITS.
$12.50 SUITS.
$15.00 SUITS.
Positively no suits
sold or laid aside
until Thursday A.
M. A small charge
made for altera
tions during the
sale.
New Fall Salts
Now Ready.
loth and
Dodge Bts.
A
Master No. 1
Collection of
Beautiful New
Trimmed Hats
$l98
in soft shirred trim, silk
?2.G9
PEACHES NOW
10 lb, beat White or Yellow Corn-
meal
The beat Ta Slftlng's.' fb....'.iaHo
Golden Uantoa Coffee, a fin coffee
for family use, per lb aoo
TE?5,BT CBAaTElT BVTTKM.
c1") o bui. at, aso
rancy No. 1 Country Creamery Bti-
' 'h ase
r icy No, 1 Dairy Table Butter.
Per lb t4a
The beat strictly fresh Na 1 Coun
try Krir. dosen 4.
rull Cream New Tors; White WIs-
JAill Cream Cheese, lh an!.
Vnfehetai rtieeea. each
40o
-A. art r-ncTiT.a wit
OSCAR A TOM TWB PHOPXB
1 Ihs. beat fancy Potatoes TrV la.
II lb, f.nev W.V" V.r . rBj
OP
Apples for.'. . '
. IOC
Bit Tear P"rt and Ao-la by
Welgbt. Th X-aw K-a re. it
4 bur.ches Fresh Beets or Carrots 8
Fancy Hweet Potatoes, per lh .
Percy Hes T.ttooe nr head. 7I4
5 bunches Fresh Radlahe
Fancy Wax or Oreen Reana. lbVtS
lars- hunches ouo B't"he . 10,
Fwnoy atweet Corn, ner dosen ... .1H
Fncy Denrer Pea. er nutt "ie,
T-arew market baket Otionmber tV
Lara iteads freah Cahbaca, H
aad ji,
hunohe feH Paraley a
Ttrsw F- Plant, each . . ! ! ift-
... mirket Kaaket Tnrnlna" ' 1S0
Catfaew4 aa. awaetl r .
baaaet. ner kasrst .... ai,
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