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The Popular Personally Conducted Excursions to
California jjg Oregon. m
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THE ORDINARY OR TOURIST CARS
Are identical with the Palace Oars , with the exception that the furnishings are not on so grand
a scale , but the accommodations are equally as good as the Palace Sleepers , and are sold at half
the price.
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE
Between the first and second class passage in railroad sleeping car fares of nearly $17.00 per
passenger to the Pacific Coast. This sum can be saved by patronizing the Union Pacific Per
sonally Conducted Excursions.
LESS TIME IS CONSUMED
On the Union Pacific in making the trip to the Pacific Coast , hence fewer incidental expenses
en route. Leave Chicago every Tuesday and Thursday at 11:80 : p. m.
LEAVE OMAHA
Every Wednesday and Friday at 4:25 : p. in. , can join excursion at any point en route.
PULLMAN ORDINARY CARS
Leave Omaha at 11:20 : p. ni. every Tuesday for Los Angeles.
PULLMAN ORDINARY ( TOURIST ) CARS
Leave Chicago daily at 11:30 : p. in. , Omaha Daily at 4:26 : p. in. for San Francisco and Portland.
For further information call on your nearest agent , or address
E. L. LOMAX , G. P. &T A. , Omaha , Nebr.
A SUGGESTION.
Paul Morton of the Santa Fe , writes
the Globe as follows : "Lot mo sug
gest that you preach to your agricul
tural readers the importance of the
cow and the hen. In making some
investigation as to markets that
might bo secured outside of the
United States , I was utterly amazed
to ascertain from official sources that
for the calendar year 1900 , the United
Kingdom ( England , Scotland and Ire
land ) imported $84,922,542 worth of
butter , and that only .0142 of it , less
than $1,800,000 was exported from the
United States. I also learn that the
same countries imported over $26,000 , -
000 worth of eggs , and the United
States supplied less than 5J per cent of
them. These figures are so important
that it seems that they should bo
given wide spread circulation. I do
not believe our farmers understand
what a tremendous demand there is in
Great Britain for butter and eggs , and
how unresponsive our country is in
supplying it. I understand that most
of the butter used in England _ comes
from Denmark , Norway , Sweden , Hol
land and Australia , and I also under
stand that it has to be packed in a
particular way in order to interest the
Englishtrade. Thejpeople of Kansas
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are now abundantly able to improve
the grade of their cows and chickens ,
and it seems to mo that they ought to
be kept posted on the opportunity
there is to market these products. "
Atchison Globe :
FREE TRADE ALMANACS.
Send two cent postage stamp for the
Free Trade Almanac issued by the
American Free Trade League , 602 Tre-
mont Building , Boston , Mass. , 52 pages
fall of almanac matterwit and wisdom ,
Poor Richard's proverbs , quotations
from Webster , Clay , Sherman , Garfield -
field , Henry George , original articles
from prominent free traders and pro
tectionists on free trade , protection ,
reciprocity , free hides , wool , etc.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United States for
tliu District of Nebraska.
Voluntary partition No. 782.
In the matter of Erwin M. Field , bankrupt ,
of Otoe County , Nebraska.
To the creditors of said bankrupt : You ,
and all persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified that said bankrupt who was
adjudged bankrupt on the 23d day of Novem
ber , 11)01 ) , has filed his application for his dis
charge ; and all persons who have any ob
jections to the discharge of said bankrupt may
file said objections in writing in his office in
Rottmann bl'k in Nebraska City.in said district
on or before the 21st day of January , 1002 , and
10 days thereafter file specifications of said ob
jections with the referee.
Dated at Nebraska City , Nebraska , in said
district the 2nd day of January , 1002.
JAMES W. EATON ,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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