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. 8 . . Tn'E OfATIA DAILY DEE : MONDAY , NOVEBBR ! ) .1 , 189 j.
Y. I. C. A. STATE CONVENTION
't Will Meet in Omaha Next Friday !
Evening ,
.tST OF TiE DELEGATES FROM COLLEGES
orclll" ut file " " "uclltun I froth
Se1'rzhI ! Ullt' ' % 'UI Ih'lh't'r11 -
.IrcsNc-SeNNIhhit , II . ( Jun-
chulcII Slllln ) ' U " enliig.
I
'rh1y evening ! the state conventIOn ot the I I
Young Ien's Christan nuoclaton convenes
In the nuoclalon building.
from all ot
Active association men al parts
ho I stnte are expected to participate. As has )
been the cuslan for many years , the telc-
ClteR will bo entertained In the home ! of the
tltizena. Mr. 1. I B. Henderon Is i chairman
or the committee on entertainment and will
be pleased to hear from any who can welcome -
come any or the delegates to their hospl-
tnly , I Is expected that the major put of
the delegates " 1 consist ot students In the
many colleges where the association work Is
active.
actve.
Thomas S. : Iclheeters , secretary of the St.
Luis association , chairman ot the state corn-
mltl' at the Young Ien's Christian nsso-
elation and ono or the leading business men
In Misoaurl , will deliver the opening ldress.
The delegates : will be lc'meJ bl Dean Oard
nero Mr. C. C. \ehner , the International col-
lego secretary and one of the brightest speak
ers In the ranks or association men , will de-
liver an add esR Saturdayevonliiga This night
will be cole go men's night. Sunday tie dele
gates wl occupy such pulpits In the city as
may bo thrown open to them , Many excel-
lent speakers wi be presnt and will bo ready
to supply these iuipits. I
Among the speakers who are to take special
part In this convention are : Mr. J. W. than-
aol ; secretary Western International institute ;
Rev , A. H. Dylcs , D.D. ! , or England j Mr. C.
M. Copcliind , district secretary ; Mr , E. 1
Aiken , state secretary , Kansas ; Mr. W. A.
Magee , state secretary , Iowa ; Mr.V . A.
Venter , secretary , Kansas City ; H. A. Clark
M. D. , State university , Lincoln ; Mr , O. D.
laker , seretary , Council Blurts ; : Ir. II. g.
Wols ! , secretary Chalron ; Mr. W. J. ll ,
secretary , remont ; : lr. F' . F' . Carruthers ,
secretary , hastings.
This week will bo a crowded one at thl
Tlls -
association building . Wellnesclay night there
wi bo a fine elocutIonary and musical recital
under the direction of Miss Fuller. 'rhursday ,
night H"v. A. F. Irvine will present his pictorial -
tonal lecture on "Social Vreckage. "
Tonight Is to lo bold one of the annual
meets or the assocIation. Two hundred of the
most interested members of the orlanlzaton
have been Invited 10 meet around the tea
table and discuss ways anti means or Improving -
proving and extending the work of the ass (
elation . Speakers from the board ot directors -
rectors will address the gathering and It Is
expectEI that as a result of this meeting
plans will be set on root which will effect an
Increase In the membership up to 2,000 members -
bars by next April.
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"uh'r" Ate'nIotii
nepublcans In sympathy with the citIzens'
movement muet remember that the word
"citizen" does not appear upon the official
ballot. Each citizens' candidate Is designated
upon the ofcal ballot as "democrat. "
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'UUK OlO I\X'S C1.VhI.
Studies In Suclnl Seii'ie'iunit Ihii -
tn-
cltonll fl&'inrtiiii-nts.
The department ot social oeneo ( ot the
'Voman's club has always been one or the
most hard working and popular departments
at the club.
For this year Its program Is one or pecu-
liar Interest. "Functions or Government , Its
Hghts and Duties" will be , the general theme.
Ther wi be eonlldered with reference to
the citizen ef normal conditions , to state unl-
veraItie , 'common schools , public kinder-
gartens , sanitation , libraries , parks , enter-
tainments. etc. . and will take UI the tune for
some weoks. Then the gmeral theme of the
stato's Jlghts and duties toward . detective
and criminal casl ! will bo considered.
Each subject will be given all the time
It require to be considered In a thoughtful
earnest manner.
Current events of political and social Interest -
terest will bl reported at each meeting by a
committee , of which Mrs. P. Il. Tracy Is
chairman. At the last meeting Mrs. Tracy's
report was upon the re lgnaton of Prof.
lemls of the Chicago unlvorslt A 111sClo
elon of some Interest followed , although there
was IIrhaps no difference of opinion upon
this matter.
Another feature of the work Is to be the
study of Kkld'a Socal ! Ilvoiution. Each week
one chapter ot this unique work will bc
carefully reviewed anti briefy IItussel by
sonic member or the claes who I ! e\eclal ) '
Interetel In the boolt.
Members of the depoJtment are very
much interested ! In the development of this
outline , and under Mrs. I'ord's efelent leadership -
ship a very Instructvo ! ason Is anticipated.
The plan for the department of education
for the cession Involves two hues of work At
each m ctng the members will reall and die.
cuss a portion of P3mo standard pel1lollcJI
\6rl" , under the supervision of lrR. Surbor-
ought , the leader. The first text to he taken
UI > In this mnnner will le Froebet's Education -
ton or Man . The department desires to ard
and encourage nil PUblic or private I move
ments which may be educational In I broad
and general sense.
One of the lecture of Miss IIofer'ei course
will bo given under the ansplees of this department -
partment of the club , anti It Is expect that
It will secure other lectures cn educational
subjects In course of the ) .
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m InX.\CU f SlIiflSt1'L'A. ) CIUCIJ.UI.
Ath'INt'N 1'1'II'NI" tu ICt.t'I' Out or the
I'tIiti'lhl right. '
ST. LOUIS , No\ 3.-A special to the Republic -
public front Lincoln Neb. . says /shop lIon-
ncul Ibsuell a clrcllI' to the priests , under
date of Nevunber 2 , In \hlch ho mentioned
that John nrennan , editor of a Catholic
newspaper at Sioux City , In. , Is endeavoring
to create rellous discord In the state by Issuing -
suing Inlnmmatory circulars to the laity tnd
clergy , urging them to polItical agitation In
the IIt1ending election. Ho added : " . \s there
Is ito religious quelton Involved In the btato
campaign In the state or Nebraska this year ,
and as the but policy to vuruo towards
those umisgimideti men , known as Icmb rB
of time \merlcan 'rotecth'o asaoclation , Is
oclnton
10 Ignore thel entirely , I must regard , time
appeal o this Brennan ns not only mi-
premier . - , butll' Impertnent. "
IoWItt's Little Early Hsers cure mit-
, aeston and bad breath <
p
1 hiUItIiXm'l'ux HOII' )
I l n"llr 'l'hne-Cnu"II' CI ) . .
I Now limo c\iin : operation-scitetiulo to St.
' a Joe honr. and Kansas City Iluicliened-over an -
The liurlington's ! t8 : a. m. train Is nol
three hour faster than the day train ot any
other line to Kansas City ; forty mlnues :
faster to Atc'iiison two . und ene.half hour to
Icannworth ; pretty nearly a whole day to
St. Joe.
The c\'enlrg traIn for St Joe and Kalsas
I CLiy still leaves the Union depot .
Cl stllea\'es at ! : t5 p. m.
I 1 ' . \te5t anti best night train for all points
al
I Lout tm . [
CIty ticket office , II2t -S t Farnam street
.
. A i'risilegt'I Clmgmrmmeti'r
. 4 Is one who enjoys prlvlcslS not granted to
otlmrs . Such 15 every traveler via the Union
, Iadlo "Overland Route" to Colorado . Utah
Uah
anti Cillforzila . : -
A few at the prlvlegs :
You get there quicker
You h\e no change of care
Through Pullman Sleepers arid Dining Cars
, ' 'lalns heated by steam ant lIghted with
Ilnllll Light . A. C. DUNN ,
Clf ) ' Pass . & Ticket Agent ,
' . . 13(2 } : rcll St.
.
Nc" 'I'JnnCnrll on the t4t C. "
See tmo table column . on another page .
1r Slln/ul un ( ) ' ercont . -
George O'DI'lel and Fltlk C ! . .Tehnan
were nrreIed yesterday nCtcrnlol fur hnv-
Ina stolen m , Overcoat belonging to A , lL
Chibbn nt Sixteenth nn'I ' Davenport Itrert9 ,
Gbln Meant . Jim McGuire and H. A. ( ln-
ton were arrrsted . for 11\lnl receIved the
stolen Ilropet ) . .
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PULPIT EDITORIALS
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11EV. PRANK CRANT3. 8
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There I one great Issue that Is always be-
tore the people In I democratic goverment.
All agree that the people shall rule , but
time question Is , how shall their wish be ex.
press c. In other words , shalt government
bo by mass meeting or by representatIon 7
The careful observer wi notIce how thIs
all and Is
Issue runs through al our history
constantly croppIng out In current affairs .
Daniel Webster's great reply to Hayna was
simply a masterly presentment ot the argu-
ment that the wIll of the people was not to
bo round In the factious vote of any sep
arato section that might object 10 a natIonal
law . but was to ba , determIned by the prop-
erly elected representatIves ot all the states ,
and by tIme regular judiciary . lie imeld UI to
rldlculo I layne's theory that South Car (
Ina could hersel ba ) whether or not she
would consent to obey the behest or the
imation , a 111 ( he cited that New England ,
"being fully ot time opinion that the embargo
law was unconstiutonal , was equally clear
In the oplnlcn-It was I mater they did not
doubt upon-that the question , otter all , must
bo decided by time Judicial tribunals of the
United States , " In present New York City
polItics appears the Rma queston under an-
other form ; the saloon keepers and their I
friends Insist that the excise laws are unjust ,
anti therefore should not \ enlQrced , whie
: tr. Roosevelt stands with Webster hollng
th.lt whlo they may be unju3t , yet that Is I
a mater to be decided by the legislature and
courts , and not by meetings anti processions.
Thla Pulpit some time ago brought out the
santo Idea In Its arral'1nent of our city
government's polcy toward the gamblers ,
saloons anti brothels , claiming that the polIcy
of dealing with these evils was a mater for
the people to decIde hy their proper law-
makers and judges , anti not by the opInions
of any executIve omcer. The recent police
board contest was another variety of ( the
same queston , time ho110vcr hoard declarIng
that because I thought the law unconstitutional -
tonal It should rislst It , but the true theory
being to obey the law , even I wrong , until
the courts shoulll othcrwlee decide. In the
mater of southern lynching there Is ano'hcr
phase or the struggle or lawless against lawful -
ful publc sentinient. No one doubts that
cplnlon In the south Is opposed to the name-
less crImes of which sonic negroes arc ac-
cused , but the issue Is , shall that opinion be
left to courts or to prIvate men or mobs
to enforce ? He\ J. W. g. Dowen on Monday
of last week at the Atanta expoton , Negro
day , lucidly stated the matter :
"Aa a repreintatlve or the thinking people
of my race . I take off my hat to the white
man of title co'untry , north and south , when
he swears by all that lveth that the sanctity
of his homo and the purity of Itia famy shal
bo malntalntd at every hazar 'We simply
ask that the sins of the vicious b not charged
to the whole race. Our training on the whole
has not been what It should have been , but
the race Is making a heroic effort to expel
from Its sYllem all the \Iewl at degrading
sin , and l1 far wo have 13110 progress.
Wo do not ask that the criminal escape but
that the court Ihal ferret out his crime by
due process of law We ask that justee ! be
meted out to all crimInals , black and whIte "
5 . .
Because some mlsllonJrlc ! hare been mur-
tiered In China there Is a frog-like chorus
from many censors crying out to the church
to Dtop senllng Innocent people over to that
barbarous land to be siauglmtered . They for-
get. When the original Christian came froth
a distant country to this earth he was set
Ipon and murderel as cruelly as haE ben
the tate of any In Ku-Cheng. With this 'e-
ample before us we can hardly be. expected
to desist II our effort to save mnklnd be-
cause at perils or sword or , death and If \\e :
did so the ernie critics ' who now blame our
toolhanlness would then sneer at our
cowardice
S. .
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The Ilnro potato scheme , by which vacant ! I
city lots are tisul to rallo crops for the
poor , will continue to bear a social and moral
fruit even batter than pot atom. The 10\0
ment should never stop until none shall he
allowed to hold a pece ! at ground vacant for
speculatIve rposes. l Ho sholld be eom-
pelcd In the meanwhile to give Its Ul to that
city which males : his land valuablo. A slm-
plo mctholl of accomplsh In , this would be to
tax the unused Ian on which the owner re-
1
fused to alol the poor to raise sustenance
to the extent ot the e 'tmated value ot what
produce might be grown upon It.
.
' 'rll' , ' " 1I,1'1'lllo'l for , ICIHh ' N Sake
WU be rendered more beneficial , and the
fatigues or travel counteracted , \ time voyager
\ ill tak' .llong with . him hfostctter's Stomach
flitters , and use that protective anti enabling
tonic , nerve Invlloranl and appetizer regu-
larly. Impurites In air and water Is ncutral-
Izell by I. anti It Is a matchless tranquilizer
and regulator of the stomach , lIver and
bowels. I counteracts malarIa , rheumatism ,
ments. and a teldlncy to kidney and bladder al-
.
Iive'ry 1)ay ' .
Double daily service to San Francisco anti
all California points via Union PacifIc. Through
Pullman Palace Sleepers , Pullman Colonist
Sleepers Pullman Dining Cars and I"r Re-
dining Chair Cars.
The shortest . line ; the quickest time.
A. C. DUNN
. CIty Pass. & : Ticket Agt. .
1302 I.'arnam St.
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Drs. Nichols & Nichols , specIal atentl : tl
diseases at women and . children. H08 Farcalim. :
" 'Im'r Prlll , . 'uhu"ul I" .
Frank C. Johnson's friends a ) he has not
absconded. According to their report he
started for n < olorlio health resort , but
was taken 10 1 on the train ho hal 10 leave
It at . Culblrson und 10 10 I hotel , where ho
now is .
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i'liitStX.tIl'.tlLtdtAi'iiS.
State Oil Inspector dmlston Is at the
Merchants .
the Mr. Paxton and , : rs. J. Blake or Chicago are at
H. Ii. Stevenson at Sal Lake City Is reg-
Istert at the Mercer. '
Mr. and Irs. S. 10lman of Los Angeles
are guests at t'io : ia rd.
ReceIver Oliver W , Mink ot the Union Pa.
cHic , Boston , Is at the Millard .
Mr. and Irs. J. C. C. Clarke of Alon , m. ,
are among the Paxton arrivals .
: tr. and Mrs . n. I. . Daugherty of Lead , S.
D. , art guests at the Merc'nants. .
H. W. Cresswel and J. T. Day , cattlemen ,
Sperfsh , S. I ) . , are Paxton gnests.
Part ot tSio "Tallow C ndle" company and
part or the Gardner company spent Sunday at
the Barker )
Part or Sandow's Trocadlro Vaudevies and
part ot Wnd & V lcs' company are doml-
dIed at tIme Barker. .
Mr. Iolsch of Hamburg II In the city , a
guest ot : lr. F . Zlegfeld , Jr. Mr . Holheh Is
on his wa : , to Slbcrla.
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W. S. Pugs ! ) Douglas , W'o. , and D. n.
Castda ) Hawlns , W'o. , catlemen , are reg-
Istered nt the Paxtoim
: r. anti Mrs. Eugene fandow anti halt a
" "
dozen members at the 1rocdero" company
are guests at the l'axtoii
: lr. anti Irs. Harry VOI.CR and John Ward
ot the Ward & VoIles company , with sev-
eul members , are at the I'axton. ,
: . F. Zlegfeld , jr. , of the Trocadero Vau-
tevles and : r. lal\low , who Is the star
of the ergllnllalon , arrived last evening and
alu at tIme Paxton.
At the Murray : J. D. Salr. Des Moines ,
la. ; A. Deagon . John Page , Joe Kelley , George
S. loltz. F . C. : MII an , Henry J. Schroff ,
New York : : : I Steirm Chicago : O. M. Sutton ,
Lincoln ; Frank D. Sopp , St. Louis : O. O.
Hunter. Wllnm Tnrple , I. . C. Muson , J. T.
Seaman Columbus 0. ; J. Brat North Platte ,
Net' . ; 1' . W. lckert all wife , George H.
NIcolaI , 'I' . Williams and wife . \ \ 'ard'ckes
company ; O. Sadlcaln ! , N , Ti. Kaufman and
chIld , New York ; M. S. DewIt , amah ,
XehrnRI.nn" nl tIme hotels .
At the I'uxton-t. M. Dlzner , Crawford
At the Millard-Il. E. Marqucsson , Alit-
once ; W. I. . Park , North l'late. .
At the Merelmants-A . B. Langdon , O. M.
luUlns , lapltoni N. C. flower , Cedar
ltaptds ; l. I Sad.cr , Llnculn ,
, At the larlllr : T. I. Estabrook Norfolk ;
I" ' . 1 . 1lcUnuls , lhitst'ngs'liiiamn ! ' ; Caimlil .
Clint Slaler , Grand Island : larry : ew -
afo\e , Columbus , . "
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I AMUSEMENTS. ] 1
coccceo
The new week In Omaha's theater circles
was ushered In ycterllay evening with an
Incongruous mixture at here play and maud-
ln sentiment , one at the play houses pre-
sentng a concoction ot the mOlt pronounced
equine favor and the other a tearful upo-
sllon of that battered old relic ot ante-
belum days , long known as the dramatized
version ot "Uncle Tom's Cabin " It's the
toss ot a copper whether Upper Hare ) ' or
Lower Harey got the wont of It. Probably
Upper Harney escaped the more easily , for
the auditors could at lest vent their feelings
In telr antI thus gain tIme credit or posseu-
trig a tender , suscptible nature , while on
Lower Harne there was nothing to cry
over and but Ittto to laugh at.
The man Is probably unborn who can look
far enough Into the future to ceo the end of
"Uncle Tom's Cabin " The piece Sfems to
have become a part of the solar system , and
the chances are that It will follow the evo-
luton at the stars untIl Unto s'hJI be no '
more and Oabrlel's trull > et hIatt shall signal
the rolling up of the heavens as a scroll
to uher In the final drama of all eterlt-
and oven then , amid the crash at systems
and the wreck ot worlds , with the living
caln , upon the mountains to co\'e thenl
and time counUes3 dead ot the nturles yet
to como taking new forms from impalpable
dust , the nations of a globe , rapidly merg-
big Into chao , will pause for a brief Instant -
stant to witness the fnal apotheosis of Little
Eva II she Is borne aloft by blonde angels ,
whie Uncle Tom kneels at the foot of her
deserted ( couch , listening with bellng ear
to the melancholy cadences of a dark } ' quar-
tet
Ward and Vokes drew the usual Sunday
aferoon anti evening crowd at the Crelgh-
ton , with their farcIcal : production of the
farcical piece designated un the bill boards
as "A Hun on the Bank " Messrs. Ward
anti VoIles arc what they claim to be on
their programns-'gentlemen of unlmlel1
nerve. " I requires nerve , and lots of I , to
present "A , Hun on the "anlt , " with the
company that presented the piece last miight.
There Is consh1rablo map and go' about
"A nun on the Ban It. " I affords man ) ' op-
portunites for the introduction of clever
specialities. A few are attempted-or rather
hinted at-by the company now at the Crel-
ton Arthur Iimagan Is not unfamiliar to
Omaha play-goers , ali his songs always
secure the encores they deserve. Wlmot
gckert anll Emma Berg have appearell hcre
severl tmes , and their singing ii I ! far better
.than the average . : lr. Eellert Is as rotund
and full throated as of aliI , amid his tenor
voice has lost none of Its clearness and
flexibility . Probnbly the fact that he Is
singing the same songs that he did five years
ago baa sOlethlng to do with I. No voice
could lose itself the "
Iself In duet from "I
'rrovntoro" after It had threaded Its dizzy
heights so freuenty as has : tr. Eckert's.
Al Bellman has a dime base voice , and he used
It very cleverly In time only Opportunity
given iminm
As to Messrs. Ward and Voltes , they arc
clearly entitled to enter Into competition
wih Old Hess lee ) ns eXlmnents of the
Weary Wraggles typo or historic talent.
Their good natnred "Joshing" amuses the
audience. They keep the center of the
stage most ) to themselves and ( hey till I
pretty wel As for their farcical success , as
they name It , for an audience that appreciates
their kind of farcical success , "A nun on the
Dank" Is about the kind or a farcical succes
that Ilnd of an audience would appreciate
The new Trocadaro Vaudevll8 , headed by
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the handsome young athlete anti strong man ,
Sandow under the personal direction of F.
Zlegfehl , jr. , wi open nn ciigagexnnt of
throc nllhts and \ \ ' engallment at
Boyd's theater this evening. The company
has closed one ot the most successful week's
ergagelents : ever seen at --Autlitoriumu .
CheIO : , when the stalln room sgn ! was
displayed at every ' perlormance. This fCllg :
Sandow's farew'ell American toUr , every lady ,
child and man should see the world's
gleatest cthilete. The Troc.1deros , which Is
Iha lrgest and best vaudeville company
over seen In this country , comprIses some .f
the best or the European novelties or the
time. The five Jordans , the Ireatest of al
aerobatl' , will appear In a turn that will be
thrilling In daring and In wondrous feats
of strngthm. KaufmJn , the w rhls champIon
trick bicyclist and the holder ot forty gold
medals , will be seen In feats of riding. The
LucCers ! , floU the Alhambr3 , I.olion. < 0
some rcmarkable high kicking and Jumping.
They stand withou a peer In their line.
O. Gust , the great Parl.'lan eloln and Im-
Hntor froU the I.'oles Bergles , Inl . gives
an act that Is entirely original and 1m-
Ilates every know animal. Miss Josephimia
Sable , a late reigning sensation In Pane
and London , made her American debut at
the Audiorium , Chicago , amid made a de-
cidcd hit. Arnann tha great Munich Impersonator -
personator , has added 10 his list a representation -
resentaton I the New York reCormer , Dr.
P.rkhurst. and an hnltalon of I.cka'e's
"Svengali . " The Wednesday matinee will
b3 given for the exprese accommodation of
ladles and children at popular prIces.
Primrose nml Wesl's big minstrels will p-
pear here , at the CrelJhton , for three nights ,
commencing Sunday , October 10.
Herrmann's appearance at noyd's thlater
on Friday and Saturday of this week will be
particularly interesting , as the magician. will
appear Iq his latest novel style of entertainment -
mont , thatof giving a short mmpctacular play
that has been devhell for the purposes qf
displaying magical illusion . Gorgeous and
expensive electrical effects arc also m3de use
or anti tIm act as a whole Is one ot sUlldcn
surprises and startling beauties. Herrmann's
other acts are "Tho Asiatic Trnk Mystery , "
"After the Ball" and "The ColumbIan Trans-
forniatlon . " In "The Asiatic Trmmmik Mystery"
a girl Is ted In a ezck . locked In a trunk .
which Is aferward strapped and locked In an-
other ; a few minutes elapsc anti the girl Is
seen freed and another total ) different from
her In size and appearance Is found In her
place A pleasing Innovation will be the aI-
lenten Herrmann gives this season to the
musical part of the program , which Is under
the personal supervIsion or Mr. Eddie Fox .
who wl havf the assistance of the exctlent
theater orchestra. Mene . Hermann wi also
porfomen her elaborate bpectacular lance
creatIons. .
crcatens.
"The Pay Train , " which lays at the
)
Crellhton the last hal of the week , has been
seen here before and Is remembered as one
or time bEst of those melodramas sometmes
derisively classed with the "tank" school. I
Is said to be better than ever this rear anti
should enjoy some measure of its former pop-
ularl : . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' \ 'mi.tIsIts C.UGII'I' IX 'l'ln ICI .
Irollhll I ) ' ) IINt ur thtPh.t.t tl miNt
l'nNN flit'Vimtir In ( hit Arctic.
SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 3.-The schooner
Hosarlo has arrh'ell from time ArctIc ocean ,
bringing 3,000 : pounds of bone , the residue ot
a catch { r live whalcs. She Is the first of thc
whaling lect to reach port from the north
and It Is within the limits o .posslbliy tht
she msy be the last . When she left the
ocean the Ice was forming very fast and It
was hevler than It has been for many years.
Time nosarlo brIngs confirmatIon of " 1 news
of a very poor catch In the Arctic. From the
report of time Hosarlo H looks as If the entire
fleet would be caught In the ice This Is con-
sldcred by the whalIng men to bo a very
serious state or affairs . The steam whalers
are amply provided with store with which to
spend another winter on the Ice , but the 11-
Ilg vessels are up In the Arctic region and
under much less favorable condItions. The
majorlt or the barks are provisioned wih
only enough store to last them through the
summer , all I they are compeled to spend
the winter In the north btanaton stares
.
the whalers In - the face .
.
4 Hnw nt n l'oiitit'mtl Inl ) ' .
I.OUIS"I.I.l , 1'y . , Nov. 3.-\ special
tlom Smith's Grove , Ky. , says : Last night
the democrats held I rlh' nt the Shady
Grover school house , which was interrupted
by outsiders . The < onfuslol became so great
that Chrlrman 11th was compelietb 10 ati-
JI1 eompelell
Jour the meeting . A general ' iight followed ,
In which lull wa shot anti bally hurt Ho
may recover. John 1. harvey was fatally
shot , John O. FranklIn clubbcll to uncon-
ecloupnes rind others badly beatemm. Politics
Is said to have the cause p of the nlacl , .
'I'vcitt-Tvts InJnrltl In I'rt'cl' .
PALLAS , Tex , Nov. 3.-Ncw9 was received -
ceived In the city this afternoon or the
'ivypcic of the northbound on the
. " :5 nOlthbound passenger ! !
"Inty" nt 11 n. m. nhol four miles north
Wnxahnt , his ii. 1 . Smith or this city
I. \
who wnA n IIPcler 01\ the train nrrlvel
at 7:30 : thl9 evenhmmgale said : " wlll 1
suppo , to n spreall lee the rails the engine \
antI four Cln were ,1tmUel. ' 'here Imme-
, lateh' arose a cry or tlltls1. mingled with
moanl , indicatIng many or thl IISpengr9 ;
had heen hurt. 'ho engineer . Mike Murray ,
was killed anti In all twelt.two peple were
Injured , thirteen or themsi more or less son- .
Ously _ _ _ p _ _ - _
UUCA''II'INO'I'gS ,
Iii thc COllh'J Schools ,
Douglas county has sixty school districts
and evenly.lve teachmors . The attendance In
the schools Is poor. Almost every child large
enough to work Is helping In the corn fields
or gatherIng seeds for shipment to the eastern
.
markets.
DistrIct 43 , two mil cast ot Elk City .
celebrated a pleasant occasion on I rlly
evening last. The district IJresenled the
school with a very handsome flag. An appro-
priate progrm was carl red out by the \upls
and COlnty Superlntend"nt lull was present
and made the speech at acceptance. The
school house was full to overflowing. '
The Eastern Nebraska State 'eachers' as'
sedation will cons'cno In this city I'rhlay I ,
and Saturday after Thanksgiving. Miss
Daisy Splckarel ot Premont will have a paper
Ipon "Tho Nature , \urpose anti Limits ot
School Diecipiimie. " Irlnclpal George Pox of
Splnllehl and Miss toore of South Omaha
rill bo en the program. I ul programs will
b { published In a few daa. Heducell rates
have been securCI upon all roads , enabling
teacher to cOle to Ihls meeting at ono and
one-thlnl rates. Certificates 'shouhl bo ob-
tained when ticket h I purchascd.
Aimmoumg t lu' Orllhchuol. . .
Miss Whie ot Walnut Hi , Sixth grade ,
entertained Miss Upson at the Long school
Thursday.
Miss Newton of Castelar Is suffering from
a nervous attack .
Mr. Allen of 101e Is connncII to his room
hy an illness that threatens pneumonia.
Miss Foster of Onawa , Ia. , was a visitor
In the city schools Prldu .
Miss Dalant'no spent Saturday In Lincoln
attending the state conventIon of the Young :
W'onmemm's Christian assocIation. I
Irs. Kean and Miss Hughs are assisting In '
the Fire und 101 co commission civil service
examitiation. . -
trs. E. A. Holyoke , who Is Interelted In
private schol work has sccured services of , .
\ lss Alela lofer of Chicago for a series
oC talks imimon the kIndergarten to bo given
en the 29th and 30th ef this 10nth.
XOlt'N from thc itigim St'houl.
About fifty members of the senior and
jlnlor classes will enter the oratorical con-
test with Minmieapoils.
Sophomore hehl one of their regular
rhetorlcals Prlda ) ' .
Time seniors rend several scenes front
Ierchant ot Venice" as part of last week's
rhetorical program. The cast was as fol-
lows : ' Portia , Marie Kennedy ; Nerissa Miss
Bealrt : Simyiock Arthur Welshans ; Bassanio
Mr. Franklin ; Amitomiio Mr Evans ; Oraluno ,
Mr. Connell ; Dulw of Yorl . Mr. Gordon.
Miss ilalback's musical numbcr was mich
enjoyed. Miss Goldsmih read a well prepared -
pared essay on " 1.\as Marner , " and : lm
" "
.
"Hubensteln. OC
Higgins un essay upon
the entire program perhaps nothln was
more applauded that 'the ' recitation of Jake
Gish . _ _ _ _ p _ _ _ _
JII ' Sllrl 1ln' 11,1 I :1.lcll St.h..IN.
CHICAGO , No\ , -John D. Rockefeller's
Ilnltecnt $ ! , o.o gift to the lnl\'erl t ) of
Chlcalo , as Innoulcell In time Associated
press dispatches yesterday . Wl almost the
! ole topic ot converltlon lt the unIversity
lolaThl tJUtc't were not prcpa'ctb for
tIme girt . and nceolclngl ' hld 1n,11 , no jlamis ,
for the outlay of stch a simmum. / . ( 1lun ,
. Peetl . secretary oC tIme hoall of tlultc !
aid totlay that nothing delnlte could now
1011) /
be said concerning the malel' . He Ihol/ht
I school or medicine anti a school of hw
might ht the ollCOlO Inl :11 HotlHfellr'l
latest endownJnt , "sumlm ; that nil of hi : '
conlllons wal II b0 met by the trustees of
lie Inl'erll . Dr. . Gol.pecil also Stltl'l
that In the e\'ch' or the e luhlhlenl of I
profeintlommal school Ihero woull be no ailliia-
Oon wIth any olher e school.
himirgia . ' \u'lf. lt ilitauli mm * , .
RA'i'LiNS'yo. . , No\ 3. . - . . ( Sperlal Tclc-
grnmn.-Last night : H. C. Magor's saloon
was robbetl . entrance being malc throulh
the front door. Th" chan ! between "
anti $ S , lef In the tihi . was tiilcen and Fame
150 worth of Iqnol' anti tlllr ! Thomaa
Cannon' . also entered In
! meat tmllt was ! entelell
the slmc way and about $1 In change 1IIIen
from time till. Both 1llces , were entered by
unlO'lllnl the front lools , which were ngairm
relocied. . a
Take the flurlingtum's : 0:48 : n. m. train !
for St. Joe and Jalwls City . Three hours
fttster f than the fastest day train of any other
lne.CIty
CIty ticket office , 132t Faram street.
nJ J.
DA ' SON-Chnlmer C. . alell 20 years 10
months , 10 da'I : brother of M. : I au.1 . .1.
'Y. /awon. UI lreRb'lerhl iio1iitai , Sun-
day morning , November 3. 1S115.
Funerl flom Slcond Ir.sb'lerlan church
Monday afternoon . November 4. at : o'cloclt
Iltllment F'ort'st 1.lwn cemetery. Frlenlls
invited . Grund JUlelOI and . Jefferson papers
' ,
please Call ) _ .
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" \'I'lgl FutIICAS'i' : _
ltt11 IllnN , Pulunt.tl h ) . CI'nrlnA
" 't'ltu'r In I Xt'h"INkl.
WAShINGTON , Nov. 3.-'ho forecast for
loma ' Is
Monday :
For Nebraska 111 KII aIJ.ocal raimme
followetb by clearing weather ; colder ; northerly -
crly winds.
For South Dakota-Partly ciotmily weather
amid lIght local snows : colder ; norlherl
Wi ntl.
For Iowa-J.Iht rains ; wind shlfnJ to
northwesterly nnd colder londay nl"ht.
POI Missouri-Light rains : wlnd9 shifting
to northwesterly ! anti eohter : IOllny night.
l.tlll htecori.
OFFICE 01 TiE WEA''IEH nUn Al
OIAIA. No\ 3.-0mahu rpcorl or temper-
attire anti rainfall . eomparell with the eorre-
sltontiiimg tIny of the past four years :
Fpollug ISt COlr rarl
tuy ) 189 ; . 1Sil I. 1893 1S92.
: toxlmul temprmturo. . G G3 W ( 59
Mlnlnmuen temupemutumre. . . 4 34 24 37
: lnllul temJemture.
Average temperature. . . . SS 45 37 48
lrptllllllon \e1/t lemper\re. . . . . . . . . fl 1 . ( i ! ,0 .0
ConditIon . of tllertul amid Ilreclpialol
ifP5 at Omahl for the ( day antI since Match 1.
:
Normal tempera ture. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 !
Excess for the Ila ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Aecumulatecl ecess sluce March I , 1S95. ' . ISti
NOlmat e"tss . . . . . Ialch . . . . . .01 Inch
Deteleney preelplulon. tly. . . . . . . . . .11 ( Inch
'l'otmih lreciiitatiOii since Marcim i. i9J0 Inches
'olall.tclplnlou larll ! ;
lelelene ) ! lnce March 1. . . . . .iO Inches
Hell > rt. frul ! tntln" I t S p. mu .
. ' 0
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'E H ' . i
e" ; ; SuT or
STATIOX& - ' ( j ! i WE'rUIU.
.2 "g :
: 1 :
; : : : . . . . . . . I 70 - IbmimiIn I ,
Norlh Ilalo. : . .u. rI maud ) ' ;
Valpnluo. . . . . . .i H. I I .oo Cloud ) ' .
Lhleao . . . . . . . . . .r. , II i .ou I'art cioiitl.y
SI. i..otmis. . . . . . . . 'lO I ' .0(3 ( Part clODdy
St. :111. . . . . . . . IO ! i tn ' .10 Clotmuly .
On , euporl. . . . . 1(1. ( 11' , Oi ( Cloudy .
Kal : ) ' . . . . . . U4 I lit' .00 Cloudy.
! CI t Coml
im ejemma. : . . . . . . . . . : U : . ' . ' Suo\hlf.
11\1. . . . . . . . . : il.H : .00 Cloudy.
Salt Lake City. . . . . 4U' ( R ,00 Coul ) ' .
litbinarcic. . Cly. . . . . . : 40 .IHI Clou.ly.
St. "Iuccut . . . . . . o : (0 .00 Cloudy .
Ciieyemino. . . . . . . . 4 ! . (4 . (0 Cloudy .
chef.cuno.
WIIMou. . . . . . . . : o I 4 : .00 Clol y.
lallICIY. . . . . . H' 4H .00 Cloudy.
< L\'c , , lou. . . . . . . . lit , 70 .00 Choimdy.
LiA , . WEr.St. Observer
"T" Indicates trace ot precipitatton .
warded
Honors--\Vorld's Fair
Highest Honors\Vorld's .
DR
" 3ICEj
CREAM
- BAKING
"DIR
? , OST PERFECT MADE
:
A pure Cure Cream ofTuta Powder. Free
mom Ammonia , Alum or any other ad lerant ,
40 YEARS TUB STANDARD
'
PiNil 1.'UUTS !
ln"I ) ' Orown , Ilull'kl ) ' Sultl ,
A wonlertuly fertile sol , one that never I
fails you , sad a climate that Italy l\el cannot -
not rival , makes Orchard Iomes one ot the I
most delightful places In the world I which
to live.'hen you add to this the fact that I
for every acre ) hand there that you cimltl-
vato nature enables you to harvest not one , I
but two to four crops each year , arM crops
that pay you all the [ way rrol $200 to $ OO
for each anti every acre eo worked , It Is hot
strange that the people arc determlnel to go
south just as son and just as fast as they
can get them ' elve In shape to do so and secure -
cure a home there The abundance and lrO-
fusion of the fruit that grows there all the
facility wIth which you can sell that same
fruit for cash Is only equale by time ample
anti sure crops that the market gardener Is
sure otho gins to his vegetables the
Same aloun of attention anti care that any
whatever busimmess lie
Ilrullent man gins to \ busines hl
may chance to he elgagell In Plcnty 01
mild . refreshing showers and a generous anti
khl1y sol make It possible In conjuncton
with the long mlll seasons or the Orcharll
Iomes country , to raise two , three and tour
crops at payul' ) \'cctabl each year , and
what Is more , to gH your cash for them .
Seedling Ieach trees give fine crops. Grapes
do well and bring more money than those
grown elsewhere. They arc ripe and marketed -
etell before the crop north ot us. Pears ,
with proper care , bear abundant ) . . The
Japan IlIum and ershnon I sill do veli . The
PeCan tree Is a good grower anti a cntaln
bearcr. Figs are very profitable I , one tree
producing generally from $25 to $40 per sea-
son The Scu'ppernong ( grape Is a good
grower , amid gives a large crop anmiuslly.
A fine early aPlllo can be raised , while late
russets arc a remarkably good crop. There
Is a wild grapp very IU8clus , bears abimmid-
anly and mnkes an excellent quality of wine.
In tact , most all known fruits do well and
pity a large return to the , rower.
Wrie or cal on George W. Ames , general
agent , 1617 l arna0 street , Omaha , Nebraska ,
for all further informatIon about the famous
Orchard lomes region .
gOO O O gO QOQ
I SOUTH OMAHA NE'VS
CCOCCCeccc cCe
The total registration or voters In South
Omaha ! Is :
FIrst'am'dFirst precinct , 433 ; Second
precinct , 30t : Third precinct , 366. Total ,
1,103.
Secolll Wnrll-Flrst precinct , 308 ; Seond
precinct , 2i6 ; Third precinct 171. Total ,
865.
865.Thlnl Wnrd-l.'irst precinct , 286 ; Second
precinct , 21 Total , 497.
Fourth Ward-208.
Total registration-2,663.
Mzmp.1eChy ( ; u"/ . .
J. S. Scott anti wie have returell from
Chlcgo.
Mrs. A. B. Haley , Twentieth and IL streets ,
Is vcry etick.
The city counci Is booked to meet tonlh.
As there was mme meeting last week there
Is a large amount of business to bo tram
actell.
Charles Compton and Andy Crlston were
arrested Saturday 1\llht for fighting emi the
streets , and will have a trial before Judge
ChrIstmann at 10 o'elock this morln ,
Time regular monthly meeting of the Board
or gllucaton will be held this evening. The
only bushleEs at Ilportaneo will be the
electon of n successor to Member Odeon ,
who has resigned
.
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One 1Inute COl1h Cu-e Is harmless , pro-
:1 ces Immedlale results
Columbia Metal Polish. Cress Gun Co.
- -
o e .
r DHobb's ! r
paragus r
ir ( ;
.II
W IU 11eYrl S
are made frbm the rot of
r
e the Asparagus , recommended - (
r ) mended by eminent phy- 0
( sicans for the Kidneys )
. and the Blood. ( .
( ) Cue all Kidney Troubles - .
( les , as veil as Rheumatism , ( )
. Gout , Anaemia . Lack of ( ,
f Ambition , Nervousness , !
( Headache , etc. t
A few foes wi reiicvc. .
r , A few boxes will cure ,
0 At all druggists . or by (
mai prepaid , fo.50c. a hox.
f r Scud for ftaeJthlet .
H00i3 S MEDiCINE CO. ,
.
\.4 Gl' OIARY
HOBB SPA AGUS PILLS
I ill bo sold il Omaha by the
ShERMAN AND lCONNELL DRUG CO. ,
1513 Iodlc street , seennll door west ot I O.
DOCTOR
? SOrles & Searles
/ !
1I'Si.ttliSt.
19 I.fl
, , , . . Ve Cure Clllrrh , tilt t1 .
-ar - . i cases or thn NO'4L' , ,
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; "lrJo'I'h'SlrJtur' fl't.amc
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J 'tt , iiiIney 1)iitL'iiseit , Gun-
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! \ ,1JWi''orrh.t'lt ' : !
R \1.I . ! : & WEAK MEN.
< ' Wr" ' ) I } : * \ Al Irh'll. HI."I"II , IUII
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. Hilurl\'rl or ) 1h'mi
\ \ , ' j . 1 I'P \ 't'reatmiia'mmt hy 111 1 , "tm-
\ \ : ,
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: , ( , \ ' ' 0.VIUlltOI : free.
SPECIALISTS
In tIme trclLmonL of 1\
NERYOU3 , , CHROXIG aLl PRIYATl
DISEASES.
Trenlmontor allfornisof tEMiLE'EAIC I
NE : Cal on 01' n ' dress , with stum ! > .
Dr , Snarlcs & Sn1rlc 1 hiS. 11 Ih St.
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s1 FITTING CORSET THE WOR
MY En , - STROUSE & CO.412 O'war , IL - V. Mfrs
EVERY WOMAN
' Sometimes needs a rellb1t
- monthly regulating medIcIne ,
DR. PEAL'S
) pENNYROYAL piLLS ,
A-a prmpt. safe mind certaIn In result , The tenu
toil ILr Peal'sl n.n'rt1Moollt RntanYbem
n.O Sherman & 1eConneU Drug co. , l l
[ e street. Om& Neb .
-
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- - -
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A Contented Woman.
,
In Hoyt's farce , "A Contente Woman , " a certaIn ward hceler , a person
or a somewhat tough character , Is I Ilccoralell with 1 pretty black eye by omm .
or the omcers ot the Law anti Or tier I.eagul who , as he clalls , struck hll
with brass knuckles. I Is turn cull to rlalzo that our present heated cite- I
lon camumpaign Is fought on dlfel'e nt prlncllles. '
May the most sincere taclo n wimm
Dut there arc other things w orth fighting for besides economy In public
aubmninlstration-A wage earners savings Is by far a greater factor than the .
rIch mnn's taxes. ,
To save $ S,00 on a daily lece seity-a suit ot clothes . Precisely what
we arc at just now. Sellng th 0 best possible ! ' O.OO suit
For Tvelve'Dollars
Anti load ot 'em to pick fro 1. Every blessell one well tailored anti ;
fnIshed elaboratel ) ' . Direct . tr emma the hamls at the tailor , fresim-miow-
lretty-styiisim-and everything el so I
Bought them all'antngeously a ortnlght , ago. I was a fruitful catch
Linda feather In the cal ot our Tm uiyer.
Amid we IOSt emphatically gu arantec that $ O.OO buys , In majoriy ot
stores , a poorer article , anti th 0 minority could not possibly otter a better
suit for the O.OO , I I Is not t rUQono or the BUIS shan't cost ycu a
penn-'ls ) our for the provln g.
There are 1 patterns In all- IOSt ) ot wCrte,1 anll cheviot Some
casslneres and tweeds. Hemem bar , a saving of $8.00. Commie amid look ,
, _ . - 0 _ - tC @
H2CflhL4fca - &ot44 ; t@
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- - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ .
l"AN"OnO lE TORED E "CmsmEJE" l
- - 'hl"lrlntVtleln
. \"rcueJ 'h.2Inn.
r \ . '
, . ton ! of n ramou " ' ) . wi "O'Ckl ' : : : r '
, , \ ! , , I oUS or ! ,10" " " " of III ! clwmlve Ur' " ' , Pich. Lust ' hllboo <
Ilsomua lnlnsin ] ac1.lcmll,1 [ " J > '
mlslonq N"T'U\R )
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" ' 9 , In Nar ' , J . " " : , , rtll
nllnr3
f ' - Comistlpatton. ! It attb'3 all Ioses livdziy or II"s . ' \nrlcpI3 fl .
% _ _ _ . . . : : , . slol , Iv , Il/hL J"t\'pnl" quik.
. _ l'S of dlscbnrcp , \1,111 I not rh"Kpllpn.l. 10 Hplrmllorrl'll ' muut
. lnt
' . ' '
0 E F3 RC AnD AFTE R nllhohorror.ofmlotNJ ( ( 'II'JUINJt'lenlUlSlhulvcr ; : ' lu
SEF'RE AFER kld1)'s ! nud tbo Irlnar'tlnn"Of al )
PInENE Itrnlh.ns anti reotomeS "mnl weak omgumns . UlUIJtcl
'J1 TCI\n sutTererM Ire Iot , cured by hotter , h bl'nl o nInetY per cent . Ire trotmhle,1 wit ,
trolblr.I
p-cs'r.iitIa. CUL'IISNE Is the only known relwty 10 curowlhoutll optrntiomm. aaom'amimoim .
"Ii A written guninntroglvt'mm rnc money , rellcIl1 tlx boxes iloes miot oJt.rnlol. . . I
l Oa box , six fur $5.00 . b ) tnihl. Send for l EI circular anti letmoulal toes ctot I'Clnl..D " : .
. & , ; : lresa JVOL 1EIICIiE CU . 1' . 0. liox : . San } 'rllc.Cnl rrSnle J
101 SALE DY GOODMAN DnUQ t" . WO la Si , . Or _ '
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ADROIT OBSERVERS '
See that the People arc Moving South :
.OSBECAUSE----4
. .BECJ\U8E
No Drouths , No Hot Winds ,
No Floods , No Heated Terms
No Blizzards , No Cold Suups ,
No Cold Winters , No Crop Failures
llENACE the Intelligent labor or of the hushan man , who cun sue.
cessfuly grow two O' three crops yearly. - 0
REMEMBER t
ORCHARD HOMES
. _ . . . 'Hf. . . , ' . . : , ' ' . ' . " . . . = . ,
The great fruIt growing and vegetable raising district or the South A eel !
that raises anything that grws anti I locatton from which you roach the mar-
kets of the wholc conn try. Your fruits and nrdcn truck sold on the ground
and placed In Chicago : St. Louis and New Orleans marl.ets In 10 21 hours-
In this garden spot of . \merlca.
NO PLACE ON EARTH
Otters greater advantages to the Intelligent settler. Ono balr the work you now
do here will give tour times the resultS In this wonderfully productIve country'
The people are friendly ; schools , churches , ne\bpal'cr arc Plenty ; railroad f a-
dutIes iliac , and 1 soil whose richness Is unsurpaswd. r
Two Itl Three Crops Can he Su.essruly Grown 7 .
'
the Same Year , I
Timber Is abundant-Lumber II cheap-Fuel coats nothlng-atte are easily
raised and tutteoed-Graztng Is fine alt the ) car. .
CLIMATE -
Is healthy amid delightful ; land and sea breezes and cool nl hts. The mean
temperature Is 42 to Gi degrees The average rainfall Is fG inches No extreme
or heat or cot ! ; sulelent rain for all crops. ,
20 TO 40 . AC ES
properlY worked makes you more 10no\ and malcs It easier than the heat lc
acre tarm In the west. Garden prodmuct'i are 1 wonderful yIeld and al bring big
arices. Strawberries , peaclmes 111uls. apricots , rapes , pears , figs . early aJples ,
imi fact all small fruits , arc sure anti profitable crops , ,
GO SOUTH. , , jj
I S S SEE . . . . ' .
Orchard Homes
. NO PLkCE ON EARTH. -
Surpasses its oomi , ciirnate , location , present and future value or home advantages.
The Most Equable Climate iii Aiiiericu1
This is your opportunity. Tim pee pie are frlendiy ; achoots eumcicnt ; newspapers -
papers procTesaive ; churclmes liberal , The enterprising man wimo waritni to betttir
Ihe condition of himnumelt and his famIly ahotmlfi invcsUgato this matter and ho will
be convimiced. Careftmlly colectqd fruIt growing and garden leads we now offer
on liberal terms uriC reasonabio pricee.
Orchard Homes
The most carefully selected lands in heat locations , WUI make you money ,
will grow In yaiue , Will suit you. Call on ui or write .or fuU lnorrwmtion.
GEO. WI AMES ,
flI3NERAL AGENT ,
1617 ti 3tt'eet. Ornalia , Net , .
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OWER'oMOASULI1E ,
, DIRECT FROM TH TANK ,
. : CHEAPER THAN STM
. ic Iloiler , No Strammi , Ni , limigimmeer ,
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