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PALL ShORT ON STATISTICS
'L Ifforts to Secnro Information Through the
' At38Or Pall.
- MANY COUNTIES MAKE Nt ) REPORT AT ALL
Ot1iir'i ; Art. ( ) nlr I'nrtly Coiiiilee ntid
* 1ic % ' ) , ole Cuiii illin t l.iti Mriiis
1VortIiIe , . n JlnNIii for
. Cnlciilntlon.
$
LINCOLN , July 22.-Speclal.-Tlie ( ) nt
I legiBlattiro passe(1 fin ntt provktlng for the
r gathcrlng of Industrial tatIsUc and direct-
the aseeors to mnkc careful reports of
the znanufacturltig establishments , money
lflVeStel ( In the aame , nulnler of lintula em-
ploycd and wages paid. Thia waa calcu-
atCl ( (0 coer every branch of busineas in
Which Inhoier are eniploycd and to rhow
the actunl amount of capithi Invested In
. manufacturing concerns , so that the statla.
tical tablea ould ho of eomc value in show.
log the resources and capabilitIes of thc
state. The assessors were to make the9o
, reports to the county clerks , 'who would In
turn use them in making n ( till county report
to the commissioner of labor. The nssesors
found thrir vork Practically dqubled , with.
- out. ahi ) extra coinpenatIon being paid , ant (
many of thorn failed to gather the required
. statisticH. Some counties have made no c-
ports , while the figures roceIsed from others
are tar from complete. In some instances
the absessors ( cli Into tIin error of reporting
the amount of capltal. In manufocturing
concerns at the assesBed valuation , which
In ustially about one-sixth the actual
amount. Per Instance , in on county where
It Is known that over $50,000 is invested in
brick factbries , the county clerk reports to
the labor bureau an investment of only
.4 8)OO ) , while the worth of manufactured inn-
teritil on hand is reported on the saflie ro-
duccd scale. An effort Is being mndo to
have these many errors corrctcd , but It is
evident iiow that. the tables to he issued by
' the bureau must necessarily be far from
complete.
v. . . IlU4Me $ Ul'cpIaiItmg
. --A At tb popoeratic county convention e -
cently held In Custer county flcjrescnja.
tivo Instmnn was renominated , while his
colleague , Mr.'ebb , was turned down in
favor of a now. man. A gentleman from
Custer county who was lii Lincoln today
, - , c explained the reason for the downfall of
, l Mr.ebb. . lie maIl that the populist voters
in the county had learned to a certainty
that Webb carried novoral railroad passes
- and they 8eizcd the opportunity to show
their disapproval of the pass system among
omeebolders. The Custer county people are
'
; I fully cognizant of the faet that the pres-
4
oat state omcials all ride on passes , as
some of the special train junketing parties
- liavo passed through that county and it is
' I said that if the present Statchouno crowd
,
, Q . is rononmlnatel the Custer county pos
will again show their disapproval at the
imolis. It Is also learned that Mr.'ebb , con.
mmidertng lilniseif to have been Used as a
' ucapegoat , has started on a crusade against
all time other pass-holding ohilcials , time
news of which Is causing much consterna.
tion among the popocratic bosBes.
Stitte IiimiMe tMIlI1) .
The following notaries barb been corn-
missioned timla week : J. b. Role , Ewing ;
J , F Cochran , Omaha ; J. E. Jones , ltuskln ;
David Leach , Wood Lake ; F. W. l3urdtck ,
Wayne ; eiias thCoy , PaYnee City ; J. G.
Sutton , nioonifleid ; W. A. liuckhin , Long
lilac ; J. J. Snyder , Broken Bow ; M. L.
Sears , Omaha ; hugh O'Noiii , Chelsea ; G.
, v. Iewey , Itandoipli ; J. \Vehrmnan. .
son ; James A. Ebersoie Ch ries A. Lucko.
1\h mtyeiy. 'rmnoit. ( ,
Tiio Farm LamuVcompany of Omaha flied
articles of Incorporation tOmmy with a capt.
tai stock of t5OOOO. the object being to
enter into a general real estate brokerage
bmmsirioss. The incorporators are A , IL
Ilcckcr , Charles McArthur and Wliiiarn
Stui1 ,
The requisition of the governor of Kansas
was honored tojay for the return of. George
Cummins aimd 1Ienr Gibson to Jcweii
county'to answer the charge of burglary and
. larceny. According to the petition Curn-
ruins and Gibson broke into a store at Burr
Oak , stele some siivervaro amid then 110(1 to
this state. They were tracked to Webster
county in this state and are under arrest
there.
The state trcasurer has made a call for
$35,000 general fund warrants to come in
I July 28 , time numbers being from 40,8Pi. to
r 41,2ril , and inciuding all numbers not yet
. . sent In.
LtiieOiiL LO'fli Notes.
ILlgar howard of Papiiiion Is in the city
4 today.
k Omaha people at the hotels : At the Lin-
( ieiiM. Jutison , Leo hlerdman , Victor
White , IlarryE. Ruth , II. J. Smith , II. it.
Gould. At the Lincoln-B. F. Jordan ,
J George tanford , M. F. King.
Lee Ilerdnrnii caine down from Omaha
this morning and miulo the joyful ant -
t , jmouncenient in nil the state offices that Dr.
Peabody had captured the Douglas county
f
delegation antI would come to the state con-
ventlomi as a Cull-fledged candidate for gay-
ernor.
) Time business men imavo a move on foot to
pave 0 street nod a petition Is being circulated -
lated to got the consent of the necessary
' three-lifthl of the proPerty owners along time
street. Good jirogress is being made with
the petitloli anil it is believed the imavig
will be put dovn betoro cold weather sets
iii. ' The street is the one along which most
. ) f the business houses are located and was
SJPOF
: ' .
NEvk
,
. TilE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF EMS
Is due not only to the originality und
hlniphleU.y of tla comnbinatton , but also
to the cayn and skill with wlmlelt It hi
manufactured by bcientitlc procemse3
. kno(9 tIme CAI.wOhtNIA. FIG Suui'
Co. only , and we wish to IIUpICSS upon
nfl time iniportaiicc of purehnsng the
true mmmiii original renwtly. As the
geimuilme Syrup of Figs Is ninnufuctured
by the tiu.IroIiNlA Fin Svuuv Co.
nnly , a knowedgo ] of that fact sII1
assibt One lit avoiding the worthless
rnitations manufactured byother par-
tici. Time high stantilug of the CALl-
POItlA. Via Sviiui Co. with time Inelt-
cat professton , tuul thu satisfaction
which the genuIne Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families. makes
the name of thp Comnpammy a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in udvunee of all other laxatives ,
as it. acts on the icltliwys , liver and
) bo'eis without irritating or weaken-
lug thumn1 aud It ilocs not gripe nor
imauseate. ci oriler to got its beneficial
effects , please remember the name of
time Coin pany- .
CALIFORNIA I1G SYRUP CO.
sAN vncisou , c.ai.
LUUXIVILLE.Kmr. ZW
'I 4
r
4I I
formerly paved with cedar block. The
propetty owners am , liIJed In their prter-
enceA for lt'lCk or niptiftit paving , but It Is
evident at the presept tIme thnt those who
deslr imrick are in ( h mnorlt.
Judge CornlBh of the district epurt ns
occupied nil day today In hearing the nru-
ment in the tonternit case brought by the
Nebraska Telc'phono company against the
attorney general and time secretaries of the
hoard of Tranportatlon. The decision has
not yet been mantle.
The health omeer reports that there Is
but one contagious diBense card up In the
city , that one being at the residence of .1.
3. McCoy , 1120 T street , where there Is a
case of diphtheria. The scarlet fever card
was removed from time residence of I'ost-
master II. M. Bushnell this morning.
At the shoot of time Lincoln Gun club last
evening the climb trophy was won by Forey
toore , who had seventeen dead birds out of
twenty. and mime out of ten in the shoot-off.
in the events of the shoot Moore made a
total score of 102 out of 110 bluerocks shot
at , Other imiemnhmers of the club made scores
almost equally good ,
The young people of the First Congregational -
tional church held a "campfire" this evening
for the purpose of raising money to buy
literature for the soldiers now In camp. On
the program were addresses by Ii. Ii. Wil
son on "The Law and the Soidier' Albert
Watkins on "The Press anti time Soldier. "
and Rev. Finlayson on "The Church anti the
Sd ml Icr. "
sr.tliI' "r r ON STAI'i PA'EitS.
ielriiskn Ncel ot l'ny on ; eiioti
Id1141 ice415 05
L1COLN , July 22.-SpocIal.-Tho ( ) state
oflicers have been mmmcii troubled since the
1st of July in deciding what documents
iia tiled by them should bear revenue
stammmps , and in a miumber of cases the Treas-
tiry department has been asked for Informna-
tion , In answer to one of these queries the
foliowing letter has been received front Corn-
missioner Scott :
WASIIIr4OTON. July 15.-J. E. Itouta ,
. Esti , , Collector Internal Itevomnie , Omaha
Sir-This office has received , immicier tlate of
time 6th inst. , a letter frommi J. V. Wolfe ,
state commissioner of Public Lands amid
Buildings in your city , enclosing a copy of
his letter to you of the 30th nit. , and of
your oniwcr thereto under date of time -itli
Inst. lie asks for a ruling upon the In-
ciuirlcs lresentcl and you will please Inform -
form him in accordance with the terms of
this letter.
lie statc that It is the buslnos'm of his
lepartmnent , oil trnhnif of the state of Nebraska -
braska , to hae gcnrai superv1mion of time
cducatlonni lainis , nhtl that whelm full pity-
meat is made tmpn any tract of land a deed
Is Issued therefor ; that the vacant lands are
subject to ienstm nnd these lease contracts
may i Un twenty-five years If Jhc lessee sees
fit to keep the pnyrnnts up , subject to for-
fciture for nonpayment within nine months
after the date of lsstme. lie asks whether
the deeds , lease contracts nod certified
copies of the same tnust b. tnmped , and If
so , in what amount ,
In ( lie conduct of his supervision of educational -
cational lands of the sta.e , Commissioner
Wolfe appears to act entt'ei3' for , and on
behalf of , the state of Nebraska. The legal
instruments which he may have occasion ti.
execute in the various preeses arrangln ;
for selling or ienstag time Iropcrty of the
state are issued in the ecrclso : emily of a
function strictly belonging to him In his
ordinary governmental capacity , anti they
are exempt from the stamnr. taxes Impc.sed
by the act of June 13 , 1S93.
Iii your letter to Mr.Vife you refer to
mortgages which many be used in connection
with the disposal of these lands. It may
be well to amId for Corn'nirtonerVolfe'a
information that any mortgages or notes ar-
companyimig the same , it such instruments
are received by time state tram persoi to
whom state lammds may be sold , arc subject
to thin stamp tax provided by time act.
Respectfully , N. 13. SCOTT ,
Commissioner.
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Clii Imns (0 Ijitse IICB'n AsnititeiI ,
PAI'ILLIO , Nob. , July 22.-Specini.--- ( )
Last Saturday evening Miss Susie Key , a
young woman living about mmix mnhlos south-
cast of town , claimed that one George Russell -
sell , wjthout her consent. bad feloniously
assaulted liar ,
Miss Key ias known Itusseii for several
yearn and claims that she has refused scv-
oral offers of marriage from him. She
charges that the alleged assault was made
On the road near South Omaha , where , she
says , Russell terrorized her with a razor
and accomplished hts object under promniso
of marriage. Russell escaped but was cap-
turcd at South Omaha last night and his
preliminary exanmination set for Monday.
'Lruii Helii tip lv 'i'rnmnli , .
BLAIR , Nob. , July 22.-Special--ThO ( )
northbound local freight on the St. Paul
road , which arrives in Biair at 10 a. in. ,
was held bore yesterday for four hours by
about 100 trumps. The trainmen flnaiiy
had orders to pull out with the tramps on
time train. The passenger train pulled out
having on board two United States nrnr-
slials. When about three miles north of
town the freight traimi was stopped and
when the marshals showed up the tramps
abandcned time train amid scattered into the
cornflelds. This is the first hold-up by
tranmps at Blair this season , They claimed
they were going to the harvest fields.
Ilre.t , Notes.
FREMONT , Nob. , July 22.-Spccial- ( )
Time woatlmer hero has been very dry for the
last two weeks and rain is mmeeded to help
out the corn , Wheat is harvested and much
of it Is being threshed in the field. Winter
wheat is turning out from thirty-five to
forty bushels per acre. The oats crop is only
fair. Time few acres of beets anti chicory
planted In this vicimilty arc doing well. Time
managers of the hemp miii are looking for
better lrices for hemp amid twine the corning -
ing seasomi , as there wilt of course 1)0 less
of the Manila Product On time nmarhet. Time
miii here will work up about the same acreage -
ago as usual.
Ott 'Vrmit'le o f 'l'ii ic.'s.
JOhNSTOWN , Neb. , July 22.-Speciai- (
Thin omen who committed time robbery here ,
reported yesterday , were tracked to Thomas'
On time east side of Long Lake , There the
lIrmer camno impoit a tough looking bmmmm'l '
of five men armed wlthm revoivors and one
Winchester , Timey got near enough to
Identity time stolen buggy nmmd harness and
then prtimientiy hacked out of what prom-
iseci to be a dangerous simot , Ifeip not be-
big procurahlo iii the neighiborhooti they
vostetl to Ainewortli and at 3 o'clock this
morning Simerift Murray started omit to at-
cod a capture if possible.
1,11111 to Ilest ,
FREMONT , Nab. , Jimly 22.-Speciai- ( )
The funeral of Mrs. C. hawkins of this
city was held from time residence of her
sister , Mrs , 1" . E , Bird. this afternoon and
was largely attended. Mrs. lLmirhcimms died
\Vednestlay , evening of paralysis after a
long J.css. She was a imativo of North
Caroina anti hiimti resided south of this city
in mundcrs coummty for about thmtrty years ,
Sim leaves a hmusband amid four chIldren ,
Shoiwas a elster of W' . II. Mend amid Mrs.
F. Biril of thiI city ,
1istititt' , at
GINE\'A , Nab. , July 22-SrmeeIal-U ( ) ,
Soimn , superintendent of the " 'aymie city
schboi , commtlticts the Iostitut now iii sea-
I _ ° it hero nod is instructor in didactics ,
liLiematIcs and civics. Mrs , B. F , Tucker ,
Crmeriy of Lincohim , no\v of Dead'ood , S
I ) . . has charge of the primary work. Prof.
icermi , auperintemmdent of David City ecliools ,
tias chmam'go of the classes lii history and
science. State Simlmerintemuieimt Jackson
Italkemi to time tenchiermi during time session.
limit lh'iimoerat Ic l'rimnmi ru's ,
TECUMSF.II. Nob. , July 22.-Speclnl (
Tciegramn-Thto ) Nemaha precinct demo.
eratle primaries were hotly commtestetl to.
day , The issue was whmether Colonel C. W.
l'onl , late editor of the Journal , should
have the delegation to the county comiven-
tlomi tomorrow 1mm support of liii canditlacy
for the stito scnmtc. Time oppoaltiun won.
time 'rote standing 77 to 54.
CONDITION OF' TIlE TRADES
Excpthig a Slgbtlicactlon Waf Doc Not.
Disturb Btishies.
- A ' ! I1 " : : '
PIItNOMENAL MOVEMENT OF' GRAIN
l'rochnmntioii Oieiiflrr SnntIno to
Trade Causes a ltim.lt to Open
Up Nc iIuMIflcs Ii ) ' Maiiy
:
NEW YOIt , July 22.-fl. U , Dun & Co.
in their Weekly Review of Trade will say :
A state of war does not disturb busIncss
but reaction after a plienonmenal movement
of gralmi causes relative loss , which many
mnistake for decrease in the volume of trade.
So mnuch busimiess has been acquired and
shipped during time Inst twelve months that
a decrease was imevittmhie anti Granger anti
I'acItlo roittis show a loss in earnIngs , even
compared witlm 1892 , though miot mccii yet
comnparetl with last 'eat.
After the surrentl. . * at Santiago barely a
week of rest has preceded the sailing of the
Porto htlco expedition , but. meanwhile the
lrcsidetmt's vrocinnmntlon opening Santiago
to trade ott terms singularly favorable to
Inhabitants anti the rush to build tip bus-
incas In eastern Cuba , are resulting In
efforts on the hart of ninny firms. This
brimigs home to time Cubans the meaning of
the change , Time conditions show that a
ItaPer dollar is as gooti as gold , which , for
tlmem , is a bug step forward ,
In the stagmmnnt summer emason , with bus-
ines larger than ever bafore , the greit
manufacturers nearly nih share time gain ,
Once before , in lS9 , 'xltim mum extraortltnarliy
anmali nioverpent prior tr. July , the ship-
meats of hoots and 'hoes as larger than
this year , but iii no other year have shilm-
mnents iii three weeke of , luly been large.
h'rInl cloth 'orlts tft l'aIl River have in part
combined to curtail protitmc.tion , half time
pindies of that city liavlmmr been stopped
for a month , but in other branelmes of the
cotton goods trade no such heroic : measures
seem necessary.
'There is an increased miemnaul for woolen
goods , thmugh in some lines disppointin ,
but the number of establishments at work
Increases , though the maths are not yet as-
miured of satisfactory prices. Only 5P53,200
pounds of wool were soul iast week and In
three weeks only 12,89,000 at the three
duet markets. of which 8.629.700 pojitids
were domestic , against 14,124,700 inst y.ar
and 23,3475O 1mm time same week of 1892 , 13-
501,000 pounths being domestic ,
The iron manufacturers seem to be at the
verge of anotimer revolutIon , since Bessemer
pig Is bold by curtailment of production In
time Shenango and Mahoning valleys at
$1O.2i at Plttsbimrg , anti yet some steel
works have made eno'nmous sales of bliietB
-100,000 tons to the Great Wire association
at pi'Ieea unknown , 20,000 tons to various
parties at Chicago at l5.75 amid 20,000 tons
at Plttsbnrg at $14.75. The demnmmd for
structurah forms keeps nil thie works busy
and includes for the week 1,500 tons at Cbl-
cmtgo in three contracts and 7,800 at Pitts-
bueg in four others , while the plate mills
are oerywhere crowded , shsots and cast
iipe being in better demand than hereto-
fore. Time weakness in cast pipe , which
usually requires nearly 700,000 tons of pig
In a year , may presently be curtailed.
Heavy sales of lake copper have fixed the
price at 1l'cemmts and the output for the
last half year has been 120,430 tons Amer-
lean , as against 40SSO tons foreign , although -
though three years ago the foreign output
considerably exceeded the American. Tin
at 15.i1 cemmts and lead at 3.92m , cents are
hotim a shade weaker.
\\.Ith abatement of foreign needs anti
prospects of excellent crops in ninny foreign
countries , wheat line declined during time
week 3 cents , notwithstanding exports from
Atlammtic ports amounting to 1,397O1P bushm-
eis , lloumr included , against 1,516,997 last
year , and from Pacific ports 57,755 bushels ,
against 89,523 last year.
Total exports for three weeks Imave been
7,391,259 bushels , flour included , against 5-
i94'S8 inst year. Corn siI goes abroad in
4atonismlrig ] 'quantity , all he cirEdmstanees
considered , exports having been in three
weeks 5,177,847 bushels , against 0,635,395
last year. The price hmas not changed , in
spite of the declinti iii wheat
The closing of some New Englanti mlii3
has doubtless affected the price of cotton to
some extent , and yet the crop reports ne
suiliciontly favorable to depress prices an
eIghth during time vcek without other muflu-
ences. The coiiaise of a strong pool to adVance -
Vance prices and control the market is also
reported.
Failures for the week have been 207 in
the United States , against 227 last 'ear , and
seventeemi in Canada , against tuv.ty-cigbt
last year.
% 'tL1JME OF' 'J'ItAlI IS INCREASED.
General Comiilllions Are Better Than
itt This 'I'Iiiie Last 'Year.
NEW YORK , July 22.-Brafistreet's to-
mimorrow will say :
Midsummer conditions still govern most
lines of trade anti manufacture , but the vol-
time of bimsiness , as imidicated hj bank
cieurimmgs , shows litic decrease and is vvi-
dently considerably in advance of previous
years at this time. 4 feature in trade this
week is the better demand reported for
wool east and vest , largely confined , it
is title , to a few grades of wool. ThmI ap-
iearalmce of activity has given a decidedly
more hmopeful tone to this business , vhich ,
however , is yet refiecteti In time mnanufac-
turing branch. Eastermu wool markets arc
relatively the lowest In time woriti anti stocks
held now , it is claimed , cannot be replaced
at higher prices.
Immdicatiorms that important developments
many shortly b witnessed iii time iromm trade
accumumlate. ThIs is partly time result of
expected good orders from railroads for
rails , a larger export business and a vol-
ummie of small orders for various classes of
steel. Time statistical position of pig Iron
has been strengthened by the ctmrtaiiment
of production amid the reduction of stocks ,
following a lroductiomm of an average of
nearly 1,000,000 tons ier mnontlm lnco Jan-
nary , but some shatling , epeclaily of the
southermi hon prices , inmparts an air of irregularity -
regularity to the trade. Reports of ad.
winces 1mm prices by time I3essemcr iron coma-
blue have not mmmatcrinhlzed amid this is
uwalteti with Interest.
Old wheat supplies are rapidly decreas-
lag , while the miew crop muovemmient , while
Iti excess of last year , does not reach the
proportions cxpectd. Time shipping of to-
tiny's wheat to California is otmo effect of
the shortage of supplies reported. Another
feature of the business situation Is the
active preiaration immimktng 1mm th coast
eimlppiimg tratle for the large busIness with
\Vest hmmdian ioints wimlch lit expected to develop -
velop as a result of nmilitarynmmd mmaval op-
erattons. The renewal of sullulmgs tmy coast-
uvlse 'cs.is anti time practical tilsappear-
taco of war risks nrm ncconilman'ing lea-
turea ,
Cotton is at time lowest price over paiti at
this season of time year , partly on good
crop reports and mis the result 'of time an
noumiceul int ntlon of a simmmtdown by Fail
River mills , For the latter reason print
cloths are firma , amid cloths are lirafly held
Ut previous qumotations.
Coffee , ttiouglm well munintahmmeti , is very
low in lricc omm reports of another very
hmtrgn crop followIng those of recent years.
while world's stocks arm reported heavy.
Rather mnore mmttemitton is given Klondike
reported arrivals of
as a result of heavy
gold amid the seasomi's output , which Is es-
timnateti at $30,000,000 , being current , Advices -
vices from Alaska are not wholly favor-
able. It is raported that large mitmmnbers of
ummsueeessful Prosht'ctOrs ) are amuxiouti to get
out of the country.
Follpwlmmg time. usual semi.ammmitmal crop of
small business failures , failures have again
ilropped to tmorimiai summer lirovnrttons , the
total number for the week just closed be.
188 , 50 tower than last week , 32 fewer
than lii this week a year ago 92 fewer than
In ISDO , St less titan In 38I3 amid 4t less
than tim 1804.
Cereal xiots continue of a saisfactory
voluitie , wheatshmpmnentB for time flour ;
iimciuded as wheat , aggregatitig 2,303.409
bumihmels , , as against 2,9iOS2 busimels last
week niuti compared 'itim 1,975,828 bushels
In time corresponding wck of 1897 , 3,073780
busbls iii 1890 , l,26Z,096 bushelS in istt :
and 3388,000 bushels In 1894.
Corn exports are still in excess of last
week , aggregating 2,822,128 bushels. as
against 2.82.248 bushels last wet1 , S,572
itmisimeimu In this wecic a 'ar ago , 1,888,433
bushels In 189G , 70,094 bishel * in 15 and
26,00 bushels in 1894.
1'hililcia CI.EAiIiftl 110USD TOPAI. .
.Aggrennte of flimsiness Trnnsnctinns
1i ( lie Assorlateti ilnnk , ,
NE % ? TOitlc , ittly 2-Tho follow.
lag table , compileul by llradstreet's ,
shows the bank clearings at eighty-
mime cities for time week ended July 21 , with
the percentage of Increase r.nd decrease as
compared with the correapoadlng 'week last
year :
CITIES. AmoUnt. Inc. Dcc.
New York . , , . . , , . . , . , $ GTG.eip,1231 ; 4,9
lb'mston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93t0m3,745 , , . , , , 9,7
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9fr3r,6 22.8. . . . . . . .
Pimliatleipimia . . . , , . , . , , 08,805,731 9.3
St. both-i , . , , , . . . . . , . . , . 20C22,03 , . . . . .
Plttsburg , . , , , . , , . , ls , s3,3l9 : . . . . . 20.4
Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,322,061 5.i . .
San Francisco i3,33l,7G , , . , , , 3,2
Cincinnati . , , , , . . . , , , , , 12,7Xi0 6,1. .
l'CaImsmlm4 CitY . . . . . . . . . . 18,1
New Orienmis . . . . . . . . . . f,53,3i4 1,7
Itimmneapoils , . , , , . . . . , & , , . . . . . . .
Detroit ' . . , , , . , . , . . , . , , , . f,22i,99i 7.1. . . . . . .
Cle'eland . , , , , . . . . , , 7SI0,05 . . . . . . . .
Louisville , . . . , . , . . , , Gs63STS , , . . . . . .
Provitlenec . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,4p ; 200. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OMAhA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,64d7r 32.4
Milwaukee . . . . . . . . . " , , , : 25.8. . ,
lit , l'aut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,545,490 3.0
Buffalo , . . , . . , , . . , . . , , , 3,829,631 , , . . , 2.3
Intilannpoll . , , . . , , , , , 5SiG,7i7 22,9
Columbus , 0 , . . , , . . . . . , 3,566,1K 12,2
Savannah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,65474.12.0
1)enver . . , , , . , , . . . . , , 2,445 , 1S9 17.1
Hartford , , , . , . . . , , . . , 2,93lG4u . . . . . . .
ltlcimrnoimd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2ThiC.2 ? 28.6 . . . . . .
2lt'nmphis . . . . . . . . . . . . , . iS90,43t . . . . . . .
\'nsimingtoim . . . . . . . . . . 2,202,735 21.6. .
I'eorks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i,21ri')0.10.4 , ) .
itoiU'm4ter' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,607313 10,1
New Haven . . . . . . . . . . . l,420,1TT 3,1. . . . . . .
W'orcester . , , , . , , . . , . , . 1,507,513 3,3
, Atlammtn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,127,421 1. . . . . . . .
Salt 1nke City . , . , , , 1,384,021 11,6
Springfield , Mass ] , IIS41 12.8 .
Fort \'orth . . . . . . . . . . 1,240,997 , , . . . . . .
Portlamid , Me. . . . . . . . . . . 1,597T2 20,8. .
Portland , Ore . , , . . , . , , . 1,319,039 30,9. . . . . . .
St. Joseph . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,618,512 150,5
Los Angeles . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,311,601 10,6 . . .
Norfolk . , . . . . , , , , , . , . , S3l4 2. ' . ) , , . , , .
Syracuse , . , , . . . , . , , 1,230m,35 21.7
Des Zuloimieq . . . . . . . . . . . , 23.0 .
Nashville . , , . . . . . . , . , , . 1,025iIS 7.4. . . . . . .
W'limlngton , Dci. . . . . . , .
Fall River , . . . , . . , , , , , . 032,212 , , , , , , 11.2
Scratmton . . . . . . . . , . . , , , S.OS96 . , _ . . . . . . . . .
Grand Rapids 095,150. . . . . . . . . .
Augusta , Ga. . . . . . . . . . . , 14.0
Lowell , . . , . , , , . , , , . , , , 802,142 23. . . . . . . .
Dayton , 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . .
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,102,830 . . . . . . .
Tacoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59,944 16.4. .
Spokane , , . , , . , , . . . . , , 9O0,22 42.4 .
Sioux City , , . , , . . . . , , , 742,660 52.3. . . . . . . .
New hledfortl & 5SIrM
Knoxville , Tenn , . , . . , 331i84
Toneka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C15.iS 37.6 . . .
Dirmnhmighamn 'li' ) 251 7 8
1Vlchita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .427,366 14,4
l3lnghamton . . . . , 120Pth ) . . .
Lincoln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . & 6,321 . . .
Lexingtomm , Ky 354,975 . . . .
JackKomiville , F'lmt , . . . . . 217,601 135. . .
Kaltmnmazeo . . . . . . . . . . . , 33.9. 2.0
Akron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TiO,200 2l.fl. . . . . .
Bay City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1..2. . . . . ,
Chattanooga 340,262 . . . . . .
itockfori , . . . . . . . . . . . , 3,1 . . . . .
Canton , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , 1.3
Springfield , 0 . , . _ . . . , 1SS,2h2 . . . . . . .
Fargo , N' . . . . . . . . . . . . , 20.2. . . . . . . . . .
Sioux Falls , S. D 91,249 71.4 . . . . . .
I-hastings , Neb . S9,523 . . . . . . .
Frornont , Neb , . . . . . .
Davenport . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 25.1. . . . . . . . .
Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gl3Ir.3 21,6. . . . . . . . . .
'Galveston . . . . . . . . . . . . , 76,4S5..7.8 .
llouston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , . . . . . .
Yoummgstown . . 337f59 . . . . . . .
'Macon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 17,7. . . .
'Evans'ihie . . . . . . . . . . . , 24.1. . .
'I1eiena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .746,060. . . . .
Totals U. S.$1152SS9,653 . . . . . . .
Totals outside N. Y. , . . 476,041,530 5.0. .
_ _ DOMINIONOF _ CANADA.
Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 7.6 . . . . . .
Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . .
Winnipeg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . .
Ilalifn't . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,235,010 . .
Iinnmiiton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . : , . .
St. Joimn , N. 13 . .703,414 30.1. . ,
. . . ioi. . .
Totai . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! $24,531,0235.O. . . . . . . .
Not included In totUis because containing
other items than clearings.
'Not included In totai because of no
comparison for inst year.
ltE'iEW OF TilE STOCK MAHICET.
Speculatively , Uradtreet Says it has
flerim an Extramieiy Dull Week ,
NEW 'YORK , July 2-J3radstreet's Fl-
nancial Review tomorrow will say :
This has been , speculatively , an extremely
dumIl week. The market. for' several days
has been reduced to dimensions of less
than 150,000 shares a day. Commission
business has been at a standstill and time
operations of the professional clement , large
and email , have been on a restricted scale.
It has been , in aimort , a ease of amidaurn-
mar dullness of time most pronounced kind.
The war news haa been less effective than
ever , so tar as arousing the spirit of speculation -
ulation is concerned , though at the beginning -
ginning of the week there was some no-
cession of bearishness on time reports concerning -
cerning yellow fever among the troops in
Cuba and Florida , while the idea that Spain
would sue for peace anti the allegation that I
flermany hind assummeti a satisfactory at
tittule In regard to' our opetatIon in the
I'hiilppincs imtl a share in creating time
stronger untlertono which finally asserted it-
self.
self.The market was dull and heavy In the
cathy hart of the week , but on Wednesday
it became firmer In tomme , with a slight adVance -
Vance in time general list anti seine more
markctl appreciation in some of the itiJtts-
trials , This was In a measure founded ott
the drift of the war developments. but It
would io seem to have grown omit of the
favorable impression created by the progress -
ress of time crops and tIme harvest , by the
reporteti success of the efforts to restore
nnti maintain hIgher rates , in vIew of the
large tonnage in sight for time ntmtmtnn %
months , anti by the weakening or toreign
exchange rates , mainly on lirosPective large
foreign purchases of our lmrodtmcts. These ,
of active an-
as well as the Indications
tumnai trade anti the abuntiance of capital
in the country , have apparently protiuced
large titian-
ft more confident tcnmper nimiong
cliii iaterests , though the absence of any
pumbiic speculative participation is a bar to
progress in time direction of nmanipumlntion
for hmigumer prices. Current earilitigs have
also made less favorabie comparisons with
the results of last year , which tends to
checjt active spoctmiation in railroad properties -
erties , though it is understooti that preparations -
tions are being matle for active traflic on
a large scale as soon as the present crops
begIn to move , While time feeling of the
professional ciement , wliicim at present mo-
nopolisea the mnrirket , Is bearish for the muo
is ndorhying semmtiniemmt to
imient , there an
time effect that prices are likely to Improve
in the future.
STAGE EMPLOYES ARE HAPPY
Transacting Mieii Regular flusineNs
ltit No Slgmi' of F'rIeLDmL or
Vii llenNiimi times's.
The alliance of stage employes has
StOppCl all its wrangling anti fighting And
the storm vimich at first threalemmed to do-
1)050 sonme of time ameers frOmmi their posi-
ttons lmas now all blown over and time dde-
gates are as friemitily anti sociable as If
cverythimmg had always gone smoothly. During -
ing time long sessions which are nccessitntc.i
because of time heavy business the mnemhers
emmtivcn time time by cracking jokes at one
another and the fist-slinking unfriendliness
of a few days ago is a timIng of the iast.
Time bali is decorated with all sorts of signs
gatimereti fromn the , iiitereimt hotels and business -
ness houscs of the city anti at first sight
of time viace one is bewildered 'with the
array. Suspemmtletl from 1)0105 rIght mmdci' time
prcsitleiit'S chair are several. Otmo member
with artistic talents drew a grotesque likeness -
ness of Secretary hart and placed it In full
view of time conventiomi ,
Long sessions were heiti yesterday afternoon -
noon and evemmiag in which more routine
business was transncted. Time question of
the Boston strike was again reverted to and
the advisability of revoking the charter
from the Baltimore local because of its not
calling out members in Boston during time
strike was discussed , but not acted aim sled-
nitoly.
Montreal , Canada , was admitted as a local
of the alliance and the name of National
Alliance of Theatrical Stage Emnployes was
changed to National Alliance of Stage Em-
ployes of the United States anti Cammada and
the subject of making the association an
International alliance was dropped.
The offices of secretary and treasurer
were made one with one man to act for
both.
It was resolved to allow all road men
who went out with the union on a strike
one-half of their regular wages.
A motion was put before time convention
to change tbo form of rule , btmt was lost.
home rule has governed the alliance since
its formation and no outside power has or
will now have the right to govern it during
strikes or other affairs connected with the
stage empioyes.
IumnrrIae License's.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
by County Judge Baxter as follows :
Name and Address Age.
William H. Adams. Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Ellen M. Kinney , Ilolton , ICan. . . . . . . . . . 20
IacIC of llnr'est liammils.
YANKTON , S. D. , July 22.-Special ( Tel-
egram.-Farrners ) throughout the Dakota's
and Nebraska have auddniy fotmnd themselVes -
solVes short of help for time harvest fieths
through the loss of men who have joined
the array. The crop of grain Is very heavy
and in some immstances It is feared timat
considerable loss will be sustained.
Boys of AU Ages- .
And statlomms In life hare been s'ear-
lag out' Drec L. Simooman's boys' 1.5O
SimCP. ( fimese malmy years--yes , they wear
omit-we can't tell flslm stories like aim
American F'lsherles society nina cam'J'
lmumt you' i'Amm lult up your liit dollar that . .
( hey w'on't wear omit till long utter "tIme
other fellem"a" (10-the fact is , we have
never mimade timis ( lelartrnent pay w'ln'mm , . . C
It eomnes : 10 profIt-these smimime 1.5O
lies to 1)0 ) 501(1 at imstmal shoe store nt
tie w'ould 2.OO
bring easy enough-but
that's not our wqyIIg value for little .
muommey nmakes muany friends-amid ( lint .
nc'cotmnts for our big business-Sunday ' - - - - -
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Di'ox and his dog do time Midway , ' j'
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Drexel Shoe Co. ,
Omb' Up-to-dnle Thee Houa , .
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119 FARNAM STREE'r ,
Our Niggar Boy-
wriii lend time camel Sunsla '
attmi'u1ny _ _ _ _ _
' ' .
'o 'mviii lead all our voiiitihe coimipeti.
tom's In selling granite iron Itroseivimig
kettles-sticim prices as these tin It-lOc--
I ' -l 5c-1 -2lc-2lc-32c-3Se 1111(1 42e
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for limo 'very hmu'gest-yomm will have to
see 'lmat 'vt give you to fully npprL'-
elate imil that you itt'o gettIng-lImo in-
titmimed ones are stIll clmemmpei'-Se-lOc-
I 2e-14e mmmiii 1 iJc-O ur gimara imteed law'mm
hose at 1tc ) Imas proveim a. gl'eat tnmccess-
vt , hmts'e one at 120-lt'm no hetter-a .
lithe lai'gertlmnt's ' all-our 8c , hose wi'
Ca n't gunran tt.eWe lmimve I hun bemt
iaw'n sprinkler ever mitdo at only tIde--
it large spray aimd 110 water 'nstlng ,
A. C RAYMER ,
WE DETivEit YOUR PURCIIAS1.
1514 Fariiam
St , c- _ _ _ _
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Its a Heaut-
lmtt Stoeeimr cigar ut tils iIiIs : ( lad-
nil' it. , ioy fum' ever-say , mmiokeii dese i
cigai'tt beets lmittexm tie imipe all hmohle- 1
Simimi ftlierm got milled ( iii imltttuii do Pillm ) .1
-hut yt'r ( lofl't lieu'e mit ho one get tnn
pulled fur HimlOkI'li ( In live cent Stoe ' "
clgar-tuim' vvt' don't have her Imavo a I'V't
mill to simlOke oimc' , neither-just one uI 01 $
ticimi quk't , easy siimoI's dat ym'r t'.xltoct (1,1 '
tt'r git only vld it teim cent cigar-It yem'
dealer ton't sell tie Stoeclur ser immid (
ltt'ttt'i' ehttimgtu deneu'm-fmir all do ltH4t 4lo y /
( lenitl'tt m4eli tie Slooehi'r-aui' ' : imit
tt't' lniy tiC tIe best , don't. yt'r'i-sec inc r
, Qu. tie , ilIlw'zm3' Senility , .
/h'Y I .lJKF I
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14QtDOUGLAS.
Front ( lie landj'Ic 2a
7't , the land ij' ! f/se Fre.
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1I1 ;
NOT ONLY PURE , BUT PUREST
. . .TIjAT'S
\ JAPAN TEA
CLEANEST , MOST WHOLESOME.
/ / Officially Inspcctcd at Port of Shipment.
.g4 np fJap , : Tea "invigorate : In 1
n . the , Po'ning rreshes al night , " J . ,
-geadal oil /lfles . - . -trt
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OLD flY D5T OROCER9 '
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t
BOY HARVEST HAND KILLED
% 'hli ic ' . 'nilnce oflttsieicUSle000 , lo. ,
l'itlis l1iisier nmm tnmniitt
Freight Truiti ,
Tim tramp situation along time line of time
Omaha road reman % practically unchanged.
As yet the travelers have not comnnmenced
to hold tip trauma , but Umiy are catmaing
tIme officials of time road much , tioubic' . To-
kanmali comns to ho their congregating
place and 150 of theta were theme yestertln.
Of this nummiber about 100 moved omit yes-
tertlay nnti tramped to Oaklnntl , imero it
Is thought they vihi make their miext stand.
If any traintu are helti up the railroad oh-
chils expect it to occur at this point.
There is one poor fellow who will not
bother railroads or railroail property again.
His mmmc is Willie Wallace , a boy IS years
of age , whose parents reside at lntlepeati-
once , Mo. , amid are said to be weli-tp-do
people. Ho anti his two friends , lticimnrd
Smnith amid Leroy DoLong , imeigimhom boys ,
left honmo three weck ago and started to
s ork in time harvest fields. They labored
in time southern part of time state anti hiatt
worked their way np na far as Florence ,
Frommi that town they wailteti up as far as
time big cut north of town , along time line
of time Omaha road , where tlmey wmiteml : for
freight train No. 18 , which left Omumihma. at
about 0 o'clock last mmigimt. As the triami
pttlletl into the cut the three boys Jtmmmmpetl
for time brakebeammi of one of the cars.
Smmiith and IeLong lantled on the beam , but
\Valiaco slipped anti fell ott time track and
vas dragged for some distanco. Time train
vmis stoppeti as soon as the trainmen di's.
covered time accitlent anti tIme boy wns
picked imp and taken to Caihoun , where it
was discovered that his feet hntl been
crushed from time ankles down , his skull
fractured anti his chest crushed iii. At
Calhoun the citizens purchased tickets for
time three boys and they were all sent. back
to Omaha.
Front the time of tIme accident 'Vailaco
was tmmmeommcious and was bareiy breathing.
IJimon his arrival here he was taken to the
Methodist hospital atmtl his parents anti-
fled. lie died at 10:30 : last night.
No biamo is attached to the railroad of-
ficiala or the men In charge of the train.
Clme'eimiie'M Ne'ms' Public Building.
CHEYENNE , 'Wyo. , July 22.-Special.--- ( )
Ground was broken today for the new public
building which the government viil erect
in Cheyenne. Word was received today that
ti.e contract of the local contractors , Messrs.
Bradley & Keofe , imad beemi approved by the
department , and work on the excavation was
conmnmeneed at once under the supervision
of C. W. Murdock , superintentlent of construction -
struction , The buiitlimmg , under time present
plans , will cost $150,000 , and will be corn-
plcted in fifteen months.
CInrgcsi yIit Arson.
TEKAMAII , Neb. , July 22.-Spccial.- ( )
Sheriff Langford brought in a young tel-
low wimo bas been making his imotno with
George Kelly east of this city for some
timne. and lodged him in time county jail
hero to await his hearing on a cimargo of
settiimg fire to a barn cii time ArIzona hot-
talus east of here on last Wednesday ,
Iturt it. ii lIttitun ) ' .
PAPIImLION , Nd , . , Judy 22-SpeCIAl. ( )
\\'imilo retmmrmming from tIme Platte river late
last mmlght Joimmi Jowett's teRn ) ran away ,
tlmromu'Ing him out anti quite badly bruising
imimmi. No seriotms injuries were received.
1it , irosiiest ,
CRAWFORD , Neim. , Jul13' 22-Spccimui (
Teicgrnrn.-Lesiio ) Mooney , time 8-year-old
aoh of'Frntik 1) . Mooney , waS drowned hero
today while piaying 1mm the Crawford Ir-
rigittlon canal drop ,
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Fnir full Cooler % % 'ctuthier , with 'nrin-
imle , Sstitlms'ri' Iiusl's for ' ? ic-
liru'siLn is i'roiti ln'sl ,
WASI11GTON , ; ; 1722Forecast for
Saturday :
For Nobraka mmmiii Somitim Dalmotn-Fair
' cooler In western portion ; southerly winds ,
becoming variable.
For Ioua-Fnir : sotmtimeriy wlmmds.
For Missouri-FaIr weather ; higher tern-
lierature ; northerly wimmds , becommmtng south-
erly.
erly.For
For Kaimsas-Fair weather ; high tempera-
tmmre ; southerly winds.
t For Wyoming amid 'Montann-Simowers nad
thunder stornms ; cooler ; northerly winds.
Iot'ni lle'ust.
OFFICE OF' TIlE WltA'11IER BUREAU ,
OMAhA , July 22.-Ommnmimn. recorti of immi-
perature muimti rElitifahi commtparemi with the
corresponding tiny of time lnt three years :
189S. 1897. 1816. 1193.
Maximum temperature . SS 90 'TP 7
shinimmmmn tenimermtture . . 70 03 04 62
Aortige tenmimerattmro 79 76 72 67
Rainfall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ° ' .01
Record of temuperitture auth preciiItatioti
at Ommiima. for this day amid since Mardi 1 ,
1898 : ,
Normal for tIme tiny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 .
Excess for time day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Accumtmimmttd cxee'm4 ' since Mardi . . . . . .
Nornmal rmmimmfmtii for time . . . . . . . . . inch
DoI1cIenc for the tiny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 mcii
Totmtl rainfall since March 1..17.11 imicimes
1)eficietmcy simice March 1. . . . . . . . . 1.09 itmeimes
Deficiency correttm'g lwrlotl 1897. . . 6.02 immchex
Deficiency corresp'g period iSIG..10 hick
iLeport's fruits Station , lit 1 I ) . 1i , ,
Seventy-fifth Meridian time.
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STATIONS AND STATE
OF WEAThER. :
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Omaha , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
Nortlm Plnttc , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 91 .00
Salt Lake , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 , Q .00
Clmeyenne , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 ii .00
Rapid City , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 ' .00
l-hmmron , pnmt cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 92 .24
Cliicmtgo , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 72 72 .00
Wihliston , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 80 ,00
St. Louis , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 90 .00
St. PattI , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 88 .00
Dmtveimport , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 S8 .00
lialemma , raimmimig' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 82 T
Kftmmsaet City , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 86 .00
hjavre , ; mnrt ciotitly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 86 .00
Illsmrmrck , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 l .00
Galveston , part cloudy . 86 92 .00
T imuilentemi trace of preelpitatloim.
L. A. WELSh , Local Forecast Ofliclal ,
This One only $45O- $
Time "lmmtllemmtor" nina , In ( lesci'hlin ) :
time great Kimball Ilammo factory , says
them are 1,32i empioyes at worm on
I umii time-also mmmchilmmery hint tuives
tIme lfliOt ) of mis mmmmy : immore-ueli unlomni-
lag lumber and coal fm'omn s'essels : tt
time extensive shippIng docks amid rail-
m oatl freight ctrs ) : msslug thui'oulghm time
time lo'tur courts of time iig ) iuihthImm : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
mmimd stopplmmg only mug enough to take
on Ume : is iInmmos amid 40 organs-tIme _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( liy's : output-for slmilmelmt to all ltm't : _ _ _ _
of' time ci'iilzed world-Is It aimy wommder
we are proud of hmciimg time Nabrnkmt
m'cpresentati'e of time Klmnhmihl lilano-
'v ( furnish time music Sunday
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a thmolstlghm1y eonmleteilt ) iimotOgrfllldr )
nil imi'O lIOtY In'elaI'ei ) ( to ( leVi'IOi ) ; tmnl
1n'Iut yoiit 1)11111's ) 01' fIlms-our chmmmrgeM
\.lll lt ) ) "t'PIY immotlermte : imiul 'e 'iII '
gtmmm'mtntee : omit' s'oi'lc to lie euqmmi to ahmy--
Omit' stock of ( hie1milemi1 $ ( or time 'tinnteiir
wimo wislicti to deveiop anti li'iIit thick' !
own work lii coimmpit'to lim nil details--
\s.e ( 'flui furnish , 'oum imii , ' itnil evei'ytimlng rTi' .
i'eqmilm'ed-you slmotmld tl'y' us cii your
lmext Om'lL'l'-F'L'C ( ( ? Inst u'tict to thioo _ d
w'lsimllig to leam'n-Siiiidny w'e'il. photo.
gi'mplt : time ml1t1\'iiy. '
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Amnatesir Pimoto $ npph Iou.e , . .
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3404 Farnarn Street , ) MARJt
Oisoalt. l3mmxton Hotel.
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limit vimnt iwnpie w'mimt : no'admmyH Is
8011011 antI jmi'ovt.il s'ortlm-w'o's'e hro'eti
limiec' tliiimgs since w'c eammmtu to Omimimima
oven 10 yeimr $ : mgo-anml 'mve've ' beeim ilent.
isterlimg In ammo idmictu all hint tiimie-olme-
jipmt we kitos' this , ( t111 clmOm4eIi li'Ott'-
sloii , ( rein A to Z-lhmtms we have ito cx-
imeri iimelml 14 I 0 I l'y-'i'VO-Oui I' ss'olit 311tH
imi'iiys stonil limit temt and provemi itself
tin' hest--'i'hlrt'tt-lmr lu'U'cs mire lme ) lois'-
tst. for first clmmss ss'ork-so you gt't the
host for thmmm least mimommey fuoin time Imaimmis :
of ( 'ouhin'tcflt l'OiiOthmmtt's ) ( fllOiie3' Iim
yomii' 11tCkCt-SVltlI immoimy m4liveti imild ito
vmuhim 51 113' iii't'ti . 'omi ionic fiti I ? - .
ttke : the t'Il'S'lttOl' to thu ti llooz'-hmiiiy
atteudaumt-\\'e i'itltm Ike t'ninel iftiuduy. :
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