Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DULY BEE: UXDVY. ,fUL,T R. moo.
TP
POM SALH-ltntl. nsiATK.
COOL. SHADT ROXSI
"WHAT IS LIFE WITHOUT A HOME I
ana I
WHAT IS HOMB UKUH35 TOU OWX IT? '
George P Baratr' real estate beadcroartr?
are in reruns S4 to Paxtaa Marti. Cfcll
there or h tdfMxmt Jo jV for further
particular remr4Unp the follow?; ar
tains la
ik ; sbs, lots. Farms and lanus
House of three room and pantry, lot MxlS.
tifi Mock from 9th t rw line, nea:
K'.untzt Place, a good location at, cheap
tm
10-rmm hone, corner lot RtM. In OWo st..
rk Stmrsaan ava car line, farnae.
lur.l. pas and firture. larr cellar and
( men,, everything In hne condition. .''
10-rnim bwf In Kowitz Place. near
Harvard strictly mod. In pood eow
cV.ion and a leevery location. 54..
Mai: u an offer for the acre lot and small
hoe Jtwt north of the pleanaat hMne of
Oen Pa A pent John Francis. bilax 1K
ft rant frortar or, STth bv I It. ith
frtmtaff tm Marry t Price. ,'.
Hoiff of 7 rooms and s lot, on' one rr tw
b)oek north of the Countrj rlubhntiwc.
'art east of Re-neon and on motor line: all
kitidr of fruit. Wrles. etc. Only X2.IN.
We have only a few of thoe Veaotlful rel
nence lots left in Seywur adcltUof
IWI.T FIVE MINUTE' WALK FROM
SKERMAS AVB ANDWTHs'T MOTOR
LIKES Never attain win job te able to
Jium haw such lot at such price and on
such term Onl OS to flTf each. V down
una per month Call for slat and fur
ther particular.
We have two llvr-arr tracts, with Aim- f
r'. ,m bouse and outhulldlngf , frultr ana
1-errie of nil Iduo; naar achool and
motor line Tin are strictly Orst-das
suburban
Hnve another 7-rttoai hofe a4 I acre..
iMi-tiruilv locatod and oilo-fi-tt. lor
only m.ft.
Also have reveral nice ?tbortin hatnef:
rood Itotifu. with 1 to I uerae Bach for
r WKi or thereabout.
How would j-ou Mhe a lieaotlful I. 19. lfc or
y-arre tract within neve ratio wet of
Cmaha tKtr Sice, atrtiut two mile houth
ent of Bentwin and only one mile north ot
Iirx.re nt. macadam road, at I7J to fltl' per
HrrcV Come in and look into theoe iiroj
Kl'lona. Do vcu want a irood farm near Omaha? If
fo, come and f,ee ac.
Do you want a rood ranch In central or
wert era jiart of the Mate? If t-o now if
the time to buy ont
Do r,u want to trade Omaha property for
r.' a utort. liotel and aweutnr lumw in a
-'"a Iowa town of E.' population? If po
ctm In and pw further dttalls.
Dr. "u want a cood Invertment In way of
frst-i-lBK In Hide lticome-jiroiluclnp brlcl;
Mwiat in triif ty- it m !omr in ana cn
rlcht dawn to huHtti,f and will rive you a
Dr you want a Food site for wholesale. Job-
ii'.iiR or munufacturinc busiitieMi? If ro
we e cot thm and will be much pleat-od
it. t.no uicm ap to you.
We have Mime of the bert barcalnn in trlit.
ecire. STRICTLY MODERN houtoe in
et Prnkm and Han worn Place dlf-
trictf that can be found on the market.
'T YOr WANT TO BUY. WANT TO
BELL. WANT TO TRADE. WANT TO
KENT ANTTHING IN THE REAL
KSTATE LINE. LET VS HEAR TKOM
TUL
IP YOr WANT ANY l PER CENT
MONEY AND CAN GIVE STRICTLY
GILT-EDGE SECURITY, WE HAVE IT.
IE YOU WANT ANT GOOD. POUND
FIRE. TORNADO OR PLATE GLASr
INSURANCE DON'T TAIL TO GIVE US
A CALL
GEORGE P. BUM IS.
Telephone WC. (Established la W. Pax
ton Block RE 75D i
POR SALE. IP-room house, modern conve
niences, fine location, cast front corner,
nice trees, only one blotk north of Huns
mm park. Easy terms If not sold by
July tli will rent furnished or unfur
nished Wm. H. Alexander. 13K S. Ulst st.
RE M71H 1C
NICE cottace beautiful homes, palatial
residences on the fine streets and boule
vardes of the city can be purchased now
w hlle property is cheap. B. R. Ball. WJ1
N Y Life, Tel CIS. RE M7!M IB
7-ROOM house. I block from corner. 1350;
monthly payments,
r-room houee N r7th St.. r756.
t-rO"ro house. N 27th St.. TLOGO
C eottnpes that will pay Jl jex cent net.
Tel mi B. R. Bull, Wa N. Y Life.
RE M7X. ID
tlfi TOR Exl"0 feet near S4th asid Spracut
fits near car line
rTHi full lot. near th und Mason
n.7T.(i for frooro house, !kvv So iMtb St.
t;.rv for two houses at 1141 and 1147, North
17tb St , lot fixJ40 feet . pa vine paid
Kt.Wi, olpbt rooms. 1S45 Park Wilde Ave
K.rifm West Farnam street. 1-room house.
bam. corner lot. Snap
U 5"0 for W acres 11 miles N W.. price ln-
oludcs farm implements, stork and pram.
tr,.W -for 11-room rotiiern house, corner lot,
within four blocks of P. O
I7.2W. lfio acres, smooth, level land near
Brntilnirton. fair improvements.
!u,(i"0 fir StlSI feet with three-story brick
bulldinc, on Parnam. near 14th St.
TO EXCHANGE
4 acres improved, this tilde of Benson, for
Omaha lionse and lot
34-room modern house within 7 blocks of
court bouse, for smaller residence.
Plve (6) per cent money to loan on pilt-
edpe property and farms
John N. Prenser, opp. old P O.
RE CM I
THE owners of the property offered today
desire to sell quick and will make barpaln
202T. Miami ntv f-room cottace. eelltr. city
water, uice lot. house newly painted and
papered Look at tills property and call
Monday for price.
2SKi Saltier s-L. &-room cot in pa, barn, corner
lot Price cut to a.lOH.00
2210 N 27th st., pood oottape, rents fciCOB.
I'rtce.. SGa.no.
Near Hansoom park. dvelHnp, 7 roamf.
barn, lot SOxlSe ft., puvinp tax all paid,
lnvcstipate this. Price, CWQ-Ou.
GARVIN BROS.. IKS PARNAM.
HOUSES FOR RENT
ISO S 20th ave . modern, s-r., tX.eO.
K21 S IHth. 10-!.. bath. IS 00.
20C S 34th. H-r . modem. SI7.S6
441C Parnam. s-r . city water. Sj
2217 Dewey ve.. F-r. idty water. ri.(.
GARVIN BROS.. 10U TARNAM
B M744 10
W. L. SBLBY.
f-room house S1.3W
t-room housa. 1.1
Kroom hoose. 1.509
M'-room house. S.W0
Either one of ths. ISO mh, balance lit
to 130 mouthlr.
W. L SELBY.
Rents, Real Estate and Loans.
Board of Trade Buildine
RE 71i. (i
TARM. (S acres In jmrth part of Pottawat
tamie, la . i mile west of Honej creek
Address L 4K Bee RE
PAY NE-KNOX CO . HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. LOW
EST RATES on LOANS. SoUND IN
SURANCE, HOUSES. FLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First aww, N. Y. Life Bide
RE-2M
rOR SALE
A hne trackape property.
IZIctrant redeace proporty.
Greatest burpalos in property,
vt J Kxannrl i- Son. SID Brown tilock
RE-S54
HENRY B. PAYNE. Ml N Y. LIFE BLD'1
Real Estate. Rentals. Loans. Insurance
RE 257
LAND FOR .KALE, H.tW) acre of unirn
pruved prairie lands for sale Tteee lanos
are locxted In Valle'. Sherman, Oreeley
and Howard counties. Neb.. In the Loup
river coji.try. wh.ch is well settled In that
vlimlty and with excellent railroad f-til-Ities.
W1U soil for one-sixth cash, balance
In five eaual annual payment. Tft ould
prefer to soil all these lands tt cne pur
chaser Addrest Jno C David, care First
National Bank. Pawnee gg,,
LARuE RESIDENCE. It rooms abwe
basement: modern throughout, plate elaic
la all front windows, vide pwch. larce
stable and carrlaKe hvuse No 2H Chl
Mc street Price SS , ApplJ to ron
Reed Co Omalia or W H Gntt
rT, McOuiloph .mumjre
ron sale real otate.
SPECIAL PAROAIXP IN OMAHA
RESIDENCES
PitwKiioi Co are loot new patting an
the market none of tie finest BARGAINS
to ral estate ever offerod. Notice care
hilly the properties To a perm-late
lh tb-r lout be rn Call at the oSee
and h't nt take ytm e: and Fhow them
o IBS roosi. uU modern laprarc
tncnta. rentf for IM i-r ma nth. Price
tl.W Ttiw JfW cash itad J er moath.
1 cnt itrret.
Ja 1SUI roonif.. modern lninrove-
rt, rent for M rer manth. Price
U.4db TnrnM : MA rath and SM ier
ith. 0 par cent Intorert.
Xa Hlf T rootnx. all modem eseert fur
nace. rmt. far SM er raonm. Prlcf
St AN Term : 5 cash and t2.St jx-r
awnin, i ?er crai niiureFi .
No. S 7 room all modttra, pood trn rent
for ttt & r month. Price K.40O. Termf
HW cah and 19 icr month, t rer ceat
lat-rejtt.
No MOi I room, til modern, farmer..
rrair lor wt, per jbodui. rnw, iz.aua
Tttrnir JK oath tsid JX. per month, c
per cost latereft
No 1B 9 reomR. tJl modern, newly re-
sairnd. rrnt for im ier month. Price IS.
m Term Hm rah and ttt jcr mowth,
f, iHir cent interest.
No 1S7 $ roamf, root ronatr. roofl fur-
nare. rnnte lor ts.bv rmr month, price
tJJK. Tt-rmp. ;W c&nh and K!l per
month, 6 ;er cent Interest.
No 11M 7 roamf. new, cJeca&t. furnace
all modern .rentt. for vm rer month
Price SLHig Termf: WiO cash and 12 ptr
motnu, b per cent lntereft.
No. Ufif 7 rosmn. new. eJecantlr finishes
furuw, all modern, rentf for X30 pr
mootn. i'nee ;;.mmi. lermf. ctsn
and VJ& per month. C pr cent Inttreft.
No 11CS Beautiful new Pwta. cottace. ht
wter heatinp. ca. elertrlc llcht. rentf
for XC per month Prlre K.BOO Termf
JHW rant and J per month, 6 per cent
Interest
No 1W7 i room new decant 'hoHe. electric
Debt. pas. furnace, etc . rents for US per
month. Price C5M. Termf ; 11 ( cash
and JSO per month, 6 per ceat interest
No 12W -room modern house, rents fr
X30 per month I'rlce XJ.260 Terms K7.
....... . . r . . . . r m. v ,
No 1S4S E roome. dty wttcr. larce lot Sne
location, rents for tSl. Price IS.BW Termf
tK cash and 130 per month. C jkt cert
interest. (
No. B3P f, rooms, all roo3exn, rents for t2( i
per month. Price i:.2Cu Terms: Imo
cash and CO per msnth, C per cent In
tercut. The terms on any of the above are tub
3ect;.no any reasonable qhance.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY. Sole Arents ,
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bide j
Bulletin No J7, June 39.1950.
RE 65-f I
BARGAINS:
We oScr three special barcalnr In nouses
These properties are cheap, look at them
on Sunday, see ut Monday
m IMS Cunrinp st . newly paved, lot 0xliA
well built b-room house furnace, sewer, ,
hath. pas. two mantelr. cost to build SS.500
House, lot and all po for 12.500
SCI 1028 Sauth Slst Ft . east front, first house
north of Pacific st . car line, full lot. .
room, strictly modern. One finish furnace
pood piumblnc. barn, etc . owner left city
polnp to sell, ask S2,&00. See this and
"ir.i.ke us an oSer
21 Z11C Cass street, OOxlISi, 10 rooms, all
modern house, well built, but old Thl
property has pot to be soli. Make us a
bid on it.
VACANT LOTS
We offer Summit Place, on West Farnam,
4ina Deer Park in soutn part oi me cuy
at niienomenal barcalns
Tel. 470. Potter-Sholes Co . 210 N Y Life
BEAUTD7UL DEER PARK.
THE IDEAL SOUTH SIDE ADDITION
LARGE NATURAL SHAUi. ( 1. i-rs l
LOT PINE BOULEVARD AND DRIVE
BEING COMPLETED. MAKING THIs
-T'TJTT Wip 1 f-HmPK HOME
The prices are low and title twrfect an ab
stract peine yuniieiiea witu rii iut
TerTT Tiiirt rush balance easy
Prices from $250 to S.V per lot It takes
rears to prow trees sucn us are on uui:e
lota. Take street car to 20th und M l n
and po one block south to the lioulevarl
runnlnc east throuph this BEAUTIPI'L
addition We can send you a plat, show
lnp prices of every lot for sale, or we will
drive you out to see them any time
EIGHTY CHOICE LOTS
DEER PARK.
POTTER-SHOLES CO . Sale Acents
Telohone 470. ao New York Life
f.iu oit t
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Ji'.lOOOO for small house and lot, 1E2x1GT ft..
5 V. Cnr SSih and Dodce Sis
JG.lKKi 00 for f-room modern house, nearly I
ii "sn no for s-room moflrn house, lurpe
comer lot, one block north of Hanscom ,
Park, on car itne, paving ana uu mtoi
taxes paid In full
J2.loo.00 for f-room cottace. 2502 St. Mary
Ave.
S9yi.no for house, 1418 N. 2Mb St.
JWW ( for house, 221S . 15th St
Huo.OO for house an larce lot S. 14th St
near Boulevard
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
tl,200 00 for N. W Cor 2Mb and Harney. Sts
tl.2tiO.Wi for south front on Harney, near
2T.d EL
tl.lMOO for lot on Chlcaco, between 30th
and Slst Sts .
tl.0".'i.00 for lot on Parnam. between 40lh
and 41st Sts
t2&0 r for yciur choice of several east front
lots on South 13th St on car lint.
tlSOO each for lots on South 14th St, near
the Boulevard, email cash payment baj-
Ktiee moiithlv
tioaw- to S150.00 each fornts six blocks S
W of packlnc houses in soutn umana
small cash payment, balance monthly i
WAftfl .1 h ,ltk.ln fftHf T-l .leK r.f '
;oRtof!lce I
rniu.OO for acres In southwest part rrj
SsOO.oO te S159.M ier acre for E and 10 acre ,
tricte near Couth Omaha.
GEORGE A: COMPANY. 1601 Farnam St
maha. or 417 North 25th St.. South
maha. RE MC37 1
S ACRES, with new 8-rooro house, city and
csteri) water larce burn and sheds,
acre Concord crapes from hkb H"0
worth of wine was produced last yenr
between IBM and S0 ehe-m and plum
trees, property enclosed with fenc . t '
s blocks from oar line, northwest nan oJ
elty: win exchanpe for lowa or Neb-aska
improved farm. J H Johnson Ml N Y
LUe RE i
W. H GATES,
CIS N Y Life 'Phone 12M
l-roiim modern house, pood as new. hot
water beat hardwoi.d finish, percela'c
bath. el?'trie llcht. Utindrj'. r ttt-"-date
home, corner lot. 2301 Burdette street
SCOW 00
7-rooro. pas. sewer, water 2S27 Dvenp'rt
t2.noo.ou
7 rooms, full modern except furnace. 5(-fotit
lot, paved street. S2.0JGM
C-rttms. water. seer. HOxllO, N. E cor
Hub R-3 Lake MWi
t-rtioms. water sewer. 30xl4i(. on Boulevard
near Lake. ?l ano.tKi
C-room house larpe barn, full acre prouad,
corner 27th and Browne. n.SVHiOO
132x350 on ?4th and Tort st . vacant. Sl.BffltKi
1X2x350. on North Boulevard, lays nlcr
Sl.500.00 RE-C I
WYMAN. CHRIVWR CO .
1-room eottnee. corner. N Sth 8t , I7M0 '
cash, fl" per month: ajxti. ,
Full lot, S houses. Rees una 2th, Sl.BOO
10-rMn brick house, Kountse Place all
modem. St,Ki .
Two full lots 7-roem lteuse. etc. on Sew.
ard St. a.Knj
G-room modern house, listb and Locust Su., :
t 000 J
I-room ooUacc N. 2Sth St.. Coo.
r-rnotn nottace.. half let, Parker and 27th ,
St.. SJ80 '
F-room modern house, larce barn, 224 and 1
Jirart. ri.tri
Full lot east front 10-room mod. house
i)ne shaj'e. Hanscom Pluec. JC mi
RE 112 t
H HSES farms R C Patterson fSNTL
I RE 358
"OK Vl.I REAL 1BTATE
L1?T jour Wrraitif n Omaha imnroiei
property wftli tit We hare tb "jf t-rt'-
Payfie-Knox Co Rb-MSU k
IP YOU want to but m-U. exibanae or
rent four nropei-fy qultt ?-ee J H Jo' n
eoa. h: S 1 Ll: r R&-H
HorSES. ot farm?;, landr man, ateo Ure
instirance. Bemlr Faxion hlL RE BZ
RANCH AND PA JIM land for sale by the
Untoa Pacifie Railroad company. B A
XcCallftMer. land rommieHcitHir. Union
Pacific Heodqaarterf.. Omahk, Neb.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN HOMES.
A client of our, ewnlnp altottt a doarn
houef lmtruct ut to cut the prlte of
each property from X2' ta nn each and
force a pale Homer from (Law to K.(K
Plree call for bulletin No 17 and let ire
show ytm the projierty Psyne-Knex '"n ,
sole acentt. RE MB4 E
WB bare a customer wltr. T10.W cash to
pot Into a nap In lmpri vcfl Omaha Trop
crty What have you? Payne-Knox Co.
RE-MSU It
rOR SALE f-room houe two lot, layf
ne for t!
Two l-room housos In fine conoltlon. mod
ern, te-lnji' ech, ! Woel: from to car
line Bcnawa A- Co RE MC11 t
CHEAPEST tana In DowClaf Co.. 1 acr-a.
west of Millard; all under coloration .
fair bulldtBc: artce f7. per acre, will
tent for lllJA a year. The Byron Red
Co . Hi So. 14th St. RE M7
A GREAT BARGAN IN A RANCH
We have a client ho own? 4 74T acres t
to It miles sooth of main line of the U
P. Ry . adiciltitnc the Neibraslta-Wyomlni:
lln. at TIM per arre or I? .MO1 Owner
will take one-half in iitinrcned Omaha prof
etry. Cull for buUotlr. No
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, Sole Acents
RE MS 1
MATIMMO.MAL.
GET Married Anv lady or pent wlshlnc te
marry wrRe at once te us We will Ittrc
duce you K, our numbers mai1 K.mw
pretty respc ta'ble aid weaithj luCi-t arid
honorable rer.tletnt r. ar.xif.is to marry
ktrittly eonnder.?ii seno stamy for 5ar-ti'-ulars
tr Stan-urd Cor Cub . Stu E
Chinee . IU
MAIL ORDERS.
! THE BA' HTL' RS W'FE-A new bj:or
pt.re a1 m:e nr. e best 'v p ;t' Sir
, dor ts ma.' preri.11 ..cttt v.t'ea
Drpt E Omaha Spt .z. r fx , T
WHO IS DEAD ?
Eastern Brother Telegraphs
Omaha Firm for Explana
tion of Black Border
Around Advertisement.
About S oUo:t ycftrday aft
ernoon a perfp.naE tncEseEfer
bey CiRmouDted at the ccrarr cf
lfith end Harney streets and am
bled into the office of the Drum
monfl Carrlape oorrpitty w.th a
tejepram and a terse demand for
"Rr cents charpes." The cashier
handed out the ch-ape aad a
member of the firm opening tie
envelope read the teleprara. As
he did so his face clouded for a
rnomcat and tbea broke Into a
broad emile. The mefisnpe had
been sent from Amesbury Mats,
and read ' Bought an Omaha
Bee here today and Dotlce your
ad has mouralap border arouad
It Anylofly deod"
"It's from a brother of ralae "
explalaed Mr W. R. Drummond,
founder cif the firm, "who If .a
this same business back there
and is a pood deal of a joker
He knows of course that ao one
Is dead tad only wcats to Jolly
us a little at our expense But
he can't claim much oriptnal.ty la
this iastance as we have alreaiy
iH'ta jollied a pood m&cy Lmes
about thote black ud borders We
h't upon them some years apo as a
pood tLstlnpuishinp feature for a".l
cur newspaper displays aci have
been stlckiap to tbcm ever s c-e
with the result that we have beea
sco'.defl by some of the printers
reproacbjfd by some of the un
dertakers copied by some of our
competitors but noticed by all of
the people v. ho read In this ad
raaeed Cay you know, a firm has
to show ind.vtduallty If It waats
to be at the front, tad for that
very reason we make our ads aad
our methods of business as dif
ferent from other people's as we
consistently can
"The result has beea most sat
isfactory We early pained erect
prestice with the members of
Omaha's '400 ' but havlec all
kinds of vehicles (and harness,
too for that matten. lor all kinds
of use we wanted also to ploce
ourselves la touch with the more
pcneral trade and thlt same ec
ceatrlc use of platers Ink aad
printers' rules that we are belnp
Joked about has accomplished that
des're.
' What, -ou ask me. are the fa
vorite vehicles this season aad
ho are buylnp them la an
fwer I may ,say that the paea
ma.r ball-bearinp bike waponf
seem to be still asceadinp la fa
vor because of thtlr stylishacsf
aad comfort, tad that we have
t-n!3 them to such conaoisseurs as
Messrs P A Nash. B B Wood,
W H McCord. J. H Evans, H
H BcJdrice. T H. Davis C E
Winas, S. nemmlnp. C H,
ErlppE E L. Duca P S Kehoc
Mrs Wllklne John P Cudahy T
C Havens. Gould Dletr J E
Byers C F McGrew of L!nco!a
WaMer T Pope. Cliff Colt Arthur
Encllsh, Paul Houdand. Will H,
Carfc
' Phaetoas aad StanhopeE ton
are be np sold tf nwh as ever
usfl w th the advent of ps'f 'm
mortal parre has come a creat
demand for two and three-seated
bouleva-d wncoas. The deprt or
sa,lon waca. ImmeasUy popu
lar in the cast. If superceaiap the
o!a-syle rxtensioa top vtfcrle
atocne our recent purchasers of
the former being John P Cuiahr
T E Her B B Wood S A
Whortcr Mrs G. A Hoaplanfl and
E, P Peck We have also put cut
a number of vehicles of sinfiar
Had entirely of our own manu
facture and take a pardonable
pride in the fart that they are
the proud possessions of such emi
nent men as Genera Mtnflersrn
Tresl: Murnhy Henry Yates, W
J Austin. Thos. Kllpc.tr tl: G P '
Vcrehcad, H Kounue Chos T
Kcun'xe and many others
"These ,1 merely mention as be
lnc amonc the most notable of
our sales, but we are supplylnc
inccy others w'tb. etiu. paces
cuc y et'-ellent und r feel that
our method of aflver".s cr l!Ve
our meUioa cf marufacurCL and
of eerinc. It hrlcpinc sure and
ample reward,"
money hk,'
ivor R) hare
4i? r.a:.""!t
Lot-7
rot mi.
POUND
and F,
a hi -
frout!:
e bv Ainw Thurl?w. flst
omatia round 7K
PRIVATE les.tir In dat.nric ctven In- Mrs
Morand Cai: or writ Zjoc Iiodae 757
SIDKW.tLKS
Bnc-h. 7,c foot, laid
J McGcwcr. Mf S St,
-f7-JJ -2-
PI KMTt RE PACKING.
Oaa. Van i- Sior C'o.lSllH Pare Tel,. UKk-SOl,
( -SI-
dank tati:m i:ts.
Charter No m
RelKirt of the Condi :i ,ti of the
O.MAUA LO.V AMI Till! IMMI'AM
AV1GS HAMv.
(Incorporated) At Omaha, in the State ft
NebSiiSka. at the Close of Bustae.,
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
Stock, securities. Judg
ments., claims, etc
Other real estate
Checks and other cash
items
Dae from national, state
imai ii
4I.W7 it
1.WIM.
and private banks aa
bankers f7K.HH 9
Cash V.TJ1 M
Total catth on hand Ml, (7 bC
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock jiaM la
Surplus fund
Individual desKHdts rl-
5 riut,oe
Ject to cbck nC.14S 3C
Demand certificate! of
deposit 17.9K It
Time certificate of ot-
poult r.7.i. K S.HT t
Total XMa.94; 9C
Staie (f Nebraska. County of Dourlal. f:
I Frar.k Brown cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnl swear that the
abtn t statement Is onrreet and u true copy
i the reiKirt made to tin State Ran kin r
f. ,i,ed PRANK RRCWN Cashier.
A-' tFl .
A T WYMAN Director
J J BROWN Director.
S-'- r bt an sworn u titfore me this
'i Ll, jI J-'V
H r WEEDEN
N'tarj- Public
i St.
RAILWA"! TIMC TABU.
CHICAGO. s"I PAUL
Mirneapcilf i- Omaha
Rai.way "The North
western Line'' GenertJ
OSirts. Nebraska Dlvi- ,
rJcn 16-h and vtrr.r ,
1401 rarnojn St Telephone 5a Depot, lfctn i
aad Tebs.crta.
, . J'y;t: f'Ul?'rr, 1
Twin City Paasencer. .a t:0o am l 1:1b jn
Omaha Ptssencer .... U: am
Si.x C ty North
.bsf Veirrit.l:n . . . .a ZiiiU Tim
Oakland Local -b &:4D pm b IHL am
a Da.r b Dal'j- except Sunday.
stotx ciTT i pAcinr
Rai.rotd - "The North
wes'era Line" Gent ral
Cifhr-es. United State
Nftlonal Bank Builfilnn.
f W. CBi-ner Twelfth
and Psmarr. Sts Ticket
CSce, 14D1 Farn'-n St Telephone 6C1 De
pot, Tenth &. ilawn Su. Teleahone 28
Leave Arrive.
Twin City Express .a f :5t, am al0:50 pm
Tw n Ciy Lira, ted ,a i .Si, pm a snS am
S.oix C.ty Local .a i:uo am a 4 SO pm
a Dally
CHICAGO NORTH
wes'ern Railway "The
N-rth western Line"
C y Tl.ket Office, 1401
Furr.am Street lele
pboce &a Depot, Tenth
and Mason Stleets Tele
Leave. Arrive.
phone. C2S.
Daylipht Chlcapo
Bpe-
ciai
a 7:00 am all:3D pm
4:1L pm a 1:40 am
Eastern Express. Dct
Moines. Marshalltown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi-
rtpo alO:E5 am t G pm
Eastern Llro'ted, Chi-
capo and East a 4i5 pm a 4:0C pm
Past MkiL Chlcaco to
Omaha a pm
Omaiii-CUcago Special. a 7:45 pm a t:oo jtm j
raat Mali . a :3l am i
FREMONT rSLKHORN k
Missouri Valley Railroad
'The N-rth western Line"
Gcneraj Offices United
State National Ek Eldp.
E W. Corner Twelfth
art Farnam Sts Ticket
Cffict. 1401 Tarnam St Telephone 6Q De
pot, ith at3 Wthttcr su Telephone 1451.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. DcadwDOS.
I Hot Springs .a t 00 pm a t:00 pm
I Wyoming. Caspar and
Doupias . ... .d S:00 pm eOS:00 pa
i Hastlnrt York. David
' City. Superior Geneva,
Exeter and Seward .t E:00 pm h 1:00 pm
! Norfo.k, Verdlcre ana
Fremont . .b am mo tm
Lincoln. 'Wihoa and
rtninnt h T '-ft urn IffT?. m
I a Dai.y b Dally except Sunday, c Sua-
day only e Dai:y except Saturday.
limy extent aioncar
EUEUNGTON i- MIS-
" h'1 Bu-lVn aPPoute
Gineral "offices N V
Corner Ten.h and Taraam
Ets Ticket Office. 1502
t arncm street Telephone.
ii, ti-,,,i, ctation. Tenth and Muts:
.... , ... - . -
Streets. Telephone, 12S
IJfvo.n Kasuag and
M Caok .a S:4B am a 7:E pm
Lin Denver, Cole-
i radf Utah Caliornica 4:25 pm a I'OO pm
Lin--.n & Black Hula a ao pm a S:oo pm
M-rttr.a Puget Sound .a ?:30 pm a C:4, am
Lincoln Tast Mail .05:00 pm all:25 am
Denver. Cc.srado. Utah
i i & CoUIornla t:4 am
i a Do.y
CH1CAOO BURLINGTON
A: Q'-ln-y Ra.lroad "The
Bur.irpton Route' Ticket
Olice 1602 Farnam St.
Tel 250. Denot. Ten"h Ac
Mason Streets. TUephona,
Leara. Arrive,
Chicago Spe-
,t 7:00 am
Puorla Evtir,i.i,
CM ap3 Veaubuied Ex a 4:00 pm
ChicoFa Lo ai Express a f:50 am
Ch. Jigo L.mr.e2 . .a 7:45 pm
Pacific JunctLsn Lscai alO:-! asn
Tost Ma.J . ..
a Dk-ij
17ANEA5 CITT. ST Jo
seph At Council E.iiffs
RoJrotd "The Buri nc
ton Riute Ticket OfTi
15L. Farnam street Tele,
rr re 25t Depot. Tenth
a d Mae a stietia. Tele
nhac. IM.
: 1 Kansas City Day Ex aV:50a"'m ataDp'm
jvuesas c-uy Nignt Er. .tlt.i pm a COS km
6t LCuis Fiver for St
I l Jose: h nnl Bt Lctm .a :ST. ,, .n.ir
t Ds-ly
C MAI" A 4- ET LCUIS RAIL
road Omtho, Kansas City i
A- Err em Rai. road "The !
ncy x.vvu Ticket Of-r-e
415 Parr.cm Street
Telephone. 222. Depot. Tcnb
ana Marcy Strttto. Tejt-
i none,
r. . .,Ltve- Arrl re
fit Louis Cannon Ball
Erpres a t:0D pm a 7:5E am
Kansas c.ty ana wujicy i
Locai
... .a .:oo am a t-M am
a Daily
UNION PACIFIC-THE OVER
land Riutt 'General Offices
N E Cor Ninth and Parnate
F'reett CHy Ticket Office, 13I,
Fcmam ttreet Telephone, 2H
Depot. Tnth and Matin St
Telephone. 25
Leave Arrive
Te'
Tr, ftverli.r,ft Limited.. a kU!0 tm a 7:SE, nm
I Trie CH.rogo - Portland
Speeta, a am a 7:35 pm
The Fast Mall a kiO am a t:S pm
The Colorado Special .all'25 pm a f:50 uni
The Tast Mali a 4:35 pm
1 jiucdu., iica tr r auk i
Stromsburp Exprcs b4 30pra bl;2C cm
Fbs- Fi:rcs ,i (S am
Tie A..r. a Express a CD am
Grand Islet 6 Local b t: cm b l:30 am
utir o uiuiy excent tiunoaya.
W A B A E H RAILROAD
Ticket ORire. 1Srl Pmtn
Street. Tulephone tS5 De
, pot. Tenth and Marcy l
Street. Ttiephont C21 '
Leave. Arrive. '
..xprea
a 1:05 pm a 7.55 are
Bt L- i Cui.aoo Ball.'
a Dalir.
I?T porfcethook IB patw
ra-e pTn-, I I' note it.
Le- r: naro
street
Dayllcht
a pm
GORDON SUFFERS DEFEAT
Eii Sn ActinR tit CHtj far Cikry
Bsetdfi A rain m Him.
WAY APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT
Jndcr llMrlle llidds that the Salary
of Police Judge tin nrrn
fUWi Per Tear Mnee
PfliS,
After a dlsptiie arpvea for over - yaxr
Ik iB.-e the city council and l& the crurti,
Police Judge Gorton has been warsted 'c
bt clahs for f J 0W apalatt the city. It bi
abplic&tleti lor mandan'ut brmtpht In Jd
Qatelle f ooart a& eptalea was fckntei ddwa
yiitnorday vhteb held with tbt city on
tverv potat. The poli.e Judpt. thtreforr,
will either drw his dimiaifhed sslary war
rants, v hirh have laid Idle id the city treat
arer'f e&ee lor two years, or af he ladl
oalei. appeal to the tvpremr B'l
in his opinion Judpe Kttelle said tt-t the
lata of the jolice juflfe ttran Jtaukry l,
ISH, and extended for twe yetra The he
charter or May. l.:. cut hu r.alary f.om
SS.MN ie Sl.SW per ycr The rhenpe could
not re lata tfiect. honrver. until the end
1 the year because of the conetitutlonl
prorleloa that the vapef of a putll: cfh.ial
shall hot be rctnped fluritp bis term ,
sfUce. The Judge's salary, thereijie, eon- j
tltond as before in til January. IStoi. i
Judpe Gordon clclmt that from that date
hr enntlrued In ofSce uader his old certlD-
cate of elect iec and was entitle! to a s&ltrr I
at the former rate until hit suetefsor h.ii
been dull elected and gaUlirC. Judp; i
Efitelle. hoverer. drew a nice difctlar ion
between the express, eat "ttrm of oaice"
and the "term of ofiiet bo'l'sc " Whl e
Gordon mlpht have hol3 over Into atnthr
tor a. hit lepul tpan wtt concluded on
Jasaar; 1 IKVs. and the bolder cr term
would be ccverned by the salarj provislca
In reput under the new charter Tor li.PS
tad ItM. therilorr Jude Est lit vai
i uaahle to see bow the police Juipf at ec-
titled to more than 11.204) per annum
The declsioc vas a sourer of pratls atioa
to the city oQclals interer.ed la the cta-
tontloa City Attorney Ctnaell. who hat
conducted the clty'6 case, said: ''The qu-
tloa hat beea plainly decided, nst upoa cay
technical qucst.on or formality, but u;oj
the mer.tf of the cast Judpe Estelle
virtually decidt-d every paint la accordance
with the city's brief, with the uddl Ion that
when the duratlca of & term o! offire which
J""'" vi J'd'Uiar ciecuon it a oucstioa .r
doubt or uncertainty that interpretation
tiiould be followel whirh iim.ts Us duration
to the shortest pceslb.e tirai
COXTRARY TO OKUEH OF COlnT.
Sirs. Kclpln Dlmbejed the Court's
Mandate In 'Inkinc Her Son.
A mother wot on trail in Judpe Kevsor't
court ;esterdsy on the thurfcr ot ctwJ
lnp her own child. According: io the -accusation
of Efwin Jackson, the father, hi
divorced wife now Mrs Georple J Kelplt. I
went to Btatnce for the purpose of luring
her son. Efiwin. from the custofly of hit
prtndmother Mrs Lucy Horte. Dy e de
cree of Judpe Irvine, la 1I.H2 Jackson was
praated a divorce aad the child, tbea i
year old. wat entrusted to It maternal
grandmother. Jucksnn claim that Mrs.
Kelpin has acted in coutempt of court la
coaxlap the hoy to live with her aai her
more recent husband in this city.
Mrs. Kelpin made an earnest appeal in
i her own behalf She said that she went
to Beatrice on the urgent lnvitatioa of her
mother. Mrs Hcrte. cad that her son
beppefl to be takea to Omaha Mrs. Kelpla
louad that hit surroundings there were not
proper and brought the boy to thlt city with
the conscut of Mrs. Harte, the legal
guardian Mrs Kelpin added that she in-
tended no contempt of court and that the
i,6l Drrt.a to provide the boy with money
whenever he wtthed to go hack to Beatrice..
Judpe Keytwr said that, althouch there
might hove beea ao willful coatempt. Mrs
Kelpia was still actlap coatrary to the
court s order. If the mother thoupht tht
boy was being Improperly treated her re
dress wat to petition the court for an alter
ation of the original decref Judpe Keynor
took the matter under aflvinemeat and will
render hi decision one week from next
Monday.
?Vo Frnndulent Intent Shorm,
Judge Keysor has vindicated Charier. J
Barber of any froudulcnt Intent upon the
stockholders of the Home Fire Insurance
company during his larumbency at manager
The farts dierlosed that la December, lKStd,
M L. C ruakbotiser of Chicago bought all
of the stork and business of the company
.rora Mr Barber aad that the purchase price
I vat t,nt'ed UI'0n tht beXt tnfl lltWlltJes of
i the company The court wat inclined to the
1 opinion that this suit war an attcmnt ty
Mr. Fuakhouser to recover from Mr. Barber
a part of the purchase price paid by him tad
at the same time to retala the stock and as
sets of the company. The lnjuactioa sougit
by the Home Fire company was dealed and
the case will come to trial oa it merllt tt
the next term of court.
Court te.
The dockets of the seven district courts
closed yesterday and adjournment bos been
token until October The county court will
probably remain la session for ncvtroJ
weeks
Judge Keysor tas concluded the hrarlnc
in the case of John Scott oralnrt Mary
tepn r.h,,: tr.it win prooauiy not an
, nouncc a de-ision until tbt next terra of
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
CHICAGO. ROCK IEL
and i Pacific P.allroto
"The Great Rtct Isl
and Brute ' fity Tl.k
et Office, 1222 Farnam
Street Telephone 42S
Depot Tenth A- Mason
btreets ieiepnonc, ca.
Leava.
Arrtvt.
Dee Uolnes and Daven
port Local a 7:25 am
Chlcaga Lxpres ....bll.ltam
Chlcaco asi Express a t no ;iin
LitiCj'n and Falrbury iam
Lincoln Cioraso Sppt .
hU:S am
a b:10 am
a 1 .2.' pm
a 7;D0 pm
ueaver. i'uesio ana
Wert . . . .a l :30 pm a 4:15 pm
De Moires Rod tsl-
and and Chicago a 7:11 pm
Colorado 4-Texa riyer.a 5:55 pm
a Dalir b Dallv except Sua as:
a 5:50 pm
a t:ll am
Mispjrr.i rAcinc rail-
road General Office and
T ckct offices Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sts.
Telephone 104. Depot Union
station.
Leave.
A.
.al0:D0 am
. .oll:I0 pm
Arrive.
a C:30 pm
a l.H am
St Louis, Kansas
Nebrabfca Limited
K, C-St, L Express
wave
from 15th
and
Webster sts
Nebraska Local
Via
.. . r 4:i tim a!0:45 am
Wepplnc Woter
a iauy
b Daily except -Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad City Ticket Of
fice, 1402 Farnam street
Telephone, Depot,
Tenth and Maaaa meets
Lesvc.
a U no am
a 7 :45 pm
Arrive..
a 4:05 pm
a 1.15 am
Chicago Express
tr.noro Lim-tefi
Si.cneapcnif aud
I ill! ErtireEC .
St
St
b 7:00 tm b 1:40 pm
a 7:45 pm a sat am
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited
For" Dodce Lora.
from Co. Bluff .. h 4:30 pm
C 10 :1S am
aJJailr
b Daily excep Sucdcyt.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE dr
St, Paul Railway - CICty
Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam
Street, Telephone 2S4. Depot.
.tenia one uason Street
c.U phone C2S.
' rap ,-.;rr -eo ti a i.w pm a s-'i am
Uhjac k Omaha Ex o 't,ii am b S,5ii pm
a DaLy b DUiy ccccsi Eundaj.
'3rSaW
JkAlttil M fIN
f tit Tm. I
HikJHzE? BbB i
turned rver c hi wtft
The f-outity ; otr mlenuoner were oblireo
pis: pone tneir -eri ir tHturaa ruee:.'s
litau of the beet if of tp (-ommts't:,' -er
from the rl'.y Th ooma!eC bus,,
ness ttt.i dtsfovd of next week
Wesin r- dl.tm a firm'y establlsbea
ij Judpi Iirfclnwi teetcrnay In tit
soat at. president of the South Omaha
m'i. The court helj thm the p-esl-denry
of the lan-nu.)cinr body was not a
Rubllc office and that quo warrant proceed
ipr would not vall to ourt an inrMmbcnt.
It was contended by the plaint IT that
Adhlnt hud setured r.if ( hair throurb the
vow of Mor Kelly it ho had no rlcht to
jartlrtpate in the proreedlnr
HURT FAMILY PLEADS GUILTY
Pother Admits I liip a Seine In tot
OR Lake JodLe Snspentls
Sentence.
'I plead pullty to fishing tub a seine..
Judpe." said Andrew Hurt in Judpe Baker t
court room yesterday, "but 1 have a
family of ten to suptiert 1 am a poor
man and have oalj one arm My hoyr hare
been sick -with malaria ant haven't beea
tale to worl..' Hurt stood liefort the bar
with H two sons. Henry and John, caucht
refl-haaaed with a 25('-toot setae la Uioir
pnotcbina Tht bcyi were twins, 17 jean
old.
"Three years aco " coatlaued Hurt, "I
had a pood farm la Colfax county, but tht
hot v lnde spoiled my crops vary summer
tad the msripape wat foreclosed. Then 1
broucat my family to Omaha tod po'. per
mission to live on some railroad land near
South Omaha. 1 tithed with a trotllae
at first, and then, whea 1 saw iter) body
else utitp svi&et., 1 Ufcei one. too "
"The fact that you are a poor tnin aad
have a ltrpe family." remarked the Judpe
repardlnc Hurt rather seeriy. "doe not
rxcuse you from violLtlnp the law '
"1 hate pood reasrn to ballet t." Inter
posed Special Deputy KeaworiLy. who mude
tht rapture, "that Hurt has been selalnp
In the lake any tlsii these eichteen years
back. 1 understand he ir aurustomed to
send hi boys inte the water hMe he pt
I trola the bank with a Wir chef trp rifle."
J The old man riporously denied the charpc
Judpt Baker ceaeulted with Deputy
1 Couaty Attoraev Helsey. who waf ia favor
of lettiap the oSenderr off with a minimum
sentence of tea days is Jail or $21 f.ac
'la tit w of the circumstance aad the
I ftrt that yoar family need you." announce 4
the court, "I don't think I will impose any
; sentence at all this term. You will make
ta appearand, hew ever, en the flrf. day of
' the fall term, and if you have done aa;
j selalnp in the meantime I wct't let you oC
i with & pood many timet trn dayt la Jail "
, The Hurt family took the oath to make
appearance aad thankfully hurried out of
the court room The tclnc. which is in
i the possession of the sheriff, will probably
be turned over to the Pith Protective as
sociatloa. WAR ON SODA WATER TRUST
Dissatisfied Stockholder of Star Itot
tllni: Works Declares Ilnktllllles
Tilth the Flat Combine.
The Omaha bottltnp works, which recently
has come to be known as the "tzz trust."
it not coiap to have cvervthlap lit own way
If there it any weight to be attached to
the rtutementt of M Horn, late manager
secretary of the Star bottling works, which
hae been absorbed by the Omaha company
In the first place, Mr. Horn wn not sat-
trfiert with n, ..Me The ,f.liler. nf three.
fourths of the stock votefl to make the deal,
ever his protest, and when the transfer wat
made and the debts were paid there re
clamed but Sr.50 In the treasury. Hora re
fused to accept hit share ot the taoaey and
threateaed to sue hit former nssoclatee
The matter was left to arbitration, how ever,
with the result that S250 ot the $350 wat
trtflElerrod to tht pockets ot the protesting
stockholder. Now he has declared war oa
tht trust.
Hit compolgn wat opened yesterday, when
he started out with controls to be signed
by the users ot seltrer. pop and other car
bonated waters, in which he offers to sup
ply pop at 110 cents a dozea instead ot the
prevailing price of CO cents. He offers
corresponding i eductions In all waters. Mr.
Horn styt
"Tht pro:cietort ol the Omaha battling
works suy that they have but restored
prlcec to a living basis. At the price vt
were eelltap wt were maklag 100 per tent
prom ana tney nuve increased uie price
fiO per cent- The druggist who thinks he is
losing only the former discount on the price
of his drums of carbonic acid should measure
those drum aad he will had that he i
losing twice or much at be thlnV.t he is.
The Omaha compoay bought the Star com
pany ia a way in w hlch I cannot understand,
for we did not receive as much tor the plant
as the material reduced to metal would
bring at u junk abop. I have the ma
chinery and plant necessary for the work
and am la the fight to beot the trust."
CAN EXPLAIN TO THE COURT
Fred Tlcbe Arrested for Refusion lo
Aamrr Questions Preponnded by
Censos Ennrnerot ors.
Prefl Tight housemca at the Paxtoa hotel,
was arrested yesterday for refuting to
it-ply to qucetlOBc takes by the ccasut enu
merators According to the story told by
the prosecution, Tlphe's arrest 1 the result
of the employment of a negro at aa enu
merator. Whea Ctrr the negro enumerator, arka
Tithe the aecersary quertloat be refused to
antwer cad told him to send a white mr.c
When a white enumerator called Tide
ti at haA V 1 m avi. t A ant tmA 4m t, t.-ione
tnyoaa The manager of the hotel sent lor
klm to meet oa eaumerator without succt.t
aad the worraat for hU arrest It tht remit.
POWER GOING FOR POACHERS
Seiners at Cut Ofl Lake Are Rapidly
Depleting the Moclc
of Flak.
Sheriff Tower hat started a war on tht
persons who seine la Cut Off lake.. Mr
Tower tnaouace that he will hove search
warrants Issued for suspected places and
that all selaes nets aad trap found will
be destroyed, under authority conferrca by
the state game and fish laws.
Selnlag la Cut Off Jake 1 becoming so
common that the ttb are being rapidly
destroyed. The lake was stocked with pome
fish from the goverameat hatcherle some
years ago aad the buss aad crappie found
the environments ao pleasing to them that
they hud lacreased to large cumbers before
the sclBlag began.
The law- holdt both make: aad circulator
of c couatcrfelt equally pullty The dealer
who sells you a dangeroua counterfeit of
DeWitt'r Witch Haul Salve rlakt your life
to rooTie a little larger profit. You cannot
trurt him. DeWltt't 1 the only genuine
and original Witch Harel Solve, a well
known cure tor pile, aad all tkln diseases.
See thtt your dealer give you DeWltt
Salve.
Major rtor Fewer Meeting.
Mayor Moon Is anxious lo have the city
ooutu-li and Board of Fire and Police coni.
mlssluners discontinue their weekly meet
ings In fevnr of bl-wttkly meeting during
the remainder of the summer. Tne niuvor
will brlntr a resolution to thlr effect be
fore the Board of Fire tnd Police Com
missioner at its meeting Monduy night
atid it is likely that a similar re,olitlBn
will le presented in the oounetl. There
Is some Question as to the rich: of the
counct: o waive Its weekly roetitlnrs but
Cttv Attorney Cornel! i of the opinion that
tht re would be nothing irregular in suOi
a, "-or,.
Vote early and often.
XEW TOURIST L1XE PLANNED
miaou OeztnJ Makes CSo Lifters and
"Western AlbinooE,
STRONG COMBINATIONS ARE EFFECTED
,fn Itond Prouile tu Become Promt
nrnt Factor In 1 ranseoatlaeatal
I'tKtratrr lale 111 Bid
for (irthwrlrr Trafllc.
The extearloa of the Itlinoli Central lata
Omaha hat made possible a plan ot cost
nlderable mapnllude uo under adMsemcnt
by eSlelklt ol that road, whereby It prom
ise to become a prominent factor la trans
rea-.lnratal passenger affairs The preposi
tion w hicb the traffic kbd operating official
hae jointly had under advisement It tht
establirhment of a aew tourist route to th
northwest And California points. It 1
stated that thl Idea was the paramount
rae In thf location of office la Denver,
San Francisco aad other western clue.
Office have also leen opened at New Ytrk
and Buffalo
In connection with the Mlchipan Central
and Lal.t Shore the Illinois Central will
soon be able to route parsehfert from New
York to Omaha, from Omaha to Denvr Tla
liu Rock Island and thence via the Denver
b Ki Grands. Rio Grande Western and
Southern Ptsllic to Saa Francisco. Other
alliance will be made It l said cnablmc
the company to carry its pansenpcrr to
nar.hwtrt coast points and Illinois Central
officials belief c that their liae will Im
mediately assume a position of cuch promi
nence in transcontinental bticlms
The reported kuteaticn of the Illinois Cen
tral to ull.t with the Rock Island on bus!
ncet from Omaha lc Denver it somewhat
of a surprise, ewins tt the olose relations
limine, between the IlliDois Ceatru aad
the thiuE Pacific because of the Luanda!
imrrfcf.lt in both roadt of pramlncat ffaaa
clcrt. The selection ot the Rock Island,
however. If tuch hat been apreed upon is
F tier ally belietcd to be tor the reason that
the F.oi-k Island has at present ao clost
traffic spreemeatt with any other line in
Omaha aad a combination between the two
lines would be a ttronp one
rn Titi- Prerlns.
General Pamenper Agent Francis of the
Burimcton hat returned from hit firrt trip
ever the Burilnptot'r new ertea len from
Alliance to Guernsey Wo Mr F-tn-lf
was much pleased with affairs at he found
them The country tributary to the aew
Hae wnd tht torat located oa It show every
ladicatloa of proiperity
Kallviay ote and PrrtonaK
A Darlow advertlslnp agent of the Union
Pacific. 1 absent oa a short trip over tht
line.
r C McMillan commercial spent of the
Wabash tt Des Moines. If a visitor In the
cits--
Astlstant General Freight Acebt George
M. Entrlkln of the Omaha a. St Louis has
returned from an eastern business trip
Assistant General Freight A rent J O
Phllllppl of the Missouri Pacific has re
turned from a vtalt to St.. Louis and Kan-
, so rati.
H P Either travellnc frefpht aprnt of
1 the Missouri Pacific, Is In tnwn to rpnd
1 Sunday, having returned from a trip
j throuch KansaK
t Thl Burlington ran a special tram yester-
da f-om Lincoln to Seneca Neb . to
1 st eomtr.ndate the part of Senator Clark of
, Montana enrquie to iJutie irom vanros
Cit) The special overtook
the rerular
uiuinrr
train at Seneca and the aperlal
cart of ttte party were attacarc to tne
rerular train
CONCERNING THE CHINESE
Impressions ol the People of the
I'lorier?' Kingdom i Gained 1'J
a British Officer.
Mist L. A Turaer of Omaha hat received
t letter of reseat date from aa officer la
the British army, who resided live iears ia
China, la which he relates some interesting
tuctt about the people of that country He
tayr
"The people of China are Intensely pa
triotic and brave, although the latter state
ment may surprise you. Many of tbem are
well termed and fairly well drilled and
could. If necessary, rolse aa army of 50.000,
000 out of a population which In 1R00 num
bered 500,000.000. There ore no railroads
( to speak of and an army of 100.000 men
marching into the interior 1,200 or 2,000
xnilet could lie annihilated tt the celestials
wire unltea The Tartars govern these
people through the Chang family a warlike
people who subdued by force cf arm the
eastern port of Asia about 500 years ago.
It It not a popular family, but under pres
ent conditions it lc exceedingly dangerous,
as it has the support of th Boxers, who In
this country would be called Turner., n
Immense athletic uesaclatioa, embracing
over one-halt tht male population ot the
empire. Emprest Aa Is halt white aad It
she doet not support these Boxers she will
lose her head; and it she does support
them she will anger the whole Christian
world. It is a proverb over tier that the
Christian nation send 'first, the mission
ary, then the consul and then tht general.
and, oad to relate, it ic a fact, tor la the
Orleat the crott bo ever been lollowoi
by the award.
"You see those people pay ao attention
to what foreigners say, but Judge tbea
by what they do. They Judge the Christian
tree by its fruit and up to date we tsust
admit that thl fruit ha been a hitter to
their lip a dead sec epplca. The paper
tell about 'Christian Chinese. I do not
pmend to say there are none, hut among
the raony million I have met I never civ
. on.' "d. " 1 00 believe a ringl.
celestial ever embraced Christianity la fact.
Did you ever see one who will not wear a
tjueue Whea you do, try aad learn If It
was aot removed by forre or Health. John
Chtaamoc will Join a Sunday school class
for the novelty and may join a church for
a like reasoa, but he will retain hit tjueut
and oa each Chlacse Sabbath will bum
joss clicks to bit joHt god.
"Yet he Is honest and, according to hi
Heats, a gentleman, and I would trait my
money with a strange CkinLzaan without
taking a receipt I litter knew oat to
default or betray a trust He It educated
alwayi. skilled la f.gurcs aad well up ia
literature. He 1 Invariably clean, so far
at he hat come under my observation, but
Christianity does not improve htm, It is
true he eatt ome thlngi at which wt
would revolt, but some of our dlehct art
equally revolting to him. He eau ttb
largely aad whea he cats a chicken he
does so at a religious rite. I like the Chi
aomoa and am sorry that the miEblonarlc
ever weat over to that rnuatry: they have
outrtred the religious viewt of it people
and stirred up all of the trouble the wett
cm world hot ever bad la Asia. The Chlaa
maa doet not object to the western buslneat
man. but be doe seriously object to su
bible."
"Ice crtam ard cake" lc naturally the fa
vorite summer rctrethmect. Be sure yonr
coke It nice. "Cake Secret.." a bock filled
from cater to cover with valuable Infcrma
lion oa cake making, will ! mailed tret oa
receipt of yonr name anfl addre by C Igle
boan Brut., Evomrlllt, lad. Mention a
leudlng grorer
Mortality Statistics.
The following death and birth were re
ported to the city Board of Health for tht
twenty-four hours ending at noon Sa'ur
das' Ieothi Georce H. Duncan, 102S Stuth
Tw et :j -third, aped 47.
Births- J'lStph Muenth, 701' Leaves 'Tth,
hoi Twen Eta'k. 241 Parker boy.
fieme't rtark 2221 Burt hey H P Ien
bo.t 4541 North Thlrty-slxih avenue, by,
CoTi VI lege IM2 South Twenty-firm, boy.