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WA .Vl'lill SIT L'ATl O X .
WANTED, by nctlvc young man. 17. place
In ntore. onicc or hotel. Address t). 12.
Dec olllce A -990 C
VAM'i;-.MAI,i: II HI
WANTED, experienced soap salesman; re
ply, mating OKI-, experience, reference,
salary expected, Address C 57, lie.
H--MIM
WANTED, voiine- mnn Btnnncrnnherl fctato
agfc and salary. Add. D IS, IJee. II M7C3 j
WANTED, men th.it would like to be bar
bers; we will teach tho work In two
months, lvo outllt of tools and pay S12
weekly wlien rompeteut. Cull or write,
Moler Uarbcr College. 16t Furnnm st.
D-M823 &
RAKERS wanted. Lntiifcr Hakim? Co., 13th
nnd Mnson R M90 7
WANTED, two or more experienced, r
liable poultry hucksters, with established
routes. Apply to Swift and Company,
South Omaha, Neb. H MDsl I!
WANTED, ladles or gentlemen for homo
work, $1.60 to $2 per day, experience tin-Jii-cessurj,
permanent employment. Coll
lit 1772 Dodge. 10 a. m. till 2 p. in.
H-M9i0 f
$10) AND expenses monthly: one good man
In every county; permanent Hunt work;
wonderful monopoly; Just discovered;
particulars free. AddrosB Fyrozone Co.,
50 Htar bldg.. Chicago. H-MI 7
WANTED, C good farm hands for rest of
season, two married anil four single;
state wages wanted. M. N. . Kelley. Plo
neer. In. D-M2 7'
PERMANENT position for the right man to
represent old-established company having
$200,000 citpltnl; J900 per year and expenses,
payabhi direct from our olllce; no decep
tion; absolutely straight salary, not con
ditional on results. Chance for promotion
nnd Increase of salary. State ukc. refer
ence and business experience. Address
Union .Mfg. Co., llox Ml, Philadelphia, Pa.
D-Mfl
VANTHD, everywhere, hustlern to tnck
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.;
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertis
ing Hurenu, Chicago. 11 M5 7
wa .vr i: i-r i :m a i. r. 1 1 1 : i.i.
WANTED, 2ijC girls. 1521 Dodge.
Tel. S7C.
C-ftU
M 0 1 It r.H, all kinds work. Canadian Olllce.
C-CS3
WANTED, ladles to lenrn hair-dressing,
manicuring or facial rnnssagu; only four
wieks. reiiulred. Call or write, Moler Col
lege, 1C3 Farnnm st. C MH2 i
WANTHD, girl for general housework,
German preferred. 3.TS 5. 21th.
C-97C 7
WANTED, nurre; references required. 3020
Farnntn, C-97
WANTED, second girl; references required;
apply in Mrs. U I.. Kouutze, 39th street
and Dewey avu, C V.t 13
GOOD girl, for general housework. 1024
I'ark nvc. C M13 V
rou m:.T iioi .xK.s.
IF YOU wunt your houses well rented placo
them with Henewu & Co, D CM
TO MOVE right, ket Omalm Vnn Stonrgo
Co., oltlco lillVri Karnam, or tel. lK.9-t.tJl.
D (M
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of the city,
llrennun-lyove Co., S20 South 13th street.
!-! 0
HOUSES, stores.
liumls. Paxton block.
D-67
SEE HENHY II, PAYNE, fiOl N. Y. 1,1KB,
I)-6S
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas.
D-6S9
HOUSES and flats, ltlngwalt, Darker block
u (.9J
HOUSES wanted.
Wnllace, Hrown block.
D O.U
8-ItOOM brick houae, modern, 2717 Jackson,
Telephone A. Trnynor, 491 or L.-25S3.
D-f91
10-IlOOM, east front, brick house, SC8 N. 22d
si near Laveiiiui i. inquire next iloor.
D-M179
FOH HENT, housn nnd barn, nil modern;
2137 South '33d St. Apply 402 Merchant.'
national uuiik mug. D SCii
7-IIOOM Mat, 617 South lGth. Clarkoweil
311 New York Life. D-6M
FOIt ItENT. nice 0-room modem flat with
steam bent, water and Janitor service, in
uaviagu nuiKiiug, opposite city nail, $;:s.
8-room modern housi with nlc Bhnde tries
and lavni, 30CS Mason street, $33.
JOHN W. IIOUUINS, ISO.' FAUNAM ST.
D-7S S
219 S. 29TH AVE., 8-roorn house. ALL
MODERN, In good condition: rent, 23;
noto how close In this house Is to bo mod
em at this price,; It Is a bargain; want
only Al tenant, with references.
Omaha loan and trust co.
16th and Douglas Sts.
v D-M792
A DEBIRAHLE tenant furnished In 24
hours, List your houses with me. My
permanent rental service the best. Farms
In Minnesota on easy payments.
WH EATON, 428 PAXTON HLOCIC.
D-MS.M
FOR RENT, desirable 6-room house, with
barn S30 S. 21st st. D-MM0
DO S. 32d St.. 11 room", modern, steaTii
heat, on highest ground In Omaha. V,
block from park. Key next door south
D-SH 9
VERY desirable tlat In good repair, well
located. M. J. Keunard A: Son. 310 Hrown
block. nS9t
- I I'T
FOH RENT.
1S24 Wirt street, 10 rooms, modern, In first
class repair. .Large barn, $10.
I2iY. N. 15th St,, 13 rooms, modern, two large
barns. Just the placo for party running
transfer or dray line; $23.
2211 N. 20th St., 10 rooms, modern, brick, In
llrst cluss repair, $20. ,
2027 N 20th St.. fi rooms, modern; will be
put In llrst class repair; J1S.
2010 7 27th St., two-story, 7 rooms, city
n.ui'i, buuu repair; ia.
2l2;i f-tiko St.. K roomsT modern, brick, In
good repair, $13.
W9 N. 21th St. rooms, modern; In first
2423 Cnss St ,
repair; $50.
10 rooms, modern, first class
1142 S. 32d. S rooms, modern, brick. In good
repair; $30.
212 Popplcton Ave., 10 rooms, modern, with
imrn, mo,
2.M0 Popnlelon Ave., 10 rooms, modern, with
623 So. 20th St., 6 rooms, city water, good
repair; ii.
U HENNA N-LOVE CO.
300 So. 13th St.
D-Mf93 10
CORNER Wth and Woolworth nve 7-room
all modern, nice lawn and shade. Wlnw
ton, 42S Paxton blk. D-M!iS
0-HOOM Hal. niodern lTl2 S. llth. D-973
ELEGANT 8-ronm house, all modern Im
provemeuts, 406 N, 24th st. D-M99 T
im? VlN'TflN street, store with two live
room Hats above. Tho whole building has
Just been painted ana pnpereu inruugnoiu.
Will nuil'e very reasonable rent to u
good tenant, or will rent separately
THE OMAHA LOAN A TRUST Cm..
llith and Douglas Sts.
D-M10
I'oit hext hoi i:h.
10-ROOM house, nil modern.
22c5 Harney
D-M12 9'
4117 FARNAM St , 9-rnom modern house,
liiirn, nice location. .
Oarvln Hros.. 10U Fnrnam st,
D-M9 9
roll lli:.NT r'L-M.lli:il ROOM.
DEWEY, Uuropenn hotel, 13th and Knrnam.
K fi'5
THE THURSTON, cool, airy rooms.
THREE rooms, light housekeeping. 1112
Houtli 11th. E-.I5
Housekeeping rooms 6 up.
2023 8t. Mury'i.
K-4 A2J
THREE rooms. light
South 11th.
housekeeping. 1112
E-514 API
COOI,, well ventilated rooms. ll'O Jones.
E-M991 !)
TWO furnished rooms for gentlemen duty.
2n1Q Davenport. E Mil
Ft ll.MXIIHI) ROOMS AM) ItOAllI).
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
OLIiNCAlilNTTranstcnt, $125
F-97
day. lCOO Doug
v-6n
THE Jlcrrlam, summer resort. 23th & Dodr.e
TWO large front rooms, with board. 19'.9
Capitol Ave. K-MC47
DnsiItAULC rooms. The Pratt, 212 S. Kth
8t T-70)
IKBIIIAM,K rooms, flrstclnss bonnl. 234$
Harney. F-M987 12
HOOMH and board. The Hose, 2020 Harney
st. F-MS90 Hj'
ron iti:.T irxruiiMSHKii iiooms.
DliSIC room spate, $5 per month, ground
lloor room In Tho Uo building, facing
I'ltrnam street: no expense ror ngiu, neai
rip fntiltnr nt.rvlrp.
vice. Jl. C. I'etcrs .v (. o.,
Itental Agents, Dee Uultdlng,
O IM
G I'NFUHNISHKD eharnlicrs for house
keeping; water and waste pipe, 319 N.
17th. a-636
rou iiiiNT KToiius a.u orncKs.
FOIt HUNT, store In llrst-cluss location;
rent reasonable,
Co., ground Moor,
rent reasonable. Apply It. C. Peters cV
r, Ilee llldg, I -Wi
FOIt ItENT, the building formerly occu
pied by The lleo at 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories and u basement which waa
former v used an Tin; lieu nress room.
This will be rented very reusonubly. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Hose
water, secretary, room ltw, Dee building.
I-2l
FOH HENT, olllce with vault and part IlrJt
noor or a t ton iloor. iiii-iu tinruey i.
Midland Uluss l'ulrt Co., 1110 Harney
at. i lit
A till .NTS AVAMTUI).
WANTED, canvassing agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions for THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARM EH and
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK and COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains 1,100
imperial octavo piges, siai otiji-ctrlcacniug
engravings nnu Is the only book on live
kiock ever puniisneu auapleu to tile every
day, practlcul, money-saving use of every
tnrmer and stock owner. Stcndv emtilnv-
ment with assured good Income. Agents
in uio country wun norse nnd nuggy cs
peOlully desired. Cunvassers make easily
id) to $lon per mouth. Address, Century
Farmer Solicitors' bureau, lleo building,
Omnhu. J 187
WAXTHD-TO IIK.VT.
WANTED to rent furnished louse, G to S
ivi vim iiiuuiii. 4uiiress u nee
K M9$ S
ONE or two rooms, furnished or unfur
nished. In private family; good location
ii fctiiucinuii nnu wue, .uurcss U 43,
- V. .IV-Mls-
WANT10D. board anil room bv L'pnttAtnnn
and his wlfo In private family; will ox-
ciiuiiKi: reivrunuvH, Auuress u 41, IJee.
K-JI999 S
r
WANTED to rent or lease. s'Jlte of ntnen
rooms, secomi iloor, convenient to post
olllce. Call on or uudress J. W. Johnston,
.Mtllurd hotel.
MTOII.Vtill.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehonso C.n.. H1
914 Joins, general storage nnd torwarding
7'l
OM. Von Stoi. Co., 15114 Farn.
Tcls. 1559-C3,
-702
STORAGE; Household goods and other
articles stored nt low rates. J. J. Durlnht
at jo., iiu 1'iirnam at. lei. M
rou ma i,h r uii.vrrim u
CHICAGO Furniture Co.. .MlO-iDruliro. To
2020. New 6l 2dhand furniture buught, uoid
excnaiigcu. u sot
I
FOR SALE Gas range, sideboard, chairs,
mines, cook move, iipngui ioioiiir bed,
washing muchliie nnu other furniture,
very cheap, 221S N. ISth St. O-tfll
FOIl SALE IIOIIHES, VEHICLES, ETC.
LIGHT omnibus nnd buggies for sale nt H,
iTosrs, miii unu i-uvenwortn.
FOR HALE St I MCI" I.I.A.VKOL'S.
SAWDUST, chcupest posts, poultry and hog
tence. vn uougias. at.
DHAND safe cheap-
Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
Q-707
SAFES, standard makes.sold, rented. HI S. 13
q 70S
DIG line of secondhand wheels, $3, $3, $3, $10.
Omaha Dtcyclu co,, iw aiu Chicago Sts,
y-7U9
TRADE your old wheel n on a new one.
Omaiia iiicycic uo,. ibtn and (.'lucngo sts.
, W-7M
CIGAR nnd news stand, with soda foun
tain, line furniture of ;i rooms, good laun
dry package business, good location; party
going to liuffulo; sell cheap. J, II, John
sou, S41 N. Y. Life. (J-M470
OIL and gasoline business, established 13
years, controls wju customers; route fn
heart of city; team, harness and oil
tanks, wagon, 500 B-gnl. cans and every
thing complete; an exceptional oppor
tunity for ono with small capital to get
into paying business quickly; owner lenv.
Ing city; must be sold at once, J. H.
Johnson, N. Y. Life. Q M6I0
FOH SALE, Iowu unfermenied grape Juice
business. Address 702 First avenue, Coun
cil minis. W .MU73 AU"
CAIUjOAD fresh cows nnd springers. E.
i-uruy, ;iu turning, mril, ;fith and Hurt.
Q-MD'B
TWO fresh cows for wale.
Hancrofl St.
M Sroka. 2912
Q-W7 7
TOHACCO TAOS-How many do you want?
now ni.ii-ii per win you pay I hox 10,
(lllibon. Neb. Q M99S 7
PERSONAL.
DR. HOY, chiropodist; corns and superllu-
oils nair fraimiu i.'ieeiricii)'. n. r.-,
i-Tonzer omen. u in
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome nome irciiuueiii, as uce mug
U 71 1
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent. Willie newuig .iinciiine, ivjj uoiig-
las, Tel, 2231. u 715
M. GOLDMAN ft CO,, onlv perfect ar-
cordlnu pienung niani in mo west; man
orders solicited. Sulto 2C0, Douglas block.
u 717
FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING: mall
orders solicited. Omaha Pleating Co,, 5:4
Douglas. V-lli
MME. SMITH, bnthr. lis N. 15th, 2d lloor,
room .. v .iinsi 7
WE RENT sewing machines for 75 cents
per week: we repair and sell needles and
iiaris ior every macnine mantuaciurea.
mono jwb, ?
Neb. Cyclu Co., Cor. 15th and
Harney.
J 1J7 A 18
WANTED, to correspond with n young
limy netweeti j and 23 for nmuseni n
nnd what may fultow, Addrenj II x 7
Knnard, Neb. U-M9S3 S
PEH.iOVVI,,
R1VATE hospital for Indies before an
urlng confinement; unuies auopieu.
cant Ht.
U-718
THEY cost JS7.) per l.wio, atnl It's cheap,
l.io; they arc sold by dealers for 5e each,
and that's cheap, too, consider itinllty and
p-lce and you will be ours forever; Its
the. "Prince rf Om.iha" cigar, union made.
V. V Stoeekcr Cigar Co.
Save the bunds of tno Sloecker cigar, wi
nced them. U-M933 10
JIII.M3Y TO IOAX HEAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE money. 1'. I). Wead, 1521 Douglas
W-719
5 AND 6'. per cent loans. S II. Thoma,
First Nutional Dunk building. Tel. It4
W ,21
$300, $WX), Vs) private money to loan; 1, 2, 3
or b years, W. L. Selby, Hoard of 'irada
I1IUK,
MONEY to loan on Improved Ommia real
estate. Urennan-Lovo Co., sw souiiw.iui.
AV ANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
ucorge &i (.ompany, iwi rnrimin r'1"-!:''
(21
WANTED, city loans nnd xvarrants.
Ftirnam Smith Co., 1320 Farnam bt.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa fnrms nt 6 per cent; Dorrowers nu
pay $10) or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. Hrennan-Love Co., .XOH.
13th St.. Omaha, Neb. 720
414 TO 6 P. C. money. 13etnl. Pnxton bUc.
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. I
W 730
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; also ootids
. and warrants. R. C Peters ft Co., 170J
rarnam at., lieu umg.
W-731
$W,(M) SPECIAL fund; loans pW up; lowest
rates, uorvin uros., lwt inrnaiu.
Slli
.MO.M1V TO I.OAX CIIATTULS.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan $10 nnd up on turnltuie, plahoJ,
horses and other chattels.
HA LA 11 V LOANS.
Without mortgage to people holding perma
nent poblllous. YOU cull get ma nwney in
a few hours ufter making application nnd
tako 1, 2. 3, I, ti, 6 months ur more In which
to pay It back, and you need not pay for
It one day longer than ou keep it.
charge nothing for pupers nnc wo give
you tho full uinount In cash. There uro
no lower rates than ours; our terms uro
the easiest, our business Is eontUentlul
nnd our motto Is "try to please. '
OMAHA MORTGAGE 1.0AN CO..
119 Hoard of Trade Uidg. Tel. 22..
(Established 1S92.) 300 B. Ibtli HI.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS .
On household furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc., In two hours' time; aiso io
siilarleu people on their plain notes, with
out security. Easiest payments nnd low
est rates Hi Omaha. Private Interviewing
room. American Loan Co., room 312 Drown
block, cor. Itfth and Douglas Sis.; entrance
on llith St., opposite Y. M. C. A. Dldg.
LARGEST HU3INESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, Hoarding houses, etc , without se
curity; easiest terms; 40 otllces 111 princi
pal cities. Tolmun, 41o Hoard of Trade
iildg. X-731
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE,
live stock, etc. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE. 033 (top
Iloor) PuMon bloc!:, northeast comer ltith
and Fariium; cmiuncu on ltith street.
X-735
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 S. 13.
X 730
MONEY Inaneil nn nliinos. furniture, horses.
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R. 8, Darker blk
A. id!
WE LOAN money to salaried people on
their note at lowest rates; strictly confi
dential: pay weekly, seml-weeKly or
monthly. Room M Paxton block, 3d lloor.
Reliable Credit Co. X-739
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
ueopic; uusincss counoentini; lowest rates,
bit Paxton block- The J. A. Huttun Co.
X-791
THE MOST SATISFACTORY PLACE to
make loans on furniture, piano or saury.
ROOM 314 HHOWN DLOCK. entl.ince on-
poslte Y. M. C. A. bldg., ltith St. Try It
and ou will bo sure uud repeat thu dose.
HUMIXKSM CHAXCKH.
FOH SALE or trade, half or whole Interest
in drug store; hardwood lloor, Matthews
gas inacmnc, soun fountain, etc.; in u
lively county sent. Thyroid-Lymph Co,,
iiw nee uidg. y 740
FOR SALE, chenn. hand laundrv In uood
running order; must sell on account of
suiiiten ueatn. F stlchwch, Orund island,
A CD. l -JIWI 7
A GOOD meat market fully equipped: liv
I nc rooms connected; good business; for
sale or rent. II. A. Hansen, Elkliorn,
iseu. l m.j 9
TELL ME WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELI
TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT TO UUY,
li'- i uuft l I'iau iui; a m-.i,
YOU MAY SAY 1 NEVKR THY.
J. II. JOHNSON,
841 New York Life Dldg,
The Heal Estate nnd Duslness chance Man
solicits vour DusinesH.
Merchandise Stocks, Hotels and H loming
Houses fot Halo or uxennngc.
Y 012
HOTEL furniture nnd fixtures of 25 rooms
completely equipped, only iiousa in goon
llvo country town, doing nice biulne s
can be had reafcotinble. J. II. Joluuon
N. Y. Life. Y-MBIi
RESTAURANT nnd confectionary business
In llvo Iowa towr 70 miles rrom ii:un.
netting $150 to $2u0 per month; beur clo.-est
investlgaiion; uau u.isn. iuiii nine io n
liable party. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life
Y-M911
COAL and feed plnnt, paying business, no
better location, migni consider some uooci
renl estate. J. II. Johnson, N. V. Life.
Y M9I3
FOR SALE, to first-class Job printer, Inter
est In pnying uniana printing omee.
Owner has other business requiring part
of his time. D 10. Hee. Y-972 7
FURNITURE of 11-room brick tint, ele-
gantlv and completely equipped, fun or
first-class gentlemen roomers; bet loca
tion, lady going east; it's a money-maker;
If you want It be quick. J. H. Johiuo ,
N. Y. Life Y-!92
WANTED, to learn of a good location for
a phvslclan. Address I'liysician, enro
Oniahit Hee. Y-MS T
FOIl r.XCIIAXOK.
FOR EXCHANGE, line, clean stock gen-
crnl dry goons, itirnisniug goon, siupie
and up to dale. Invoice about 10 0"0 Wl 1
exchange for part cash and good prop
erty. Good stock ubout Jif.IOO. In g ol
order. Owner must havo about $1,70) cash,
balance good property. If you wnnt goo
deal write to Somers & Hrown, 507 Man
hattan bldg., St. Paul, Minn.
2-M9S2 IP
FOR SALE, nlmost new Oabler upright
piano; will tako horse and buggy 011
trade. D 31, Hee. , 6.
TO EXCHANGE for merchandise. 610 acres
of good land. ll per acre, if you wish to
buy. sell or exchange property see or
write T. M. Cllne. 123S O St., Lincoln, Neb.
Z-M811 S
FOH EXCHANGE. 3,500 ncres of land and
some good town property In weitern
lown; will tuke merchandise or planing
mill; whit have you? T. M. Cllne, 1?3S
O st.. Lincoln. Neb. Z Mil 13
FOIt SAL'J-ltEAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE or exchange. 11 well built eight
room, oil modern house, In good repair,
ut 2213 Hurt street, near business center
of city, high school. Crelghton college,
etc, Lot 30x132, alley In rear, permanent
sldewnlk and pavement, all paid for.
Owner Is nnxlous to seli nnd will accept
otie-hnlf in smaller house nnd lot, vacant
lots or western Hnds. Look It over and
make us an offer. Price, $i,oon,
PA YN E-K NOX COM PAN Y.
Main lloor, New York Life Dldg.
RE -M7 9
SEVERAL thousand acres of tho choicest
meudnw laud that will go from 2 to 4 'om
per acre, located In Marshall county, Min
nesota: parties In need of hay should tor
respond. Also thousands of acres of the
choicest Red River lands for snlo nt from
$10 to V per ncre. Any ono wauling 11
good Investment or 11 farm to mnkt u
homo should address Carey & Dakin,
Urcckrurldge, Minn. RE-CI2 AU
roit male hi:ai. ii.taii:.
aHK HENRY II. PAYNE, tt N. Y. LIFE
llK-74:
CHAP E. WILLIAMS'ON. 1J3 Farnam rit.
RU-74J
HOUSES and lots In all parts nt city; also
a ro property nnd fnrtn lands. The O. F.
Davis Co., Room 652, Dee Uulldlng.
RE-7H
C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON. 13
N. Y. Life, buy unit sell. Inquiries Invited.
RE-7S;! AS J
RANCH AND FARM lands for. sale by the
Union Pacllle Railroad company. U. A
McAllaster, laud ommlsMom r, I'n on
i'ucRlc Hendquartcrs, Omaha, Neb.
HK-73
HOUSES, lots, farms, rnnches, loans; nlso
lire Insurance, llcmls, P.ixton ltlk.
RE-741
lost.
LOST, cow, yellow, dehorned. Dcxttr L.
Thomns, 311 S. 2Jth nvc. Tel. 2377.
Lost-! 5)
LOST, nt Hoston Store Tuesday, black
liocKetuooK, containing King gout uroneti
nnd between $.1 and $3 money, liberal re
ward If returned to Sirs. W. R. NetT, 2fiW
Caldwell st, Lost M3 7
LOST, long black lady's pocketbook, eon-
inning n noil t ;ii; a geniiemen s ruuy
ting. Return to SH Farnam and get to
ward. Lost M1U"0 S.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. llldg. Tel.
iboi; Alice jonnson, u. u., laine' uepi.;
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
7.3
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Pnxton blk. TelMM
A. T. HUNT, D. O.. 303 Karbach blk. Tel 2352.
MRS. JOHN R. MUSICK, D. O., osteo
pathic physician, Douglas piuqk.
32C AID
PA'l'EXTS.
WILL HUY nny good invention or patent.
Aiiurcss l.oca uux ,w, yts .-vioiues, in.
740
MASON, FENWICK & LAWRENCE.
iviisnington, ). u. it. J. uowgui, ageni,
315 Ramgo block. Omaha. Neb. n7
$3 THIS advertisement Is good for $5. Sues
& Co., patent attorneys, Heo biitg., omtina,
Neb. No lee Unless successtul.
M29I A IS
ACCOHIIIO.V PLEATIXn.
ACCORDION pleating. , cheapest, best,
quickest. .Mrs. A. C. AlarK, a, is. cor. win
and Furntim. 735
siioirriiAxu ami typewuitimi.
C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. '. Life.
UOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
Dee Dldg. 169
NED. Duslness & Shorthand College, Doyd's
Theater. itw
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., lfl &. Doug.
701
IIICYCLES.
A DIG reduction 111 price on bicycles. Now
bicycles, $15 and up, seronu-nanii ones, m
nnu up, win sen eniap. .muoi reiiuu
stock Heudiiuarters for repairing and
sundries. Tires, $1.75 each. L. Fh-scher,
1C22 Capitol ave. -9)1 10
JI'.Mv.
DO NOT sell your Junk beforo you get
prices oi tnc ureal western junK iiousc.
M2 Douglab St., Omaha.' 'Phone 2163. A.
Ferer, proprietor. 231 Ala
lauxukY.
OMAHA Steam LVundry,v"shlrt(' 7c; collars,
2c; cuns, 4C. wto i,ejve nwortr. Tel. tui
i 't tr lit
tr
llOILElt, MAKERS.
OMAHA Holler Work's, Sjlt-am'bollers. tiink,
stacks, etc'. Tel. 13v9. '12th find izaru ots.
-1.3
PAWXIIUOICEIIS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce. reliable, ncconunoiat
lug; ull busmcEs conutlentUU. iol uougiaa
.ul
CAIll'E.NTEltS AU JOI.VEIIS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended 10. jj V. Ochiltree, .o.n
und iaKe htb. a 3.0
SATIX MvIX SPECIALTIES.
REST for you, bicausu best mude. Sutl.i
tsKlii tuap. Cleaiu ail (J I'uwucr. Un i
pi oof. ,7 j
E.VPLRl ACCOLXTAXT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc.,. day or even
ing, it 15, Com, ,ut. liunk-G. 11. Kuthouii.
o)J
FISHIMi AM) PLEASURE It ICSOUT.
IF YOU want good bass and cropp flailing
go to Litngdon, Mo. Very liest ot hotel
accommodations. Plenty 01 b6ats nnu
mlunuwb. Wrltu R. A. Dlttnmr lor rates.
lUJ
FARMS FOIt It EXT.
400 ACHES 3 miles south of Gretna, Sarpy
county, Neo. Duff Ureun, Room U,unu
Dlk Omahu. 3i
Vl'AMMEHIM. AX'I) VTUTTCIUMi.
CURED. Jttifa Vaughn. I"0 Hnmge HUg.
DHF.SSMAKIXr.,
IN families. MIfs Sturdy, 2370 Harney
'MS Al'JJ
xicici:
PLATIXW.
STOVES, lamps, etc , replated. Omaha
PlullliK Co., lleo Dldg. lei. i.3o. m,,
FL'lt.MTl'Hi: IIEPAIUIXC.
TEL. 1331. M. S. U'alklln, 2111 Cumins St.
POSTOFFICH .NOTICE.
(Should be read dally by nil Interested, a.i
chatiKes may occur ut any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending August
10. lbul, will close (PROMPTLY In uil-casoj)
at me general posiomce us louows: Partes
post malls close one hour earlier than clos
ing time shown below. Parcels post inal.s
for Germany close at 5 p. 111. Wednesday.
Regular and nipplemcntnry mall close
at torelsn branch hall hour later than
closing time bhown below.
Triiiis-Atlantli' .VI11IU,
WEDNESDAY At ti:30 a. 111. for UI ROPE
per s. s. St. Paul, via Southampton; ut
s:30 a. m. (supplementary p) a. m.i t,,f
IRELAND, per s. s. Germanic imall for
other parts of Europe uust bo iijrected
"per s. s. Germanic'); ai 10 u. in. ior
HEI.GIUM, per a. s. Vaderlund (mall
must be directed "per s. s. Vuderlund 1.
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, per
s. h. La Normandle, via Havre imall fur
other parts of Europo must be directed
"per s. h. La Normandle 1; ut 7:So a. m.
(supplementary 9 a. m.) for El'HOPK,
jier s. s. Deutschland. via Plymouth,
Cherbourg und Hamburg; at 12:30 y. m.
for ITALY, per s. s. Llgtirlu, via Naples
(mull must be directed "per . m.
l.iguiia").
SATURDAY At 7;30 a. tn. for NETHER
LANDS, per s. s. Staatendam (mall must
bo directed "per s. h. Staatimd.nn'"); at
9:30 n. 111. for SCOTLAND direct, per h, s.
Astoria (mall must be directed "per 1 s.
Astoria '); at 9:3 a. 111. (supplementary 11
a. m.) for EUROPE, per . h, Camiianl.i,
via Qiu-enstowii. ut 10 a. m. for ITALY,
per s. s. Werra, via Naples (mall must
be directed "per s, H. Wcrru "),
PRINTED MATTER. ETC -Vhls s..nme
takes Printed Matter. Commercial Pa
pers and Samples for Germany only. Tin
anie class of mall matter for other parti
of Europe will not be eeni by this ship
unless specially directed by her
After the closing of thu supplementary
povrttrricr. .notice
Trniis-Atlftnlli" mnll named above addi
tional upplenieiitnry tnn .( opened on
tin piers of th.' American, Engil.'l'.
French and German steamer and ritn.rn
open until within ten mlnutis vl th? h -ur
of sailing of steamer
Mil IN for South nnd Central Aineilcn,
Went Indies, Etc.
WEDNESDAY At 9 a. m. for ST. KITTS.
RR1TISII, DUTCH and FRENCH
III' I AN A. per s. r. Filer; at 9:30 a. m. Tor
1NAGUA and HAITI, per s. s. Urlvcrmui.
at In a. in. (supplementary IP: a tn i f'T
CURACAO and MARACA1HO. per s s
Hlldur (mall for other parts or Yen- -ziii-Ih.
Carthagenu and Savnnllla must I c
dlre.-ted "per . s. Hlldur '): at 12 tn for
CUHA, YUCATAN, CAMPECHE, TA
HASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. s. Esi
rnnzii (mall for other parts of Mexico
must bt directed 'per s. . Lsernnza
THURSDAY- At 12 m. for 11HA.IL. AR
GENTINE REPUHLIC. URUGUAY and
PARAGUAY, per s. s, Hevellus (mall fn
Northern Hrazll must be. dlrcete 1 "J e
s. h. Hevellus"): at M !''. for J -MAICA.
er s. s. Admiral Schley, fr tn
Hoston.
FRIDAY At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s
Miiiiitir.uM. vln TiiiiipIco imall mils; b
directed "per s. s Matanzas"); at 11 p. in.
for NEWFOUNDLAND per j. s. CarUia
genu, from Philadelphia.
SATURDAY At 9 a. tn. (supplemental-.
9..",'i n. m.) for PORTO RICO, ct h.m au
and VENEZUELA, per s. s. Philadelphia
(mail for Savanllln nnd Carlhagetui mint
be directed "per s. s. Philadelphia") ; at
9:30 u. m, (suiiplemetitiiry 10:30 a, tn.) f jr
FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, HA VAN
11, 1, A and CAHTHAOENA. Ier s. s.
Altai imull for Costa Rica must be di
rected "per s. s. Altul'i, at 9:30 a. m.
(supplementary 10:So u. in.) Ter HAITI
nnd SANTA MARTA, per s. s. Andes,
at 10 a. in. for CCItA, per s. s. Mexho.
via lldvulm; at 12;3) p. m. for MATAN
ZAS. CA IDA HI EN, NUEVITArf, (HIIAIIA
nnd I1ARACAO. Per s. s. Ollndii (ordinary
mall only, which must ho directed ' p r
s, s. omnia i. at i p. m. (sopiiieineuiiiiy
l:3o p. tn.) for DERMUDA. per s. .
Trinidad.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence uy steamer, clo.io nt
this olllce dally at C:30 p. tn. (connecting
close .hero every Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls for Mlquclon, uy rail to
Dostoti, and thence by steamer, close lit
this tlllco dally at 0:30 p. tn. Mails for
Cuba, by rail to Port lampa, Fin., and
thence by steamer, close at this ntllco
dally at C a. in. (th? connect tin cl. oi
here on Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
Malls for .Mexico C.ty, uer,atil. un
less specially iitlitressed for dispatch by
steamer, close at tills office dally at '.3J
p. m. nnd ll'.oo p. m. Malls for Costu Rica,
Ucllzc, Puerto Cortez and Guatemnlu, Uy
tall to New Orleans, and thence by steamer,
close at this olllco dull) at L'tu p. m
(connecting closes hero Mondays lor Dellze,
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala uud Tues
d tys for Costa Rica). Hegt'itertd iti.ill
closes ut 0:00 p. m. previous ilaf.
Triinx-Piiclllii .Mulls,
Malls for Hawaii, China, .Inpan nnd Phil
ippines, via San Francisco, close hero
dally ut 0:30 p. m. up to August 5, In
clusive, for dlsputch per s. s. America
Mum.
Malls for Hawaii, vlt San Francisco, eloe
here ilnlly at 0:30 p. in. up to Auguit ''o.
for dlspntch per s. s. Muraposa.
Mails for llawnll, .lapnn. China and Phil
ippine Islands, via Sail Francisco, close
here dally at C:.T) p. m. up to August
incluslt'e, for dlsiatcn per s
h. City ot
J'eKfll
fnllH I'nf r'lilnn find Jnfinn. vln Vrllirn 1 ver. I
close here dally at fi:3o p. m. UP to AugiHt !
l.t. Inclusive, for illsnateh tier s. s. Em
press of India (reglsteteil mall must l.e
directed "via Vancouver"). Mall, except
merchandise which cannot be forwarded
via Canada, for the U. S. Postal Agcit
at Shanghai, closes ut ti.30 p. in. pr. vlous
day.
Mulls for China nnd Japan, via Seattle,
close hero dally at 0:30 p. m. up to Au
gust 14. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
ldzuma Marti (registered mall must be di
rected "via Seattle").
Malls for Australia (except West Attntralla.
which Is forwarded via Europe), New
'.en la ml, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via San
Francisco, close here daily at :S0 p. tn.
nfter July 27 and up to August '17. 1
elusive, or op urrlval of s. s Luciinla, due
. .-I- -.... .,tu......t,
Ul -now lurtt ,lliK"ri i ui.ii.uv;ii .
tier k tt. Snnnmii.
Malls tor Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, and New ',etiland,
which goes Ma San Francisco; and Mil
Island, via Vuncouver, close uere dully
at 0:30 p, m. , up to August 17, Inclusive,
for dispatch per M s. VnrrlmnoVlnnpplc
mentary malls, via Seattle and Victoria),
close at fi:30 p m. August l1 (mail must
be directed "via Vancouver").
Malls for China and Jnpan, via Tucoma.
close here dally ut G:3w p. m. up to Au
gust M1S, Inclusive, for dispatch per t. .
Olympla.
Trnns-Puclflo malls nre forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of closing
Is arranged an tho presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit. Registered
mall closes nt 0 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postofllce, New York, N. Y., August 2, 1101.
IIA.MC STATU.MUVr
STATEMENT
Of the condition of the Conservative- Sav
ings and Loan association of Omaha, Neb.,
oii the 29th day ot June. 1901:
ASSETS.
First inortgnge loans $39l.!7p i0
Stock loans
5,K'9 US
3,093 09
1.32S 4S
Cash
Delinquent Interest
Other assets, general fund war
rants 01,032 42
22.203 fl
National bank certltlcates of de
posit
Total
LIAI1IL1TIES
. . .$703,2:0 it;
Capital stock paid up
Deserve ruiui
Undivided piollts
Due shareholder on Incomplete
l,.t.' is
1,21!) 33
tvxiiin
Total ....,....$703,220 07
Receipts and ''xpcndltureM for the year
ending June 30, 19'U:
RECEIPTS.
Halnnee on hand July 1, 19.W
....$ 1S.820 37
. . . . 423,027 22
.... 42,870 S3
.... 9S,0fil! 23
273 11)
. . . . 2,(139 11)
12 00
. . . . 207.701 50
.... 4,093 CI
Dues
Interest
LoniiH repaid
Loan feea
Real estate sales
Rents collected
Warrants cashed
Interest on warrant
Total
EXPENDITURES.
Loans
Expenses
Stock redeemed
Cash on h..,id
Warrants bought
Interest und premiums 011 w
rants
Cash dividends paid
Interest 011 withdrawals
Heal estate account
.$791,339 91
.$.10 1, fiT.5 90
. 11.19? 10
. 214 .1)3:1 91
. 2.1.091 ul'
. 237.2ul 51
1.C29 So
5,iib9 02
20S 11
53S 20
.$793,5.19 91
Total
State of Nebraska, Douglaa County, ss. :
I, George F. Gllmore, secretary of the
above named association, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement of (he condi
tion 01 said association is true and cortei t
to the best of my knowledge mid belief.
GEORGE K. GII.MORE,
Secretnry
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3d day of July, 19ul. E. N. DOVKLL.
iMiiury i'iioiic.
Appiotrd:
JOHN F. FLACK,
CHARLES C. GEORGE.
A. P. TUKEY,
Directors.
Jy-JI-3t-d
ItAILW V TIMl; CAUL.
CHICAGO. ROCK 1st .
and Pacllle Dafim,,;.
.'Ihe Ureut ,!?
Island
JIUUIU" (Jill
Ticket Olllce 1323 Fu.
Haiti Street. Toleiihuiie
MtrcvMlr' ''"h i
tJiucugo wayiiKiii fiiu...u u.uu am n J;oa am
jjch .MoiiK'3 and Daven- an
port Loca. u J. 23 atn bli'33 -im
Uitcniio Express. bll.15 um a 4 io am
Dcs Moines LocH 11 4.21) pm a j .j ,'
Chlcugo Fast Express.. a 5.w pm u "
D.e Moines, Hosk Isl- 1 '-J ,J'n
und and Culcago... 7:10 pm u o.3i pm
Itocky .Mountain Lim. . .11 2;00 am uo-oiim,
I .! ttetllli. I :ilnr,l,!ii Sne -ni
Denver, Puelio and
Cojurailu Okiitliurnii" ik V"' " 115 pm
W A Ii A S II RAILROAD-
iiv-iioi yiiice, hij f nrnaro
oiivBt. iiit-jtoone. jjj, jje,
pot, Tenth and Marcy His
Telephone, it.t.
Leave. Arrive.
I
St Louts
Expr s ,
Cannon Hall"
, a 5.15 pm a 8:20 am
lt.MI.W Al TIME I till).
CHICAGO A NORTH
w ti rn llallwd - "Tile
Northwestern Line' -City
Ticket OtIUe, 1401
l .H nam at. Telephone,
bOl. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Streets. Tele
phone, CC9.
,. , i.euve. At rive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:i nm a 11:30 pm
Chlcugo l'assxngvr u 4:13 pm n S:40 nn:
Ensteru Express. Dis
Moines, Mnrrhalltuwii,
Cedar Hapids and
Chicago nlOiM nm n 4:03 ptn
FaHern Sncctnl, Chi
cago ami Aiist a 4:53 pm n 4:05 pm
Fast Mall. Chicago to
Um .li.i a 2:43 pm
i "Uaha -Chicago L t d. ..a 7:13 pm u t.w am
1' "'t Mall a :) nm
.vl.ir tapids 1'at'ngcr. u 5:20 pm
a bally.
FHEMCM-, ELKHOHN A
Missouri Valley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Otllces,
United States Natlofini
Dank Hullding, S. .
l Turner Twidttll mill 1" 11 r-
iinm Sts. Ticket Olllce, 1101 Farnam St
lekphoi,e, 6iti Depot, 15th anil Webster
fcts, J Jlephoiie, 1154.
Leave. Arrive.
Ili..ck in. is, Dciuhvood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm n 5:00 pin
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 6:00 ptn
Hastings, York, David
City, Slipeilor, G'tievu,
.Exeter nnd Scnurd....b 3:00 ptn b 5:00 pin
Norfolk, Veiuiyro nna
Fremont b 7:2u am bl0:23 nm
Utncoiii, . ar.oo & Fru-
notit u 7,30 am blO:23 atn
Fremint Local c .'.3'' am
c L'aiiy. b Dally execy. SuniJay. o Sun.
da onl d Dully -7.icpt Stiturday,
Dully except .Monday.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis utuah.i
Hallway "The Nui tit
western Line ' Gi.ni.rai
OlHtis, Nebraska Din
tlon, 15th and Welister
Sts. City Ticket Olllce,
1401 FariiHtn ftt. Telephone, 5i!l. Depot.
Ulh unu Webster Sts. 'lelepuone, lli6.
Leave. Airlvc.
Twin i. it P.i-senger .
SIojx C.t) Passenger.
KiiiiT mi Local
a Daily
.ii Cam am u 9:)u pm
,u 2:45 pm all:lu am
.b 5:30 pm b s.M urn
SIOLX CITY & PACIFIC
Hnilroad "The North
western Line" Oetietal
unices, United mutt's
National Dunk Dutldintt.
n, W. Coiner fucllm
nd I'arnam Sts. Ticket
olllce, nvi Farnr.m SL Telephone, 601. De
pot, Tenth unu Murcy Sts. lcieplicnc, t::'
Lcuie. Arrive.
Twin Cltj Express n 0:jj am alu:2i pin
Twin City Limned a 7:5j pin u S;lj nm
Sioux City Local u S;uo am a ;;W inn
n 1 alls.
UNION PAC1FIC-"THE OVER,
laud Route" General otllces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office, 1524
Furtium Street. Telephone, 316.
Depot, Tenth and Mjrcy Sts,
'leiupliouv, 029.
Leave. Arrive.
The overland i.iiiiucii..u o;.u um ii uvt pin
Tho tnicuBu-i-uiuuiM-
Snerl.'ll
a S:20 Mm n 7:30 pm
The Fast Mall..
...a s:wj um u 3::o pm
Ti... Mull mid Express .u:i:3j nm u 4:25 nm
The Coto.-ado Special ..all :33 pm u u:g ,,U
Lincoln. Deatrlco and
Stromstiurg lixprn-s, .b 4:0o pm bl2:3) pm
Tho Puclllc Express. ...a 4:2o p.u
Tho Atuiiiio E:(;in-:i. .. a C 50 am
Grand Island Local b 5:00 pm b 9:33 ata
a Daily, b Dolly cxcet Sunday.
UURLINGTON A; MIS
buuil River Railroad
"The Duiliugtoii itoute '
General unices, North
west Cornel' T.n til and
Furnaui Streets, Ticket
Ulttce, 1302 Ktirmim mitet.
'ieiepiiojie "ui i. 14,10 1 dij ui 1011
nm Mn..iii Sirecta, lelepiioile
Uurilnglou Stultou, Tenth
- -. ,.,. ' rptvp
Lincoln. Hnbtings
MrCiiciK
und
...a $:VJ um a :Zj pin
1 1,...t llnnt'lT I'llh.
rado, L'tafi, Califori.ia.u 4:2o pm a 3:00 pm
Alilancu express 11 i.-j pm u jm pm
Lln"L,in A; DlacK II1I1H..U v:uo pm a u:u um
Montana, I'.uget Sound.. a 9:uo pm
Lincoln Fait Mali b a: to put
a ti:4 j um
u 9;L um
wjmorc, Deuirico uud
Llncoiii ....a i:4o am bll:5j um
Denver, r-oiornif", Utuu
and 1. .ill forma
Fort Crook, So. Deiid,
Louisville, f'lattsm lli.b 3:20 pm
a C:I3 am
bll:05 um
Dcllevue, i'.attmcuth
I'aclllo Junction u 7:40 pm a !:20 um
Dcllevue, I'.attumouth it
1 acute Junction u 3:10 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph At Council Dluffs
Railroad "Tho Durllngton
Route" Ticket Olllce, 1503
Farnam Street. Telephone
250. Depot, Tenth uud
.Mason Streets, Tele
phone 12s.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex.... a usju um u o;u, pm
Kansas City Night Ex..ulu:J0 pm a 0:15 am
St. Louis Flyci. for St.
Joseph and St. LouU.a o;10 pm all:L um
a Dally.
rrrria CHICAGO, HUHLINGTON
A: uulncv Rallroad-"Thu
Uurllngton Route" Ticket
Oftlce, lfi02 Farnam Stieet.
Telepnono 250. Depot,
'leuili .tnu Mnson Streets,
Telephone 12s.
Leave. Arrli'n.
SMlWfiTiirTfiS
V! uuyllglir Chtso Spe
'.i.ESl 54 1 cii a 7:00 um n0:20 pm
1 Chicago Vcctlt'UteC rtx.ti 4:oj pm a 7:43 um
I i'lite:ir, l.f.r-nl Kxiiress.il 9:30 um n 4:U5 nm
1 r'lncau'o Limited u i:50 pm a 7:13 am
Fast Mull a 2; u pin
Dully
MIHSOUHI PACIFIC RAIL.
road-General Otllces 1111U
Ticket Olllces, Southeast
Corner J4ih and Douguu
bis. Telephone, 101. Dujiut,
Lmon .-jlutlun.
Leuve. Ariive.
mm
St. Lou.s und
Kansas
City Express a iii;ij am a c:2J pm
K. C., St. L. Express. .u 10:50 pm n 0:K- um
Leave from 15lli and
Webster dtrifis: ...
Nebr.isaa i.ocul. via
Weeplnc i .iter u i:iu pm nio:43 am
n Dally, 'i Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
R.ulroad-Clty Ticket Of
fice, 11U2 Furiium Street
Telephone, 243. Depot,
Tenth and Maroy StreciM
iiinogy Louve. Arrive.
Chliago Lxpress " ..0'i nm 11 j;iu j):n
ClllCUgii l.lllllieo..-.. I'm " au
.Iiiiii. ,i..ulla .' ''aui , .
Mi.u.t.ipoiiif t &t. I'aul
Limited a t:!3pm a 8:03 am
Foil lmdee I.ocul from
Council illuffs b 1:50 pm a 8:15 um
Foil i)odEe i.ocul from
Council Dluffit a 6.00 um
11 Dully, t Dully except Sutmuy,
Leave. Arrive.
St Louis Cannon Hail
Express ..........a SMS pm u S:2'j am
UIIMI .11111 VJUII1D
Local
7.0J nm a 9.00 pm
a Dally.
OM.AIIA & ST. LOUIS HAIL
road Omaha, KunsaH city
A ICastorn Hullroad "The
Ouincy Hoiile '-Tlcket Of
lice, 1115 Furnum St. Tele.
Phone. 322. Depot t.,.i.
und Murcy Sts. Telephone,
.. ., l-vavc- Arrive.
Cannon Hall
St. Louis
Express
11 0:10 pm a 8:20 nm
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Direct Houtr to rilangorr nxlilbltton
ANCHOR LINE
jtf uiiikhlpa fr.u:i Xetr Vorli Weekly fur
i LA SCOW ll.V LII.NDO.VnEHH V.
6alnon. $50 und up. Second Cabin, $32.50 and
up. Third Cl.mn, and upwurdi.
For Ulubtruted (older and further Informs.
Hon upply to HENDERSON DROTHER3.
Chlcugo, or
J, S. .McNAI.LY. 1323 Farnam St.,
OEQ, E. AI3DOTT. 3I Farnam St., Omaha.
REPORTS CROP CONDITIONS
General Eurcrintciident Ca'virt of th Ent
liugton Krkei Eccoutft'ing Statement.
ESTIMATES YIELD OF CORN ALONG ROAD
llu nnd Wheat Production Will Ha
(imtlr.i Ion, While Corn Will limine
from Onc-Tlilrd to Tw o-Tb I nU
of the Ati'i-imc Crop.
General Manager HoMrcge of the DurliiiK
ton road has recelied from (lencrnl Super
Intetulrnt T. E. Calvert n crop report cov
ering all divisions of the line for the week
ending Augun S. It Is In the main very
fniornhle. corn being estimated at from
two-thirds of a crop down to ottc-tlilrd lu
different Brrtitins. Hay nnd wheat ro
pr.rts arc most fuvonilile. Detailed sum
maries of the yield per ncre and other facta
nr given for each dti Islon.
On the nirtherti division, extending from
Plnttsmottth to Kenrnev, the chief trouble
Is that there nre either too few ears to
the sta'k or that little corn has formed
nn the (nb. This is true of corn that
InMoW during the heated spell. Later
com will yield from ten to twenty liusliels
to the acre. In sonic plneei tho crop lll
make from one-half Io two-third of nn
uvcrngc one. The gciirrr.1 average for
the district will be, It is estimated, slightly
less than one-third of n crop.
Winter wheat on the northern dl Islon
Is threshing rut well, with good quality.
If Is ranging from twenty to twcnty-llvo
bushels to the ncrc. Spring wheat nnd
oats nre scheduled ns "poor" and potatoes
nre considerably dJinnged. The pastures
nre reviving somewhat since the rain and
tlu cooler wenthir.
Corn conditions along the southern di
vision are similar to those In the northern,
although they nre more favorable In places.
This section extends (rum Illuc Hill to
Atchison, Kan. The ylold will bo from
fifteen to twenty-live bushels per ncro and
In many places, constituting a conslder-
a'uln section of the wholo territory, there
v.ill be from one-third to nno-halt a crop.
In other spots nearly all the corn will be
cut for fodder.
Wlient In the southern division Is proving:
nil that tt promised. Pasturage Is not la
very good condition nnd needs frequent
heavy rnlns to make good fall feeding,
liny Is a little short and (he potato crop la
poor, while opples and peaches nre badly
damaged by the dry wenther.
Local showers have covered 11 grent por
tion of the western division during tho
seven dnys. This extends from Kearney on
out to Denver nnd Lyons and corn Is grnwa
only In the eastern pnrt of It. Thero 19
htlll considerable chnnrc for getting somo
corn there nnd In place.i n crop ranging
from one-third to one-half la very prob
able. Winter wheat on tho wciitern division 1
hnrvestliig out nnywhero from ten to
thlrty-llvc bushels nn acre Stock is doing
well, nlthotigh tho rnngc looks dry.
Ravenna In this state, and Hillings la
Montana are the terminals of the Wyom
ing division nnd com Ii rnlscd only along
the eastern end, which la In Nebraska
from Knvenna out to nbout Scnecn. This
corn is in the same condition ns that on
the northern division.
From Hrnlicn How to Alliance tho hay
crop is .vast. There have been good rains
nnd rattle nro In fine condition. South ot
Alliance It Is the same and both crops and
ranges are In fine erudition. From Alll-
nnco to Edgcniont there Is much hny, with
rnugc and stock In good shape.
This report w'ould Indicate that tho
southern border of tho state is tho ono
l'.nrdest hit. It must bo remembered that
tho Hurllngtnn does not tap at nil tha
northern counties which aro turning out
so big In corn yields,
RAILROAD RATE CASE UR
.Senator K 1 1 1 rcilgc .SImIcn Objection of
Mllivoiilicc to PiiNNeiiKcr nnd
I'relKhl TnrllT Mclieilulp.
SIQUX FALLS, S. I)., Aug. fi. (Spoclal.V
Dofore Judge Carland of tho United State3
court argument? commenced yesterdny In
tho South Dnkota railroad rate case, which
was temanded by the federal supremo court
some months ngo, with Instructions that It
be referred to .1 master in chancery, who
should file findings of fact. Judge Crofoot
of Aberdeen was appointed master In chan
cery and, after making a careful investiga
tion, filed his report somo weeks ngo. This
report was continued and tho purpose ot
tho arguments, which commenced yester
dny, Is to detcrmlno what sort of a decrea
should he entered in the case, tho question
being one of law. The Milwaukee Hnilroad
company wns represented by Senntor A,
I). Klttrcdge, who, In a half-hours' nrgu
ment, govo the grounds upon which the
company objects to tho passenger and
freight rates sought to be established nnd
put Into effect by tho Stnte Railroad com
mission. The stihstanco of his nrgumelit
wns that thn fixed charges on the $t!S,000
of net earnings shown by the findings of
the master In chancery pay less than 1 per
cent on tho bonds above operating expenses,
leaving ft deficit of about 1.7 per cent
and no reward to the owners of the prop
erty. T. II. Mc.YInrtln, one of the attor
neys for tho railroad commission, Inter
rupted Kltttcdge nnd stated that the find
ings of the master covered tho business
of the company for tho years 1894, 1S95 and
1890, which were bad years for biiHlness of
all kinds, but that tho buslnesR of the com
pany since that time had greatly Increased.
Judge Cnrland declined to consider this
particular feature at thin time, but stated
that tho attorneys for the railroad commis
sioners could show It in a separate and
supplemental proceeding. Tho substance of
the arguments of the attorneys for tho rail
road eoninilsElon was to the effect thnt tho
freight nnd passenger rotes sought to bo
cHtuhllshed nnd put into effect by the rail
road commission nro fair and reasonable;
nnd will yield tho railroad company n good
j) roll t on the business transacted by .It.
George Peck of Chicago, general solicitor
of the Milwaukee rallrn.nl, was present,
closely watching the proceedings.
Prof. Mend In Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE, Wyo Aug. . (Spet Int.)
Prof. Elwood .Mend, expert in elinrgo of the
Irrigation investigations being conducted by
the Departmen' of Agriculture, arrived In
Choycnne today from Atlantic City, N. J.
He wns met nt Otnnlin by President II. O.
Hny of thp Stock Growers' bank nnil Is now
stopping at Mr. Hay's residence on Fergu
son street. Prof. Mead has given up his
proposed trip lo Italy until next year.
' Contract Let
for
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A HERI'KEN. S. I).,
Aug. fi. (Special. )-
Tho public library board awnided the con
tract for the erection of the Carnegie II
brury building to A. C. Possum nt $13,105.19,
HYMENEAL.
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Xi-n-Miirtlli.
WYMOHK. Neb., Aug. fi.-Spcf Inl )
Arthur P. Neff and Miss Nclllo Martin worn
united In marriage al Bt. Mary's Cnthollo
church Inst night, Rev. Fnthcr Bhnff offi
ciating. After tho rcretnony refreshment
were served to the relatives, nnd n few
Intimate friends at tho homo of Mr. find
Mrs, It. P finyle.. The bride Is tho eldest
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Frank Martin.
The groom la nn cmployo of tho Uurllo.toa
out of this city.