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MOMSY TO LOAN-HEAL ESTATE.
KM, $100, ISW PIUVATC money to loan; 1,
J rail e MMir it
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HENRY H. lvYNI3,0i.2"N."Yri.tf"e"
i3M..?lJr V? J" ??li!!!pi;vcS rem
W-517
kV' II. MElKLE, 401 8. 15th Bt.. loans mnTy"
i' nt) ri,lMrA lirniiArlu r ' ' iiiviic
.. ......... ,.. m u per cent,
W-518
r. tltt VAT 15 money. Sherwood, 137 N. y. t
W 519
HIVATE money, F. D. Wtnd, 1521 DouglasT
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
ONE II L NoSed" Tl IOUSA ND "BoLLA KB
.irt ... IN. sums or
$10, $15, KD, $;5, $30. $35,
Hu, $50, J7S. $100,
$200, $250, 1300.
i,r,.FV.nN',TunEi I'lANOS. HOUSES,
M-AQONB, ETC. Also to SALARIED PEoI
I'LL, on their plain note nt ratus which
tf, uunim icuM! cim iiuoni in pay, Tne nron
u'.vrty to remain undisturbed in your nos-
I? nifllrifi Vrtii a tl.. ............ .
-fn,v"; iuu h ic iuuiil u (! name my
In strlcuvt conHdoncc. Otnco hours 8 a
t tn. tn (1 n. tn. U'mlnAii.1.ii .' , "
$venins 'until 8 o'clock, " "y
F msi.iAiw.K CREDIT COMPANY,
fltoom 3U, Third Floor. Pnxton lttnv
X-
bMONEY loaned on plnnos, furniture. Jw
E elry, hor.icB, cows, i:tc, C. F. Heed, .lb s.ls.
Jt o-JS
; MONEY TO LOAN ON
i- urnuurc ma pianos.
Horses, wagons nnd carriages,
Also on SALARIES.
You Kot tho money on short notice.
Jou receive the full amount In cash.
Aou mny keep It one month or more,
.ou pay Ir only what time you keen It
pur rated are as low nil the lowe.it.
Our business l conlldentlal.
Our motto In. "Try to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
it."? ."i?a,r,1.0.LJru, UUi- Tcl-
(LstabllMied 1802.) DOG S. ICth St.
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE,
llvo stock, rtc. Quick service nnd lowest
rates Kimratitoed. J. V. TAYLOE. Gt! (top
tloori i I'nxton block, northenot corner lf.lh
and til mum, entrance on ICth street.
X-322
LAIIOE8T HUfilNES.S Tii LOANS" TO
HALAHIED I'EOI'LE. merchants, team
uters, honrdtnit houses, etc., without se
curity: easiest terms; 40 odlces In prlncl-
nnl i' 1 1 a 'P . 1 . I I A i, ... ... 'T .. -
llldg. X-521
MONEY lonnrd on furniture, llvs stock. Jiw
elry: uIbo to s.ilnrlcd p o.ilo without s cur.
lty; chu.ii) rates; vnay payments; business
ron llilon I t.i I. Foley Ionn Co., successors
to Duff Oreen, It. S, llarker Ulk. Est. 1SS9.
X-MS63
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
tinoplej business cnnfldentlnl: lowest rates,
CM I'nxton block. Thn J. A. Ilutton Co.
LVION'EY loaned on plnnos, furniture, horses,
cqws, jewelry, uurr urccn, It. S, HRikertiik
X-325
lll'SIXESS CHANCES.
3 EN. mIjSE., J5.0O) to 120,000 stocks, dolns
Rood business, ii to VI cash, bnl.ince koimi
Improved (clear) land; HOOT AND HIluK,
Jo.mjO stock, pood trade, Vi cash, 'a hoou
lund; IIAIIDWAnH, I2.WW to J6.50), satis
factory business, cash utid good Improvd
Innd. OHOCEHY, J:00 to 2.:,00 stoci s,
Kood piece clear laud mlRht Uku thu
larjjcst; DUUCJS, 1I.0W to W.C0O stocks;
tell mo details about that piece of land
for one of these. Hl'GOIES AND IMPLE
MENTS, kuoiI business, can be hud at
right llBiiro. JEWELRY business, J3i) to
ah, Kood tenms. nleo traile. What havo
yJ l to otter? HAKEHY AND CONFEC
lIONAIli, sood Iowa town, cnjoy.ng Rood
business, maybe this la what oti want.
COAL AND FEED business, no better
locution In city, fine proposition. hne
you good, clear land worth $1.60) cash.'
Wrlto me. FLOUHINO MILLS, BO and
100-bbl, capacity, In good wheat dl'trlct.
tloltip nlcfl buslneas, valued IG.501) to $12,0;
Kood offer mlfiht bo entertained. Let mo
hear from you. WHOLESALE CI OA It
AND TOHACCO business, team and
wagons, tine city trade, pays $100 net
monthly; nBk about It. LIVEItY busl
nes. fine location, $XO to tot) revenuj
monthly, exclusive of thirty repular board,
ers. If you want DiIh business It It a
money muker; entire outfit valued at JS.'W
to $,(i00. Have you some good property
tor offer? Then boo me. MILLINEKY
Jtocks, country nnd city, good trade, from
J.V0 to $1,500, fall business Just opening,
tako hold of ono of theso and bo Indepenu
unt In a few months. HOTELS In and
out of city, dolnjj paying business; some
entlro property for snle. or exclmmro;
others (furnlturo only) for sale. Ask mo,
i.1! Jfi1, yo" a" nt"lllt thorn. RESTAI'
HAN TB, ono very desirable nnd finest In
town of s.oOO souls, elegmitly eiiulppc ,
doing gilt-edge business. If you want to
bo leader In this line this is your golden
opportunity, many others of V rnm.ii.
erntlon. HOOMINO AND UOAItDINO
houses, ono II rooms, fine location, fill d
with roomers nnd boarders of first cH?s;
gross monthly Income $2(0; furnace-heated
lint, rent $60, Indy advanced In years,
going east to reside, no reasonable offer
rejected for the entire furnishings, ready
to step Into and do profitable buslncs
without Interruption; her loss, your gain:
other well puylng flats nnd houses on my
list. EXPEltlENCED young buslners man
hns $1,W0 cash, wants an Interest In pay
ing dry goods business In live country
town. Is nut your capltnl limited? t'.ui
you not use him? WANT $t.0u0 stock
Htnple hardware In llvo Iow:i town pre
ferred. HE explicit In writing for or
about business anil you will get results
quicker. J. II. JuluiBon, N. Y. Llfo.
Y-S25 0
1 ELL me what you have to sell.
tell me what you wnnt to buy,
111 do not ttiul you u ileal
, ou may say 1 nover try.
J,M',1.' V,,f,J"1,"5,,i 1,11 N- V- I-'f". 'Phono Ii
-ii. the real estutn and business chance
iran. Y-523
FUUNITL'ItE of 7-room flat, completely
equipped; has roomers; llnnjocation; good
reason for Bulling; a bargain. J, II. John
ton, N. Y. Life. "Phone L-2270. Y-M432
H UMTI'ItE of 15-room modern flat, com
Idotely equipped, lino location, full flrsi
cl.iss roomers and boardert, p. inks leav
ing city, a bargain, 'l'liune L-2270. J II.
Johnson. N. Life. 'Y-JU32
I'OIl BAIiE, Kcneral mcrchandlso stock of
J. C. '1 raber. deceiiscd; fourteen yeius es.
tabllshed. Mrs. M. H. Traber. Admx.,
aterluo, Neb. Y MOW 6
VOU RALE oi exchange, $8,000 general mer
chandise; will eonrlder good land; also
$5,000 stock; 20 per cent off for cash. T.
M. Clint), 1J3S O at , Lincoln, Neb.
Y-MC5I 0
FOIt SALE, stock of ladles' and rents'
furnishing goodv, will invoice about $15.(00;
present owner desires to engage in ti e
w-holesnlo business; has two years' lease
Jf pt-etcnt store, which Is In -?:cel!ent
location: spot ensh rciutred; no trad.s
considered. Addrees II 02, llee,
Y MOTS G
STEAM IaAI'NDHY. conipietTrTvUhllp.tc
date, new machinery nnd running at pros,
ent, for sain on very reasonable terms
nnd at a very low price. Illness of own 'r
Central City, Nob, Y M'is2 7
'C9KOU7A,IiU3 ,llcomo "red fromliw
Profits ialil weekly by money order.
Highest commercial references and (by
permission .only) trom customers. Uo k-
liif.r.l0, Xt' 9'"ara. Union Tr itt
Uulldlng, Cincinnati. Ohio. Y 76 6
MONEY can ho mndr. send for our book"of
new ideaB on stock and grain trndlrg.
See Flower & Coa advertlscment-ilnnn-
clul paee, , Y-731 C
"X,yi.OF-IT.,ln 30 .'InyR'7" brinado
with $100 by Judicious Investment In stocks
nnd grain; send for our book, "Mo lent
Methods for Safe Investments,1' and our
special letters of advice, mulled free. M.
,' ' t-o., Dopt. n. Pankf r i n 1
llrokers, Chicago 8tock Exchange Uu Id
Ing, Clilcugo. Y 755 (,
II8TIUIUTINtl agent wanted In earh
city; $100 to $jon required; $1,000 to $5,0oo
Xrar!X P.1)- American Wlno nnd Tonic
Co., 63 Mechanic St., Newark, N. J.
, , Y-715
HIO returns on a small Investment. Our
representatives nro mnklng from $-V) to
lifjfl i per week handling the wonderful
H) J1 ' i i wlilcli Is equal to an alec
trie llu at Licth the cost; send for test!,
tnonlals. Dept. U, Acorn liruss Works,
Ohlcajo. yT31 6.
lApP'T'ONAt, capital required In an'rV.
tabllshed manufacturing business; money
making enterprise; your Investment gots
. 't?," tli? rc.u,'l,.WvJ0 Increase bualniss.
' I-rem $2,000 to N.C00 only required. Em
ploymmt given to party who Invests, if
i'Ultmm Co., 501-5 N. Y. L. Uldg.
uiu iiui-irviru fan on or w
rite The
7)2
ih'si.m:ss ciia.ci:s.
IF OV have $25 or $.V to Invest send for
particulars how you can receive a nice
weekly Income In the best nnd most sue
ccssfjl Investment, Metropolitan Ex
change, 1932 Park How Dldg., New York.
Y-7t9-6
HONEST speculation. Make y6ur money
earn a steady Income. $25 upwards In
vested with us will earn 20 to 30 per cent
monthly, payable every 15 days, send for
pur new book, "Successful Systematic
Speculation," mailed free. Tells how to
operato on the grain market without loss.
Highest commercial, financial and suc
cessful customer references. Frederick E.
Parker, Uroker, 155 La 8allc St.. Chicago,
III. Y-7t-iP
i .. pa'(' toT "'"ck" of merchandise con
sisting of clothing, dry goods, shoes, gro
.Lr.7)." d.'.ul liuruwurc. Address H. 8.
phjlds, Fort Collins, Colo. Y 717 6'
J10 DHESS cuTung" chart "forC0c: anybody
can cut and lit dresres for any sited per
son any style: free circular. Home Dress
Cutter, Des Moines, la., box tVJl.
y-sos 6
PATENTS, book "of Information FIIEe!
La to of examining corps U. S. patent
ofllce. Prompt rellnblu service. J. K.
Mock, Washington. D. C. Y-793 G
FOL'It stocks of groceries, ono to exchnnce
for small homo. 11. It. Hull. N. Y. Lire.
Y-Sil G
W lu AHE setting exclusive torrltorlnl rights
In every city and county In .United States
on one or the most profitable propositions
ever placed before thn business Interest),
of this country. One district manager
cleared $4fi the second month: another
writes. "It Is a poor day when my profits
fall below $25." This Is i. clean, straight
forward and honorable proposition,
backed by an established corporation, Ir
vlttng most rigid Investigation. The
amount paid tor territory to be repaid
from first moneys received. $250 to $2.M
ensh required, according to Importance
of territory. Address Auditor, 315 Dear
born Street, Chicago. Y
FOIt SALE, blacksmith and machine
shop; running 3 men year round; located
In best county sent town, In state. For
particulars address L. Taylor, Fullerton,
Neb, Y-3G3 6
55,(X.O STOCK clenn stnple general mer
chandise; will sell at 70c, cash. If taken
at once: good business opening. D. Ml ler
& Co.. Leigh, Neb. Y-MSC0 7
FOH SALE, nn old established grocery
business. Address It, lice ofllce. Council
HluffX Y-MK23
FOIt SALE, chenp. 3-room house nnd a
number of residence lots In South Omaha,
In walking dlstnncc of the new packing
house which will employ 2,000 people.
Owner will be nn pr mlset. 27th nnd Hnrrl
son sts.. Oct. S and !). Thefc lots will lu
nold ns low as $25. 70xl2,"i feet, nil on grade,
smooth nnd level. Theso lots have old
from $100 to $400. Come nnd see them or
address W. M. Post, 27th and Harrison.
Y-M776 !
AHE you looking for a sound, rnnservat'va
nnd profltnblo Investment? If you nro
send for pnrtlculnrs nnd proofs showing
how $100 averages $10 monthly profit In a
carefully tested nnd thoroughly proven
progressive plan of operntlnn. No sensible
Investor can nfford to overlook thlt op
portunity, ns It Is the most succesful and
Icitttlmnte money mnklng proposition evtr
offered. Ilnymond & Co., 93 Nntsnu tt
Now York. Y-773 6
VOH SALE nHAL ESTATE.
CHEAT BARGAIN'S.
No. 4155 acres In Florence, 16-room house,
all modern except gas, cemented cellar
under entire house, large barn, a lino
lot of npple, cnerry, pench nnd plum
trees nnd nil kinds of small fruit. Price.
$.i,'i0. Part cash, balance on time. Owner
expects to buy u rnnch.
Now Is thu time to buy you n farm, If you
want to get possession In the spring.
No. 4 OS SO acres, six miles from Sojth
Omaha, half mile from station, 25 ucros
cultivated, balance blue grass and clovor;
good 9-room house nnd barn, well fenced.
Price. $3,800. A $2,000 house In Omaha
will be considered ns part puy. Tlmo
will be given on $1.5(0.
No. 107010 ueres, well Improved, within
2 miles of station In Pierce county, al
most level, $15 per acre; this Is a bar
gain; will soon be worth $25 per ucrc.
HANCHES.
Buy you n ranch, you can stock It reason
ably now.
No. 40G-l,l20-acrc ranch In Holt county,
running water, price $1,000; sumclcnt freo
range to make 2,4' acres.
No. 412 l.MO-ncre ranch In Valley county,
Nebraska, on the North Loup river. Im
proved nnd contains hay and pasture
lauds and lino farming lands, $10 per
acre.
..o. 413-2,0S0.acre ranch In Keyn Paha Co.
No. 114-1, 120-acre ranch lu PIcrco Co., Im
proved. Wo have land In nearly every county In
the state. If you want lnnd wo cun find
. something to suit yoj.
Kiro Insurance. Houses for rent.
SIIIMBH & CHASE.
C'JI Pee Hldg. Telephone. 1H2.
. HE-849 6
WYMAN. simivEn CO..
- or,, , NeW Yorl LlfO llldg.
i.; f?-r ?;"i"ry nnd bnsemont brick build
Ing, 0,x5S feet, on lot (Kx63: centrnlly lo
rated; all pec al assessments puld; can
bo made suitable for light manufacturing
t"3U8.t.?.?l,Lc' t,,c: J,ll''llng nlone cost $7.50-"
Ji.oco will buy nn 8-room houso nmi ino.rnnt
lot. outbuildings, etc.. nil In good shape,
). mrnct. mm, ntu at '
i"M Is nil we ask for' two vacant lots on
the corner of Ames Ave., nenr 27th St.;
$3,500 for 3-story double frnmo dwelling,
iiiAn ' ,,,",B lr w: r 6 per rent on
tS.WO. 23d, near Capitol Ave. HE-692 0
?-R,SAJ.'P b' Thf Putnnm Co., 604-5 N.
1 . I... Illilir.
J1S?.,'' 1!uyn ,a K001 B-r"om cottage.
S,,.iah ''i'.'n" cnlt"I!'. 2th and Erskln.
,Vr rpAVni - VVr n'0nU,: iriyS VPr 10
$2,M0 buys four flats; n 10 per cent net !n-
$Ww.ra5!tU,Un?. "'r.0,.:..2.11" n"'i Ohio:
There arc but a few. We have others, all
.lo nt in), nun puv irom 6 to 12 per
rent on Investment. Where enn you find
anything better or safer? Owners Instruct
us to sell nnd have made nrleet I w
enough to Insure purchase. HE 710 6
DAHOAIN UAUUA1N.
Hero Is your opportunity
For a good, well built nnd wnrm 7-ronm
house. Just the place for a South Omaha
man, south of Vinton, near 16th St., clore
to carllne nnd good neighborhood. Hm
good collar, lino cistern, coal house, otc.
Price. ?8w. EASY TEHMS.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor New York Life Hldg.
HE-707 ti
It. C. PETEI13 & CO.,
1702 Furnam St.,
lieu ltaildlug.
DWELLUsil HOUSES.
No. llfil 2410 North 21st st., 7-room house,
all modern except furnace; good barn,
nlco lawn and shade trees; price, $2,250,
No. 1193709 South linn st., 5 rooms, bath,
closet, gas, etc. nnt an offer.
No, 1923020 Emmet st.. ii rooms, bath, gas,
hard oil finish, nicely papered, lots of
irult and shade; lot 1U0X12S, all fenced, H
block from cur; price, $1,700. A bargain.
VACANT.
Fine building lot on 15th St., south of
Hickory st,, east front; price, on'.y $700.
A bargain,
2Gth and Elm st.. only $W.
Farms for salo lu eastern Nebraska and
southeast Dakota.
Fire insurnnce ami rentals.
It. C. PETERS & CO..
Tel. m. 1702 Farnam St.
RE-791 6
ANY offer will be considered for 4702
Wukely St. (between Davenport and Chi
cago), 6-room cottage, lot 50x130 feet, well,
three short blocks from car line. 1701
Wakely street. 3-room cottage, full lot.
THE 1IYRON REED CO.. 212 8. llth St.
RE-703-6
I-OH A SNAP look at two dwellings. 1030
nnd 1032 8. ISth, lot 50x144, $1,200 for both.
4 rooms south of park, $750; $too cash, $15.00
per month.
6 .r.??"'.?h."nd Jclon. newly repaired,
, $1,200; $100 down. $16.00 per month.
n rooms, all modern. 12,000.
3 or 4-room. small lot, cheap. $500. isos
Farnam. Geo. E. Olason. RE-MS39 6
fAV)
buy n good building lot In Ilemls Park.
It will pay you to look it up,
E. T, HEYDEN, 323 No. 16th street.
RE-703 t
THE OMAHA DAlLYy BEE: SLiJSJJAl, UCTOllEli , 1U.01.
FOH SALE-HEAL ESTATE.
Philip Potter.
George Forgan.
John N. Haskell.
POTTER. FORGAN & HASKELL. .
420-421 New York Life Uulldlng.
OUR UARGAINS:
$3,200.00 Buys a seven-room house, all mod
ern, with tlno full lot, on West Dodge
street. Owner must sell and now is
your time to get a home at a low
price; $1,500.00 cash, balance on time
ut low rale of Interest.
$2,100.00 A fine now cottage, all modern ex
cept furnace, 1819 Iocust street.
Rents for $20.00 per month. It will
pay you 10 per cent net on your
money.
J1.G00.0O Takes a five-room cottnge, all new
this year, all modern save furnace.
It Is 1S0S Maple street. It rents for
$2')4.00 per annum. Can you do bet
ter with that idle money you have
In bank?
$2,450.00 Uuys a six-room hojse. nil mod
cm save fumnce. Now built: Iron
fence: nice lawn. Rents for $300.00
per year; 1S03 Locust street. Just
the plnco for a cozy home tnd
makes a big Interest for your
money.
$1,600.00 A Six-room house with acre lot,
621 North 30th street. 8treet car
line will shortly be built to this prop,
crly, A good place to raise chickens
miaa'1?. nave a 80tl garden patch.
j.,crio.oo Uuys a six-room cottage, all mod
ern and with a good barn. No. 1433
North 19th street. The Income from
this place I $3J0.00 per annum and
ii .yo." cn"'t do better in the city.
$1,100.00 Uuys an eight-room house, 2222
South 16th street; rents for $132.00
per annum nnd the lot alone Is
tt cm rJy. worUl ,,ie l,rlce wc nk. ,
II,8W.0O-Takes a flno new cottage, 1954
North 13th street. A new bjllt
?rtu!,HP"'rn except fumnce. rents
for $240.00 per annum: this pays you
over 13 per cent gross on your
money. '
$S.500.00-JJuys a ten-room house, modern
1 e,very rMP?ct: clegnnt lot, nice
shade trees; most desirable sur-
n J?Jli1K.H .'" evcry wny: Wct l''ir-
nnm district.
$.,.TO.00-A Choice corner lot. facing south,
nn elegant site for a home; West
loarcnanrmlnen'Ct dl,,lrlcti ,wo blocka
$3,0.00-One of the very finest lots In West
;,xrpnnm,!' 3,rict' 05 tctit frontage, al
taxes paid, Surrounded by the best
PnV" "V city. A little over a
l is iutr.0,.nhoN i8t t-inrnnm cur
Cinnfni. ARM LANDS,
$C,400.0(-iiuy8 one hundred and sixty acre
two m .""'''"Ston cojnty; only
i i cs from Mllrond station,
Oood house, v ng water- owner
ennnot reside on It himself. ow?ng ?o
h"V''.nn,.1 "refcrs sell rathe?
n,V ir.Cn,i U ,,s " rgnln. Farm
$9 000 0oii?; J..1" ",lvnncliiK rapidly.
$9,000.00 Ruys one hundred nnd twenty.
&cl? Cun, Ab.olJt , tw, from
you If yo, win wrtL " ,,'nscrt. 10 "how
onice. " url,a u" or call nt our
TnTTl.Ti i,-v. .
'Phonos 470 and 1920
RE-G9S-6
TWO CHOICE FARMSCni:,u
Omaha: no better farm in the county.
This farm has 33, crM, two ,
lng. good water system, nice orchard
nnd grovo and best of fencing
Mi';TBB?vSLvT,Ncis t sKTTr-E
ni Worth $W per acre. Wlmt
will you gtve? if you ,lo not want It all
make us an offer on ono quarter.
In LANCASTER CoFnty. 13 miles north
of Lincoln. Flrst-clnss In every respect.
This farm has 320 ncrcs of good land, with
good buildings, In n good locality, with
nlco level roads.
Three dollars per aero cash rent Is offered
for It. but it must bo sold, nnd $40 per
acre will buy It. Make us un offer.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main Floor New York Life Hldg.
H 15-700 G
GEORGE AND COMPANY,
1G01 Farnam St.
I3.500-1WO 8. 2Sth St.. S-room modern house,
team heat; lot 60x150 ft., east front.
,2,ioJ2nSh.-?i,''a st- '-room inodem houso;
tlon CVt'ry way BOHl coni11-
$1,376-2502 St. Mary's Ave., 6-room cottage.
$1,060-314 N. 25th St., 4-room house.
$1,300-310 N. 25th St.. C-room house.
FOR INVESTMENT.
$2,500 for business nnd residence property
n north part of city, paying 12 per cent
interest above taxes and expense carry
Ins property.
UUILDINO LOTS.
$1,800 for full enst front lot on 40th St..
near Howard; grade Just right; no special
taxes.
$1,750 for 63 ft., west front, on 22d St., 3
blocks north of High school.
$1.2W for lino lot on Farnam St., near
40 tn oi
$M0 for 50x130 ft. on Chicago St., between
30th and 31st.
$350 for corner, 41st nnd Dodgo Sts., on
grade and on car line.
$350 for a very desirable lot on Franklin St.,
one-hnlf block west Military road on
south side street.
FARMS.
16? acres near Millard, Improved, running
water, 5 miles of Center street pavement;
l! per acre,
200 acres near Springfield, very well Im
proved, good orchard, especially well
adapted for stock farm; $47 per acre.
120 acres, two miles Fouth of South Omaha;
$6.) per aero,
12) acres, five, miles from South Omaha,
well improved, nil kinds of fruit trees nnd
20 ncres ulfulfa.
GEORGE AND COMPANY,
RE-777 6
CHEAP NE11RASKA FARM.
R00 acres, Central Nebraska, over 6o0 ncres
line valley land, especially suitable for
alfalfa; abundant water, good farm build
Inws; for quick sale at $11.50 an aero,
lllcks Land Agency, 32G Board of Trade,
Omaha. RE &59 6
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1320 FARNAM ST.
We havo for sale In the West Fnrnam
district some of the most deslrnblo homes
In thu very best locations. Wo know that
soma of thtso properties are offered nt very
reasonable prices and wo know that ou
will know It. too, If you look at them, f'u 1
and let us give you full particulars.
R342, on 2tith avc., near Dewey, good 9
room house. Price, $1,000.
H191, on 42d, near Cuming, excellent 8
room house, lino lot. paved street, cost
owner $8,100. Price, $3,700.
1)411. modern S-room residence, one block
from Sherman avo. Price, If sold nt once,
$2,600,
Hfl, on isth ave., near Maple, good S-room
house. Price, $1.C50.
Ueautlful building lot, southwest cor. 38;h
and Dewey, 70x166 feet. Price, $1,300.
Another fine corner lu West Farnum dli
trlct, beautiful location. Price only $2,1.
600 ncres In Hurt county, fine buildings,
265 acres in cultivation. Price, $10 per acre.
If you wish to buy or sell call on
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
RE-S51 6
6-R. HOUSE, well, cistern, nice trees, 1810
Ontario St.; $10) cash, balance $15 per
month.
10-r. house, city water. 709 N. 32d; $100 cash,
balance $15 per month.
J, 11. PARROTTE, 16th and Dodge.
RE-G93 G
NORTHEA8T corner 28th and Pratt Sts.,
two full lots, south front, new sldowalk,
water and sewer In street, $600 for both,
or will sell separate.
THE BYRON REED CO., 212 H. 14th St.
RE-704-G
FOR SALE, nt a bargain, doublo brick
house, ftne location, Is a good Invest
ment, paying good Interest. M. J. Ken
nard & Son, 310 Drown blk. RE $50 0
STANFORD CIRCLE HOU8E-Pretty and
attractive. Oas, furnace and bath. Rig
trees, nlcn yard; six rooms each; on car
line, $2,000. Easy terms.
THE HYHON REED CO., 212 8. 14th St.
RE-702-6
FOR SALE, monthly payments, 8-room
modern house, a. 11, Nittlnger, Hee
UUUUIUM. JU .Mit5 12
ron sale nn.ii estate.
HAVE
8OMB
OF THE
REST
RAROAIN8
EVER OFFERED
IN OMAHA
FOR THIS WEEK.
NEAR HANBCOM PARK-Wc have ft 9
room residence, In Una condition, hni
porcelain bath, closet, marble washstand,
gat, porcelain sink In kitchen, nice llttl
bam, lawn, lot 50x116. THIS PROPERTY
OUGHT TO URINO $3,600. but owner wl i
consider any amount offered, It sold at
once. SOME ONE WILL GET A GREAT
SNAP. Call us up Monday morning.
Orchard Hill 7 rooms, modern, except heat,
barn, shade, lot 60x130, for $1,700. SNAP.
ON NORTH 19TH ST.. In walking dlsttn e
unrt convenient to Lnke school, we have
a nice property of 7 rooms, in line rcpal'.
water, sewer, porcelain sink, gas, fi'li
basement. This property can be dellvflred
for $1,650 If taken soon. A ORE.vT
IIARGA1N.
NEAR 30TH AND IJURT-Ueautiful lot.
60x150, with 6-room cottage. Eastern lo.n
company recently foreclosed nnd Instruct
us to sell for 31,640. We want nn offer.
IN HANBCOM PLACE. Just t.nt of the
park, 6-room cottage on lot 60x150, east
front, shade, etc. WE CAN SELL THIS
PROPERTY FOR $1,300. Think of It. $!C0
less than the adjoining vacant lots bring.
IP VOU CONTEMPLATE RI'lLDING HE
SURE TO SEE US UEFORE CLOSING
A DEAL FOR YOUR LOT.
SWEET k HEADLEY, 613 N. Y. Life Rldg.
Tel. 1472. RB-778 6
D. V. BHOLES COMPANY!
310 N. Y. Life. Telephone 829.
J7G On 39th St. Just north of Farnam. wo
offer the REST built. HANDSOMELY ar
ranged, MODERN residence, in the
VERY BEST location of any WEST
FARNAM homo offered. Fine oak finish,
best nickel, porcelain plumbing, mantels,
fixtures, etc., that money can buy. A de
lightful homo and owner willing to show
It any day. We Invite Inspection,
732 On 21st nnd California Sts., we offer
the Darton place, FINE, well built, mod
ern residence: HOT water heat, $350 bath
tub, two $500 mantels. $7,000 interior black
walnut finish and a barn that cost $6,500,
with ftne grounds. A $30,000 property for
$13,000.
713124 So. 31st Ave,, facing Turner park,
n line, well built, HANDSOME. MOD
ERN home, oak finish, HOT WATER
heat, fine plumbing, combination gas and
electric light fixtures, liwntory, fine re
ception hall, paving nnd atone walks alt
paid for. A delightful home for MUCH
less than its cost, JS.jrA
718-IIANSCOM PARK district, corner lot
60x100 feet, flno 10-room. nil modern,
WELL built home. HOT WATER bent,
best nickel porcelain plumbing, comblna
gas and electric light fixtures, flno hard
woods, mantels, barn, etc. it Is the best
plnce In HANSCOM PARK district for
price $9,000.
454-1127 So. 31st St.. HANSCOM PLACE. M
block south Pacific, 8 rooms, two-story,
modern but fumnce, well built, FINE lo
cation, owner going to leave nnd means
RUSINESS. If you will see the house
nnd make us n good offer wc will ALL do
BUSINESS. Price. $3,500.
ACRE LOTS.
Nothing In tho way of broad ACRES,
BEAUTIFUL acres, close In, high, sightly
and CHEAP, equals those 5-ACRE tracts
we offer In OMAHA HEIGHTS. JUst
north of CENTRAL PARK school, ttt
$150 per acre. This Is less than they ask
you for the cheapest lots In the addition
adjoining of only l-5th tho size. Seo us
about these quick.
FARMS.
160 acres 5 miles northwest of Bennington.
In Douglas county, all very nnc tanu, goou
5-room house, nearly 'new frame barn for
ten horses, good granary, cribs, two wells,
feed lots, etc. Land good clean soil, freo
from fold; same tenant ten yeurs. Bu Id
lngs well painted, neat und tasty. Price,
$50 per ucru.
320 ncrcB. 220 finest bottom land, balance
... - I . I I. . . r. . 4A Innfti
pilHluru UMII Milium, ll) 1 ' w.,..,
line corn this year, never fails, good or
chard, fair house, barn, cribs, etc. This
is n typical stock and corn farm; 65 ncres
of finest bottom hay Innd. One of the
best purchases In Douglas county.
f!HRP NHHRABKA FARM.
GI0 ACRES good farming land near Kear
ney, Buffalo county; tw ncres unner piu,
good soli, fair Improvements, fine plice
for corn, wheat, cattle and hogs; price
only $12 nn acre. Hicks Lnnd Agency,
326 Board of Trade bldg., Omaha.
RE-859
diip in XT l.T, Tl A a V A TTATIXf
220 ncres Buffalo county. 2c acres under
board of Trade, Omaha. RE S59 6
ti n mi 1 nit tivw? vnmf i.ipr.
8-room houses, full lots, modem, except
3, G and 7-room houses, modern, except fur
nace: will pay it) per ceni nei 011 iiivtm-
AH t
2 acres', good 6-room house, bnrn nnd well;
good home, ou North 30th st.
5 acres, small house, some fruit, at a great
nargain, ciose in. . .
lots In Clifton Hill, $120. 3 lots in Amber
rlB.CR.,BALL, 62G NEW YORK LTFE.
HE 844 G
CIIRAP LOT.
A choice lot on 35th st., notween Fnrnam
and Dodge, for i,aoo. micks. nonru
of Trade bldg. RE-S59 b
BEMIS PARK.
WE TOLD YOU In our advertisement last
week that It wns only necessary to tee
BEMIS PARK to bo convinced that it wn
tho finest nnd chenpest residence property
in tho city for the money.
THE RESULT PROVES that we nro rleht.
Several new parties nro planning to build
homes In Bemls Park next year. Another
new houfe Just started.
THINK OF THESE PRICES!
Lots on Lafayette avenue, 61x110, near fine
new homes, only $000.
Lots on Hawthorne nvrnue, ono of the finest
rcbldenco localities In tho city, only $90)
to $950.
REMEMBER TEN PER CENT OFF ALL
OF THESE PRICES ON ALL LOTS
SOLD WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY
DAYS.
COME IN and let us drive you out to see
the most beautiful of nil Omaha addi
tions. Do tut believe what we tell you
about BEMIS PARK until you have seen
It.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, Sole Agents.
Main Floor New York Llfo Bldar.
RE-M4S0 6
HOUSES, lots, furms, ranches; loans; also
lire Insuruncn. Bmls, Paxton Blk.
RE 443
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01-2 N. Y. Life.
RE-629
HOUSES and lots In all, parts of city; also
-- ...... ..nit I - .V. InnHn Th. n TH
tit:ir JtU'CltJ nil.. ... .. t lie w. .
Davis Co., Room 652, Bee Building.
HE-530
CHAB. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Fnrnam 8t.
RE-JJl
FARMS. C. F. HARRISON, 913 N, Y. Life.
RE-5G3 0
TKI. THIlEE-QNE-FOUR. HAItltlflnv
LOTS. 28th and 23th Fairmont Place, on
favorable tcrmv Adirass F. H. Kuppen,
133 West Wateissl., Milwaukee. Wis.
RE
7-ROOM, all modern house. 3520 Dodgo St.
CLARKE POWELL,
Phone 021. 420 New York Life.
RE-873
FOR SALE, fruit and garden place ar.d
grocery store, cvn acres, part In choice
grapes, plums and other fruit; a splendid
buslnees location; barn, Ice house, sheds,
well, clste-n, etc.; one mile out of town
on main road. Inquire at 335 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, la. RE-MIIJ
OWNER old, must sell mortgaged' York
farm; no fade Box 2S3, York, Neb.
RE-
FOIl SAI.n-ItEAL ESTATE.
HAVE YOU INSPECTED OUR FALL
STOCK?
We are still adding to our FALL STOCK
of Choice Homes. We are determined
that every homesecker shall be nblc to
find through our office the home that
bct suits his taste and his pockctbook,
"If you do not see what you want ask
for It." Look this list over carefully. It
contains NEW BARGAINS ONLY. Thero
is nothing on this list that we havo
offered you before;
$1,GC0 Six. room house on a large lot, hnlf
a block from Walnut Hill car, 4 blocks
north of Hamilton. City water In yard,
also, well and cistern. Nice yatd. with
grape vines; also .1 barn. Property In
good condition and makes a very des.ra Is
little home, it you want to get settled
for the winter come and let us show ju
this place. Owner will sell furniture a. so,
as HK WANTS TO LEAVE TOWN.
,5&8,':niom N1:w AND MODERN
COTTAOE In BEAUTIFUL BEMIS
PARK. Two car lines. Cemented cnlar.
l'urnnce. Oat, Electric Light. Bower. Hot
and Cold Water, Porcelain Rnth. Closit,
Nhnt more do you want? If this does r.ot
, liiirest you COMB AND TELL US WHY.
$4,W0-On West Dodge street. This Is nn
other NEW AND MODERN COTTAGE,
within WALKING DISTANCE, nnd only
TWO RI.OCK8 FROM FARNAM CAR.
Everything up-to-date. Cementod ccllnr,
furnace, gas, electric light, mantel and
grnte, sewer, hot and cold witter, porce
V.".nJll!lh' cl.sc'i quarter-sawed oak nnlh.
IfARN.
,3)?2?rtP.5L.I'OW0 avenue. EAST FRONT,
UJSJ1.!?7' 10-room NEW AND MOD
ERN HOUSE. Two blocks from Cuml g
street car, cemented cellar, furnncs, R.ls,
sower, city water, bath, closet, etc If
you arc looking for a well located and
thoroughly good residence up on the hill
let us show you this property, then make
us your BEST OFFER.
REMEMBER THAT WE ARE SOLE
AGENTS FOR BEMIS PARK AND
KOUNTZE PLACE. We have nlso a lirge
assortment of desirable building lots In
other parts of the city.
READ ALL OUR OTHER ADVERTISE
MENTS TODAY, AND IF YOU DON'T
FIND WHAT YOU WANT ASK FOR IT.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor New York Llfo Bldg.
RE-703 G
GREAT BARGAIN,
live acres, beautiful tract, smooth, level
land, west of city, only $725. Hicks. 326
Board of Trade bldg. HE-S-IO fl
8-It. house on 18th, near Center St.. specials
,f.u,',lyJ,uM.' a Bnnl' ut '1'800- t. Wend,
lo24 Douglas. RE-M7S9 12
TWO 6-room houses, city wnter.
unc u-riiom iiouso, cuy wnter,
Rents $42 per month. Price, $3,200. Mort
gage $2,000 due, 3 years, 5 per cent. Pays
16 per cent on Investment. Located cen
tral. J. II. PARROTTE, 16th and Dodge.
RE-G9 6
HERE 18 A SNAP!
TWO full 60-foot lots on
BON TON HILL
Only $700 each.
Lowo avenue and California, Just enst of
Mr. Wyntt's new house.
TEN per cent off for All Cash, if
Taken Quick.
THESE ARE BARGAINS IN EARNEST.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor New York Life Bldg.
RE-M650 6
HOUSE and lot, 81 feet front; price, $3,500:
parties leaving city. 2015 California st.
RE-M6CI IP
RANCH and farm lands for salo by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. H, a.
McAllaster, land commissioner, Union Pa
cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-532
LOST.
LOST, n blue silk belt, with silver huckle;
reward If returned to Miss Wakeley. GO?
N. 19th St. Lost-M663 6
LOST On Wednesday evening, October 2,
between Webster street depot und 16th
iind Douglas, lady's light brown pocket
book containing bills nnd sliver between
$45 nnd o0; owner's cards. Liberal re
ward if returned to Boo oftlce.
Lost-6S5-S
LOST Watch, between postofllco and Leav-
"wini ov. un 1Din 01. iteiurn to 1713
Leavenworth for rewnrd. Lost 6S7 10
LO?T n black mare, weight about 1,000, big
...... o "... in tuivm-Hu, wnue on tip Of
nose: last seen nt Washington station;
to reward by returning sumo to Graven,
Benson, Neb, Lost-MS76 7
I9iST' palr .Kold "I'cctacles. bifocle lent
.:iiiiii iu ut:u uim.-e, wouncii iiiurrs, and
get reward. Lost-S2l 6
SHORTHAND AM) TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
511
BOYLE8' College, court reporter principal.
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
I lll.lt tvt. 535
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16th & Doug
Oit
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, tho acknowledjed leading
nfcvjftliai III MIBCUDCB Ul WUIUUI1 111 UmillliK,
would call the attention of suffering
ladles 'o his unsurpassed accommoda
tions before nnd during confinement, nnd
his treatment for Irregularities, no mat
ter what cnuac, Call or address, with
stamp, Dr. Pries, 1513 Dodgo 8t., Omaha,
Neb. M-M66J
LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills ara the best. Safe, reliable. Tuk
no other. Send 4c damps for particulars,
"Relief foi Ladles," In letter by return
mall. Ask your drugi"t. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
CANCER cured at home by Infernal treat
ment; no knife, plaster or pain: book nnd
testimonials mailed free. Cancer Institute,
121 W. 42d St., N. Y.
LADIES, $600 rownrd deposited in bank for
n case, any cause, my monthly Rgulatur
falls to relievo at once. Dr. Jnckson,
It. Co.. 803 Chicago. ill 6
llOU,i:il MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam bollors, tanks,
stacks, etc. Tel. 1359, 12th and Izard Sts.
545
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
1664. Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.:
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr. 537
DDNOHUeT Osteopath, PaxtonBlk. Tel 1367
-53$
Dn. A. T. HUNT, suite 512, McCaguo Bldg.
Tel. 2352. -5(0
DR. MRS. MUSICK, Douglas Block. 311
MUSIC.
MISS MINNIE LOVI, piano teacher.
Studio, 615 N. 17th st. Call Mon. or Thur.
-7R6
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any good invention or pntent.
Address Lock Box 760, Des Moines, la, .
-547
HAVE ensh for good patent or Invention,
Address 1. O. Box 5, Omaha, Neb,
1st N7
FRENCH AND GERMAN LESSON'S,
FRENCH and German lossonu, native
teachers, ten years' oxperlence, success
guaranteed. Mr. and Mrs. Beauchoux,
192J California street. mo k
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry: shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c, 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 617,
-642
SPANISH LESSONS,
SPANISH lessons. I3S 8. 24tU St. -850 06
.Ml' SIC.
PROFESSOR Charles Peterson, piano In
struction and voice training, Rattan
method. Roundness and carrying power
of tone guaranteed. 613 W. of W. Bldg.
-293 Oii
PAWMIHOKEHS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
41
IIOOKKEEPING.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc , dny or even
ing. It. IS, Com. Nat. Bank. G. H. Rathbun.
- -51
sto vi:s.
WE carry the biggest line of stoves In
city. Buy of us. Prices right. Enter
itis Furnlturo Co.. lic-4 S, Hth. Tel.
iiSO. -Mj7I Q31
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
und uihe Sts. 310
1 - '
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvered, 70 N 16.
5J1
Fl'HNITUHIl REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wulkltn, 2111 Cuming St.
-5.6
Tilt' NIC FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk Vactoty, 120.' Farium.
-Ill OU
TAILORING.
LADIES' gnrments cleaned, nltered, re
paired reasonable. Max Fogel, U07 1-aiiKim
-M221 025
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, etc., reputing. Omuha
Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2535. -518
FARMS FOR RENT.
400 ACRES near Gretna, Sarpy county.
Duff Qrcen, room S, Barker block. 46S
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 2576 Hnrney.
660 N-3
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
513
Business, Shorthand. Typewriting and
English. Be Building. Day nnd
Evening Sessions. Send for
Cntalojuc.
DON'T
DON'T
have aching
extracted.
teeth
delay for a day that
tooth you think needs
nttentfon.
ItftUfT go to a dentist you
UUH I nave no confidence tn.
Bailey the Dentist
,113 Pnxton Illock,
16th and Fnrnam Sts.
Tel. 10S5. Est. since 1883.
I I I H
HANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
OMAHA NATIONAL HANK.
At Omaha. In the state of Nebraska, nt
thc'doTo of rT 30, 1 :
, , , "HUUt'L3, $4,290,597.56
IvjutLiio nun "
Overdrafts, secured
ami unsecuroa
U. 8. bonds to se- snnmooo
cure circulation .... WJO.OOO.OO
U. 8. bonds to se- inoivinnft
euro U. S. deposits 40?Cm
U. S. bonds on hand l.soo.oo
''ffondrr...0.?...":..: ..
a8' r"!!!'": aw
iJanklng house furnl- wanfm
h.r. nmi fixtures... ZUU.OW.UU
Other real cutato n,
owned hd,m..w
Duo from national
banks (not reservo
nrnnlnl 11.338.311.63
Duo from state banks
and bankers .-.vio.uj
Duo from approved
reservo necnts 812.251.20 2,472,578.80
Internal revenue
stamps fu-.irj
Checks and other
cash Item ; 12,810.81
T.-vnhfinfT.ii fnr clonr-
lng houso 133,857.41
Notes of other na
tional bunks ho.6W.DJ
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents 1,125,34
lawful money re
servo In bank, viz;
fiii.Tli. S701 .IM.SO
Legal ten
der IlOtCS.. 225.677. W 927,080. 80 1,161,307.42
Redemption fund with
U. S. trensurer (5
per cent of circula
tion) 30,000.00
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
"Undivided profits, less
expenses and taxen-
paid
National bank notes
oJtstnndlnR
Due to other national
$9,699,68.1.02
$1,000,000.00
100,000.00
101,635,39
000,000,00
bonks $3,371,634.19
Duo to stato banks
nnd bankers 1,969,819.84
Individual deposits
subject to check ... 1,853,684.22
Demand certificates
of deposit 74,94
Tlmo certlficotes of
deposit 373,643.22
Certilled checks 3,206.33
Cashier's checks out
standing 220,890,65
United States de
posits 2C8.119.70
Deposits of U. 8. dis
bursing officers 191,070.65- 7,891,919,63
Tolal $7,699,583,02
.oS.tUrt0t.of fl'raska, County of Douglas,
ns,: I, m. Wallace, cashier of tho nhove
named bunk, do solemnly swear that tho
aboyo statement Is truo to tho best of
my knowledge and belief.
en- ., . W.M' WALLACE, Cashlnr.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
6th day of October, 1901.
FRANK BOYD, Notary Public.
Correct Attest;
J. It. MILLARD.
N. W. WELLS,
C. H, BROWN, '
Directors.
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Bids will be received at the office of tho
commissioner of public lands and building t
In Lincoln for the construction and putting
in place of four Iron doors for four vaults
In basement of tho capltol building In Lin
coln, according to specifications on file In
thn ofllce of commissioner of public lands
nnd buildings. All bids to be submitted nn
or before Monday, October II, ut 12 o'clock
noon.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. GEORGE I). FOLLMER,
Commissioner Public Lands and UuUdlnut.
i!3
RANK STATEMENTS.
No. 2773.
..H-p.Port. of ,lle Condition of
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL HANK.
At Om.lha. In the State of Nebraska, at the
Close of Business, September 30. 1901.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts.. $2,305,020 2D
Overdrafts, secured
nnd unsecured 16,S9l (6
V, S. bonds to secure
circulation 150,000 W
i . S. bonds to scclire
U. P. deposits 10).(0) oi
V. S. bonds on hand.. 3.2V") )
Premiums on U. 8.
bonds , 7,770 fO
Slocks, securities, etc. 231,771 77
Hanking house, fur. J.
ture and fixtures.. . W(V W
Due from nation 1
banks (not rcser.-
. agents) ; 137,30 97
Due from state imnka
nnd bankers 45,708 S3
Duu from upproscu
re.crve agents SM.CS4 S3
Checks and other
cash Items 22,150 $1
Exchanges for clear-
ing house 70.S21 65
Notes of other na
tional bnnks ,., S1.J53 9)
I'rnctlonal paper cur
rency, nickels und
cents $03 41
I lawful Money He.
sorve lu Hank, viz.:
Specie 121,790 u)
I-gnl tender notes., IfO.iXX CO
Redemption fund with
U. 8, trensurer (5
per cent of ctrcula
"on) 7,5'a) 00- 1,150,899 62
Tolal $1,1(5,053 :i
,.,., LIABILITIES.
Capital Mock paid In. $ 500,000 (0
Surplus fund loo.OOJ 00
Undivided profits, lest
expenses nnd taxes
paid 2,5,714 31
National bank notes
outstanding 150,000 CO
Due to other national
bunks $ 7S9.4H5 26
Duo to stnto banks
and bankers C9S.7S4 24
Due to trust compa
nies and savings
banks GS.913 79
Individual deposits
subject to check.... 1,19),338 31
Demand certificate
of deposit 12,211 75
Tlmo ccrtlllcatos of
depotlt .. 457.723 81
Certified checks S.S10 95
Cashier's checks out
standing KO.OW 61
United States de
posits 100.0M 00- 3,41,3b 9)
Total $4,19(r;3
State of Nebraska, County of Dougius, us:
I, Luther Drake, cashier of tho nbove
named bank, do solemnly swear that tho
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge nnd better.
LUTHER DRAKE, Cashier.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before mo this
5th day of October, 1901.
, , E. P. HAMILTON.
?pal- , . . Notary Public.
Correct-Attest :
FRANK MURPHY,
HEN B. WOOD.
F. T. HAMILTON.
Directors,
No. 297S. "
Report of tho Condition of tho
t'NITEIl STATES NATIONAL HANK,
At Oninhu, In tho State of Nebraska, at tho
Close of Ruslness, September 30, 1901.
. , RESOURCES.
Loans nnd discounts. $2,584,5(3 ?6
Overdrafts, secured
und unsecured 17,651 34
U. 8, bonds to secure
circulation $ 10),000 00
U. S. bonds to secure
U. 8. deposits 100,0(0 00 200,00)00
Premiums on U 8.
bonds 4.(i00i0
Stocks, securities, etc. 16,257 00
Banking house, furni
ture nnd fixtures.... 9,000 CO
Other real estate
owned 28,734 47
Due from national
bunks (not rcsorvo
agents) 180,361 CO
Due. from stato banks
nnd bnnkers 67,731 SO
Due from approved
reservo agents 416,698 .15
Internal rcvenuo
"mps 137 13
Checks and other
cash Items 1.S1G 41
Exchanges for clear
ing houso 43,068 23
Notes of other nu-
. tlonal banks 20,000 00
I ractlonul puper cur
rency, ulckelc und
cents ii J4
Luwful Money He
servo lu Bunk, viz.:
Specie 248.711 00
I-'gnl tender notes.. ,) 00- 1,074,742 62
Redemption fund with
U. 8. trensurer (5
per cent of ctrcula-
tlon 5.0)0(0
Total
LABILITIES.
Capltnl stock puld In.
Knrnliiu ftina
$3,310,191 19
$ 400,001(0
co.oro 00
Undivided profits, less
expenses and tnxes
paid
Nntlonal bank notes
outstanding
Duo to other national
26,777 29
10),000 CO
I'tnks 8C8.G51 68
Due. to stato banks
, n'"l banker 708,435 18
Individual deposits
subject to check.... 1,097,612 74
Demand certificates
of deposit f 6,158 05
Time certificates of
Certified check 9,85s 95
Cashier's checks out-
etandlng 91,030 91
United States do-
"oslts 100,000 00- 3,353,414 60
Total ................ $340191 83
Stntn of Nebraska. County of Douglas,' ss:
nnmn.i &JJaT ow president of the nbovo
named bank, do solemnly swear that tho
i Subscribed aft LoW
6th day of October, 1901,
(Hral U TAIiMAOK,
CoTrect-Atlest: N,nry Pllbl!u
C. y. HAMILTON,
H. R. GOULD.
EUCLID MARTIN,
Director.
Piny anil Player.
Marian0""" hn" ,,,,,he,, tn acnT0 nf "Maid
company" ' hnvo a pern,a,,ct minstrel
.i,Ti,is81ea,.on, M,ny Jrwl" wl rovlvr, hsr
"u?princ"" t,1,livs' Widow Jones,"
'Sister Mary" and "Madge Smith."
Jerome K. Jerome's "Mlsa Hobbs" has
teen translated Into German und will soon
be produced at Dresden.
Sir Thomaa Llpton. tho owner of Shum
rock, says that he has not sat out a
fl I 1 1 tPA t ltlt IT 4 ,1.. . il. I I .
...v..v iii.iu mrivB umcH in nis lire,
William II Cruno has almost fully rc
Z?nelc'1 tr?.m v ,lad.ly "Pmlned leg, and ho
will open Monday night In "David Jlarum."
Stephen Pllilps' new play for Wlllard
dials with David, while hi piny for Julia
Murlowo Is now said to treat of Alary Mag
dalen rather than Joan of Arc,
Mrs, James A. Heme Is directing the re
hearsals of "Sag Harbor." She was once
an uctress and thoroughly understands her
husband's Ideas us to how the piece should
be presented.
Helen Redmond bus replaced nertha Wal
jlngcr ub thn leading sonruno In tho Now
X?r.k. production of "Florodora." Miss
Walzlnger Joins a road company playing
the same pleco.
"Don Caesar's Return" will not bo Hack
ett's only play thin season. In tho spring
ho und his wife, Mary Mannerlng, will
unito In a special production of "Tho Tam
ing of tho Shrew."
..A,ar,rt.e'son''w.?.0,n,:?y for Maude Adams.
"Quality Street." tells of the llvo of two
maiden Indies who dwell In a small country
town. Tho period Is the early part of ths
r.lueteontti century.
Hronson Howard, the dean of Amerlcun
playwrights, lifter a lengthy sojourn 011
thu continent, visiting Egypt and tho HoU
Lnnd, has arrived In London. Hln health
has Improved during his travels.
Florence Rockwell has been ro-cngaged
as leading lady for Henry Miller, and will
appear In the no-v romantic play, "D'Arcy
of the Guards," which Mr, Miller produced
with great sticcosH In the west last spring
awl which he will use us his principal of
fering this season In tho eastern cities.
Mr. Kyrlo Bcllew has consented to per
sonally direct tho staging of "A Gentle,
man of France." This means much to tho
new play, for Kyrlo Bellew Is a murvol In
this sort of work, and no mnro competent
man ever superintended n production thnn
this talented English actor, who has won
fumo in nil portions of tho civilized world,
This- Hueins to be tho year for comt'dlnnti
to become femulo Impersonators. At Wc
ber & Fields' De Wolf Hopper is Btruttlnrf
about ns tho Countess Zlcka In "Dlplo
macy. "In "Are You 11 Mason?" Leo
Dltrlchstelu Impersonates a coquettish or
ihnn with Infinite tact and verisimilitude.
The latest muscullno victim of petticoat
embellishment is Charles Ross, who will
l luy the queen In "The Bleeping Ueuuty
und the BeaHt,"