THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 20, lf)62.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
D. V. SHOLES & CO.
0 N. T. Life. Tel.. S2.
, BARGAINS.
N-tth and Cass, near new car line. R-
Tom com, good repair, large lot Must
' eell thla week. Bee tie quick.
802 2521 Maple, I rootnn, all modern, twn.
tory house, furnace heat, full lot, good
tree. It haa got to go.
401 Hahscom Mace cottage, room,
atrlclly modern, back piaatered. well
built, large, full lot, barn, In fact, the
beat house for tha money In the addi
tion, $3,600.
ACRES
1) acrea at 47th and V. etrata rlM tn
South Omaha, or Omaha, Uea good, haa
M-i vm house, cost, new, II.TijO; large
"Ftirn. lota of fine maple treea, take yeara
ti grow, aeveral fruit treea. lota of grapea.
man iruii, etc., nut need 4onlng up.
Face eaat and will make a magnificent
country home with right party to put It
In shape It originally waa In. Price re
duced to ItfcO for Immediate sale. We
guarantee nothing like thie in acre prop
erty haa been offered. Liable to be aold
any day, aeveral figuring. Better aea ua
Monday aura. ACTUAL, 8NAF.
LOTS
10x14 oil 84th, near Laird, with all paving
paid, permanent walk, fine location. Re
duced to ttfo.
10x164 on corner S3d and Hamilton, new
car line paases It, aewer In, front
Charles at.; alao cut into business lota
all facing car line. A 8NAP at ll.ono,
10x1) Franklin St., Orchard Hill. BAT,
BUT IT IS CHEAP, 1150.
FARMS
M0 acre, Oage Co., mllea from Wilbur,
fin land, new house, and good fair Im
provement, lying fine, living water In
one SO acrea of pasture, balance flnett
land tn Nebraaka and cheap at $46 par
mere.
- RANCHES
u,w acres, uawes co., Ken., nne living
water, elegant graaa gracing land, with
"0 acrea bottom, cut 400 ton hay, M
inuea fence, none has to come down
Ither, $.120 deeded and moat of the bal
ance under teaae from owner for taxea,
( aeta building, corrals, etc. This 1 a
decided bargain, a we have personally
examinee u. frice, jio.wu.
RE 3C9 20
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
If vou want a 10-room. entirely
modern residence with one lot or
with two. lots, in one of the very
best locations near West Farnam St.,
we have one to offer which we' think
-jf ill interest you. House good as
new and finished in oak. If not sold
soon it wijl not be for sale. . We will
be pleased to have you ask us about
this.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1320 Farnam St
' RE-263-20.
FOR SALE
HOWARD KENNEDY ft SON.
a! Estate, Loans, Rentals and Insurance,
208 Firat Matlonal Bank uuuaing.
Bargains for tha Inveator.
M feet south frontage on Douglaa street
between 13th and 14th streets, covered
by three-story brick building, $42,000.
B feet south frontage on Dodge street
between 14th and 15th atreeta, covered
by tnree-story brick and stone building,
$12,000.
Ihree-etory brick building No. 1204 Farnam
St., (16,000.
Three-story brick building, 66 feet south
frontage on Dodge street, by $8 feet eaat
frontage on 18th street, $20,000.
S3t feet vacant trackage property at 10th
and Clark atreeta. l,000.
Large double) .brick house, Noa, 2707-9
Dodge rtreet, each portion containing 12
Large piece of ground, two modern houses.
iviy-zi hu Mary a avenue, iu,uuu.
Rouble two-story and basement frame
dwellings, Noa. 631, 63S South 26th avenue,
lot 66x112, $6,000.
BARGAINS FOR THE HOMESEEKER.
Fine modern nine-room house. No. 610
South 29th avenue, 75 feet east frontage,
$6,600.
Nine-room modern house. No. 1601 Georgia
avenue, corner lot, $4,100.
Large modern house. No. 1313 Park ave
nue. 100 feet frontaae. good barn. 17. (XX).
Large eaat front houae. No. 216 North 22d
street, modern, barn,. $7,000.
New eight-room houae, modern, aouth
front, .no. Chicago atreet, near ex
tension of Harney atreet car line nov.
bulldlng. $4,600.
Large 12-room modern houae, No. 618
tfoutn ztttn atreet. 76 feet eaat frontage.
p.vva aireer., fo.wv.
HOWARD KENNEDY A DON
Iteal Estate, Loans. Rentals and Insurance,
iwrmi piauonai can nuiioing.
RE W 20
TWO LOTS v
T AT A SNAP;
Two desirable eaat front lota In the finest
residence district between Omaha and
South Omaha. $400.00 each, or $70o.0O for
the two: alao some flna bargains In other
lots and houses. See J, B. PIPER. 203
Kamge Block, Omaha. RE 260 to
BARGAIN; fine ranch of 1,440 acrea, well
Improved, one mile from good R. R. town.
Price, $7.00. II. C. MoKlbben. Lexington,
neo. tihi
A Own Your Home!
Why Pay Rent
The industrial Horns Company of America
opera you tne
Best Plan On Earth
to BUY OR BUILD A HOME. A man Of
inuurL means can secure a nuHK un
der our . plan anywhere In the United
eiaua.. .
The Industrial Home
Company
has copyrighted plana, and Is tha ' '
FRIEND of the HOMELESS.
SEE THE MANAGER and GET FIG.
TIRES, or write him. Send 2-cent atamp
Office '221 Board of Trade Bldg.
.Omaha. R. M. WILDE, Mgr
1 RE
WANT a cattle raneht I have over twenty
for aale In Holt and adjoining counties,
front 33 to 2,400 acrea each. With good
' 'a,er n tmprovementa, at from
f.10 o j par acre. w. T. Howard,
ocnurier,-men. KE
FURNISHED and unfurnished houaes and
iwhrk mr aaie or to rent by the Com
mercta! Bureau of Infnrm.nnn a,,i ?
over 620 Broadway, Council Bluffs, or 426
vmint, Ki Sou
FOR att.R
room house, with norceialn bath m.
furnace, large barn, aouth front lot. naved
street, near street car. Price, $2,0O, all
Several desirable hoiuri In Nw ri.
3ood building lot. eloae In; asphalt caved
miw.k 1-1 .... 1 1 OAA -
Sood south front full lot, 42d and Harney,
J. H. SHERWOOD. 137 N. T. LIFK
RE M352 tl
R. C PETERS it CO.,
Ground Floor Bee Building.
Two houses on On lot, rent for $tf par
month. . if sold this week, $1,100. North
, ' vart of 'city.
fwo of the finest residence lots In the West
Farnam district at the northwest corner
of 19th and Dodge.
Alao two Una lot at northeast corner of
40th and Dodge.
Don't wait until too late, hut call and set
inalde prices. RE-370 W
lWO modern brick housea. nearly new
each nine rooana and laundry; 1d3S and 41
soutn mm Ave., racing park: on tirrr
car une; price, i.inquir ot J. M. Klct
arda. 1U6 ho. jd street. I-Hm
FOR SALBttBAL ESTATE.
BUY ONE OF THESE THIS WEEK
from the
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT.
Fancy hardwood finish and everything
flrst-claea ;larg lot, S-room house, good
barn: on Ikmth list 8L, Just north of
Poppleton. Price, I7.M0.
HOUSE ON NORTH BOULEVARD.
One mile north of poatofflce, near corner
ixin ana uniw; lot, east iront, xiki;
house, 7 rooms; water, gas and eewor.
barn and shade trees. Price, $4,450. City
pay paving taxea.
COTTAGE FOR 1,000.
Two block from car, on South 21st, five
room cottage and 46-foot lot, city water
in nouse. 'terms easy and only $l,wo.
SNAP IN ALFALFA LAND.
Best bargain to be found today In Dawson
county, only 6 miles east of Lexlnalon.
two mllea to sidetrack; entire half-sec-
uon oi tne nest tiatte vauey airaita lana,
Anlv . tn . .. n ......- ..(I Harlr
sandy loam; one-half In cultivation; goad
bulldlnga and fences: can be well Irri
gated. Price, $4,0u0, If taken wthln ten
a ay a.
ALFALFA LAND TRADE.
Near North Platte ,180-aere alfalfa farm;
ona-thtrd In alfalfa; all sub-Irrigated: all
under cultivation and flrat-clasa level al
falfa land; houae, windmill, 16 acrea hog-
fenced. Price, only $4,500; terma, one
third cash, or owner will take Omaha Im
proved property In lieu of cash yayment.
If you are Interested In lands aend for
"ALFALFA FACTS."
We will send you at the aame time our
ALFALFA LAND LIST.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main Floor N. T. L. Bldg.
OMAHA.
RE-368 20
STOCK FARM Combined atock and grain
farm tn Buffalo Co., 600 acres, all fenced
and cross-fenced, a-ood Improvements.
only $7,200, or will trade for Omaha prop
erty or Douglas Co. farm lands. Bemla,
Paxton lllk. kjs 3 20
70 acrea near Benson $ 4,650
80 ceres, near Blair, Improved 4,400
M acrea. 7 mllea West from P. O..
paved atreet, cheap at 7,200
160 acrea rood Clav countv. adjoining
town: 10-room house, barn 8,000
120 acres, 12 miles west 9.0OO
160 acrea, 7 mllea weat 12,800
2S0 acres. Improved, Burt county 12,600
$20 acrea good Sarpy county.. 11,000
til l rtlUrBittl X.
12.250 for t acrea near Miller nark. .
$1,800 for 132x194 feet, northwest corner of
35th avenue and Jones. .
$3,000 for 107x108 feet, northeast corner 15th
and Chicago Sts.
$4,000 for aouthwest corner of 13th and Cass,
lrcxtiK reet. oavinr oaia.
$4,500 for 75x143 feet, "double frontage."
room for s flats, near Z4tn ana bu Mary s
avenue.
$1,0(10 for 6-room house near 17th and Vin
ton, lot toxiio reet.
$1,200 for 2247 Pierce St.
$1,200 for 6-room houae, 4339 Franklin.
$2,000 for 7-room house, 820 Bancroft.
,V, VV ,VI V I UU1U., Illf U Bl IIV. VI.,
$2,700 lor 671 B, zrtn street, lot ooxiaz teet,
6 rooms, paving paid; cheap.
$3,600, West Farnam street. 9-room house,
nam, corner 101.
$3,600 for aouthwest comer of 16th and Cen
ter. 8-room nouse. lot vaxitu.
$8,750 for 8 rooms, modern, Kountse Place.
$4,600 for two 6-room moaern nouses near
26th and Harney street.
$11,000 for row of brick buildings, ground
rental per ywr.
RR 847 !i0
, f.
. BARGAIN tf sold this week, six-room
house, north part city, rieaaonabl terms.
uwner ajoout to leave city.
Owner going Into bualneaa and will sell at
a eacrince, gooa residence properly, rent
ing for $1,675 per annum, located near
Dodge and 26th streets. Investigate this
11 you want a Dargain r -. . ,
dARVIN BROS., ;' " '
1604 Farnam St., Com. Nat. Bank Bldg.
RE-368 20
NEAR FLORENCE 20 acres, covered with
fruit, well Improved, 4 horses, 4 head of
cattle, nogs, wagon, Duggies, narness,
cultivator, plows, etc., $4,500. Bemls,
raxion bik. ntt-w 20
: I 1 I
BARGAIN.
8-room modern house, southeast
corner Georgia and Woolworth avenues.
oak finish, full cemented basement.
If sold before August t $4,100.
HARRISON MORTON.
913 N. X. Life. Tel. 314.
RE-101 0
IF YOU want one of the nicest 8-room
homes in Han scorn Place I will give you
a bargain. Owner left city. Must sell.
J. H. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. Bids.
x RE M15
SEE PAYNE. BOSTWICK CO. for ohoic
bargains, toi N. X. Ufe Bldg. Tel. 1016.
RE 347
UII 1 I AMQON CHARLES E.. 1203
rarnam strset.
RE 343
HOUSES, lots, farm, ranches, loana; also
nre insurance, itemis paxton block.
RE 3(4
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre property ana iarmaianaa.. rue o. .
ajuvi . nuura wm, oca ouuuing.
RE-84S
A MONTHLY payment bargain In 8-room
bouse. U. M. isattinger. rnon 463.
BE M536
GEORGE O. WALLACE, real estate, mort
gage, rentals, insurance. Brown block
RE 3 S3
RANCH and farm lands for sals bv th
union fHCino nauroaa company, b. a.
McAlleater, land commissioner. Union Pa
etna Headquarters, umana, neb. -
. RE-144
WHY PAY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME!
Bee the Industrial Home Company of
America. Beat plan on earth! Ofnce 221
Board or Trade bldg., Omaha. R. M.
Wilde, manager. KE MZ37 A18
40 ACRES 3 miles north of Florence; 24
to 3 acrea in oerrtea; v apple' trees. 75
plum trees; walnut and oak grove: fine
pasture; can all be cultivated; nearly
new (-room nouse. mce, io.uaj.
20-aere tract north of Florence, rang.
In In Drlce from $60 to $60 per acre: un
improved. Tha Byron Reed Co., 212 8.
14th at. kg 261 21
NEW HOUSE 7 rooms, good well, clatern
and barn, z tun lots, fixed for chicken
raising, price $1,160: part cash, balance
easy. Bemis. raxion ma. ke zss 20
FOR RENT HOI'S EB.
VANS and baggage wagons.
Tel. 1195.
D 2&I
nUUOCOF. Davis Co., 508 Bee Bldg.
TO uuvs rtgnt get umana van storage
to. , orace ittUVt t arnam, or Teu. i639-s3.
U8t
SEE PAYNE, BOSTWfCK CO. for choice.
" 1 1 '
houses. 601-1 ti. 1. ute BWg. Tel. low.
D IS
MAGGARD Vaa 4s Storage Co.
Teh 14P6.
D-447
WE have a large list of houses and
flats for rent Call and get list
R. C PETERS & CO.,
Ground Floor, Bee Bldg.
D 363 10
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wead, 1634 Dsugls.
D 283
HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt. Barker block.
1 l : .
FOR RENT, larat S-room house, city writer.
$16.00. ti''l Blondo. The Omaha Realty
Co., uui uougias 01. Vbl
GOOD modem t-room house.
2601 Blondo.
D M317
HOUSES, stores. Bemis,
Paxton block.
D-381
HOUSES Boyer. $24 and Cumins. Tel. tots.
MODERN house, t rooms, 179 Jackson at.
Wheeler at Wheeler, Douglas and 16th at.
1 i. u. d-hm
UNEQUALLED, central, all
anodern. 7-
room houae, 4-roow. flat
it.
Tlserd. Ktl N. I
BO.
D-MO
FOR REKIT HOISES.
S-ROOM, all modern house, 2207 Sherman
ave , a tine one, tTIM
T-room. all modern, l'l N. 29th at., another
nne ona, J.ou. u. ti. Turxingion. w nee.
1S11 N. 28TH ST.. 7 rooma, bath, gas, barn;
rent ta. Wm. K. Potter, receiver, umana
Joan and Trust Co., so Brown diock.
uvjv
3123 CHARLES, four-room cottage; rent
Lu. wm. K. potter, receiver, umana
,oan and Trust Co., SOS Brown block.
WE ARE building an attractive 8-r6om
Colonial house on cor. Burt and 39th sts.
It will be ready for occupancy Sept. 1.
Do you want It?
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Ground Floor, Bee Bldg.
D 364 20
ELEGANT modern 8-room house, 203 8o.
26th St. Inquire at 2117 Jones St.
E an
HOUSES, Boyer, 22d and Cuming. Tel. 204.
2107 SPENCER ST., 10-room houae with.
gaa, bath, furnace and barn; nice loca
tion; rent $30. Wm. K. Potter, receiver,
Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 303 Brown
block. D-832
MODERN, 8-room cottage,, hhif block eaat
Manacom para.- inquire ion r trnira.
U MliV
FOR RENT, new modern 6-room cottage.
120; near Farnam at. car line. The o. f.
Davla Co., 608 Bee bldg. D Mlftt 22
FOR RENT, excellent six-room cottage, 2d
and California streets, in gooa repair
Choice neighborhood; $22, Including water
rent. Inquire at 607 N. 19th street or 507
N. Y. Life Bldg. uiv
2403 POPPLETON AVE.. 9 rooms, all mod
ern, barn, large yard, $30.
2S21 Davenport St., 6 rooma, modern, $22.50.
MODERN 7-room flat.
H.
B. Graham, 24th
DM208
and Farnam.
FOR RENT, In Dundee, a new modern 7-
room cottage, t. u. waiiace, ii rown
block. Ltzvs 11
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember it umy takes au extra stroke or
two of tne pen to mention tne iact uii
you saw the ad In Tha Bee.
f24 N. 42D ST., 7 rooms, all modern $20.00
4013 Seward Ft., 7 rooms, all modern,
newly repaired, barn, only zu.w
1769 Webster, 6 rooms, all modern, ele
gant- zo.w
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., '
Tel. 178L Main Floor N. Y. L. Bldg.
D
HOUSES! HOUSES! HOUSE8!
8041 8. 18th Ave., -r., city water, only.$ 6.00
1512 N. 17th St.. 3-r., city water, close In 6.U0
3306 California St.. 3-r.. V block from
new Harney car n.w
1S22 Canton St.. cosy 4-r. cottage 7.60
Nice cool flat, close in l&.uo
2123 Nicholas St., 6-r., close In 13.00
3114 N. 24th St., 6-r., city water, gas.... 14.00
2783 S. 9th St., 6-r city water 6.60
1314 S. 29th Ave.. 8-r.. fine. new. all
modern 37.60
1722 N. 27th St.. 10-r.. all modern, two
famines zuuu
211 N. 22d. 10-r.. close to High school.
all modern 35.00
Ell 8. 2athAve.. 10-r.. all modern, walk
ing distance zo.ou
PAYNE, BOSTW1CK & CO.
612 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone 1016.
D-449 20
FOR RENT, In Bellevue, for the month of
August an eifl-nt-room cotiasre. Damv fur
nished. For further Information Apply to
Harriet o. taaay, aeuevue, is en.
D 308 20
10-ROOM modern house, large yard, shade
trees. , cistern, iza Burt at. inquire ill
li. 23d. u aof w
FURNITURE for sale, house for rent. Call
mornings. 2016 Douglas Bt. V 346
FURNISHED and unfurnished houaes and
rooma for sale or to rent by the Com
mercial Bureau of Information, suite 7,
over 620 Broadway, Council Bluffs, or 42o
Paxton block, umana. vin a
FOR RENT.
10-room nearly modern house on Capitol
ave.. west of High school, xjo.
8-room modern house, with nice lawn and
shade at 3008 Mason St.. $30.
S-room flat In Davidge building, $35.
a . a 1 1 . V. . t,:
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
JJ ill M
FURNISHED HOUSE, all modern, nicely
furnished, lor two montns, very cneap.
J. H. Sherwood, 837 . x. ure. pnone
4S8. D-M351 21
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C.
VAN SANT'8 school. 717 N.
Y. Life.
363
BOYLES college, court reporter principal,
N. x. L,lf.
NEB. Business A Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater. aoa
LoyT.
GOLD cuff button with red set Return to
Bee office. L,ost tys
PLUMBING.
D. W. DUDGEON, 2910 Farnam. Tel. 1966.
lit A
DAMAGE,
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans
cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and
dead animal at reaucea price, tui in. in.
Tel. 177K. a
LfFB INSUalANVB POLICIES.
BOUGHT for cash or loaned on at low
ratea. Wm. O. Bartholomew, Broker. 200
Omaha Mat. Bank Bldg. MB so
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repair
ing promptly attended to. J, 4. ucnutree,
win ana mu aireeu. iv
i
CB CREAM SODA.
SARATOGA Ice cream aoda, one price
6c; one quality, the best. 8. W. cor. 24th
Ames ave. 218 A14
PUR DRESSING.
O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8. 13th.
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th.
!M6
FLORIST.
L. HENDERSON. 1519 Farnam. TeL 1263.
Bend for price list, cut flower and planta.
M3W
1
PATENTS.
PATENTS 8ues A Co., Bee Bldg., Omaha
no lee unless -successful; advice rree.
' 881 Sept 18
PAWNBROKER.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; an ousiness connaenuai. uoi uougiaa
1 3S
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. JulU Vaughn. 430 Rang Bldg.
LAWN MOWERS.
Sharpened, repaired. L I. Wka., 140$ Howard.
M 374
AUTOMOBILES.
ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES.
Dartght'a,
1119 Farnam atreet.
JDS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
GRAND Electric Co.. 14 Jackson. TeL 2844.
JINK.
ALPIRN buy all kinds of acrap Iron and
neiaia. sm vougias au tel. tHui
PROPERTIES MANAGED.
W. FARNAM SMITH
& CO. .
Manage Estates and Other Properties
Act as
RECEIVER, EXECUTOR,
GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE
for
CORPORATIONS, FIRMS,
INDIVIDUALS
and fiscal agents of
CORPORATIONS
1320 Farnam St.
TeL 1064.
AJtJtOVKCEMEJITa.
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele
phone 2190. all South Thirteenth atreet.
MiT?
TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE.
TWIN CITT EXP. 'Phone 1717.
tot s. nth.
am
L. M. E. haula trunk. Tel. 780. MS54
POLICIES PIRCHAIED.
INSURANCE policies, old-line companlea,
purchased. Loans on policies. Call on or
writ The Putnam Co., $04-1 N. Y. Llle
Bldg., Omaha, Nab.
BRASS FOUNDRY.
BRASS and aluminum caattng, nickel plat
ing ana nnisning. specialty Mig. to., u
is. Main bl, council tsiuns.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
STILLMAN ft PRICE. $3 U. S. N'l Bk. Bid.
si
NEB. Collection Co., 306 N. Y. Life Bldg.
BANK STATEMENTS.
No. 2778. '
Rtport of the conamon 01
THE Mb... CHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
At Omaha, In the State of Nebraska, at
the Close or Business, juiy 10,
BB'nniinr'trR
Loans and discounts. $2,(18,9'4 70
Overdrafta, secured . . ...
and unsecured s
U. 8. bonds to secure ......
c rculatlon no.tww uu
TT a KnnHa rnr
U. 8. deDOSltS l'PU.WV W
Stocks, securities, etc. 231,719 27
ture and nxtures....
Due from national
banks (not reserve
.gents) $ 13B,778
Due from state
banks and bankers. 43,346 w
Due from approved
reserve agenta 476,so so
Checka and other
cash Ite is 11,996 46
Exchanges for clear
ing house . 76,466 60
Notes of other na
tional banks 26,7o w
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels ana
cents 477 6$
Lawful Money Re
serve In Bank, vis.:
Specie
Legal tender notes..
132.485 00
265,000 00- 1,156,195 12
Redemption fund with
U. B. treasurer (6
ner cent of circula
tion) 1,600 60
Total
LIABILITIES.
$4,267,973 84
t $'0,000 00
100,000 00
M.88 7
(0,030 00
Capital stock paid In.
Kurnius Tuno
Undivided profits, less
expenses ana taxes , ..
paid .-
National bank notes
outstanding:
Due to other ng- - ,
tional banka $ 673,305 73
Due to state banks
and bankers 664,531 os
Due to trust com-
panles and savings
na
anka
28,810 63
Individual . denoslu
subject to check.... 1.478.294 80
Demand certificates
of deposit
11.863 10
626,133 84
$.662 78
107,078 IS
Time certificates of
deposit
Certified checks
Cashier's checks out
standing
United States de
posits
Total
100,000 00 3.596,587 08
$4,267,973 84
State of Nebraska. County of Douglaa. ss
1, tiUtner uraxe, caanier 01 tne aoova
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is - true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
liUTHEn DRAKE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July, 1902.
JT. f. HAMIUON,
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
FRANK MURPHY.
BEN B. WOOD,
FRANK T. HAMILTON.
Directors.
NO. 297$.
Report of th Condition of the -
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK,
At Omaha, In the State of Nebraska, at
tne Close or Business, July 16, 1902:
Loans and discounts.
Overdrafts, secured
$2,793,926 14
S0.91S SO
' 50000 00
100,000 00
t.eoo to
3,tu6 14
100 00
7.000 00
and unsecured
U. S. bonds to secure
olrculatlon
U. B. bonds to secure
U. 8. deposits
Premiums on U. S.
bonds
Stocks, securities, etc.
Backing houae, furni
ture and fixtures....
Other real estate
owned
Du from national
banka (not reaerve
acents) t
104.711 07
69.245 93
(07.73$ 96
138 $S
6,128 $1
(4,323 21
10,000 00
21 4$
Due from state banks
and bankers
Du from spproved
reserve agents
Internet revenue
stamps
Checks and other
cash Item
Exchanges for clear
ing house
t
Notea of other na
tional banka
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickel and
cant
Lawful Money Re
aerve In Bank, vis.:
Specie
Legal tender notea..
247.267 00
110.000 00- 1,199.967 SO
Redemption fund with
V. B. treaurer (6
per cent of circula
tion) !.S0 00
Total
LIABILITIES.
$4,196,017 $8
Capital stock paid In.
Surplus fund
Undivided profit, leas
t 400.roo on
80,000 00
$0,217 20
expenses ana taxes
paid :
National bank notes
outstanding
Due to other na
tional banka $ $27,254 00
Due to state banks
and bankers 162.64 74
Individual deposits
subject to check ... 1.67S.9M 33
10,000 00
Demand certificates
of deposit
Time certificates of
deposit
Certified checks
Cashier's checka out-
atandlng
United States de.
posits 1
70.164 $4
46.4,-0 $4
$.0f &$
$8.2164
100,000 00- 8.634.770 13
Total M5.017 88
State or jMeorasxa county or Douglas, as:
I. V. B. Caldwell, cashier of the above
named lank, do solemnly swear that the
above e'atement la true to the best of
my knowledge and belief
V. B. CALDWELL. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
itn aay or juiy, ioi.
L M. TALMAGE.
(Seal.) , Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
EUCLID MARTIN,
' M. T. BARLOW.
. B. 8. CALDWELL.
' Directors.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concrrn Notice Is here
y given that the Hoard of Commissioners
f Hook county. Nebraska, will, on the
lKlh day of August, W2, and until noon of
that day, receive bids at Bassett, Nebraska,
for the construction of a Bridge crossing
the Nlobra.a river at a point on or near
the half-section line dividing section $.
north and south, In township 32, rnnge 19.
which bridge shall be ot the following gen
eral character:
Of sufficient leneth to span eaid river
from bank to bank, Including Island, and
about 4K feet; pile and stringer, under
truss, wood bridge; white oak piling, a
feet. 12 inches at butt and driven at least
24 feet Into the ground; bents 86 feet apart,
4 piles to the bent: benta protected by
piling Ice breaks, with railroad Iron protec
tion, ana Denia or pnea unacr same pro
tected by two-Inch white oak plank: string
ers of Oregon fir, 4x11 Inches, laid 16 Inches
from center to center; 14-foot roadway,
two and one-half-inch white oak plank;
trusses not less than one Inch in diameter,
4 truss rods to each span; railing 3 feet
nign, substantial, nara pine, caps on puea
white oak, 12xl; bridge to be 6 feet above
low water mark, and to be painted. 1 All
material to be first-class of kind named.
Plana and specifications In county clerk's
office.
AU bids must be accompanied by plans
and BDeclftcatlona and also bond a re
quired by law, and no bid will bo considered
unless accompanied by bona.
Right reserved to reject any r ail Ditie.
By order of the Board of Commissioners
Of Rock county. Dated July 8, 1902.
U. A. HILOBUKO, county riem.
July 18d30t-M
BIDS FOR STEAM, HEATINO PLANT.
Sealed bids will be received for Installing
a steam heating plant In the public school
building at Kemmerer, Wyoming, s per
plans and specincationa, wnicn may ce
aeen upon application to umana national
bank, Omaha.
Bids win close juiy zi, isnz. bids to oe
forwarded to tile undersigned. The suc
cessful bidder will be required to furnish
bond. Work must be completed by Sep
tember 15, 1902. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
( HANH. jhaijUimi;, secretary.
Frontier, Wyoming.
J18d7t-M
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing under the name
and style of Drake, Wilson & William,
n-anufacturers ot boilers, stacka, lard and
water tanka and breeching, located at 19th
aid Pierce streets, Omaha, Nebraska, Is
hereby dissolved.
The business will be continued at the
same place under their successors, doing
bualneaa as an Incorporation under the
name of the Wilson Steam Boiler company
tincorporateoi.
UKAKrj, WlUbUn fc WILLIAMS,
July 19, 1902. Jy-20-lt
IAILWAY TIME I'AHO,
' 1 .
UNION STATION-IOTH AND SI ARC Y.
Chicago, Reek Isiagjd Pacific.
Leave. Arrive,
EAST.
Chicago Daylight Lim
ited a 6:oo am a 6:45 am
Chicago Daylight a 1:00 am a 9:36 pm
Chicago Express. ...,....bll:ls am a 6:06 pm
De iloine Local a t:w pm bll:bOam
Chicago Fust Express.. .a 6:03 pm a 1:26 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lim
ited a 6:60 am a 4:66 am
Lincoln, Colo. Springs,
Denver. Pueblo and
Weat . a 1:80 pm a 6:43 pm
Colo., Texas, CaL &.
Oklahoma Flyer a 5:20 pm aU:40 pm
Union Faolaa.
Overland Limited a 9:40 am a 7:30 pm
ast Man
California Express
Pacific Express....
Eastern Express....
Atlantio Express....
Colorado Special...
Chicago Special....
Lincoln, Lea trie
a 8:60 am a 3:25 pm
..all:30 pm
a 4:33 pm
a 7:30 am
7:10 am
3:40 am
and
Wabaak.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Ca.inon Ball"
Express v. a 6:65 pm a 8:20 am
Bt. louis Local, council ,
Bluffs a 9:15 am al0:30 pm
Stromsburg Ex b 4:06 pm bl2:60 pm
Grand Island Local b 6:30 pm b 9:36 pm
Chicago at Northwestern.
"The Northwestern Line."
Fast Chicago..
...a 3 40 am
Mall
Local Sioux City....
Daylight St. Paul...
Daylight Chicago...
Local Chicago
Local Carroll
Fast Chicago
Limited Chicago
Fast St. Paul
Fast Mall
Local Uloux City ..
Illinois Central.
...a 8:00 pm
...a 6:10 am 3:60 pm
...a : n. w:2o pm
...a 8:00 am all:20 tm
...al0:66 am a 5:30 Dm
...a 3:65 pm al0:00 am
...a :oi pm a 4:06 pm
...a 7:4a pm a 9:20 am
...a 7:65 Dm a 8:60 am
... a 2:40 pm
...b 1:55 pm b 10:00 am
Chicago Express
.a 7:20 am a 6:10 pm
Chlcaan. Mfnneanolla dc
St. Paul Limited a 7:60 pm a 8:0S am
Minneapolis 6 St. Paul
Expreas b 7:20 am bl0:38 pm
Chicago Express al0:35 pm
Mlasoarl Pacific
St. Louis Express a 10:00 am a 6:25 pm
K. C. A St L. Ex alo:60 pm a 6:15 am
Chicago, Mllwiakee fc St. Paal
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8.05 am
Chicago umana Jx..t 7:40 am o 8:40 pm
WEBSTER DEPOT IStH Jk WEBSTER
Fremont. EJkhorn A Mlaaenrl
Valley.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Hot springs a i:w pm a swo era
Wvomlnc. Casner and
Douglas d 1:00 pm a SAO pm
Hastings, x or, lhvw
city. HUDerior. ucneva.
Exeter and Seward.... b $:00 pm b 6:00 Dm
Norfolk. Lincoln and
Fremont b 7:30 am blOS am
rFremont Local o 7ao am
Chlcaao, St. FanI, Minneapolis Jk
Omaha.
Twin City Paasenger....a 6:80 am a 9:00 Dm
Bloux city raaaenger...a i:uu pm aii:zo am
Emerson Local o a:w pm 0 8:46 am
Missouri Pacific.
Nebraska Local, via
Weeping water o 4:10 pm alO:2S am
BURLINGTON STATION IOTH MASON
Borllagten A Mleeonrl River.
Leave. Arrive.
Wvmore. Beatrice and
Lincoln a s:to am bll:6S am
Nebraaka Expreas a 6:40 am a 7:46 pm
Denver Limited a 4:26 pm a 6:46 at
Black Hins ana fugel
Bound fexprese u:iu pm . a 3:10 Dm
Colorado Vestlbulea
lyer a 1:10 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 8:10 pm a 9:17 am
Fort Crook and Platta-
mouth b 8:20 pm bll:06 am
Rellevnue A Pacific Jet. a 7:60 Dm a 8:27 am
Bellevue A Pacific Jet.. a 8:00 am 1
Kanaaa City. St. Joseph at Council
Blefte.
Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 9:20 am a 6:06 pm
St. Loula Flyer a 6:10 pm all: IS am
Kanaaa City Night Ex.. aiu:a0 pm a ;le am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, e Sun
day only, o Daily except Saturday, e Dally
exjpepi a&unuajr.
tnicagr, uuriiagioa ct aiBcy.
Leave.- Arrive.
Chicago Special 7:00 am a 4:'6 pm
Chlcaao Veatibuled Ex. a 4:oo pm a 7:30 am
Chicago Local a 9:30 am all:00 pm
UMcago Limitea a :u pm a 7:w am
Fast Mall a 2:45 pm
STKAMHO IT .
Summer Tours on Lako Michigan.
"Vh,, manitou
tor sr rrloiololTly, three ulllps
Mc. wK for Praakrort. Ckrlvlx, M.r.r
rt. Bay flaw, f-to-kar, Maoklaaa lalaaa, ooa
awAtai tar MaSaia aa4 ail Kaal Palate.
LEAVtSj CHICAGO At FOLLOWS!
TsmSb. Thure. tia.m. .a.dp.aa.
MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO.,
OFFICE . DOCKS, lass en N. Wat Its.. Chicas.
ANCHOa Ukav-C- a. aVAILr-STtAJlXAS
kail 'a tagulariy hatwaa
PIW TORK. LOKDONDKRaY OLAaOOW(
NBW YORK. OlBKALTaa NAPUtg.
Seprlar aoeamnaoaatlooa. gaoallant Calais, Brers
rasa tor lb comfort et eaarausais alualoualy ana.
Ildarad aw practloao.
BUifla r Round Trip tl carta latua art vara Nre
Tark aa4 aootch. Br,llak. Irian aaS all PrUalaal
CeatlaanU! paints at atUastlvr rat aa. Par Itcaals
r auml laforouitloia it.pl r to HSNUKBejM BAU..
taloaaa. ar aor I.OOL AOST.
t)eputy State Veterinarian (
Food Inspector.
II. L. RAMACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITT VETERINARIAN.
Offioe and Infirmary, ath and Mason Sta,
Omaha, Neb. Telephone $30.
WOMAN MANAGES AIRSHIP
Mrs. Stanley 8pencer Makes au Asceasion
and Lands Without Mishap.
CUTS SEVERAL CIRCLES IN UPPER MR
First Woman on Record to Mike the
Effort Unaided and hc Handles
' the Machine Like a
Veteran.
(Copyright 1902, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, July 19. (New Tork World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) Mrs. Stanley
Spencer, the handsome, vivacious, plucky
16-year-old wife of the intrepid aeronaut
and the first woman to successfully navigate
an airship gave the World correspondent
this account ot her experiences In this
unique situation at the Crystal Pilace: "I
was entirely confident I should have no
troubla In maklrg an ascent and persuaded
my husband to allow me to do so. Everything
being ready, I stepped into the car and
pressed the button which started the elec
tric motor. I have frequently made balloon
ascents with my husband, but the sensa
tion ot having the entire management of
an airship was extremely thrilling. '
"The craft Instantly responded to each
movement of the rudder. I ran up to a
height of 250 feet and when I made the first
turn the ship came about instantly and I
could hear the wild cheering of the specta
tors below.
"I made a complete detour above the
grounds. I must confess that I felt a mad
desire to continue the journey, and circle
the towers ot the palace, but, remembering
my husband's Instructions, I relinquished
the idea. After guiding the airship about
and describing a series of figure eights I
descended In a perfectly easy and safe man
ner.
"I was tn the air exactly thirty minutes.
The airship employed was similar to
Santos-Dumont's, but on a much smaller
scale and the propeller was placed In front.
where It acts as trajector, the compact of
air preventing oscillation and rendering the
canvaa rudder more capable of control. -
'The motor Is a Sirams three and a half-
horse power and the propeller represents
$125,000 spent by Hiram Maxim In expert
ments. The fuel Is petroleum. To prevent
repetition of the Severo accident It flows
along a metal pipe enclosed In a water
Jacket and the exhaust terminates in a
Davy safety lamp, rendering an explosion
Impossible.
'Sailing an airship under favorable condi
tions Is 'the most delightful sensation im
aginable. Once experienced one would risk
anything to Indulge It. I am firmly con
vinced that In a few years It will be as
common as motoring."
TALK IN THEATRICAL WORLD
Playwright and Players tn Paris on
Vacations and Planning; for
Coming Season,
(Copyright 1902, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, July 19.--(New York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) Jane Hading
Is trying to arrange an American tour fur
next winter, playing "Napoleon."
Coqueljn has secured Mme. Blenstock'a
version of "Ivan the Terrible," which, la
said to be superior to anything Rostand
ever did. The American rights hive been
bought, It Is said, for Dodson, whom Klaw
ft Erlanger are going to atar.
Clyde Fitch, who now Is under his moth
er'a care, writes that ha la getting better
and aa soon as he Is a little stronger he
will coma to Versailles, where he will
be the guest of Elizabeth Marbnry and El
ele DeWolfe until the middle of Septem
ber. Then all will return to America.
Viscountess de Tredern, who Is' well
known in New York society, will produce
Chalbrler's opera, "Gwendoline," herself
taking tha leading part.
Richard Mansfield Is reported to have
been so enchanted with Octave Mirabeau'a
new drama, "Business Is Business," which
la to be produced at the Comedle Francaise
In November, that he Is coming here from
London to meet Mlrabeau, having decided
to postpone his retirement In order to pro
duce the piece.'
Amelia Bingham has definitely 4eclded
to appear In "Mme. Flirt," which' tilled
the whole of last season at the "Athenee
Maud Adama haa arrived In Paris from
Switzerland. After five shopping daya hero
she will return to the Touralne district to
visit hlstorlo castlca. She will spend her
vacation at the same convent where ahe
aought rest last summer.
Him. Pilar Morln haa algned two engage
ments, completely taking up her next sea
son. She will appear In private-Society en
tertainments in London until January,
when she will play here In a new panto
mime. In March and In June she will play
tha title role In Eugene Moran'a new com
edy. She aay she will not return to the
United States for several yeara.
Calve la entertaining a large party of
American friends at her mountain estate
In Aveyron.
Sarah Bernhadt lately passed ' through
her on her way from London to Bene isie
her wild ocean retreat upon the rocka nt
which aha once was shipwrecked and where
ah haa been going every summer since.
Tvette Gullbert hotly denies the asser
tion published In America that her new
novel la a satire upon Sarah Bernhardt,
who haa always been her dear friend.
Margaret . Ayer, whose mezzo soprano
voice V.a been the wonder of tha past aea
son, U confronted with the prospect of a
lawsuit with the (management M th Na
tional Opera Oomlque. It seems that she
agreed to sing there the' next two winters,
but her mother,' Harriet Hubbard Ayer,
oblectlnc vigorously, the young woman
finally refused to sign a contract. Man
ager Carre now argues that an oral agree
ment Is binding. Margaret Intends to re
turn home next month. She sang lately
at parties given by Mrs. Btuyvesant Fish
Mrs. Harry Lehr and Mrs. Astor, wno now
Invite the marvelous singer to join them
at Newport.
7
EARTHQUAKE IN TRINIDAD
Shock ia Be Severe that People ot
Island ' Are In State of
Conaternatlon.
NEW YORK, July 19. A dispatch hss
been received here from St. Vincent, cables
a port pf Spain, Trinidad,, correspondent.
stating that the Island la In conaternatlon
over a serlea of violent earthquake ehocks.
Tha tremblings began Thursday morning
and wera so severs that all tha bualness
houses ot Kingston were deserted.
Many building were badly cracked by the
shaking of tha ground . and further newa
from th Island Is anxiously awaited.
KINGSTON, St. Vincent. Friday, July 1$.
STEAMBOATS.
HOLUND-AI'ERICA LINE
New York-Kotterdnm. via. Houloina. S. U.
New Twin-screw a s. ot 18,000 ton rogUtsr
Twin.Scraw l( . . . J .
Steamer
HUUIUdill July 20.10AM
Stadendam Aug.. 10 A. M.
Twin-Screw
feleauier
Twin-So rew
Steamer
Apply to
Potsdam Aw"ia.m.
Harry Moores, 1(101 Farnam
street; J. S. McNallv, li&i Farnam street;
H. S. Jones, iuui Farnam street; Louis
iseese, jam national Bank, umana.
-SeversI shocks of earthquake were ex.-
perleoced .her yesterday. There was a 1
terrific one nt 9 45 In the morning. It
wss accompanied by a hoed, tumbling, ex
plosive sound like thunder. Furniture -
waa set In motion everywhere; bottles and
crockery were thrown from shelves In shops
and aeveral buildings were damaged. There
was no loss of lit, but a great panto pre
vailed. The most sever shock lasted only
ten seconds.
These shocks were probably caused by
subterranean gas or steam explosions. A
few days ago It was reported that the sad
dle between the two craters of the
Soufrlere volcano had collapsed, result
ing in the fall of thousands ot cublo feet
of sand and scoria rock Into the funnel.
thus blocking the throat of tha crater and
It Is now claimed that the gaa and steam,
falling to find an outlet by the throat or
funnel, caused Internal explosions and In- ,
tense concussions.
CONTRACTS FOR BIG CABLE
London Concern to Maaafaetnre ana
Lay Line from Honolulu
to Manila.
LONDON, July 19. The Commercial Fa
clflc Cable company slgued'a contract with
the Telephone Contraction company la
London this week for the manufacture and
laying of Its cable from Honolulu to Maclla,
touching at Guam. The construction com
pany guaranteed to complete the cable by
June, 1003, If furnished with the necessary
soundings. In the event that those cannot
be furnished the company agrees to finish
the cable laying within such time there
after as la necessary to take tha sound
ings. - 1
Having two ateamors capable of carry
ing 65,000 miles of cables, ths company la
able to complete within a year work wLich
will take the other contractors two to do.
The steamer Sllvertown, at Woolwich, Is
now loading the Ssn Francis jo-Honolulu
cable. 2,400 miles and Is expecting to tall
for 6an Francisco in August. Eighteen
hundred miles ot this aectton have idready
been manufactured and are belog taken
on board Sllvertown.
MAY FAIL TO SEE EMPEROR
Olympian Games Delegates Will Proa-
ably Miss Andlenee te Wil
liam In Berlin,
BERLIN, July 19. It Is now considered
doubtful whether Emperor William will
have a convenient opportunity to receive
the Olympian games dslegates, John B.
Payne, Laverne W. Noyes and Henry ' J.
Furber, jr., of Chicago, who arrived here
July 16. Hla majesty's present plaaa are
to keep away from Berlin for a month.
The delegates' time here is limited, as
they have to go to Paris.
They have reoelved nothing but pleaaant
aasurancea unofficially from thos who may
later officially aend a German representa
tion. The delegates would find their work
greatly simplified should congress author
ize tha president to recognise tha game.
. Garnor and Greene Arguments.
QUEBEC, July 19. Judging from the
present appearance argument on tha motion
to quash tha write of habeas corpus In tha
Gaynor-Greens case will not be concluded.
today. Mr. Stuart opened the proceeding
this morning on behalf of the prosecution,
being followed by Senator Dandurand, who
addressed the court in French, both quoting
numerous authorities in support ot their
motions. Messrs. Taschereau, Oervals and
Tessler are to speak and Mr. McMastar will
close the argument
Leopold Vtalta Edward. -
LONDON, July 19. King Leopold ot Bel-
glum, whose yacht Alberta la lying In tha
Solent, visited King Edward today on board
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert and
atayed half an hour with him. The latter's
condition continue to be all that could bo
desired.
VAULT BOXES ARE EMPTY
Chicago Safety Deposit Vaults, tana
posed to Contain Thousands.
Are Rifled.
CHICAGO, 'Yuly 19. Mystery surrounda
the reported disappearance of $22,183 tn.
cash and two certified checks of $800 he
longing to three prominent bookmakers ot
the Washington park racetrack from tha
night vaults of the Masonla . Temple
Safety Deposit company. Tha losses that
were reported today are:
George Rose, $13,389; K. N. Murphy.
$6,780, and 8 Sturgeon. $2,094.
Last night after tha and of the racing
at tha Washington psrk track tha thra
bookmakera In company deposited their
money In the night vaults. Today when
the men came to secure their money the
box's were empty. Tha varnish was
acratched from the boxea In places aa If .
they had been tampered with. Tha men
all bad separate keys, aa . did tha watch-.
man. Other losses have been reported, hut
the management of the deposit company
believes, no robbery has taken place. The
police are working on the case.
Later In tha day heavy loaaea were re
ported by persons which msda tha aggregate
loea reach $36,000. Two bookmakera reportad
losses ss follows:
Harry lAudcmann, $7,600; "Doo" Ralney,
$8,000. Shannon brothers and "Bad"
White are said to hava heavy depoatta and
only empty boxes. George Rose, la addi
tion to hla cash, aatd he lost $$,000 ia cer
tificates of deposit. '
MINE CHANGES OWNERSHIP
Total Consideration fo Mlehlnan
Iron Property it Over Three
Million Dollars.
MARQUETTE, Mich.. July It. It Is of
ficially announced that tha Cleveland
Cliffa Iron company haa purchased the
leaae held by the Itasca Mining company
on 160 acrea ot land adjoining the Hawkins
mill a ou iu, rnivra ivanu. r,Df.
The consideration was $500,000 cash and
7 cent per ton for all ore now shown up
(about 6,000,000 tons) and all that la yet
to be found. .
Th lease provides for th payment to
the tee holder of a royalty ot 20 enta
per .ton on all ore mined, which makes tha
total considerably over $3,060,000, it being
estimated that tha tract contalna fully 19,
000,000 tona of ore.
TO OUST CLEVELAND COUNCIL
Attorney General Sheet Begins Que
Warranto Proceeding In
District Court.
CLEVELAND. July 19. Attorney Con
ors! tsneeta began quo-warranto proceed
ings In the circuit court today to oust the
Cleveland city council and demanding that
the members of that body show by what
right they hold offlc.
Judgo Caldwell ot tho elrcu.lt court
granted aa order restraining tho eounell
from granting further franchisee or special
privileges until tha case 1a heard asd de
cided.
Attorney Oeneral Sheets boida that In
asmuch aa tha federal plan ef municipal
government has been declared unconstitu
tional by the supreme court, tha cits' aoua-.
ell la aa Illegal body.