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    THE OMAHA EaTLTT IlEE: SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1003.
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FOR BALE REAL ESTATE.
D. V. bHOLES CO.
SPECIALS.
$4fA 4 roomt, lot 70x132, Snh and Sprague.
SNAP.
tl,'KV 6 room, neat, food repair, 3Sth, near
Frnnklln school, lot (0x60, or 60x120 (or
ll.airi; corner.
$2,inn SIS S. roth. 50x140, S rooms, close In.
Want rash offer.
$2. 300 J.",29 Seward, 7 rooms, gewer, water,
Kan. bath, 110x128. Eastern owner wanta to
Hon nut nil"k.
$3.a-F1nn new 7-room house. Bmla park,
very choice, full lot; bargain.
$3 750 Corner Georgia and Woolworth Ave.,
8 rooms, modern, 6oxlU teet, choice cor
ner; bargnln.
$4,7TiO K. front, lUnecam Tlace, 8 rooms,
oak finish, modern, fine lot 50x150, west
Park Ave., cloaa to car. CHEAP.
WEST FARNAM.
$4,760 Almost naw, atHctly modern, beat
plumbing and furnace, artistic arrange
ment, location the best, one block from car
line, aouth front. C-H-O-I-C-E.
DOWN TOWN.
Corner 19th and Burt, 10-room, elegant, fine,
modern, handsome Interior, oak finish,
beat plumblna;, fine mantels, built by
ownar for home, cost over $12,000 to bulla,
lot Is worth at least $3.&oo todny, faces
boulevard, about 80x148. not Includlnir aide-
walk. Fine place for DOCTOR to reside,
and have his office. Will sell at bargain.
VACANT.
125060x124, corner 30th and Burdette. Want
cash ofter thin k. Nonresident aaya
close It out Uot to OO.
$2,100 for lo4xir4, Hanscom Place corner. E.
front, paved street, fine location for t
houses.
1176 for lot and half In Park Forest, near
Uth street car line. Biff snap.
COUNTRY HOME.
ACRE 181x2i;l feet. Ilea fine on 44th, ( blocks
aouth of Q street, South Omaha, Just out
side city limits. 0-room house, . barn,
chicken house, well, aet to nearly every
variety fruit, both large and small, all
bearing; In good year paya handsome
profit. Owner s health compels aale. Such
places are, hard to find. Cont the price to
set the fruit. fl,600, part cash.
CHEAP RANCH.
HOLT COUNTY, Nebraska, northeast of
Htuart. 9ti0 acres, nbout $1,000 worth of
hulldlnfrs: some cultivated; running water,
some timber; clo to poaiofflce and school.
Owner'! health compels quick sale. Price
ONLY $5 per acre $4,S00 half cash, bnl
ance time. RE 782 19
BUT A LOT
AND have a home of your own by simply
putting a little house on It. Only $1M
or $200 each and only $5 down and only
16 per month. Bemla, Paxton block.
RE 837 It
an. i i
must oe soia in a
short time in order to
close an estate.
$79, Burt street, near I th; lot 47x159. 6 roo-n
cottage, irrta and cltv wter. Price. il.taiO.
174. lot 40x120, 38 feet north of Plnkncv, on
wie wi niae oi zatn; price, iou.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg., Tel. 1781
, RE 771 1
Beats All
THE BARGAINS
We Have in Acres.
Three 30-acre pieces, north o! F.orrnce:
Just the place for gardening, price, $3o.0j
uu acre.
HA STING 8 A HEYDEN,
610 New York Life Bullulng.
RE 777 19
W. H. Gates,
$17 N. T. Life. 'Phone
l-roora modern home In Kountxa Place, 1M
ieei on corner, pavea. vs.iaju.
1 rooms, city water, barn, shade, 190 feet
ifum do umaiei at. west or Z4in. m,xo.
I rooms, bain, barn, euat front lot auxl40.
shade; a nice home. on Uth at., near
1 rooms, 1 siory, anst front on 8. 10th at.;
Olia of tha html cna tiir,a tl Cfjl
7 rooms, modern except furnace, on Locust
at..; renta for $18. 11.700.
T rooms and full lot on Miami, near 30th.
6-room cotUge, lot 66x128. $500.
1 food cottages cloaa In; rental $30. $2,800.
RE 811 19
GARDEN, fruit and Doultrv farms of
acres upwards and at most any price and
iwrai uuaireu, vmnu, rax ton b.oc-K.
RE 84S 19
WHITE FOR FULL, PARTICULARS.
Cel., near Corning, 25 A. and impta.
Coi., near Lo Agoleft, 17 A. fruil land.
t-ol.. Pueblo Co., 3 ranches embracing 019
A., stocx ana impta. ; 2,000 A. leased land.
toi., jenerson Co., 4u A. eqpd. farm.
Cut.. Kiuwu. Co.. stnr.k ranch, tsa A
Col., near Olney Bpvlngs, 1. A. and Impta.
Col., Cripple Creek, res. and lot.
Col., Iluui-funo Co., It A., nohool lease on
u a., siock, lurnitura and ImpLs.
Conn., Orange, two res. und lot.
'ia., L4ike Co., nne 10-A. orange groye,
Chicago, Evaneton, niodrn 10-r. res.
lnaianapoils, irvlngton, modern cottage.
iiu..fu to., juu a., ana impts,
Ky.. Uonklns Co.. lfioo A. naal I..
Lm., Tsnaus Parish, cotton plantation 2160
A. a ItllOLJf HIIU HUL'I 1.4UO A. IlMn,P
Md., Oxford, 7-r. furnished rea. '
Muss., Berkshire Co., V,b A. and Impta.
Miss., Oreene Co., 2C0 A. timber land.
Mo., Crawford Co., 7.1X0 A. and Impta.
N. H., Concord, doublu tenement huuae.
N. T., Ulater Co., flna forrn O A.
N. Y. City, Perry Ave., Tre, and loti.
N. T., Albany Co., 72 A. and Impts.
K. T., Li .1., Flushing, res. and ' lota.
N. Y., Tompkins Co.. SI A. and Impts,
N. D., Mcrton Co., 10,884 A. prairie land.
O., Oval City, 30 A. land and 3 lota.
O., Clormont Co., 4 A. and Inipts.
O., Pickaway Co., 157 A. and impts.
Pa., Luserna Co., It A. and Impts.
0, D., Plerra, Utt lota New York add.
8. p., Beadle Co., 160 A. land
Tsnn., Hmiilltcn Co., 4J A. and Impta
l!th, Ogden, 39 A. and Impts.
. Vt., Washington Co., 70 A and Impta.
Va Newport News. rea. and lot. 2StU Bt.
WlB., fluptu lor, 10 bldg. lota, Uake Add.
Wyo Ctrhoa Cx, 1.300 A, lmpd, pat'd Und.
W. )i. Odl'HANDliR, N. A. llldg . Phlia.
RE ?a) ig
K NEAR CUMING, C2xl2C ft, $600.
Leuatur. near 25th St., 00x128 ft., $SOo.
liio N. Win st.. moms. $t.lS0.
Tiroom house near 25th and Cuming, bath,
eloavt and gaa. 40x1 T ft.. $?.0o0.
1944 8. IMh St.. 3 houees, $1.10. -Brick
cuttaga rear 22rd and Leavenworth,
rl'iifmh at.. 69x13$ ft.. $3,700.
Two houses sear 18th and Leavenworth,
rental yearly; anap; $3,600.
Modern houses near High School, $3,600.
Xargulns Kountse Place houses.
Blx -apartment flat building, rental about
tIOJ per year; price, $4,600.
E(vri 4-ruom brl k housea, ground 100144
ft; rental. $1,M per year; U,u.
Acreage close In, and upwards.
I aaraa on N. 34U st, 8 blocka tram ew
car Una; $3,000.
130 acres II anlies west. $76 acre.
Weal Farnam district, 110x347 feet, cholee
and BiHhtlv. larae house; slice U.M.
Ocner will take acreage, farm land r
oity property for eiiuiiy or ai,ua.
JOHN N. FRKNZER, Opp. old P. O.
RU-629 1$
THINK OF IT1
Two Houses for $70.
Two-story, six rooms each, renting for $13.80
a month. Will wring $ji0u atuui rtpajfod.
One block from school and car Una. Bur
to xe Monday.
HASTINGS HEYDEN.
610 New oH Lit UiuUilng.
RE--TT8 1$
LOTS OR parts of UU, Bouth and east of
V. P. and B. i M. depota, eultable fo
i,ii.iin. .mail homes uuon. at vry rea-
sonaple prices and on rnoathly payntept
Same as rent, utuuo, tr awu
tir5
$3,100 WILL RUT eleggat msderjn I
.,.! f,,n l,,"t on illnnev St.. in Ko
house
untie
Place; south from; sireet P-vel; sptc al
taxua Paid. Ttoiuas JJ,-ennkn, UM
Bt. UB-M4W IX
PO YOU wsnt to trade your oity property
for landT Hume Investment Co., Ni
York Ufa Bldg. RU-Uiit S4X
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6-rouni
n.t i,,. einae In. modern except
ff.ii uurt. lux
per month. Adji
4 11, use.
BOUSES a4 lots la all parta f city; aljQ
EVERY MAN IN OMAHA SHOULD OWN A HOME.
BY WATCHING THE REAL ESTATE ADS. YOU CAN FIND ONE Al
A BARGAIN.
FOR iAI.E REAL ESTATES.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
CO. ,
We believe If you are looking for property
of any description that you will find some
thing Interesting In the following. If you
don't, we hava a large list which we will
be glad to show you If you will call on ua.
1T8 A small cottage, lot 251 feet, on Ar
bor, near 20th St., only $500; easy terms.
(14 On 17th, near Dorcas, 6-room house,
city water, In good repair; price, $860.
It's a bargain.
621V 27il 8. 12th, a 6-room house, anst front,
In good shape, lot 26x14. for $50.
1W -on Arbor, near 20th, a neat 6-room cot
tage, city water, $1,100.
6436-rOn 4 2d and Miami, 7-room house, good
barn, two full lots, with fruit trees and
shrubbery; price. $1,600.
8478 On 24th, new . modern 6-room house,
nice shade trees, In Ana neighborhood,
for $2,000: full lot.
631ft On Farnam, near 4?d, a new 6-room
cottage, modern except furnace. $2,600.
BOO Is a new 6-room house, nicely ar
ranged, south front; has bath, furnaoe,
gas and electric light; can be pur
chased for $3,000. It la a bargain. Don't
rail to see it.
$396 On 36th Ave., near Bt. Mary's, a
room house, gas, city water, lot 64xiH2,
on paved street and all specials paid
for: nrlce. I.ICoO. ,
168 On 8. 12th, near Dorcas, full lot. On
which there are two cottages which
rent for $40; price, $5,000. This la a
good Investment. -
$099 Is a handsome ft-room house In the
west Farnam district, modern In
every particular; price, $7,609.
VACANT.
If you want to buy two of the nicest resl-
oonce tots in me west f arnam District,
come and see ua. We have them for
f3,8(K. They are only 200 feet from Farnam
street car line. We also have one of the
choicest south and east front corners In
Hanscom Park district and some big bar
gains in Bemls Park.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Main Floor N. T. Life Bldg. Tel. 1781.
RE-773 19
VERT desirable 5-room cottage, larga
bath, hardwood floors, electric lights, gaa,
good stable and carriage house, near ittth
and Burdette sts.; price $1.60-1. Bemls,
Paxton block. RE 4140 19
READ THESE BARGAINS
A modern two-story frame dwelling of
seven toome, bath, hot and cold water, gaa
and furnace, paved street, close to street
car line; good sized lot; all special taxes
fiald In full; In a beautiful neighborhood
n Hanscom Place; $3,600. ,
Lot 40x110, facing two atreeta. In southwest
pitrt of city, one l-room ana one s-room
house and barn, city water and sewer con
nections; brings Income of $34 par month;
$2,460.
Lot 87x140, vicinity of Leavenworth and 18th
Bta., 7 rooms, bath, closet and gaa, U.oo.
Net one-and-nne-half-atory frame house.
with basement, 7 rooma, bath, closet end
gaa, paved street near to car line, paving
paid li
fit.. 12,
aid in full, near Indian Ave., ana Zbtn
000.
6-ronm house, lot 80x140, east front, tiei
California ana mx tit., ii.uuu. j
Elg 6-room houso. good brick foundation.
city water, lot 4x140, near vs ana Cali
fornia, close to street Car. $1,000.
2-story T-room house, nice big corner lot, 1
block! to car, school and churchea. $1,600.
A T-room houae, all .modern except furnaoe,
full lot, near K4 and uanaerson, ti.VM.
A t-room house, east front, all In first-class
condition, newly painted and repaired, a
few block wast of High school. $1,200.
Lot 60x140, south front, near 81st and Mason!
house hes 9 rooms, batn, good Darn ana
oltv water: 82 300.
Lot 66x132, 4 blocka south of depot, trfree 4-
roora houses or will divide, 81,000.
HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR
SOMEONE.
Lot 50x130, facing south, Uth Bt., about
right for grade, no expense of paving, $800.
Let 6exl28, about right for grade, street
paved, curbed guttered, all apeclal taxea
paid In full. This lot la located In the
most fashionable location In the city and
will be offered for one week only at the
low price of $450.
X also have abundance of cheap acre prop
erty, Improved and unimproved. In dif
ferent p.irts of the city, Bouth Omaha and
Florence. t
J. A. LOVGREN,
REAL E8TATE AND LOANS.
Phone A-2639. . 436-437 Paxton Block.
RB 33 19
. $24.00
TO CANADA
We refund half the railroad fare, to pur.
chasers,
This year's crop will b the biggest on
raaord.
Buy land now at from $6 to 310 that will
sell w to 10 an aore nigner aner narvesi.
NEXT EXCURSIONS
JULY 21 AND AUGUST 4.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN.
510 NEW YORK UFB BLDG.
RE-Tff-ll
pjkSlKABLIS 6-room sottags, lty wta,
nea. evH muivw sve- ivvf,
$&u0 down and, balance on very small pay
ments. tHeinis, Paxtoa blouk. Rhi 8U
' "the invebtok s optortunity"''
po hot buy without investigating the 'fol
lowing bargains:
W fc)tve a vwm huusa, modern except
rurnuye, on u eireei, juev norm ui
Hlondov In good repair, east front, with
ale ulmda and lawn. Quick eale. 1.8iW.
1-foviai niPvlt'r" at ;ul Wolworth Av., cor
ner lot. Owner asks U.UO0. Will allow
enough to put the property in goop re-
Itulp. ' '
T-iuom modern cottage, good barn, t Sl
8. 81th street, $2.7u0.
$ large rooma modern except furnaoe, full
lot, an pavea etreet. permanent wi, sio
lreet( between, foppletun ana vyftoiworttb
10-room modern house, food basement, full
lot. east front. 1314 8. Suth Ave.. $4,S60.
$0
acres hltniy improvea, aajoining Her
man. Neb.. sd.dOul
120 acres on W$ CtBter plfmt. $( Pf
F.HtU section 11. 8. E. U and N. W. L S3-
$1-1 N., Madison cuuntv, Nebraska; I
nouses. I wens ana wioumiiis, grauarirs,
corucrlbs, horse barn, cattle burn, hog
houHea and cattle fsedlng ahda. ' Four
miles 8. E. Ol Madison so U. P. R. R.
tight miles N. E. if Humphrey on U, P.
R. R. and Elkhorn. Eight miles N. W. of
Creston on U. P. R R. and Elkhorn, $61.0$
per acre and purenaser iu nave sropa.
Ws have a splendid prppoaltWn in large
ranch in U-iiox county, wmcn m owner
must close put on accoynt 9? pot P'tnf
ante to give It the necessary atteatloa.
Will accept good Omaha property. This
Is a flrst-lass ranah sad will only con
siler same In exchange. Do not fall to
ask us regarding this ranch.
R. C. PETERS' 4k CO .
Ground Flour, Be Bidg.
ita-804 19
BARdAlN In $?O.0O0 ch'lce modern residence
tor only as.uv; ioi larss enotigq lur mux
additional houses, making gilt edged In
vestment: within walking distance. Ad
dress J 10, Boe. RE $0$ 19x
6-ROOM cottage nesr Grant and 19 th St.,
only r5J. v. I u aell on iu ' oowq, pal
aaca $1$ per mouth. Bomla, Paxtun block.
RK-6U 19
DO YOU WANT
PA acres near R user's Park for 8406T This
uad to be worth $ej an acre. Ownar
suing to Canada and must sail. Just the
plaoe for frjll and ehU-ksna. and Wurk
In tusn. HaaUngi A HeydaO. 6i9 N. Y.
Ufa bldg. KS-M4C9.
WILLIAMSON
CHARLEaJ C 14
f araAia atreot.
)tE-$
iKVEN-room houst near jnd and. Seward
Kl,. city water, (ut, eislora: baraiaio,
i,tmu, bessls, Paawa luk, MJEM if
FOH IALi-HEAL KSTATE.
. JOHN W. ROBBINS.
BARGAINS IN HOMES AND IN
VESTMENTS. $6,600 Block of dwellings on paved street,
close In; renta for 338.
$4,750 10-room modern house and bsrn, east
front, corner, on paved streets, one
block from Hanscom park; rents t0.
$4,0003 stores and $ cottagea, 13th and Wil
liam; renta $618.
$3,000 Two 8-room houses, modern except
heat, In good locality; rents $408.
$1,000 6-room house, partly modern, paved
Btreet, fine neighborhood; renta $144.
Cheap Building Lots.
$1,600 60x155. 38th Ave., near Farnam.
$1.050 37Hxl40, 2Stth St., south of Fnrnam.
3iW t2xlu0, Webater and 88th streets.
$iO0 50x118, Marey and 82d atreeta.
$i0 60X124, 3nth and Burdette streeta.
If none of these suit, I can show you other
bargains In every part of the city. DON'T
BI Y UNTIL YOr SEE ME.
FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE.
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM 8T.
RE 793 1
F. D. WEAD.
6-room cottage on new car line, 36th
and Fort; be quick I
(room cottage, 1516 N. 26th, city water
I TOO
lust nut In aood repair
860
6-room cottage. 2634 Charles St.. nice
home cheap 1,000
$-roora house, 3618 N. 27th, nice homo
or ranroaa man
6-room house, 2812 Miami, newly
painted and put In No. 1 repair.... 1.100
T-room house and barn, 4169 Cuming,
on paved street, fully paid
Two 9-room modern housea near
Crelghton college. Just being put In
first class repair 6,600
Two houses and lot, Uth and Daven
port; snap 6,600
F. D. WEAD.
1624 Douglas.
RE-S51 II
RANCH ana farm lands for sale br the
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A.
McAliester, land concmlesloner Union Pa
clflo Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-U9
FINE RANCH, bargain; 1,400 acres, 227
cattle, 13 horses, good Improvements and
machinery; 10 miles fencing, large lake;
1,000 tons hay; price, $11,500. Box 219, Bur
well, Neb. RE M483 25x.
FINE HOME NEAR HIGH SCHOOL.
T rooma, all modern, small lot, ahade trees.
Bargain at $3,600.
CHAS. K. WILLIAMSON, Sola Agent
B. J. Cogan, Salesman.
PosHcaalun at unca. Owner leaving city.
RE-782 19
GOING WEST? Want Land? Write us
first. Small farms, large ranches, tracts
for Investment or colony. Oregon or
Washington. MCArtnur A. Mationey,
Portlund, Oregon. RE 7S9 19x
FARM AND RANCH
LANDS -
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado
and Wyoming. 50c to $2 per
acre for ranches. $) to $12 for
good farm lands. One-tenth
cash. Write for particulars to
B. A. McALLASTER,
Land'Comissioner.Union Pacific R. R.
OMAHA. NEBRASKA, .
FOR SALE, small farms of 10, $0 and 40
acres, near bt. Louis; suitable for trull
and poultry raising. Free list. 8. H,
Morton, Lincoln Trust bldg., Bt. Louis.
KJiS
10-ROOM modern house, 11 blocks from
ostotnee for sale cheap. 10$ N. 15th.
enewa Co. RE $20
W. C. CH1BSELL, 833 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Rlfi M3fa A7
ORDERED SOLD BY DISTRICT COURT.
TWO 7-room modern houses Juat south of
Leavenworth, renting at $3$ per month;
if sold before July 26, $3.96v. r. J. Wead.
1524 Douglas. RE-S63 19
BARGAIN.
TWO I-room houses, now renting at
$13
per month; If sold mis ween, Dotn lira.
F, D. Wead, 16J4 Pouglaa. Rt-62 19
CHOICE vacant lot, corner fth and Boule
vard; make us oner, eomis. ruxton
block. 19
FOll BKMT UOlv'SBS.
UnilCCC n all parts. of the city. R.
ars A Co., Bee Bldg.
4-lii
FOR RENT, 7-roora house, all modern ex
cept furnace. h4 N. th su, $30. C. M.
Baukmau, 4M-37 Pastes blk. P M
14 O I In all parts of the city. The 6,
HUUiW V. ttavia Co.. sun Baa Bldg.
PAYNE-BOSTWICK A CO. -Choice bouses.
6uI-o3 New Yoik Life Bldg. 'Phone 1)16.
D-CIl
WE MOVE pianos, Maggard Van Stor
age Co. Tel. liiM. Omce. ITU Veboter Su
D-661.
pNE of the fine, alt modern, T-room brick
TrrklnWteU
FOR RENT,' ten-room modem house aaar
High school, No; 413 North 32d street, la-,
quire neat door or at 419 N. Y. Life build-
fug.
CENTRAL. lst-cls-JB T-room houaaON23
TWO 9-room houses, all modern, I1A.0Q.
O. M. Bachmann, 436-8? Paxton, block.
' ' UM7J9
HOUSES, Insurance. 'Ringwa.lt, Barker k.
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Btoiase
Co.. Office loll if Fanan, or Ttl- JJt
6-ROQU cottage, 2605 anklin VL
D-p
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT,
y modorn 9-room house, in nos con
ditlon. Special lnducemeptg to desirable
tenant.
P4VNK. BOSTWICK A OO., 6M-$ N. Y. L.
D U533 1$
109 a 38TH ST., rooms, city water, $8;
124 N. 24th St., rooms, modorn, $4U;
Oilers. Rlngwalt Bros,, jjjaxkar blk.
D M6H 1$
101$ 8. 3STH ST. 7-room modern bouse. ...$81
Flat in Normandle, 7 rooms , $06
HENRY F, DAI LEY,
'Phono F-SJ4. 601 Has Building,
D IJh-il
GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT,
$34 8. 2oth t-room, modern, good (awn,
shade, corner, St. Mary's ave., $J6.
ft 10 Poppleton, le-r., modern. $30.
tt'j6 St. Mary's ave., roofua, modern, walk
ing distance, $30.
1914 Locust, t rooma, modern, large lot,
lawn, guod location, $2T. 58.
291$ KhlrTey, 8-., luudora, $10.
2110 8, 34th, $ rooms, good, lit,
837 6. !d. $ rooms, barn, $1$.
J6 N. 3bth. rooms. $13 69.
tMO Seward. T rooms, bath, barn, $16.
b jn. lotn street, nat, xta
0" is, win si reel,
Ml B. Uth, 6 roc
$317 !eey ave.,
$$ Cuming, 4-ro
rooms. $1U.
b . t rooma. $10.
txn B. th. I rouma. $.
liU 9. loth. 4 roma, VI
MARVIN B H U B . ,
Com'l Nat'L Bank Bldg.
csidg. iou4 rtnim m.
t ian 19
18-ROOM brick dwellings, rooms good also
and well finished, atrietly modera. on
$ath, near Junes! $36 and $40 per month.
Bouila. Paxtqa block, LW4H6 $9
JTOR RENT 8-room modern house. No. 1T19
Park A vs.; loo 7-roum houas, sooand
for lsw S. Uth Bt, W, l Thtunaa.
tint liafl Bank Bid. -ti-r
FOIl REST HOISES.
FURNISHED, nice, cool, modern house In
Dundee for the month of August; no chil
dren. R. C. Peters Co. D 806 19
CHAB. E. WILLIAMSON has several
houses at special SUMMER PRICKS.
Office, ground floor, U. 8. National Bank
Bldg. D 7tf 19
9-ROOM modern furnished house, one block
from car line; Kountse Place; until flept. 1.
References required Mra. Redmnn 2201
Bpencer. D-831-19
4430 FARNAM 8 rooms, newly paperel and
painted, gas. city water, stable, one block
from cars. $30. "0 per month. W. Frirnim
Bmlth A Co.. 1320 Farnam St. D .19-19
FOR RENT, T-room house, all modern.
2010 Poppleton Ave. D M7W 21x
FOR RENT.
28 Dewey Are., 9-r. modern house, $30.
2623 Wirt St., 9-r. house, steam heat, fin
repair, fine large yard, ahade treee, fruit,
etc., good barn, $25.
24th and Locust, 7-r. modern cottage, new,
$25.
A -r. modem flat, 1104 N. 24th Bt., $16.
710 N. 40th St., an elegsnt 12-r. house, $50.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
D 771 19
FOR RENT, large warehouse. 68x75 feet;
4 stores with trackage; good for cold stor
age. Large barn 80x96 feet on paved
street, J. H. Parrotte. Paxton Block.
D 833 19
FOR RENT, aeven-room house near In ;
new plumbing; rrocelaln bath tub; rent
low. Inquire at 607 N. T. Life Bldg.
D M830 n
$306 CALIFORNIA, $ rooms, good shape, $6.
1412 N. 17th, 3 rooms, city water, $10.
$088 B, 18th ave., $ rooms, city water, ce
mented cellar, In gooa snape, 17.
813 8. 36th. 6-roonr cottage, city water. $15.
2U36 Charles, 5-room cottage, city water,
will put In good repair, $10 50.
4012 Nlcholaa, T rooms, modem, only $13.
140 N. 40th, splendid, new, 7 rooma, strictly
all modern house, no.
2823 locust, choice. 7 rooms, strictly all
modern cottage, a.
W have two or three large, Btrlctly all
modern houses at sow ana
PAYNE. BOSTWICK A CO.,
01-$ N. Y. Life Bldg.
D 824 19
BUSINESS CHAKCES.
THE ABBOTT-COWAN CO.
BU-314-315 Brown Block. Phone A-3337.
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF BUSINESS
CHXSCE4 AND INVESTMENTS.
$809 buys half Interest In abstract and In
surance business in Iowa county seat
established 1 years. This Is particularly
desirable.
Stock of general merchandise for sale at 10
per cent less man invoice, uwn iuwu
and sales average $io per day. Will on-
slder, good, unencumbered land in trade
$400 buys an established business clearing
a larae Income. A good Investment for
some one who does not wish to take time
from otner Dusineas.
$1,000 to $1,600 for patent on desirable artlole
and complete plant ior munuiaciunng
aams, with stoat and fixtures.
New, up-to-date mill and elevator In good
Nebraska town for $10,500. This Is lesj
than the property cost, ownera noi prao'
Uval millers.
One-half interest In best known Omahl
bottling worka. Money needed to Increase
the business. Now clearing $.uu per
month.
MOO for furniture In modern 22-room hotel
steam heat, rent $2a. Located In gooi
Iowa town.
$1,000 buys grocery located In bast residence
district. Everything new and clean, atock
fresh and doing a good business. This la
a splendid proposition.
Fine saloon for $1,400. Sales from $40 to $50
per day. It you wish something aesirauie
tola will bear oloaesl investigation.
IF TOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BELL OR
TRADE, NO HAi'lUK W MAX 11' 18,
WHERE LOCATED OA WHAT IT IS
WORTH, LIST WITH US FOrt QUICK
BALIS.
THE ABBOTT-COWAN CO.
Y 821 19
FOR SALE, br administrator, good clean
stock or general merchandise In good
brick bullalng in good location, ready
to begin business at any time; Invoice
about $0,000; must be sold soon. Call on or
address B w. Chambers, administrator,
Blulr, Nso. X-aJ 171
WHEN you want to buy, aell or exchange
any property or business quick, see J. 11
. C-- aim .t " 11.- v ml
e j. t
Y-317
FOR 8ALB A small stock of drugs In
Franklin county. This Is an al opening
tor pnyaicinn. ' Aoareas it w, uoe.
r Y-M405 19x
CONCESSIONS granted for Old Settlers
picnic, to pa neia August ix; merry-go-round
and other attractions wanted,
Apply to Conoeaslona commutes, Tien
nington, e. i ix
FOR SALE House and furniture; only $3
lay hpuaa In town of l,BuD: beat location
In norlheaat Nebraska, For further poJT
ucuiara, write to n vmaim, nrn,
Y-MJS 29.
MILK DBPOT rood milk route and team
of horses, everything complete; will sell
pom or separate; reason leaving town,
20U3 Grace St. Y-M&00 19?
IS PER CENT WEEKLY
You can handle your own money and realize
an average Inooane at the above rate. Bend
for our free booklet, which explains our
Leyj92 In. f. teprse f, Reynolds ,
Co.. Hawthorne, 111. V i9l 19x
How f2Q.OO Euncd 1,027.00 in One
Week.
Get the story from one who accomplished
this through otfr avti:e, hand) ng his !
monev. Vilte us. Star A Crescent Co.
(Incorporated), li6-22s LaSallt St., C. il
ea go. Y 758 14
-t
FURNISHED flat, 10 rooms, also flat ad
joining, now rented unfurnished; choice
purl of town; pays o0 above 'cxpeusu
monthly. BARQA.IN. J 8, Be.
FOR 8ALK or trade, manufacturing busi
ness; a fortune for a hustler; value $l,ia)
to $l,6i0. J 7, Bee. V-SuO 19
"TONQPAH," richest mining camp ever
discovered. For particulars. tree of
charge, address Hlrschler & Montague,,
Han Franciaco, Cal. Y 7S0 Ibx
INCORPORATE under the oroad, liberal
laws of congress. We secure you a high
grade charter at smallest cost. NO annual
taxes. Information free. Federal lncor
pvfMtlng Cm,, Washington, P. C.
A PMYS1CIAN located In a amall city or
town wlla $1,000 to Invest can learn of an
opening which will bring a 6o per cent
profit immediately. No change of locality
or Interference with present praotloa. In
vestlgtiu. H, M. Pope, 39 Bute St., Chi
cago. T-r4i-lU
WANTKD-Partney to. open special mercan
tile and collection business. Young man
acquainted with newspaper publisher! and
who can furnish bauk, Uradturoet or Dun
relorenco preferred. Villi require about
Ova hvu4rd dillars. AUdroaa. J 2. Baa.
Y-73W19X.
HTMUVl lirn UAMTU aiitM.UJ . t -
no experience necessary. Chloago Oil
rowaer company, uranq L-rossing, ill.
Y-79 19x
$20 EARNS 3S00 WEEKLY One nhannm
onally aucoeasful operations still continue;
stralghtfurward Investment methods hon
orably conducted on legitimate business
rrtnciplee by Americas must successful
urf brokers; extraordinary, exclusive In
formation fadlltlee; thousands endorse
Our dally threa-horse. guaranteed winning
special; talegraphvd anywhere $6 weekly;
aoeoiuieiy sale; nanuia money yourseir:
booklet, telegraph code. free. Prudential
Bureau, Assessors' Bldg., Chicago.
THI8 BEATS NEW JERSEY." Charters
tirouured under South Dakota laws for a
few dollar. Write for corporation laws,
blanks, by-lawa and forma to Philip Law
fen, Lata aaalaotnt eeerstary of state,
liuroo, Boadle oouuty, irVstUl Dakota.
Y 7U l
PROPERTIES MAS AGED.
W. FARNAM SMITH
& CO.
Manage Estates and Other Properties
Act as
RECEIVER, EXECUTOR,
GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE
for
cokp9rati0ns, firms,
Individuals.
and fiscal agents of
CORPORATIONS.
320 Farnam St. Tel. 1064.
Bl'SIKESS CHAJtCES.
EXTRA DIVIDEND NOTICE
A TRIED AND PROVEN GREAT
MONEY MAKING ENTKHFKIPB.
For thirty years C. E. Rand haa promptly
luiiilied ail contracts to nis oo-operaiors
and Investors. The C. E. Rand Compiny,
oo-operatlve owners of race horses and
general turf enterprises, receive Invest
ments of twenty dollars and upward, for
which they have never paid leas than
three per cent per week on every dollar
Invested. Dividends are remitted to all
Investors on Wednesday of each weak.
All Investments subject to withdrawal
with Interest to data upon demand. Those
having a little Idle money would do well
to become thoroughly acquainted with all
details of the business. Financial and
professional references covering a period
of thirty years. Write for particulars.
THE C E. RAND COMPANY.
$3 BROADWAY. N EW YORK CITY.
On July 1, 1903, we paid to all our In
vestors an extra quarterly dividend of 84
per cent and this was In excess of the I
per cent regular weekly dividend. Next
quarter dividend duo October 1, 1903.
T 72 19s:
FOR SALE, a blacksmith shop with tools.
f ixtures an up to aate. A nrsi-ciass lo
cation; also a email residence and barn.
For a bargain address G. R. Hughes,
Dotham. Mo. Y M767 20x
FOR SALE, $500 buys photo gallery and
Duiiaing. good city ana good trade, write
M. E. kL, 1224 Evans Ave., Pueblo, Colo.
Y-766 19x
IT'S ALL IN KNOWING WHERE.
Your money may lie Idle or multiply Itself
rapidly, we know where to place small
Bums so as to return big profits. We've
been aoing it ror if years ror others wiy
not now for youT' Write- for Information.
Fttsgerald & Well, Bankers and Brokers,
182 and 184 La Salle St., Chicago.
Y 766 19
$26 EARNS $10 In eighteen days. Write for
particulars ana agencies, u. p. iticnaras
A Co., Maclntyre Bldg., 874 Broadway,
New York. Y 75$ 18x
$100 EARNED $208 during month of Juno.
Accounts or $100 and upward handled.
Statements dally. Settlements 1st of each
month. If you are Interested In success
ful turf speculation address James Rob
erta, Lock Box 61, Jersey City, N. J.
Y 768 19x
FOR SALE, good law library, good busi
ness, good town. A snap, t. V, Allen,
1106 O St., Lincoln. Neb. Y 780 19
26 PER CENT weekly Is what our system
yields; amounts irora o up accepted,
based on guaranteed system which never
falls; It costs nothing to get particulars.
In active operation three years. No "get.
rch-qulck" Ideas. Safe conservative prin
ciples; financial references; satisfied
clients. No stock or grain speculation,
but an avenue of continual profit which
will surprise you. Address Raymond 4k
Co., 160 Washington, Chicago.
Y 817 19x
BUY WHEAT AND CORN "NOW."
$100 Invested In Oraln or stocks by our
"Modern Method Plan - snouia resuu in
large profits within 30 days. Write for
particulars and send for our free booklet.
'Modern Methods for Safe Investment."
Flower A Co., Bankers and Brokers,
Tradars' Bldg., opp. Board of Trade, Chi
cago. Y-726 19x
WHOLESALE and retail ttquor store, es
tablished In 1877, In central Nebraska, will
Invoice stock, doing a good business
Owner wishes to retire. A splendid op
portunity. W'm. Madgett, Real Estatu,
Hastings. Neb. Y
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
PATENTS 8KCURED OR FES RETURN
ED. Sena model or sketch for FREE
opinion as to patentability. Bend for il
lustrated GUIDE BOOK and list of In
veutlons wanted, finest publications iaauod
for free distribution. Contains valuable
information regarding patents, trade
marks and copyilghtsi how to obtain and
sell Ilium; 100 mechanical movements, slo.
Patents secured by us advertised free In
the PATiNT RECORD, SAMPLE
COPIES FREE. Address,
EVANS. WILKIN'S ft COy.
Registered Attorneys, Xt F St., Washing
ton, D. C. T
CASH for your r1 estate or business, no
matter where located. If you desire a
quick sals send us desorlptlon and price.
Northwestern Business Agopcy, Bank Of
Commerce Diag., Minneapolis, aninn.
FREE, 109 lots to advertise Edgewata
Park, suburbs Naw York. Send stamp
for dued 2i feet. Bank referancsa, Sea
side Homes Co., 187 B way. N. T. Y
CONFECTIONERY and stationery store,
with soda fountain In Black Hills gold
mining town of 8.600 population; doing
31.PU0 per monin casn; maae nig pronts.
Will sell
II at Invoice $4(00. C. W. Barker,
Lead. 8
9. u. x
AN established cereal food company de
sires ths services of reliable man to f 11
reaonBiUla position; eo'iiuenadUnn $3,000
per annum; highest references required
and given. Address Auditors' department.
ties 443, tsaius vreex, Alien. x-.
INT. In hardware bua. In large eastern
Washington city; $S,80ft.
Gen'l mdse. stock, Tlskilwa, III,: $6.50-
Complete photo, gallery, Ouray, Colo., $1,600.
Cigar bus. and buffet. N. y. City.; wi.tw.
Creamery plant and tnsch'y, Greenwich, O.
Sanitarium ana 3 A-, poise, imuio; iia.ui.iu.
Stork queensware and glassware, Jefferson
Vu... , . 1 .... .0 KSMt. .Htnllu In-
pr ted.
Fully oopd. poultry farm, 36 A., near Free
port, 111.; bua. well est.; $16,009.
Grocery and queensware stock, Bedford. la.
W. M. UBTKAWPftH,, p. A. (iis., i-mia,
FOR SALE, at a bargain, bakery and con
fectionery, good looaiion; eieunni ooua
fountain, fixtures and furniture nearly
new; will aell on one year's 'lime, with
approved aecurlty. Address Mrs. F.J B.
Baker. Wast Point. Neb. Y-MSM
FOR SALE or trade, laundry plant and
m m V vl - mtr li t aJ AO Se
business. Address nsu, ms. i
WILL sell energetic business man U.W)
stock In corporation with $30 0u9 paid up
capital; purchaser to take position a as
sistant buelneas manager at $l.fO per
year. Aasets of corporation over $36.0uo.
Address J 1$, Boa. , Y-61 19
FOR aEXCHAHOB.
TO EXCHANGE Mdse., farms, lands,
hotels, mills, business and resldenee prop
erties. Over $.tt)0 properties for sxehanga.
Send full description of what you have for
exchanga.
Cedar Rap
Kuuort pannier, mi. jcij,
:plds?la. S-17-18
TO EXCHANGE We havs a largs number
of good farms to exchange for stocks of
merchandise. Send partloulara of your
stock and we will get you a gooJ deal H,
Mather. Est. 1676. Cedar Kspljlowa.
TICKET BBOKBItl.
CITT RATE railroad tleheta everywhere.
P, II, PhUoln. V Farpauj. 'PhunejMj
TRANCE MEDirM.
SEND t6o and stamp, with date of birth,
and get tranus reading of your past, pres
ent and future. I toll full names, dates,
age and date of marrtage, speculation, di
vorce, changes, ete., and tefl whet her the
one you love n true or (also; ffurr-ta4
satisfaction Address Mm. Do Vera,
Loca Box ilt. Kansas City, Mo. 7U 19a
TnlilKI AXD ItAOUAGR.
THE DEPOT on time. O. M. E.
Tel. 780.
ft
LEGAL NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR 8ITE AND DONA
TIONS FOR A NEW STATki NORMAL
SCHOOL.
in accordarcs with House Roll No. 1, a
bill for an aet to locate and establish one
(1) additional state normal school, and to
provide for the erection of buildings, pay
ment, maintenance and receiving donations
for the same, the Board of Kdurntlon of
the stats normal school hereby solicit pro
posals for donstlons to the state of a suit
able Bite for an additional state normal
school, but said proposed Bite must Include
a suitable tract of land not less than
twenty (20) acres In extent, said land to be
worth at least seventy-rive ($75) dollars per
acre, and Bald location of site for said
BChool must be west of a point not ex
ceeding five miles east of the ninety-eighth
meridian, Bald donations or proposed do
nations for a site may Include a building
or buildings, and each proposals may also
Include donations of money or duly regis
tered municipal bonds to the state for the
use and Denent or sucn normal scnooi. am
such proposals shall be In writing and
transmitted to the secretary of said board
In sealed envelopes, which shall be opened
In the presence of ssid board on Tuesday.
July 28, 1903. at t o'clock p. m., In the
office of the superintendent of public In
struction In the csnltol building at Lincoln,
Nebraska, "and the properties mentioned
In said proposals shall be examined and
Investigated by said board and the ad
vantages and disadvantages of said pro
posed site shall be considered, snd said
board In accepting or reSectlng any pro
Dosal shall take Into consideration the lo
cation of such proposed site, the chnracter
and value of the same, tne cnaracter and
value of the building or bulldlnas thereon.
If any, whether such bulldlnss thereon are
proposed to be donsted or sold to the state,
or to ha nartlv donated anV nartlv sold
the amount of money, If any, proposed to
be donated or the value of any bonds ac
companying Burh pronossl, and may accept
Buch proposed donation and locate
Buch normal school upon such site
which, In the Judgment of such
board under all the facts and
circumstances, may appear to be for the
best Interests of the state In the premises
By order of the Board of Directors of the
late normal scnoois,
WILLIAM K. FOWLER.
Secretary Board of Education, Superln
tendent of Public Instruction.
GEORGE ROGERS,
President Board of Education.
Lincoln, Neb.. July 10, 1903.
Jy lid Htm
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE
PRINTING.
Bids will be received by the State Print
ing Board at the office of the secretary of
state at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or before
3:80 o'clock p. m., July 27, 1903, for printing
1,000 copies state geological report, pari i,
volume z; wv copies mn annual report,
department of banking; 2.000 copies ''con
solidation of school districts;" 7(10 copies
supreme court calendar, September term;
1,000 copies state banking low; 1.000 copies
senate file No. 222; 1,600 copies compilation
of Insurance laws; also blank bonks, print
ing and stationery supplies for the follow
Inar named state Institutions and depart
ments: Supreme court. Oams and Fish
commission, Mllford Soldiers' and Sailors'
Home, Beatrice Feeble Minded Institute,
Llnooln Insane hospital, Hasting Insane
hospital. Grand Island Soldiers' and Sailors'
Home, State Historical society, state archi
tect, labor bureau, banking department,
Irrigation department. Insurance depart
ment, stats treasurer, auditor of public
accounts, adjutant general, secretary of
state and governor.
Specifications for same can be found on
file In the office of the secretary of state.
All blda must be accompanied by a bond
equal in amount to the probable cost of
the work bid upon. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
STATE PRINTING BOARD.
By LOU W. FRAZIER, Secretary to the
nc'oln, Nebraska, July 16, 1903.
July 17d5t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be reoelved until 13 o'clock noon
of Saturday, August 1, 1903, at the office
of the undersigned In Lincoln, room 101,
Central building, State university, for the
construction of a dairy barn and a shop
building on the unlveralty farm near Lin-
coin, accoramg to plana ana ueuuiua'
tlons for said buildings on flla in the office
nt ti. simerlntendent of construction, room
112 of laid Central building. Blddera must
accompany their propositions by a certified
check on some Lincoln bank, payable t.)
the University or Nebraska, in tne sum oi
one hundred dollars for each building bid
upon. Said checks will be held as guar
anty for the execution of contracts, fur
nishing schedules of materials, quantities
and prices and for furnishing bonds as
required In caae of acceptance of a bid or
bids and as a forfeiture In case a success
ful bidder falls within a reasonable time to
enter Into contract according to his bid
and furnish the schedulea of materials and
prices and bond thereon. Bids must be
signed, sealed, addressed to the under
signed and be plainly marked with the bld
dera' name end the name of the building
or buildings bid upon. In all caacs where
bonds are requtred security company bonds
only will be accepted. The right Is reserved
to reject any and all bids. Address the
undersigned at Lincoln, Nebraska, Sta
tic n A. 3. S. DALES, Secretary.
Jy 19-23 M
Sealed bids will be received at the of
fice of secretary of state up until 12 o'clock
noon of July 29. 19DS, for" lumber for use
at 8. & S. noma at Grand Island as per
arahltect's esiimate on Ale in the office
of secretary of state. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
QEOROE W. MARSH,
Secretary of Board.
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local aatnt of tba Anchor Llna or to
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
Naw Twin-Bcraw Sdwmara ol 11.100 Toos
NEW YOKK ROTTERDAM, via BOULOONfc
Salilaf WadnaaOay at la A. M.
Rotterdam Julr Ml Rrodan Aug. 18
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UOLLANO-AMHKICA LINK,
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1133 Fini.a at., i. B. Remolds. IK farnam at.
CHINESE CARPENTER'S FEAT
His Method of Mending; a Hole la tas
Floor Astonished a Can.
ensstan.
"Did you aver get a Chinese carpenter
to stop up a holo In the floor?" asked on
flat dweller of another. The other had to
admit that he had not. Then the first pro-'
ceeded to tell his wonderful tale, which
the listener would not believe until he
tried an Oriental for the same purpose the
next month.
'There was a worn place In the floor that;
needed patching, and I thought I'd show
my wife what a carpenter I was, ao X
sawed a square section of the planks out.
But I cut my hand the first minute and
had to send for the Chinaman, who had a
shop right around the corner. When ho'
got to the door he grunted something that
sounded like it might mean 'Where?' and
I pointed to the square holo In a dark
corner.
" 'Wow,' he Bald, as ho squinted at it
a minute. Then ha turned around and
walked out. I thought well, I didn't know
what to think, I was bo amased. I couldn't
understand his giving up such a simple Job.
I was still puzcllng over It a half an hour
later when I heard a knock. He said 'wow,'
or some other word Ilka it and and held up
square board. Then ha walked over to
the dark corner of the room and what do:
you think? He put the square in it and it
fitted just as If It had grown there. And
he had Juat taken a peep at the hole from
where he was standing In the door,"
The flat dweller's tale la no fairy story,.
That's the way a Chinese carpenter stops
a hole in the floor. New York Tlmot.
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.
The mines and quarries of the world em
ploy 4,500,000.
Florida's orange and pineapple crop le
estimated at $2,600,000.
The highest point for wages reached be
fore the panic In 1893 has now been -
f rained or passed practically am) in all
lnes of work.
The Order of Railway Conductors of
America will meet at Portland, Ore., In
1905.
The call has been Issued for the general
convention of the Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, which will meet In Salt Lege
City, beginning September 14.
It is stated that there are 2,114 children
under 16 years of age employed In the f4C
torles of California.
There are 227 lead oencll factories In dnr.
many, which employ 2,81$ persona and ex-
ori ea.cn year i.oia tons oi pencils, worth
2,000,000.
There are ursward of ES 00(1 memhera In
United Brotherhood of Hallway Employes,
which woa organized In January, 1901.
The quarterly bulletin Issued by the New
York state department of labor allows un
paralleled prokponty for the first quarter
of this year and an increase in trade union
mmtiueiBiup in mui siaie or aov.zat in g.uca
unions. Greater New York has 818,000 of
the unionlsta.
Of Alaska's shlDmants to tha TTniiai
States but SO per cent in valua Is gold,
The valus of canned salmon alone Is $8,409,.
004, or a million more dollars than Mr.
Bowsrd. as secretary of slain, paid for the
pountry,
One publication in New York usee 140
tons of paper a day. This reni-eaenta th
rulp from thirty acres of timber taken
runk and branch or seventeen square
nilles or virgin forest per annum.
At present there are about aeventv-Ava'
persons engaged in gun-cutting In tho
United Bta lee, with not far from $6,000,000
hliiiui invesiea. i nera are probably about
00 skilled lapidaries at work, earning an
average of $1,000 a piece per year.
The PhlladelDhla A Read In a- rwa. h.a
placed In operation a type of locomotive
having a Single Dalr Of drlvlna- aahaala
such us Is commonly used la England for
high-speed passenger service. Two of them
York. between Philadelphia and New
TWO BtuduntS Of fornall linlvaralt V. . ....
discovered that by usiiur higher tmr,r.
ature and electrical currents In the refining
pi cupper tne cost, which Is now $5 a ton.
- m icuumu Dy Uttll. A Bout (ae,0U0,Ou0
worth of copper is refined in this country
annually, and $12,000.0u0 worth of silver
and $4 OOO.OuO worth of gold are recovered
therefrom.
The average dally wage of English rail
way employee set against that In tpe
United Statea la as follows: Engine driv
ers, $1 90, against $3.78 In the United States!
tircmen. 31. UJ. aialnii t. li: o,.,.,i,w....r.
$1.30. against $3.17; other trainmen, 9a cents!
against $3; machinists, $1 , against 2. 62 J
""'"","' aiaimi as.iai; aecuon fora
men. $1.SS. against $1.71; trackmen, 74 cents,
agunst $l.i3; switchmen, flagmen and
watchmen, 84 cents, against $1.74: telerranh
operators, $1.13 In Englajid, against $1.98 in
Amerloa,
The Porto Rico Federation of Labor, a
branch of the American Federation of
"a'i roquesiea novtmor Hunt to In.
vestlgate the condition of labor on certain
sugar plantations there. Poverty-stricken
laborers, robbed in every way, paid 40
cents a day, compelled to accept ''chips"
insists or money ror tser wages and to
trade only at tha plantation stores, whore
Inferior goods are sold at exorbitant prices,
etc., are a few of the sudfloaUons. Ths
matter Is of such Imoort that President
Oompers Is going to Porte Blso to investi
gate,
The following Incident fom lakes one of
the reesuhB why the man In the employ of
Clarence H. Mackay, presldont of the
Postal Telegraph company, gwear by hlmi
Mr. Maekay was somiiig down In an ele
vator of the Postal building In New York
the other day and noticed tho operator per
spiring In his heavy gray uniform. "Why
don't you wear a lighter eoatT ' he Bald.
r ettsw ' no said.
,h answer, ''end
ear it It I had.'7
key laud an or-
1 haven t any, ' wag th
tney wouian l let me i
That afternoon Mr. Mack
der. 'lhe elevator man aj gmenee were
to wear black ali'ac. ooatg and the goaWI
wsre to be provided by the oompeny.
There aye fully 600,0uft ocemotlvee In
this aouatry. The Pennsylvania road builds
I'M locomotives a year, There ae probably
evO.Otd masaenger, baggAge, cipiess, parlor,
sleeping and mall cars. Th cost of a
standard freight car la 97M With wooden
underwork, and $1."9 for stoel vnderfranio,
Th stanaard ear la thirty-aig luot long,
eight by lght and a naif Inside measute.
The rapaelty is from (O.ObO to lut.OOe pounds.
The life le from ten to twelve, years. Th
cost of a Standard. tocomoUv U $10,000 to
112.00
Unk
000;
flal'l oq wbela, pounds;
eapacllT. o.ooo vaiion.
6.6M vallena, and eoal bin.
ton to twantg to as as. pa ally.
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