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Well, now is the time to go and escape the sleet, snow and generally disagreeable weather of the North and enjoy the
perpetual sunshine and beautiful flowers in a land which is a paradise in comparison.
Augusta, Ga., and return : '. 46.70
Charleston, 8. C, and return 49.50
Havana, Cuba, and return (via Xew Orlear) 77i50
Havana, Cuba, and return (via Tampa or Miami) (Q6i70
Hot Springs, Ark., and return 3745
JackronviJle, Fla, and return 52i50
Lookout Mountain, Tenn., and return 4 It 6 5
Miami, Fla., and return 74i50
Mobile, Ala., and return 4L50
Uew Orleans, La., and return I". 43i00
Savannah, Ga., and return f. 49i50
St. Louis Flyer leaves Omaha 5:23 p. m. Only one change of cars Omaha to Jacksonville in Union depot at St. Louis.
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TRADE SHOWS 1MMAT103
CletmiM EtlM Clewi Up Star EhlrM ud
JOBBING HOUSCS RLPCRT GOOD ORDERS
adeetrles mm B .settle raHtM,
bat a Better Drauai la Etytrltl
wflk Easier Mmt. While
Wt eel Fellews C'erlem.
NEW YORK. Jan. J2.-K. G. Dan St Co.
Wekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
s:
Weather condition nave furnished the
ehief influences In the general trade alru
auon. Te mam extent traffic haa been
sundered, especially to the east, but reii
y earnings lor January ettow an in
crease of l.i per cent over toembex. Re
tatl trad 111 cowl wa greatly expanded.
I'ut no mmniwwiirait gautia at firm band
arejamorted, owing to large supplies held
unum nciait vivuiiiuimii i i
wear ant heavy wearing apparel felt the
stimulus and the annual clearance sales
remove! eocumulaUori of dry goods, mll
litierr. etc.
Wholesale business la fairly active, tr v
line salesmen are sending in about aver
age ordra and the jobbing trade is normal.
M .nufecturlng plant are more active,
with lmle chance In quotation and the
titlok fur spring trade la considered fav
orable. Collections are somewhat more prompt.
.eading srtepi4w have risen to new maxl
rnum prire for the crop year. Iron and
steel plants tnat resumed at the turn of
the year have obtained sufficient busines
to continue operations and thua far the
ecjust mem of wage ha not produced the
threatened strike. Inaofar aa new busi
ness keejs mill act it the actuation la
Improved. Scrap Iron and steel continue
firm and old rails arc the feature.
Industries are naturally in a moat un
settled condition, owing to the numerous
and unequaied reduction In ejuotationn. hut
there la a feeling that with the easier
money market a better demand will coma.
The riee in the price of cotton haa muoh
te do with the ootea situation. Thua far
a very limited amount of new buatneea
ha heD offered. There seems to be
no uncertainty aa to the scarcity In ft rat
banda. for there la delay to the few con
tract tendered. Print cloths nave aetata
advanced, but otherwise former quotations
prevail More new lines of woolens were
opened at concessions and simultaneously
the London auction aaie produced slightly
higher quotation for wool and the situ
ation In this branch of textile fahrioi Is
becoming as complicated aa the cotton in
dustry. Increased activity and at rent; U
Is reported in tho domestic hide market.
Failure this week numbered KC In the
Vnlted State, against Mi last year and
thirty-three in ( anada. compared with
twenty-ae-ven a J ear ags.
REFOITI sP TNB CXJCAsUKC BfOtBK.
T rave aart tees ef tee A seriate' Baake
Dart as; the favst Week.
NEW TORK. Jan. Q The tollowi
table, com oiled by Bradatreef a. shows th
bank elearlnaii at the prlndpaJ dues tor
the week ended January (V with th per
rantac of increase and eWcreeae as com
pared with the corresponding wees last
year:
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of ne eomparieon for laaa year.
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at-sw Ctee k trees. Ire li re g alar,
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NEW TORK. Jan. S2- Brkdstreefs to
morrow wit aay:
Confidence in spring trade finds support
In sn enlarging volume of busineea at
southern and southwestern markets an
awakening of interests st some northwes
tern renters and growth even at neutral
western and western maraeta, en ere,
however, weather condition are k draw-
bark to the full business.
The strength of rsw cotton is apparently
making It easier t negotiate and piece cot
ton in eastern meraris at tna mgner level
of values snd manufacturing of and lob
bing in prices Is nominally settee, leather
sympathising in larger skies st higher
prices.
Th iron trad Is irregular a a whole,
and varioualy regarded ojHitntetlral'v or
Uae revere, according as the point of view
shifts from crude to ftnLfched products or
the observer is located east or west. The
lighter finished products of iron and steel
are, however. In pretty good shae, and
th demand is better. Good price are being
obtained a k rule. Pig Iron is quiet Hard
ware price are raihar better. Talk of
snore business In heavy steel structural
and rail la beard, but the railroads as a
whole are backward in piauirig orders
which are uud.y relied on lu furnith
stability to the trade gen-ralty. Amoijg the
other meiala. 'per and tin ax lower.
while toad is higher.
Lumber and building material are nat
urally rather quiet at present, when out
do4r work 1 at a minimum, but tn out
lu4k for spring Is regarded a promiaing.
The aboe leather and allied trade are In a
very strung posMInn the oosntry over. Pole
and upper lest her are getung suaroer and
keairabW snake ar one te two
orrt more per pound.
Wheat, including nuur, export for the
week ended January 2, aggregate. l.lwU.
let busheia, against L771 tif bushels last
eeek. t U4.7I7 thi week lart er. l.Su.
IT in isut and 4.1.14 t:i In ltl f rom Julv
1. 1MX. te date they aggregate 4.
buahris. against 14.&7t.ark last seaaoii, li'..
1U7M In lieg and lv. 11.514 in lllul.
Corn exports for the wet-k atcgregste
1 4 buehets. sgalnn T!.7s laet week,
2 I7k lat a er ago. ITViSK in leg and 2.7.
1U id l"a. Prom Julyi. le, to date the
agr-regaie la fcOlk.077 buihela, againvt
U' .: last seeson. U.M1.U1 in iwf. aud
It X fc ta Ikui.
aulneas failures In th T'r.lted Btate
for the week ended Januarv 21 number
tt against Zte last week 2 In J he like
week is IKk, tm in llt. 2 in lle'l'and 2L2
tn Is), la Canada failures numbered St..
which compare it h as last week a ad 2
la this week a year agu.
OUTLINES HIS LIFE WORK
EgnatoT Euu'i Ambition ii tk EkrmoiiiM
Ctpi'.kl md Lkbor.
CONSECRATED TO CIVIC FEDERATION
Believe Capital sad 1-aWer Mast
Held te the Great Laaw ef Fair
Deal i eg Betereea Maa
aad Mam.
BOSTON. Jan. 22 Senator Marcus Hanna
of Ohio contributed to the February num
ber of the National Mug sine a timely and
forceful article under tlie caption of "So
cialism ktid the Laic Cnlook- It em
bodies in concrete form some -of the con
illusions drawn by Senator Hanna in bis
observations and exjwrienoe tn business
knd politics and In a measure outline
his life wtrk and indicates l.i persunal
ambition.
In expressing his belief In the power or
education ever the American people snd
declaring that the basis of right success
Is fairness and Justice, Senator Hanna
write, among other things :
There is no more engrossing question
then that of the relation between labor
and capital, which seems the paramount
topic of the oay. The itiKtinct of work
ingmen to band together to protect tbem
ailvea is no more to be wondered at than
the same instinct when seen on the part
of capital. Now. my pian is t have orran
teed union labor Americanised In the Iwt
.iiiiriisi'iy eaucstea to an un-
ui-riiuaii oi itn responsibilities and In
thia way to nuke It the tlly of th capital
ist, rauier than a foe, with which to graa
pi. It is often asked what 1 to become of th
unorganised consumer if an smicabte al
liance ia made between labor and capital.
But every man larking to one or the
otijer group; for that matter be is likely
to lielong to both.
I look some ume to consider the work
of th Civic federation and am firmlv con
vinced that it i the obiect to wM.h 1
desire is consecrate the remaining years
of my life. 1 fully ajiprecikte that it is
a long struggle, but the progress already
made under me motto of the Civic federa
tion. tle golden rule, has surpassed even
my most sanguine expectatiuiis.
The menace of lodty. as I view It. is
the dread of a spirit of socialism, one of
those thing which I only half under
stood, and is more or lesr used to it.na.me
the popular mind against all Individual
inltaatlve or pemonal energy, which has
been the very a Minora of ineri'u prog
ress Hoth capital and labor must yield
In time to th great law of fair dealit.g. man
lo mtaJi. Every ear tif exT-nenoe. every
d illar of accumulaied capital, every ldt-i.t
we (Kissesa. have been regarded as a eecred
charge li.r the good of the nation to help
In uniting the Interests of rich and poor,
earned and unlearned.
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New Crlakiik La., knd return.
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Mobile. A .a., and return
Feb. h-14th.
Lmhj UsrJts and ktap-49vers.
All i format km at Wabaab
ctty omc. lsTil rkrnaat st
r sadiess
Harry E. Mot Te 1 a. P. Q,
CMnakv Neb
Into the general carnival base ban fund.
Burlington is to huve one of the best
clubs in the new Iowa state league, which
has Just been organized. The base ball
enthusiasts are Jubilant over the prospect.
SOCIETY HELPS BASE BALL
Marllegtea's Elite Orgaalsr a Pair ta
lerar feeds te Ffaaae th
Tessa.
BT-RUNGTOV. la, Jan. 2. (Special
Burllt.giim sill ha Iwm ball this sum
mer. And thereby hangt a tale of lively
Curt by the society uini of the city,
who have taken bold ef the financial end
of the enterprise la LSe most etiergeuc
shape. They have organised a big carni
val event to take plaoe next nek. lam
ing several daa. in one of to largest
lisils in the dry. Everything b.u.g
done to make this evera one of tlie moet
eiatKrale ecil sffalr of the kind ever
held in Burlington The prmweds of U.t
cemlk a! are te go toeard toe eaaetifs
of ttie base ball a4KuiaUon and It ut ix
p4ar4ed thut the pronvMtos wiil be very laige
Among the young women cf lHurllngtor.
who will participate in tiu nut are:
Mlaw June ft Pr,en. Mr Charles HL'tfhina.
Mr W. W. IxKlye Mis Prn'-w Hirt
Mia Jresie Sctiramm. Mis Maud e'.ein
liardt. MtM Asne Parsot M'.ss Huavffrd.
Miss M -Part land. Mia p'kliiiignr. Muw
MUier. Miss Lgomrcirio. Mim I nter and
ether.
A an Initial event to the carnival the
hoy of the Burlington AtLi-tic club gave
a oa.no last tagou which :sv feoiie at
henked and lb im,vtaa mt aiuck aveat
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Two Favwrltes Wla la Ia Aag-ele
stag Irldtas kprtaat a karwrlae -at
the Oaklaadl Rare.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Jan. 2 Two
favorites won st Ascot park today and the
general public lost a large sum. The last
race was one of the most disastrous to the
betting public that bad been run here.
Lunar, the- odda-on favorite: Montana
IVerees. Merwan snd El Oriente were
Slaved all along the line by the talent, and
iontana Peeress wat the only one to gt
Insioe the money, and she could d no bet
ter thsn third. Lkbor. at II to 1, won, and
Invlctua. at S to 1. rot the place. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Oottliehen won.
Negrusca second. Koeeertc third. Time:
1 :ir-V
Second race. Slauson course, selling: Ge
beimniM won. Effervescence second, Ph-x
third Time: 1:11.
Third race, one mile snd a sixteenth,
selling: Blue Ttidge won. Emir second. Rio
Chicn third. Time: 1:50.
Fourt h race, six furlongs: Crusader won.
Puis second, Dolly Haymaa third. Time:
1 :15.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling: Fog
Iake won, Laocoon second, Ludy Fonse
third. Time: 1.25",
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Labor won,
Invlctua second. Montana Peeress third.
Time: 1 4S
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 23. Results:
First race, six furlong, selling: Amasa
won. Rustic Girl second. Lady Kent third.
Time: 1J4.
Second race, one mile and one-eighth,
selling: niltson won. Frank Wood second.
FiHe d'Or third Time: 1 :64V
Third race, six furlong. ae!Mng: Ora
Viva won. Fair Lady Anna aecond, Ma
rello third. Time: 1J4
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs,
handicap: lrtdlur won. Futuritk second.
O Hagen third. Time: 1 :.
Fifth race, seven furlong, selling: TtiS
Cure won Celetiract second. Coroner third.
Time: 1:27V
Sixth race, on mile, selling: Stlllchio
won, Harry Beck second. Flaneur third.
Time- 1.41
NE' ORLEANS Jan. 22 Result:
First race six furlunga. selling: Preak
ness won. Ralh loung second, Ida Pen
xance third Time: 1:17.
Seeond race, six furlong: Hvmettu won.
Four Jeaf C aecond, Mrs. Frank Foster
third. . Time: 1 17.
Third race, one mile snd a sixteenth,
selling: Cuetu son Lampoon second,
Lrbe third Time: 1 :i2.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, handicap:
icn iorse won t aterj'inar secoua. lr.
6tetihens third Time . 1 :lfv
f ifth rsoe. one mile- Little Scout won.
Pavns second, Beatue McCarthy third. Time:
1 f
I :xth raoe. one mile and tvente -nAm
selling: Rachel Ward wiu. ra Mt Kinney
second. Second Bight third. Time: 1 k
ft EAR Y AND HERRERA DRAW
Mtileas Marts On? Like a Wleaer, Vet
hear? 1 pre e l lter
eaads.
The lightweight champion cleverly ducked
many viclou swings of the Italian, who
failed te land a telling blow, while Can
played throughout for the face and landed
enough right and left-hand blows to have
put any man in his class to sleep In
th first few rwunds. Grrm was so hadlv
cut about the face and bead that the polic
Interfered In the middle of the tenth round.
DIVIDE HONORS AT SIOUX CITY
Oasaka W las the Track Meet aaa
Hesse Teens Takes the Basket
Ball
SlOfX CITT. la.. Jan .Special Tele
gram (Honors were divided by I he Omaha
md Sioux City Toung Men Christian as
sociations here tonight. Sioux City won
the tinsket hall game. 2 tc 2h. and Omaha
won the track meet, scoring 21"H points 1o
Bloux City's 17V P1T In the basket ball
game fast and furiou. though Sioux
City mtir tamed a lead throughout the
game. The score at the end of the first
half wa Xi to 16 In favor of Bloux City.
For Omeha Blnon played a star game. In
the track events Corns ell of Omaha raised
his mark for the three standing umj to
' feet incnes. J he lineup ul the tiasket
ball game: 1
Sioux Oily. Position Omaha. I
Paver Right forward... Chcrrington j
Ietwiler Left forward Btx'en I
Bertke Center Hanson i
hating been acquired lv
Tskey.
William H.
WITH THK BOWLERS.
On Selleck's alleys laet evening the Cud
ahy orooe force defeated the Armour office
force by the following score:
CX'DAHTS.
lot
Nelson J4B
Weber l:6
Cochran 176
Buck 1H
Ryuar ic
Totals
Duke
Davis
Tonneman
Chumlea
Carter i...
Totals
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ARMOURS.
1st.
171
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It 14 44
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Wiliard
Anderson
Shay 0e ta Cardlaals.
FT. LOXMS. Jan a-Dan Shay, wh
played shortstop m San Francisco, will
play the same poaltim next seon in the
St. Louis National League club. The con
tract was signed here today.
aasras lts Baae BalL
DETROIT Jan. 2 The News today says
that S. F. Angus bus retired absolutely as
a base ball magnate, hia Interest in tlie
Detroit American league base ball club
Ore-grew Mwraerer Haaged.
BAKER CITT. Ore.. Jan. 22. Pleasant
Armstrotig. who murdered Minnie Lns
mmger near Haines in this county on
ChHstross morning. 112. was execatod n
the mil yard here this morning. His neck
wa bn.ken by the fa.lL Anneiron main
talned hi l-nn nerve until the last He
made a brief address to t.e assembled
crowd, saying Hist iie w s irr' for hi
crime, but th4.t he waa going to mt tl
ftrl, Minnie Ensmlnger. At tns close of
is address be knelt snd received the last
aaorament of the Catholic church.
Arter raassslts stride.
COLVMBCt. O.. Jan 22-Ned Howsrd
Fowler, leading man of the Empire Theater
Slock company, shot and killed himself to
day in th presence of his wife, Lsurs Kel
son Hall, whom be married elm thev
csme he- with the stock organisation, snd
Dr. Staj-ting Wilcox, who had been called
to attend him. Nervousness is assigni'd as
the cause, due to overwork.
MILWAUKEE Jan. S -Charlc Neary
of Milwaukee and Auretlo Herrera, the
Msxican. fought six rounds tonight, to a
draw, t-f ore ths Milwaukee Boxing club
hn tii tret round Herrera chopped Neary
face wlT, straight punches nd left hooks,
drawitig blood- In tne secons Neary begn
stn.r hut books, upper-cut and jkte
from Herrera gave the Mexican a decided
advantage. Herrera began to mix in the
third, but Neary gained the advantage in
infighting. In the fourth the tight iig was
chiefly at long range. Nearv forcing, hut
Herrera maintained his advantage. The
fifth and sixth were rather tame.
HUMAN PUNCHING BAG WINS
Grlss Waa Badly Cat Abwat the Fare,
hot Causa Fails t Sveax-k
Hlas Oet.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 22 Joe Grim of Phil
adelphia won the pure bung up by the
Eureka Athletli and Social 4Cluh la a ten
rojnd bout tonight and aa additional li'w
from Gint. wno thought lie roaid put out
tta human punching bag" la six rout.au
G-SJ.S weisht about 1J tanwjt.a.. r.nm
' seeaitd ts b twcsl-tli pwuau weavter.
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I want all ailing man ts feel that
they can com la our office freely for
aa examination and explanation of
their condition wttlout being bound by
any obligaUua la tak trea-tmejit unless
they so tiealr. Evary man should
taks advantags ef this opportunity t
laarn hi true eeodlttea. aa I will ao
vtss him lu.w heal t regain hi
health and strength and preserve ths
power of manhood utile Tips aid kg
I will mak a thorough and soleti ti
flc EXAMINATION of your au roams,
an esanunatiun . the . w ill disaiua
your true physical condition, without
a know edge of which you ar groping
In the dark. Jf you bar taken treat,
merit without suecens, 1 will show you.
w hy t Iklieg.
It Is not to
much of a
calamity that
a ma n con -
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I WILL CURE YOU
tracts diseases or weaknesses, but that he neglects
them Tails to secure the proper treatment for their cure,
or he has experimented with too many free treatment
and quick cure schemes
"W saake w aslsleasllaa; atsMesneats ar aabwetaeeellk prapeel.
tie as te kr asfllete, war a ere airwaata aa ear tbesa la a few euays
la erler t seeare their Bustraaaa;. hal w gaaraate a aerfee-t. sate
aaA leaf lea rare la th aatrkest passible tins, wit keel leaving I a
larsaa after ekTeets ta the srstesn, aaa at the lowest passible rest
fa b4et, sklllfal aa sareeasfwl trwwvtsseat."
nT fi ll al lCkLl, liFELT AID THOgOI CHIT t
Strktsre, Varicocele, EciIssIdbs, NtrvD-Saial Dtbl'il),
Impoteecy Clojd P&lsoi (Syp tills), Ctctfil.
kl.Bty an. trltary DlJt.sts,
and waaJmmis due ts lnharltaans. evil bablta. setf-kbuas, g-
esaasa. or the. result of apeelOr or pm at diasassa.
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LblieWLlBliul thtt Xjflio bourn. I a. so. t p. m. Stuidaya, U i. 1 only
STATE HEDICAL INSTITUTE,
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