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OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1P03.
12
LIFE TRACED IN LAW SLIT
Oo of Ptrtie Dead and Another linn
Before Cass in Decided.
IMPROVEMENTS AT STATE FAIR GROUNDS
Cltf ef Marshall town Aeka Sr'"
Coort f Rehearing la the
ftoldlere' rreferec Cna
from that Cllr.
(from a PUff Correspondent.)
1B8 MOIN'F.H. Pec 15. flpeclal.) Tha
supreme court today reversed rose which
wii before the court before, and the prin
ciple hvlne died and (one Insane the suit
1s maintained by the administrator and
guardian. The suit la that of Oeorge A.
Maimer, administrator of the estate of T.
C Hendry, against R. M. Roberta, guar
fllan of H. N. Moore, Insane. The case la
from Montgomery county. Moore was ae
ourlty on a now given by one Evans of
Harpy county, Nebraska, and the suit waa
over the notes. Hendry la now dead and
Moore Is Inaane.
Ktete Pair Improvements.
Elaborate Improvements will be made at
the Btate fair ground aa a result of the de
nizations of the board of directors today.
It has been decided to spend IS.ftffl or $4,000
on Improving the exposition building and to
build a new large cattle barn after the type
of the largo ona now on the grounda, and
to continue the building of permanent walks
and curbing and guttering the streets out
of the funda In tha hands of the directors
from the profits of last, year's fair. Tho di
rectors have not yet decided what they will
ask of tha legislature In the way of Im
provements, though It Is practically asmired
that a ateel amphitheater will bo among
the things. The directors have endorsed
tha mbve of tho state manufacturers to
link the lesrlslaturo for an appropriation for
manufacturers' building. A nrw depart
ment of police regulations has been created
and M. McDonald of Rnyard has boon
placed In charge. Prof. Curtlss of the state
college waa today made superintendent of
tha horse department, Emery Reeves of
Waverly superintendent of horticulture and
Wesley Greene superintendent of floricul
ture. Militiamen Resign.
Captain Prlca of the company of tho Na
tlonnl Guard at Port Podge and Captain
Rlyler of Company A of Pes Moines have
resigned and elections have been called for
naming their successors.
Issue, Soldiers' Tlnllrtln.
AH tho census Information relating to the
old soldiers of the state has been Issued In
the form of a bulletin by the exerutlve
council for d'Strlbutidn. Tho bulletin shows
the number of soldiers from the different
states of tho union In tho various counties
of Iowa, tho branch of the service In which
they served and tno division as to present
atfes.
i
Hehear Soldiers Preference Uir.
Tho City of Marshalltown today filed
notice of a petition for rehearing of tha
aoldlera' preference law ease appealed from
that city and doclded at the last period of
court In favor of the constitutionality of
tho aoldlera' law.
Operators Mar Strike.
Complications arose In tho pending strike
of tho operator of tho Mutual Telephone
company today when tho operators learned
that there were thirty operators In the city
bitught from other oltiea to take the places
of the local operators In case of a strike.
A conference of the officers and operators
waa held at 1V and another at S, In which
Prerldent A. U l'rl k of the Stale Federa
tion of Labor represented the owrntnrs. A
Strike Is more likely now than at any time
since the difficulties arose.
Mete nank Chartered.
Auditor of State B. F. Carroll today Is
sued a charter for the Commercial Pav
ings bank of Cedar Rapids, with a capital
stock of tTAfrfl. of which C. H. Chandler is
president and James I never cashier.
Street far Situation.
The twenty-five days given the street
railway company by the city council In
which to tear up Ha tracks expired today
and under the order of tho city council the
city solicitor Is ordered to tako such action
as he deems expedient. He will likely file
an equity suit alleging that the company
lias no franchise, and this suit will be con
solidated with the suit already In progress
In the district court.
Want liaiton Incorporated.
The grand Jury of Nebraska county has
asked Governor Cutrmilna to use his influ
ence for a law requiring towns of over 500
population to Incorporate. The grand Jury
has In mind Ruxton, which, with a popu
lation of ton. Is still unincorporated. Sen
ator W. C. Jones nnd Representative A. F.
N. Hambleton are asked to Investigate tho
community.
Mla.lnsr Man Arrested.
Judson Merrltt of Pleasantvtlle, In., who
mysteriously disappeared and waa surpos'd
to have fallen from the Wabash railway
bridge and been drowned In the Pes Molnea
river, waa today discovered to be under ar
rest In the city Jail.
Salt Over Trademark.
On petition of Swift and Company of Chi
cago, Judge McPherson has enjoined tho
Waterloo Creamery company of Council
Bluffs, Pes Moines and Waterloo, from us
ing aa a trademark a design of clover
which Swift uos on a certain grade of but
ter. The hearing Is set for January 8. The
plaintiff claims tho profits which have ac
crued on the butter bearing that lubcl.
Woman's C'lnba and Motherhood. '
CEDAR FALLS, la., Pec. 13.-(Special.)-Careful
statistics have been compiled from
the various wonien'a clubs of Cedar Falls
that prove race suicldo does not exist in
this city. The total membership of tho
Woman's Federated Clubs Is 147. The mar
ried members number 124, of whom twenty
four are childless. The total number of
children Is 250, leaving the average of three
and one-half children to a family.
t
Tot fifty yea r we nave made
Cook'i Imperial and know that
H b the best Champagne that
pure (rape ami human Inge
Butty could make, and out
opinion was endorsed by the
giving of the Grand Prize ever
all other makes at the St. Louis
World's Fair, Cook't Lnperlal
b half the price of foreign
made Champagne, The dif
ference lies in the fact that
you pay duty and ship freight
on the foreign make.
SERVED EVERYWHERE
AMIEICAJI WINt CO ST. LOWS
SP03TS OF A DAY.
KVKSTS OX TUB Rl .UG TRACKS
DUN'S REVUW OF TRADE
Holiday Business it tbe Principal feature
sfike Week Commercially-
MOVEMENT OF STAPLES CONTINUES
Little Maehlner Is Idle aad Oat
look for Patare la Brightened
hy Sereral Wane
Advances.
trade reports thus far are satis-1
factoring Industry Is still as active
ns ever, notable In this respect being iron
snd steel, hut new buying of the crud'T
forms, such as pig Iron, Is lens sctlve.
Finished products note no diminution In
demand and the reduction of high pre
miums. Mild weather has favored freer
shipments of coal from mines and retarded
consumption, thus helping dealers to pro
vide against winter conditions later on.
Cars are still scarce, special complaint be
ing made by iron, lumber and grain trade,
but are claimed to be In better supply
west of the Missouri, with no improvement
at the east. Collections are Irregular, vary
ing with weather and transportation con
ditions. Foreign tfade In November was a
record breuker for that month, with bread
stuffs showing the greatest gains.
In textile manufacturing lines there la no
notable chanites. Conservatism by others
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-R. CJ. Pun ft Co.e 'la still the feature A 'arge volume or
Meekly Review of Trade tomorrow will . a'rp Btrnngly held. In raw wool buying Is
say: moderate, but prices are strong and about
Holiday trade has ben tbe principal ! n a par with Inst year at this time. Much
feature commercially, retail sales surpass- depends on the coming heavyweight season.
Iwc all records, whll- it has been found The lightweight season shows an active de
necessary to place IllH-rav supplement iry , mand for most worsteds. If as Is hoped,
orders. Tet this activity in specialties d"- woolens find favor, shorter clothing wools,
tracts little from the steady movement i which are In liberal aupply. will be stlmu
of staples, and In jobbing and manufactur- lated. ...
Ing departments there is unprecedented Huslness failures In the t nited States for
preparation lor the spring trad-. Uttle the week ending December 14 number 2oN
machinery is Idle and the outlook for the atmlnst irs lust week, ZiH in the like week
future Is brightened by several announce- j of tJHM, ?"9 In 1WI. 2Jo In 1W2 and 2H2 In ISM.
n.ents of higher wage scales to become In Canada failures for the week numner
ffr. ct.lve January 1. These are In every . 31. ri against 31 last week and 3i In this
Instance voluntary on the part of the em- wek a year ago.
plovers, anil one concern will Ihenby Uls- , Wheat. Including flour, exports for the
tribute about ll.OOo.om more per ennum. ! week ending December 14 Ore 4.315.1')2bush
buiiding activities are scarcely retarded by j els. nealnst 4 246.1 2 last week, 1.444.KW this
the advancing season, new j-eniilta aro , week last year, 8,363,035 In l'X'3 and 3,25t,nai
being constantly granted, and dealera In In lft'2.
some mnterluls find their stocks marlnn From July 1 to date the exports are Bi.
exhaustion. Hallway earnings steadily 258 649 bushels, against 8L.7ni.4" last year,
show gains over last years tures tor ! Wi.Ktp.Mt In IKS and 1I2.15S.6.T! In 1902.
December thua far exceeding those of i Corn exports for the week are (.407.1 id
1!"4 by 4 4 per cent. Foreign commerce bushels, agnlnst 2 4"?,317 lat week, 4p3 713a
returns for November madn better ex- I vear mm fa7.W7 In 1S0.1 snd 3.1M.531 In 190J.
hlbit aa to exports than waa expected, From Julv 1 to date the exports of corn
Three Favorites and Three Second
Choices Win at Inarleslde.
flN. FRANCISCO, Pec. lo.-Rain fell In hits brought a sudden setback In so many
partly because of the outgo of breadstuff,
which surpassed all monthlv ri cords for
over two years. At this port, lor the
last week, ail exports were valued at S3,.
$4,862 more than a var ago, anile Im
ports decreased $l,496,fl!.9.
Two gratifying features are noted In re
ports regarding the iron and steei Industry.
New business continues to come forward,
raising the rate of production above all
previous records, while conservatism pre
vails as to quotations, and there is still
no evidence of the reckless Inflation that
are 2?.?s.w tiusneis, against 12.vne.11s in
19H4. 26.S82.2S7 In 19Q.1 and ,fi:2.444 In 1902.
Gold Match Boxes Edholm. Jeweler.
Modern Woodmen Elect.
IOOAN, In., Dec. 15.-(8peclil.)-Modern
Woodmen of America lodge No. 1S37 has
elected officers as follows: V. C, K. G.
Tyler; advisor, Thomas Dakan; clerk,
Oeorge tl. llnrvey; bunker, Oscar Coffey;
escort, Joseph Crouch; watchman, M. II. j
Norman; sentry. 8. T. Hardy; physicians,
! C. 8. Kennedy and I. C. Wood; managers.
J. B. Van Scoy and George O. Turner.
Snlta for Personal Injuries.
CEDAR RAPIDS, In.. Deo. 15.-(SpeclaI.)
August Itnn,ui9t has begun two suits '
against the i:ing Crown Plaster company' ,
I for tl3,00O one for $3,900 for personal In- i
Juries and one for 110.000 aa adm ilstrator
of the estate of William Unquiet, his minor ,
son, whom he claims waa injured by some
of the machinery of the plant falling on
him while at work for the company.
Medical Firm Dissolves.
LOGAN. Ia.. Pee. 15.-(SpeclaU-The
partnership of Dra. Jones and Williams was
dissolved today. Pr. J. D. Jones retires and
Pr. D. Williams will continue the practice.
STATE
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE.
Tha Man's Trua Specialists
I Doctors for Men
Hydrocele,
Varicocele,
Stricture,
Emissions,
Impotency,
Gonorrhoea,
Blood Polsom
(Syphilis),
Rupture,
Aervoos
Debility.
KIDNEY and URINARY Dlseasea
snd all Diseases and Weaknss of
MKN due to evil habila of youth,
abuses, excesses or the result of ueg-lei-twd,
unskilled or Improper treatment
01 sp-Kunu or private dmeaaea.
If we could but aee and treat all men
when the tint symptoms show them
selves there would soon be little need
tor ao-calied specialists In chronic dia
tM, ami luuie wouul be lew men
emama a iejuveniin ot their phy
sical, mental ami sexual powuis, and
invie wuuid be uoitu uiuikiU Willi me
imieiible stamp ot coumuuuoiml
tfiuia. and the suft.vei troin
V AlUCOCfcXlC. GLEET, XKICTLKU.
Kiuney and ttiuauer mauaiiea would ta
leuuced lu a minimum, tout ua lung
aa MEN continue to disregard the
gulden adage, "A stitch in time saves
nine, and continue 10 neglect tneni
elves or to exercise Indifference or
poor Judgment In securing tu right
treatment at the outset. Just so long
will there be multitude of ctirunio
ufferers.
e snake ae anlaleadlaa; ktatemeata or anbaalaeaallka proposl.
tloaa to Ike afflicted, neither do promise to care the in la a fev
days, aor offer cheap, worthless treatment In order to aeenre their
patronage. Hoaest doctors ef recosalaed ability do aot resort to
aaeb methods. We araaraatee m perfect, safe and lasting- care la the
i salckeat popaslble time, wlthoat leavlaat Injarloos after effects la
the system, aad at the lowest post
and enceessfal treatment.
torrents today at lngleslde. Despite tho
change In track conditions, however, three,
favorite and three second choices took the
honors of the day. The fenturc event, a
11. lie dasli for 3-year-cilds, was won by
Gregor K., who finished two lengths nheail
of St. George, Jr. Gateway, the favorite,
made a pour showing. Weather rainy j
trick good for first two races. Results:
First race, five and one-half furlongs
Prominence won. Abe Meyer second,
Rotrou third. Timet l:r.
8 corn! race, one mile; Olympian won,
liovps Labor second, Leash third. Time:
l:4l'i.
Third race, mile: Cloche D'Or won. Tarn
O'Shanter second, Hi Col Cap third. Time:
1:44.
Fourth race, futurity course: Gossipef II
won. Kscamado second, The Roustabout
third. Time: 1:12.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards: Priers
wop, Reydare second, Royalty third. Time:
1 : 4tty.
bilh race, mile: Gregor K won, 8t.
George, Jr. second. Blue Eyes third. Time:
1:43-V
NKW ORLEANS, Pec. 15. Results at
City Park:
First race, six furlongs:' Rain Devils
won, Steve Lane second, lion-wall third.
Time: 1:21.
Second race, seven furlongs: Bchodale
won, Mod red second, Tom Crabu third.
Time: 1:36.
Third race, five und one-half furlongs:
Laura Hunter won, Woodclalm second,
Precious Stone third. Time: 1:14.
Fourth race, one milei Belden won.
Orbicular second, Glenclare third. Time:
1 :40.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth: Attila
won, Amherlta second, Monochord third.
Time: 1:5XH.
8lxth race, six and one-half furlongs:
Baron Esher won, Plller second. Signal
Light third. Time: 1:117.
Results at Fair grounds:
First race, seven furlongs: Remington
won, Holloway second. Mahogany third.
Time: 1:36.
Second rHce. six furlongs: Glengallant
won Payne second. Arsenal third. Time:
Third race, mile and a alxteenth: Mac
Beth won, TriM-hello second. Mr. Jack
third. Time: l:66fc.
Fourth race. hIx furlongs, handicap:
Malster won, Collector Jessup second
Peter Paul third. Time: 1:184.
Fifth race, mile nnd a Sixteenth: Jack
Lory won, Bnurke Cockran second, Edward
Hale third. Time: 1:&6V.
Sixth race, mile and u sixteenth: Augur
won. Frau Filllno second, Dance Musio
third. Time: 1 :57ty.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15. Results at
Ascot:
First race, short course, steeplechase:
Pecimo won. Allegiance second. Klldoo
third. Time: JMK).
Second race, futurity course: Hammer
away won, KlevHtlon second. King Mist
third. Time: 1:1114.
Third ruoe.'one and one-sixteenth miles:
Miss Bettlna won, Freesias second. Hot
third. Time: 1:48.
Fourth race, rnlle: McGrathlana Prince
won, Mat second, Nlnnaaquaw third.
Time: litCMi
Fifth race, six furlongs: Good L,uek
won, Stoessel second, Creston Boy third.
Time: lill.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Revolt won,
Grao-ful second. Ebony third. Time:
l:14t.
previous periods of similar activity. Basic
conditions of trie textile markets are still
most sound, because production shows no
lndlcntion of surpassing requirements. But
the hlgner prices for cotton goods naturally
produce a little hesitation among buyers,
and contracts for future delivery are some
what restricted.
As to wooltn goods the men's wear sea
son la opening slowly on lines lor next
fall, and the only urgency comes from cer
tain buyers of worsteds, who lear n repeti
tion of the past seasons unsatisfactory
deliveries.
Hiues are remarkably sustained consider
ing the seasonable deterioration In Quality
and the liberal receipts of catile. Leatner I i0
ib iiuiet uul iirni. j raveling salesmen 111
the wst and south are sending New Eng
land shoe manufacturers large supplemen
tary orders for spring goods, and the
shops have so much advance business that
they are in a decidedly Independent posi
tion concerning nw contracts.
Failures numbered 239 in the United
States, against 27tt last year, and twenty
seven in Canada, compared with twenty
five a year agu.
REPORT OF TIIK CLEARING HOISE
Transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The following
table, compiled by Bradatreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ending December 14, with the per
centage of Increase and aecieaoe as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
MIK(KARI) WIES TO CHICAGO
Brooklyn Team Trades Captain for
Konr Windy City Players.
NEW YORK, Dec 15. "Patsy" Pnnovnn,
the new manager of the Brooklyn National
league base bnll club today approved a
trade that already had bi-en agreed upon
by the Brooklyn nnd Chicago clubs. Cap
tain Sheckard of the Brooklyns has been
exchanged for Outfielders Maloney and Mc
Carthy, Third Baseman Casey and Pitcher
BrWsrs of the Chicago Nationals.
Donovan himself will play right field for j
Brooklyn and Lumley will be shifted to
center field. McCarthy and Maloney will
alternate In the other outfield positions.
ICm
Old
Underoof
Rye
has an earned reputation for
superior quality
CHAS. DENNEHY & COMPANY,
san"l"sss
rit-das'iii
II
ssjUPoajass
en-
nrnltt Beats Beatrice.
BEATRICE. Neb., Dec. 15. (Special Tele
gram.) The Dewltt basket ball teiun de
feated the Beatrice te'im here this after
noon in a splendid game by a score ot 15
13.
d&S. WINSLOW'S
SOOTKIHQ SYRUP
as been seed by Millions of Mothers for ttaetr
children wblle Teatblmt for over fifty Teitrs. f
,t soouios me ennu, sonens me gnnit, auars
all pain, minis wlr.d eolla, and la toe bt
lms1y for dlsrrhnm.
TWKNl'T-riVK CENTS A atOTTXC
r -in-rn-ii iyirutf,iiana
Some Cozy Offices.
' There is one office building in Omaha that ia
always warm in winter and cool in summer. There are
not very many offices vacant at the present time in
The Bee Building
( Among them, however, are some very choice small
offices, which rent from $10 to $18. This price in
cludes electric light, heat, water and janitor service
and the advantage of being in an absolutely fire proof
building. If you want a comfortable office, see us
before they are all gone.
R. C. PETERS CO-, ReMal Ajenta.
Ground Floor, Bee Building.
JLaan
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2
CITIES.
Clearings.
Ino.
Dec
WITH TlIK BOWLERS.
The Armours recovered from their re
cent slump last night and took three games
from the Black Knta. The packera rolled
a nice aeries and brought their total pine
for the season to within a shade of the
Krug Parks, who lead. GJerde wan the
only man to reach the 600 mark, but Neale
missed It by only two pins. Anderson
was high man for the Kats with 661
ARMOl'RS.
.. . 1st- 2d.
caie 212 202 M
Chandler 170 ira i7
OJertfe 2.19 179 jm
Hartley jttf 214 j j
8praiue 154 iti iss
possible coat (or hoaest, skillful
CONSULTATION FREE r?,,r",enno.t Vu for rmptom blank.
wwiiwuhiniiwti Office Hours I a, m. to S p . m. Sundays, 10 to 1 only.
1308 Farnam Street, Between 13th and 14th Streets, Omaha, Neb.
Otiri
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Hates
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ILLINOIS CENTRA L
Tickets on sale December 23rd, with 30 day
limit returning, to all points west of and includ
ing Toronto, Buffalo, Salamanca, Pittsburg,
Wheeling, including Chicago.
FAST TRAIN
Leaves Omaha 6:00 p. m.
Arrives Chicago 7:30 a. m.
Tickets and information at 1402 Farnam
St., Omaha, or write,
Totals 931
BLACK KATS.
1st. 2d
Mean lxi
l.aswas Ha
She dun i;o
t'hatelain 165
Anderson 1S2
12
507
K K3 t.blt
153
lid
1B1
119
3d.
i:
134
1.1
17
183
S.534
Seals
Total a M5 bit 817
The 8un Klowers rut the Red
away In the shade by beating them two out
or inree games on the Metropolitan alleys.
Bageser was high man with 2ol. also low
in&u Willi 93.
SUN FLOWERS.
1st. 2d.
Btearns 1 150
lienjamin 171 143
t'lemvnta 116 129
Mack 190 134
Ames 131 127
Total! 758 91 744
l!i
14
139
170
133
RKU SRAIS.
1st. 2d.
Nolan 127 IrtO
letter 19 lis
Sageser 133 31
Urulnlng 1:12 136
laaeltou 123 132
Totals Dt 744
Id.
M
104
W
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Rlstlae Still Coach.
AMES, Ia.. Pec. 15 (Special.) At a meet
ing of the athletic council today "Hnady"
Ristine waa le-electcd coach of the fmit
ban team for l:. Thla will make the
; third year for the veteran couch ax Ames,
j Prof. B. V. Poyer waa re-elected general
nuinufrer for next year and V. B. I'ackard
. was elected foot ball manager and R. K.
aeans mnnuger for the track trim
New York
Chicago
Boston
t'hiiadep.hla ....
St. LkuiIs
I Ittsburg
8an Francisco ..
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City ....
New Orleans ....
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Detroit
Milwaukee
OMAHA ,
Providence
Los Angeles ....
Buffalo
Indianapolis ....
St. Paul
Memphis
St. Joseph
Richmond
Iienver
ColumDus
Seattle
Washington
Savannah ,
Albany
Portland, Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo. O
Atlanta
Bait Lake City ...
Rochester
Peoria
Hartford
Nashville
Spokane, Waab.
Pes Moines
Tacoma
New Haven
Grand Rapids ...
Norfolk
Payton
Portland, Me
Springfield, Mass
Augusta, Ga
Kvansvllle
Bloux City
Birmingham ....
Syracuse
Worcester
Knoxvllle
Charleston. S. C
Wilmington, Pel...
Wichita
Wllkegbarre
Davenport
Uttle Rock
Topeka ,
Chattanooga,
Jacksonville, Fla...
Kalamazoo, Mich..
Springfield, 111
Fall River
Wheeling. W. Va..,..
Macon
Helena
Lexington
Akron
Canton, O ;..
Fargo, N. D
Youngstown
New Bedford
Rockford. Ill
Iwell
Chester, Pa
Blnghamton
Bloomington, 111
Springfield. O
, . Greensburg, Pa
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Decatur, III
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Jacksonville. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neb
Cedar Rapids
Houston
tGalveston
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS
On December 23rd Only the Burlington will sell round trip tickets from Omaha
and Nebraska territory to many points in , a
ILLINOIS, INDIANA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, ONTARIO, NEW YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA, KENTUCKY, WEST VIRGINIA
Rate: Fare and onr third for the round trip.
Final Return Limit: Thirty days.
The Burlington's Service to Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis is as near perfection
as money and ingenuity can make it. With these three gateways it can ticket you
to any eastern destination you wish to reach over the shortest, quickest and most
convenient route.
For rates and information, berths and all details call on '
J. B. REYNOLDS, Gity Passenger Agent., 1502 Farnam St,
OMAHA. NEB.
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27.0.
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Total r. 8
Outside New York...
$3.:94 532.F94'
( 1,094,780,3051
3 9 .
10.8,.
CANADA.
SAMUEL NORTH, District Passenger Agt.
OMAHA, NE8.
1
! elii-iion of the base ball maiuger was left
to the will of the inenibt-rs and captain of
. the turn. The honor "A'' sweater waa
I awarded to Talihls, Furrows. M ibie. McEl
I hnn-y. Hubhiird, Knox, Perrin, Thayer,
i and Nelson. The following men who huv
already r"Of ivea "A a wire rtcommended
for sieci:il mention: Cave. Jones. Biller.
Irenan, Mack, tiinlih, btouffer and lien-nlutter.
Montreal '$
Toronto
Vlnnlpea; ,
Ottawa,
Halifax
Tin Vance uver, H. C...
Davldaua Hmmy WiiHr,
Hurley Iavi.1son. who has bten clvlng
xhihitlons In fumy and trick roller skai
liiK at the Auditorium all the week, de
feated C. K. l.aron of Fremont in a mile
race in the fa I time of 13. Ixrsun
runs a rink at Fremont and ia quite a
skater, but wis unable to take the turns
as well as I)a IiIhoii who trailed him until
the fifth lap when he scoot. d by and had
lap atviut made up when Larson fell.
I.arson sV'idded around the turns while
Iivulson skated all the while. Tonight
will be the last night for Davidson until
February when he wtll return for another
week'a engagement.
Lab Aaarelee Wtaa Peaaaal.
UTta ANQEIM. Cal.. Dee. 18 -The Los
Ancles team mn the Pacinc coast league
j. im-ni fur VA Uiduy by dtftaung Tacoma
1 in I
O tie bee
Hamilton
8t. John, N. B..
Iondon, Cnt
Victoria, B. C...
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U.ft 8831
1'7'',.64
1336,489!
1 M-'flMi
1.99J.818I
1.78M15'
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1 047 604'
1,118 .34'
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12.1!
Total, Canada ' 74.7SS,493 14.1)
Palancea paid In cash.
tNot Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
BBADITHtEn RBTIEW OF TRADR
lialldar Trad fur Week larptttM
All Prevleaa Rererds.
NEJW TORK. Dec. 15. Bradstreet'g to
morrow will say:
Holiday trade has absorbed attention this
week and reports from all over the coun
try are unanimous that all records for this
stage of the season have been surpassed.
In retail trade proper there is some com-
Elaint of mild weather retarding sales of
eavy clolhing and fool ear. Wholesale
trade is quiet, except where liberal orders
for holiday goons nave remtiird jobbers
f rem retailers. The usual end of too year
Inventories are being prepared for by first
l.andfc. while jobbers are miking son e spe
cial ales of goods adapted, w Ui tvO.
....VERY
LOW RATES....
9
ESCURSIO
TUESDAYS, December 5th and 19th
The Eron illountain
a.. Isolate...
To Certain Points In tho
lAfest and Southwest
THREE-FOURTHS ONE WAY RATE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
STOPOVEHS allowed within the limit
FINAL LIMIT of tickets, twenty-one days.
For Furtlm Information
or Land Pamphlets, Folders, Maps, etc
Address any agent of the company, or
Tom Hughe
Traveling Passenger Agent
- wf
Thos. F. Godfrey,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Southeast Corner 15th and Farnam Streets, '
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
II. C. TOWNSEHD, G. P. T. A., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
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