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"'""TurdMAiLv "daily irjit ' Friday," bi:ci:MBEif "n. 1967.'
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OFFERED FOR SALE
rnntlnwed.
trOOND-HAND vrcot and flrenrma.
Singer. i N. lth. OS-871
IRON SAFli, rice sine, rilabl for store or
PATENTS
D. O. BARWTLL, riatent attorne-v and m -renin
d(il(nr, Fexton Bla- Tsi. Red 7HT.
(17) 375
LARSON 4k CO. Book fr-e.
Be RMa,
WT-74
PATTTNT3 Tl'AT PROTECT book for
Inventora mailed on receipt of 4o po.tiwe
-P. 8. A -A. H. lArT. rooms !- Far11"
.Pldg, Washington, D. C. Establishes I-.
,- ny.L
PERSONAL
pleating CEr
Dying- and- cleaning, sponging and
-Shrink lag only 6c ,pr yard,. Send fur
T price and samples, .
f . ' t;Gia.MAN.WXTINO CO..
11) DOuglae iwock,-, - TaL Doo- 1934.
. 1 . Ot)-78
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
. s'rsns-er sr tm'Red n visit tha Young
Wnrnen's ChrWin Awwoelatlftn rooma, -114
Far mm PC, wtiw they will ba dlreeted
'to anHabto bearding place or otherwise
assisted. ,t . ' 0) 15 .
MA;flNETTC,r,,n,, mn oath. - Mm,
-. :- - - - - - tlS-
M VSS ATlK " betas, Rer-m J, i4
- - janMun BL, M floor.
. n mi .a d:
THTJ SALVATION ARMY aolloiu ct-nrT
Tlothlnr! a fact, anything you do not
' rl,: wi collect, repair ,m H at 1
N 11U At., for coat of collect! to thi
iwonhy .-. Call 'pbon LHjuij. 4135 and
wagon mi rail. (1& 7S6
SYRINGES, rubber roods, by- mail; cut
price. fcnd for fra -catalogue. Myers
DUion Drug Co., Omaha. 08) .J
WB RENT. repair., sell needle or old
"win -machines., ' Neb. Cycle Co., Cor.
IMti n Harnry. (lb))
REF"TNF7I rTitl-Tnn from the eaiit; hlnh
irlal anl 'Mrtc lar atandtn. movlra;
fctiatneaa firo, daxlroa room and board In
-miilawa baua In irood c'.rcurriotancpa.
Refernr chanFl. Plaf atarw p r-
t'c-ulars In tlrattttar. Addrrna B A care
Bc- (lfil-Msa fx
A. BATIN akin artird by ualnir Batln Skin
LTira ana saua Ekm 1 act Powder, 2ta
. r .- . -
it.... y - . . , - ,
rRIVATB CONFINEMENT HOMB-Mra.
Ur. Kins. fJ. ,24th. Tel. Wb. Sfi.
XJaban, eoatumcr, 1410 Howard, opm .
(1)-1J6
4MAMA - 0taAim(era' Institute, Ramus
Building. (U)fci2
ANY Information 0nofrnlnx Florence Wal
)ac will be. appreciated. Kindly addraaa
I Wf ara Ba. U8r-iS4 tftx
XKAL halt 6rlor. f4 Neville BlK., ISth
.,d Harney., T4. Douglas 6iS.
,t. , (1S1-M.55 D-rSl
GERMAN want fnotructlon In English.
bvaia prlQ.- AQjresa s 0c4 car rw.
REAL ESTATE
.. REAL EITATH DBAI.BR.
-JPAYNE INV. CO.. . 1st floor K. T. T-1f.
r' - - nfconnr A" otiviPa
KOI Famam.
Tel. Po'igfaa Tt:4
PETERS TRUST CO., N.'T'. Ul Bid.
. cmr PnopwRTT ron ai.e '
tjaaaaaiiBF
'"KkSJ "ori'fe&uth 19th. near Pt. V'
Mary's Ava. with pevlntf all
-paia. linn a nnv (coaiion v
. for St Loula flat and a snap
k t t tl.KO.
W. FAENAM SMITH & CO.
. . r-a Famam 81.
Douf. 104,
CLOSE IN
(Ba Bpaclal. Dee. & '07.)
i" 44 n. front neat
- Paston Hotel. 17,509.
Harrison & Morton.
11 N. Y. Ufa. Dour 111
o
2101-MIAiU ST.
THH N0N-RE8rDENT OWNER 13
CERE TOR A, FEW. DAYS AND
WANTS AN Or'f gR A8 UK IS KERB
TQ BELL THIS FROPERTY.
It recU for $25 nor month and is
4rth 43,(00 la REAL money a two
rterr dweillDK, 8. rooms, date root
porclala bath, km. c1obi. sewer, city
wator and barn, on paved street, con
rec lent to ttA. Podge itreet and North
1 4th atreet car Hues. The price U
II. 100; part terms at per cent in-
terftct.
If you want a bargain look at tlOl
Kjfami t, and make m an offer.
i i. . - 2714 NOKTII 25TH
The owner a noti-regldent wante
An offer for thU 0-room dwelling. It
to newly painted, In good repair, rente
for fit rad 1 worth $1,800. Make
tic an offer al atari soe 11,000 mort
gage on tkir property-
GARVIN
BROS.,
i
lot raraam BL
ciruii-K MOitiOAtiija tX)R ifAUE
,1 Aruaaked to a;l a number of choloe
trul iuorta&(ra. well secured Call tor par-
4U.-u!nrev Anmr taeiu-ar tne ioiohi. .
6 .. -j, 4 oC Improved lty proirty.
. fcJ- 4 tj-r ei.L. mt,r&vaJ car breuerty,
JlM te tidOu, farm tnort(et. aecured
iy eo ot I tie beet farn.a In northeastern
';etaa,a, C -t several ot theee, if da
M Ini Ail win ir1 tlnee Invest laeiloa.
f .. . o a. waxjjv.ch.
aU brow a IiiM.-k.
FWhD CLUB DISTRICT .
-, Prve-soMt eetlac susw In the course of
coniflctton. nnJru eicept heat; uoubr
fluu.ii: h'l throuh!y well built: east fror
Wt: lx.e4 on Itik Ave. between
Alasou Ma eol. C4 :jy terms.
, Ci' ii: CAliLBEliG,
I4H.I Ufa BUi.
POR AT, block IX A!brTjF
i J 1. lh T. Ai. Co. til- V!e
. . 0-ns4 U
"V'!tl ltry the xnxbeaet liran a and
(Vl.fn.la. lu4 r-t fir.t on ( ailfomla by
, i,-t ou iJiB el reel Fine fc two reel.
' r'-n.M or a cuotle erf ajuble bnck r.at
C enrr k nuoue to elU ao aet busy and
make ei:r.
RILAKDrR TVONBOaf.
JJ N. Y. Ufa.
0-fra4
li s r ? . ;
; rr-Mty wtt Chila Hover,
,i ate. KJt
i;i, .ni TiTf rpi'cf
CO,
REAL ESTATE
CITT rKOPMTT rOH lAlB.
(Continued.)
Close-in Honies
On l"vdre Ft. rear Jsth.. 7-room house.
eth, cbivct, eta. Kiuth front lot. M.kfU
Near .Tlh.and Dodae. 7-room. 4-etorv. all
modern heme; n furnace, piauibtna. etc.
The Byron Reed(1Go.
Phone D 2ff7. 8. 14th.
6
POR SALE A well built 10-room frame
houe, rren'trully Pilened rn hardwood;
lisrdwoo 1 f,oira. ntantel. mndera ball
rom ar.1 ronrenlent;y arrangred. Will
sll at a vury low price, te be removed
from prewnt tT-mleea by purrhaai-r. Ad
dress C C. Rose water. Bee Eld.. Omaha.
(i miuj
usoo
wiu 1;uy eWaat -room modern house at
414 N. tlst St.; east frnni; aaved atreet;
permanent aldewa'.k; heau lfui lawn; large
shade trees Fsey terms If necesaarr.
THOMAS PRENNAN.
Room L New York L4fe Bulldinr.
REAL ESTATE
PARK. HA til LANDS .'OB SALS
Colorado.
COLORADO
crn alenastde . Juleehura reeer-
votr, Vogma county, Dltohee , through part
of this land. Veiy cheap at. A1A60 per
sera , r
M0 acre. four miles from Mercer.
l. gen county, a fine section, at 410.(10 par
acre.
Xand all over eaatera Colorado for sale
cheap. V rite us for list. ,
Equitable Realty & Trust Co.,
2 Board ot Trade Building.
(i-M77 8
If earaska.
CHEYENNE COUNTY, NEB.
A fine section of level land, nine milea
north of Potter, for a few days at 47. io
l-r acre.
Two sectlona In Rldner Draw, about
twelve mliea from 6idney, olieap at iil.vO
per acre,
ICO ecres. five miles N. Vf. of Poter,
II.S0 per acre.
KIMBALL COUNTY, NEB.
Two fine sections, about Iwlv, mllaa
N.. W. of Xvlmball. at 17.00 per acre.
Equitable Realty k Trust Co.,
C2 Board of Trade Building.
(20) M74 8
FOR BAt.EJ-Ftult farm of 15 acres near
rloreme; JJ,0; goot house and barn.
CREIGII. 80X3 & CO., M Bee Bldg.
() MS66 8
INDI IAND! LAND!
Invest your savlnrs In some "GOOD
OU) MOTHER EARTH." We hve
something lit in the way of a land list.
v rue ior 11.
rHAULKI a- MATHIUEN, .
Wolbach, Oraeley Co.. Nebraska.
- ' (J0)-Jd30 8x
MR. INVE8T6R-I bare a Boyd county,
reorasaa iarm inn 1 mun aeu quicK. It
you have some Idle money here far a
bargain for aomeont. Address Y 69, -cr
or nee. o) mtu
NOTICE OF SALE OP S-AND. NOTICE
la hereby riven that aealed blda will be
received and filed In the ofTVee of the
county dark - of Oeeeley county, Nebraska,
up to noon of0 14tu day u( December,
XW7. for the fcuiflas of the following
described land now owned by Oreeley
county, Nebraska, Tie. Section U. In
towtiSliip is, range 10 nt section n. tewn
shlo II. rsriie t. In Oreeler- county. Ne
breska. Bids may be made for the entire
tract or ror any suoaivision ot the bato.
The board reserees the rttht to reject
any or all bids or portions of bids, and
readvertlss the above land It the bids sub
mitted are disproportionate to the true value
of the above described land. Hy order of
the Board of Countly commissioners of
Oreeley county, Nebraska. Wltnosa my
hand and the seal of said county at Gree
ley, Nebraska, this 30th day of November
A. U. '
JAMES o. BANT, County Clerk
... CO) M7KDeo.lI
FOR SALE) l,aflO-acre raneh, southern
central Kansas. 116,614; lOP-aere farm. Im
proved, 4H miles from best town In Kan
sas of 4.000 population: ne waste land,
aci.ool hoi- at corner, on 14-lneh a as
line. tt.00; 3 acres, part In corporation
of good town In gas belt, price W.CM); up-to-date
' 1 J-room hotel, M,Su0; good busi
ness corner with building, ItOMX. Liv
ery barn, tt.KW. p. H.y Kttley, Thayer,
nanaae. (iw aii7 ex
Twxae.
Have for sale I Lars. Ranches ea O-ulf
Coast of Texas. "','" acres. acres
and l.0iw acre. Will take part In trade.
Write us.
TUB INTERNATIONAL LAND AND IN-
VtSIMKM CO.
Omaha, Neb. iut Bee BMg.
MSa 8
Wtsaeaataw . -
TO INVESTORS.
No Investments In farm lands are af
fected by financial flurrlea. Put your money
where it wm constanuy merer se in value:
always, free from risk. We can sell you
any amount from 49 to 8.010 arrtf of north'
trn Wisconsin enot'-esr lanoa '
O. H. INGRAM, Jr.
Rlc like. Wli.
' . ry)-Mig Dee fix
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED-Clty loatia
Peter Trust Co.
, tsy evi
MONET TO LOAN Payne Inestme.f -o,
uz vn
IX) WEST RATES Bemis, Faxton ' Blork.
MONEY to loan o imjpreved Opaha. prop.
eriy.
W. J. Dr.BJttODY XTfV. CO..
Tel, Doug-. 6J0I. , , tii N. Y. U
(II) il80J
WANTTTD City lcaus and warrants. W.
rsrnaro Smith 4k Co., 1320 Farram 8t
LOANS on ImrroTed city property. W, H.
i nomas, atu r iisl, ivauonai Hank fioir.
; 2) W)
PRIVATE MONErr-NO DELAY.
OAR VIM BROS., Ifrj4 FARNAM.
. . . COj j4
WANS on Improved Omaha property,
OKeefe K. H. Co. luffl N. Y. Life BMg,
t2.') nuo
pJO TO .OCiO TO LOAN-I'rlvste money,
no dels a J. H. Sirwood. f N. Y. Lit,
(73) 44
TjW to lionoo made premntly. T. D. Weed,
neaa siog., uia ana r arnam
4Ti WM4
WANTED TO BORROW
BAtT-R tlan banks loan 0.1 lev- v quarter
in rteorasee; wantoa. Hot m, t- bly,
' wu aii Ji x
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED Te buy eecond-band fjioliar.
couk and I eating stoves, varvela. lu,e
leuru, office furniture, eld civiltw ajvd
ktieea, pianos. fMilliera, bad pnliv.a,
guHii and all Hints ef teels: or wtil buy
tne lu-niiuie or yeur iuiun couipiri
It. L', il neiews I aid. Call U.e rU'l
Baa. 1,1 iXu. tx A4.eJl
ffX-OND MA.SJ fd sacks Mo amount
A W. Aii'JNPR.'
A Xunu ittiL ei.
(3.A-W766
WANTl..i, TO UZ calv 1aL l-o . 4 -S.
t-w
WANTED TO EUY
( Oatlnued.)
TO YOU WANT TO PF1.I,
YOfR ltXMlNl Tt K!
. VE CAN I" XT n.a Ttr.
T'ON'T wait, rx) 1 r NOW.
OMAHA RANT!. COMPANY.
TEL. loL'O. al. N. Y TJFH MJV
. C)MM3 ax
HEX'OND HAND furniture bought and ail(1;
alr tna'-hlnee ot aU Kinds rvntcl, 47 per
montb TeL Vvng. 651. ('JF MM4
TO PARMFR9. PRODLCB SHIPPERS
Hlfhent prk-s fir butter and etfs. Cnr
r men ren.l e. sent trtM alilpnient. ana
Bennett cjuri.Ty, umaiia. C- w
C'APH rs'fl lor second-hand clOilns;, shoes.
etc. No. inn PL iei. ned
()-101
WANTED Room Ins; or boardlnc h"uee. 14
or more rooms; must be cheap lor cash.
Al'lresa P 4-K. B-'O. . (2I')-4 tx
WANTED TO RENT
OENTT.EMAN AND WIFE, ynnna- people,
wish to rent large, nnely rurnlsued room.
In resltlvelv private family. In the very
beat - locality; no other considered! beet
references. Address A 467, care Be.
(.44) 770 Ex
OENTL.EA1AN AJVD WIFE, young peopls.
wish to rent lara. nnely turntahed room.
In posltlrely private family, in the very
beM locality; no other conaldered; beet
references. Address A 457, rare bee.
(Mt M 7x
WANTED SITUATIONS
COMPETENT abstracter dealrea poattlon
after January it: wouia ' consider pur
ohkstng real eetate and abstract buxlnete
on reasonable terms. Address Y TV, care
Bee. i27) MTJe 10
flTt'ATION WA N T ED As clerk In re
tail arooery busineeii; hare ha.l feur
years' experience and can furnish good
reference. Address Wm. F. Bwebohm, 4S
Koenlg St-. Grand Island. Neb.
(27)-M70 Dl
EXPERIENCED bookkeere and atenoa-
ranher. Address E, Omaha Bee, Council
Bluffs. 7"D 144
DAT WOMEN furnished free of cherce.
Telephone Douglas ma T7) M412
BY roechanlcsl and structural draftsman;
will take ocia .too; can oeeijrn narhlnerv,
steel trusses, etc Address B S43, csre Bee.
(37) M2S8 7x
COrPETBNT youny lady wlhej position
Itn dressmaker. Address ISi Xxvcust HI.
(77 .MM 7k
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Charles K.'lapp, administrator to
carl WT Kflllng end Charles w.
Malier. w'i of lot 17. l-is-U 8
Chrlstiiir Paier to same, same
fcj. J. BuKtvan to c. w. nailer.
undlvt-tO of block 175. "Florence. .
EHxa Chrlstmann to Mrs. Mary
Nledselskl, li t 14, block 847, South.
Omaha
71
TVencis Ay Brogan nnd wife to Mau-'
l''e Tsrkeleen, block 14, Lwn-
!d 1.B01)
llrj" O. Bedford and husband to
John H. Routson, lot 17, block 17,
Bedford Place SSO
Florence company to Albert E.
Parnielee, part ef lots XI ape 13.
Florence Holghta 1.260
John Ftelnbrunner and wife to Bes
sie Kavan. lots 8 and v. block 8.
Park Forest
10
Benjamin R. Stouffer end wife to
the insurance Building company,
part of lot 14, block 47, South
Omaha
Charles F. Fahs and wife to Benja
min R. Btnurrer, pert or lot 14,
block 47. South Omaha
Meliora Woolworth FaJrfeld and
husband t Charles L. Yates and
wife, lot 18, block 1, Sulphur
Sortnsj ......
80S
1
4T5
600
William O. Oambl and wife to
Provident Real Estate cempnny,
lets 1, 8- and I), block I. Pope
Placfl.
Provident Real Estate company to
Elisabeth W. Wrlrht. same
Cora Hunt Slabaugh and htieband
to Adoiph Harm, s4 or lot 11,
v.1 L. nn o . v. A-u
Bay Mead" to Aden C. Wilson," 'lots
4. ana 10, block , Ttowjlng orcen
addition
Anna A. Wareham et al. to Bert
B. Boom ana Henry Laurenhurg-,
nVt ,,f lot 8. block It. Omaha
1"
1
Same to Frank W. Fogg, H of lot
8, block 19, Omaha
The Midway Tnveatment compare to
Mary yecnout. lot it, block 1. Pou
ter & Cobb's Second addition
404
T8
Continental Trust company to John
r. veoerrren, lets i ana i, block
It. Srhlestnrer-s addition
E. P. Hicks and wife to same,
same
Frank W. Carmlchael te Emma N.
25
Btirmester, lot 11, block 11, Hal
cyon Hetrhta
2S
Ernest Rehm and wife to fl. A,
Hftim, lots 4, 7 and 8, block It,
Prospect Place ,
Ellen B. Graoe-and husband te same.
same
:,j,fj.-,tAU-:f'-1?
LEGAL NOTICES
OFF1CB OF THE OMAHA AND NORTH
Platte Railroad Company. Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. 8, 1807. To the 8 touk holders: Nntloe
is hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders ef the Omaha and North
Platte Railroad company will be held at
the office of the eouipany In Omaha, Nsb
at 4 o'clock p. m., on January pi, 1W. for
the purpoee of acting upoa the Question of
selling u.e railroad, property and franchises
of this company te the Chicago, Burlington
A Wulncy haUioad ceinpauy. the railroad
and property aforesaid belua bow under
lease to trie aam company. ry oraer ui
the board of directors, W. P.
Dur'Ke,
Secretary.
Nlbdeut
CFFIC1D OF TUB OXFORD KANSAS
Ra lroad coiriDMir. Omaha. Me.. Nov.
1407 T the Stockholders: Notice is
ereby given that a special meeting of the
slockhoKlers ef the Oxford A Kansas Rail
road company wu be held at the office of
the company at Omaha. Nebraska, at 4
o'clock p. to., on January 10, li)8, tor the
purpose ot eetli upon the auesllon of
selling the railroad, property ana franchises
of the company t UiS LUiottgo, ourungieu
A Qulncy Railroad company, the taliroad
and crouertr aforesaid beiua now under
lease lO in saiu wmvau. cy viuer wr
the board el OUreoutra w. r. Uurkee,
Beoretary. rioaoui
OFFICW OF THB REPUPTJCAN VAL
lev. Kansas A South weiTTln Rsilruad
Coinpaoy, Omaha, Neb., Nov. 8, 1W7. ie
the bteckholdors; Notice Is hereby given
that a epecla! meeting of the stockholders
of the lujtubllcan Vausy, Kansas feouih-
weateiu Ratlroea cempany win tie held at
the endue ef Ui ovwiajr In Omaha, Ne
braska, at 4 e'uleuk p. m. u January 10,
llhA, or the puipose ef action vpon the
uxllun of suauis the railroad, ereperty
and franchises ef this eouipany te the Cul
Cgo Burllngtuu A QslbL-y hallioai coiu-
tny, Ui railrm
Leltig now unotf
ly oi c-r of the
llie railreaa an property atereeaid
leaae t U:e aaid coinuaiiy.
beard of direutor. V. P,
Durkae, Seurslary.
08TICE OF TH E OMAHA AND SOUTH
western Railroad Company. Omaha, Nsb..
Nov. 8. lu i'.-To the Blkbnldersi Notice
is berehy glvsn that a special meeting ef
the stovkhblder of tit Oisaha and South
western Relireaa company will b held at
tb bflice ( the cmpany at Omaha, Neb..
at 4 o'clock p. to., on January iu, l'je, for
tne put pose or arung upon u.e question er
ssiung lite raureaa, proorir ana rrB
chlses ef the company to tl.e Chlcano. bur
llnston A Qulncy Railroad company, the
rauroaa ana piupeny aruresaia oetns; now
under lea te said company. By order of
the board of directors, W. P. DUHeCKE.
Secretarsr. Nliui
OFFICH OF TUB REPUBLICAN VAL.
ley A wyorrlrf Keilrend company
On, ana, jveo.. .ov. 1, iw,-ln tne fciotk
holders: Netio ts hereby riven that
stieclal meeting of the stockholders of the
Republican Valley A Wyoming Railroad
company will be held at the ftllce b( the
Company la Omaha, l.'ebraaaa, at 4 o'clock
p. n.. en January 10, far the eurpuee
er acting upvn tne queaiiea et eelllng tt.
rallioad. property and fraochlses ef tb
company te the Chkaso. Haruoytun
(jstacy Rallresd compaoy, the railroad
and properly aferaeald being now una.
bias t said (em Dan v. by oraer of iki
beaid f a.r sclera. W. P, Doraee. b re-
lei y. Miuiwt
OKT1CT9 OF THE KANSAS CITY A
Omaha P..:ay Con. leer. maha. Nan.
Nov. 6. 18 . th bLXhol4ers: Netlc
le berey given Uit a nll uteeling ef
the siovMr.ciuer or me . tinoiu City
('oat. a Hallway company will be held at
tt.e urfice of tne cemiaiiy In Falfflsld. Ne
braska. at 6 HiM a ra. ea January li.
lw. ler tu puipuoe et irtini una the
luHi'un of eeiiu li e -ti,ir.i. nvperty
tt ii fruncKisa ,f ttt ixvu kuv te u.e i
into, iiunu.s'on A luy KeilA cum.
tu le.iived j4 piepMtr sivivm 4
. .i.i t.i-w ui.a.r Inn le se i tuiot any.
k i .. t f tie beaid ef 4u, u,r Iv p,
Li. i..i..l f, r.v.(
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSAL FOR CAVAXJtr AND A R-tille--.-
lloreoa and I'rat and Pack Males
Chief 4.tnrtermeTe a iEc. Omaha,
Nvbraaka. Kcrember 1U VO.'. Sealed pro
poeala. In triplicate, will be teoetred at this
flic until 11 o'clock central standard
time, December 10, IJnf, and then openenl.
In the preeenr. of attemllns; blridera. for
J 4 Cavalry Horwea, U ArtUlery lioreee, 44
Riding Hnraea. 4 Draft lloreee, 71 Iraft
Muiea, Wheel and Xad, and U Paofc Mules,
for delivery at Omaha. Nvhmk. or other
prominent railroad point a The arrimala t
eon form te apeclflrwttcns fer cavalry and
artillery boreea and muiea. United State
i-t-rves right to acoept or releot any er
all propoaala cr any part thereof. Partic
ulars and blanks for proposals will be fur
nished en application. Rnv-elop contain
ing proposals t be Indorsed "Proposals for
Horses or Mul" and addressed to Major
Tho. Swob. Cblet Uuariermaater.
NU-la-le-thVT-a
SEAIJOD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
reived at office o treasurer Battle Creek
Mountain sanitarium, N. H. t. V. S., Hot
Springs, South Dakota, until 11 o'clock, n.,
jHnuaty X 1908, and then opened, for tur-nlshtna-
and delivery of vltrtMed pipe. In
accordance with Instructions and speclfl
Cfitloyis, copies of whk-h, with blank opro
iosala asd other Information may be had
upon application to W. A. Tucker, treasurer.
RAILROAD TIME CARD
UJIIO.X STATION AOtla AND MARCY.
t atoa Paoisle,
. 1 Leave. Arrtva.
Th Overland LfmrtedV.li 8 50 am a 8.40 pna
The Colorado Express. .a S CO pm a 5:0 pm
Atlantic Express u al0:l5 am
j he ureron Kxpres....a 410 pm a 6 'V pm
The Los Ans-ele Llm...al5 "S pm a 8:15 pm
The Faet Mall a 8:30 am a 5.45 pm
V"e China b Japan Malta 4: pm a 5 60 pm
Cola.-ChK.eao HpelctJ. . .rU 10 am a t. 04 am
peat Btioms'a L'cal.bl!:S0 pm b 1:40 pm
rvortn riatte uncai a t:u am a :v pm
Catcaao A KerAkwesters).
Chlcuco Payllstit a 7.35 am all:48 pm
St. Paul-Minn. Kxpress.a t :B0 am a:0:00 pm
Chicago Local '..all 80 am a I M pm
Sioux City Pasaciaer...a 1M am a t.JK pm
Chicago f'aasonber a ( 00 pm a 9 30 am
Chlcaao fSpelrnl .... 4.00 pm a 8:23 am
St. Paul-Minn. Limited.. N:M pot 7:40 am
Los Anneles Limited a 1:90 pm aiz xa pm
Overland Limited ,.,..alO:00 pia a 8 23 am
Fast Mail ;.i a 8 04 am
Stout City Local. ....... .a 8:50 pm a 8 90 am
rest Man - a 4 pm
Twin City Limited . 4 IS pm a 7:40 am
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:60 pm a 5:40 pm
.Incoln-York-Chadron .b T fO Dm alO RB am
Deadwood-I.lncoln ...:.a f- pm- a 5- pm
Casper-Shoshonl a 8:00 pm al0:?5 pm
Hsstinrs-Superlor ..t...b 8:"0 pm b 8 40 pm
Fremont-Albion .... O 8 34 pm b l Jj pm
CkloaT, Roek Island Pacta.
EA3T.
Chicago Limtted. ....... a 8:00 am ali os pm
Iowa Local a 4:10 am a 4 50 pm
Des Mjines Fassenaar. a 400 on ell JO pm
Iowa Local bU: am b 8:58 pm
Chicago (tasters Ex)..a4'rOpm a I:Zo pm
Chicago Flyer a 4:00 pm a 1:35 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain I.fd..all:H pm a I:W am
Solo, and Cal. F.I a 1:36 pm a 4:40 pm
kl. and Texas Ex a? 4:40 pm a 1 45 pm
Lincoln Falrhury Pees .h 8:45 am blO:2S am
Cblcmao Great Westevsi.
St. Paul-Minneapolis ., 8:80 pm 7:30 am
Ft. Paul-Minneapolis ... T:J0 am 11:86 pm
Chicago Limited 4:(6 pm 4 27 am
Chicago Express ........ 7:30 am U pm
Chicago Expreas. 4 30 pm 4 i0 pm
Mlaeowrt Pacian.
K. C. A St. L. Exp.',;.. .a 6:00 am a 4: am
K. C. A St. L.. Exp .all 14 ptn 11:54 pm
Nebraska Local . - a .uo pm ai4:; era
IlllBoU CeatraX,. . ,
Chicago Bxpress a 1:14 am a 8:45 pm
iinn. Si St. Paul tixp..b l: am a x:m pm
Chlcaao Llmltwi a 4:u0 cm a 5:80 am
Minn. & St. Paul Lftitd.a 8:50 pm a 8-.2 am
Wakuk. ... -
St. Louis rxpreseA..L.e : pr a 8J0 am
bt. Louis Local (hem
council Bluffs) ...... ..a BU9 am all:u pm
etanberry Looai (from
council iiiuirs)-a sios am dio:ib am
Chlcaao. Milvraake St. jraaJL
Chic. A Colo. Special:. .a T:26 am all:50 pm
Cat.. A Ore. Kxpresa.a 4:j0 ptn a 5.25 pm
(veriaaa umitta u.... s:wi pm a s: am
Feiry Local ....jL.i. ..a 6:16 pm all:00 am
-. ui ! . .
DCntlXQTOV STAi lOTH 4k MAgON.
ajarUnatoa. " ' ", ,
Leave. Arrive.
Denver California. ...a 4:10 pm a 8:46 pm
Nnrthwert Special .....a 4:10 pm a 5:46 nm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm a 3:4a pm
Noi thweft Express ...ail:S8 pm al0:lS pm
Nebraska points .a 6:46 am a 6:10 pm
Sebraska Kxpresa. ....a 8:1s am a 6:10 pm
ncolu Fast iXaii.,..b 1:46 pm aU:ll pm
ncoln Local b 8:04 am
Lincoln Looal ,. ai0:)J pm
Lincoln Locai '-r'l 7:M pm
Schuyler - Plattsmouth.b 8:10 pm bl0:20 am
peii'vue - Plattsmouth.a 8:00 pm a 6:60 am
l'laitsmouth-lowa ... ...b 6:18 am
pellevue-Pleltsmouth b 1:80 pm
Denver Limited. a 4:10 pm a T:r5 am
Chlcsgo Special, ...a 7:40 am aU 45 pm
Shlcago ExfreM ,() pin a 8:55 pm
hlcago Flyer u.,,..a 4 30 pm a 4:30 am
Iowa Local a 8:16 am all am
St. Louis Kxpress. ...... .a 4:45 pm aU i0 am
Kansas City ft et, jo..eio:et pm a f so am
Kansas City A t. Jee.,a 8:15 am a 4:10 pm
Kaiisaa ciiy oi. jo. .a ties pm
WEBSTER STA 10TH A WEBSTER
tThleasro, St. Psral, atlButaapoIla
OaaaAsw
Leave. Arrtva
Twin City passenger.... b 4:30 am b 6:10 pm
Sioux City Pa.wenger.. .a 1:00 pm all : 80 am
Emerson Iocal o 4 4o pm
Emerson lxca1 1:46 am
pm b f i" s
e 4:m pm
Missouri Pactfte. .
Local via "Weeoina
water :.li:em a . pm
Falls Cy Ieal....,,.,.b 8 60 pm all:?5am
Fails City Local 1...0 7:00 pm cll:25am
a Dsllv. b Dally etoent Sunday, a Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, e Daily
except Monaay. '
BRUCKER RAPS -BRIDGES' PLAN
riftk Warder Mill Kaoolt Dill ta
Amend (ha Sisa 041
aaae. i
Ooodley Brucker, . councilman from th
Fifth ward, baa taken up th cudtls against
th4rdlnanc to arqfjvd th sign ordinance
lntruduced by Counollmnn Bridges Tues
day. Mr. Brucker says the proposed
amendment will mak a fwaotlcal chan
In the present appearanoe of the streets,
sinoe tt only abolishes those signs at.
tsched ta Ulephsn and gimUar pole and
that theee elgrs are all se small as t be
practically unnoticed in. the forest of sign
which line tb curb ot tb principal
streets. '
II says h Is willing t sv.pirt an rdl
nance which will perailt electric starn.
slightly over tha sis perral'i'1 by tne
prssect ordinance, to remain, but he doeg
want all 'signs on th curbs removed In
stall ter.
WINTFR TRAVFL HOLlTi nCC
tillllCn inHICU nULUO Urr
yitstar leiken clew te Start (er
Tkelr Reeert Weet and
elk. ,
Travel through Omaha to th winter re
sorts baa not started yet, according ta th
local ttatlona and ticket agents.
"It is a little too early for the travel
south," said a local ticket agent, "and U
Is Ji.ft th season between ths summer
chen. rate and those whs go to the eoast
for the winter. Tt a rstea te the eoast In
the summer are Jt and these rate ob
tained until October 61. The rate during
the winter are 840 second class, or t first
claos.
Thur Is much inquiry new about rate
to th south, partiuulaly Cuta Th round
trip rate to Havana I 8'7 60, whlck allows
plenty of stopovers along ths rout. Prob
ably this travel wilt Bet t up to what
It was last yar."
Ml'Uona ef battles er YuVa Hopsy sad
Tar tiave been sold wltheut any perao
ever having experteaee'l any ethsr thaa
bei.eflclal results from Its ua for coujl .
olds and lung troubles. Thl 1 becaua
the ganuir.e Foley's Honey and lay la th
yelWw trfiokag untaln aa pltes cr
otter karnifal drua. Ouard yeur bealtfe
by refusing any but th gvuuU. Wot eels
ty all drugfista.
ELASTICITY CUIFiEST 1SEED
Becretsry Cortelyeu AX Conresi to
jlajten Currency L gelation.
TEMPORARY AID BEFORE ROSE
Only 8pecl0e R eeerana ea dat low Is tkat
rrwasfit Atteatlea It Olvea Ike
Sabje-re Cellmate Ex- .
reed Rcveaae.
WAS HTNOTON, Deo. 6 BpecU! Interest
In the annual report of the secretary of the
treasury center around lh final para
graphs la which the secretary deals with
the financial flurry. Ha advocate prompt
actios, making no specific recommendation
however. Elasticity, be declares, la the
chief requirement et a currency System
that will meet every requirement. lie
ays:
During the summer the gradual Increasing
rate ot Interest charged for oall money,
time money, and discounts of cemmerclal
bills Indicated a prorreslve diminution In
the amount of available cash. Accordingly,
it was decided Aucuat 23. 1M, to make each
eek substantial deDostta n th different
sections of th country, with the particu
lar object of facilitating the tall movement
of the crop. In hta announcement tif this
plan the secretary of the treasury said:
I tils action ts taken te meet tne cun.
merrtal and Industrial need a of th coun
try at thl season and Is believed to b
preferable to waiting until a time er acute
atrlrirency, when the only alternative
would be a larre aeneral deposit, ine lat
ter policy the secretary deelrea to super
sede py ons wnicn snail nave as ns ulti
mate ohject the adjusunent of operations
ot the Treasury department, as rapidly ss
may bs practicable under exletina lew, In
such manner us shall preclude their being
In any senee a disturbing factor in tho
buelnesa world."
Theee distributions continued Weekly
until the iiXftrrxjte amount of ?..ift.inn
had been distributed. Notwithstanding this
measure, there was a constantly Increasing
stringency ln the monetary centers, which
culminated in the forced suspensions of
serersl Important Institutions.
, Dnt ta Ho rata; ef Fend.
Prior to this crisis th shipments at our
rsncy te the weet by stern banks for
crop moving purposes had been Insignifi
cant. There had been no Important ship
ment of gold abroad, so the monetary
stringency seemed to be due. In large meas
ure, to the hoarding of funds by owners
thereof who had become apprehensive of
their financial safety. As the crlnls ap
proached the department adopted the
strong! st measures to rive material a 'Hist
ance. Within four dave there was trans
ferred from the treasury to the banks the
sum of iJft.OCO.OOO, the security received
therefore being such state, municipal and
railroad securities a are acceptable under
the laws of the states of New York,
Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Jer
sey as Investments by eavlnaa banks. On
November 12 there ware on deposit In na
tional bank depositaries:
To the credit of the treasursr
of the United States IOZ, 958,811.44
To the credit of disbursing' offi
cers , 11,877,426.40
Total msl:37.n4
This sum was distributed among nionl
banks ta every state and territoiy of the
union.
These deposits, and other treasury opera
tions, In connection with the associated
efforts of prominent financiers and other
business men. who aided first by riving
important relief to certain embarrassed In
stttutlcns and afterward by providing for
the Imports of gold, of whloh.up to No
vember 16 there hsd been eneaged more
then iu0.0vo,ooo, operated to prevent a dan
serous panic. The secretary of the treas
ury has made such adjustment ef deposits
between the vsrleus cities and sections
was Dosmble In such a time of financial
stress, and through the co-operation of
eastern bankers has seaured the transfer,
through the usual commercial channels, of
large sums of mnnev to the south, the west.
the northwest and th Paelfle coast. There
was. , however, great financial distress in
many sections of the country end a re
markab)e scarcity of currency. The eltsr
Intf bouses in nearly all the prominent
cities ot the United Slate felt Obliged to
adopt sucb measure of relief as they found
available. Th ramarkahlv sound and rroa-
nerous condition of the country would seem
to warrant t'ne belief that the strain will
leave behind no extensive business depre
slon.
Many Patriotic CHtsen
Whon th story of the recent commercial
end Industrial dlaturbanc baa been fully
told I am confident that many misappre
hensions will be cleared swsy and that ths
Interdependence of all sections ot the coun
try will b more fuUy understood. It If
said thst many of our people have hoarded
money. This Is undoubtedly true; but so
have the banks. We hear little, however.
ef the untold numbers of patriotic rltlxena
who, know lug that the banking situation
throughout th country was essentially
sound, am not allow themselves te v r-
fluenoed by th exoltement of the mcnimt,
but oo-obcratd with national backs, u'tv
Inns banks, trust Companies and other In
stitutions to support credit and restore
commence.
The secretary of the treasury la given
wide discretion In tnaoy rpattsrs whereld
be la rarely called upon to exercise it, and
utile, ir any. la others wkere it is neeaaj
dally, particularly as to oartaln of thus
having to do with th Vitally Important
subject of eur currency. In times ef
emercency Ms hands ars virtually tied. If
In suoh periods of stress. In aa effort ta
avert calamity and serve the Interests f
all the people, be Is ohlleed t resort to
unusual measures, criticism la unfortu'
rately In many Instsnces directed, not te
the Inadequacy of tha system, but solely
to the effort to give relief, even though It
be successful In accomp'lshlrg that pjrpcse.
it fchouid net Jj forgotten that ne has te
deal with the practical rather than tha
ineorencai eios or tne currency question.
The failure of the adherents of the Various
suggested plsns ef currency reform to co
operate or to siiiee upon a practical meas
ure would hardly appear t be snfflclent
reason for holding him responsible for their
Indecision snd Inaction. Th laws under
which he administers hi office should be.
rrede to meet the dully needs of the people,
and his duties, sufficiently onerous as thvy
sre, should not be mad more burdensome
by rt-fctrlctlnne whhih leave him with the
responsibility, but with no adequate mean
at his disposal to meet It.
Law As tenia 1 1 ta Opratln.
What has happened not only this year,
but many times befure, should serve a an
edauotilUun to enact wise law for th
prevention In the future of disasters due
la part at least to th Imperfect organisa
tion of the monetary system. Admittedly
It ha buen great service to our peup.e,
but with chana-fiis condlttoua theie has be
come mere apparent each year the need
for Imuroieinent of a aubetanllal and per
manent chsrcter. If no ant Ion Is It puwht
sdvlbable at thl time fully ts meet this
need, I deem It Important that acnieth'n
be dun aa speedily a may b ernlt?nt
with tharough con.1rtrati..n to provide un
der gavsrnment guaranty a greater elas
ticity to th currency o'mlhl"g which
shall be sutomsiio In Its opera Hon and
whU:h shall tend ts entiallae rate of la.
tt-taei. nut Only la different sections of
the country, but at different pertuus of the
year. Provision should be made either for
such elasticity Without the necessity of
intervention on the i.art of the aioretary
of th. treasury or he ehould be granted
th suthurliy to supply it by aroperry ear,
guarded meaaurea. I believe that sliu-
pliciiy of plan snd promptness of action
are what the pennle nd snd will de
mand. What particular form this mped
ler'sUtlon should tsk must Le left te tha
action of Cong teas. I have no pride of
opinion ae to the muOiod, but I take the
deepest concern that the rtrUt Shall b
aoeijualaly eefiefU lal.
The only apeuifie reconjinMndation
would I nkl at present la that It be givort
promnt attention and that It tie not Isi.l
aside until some definite mean of rel:ef
St. all nave bean enacted Into law
Owing te li e uitueua) demands made aa
the various tf fh Ula ul the d-prl nieni, and
paittcuiarly ea lb f ire of my own loi
meant office, during the peat month '
have been unable to etnbrst e In tin re
port several topic upon which dita have
been e Elected and t n tilth I had Intii14
to r-fer at hum lnth. T'e mstlrts
will I.e made th subjm-ts nf later reports
for the informetton of consres
Gevf rsieeal Heeelpls.
Tba report opens wiik a statetnant shew.
lug receipts and expar.dltur s follow:
Tt.e nMslvts of Ilia aovernmsnt froo. all
ource iby werratiis) fur tu nel year
tia yun w. w. were.
A'leta tiusl.iiiis ,
f'rotu ( i.rul rev.nue
Fruia eeUe uf f-.il.ll., Ufi.1
llem tn.st f jiide, 1eperlBieJil
ol sltsie
flora tn!sh Indi-miilt y
I rum piwiits on c.tiie4., k.i-
llutl di'Hiilt min
Fie n tu.iuia fee. Hues. ba
J"?, !'i3 64174
.if ;fii
).a l.au U
1,1 ST I
,"
144 644.48
a'ties. u rif'IM
1uiu lax ea aa'.teual bei k4.... ttvi.ei v
FToni iart payment Central Pa-
rin railroad lntre4nee ... 6 84,0:6 l
From irml ef Inter-! by
Pa. lOo railway 1.04Xt4 4
From relmbiire-rnsat by Jamee-
tiw:t Kjx.Hion company .... 4" ("4 41
From mnr deioalt fund L, ..
r'tti rtoldlers heme pt-rmanent
fund 5T4, 43.nl)
From sale Of ordnance mater
ial. lo M.41lli
Fr. i.t Bevy inslon. pavy h-
rnei. ciotDirg ana leposit
iiuls IIT, Ml7
Frttn sales of old v.se', ! -V 1
From fws coneular, le'lers
patent, and I ! 6.1l.;i JO
Ftem ilepreiatfona on ptibllo
inr.ia ie,,jv.,
From deposits for surveylmt
pul-llc lind 1 T" I r
From saU -f Indian land, etc 6.Tli,V4u6
rront tax en seal skin and tent
of Fox leliinds lis in i"
From unmlgrant fund t.7a. T' a e
From naturalisation feee 6AI 1 1
From forent reserve and ro-op-
etstlve fund l.tol.t.-n 1J
FTt m Alaska fund, lli-enee fes,
1S7.1B1.13
From Judicial fees, fines snd
penalties, etc 1.004.0 1?
From sales of government prop
erty mm
finm l" ot lands snl bldira N
From IMstrtct nf CHumMi IW.". J2
From dlvltl-nds I anama
rullroad stock, subs.dy, rent
els, etc ty.flTtSI
Froin proceeds of town sites,
ve-lsjnBtion service tl.U6.00
From sal af towa lota. Ok la-
horns l,7n 14
From recording fees 10.502 56
From miscellaneous 4.4. life.
rrom postal re ven ue
. lM.iS6 6.1,7
Total receipts 4844. 73. ,W 63
Ks send it res.
Th expenditure for th sam period
were:
For th civil establishment In
cluding foreign Intercourse,
pi, olio buildings, Panama
CHnal, collecting the revenues,
deficiency In the postal reve
niios, $7,fir9,.2.81, District ot
Columbia, and ether miscel
laneous emensea t! SOMA. Ml M
For the military establishment,
incinaing river nd narnor-i,
forte, areenala, seeoosst de
fenses, and sxpenses of th
war with Spain and In th
I'hlllrDlnc IK 576.465 48
For th naval establishment.
mrlndmg construction of new
vessels, machinery, armament,
equipment, Improvement at
navy-yards, nnd expenses of
the war with Spain and In tlu
Phlllpplree 97,124.464.
Fur Indian service 15,l-.a 41
For pension M.,6I4.31
For interest en th publio debt, 84.441. 10.34
"6r77S.!3.747.75
for postal service
Total expenditures
, ).5o5,0O5.D7
.73,48.753.U
Showing a surplus of I 64,230,686.30
The Feblle Debt.
Th report shew th publio debt to be
468t.834.2e6, inturcst having censed on 81.1M.
615, with tL7.1T8,l2 bearlnH no Interest.
There was on hand IV,008,868 In cash in
the treasury, and cash to the credit of the
United State la all' depositories was $1.
638,027,086.83. Compared with the preceding
fiscal year the Inereas la receipts was
IH4.n3t.435. Inereas In expenditures was
S5,771,lTS.tl.
FUeai year 160 S.
Th revenues of the government for the
eurrent fiscal year are thus estimated upon
th basis af existing laws;
From oustoms $311,000.000 00
From internal revenue JW4.0uO.rO0 to
From miscellaneous sources .... 6fi,ooo,ots) f
From postal revenue R)l,02f,bel.l0
Total estimated revenue.... 6844,oai,rn.lO
Th xpendlture for the ara period are
estimated as follow:
For civil
For mlllta
For naval
or civil establishment sW POO.ono .00
ary eataDiiahn.ont....,., . vi.wu.iuv.vj
establlahmant
W.0"0.6"0.00
For Indian service
. is,t,orAi
. i4,to,ooo.oo
For pension
Voi. nubile works ... .
K,W.OilO.O0
Sv, fnternat on th nubllo debt 2JM)0.t0.Ol
lor postal servlo , 801,026,541.10
ToUl estimated expenditure.. 8SO2.O"i5.5S1.10
Or a surplus f 1 42.ouo,ooo.oo
Fiscal Year 1009.
Tt 1 estimated that upon the basis of ax
is: lug laws ths revenue of th government
for the fiscal year 1808 will be:
From custom $rff0.noe.0oo 00
From internal revenu i.3.0,4),ww 06
From miseellaneoua 66.OuO.000.e)
from poetal revenue 2jU.123,0U.30
Total estimated revenue.... 8878,123.01X80
' The estimate of appropriations required
for tb fiscal year 1809, aa submitted by tb
executive departments and cflloes, are as
follows:
Legislative estab
lishment I .017,U2.W
executive eetab-
aliment
Executive proper., 8 4J3.610.60
State Dept. 2W.5Ai.0O '
Treasury Dept U,6V).S).0O
.War Dept l,217,U0O
Nsvy Dept s4.i0
Interior DeDt. 6.414.48.43
Postoaoe Dept i,sa,fc.oo
Dept. of Agricul
ture 10.666.851 M
Dept. of Commerce
u. . . ... ml
and lienor , iv ph w
DeoC of Justice... ' 6u6,7Uk0iW 86.7116613
Judicial establish
ment 677.830 08
8.800, 8.U91
60,464,826.63
110. Vi 677 80
4.21171.1(7
X61 .ota.oue.
Foreign lntoroourse
Jfilitary establish
ment
Naval establish
ment Indian affair
pensions
funno were
Tclslatlv f 7,onooo
Treasury Dept 4.406.373.30
War Dept. 111.6M8.8M 64
Navy Dept. ,., ,.!'
Interior Dr i. tWl.SnO.OO
Dept. ef Ooin,M.-rO
and Lror i,i.t".w
Dept. o( Justice... 424,fl.08 164,053,478.14
Five Daily
to AUMcago
Leweief Otuabs Uaioa Statioa at moat convrmient Kotir J
Ruosinf right itito tKa heart ol Chicago La Salle I at Sia
ttoa ewiy on the elevate J looa.
. Chicagr Flf m Chmmkm imy b f p. I yea
"T : I
.l't - a
-a'ive IIHI'l'll
i ... i.f t-pt..... ll. '
tt t r Ik ft .e -
i,irl,.r ,-t 4".' ..
l -i'l of J'iei- . "n.ie.-.
Iv-.t t.f CorBin
.4 l-.l ' 1 '71 '
T'l.i ..f .I.itiM JlTXlsT -I'i.s
el ft Ire ...
1i n..r , nt'niiet
at'l'rot-r atltnte
Irii.rr.i en fnili.trt
il. l.l 24 T,f-On8
It, f "lid, eg - cue ,
t..tns, Inlernsl lev-
ni. rlc , . lt.!80n0i(,
Celiac' In reeenu
from en i.i'nt..., 6,e,0fl0 Of)
M'--eei'aiie.iu, e-
clueii e of iking
funl and nail. "ml
iek redniption
fund . ... 36.616. f It-
i r.Tr.'
... ... .. , . . .. . . . . t .
Total estimated - - .
Bitr,irria tlon ..... . if','-, p
This show an excess of the fotai .
mates of approprlallon sihunt t l the
several eteitillve di-i artment' in.it tt
estlmal.-d revenue of tie is n-.enl a
the fiscal )M of 6:."vr,Ji!ll.
"The above eelinate era a a)i;t4 ta
Biirsuancw t. lar- I ft ft tb "!
of ibmlMIng Ihsnj, for the i t t tti
moet prt problematical, ' any .tie cye
tary. '
.nation! Bank.
The number of ftallomvl fank wkei .-ryot
nf their etatlstli a Is shown in .r ?IlWni:
I able: i
Mat1 M l' Aug 14 l-k- 4-we
No. of banka. 8.417' 4.6: k'M
Authorised
rapHal
ssi4.aw.iwi jno4, i4,t fin.re
t4t.u.47o urrai 'tvn'
, ..
r.leA,;! 6'6.S15.!' M13
Bonds on
deposit ..
Circulation,
on bond
Circulation.
Inwf'l money Mt.0tfi.W3 4T,l10,i
a.i-t
Tula I dr.
dilation .... 3M.4--.730 604.(164 L tt.t,V,
Th report conlsi'ia a reiue roc tr
condition In tlie life saving t -ir a
tract N-tter recrui.t; ak thst n an'iit
of exemption of merehartdlse rviti by
travelers bo Incrented from fl') t fx ,uvt
refers briefly to the various bur u t,.tr
th department. '
MOST OF TROOPS THEE NOW
Amusement Over Report ft Cr.
airy Heshed to Bnppree Bic
era la I'klllpptnes. .
Contltlrrahl musment W trw;J
at army headquarters Tburadi mcrnlr.j
ovtr the report. la a morning 4(wf 'hc.
nine troops of the Sixth tin .id Uua
cavalry had J"t embarked from n .'ii-u.
Cisco for the rhir.ppltioa ln.snl timlbti ft
another Boxer ttptilng In ' Mra. P
facta ot the rasa are the SU U ca-attr,
with tho exceptlun of two troop , I as lrr
In the Philippines for two or tlk i, ritk.
Two troops of th regiment li t'nt vrt
Meade. 8, P., to guard ths e .rveeonfnt
property there- pending the arr ! '4-' tr
Fourth cavalry, left that post V week 'aso
te rtjoln tba regiment and haw ; ist tail'd
from Son Francisco for Manllr. "
A general court-martial baa b- en drier.
to convene et Fort Riley -on I c jrb 6.
Detail for th court: Major. P C, elarch.
Captain W.. B. Carr, .Jchn W , JilJbrwh.
rXward Hill, First LlcuUnanta 3 X llev,
Oortlandt PrkeraU of. th 81. i ar
tillery, Philip W. Booker of ' S-vtobd
field artillery and Charlee J. r" vrt ot "'pm
SlxtnT field artillery, the lost r rt.hl . a
Judge advocate.
A beird of officer consisting it iplAlr
J. hi. Hughes, A. N. McCTure fcai on 1
Lieutenant A, M. Milton of h; r5ii.U
cavalry haa' been erdrd to 'OiiVthe at
Fort Meade on December 8, to Kara'vT
th gvjallficatlona Xt Bcrgoart ttdaifA C.
Pnyne if Troop D, Fourth Javi iry inr the
position ' of past quarter mam, . ere;eai:t
United State army, -. , '. - i
Charles I'. Orlm, civil arrv ) ' merit et
army headquarters in Omaha, hat '!. a
ordered to report to the lnspe tor ruiet!
at fort De Moines for limpor..ry du.
Brigadier General Charles V rton, 0'n-
mandlng the Department of I VLwurl,
will go to Fort Meade, B. D., ifsnCnv.- te
superintend the tent horsema bio riin of
Colonel F-dtrar Z. Steever and fUJor Oty
Carleton of the Fourth cavalr) I'l-'ft aIll
-e- - ".-
I n ,,A a ....AM.. ' fM 1 A ......li. . -
been rranted Cn plain Daniel '. ejuot of
th Sixth field artllliy,
A Crarl Mistake
Is to rieglaot a paid or couU Dr. King's
New Discovery cures them t id prevent
consumption. Uxt and 41.00. .r sal by
Beaten Drua Co.
WARRANT FOR TWO HIRYMEN
Paper Issned for Arrest a fS rkrtataa
a Brntbcr at Instaur of
Dr. ronnell. '
At the instigation ef Hea'th t iHi1i:ns1onl
Connell' a warrant was won out Thurs
day morning fer th arreti of C hris Clirls
tsnsen and hi brother, John Chrlstensen,
who run a dairy at F1fty-frt and Dodgt
streets. Ths complaint rhav s that ths
defendants failed and rtfuaat to report a
case of slcknehs to the heslt,' departmenL
The caao referred to. arcordln ; to Dr. Coni
nsll, was a rase of typhoid fir er.
Trains
- i . J
ee get euper in dnrr en trami leeSl ye I CKiueg
1.3Q so, aiier (as kr--'sl ea ire, re- 'sLaiaae
KOCK IS'.O TlCKfT OTflCtS. ,
1323 Famam Street, Omr Au .
1 i'eari Strwet. Codicil lil U.
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