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THE OMAHA DAILY HLft: WEDNESDAY. AUflrsT 12. 1P03. f ( M BRIEF CIH NEWS kt moot prut lu Knlolph r. Rwoboda, ravUe-Aoeoaataat. Thomas w. BlacksnrB for congress. ad. Bowman, 1U N. 1. Douglas shoe, J 60. F Boars for Quality cigars. (11 B. 1Mb. Itlnshart, photographer, ISth A Farnam. Jamas O. Xtnalar for county att'y. Adr. Joba St. Plerc for atata auditor. Adr. Douglas ranting Oo7 114 8. lth. Tal. 44. " , Zqaltabla Life Policies, sight drafts at maturity. H. D. Neely, manager, Omaha. Barf eas-Orandln Co., 1SU Howard St. Gas. electric fixture, electric wiring and repairs. Residence . electric fans, $10.50. Xcop yoar money and Taluabls under your own lock, and key In the American Safe Drposit Vaults In the Dee building, which are burglar and fireproof. Boxes rem for M & year, or fl for three months. oclal at Bona Of Hope- A aoclat gathering Is planned for Wednesday even ing by Rev. Charles W. Bavldge for his old people In the House of Hope at 9Si North Twenty-seventh avenue. Xiarr Bersnu From Uosnses The license inspector's department collected 13,008 for' licenses Issued during ths month of July. The record Is In excess of that of the. same month last year. Complaint Against Prsaebei'a Son Complaining, that the young son of Rev, T. J. Mackay hit him in the eye with a tone, L. Coren, a peddler, requested that City Prosecutor Daniels file a complaint against the boy. Owing to the age of the boy, Coren was referred to the juven lie, authorities. alillisf Company ' Incorporates The Maney Milling company, the concern of Oklahoma capitalists which recently an nouneed its intention of incorporating In Omaha, has filed papers with the county clerk. The capital stock Is 1100,000 and the incorporators, James V. Maney, Her man Dlttmer and Thomas F. Blake are all of Oklahoma City. Candidates in Bizta Ward The con , gresslonal meeting of the Sixth Ward Republican club will be held Wednesday evening In Peterson's hall at Twenty fourth and urdette streets. The thres cvongresslonal candidates, C. L. Saunders, A. W. Jeffries and T. W. Blackburn, will be heard and music will be provided by the colored quartet and a fife and drum corps. Bartenders Break Lid law Robert Denton and I. Blake, two negro bartend ers employed by V. Levy at Eleventh and Dodge streets, were convicted In police court Tuesday morning of selling liquor on . Sunday, July 26th, and wcro each fined $100 and costs. An appeal was taken In each case. Levy himself was oonvlctod a short time ago on the same charge and was flr.ed the same amount Inquiry for George Treaher Postmaster Thomas is In receipt of a letter of inquiry from Dr. J.. M. Adams of Paoll, Henn, asking Of the whereabouts of George Tresher, who was last heard from In Omaha. Mr. Tresher is described as an elderly man and as engaged In the con tracting business. The information Is asked In the Interest of Mr. Tresher's wife who is dying of cancer at her penn . sylvanla .home. The Omaha city dlrec ' tory does not give any such name. Hew Train lerrioe on Book Island The Rock Island Monday inaugurated a new train service to and from Fair bury, Neb., which 'gives that road with no stops between Omaha and Lin cola. The new service was oDiainea oy extending train' No. 11 and It between Chicago and Omaha so that they new run to Falrbury. The morning train will leave Omaha for the west at 1:50 a. m. and returning leaves Lincoln at 4:05 and reaches "Omaha at S:65 p. m. This Chicago train formerly stopped and started from Omaha and Is now extended through Nebraska as far as Falrbury. ' Complaints of Short Wslgnt Inspector of Weights and Measures John Pegg has spent a busy two weeks In trailing u.p Ice wagon and testing their scales, and coni wagons many pounds short on a ton, obtaining evidence In several casus Where a deficiency existed. Complaints were filed In police court Tuesday morn ing by Pegg against the Coutant & Squires, Bennett and C. 8. Johnson coal companies, the Sanitary and Independent Ice companies and ths Omaha Ice and Cold Storage company for selling short weights. Pharmacy Stat Saamtnsa The Stats Board of Pharmacy will examine a large class of candidates for pharmacists' cer tificates' at the Crelghton College of pharmacy Wednesday morning, begin ning at I o'clock. The class will Include the recent graduates of the Crelghton College of Pharmacy who must pans the requisite examination before the stats board before being licensed to practice the profession of pharmacist in Nebraska. The board holds five examinations each year, -this being the third. The class to be examined Wednesday will number about sixty. The state board will hold a business session Tuesday evening at the Hotel Loyal to arrange for Wednes day's examinations, which are liable to take all of Wednesday and may possibly run over Into Thursday be made Is the hydrostatic, and every boiler In a steam automobile should be siiblerted to this test and bo made to with stand a pressure of SO per cent above the working capacity of the engine. "The steam lmller and engines In the steam automobiles sro of unique and splendid construction, but with all their strength and Ingenuity the fact re mains that they are a death dealing capacity, surpassed only by a dynamite gun or the bomb of an anarchist." There are several steam automobiles In Omaha, but the boiler Inspector's depart ment hs no record of them and hss no way of finding out who owns one of the machines, so that an Inspection can be made. PEACEFUL TRADE CONQUEST Such it View of Harriman-Gould Rail road Alliance. MUTUAL BENEFIT MAUI ELEMENT GUILD CANN0TSEND SHOW Commercial Club Mast Disappoint Ap peal of Basin for Minstrel Clrrva. . "Bring your Commercial club to Basin and give us a minstrel show during our fair. September 1, I, 3 and 4. This territory Is all yours. ' Now Is your opportunity. J. Uereumshaw." This Invitation was received Tuesday, by Commissioner' J. M. Guild of the Commer cial club from the secretary of the Business Mt-n's club at Basin, Wyo., and arrange ments were at ones made to take the club to Basin and give the show. But Dave O'Brien the end man, who says, ' Sometimes to get ahead of your profession, you must go way behind," re fused to go to Basin unless the manage ment secured him a new wardrobe. He said he was wearing an old outfit, which Julian Eltlnger wore when playing "The Gibson CoOn." and he would never take such tattered garments to a big fair. Joe Kelly, famous In "Honey Boy" and now sales manager of M. E. Smith A Co., was called up by telephone and told of the engagement to go to Wyoming and put on a minstrel show: "Sorry, but I have Just signed to piny In James Forbes new play, 'The Traveling Salesman,' replied Kelly. "Going to quit minstrels?" "Yep, picturing the drummer In rural communities and acting like a salesman Is more to my liking," said Joe. "Getting my lines down now trying to look like a for midable personage besides. Good-bye sorry; may have to come back to the legUI mats after while." All down the line the performers of the club found some excuse for declining the cordial Invitation to give a minstrel show at Basin during the fair In September, until Commissioner Oulld threatened to Inv port a flock of oriental wrigglers and fore ward them to J. Bercumshaw of Basin to give Salome dances. Facing all these dif ficulties, Mr. Guild gave It up, "We Need the Players," comes nearer describing the condition of my minstrel troupe than "We Need the Money," said the manager. "Wo would like to go to Basin and put on 'The Mimic World,' 'Follies of 1908,' 'The Re morse of Salome,' but really I do not see how we can, and I have written to the Basin people telling them that we are really to make no more trade excursions this year." While In Wyoming on the Trl-state trade excursion, the Commercial club carried a "Merry Widow" bend, which became somewhat famous for its stunts, and the Kansas City papers referred to the ex cursion as a minstrel show. The Impression seems to have rotten nut in Basin' that the morning train , c,ub put 0J mln,tre ,i,ows at fairs and street carnivals, and while Mr. Guild says he would be glad to accommodate the people of Basin' he cannot do it as his "troupe" Is broke. - LMU . Msny an article you have which needs repairing and replatlng. Kemper, Hemphill Buckingham. Owners Omaha Silver company, Ine. 114 8. 13th St. All kinds plating. Lodge. ' CLOSE TAB ON STEAM AUTOS Kxploalosi Sas; gests . Idea sf ,NeJ of rrrsesl la-apeetlen. Wolfe but hs1 night. At hut It wss general and wet the ground con siderably In places. The chief of the Weather bureau in Washington hss recently undertaken to give weekly forecasts and Is apparently making good in the forecast for the current week, which predicted general rainy con ditions, with a lower temperature. Id In Meed of He!? Finds Ready Response In Old Kaemy, Wk ProSta br ta Con solldatloa. CHIEF EAGLE BOOSTS OMAHA President Ryder Orranlss Marching Clnbs la Anticipation of na tional Convention Here. John J. Ryder, deputy state labor com mlesluner and state president of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles, Is not only boost ing In every way possible to have the next national Eagles' meeting come to Omaha but has started to organise marching clubs In all the aeries In anticipation. "I believe Omaha has the best chance of ny city in the country," writes Mr. Ryder to the Commercial club. "We will cer talnly do everything possible to secure the meeting and there now seems little doubt that the Nebraska delegation at Seattle will succeed." Mr. Ryder has sent telegrams to state presidents attending the meeting and Tues day wired John H. Tuthlll of Omaha at Seattle that the marching clubs would be organized and drill work begin at once In anticipation of the meeting coming to Omaha. With the national meeting of the Eagles and the national meeting of the Retail Jewelers' association, each of which will be attended by from 6,000 to 8,000 delegates, Omaha will have some big conventions dur ing 190. s peclal Excursion Fares Via Grand Trank Railway System limner 1008. . Chicago to Montreal and return $30.00 Quebec and return 24.00 Temagaml and return 21.60 Portland and return $7.3$ Old Orchard and return 17.75 Boston and return SS.36 Corresponding fares to over one hundred other places In Canada and New England. Tickets good thirty (30) days. Liberal stop over arrangements. St. Lawrence River and Rapids Included .at slightly higher feres. Time tables, descriptive literature, etc., can be obtained by mail from Geo. W. Vaux. A. Q. P. A T. A., 135 Adams St, Chicago. Students of the rstlroad map of the country maintain they do not see an at tempt at consolidation In the recent advent of E. H. Harrlman Into the Gould coun cils, but rather an alliance of the hugs systems whereby warfare between the two will be stopped, a great expense cut tP and a division of the territory ami cably arranged. For some time these two giants in tne railroad world have not been on ths most friendly terms ami when George Gould started to build his Western Pacific from Salt Lake to the Pacific coast Harrlman threw every possible obstacle In his way. Harrlman wanted a transcontinental line from oast to coast and he did not want any Interference In his plana. He secured this and thers Is no doubt the Gould Interests suffered considerably when Har rlman secured a foothold In the east When Gould returned from Europe It was evident he had not secured the aid he had expected and was open for negotiations which were not slow in materialising. While the hard times were on It was almost Impossible for the magnates to rals the money for the resumption of work in the west or any part of the coun try for that matter. The fact that the builders of these new Western roads were at swords points did not help any In put ting confidence of the people In the lines. Now with the word gone forth that peaco once more reigns In the railroad centers It Is hoped by the magnates the people will loosen up and buy some of the rail roads stocks and bonds which are offered for sale. The Union Pacific recently is sued $50,000,000 In bonds and the Donver and Rio Grande $150,000,000. Denver Has Ambitions. , The building of the Moffatt line is ex pected by the Denver people to make that city the center of the new Gould-Harrl man combination. Construction work on this line has now reached a point which threatens to make that line an Important factor In transcontinental business. As soon as It Is built a short distance fur ther both the Union Pacific and the Den ver A Rio Grande may be connected with It by short spurs in such a way as would save the big lines a haul of several hun dred miles. The completion Of this line. the Denver papers claim, would put Den ver on a transcontinental line from Omaha to San Francisco. When the Western Pacific, a Gould line, Is completed between Salt Lake City and San Francisco the Rio Grande will become an important link In the Gould transcon tinental system of railroads and anything which cuts down the mileage will be of Inestimable value. The Western Pacific Is scheduled to be completed In about ten months with the lowest gradient of any of the western roads, which, with its few curves and snow sheds will make it a most formidable competitor of the Harrlman lines. In view of these things Denver is lookjng for great things because of the Harriman-Gould merger. If both the Union Paclflo and the Gould lines decide they want the Moffatt road It Is likely they can arrange to use the line at least and thus shorten their running distance. Mew Competitor of Hill. Another keen competition will soon be Inaugurated in the northwest, for the new Milwaukee line Is nearing completion to combat for the Pacific northwest business With the Hill lines, the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern. Present estimates are that the new Mil waukee extension, welch Is expected to be completed about the first of the year, will cost about $77,000,000. This Is about $5,000,000 more than the original estimate, though sufficient funds are said to be In sight for the completion of the road. The extension Is LSS0 miles long and runs from the former terminus of the Milwaukee In South Dakota to Seattle on the Pacific coast. . The work waa started about two years ago and when completed the road will be ono of the most Important additions to modern railroads. It will open up new and rich countries and will also furnish competition of the Hill lines, which have had practically their own way on the business through ths northern tier of states. TZZmt: k,m! M,nnd"r ' BURGLAR SCARED BY CHJLD ! tin flHce was the rain heavy, j - Frightened Into Kits by fear of sppendlcllls, take Dr. King's New Life Pills, anriewny goes bowel trouble. Gusrsnteed 26r. I.eaton Dru Co. Base Ball (iarne Fatal. HARTFORD, Conn., Aug. 11. Mlchaol T Maroney, aged 2fi. of Merlden, died today as a result of Injuries received In a base ball game at Portland last Bitturdsv. He collided with another player while runnlnt bases and -as Injured In the abdomen. Races at Buffalo Postponed. BUFFALO. N. Y.. Ausr. 11 The nnnj Circuit trotting rares scheduled for todny were postponed until tomorrow on account of rsln. Thief Alarmed at Cry of Boy Rons rast the Father Oat of llortse. An enterprisers; buiOut made a profltsble hstil Monday night, when he entered the residence of U n. Dotson, 2.TI9 California streit, by cutting out cren window. He secured a diamond stud, a gold watch and $17 In cash. 1rr.vlng the Iotson resi dence, the burglar broke into the residence of Market Mnster Epstein, 611 North Twenty-third street, where he secured $1 In cash and Epstein's official badge. Ah unsuccessful atternpt was made by a burglar about 3:30 Tuesday morning, when the residence of Snmutl Deema, 2iflS Pat rick avenue, wss entered. A young son of Mr. Deems swoke and reared the marauder, away. Mr. Deems, hearing the boy's cries, started toward his room, when the burgla! ran past the lather and escaped through the front doon Dr. Ross. Dentist. 41 Barker Block. The explosion of a steam automobile at Palnsvllln, O.. on Monday, In Which two persons were killed and two Injured, ono of them fatally, has aroused' Robert U, Wolfe, city boiler inspector, and that of ficial say he is going to try to get the council to pass an ordinance ma:lng It mandatory upon the owner of a steam nglno of any description to report the fact to the' boiler Inspector's office, so that the engine ran be Insepcted frequently. "Ths little boilers In the steam auto mobiles carry 409 and $00, or even l,V per cent higher peossur than ths boilers used In steam efV any other character," says Boiler inspector Wolfe. "For this reason they should be subjected to the most rigid tesW On account of their being vi small the only adequate test that can Bnlldlns; Permits. Kdward M. Slater, 4329 Grajvt street, framo owening. .an w. A. Ms thews. Twenty fourth and Bristol streets, frame dwelling, $LSuO; W. H Stohlman, SODS Ohio street. iriune aweinng. z.ouu; i. n. jneison. Twen- y.nij.lh nd Dodge streets, frame dwelling, !.&): C'birles Sorenson, tool Florence bouU. vard. frame dwelling. $4.ufl0; John Ander- iron. wra street, repairs to building. liMJUu; rxe-i jacousen. nveniy-seventn sve. rule ami i"ort street, frame dwelling. $1.1(00 U. f'MnHivon. Thrrty-founh street snl Lafay ette avenue, frame dwelling. $2,600; C. F. Cunningham, Twenty-eighth street and Elllaton avenue, frame dwelling. tiUuo; Her man Walker. Thirty-third and Fort streets. frame dwellinet, $1,700; Otto Thomsen, 1712 North Thirty-seventh avenue, frame dwell Ing. tl.SU); Dr. Charles Rooewater, Thirty fifth and Farnam streets, frame dwelling, $K.M); K. M. McAunrr, si eewarq street, addition to dwelling. $300; Dr. Kalal, Twenty-eighth and Chicago streets, frame dwell ing. $2,500. Brash Vp. Kemper, Hemphill ft Buckingham. Anything of metal made "good as new." Owners Omaha Silver Co., 314 8. 13th St f , t!MiliOV Vt7 GARAGE TO OPEN UP STREET Anto Depot Planned by Gonld Dleta Woald Bo a Thoroughfare In Itself. Gould Diets has a plan for an automobile garage, which he says will not only make a first class garage, but open Twenty-first street, between Farnam and Harney to patrons of the establishment. Mr. Diets already owns several lota In the vicinity of Twtnty-thlrd and Harney streets, thst is where Twenty-third street would be If It was opened between Far. nam and Harney. He has just bought another ' lot for $4,000 above Twenty-third on Harney. To build a garage seme forty to fifty feet In width snd stretching from Farnam to Harney street, with big 'double doors at each end. is the plan contemplated by Mr. Diets. This would mske a garage over 100 feit In length with storage and repair shops on either side of a cement driveway. Thosa who kept automobiles In this garage could run through from one end of the building to another and all others could have tho privilege who have the nerve. Heading out either way drivers could run their machines either out on Farnam or on Harney. Incidentally the speeding automobiles would have a haven of rest from the vlgl- isiii motor cycle police. Dodging into the Delta garage, they could give, the tirnal for an tutendant to drop the hg steel doors the moment they entered. The police would be baffled for moment and while they were planning to raid the gar age and rapture the speeders, the auto mobile would leave on another street al most a Mock away and be far from the maddening officers when the door opened again. . it. .. Do you sell your goods became of their quality, or because they are cheap? If you depend on the quality, no matter how slncero your assertions of quality may be, the lack of H in your printed matter will weaken your claim. A.LRost.iM 4. IS1S-UI I Howard Scraot. OmaVa Schools AN X I, . .I"": i Did you ever 4SiinR that any school can easily have "ex pert teachers" on paper! The Mosher Lampman Business College has them in the school room. This accounts for the fact that just 80 of the students who have entered our school in July came to us from other Business Colleges. For information call, phone or write. MOSHER-LAIVIRIVIA.N, 17th and Farnam Slree, ' - - - Is The direct route A straight line Is the shortest dlstanc between two points. Why not taech your fingers IKS SIBB0T ROUTE? The complete keyboard. Smith Pre mier, Is the WORLD S BEST TXTE' WBITXm. Tree employment bureau Stenographers are furnished to business men without charge o school. etena grspher or employer. Write for particulars. Ihe Smiia-Premler Typewriter Co. . It. O. PLOWMAN, Mgr. Omaha. sTeb. NINETEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS, Tbe leading business men of Omaha, over their signatures, have Indorsed this school; also hundreds of ex-studenti la our. new CATALOGUE. A copy of It will Interest yon; r nothing like It ever published.. . Our TELEGBATH FOLDElt will Interest yoti. Both are free. Writ at once. Address: CX- KOHKBOCGU I1KOS.. Omaha, Nebraska, ILLUSTRATED MUSIC COURSES to be taken along with your piano, violin, mandolin or guitar or voice lessons. ' TWELVE DIFFERENT CONSERVATORY COURSES Our system is attracting attention of all music lovers. It saves yow money and time. Results are guaranteed. Wrle for particulars. Mention this ad. EFFA ELLIS ILLUSTRATED MUSIC SCHOOL, Offloa Studio, 303-4-B Old Brandies Building. aone Souglaa T01 OXAJIA, VEBKASKA. enftvorfch MILITARY ACADEMY Oldest and largest In the Middle (Vest Prepares for Unl veri ties Government Academies or for Life. Active U. 8. Otficer. Hated in class "A". Infantry. Artillery and Cavalry arm, in. dividual Instruction for backward boys. Manual Training. Sep arate department for small boys Illustrated catalogue free. Address Secretary, Box A. Lexington. Mo. Liberty Ladies Coleffi M Kur I Prof Lorn 14 Miles from Kansas Cltv. Bmvi if.i n4 wm,..! ..... ....... flrnwa Arts. Pij-ulty tp-cl.lljr trains In lea lilDS Col lagci and i'nlvemiaiM ot Amaru Sui Buropa. AMERICAN MOZART CnNsrDViTARV f!!ll!I0r!: sr4us with highest houora ot tha ftor.l Conurvatortsa of Barlls. L.lp.1. P?.nTi Coorsnratorlaa. A Style a) Caeluot Oraod IdoO.I ICm.r.oa Piano a Prlia la Mar rcatlral Contsat. Addraaa Prl1.at C. M WILLIAM. Liberty, llo WHAT SCHOOL Information concerning the ad vantages, rates, ex.ent of cur riculum and other data about ths best schools and colleges can be obtained from the School and College Information Dareao of The Omaha Bee All Information absolutely free and Impartial. Catalogue of any particular school cheerfully fur nished upon request. In the business world, to the most highly trained go the spoils I of victory: success. Personal Instruction Is abso lutely essential to a thorough training for a position as profes sional stenographer. This school is personally conduoted by Its president and founder, a writer and teacher of shorthand, who super vises the work of each student and under no conditions will mors stu dents be enrollrd than can be person ally cared for. Puryear's Commercial School 838 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs, Xa. Are You Looking for a Good School? vw tie lur lutoi utaUuii. HASTINGS COLLEGE BASTIsTOI, USB, "Bvsry Stuaent an Advertiser." Collego Courses, Academy Courses. Teachers' Courses, New Conservatory of Music. Ideal location, New Science iiuildtng, moderate expenses. Writs for handsome eatalog-ns and illustrated sonvsnlr. A. X. TUstWBa, P. FHgBIDBWT. XIic rlcliest opportunity of the season! We are slaughtering the prices throughout our Men's clothing department this week. We don't want to put a single garment aside for neit year. If you are alert and heedful of your interests you'll be one of those to help us elear them out., JYou'll save more than half your money and, at the same time, secure a splendid suit good for the re mainder of this season and all of next. If you wish to practice real economy this is your chance. Our Haw Tall and Winter Oatalognss for Men and Woman are ready to mall to oar ont-oftowa customers. Sand as yoar mama that we nay mail yon one. THET AJtB ra,SB. saw. sAi.tiail.aiis, GENERAL RAIN IN NEBRASKA WettlBg Spreads Orer the Stat aa Does a tirest Deal af Uw4. Farmers, merchants and all residents of Nebraska were rejoicing Tuesday morning over th general rsln which wet tha state Monday night. While the reports of grow ing crops have been good, there was getting to be a need of rsln in several surallttes. Th people of Douglas county thought ther waa mors need of rain than there really waa. because last week Douglaa county was practically the only county In the stste which wis not wet. Tuesday morning the railroad reports showed tea reel y a atation in Nebraska on th I'nlua Pacific and Burlington roads To will ba pleases with tha Woman's College at Jacksonville, 111. War t lal to a Collets tot W oaten f Hers are lull Collect aaa Preparatory Cearaet, tea iii aa 'Qllfel is Malic, Art, Domettic Science, ana lapretilos. Ixpeneea reaeootble. turroaaalnrl aeaitalal. Hoom lit iaeal. Loenloa central la Middle West. Vcrf conreelcnt to er part ot the MiMiMispi Valler. stuaeniitrcasaioratkaatwcotr Slatei. Callloiae trea. Aadreei President Barker, toi 1 JackwaTllle, III. Where they build manly boys Send your boy to a school where they do more than give thorousli instruction. Our school does this, but it doe a great deal more. Military trairlng and exercise will give him a physique which will avail him all his life. The Kearney Military Academy Is a school wliii'h gives thorough iiisltur tion and military training and maintains a discipline, which, ttgelher, will givg your boy th training lie needs to muki him a well eduruteil, well trained, majily young fellow. If this la your idea of tn education and training you wish your boy to roceivs, write m for full particular. AMretts. Xaxry M. KusssU. si sad Master, Ksar a. Ms Hmej St., 1200 Students! Last Year Owns sod occupies an -I tirs bulluinc- (Jthciall Training bckool U. P. R ft. Tslearapb Dept. Poaitions secured. Write tod ey for f rS oooa. OMAHA. KCBRASK pt (erni September I Todd Seminary for Boys (1st year. Th oldest school for hoys la (he Northwest. Located 60 minutes from Chicago and 1000 feet sbov th sea In the "hill country" of Illinois. Our ideal: "for evsry Todd boy a good citizen. JeoJ tor prospectus. sTobl Hill. TxuuApU. Illinois. Woodstock. York College a as ra cays for Tuition. ClaIw .nd Homo for nine months, Books, Board e months. Musio and Collegiate, Normal, Business, P.nrKulon lerjartfrtents. We issue State Certificate. Over S00 stu Wilts each year. Year opena Sept. 14. WaC S. BCUUn . X, ""JB!!,, Y 0 JL, M AttaV Schools AND Collcg OB mx, .os or wm "... . termor" Mount St. Joseph College and Academy A boardlng school for young ladles DUbuque, Iowa CoHetrlate TVgreen Academic Department accredited to the) Uni versity of lows excellent facilities) offered for the exlocatlon ot young women Conservatory of Music and Art. One mil from Dubuqu. Four hour' ride from Chicago. Direct rail road connections with Omaha, 6t Paul and St. Louis. Extensive grounds Pineries. Normal Course, Grammar Department, Business Course. For Catalogue address Sister Superior. 33k The Wayne Normal Pome of th strong features of the Wayne Normal, which commend tn school to those seeking an education, are: A strong teaching force; a heaitn ful location; thorough and practical courses; moderate charges; wnoiosoine, moral Influence; splendid buildings and equipment; students may enter st any time; no entrance examinations are required; students may take Just tne studies they wish; graduates receive stste certificates; students are asslsteu to good positions; superior boarding facilities good libraries and laboratories; model school the entire year; excellent free lecture courses; graduates ad mitted to sophomore class o' iiiS state university without examination; an agricultural course the full year of 48 weeks; a winter term of agriculture ot 11 weeks; a thorough course In manual training; review classes in all branches each term; each department has Its special teachers and complete equipment. No achool enjoys a better reputation. Method classes each terra. Normal trained students are always Jn Htmand Ths school owns and occupies two large recitation building; flv dormi tories; central hot water healing plant; dining room with seating capacity of 500; libraries; laboratories; gymnasium; museum; athletto grounds; siou barns and various other equipments which go to ruaks this school tha most complete of its kind In the west . All buildings have electrlo lights. Departments: Preparatory, teachers, state certificate, sclontlflo teachers, primary, review, agrlculturs. manual training, muslo. elocution, busineus, pliyslcal culture, shorthand and type writing drawing and penmanship. Our catalogue and circulars will interest you. a' postal to th. president will bring the.jtoyou 3)0X32 Tha Nebraska Military, Lincoln, Neb. A first cUbb, high grade military boarding school for boys and young men. Ideal location, outside the city, yet clone enough to derive all city benefits; large, well equipped buildings, forty acres ot campus, drill, parade and athletic grounds. Strong faculty: the best academic, military, busi ness and Industrial training, preparation for col lege, university or business. A clean and inspiring school borne. Careful attention given to the health, habits and home life ot the boys. Kon-Bectarlan, but strongly religious. Special department for boys un der 11 years of eg a. THE NEBRASKA MILITARV ACADEMY, School will open September lv, 1908. For In formation address, or B. D. Hay ward. Superintendent, Box 163, Lincoln, Nebraska. BUSH TEMPLE CONSERVATORY NORTH CLARK STREET CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO WM. LINCOLN BUSH, Fsaader KENNETH M. BRAD LET, Directs The management announces the exclusive teachinsamratram an Uil of the following well-knou artists who have rsoentlv been Jf H added to the (acuity of over 40 tcacbersof national reputations MWt JUUC RIVI-KINO The World Renowned Pianist wm. a. wiuxrr Eminent 8ingr & Instructor '.Viss-Aj THE LEAD IN Q PI l I iW.vj'-A.t-.--.'' 1 v5" 5 A'0!"? riIIQItT ACTING mna iLnuuL ur a w m sANi2UAnr& MAXIMILIAN DICK America'iGreatest Violinist COWARD DVRRAst Director School of Acting Teacher o( Isternarlosal repatatioaln all department!. 160 fret and partial erholurshlp. aTail term betalas Seat. 1th. Catalogue frae oa appllcativia to b. C. &CUMII1( Sacte(a Wbea writing mention department in which intereatud. Tb Buaa Tstapis Coasarvatory use th Both A Csru Piasoa. - sjaAsAsWa THE LINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Business men come to us for their oiflco assistants. Why? Because we secure the best class ,f youne pr. .;!. un-1 graduate the lust class of assHt snts. This Is oroof that ths Lincoln Business College Is the school which you should attend because It Is the bent It costs you no inore to attend the best than It does to attend a school with smaller equipments and inferior teach ing force. Send for free catalog. WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY Upper Alton' Illinois Ideal location, near Bt Louis. 81s modern building. . fireproof Barracks. Larce ami hall, wltn gymnasium, bowling alleys and shooting gailery. ttsc'eiiionallr strong fseulty. Aru.y detail. Tullioa 1460. Capacity 160. Waiting list Ust yar. Immadat syiUctia advisable, fur boys of cood rlmme'tr above the sixth grade OOXa, AXBAT K. JACXIOV, A. M-, uprtnsaaal.
