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TITE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY JULY 2fi. 1DO0. REAL ESTATE citt rnorKHTv roi H4t.n. (Contlnud.) WEST FAKNAM LOT $1,200.00 This lot le tore ted on 4?1 Ht., north of Dodge St.. 501 IB ft. Lot Just north of this and no better sold recently for II. Ml) cash. Inveatlgat at unce. George & Co., 1G01 Farnam St. Reduced From $4,150 New House Harrison & Morton 118 N. T. Life Bldg. Both Phones. CLIFTON HILL 4316 ERSKINE Brie house, full lot. $1,800 Loss than half the coat td build the house Easy terms; better look this up. NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.. Suite 424 N. t. Ufa Bldg. , Thone Med 1). Omaha, Nab. JJST your property with Chris Boyer. Kd ana cumins sua 1 act ATTENTION. STOCKMEN! STANDARD CATTLE KANCH. oontAIn Ing 700 seres Nebraska's best land, 46 miles west of Omaha, In Platte valley, full quipped for raising and feeding stock : having houses, barns, sheds, corrals, ele- vstor, scales, artesian water, ato. Prloa, ' SOo.flOO: IfiO.OOl). five vears. S Der cent, bal a nee cash or part trade. Wrlta for elroU' lar. lean-Androwa Co,, 423 N. T. L. Omaha. New House BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES On Florence f!oulvard, t blocks north of Ames Ave; large tot; T8 feet east front In setting of native forest trees. Hemes Just completed; nas hot water heat, large llvlni room, oak finish and many up-to-date fea ture. prtee 17,000. House open. Harrison & Morton 91S N. Y. Lit. Both 'Phones. REAL ESTATE FARM AND HAM II LAJIU ro SAI.B (Continued.) CsssiS. FOR RALE f0 acres of land In Canada) for particulars address J. C. Ingltng. Kud dell. Sank., Canada. Colorado. NO CYCLONES OR HURRICANES n Routt county, Colo, rarey act, irmrarea and, $3.V.H acre; 13. W yearly, 10 yars. Nig er crop. Deuer cnmaie. v rat mtuo, raxton jik., uminMun, fiV Idaho. Idaho Carey Act Lands. Now open for entry In the choicest agricultural section of the northwest. Tha Snake River Valley, Southern Idaho. State Oovernment Bupervwion. ror free Information on Irrigated Lnda write C. B. Hurtt, Boise. ldno. IRRIGATED LAN'DR Wa can sell you Improved or unimproved farms. Carey entries or arey rennqunn merits, near H ackroot. loano. i-ernetuai water rights. Water In canals. Prices range from 116 50 to IM00 per acre. Cotne and them or write us tor list. The Idaho Irrigated Lands Co., Blackfoot, Idaho. HIsseMts, n?0 ACRES well Improved land. Red River Valley, Minnesota. Nothing better on earth, per acre. F. J. McMahon, Kndioott, st. ruul. Minn. Nrsrsak. FOR SALE A small farm mil 8. E of Pawnee City; farm Is finely Improved has Hi a. under cultivation, SMj a. young orchard (full variety), s-room house, iwo bams, poultry house, corn crib, other build Inss. an in A-l ccmnition. r-urcnasar ai lowed Cull commission If sale Is made through owner. Address Box 200, Blair, Nob. FOR SALE. M0-sere ranch. miles east of Bridge port, Neb,; H4 mile from station on new line U. P. railroad. Well Improved, all under good dltoh: most of the land has been Irrigated fon several years. Good farming; or hay land Price, tW per acre. For terms and further particulars ad' dress P. J. DTJNN. Bridgeport. Neb. A (iOOD HOME tt.MO-RlOI N. 2?.l St.. a well built new, 2-story modern house. - with 7 rooms and re ception hall, let-Class condi tion, built by owner for a home. Rclom to build another houei- In tar If desired. HVi xlZT ft. Ea-t and south ex posures. Reasonable terms. George & Co., 1(K)1 Fnrnam St. 817 NEW COTTAOU HOME IN JCOL'NT.N PLACK ri.McOO. W. 11. GATES, N. V. Life. Phone, D. 1294. West Farnam Lot 60125 feet, very tightly, one block froi sr. near tlst and Davenport. $3,000. Harrison & Morton 1 N. T. Life. Both 'Phones. For quick i-eturns, list your real estate fur sals -and exchange with me, no sale, no pay. W. W, Mitchell. Board of Trade Uldg , omaha. Neb. I BOULF.VARD HOUSE, 48 North 19th St.. I rooms, modern, only 11,500. - Thomas ' Ureniiau. Room I New York Ufa Bldg. REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LiKO FOR IALB SMALL FKtnT AND POULTRY FARM. I ACRES near the city; well Improved; S-room house; barn; poultry house; fruit, etc.: all In nice shape: price. 11.600: will ' sell on terms or trada for city property. liel us show you country nome. F. J. SCHNORR, 611 Broadway. , Ceuaoll Bluffs. Oklahoma. Oklahoma One Firm Produced 2,442,478 Bbls Oil Sold 2,117,482 Bbls. in June in Nowata Co. 4891,040 acres of rich valley land, al smooth and part of same Is In a high state of cultivation; this land IS located within three miles of Watova, Okl., and six miles from Nowata, Okl.; 8.U00 acres of It IS practically In one body and 240 acres Is located three miles south; the lend Is well worth tfi an -"re- hp -"en tlonally good bargain at $20 per. acre). wo nave land lu -Tsowma v. o,, .11 ...... aise tract you may desire from 6 acres up a prices ranging from 118 to IKS per acre. There are 4.R00 flowing oil wells In No wata Co. Natural gas Is sold at Ic per 1,000 cubic feet. You might get an oil well with your land. Average rainfall In Nowata ominty. ti Inches per annum; average from March 1 to October I, 24 Inches, and distributed Just as needed. Oood water la found from to ) feet. Find Nowata county on your map. The Oklahoma A Cherokee Central R. R. east and west through this county Is a certainty. Land ' will probably double frt value within two years. You can't afford to mis this opportunity. Ask Mo. Pao. ticket agent about low rates to Nowata. Come In and see us, or write NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Bulte ?4 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red lftw. Omaha, Neb. REAL ESTATE LOANS 1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Weed, Weed Bid.. Iftth and Farnam. $W( TO CPofl oa homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life. Ious. or A-liU. FIVE! PER CENT MONEY loan on Omaha dulne Property. THOMAS B REN NAN, Room 1, New York Life Bldg. Good 6 Farm Mortgages Always on hand end for sale In amounts from $300 to ri.0"0. BENSON & MYEES, 411 N. Y. Life Bldg. LEGAL NOTICES (Cor'lnoed.) PROPOSALS PROPOPAt WILL BR received by the Boaid of Public Lands and Billldlnps of the Pta'e of Nebraska for he furnishing and Installing of the following machinery; One 12x12 engine, direct con nected, with W K. W. generator, at the Hospital for In?ne at Norfolk. Neb. One lOrli engine, belted, at Soldiers' and Sail ors' home at MUford. Neb. One 10x10 en gine, belted, at the Hospital for Insane st Lincoln, Neb. One 60 K. W. generator at Norfolk. Neb. One 2.VI h, p. water tube boiler at Norfolk. Neb. All common labor to be furnished by the state of Nebraska and such other labor and material as may he sereed upon between the board and the contractors. Plans and specifications now on file In the office of the secretary of state at IJncoln, Neb. Proposals must be received not later than July 30, 1909. ORO. C. JUNK1N, Secretary Board of Public Lands and Buildings. Lincoln, Neb., July 2U. It. OARVIN BROS.. SIS N. Y. Life. IM to $2M,ooe on improved property. No delay. WAN'TKD Cltv loans and warrants. Parnam Smith at Co.. UM Farnam St. W. MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. WANTED Olty loans. Peters Trust Co. TO PAVINO CONTRACTORS SKA LHP bids will be received until July 17. 1909. at the office of the Forest Lawn Cemetery as sociation, SZ2 New York Life bulldlnc, for W.OOfl square yards, more or less, of acadam pavement with Tarvla A, to be laid In Forest Lawn cemetery. Specifica tions at the office of the secretary of the cemetery, 21 New York Life. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved by he association. J r ndiot MEa T A f VI" t,AOT't,'IA17 ft. M V T I Private money, SSOO to $5,000; low rate. SECOND MORTOAGIJ loans negotiated. Apply Rooms 417-1$ First Nat'l Bank Bldg. teii Phone Douglas 231. LOWEST RATES Bsmla, Brandela Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED Bth Dskou, - -- . . - - ' t- lan-LTMAN COUNTY. 8. P. 1D0. B. B. H of section 10-10-TI. Fine lylnu, only I miles northwest from Presho. Tf Interested write to owner, Matthew R. Faber, Remsen, la. Quick Action for Your Money Yon get tbat by using The Bee advertising; columns. Second Prize Story y A SUITABLE PLACE. Uy Edith Stanley, Aged 14 Years. Daughter Of A. W. Stanley, Calhoun, Neb. Klghttt Grade. Oraml view School. Teacher, Mla Dora Foley. WANTBU-Olrl or woman to assist wltn housework on farm. Apply - New York Life Bids;. Helen Smith, an energetio girl of about 1$ years, was forbidden by her doctor to work In tha store where she had earned tha money by whloh she had supported her invalid mother and her two IltUo slaters, agd I and 4 years. I'he store was a mall, Ill-ventilated place, where she had been unable to get a breath ot fresh air from morning till night, and ber lata Ulneaa had been due to this cause. Dr. Healey had told her she must go to tha country Instead of taking up her work In the store, again, where, after ahe grew atroturer, she might go to work tf she Chose. This week was not a bright outlook tor either nMvther or daughter, and for Helen pent many an hour thinking; ot how she ' eould get a place to work In the country by whloh they could again live) comfortably by her malt Inoome. As she sat thinking; thia way one da, her mother noticed that she was In dees thought. "What la the matter, Helen r she asked; "don't you feel wellt" "Yea, mother," she answered, "I feel well, but I waa Just wondering where I could get a position In the country Ilk the doctor eald I should." "X wouldn't worry," waa the teply; "things may take a turn." At they were talking the mall man drove up to the gate. Among the mail he left was .'Tho Uee." Helen took It and sat down to read to pass away the time. Her eye fell on the above "want ad." She Immediately showed It to her mother, saying she thought It a good place for her. Her mother thought It a very suitable place, so she eat down and answered It at once. To her great delight ahe got the position and went to live with a family In the oountry.' . She likes the plaoe and the folks se well now that she oeald not be perse a Jed o ge baok to the city. She Is now a strong girt of SO and has bought her mother and sisters a neat, com fortable home In the outskirts of Omaha. She say she owe her health and happi ness to "The Omaha Bee" for It little want ad, and says tf she ever baa to se cure another position she a 111 go to "The Bee" first . CITY PROPERTY WANTED For $40 a. land In the Greeley district of Colorado, under the new government Irri gation project; near railroad, surrounded by Improved farms; price, $.'rt per acre; will divide and trade 100 a. or &20 a. for small house. IRA L. BRUNK, 140$ Farnam St. M Floor. Tel. P-l$2. Omaha, Neb. DEPARTMENT OF THB lNTh.lt O.l. office of Indian Atrairs, w sslunvon. D. C, . Sealed proncsals for lei'.ln. District No. 2, In tho Cheyenne River In dian Reservation, South Dakota, for eras ing purposes, eWJier unaer a lease or by ermlt, will be receivea ei me omce or ine 'ommlssloner of Indian Affairs, Wash ington. 13. C until I o clock p. m.. on Monday, August 80, 190, and will be Imme diately thereafter opened in the presence of suon blaaers as may nurmi. maps showing the location of the districts and all necessary Information may be obtained on application to the Superintendent of the Cheyenne River adlan school, Cheyenne River Agency, soutn uaxoia. i. u. val entine, Commissioner. Jy21d30t WANTED To buy. lot In srood rest dence district of Omaha; give price and location. Address J 1(8, uee. W8 HAVTO BUYERS for t-room house, a 4-room house and a couple of vacant lots. NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY, Suite 624 N. Y, Ufa Bldg., Omaha. Phone Red. I9M. Open evening. WANTED-TO BUY BEST price bald for Second-hand furni ture, earpeta, el thee and shoes. Tel. Doug. ail. BEST price paid for td-hand furniture, stoves, clothing. Wa Rosenblatt. Tel. uougiaa mul WANTEDTO HfcNT WB are getting inaulrles for well located houses. Must have sole ageney. Nowata Lna at.d Lot company, suite S24 N. T. Life Bldg. Phone Red. MS Omaha, Neb. WANTED Oood room and board, bv young man, with private family; must be in good location, witn motern conveniences; state in nrst letter amount desired per inonm; must De reasonaDie. Address t)ee. THIS STORY WAS CONSIDERED THE SECOND BEST KENT IN LAST WEEK, AND THE WRITER . r , WAS AWARDED SECOND PRIZE. MAN and wife desire room and board in private home. Olve full particulars re. gardlng location and terms. Address B-14L care juee. WANTED SITUATIONS HARVEST HANDS FURNISHED. Short notice. Omaha Emnlovment Runuui 121 N. 16th Si Tela. Doug. 1112. Ind. A 2111 If you have anything to sell or trade and want quick action advertise It In The Bee Want Ad columns. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Stockholders Meeting;. To the stockholders or THB MISSOURI iACIJflC RAILWAY COMPANY: In coformltv with the reaulrements of the Constitutions and laws of the states of Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska and the by-lnws of the Combanv. YOU ARij HEREUY NOTIFIED that by resolution of ine Hoard 01 Directors of The Missouri Pacfic Railway Company duly adopted a a meeting of eald Board oh the 2Jth day of ay, a. u., a meeting 01 me stock holders of The Missouri Pacific Raliw Company has been called to be held at the omce or the Company, Room 7W Missouri Paclflo Building. In the City of Su Louis, in the State of Missouri, on the sixth day of August, A. D. 1109. at nine o'clock In the zorenoon. (1) For the purpose of considering a Con tract and Articles of Consolidation bearing date the ith day of May, lis)r, heretofore made and entered Into by and on behalf ot The Mtsourl Pacific Railway Company and the following named corporations by order 01 their respective Board of Directors: The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Rati way Company, a consolidated corporation 01 tne mate or Kansas; The Central Branch Railway Company. consolidated Corporation Of the State of Kansas; The Rooks County Railroad Company, a corporation or the State 01 Kansas; The Nevada and Mlnden Railway Com pany, a corporation of the State ot Mis souri; Nevada and Mlnden Railway Company ot Kansas, a corporation of the State of Kansas: Kansas Cltv and Southwestern Railway Company of Missouri, a corporation of the ciaie ot Missouri: Kansas City and Southewestern Railway Company, a corporation of the State of Kansas; The Fort Scott Central Railway Com pany, a consolidated corporation of the state of Kansas: Kanopolis and Kansas Central Railway Company, a corporation of the State of xvansus; The Kansas Southwestern Railway Com pany, a corporation of the Slate ot Kansas, and The LeRoy and Candy Valley Air Line Railroad company, a corporation of the Dime 01 jvanb&s. (2) For the purpose of voting upon the question wnether such Contraot and Ar ticles of Consolidation, se made and en tared Into, shall be ratified, assented to, ap proved and adopted end such consolidation consummated or whether such Contract and Articles of Consolidation shall be re jected: t3) To consider and vote upon the adop tlon of a resolution accentlns the nrovi. sions of Article II of Chapter 12 of the Re- vibcu eiatues 01 liie Mtate 01 M if Jour I. IMS. and to authorise the fllrnor thereof. all aa required by Section numbered lt of sgoh Revised Statuea in the caae ot con solidation of ' railway corporations; and whereby all or any of ssld corporations and The Missouri Pacific Railway Company have agreed to consolidate In the whole, and to consolidate the alock bf the re spective companies making such consolida tion, and to form and make under and pur suant to the laws of the States of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, a new, consolidated corporation, to be known as The Missouri Paolflo Railway Company, owning, con trolling, possessing and bringing under one manOTiiiit ail and singular the lines of railroad and other properties, real, personal and mixed, powers, rights, privileges, Im munities and franchises, belonging to any of the companies making such consolida tion, upon the terms and conditions fixed and stated by said Contract and Articles of Consolidation: (4) To take any other action In the pre mises, and to transact any other bualneaa that may properly come before the meet ing. Such Contract and Articles of Consolida tion will be submitted to the meeting of the stockholders to called for examination and every stockholder attending will be furnished with a printed copy thereof, and at any time before such meeting any stock holder will be furnished with a printed copy of such Contract and Articles of Con solidation upon application therefor during business hours to the Assistant Secretary of the Company, at the office of the Com pany In the City ot St. Louis, Missouri. Dated May tsth, lo. GEOROE J. OOULD. President of The Missouri Paclflo Railway Company. A. H. CALF.F, Secretary of The Missouri Paclflo Railway Company. JltoAt NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Saturday Witnesses Meager Dealings on Wll Street. IS SLUGGISH AND IS&EGULAS Operations tenter Principally o llarrlman Stocks, and tnlon Pacific Hhfliti Ip tltroaa. GOVERNMENT NOTICE: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Office of Indian Affairs, Washington, 1. C, July T, 1J0. seaieo proposals ror letting District No.' 1 In the 4Jd Lake Indian Res ervation, Minnesota, for graxlng pui posts, either under a lease or by permit, will bo received at the office of Commissioner of IndUn Affairs, Washington, D. C, until I o ciock p. m on Monoay, August s, ihub, and will be Immediately thereafter opened in the presence ot sucn nmaers as may at- ten). Maps showing the location of the dlstrtot and all necessary Information may bs obtained tin application te the superin tendent ot tne rtea i,ane tnoian school, Rd Lake. Minnesota. K. U. Valnn'ine. Commissioner. JylSd2St DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, office of Indian Anatrs, Washington, D. C., July 7, IMS. Sealed proposals tor letting District No. t In the Crow Creek Indian Reservation, South Dakota, for grazing purposes, either under a lease or by permit, will be received at the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wash ington, D. C, until 2 o'clock p. m., on Monday, August t, 1809. and will be Im mediately thereafter opened In the pres ence of such bidders as may attend. Maps showing the location of th district and all necessary information may be obtained on application to the superintendent of the Crew Creek Indian School, Crow Creek, South Dakota. R. O. Valentine, Commis sioner. JUd26t NEW YORK. July 24-Deallngs at the Stock exchange today were so meager that little significance can attach to them. The sluggish and Irregular drift of prices was Inoonoluaive as an Index of speculative sentiment. Thst attitude continues one ot waiting; apparently on the action of the United States Steel directors at their meet ing Tuesday and on the tariff bill's enact ment. Uperstlons centered principally In the llarrlman Pacifies. tnlon Paclflo was strong, rising to Its previous record price of lUffi, and Southern Pacific was heavy, falling a full point under last night's level, i oe Reiieral list responded sluggishly to the sympathetic effect of first one and men the other movement. The lethargy of tne trading owes something to the growing oniltleratlon of the imminence of reason able demands upon the money market. Some borrowlne from the Interior Is re ported, attributed to crop moving require ments and t'ftir'.il.rn banks show a disposi tion to reduce the volume of their call loans In New Ymk, as the period ap proaches for Increased needs at home. ine Boutn American aemana tor goia ocarently remains unsatisfied. Of the autumn outlook, the London Statist says-. It Is evident that the price of wheat Is likely to remain high, that good prices will also prevail for raw cotton and that the demand for American wheat and Cot ton will be a heavy one. Further. It should be noted. Europe, more disposed than it has been for a long time to purchase American securities and bonds giving over 4 per cent and the combination of imports of capital Into the United States and large exports of produce Is likely to give America the power ot Im porting any reasonable amount 01 gold it may require to meet Its autumnal demand for currency." Bonds were steady. Total sales. car value, $1,068,000. United States 24, coupons, and the 8s have declined hi and the 4s, registered H per cent on call during the week. Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks were as follows: Sain. Hurt). Low. Clous. Allls-Oisimers pta i Ms, M M Amalgamates Copper , 1,poo American Agricultural Am. Brat Busar American Can pfd Am. C. Sb r Am. Cotton Oil Am. H. & L. ptd rltlaa rule. This la a' decrease of $277. y75 In the proportionate cash reserve as compared witn last week. The statement follows: Increase Loans $1 J4Ti . 7on $a.;rM Deposits 1.4v7W.m) au.iic Circulation 4H.;t" .w l.t'fiO l,erel tenders l..vd.J0 8S1'0 Specie ii!i.l:!.,S) 1W Reserve 3vo.ii.7u 6i,l.i0 Reserve required $u.ti;.75 s.t'.2.'6 Surplus M 2:7.- 7S Ex V. 8. deposits SiUU.Oio s.tWO decrease. The percentage of actual clearing house banks today was 17.11. The statement of banks snd trust com panies of greater New York, not nporting to the Clearing house, shows that these Institutions have aagrettiite deposits of $l,IWJ,,!kX); total cash on hand. $1M 008 , and loans amounting to $l,l8K,tl.tiOO. New York Money Market. NEW YORK. July 24. MONEY On call, nominal. Time loans, steady; sixty dBs, 1 per cent; ninety days, J'.v per cent; six mon'he, $i per cent. PR1MR MERCANTILE PAI'ER-3Q4 per cent. ST Kit LI NCI EXCHANGE Fairly steady, with actual business In bankers' bills at $tX,!(M4 for sixty-day bills and at $4 S74R (or demand. Commercial bills, $4.tft $ 4-V SILVER Bnr, 60c: Mexican dollars, 44c. BON D$ Oovernment and railroad, steady. Closing quotations en bonds today were IS follows: . IfwS tnt. Mat. 4W ..1"" Int. M M. 4Ha ... i.IM 'Japan 4a .11 do 4Ha .117 K. C. o. lat Sa.. ..11S L. 8 deb. 4a lftl. .. M-s, U A N. unl. 4a 1 ..lMVk m.. K. A T. 1st 4s ..101 4a..l)4 do n. 4ta II PURE FOOD BUREAU IS BUSY re. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OF flce of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C. Sealed proposals, for letting Districts Nos. I It I and 1 in the Crow Indian Reserva tion. Montana, for gracing purposes, either under lease or by permit, will b received at the office of the commissioner of In dlan Affairs. Washington, D. C until t o'clock D. m., on Monday, August 2. 1909, and will be Immediately thereafter opened In the oresence of such bidders as may at tend. Maps showing the location of the districts and all necessary information may be obtained nn application to the superintendent of the Crow Indian School, Crow Ageney, Montana. n. u. valen TINE, Acting Commissioner, JyS Dttt DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, office Of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C . Sealed proposals for letting graxlng privileges on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. Montana, tinder the permit system,, will be received at the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wash ing, d. c, until 1 0 alock, p. m., on mod day, August 80. 1$0B, and -will be lmmed lately thereafter opened. In. the presence of such bidders as may attend. Maps showing the location of the reservation and all necessary Information may be ob talned on application to the Superintendent of the BlacV'eet Indian School, Browning, Mont. R. O. valentine, Commissioner. Jy21d30t OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master. Fort Ieavenworth, Kansas, July r.i, i:m. neaiea proposals, in triplicate, win be received here until Jl a. m., central time. A u rust 11. 1900. and then onened for ex tending and making certain changes In the electiio lighting system and fire alarm sys tem at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Full Information and blank forms of proposals rurnisnea on application to tnis office. Plans and specifications may be seen here. slso at office ehler quartermaster a Omaha, depot quartermaster St. Louis and Master Builders exchange, Kansas City, Mo. United States reserves the right to accept or re.Tect any or all proposals. En velopes to be marked "Prenosals for Ex tending Electric Lighting and Fire Alarm Fystem and addressed to C sptsln Wm. D. Davis, (quartermaster. jyza-zs-rt-zsAs-lo OCEAN STEAMERS CANADIAN PACIFIC lOiftk tftAlt POTJ DATS At BTBA. Weekly tailing tsetweea tdoateeal, (joe bee ad xavwrpooi. Two dsys en tne bMui.Uui St. Lawrence river ana ins suornsi ocean routs is a, li re ce. Nothing better en the Atlantis than out fcrnferesaeav Wireless on all steamers. First eiasa, 1 00 1 sseoad, isOi oas olaas aula. &. - - ask your ticket agent, or writs fat sail. Ires, rales snd booklet. o. . aMjaim, o. sL, gsa oath dark stU Ohieasra, ITHITF MAR LINES iniT) Until AAJLING JANUARY 20.1910 toMairapiri.rieditrrnan .Orient Costini nfy400indupfor73days. (Vuist Pfst.Whitt Strtin,NY..orcnti SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE eelved at the office of the Trlstata Land company, Scott's Bluff. Nebraska, until $ p. m., Auguat t, 1809, for the construction of the earthwork of the lrrlgatlbn canal extension from the end of the present canal, near Scott's Bluff, to Red Willow Creek, Involving the excavation of about &40.0UO oublo yards of material. TRIPTATE LAND COMPANY, Scott's Bluff, Nebraska. Jy3 d-6l Young Man Dies of Broken Neck it .lM 100 600 Am. loe Secu American (.Inaaad .... Amarlcsn Locosiotlve Am. 8. A It Am. 8. A R. pfd Am. Sugar Rerinlna- Am. T. a T Am. Tobacco pfd.... leo ... 100 1.400 MO ft t.JUO 401 40tk 14 401 1H 42 Is 4TI 00 SOU 200 1.300 1(0 Si 101 34 44 100 4.0O) 1U0 " 800 K iO too 400 tv 700 J.fOO 10 60 luO '"'ioo J00 m 400 $,(00 400 400 13S 1204 5 'ii lsH 32H 140 101 48 1KS 1041a 131 lfH 86 American Woo Anaconda Mlnlns Co... Atchl.cn 8,600 ll Atchlaoa pfd 300 14! Atlantlo Coaat Ltna Baltimore A Ohio Bal. A Ohio pfd Bathlahsm Steal Brooklrn Rapid Tr Canadian Paclflo Cantral Lsathar Cantral Laathar pfd Central 0f Now Jersey... Chsaapaake A Ohio Chicago A Alton Chicago Qt. W Chicago A N. W C, M. A St. P C, C, C. Bt L Colorado r. A I Colorado A 80 , Colo. A 80. 1st pfd Colo, 4t 80. Id pfd Consolidated Oas Corn Products Dolaware A Hudaon , Dcnrer A Rio Orande... r. a n. a. pfd Distillers' Securities Erie Brie lat pfd Brie 2d pfd General Klactrlo Oreat Northern pfd Orest Northers Ore otfa Illinois Cantral Interboraugk Met. InL Met. pfd Int. Harvester Int. Marine pfd am international paper 100 International Pump Iowa Central f,a Kanaaa Oil? So. tuO a. c. bo. prd Louisville A N Mlnu. A st. L M , St. P. A 8. 8. M $.800 Mlaaourl Tactile 411) .. K. A T 1 100 M., l. A T. pfd 100 National Biscuit , 100 National Lead t) N. R. R. st it. 1st pfd.... 100 New Tor Central u.oo 13614 ... ., v. Ot v ol Norfolk 4 Western...., 8u0 HU North American on i Northern Paclflo 4,000 Vj raeiite stall , ., rennarlrauls l.nou tx-rtL irtil .iT. 1, , . - ' V"V i:" v us 1 fc;a 1 m 16 754 44 6 'wii 140 12 ii 47 1 64 44 I.8O0 161 BM 76 omi iu 1,00 14 two it 1Mi i54 46 146 78 41 74 104 6.1 78 1S 12 it 7 48 1SJ 166 76 44 6a 'to 14t 22 102 47 8 64 41 i6 76 196 14 46 "ii" 1 46 144 n 41 74 106 It 63 lfc) 68 4 SS 168 84 44 82 t.2 74 40 40 1 111 1244 140 101 4 110 I'M 181 liO 84 IS 78 18 88 lie 1 l.)6 13 44 66 1 11 47 4 7H S4 41 18t 150' 76 105 40 21 ie 28 til 46 T2 141 DO 144 7 41 78 106 6 Iff. as 83 83 1 80 London Stork Market. LONDON. July 14. American securities opened quiet on the Stock exchange today a traction over parity. A lew sales oc curred In Rock Island and United States Steel, otherwise there was little doing and the market closed lifeless. London closing stocks: Coneola, miner 4 1-16 LouIitIIIs A N... do account 14 1-18 M , K. T Amal. Copper 81 N. Y. Central.... . le 1 Norfolk A w..., .UU do pfd .107 Ontario A W...., .Illy, Pennsylvania .... .181 Rand Mines . to Reading Southern Rjr .140 do pfd . II Southern Paclflo . 4 t'tilon Paclflo.... . 61 do pfd . $7 I). 8. Steel , . i do pfd . 44 Wahnh . t de pfd .168 Ppanlih 4s SILVER Bar, steady at 2:iHd per ounce MONET 4 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills is 14 per cent; for three months bins, 1 I-l per cent. P.. c. c. A st. 1. Prrnaed Steel Par , Pullman Palace rr Hallway Steel Spring needing ( Republic Steal Republic Steel pfd Rock laland Co , Rock laland Co. pfd St. L. A 8. F. 2d pfd... 8t. Louis 8. W St. L. 8. W. pfd (. Sloi-a-Sheffield 8. A I.... Southern Pacific Souihern Railway , So. Railway ptd , Teiitiei,eee Copper Tesaa A Pacific T., St. L. A W , T., St. L. A W. pfd t'nion Pacific Union Pacific pfd U. 8. Realty U. 8. Rubber V. 8. Steel V. 8. Steel pfd Utah Copper Va.-Carollna Chemical .. Wabash Wabah pfd Weatern Maryland W eatlnghoune Eleotrlc Weatern I'nlon .', Wheeling a U Wlaconais Central 400 44 46 100 II. 1) i 1,100 200 . 24.200 J,600 . 1,100 too 80 44 165 34 1"9 Si 7 66 '4 83 41,400 181 ow at too es 800 88 100 84 too CO loO it, 400 im 600 104 "'ioo 'is 20.400 71 1,800 1.7 I0 6i 44 1U 8S 100 7H 7S 66 'it 83 132 21 69 88 84 48 4 188 48 166 33 10H 70 66 BS 64 83 1" ' 88 94 46 It l!' J8a tU4 1M4 40 100 100 4iO 62 zt 4 31 70 120 0 62 21 6u MO 72 72 1 66 63 Bs 71 181 60 62 66 eo Total sales for the day, 287,14 shares. Boston Stocks and Bands. BOSTON, July 14,-Money, call loans 114 per cent; time loans, 36 per cent Si. .'.fows1'0"' n "och 'bond, were Viotor J. Eeminf ton of Beverly, Neb. Expires Saturday Morning; at Immanuel Hospital. Victor J. Remmlngton of Beverly, Neb., died at S o'clock Saturday morning at the Immanuel hospital In thla city from the effect of an accident which fractured a cervical vertebra. The accident happened several days ago near the Remmlngton home. The young man was swimming In a small lake and jumped from a spring board Into shallow water, striking the bottom and breaking his neck. Hs waa brought to Omaha for treatment, but without avail. Ills father will arrive this morning, when arrangements for the funeral will be made. The body is held at ths Swsnson undertaking rooms and It probably will be shipped back to Beverly this morning. Many people with chj-onlo throat and lusg trouble have found comfort and relief In Foley's Honey and Tar, as It cures stub born coughs after other treatment has failed. L. M. Rugg'.es, Ressner. Iowa, writes: "The doctors said I had consump tion, and I got no better until I took Foley's Roney and Tar. It stopped ths hemorrhages and pain In my lungs snd they are now as sound as a bullet." Sold by all druggists. Bee Want Ads are Business Boosters. Atchlst sj. 4(... do 4s Atchls6n R. R do pfd Boatoa A Albany.. Hnatoa A Mains.. batoo Elevated .. Pitch burg pfd N. Y., N. H. A H. fnion Pacific Am. Args. Chem... do pfd Am. Pneu. Tube... Airier. Sugar do pfd Am. T. A T Amer. Woolen .... do pfd Dm. I. a 8 Fdlaon Eleo. Illu.. General filectrle ... lliu. Electric do pfd Maaa. Uaa 1 nltcd Fruit Vnlted 8. M do pfd I). 8. Steel do pfd Adventure Allouel Amalgamated Bid. "Asked. '.?? Artiong Cora '"1 Atlantic 116H Butte Coalition 1'H Cel. A Ariaona 'll. A Heels 147 Centennial J Copper Range ...... Daly Weet .14 rrankim 1 Oranby . 44 Preene Oananea 104 If le Royals Maes. Mining !, 12H Michigan "... . 184 Mohawk .I4u Moat. c. AC. . 84 Nevada .101 Old Dominion ..'."' . 46 Oaceols 24S Parrot ..14 Julncy ,"; . 13 Shannon . 74 "Tamarack "' . 42 Trinity .IIS r 8. Mining....;' l H P. 8. Oil..." ,. TO Vlctorls .....'. ,.116 Wlnuna . . e wolverine .. ,. 44 . 4 . l 8S 1"4 .160 . 83 . 82 . 7 . 4 .101 . 10 . 26 . 10 . si . 20 64 .138 . 81 . 69 . 14 - 6 . 12 . Si . II . tat Nona untie".;;;;;;'.;; 57 7! to 67 84 7S V. 8. ref. 2t. do eotipan ... 8. 8a. ret.. do coupon . . . . s. 4a. rcg.. do coupon . . . Allts-rhal. lat Am. AS. 6.. Am. T A T. I Am. Tobacce 4a W Mo. Pacific a S3 do Da HI N. R. R. of M. 4a. ' Armour a) Cs. 4a.. 14 N. T. C. g la O S Atchlaon gen. 4a roi do deb. 4a 86. do ct. 4a U' N. T., N. H. a M. do er. is. ..117 CT. 6s 18i At. O. L. lat 4a ... j N A W. let e. 4s.... ,.ltJ do ev. 4a 1 .. 3 No. Pacific 4s H .. 0 do 8s 74 ..86 o. 8. L. rfdg. 4a C6 ..110 pehn. ct. 8s 1H18 . .. 29 do con. 4a I' ..117 Reading gen. 4a I'O 1"4 St. U A 8. P. fg. 4s. 6" 101 do gen. 6a r 76 8t. L. 8. W. e. 4s... 7 81 lo lit gold 4a 24 iw Pea board A. U 1i 4s. Bal. eV Ohio 4a.. do 8s do 8. Vf. 8a.... P.rk. Tr. ev, 4a t en. ot Ga. 6e Cen. Leather 6a . ot N. J. g. Is..., hea. A Ohio 4a... do ref. 6a Chicago A A. 8s.. , B. A Q. . 4e... do sen. 4a ?. M. A 8 P. g 8e o So. Pacific col C. R. 1. A P. e. 4a.. 81 do cr. 4a do col. 6a 83 do ltit ref. 4a.. do rfilg. 4a . 83 go. Hallwar 6s... Colo. lavi. 6a 81 do gen. 4a Colo. Mid. 4a... 8 t'nion Pacific 4a. C. ft 8. r. A a. 4s. ? do rv. 4e A H. rv. 4s 106 do 1st A ref. 4 D. A B. Q. 4S. do ref. 6s Distillers' 6s Erie p. I. 4s do gen. 4e do cv. 4s series A. do aerlea B Gen, siec. ev. 6a... 111. Can. lit ref. 4s. Bid. "Offered. 80 82 I'M W 13 M 104 112 W 41 V. 8. Rubber 6s 1 46 V. 8. Steel 2d 6a..... lot 71 Vs. -faro. Chem. is.. 98 86 Wahaah lat 6a US 78 do lat A ei. 4s.... 7 86 Wertern Md. 4 86 77 West. Blec. ct. 5a.... 83 161 Wis. Central 4s U6 Anaconda Atchlaon do pfd Baltimore A Ohio.. Canadian Paclflo... Chesapeake A O... Chicago Q. w I hi.. Mil. A St. P. le Beera Denver (tie O... do pfd Erie do lat pfd do 2d pfd Grand Trunk Illinois Central.. ..148 .. 411 ..13k .. n .. n .. 64 .. fo .. 8 .. 71 .. 12 .. Tin ..137 ..104 ..108 .. 73 ..120 .. 21 .. Sv 7 OoTernment Chemists Actively at Work Analyzing Foods. ELEACHED FLOUR CASES HELD UP Halts that Were Started Loner Kmn Have ."iot Come fo Trial, hnt Ualcome la Waited for AsilntKly, While the Vnlted States pure food laboratory In the fe.lernl building con tinues doing business In the Investigation and nnalsos of Interstate commerce foods and drugs, but very little. If any thing. Is done as regards distinctly local products. Recent Investigations have been made aa to the character of olive oils of a certain brand Imported into tne stnte, which have been charged with be ing a llttlo off color and purity. It Is the rule of the rhomlonl bureau to make a report upon the questioned sample" after analysis ami the ilenartement then cautions the manufacturer or Importer. Samples are gathered some time after this report is made and again analysed, and If no Improvement Is discovered the Department cf Justice takes the matter tip and rroreeds under the pure food laws suninst the offenders. Two or three such cases are now pending in the federal court In Omaha, but wiietner mey win e brought to trial or not yet remains to ifl determined. The same rule applies In the matter of he "near beer" products which are Im ported Into the state, though as a rule very little evidence has thus far bven discovered showing an excesH of one-half of 1 per rent of alcohol In the bever age, which exempts It from the special tax imposed for beers containing a greater per cent of alcohol. niearhed Flenr Cases Walt. Tho bleached flour cases that were booked for trial for June 9 have not yet reached the trial stage and may not until the question of the deleterlousnesa of tho bleached flour Is definitely dotermlned by the best chemist authority of the country. While the Department of Agriculture chemical bureau has ques tioned the healthfulness of bleached flour and Issued a conditional order against the further bleaching of flour, expert chemists representing the bleached flour interests hold that there la not the slightest danger In bleached flour, and that, on the other hand. It Is really mora healthful than the unbleached product. It la a rase ot doctors disagreeing, and so the prospect for any drastlo action against the flour bleachers by ths gov ernment Is extremely remote. In this connection It Is worthy of note that the purchsslng commissaries for the United States army will not purchase bleached flour, but insist on having the unbleached product for the use ot the troops. A process of flour adulteration of rye and wheat flour has recently been called to the attention of the ohomlcal bureau and this Is now being investigated by ths government laboratories, Kew York Mlntnsj Stocks. NEW YORK, July 14. Closing quotations on mining stocks wer ns follows Alice Bruniwlrk Con. ., Com. Tunnel stocs do bonds Con. Csl. A VS.... Horn Silver , Iron Silver ,.18t Lesdrills Con 4 .. 6 'Little Chief 7 ,. 24 Mexican 88 .. 21 Ontario 326 .. 66 Ophlr 16 .. 86 standard too ..141 Tallow Jacket 63 Liverpool Ornln MnrVef. LIVERPOOL, ' July 24. WHEAT Ppot No. 1 red, western wlrter, nominal. Fu tures, steady; July, 9s OVad; September. 8s 6d: December, Ss 2d. CORN Spot, steady: new, American mixed, via Galveston, 6s 2HA. Futures, quiet; September, Es Cd; October, Ss 6Vid. Daluth Grain Market. DULUT1I. July 14-WIIEAT-July, 1.25. September, 11.00 so. i northern, OATS tic. No. 1 northern, 11.26; 1.27; Toledo Seed Market. TOLEDO, O., July 14. SEEDS Clover, Cash. IU.88: October. 17.07-; December, 17.07V,: March, 17.17Vi. Prime timothy, 2.00, Prime aisike, 17. w. Wan a. Do you know what It means? If you would like to know, write W. S. Cookson, A. Q. P. A., Grand Trunk Railway System, 185 Adams street, Chicago, who will send you a beautifully Illustrated booklet, which tells and at the same time describes ths new hotel which bears the name. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. T. A. Thompson and daughter, Ar- llne, have arrived home from Chicago. Mrs. Routelle and daughter, Carrie, re turned recently from a trip to Seattle, Wash. Mrs. C. II. Andrews, who has been In the east for the last ten days, has returned. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gladstone and fam ily are now occupying their new home at 3408 Dewey avenue. , Dr. L. E. Goodell, who visited In Omaha this week, returned to his home at Wilbur Thursday afternoon. HOTELS. In the Shopping District. West Ambler. Mrs. L. Pitman and granddaughter, Miss Birdie Smith, were Eokerman guests on Wednesday. Mrs. P. J. Trabor and two sons were guests of friends in North Omtha the first ue mo v re.. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Henderson en tertalned relatives from the city for din' ner on Friday. Mrs. D. Shandy has recovered from pneu monla. of which she has been a sufferer for several weeks. Miss Maud Craig Is assisting her friend Mrs. Forbes, near Hunscom park, for the balance of her vacation. Mrs. Z. Hsyes entertained several little friends on Friday evening In honor of her son Joe s second birthday. A. W. Spoerrl Is having his cellar ex tended preparatory to having a furnace put In for the coming winter. Miss Edith SalNbury. of Twenty-fifth and Manderson streets, was the guest of her old time Wtsper friend, Mrs. Aughe, for dinner on Thursday evening. The pledge of $100 on the pastor's salary of Southwest church by the Is&difts' Aid soolety has nearly all been paid and the four meetings before conference will fin lsh It Now that the raspberry crop Is harvested the blackberries are ripening, and by the noks of this crop the busy housewives here will havti little rest, as they are abundant. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Burnam Day on Florence boulevard waa brightened this week by the advent or a son. Mrs. Day was Miss Mabel White, granddaughter of our neighbor, Mrs. J. F. Uonewits. 11th and Modes, oa "Pettlooat fcavaeV tl7t aSa S rv it. n IS ,nnn Mil!"1! Kir- :V'VTJ: "-v . 1 a. Jit 1r. - v - ..... illllSi . - .... a S- Vr.;i V 'Vies ""jSyaW aBuasaiaW Hotel Kuppor llth and VcOss. Kansas City-. Mo In the ghopplnp Slstrtot, . Near all the Theaters. 000 Beautiful Houses. 104 Private Baths. Hot and oold water In all rooms, flpaclons lobby, parlors. Telephone In every room. Beaasilnl Cats, ferect Col si see $1 to $2.50 Per Day Sroropean man. KUFPER-DENSON HOTEL CO.. T. A BKltaOjr, MJX& Local Securities (Isolations. Quotations rurnlahed by Samuel Bun. i. ... Bid. Aaked. New York Life building, Omaha aina, r.eo.. Municipal 6a Avery Co " Cudahy Packing cs Columbus, Neb., Klea. Light Ss wit'.! City of Omaha bonde 4s 1828 .. Cltr ot Omaha &s 18 1 Douglas Count 4s 114 First National BaJik, Co. Bluffa iiqL" Kanaas Cltr Rv. 6a 1812 Lincoln Traction 6a 18 Kebraaka T A P 6e 1S3I Nab. Telephone Stock S Omaka Oas ta 1111 Omaha Eiee. L. A P. le 1628 Oiuahe A 0. B. 8t. III. te 1114 Omaha A C. B St. Kr 6a tjg Omaha A 0, B. Re. pfd t Omaha A C. B. Ry. Co 4t Omaha A C. B. St. ft v. A B. pfd Omaha Water Co. 6a 1846. Omaha tl. of T. Bldg. Co. pit South Omaha Sewer 4tta 12 flioui Cltv stock Yarda pfd a Trl Stata Land, Peotl'a BlufT. Union Stock Yarda, Omaha, f Wright A Wllheimr ptd tVa lusve lui 103 M 84 . n , lve 66 4J( iVg l ls . t 85H . 84 list lit 14 6 144 W--J l'S 00 81 He 116 H lul lue s I'll 1U1 ( mi f ' tt rieaHagf Heeae Bank ttta traent. NEW YORK. July U -The statement of clearing house banks for the week sliuwa the banks hold Ml !) m..r. !,, the reuuiremetiu of the 'A ;er cent restrvs kr : 11 D Close to Nature AT Minnesota's Lakes An Ideal vacation at a very low expense may be obtained at any one of the ten thousand lakes. FlaMni., Boating, and all Summer Sports P 1 t. i v Paul or Minneapolis, via Chicago Great Westerw l-oll Infonuatlea art booklets from aVarsbaU Craig, City pass, and Tks. Agrt-, 161 rtuaasa -, Omaha. mm f
