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The record-union., 1899-09-14
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Fair and Somewhat Warmer in
California To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 13. -
Weather conditions and general fore,
cast:
The following maximum temperatures
were reported from stations in Califor-
mia to-day: Eureka 60, Fresno 102
Los Angeles e2. Red Bluff 81, San Luis
Obispo 9S, San Diego "a, Sacramento
SO, independence so. Yuma 10Y.
San Francisco data: Maximum tenn
perature 72, minimum 81 mean 81.
An area Of high pressure is central
off Puget Sound and moving northeast
ward, while the lowest pressure is CEN
trail over Arizona. Southeast California
and Utah. The pressure has risen
rapidly over Washington and Oregon
and fallen over the southern portion OF
the Pacific slope.
The temperature is about ten degrees
above the normal in the interior O.:
California.
The weather is cloudy over Washing
ton and Oregon and generally clear
over the remainder of the Pacific slope.
Light rain has fallen over the eastern
portion of Washington and Western
Montana. Showers are also reported
fromsthe mountains of Arizona.
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Land for New Railroad Hospital.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 13.-A deed
has just gone on record of the lot on
the southeast corner of Fourteenth
street and Julian avenue. from Drurg
Melone and wife to c. P. Huntington.
1t is understood that Mr.. Huntington
has bought the property for the bene.
fit of the hospital and that it is to be
turned into a lawn and garden. Mr..
Melone's brokers. Messrs Shainwald.
Buckbee & Co.. say that the price paid
for the property was $4,000. The lot
fronts 90 feet on Fourteenth street by
50 feet on Julian avenue.
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More Steamers to be Chartered.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. Secre-
tary Root to-day authorized the char
tering of the steamship Manauense,
capable of carrying 500 men, and the
Bristol, 600 men. These ships are
available for the first ten regiments
organized. He also authorized the
chartering of the City of Pekin, 97S
men, and Anglo Australian, 1000 men.
to take the troops of the second ten
regiments to Manila.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED.
President Mckinley Saves the Life
of Private McVeigh.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. Private
Thomas McVeigh, Company C, First
Wyoming Volunteer Infantry, was tried
by a general court-martial convened at
linus, P. l., in June last. on the charge
of striking his superior officer. lie
was found guilty and sentenced to be
shot TO death with musketry at such
time and place as the proper authori,
ties may direct" two-thirds of the
court coneurring in the sentence.
President Mckinley has directed that
the sentence be commuted to dishonor-
able discharge, forfeiture of all pay and
allowances, and confinement at hard
labor for the period of three years. AL
catraz Island. California, has been des-
ignated as the place of confinement
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A Mothers Terrible Deed.

SEDALIA (Mo.). Sept. 13. Mrs. j.
M. Williams, wife of q Missouri Pa
cific brakeman. saturated the clothing
of herself and two-months-old child
with coal oil to-day. and then set fire
to the garments. She was burned to-
death, and the babe was fatally
scorched. Mrs. Williams was q Chris
tian Scientist, and for some time has
been considered of unsound mind. She
was the mother of six children.
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The Jury Disagreed.

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 13.-The
jury in the case of the People VS.. May
or Burke for disturbing the peace dis
agreed, standing 8 to for acquittal.
Councilman Weile preferred the charges
against the Mayor for using language
which he considered too vigorous. The
charge will be dismissed.
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Storm in Upper Austria.

LINTZ Upper Austria), Sept. 13.-
The rapid rise of the rivers Salzach,
Ems and Traun has flooded the coun-
try, interrupting road and railway COM
munications. AT Ischl and Ebensee
several bridges have been destroyed
and many families have been driven
from their homes. Rain continues fall
ing everywhere.
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Outbreak of the Plague.

LOURENZo MARQUEE (Delagoa
Bay), Sept. 13. = A health officer has
returned after examining a suspicious
outbreak at Magude. small place near
here. He says it is the plague, but
that no fresh cases have occurred there
in the last twelve days.
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Government Tax ON Theaters.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-United
States Commissioner Heacock to-day
decided in the case of the United States
VS.. III. Mcdonald, lessee of the Oak
land Theater, that proprietors of places
of amusement and not the lessees were
liable for the tax of 500 imposed by
the Government as yearly tax.
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Remains of Late J. B. Eustis.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13. The re-
mains OF Hon. James B. Eustis, former
ambassador to France. were laid to
rest in Cave Hill to-day beside his wife,
The body arrived here from New York
accompanied by James B. Eustis Jr.,
and William B. Eustis. nephew of the
deceased
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An American Schooner Wrecked.

KINGSTON (Jamaica), Sept. 13.-The
American schooner Mildred E., from
San Bias for New York, stranded here
yesterday. She is reported to be a total
wreck The cargo has been salvaged
and the crew has gone home. Trouble
has arisen over the wreckers looting
the vessel
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Large Flow of Oil.

vISALIA, Sept. 13. - News reached
this city to-day that a large flow of
oil was struck at the depth of 400 feet
on claim owned by Boots Ball and
other capitalists. The strike created
quite a stir, and claims are being rap,
idly filed on all the contiguous terri.
tory.
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Ti1e works Destroyed by Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 13 The
Richardson & Ross Asphalt Block and
Tile Works were destroyed by fire to-
day. entailing a loss of 100000. a
fireman was severely injured.
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Collision of Trains.

CAPITOLA, Sept 13.-This afternoon
a freight and mixed train collided be-
tween Capitola and Opal Spur within
a hundred yards of a trestle. One en-
gineer was badly scalded. No one else
was injured.
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Jackson's yellow Fever Patient.

JACKSON MISSY. Sept 13. = Ma
ior Porter. the single yellow fever pa
ttent here, is in a dangerous condition.
The house toulouse inspection shows a
favorable condition of health.
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PRESIDENT KRUGER
GIVES WAY.
Asserted That He viii Accept
ChamhsrIain'S Note,
Leaving Question Of Suzeralnty on Basis Of
Convention Of 1884.

The TransvaaI President and Ex-
ecutive Council Hold a Meeting
to Consider the Reply to be
Made-It Will Probably be
Brought Before the Volksraad
To-Day.
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Big Mountain Fires.

WILLOWS, Sept. 13.-Large fires are
raging in the mountains west of here.
The blazes We're started by stockmen
and are destroying vast acres of fine
forests.
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Floods in Bavaria.

BERLIN, Sent. 13.-FIoods are re-
ported in the Silesian and Bava~ian
mountain regions. Communication be-
tween Munich and Innsbruck is inter-
rupted.
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French InteIligence Department.

PARIS, Sept. 13. The Minister of
War, General de Gallifet, has decided
to remodel the Intelligence Department
September 18th. Tt will be exclusively
military hereafter. taking no part il.
the police or espionage services.
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The Morehouse Case.

WILLOWS, Sept. 13-The celebrated
Morehouse case was commenced before
the Superior Court to-day. The title
to a ranch valued at $125,000 is in
volved.
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Murdered His Father and Mother.

SOUTHBRIDGE (Mass.), Sept 13. -
At Fiskdale. about ten miles distant
John Kink and his wife. an aged
couple, We're killed last night by their
son Peter. who was crazed from liquor
The skulls of both were crushed. The
murderer also attempted to kill his
brother, Thomas, but only succeeded
in inflicting severe wounds. Peter was
arrested. He became unconscious, and
may die.
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that Germany of all Powers should
adopt a hostile attitude toward France
in this matter
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements for these columns
will be taken until IL IN. for the
evening edition and until S;3O y. M.
for morning and sunday edition.
Rates, 1 I-2c n word nrst insertlon'
1c word thereafter. Nothing taken
for less than 20c for the hrst tnser-
tion. These advertisements must nc
run consecutivcly.
Advertisers, by requesting num-
bered check, cnn have answers nu-
dressed 40 n numbered letter In care
of The Bee. Answers so addressed
will be delivered on presentation OF
the check only.
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MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELs

MONEY loaned on pianos furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, X. 8. Barker blk
X-782
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

WANTED. city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. r. c. Peters 6; Co, 1902
FarnJm St.. Bee Bldg. WIN
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W-163
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CHEAP MONEY. HARRISON & MORTON.
W-750-O-l7s
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AGENTS, we will pay you 100000 a year,
payable monthly and railroad expenses 70
take orders for portraits according 70
our instructions of commissions that VIII
insure you at least $1,000 a day, rms Is
strictly salary or commission. A Aaaress
Mang Ger, Dent, $50, No. l3i * I59 IITanu
Street. New York. J-llt-lo
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Yours very respectfully,
JOHN MATHIESFN
1914 S. l1th St.
Parlors of Palmistry, 1905 Dodge, south side
new postoflce. Send 81 and six questions
answered S-292 10
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CIAIRVOYANCE free. If you are sick
send name age and sex in own writing
and two stamps to DR.. q. Carter. Reno
Mich. box o. S-lS'-l0'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

POSTAGE STAMPS FOR COLLECTORS
Stamps of all nations; Scott's Standard
Catalogue new edition ready SOON; I'm
perial and International albums now
ready (six styles; pockets, hinges, etc.
Frank Brown, 18th and Farnam, second
floor U-3l5 l5'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

AGENTS WANTED for the Wright Bust
Form, the only successful substitute for
a corset; has no stees and Is particularly
adapted to slender women; gives perfect
figure without padding. Wrigh6 Rnst
Form CO., st. Louis, Mo. J-ZlJ-io'
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE.

STOVES. STOVES; no reasonable offer re-
fused. Neb Fur. Co., 14l9 Dodge. Tel. 1896.
O-Sl1-OlS
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hair, warts and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con-
sultation free and CONFIDENTIAL all work
guaranteed. Miss Allender, 1913 Douglas.
I-25i-l6
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6PER cent loans. Garvin Bros. 1913 Farnam
VITO
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AGENTS to sell our cut price Christmas
book, soc; 50 so book. 75c; credit given;
frcight paid; outfit free Ferguson Pub
fishing Company, 65S Fifth street; On
cinnati Ohio J-MlIb-lo'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

PRETTY young woman, model in size.
heiress large income $4,000 in own name
of man. Address, Miss Ruth, IL e 10th
St, Chicago, III. U-1SS-15'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

REFINED. wealthy gentleman of good
character and heart of kindness will marry
amiable lady. Mr.. Savoy" 1926 Forest
Ave, Chicago, Ill. C-206-15'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

FOR SALE, base burner and a range, both
high-grade and good as new, very cheap.
Telephone 2l6l O-139-16
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

AGENTS for Slot Kaleidoscope moYing PIC
turesl Big commission; quick seller.
Write American kaleidoscope CO. WASH
ington, ID. Q, J-I'S-io'
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I,ADIES-Your bust enlarged inches; fail
ure impossible; harmless: 500 cash guar
antee; proof free. Leonard Medicine CO.,
Kansas CITY. Kan. U-lS9-l5%
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

AUCTION.
On Wednesday, Oct. 18th, at 10 a. m, we
will sell at public auction the entire fur
nishings of the Reynolds Hotel and resta-
urant at oath and Spencer Sts. few of
the contents are: Bedroom suits, dres-
sers beds, carpets. mating. folding beds
cots. chairs, tables, dishes, parlor fur
niture, etc. All must be sold regardless
of price. 18th ST. car goes by the door
Clay Auction Co., Auctioneers
O-MlS3-16*
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LADIES desiring husbands and pleasant
home call at Matrimonial Bureau, 2O4-6-6
Douglas blk. C-2Jl l5'
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LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT
for cash |. S. Bee. U-243 l5'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLAIRNONANTs.

DR, L. r. HARRtDEN.
CLAIRNONANT AND LIFE READER.
OCCULT SCIENTIST.
FEATS THAT BAFFLE BELIEF
AND STAGGER COMPREH ENS1ON.
MANY INITIATE,
But NONE CAN EQUAL
Gives advice to make YOU successful in
love, business, marriage, divorce, law
suits etc, locates mines, buried treas
ures, cures drunkenness, bad habits, evil
influences. etc,
UNITES THE SEPARATED.
NEVER FAILS
To cause speedy and happy marriages; F;
guarantees success in all cases.
RESTORES SICK TO HEALTH,
Dr, Iiarriden diagnoses cases by merely
touching the patient, instantly locating
the seat of trouble. and by his wonderful
power of OCCULT SCIENCE removing
the cause; a speedy cure is the result in
all cases
NO MORE readings will be sent by mail,
as ! have no time to answer PLEASE
DON'T WRITE
PERMANENT RESIDENCE, COZ s. 18TH
ST, COR. JACKSON. Hours: . a. IN. to
y. M; lady attendant.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL
READINGS OR POSITIVELY NO FEE
ACCEPTED, OPEN SUNDAY.
Refer ences: Best banks, merchants and
business men In the city. S-2S3 15s
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE
holding, permanent positions with re-
curity OF any kind except their own
names on new plan. which is pure
building and loan system, with easy pay
ments to suit yourself Our business IS
positively private and confidential; no, one
outside of ourselves will know anything
OF The transaction, American Loan Co,
Room COL Bee bldg. X-7a
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wANTED-sITUATIoNs

A STENOGRAPHER When you want one
please call up the Remington typewriter
office, 1919 Farnam St., telephone l5i5. o-o
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MME. GYLMER genuine palmist 1905 Dodg

MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, SIT N. 18th. M
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

MARRY-Sealed list of proposals, &c; many
wealthy. Box SSl, Denver, Colo.
Ir-20T-l5s
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unidue scissors sharpener we give a silver
set set, of 26 pieces, each knives, forks, table
and teaspoons, / butter knife, ] sugar
shell, all full size. and guaranteed pure
coin silver plate for selling only dozen
sharpeners at lOc each You run mo, no risk sS,;
we mail sharpeners on request; When SOLD
send us So. 60 and we will send the silver
set above described retail value s6,5o)
Write at once. Gen. Mfg. Co.., Box h2i
Centerbrook, Conn. J-Z2O-lo"
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MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate. Brernan-Love Co.. 3ls So: 18th
W-1b4
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in Iowa. eastern Neb. or Mo-; 1t will pay
you. Anthony Loan & Trust Co.. 3l5 NY. l.
W-112
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MONEY 10 loan on nrst-c1ass improved city
property or for building purposes. Payne
Harder Co., N. Life. W-762
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

sTENOGRAPHER wants position; salary
10 start with not so much an object as
pros poets of working into good poSitio.h'
Address l. 81, Bee. A-S'o l0'
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WANTED. a good salesman on commission
10 sell gloves and mtttens In the state Of
Eeb; best of references required E'
Potter. GlOyeFsYillt N y s-Mi's IL
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
FOR sALE-HORsEs AND WAGONS.

FOR SALE. fine saddle horse, cheap for
cash. Call at Forest Hall, 9Th and Pierce
P-M109 Is"
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

r, HAAS, Florist, 1918 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants. cut flowers, boauets' hall, resi-
orders by mail or express promptly filled.
Q-296
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ONE MILLION will be sold the first year,
Agents of generating gasoline lamps i are ar
ali coming our way. No generating lamp
1t is the only gasoline gas lamp that does
not require generating, No torch, mo mo
steam lights Instantly Just like gas, can
be turned up or down as desired. a bril-
liant 100 candle power llght, at cost Of
gives people in the country advantages
Of city gas at practically no cost and en-.
ablcs people in cities to cut their llgnt
bills down to almost nothing. Live agents
wanted everywhere. Send for. circulars'
Perfection Incandescent Gas Lamno 100 O.
Omaha, Neb. J-3o5 10
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

DIR. LEE HARRIDEN will deliver lee
ture this (Sunday) evening in Patterson
hall, 18th and Farnam, at y. m. Sub
tect, "sKEPTICIsM AND HTMBuG." ="
Good music. Tests will be given that
cannot help but convince the most skep-
tical. Questions answered regarding de-
parted friends and relatives. DIR: CARL
GREATEST PALMIST, has kindly con-
sented to deliver short address. All
mediums invited. n. B.-Jealousy is ever
the homage that ignorance pays to
talent. o-Eol 10
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WE pay A a day salary for man with rig
to Introduce our goods in the country;
0end STAMP for terms. Kansas Food %,
'-i 80 ~ " j
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED. We have steady work for FEW
ance. c, f. Adams Co., 1919 Howard ST
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whNTED-TO BUY.

WANT to buy good home or choice lot near
Hanscom park. address "a, Bee.
N-AISos
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FOR SALE-Gray pony. especially adapted
for paper route. Inquire ia North 2lst ST.
P--lS5-l5'
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1JFHT
| must confess that I never held any
faith in supernatural gifts, but when my
wife found a missing $40 gold coin which
had been unable to recover, | admit
your mysterious power contains some
merit. The girl that unknowingy threw
the paper containing currency and gold
coin into the stove is, through your help,
proven innocent, which is worth more to
us than the recovery of the money and is
entirely satisfactory to all parties con-
I
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

ODD FELLOWS may secure permanent
employment at not less than 5000 per year.
position is worth 81, 200 to 81, 800 a year to
competent person. Address l. "a, Bee.
B-253-15'
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WANTED, to call on doctors
only on behalf of the leading firm in the
trade Position permanent; applicant
must be intelligent interchangeable and of
good appearance State experience. Adj
dress T. o. Box 1852 philadelphia.
B-260-l5
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6 PER CENT; also private funds. Chas.
E. Williamson. W-776
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AGENTS. something new: p.rmene"t IN
come: leo per cent, sample free free cio no
Dept S, Cedar St. New York, o,o -,
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Monday, Oct. 10th, at 10 a.
m, will be solI the entire furnishings 10
room residence belonging to parties living
at 623 n 18th St, consisting of bedroom
suites. stoves, carpets, dishes. extension
tables chairs rockers, chiffoniers, ward
robes, etc, etc. Everything must go.
Clay Auction Co., auctioneers.
O-M117 15s
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

MRS. DIR HART. the celebrated PALMlST
and CLAIRVOYANT has been creating
quite a sensation in Omaha for the past
several weeks. This wonderful lady tells
the past. present and future as a: Though si1
narsoIH; who have had the privilege of
Consultation with this remarkable clair
voyant unanimously agree that her power
Is UNPARALLELED in Omaha. She can unite
the separated and restore happiness. 1t
is no effort for her to locate lost articles
Her advice regarding speculation never
fails TO be profitable. The young people
are often benefited through her. She tells
what profession or vocation they are are
they should seek. 2lS No. 18th st. Read
inrS 5Oc S-306 15'
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MONEY t. loan on Nebraska and Iowa
farms: lowest rates. Brennan-Love Co.,
2l9 s. 18th, Omaha. W-76S
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ARE YOU talking of stoves? II you are,
come to see our line of 2nd-hand stoves.
The quality ana low prices will astonish
you. ]. Lewis, 104 S. 18th st.
O-635 Nov.
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FIVE PER CENT money on or before fve
wears on Nebraska lands and Omaha real
estate. w. B. Meiklc, 40l S. 18th st.
VIE
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MONEY TO LoAN-REAL ESTATE.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

FIVE carloads furniture. household goods,
store fixtures, etc, wanted; cash. $40 n.
10Th st. O-M116 20s
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81. 900 and upwards to loan on improved city
property Gnd farms. w. Farnam Smith
q Co, 1920 FaInam. W-7n6
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S, 5k. per Ct loans in Omaha. So Omaha.
w. H. Thomas. SOB 1st Nat. Blk. Tel. 1913.
VITA
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WANTED. books for the Philippines. I
wish to inform the public that would
be pleased to receive old books, old mag
azines, etc, for the soldiers libraries
which are being established in this and
surrounding towns. Send by mail at do
mestiC postal rates. | will send to every
they send in money, Philippine curiosties
or relics of the present war, as requested.
Address John w. Stanford. Co A. Sixth
U. S. Infantry, lloilo, Philippine Islands.
u
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SALESMAN to sell our fun line of choice
nursery stock; a printed guarantee that
stock shall be true to name given to each
customer: write for terms. MI. Hope
Nurseries, Lawrence. Kan. B-M277 MA
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-08-25

drain Nos. i0l to l0i inclusive, II fl of "A line
and 10 feet To right of center line of drain; Nos
il5 TO AL inclusive 20 feet to left; Nos. 40.
TO end, - feet TO right
, l7lb feet on each side of the center line OF
drain viii be the extreme width required in its
construction as shown by the profile of said
drain. aud 1879 feet next to aud adjoining the
above on each side will be- required for the
deposition of the excavations; making "a total
width OF 1 rods for right OF way on each side of
center lne of said drain
3. The slope OF each bank shall be - feet
horizontal TO foot vertical.
4. The depth,Uud width of surface excavations
shall be- the same rs shown on the profile Of
said drain, 10 which reference is hereby made
for more particular measurement. and which
is nude part of these specifications.
The width of bottom OF drain shan be as
follows:
ON MAIN LINE
From stake to stake llO shall be 10 feet
From stake lil to stake 100 shall be u tcpt
From stake 100 % stake 235 shall be feet
From stake 235 10 stake 295 shall be feet
AND On BRANCH LINE
From stake 293 to stake $50 shall bo s feet
From stake 800 10 stake 800 shall be feet
From stake 800 To stake 40 shall be feet
From stake 40 to end shall be feet.
O.. All excavations shall be removed at least
feet rom the top edge of the bank and be
spread All timber within this limit shall be
cut and removed beyond excavations and with.
i'm the right OF way and no timber 10 he covered
with excavations
e. The work is divided into 30 rods sections
except sections 20 and I'D which are 20 rods,
section 30. which is - rods aud section 30 which
is los rods.
:. The length of the center line of drain on
each description OF land is "a follows