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| DUE rlS1E4NiL| " F1]ANASA~' ID
g. The comments contained under Sec
ton two are sufficient to cover your third
resolution.
l. You ,"do not understand why tho
Governor nterfered in the matter WITH
out having first consulted with tho Judge
who tried the case as well as win the
prosecuting attorney
In order that you may understand why
I did not consult with the Judge, the fol-
lowing facts are Eiyen;6
on the night OF September LIST. about II
o'clock, the following telegram from the
Commemorative attorney of Mecklen-
burg to James T.. ,Rahily, Esquire, counsel
for Bacon, was communicated to me: NC
II would approve OF short respite for
Bacon, as 1 am doubtful as to his guilt
being fully established,
In accordance With official usage this
telegram was verified by me, and the
sheriff OF Mecklenburg WAS at once wired
to respite Bacon until Friday, the 4th In
slant. or course, action had to be taken
then and there, and no time was given
for communicating either with the Com
monwealth's attorney or the judge.
On September I'd, the day Of the hanging
OF Finch, Mr. G code wired that he saw no
reason for further delay in the execution
OF Bacon. ] at once wired requesting that
he would personally confer with me that
I might be appraised of the facts upon
which to base an Intelligent statement OF
nv action, Mr.. Goode kindly gave me the
conference, and shortly thereafte ! made
q statement, which was published. refus-
Ing further respite, ftai SEg
IA THOUGHT NEGRO HUNG.
On September 4th. between 4 and
o'clock in the fternoon, some hours after
| Thought Bacon had been hung. tho fol-
lowing telegram was received from Com-
,nonwea this ATTORNEY GOOde! "
~ have had a talk With minister who
received Finch's confession, also Bacon.
I believe Bacon to be innocent, and ask
thirty days respite for him. Reply at
once to sheriff.
j at once wired tho shorift as requested.
/ did not wire Mr., Goode or Judge Homes
at this time, Whatever was to be done
had to be done then and there, FOR when
my directions reached the sheriff the con-
demned man was ABOUT 10 start tor ln0
gallows,
Upon reaching the executive office on
the morning of September 9Th, some hours
prior to tho passage of your resolutions,
wrote courteous letter to Judge Homes
requesting his opinion upon the facts OF
the case, One the 7th Judge Homes made
reply, and gave his letter to the press. as
Win be found In The Tmes-D Dispatch Of
the sth Instant Upon reading the open
letter of Judge Homes and before. tho
receipt of his original letter to me. wired
requesting statement OF the facts or
evidence which request he has compiled
with
therefore, 1t is manifest that / confer
red with the only officials With whom It
was possible to communicate in the time
at my command, and i am persuaded that
had YOU had knowledge OF these facts
your meeting would not have passed the
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Asher-Wood,

Mr.. James Leroy Asher, OF this city.
ton Heights. were married at . o'clock
Tuesday evening, In the parlors OF tho
Episcopal residence at Eighth and Grace
Streets Gs aG!2
The ceremony was very quietly per-
formed In the presence Of q few OF tho
reatiyss ana intimate a isends OF the
James Levy and the bridesmaid. Miss
Madeline Langly. The couple will re-
side for the present at No, B7os North First
Street.
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DRY GOODS ArARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. l8-Buyers are operating
very conservatlvely and without any desire to
provide for the future, While the majority Of
sellers are determined not to recede from theiri
position Of hrmness here and there. rumors. are
heard Of slight concessions n order to force e..
adversely to the prosecution OF business either
at arst or second hands. while financial conditions
are also a bar to trading. b.
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.wns nnally very steadr: 11a1p points n a
sales were estimn ted at. 400. 900 bales: ,.o..o
4 Sentiment as TO the effect OF me y. nuI hsen
ssid that rains we're needed In the eentrs! o s
hut the precipita on rep6rted was 1ssfe. lcEing
bsrEained for. and 1t was arshea .,hs' Pennits
news az to iris ss we'll much routine market
news was delayed By the poor wire service
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
49,
PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. le.--pEANuTs-
Farmers market quiet Fancy. ahc:; strictly
prime, SAc.; prime, &c.: common, 2&c Span
ish nuts 81 We. per hushel. :, !, ,,n,, -
b PETERSBURG, VA. Sent. le.-pEAEuIsIL
Spanish. 0O102hc. Market arm, stock llght
and few being offered. Vrglnla's, sac. Ator
fancy; market steady.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. ls.-seabosrd ALI
Line common. 2o92oN: DO. preferred, 93h ask.
cd seaboard IS, 78x G7eN. Atlantic Coast
Line common. 40 bid; do. preferred, no sales. 4
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Is Goycrsor A.. j. Montague last night Is
sued a signed statement. addressed TO
HE committee Of the recent Chase CITY
meeting, replying to tho resolutions ms
ADOPTED on the subject OF Doc Bacons
respite.
rho Governor. reviews the whole case
al length, taking up each one OF tho tho
RESOLUTIONS separately and making strong
answer. Ho goes on to state that ne
made every effort to roach Judge Homes Tones
in order to consult his views along with
those Of the Commonwenlth's attorney,
and having been unable to do 50 no acted
upon tho advice OF the latter. and ls con-.
tldent that in so doing he only did his
duty.
The Governor makes no apology tor
his actions, but on the other mana, po1oly
procaims that had he been able 20 get
tho views OF Judge Homes ana the Judge
had taken ono side and the Common
wealth's attorney the other, he would
have still felt 1t his duty to grant the
temporary respite, whichever officer naa
asked. Il 55s s8 rs n
THE ANswED IN FULL. X
The paper Is couched in tho most cour-
teous language. 1t wil8no doubt be vide
] read. owing to public interest IN the
case, and Is An full as follows:
97 Commonwealth Of Virginia,
Governors Office,
Richmond, September 10, lyoS'
Messrs. w. r. Clark and others, com
mlttco, Chase City, Va:
Gcntlemen.-I beg to acknowledge re-
CENT Of the resolutions adopted by certain
citizens Of Chase City and vicinity on
tho afternoon OF the 9Th instant respect
inE the respite of Doc Bacon.
lust criticism Of official acts shoulo 10
welcomed by the official concerned, II prop.
en- conclusion or action, either by MN "
this people, Is thereby promoted. ! s as 4
sumo your action to have peeil taNsN ~. ~
this spirit, and in like spiri l reply 70 70
your resolutions IN their order. rs L., :, 4
u, 1 n wa want no innocent mans lie
taken. 81 s,6, ~,
ONLY a supreme appreciation OF the
spirit of this resolution has constrained
my action; and I am sure no citizen OF
your community would think that q y de-
sire the life Of an innocent man man OF th ne
freedom of a guilty one,
81. That you believe the sentence JUST
and sustained by the evidence.
1T Is presumed that this and all otner
sentences rendered In conformity with
the due process Of law are Just, and ina
the same should not be disturbed by an
executive save for grave and strong rea-t
sons. But when prosecuting officer In
good faith asks for the temporary sus..
pension OF a sentence. upon the ground OF
the innocence OF the convicted man, then
no just-minded executive should be satisfied
until he has given full consideration to,
all! tho facts and reasons presented. 1t
is his belief and not the belief of others,
that measures the Intelligent and faithful.
performance Of his duty. If the executive
Views his responsibility otherwise he must
be guilty either OF cowardce or oppres-
al 4}a- : 5sfsisi S3as. 3l-if
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Sept. 1e.-sPIRlTs
TURPENTTNE-steady at boc. reeeipts, 5a
casks. Rosin-Flrm at sl75aIl 80 Pc; receipts sna
$50; receipts, sbarres. Tar-Firm at sl,75;
receipts 81 barrels, 49,, :, :.
FIN at b8Hc,; receipts, 625 casks; sales, ls3
casks, Rosin-Firm; receipts, 1905 barrols'
sales, .224 barrels: 80. "a rrppuN
TISp-steadyi sales, $40 casks. Ros!n-stcady;
sules 200 barrels. 5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toep3oYoso@oSo0oto
Official Range and Sale of Stocks IN New York.
~ rhon,a, Branch 4 %. Bankers ana RrokerA
~. 1fi.h Z. 49, f.inAA SALES: -M.--

Mo-, Kall and Texas rfd, ....s,
New York Central.......t.....
= N. y, Ont. and 1vestern.....'
Norfolk and Westorn.....,..,l
Pressed Steel Car ......,..,,....
PRESSED Steel Car pfd .....,l......
Peoples Gas Trust.,.,.........
Reading 1st pfd...............i
Reading Cd pfd..... ....a.......
Republic Iron and Steel COME.
Rap,iblio Iron and Steel pfd.,..
ST. L. and San Fran. I'd pfd....
Sea board Air Line! com ~. ...s..
Z Eeaboard Air Line pfd...........
Bt. l.. and Southwestern pfd....
Southern Pacific .......u.......
Southern Railway COM. ........
Southern Railway pfd..........
Tennessee Coal and Iron. ........
Texas Pacific ...........,.........
Union Pacific com. U........,...
Union Pacific pfd. ..,,...,.. 1860.
United States Steel com..u....
United States steel pfd........
Va Carolina Chem. com. .......
va.-Carollra Chem. pfd........
Wabash com ...........t........
Wabash pfd ...,....,............
Western Union .........,....s...
Wisconsin, Central ...."........
wisconsin Central pfd.,........
american Snuf com, cx-div.
,tAmer)can Snuff pfd., ex-div,
nsColorado Southern list pfd..
.'nsGeneral Electric, ex-div,,l
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st. Louis Southwestern 1sts............. ~
st. Louis southwestern DDS s..... ..'.'.... =
San Antonio aud Arkansas Pass 4s...... 7G 6M;e
Southern Railway Is ...&....s..... .......... 113
;rern. and pacGc 1sts, II. .......... 1141!
Toledo, ST. H., and Western Az IL IL
finion rrciHc cnnv Observation-Disclosures 4r
Wnbash tsts ~ 114N
wabash a. II. 1864
wabash Deb M f.,.... OH
Wrst Shore a. ......... 1O9M
u.hne,inv n,d rataS r,r!e s4s .,.,..... SS
W,isennsin r,entrsi Observation-Disclosures. sok
ConsnlidateS roharco 4s ,,,............... SON
f;oinr 10 Eno, 4. .,,.I,....,....... 1871
ROY, Island IA 727
r'onn.rivanta con aEs.t..,....,. 05e
r. TN q steni od IA 75K
~ md n n colln feral trust As .,......... 90
cantroi ~ canrpin I'd Inc,...,.. ,,......... 20
Viz nio IN roiins Chemical Co, com. 49,. "a
yir9inin "a roiina Chemical Co. ptd. ..... 00h
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IsAIrs..

American Snuff coms..........
American, Hnun tfdss....,.....
American Cotton Oh cotrlu..i.
sGAmericat, Locomotive cor1l.au.
American Locomotive pfd..s..
American Tobacco pfd. ......,..
American Car and Foui1dry,...
A. II, ana Santa IA cotn......
A., T. and Santa "a pf d........
I Afr1algafnRted Copper...........
Baltimore and Ohio.a:...!..t
Brooklyn Rapid Tratisit".....'.,
Canadian Pacific ................
Chesapeake and Ohio...........
Canada Southern .............'
Colorado Southern cor1l.....:."
Colorado Southern 1at pfd's' u.
Colorado Southern I'd pfd.s...s
Chicago, Niil.'and St. Pnt,l......i
+ Chi, Rock Island and Pac.s..s
Coloro do Fuel and 1ro1........
Chicago Great Western. .......
g., CT c. and st. Louis...I...,
Consolidated Cos .................
Della ware and 7Iudson..........
Del. Lack. and Westerr1........
4 Erie com ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Erie list pfd .....,.............
Eric I'd pfd .................
General Electrlc''''s ...........
Illinois Central ".........:.....
4 Lenther ...,...............
louisville and Nnshville........
Manhattan ....................
Metropolitan ..................,..
Mexican Central ..............,.
NfisS ourl Pacific ................
Mo-, Kan. and Texas Gomez.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific 4s.... 100
c.. c.. G. and st. Louis gen. 4s........ g gs
Soiorsdo and Routbcrn is.,..,.,......... s3h
Denver md rio Crando d. ,,..,......... 05N
Erie prior line a. .,,........,....,.... 0oN
via H.neyni d !. ......,..... az
e. ;p z sa!si aity l lSS
fnuisylIie and Nashville unined 4s...... oSht
Mani ttn,, con, gold 4sT,,,.....,........ 10l y
Mexican Central a. .,..............i....... TAN
Meyicnn Central ist Inc. ...,.......... 1872
Iiinr snd III Iouis 4s !. .,,,...,.,... 90
Missouri. Kan. and Texas INSTRUMENTATION. OH
S;tssouri Kan. md TpYas DDS IS &
HcTy YORK Central gen" alIs............ 06E
New Jersey Central gen. 5s............... Ky
North pnci1c As .................... W
xotnit ,nd Western con a. 81 y
pesdina General "a ............... 04M
81 r. and iron Mountain con. Bs........ Ill Y
e. III. "a ~ San Frnnrisco 4s.,.,...... o.
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HERR's ISLAND, Pa. Sept. 1o.--CATTLE-
SLOW. Choice. s5.soG5.5o: prime. s5.lo96.25;
fair. s3.75G+,25. Hogs-Aet!ve Prime heavy
crs Sc 5o@s.56: light workers. 90. 4o@e 45; pigs:
$685. IS; roughs, s4@beo. sheep-stendy:1 Best es
spring lambs, ssQ675; veal calves, s70oGs.
c1ScrssAr1. o., Sept. ie.-HoGs -eulet and
lower at 81. c56e. So B Cattlc-Dull at $414. 60.
sheep-null and lower at s1.b0@3.1b. Lambs,
Dull and lower at $3.501b40.
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i. 4. reminding -. registered b. 1885,
U. 8. refunding p. coupon ................S loo
u. 4. a. registered !, :. ......... 1os
q, q a, counon Il. los
U. IS. New 4s. regiatcrcd ................ 100 J
\; q E.w I. counon !. ~. 1851
n q Ala 4. raoiatnred = 4. =. ~. 100
II q nId ~. cnunon 10
- q 4. ,o.is,errd .,,.,,..... 101 !
~ q X s' ce,,nnn 80 = :. l0i !
it.S.or y"nsrsl a. b. 007
n..htsn.' .SSim.tnent Il. ,,,.,... 40
a. H.I iti.nn...I ~ Hhin' IA 10l !
pi.i,no and Shio ans 021
o. a tt ia Sh;e .onnr IA OS4
earamote qon mI ods ....,,....., 1851
S .,oI raarato 10 .'H,....s..,....l O5
senun; .. 49, $1,000 10 inc ,..,,.. TAI
Sentra! o. ~. sS ~ Gh,o Ius 4. ! 1o1
G ~ anu LA AZ = 73j
CnicaGo anu q n,jncyi new "A 321
Ghicaso. y. ana a. V"n ps;vi rnn a. 104
Ghicago' ~: anu a. h,-a.terr cor. Is. 1907
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NEW oRLEANs. La, Sept. l8.-COTToNS-
SPOT cotton very firm, factors asking higher
rst.s and refuse to sell at board ngures; sales.
I, ! $50 bales including 1880 bales 70 y a!rlsei
quot tions unchanged. =. =,
Futures were active to-day and at the opchnin 1f
bullish sentiment was strong and prices ere Ig
points higher than yesterdays close. + ne N
GorE. which Offset the wide decline in Llverpool.
sthoush this decline had Its effect soon after ,har
uere Ion II points below the close Of yesterday.
on the I'd day. weather map showing lower tenn.
pcratures and rains. where they were not need :
aon,d NJ buynr orders sent prices hp raidly. Sep.
tember showed net gains OF 10 points ana the
other months 1261s5 points. ...., = . ooao q, !.
October. 8.s7Mo. S.; November, 9.74qg:1s; De-
cennber, 076d0.77; January, $50; feoruary'
q s1m0 S2:E March, 0S500. SO.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
III Richmond. Va, Sept. lG, 1908.
QUOTATIONS.. Sg' S.
CATTLE MARKETs.

CHICAGO ILL., SEPT .. 1em ;otss1 Ts7ons
200 head; western. 200 head, Good to prime N
steers. s5.4o9e; poor to medium *SoQgo ~ ri
1926 heters ssn9e1s 49,,
$40 1. 10: western steers. S3.2S lao. Hogs 81
Receipts to.day. 20 900 head; tomorrow, 70 M G9o
ID and butchers $3.50 so good to TO- r ,oht
s5.75@ 8. 35 i; bulk OF sales. S5.s5Ge1o. sheep.
Receipts. Is 900 head: sheep-along 20 dEe
wethers, $3.25@ 4. %: fair to choice mixed, s2,25
@325; ma tive lambs lambs, S3.bOQ6 81
u NEW. YORK. Sept. 1o.-BEEyEs--,R Receipts;
c,ess head. Steers, log zoe. lower; bulls and
cows. steady, Steers. sa75as2o; n so5 Prime Io
and choice sold; oxen and stays, $4,000 400
bulls. $4,000 4.b0; cows sl.Bh@s.bo. Calves
Receipts. ZOOS head. Yeas. firm; srassers, PC;
higher venls, s5@s.75; tops. 50; grasscrs $a@
a75 western calves City dressed g c1s Ss oG
Sheep steady to shade lower lsmbs ibGS5c. low
en- Sheep CHOICE tS l%NS lambs
lambs, s5.l2h@5.75. Iiogs-Recslpts. 4,o0o
head: higher State aud PENNSYLVANIA hogs
S4.hO16.50. .jt5 sEsts4 $
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. coTroNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept, le.--cotton.eed oil dull,
Prime crude +. Q. p. mills, nominal; prime sum.
of simmer yellow, s0@a7c.; prime white 45c;
prime winter yellow, 45c, q
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The leading tuturcs rnnEea as follows' /,

Cash quotations were a. folloWs seosl "
shl!s, IS. Ssys siGS,s ss a, d {jss
S Gss,esa S prI Rs y: ssss
pounds. $685. dO,a7 III short rbs sides iloosel
;s!ted sheldess !h9red9 sses
Glover; contract grade, So7b@ 70 nominal, Rut,
tsrsteaay eresmeFGE loaa9@s,, dairy as@
Firm at l7Gllsc. Receipts--Wheat, e01, 100
bushels; corn, 7ss. 200 bushels; oats. 800, go
bushels; hogs, 10000 head. ,ss ,sc4 m. lss
BALTIMORE, MD Sept. ls.-FLoU Rs--Flrm,
err Winter patent, 81 LOG soi spring do s4,e5
e. g. M nea WESTERN ss% Iss @ohth s$&
ssMc southern BY sample n 72@ssHe Gesa,a
White Corn, 500 8oc. Oats-Firm; No. z white.
4aH 94ac Rye-Tgmi Ne sss g Batter
Eddie; do ladlc, IS q Ice. y Eggs-Firm and
higher; fresh, $780, cheese--s Strong and IN
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Total today at ali seaporsSet ree s1 X. 10,
10 the Continent, 200 bales: stock. ~ bales
Consolidated at all seapor ts-Set recelpts, ~,
les bales; export to Great Britain 5000 ea.es'
to the Continent. a.. 1Q3 bales 90. =, !.
Total since September LIST at all seaporhE,-Net
receipts lo4, o24 bales; export to Great nrita'h
o3.C3s ba les: to tho Continent, lI,O92 Ddlfs.
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changed. sugar-stronK and lower; coarse gran
ulated and hnc, 1921 a
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Spot cotton closed Steady; uluulHB nP,u'1,t1n
ii Is; middlIng guilt, 2.oo Gales, 1000 oa'es
Cotton, steady; mddling, l175; net receipts
bale. gross bales; sales 600 paes h.o sac
io1, 10 7balcs; export to Great Britain, 1,ooo
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 10. 1903.
SALES.
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SUFFICIENTLY COVERED.
| 3, The comments contained under Sec
ton two are sufficient to cover your third
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OF trade. so choice. rich. pro-
ductive farms, both large and small;
also 10 good cheap stock ranches in
northeast Nebraska, some of which can
be traded for general mdse., hardware,
implements, cattle, sheep or horses.
Geo. W. Hutton. Orchard ,Neb.
RE-Ms64 April
CHOICE trackage. paved. Monroe sli n.
10th. RE-6B
RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. a.
McAllester land commissioner, Union Pa
cifio Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-5SV
WILLIAMSON faARhEst farARh street. si. lS''
RE-6S2
MISSOURI LANDS.
We have for sale choice Miller county, MIS-
3ourl, improved farm lands, from $l5 to tSS
per acre.
Good grazing lands in any size tracts de-
sired, from "a to SO per acre.
Also lead zinc, iron and coal lands.
Write us for our land list.
CONLOGUE & ST. JOHN, ELDONt MO
RE-M3S2-A-13'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24

st. Louis Cannon Ball.
EXPRESS .................a a b:b5 pm SEQ am
! st. louis Local, Coun-
ell Bluns................s 9:l5 am aI0:SO pm
Missouri PRciAc.
| st. Louis Express. .a10:o0 am a S:H nm
| K G. and St L. Ex.....al 1850 pm a 1:i5 am
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24
ron RENT-HOUsEs.

ONLY one more OF those fine, all modern,
7-room, brick houses at 18th and lizard
sts. The best $50 houses In Omaha. q. r.
Huntington. COS Bee bldg. D-Mb3s
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24
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sgfll be taken untiI ~ m. Tor the
eveyainE edition and until $40 D. m.
loeA norninE and sunday edition.
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Tess than 25c for the arat inser-
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The Bee. Answers so addressed will
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heck only.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs

FOR SALE-Phonographs, superior TO any
other musical Instruments, s. Up. The
Whitman Co, 161 Farnam. Q-5H
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.

PROP POSALs FOR SUBSISTENCE
STOREs.-Ofice of Purchasing Commits
sary, u. s. Army, Army Building, Omaha
Neb., March 10, 1908. Sealed proposals. IN
triplicate, for furnishing bacon, issue, dry
salt cure, In 9-pound net weight cans, will
be received at this office, at the once of
the Purchasing Commissary. u. s. Army.
Purchasing Commissary, U. s. Army, Chi
cago, Ill, until IL o'clock a. m. Monday,
March 80, 1903, at which time and places
they will be publicly opened. Articles of
domestic production or manufacture will
be preferred TO those of foreign origin, cost
and quality being equal. Specifications as
TO quantity, date and places OF delivery,
furnished on application TO either ONCE.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
endorsed Proposals for Subsistence Stores
70 be opened Monday, March 80, 1903.n and
addressed to W. III. Bean, Major, Commis-
sary, Purchasing Commissary, Omaha,
Neb M-19-d-S-t-M
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Whipple Barracks. Prescott. Art
zona, March %, lSO8.-Sealed proposals. in
triplicate, subject TO the usual condluons
viii be received here until 3 p. m, April Is
1903, and then opened, for furnishing labor
and material for the erection, etc. at
Whlpple Barracks, Arizona. of one double
and two single barracks. one double and
and subsistence storehouse, one stable, one
guardhouse. Information furnished on ap-
pIication to Chief .. M, Denver, Colo. or
to this office. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be endorsed, proposals for
Public Buildings at Whipple Barracks.
Arizona" and be addressed to Charles c.
waIeutt. jr.. Constructing Quartermaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24
cERTIFIOATE OF PUBLICATION.


CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. LIN
COLIN. Feb. 1, 1S03.-It ie hereby certified
that the Royal Union Mutual Insurance
company OF Des Moines, in the state of
Of this state, applicable to such companies,
and is therefore authorized 10 continue the
business OF life insurance in this state for
the current year ending January 81, 1904
Summary Of report filed for the year end
ing December 81, 1902:
INCOME.
Premiums .................& 1888, POS 81
Total. 11O,Di II
Paid policy holders. ..... SIZE, t9e Il
All other payments. l72.l7s a.
Total. ................ Lb4,6I6 %
...........,.............. s5s SOi %
LIABILITIES
Net reserve. :.........: :$ISs,S3 90
Net policy claims and
matured installment
policies not yet due. g29.757 %
All other liabilitieS....... 1886 a. I'll b36 AZ
Surplus beyond capital
biiities e..e.....'..'.....,. a.7sl 81
Total. Ss5s. sOi %
witness my hand and the seal OF the audi
/ tor OF public accounts the day and year
''''' CHARLES WESTON,
Cseal) Auditor OF Public Accounts
J. l.. PIERCE. Deputy.
Good territory and contracts offered
i agents. Address
ERNEST A. JACKSON.
/ Agency Director,
Commercial Bank Building. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24

HOIICEC in all parts Of the city. r
nv OLO c. Peters & Co, Bee Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-24

HOUSES and nats Ringwait. Barker block.
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