THE OMAHA DAILY BJEE , . MONDAY , AUGUST 17 , JLbOl.
8PEG1HL NOTICES.
AIlVKItTIHKMKNTH I'Olt TIIKHK COLUMNS
will 1 1' InVrn milll 12'iO : ii.ni. for I ho cvrnlnit
find unit ) 8. i/0 p. in. for tlio morning or Bundny pell-
tlopn
All nrttrMlicmrptd In thrsp column * I cnt n
word flritt Insertion Mid IH rcnla n word
thereafter , or n per line per month. No
iidvcrllst'tnpnt taken for Iff * limn 25 cent *
for tin * first Insertion. Terma rash In nd-
f nnro. Inltlnli. figures , symbols , etc. , vnchrountaa
n word. .All KdTrrtl'cnicntn must run ronnccu-
tltoly AdTrrtlsors , l > r rrciupstlnii n numbered
rhcek , run havr their answera addressed to n "num-
lifrcil Idler In cnrpof TIIK llf.r. Annwprnno ad
dressed wlllbodellTcrcdonlyon presentation of the
check.
1 > UAN ( n mKH--AnvKUTiKisn FOHTHKSK
J > columns will IIP Inkpn nn Ilin nhovc condition !
uttlip foliimlnK IniidnpsB hnusea , who nrn author-
Ircd to tnlie special notlcea nt thu enmo rates aa can
Lc hud nt HIP mnln nfllcp :
South ( minim Jlrnncb Office No. 2K23N itrcct , Lt -
l r block
JnlinV. . llpll , I'hxrninclst , Htli find Mason strpoM.
H. II. Kariisworth riinrmnrlsf , 2116nmlnif street
W..I. llinMies , riinrmnrlst. I3 ( N. Ilith utrcpt.
0. K. atlcrneld , riinrmnclst , 1718 Lcnvcnworln
Irppt.
Ihnilips. ' I'hnrmncy. 31th nnd Pn/nmn.
'si'FUATlOXS
For aittrr , rlc. , ffctnit nf fttt r i.Jii imi tinHitgnnqt.
A - WANTKI ) , I'OHlVfoN TlV VOUNO LADY
BteiHnrrnpher nnd typewriter. Two years' nxpn-
rtpnru. deed references. N II , lieu ofllcc , C'cilincll
Jllunn. .118-15
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A -WANTKD , SITUATION AH COLLKCTOH OK
J\ solicitor fur n iinoil linn. Years' experience nnrl
best of reference , Addresi. V Mi , llca olllco. IT. . ! ) ! . ' >
"V WANTKD SITUATION AT ONCK HV I.AIiV
striuiKraplipr ; experienced ; uoud references.
Address'.I/ ! V 'Ttril .M.I75 18"
\VAXTI3D 31 A l/i : HUM' .
> or nitrt , rtc. . ttt top o , enlumn on tlil
p-WANTKIJ-A CLAHINF.T AND COHNKT
-I'plajer for band and ou-licatrn anil some useful
1'ncloTom people. Addri'sa Hiirknesa ,1 Harker ,
Hancock , la. MW4 HI *
iT WANTKDSOLICITOUS TO IIKPHKHKNT
Jillio llnnio Library anil Hupply nsaocLitlon. Ilia
1'nxton block. MSI 17'
) WANTKD AN KXI'KIUKNCKD CAl'I'KH.
I - > Lain : orthy Mtinford Cnmilnit Co. , Scward. Ncti.
37I > 17'
P-WANTKD , ASSISTANT IIOOK-KKKI'KH , KB
1 JNow York I.lfu bullillnif.
T > - WANTI'II ) AN ACTIV'K , KKI.IAIII.M SIAN-
J'flnlnrr t'U to ISO iiiontbly , with Incrrnnn , to
rpprpiipnt In bin own M'cllon n ro po > i llilo .New
York boniii' , IlL'fercncc'.i. Mnnurnctiirur , lock box
1M.1 , New Vork.
T > - WANTKII , TWO HOOD AOOIDKST INS UK-
J'niuMi nollcltorn for thu city nnd ono for Kotith
Oninhn. Address \ V'i \ lieu. M.14'J
-WANTKD-A NKAT , HXl'KIUKNCKI ) DAIIIV-
3 iniiii , H'.lil North 24th. M.'Illi IB *
B-WANTKD , AN AKNT AND CANVASSKH
for a live weekly paper 111 e.very town In No-
hraika and Iowa ; liberal commissions. Addresn
Kxnmlner aiicncy , ,11 1 H14th atreet , Omaha. tf'.i : )
"p WANTKD , SATKt-MK.V O.V HALAHY OH COM-
JJmlsslon to handle the new patent chemical Ink
rrnalui ; pencil ; the vreatcat selllni : novelty ever
produced : f-rnao * Ink thorouchly lu tno noconds : no
braslon of paper ; VOO to MX ) per cent prollt ; ono
j5irent'a sah'H amounted to fO''O In six days , another
; > 3 In two hours. We wnnt ono cenoral nuent In
racli state ( ind territory. For terms and full par-
tlcnlara addrcaa thu Monroe KniberMfi ; . Co. , La
Crosse , WI.H. fjti l
I-WANTKD SALKWMK.V ; 1'KHMANKNT VAY-
J'liiK poilllnna for IntvlllKpnt worliera. Write at
oncn. KllwaiiKcr & Harry , Mt. Hope Nurseries.
Itochester , N. Y. fill ) n2l
TJ MICjT OK ( JOOII ADDHKSS. MKTHOl'OLI-
JJtanMf'K Co. , Itm Howard or 137 N. 12th , Lincoln.
WO-B-SI *
fur rittff. etc. . ftc ( oil nf Jirft ciiluinn on lilt * i
.
for and furnish 8 or 10 room modern house for
club. Address W 14 , Ileo Olllcu. m 'U7-1S-
C ! WANTKD. A OlHTi FOK ( JKNKUAL 1IOUHK
work : nlco home. 2iill ! Capital avcniiu. mlM-17 :
C WANTKD , YOUNd MAN Oil LADY AS TYI'K-
wrlter ono who Is ( ) iilck and accurate nt ItKiires
preferred. State reference and salary expected.
Address , W 4 , lien Olllcu. & !
C-WANTKD : A COMI'KTKNT COOK. MISS
Koiuit/o , Forreat Hill , South 10th street.
M277 17
C-COMI'KTKNT (1IHL F.l ! KN KHAL HOUSK
work. Apply to Mra. Thus. F. Hall , 1WJ Sher
man avenue. 749
KOH nioNT uou.siss.
Forrtitm. etc. , rq ( / > ; > , ' 'r.'t commit ontlil.i i age.
Y-FOU HKNT , ; o-nXM -
/venlence.i , Kllif S. HHIi st 217 18 *
I-FOU ItKNT , U-UOOM II OUSKNKAIl 221) AND
AJ Davenport nt . , M5.0U ; 4-ronm cottiiKe , 2Vlh and
Doilue els. , 110.00. IIOKKS A Hill , 140D Faruam Bt.
1117 15
, -Kl.KUANT 0-HOOM IIOUSK , 828 8. 21ST
atreet. MSiB 22 *
TKOH KKNT-HKl'THMIIKll 1 MY IHCSIDKNCK ,
1J Kltliiinil Nicholas , 2 blocks from Walnut Illll
motor , one of the most convenient 7 room cottages ,
n Hue barn , larno lot all In tine lawns rent , * 25. Inquire -
quire 201 N Y. Lifo bldK , Theo. Olsen. MTO ) 17
iy-KOH HKNT , NICK SIX IIOOM COTTAOK ,
-l clty water and , centrally located. Inqnlro
I Sii N ISth street. M.12ii-l7 *
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-FIVF-HOO.MHOUtiKi HKNT LOW. INOUlltK
. ' 711 DoiiKlas. Mil8 : 17
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WlH HKNT , 2 ( i-UOOM FLATS , MODKIIN ,
newly pnpered , uood locnllon , J.Meach. . 8-room
lionse , modern , newly papered , nun location , prli-u
MOUtl. room Hat , modern. In wood lo callty , S.--7.50.
2 10 room houses , itas , bath , hot id cold water.
down town , ftti.UO. llenawa A Co. M.I.Y. 18
TV-KIM HKNT , 310 AND 313 N. ZJND STHKKT ,
J 'modern honao 10 rooms , alao
lIlii ! California street , detached house 8 rooms 15.
Apply 'HII .V. ' . ' .M Ktrcut. 1&S 17 *
TlCOTTAC13 , U HOO.MS , 810 S. 30I'll ST. KII-17 *
' \ \ 15-HOOM HOUSK. KUIINISIIKD , 212 NOHTH
J 'I7lli xtreut ; furnishings for -eule cheap. Heo
Novlllo , corner Harney and Zilth. AlStSI 20'
D 'IHHKK-HOO.M HOUSKS , COHNKH I'.ITlt
and N strcotH , South Omaha. 218 17 *
TV-NKW , MODKHN AND MOST DKSIHAHLK IN
J 'the city , ( i or 4-rooin nil tun. ComplPto for house-
kcupliiK. 81H S. aid Blrcet. T. U Van Porn. 11) )
IVKUHNlliTFKD IIOUSK , 5 HOOMS , $ ' . ' 5 TO MAN
-I-Jainl lf . ( Ml 8. IBtli. iijT-M *
BKI.AT OKII HOOMS , S. K. COHNKH WKHSTKH
and ll'.lh , with water and heat.ftU ) month ; I'I ) N.
liUh at. , photograph gallery , Including water nnd
Jipal , Rat ; bakery and store , ( SI N. 10th , { ) month ,
bears , KW New Vork Life. 24J 10
Tl-KOU HKNT. 8-HOOM FLAT , HHICK , SI25
J-'Lake at. , with all modern conveniences. ILK.
Cole , Continental block , or Fauat bottllnu works.
TV' " ' 4 AND 6-HOO.M HOUSKS , flO.OO TO H.VUOl
-l-'I'est ' residence llata lu city. Muml Inv't. Co. , 443
llee bullillnit. 05'J
TV CHKA1' HKNT. LAIKiKST AND CHKAl'KST
J'llst In the cltyiH and upward ] (1. F Hutta
room Mil. I'axton Illock. aaAH *
KIiAT KOH HKNT OK II HOO.MS , VII FLOoTT
Lliilun block ; ranie : newly papered. John
llamlln , UI7 S. loth > t. 7 < U
Tv-IK YOlTwiSIl TO HKNT A IIOUSK OH STOHK
J-'ri'u H. K , Cole , Continental block. Utt
*
B-KOH HKNT 10-HOOM HOUSK CKNTHALLY
Incateil , modern Imprurementa , 713 N.U'th. ' Wl
T\-KI.AT. 7 HOO.MS , HANIil ! , AWNINGS AND
J 'all conviMilencea , f.U. ( jeorKO Clouaer ; call at
Btore. 701 B. ICth at. M5I7
KOH HKNT , HHICK .sTOHY AND A IIAlTf'
house , InrKO yard , n. e. cjr. 16th nnd Webster.
-Itnjiilru C , U ( ianiBOn , 1511 Karnam. M7I1
- KtH ) 1 rKNT.SI'LKNDIDNKWII-HOO.M IIOUSK ,
'M'i ItoiiKlai atreet ; best hicatlon In the city. In
quire cf dlubti Loan and Trust Co. , lUth und Doclno
ata. , or A. H. tiladslone , WIU Donulaa atreel. UiO
TFOH HUNT. 6-HOO.M CO'H'AdK , 185 N. STTII
- ' 'street , (10 ; 3-rooin cottiiKe , Kid and Karnam ,
I18.W. Kevii A Selby , roum la. Hoard of Trade. W4I
FOU ItKXT l'UUMSIIii : )
fti'titen , etc. , Kt tea of fli'al riiliunn on thLi ) iaas
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FHONT HOO.M WITH HAY WINDOW ,
IJnli'nlfurnUlied. . hleam heat , cua mid bath ;
convenient to buslncaa. No other roomers. Ad-
ilresa Wti. Ileo. 3JI-17
j -'rwi ) KHONT HOOMS FUHNISHKD ToTt
Jjhuiisokei'piiiB , law N , anii it. si4-i6 ;
T -NICK COOL HOOMS , S1MJLK OH F.N tilMTK.
.lJ.ru N. 15th at. 85) | 5
E-KOH HKNT. ONK LA ltd K AND ONK HMALL
juulh loom , S1W DoiiKlai alreet. nr l--J
I : ? -HOO.M , 1'HIVATK FAMILY , 1701 OAI'ITOI.WJ
Jnve. WJ
TTi-KOH HKNT , A MCKI.Y KUHNISHi : ! ) 1UHM
.l-'r > Hh Ki nnd bath , for twu gentlemen or Kentle-
man and "He , In a private fmnlly ; n pleasant homo
to thu right party ; turmi reasonable. 431H Kor hum
tri'ol , two blocki from thu atri'vt car * .
" } ? - THK ST. OI.AIH KUHOl'KAN HOTliU COM ,
I'Uthaml UodKtf , nlll make low ralea fur 'Ouma
by thu week or month , wllli ur wlluuutboard. u ! )
13 Fl H.SI.SIIF.I ) itOOMrt ! KUlTAHI.lt KOH
i 'tcntlciiinn or gentleman and lfoi convunlcnt to
Faruaiu alrt'et motor. VU r > . V4lh slreet. 15J
T ? KOH HKNT. NICKLY KUHN18HKII COOl ,
L-Jroonu at uorthoait corner lUth and Howard ;
Iitwn urnund bulldlniii from 17.00 to faJUOn mouth.
ua
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IyKKV ri.KASANT KHONT HOOM IN 1'HI
. "rule family for mMitlemun , bM H .Mill ttrvct. i > \
FUltNlhllKO UUOMS' AMI llOAItU.
'or nilfi , rtc. , tte top o//n ( coliunn on t/il | MjJ ,
COMKOHTAIILK Hyoiia AND
olxi board t ttt N. IHU. 401 5jl >
ItOOSIS ANf ) IIOAlll ) .
17-KOH HKNT , NKW1.Y KUIINISIIKD IIOOMH
JL' nlth board. 1707 DoilKO treot. M 7 18 *
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i-FUiixiflirKiriiuuMa AND HOAHD , HAH AND
L bath. Heat location In the city. Ill S. 17th street.
fY-A KKW DKSIHAIILK HOOMS WITH HOAItl )
-1 nl the Vondoiiio ; pnllsfactlon Kiinrauteod. 3IH
il 218 .North > V > th atreet. Mll.1 : 19 *
17-IIOOM AND HOAHD KOH KOIMt OH SIX (1K.V- (
J tlcmen or Ind ? trachcra. Now house ; nil mod
ern. In'iulrn il8 North Ttnl. MIK 18 *
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I/- FOIl HKNT , UUUM WITH HOAHD. 1721 UOIMIK
Itrcet. )4 )
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t > - KIIHNISHKD HOOMS , DAY IIOAlll ) , 210 N.Klll
l trt-et. Il7aa
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TAHOOMS AND DAY HOAHD OW SOOTH 17lh ,
1 * M.VW-BM :
I -HOOJI A.NI ) IIOAlll ) 5013 DOUOLAS STHKKT
JL AlHt * Is *
17-TWO KHHN1SI1KI ) SOUTH HOO.MS WITH
iMioard. im Davenport. _ _ WJJ
TxT uoo.MH U.NK'U K'N fsn
I'orratct. etc. , tee top of flrri rolum'i ontht *
vJinp'ii ; modern conveniences ; can board. BSD N.
lath -in-lit.
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r1UNFUHNISHKII HOOMtf , SUITAHLK KOH
vjlhouseki-pplnc , to email family , ptlco 111 , l.o-j
Webster atreot. * > '
/-1-FOH HKNT .1 HOOMS TO A SMALL FAM-
vJ ily , with all convenience ) * fur housekeeping. In-
qulrr 101.11'lnrcu st.'I '
ItOAKIMNG.
For rale * , fie. , cecloj ) of Jlc.it colum nil till * pigs
i.i riLiMAN ,
J 1 lionrcl. nlci.T roouin , cunvcnliMicen. rule * nnil
location It ciituioL bu excelled. .Mr > . Horn , prop.
l-'OU UhXT-STOUUH AMI QKKICKS.
h'or mien , etc. , nee tnnaf firs' column < > n Hit * \x\qt
I--F01 ? IlKN A lukTltSK STOUK-UOO.M IN A
J KOO < ! locution , liclntr No. IMA DoilKd nt. lniulruof |
Howard II. Smith , 111' ' Now York I.lfu liUlg. ifJI 17
1-WANTKD : IIH.NTKUS KOH 1)HUI ( , OIlorKHY
J nnd nirnt or feeil store , locution very ilenlrnble.
( loo. W. 1' . Contcs , a bouril ol trudc , Omaliii , Neb.
I KOH HUNT , TIIK8TOIlY 1IIIICK 1IUII.DINO ,
-I with or without power , formerly occupied by
The Ileo I'libllslilncCo. , lllli Knrnniii nt. The build-
Inir Inn n llreproof cement biinonient. complete
Kteum-lieatlnK llxturen , water on nil the lloors , ens ,
etc. Apply ut tliu ollluu of The lieu. i'lB '
I FOK 11KNT OU HAI.K , MV IIUIl.PINfl ON
J Jones 9t.bet. lOth & lltu. U.A.UudiiulaMlti 3.15th.
"I-KOH HUNT , Till ! SHCONI ) KJ.OOUOK ONK OK
.1 the principal dry uooda stores In Omahn. Hull-
iihle for clothing , lints , caps , crockery carpets or
furniture. Will rent either the eutlro Moor or part
of It. Address Till. Ik'C. 31180
T HTOUKH FOIl HKNT IN ( illANMI OI'KIIA
.1 HOIIKU iMilldlnK. VJ. . ButclltTo , Ull First National
Hank tiullillnir. H
T -KOll HUNT. TIIK OKK1CK KOUMKIU.V OCCU-
Jpled by Alexander .V Hmlth In the Continental
block , corner room , In perfect order. Fruulunil ,
l.oomlt Co. M'83
\VANTnn-To itioxr.
trrratr * . rtr. . r'f Iniuif ( lr < c/'liimn < m tlm tvii ?
K WANTKD TO HUNT. IIV ( IKXTljKMAN AND
wife , u li to 8 room house or llat furnished with
conveniences. Address W IM llco otllcu. Rlvlni. lo
cality , terms , cte. MWti Zi *
AGHVtJY.
rortale * . rlc. . tee Inii of ' i-.it column on this page.
- AVKI.HHANa ACONKNTllANCKilAN )
L
opera hoiifO. M834 SI *
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U.K. COIlKNTAli ! ! AOKNOY , CONT I N KS-
tnl block. _ UJJ
11KNTAI , AKNT ! OEO. J. I'AtJU 1WJ KAU-
I
Jnam street , houses stores , etc. Special atten
tion to niannKcmiMit of lental property. Now lists
first of ench month. MM3 A25
STOHAGH.
I'lirrata , etc. , fix tnt of , mt rotuum nil l/it / < txti
"
M OLDKST , CHKAl'KST AND HKST STOHAK
house In city. Williams & Cross , 1314 Harney.
073
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M CLKAN , IIHY AND I'HIVATK STOHAOK OF
furniture , Omaha Stove Hupalr Worka , 1107
Donirhi ! * . I ? U
Wi\Nl'KI > TO IJUY.
Forratc.ctc..tcetopuf first column ontht * j > ' 0
IAY LOOSK
prlco wanted. D. Merrill , So Omaha.
AT KUHN1TUHK IIOUflllTSOLD , STOHKI > !
1 > Wells. 1111 Karnam atreet. 074
Forrato , etc. . aft lo , i > f rtr.it column onils ( / page
( F FOIl SAL13-FU11NITUHK. 2405 West lllondo.
MII77 ! 8
KOR SAW3 JIOUSKS.WAGOXH.KTO
For tcim , etc. , fee tup of tint column on twi
"
-Foi
' . IlKlit biiifity and hariipss. Horse well broken ,
sound , Kuntle nnd oplrlted suitable for aurroy or
biiKey. ( hunt woith frtXI , will sell for { 350. Ad
dress W 2 , Ileo olllce. ZlHJ-li'
IJ-FOIt 8 A lilt , CASH OH THADK. FAMILY
.X- horse ; yonnu , Rentlo nnd sound , with or with
nut surrey anil harness , also Indian pony. Inquire
4:121 : Farnam street. 25.1 15 *
1LIHTf)8TOr ! IIUC.OY , NKAHLY NKVV.
3 top biiuKles. 2 phaetons.
2 ex-top carriages. canopy snrroy.
2 top delivery wanons.
Drunimond. 13th SI opp. court houso. 231 n15
ij-KOK SALK-VKHY STYLISH AND HAHDY
1 horse. Kliul , obedient , laultless ; no trade. I * .
O. Box 752. MSsO 17 *
TP-FOHHALK CHKAP-DHAFT , DKLIVKHY AND
JL driving horsoi , : KI2 ! North 21th street. Call at
barn any time. C..1I. Walwortli. .vss ; 18
1HU11SK , 1IUU1Y AND HAHNKSS , 1K)7 N. 10th.
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TZJ-a-W
p-KAMILV 11OH8K 6 YKAUS OLD HAY OKNTLK
i. nnd sound fliS.oo. H. K Cole , Continental bldu.
225 17
-FOH BALK. FAMILY CAHKIAOK , LKK A
L Nichols' stable , 28th and Lcavenworth G75
\ FAMILY JIOHSi : FOIl SAI.K , SINHLK I1IUV-
1 crrt or carriage teainn. Can furnish any kind of
horse desired. Call at C. \Voodnortli I A Co. , or
addresa T. J. FlendiiK , Calhoun , Neb. ti77
FOU SAIjK
> . etc. , fee top of t.nt column on 1/1(4 / (
KHKS1I JKHSKY CoV.'klNIKXNIl
vxRentle , for Bale cheap nt XUil I'lurco m Ulii 17-
SALK OH KXCHANdK , AN IMI'OHTKD
Clyde atallton , prlco f 1,500. llox USD Sheuandoah.
la. . " . " - ! ! )
Q-FOIl SALK 700 I1KAI1 OK GOOD FKKOKHS ,
welKhlUK 1,000 to 1,100. on raniie at llenklunian ,
Nob. For partlcnlarH aildruss N. ADulf. . SyrnoiMii ,
Neb. , or Denver Llvu block Coin. Co. , Denver , Col.
2' ' till
Q KOH SALK OHLIIASH. TIIK HNKST NKWS-
paper plnnt In the northwest ( Jood patronaifo.
Address U 'M. Omaha llee. M570 11 5 *
/"l-WlIt MALK (1OOI ) AND CO.Ml'LKTK FIX-
Wturi's of meat murkot ; excellent location and
low lent. M. A. Upton Co HOT
Kor mtet , rtc , , rre ( oj > uf t.nt column - > n Hid
l > -SlMUNJWKLIi ( CKMKTF.llY - FINK LOTH ,
IXllUli ; . forfW : urnre. . * 10. Olllco , No. 701 N. lilth :
tcl. No. 2J.Ior any iimlertaker.
Ivmtit baths , pcatp and hair treatment , manlcuro
ttiidchlropodlsl. .Mrs. l'o > t , lV S lilliVlllaiull blk.
670
K THK 1IKLI. TUlISiS I'OSITIVKLV CUHKS
ruptnro. Call nnd n'e It at Room li , NV. . cor
ner DoiiKlai and lull , from 3 to & p. m. H. Hick-
man Into audit for patentee ,
- ' . T. MUHHAY
BU
-iNllAVlMiHUUilA3l : ! ; CO..SOUTII OMAHA
U-S. ( ! . STKVUXSO.V , CAIIl'KNTKIl SHOI\ A
Leavenuorth its. KillmalOi made on alt car-
peulor work. MtW.A30
Olj.VIIlVOVANTH.
KOI rufr * , rtr , , teetoiiof tirslcolumn
S-AHHIVAI. KXTHAOHD1NAHYVONDKHFUI. .
r velntlon ChalleiiKes Hie world. .Mrs. Dr. M.
Ix'Kravu.dund trance clairvoyant , aslrolouUt , palmist
nnd life readvri tells your lifo from cradle to cm to :
unites the neparatedi cmiiiet marrliiKO with llio ono
you love ; tent wherit you will unccoed nd In what
builuest bunt adapted for , hu the celebrated
KKyptlan tireasiplntu for luck und to dotroy bud
Intluenrvss rurri inn , Intemperancu und all private
complaints wltu muis.ik-ti bath * and alcohol treat
ment. riund f ; , lock of hair , name nnd date of
Mrlli and receive aceuratu llfo ehnrti 2cent > In
tamps for circular ) ilvv lulllnlt of onu you will
marry , also photos of iitmu. Oitlco IOIT South llth
treat , Hrstrloori hours , 0 a.m. lo u p. m. Coma on ,
couiOttll.auU bo convinced of thlt wondurful oracle.
S - MHS. NANNIK V. WAIIHKN , CI.AIHVOYANT.
trnnua > peaklni ( , wrlllnii anil rollablo butluex
medium , four yvart In Omalm , ll N. Itllh , UTS
msKoiiT , u IJOISTANII u v-a v
Oieller , Tells putt and future from lines of Ibu
baud. Fee , ll.oj : Udlt ) only. WiKilth. Upitalri.
443 M
MAHSAOK. ItATIIfl , ETC.
or rotei , etc. , tee top nfjml roiumn on ihlt
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JIW !
MUSIC , AUT AND liAXOUAGK.
Kor rulrt , rtc. , tec tniinf nt folumn _ BII thl * I <
H Al S I ) 1C N O K N KV
York City , vocal studio , S1H ; McCnxuv bulhllnii.
V-IIKWIUK ni.'ViNd A PIANO KXAMINK Tin :
now scale Klmball piano. A. | lospe,15U Doimlas ,
II7'J
aiOXIiV ' 10 LOAN UKAI. KSTA'IK.
Kor ratt , ete , . nee ton of trxt column nn Ilil * jxii ; .
" \\r-MONKV TO LOAN ON INSIDII OMAHA
rcalbstato. V. M. Hee olllco. Maul-It *
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\\r-.MONKV TO LOAN O.V OMAHA 1'HOl'KUTY.
' ' Fidelity Trust company , Kill Farnam. list
K LOANS. J 1) . XriTLK.DH N.Y.I , .
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\V-CKNTHAI , LOAN AND THUST co ur.K IILDO
J | _ _ 718
\\r-KIHST AND SKCOND MOIITCAUK LOANS ,
' ' money horo. Aluxandur Moore , 101 Hue build-
in ff. INI
\ \ -HtTAHANTKii > MOHTJACK3 ON HAIU'Y ,
v * Thnyer. Cnmlni ; nnd Slanlon Co. lands for sale
by 11. T. Clarke. Ill Hoard of trade. " 5)1 )
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\\r-LOANS. W..M.iTAHHlS. It SO.KHKNXKH IILIC.
W.
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A\r ANTHONY LOAN AND TH1TST CO. , 3H N. Y.
' ' Life , lend nt low rates for choice security on
Nebraska or Iowa arms , or Omulm city property.
_ | M
\\r-WMLOIN < 5 LOANS B TO 7 I'FM CKNT ; NO
< * additional charges forcomiiilsslonorattorney'n
feca. W , 11. Melkle. Urst National bank lilil'R. M
\\r-SIONKV ( IS HAND TO LOAN ON KIHST
* > inortuaKe on Omaha city property. Chas. W.
Hnlney. 1113 Omaha Nat. bank bldK. M7ii :
" \ \ r1'KH CKNT K1HHT MTK. LOANS. HICII-
> nrd C. ratterson. t < J7 N. V. Life. 4H
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MONHV TO IjQAX Cll.\'i'Ti.H. ) :
for mtt * . flc. . < tup 01 irnl coiumnon IM < j < di ; .
V LOANS , liSIN. Y. L1FK , H. A. MOHH1S.
8(14-8 ( !
V MONBY TO LOAN ON IIOHSK3 , WAOONri ,
uVfu ct , pianos and collateral security , llusl
ness coiillclunil.il. Fred Terry , H. t'U ItnniKO bl'k.
cm
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\r MONKY TO LOAN HY II , F. MASTKHS ON
v household oods , pianos , oruans. horses , mules ,
warehoin > o receipts , etc. , at the lowest possible
rates without publicity or removal of property.
Time nrranccd to milt borrower.
My loans are so arranged that you can inako n
payment ntany time and rcduco both thu principal
any Interest.
Yon will find It to your advantage to sen mo If
yon want a loan , or If more convenient call up tel *
( phone 1U21 and your buslnoss call bu arranged at
homo.
Money always on hand ; no delay ; no publicity ;
lowest rates ,
II. K. Masters , room 4 , Wlthnoll block , 15th nnil
Harney streets. WO
-MONKY TO LOAN ; SO , ( M AND IX ) DAYS ON
-'Vfurnlluro , etc. l > utf Urcen.lt. 20Contlnental blk.
718
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V MONKY ON Ft'HNITUHK. HOH9KS. KTC. ,
A- Keystone Mortgage Co. , room 203 tihcely blk. li'JJ
V MONKY LOANKD ; CHATTKf. SKCUHITY ;
Asi.ODtoflOO.W. 2ll5CumlmBt. MS20 alS
1IUS1XESS CHANCns.
Kor rate * , rtc. , tec top nf first column on ilit * pnye.
Ar TIIK STOCKVILLK HOUSK ATSTOCICVILLK
1 for sale ; frame , 10 rooms , northwest corner of
the court house square ; prlco , 31,200 ; fMO cash , bal
ance on liberal terms. Address , John Weiss , Stock-
vllle , Neb. 271 15 *
AT- ANY ONK WITH 12.000 AND WANTS TO (3O IN
1 one of the best payliift biislncsxus In Lincoln
write to mo Immediately. 1 will take n part Inter
est. Centrally located , Must bo aold soon. Lou
M. Cope , Lincoln , Neb. 2.V ) 15"
AT"- FOIl HKNT OH SAtiK , A ( ! ( ) OD TWO-STOHY
frame store bnlldltitf with Rood brick walled cel
lar , counters ant ) MielvltiK complete ; Imlldlii ) ; 25x75
feet , and well located ; best Bloro tinlldlUK In Or
leans recently occupied ; will rent It with or with
out the upper story ; remnant of bankrupt stock
therein for sale : rare chance for the rleht man. or
Him. Address Geo. W. JlurtonOrleans , Neb. U'J-15
Ar TO MILLKHS : TIIK C1TI/.KMSOF I'A.XTON ,
I Kleth Co. , Nebraska , want a uood , practical mil
ler to come and build u mill and operate It for all It
Is worth. 1'axton la situated In the midst of the
tlnest grain producing section In western Nebraska.
n the main line of the Union 1'aclHc H. H. and " 111
have for Hhlpmcnt this scauon 20U.OOO bushels of
wheat alone. This la a line opportunity for u good
man with moderate capital , who will receive every
encouragement from the citizens generally. Ad-
dresa at once , L. K. Hatton , postmaster. M.140 17
\r-C.HOCKKY HUSINKSS. 0001) LOCATION.LOW
I. rent , stock light , good order , established trade ;
poor health , muat soil. Address W 10 , Uco.M333
M333 18'
y A PHYSICIAN CAN SKCI'HE ' UOOD COUN-
J try location without opposition by buying prop
erty. "II , " 8229 Spruce atreel , Omaha , Nob.MilU
MilU 17 *
Ar STOCK FOH SALK. 1 OWN KIRHTY S1IAHKS
Jof stock ( f 100 each ) In ono of the beit Trust com
panies In the city of Omaha , with a paid up capital
offlS'J.OOO , which I will exchange for Ural-class , nn-
Incumljorcd real oitato In or near this city or South
Omaha. Address , Lock Uox. No. 250 , Omalm.
m'57-18 *
V KOH SALK-ANOLD KSTAHL1SHKO 31 AN 17-
-I factnrers agency and commission bnslnc.1. * , lo
cated In thu center of business. Only amall capital
required. Address W li , lice olllce. MKS IS
\rKLKCTHIC LK1HT 1 > LA NT KOH SALK IN
1. county seat town within SU inllea of Omaha , Two
dynamos , capacity \xa \ lli C. I' , lamps , onu M ) II. 1' .
WesllnghoUKOcnglni ! . two n ) H. I' . Imllera , nlll sell
lor one-third cost price , half cash , balance milncum-
bered real estate. Addreaa W 3 , care of Omaha llee.
2'.l2al (
r KOH SALK , THADK OH KXCHANCK , KSTAU-
llshed business. 1' . O. box 518. M2W
Ar-Foii BALK on HKNT , HOTKL , WITH ou
1 wllhont furniture ; ROOI ! county seat town. Ad
dress Uarlleld Co. Hank , Harwell , Neb. HIS IB *
Y WANTKIJ. KXl'KuKNCIl ) 1)IIY ( oiS
i- salesman with Rood reference to tnku half Interest -
est In f.l.OOU stock ; u coed cash paying business for
a now beginner. Address. Clias. Hoemlch , Stanton ,
Neb. sill 1U-
irDO YOU WANT A (1OOD IIUtUNKSS.HUY THK
Commeiclal , thu leadliiK hotel llrokun How , Neb.
851
Y-I'"OH HKNT , TIIK SKCOND FLOOH OKONK OK
A the principal dry goods stores In Omaha. Suit
able for clothing , hats , cap * , crockery , carpets or
furniture. Will rent either tlio ontlro lloor ur part
of It. Addrt'aiTai , Ileo. MH7
FOK KXCIIANGH.
Kor riilcn , flc. , see foj > of tint column on t/ifs / iKitie.
y-2VKHY CIIOICK NKHHASIvA FAHMS TO K.V-
AJchangoor will sell at a nacrltlcu. Kvan'a Kx-
change , ihll Favton bldg.
Z -TO THADK , NKW SKWlNi MACH1XK FOH
driving horso. Address K. J. , 1510 Douglas street.
rFOH THAIK-fO ACHKS OF ( iOOl ) BUul (
AJIicut land ncarlirand Island for a No. 1 driving
horse and buggy. H , I , , llurkot , undertaker. 2lth
and Cumlng sts , M'172-18
y-T ( ) K.\JIlANiK ( : LAND AND CASH KOH
/Jiiiuri'liiuHlleo. Address 0. K. Yonlig , Nhonan-
dnali , Iowa. Maj.l ; 22 *
y-WILL KXCHANlH-i FAHM LANDS FHKK OP
S-Jeiictimbranco for Omaha city properly , u pro
diictlvo will assume small amount. Useless to of
fer heavily mortgaged property. Ueo. A. Hlckok ,
Fremont , Neb. 21KI-21
y-lFYOU HAVK A (100D ( Ul'HIIJHT 1'IANO YOU
/Jwiint to exchaiiKO for clear lot worth CM , ad-
drosi T 21 , Hue olllco. jbl
y WANTKD To"THADI5 , NK\V FUllNlTUHK
' -Jfor u good BfonK uorsu. Address T 'M. Hue.
MI35
Z-CI1OICK FAHMS TO KXCHANfiK KOH MKH-
chandlbu ; nrlto mo. W. 1C. Wulla , Uurwell , Neb.
8SS-.S3 *
f/-FOHK.\CHANOK. I HAVK 210 ACHKS CLKAH
S-JNcbraska land and u 1 modern ruslduncu In
Omaha to exchange for good stock murchandlso ,
Inside vacant property or uores , owners addros.i.
I * . I ) , box " , W , Omaha. H'JI-17
KOIl SAMC IlKXIj ESTA t'l- } .
I'orj-utt'S ctc. , see tup of jlnt column nn tltt *
\'A1' . WK3T CUMINU'S LOTS. SU
151 15
| 'WO KAST FHONT LOTS IN WF.3T CUMINd'S
-I addlllun at almost half prlco. See A. K. Hlley ,
Hooui 40 , Darker Illock. | JO f 5
CI'.H. TKHMINUS. ONLY HKAl'OHT ON KK -
llah cell on the 1'adtio coast , Ktenmslilps to
the Orient every two weeks ; commerce rapidly In
creasing , Trade In lumber and coal galni CO per
cent o er last > cnr ; values In realty low. Address
Hubert (1. Mackay , Vancouver , H , C. Hank refer
ence * . M3IO-1I *
XTKIHIASKA KAHM IJINDS-KASTKHN , CKN-
I' trnl and westcrn-fruui li to f50 per aero. J. II.
Kvaus. M N. Y. Life. jo 20
10.COO ACHKS LAND FOH SALK.CUSTKH , FIIANK-
-llln , Chuyennu and Klmball counties , Nebraska
( ioo. 11. I'vlerson , 1413 S. Mth st. , Omaha. l".H > H II
IfOtt SOUTH OMAHA 1'HOI'UHTIKS. liUSINKSH ,
1 trackiik'uor resldunca , wo to the loaillnn real
estata dealers In South Uriah * . Kd. JohuttOn A Co. ,
corner 211.1 nuil N utieets , tw
"
17011 SALK-KASY TKHMS. HOMES KOU IfW
1 tl.OU ) , 11,200.11'IX ) and up. 'laku unall clear prop
erty ai part payment. U , ( i , NVullauu , llrown block ,
loih and Dounln * . ? M
17011 BALK-ON KASY TKHMH. S 8TONK UKSl-
1 dencesi all uioitvrn IniproveiuenU ; will taku
nooil city or farm property In part paymeut.
Clarke , IV board oUrado. MWl
_
1 IOUHKS KOH SALMON KASV TKItMsTHOL'SKS
' 'for taut. AUdrvM Ueruiau American bavlnga
bank. uuo
r.osT.
For rtitff fit , , f'liiimtt on Ifth
WATKIl Sl'ANlW. 1't'l1 KHOM IS OHI
LOST street. Hclurn.ty , above number and ro-
celvo reward. Mfttt-17 *
niju
I OST-l'AlH HOLD HIMMKI ) SPI-KTACLKS
.Jsitltablo reward for toturn to 140 ] DouxJns Mr IT I.
STKAM KHATtllOU 11KXOVATCMI.
I'or mtr * , rtc. , tf top n y't column on tM * p l < / ,
*
IJKim , TICKS ) AND I'lLMHVS WASHKD ; rKATH '
I ers bought Mall orrters proniplly tilled. Work
called for und dcllverei ) , I'rnnk Anson,3lat.V Franklin
on
1'ATKXT SOIjKMTOUS.
K rrif. . rte..rtft i > nf iirnt roiumn ontltu
Jy A-rilNl' " LA W Y KHH AN I ) SOMnTOUsT'n.f. .
J Sues A Co. . lieu building , Omaha , Neb. llranch
olllce at Washington D. C CoiKiiHatlon free.
Leave I OM1I V A ST. IUIS l Arrive
Oiiialm.lU. 1 * . depot , ltU ! an.I M irjy Stt , I O n ih .1
4.0J p in I . . . . .i-t. ljQUI.1 unnnoir Unll.7.V.18..1a | p m
DIl'HOVDIBNT ' tlie OKOK.R of tlio AGE
FOR 15 YEARS
Allusors of TVI'EWIHTEIIS liuvo felt tlio
nocesslty ( if their bolus liuprovoil. Vou will
IIM,1 In the
Typcwritci1
Tholiitostiiiirt uost.V ( > claim ; unil IIIHUI-O-
thin nnil tfliil provu It , "I'lui .Most Diirnhlo In
Alignment , 'Ku.slost Kiiiinln , anil Must .Sllont.
Alltyiio cleaned In ton si-conils vltliout
sol I Ink' tin ; liiuiils. Suncl for catalogue.
Tito Smith I'romior Typo Writer Co.
li II. MAVIIKW. Manasur.
_ Ui W ' , V * main jttroo U U ma ha. N'ol ) .
PHOI'OSALS KOH KHEOTION oi-rsbllbo I ,
lllllllllllKS. DKI'AIITMKNT Of TIIK I.NTKHIOIt ,
OFCICK of INDIAN AKFAIIIS , .Imy loth , it > ! ii.
Soalotl proposals , ( indorsed "I'miiosuls ( or
i-rootlon of suhool Lmllilin .s , " and adilrossotl
to tlio coninilsilonor of Indliui ulliilrsVn.sh -
IniHon , 1) . U. . will DO recolvcil at this ollleu
until I o'oloak of August 10th , ISO , for thu
uroutlon of tlirou larKUDcliool buildings on tliu
blioshnni ) Indian rosui-vutlun In Wyoming at a
point to lie siilootod liy tliu Indian nKimt. thu
mnln bnlldlnu to bu HOx'li.tlio girls' dormitory
4ix"l. : anil tlio boys' ilhnnltory 'iilxs' , ' ; also for
thuuruotlon of tlio Kict Hall hull , in Indus
trial .school noir IHackfoot , Idaho , a fntino
( lurniltory biilldlnK totJI. all In uuoonlnnou
with nlan.s and spuclllL-Atlpus that may bo cx-
' " ' " " " " "
n" of
Nub. ;
i" of
. - . . - - . llolona ,
Mont. ; also at llio i > IUbhono Airunoy , Wyo. ,
and the Kort Hall soluxj ) , Idaho.
llldders will bo rj'uirii'ua ' to suhmll sopnrato
bids foruach liulldlnt/i ( mil toKtatu tliulonuth
of tlmu ( iroposud to bit jvtiiisiiiniiii In tbolr con-
atriiutlon CKIITIFIEI > DIIKCKS.
Kitcli bid nuiNt lie ai\'oiiiiiiioJ ) : : by a cortl-
llud clifok or dralt uWin some Unltud rjtatui
ilupusltorv or somu aolvunt national bunk In
thu viulnlty of thn biililiir'u plai'o of business.
ti.iyahlu to tlioorclur of 'tho oommlssionor of
Indian alTalrs , for at'HiJust A JUT cunt of tlio
amount o : thu propnvi ) , , . wliluli oliouk or draft
shall bu forfeited to tlm nltud Status In case
any blildoror bUlilursrficeivln an award shall
fall to promptly oxuuuto ti contract with
and siilllulont surutlu.s , othurwUo , to bu
tnrnud to thulilddor.
TliorlKlit Is ri-s-jrveil to roloot any orall ,
blil.s , or any part of tiny bid , If duutnuil for the
best Interest of the service.
THOMAS J. MOKUAN. Cominl.sslonor.
DKPAUTMENT QV THK INTKUluU-
Olllcuof Indian Affairs , Washington I ) .
0. Ainjnst 4 , IS'JL ' The fon-Koliii ; advurtlso-
nioiit IIIIH boun no far modltlou an to pi > stonu | )
tlioopunlin ; of bids until onu o'alook f. M. .
August 2J , ISUI until wliluli thna bids will ba
roculvi'd as nliuvti sot forth , H , V.Y.ilt \ \ \
Aotlnj ; CoinniUslonLT , JyaldllJtm
For suuh n snmll country Ilolgiuin has
miulo crout iiroprross in tlio adoption of
oloctrio lights. The city of UruMSolu
lilts 511 urea nnd 0,5 S7 Inciuiiloscontsi
Cihont lina Uiia urea nnd 1,031 Incnn-
descents ; Antworji IUIH 1210 nrcs und 1,181
Inoiiiulo.suoiits ; Llotro lius 381 urcri mid
2,040 Incnndosconta ; Vorviora hua 035
tires nnd 2,1 1 IncundosconU
Q AWrlllcn Guaranloolo
\ CURE EVERY CASE or
_ , UP MONEY HEFUNDED.
Our cum U prmianont nnJ not n patching up. CAIM
trrat < xl n o ycox no h va iiorfr > n n ymptom
ilnco. Hrdcjori-lnfciuo : fully wo can tr l Ton ( /
tn ll , nJwoKlvotue iio ktronrTKU.irant to cur
or irfund All money. The o who prffor to como hrra
forlroiMmcntCfindoeo nmlwowlll pay rallroml fai-o
both wnyn and hott ! bill" whIU h ro K no fnlt to curn.
Wn phMlonco the orMfor a c o Ihut nur MAdlO
RKMnnr will notcnrc. Write for full particular * nd
pet tlmoTlJmco. Wo know tlial you am fto ) tifM ,
juitly no , lee , n * the runt onilnrat t > lor lrUnhnTa
nt > cr be-on nblo to Rlto moro tliAti temporary rvllcf.
Inournroyc.in' prnctlco with the MAniO P.KMLDYIt
h. been nio t diniciilt to o crcomo the prcjujlc" *
malmt nil to-called ppcclflci. Dot Under imr rlroiin
Buar.anteo } oil ulioiiM not hoiltato to try tht < remedy.
Youtttkono. cliumoof Klnryourmonoy. ( . WoKimi-
antro to ciiro or refund every dollar , nnd n wp liaro n
reputation to protect , nlno flnnneUl backlnzof ISCO , .
COO , HH perfectly tafo to nil who villl try the treat
ment. HeretoforuyouhirpbeenputtldBUpanJ paying
out your money for different I roitnientii and nlthough
youaronotyetcurednooiiohas piM bickyour mon
ey. Donotwaitonnymoromoiieyuntllyoii tryu - OU
chronic , deep aentcJ cn w cuird In 33 to 0 day . In <
Tullitato our financial Mantling , our reputation n
buslnesi men , Wrlto U * for namefl nnd ruMmar * of
tliono wo hnro curcil who liavo ( jlren permlnlon to ro-
fertolhem. H tout * ) oil only po ln o to dothl | lt
111 are ) on a worM of piHTorlnif from incntil tlraln ,
and If J ou nro mnrrl-d what may your otti-prlni ? nuircr
thniinhourowiini'RllrPeo. Uyotir y > nptom < are
( ere throat , mucous iiiichm In mouth , rheuinntlmii
In bontK and Jolntu , h lr falling out , emptlons on any
part of the body , fccllnffof mineral iloprcs-lon , palm
in head or botio , you bare no lima to watte. Tho-o
who arc constantly taVlnu mercury an I polnih sliould
dlicontlnuolU Conitantiinanf thi < sadi-ug4 lllturcly
brlnK oi CK and online ulccn In the end. Don't fall to
write * All correspondence prntpealed In plafncnvil-
opca. Wo tnvlto thomot rtrld ; InrustlgattoiinndMllI
do all In our power to nlil yon In 1U Ad4rrM ,
COUIt Jll'.MKDf CO. , Omaha , Jfebrtmltu.
Ofllco 19th and 1'nrnnm. nccond Hoar , cntranco 13th tt
FOFMEf
ONLY.
000 for a c.iso of Loss or Falllnn MnuhooJ ,
Qunoral or Nervous Debility , wualcuom of
bodyormlnd , tha o'l'eots of orrora or o.x-
cosses In old or young th.it wo cannot euro.
Wo guarantee every case or rofunil every
dollar. Five days trial' treatment $1 , full
course $6. Percentlblo bsmiltJ roallzsd In
throe days. By mall , a touroly packed Irom
observation. OtliP * ono.i nntit l ) r. in.
COOK REMEDY CO. , OMAHA. NEB.
LADIES ONLY
M A RIP FEMALE REGULATOR , Safe and
IllnU IU Certain to a aay or money refunded.
Price by mall $2. Sealed from observation.
COOK REMEDY CO. , Omaha. Not ) .
KDISON'S TOUPKIK ) TICSTiil ) .
Satisfactory Trial nf n New Marino
\Von ] > oii.
Now York Advortlsor , Aug. 12. The
olllohil trial of the Sims-Kdison oloctrio
torpedo , which took plnco uticlor the dl-
rcutlon of Colonel King'.ongincor in the
ntivnl douartinont , and Scott Sims , the
inventor , at Willitt's Point yesterday afternoon -
tornoon proved u great sueeess. On the
arrival of the government Htoiimor ,
Chester A. Arthur , which curried a
liirtro number of army and navy olllcors
and several representatives of foreign
governments , the torpedo was lowered
into the water.
Its neut appearance made a fuvorublo
impression. Tliolloat measured twonty-
oitrht feet and the fish Uiirlv-thrco.foot.
The diameter of the lish was twenty-six
inches. After tlio torjtodo hud boon
taken out of tlio dock and placed along
side tlio pier iifteon foot from the shore ,
Mr. Sims wont to the keyboard. At the
word "go" the torpedo started with
grout velocity. Tlio eourao had been
plotted and stakes placed at intervals of
2,500 foot.
Describing a zigrzncr com so , following
gracefully every intended movement ,
starboard or port , the death dealing engine -
gino passed tlio first stake. It was only
followed by the silvor-odgotl line
which it traced on the limpid water
f the sound. Its speed wus highly in
rea sed after the lirst post , and after th
second slnko hud boon passed it turned
a radius of obout two hundred and fifty
feet on tlio homo stretch. Quicker and
quicker went tlio craft , until after a run
of u little over two miles it lay motion
less near the starting point. Time :
4:00. :
4:00.Mr.
Mr. Sims was cheered and afterwards
highly complimented by tlio largo and
critical assembly which had witnessed
the trial.
The dynamo , which is of the now Edi
son marine typo , was afterwards in
spected. It was placed in ono of the
government buildings away from tlio
dock. Tlio dynamo is extremely power
ful.
ful.Tlio
Tlio engine registered yesterday 2oO
revolutions , and the dynamo reached -100
revolutions. Tlio capacity of tlio
dynamo is 1,800 volts and 30 amperes , of
which only l.liOO volts and 23 amperes
wore used. The horse-power absorbed
by the propelling nnd steering apparatus
registered 32. It is almost certain that
( i higher rate of speed could have boon
attained.
Tlio chief point of the domostration of
yesterday was to show that the torpedo
is absolutely controllable , oven after n
run of over'two miles. Mr. Sims inven
tion is tlio fruit of fifteen years' study ,
and those who saw the trial say it is
superior to any other torpedo nt present.
Tlio price of the torpedo is 812,000 , but
it is said it can bo built cheaper.
A CONFKSSI3I ) FAIMJIIE.
Karoinl Kiilbrcoiiicnt of Prohibition
in Kansas.
Washington Post ( rop. ) : In Novem
ber , 1880 , an amendment to the constitu
tion of tlio state was adopted by a vote
of ! )2,302 ) to 81,304 , providing that "tho
iimnufacturo and sale of Intoxicating
liquors shall bo forever prohibited in
this state except for medical , scientific
and mechanical , purposes. " A legisla
ture elected at that time put the provi
sion into almost immediate ) operation by
passing an accordant enactment for its
luu enforcement. The plan of prohibition
lias therefore been tried ip that state
during a period of ten years.
Tlio result of this trial is sot forth in a
letter from K. LconnnlHon , the prohi
bition party state organi/.er , which has
joon recently published. Mr. Leonard-
son says "there is more liquor sold and
drank'today in Kansas than at any time
since the passage of tlio amendment.
There is a general letting down all over
the statp. "
Taking tlio city of Loavonworth ,
which lias a population of 11),70S ) , ho says
that in that city "there are 150 salouns
ind four wholesale liquor houses. ' ' In
Atchison , with u population of 13i ! ) ( , ' ) ,
'there are 130 saloons , also a brewery
with a wagon running on the street soli
ng boor. " IIo states , in addition , that
'nearly all the largo towns are collect-
ng revenue from the saloons , ' ' and Unit
'the small towns are following their
example. "
This disregard of the state coimtltii-
.Ion in , according to Mr. Lcotmrdson ,
oonnlvod at by the state authorities ,
especially by the governor and the at-
rOrney general. It Is charged that the
Killco commissioners stand in with Uie
vhisky element , and that they collect
cgnlar monthly liion from the saloons ,
which amount to the same thing , and
invo the Biuno effect as a licoiibo. In
oavonworth , for o.xamplo , the captain
of police collects monthly the bum of i"iO
from oauh of fifteen and $2o from each
of 13 < r ) saloons.
The charges made in the prohibition
state organiv.or'H letter have boun con
firmed by a letter , published &inco , from
Secretary of State Higgins. Mr. Hlgglns
AlliriHH docldodly that prohibition is a
dead isauo. Ho predicts that it will
never bo indorsed by another state con
vention , nnd he declares that the pres
ent political question is whether repub
lican principles will win at the polls
without any indorsement of prohibition ,
or be defeated by continuing to champ
ion and maintain that Impracticable
theory.
Use I tailor's Gorman Pills , the great co n
siljiatlon uutl llvor regulator.
THE TOILERS OF MICHIGAN ,
Among the Most Prosporons Worklngmon
in the Uultod States.
SOME IMPORTANT OFFICIAL STATISTICS.
An IntorrntliiK OnnviiBU ol' tlio Two
Grout Industries ol'tlio Slnlo 'I lie
/Imount KnrnrU , Cost of
and Financial Status.
The report of the Michigan bureau of
labor and industrial statistics bespeaks
careful attention , nays tlio Providence
Journal. It may bo said that industrial
conditions In the west dllTor from those
at the cast , and that wo in this portion
of the country must take exception now
and again , for this reason , to the findings
the bureau as detailed in this report , of
but certainly n painstaking investiga
tion over so wide a Hold as the state of
Michigan cannot but prove of general
interest and value. Moreover , the
Michigan bureau has conducted similar
investigations for eight years , and in
that time has acquired much experience
in collating facts like these now pre
sented.
It would not bo fair to say that the
daily life of the workingmen is pictured
with absolute correctness , for nil such
canvasses as the Michigan bureau has
made from homo to homo must bo incom
plete. Hut wo may bo sure that an ap
proximately correct idea of the status of
workingmen , at least in certain indus
tries , may bo gained from a study of tlio
bureau's statistics. No attempt to no-
euro figures for all varieties of industry
was made , tlio labors of the Investigators
being confined chiolly to tlio agricul
tural implement and iron-working labor
ers , although n few establishments of
other character wore visited. The two
industries named are among the best
known nnd longest established in tlio
state , and it was considered that an in
quiry among those would bo valuable as
affording an idea of how tlio bettor paid
classes of workmen live. It is said that
in these two branches of manufacture
workingmen receive relatively high
wages , and that they may bo taken to
represent tlio more prosperous grade of
employees.
I < \ > r the purposes of this report 8,838
workmen wore visited and confronted
with a long list of questions on many in-
inrnatttiir unhinntH imrtiiiiiini' to their
homo life. They wore asked whether or
not they owned the houses in
which they lived ; if there wore
encumbrances on their property ;
if they carried lifo insurance , and to
what amount ; how much wages
they received , and how much they saved ;
whether or not they owned pianos or
sowingmn , chinos , and a variety of other
questions. It was found that out of the
8,838 to whom those queries wore put
ono earned $10 a week , eight from $30 to
$10 , and 12o from $20 to $30 , while at the
other end o ( tlio pay-roll were a dozen
boys who received but $2 a week , and 322
more with $3 or loss. About Ifl ppr cent
received $1C or over , and moro than 17
poi- cent less than $7 , while tlio average
for the whole number , married and sin
gle men , was 810.0(5 ( , and that for tlio
married men $11.50. The average total
amount for oacli year was $407 , the mar
ried men averaging $325 , a small annual
income on which to support a family , in
the estimation of a good many moro
favored people. But , with this amount ,
it is evident that the families of these
Michigan workingmen have been prosperous
porous , at least in many cases.
As many as 2,318 of the employes who
were visited owned their houses , and
nearly half this number were unbur
dened with mortgages. Almost all the
householders woio married men , more
over , and 40 per cent of the families con
cerning whom tlio state bureau made in
quiries were therefore iustallcd in their
own homos. It is worth while to note ,
in passing , that of these house owners
tlio largest proportion were Germans ,
Hollanders and Irish , with the Scotch
men and Poles not far behind. The
Scotchman's house cost $2,025 , however ,
and that of the Polo $950 , tlio average
among all nationalities reaching $1,312.
Nor are tlio comforts of uvoryday lifo
forbidden , although tlio average wages
would not seem , at first thought , to
afford much margin for these. The
American laborer looks upon certain
luxuries as necessities , nnd tlio Michi
gan figures seem to show that ho is able
to possess some of thorn. Sixty-nine
per cent of the families visited
owned sowing machines , nnd it is
fair to assume that these are positive
luxuries in many n homo , whore in loss
prosperous days there was an inordinate
amount of sowing by hand. Sixty-seven
per cent of all the employees interviewed
took newspapers and maga/.incs , and
half of them daily papers , and moro
than a fifth of llio 8,838 possessed mus
ical instruments of one kind or another ,
while there were found 700 organs and
314 pianos. A fourtli of the whole num
ber of men were insured , the average
amount being nearly $1,500 , and 40 per
cent saved money last year. In all ,
$17.r,470 was paid out in that time for
homes and improvomonls upon thorn ,
and $329,880 In cash was saved. This is
a good general showing , and may betaken
taken to Indicate fairly the financial
status of a largo body of workingmen In
a representative state of the west.1 .
I'aronlH Uunil This.
July anil August are anxious moutlis for
mothers who cnrufully watch ever ttiolr llttlo
oaos. Hot Uiiy.i ami fruiiuoat ch'tn ox of
tompornturu nro liable to product ) clioloru
morlms. How satisfautory It should bo for
parents to know Unit , Ilallor's 1'nlu I'araly/.or
is both a pleasant and olToctlvo romctly for
all summer complaints. It saothoi mid ra-
llovo.s all piitn and ( 'rlpliiK anil always uffocUs
n complete euro.
HoVill Oot I hero.
Drake's Magazine : "Well , my eon , "
said the older Jones , "what do you in
tend to bo whoii you grow up ? "
"A congressman , I reckon , daddy. "
"A congressman , ohV"
"Yes. "
"Havo you learned to smoke yotV"
"Yop.'r
"OhowV"
"Yop. "
"Do vou bulldo/.o all the small bovs ? "
"Yop. "
"And shako your (1st ( at the largo ones
when you are out of their roach ? "
"Yop. "
"Well , you'ro all right 60 far ; but yon
must begin to loaf around the saloons
pretty soon , and get in with the boys , if
you want to malco a perfect political
success. "
If the ladles would ubuiidou cosmetics and
moro ijoaornlly Itoop their blood puru and
vigorous by tliu usu of Aycr's hnraupurllla ,
naturally fair complexions would bo the rulu
Instead of the exception , as at present. 1'uro
blood is the bosl bpautmur.
Take the great Hock Island route fo ,
Lincoln , Hcatrico , Fairbury and Nelson ,
Solid train loaves union depot , Omaha
nt ! ) p.m. , arriving 11 a.m. dally , oxcupt
Sunday. Soouro your tickets at 1601 !
t'arnnm St.
JOHN SKIIAHTUN , G. T. & P. A.
J. L. li : UuvuiSli , Gon'l , AgU
MUllTMNO rit
A lVnn jlvnnlrt Krglon Krorkn
Ilnlonn One nl' the Itlng ,
Holcna , the capital of Montana , has
added a largo assortment of lightning
freaks to hotproducts. . Until the pres
ent summer sbo had not roaliv.od hnr
possibilities as n lightning factory , but
the results achieved in the past thrco
months justify local prido. The mnt
artistic work turned out was that of a
woman who had a perfect picture . .f a
tree umboswcd on hot1 thigh by a light
ning Hash.
Kut Helena is not in the lightning
freak busttu's's when the Drinker otvoic
region of Pennsylvania Is in full blast.
A correspondent of the Now York Hun
writes from Husquohanna :
"Nothing that lighnlng ever docs will
surprise mo after what I oxpcrloncod
wltli a little electric freak the other day
back on the Drinker Creek road , " said
11. Sun Hall of this county. Hr. Hall's
middle name was given him because ho
was so bright. Ills voracity has never
boon questioned , except by ntrangor .
Those who know htm never question
anything ho says , because it would boa
waste of time , and time among llavso
rugged hill * and deep-down valleys is
worth as much as 78 cents a day , ospo-
chilly during the huckolborry season.
" 1 have heard of follows having their
monograms otehod on the bottom of
their foot by capricious strokes of light
ning , and 1 remember a case down in
Joisoy somewhere , where lightning
started Itself in tlio portrait business by
printing a girl's photograph on a plaque
that hung on the wall ; but these freaks
are more amateur efforts compared with
what lightning can do when it lias such
a Hold as tlio Drinker Urcok region.
"I was out after huckleberries , thrco
miles from homo , in company with a
friend. Wo turned our hoive and ear-
ritigo into the woods , unhitched the
horse and tied him to a trou , and wont
off into the bush after berries.Vo
picked an hour or so , when 1 noticed a
storm coming up. I never saw the sky
so black , although there wasn't much
thundur , and only now and then a Hash
of lightning.
"Groat Hooky ! said I , wo must hurry
back and hitch up and pull out of this.
"So wo made doublo-quiek time back
to where wo had loft our horse , and I
got into the buggy to got the side cur
tains from under the seat and put them
on. My Iwolvo-quart tin pail of huckle
berries I had sot on the ground near the
wagon. While I was busy in tlio buggy
there came a Mash that sr.emed to mo to
make everything so bla/.ingly light and
near by and distinct that I believe I saw
in one brief instant Mason and DIxon's
line and the Canadian border. Hut
there was no time for enjoying a
landscape scone just then , for immedi
ately following the Hash down the road
came a bull of lire that I don't believe
you could have crammed into a corn
basket. It rolled along , wont right
under the buggy , and the next thing I
know I was whr//.ing down the road in
the wagon at a rate so rapid that I had
to turn my head to breathe , while 1 was
the center of the most awe-inspiring
pyrotochnieal display that , ever mortal
man's eyes rested on. The tires of the
wheels were streaks of whirling lire ,
from which a solid mass of sparks How
ton feet high. Wherever there was a
bit of iron on the wagon it was spitting
( irons a hose squirtH water. No comet
ever nailed through space with a grander
or moro awful display of ( lory trail
than did that electrified buggy of mine.
And what do you s'pnso unused it all ?
That ball of lire had fastened itself to
the iron on the thills and there it was
dashing mo along down the road , a ver
itable thunderbolt of a horse ! I had
boon BO taken aback for a second at the
electrical display all around mo that I
hadn't noticed that 1 was making a
tolerably fair ono myself ; for every hair
on my head was standing up like porcu
pine quills , except they were so many
tiny jots of Hro , like tlio little carbons
in electric light bulbs. 1 didn't fool a
bit hot , but 1 thought of home once and
wished I was there.
"Twenty times quicker than I have
boon tolling vou this wo had passed
thrco miles down the road , and I was
very near homo. Hut there was no tell
ing where this ( lory charger of mine
was going to stop , and I was afraid wo
might moot some ono on tlio road and
run into 'om and hurt 'em. But that
didn't happen , for tlio big electric ball
left mo as suddenly as it had hitched tome
mo , and , jumping to one side of the
road , paused for a moment at a watering
trough and then jumped in and put itself
out. The water in the trough boiled
and steamed like a teakettle , but 1 had
no llino to see how long it would con
tinue to do so , for I was anxious about
my friend and his horse. I didn't know
but the lightning might have killed
them , so I hurried back to where I had
so curiously abandoned them.
" 1 covered the throe miles in very
short lime , I can toll you , and I think
was excusable in being so surprised at
what 1 saw that I couldn't move out of
my tracks for ton minutes. Talk about
freaks of lightning. You should have
Been what this lightninir had dono.
There stood my friend tied to the funco
as the horse had been , stamping away ,
and gnawing at the boards for all the
world like a real horse. On a mossy
bank on the other side of the road the
horse was lolling In la/.y enjoyment , and
in his mouth , mu//.le up , was a flask
which I know had boon in my friend's
pocket when we started from the berry
inii-hoH to hitch up tlio horso. On ho
horse's fore feet were my friend's boots.
I took another look at my friend , nnd If
tlio horse's front shoes weren't on Ills
feet as if they had boon glued there , then
you can nur//.lo mo !
"Well , by a good deal of manipula
tion 1 got may friend and the horiio
back to themselves again , hut I had the
deuce and all of a time to got thn horfo'n
shoos off of my Monti's foot. Uoth ho
and the horse were still da/od when I
wont to look at my pall of hucklo hur
ries. The twelve-quart pall was gene ,
but in its place were six plo plates anil
on each pfo pinto as nlco huekli-bi rry
piu as you or any ono ever saw ! Talk
about lightning s freaks ! You ought to
see home thatHtio plays ever in the Drill-
kor Crook country ! "
The Shah of Persia
Tliiiiili | ; ndvanccd In years , lias lialr of raven
inn ) , Cray liali.s ; iru Htilutly inuhlbituii in
Ills doinliiions , nnil liencu tliu larno nlilp.
inonts tii that country of Ayor's Hair VI nor ,
liy tliu use of wliicb tliu Kliah'.i snlijocts suvo
lint only Iliclr hair lilt tliulr liciuls. Aycr'1
llnlr Vigor loilorcs llio natural color ol ih
hair , U bliuiild bu on uvuiy tollct-tablu ,
"Somu time .leu my linlr licgiui to failo nnd
total ! oiitsoliadly that I tlioiujlit 1 sliould
liu bald : but thu usu or Ayur's Hair VlRor
lias rt-.itorud the original color nuil made my
lialr stroiiB , aliinuluiit , and livaltliy. U dovs
not fall out any moro , " - Adillo hlmller , MO
Itacu st. , Cliieliin.itl , Ohlu ,
"My hair ( wlilch had partly tnrneil gray )
was restored to Its youthful ciilur and
beauty by tlio usu ol a Inw bottlus ul Aycr'
Hair VlRor , I shall voiitiuuo to use It , cm
there U no better driissliiK for tlio lialr.- .
( lalilo ( ) aii , ( } cortuaiin ; , Ala.
Ayer's Hair Vieror ,
riiErAiiKu nr
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