THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JULY 27 , 1892
WIDE OF FARMS INCREASED
"Tariff Legislation Has Helped Partners in
Many Ways.
'TESTIMONY OF MANY WESTERN SENATORS
\
JTn Nnbrnftkn , Inwn , Wyoming , Minnesota
nnil Other Wntorn Stntri the KITVot
linn Itccn .Mnrkrd Senator Vest1 *
Statement Cantntillctoil ,
. WAsmxoTox Bunn.vu OP TUP. DRB ,
fiia FouitThiss-rn STRRKT ,
WASIIINOTOX , D. C. , July 20.
During the oourso of his free trade tariff
'tpooeh in the sonata this afternoon Senator
Vest of Missouri stated that tno host nnd
really only test the offoot ot n tariff law
had upon tbo farmers was in the price of
farms. Ho declared that farms had fallen in
"Value since the enactment of the present
tariff law. ThU brought Senator Paddook
to his foot. The Nebraska senator said I
4-Xho senator from Missouri is certainly
mistaken ns to the state which I hnvo the
honor to represent. The appreciation m the
vnluo of farming lands In our itnto has been
Very considerable during the last eight
months , moro than during nny year In the
last five years. I am nblo to state that in
Jour different sections of Nebraska 1. myself ,
have sold lands thU year which bud appre
ciated In value In the past eight months
from 15 to 20 per cent. "
The ox&mnlo of Senator Paddock was fol
lowed by n number of western senators , all
of whom declared that the now tariff law
had materially appreciated the value of farm
ing nroporty , or rather since the bill wont
Into effect farms had crown more valuable.
Senator Allison snld : "In Iowa farms
have Increased 3 per cent during the past
live years. "
Senator PottlRrow said : "Since the now
tariff law went Into effect , South Dakota
farms have Increased in value to the extent
of iio nor cent. I bollovo they have In
creased that amount during the past twelve
months. "
Senator Allen said : "In Washington
Btato there has been an enormous Increase
in the vnluo of fanning property during the
pant throe years. It has appreciated several
hundred percent. "
Sanitor Davis remarked : "In Minnesota
there has been a rapid Increase in the value
of fituns since the now turlll law bus begun
operations. "
I'tirthur I'mMon Legislation.
Every day n flood of letters nro received
from Nebraska nnd Iowa pensioners Inquir
ing whether a certain pension proposition
lias become n law aud In what form. It has
become n Inw , nnd Is ns follown on the noxv
revised statutes : "Soldiers and sailors who
nro shown to lie totally Incapacitated from
performing imxnuul labor by reason ot in
juries received or disease contracted in the
' nervlco ot the United Slates nnd In line nf
duty and who ari thereby disabled to such a
degree as to require frcaucnt and periodical ,
though not regular and constant , personal
aid and attendance of another person , shall
Do entitled to receive n pension of ? oU per
month from and after the date of the certill-
cato of the examining surgeon or board of
examining surgeons showing such degree of
dlsnbltltv und nmdo subsequent to tbe pas-
tagoof this act. "
n Wyoming City. ,
Senator Carey , from the committee on
nubile bulldlttqc and grounds , bus made n
Invorablo report upon his bill appropriating
$100,000 for a federal building at Lnramle ,
Wyo. The committee reduced the amount of
tbo appropriation to 50,000. In the course
of bis report Senator Carey states that
"Laratnlo is the principal center of traao for
Albany county. is on the main
Una of the Union Pacillo. lifty-
-joveti mites west of Cbcyonno , and ils
the supply point for numerous ranchmen ,
lumbermen aud minors , besides the largo
railroad und manufacturing Interests con-
loicd thcro. It has extensive rolling mills
lor the mnnufacturo of iron mils , spikes ,
etc. , railroad repair shops , chemical works
for the manufacture of salt cake , caustic
toda from the sulphate of soda , pluss works.
Hour mill , soap works , tannery , planing mill
and numerous small enterprises. Besides
excellent public schools , it is the scat of the
University of Wyoming.
"The cltv Is yuppllbd with several dally
and wooltly nowspnners , water and sewerage -
age systems , n well equipped flro depart
ment , electric lignt , telephone exchange ,
opera house , seven churches nnd tbo various
fraternal societies. The state penitentiary
and the Wyoming llsb hatchery are located
at Luramlo.
"Few cities In the west are moro favor
ably situated. Surrounded by snowcapped
mountains and picturesque bills , It affords n
very delightful summer resort for , tnoso in
search of honltb nnd pleasure. Tbo popula
tion'of Lnramio , wnlorj tti 1SSO was 12,000 ,
had Increased in IS'.K ) to 0.-I07. It Is now esti
mated at over 7UOO. Tbo postolllco receipts
last year were nearly $11,000. Tbo city Is
huvlng a steady growth In population and
wealth. The postal receipts of Laramie in
1681 wcro ? i5,84i. ( In 18S4 they were 5.820
and In 1801 they were J 10,433. " Pho bill will
pass the Bonnte , but there is doubt if It will
KO through thu houso. ,
Ono Knmedy for Striker * .
H. L. Loucics of Huron , S. D. , bead of tbo
farmers alliance , is hero. Ho says the gov
ernment is responsible for such acts of violence
lence as were wltnrBfccd recently nt Home
stead , because the Can ogle works are run
under pntonts protected by the government
In tlio manufacture of articles protected by a
tariff law. Mr. Loucks does not propose a
rctnoay except it bo to dissolve the govern
ment
.Miscellaneous.
Governor William McKluloy sent a tele
gram from Columbus , O. , this afternoon to
Boerotury Foster of thoTroauury department
as follows : "You can say to Senator Pud-
dock that ho may notify the republican com
mittee that I will spuaK in Lincoln on the
Bd. " . .
Secretary Noble today in the Homestead
case of Carl Piper against the state of
Wyoming , from Cheyenne , ntllrmod the de
cision of the commissioner canceling so much
of the selection made by the state of section
2tl ns conflicts with the rights of tbo con test-
mi t.
t.Tno
Tno following South Dakota postmasters
were appointed today : Moss City , Ouster
county , H. B. Moss , vice O. B.'Hull , re-
Blcncd ; Swan Lake , Tumor county , Mrs. L.
Peterson , vice Mrs. J. M. Jouiuon , re
signed.
This wilt Insure for the Nebraska voters a
pecoh from the greatest of thu present tariff
advocates , P. S. il.
Nugget I Nuggotl Nuguotl Buy Blir
Nugget baking powder. 'M at. 23 contu.
, n.ooo.ooo.
Vltriflod paving brick for Bitlo. Wo
will contract to dollvoi- the nbovo
nmount within tlio next ninety duys.
BnckstiitV Hros. Manufitoturlii" ; corn-
puny , Lincoln , Neb
.1 .V.VO U * VK31KX' S.
Harrison and IJ1I will produce Alexandra
nisson's Intoit triumph "Llttlo Tlppott" on
Sunday afternoon , July Ut , at the Furuam
Street , theater. Aloxiindre Bisson , the au
thor of "Tho Nominee , " "Wilkinson's Wid
ows , " and "Si'ttlod Out of Court , " has
proved his claim of being the greatest
fitrcuur of the present day , and when the
nltvo wns produced in Puiludolphlo It excited
Ihu utmost laughter nnd merriment. Mr.
Duncan B. Harrison assures the theater
going public uf Oinnhu that ho bus spared
nothing to moke the presentation in tills
town an entire success.
.Mr. I. under' * Jtueommumliitloii.
Mr. J. A. Lander , n prominent citizen o
Clarksburg , Mo. , nnd widely linown In th
ituto. gays ot Chamberlain's Cello , Choloro
mid Diurtuu.t Komody : "I buvo soon Ita
peed rosulis und oiti reoamrnouU If
inlo by
ICullroiul Notui.
"Thcro hn hardly been tlmoyot to vork
up inujjh of a cnttlo buxlnesi from the south
west , " suld Commercial Agent DIukins o
thu Simla Fo , In dlseuajlng a recent ship-
muut tp Omaha , ' 'but It ls bound to cotuo as
icon in stock dealer * In that territory learn
that a now market baa been biought within
reach that will give thorn us good prlcoi lu
ho Kansas City outers. They hnro boon
nccuslomod to sending everything to Kansas
City , and U is not at nil strange that they
should hesltnto nbout going 200 mlles
urthcr to n now market. They will ovor-
: omo that timidity , for our people already
lave a number of Inquiries from stockman
iway south. It was onlv the other day that
ho lint shipment from Texas four ear loads
rbm Tort Worth , reached South Omaha.
The owner of these oattlo had oOO more , nnd ,
the first shipment coming through nil right ,
a commission man has gene south to gobbla
up the rest. Our pcoplo are figuring on a
ihtnmont of1,000 from Ponca , In the Indian
; orritory. These nro only sample indica
tions of n movement northward that Is
jound to grow. "
The meeting of the Western Pasiongor as
sociation called nt Chicago to consider the
Santa Fo's cut In rntos to Uonvnr on hccount
of tbo conclave , mljournod till today without
doing anything. The Trnnsmissourl associa
tion has called n mooting at Kansas City to
morrow to con&ldor the sumo matter.
TUB TUUB 8IIIB Ol' IT.
IiiBldn I'noU Ahout Circuses Wlmt n
l.mrnmUrr l'ropo n to do.
If It Is true that n prominent Nebraska
legislator contemplates Introducing a bill to
compel traveling shows to keep In sight of
the truth In tholr announcements , it will
drive nil tented shows nxcopt Bnrnum &
Balloy'H Into bankruptcy. ThU grontcxulbl-
tlon has boon a living encyclopedia. Of
amusement slnco It began Its career many
.vuars ago. It has reached out Into nil tbo
districts of thn onrth , Invaded the hut of lha
Hottentot and palaces of kings alike , ana
hunted tbo Jungle nnd sea to secure the
rarest and most Interesting treasures for its
annual tours. Whllo it has boon spending
fortunes in thn Interest of Its patrons many
sm.Ml Imitators have sprung from nowhere
Ilka harlequins , nnd huvo painted fancied
greatness on tons of paper nnd cut u path
way of deception from April to November. "
It Is a fact that when thu management of
Mnnuwn secures n wild cat , goat and skele
ton o'.onuant , that bus to bo hung with
drapery to keep the light out , to exhibit with
tholr bojr , they will have n nu'migorlo that
will compare favombly wltn nny coming
here before Barnum & Bulloy's. If less
than 110 horses , mules and ponies are not
placed between redacting mirrors so as to
impersonate i ! . " > 0 , how can such n representa
tion bo other than wilful deception ) vVbon
n show advertises "two monster herds of
performing elephants" und has not one
slnglo elephant performer , what must
the public make up its mind tel
The Inw says : "Fiilso in one , fulso lu
nil. " There Is no dlanltv in mlhroproscntn-
tlon , no honor in advertising wholesale fea
tures of which a show has not one and no
honpsty or policy In misleading the public ,
nnd this Is just why , in the amusement , bank
ot public coniidonco , the Barnuui and Bailey
show holds 00 nor cent of the stock. There
must bo merit to reap reward nnd as it is
cheaper to allege merit on paper than to pay
for It lu the performance , the little shows
proclaim wares they should have In the
stentorian tones of street fakirs ami lunvo a
monument of unredeemed pledges to mark
tholr violt. This Is just why wo advise
everyone to wait until September 14-for
Barnum & Bailey never decelvo and always
huvo all there is now in the showworld.
It pays to got the bast nnd in this instance
'
It costs' no moro than the poorest.
NEAHINQ "THE END.
City Hull Contracts Are Almost Completed
Some finishing Touches.
Last ntcht saw the completion of the lay
ing of nil the tlio floors In the city hnll , with
the exception of th'ut In front of the main
entrance In tha court.
Superintendent Cools said yesterday the
building was practically completed , as noth
ing remained but to complete the marola
work , glvo the woodwork the last coat of
varnish und put tno elevators in running
order. Ho nlso said that ho did not expect
there would bo any bill for extras. The
deductions would probably amount to as
much as the extras.
W. E. Grimshuw of the Orlmshaw Marble
company , which has the marble contract for
tbo city hall , arrived In the city yesterday
direct from Kansas City. Ho at , once pro-
coeuud to thu building lor tho.purposo of In
specting the work which Is now In progress.
Mr. GrimshawBtatod that the murblo for
the several corridors and the rotunda had
boon shipped from the factory , and that it
would bo here In n day or two.
lln stated that ho hail scon a number at pub-
liu buildings in the United States and that
for its size and cost ho regarded tbo Omaha
city ball a most complete nnd beautiful
structure. Regarding the progress of the
work ho thought It hud boon pushed with
considerable rapidity. The Kansas City
building was commancod ono year before the
Omaha building nnd at the present time the
bnliuintr In thu town by tbo Kaw was not
under roof.
Mr. Urimshuw is authority for the
statement that the Furnam street
entrance of tbo city hall will bo a
beauty nnd a joy forever. It will bo linishcd
In the finest selected colored marble , with
drop beams , columns nnd caps. There will
bo recesses nnd beam panels which will glvo
the whole interior of the entrance a pleasing
upooaranco.
Baker , Smith & Co. , tbo Chicago firm
which had the contract for placing tho.
boilers In Ibo now city hall , has sent Samuel
Chambers , an export engineer , to this city
to bo with the bailer Inspector when the
boilers nro tasted.
Mr. Chambers will remain in Omaha to
assist the firemen lu the city hall until the
council IB satisfied that tbo bailers are up to
the guarantee of the contract.
The elevators In the now city hall are
nearly completed and next Monday they will
commence making the up arid down trips.
At this time all that remains to bo clone is
to put on the casings.
B
NucTgotl Nuggotl Nuegotl Buy Big
Nugget baking powder. 33 oz. S3 cents.
WITH HIS WIFE'S MONEY.
A Cut-oil'Jtiland Siiloou Keeper Scolnc ; the
SlKlita In Onmliii.
Just outside Ibo fence inclosing Cortlandl
beach there is a .saloon run by a Gorman
named Bcrncnkor. Mrs. Bcrneckor has
been doing the washing for the bath
houses and others in the neighborhood , ani
llio other day was paid $93 for Ibis work.
Mr. Bornockor was aware of this fact and
appropriated tbo cash. His hard working
wlfu remonstrated nnd ho promptly blacked
her eyes nnd kicked her into the street
Thcro was about $10 moro In the house nnd
bo took this also nnd disappeared. Ho Is
supposed to bo having a first rate time about
town somewhere.
Now Mrs. Bornockor wants him to como
homomt ulghU and everything else will bo
nil right. She Is worried about him.
Disease never &uocossfutly attacks tbo sys
torn with pure blood. Do Witt's Sarsuparllla
makes pure , now blood and onrlchcv blood.
Dill Not Know It Wilt I.ouduil.
Mr. L. B. Walker of Boalrloo was in the
city yesterday , Hoforrlnir to the fact that
the Beatrice Times had stated that ho
denied the authenticity of nn Interview
with him printed In Tin : BKK , ho said :
"That statement In the Times was entirely
unauthorized , und 1 did not know that it waste
to appear In Unit paper. While I nm Hatutloil
that tbo endorsement of cither Mr. Funk or
Mr. Kclm by our countv convention would
bo regarded out through the state as n stub
at Senator Paddouk , 1 do not bcllovo that
cither of them nro now candidates for
olllce , or that tholr nnines will bo presented
to tlio convention. " Ho said further that
thu lleht In Gugo county would bo wholl )
confined to county ottlcos , as the sentiment
of the voters of thu county is for Paddock ,
who Is strong not only with republicans ,
but with member * ot both the other parties
as woll.
Nugget ! Nuggotl Nuggotl Buy Big
NUbgui balling powder , ilj oz.5 cents.
A JHllermit View ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Nob. , July 'Jl. To the Kdl-
lor of TH8 BKK : Tun KVKNINO BKI : of July
' - J contained un editorial which road :
"Tho fatal injury of an aged lady by fall
ing from a South Omaha motor car illus
trates the fact that conductors are not al
ways to blutne. Ills remarkable bow rash
some pcoplo , and especially old pontons , are
lu jumping oft a street car. "
lu a very short tlmo wo will provo to tbo
fadlior of TDK BKK und the Street Car com
pany that tuo conductor aud not the aged
lady was entirely to blamo.
DAUQUTKU or TJII : AOED Liur ,
Disordered llvor sat right with Buocham'
pill * .
M'KINLEY'S ' ' LINCOLN VISIT
[ t Will Bo M.do the Occasion for a Grand
Bally.
HOW OHIO'S GOVERNOR WILL BE RECEIVED
Members of the Young Men' * llcpnbllcnn
Club Will Itavn Cliitrgo of the AN
fiilr Srnts for Toil Thousand
Will bo 1'rcimrod.
LINCOLN , Nob. , July 20. [ Special to TUB
BKE.I-K W. Collins , president of the
Young Men's Uopubllcan club of this city ,
received n telegram from Governor \VUHam
MeKinloy , Jr. , of Ohio , stating thnt ho would
speak at Ltucoin August 3. The young ro-
publlcans of Lincoln nro jubilant ever the
success of tholr efforts to secure Governor
McIClnloy's attendance , nnd they hnvo al-
roiidy commenced proposition for his recep
tion , Thoj propose to oreot a 'platform at
the north entrance to the stftto house and
construct seats for &t least 10,000 people.
Tno sneaking will tauo place on the evening
of August 3 , nnd ns the state republican
convention nssomblcs the next day tbo city
Is certain to bo lilted with republicans.
The oftlcors nnd members of tlio Young
Men's Republican club propose to make ttio
brilliant Ohio governor's visit nn event in
tuo hUlorv of the republican party In thu
west. A largo delegation of tho-olub will
visit Boiurlco , where the governor will
speak August ' „ ' , nnd escort him to thU city.
Arrangements will bo mndo for reduced
rates on nil railroads loading Into Lincoln ,
and nothing loft undone to make the affair n
notable ono In every particular.
31 oi-o Litigation rroutlvoil.
The Lincoln Ulty Street railway tnuddlo
was further complicated today by the action
of E. Flunoy , who applied for nnd received
in injunction restraining . Henry Smith ,
J. A. Dush , G. E. UIgolow nnd the Capitol
Helmuts Street Hallway company from vot-
ng certain shares of stock of the last named
company ivhloh Plnnoy clalmi by right of
purchase. The shares in quonton were
owned by stockholders residing In Illinois ,
andFlnnoy nllogos that Smith , Hush and
UIgolow obtained proxies in order to vote
the shares to suit themselves. Ho also re
quests the district court to order now cor-
tltlcatos of stook issued and delivered to him.
As the matter now stands everyone con
nected with the property is restrained from
doing anything , and Hecolvor Brown is still
in charge.
for n llceolvor.
Messrs. Mockottnnd Clark , stockholders in
the Hall Range nnd Furnace company , have
petitioned the district court to appoint a re
ceiver for that concern. They allege in their
potltion filed today that the Hall Bros. ,
who bad been employed as managers nt n
salary of $1,500 par annum each , had boon
wasteful ; that the company lost $0,000 thu
llrst year of Its existence , and that its In
debtedness had increased from $1,700
to $13,000 ; that thcro are no
funds on hand to meet cur
rent liabilities. The real csinto transfers
reported todnv show that II. J. Hail has
transferred his property , lots 15 nnd 1C In
block S , Hnrwood's ndaltlon , to F. L.
Evurts , while C. E. Hall made a similar
transfer of lots 'M and 21 In block 4 , Irvine's
second addition , to A. J. Anderson , The
report further shows by other entries that
the property was agnfn transferred by
Evarts and Anderson to Mrs. H. J. Hall and
C. E. Hall respectively , Friends ot the com *
pany still asset t. that It Is all right and that
everything will bo settled within a few days.
lie Diictlvoil u fair Widow.
Mrs. Grace Peunlnpton , wife ot tbo B. &
M. engineer who was killed in n wreck
in the outskirts of this city last
winter , has caused the arrest of E.
T. Hughes , who Is suspected of being >
until recently , the object of her second hand
affections. She swore out a warrant for his
arrest on the churgo of obtaining Sv > 35 from
her on fnlso pretenses. Of this amount J.'OJ
was a loau , whllo the balance represents the
expanses incurred by Hughes whllo on a
pleasure trip to Omaha. Hughes entered a
plea of not guilty and was bound over to the
district coart In ttio sum of $500. In default
of bail ho was sent to tbo county ] all.
.Still Curries the llullct.
James Burke , who was wounded In the
nock by W. N. Conical yesterday afternoon ,
still carries the bullet somewhere in the
muscles above the shoulder. lie Is Ivlng in
a hot , stuffy cell at tUo police station , tbo
only available place for men in his predica
ment , nnd while the wound of itself is not
serious other complications mav sot In to
ruauo his condition dun porous. Cornoul , the
man who wouudod him , was released on
ball , ns wcro tbo witnesses who had been
detained at tbo station. Corncal's case has
been contluucd until Friday.
Lancaster County Indebtedness.
Lancaster county starts out well In tbe
second year's mortgage Indebtedness record.
During tbo month of Juno tbo peopla not
only of the country , but ot the city , de
creased the mortgaged Indebtedness by a ,
handsome figure. Tbe mortgages on farm
property filed during the month amounted to
$01,051 , whllo the amount released during
the same period was 03,005. A comparison
of the record BO far us It relates to city
property Is far more favorable. City mort-
gacos aggregating S1SU.074 were llled , and
$229,055 released. The excess of releases over
tilings on city and farm property amounts
to $19,431.
Took Morphine In Her WhUlcy.
The police were notlflod nt 1 :30 : this morn-
ma that MM. Bella Wadsworth , a somewhat
notorious character living at Eighth nnd X
streets , had committed suicide. When tbo
ofllcors visited the house they discovered
that the woman had taken n dose ot mor-
phlno In a glass of whisky , but had not taken
onoueh to kill herself , if ouch was her inten
tion. The woman was onus a happy wife
and mother , but family troubles caused her
husband to leave bur with several small
children to support and she entered a rocic-
less life. She tins figured frequently In tbo
proceedings of the police court.
I'Yoin ( ho 1'olico Court.
W. S. Snundors and John Bland were
brought Into the polledstation ) nt 3:30 : this
morning bv n fanner . .named John Ballnrd ,
living ton ratio * north of Lincoln. Tnn
farmer had boon mlssiugi'Ws hens for some
tlmonnd lastnltrht concluded to watch for
the thloros. Shortly"att r midnight ho
caught tinunders nnd Bland In tbo not ot rob
bing bis coops. | n Jl
Martin Hello and Mrs * Barbara Kostl were
arrested today for using language In ench
other's ' presence not. contemplated by the
statutes. Each ontoroUia1 complaint against
the other. rfj'
John Qultin , nnold man. who ahould hnvo
known bettor , was llncd'tll.SU for appearing
on the streets with le 4 < clothing about him
thnn the dictate ! ot cp M > m permit ,
Jesse Wlugnrdnor is bolog held nt the po-
llco station nwniting tne'oxamlnatlon of the
insanity commission , ' '
John Kuott was acquitted ot the charge of
being n suspicious character.
Frank Burke wrts run in thU morning for
fracturing the peace of the city , but ho Is
still too drunu for trial.
( loMlp ut the Stnto Houso.
Superintendent Mallollou of tbo State In
dustrial school was ot the state house today.
But ono case was filed In the supreme
court today. It Is from Lancaster county
nnd is entitled M. E. Joues against Louis
Wossol.
H. H. ( Iroor of Kearney was nt the state
house this morning.
The Exchange bann of Wcstervlllo , Custor
county , tiled articles of Incorporation today.
It will have a capital ot $ r > 0.000.
Notarial commissions were issued today to
Iworoy Martin , Sldiiov : C. K. Hart , Bloom-
InptonV. ; . B. Ward , Burr ; Thomas Chll-
vors , Ploreo.
The Blakoly Hotel company of Beatrice
has been incorporated with n capital stocU of
? 100UOO. The company will erect , n now
hotel nt Bo.Unco in the near future.
Lincoln In Itrlef.
C. II. Thompson , right-of-way ngont for
the Hock Island , stated today that ho has
nlrondy paid $31)4,241.ii ) for Lincoln property
nnd lib is buying moro every day. Ho
further statoi that the contract for grading
will bo let this week ,
Charlie Brown , u ono-lojpcd boy 13 years
ot ago , tvns sent to the reform school by
Judge Lansing today. .
DAKOTA COUNTY'S SI1OKTAUU.
Exports Snlcl to Hnvo Dlscorcrml n Heavy
Deficiency.
Sioux Cur , In. , July 20. [ Special Telegram -
gram to THE Bnn.J Export accountants who
have boon employed to examine the books in
the treasurer's ofllco In Lnkota county , Ne
braska , huvo completed their work , nnd made
n report to the supervisors today. They
found , after working seven months , that ox-
Treasurer Wllltonson is ? 13,4oll short. A
resolution was passed by tha board ordering
the county attorney to Institute a civil suit
against Wllkonson's bondsmen to recover the
nmount , nnd to commence criminal proceed
ings against him
Neinnlin County Touchers.
Aunuitx , Nob. , July 20. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BIR. ] The .Nemnha County
Teachers Institute opened at Auburn this
week with n good enrollment. Superintend
ent Crichton is proving an able manager.
The work in elocution and reading is under
Prof. S. S. Humill of Chicago. The wont
in muslo Is under Prdf. Dunham , the well-
known vocal trainer. Superintendent
Fordlco has charge ot , tbo sciences and the
remaining studios are In chnrKO of Superin
tendent Crichton aud Principals Simpson
aud Carman. The .summer school will con
tinue four weeks and the outset foreshadows
an interesting and prolltublo session.
11 l.ittlo Girl.
DUNCAN , Nob. , July 20. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEE.J poputy Sheriff A. J.
Campbell today arrested John Surdyl , a
Polnndor 70 years old , charged with crlml-
nuily assaulting Joslo llda , nine years old.
John Fida , mi uncle of the girl , wanted to
hang Surdvl , and ha stirred up much excitement
"
citement for a whllo. "Surdyl was tnltcn to
Columbus , where ho will havu a preliminary
hearing tomorrow.
It. & M. Duimt Iturnocl.
AsutuiNi ) , Neb. , .July , 20. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BRE. | About 0:30 : this evenIng -
Ing the B. & M. depot at this place caught
lira and burned entirely to the ground.
About SI , 000 worth'of bacgago was de
stroyed , In addition to a quantltv of freight
and considerable property of the company.
The total loss will be about $3,000.
The 11 ro was caused by tbo explosion of n
swltchlump. _
Drank Jtoiich on Kilts.
BAUTI.F.TT , Nob. , July 20. [ Special to TUB
BIE.J : The 10-mouths-old child of R. Hol
land at this place today drank the contents
off a saucer containing rouch on rats.
Death followed in a few minutes. The
saucer was placed upon the bureau for
the purpose of Killing lllos , when the llttlo
one , during the absence of the parents , ob
tained possession of it.
Nownmu Orove'n Storm.
NEWMAN GHOVE , Nob. , July 20. [ Special
to THE BUG. ] Tbe past week has been very
dry and extremely warm , but last night n
line shower visited this section. During
the storm lightning struck a house , shatter
ing it badly. Two young men were In the
building at the time , but escaped unhurt.
Transferred tin Kleviitor.
VCXANOO , Nob. , July 20. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEE.J The Farmers elevator
has been sold to Vondoll & Smith. The
Farmers Elevator company oftlcers nro
talking of building nnothor elevator with
largely Increased facilities.
J Two Iloyx Drowned.
ASIII.AND , .Nob. , July 20. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BUB. ] A party of small boys
was bathing in u crcolc n short dlntunco from
here nt noon , when Bert Bowmor nnd Enrl
SVhlilock were drowned. Their bodies wore
recovered two hours Inter.
DoWltt's Sarsaparllin ciennsoj the blood ,
Increases the apnotlto and tones up the sys
tem. It has benollttod many people who
have suffered from blood disorders. It will
holpyou.
t f - j 4 4 TIIERB ii no longer nny need of expensive , tiresome trips to far-away
I V/Ul resorts ; EXCELSIOR SPRINGS , Mo. , ono hour's ride from Kansas City ,
offers all the attractions tbe seeker for pleasure or health can desire
T"E ELUS > capacity 500 guests , ii an Ideal resort hotel , situated
In the tnldit of a picturesque wooded estate of 1000 acres.
/ "fiirvtr , in a long carttr at a trawler in many lands , and undtr many iklit.
found to rftt/ul anJ dttightful , to Aonit-lUt a sfot at Hit ttautiful "Elmi. "
ST. Louis. Mo. Prank L. James , Ph. D. , M. D.
Location healthy , no malaria , no mosqultos. Immense swimming pool of Sulpbo-Salino water ,
M cool and refreshing as tbe ocean. Tennis , billiards , bowling , good caddie horses , orchestra ,
dancing , and all sports at command. Why not enjoy these advantages , renew yogr health liy drinking
the famous Kiftxl and Snlfhf-Sallnt waters and at the
( O
same time save your money ? Charges moderate. .E/XCClSIOf * OpflflJJS
responJenco solicited. For Illustrated ,
pamphlet terms ,
4 , % for a/I
etc. , address EXCELSIOR SPRINGS COMPANY , TluDMltd Wtttrt , l'llSSOUn
RIOIIARDSON DRUG CO. , AGENTS , Omaha , Nobrnska.
ABSOLUTELY PDRE JusrTRYlr.
.CO. KAM3A5
WELL BRED , SOON WED" GIRLS WHO U
SAPOLIO
' Are Quickly Married , Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
WEATHER CROP BULLETINS
OfHohl .Reports to the Department of
Agricullurd
GLADSOME PROMISES OF GOOD HARVESTS
Corn Hemming , Uio Wnrm Weather Vry
llcncllntnt to the Clrowlnu Crop-T.xto
Smntl tlr.ilnii front Excessive Ilcnt
General Condition ! Good.
D. O. , July 20. Tha high
torapnraturo has boon especially favorable to
the crops in tUo corn states. The week has
boon unusually dry ever the greater portion
of tbo central valleys and southern states.
Special telegraphic reports ara a follows :
Texas Cotton would bo benefited by a
general rnin , but the plant Is not suffering ,
except In n few of the \voslorn counties.
Missouri Haylnor , harvesting , stacking ,
threshing nnd wooding late corn progressing
favorably ; wheat yield folr ; oats very poor ;
corn Dooming.
Mlnnrsota Conditions bonotlclal to corn ;
too wnrm for small grains. Haying ad
vanced ; some rye cut ; barley nnd oats nearly
rlpp.
Iowa Most fnvorablo week of the season.
Oat harvest bopun In sou thorn district ; some
damage by rust.
North Dakota Much rust In wheat ; rain
noodcd In western portion.
South Dakota Weather favorable for corn
and haying ; too warm for most small grains ;
barley nnd rye barvcst begun ; earliest
wheat ripening.
Nobruslia Htnalt grain In northern part of
the state Injured by drouth ; corn has rnado
good progress , but has been retarded some
by drouth.
Kansas Hnrvest nearly completed In
northern portion ; corn localities slightly
suffering from drouth. " * "
Oklahoma Lute corn , cotton aud grass
Buffering from drouth ; threshing , buying
and plowing progressing.
Montuna Hay harvest begun ; nay short ,
Out thick. Plafhond county greatly suffer
ing from drouth ; rain needed for grain.
Wyoming Irrigated crops doing well.
Colorado Good corn growing wcatbor ;
anrloy bqmg cut ; too hot for grain that Is
iot yet ripened ; potatoes doing woll.
Now Mexico All crops and fruil nro Im
proving rapidly ; grass on ciHtlo ranges
greatly Improved ,
Utah Territory Haying and harvesting In
progress.
Io ix' I'msju'cts.
DBS MOINES , la. , July 20. This week's
DUllotin of ' .ho Iowa weather crop service
says :
This h.w been by far the hottest week of
.ho 8'jnson und most favorable for the rapid
growth of corn. The moan temperature for
the state was about eighty degrees , or
nearly six degrees above the normal. It has
boon nn Ideal week for corn , which has raado
a marvelous growth. In the most advanced
Holds It Is wholly tasseled and gives promise
of a fair yield In fully one-third of the state.
In tbo larger part of the eastern districts
It will not bo possible to produce nioro than
half of an average Nvlicat , crop. In oven the
most favored district * there ore many Heidi
where the stand Is poor aim the yield must
fall much boluw the average.
The harvest of oats will be In progress tbo
coming week. This crop is very uneven and
in many localities considerable dainago has
been caused by rust.
Barley seeding has begun , and with favor
able weather a fair crop will DO secured.
MIHHourPs Outlook.
COI.UMIUA , Mo. , July 20. The weather and
crop bulletin of the Missouri wcathor serv
ice for this week says :
The past weak has given more than the
average amount of sunshine nnd a continued
excess In temperature. Thcso elements ,
while conducive ! to steady prosecution of
haying , harvesting , throbbing , [ stacking ,
weeding and the rapid growth of corn , have
been detrimental to potatoes , vegetable nnd
animal hfo. The rainfall was confined to local
showers and was generally insufficient ,
especially in the southern and extreme
western counties , where nn immediate gen
eral rain is needed to facilitate the growth
nno miiturine of potatoes , vegetables nnd
late corn. Considering tbo immediate gen
eral need of growlng'crops the weather is
much too hot and dry , corn being about the
only thine benefited by the intense heat and
the late plants need rain badly.
Hot anil Dry \Vcutlior In Xcbrnnkn.
CKETE , Nob. , July ! 2(5. ( [ Special to Tun
Den. ] Weather-crop bulletin No. 10 , of the
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
YanlUa Of perfect purity.
Lemon Of great strength.
Orange *
Almond Economy In tholr use
Rosoetc.
FJavor
nnd doliclously as the fresh fruit.
QUAIL BRAND
HEALTH FOODS
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequalled in Flavor.
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only In 21 pound packages.
Velvet Meal , .
For mil 111 113 and go ins.
SolJ by all Flrst-Cl.tsB ( iriicor. < .
THE SHUlli'EST L1XB TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee ]
& St. Paul R'y , as representee
on this map.
Electric'Lighted , Steam Heated -
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:30 : a. m.
City Ticket Ohce ( : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A , NASH , Gen'l Agent ,
Nobnukn weather service IssuoJ from the
central oINco nt Uo well observatory , Uoino
uolloRO , Crete , for tbo week ondlng Tuesday ,
July SO , Rtiys :
"Tho pn < t woolc biw boon oxcos lvoly hot
nnd crops have bcou Ronornliy Injtiroil by tlio
hot. dry wcatbor.
'Tho temperature hns boon nbovd tbo nor
mal in nit narts ot tbo stato. varying from
four ( loqroe * In thn woUorn to eight in the
Boutborn and ton in the northern part of the
stato.
"Tbo rainfall the past week bos boon Ron-
ornlly light nnd bolo\v the normal In nil soo-
lions except in the southwcii part ot the
state where ever two Inches toll In Hitch-
cook county And nn Ineli nntt n half In Uarlan
nnd Untidy counties. A Kood rain ol n halt
Inuli or raoro was reported frolnVhoolor ,
Uarflnid. M"'H ' Qn , Cumin ? , Doiiglns , Jpftor-
BOH and Furnns counties , cUotVhord but light
nhowors nro reported.
"Corn hns grown remarkably ' .veil the past
week where there was n good rainfall , but
olsowboro konorAlly It has suite roil silently
for laoic of rain nnd in many Instances bus
rolled bnelly. Corn Is commoncluu' to tassel
ROnerally throughout the state and n contin
uation of the dry woatbor will materially In
jure the corn crop , nlthougu It has not at
present boon injured seriously. "
Itutlnonii llrlcfn.
S. D. Persons , proprietor of n general store
ot Marquctto , is closing out.
W. S. Martin , running n moat market at
Stocklmm , will bo succeeded by N. Wild.
At titnnton , Tumor & ITuchs , bnrdwnro ,
tinvo boon succeeded by Pucbs & Kronr.cln.
Isnao Uohaan , gor.oral store , nnd 11. Vis &
Co. , drugs , at Harrison , S. O. , nro burned
out.
out.T.
T. T. Armstrong , n Kearney dry goods
merchant , has given a cbattlo niortKnito ot
$1,800.
Carrollton , Mo. , Uns had a flro that damaged
fifteen business firms &omoot llio in bolnc on-
.Iroly burned out.
Bartz & Wllbclmy , boot and shoo aonlort
at ICearnoy , buvo dissolved , H. A. Wllnolmy
continuing the business.
Lnscli Bros. , wholesale fruit dealers und
confectioners ot Lincoln have Incorporated ,
clnlniliiR a paid up capital of )0OOU. )
J. W. Mockott of tbo Hall Rnnfro and Furnace -
naco company of Lincoln has npullod
for the appointment ot a rocolvor for that
company. Uo claims Irnud and mUmanngo-
nont on tbo part of tbo Hall brothers. Ho
secured a temporary Injunction , nnd n hoar-
ng will bo bed on Saturday. Pending the
boarini ; thu factory Is closed. Tbe hope Is
expressed In Lincoln that some arrangement
may bo bad whereby tno Hnll brothers can
continue tbo business. The Hall Kaniro nnd
Turnaco company was unioni : the exhibitors
nt the recent manufacturers' exposition , nnd
, hey secured ijulto n ulco business In Omaha.
When you go to Denver stop at the Ameri
can house. Hates $ ) .5U to $3.50. Komodolod
lirougbout.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste , and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup" Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever proi
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
manycxccllentqualitiescommendit
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO , ,
SAN FHANOISOO , OAT , .
IOTJISVILLE. KY. NEW VOUK. N. 2.
The Original arm Benuine
Imparta tlio oipst delicious taeto anil t
EXTHACT KOUI'M ,
oroLETTEHfrom
GKAV1U8 ,
TLEMAN at Mad.
nato hU brother F1HII ,
nt WOMCESTEH.
Hay. 18B1. HOT A : COLD
"Tell
LEA h FEI1KIK8' ill EATS ,
tlint thetr eauco IB
lilirlily ontcomed la GAHIE ,
India , anil Is in my
opinion , tbo most WKI.SII-
palatable , as well
oa the incmt wlaolo- RAItKHITS ,
notne Kauco that In
jnajo. " dee.
Beware of Imitations ;
" mill . ii n . . il
eee that you got Lea & Perrins' '
Blflmatiiro on every bott'.oof Orliflnnl ti Oflmlne.
JOUN DUNCAN'S
Unlike tlie Dutch Process
No Alkalies
Oil
Other Chemicals
are used In tlio
preparation of
W. BAKER & CO.'S
, BreaMastCocoa
it'Iilrlt It alualtitcty
jiu re anil soluble.
Itliaamoro thnn three tlmea
thattrcnytli , ot Cocoa mixed
witli Hturcli , Arrowroot or
sa8tiKiirtflnd ' Is lar moro cco-
n3ilu ! ( cuitlmj leu tlitin one cent it cup.
It Is delicious , nourishing , and
Sold cterjrnliere.
W. BAKER & CO. , Doroliestor , Mass.
To Oiil-oMloor 1'iillK
Recreative
Information
"i'ls not thu lira that makes the 1)1-
oyulo , nor the widdlo , nor tlio sto ol ,
nor the apokos. nor the boiiriiipH ,
ncr nny other ono rotjulslta 't is llio
whole Columbia * are balanuu (1 on
the uquliioUo of suucossful nicety ,
All about Coluuiblai , Illuitratuil , and book
uuout C'ulumlilix free oil nppll cntlou. of
mi/Culuuibliiatfuut , or tent lit mull Uund
two twu-cuiit > tani | . I'opt * Mftf. Cuui | > aiiy ,
Colululi ni AV. . 1'otton. '
Ayes s Pills
Are bolter known nnil more general.
ly used than nny other cathartic.
Sugar-coated , purely vegetable , nnil
free from mercury or any oilier Inju
rious drug , this Is the ideal family
medicine. Though prompt and ener
getic in tlielr action , llio use of thcso
pills is attended \vilh only the best
results. Their effect is to strengthen
mul regulate the organic functions ,
being especially beneficial in the
various derangements of the stomach
ach , liver , and bowels.
; Ayer's Pills
arc recommended by all tlio leading
physicians and druggists , as the
most prompt und cITcctlvo remedy
for biliousness , nausea , costtvoness ,
indigestion , sluggishness of the
liver , jaundice , drowsiness , pain in
the side , and siuk headache ; also ,
to relieve colds , fevers , neuralgia ,
and rheumatism. They .nro taken
with great bcnelU in chills and the
diseases peculiar to tlio South. For
travelers , whether by land or sea ,
arc the best , and should never bo
omitted in the outfit. To preserve
their medicinal integrity In all cli
mates , they arc put up in bottles as
well as boxes.
"I have used Aycr's Pills in my
family for several years , and always
found them to bo a mild -and excel
lent purgative , having n good effect
on the liver. It is the best pill used. "
Prank Splllman , Sulphur , Ky.
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Aycr & Co. , Lowell , Muss.
Sold by Druggists Krciy where.
Every Dose Effective
A it ! :
KVKUSriUXti
ro YOU.
Call on us AT ONRH nml Imvo thnm cxnni-
Incil ( KHKK OK'IIAIlll'liy ( ) our Optician , ami ,
If npiH' nrjr.tltti'il nltlin palrof our I'KHKKt'-
TIt'N KVIHll Ah < iSor : Sl'KCT Ijl.'S. Wo lit
SCIHSTU'lCAMiYumliirlnil lonim lo correct
nil tlio vnrlotiH ilofoct * of vIMnn. moll nn
HYI'KIIMIJTHOI'IA ( tur BlKht ) , JIYOl'lA ( nmir
flulit ) , I'lll.SllVOI'lAlolit BlKliM.AHThiMATlHM
( Irrcuulnr ulitht ) , ASTHIi.NOI'IA ( oak nluhtl
DIl'l-OIMA ( rtouplo Plulit ) , ANISOMKTUOPIA
( iinoqiml fUlil ) , STHAMISMUa ( oqulut or cross
eye ) , etc , etc.
SOLID GOLD SPECTACLES or
EYEGLASSES from S3 Upwards.
FINE STEEL SPECTACLES 'OP
EYEGLASSES from $1 Upward.
COLORED GLASSES for Shndlntr
tlio Eyes from 50c Up.
MAX MEYER & BRO , GO ,
Practical Opticians.
and 16111 Sis. , OMAHA.
Established 1866.
Elastic Stockings
roit
Weak Limbs
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformit
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
THE
1)1 )
COMPANY.
114 S. Ibtli St. , Next to Post Oltlca
Dr. Bailey ,
The Leading
Dentist
'Ihlrd Kloor. I'.ixton IllooU.
Telephone * 1085. IGlh ami Fanium SU.
A full ct of tci'tli oil rubliur lor ? . " > . I'm feet set
Tct'tli wltliout pliitcH or roiniivnlilo brlilKU > ruri
Jiiat tliu tlilnw for shiKors or ptibllu MICHHITS , nuvol
ilrop down.
TKKTH KXTUAOTKI ) WITHOUT PAIN
All flllltii ; ut ro.ibnn'ilJlo r.utcs. All work
wainintoJ. Cut tills out fur ukulele.
Or tlio Ijltiiior Ilnlilt I'onldvfl.r Cured
by ailiiliil trrliiir Dr. llalucn'
It aim bo dlvcn ID n cup 01 collie or tea , or In food ,
without tboknowledgool Iho patient. Ill * absolutely
harmless , nnd vrlll eirect a permanent and erectly
ourc. whether the patient In a motoraio drinker ur
en nlcohollo wreok. Itbna boon clvcn In tliouiandi
of oaecr.nnd In every Instance a perfcot cure hasfol.
lowed. It iipvor Pull" . Ttie6yBtrm once Impregnated
trltb the Cpcciflt1. Jt bccomm an utter Inipoaaiblllty
for the liquor anpellto to oxlit.
UOI.IIKN M'CriKIU CO. . 1'rop'rs , rinrlnnntl , O.
< ts-paeo book or oartlculara free. ? 'o ba had of
mii.iuU lou'-ln : Sis. . 18th nnd
Whoiusnlu. Itluko. llruoo fi Co ,
and Klcliirnsoii ; Drue Co.tmilm ) : , Noli.
DR. J. B.
THE SPECIALIST.
in tliotriiiUinoiitut ' forms nl
K DISBASEB , imi iiif 'iiuTr
unrt ilcilillltlertdf yoiitli mill niuiiliooil. ITyoitr * '
oxiorlcii'o. ; Ill * roiiiurcui unit f.u-llltloi nra
liructloiilly iiiillmllud. Tlio Doctor N roroin-
niuiHluil by llio proii. nnd omlorsoil In tlio
strongest toriiis ly tlui la-iiplo for fulr tr rit-
inunt iiiiu liniiutt iiriifogiioiiiit uilvluo. Tlio
ntoit iiuwL'ifiil roinutlloi known to iiindorii
; c unco for thu miocca4ful truatinont of tbo
.
followliiL'tl.Hoa t > i !
UONOnnilOblA IninioUli-.tu rolluf , A com.
iilulocMirn wlihuut thu | osi of un liour'/j | : ,
from luiHlni'iiu ' ,
OIiKBr Uuuot tlio most , ooiniiluto an I BUO.
ccssf til irimlmonta for Kluot nnil ml annoy n >
( liHohuru'nyol. known l ( Uiu ino.lloal iirofm.
Hlon. Tliu iiiviiltiiuru truly wantlurfnl ,
faTllIOTUKK ( Jioilunt known ruinoly f'ir '
the lru.itmunt.of slrlutiiru , without lulu , uut-
jlnir. or il liitln r , A niontriiiiinrk ililii ru null v.
SYI'HII/lH-No treiitinoia for tliln torrl ill
Mood ( llBtiiisu lias nvur huun inoru U"ouHHful.
nor Imd HtrniiKorocKlorjoinoiilj In llio I slit
of niuUiirn nulunuo tin * d.soiid . U pinitlvuly
cur.ilj.ound ovury truno of thu poison ontlrjly
ruinovinl from tlio blool ,
LOST MANHOOD , mill nmhltlon , nurvoiH-
nui8 , tliuliliiy , ilunponilunuy 11 nil nil wo.iUiio.-u
nnd ( lUorJiiru oC youth or nianliouJ , Itullof
nntiilnt'd ut oncu.
UICIN DISCABUS , und nil dlsuitsoi of the
ktomufii. lilood. liver. Id uioyi * unit OU'ldur '
iiru iroiituil MII uuu > fully with llio u-roatji
Iduitvn roiiuidluj for the ilnutiii.
Wrlto forolrquUrj nnd ir.iuulonllit , frJi
J-ut'niim ttx. itnutlut .Va >