THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; .SATURDAY. JULY 30 , 1892 ;
CANNING FACTOItt BURNED
Explosion of 0. eollne Oausos the Destruc
tion of a Fremont Plant ,
SLASHED BY AN OMAHA CITIZEN
W II. lltxfortl Uses n Two KJccil Lnnco
on .lurk Cranny's Tliront I2 l Hughes
.Sconrcn II In Liberty No.
braska News Notes.
FIIUMOST , Nub. , July 29. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tun 13nn. | The Fremont canning
factory wo * burned this afternoon ootwoou
8 and 4 o'clock. The lire originated by an
z plosion of gaiolluo xvblcb was being used
by the Clarendon Uros. for soldering caus.
The explosion was followed by the rapid
proad ot lira whlnh communicated tbo
flames to a largo urou of the Interior of the
building. A atream of water was Immedi
ately turned on from u hose kept for tbo pur
pose , but It was of no avail. The mam
building und onglno liouso wcro consumed
but the machinery was not rendered en
tirely uselccs.
Tbu luclory belongs to the nssuti of the de
funct Nebraska Mortgage and investment
compaiiy und was probablv worth tll.OOO. It
was leased by Clarendon & faons , who were
propuiiiiif for the year's work. The loss by
lHo lessees will bo uoout TuO , with no insur-
nco. The loss on the plant will bo oullru ,
Rs thcro wus uo Insuranco.
WILL KX'lliNII Till : , SYt > Ti.M. :
Lincoln' ) * ICIcctrlo Knllwny to Itu li'nprovoil
in Aliiny ItmpccK.
LINCOLN , Nob. , July IK ) . LSpoolal to Tnn
Dr.i : . ] The syndlcato which two weeks ngo
purchased tbo Lincoln City Eloctrio railway
will comtnouca oxlonsivo Improvomoata at
onco. The line has Dover paid cxnenscs for
tbo reason that It lacked facilities for Imiidl-
IiiK' passoagors and was limited m tbo scope
of its territory. The now owners will not
oulv ro-oqul the entire line with the latest
anil Improved rolling stock , but the line will
booxtonrlod In several directions. Ono ex
tension will run u.nt ott Unudolph street
while anolhor will run west , to the now Nor
mal collcgu coar the state Inianu asylum.
Two moro Important extensions will Do
added , ono to run louth to the town of Uon-
Holt aud tbo other north to the village of
Kaymoncl. The latter lines will como into
direct competition wltb tbo ropular railroad
lines und an effort will bo made to divert the
trafllco of tbo farmers alotip the lines. Facil
ities will bo furnished tbo fanners and mar-
Jint pardoners In brinK'lnc their produce to
market. Nearly $100,000 will bo Invested In
the enterprise.
Crushed by a rllo Driver.
Fred Lavrons , an oirjrlneor In cbargo of the
pllo driver working on the Fremont , Elk-
liorn & Missouri Valley railroad , hau his urm
criubud iiiid torn from hU body at Z o'clock
this afternoon. The machine is at work at
Davny , u small station on the line twelve
mlles north of the city. The construction
train was standing on the siding wailing fern
n passenger train * to pass , when Lavrous sat
down in thi ) sbado to whllo away tbo time
and fell asleep with ono arm across tbo rail.
When the car upon which the pllo driver
Btandt wus inovod back to the main track
the wheel passed over his arm , severing It
completely several inches above the elbow.
Tbo injured man was brought to Lincoln and
placed in the hospital , wtioro ho Is receiving
the best of attention. Ho U an unmarrlod
man aud bis homo is at Missouri Valloy.
hiiuH the City fur DaiiuiKOi.
M. L. Trcstor , a prominent citizen and
bustnois man of this city , has sued the city
of Lincoln for damages In tbo amount of
$1,050. Mr. Trobtor Is , or rather was , last
sprii'p ' , the proprietor of a small store on
North Twenty-seventh street. Early ono
morning in May Im place of buslnots caught
llro , and owing to tbo fact that tbo lira alarm
system failed to work properly tbo building
mid contents wore burned before the lire de
partment arrived on the sceuo. Ilu asked
the city council to reimburse bun for bis
loss , but thai body could not sco the matter
in tliut light. Ho therefore commence * suit
in tbo district court for the above amount.
Lincoln in Ilrluf.
Ono of Bohanan's llvory horses ran away
this fornnoon and broke its neck at Ninth
and M streets.
The sanitary trustees of the city nro in
Bosslun this afternoon for the purpose of
levying n tax on tbo property of the sanitary
district to bugin tbo work of straightening
bait creel : .
Will Murray , a 14-year-old boy living at
Eighth and U .streets , was badly cut with a
razor in the hands ot a boy of tbo sumo afro.
Tbo two boys were engaged in a light.
A Tbo grading for the now olcctrlu line to
Burlington beach has been finished and tbo
iron is being laid at a rapid rate. The line
will bo ruady for operation next week.
Ambrose Eddy baj sued the city for $2,500
damage ; ! occasioned by the change of the
pradeuf the street in front of his residence
property.
ti. H. Martin commenced suit against tbo
Union Pacilla todav for $5,000 damage * for
the death of his lather , who was killed at
West Lincoln several mouths ago.
Nut Sillllclcnt ICvlclonce.
HASTINGS , Nob. , July 2' ) . [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BiiB.J Ed Hughes , the man
Who was charged byMrs. . Grace Pouhington
With obtaining ? i25 under falsa pretenses -
tenses given - bearing
, was n prollmluai-y
ing lieforo County Juugo Burton today.
Hughes was arrested in Lincoln at tbo in-
Btnnco of Mrs. I'unnlngton , who claimed that
upon rcprnsontnllonB made to lior by
Ilugbes that bo owned certain property xho
Had loaned the amount In ( | ucstlou to' him
Tbo dufontiant claimed that the amount was
R simpli ) loan und acknowledged his In
debtedness. At the conclusion of the testi
mony Judge Burton released tbo prisoner , as
there was not sufllclont evidence to hold
blm. It was said that Hughes would
thorlly be roiirrosted upon tbo name- charge
md thai additional evidence would bo ad
duced.
_
UHIMI Tivo-Kilioil I.iinco ,
FitRMOST. Nob. , July 2t. ! [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tun DIE. ] About 1 o'clock tbis
morning \V. El. Ucxford and Jack Cranny
bad an altercation on lower Main street.
During the melee Cranny , received a slight
cut on the throat , and upon nearctiliig the
ildcwallt afterward , u sharp two-edged lance
was found. It is supposed to bo tbo instru
ment which Hex fora had in bis band when
be reached for Cranny's throat. Kox-
tord wns arrested on the aluirgo
of assaulting Cranny with intent to
kill , stab and wound him. ftls preliminary
bearing win set for -I o'clock this afternoon ,
When the examination was continued to
Augiui4. Hall was tlxod at fl.OJJ , and
Hex ford wont to ] all in default. Thu nrltoncr
Is a voturiuiiry burgeon and lives lu Omaha.
Arranged fur u DUtrlot I'ulr.
Wium , Neb , , July iiD. [ Special to TUB
BBB.I There has boon organized hero , by
Pbulpi , Kearney , Harlan and Franklin
counties u district fair usioolailon with a
capital of f 10,000. ilitlr of this amount will
bo paid by August 1. Tbo organization has
purchased land u half inllo from town , and
will have the latest Iflto-nt.apou ratio track
and will bu rrady for fair this fall.
Yesterday the State bank of this place
sold UH bunking house ana plant aud will dlt-
coutlnuo business within the next thirty
days. The Dank ofS llcox is the purchaser.
Citmu .In it in Time.
IluuiioLDT , Nob. , July 29. [ Special to Tim
JKK. | A much needed rain visited tills sec
tion yesterday , which insurai u fair corn
V- crop. Tbo tbermnmntor roglitors IX)3. ) wbllo
it lib * uvuracud lot3 all the wook.
WM.COX. Nob. , July SO. ( Hpoclal to TUB
HKK.J Wednesday night thin and adjoining
counties were vlvltod by the heaviest rum of
tbo season. Two and ono-balt inches of
water fell. Farmers are Jubilant ,
Secured u Now rro
UIUNU J LANir , Nob. , July 20 , [ Special to
Tim llBB.-l'rof. | A. M. Wilion , A. M. , I'd.
D. , of tbu Nortluvastern unlvorslty of Ton-
H04JCO has boon olootod president of the
Urand Island Uuptltt college. Prof. Wilson
Is a praauato of Donnlson collcfro , Uranvillo ,
O. Ho has taken a poit ( trndunto course in
Yale and has boon teaching for throe years.
Uo was hlahly recommended for tbo position
by Dr. Hooper of tbo Chicago university.
Long I'lnn'n Clnuitnuu.ua.
Lese PINE , Nob. , July aO.-lSpoelal Telegram -
gram to TUB BEE.J This Das boon a very
cool day at Cbaataun.ua and tonleht campers
are skirmishing for extra blankets. The
lectures today wcro well nttonuo.l. J.
C. Ambrose of Chicago gnvo to
night his lecture , "Tho Uurasot.1 '
and presented the subject In a highly
Interesting form. Ho has became very pop
ular with tbo audloncos nod is sure to draw n
crowd whenever announced. Colonel Alex
Hogcland U on the grounds and will deliver
his lecture , "Ton Years' Work Among News
boys. " Sunday afternoon. Great prepara
tions are bo 1 tip made tor the closing day next
Monday. In tbo evening a concert will bo
given after which a grand display of
fireworks will toke placo. Mrs. Kolthloy ,
the musical director , Is very successful with
her work. Sbo possesses n vary line voice.
Audlor.cos are favnrod nn.irly every day
with ono or moro of bcr solos. As the a -
sembly draws toward its close the interest
does not subside In tbo laaat , tbo attendance-
IncT.-'noIng steadily , and It is bollovod that
next Sunday will witness the largest crowd
of the session if it is a pleasant day.
Illllud on the Itock Inland.
LINCOLN. Neb , . July 'JO. ( Special Tele
gram to TUB DKB.J Coroner Crlm received
n telegram tonight saying that a man named
John Kcsling bad boon killed on the Hook
Island railroad In the eastern part of this
county. The man was caught between n
Hat car and n sand trap. Hu was u German
and hat no relatives In this country. lu the
absence of the coroner , SburllT McClay wont
to the scene ot the accident.
Urutim'x Miirlumimi ,
GIICTXA , Nob. , July ! i < J. [ Special to TUB
Bui : . ] The first annual shooting tourna
ment under the auspices of tbo Urotna Gun
club will bo hold hero August 4 , for which
programs are out and line spenlal prizes are
bung up In addition to the regular purses In
oacb event. 'Nino events nro booked for the
day , including live birds 'aud targets , single
and doubles.
Now Church.
FAiiintmr , Nob. , July ! 29. ( Special to THIS
Bun. | The contract for the erection of IUIHW
brick church building has been lot by the
IJaptlsts to R. 1C. Allen & Son for $3,000.
The building will bo located on their lots at
thn corner of Sixth and F streets , and will
bo llttod with steam boat and electric lights.
htntn Nor mill buliuol Clmugns.
Pniiu , Nob. , July 29. ( Special Telegram to
Tun Bcc.j Prof. Taylor , teacher of botany
any , ecology and zoology in the Nebraska
state normal school , has Imndod In tils res
ignation. Prof. Henry 1) . Duncanson of
Lincoln nas been chosen his successor.
Two Hoys Orownml.
Bi.uii , Nob. , July 29. | Sneclal to THE
Two sons of William Howe , living
ton miles north , wore drowned yesterday at
Denner's lake wbllo llshlng. Their boat was
capsized. _
T11KMIJ LIONS LOOSE.
I.llto Unnlol , of liibllcul J'uiiin , Some Chicago
cage Itt > i > rti > i-i4 Defy tin ) l.lnim.
At tbo conclusion of ono of Barnum &
Ualloy's matinooi In Chicago last month Mr.
Goorno Conldln Invited a few representatives
oftho press into the main tent , whcro , bo
said , a private performance was to bo given.
Ho Insisted on placing thoroportors In a ring
by themselves. Wbllo tholr attention was
oeing dlstraotod by a sham scuflllo in
the other end of the tant Mr. Conk-
lin , wltb malice aforethought and blood
in his eye , lot tbreo wild un-
muzzled African lions loose upon tliom. The
nross did not got rattled , however , but
simply picked the kings of the lunglo up by
the back of their very loose necKs , prioa
their mouths open to HOC their toatb , nnd
llnally walked out of tbo ring whllo tbo
lions calmly lay down In the sawdust and
looked at ono another with expressions which
Boomed to say : " \Vo cannot harm the good. "
The three lions , by tbo way , were Just 4
months old and their foot touched Mother
Earth for the lint time , and tbo oxtraordln-
ary nerve that wns ivqulrod to beard the Ho"
in'hls sawdust lair was born of thn fact tha
the shaggy beasts had not yet cut their oyo-
tooth. Tbis is only ono of tlio attractions of
the great show , lor in every department
there Is moro novelty and now features than
any other show coming hero contains.
If. the reader will stop and think
that , it requires a princely for
tune to equip a show like Barnum & Halloy's '
und then go to any mercantile agency , ho
will Hud that no ether showmen in America
liavo tbo money to put out n show of ha'.f its
size. This being so , how can they bavo an
exhibition to compare with Barnum &
Bailey's ( Again , there is only ono man
capable of putting on a spectacle like
"Columbus" and bo is Jmro Klralfy , now
under contract to the Barnum & Bailey
show. If anyone will tai < o tbo trouble to
measure the main tent of any ether show
coming bore bo will discover that it is not
largo enough to contain Ihrco circus rings ,
two stages and a hippodrome track. Tbe alleged -
logod quarter-mile track will dwindle to ono-
sixteenth , Just one ouny little platform will
bo found in u clicus ring , tbo center poles no
hlqhor than a Salvation army tent , the uana
scarcely up to the lattor's twelve tiers of
seats , as against Barnum & Bnllov's thlrtv-
six. and so on all tbo way through. Tin reality
blushes before tbo advertisements and the
facts seem to say , "how stupid to oomparo
this crojs-roador to Barnum & Bnilay's ,
which comes September 14 , for wo are good
enough In our way und can bold a fair com
parison wltb Lemon Bros , but no amount of
deception can tnnko the publia believe that a
humpty-dumpty 'town hall' show can equal
n Henry Irving production. "
DoWltt's Sarsiip.irllm cleanses tbo blood ,
increases thoappotito and tonns up the sys
tem. It has bdnolltlod many people who
have suffered from blood dUorUers. It will
bclpyou.
l.iconnc .
Tbo following marriaeo licenses were is
sued by Judge Ellor yesterday :
Numu nnd uUUrosH. Ajo. (
j Oust Johnson , Omaha. . . . . i'ii
I Selma Hwiinson , Essex , In . ' . ' 1
I H. U. Ooan , Mount Kphrian. 0 . 21
I Anna K. TlioiiijHon , Omaha . 17
I Krocl Moldonhaiior , I'laUsmouth . . . . . 33
I Mrs. E. I'orrnhf , I'latUmuuth . 43
I Iticlmrd. 0. Williams. Council muffs . 35
1 1'orsonnlaii A. C. liorton , Omaha . Ui
DoWltt'sSardaparlUacloansai tbo blood.
ItUltdlllK 1'lTlllltS.
The following purmiU were issuod.by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
lliuibcom .I'ark Motliojlst Eplsconal
church , two-story fr.ime and brluk
churcli. Twunty-nlntli and Wuolwurth
uvonuu . $ lr ,000
August I'uterson , ono-atory frumo
Kruunhousu , : &U Sjuth Klfteuntli
Hlreut . I.OCO
Hl.\ minor purmlta . l'J > > )
Total
Disoaio never successfully attacks tbo sys
oui wltb pare blojJ. UjvVul'a Sirup irllU
tmalces pure , now blood and onrlobuv bloail
r an iimu : Oniiip.niy.
Ill the county court Charles Smith has
brought suit against thu United States Ex
press company for750. tbo prlco of u magio
luutoru , Tbo plaintiff avers that in Juno 18
he consigned the lantern to tlio euro of the
defendant at Its ofllco at AlcbUon , Kan. , to
bo uont to Omaha , but instead ol taking cam
of the property und ilullvoiliig it the defend
ant allowed tno lantern to bo lost In transit.
DON'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
Money Abundant and Ohe.ip and Collec
tions Generally Good.
BUSINESS IS IMPROVING EVERYWHERE
Uintltylng mill IiUilrliiK | llopnrH Trout
KvorjIlinliirsi Center Omnlm > Trnelo
CoiitliiunVKxcollont The Weekly
Clearing Home Statements.
Nr.w Yonif , July 29 , H. O. Dun & Co.'s
review of trade says : Tlio weather has boon
extremely favorable lor tbo pro win ? crops ,
excepting in 11mHod districts , wtioro dnnmyo
bus boon ciouo by violent storms , and the
crop outlook is on the wbolo decidedly Im
proving ,
Manor has boon abundant and oboap and
collections generally iood ; for tbo season ,
and tboro are no signs of threatened dis
turbances.
Finished products at Iron and atoel nro
stronger and W to f3 par ton ulphor , but
Rrcater domornllzatlon Is expected in high
Irons unless tnoro of tbo consuming works
start speedily. Bar itnd shoot Iron are very
uctlvo aud manufacturers ot pinto and
truotur.il Iron bavo more order * than they
can well hnndlo , but no Imptovomont Is scon
in nil la.
In w.oolons there Is n bettor demand and
moro nativity Is seen in purchases of wool ,
while the cotton mills continue to do well.
Hoot and shoo shops are running full of
business and shipments oxcooa last year's
every wool : .
Kcpnrtv from Oil lug.
Business at IJo.Ucm Is active. The demand
for i'jiithcr Is steady , manufacturers buying
frculy. Wool Is linn and active , aud tboro is
n prosooot of liottur prices.
At Philadelphia inanufacturoa iron im
proves , realizing coal business is very uutlvo ,
wool is llrm with increasing demand and dry
goods arc activo.
-AtUultlmoro hot wcathor retards much
trado.
At Pittsbui'R Droducts of iron and stool
prow strainer and window class is fairly
aollvo , but coal dull.
Dry poods bavo improved at Cincinnati ,
the crops look better than a year ago.
At Cleveland trade is active and the wbolo
production of manufactured iron is quickly
absorbed.
Trade is quiet nt Detroit.
Trade aud collections are bolter than n
year ago at Chicago , oven retail increasing
in spite of hot wuatbor. Receipts of wheat ,
corn and cnoojo foil u tblrd and of rvo and
d.-cssod beef a halt below last year's ; but
some Increase is soon In wool , butter and
hngs , a gain of n quarter in Hour , a third in
cured moats , while receipts of outs mid lard
are double und of barley ol ht times last
year's.
Business is moro prosperous in Milwaukee ,
and up to the tworcjja in St. Paul with ox-
ceptioual crop prospects , but Minneapolis
reports Injury by storm.
in Omnna trade is notivo.
Trade Is fairly active in Kansas City.
Llttl ? Improvement appears at Memphis or
Little Hock und trade is dull In wow Or-
luuns , though prospoots are brighter tbore
and nt Savannah.
AlrucUul by the Hatch Hill.
Speculation has been curiously affected by
the proipocts that the Hatch anti-option bill
will fall , and whllo cotton has advanced tfo
with enormous sales of 770,000 bales , lard
und coffpo are higher ana corn is J o hlehar
for early delivery , the supply being scarce.
Wheat has fallen 3 o , with sales of only
15,000,000 bushels , and oats } o.
Was torn receipts of wheat nro boavy.
Itocelpts of cotton are light and exports
slightly raoro than lost year , bat sales of
phantom blocks exceed sales of tangible and
visible cotton about 5'J to 1.
The syndicate is sold to have sold out all
Its old copnor , and the price Is strong at from
ll c to 120 , but load Is weak with some solas
nt-lo , und tin quotations atS'JO.43.
Money has boon oxtromoi easy nt 1J per
cent und from nearly nil parts como reports
that the markets are well supplied. The
treasury is gradually stronelhomng ilself , ns
s needful and comparatively e-isy at this
season , uut when iho fall demand lor monov
comes the markets rnav speedily bo affected
unless gold comes buck from abroad in
large amounts , American buyers of stocks
nro encouraged by Improved crop prospects.
Ttio Business failures occurring throughout
the country during the last seven days num
ber nlnoty-tbroo , as compared with 107 last
wook. Compared with the corresponding
week of last year , the ilgurcs were 217.
CLU.utiNu HOUSI ; STATK.HKXTS.
Omnlia Continue * to hlioiv it rerccntiiRO of
Gain IlepnrU from Otlinr Cltloi.
NEW YOKK , July 29. Tno following table ,
compiled by Bradstroot's , gives the bank
clearings for the week ending July 23 , 1893 ,
with percentage of increase or decrease , as
compared with the corresponding wools in
1891.
Doiiilnloii of Uaniiilii ,
Mzntroal. . .
Hullfux , . . .
Toronto , . , , 7.8
Hnuilllun. ,
Total . .
.S'ullitcluiluil In lu lull ,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
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OTHKIIS of Scrmujous Diseases ,
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AVER'S
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don't be induced to purchase any of
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Cures others , will cure you
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Mtublo C'nHCt with Kpcclflcs , Manual , _
Veterinary Cure Oil and Mod lea tor , 37.00
Jnr Vcturluary t'urcOH , - - 1.00
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Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
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. t4l.f 11 * 113 UUUan8Lt < iT York.
THE SHORfEST LINE TO CHICAGO
s via the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul R'y , as represented
onthis map.
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:30 : a. m.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NA3ir..Gen'l Agent.
Tooth jFoocL
This medicine for brtbics prevents and
cures pains of teething and resulting
diseases , not by putting children to sleep
with an opiate , for it .contains no harmful
drugs , but by supplying the teeth-forming
ingredients which arei lacking in most
mothers' milk and all artificial foods.
It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 a
bottle , at all druggists. ' r Send for pam
phlet , "Teething Made Easy. "
THE REYNOLDS ; MFG. co. .
CINCINNATI , O.
, 'D ? . Bailey , Sr
The Loading
Dentist "
Third I'loor. P.ixton Uloolt.
I'clophono 1085. Kltli and Farnam Sts.
A full nut of ti'ctli on rubber tor 15. Perfect > et
1'eflh without iilatui ur Mtuovnbto brlilno work
| u t thu tlilnu fur ulngura or public jionkuro , never
Urup dotrn ,
TKKTH EXTRAOTEI ) WITHOUT PAIN
All lining ut roauoiinblu rntcvi. All work
wairuntou. Out thlsoiil for uuuute.
NK ' _
IHth lOilliiuii l > o tpuld lorl'S
THE HUMAN HAIR ,
Why It Kulls Oir , Turns Oroy , anil the lomudy
Ily I'rot. 1IAHLKV I'AHKKH , V , U. A. 8.
1) . A. I.UNU A ; O . .
1013 Arch Streut. I'hllnilelphla. Pit.
uuuDliuulUruaaililillUlu buuk. Attivnwuui.
JUST THIS WEEK.
Next Saturday Night at 10 O'clock The
Bellman Administrator's Sale Closes.
No matter how many teoods are left
it closes sure , as the good will , lease ,
fixtures and whatever is left of the
stock is then transferred to the
Columbia Clothing Company ,
who reopen Monday morning ,
August 1st , with a brand new
line of every kind of
CLOTHING
For Men and Boys.
In the meantime this week
only , the same outrageously
low prices will prevail. You
will be sure to find something
you want and prices will in
duce you to buy. .
WINDING UP IIELLMAN'S LSTAT12.
He 11 man's
Administrator's Closing Sale ,
Corner 13th and Farnam Streets.
AM U SEM mN'T 3
ALMOST HERE.
Monday is Circus Day
'o ' n
REAL ROMAN HIPPODROME.
3-lUiiK Circus , Elevated SI ago , Mighty
, Millionaire Menagerie , Far-
Famed Horse Fair.
Largest Llvlnx Hippopotamus.
Sports of Ancient Homo.
Colossal lOU-Aot Arnnlu Display.
CHAKI'KS . 1'JSII. World's Greatest fomor-
suult Klilcr.
HEED SISTKI18. Kuropo'a Premier Eques
triennes ,
ItROTUEHS VEHNO.X , Ktnpoiorsof the Kly-
Iii4 Trapeze.
J.OOO OthiT Kuatu res 1.000.
Show Grounds-Oth nnd Paul streets.
Adults 50e. Children imilor I'-i years ! i5c.
FARNAM STREET THEATER ,
< nlslits-4 Cummcnclntf Sunday iiiiitlnoo , Juljr 31at.
Come und laugh lit
LITTLE TIPPETT.
Harrison & Hull's comedians ,
WI3DNK. 5DAY MATIN13B.
Week
July 2 5
15TII AND CAl'ITOIi AV1CNU1C.
MJMJI MJMJi LULUI iai.ui
LULU1 TUB MAQNKTIU GIIIU I.UI.UI
VON YONHON , THAT Ilia B\VIHIU
THEATHIl , Iir.AC'K DIAMONDJ.
Jill' VAN WINKI.K.
SKATS 6 CUNTd.
BRICKLAYERS PICNIC.
Twelfth annual plcnlo of the Ilrklcluycra
union will bo hold
AT COFFMAN , NEB. ,
SUNDAY , JUI.V 3lat.
Train loaves Webster street dupotOUO& : , m
Itound trip tlcliot-s , SOc.
THE EXCURSION
OK T11K
Omaha Turn Vereiu
WIMy HE HELD
SUNDAY , July 31st ,
To the Great Hide Range at Hellenic.
Hounil trip Me : olillilrun > o. Tr.-tln louvos
nt UiW a. in. Tickets ut H. Kumlo'n , Kcl ,
Muuror's unil J. J , l''roiiliuuf's. '
Save Your Eyesight
Kyus tested free uy un KXI'KRT ol'l'IOIAN
Perfect adluutiiioiit. Superior lonsei. Norv-
ouBhouduulio cured by uslni ; our Hiiootuolcj
und KyojIiiHsoi Prlcoj low for llrjt clusi
xood& .
THE ALOE & PENFOLO CO ,
114 S. 15thSUCroli'hton Uloolc.
PAIL MAP
HEALTH FOODS
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequalled in Flavor.
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only in 2 } pound packages.
Velvet Meal ,
For uiulllns and genus.
Solil by nil Find-Class ( r. > cnr < .
ThoMolCIn
ley Republi
can O a m -
p u I g n Cap
for this cam-
imlxn. Tills
cut shows It
ns It Is , with
tin bund and
vlsor.Ainor- (
can tin nnd American olotli. ) sola to
clubs for 75o ouch , for nno or a thousand. Ily
dealing direct with the manuf.iuturor , the
wholosalor'8 und mtuHeir's urlcita iiroivolcluil.
All orders should lib iiudrL'ssud to tliu I'KO-
TECTION 'JA1' MANUKAOTl'UINO CO.M-
1'ANV. mil Orcon Ktruut , Nu\v York Olty , or
O. M. COrr , On.ahii , Nobrasku. Send In or-
ilors us u.irly us pnasljilii.
NEBRASKA
Nationa'l Bank.
U , S. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , WEB
Capital $400,000
Surplus $05,000
Officers and Director ! Henry W. Yntos , prculilont
IU U Cushion , Tlco nrojliloill , I ! . H. MnnrlooV. . V ,
Mono , Johnd , Collins J. N. II. Patrick , l.owli A.
Itoc'il Cneliler.
THE IRON BANK.
Healthful
Out Doors
if mon and woman of nil ages know
how easy It is to bicyolo how safe
hculthful joyful economical nil
the world would cycle As cycling
loads oxoruisos of all out-doors , 'so the
Columbia leads the cycles of the
world
Hook about Colnmtilim free at Col-
uinbln nxoncloi , ur sunt for two two-
rantBtniiips I'ojiu Mftf. Co. , a'l Col-
uniUiisAvc. , llontoii.
To tlienwnuraof nil lots , pirw of lots und
roulostutu ulonx.'lHli uveiiiio from Iju.avuii-
wortli Btrool ID south line of Kills I'luco :
Von uro liuruliy notllluil tiiut tlio uiidor-
nlKiiuU , tlirou UUInturualuJ froohotilnry of tlio
ultir uf Unuilia , hit vu biion duly appoint ml hy
the mayor , with tlio iipproviil of tlio city
counuilof uilil city , to iissuss thu Uumiuo to
tlioownuri roipiicilvoly of thu property uf-
foulua by uraillnzUitli itvonuu from loivou-
wortlistroot tOHOiith llnuof Kills I'liioo. do-
olureil uoueHinry by ordluunoo No. Ul39pmiud :
July 5 , IS'J. . npiirovod July U. IHJ. .
Von uru furlhor notliluil , that Imvlnx no-
ouptodHiilil iippolntiiiuuu undiliily iiuallllud
uu roiiilrcd | by IHW , wu will on thu I MI day of
Auii t , A. I ) , IB'JJ. nt the hour ot IDo'olook In
the forunooi ) , lit the olllou of John I' , I'luolc , nt
room MI , Ulmtnbur of Coni'iiuruu , within the
uornoruto llriiltKot Hiild city , moot for the
liurpoauof conalJorlii' < mid uuikliu tliu an-
Hossmuntof Uaimitfo to tl0 | OWIION rospoot *
jvoly of milij proporty. ulfoctod by mid urud-
iiK. titkltu Into consldurutljii upoclul bono-
lltH. K iiny. .
\ on nro notified to bo iiroiant nt the tlmo
uiid plitco nforuMiild , und inuUu liny objectlona
to orHlutomoiits ooiioornlnir 8ild iinsusai
of UHIIIUSOS us you iiiuy ronsldor iirnpur.
JOHN I' . Kl-AOK.
T. 11. MoOIII.UHJIl ,
, . . . . JOHN IJ. HKKVI5H.
Omaha , July 19,18) . ' .
. J. E. McGREW
THE SPECIALIST.
Isunsurpassml In tliotroatmontot all forinanl
KIVATK DISEASES , and all dlsor.lorl
und dobllltles of youth anil manhood. ITyoaiy
pxpcrlcnro. Ills resoureos nnd faollltloa ara
practloally unlimited.
The Doctor Is rooom-
niemlud by the pro s , and endorsed In tha
strongest terms by tin ) people for fair trnnt-
inent nnd hoi.ost profosiion-il ndvleo. Tha
most powerful remedies known to mndurn
BC pnuo for the suoeossful treatment of tbo
followlir. daia ; L'sr *
OONOBUHOfiA-Imineali'.to relief. A com-
p'.eto cure without the lo of un nnnr'a tlma
from liuslnuss.
QLEET One of the most complete anil sua-
cussful treatments for gloot and all nnnovlni
diseharjesyot known to the inuJloal prdfoi-
slan. The results are truly ' wonderful.
STJITCTUHK Uroitost'Unoivn remedy for
the tro itmcntof atrlctnro , without p.iln , out-
jliis. orrtilatlnr. A iiiiHtrumiirk'ibto routed v.
SYPHILIS No triMitiiiont for this torrlulo
too ! 1 dlsuaso has over been more sii'-cesiful ,
nor had stronger endorsements. In the light
of modern HI-JUIICO this illsuasu U positively
cur.ib'u and ovnry trauo of the poison entirely
lomovoil from the bloo I.
LOST IffiANaOOD , and nmliltlon. nervousness -
ness , tlmlility. dnsiunlouoy | ( and all woakneji
and iltsor.lum ot youth or manhood. Kollof
nhtalni-d at onco.
SKIN DISEASES , and all diseases of tha
vlomurn , blond , liver , kidneys and bladder
are treated successfully with tha greatai
known rnmodlos for the ilUoisii.
Write for olrcnl.irj and nuostlontUt , frJa.
1-itlt tnul 11 1IKI in tttx. tHnttlui , Vo't
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OF
AGES FOR CUANGIC OF GRADE.
To Ihu owners of nil lots and p iris of lots
and real ostalo aloi.i ; 40tb street from Hint U
California street.
Yon nro heieliy notified that the under.
Blcnod , three disinterested freeholders of Ilu
cltof Omaha , have been duly appointed bj
tlio iniiyor , with the approval of the olty
connall of salil city , loasiuss the damaitu to
tbe owners respoetlvoly of tliu projiorty nf-
fectud by ohaiulns ; the t radii of s.ild streut ,
( loolnred nocntmrv byoidlnnnuu number IHd.
jiussoil July 'JlHt. 18'K. ' . approved July iJid , IBitt.
You me further tintillcd , that fiuvlnu u < j-
coptud suld aptiolntiiiont , und duly iiuallllod
us ruiinircd by law we will , on the iitn : day of
August , A. I ) . , 1K9'at thu hour of 10 o'clock In
tlio torunoon , at the olllvu of Hhrlvur di
O'Donahou , 1IOI1 Kariium struitt. within tin
corporatu limits of mid city , meet for the pnr *
lioio of consldurlnz and iniiKIni ; thu IIHSUSS-
ment of ilimao ; to the owners respectively of
b'Ud property. all'eeU'd by salil clutnKO ot
cradc , tailing into coimlduratlon flpoclal bone-
lltH. If any ,
Yon am notified to bo present at the tlmo
nnd place nfori'siild and niiiko any objeutloni
to or titatomi'iits cimcernln s.ilil assessment
of duinaKU > > us yon mav consider proper.
W. ( J. KIIKlVKlt.
T. II. MiUIIMOUII : ,
it. II. ( jlllKON ,
( 'ommlttuo of Appratsnrs.
Oinalia. July Mth , 1H . JyUJdlO
oit GUADING
Healed proposals will bu locelved by thu mi-
durslKiiuu until Is'JOoVlouU p. in. Aiuust r > th ,
JKW , for gr.idlii'tho ' alloy In lock | lu.
Kimiit/.e'H4th Biippluinuntury addition fiom
Hickory stri-ot to iciit r htrunt , nnd the alluy
in block I. Koiiiilzu'ttnli iiildlt'on ' from rou
ter Htruitt to iliu alluy north of Doruas utroet
In tlieelly ofomnlui. In auuord-incu with pin | > i
iindspuuilluatlonHon lllu In thu Onrco of tha
bo.ini of imbllu work .
Illils touo midoiin printed blanks furnUli-
( id by thu bonrd , and to bu aecomp.uilo I with a
certlUed cbeuk In tbu nm of * .VXJUJ payable to
hu olty of Uniuliu , as un ovuloiifo of good
Tlio board reserves tlio rluht to reject any or
L ( i u 1 1 to waive ilefnctH.
I1. W. II1UKUAUHI2U ,
Olnilrman Hoard I'ublle Works.
_ Omaha , ul.1 July is , IbW. JyiJ-ai-SK-yj
Notlrn to Coutriiutorv mill lliitlilnrM.
Fortlioiirnotlonof anew Onthollo churo'll in
I'ortsiuoulli , Hlielby Ooiinty. Iowa.
Hid * will bo rouolvod until Aiunst : itli ! , 183 !
1'laiiMunil uiieelllcatlonaeuii biiHuon at the un-
derslunoj , who will uUoclieerfuliy gv | Infor-
mutlon to piirtlen wishing to huiiil In u hlil ,
Hiv. : R W. llol'i'AlAN.
Ort8uioutu' Hhulhy Oounty , low
J i I'd tit