Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILV BEE : iftUHSDAY , AUGUST 17 , 1803. ' 7
SPEGlflL NOTICES.
AIJVKHTISKMENT9 VOll T11F.SP. COLUMNS
will 1 * Inkcn until 12.3O p. in. for tlif rvculnf
nml unlll H .80 p. in. for tlio inomlnjr ami SunOnr
ctllUonn.
A < 1rprtl or , by rrqwMlnir ft nnmtxrwl chock ,
rnn linvnllielrnnHwcranildroNw l to n numlx-roi
JcjlcrlnairoofTiir Dre. Anuwcoi no nadrrasod
yllllmdellrrrrd upon prcHcntntlon of thn check.
81TUATION8 WANTED.
llaten 1 He n wnnl flrnt Insertion. Ion word thcro-
nflcr. Nothing taken for lens limn uic. !
' ? ' liY fJOMI'ETBNT
A-I'6siTIN \\'ANTKD
Menogrnpher and ljrM-wrlllnt. | Two vrnrn" fx
IHjrlcncu. llest of rufi-rences. Address N (1.1 , H'-e.
Ml 70 17 *
A-SITUATION WANTF.11 IIY YOU.VO MAN ,
twokkfpprornsBlstiUitj referenced liinil httl.
Address O 1. llco. 17S 17-
WANTED-MALE HELP.
Tlntes IKc n wonl nrst Insertion , Ic a wordlhcro-
fter. Nothing taken for loss than 25c.
BGENTLEMAN O GOOD CHARACTER TO
represent our imsuienn.lusuranco men pref crrf-d !
M71leobnlMlng.
U SALAHV OR COMMISSION TO AflKNTS TO
JJ handle the Pnlont Chemical Ink Erannr Pencil.
The mimt iiMi-tul nnd novnl InvtMitltm of thoneo.
KiHR-n Ink Ihnronehly In two Hivonds. Works llko
mnrlc. 20010 f.oo in-iTent protlt. AgmtR making
Sf.OH'r | week.V'o nlno want n general airt-nt to
tnkerhnrco of territory and appoint mil ) agentn.
A rum ehnnco to makn monrv. Write for trrnis
nnd n Hix'clmmi of craslinr. Monrou Enmlng Mfg.
Co. , X : iO , I.i CrosRo. Win. 6HIS
1J-1F YOU AVANT A OOOD PAYINfJ JO11 WRITE
JJtho Hnwkn Nurnory Co. , Mllwaukm , Win.
Tl -IF YOU WANT A OOOD PAYING JOIIWUITK
JJ Iho llnultn Nnrnory Co. , Milwaukee , Wln. _
11' -DO YOU WANT TO I1ECOMK A FRST CLASS
-1' HHh-Hinaii with a chancn of beromlng a collec
tor nnd work for Iho Singer Mfg. Co. If no apply
nt Sln'ger onicn IfilH Douglas. 101 Slil
_
r > - WANTED. IIY PACKING 1IOUSK.1N SOUTH
J 'Omaha , n few ofllco IXJVH between ages of 14
nnd 10 ; inimt fnniish ( rood references. Aildres N
(15 ( , lli-o. M172 17 *
_
ll-WANTKD. A IIRICK MASON ; ONK THAT
J3can build bake ovena. Call 110 1 N. U-lth Blreet.
TI-WANTBB , ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC
JJinen nnd women wanting i nnancnt work. * : )
n week KU.lrantecd ; oxiicrlpnco tmnocessary.
Gooiln monopoly : pay nnro ; Bj-Bli-m perfect. Ofllco
nnd dnllvcnr team fimilBhed. Ternm frcci. Ad-
dreHB K 111) , Dox JIJI03 , llostoii , MHHH. M210 17 *
TJ -WANTKU. YOUNO MAN TO TAKE P A KT
J J inn play. AddR-BsO-l , lleo. M211 IB *
WANTED 1IE1.P.
Rnten.mc a wonl llrntlnHcrtlon , 1 o a word thero-
nfler. Nothing taken for less than 2fic. _
7S-LADIES OF GOOD ADDRESS TO INTRODUCE
IjotirlmBlnpsR among friends. $715.00 to $10O.f)0 )
Mlnty to right parlies ; 417 lieo building. fiH 1
n-WANTED. LADIF.S AND GENTLEMEN. WE
V/wlIl pay you ifn.oo to $12.l ( ( ) per week to do
Btrlctly homo work for na at your hotnen ; no can-
v.-mnliig. Send Bi'H-ndcn < HBitl envelope to O. F.
Emuionn .Vt'o. . Uattorymarch and Water slreetn ,
lloston , Ma B. Ml OOP 17'
-WANTED AT ONCE , GIRL AT 171-1 DOUO-
lan street. _ 1H 111' _
fl WANTED , A OOOD O1IIL FOU OKNEKAL
\-/hotmowork ; German preferred. Apply 4311 S.
g4th tureot. MlOl 17'
-OIIIL FOIl OENEUAL HOUSEWOHK IN
mnall family. 2170 Kiniiielt Mtreet. M187 18'
/1 WANTED. AT ONCK. OOOD NUltSE OlllL ,
V aennan preferred. 010 South 28th street.
- , GOOD GIRL , GOOD COOK. 11)24
C-WANTED Mali ! 1 *
NVANTEI ) , STEADY , THOROUGHLY COM-
petenl American or German ulrl to cook and do
BCiieral housework. 2110 Douglas. 11215 17 *
I'OR RENT HOUSES.
B , incn line each Insertion. $ l.flO n line per
month i , Nolhlnir taken for less than 25e.
TV-Foil KENT. HOUSES IN ALL PAHTS OP
JthocitjThoO. . F. Davis company , 1003 Far-
iiam. C87
-i : AND-t-KOOM APAUTMENTS. VON DOUN
block , with Hteam ; references required ; Hit !
8i-'il. ! r.SS
rv-FOIl HUNT. 7-llOOM MODEUN FLAT ,
. -lyLaneo block , ( iOI ) S. iUlint. ; ! K15
FOIl HUNT , 10-room lioiino , all moilorn 1m-
B provi-jneTlTSTHHSPOiilli lllth struct. Inquli-n Bfitl
Chicago. yP M"IM
-pwl Foil KENT NINE-ROOM HOUSE , ALL
SJmo&em convi-nli'iiceH : barn ; e-liiffiuit lawn :
flup Hlmilo. No. 21(1 ( 8. .list live : M. J. Konimrii ,
1107-H N. Y. Llfo Ilulldliur. M ( ) ! ) ' . '
n-nooM cb'f-fAGT ' : , ronERN. CHOICE. IN
D Staiifonl-Ofrclo. C. E. ElBittttcr. 201 llco bldir.
752
IXS-KOOM HOUSE , MODERN , NEAH nost-
' .l-'ni'SB , rent moilerato. Apply -01 lit-o bulUllnf.
7Sl :
FOU ItKNT. NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ,
$12.00. Inqulro room 310 , Now York Llfo
building. M"Ui :
n-FOll KENT , TWO 7-llOOM HOUSES IN
-l-'Omaha View , only Wl.OO per month. 717 N , Y.
Life. 71)7 )
KENT. SEVEN-KOOM HOUSE , NKAIt
'motor , barn , lialh. l.'irco lawn , trecH. cheap. 8t-o
OWJHT. W. M. Wi'lch , HOI Paxton block. D50
Ti-FOll KENT , 7-I100M HOtlSE , LAUGH
4/baniclly water , unlh and c-lstern ; n-asoimble
lOrlirhtiKirty. Call at ( J. F. ElHitHNcr , N. E. cornet
ijtluuid Faiiutm. .Hill
TVHETATCHK1) , MODERN 10-UOOM HOUSE ;
a-'iiii bnKcmintTi''l ; California. Information
call at IH''ll Farnain. JIl''l 10 *
IV roil IlENT. FLivir 7-llOOM , COUNEK
JJwlth railed. 701 S. Kith Hired. CharlcH W
Hitllur , No. fil 1 1'axton block. 180-H14 *
T\-FOK IlENT , NICETTllOOM HOUSE NEA11
.IJllnnwom park , HlekHlleal Estatauiri-iK-y , : ilI )
New Vork Llfo bnllilliiK Ml IK ) 20
V FOU " "HENT" TWO s-uooii COTTAOKS
'Owen UcCalTrey , 111 South lllth Ht. 20(1 ( 18"
I \-FOU KENT , fi-U001I COTTAGE
/liaporoil nn South 17Ui , near JackBon. Iniinln
( ) li North 1-ltli. I'.IH 21 *
-U-UOOMMODEUN HOUSE WITHIN 6 JIIN
D
ules walk of 1 * . O Imtnlru 11)11) ) Uoilco. 1D7
TOR RENT FtTHNISHED ROOMt3 ,
Rnten.lKc a wonl llrnt Inserllon , Ic n wonl Ihero
Iifler. Nothing taken for less than 2f o.
1 ? FUUN1SIIRD UOOM WITH ALCOVE FOIl
J JL-enileiiien.liiodurn vouveiilunouH , 1120 North 2 : ) < l
M 7ilO
1-FUUN1S1IUU UOOM WITH ALCOVE , SOUTi
IJ front : : ilw > Hinall roonm , with or without boanl
Mm. Knight , No. 2:110 : Douiilaa mn-ut. lUil
FURNISHED ROO.MS. 2003 HURT ST
7ml KI :
17-N1CELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
I wttli or without boanl , Call at 2107 Douglas.
, 1)74 ) 24
E TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men only , .V.'fi South 20th i.tirul. Mill !
17-TO 11K RENTED , 3 FRONT ROOMS , FUR
J-/nlHhiil or unliirnlshed , with bath.c-onVenlent ti
Imtu motor nnd ciihlo ears , i/eoivn W , Ilolbrook
room 7,1(123 ( Fam.'ini si , 16H
J ? KOK RENT -NIUELV FURNISHviTTlToOMS
Miuleni convcnlenceii. Call K2II S. llllh , Ml08 10
I ? Nlt'ELY FURNISHED ROOMS. SDITAIIL'
1 jfor nun or two t-MMillemeii , In private fumll ]
tnealn If dcHlnil , Refi-nMicen n-iiulnvL 201
Illuney Htreet , Koiintc Place , M''l'J 17 *
FUHSISHED KOOMS ANI > BOARE
Hull's , l Uo a wonl llrHt liiHortlon.le n wonl thuro
Iftor. NotnUis tulcon for li-bi than Ma.
1YOUNO WOMEN'S IIOMI ! UNDKll OAUEO
J Waiiiau'MChilntlaniiHHoclatloiilll a. 17th HI.
aua
1TIIK , I > OLAN,20i > AND 211 N. 1HTH ST\
V--THB HT.Vn : EUIIOPEAN HOTEL NEW AN
i vlriraully fnnilHhiid roonm for rent by day i
wix-k at n-aMoiinblii rates. Kuterjr A. Hpr.itt , 1SU
lo 1.112 UonclaH hlntot. Mlrtl A-ja-
. - FURNISHED OR UNFUI
nlBheil rooiuH with boanl. Thu Frunti-r , 11(1 ( 1
. ' .Mil HtriH-l. MUllil 10 *
> THK IIILlsIDE. 18TH
-1 largo ( runt room ; nlbod.iy buaixl. 1C1 111 *
17 < - NICELY FUUNISIIED . . ROOMS . . . AND 110AR
X'u thu Wubslur , RIO ami 518 N , llllh ut.
17tlSll
WANTED HOARDERS.
ItutoH. l uitTvonl tlrBtliiM-rllim , loii wonl then
ulu-r. Nothing Utkt-u fur lefeMlliun ifie. !
G s6uTrrFil'OKTU6OMS'cod N. ISTlIsi' !
MllD-SU ! *
/ J-FOUH NOUKllN iroONsTFlttST FLOO ]
V Jiiuar park , vt-ry uVMi-ablu , laoi ) S'SUi Htreut.
M''OS 53 *
STORES AND OFFCJEE
HntCH , lOc a line ricli luHnrtlon , Sl.&O a line p
uiuiilU. Nutliluif tutti-n for lean tlian aic.
" " ' "
T KH llKOT"o'mCK""siIACB ON Ollbljti
J floor at 170'J rul-naiil htrvut. MU''li D
-8Touv IIUICK l
li ill Kaniuiu t. Tlm luilMliif lia u nruproot c
ini'iil babt-int-nl , complHu bli-.im licathc llntiin
vati-r on ull Iho fluurH. tab , ulc. Apply at lliu oni
of Tlm Ik * ) . Ulll II
SOAT.E3.
TVJEW 4SBCO.NU HANIJ SOAI.KS. ALL K1NI
li Addr w Harden A NellecfcCo. , Lake t. , Chlc.r i
U 0 t
AOENT3 WANTEU.
n.ito , 10 < j A line PIK-II mvrtlon. * l.f > 0 n line t > * r
month. Nothing taken for If nn tlmn 23c.
T-UXJAI * AND OKNKIUT.AdKNTS WANTKD
' To soil tlicmithmille Million of-Tliotoitniphlo
HIMorVof Hid World'M Fair. " Tlio r il < > t Rolllnj
book of tlm ctjnliiry. Avfnieo nalcs nearly 1,000
copies n iloy. M mniriiincont pliotoirrapiilc on-
itravlnCT ( cimtltir nnarly fia.ooO ) . Rlrtnir iTiinlille
rlt-wn of Ilic Ipnillnit pxhlhltn. All points of Inter-
ril dpfx-rllHil In tlio nioflfrrnphlo manner. A com-
plelo lilntorr of Ihf f.ilr. t'nnvaRRlnit outtlt. Wl
centn. Apnt ilropplnc nil otlir > r books to Foil
thin. Frelelit jmlil. Cnllt Klvcn. Onlor nulek.
U. H. Woouwnnl A Co. , IlaUlnioru. Mil. MISS IT-
WANTED TO BENT.
Itnte . 1'ic n wonl nrHtlimcrtlon , Ic n\vord there-
nftvr Moliilnu taken for luna than VSc.
. AND BOAUUFOH FAMILY
JVof four In prlr.iln lionmi west of iSOtli st. nenr
Dodco st. xchool. Atldrvfin O - ' . lleo. 170
K-WAXTKU. TWO FUIINIHHKI ) IIOOM9
and Ixvml for man. wlfn mid two Binnll clill-
( Iren : wllllmr to pay liberally for first class so-
eommoaatlons. AilUrCHS N U7 , lieu oHlcu.
oHlcu.17fl in
STOKAOE.
lUlf-s,10caUnep.iclilnsertlonj Sl.fiOallno per
month. Nothing tnkim for I'-HS than ilAc.
M-ST6iiAQKwiLLUMSiCUOS3,1214HAUNKY
01)7 )
STOHAOK FOR 1IOUSKIIOI.D OOOUSl
clean and cheap rates. 11. Wells , 1111 Fanmtu.
f > lU )
WANTED TO BUY.
llatcn , IWo a word first Insertion , loa word llioro-
nflur. Notnliiir kikun for luns than 'JSa.
\r-CAsi PAID KOU OOLU
1 > Jacobson A Elsolo , room 11 , 1515 Doucl.-iH Ht ,
. M7'0 Alii *
VT-CASH FOU FOKNITUBE. IIOUSEIIOLU
1 > coodH , rto. . or will Boll for owner In our auction
Bales. 11. Woiln , 1111 Farnam. t >
XT-WANTKI ) . FA11M LANDS. HAVB YOU
-L > 1-imlH for Halo In Holt , Knox. Ant43loiw or Plcrco
conntli-H ? If no , wrltoat oncoto E. A. Crnm , Nor
folk , Nub. , Colonizer. MUH7il' !
FOR SALE FURN1TUB.E.
KatcH ; l ! < o n word nmtlnbortlon , lea word thuro-
nftnr. Notlilni ; taken for loss than l5c. !
- IlKNT OK SALE , 11KST JIAKK UP-
0-FOU
rlBlit piano. Inqulro room SOS , First .National
bankbulldliiff. 'Jl3 !
FOB BAliTJ HORSES , WAGONS. BTO
Hates. IKo n wonl tlrst Insertion , lea wort there
after. Nothlni ; Uillun for less than -Tie.
t -FOU BALK CHEAP , A NICE PONY CAHT.
Inqnlro at 1014 Unmlnj ; Hln-ot. MUSI
P-1ST CLASS IIOAUD1NQ & LIVEllY.VriNDSOR
Blablcs , 141(1 ( Uavenport ) Btora o for can-lairm ,
100 31
*
PLA1NV1F.W ADD. , LOTO , 11LOCK 7. COUNKH
JL'Snil and Manilcrnon HIH. Jl.inralu , $ yoo. W. T.
Orahain , : UI.-i McCaKtm blilg. 200 18
FOlt SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hales. 1 We a wonl llrst Insertion , lea word there
after. Nothing taken for IUHI than ' - ' . " > < ; .
( \ FOU SALE , A HEOULATION SIZE I1UUN3-
v > iwlek & llalko lillllanl tablu , rack.cnoH and b.illH.
Kverythlns In llret-claHB Bhapu , Aadruaa N ! ! 4 ,
IJeu. JI ISO.
Q-HEMEMUKR WK MUST HAVE MONEY THIS
week.
Ono upright piano for $140.00.
Ono Clilekurln ? piano for Sl-'n.OO.
Ono piano , new Bcalo , $10,1.00.
Ono piano , new Hcale , $100.00 ,
Ono piano , now Bcilu : , * -J.r.0 ( ) .
Ono nlano , now ncalu. * v"iO.OO. ;
Wi'Kinan from 3-ir : > < ) .00 up.
Klmball orpan. $ J.1.ll ) ) .
Kiuiiini : Ilron. ' or ran. $1)0.00. )
honati-r onran , L'0.)0. ( )
Chleaco CotltiRi ) orzan. $25.00.
Hay Stain orean , $ ' . ' 0.00.
Story A , ( Mark onran , * : I5.00.
Camp .V Co. oriraii , l-'JO.OO.
Smith Anu-rlcan orvan , # 18.00.
IlrlilKi-port onraiiH from * ( iri up to $150.00.
Will trndn for horse and Biirrey.
Woodbrliliro HroM.
Hell Department Store. 185-10
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Rates , inenllnoracli Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken furlen-s than -3c.
S MUS."NANNIK v. WAIIIIEN , CLAIHVOYANT ,
reliable bnslnoBS niedlnm ; Btli year at llUN.lllth.
uUU
MASSAgjj. BATHS , ETC.
Itates , 1 Oca 11 nu each Insertion , $1.511 a line per
month. Nolhlnir taken for leHS than 25c.
fi-MAl > AME SMITH , 002 S. 13TH , 2ND FLOOU ,
J- Boom II. Maasaeo , vapor , alcohol , Hlcain.Hiilpluir-
no anil tiea bathH. nilOO 1U *
rp MME.OAKSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STIlKKT.JtD
J-ituor , room 7-mausau , alcohol , Hiilplinr and BU.I
baths. MUSI IB *
p-MMK. STOWE , MAGNF.TIO IIKALTIK , 205
J-Douglaa block Mi-)2 10'
"PERSONAL.
Km , 1 Oca line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than -'Be.
ffMASSAOE TUEATM MOT
d nial batliR , xcalpand linlr troatiiietit , manicure
iuiclchlrooaiHt.I.Ir ] ) .l'08l-lUS. lath.Wltlinell blk :
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Hates , I0c a line each liiHortlon , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for lesi than -5c.
> city property. $3.000 anil upward * . ! > lo UW Per
centiiiodeliij'8. W.Farnam Sinltn A Co , 1320 Farnam
001
W-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWHST HATES.
The O. F. DavlH Co. . 1005 Farnam ntveet. ( iOJ
\\r-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
, ' ImproviHl and nnlmproviHl Omaha real estatn.l
to Syuura , Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam. 003
\\r-ANT110NY LOAN ANDT11USTCO. , 318 N. Y.
i Life , lends at low ratea forcholcu Becurlty on
Nebraska aud lowafarmaor Omaha city proiierty.
tJ07 _
TV-CENTRAL LOAN A ; TRUST CO. , BEE I1LDO.
v > uua
" \\r-ifniMt.oo TO $ inoo.oo TO LOAN i TO E
' 1 years on Improved Omaha real estate or farm
lands. K. C. Gnrvln .V Co. , 204 Shecly block.MB
MB 10
- MONEY TO IXAN AT CURRENT RATES
Apply : to W. U. Mejklo , First National Ilk bldg.
J18.VJ
\v T MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 401 HEH
IlLD'O. M H23
MONEY TO XOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , lOcn line each Insertion , $ l.fiO u line pel
month. Nothing taken for ICHH than 'J5C.
:
Y WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE-
.Acurity ; btrlctly contlduullaL A. K. Jlurrla , roon :
1 Continental block 47H
V-MONEY TO LOAN
A. Wo will lend you any sum which you wish ,
Hinall or large , at the luwcHt poHHlblo rates , In the
qiilckcHt powlblo Ihno and for any length of tlmi
to Hull yon. You can pay It haclt In such Install-
inents fin yon wish , when you wish , and onlj
pay for It as lout ; an you keep It. You can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE HKOEIPTrfMERCHANDISE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
JIIIU SOUTH 1I1T1I STRKKT ,
llrst Hour above thu Blreet ,
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOlv
ATK11 LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
OMAHA.CIO
CIO
-DO YOU WANT MONEY ?
; Wo will loan you ANYSUM you wish on your
! FURNITURE. PIANOS. HOUSES. WAU&NS ,
! CARRIAGES , WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , etc.
: Wu Blvo prompt attention to all applications ,
I nnd will carry your loan a long as you wish.
! You can ri'duco Ihu cost ot carrying your loan
: by a payment nt any thno , There Is no lull-
; llclty or removal ot property.
FIDELITY LOAN OUAUANTEE CO. ,
I Room 4 , Wlthnell block.
ID ! M744 Cor , Ifilh and Harnuy St.
or
BUSINESS CHANCES.
_
N , , lltoa line each Insertion , $1,50 a Una pei
month. Nothing taken for limn than 25o ,
"
AID \T FCHlllENT , A SMALL WATER MILU AH
I dresB Iwx 0. > , Lincoln , Nub. 012
ID V-TO 1IUY. SDLL OR EXOHANOB. 11USINES
A rhinicoa , real i-statu or liindu Apply l Went
crn lUialntws Agi-.icy. 3 HI N. Y. L. bid ; ; . MKU1 S3
V- Oil SALE OR TRADE. FIRST-CLASS DRU <
1 Hlurt cunt rally lucatod. good oa h buulnunu. C
W. 1. . 1' . O UoiraiH M''Oa
CLASS DRUG STORE , 1I1G llARGAi :
for cabh ; good paying bublnubn. Aililrexs N ! (
Ilee. H70 17
SOLICITED
1 partlen wantlne to clnmgo their biiHlueKH or bu
n , out on sliort nolu-n. All lottcra contldeutlal. A dL <
dress box 810 ; tit. Paul. Neb. 173-24 L
_
i ? OR EXOH'ANGE.
lUn.'H , lOoa UUP pitch inecrtloii , * 1J50 n Iluo p.
iiiunlli. Nothing taken forleatt lliau25o.
( oT i'crwinotf KUUISIN NEIWASKA. KANS.I
JD Dakota. Will boll cneap or cxchaiiL't ) ft
niiluu.hoi nvhaitd cattlo. AUil.box 7U , Frankfort Jn
u 13
SOo y OLKAN STOCK OF GENERAL MUSK. WIL
oUH - ' I laku real ontati ) , monuy , Uox ' "JJ , Frankfort Im
UH , 613
Ice
Z-WILI ) LANliiC ( H.UAR.TO EXCHANaK"FO
prpjmrty here. Wrlto lull de crlptlon . 71
South 27th tm > t. M507 A25
Z-BO ACRKS CI. KAU LAND \V1SCONSIN1
DS. Irndo Cor Oiiinhu proix'rty or Nobriukn Ian
ICO \VillUin i Mlliaii. Uoom 813 , aicCnvno bulldln
opposllu potomc - VU3 Iti
FOR EXCHANGE.
Conltmifd ,
Z-FOH FJCCIIANME , 1IAVR CLEAU LAND AND
cash tn trade for Omnhn proticrly. J. D. Zlttlo ,
Drown blk. 181
y VOU"EXCIIANOR. VAC.UJT T/T IN OMAHA
Jfor I.OS Amtolps propi'rty. Address with dr > -
ncrlptlon nnd price , C. JudHon , 21 1 East Mil street ,
Los Angeles. CM. 2IH-1H *
_
y-flOO HORSES , 11KNTAD PIIOPKRTIF.3 ,
'Jmdsc. , Moclcs nnd tinmeroiis , other proportlos
to i-xehaneo for clear and lightly Incumbcrod lands
In Holt , Plcrco , Anlwloiw. Knox nnd adjoining
counties. ( llvdcwrlpllonsof wh.it you h.ivo. Ad-
dn-s.s C. W. Crum , Norfolk. Noli. M2Q031 *
y frnoo.ob"oni.cna.oo DRUG AND SUNDRY
Htock and nxtitn-s for Mlo , or would trndo for
clear land , ln Merrlck , Nanoo , Hamilton or Polk
countlos. Address , Lock DOJC103 , Central City ,
Neb. L'03-31 *
y TO EXCHANGE , SOME CLEAR LOTS FOR
fj oixfarm. .
( lood 7-room liounn for lot.
Mudt-ni D-rooin houwc forcotlacp.
HonnoI roonin on Military aventio. near Hamil
ton , for lot. W. T. Graham , SOB McCasuo bhlg.
SOI 18
y-CLKAR LOT IN OMAHA TO TRADE FOR NK-
'Jbrankn land : will nssumo rcason.'tblo mortgagu.
Williams & Mlttan , JlqCusruo building , oppontto
postoftlco. 202 18
rTO EXCHANGE. FINK NEW SF.WINO MA-
uchlno lor milch cow. Call nt SOj McCagno bldg.
ll ) IN
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Raton , incnllnn nach liiBcrtlon , $1.50 a llnapor
month. Nothing taken for loss than 2f > a
A FEW IlAllQAINS IN
URAL ESTATE.
COTTAOE and nontli front lot near 30th and 1'a-
clllc , If sold quick , only $1,200.00.
N1OE HOUSE and lot near Hanseom park ,
$ -.r.i.IM ( ) > .
H-HOOM HOUSE near 32d nnd Vopplclon avoiine ,
will pay 10 per cent on money Invented. $0,000.00.
ELKH ANT brick and frame collage , 32d and 1'a-
cltlc. * 7.200.00.
HANDSOME 10-rooin lioiiRoncar30lhum\ \ ,
all modem conveniences , $ ! ) ,000.00.
r.LKOANT donbln brick residence , corner 35d
and ropploton : ivu. , Boulli and cant front , will yield
10 Horn-ill on money Invested. $13.000.00.
SPLKNDIIl rpHlili-iico property. 75x100 fool , past
front , with two IIOUHCH , Nos. 1128 and 1130 S. : tlst ;
two beautiful homes ; will yluld 10 percent on Investment -
vestment ! prlei- . $1:1.000.00. :
CHOlCi : FIVE-ACHE tract , cloao to clly. n first
cli : Hlnv < tiiM'iitonly J2.0H.00. (
TEN AGUES with collage Just otitsido city limits ,
biff bnriralii.j.700.i ( ) .
TWENTY ACRis : , close to now Elmwood park
and Hi-.H Line railway In Wt-Ht Omaha. Will plat
Into 200 bi-antlfnl lotH ! ono of the nncHt pieces of
ticro property around Omaha ; uplendld Investment ,
at $350.H ( > per acre.
800 AGUES , Ureoleycounty.Ncb. , only two miles
from North Lonp , on U , P. railway ; KOCH ! soil , run-
nlntf water ; will make Kplcudtd Block farm ; listed
for quick aalo at $ SOO.OO per acre.
lllcka Ilnal E tatn Asrcncy ,
305 N. Y. Llfo llnlldlnir.
MBllI 17
tfAUM LANDS , C. F.HARRISON , 012 N. Y.
1- M315A10
rpO INVESTORS.
± WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING CHOICE
INVESTMENTS IN IMPROVED OMAHA
HEAL ESTATE - . .
* 3r.0.oo ( ) buyn place paying lirfcr cent.
$1.000.00 buys property yielding 10 pnr cent.
$4.500.00 buyw eholco Improved paying lllper cent.
$ -iUOl ) biis-H elegant place paying 10 per cent.
ifn,5l > 0.00 buj-s proiwrty yielding 111iwrcent.
$0,500.00 buys eholci ) pleoo paying 11 pur cent.
$12,000.00 buys Bill-edge property pay lite 10 per
cent.
$17,500.00 buys ( Inn Improved paving 12 per cent.
HICKS' REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
300 N. Y. L1FE11LDG.
M210 17
B UY LOTS IN
STOKPEL PLACK.
ClicapcHt nntl bcBt lota In
OMAHA.
Special prlco and lonns to
11OM12 I1UILDEHS.
SloepDl Place loti will ahvayMadrancoln prle' ) ,
for llio city inimt prow wimtward. Call on or ad-
druaH W. A. Wobstur , 4- ( lieu bid ? . 014
T7O\V IS THIS FOU A BAUQAIN ? 124 FEET
Alfrontncopii Cumins Btrcut , corner JHtli , with
peed , mibHtuntlal , two- tory buslnen.1 block , two
store rooniH , with llro-rooin flalH above ; bulldlni ;
In In couple-to Hhapu mill cost to build over
* , " > , no ( .l ) ( ) . Tlinl'-l feet fruntaKo la worth nt IcaHt
* ; ! il.0 ( ( toI0.noper foot ; inn limtructea to offer
llio whole property forqulelf Halo at1,111)0.00 ) , ICSH
than the COBI of bulldlnjr. Properly routed It will
yield from 3-MKUW to iSUO.OO l > ur uiinuni.and there
IH room for another bulldlni ; on the lotn. It Is lust
onlMldu the city HinltH and la a tlrst-claHS jilacu for
a Urue Htoru , grocery , meat market or n\loon. : No
city taxes. lllck , aneut , UU5N.Y. Llfubulldlntr.
M'JIU 17
IF YOU AUK LOOKING FOB A BAPS AND
J. profitable luveHtiiient
Wo can ( five you one.
For Instance.n Kood farm of TOO Jicro ? 10 mlloa
from Omaha. What can you flnd'bottcrr
Or , If you want n home oa , oas.v.pitncnta : ind
choup , wohavaBuvural. Omaha Upal Estate and
Trust company , rooin 4. Bee buildingMC71
1JAHGAINS. IN FARMS , IIOCJSE3 AND LOTS. J.
JJN. Frunzor , room 5 Fronzor block , opp. P. O.
M4SO A22
rPIIUEE I1EAUTIFUL LOTS NRAU IIANSCOM
L park , with trees , fruit , newt-race , water , IMS ,
etc. If Hold quick only $1.1)1)0.00 ) each , small cash
payment , lllcks Heal Kstiito Aeoney. 1)05 N. Y.
Llfu. MU10 17
OH SALE , i > 0 COTTAGES. $350.00 TO
$2,000.00. on monthly payments. E. P. Tltiijror.
1011) ) Farnam. M887 1U *
*
A CHANCE TO GET A CHEAP HOME IN A NICK
uelehborhood. Wo have two six-room cottaces
near Hanseom park , Nos. : UH ) ( ) and SDK ) I'aclnc
Htreet ; want to make a quick sale of both of them-
they are Bltnated in this inldutof the llncst resl-
denco ueluhborhood In thu city ; if wo can wll
HHMII both toeuthur will take : tnoi.0l ) ( foruach.
Blolcs' Real Kstato Agency , JOB N. Y. Llfn lllds.
Jd-'lO 17
l AUM MOUTOAOE3. O. P. IIAKUISON. 812
L N. Y. Life 7yo S'i'
17OH SALE. ( Ill ) ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN
-L eaHtei-n Colorado. This liiuil was Bolecled and
liiirchiiHi-tl from this Union Paelllc Railway com
pany iiaarly li-u years -IKO ; treed soil : will grow
splendid wheat , corn , potatouH. veRetaUes. etc.
Land In thn vicinity Is hold nt $ G.OIto ) $ d.OO per
ncro. In tinier to make a quick Halo I can offer
thlsfllO acn-H forff-l.fin per aero , one-quarter CIHI. !
lllekB , ilUS K. Y. Llfn llldg. M''IO 17
_
FOR SALE , 25 HOUSES AND LOTS AT * S)0 ( )
nnd upward ; easy terniH. Why do you pay runt ?
J. 1) . Xlttlo , Drown blU , J82
C -20.00 WEEIC , LADIE9 WKITISO AT HOME.
AddreHn.wlth Htamp , Flora C. Ivors , llox 24 , DUH
Molncs , la. joil 22 *
IN PLAINVIEVV ADD. , CHEAP.
D. II , bulldlii ? , Sioux city , la. IDS IB'
SEX3UIUTIES FOR SAT/E.
Kates , 1 Oca Jlnoi-ach ln ertlonl.r > 0 : i line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 2,1c.
PKioENT MORTGAGES TOR "SAYKiVKCUlT
ItynbHulutoly Bafo. Amea Real K.-Hritj aai-ncy
1U17 Farnam. ' _ M532
IOII RIIADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES ,
netting purchasers cooil ratu of Interest , BIIIIIH
of from$10U.U up , for sale by Olobu Limn * Trust
Co. , llltli and Iodso , Omaha. 1'artloular.j on ap
plication. M7U1
" 10 PER CENT 1ST MORTGAGES FOR SALE ,
JlSiiiiiB $ . .DO to $1 , | > 00. Address N UU , Ilee , 174
I WILL GIVE 10 PER CENT FOU MOO.Oli
J- for .I yearn and irlvollrHt uiorleaBo on valuable
lot ; paved street ; perfi-ct tltloi perfect M-eurlty ,
Addi-uBS N 04 , lieu. M171 17
rPO SMALL Oil LAKOE INVESTORS , SOME
1- very choice securities ari ! offered at an attractIve -
Ivo discount. Honda , warraiits. inortcapeH , etc. ,
absolutely Kilt ixlu-crt. Inqnlru ot John Dale , com-
meiclal broker , 2U'J N. Y. Life. Mail lt >
SEUOJJP-HAND TYPJBWBITflRS.
Hales , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.SI ) allnupor
month. Kolhlnir taken for lent than 2Jc.
lOYLESiUAlin , ( IliiNEW YORK LIFE I1LDG ,
MUlii
LOST.
Rates. IMo a word nrst Insi'rllon.lc a word thura
after. Nothlni ; taken for less than 2Su ,
OST--(5HADUATVNaORlSS.ONIIO\VARIjrE
tWiH'n lUlhund r.Hh.or lith ; l-twnen llow.-iri
and Jackson Pleabo rolnru to Julia Knlly , 1721
Maaoii ntreet , 11UH ) 17 >
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
lUteu , lOuallno each Insertion , Jl.BO allug ptsi
month. Nothlni ; taken for lou than -'flc ,
VOUNO LAUIE3 AND OKNT ' . SOo7
W - ' - " < * * \ * * J 1 .1 LKMKN'CAN tV/4/l'
ncqiilru a working knowlodeu of bliortliand Jim
typowrltlmf nt A. a Vim Sautru behoof of short
hand , 51J N , V. Llfu. Typewriters to rout , U1U
TJNDEKTAICEIta ANDSMBALMEKt
Kates , lOo a Unit each Insertion. S1.50 u llfio pc
monlli , Nolhlns taken for lean than 25c.
OW , IIAKEU ( FOUMEULY WITH"JoTlN i5
Jacobs , ilt-ceaboj , later with M. O. Maul ) , uuder
taker nnd cmb.ilmcr , HIS S. lOlh t. Tc'l , UUij.
017
Ud
d-
JSONNKNIIDUO. fUMOND 1IUOKKU 1'JO
Uuu lan bt. Ixuun muiiiiy on Olampmli , walcuut
ute , OKI culil uiul bilvur Dwiurlit. Tel , 163S. 010
MU8IO , AHTAND LANGUAGES
or ft Vr.Kf.lf.KNIIVXJK. . I1ANJ01ST AND TKACIIBIi
VI I81orallfoniia itrcet. UU
id.
id.m
m EVILS , WEAKNESSES. DEBILITT. ETC. . that aO
01 _ _ " _ _ _
CUBED. "i-ilTbTnESa'TTr au5"ton"
ClTentuererr part of the IxxJjr. I will und ( M
I'O cumly packed ! J-T.KB to any ( utTerer the yroscrlp
id. tton that cured me of theu Uoutuu. Adare s 0
U. WIUOUT , Uu&lo UMltMllox 1U ,
HOPEFUL AT IiaDQUARTERS
mlL.
L.n
Union Pncifio Offiolals' pticipato a Btmval
of Railway Businpf Next Montb ,
11U
CUTTING RATES 'AS"jtyEU. AS SALARIES
liiii
Trlinmlnjl'ncinoCorv ( f'Piunongpr Scliodiili-t
on First nnd KornmljUliu * Ticket * llol-
l > ar Hill CnlletV TrrlRht lintel
M y lie llesloreil Booh.
"Will not v receiver for the Northern Pa
cific liavo a sympathetic ! temlciiny to em
barrass -the Uulon Pacific ? " \vas nskcd an
ofllctal of the Union PaclUu yesterday morn
ing."I
"I cannot see how It will affect our stand
ing , " replied the oftleta ) . "For months past
the Northern Pacific has boon In very cm-
barrasstng circumstances , it Is a fact that
their material bills have been accumulating
for nhio months past , vrhllo the Union
Pacific has been mooting Us bills
as they fall iluoWhich has given
us a standing In the business
world decidedly pleasant to contemplate
HICFO troublous times. Ilicro is considerable
comfort in the thought that the Union Pa
cific is rcRardod by muturinl men1 as better
pay than such strong roads aa the Baltimore
& Ohio ana Alton. While wo are suffering ,
wo are in no worse condition than any of our
rivals and I cannot see how the Union Pa
cific can possibly fool the Northern Pacific's
position. Of course things cannot go on very
much longer as at present , but within the
next thirty days xvo will bo out of the woods ,
for grain anci other commodities must com-
racnco to move by that time. "
Out on.Conit Itntoi.
For several days past Mr. E. L. Lomax of
the Union Pacific has been considering the
advisability of making the present basing
rate of fc3 ! first-class and $13 second class on
west bound business from Missouri river
terminals the selling rate , but has -boon
somewhat undecided as to just what to do.
Tuesday evening , however , ho took the bull
by the horns and telegraphed Chairman Caldwell -
well of the Western Passenger association
bis decision , which is as follows : The pres
ent basing rate , as above noted , to become
the soiling rate , effective Sunday , August ! 20.
good for continuous passage on west bound
business ironi Kansas City , Omaha and Mis
souri river terminals to Butte , Helena , Spo
kane and Portland.
For six WOOKS or more the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern have been inak
ing these rates from St. Paul to the morti
fication of General Passenger Agent Lomax.
He has soon his business dwindle to in-
llnltcsimal proportions , notwithstanding his
basing rate , and rather than go out of busi
ness entirely in the Sound country deter
mined upon mooting the rate of his northern
competitors. The first class rate applies in
both directions , the second class only west
bound.
The rates decided ujjon are considerably
below the present soiling .rates of SIM ) on first
class and $33 on secondfplass , business. It
must not bo understood , that this Is a cut ,
the difference only being in making the Das-
ing rate the selling ratp.tyid abolishing the
basing rate entirely , 9 | , ,
Milwaukee iii It
Again baa thn Milwaukee thrown dust in
the eyes of its competl ORS , this time walk
ing away with a good ifcized party ol Indians
from the Genoa school1- ' some forty-flvo in
all. Traveling passorigor agents for the
Northwestern , Milwauftqp , Burlington and
Hock Island have been.campiug on Superin
tendent AY. B. Backus' trail for
days , and the djgjils of some of
these men would pako interesting
stories for dime novel .jjpaders. , . They have
resorted to nll.sorta of , subtcrftiges to throw
ono nnother eli the traei'iri getting to.Genoa
before"tlm arrival . 'ot.their "competitors.
Backus haspeonpuljo'd-put of hod nt dead
of night by 'some indefatigable passenger
ngcnt and his life made miserable' by glow
ing descriptions of the "only route
to the World's "fair. " But the
funniest incident connected with this rustle
for business happened yesterday morning.
Monday tho.blds were opened for the bus
iness , and the Milwaukee's bid being the
lowest the .haul was awarded that company
from the river , the Union Pacific delivering
the students to that road hero. Yes
terday , however , "Jimmy" do Bovoiso of
the Hock Island started to Genoa to secure
the business , willy nllly , and arrived on the
scene this morning in timo. to see the Indians
boarding the cars logo to Chicago via the
Union Pacific and Milwaukee. However ,
thcro are the incidents in a traveling pas
senger agent's life that go far toward mak
ing his existence at all pleasurable.
a
frotght nt n loss , nnd tlio Snpoof
St. Pftut Mr. J. J. Hill of tlio Great North
ern , Is also oncngod In transKfrtlns | the busi
ness there nt n decided dccrcnso upon for
mer rates. The Union 1'aclflo has felt the
present stringency Rreally , but hns boon
powerless to clmnRO existing conitltlons.
Anythlnc looklni ; to a rc.vljusttin'nt of the
rates will therefore moot with hearty sup
port nt the hnnas of Mr. Munroo.
On February 15 Iho nortlinrn lines put In
the notv rates , which necessarily bocan the
worn of demoralization. In March the Cali
fornia lines mot the reduction on the part of
northern roads , which wns followed still
Inter by wholesale cuts by the Great North
ern and California lines to incotthostnnipeilo
caused by tlio "Sunset" rates. All summer
long the rates have been practically nil , With
the opening of the fall season nnd
the movement of business , the ro.tils lia-vniR -
had an experience of six months reduction.
nro only too willing to Rot back to the- old
basis und make moro commodity rates than
Drovnll nt present , the design boltiR to cover
moro speellleally tlio commodities carried to
the coast Instead of giving thorn classifica
tion.
tion.Tho
The Transcontinental association , which
succumbed to the Inevitable-last - March , was ,
up to that time , the strongest of nny ot the
associations , having had nn actual existence
of flvo .years. During its Hfo trnnscoiiti-
ncntnl rates wcro Iron clad.
It Is thought that the roads will ( rot to
gether shortly nntl endonvor to recreate the
old Transcontinental association with cer
tain modifications in some of its features.
llnnillleht I'huhrK.
General Manager Dickinson wont to Chicago
cage last ovonltip.
B. T. White , assistant general attorney of
the Elkhorn , Is in Chicago.
President Clark ot the Union Pacific Is at
Lakewood , ori Lake Chautnuqua , where ho
wont from Boston , Ills return is still In-
dollntto.
J.V. . Farnnm , special ngont of the Chicago
cage , Burlington & Qulney , nml wlfo , who
have bc'cn stopping nt the Paxton , went east
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Munroo , E II. Wood , Goorpo
Crosby and A. II. Merchant are attcndltiR
the mealing of the west of the Missouri
freight rate committee at Kansas'City ,
\Vhllo Mr. Lomax will not attend tha
Western Passenger association mooting to
day ho is heartily in favor of making a
one-way rate to the World's fair and would
so vote if ho wcro present.
General Passenger Agents Francis nnd
Buchnnan went to Chicago yesterday to at
tend the meeting of the Western Passenger
association called for today to discuss the ad
visability of maklne n week's ono way excursion -
cursion , without the "plus f3" clause.
BOOKS OF R.EFEBENOE.
Prof. SUnrwooil ItecnmmoiuU Number of
Authorities on Monotnry Ouestlmi.
Prof. Sidney Sherwood , Ph. D. , of Johns
Hopkins university , In his university exten
sion leotures on the subject of the "History
and Theory of .Money , " recommends forty-
eight useful boo It 3 of reference on this sub
ject , the following thirty-eight of which
may bo obtained at the library :
Andrews "Institutes of Economics " .
, , T. 1473.
Atkinson , "Report on lUmutalllsm In
Europe" ( Sim. Exec. Doc. No. 34. 50th O. ) .
Ashley , "English Economic History , " T. 758.
llauehot , "Lombard Street : a Description of
the Money Market , " T. 1874.
Unstable , "Money , " In Encyclopedia Hrlt-
tanlca.
llohm-llaiverk , "Capital and Intorcst , " T.
2001.
Hellos , "Financial History of the Unltod
States , " T. 2070.
Oolwoll , "Ways and Moans of Payment , "
T. 2075.
Duiibar , "Theory and History of Banking , "
Ditnhar , compiler. "Laws of the Unltod
States Itoltttlng to Loans , Currency , Coinage
and Nanking , " T 2000. i
Ely , "Introduction to Political Economy , "
T. 1478.
Uliron , "Essays on I-'lnanco , " T. 1478.
Gllunrt. "History , Principles and Practice of
Hanking. " T. 2220.
Goschun , "Theory of Foreign Exchange , "
T.2245.
llorton , "Report of International Monetary
Conforonceof l87B"Son. ( Ex. Doc. No. 58 , 45O. ) ,
Uorlon , 'tlTho Silver Pound , " T. 2190.
Ingrain , "History" ol 1'olltlcal Economy , "
T. 1518. ' - -
James , "Hanks of Issue , " In Lalor's cycle
pedia.
.Tovons , "Investigations In Currency nnd
Finance , " T. 2054 : "Money und the Mechanism
of Exchnnrro , " T. 2135.
Knox. "Hanking In the United States. " In
Lnlor's cyclopedia.
Knox , "United States Notes , " T. 2121.
Luuchlln , "History of Bimetallism In the
Unltod Stains. " T. 21C5.
Leslie , "Essays lu Political and Moral
Philosophy , " T. 117.
Llndumun , "Money nnd Legal Tender In the
TJnlled Slates , " T. 2126.
Mneaulay. "History of England , " 1.2348.
Mill , "Principles of Political Economy , " T.
1480.
Pntlorson , "The Now Golden ARO , " T. 2109.
Poor , "Money : Its Laws und History , " T.
2181.
Ulcurdo , "Works , " T. 15D3.
Smith , "Wealth of Nations , " T. 1423.
Stunner , "History of American Currency , "
T. 2100.
Upton , "Money In Politics , " T. 2023. *
V , A. " " T. 2173 "
Walker. , "Money , ; "Money ,
in Us HolaUon to Trade and Industry , " ' ! ; .
211)0 ) : "Political Economy , " T. 14 5.
Walker , J. II. , "Money , Trade and Hanking , "
T. 2125.
Wells , "KQcent Economic Changes , " T. 1477.
In addition to the above , the library also
has on Its shelves the following books on the
monetary question , exclusive of essays and
general works on political economy :
Adams , "Public Debts , " T. 2000.
Hacohot , "On the Depreciation of Silver , "
T , 2170 ; "Practical 1'lnn for Assimilating the
English nnd American Money. "
Jlastalilo , "Puullc Finance. " T. 2004.
llayley , "Tho National Loans of the Unltod
Status , " T. 2090.
IllUsurd , "The Ethics of Usury and .Interest , "
T. 2040.
Hoolim-ltawork , "Positive Theory ol f
Caultal. " T. 2001-2.
llolsBuviiln , "Tho Monetary Question , " T ,
2102.
Hellos , "Hank OHlcers : Tholr Authority ,
Duly Mid Liability , " T. 2259 ; "Lawn Kolatlng
to Hanks and Their Depositors , " T. 225B.
Huchaniui , "Plea for Silver Coinage , " T.
2174 ,
Huxton , "Klnanco nnd Politics , " T. 2057.
Cornuschl , "Nomlsma , or Legal Tender , " T ,
2120 ; "Cheap Money Experiment * . " T. 2138.
Chuvnllur , "On the Probable Kail lu the
Value of Gold , " T. 2185.
Cooper , "Ideas for a Science of Good Govern
ment , " T. 2183 ,
Uopm-thwulto , "Monoy , Silver and Finance , ' !
T. 2143.
Cunningham , "Uso nnd Abuse of Money , " T ,
2100.
Ehrlch , "Tho Question of Silver , " T. 2142.
Finvent t , "Gold and Debt ; an American
Hook of Klnanco , " T.,2032.
UHTun , ' 'ThoCusu Against Bimetallism , " T.
2133 ; "Thu Growth of Unnltul. " T. 2050 |
"Stock Exchange Securities , " T. 2058.
llunkoy.'Principles of Hanking , " T. 2238.
llorton. "Silver In Europe , " T , 2158.
Ilowu , "Tlio Common SUIIHQ of Jlonoy , " T ,
2141 j "Monetary and Industrial Fallacies. '
T. 2103 ; Monometallism Iiuul HlinuUlllbiii , " T ,
2095.
.Ionian. "Tho Standard of Valuo. " T. 2172
McAdam , "Alphabet iln Klnanco. " T. 2020.
MacLeod , "Elements ef Hanking , " T. 2223 ,
Moran , "Monoy , " T , 2152.
Norman , "Comploto Guldo to1 the World'i
Twoiity-nlnii Monetary Systems , " T. 2171.
Putton , "Thu JIothodH and Machinery 01
Practica ,
Poor , "Money and Its Laws , " T. 2181
"KcsuniPtloa and the Silver Question , " T
2123.
Price. "Currency and Hanking , " T , 2218.
Klchardhon , "Tho National Hanks , " T , 2201
Sherwood , "Tho History and Theory 01
Money , " T. 2187.
Smart , "Introduction to the Theory o
Value1 T , 2034 ,
Tuusfiir. "Thu Silver Situation In the Unltei
States. " T , 217H. '
Tronholm , "Tho People's Money , " T. 2128.
Woll.s , "UoblnsDii Crusou'a Money , " T , 2175
Wuitou. "Money. " T. 215'Jj "Silver Quo *
tlon"T.2100.
Users of the library nro also referred t (
the annual reports of the sci-rotary of tin
treasury , the comptroller of the curreuoj
and the director of the mint ; to thu can
catalogue for essays on this subject ; ti
1'oolo's Index for articles In periodicals pro
vlous to 1SU3 and to the current numbers o
Annals of thu American Academy of i'ollt
lent nnd Social Science ( especially the Jul ;
number containing A , U. Woodford's "Uso o
Silver as Money in the United Suites" ) , th
.A.'eim , the Congressional Hoconl , th
Forum , the North American Kevlow , am
the Quarterly Journal of Economics.
Declared Atulmt ( jliHUtone ,
LONDON , Aug. 10. An election wa
held in the Hereford parliamentary dla
trict yesterday to fill the seat left vacan
by the retirement of William II. Uron
/oil , Gladstoniuu. Mr. Grenfell rotirei '
because ho disapproved ui tnu govern
, I motit'd attitude toward silver und of th
of Irishmen to , the Imporinl
parlinmont ascontomplnteilby the homo
rule hill. The scat was won hy llad-
cllfTo Cook , consorvatlvo.
Alter llritnklntt
To purify , vltnllzo and enrich tlio blood , nnd
RlvoHorvo. bodily nnd rtiRostivo stronsth ,
take Hoods Snrsaparllln. Oontlnuo the
medlclnonft ro\-crymoxl for a month or
two and you will fool "llko n now man. " Thn
merit of Hood's Sars.wullln is proven by Us
thousands of wonderful euros. Why don't
you tr.v ItJ
Hood's Pills euro constipation. They nro
the best after dinner pill ami family ca
thartic _
Louvoiimnrk dives tonight , Courtlnnd.
AJ > A3t . .i.vurjt ii Kin : HI..WK.
ho Snr Illilmp Turner All Clvlllr.nUon In.
linrltr l frttm thn MttRro.
CHICAOO , Aiifj. 10. ntahop Turnor.
president of the Methodist Episcopal
Missionary m > cloty , believe ? that Adam
and Eve were colored ] ) orflons. ln _ an
nddress before the uon rosa on "Africa"
at the Art palace , ho made an attempt
to provo that assertion nnd created a
sensation.
"llovoltniR as the story may bo to
some present , " ho said , " 1 believe that
all humanity started black that block
was the original color of mankind. "
13eforo reachlnj , ' details as to what
had been done by the colored race
Bishop Turner had taken the declara
tion quoted and milled : "If theoretical
tfoolony Is entitled to any consideration
whatever , the time was when the poles
of tlio earth and the now Icebound Arc
tics were BO warm that the llora of the
now tropic /.onos } jro\v there luxuriantly
nnd the wimo animals that now live at
the equator roamed abroad in that an
cient forest. This has boon vorliluil by
the bones which have boon found thot'o
of animals now- restricted to the tropical
regions. So , as I see it , instead of black
being an abnormal color , nn execrated
color , a color to be despised and made
the bndgo of degradation and infamy ,
to the extent that it involves the hu
manity of those who are black , If it is
any color nt all , it Is the primordial ,
moat ancient and original color of man
kind , i have reached this conclusion
after years of meditation , with such
lights as revolution atTorded to my un
derstanding , aided by the study of
geology and the nrchsvological collec
tions found in the Itritish inusoum. Yet
my interpretations may bo greatly at
fault , or wholly absurd , but scientific
analysis undoubtedly makes black tlio
base of all color , and the black man is
therefore n primitive man.
"The drift of nature , whether Intor-
picted Bpoculatlvely or historically ,
would therefore appear to ho whltoward.
Primitive man , who doubtless has ex
isted for ages longer than our chronol
ogy llxcs it , in my opinion wns black and
is the father of the wliito races of the
earth ; and the same black , primitive
man gave to the intermediate color , erred
red , Egyptian civilization , learning ,
science and philosophy , Including skilled
labor iii its highest form , and the red
race has transmitted to the white races
letters , poetry , logic , mechanics and all
the fund'amcntalities that the wliito race
has embellished , -roflned and improved
upon , until it has reached the grandeur
of this world-famed Chicago exposition. "
Uoud Ailvleu.
in Auffust , 18U2 , J. W. Vannoyof tills place
had a severe attack of llux. A physician
was called , who treated liloi for four or flvo
days , but as ho continued to grow worse Iho
family decided to have the aid of another
doctor in the case , and sent to Uavonswood
for a prominent physician of that town. Before -
fore ho arrived , however , 1 hail some conver
sation with the physician in attendancennd ,
said to him : " 1 believe Chamberlain's colic ,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy worthy of a
trial. " Ho readily consented and I Rave him
a bottle. Ono dose of that remedy ( juvo re
lief. When the doctor from Ilavonswood ar
rived his advice was , "Keoi > quiet and con
tinue using Chamoerlain's colic , cholera and
diarrhoua remedy. " Which wo did nnd la
two days -was cured. C. B. Howes , druggist ,
Sanuyvillo , W. Va.
LIKELY 20 UKM XllJS ItKCUIU ) .
Orand Army Encampment nt InillnniipolSs
I'romlseH to Kcllpso All I'ant .Meeting' .
INDIANAPOLIS , Aug. 10. Requests
from posts to have their accomodations
in free quarters at the national Grand
Army of the Republic encampment in
creased are received , by every mail.
The committee feels conildont if the re
quests continue to como in for the next
two weeks the attendance will bo larger
than It was at Washington last pear.
Lyon post of St. Louis asked for quar
ters for only 125. That application has
been changed to 500. There is an In
diana post that at first wanted dally
room for twenty-one persons. It has
since asked for accommodations for
forty. Another that reported sixty as
coming has increased the number to
seventy-six , each of whom has signed an
agreement to bo here. With this post
will come eighty veterans , not members
of the Grand Army.
Prom the latest reports it is estimated
that the parade on Tuesday of the en
campment week will have 00,000 men in
lino. This would bo 10,000 moro than
were in the Washington parade , which
was the largest in the history of Grand
Army encampments. The men will
march in platoons of twelve , four paces
apart , and it will require seven hours
for the procession to pass a given point.
Tnoro will bo 1,000 ollicors in line on
horseback. James K. Carnahan , grand
marshal , will have a statf of sixty , com
posed of old army ollicors who have stall
experience. A feature of the parade
will bo salutes from art 11 lory along the
line and the Indiana battery of light
artillery.
In September , Ib'J'J. dysentery in a very
severe form prevailed at Jamcsburg , N. J.
Walter Wlllard , a well known merchant of
the place , procured a supply of Chamuor-
lain's colic , cholera and diarrhoea remedy.
Ho says ; "It Iscnrtaluly ono of the host
things dvcr made , and has given the highest
satisfaction In the most severe cases of dys
entery. " For sale by druggists.
II OKIM'S F.11II FIXAXVKli.
Official Jtcpnrt of Expntltloii Kimi < lltur <
otid liicomo Director * ICxport u I'lnllt.
CHICAGO , Aug. 10. Auditor Acker-
man of the World's Columbian Exposi
tion company has made his olllclul re
port showing the condition of the expo
sition finances on August 7.
According to the statement the expo
sition has expended for construction and
administration , S mmOU. It still
has outstanding liabilities of $1,100,403 , , ,
besides $4,444,500 of debenture bonds.
Ono feature of interest to stock
holders is tlio item of receipts from con
cessions , which shows that collected
revenue from that source during July
was over $000,000 , , a total of 3100,000
moro than the returns from the sumo
source during May and Juno.
As near as can bo judged from the
situation the receipts from all sources ,
including udmlsalnns , is about 980,000 n
day , Operating uxponscs uro in tha
neighborhood of $15,000 , and decreasing
constantly. This leaves & not revonuu
of about 805,000 a day , or somewhere
near 81,000,000 , for the remaining period
of the fair. The attendance , however ,
is increasing so Htoadily that the di
rectors expect to realize
13 more than tha estimate , und , clear up all
bonded and floating Indobledn-j.ss and
3-
3it leave u good margin.
itI
I- Jolui llu * V | low Jack ,
I1 1 IJHL'.SSWICK , Ga , , AUf. 10. A
i- oil of physiclnnu lias detennlnod thai
o ] Surgouu John lirauh&in has yellow fovur ,
WANTED HIS PAY IN ADVANCE
Novel and Dangerous Sohomo to LSborato
nil Inllnontiftl Criminal ,
PLOT TO DELIVER AN INDIANA DEFAULTER
How TrKiimiror Oil '
ArmntroiiR'n Uhnrtr
\Vni riniinod I'or mid 1'riKtrnleil-llliit
Dorlmcil to Tttke Ulinnec * Without
Coin A .Story Ironi Tlitun | , I nil.
I , Iiitl. , Aug. 10. No defalcation
ovur occurred in Indiana that has at-
trnulod the attention given that of , Inmos
1C. Armstrong , treasurer of Tlpton
county. The original tltscovury of his
shortage of between $10.000 and $ ,10,000 ,
lutulo u short time ago , followed by tlio
arrest and imprisonment of his son , Cal
Ariustroug , deputy troiisuror , hud
ceased attracting Interest wlion It wan
followed by the unearthing of a conspir
acy to rojcuo the young deputy from jail.
Now cornea the allogeu sensational rob
bery of the Armstrong residence , with
the story that the booty sought wns
S * " > .000 , which the Armstrongs tire said
to Imvo hidden away. The case has
taken on many phases of interest. A
special visit to the ijuiot llttlo town of
lipton developed the fact that there are
some parts of the story that have not yet
boon told.
Derided on Dyniinr.tr.
When .lames 1C. Armstrong , the
treasurer and father of Cal Armstrong ,
together with Cnl's friends , Watson
Pliy.or and Joe Crosslor , canvassed the
Hold for a man to do the most desperate
and dangerous part of rescuing Cal
from jail , they decided upon Uluf
Falkonburg , a during , courageous nnd
powerful man who had been in the peni
tentiary three times for grand larceny.
On a trumped-up charge Blnf was placed
in jail , whore ho anil Armstrong talked
over the plans for the hitter's oseapo.
The plan decided upon was to use
dynamite , and when Falkonburg loft
the jail young Armstrong gave him $ G
to buy the explosive. Sunday morning
Watson Pitzor drove up to Bluf s resi
dence and took him out in the country.
Uluf demanded S500 for committing the
crime agreed upon between him and
' 'al , but Pitzor told him that $400 was
U that could bo paidus the Armstrongs
ore at a heavy .expense and that was
11 they could spare.
( invn tlm Scheme Aivny.
Bluf did not want to do the work for
wo or three wooks.but ho was urged to
lo it right away , us the books of the
reasurer's ollleo were going to bo in-
estipatod , and it was necessary for Cal
k ) be free before that was done. And so
hey decided to attend to it at once.
Pitzor counted out $ -100 and told Bluf
hat whan the crlmo was committed
he money would bo paid him. Blnf de-
nandcd his pay in advance. Pitzcr ro
used and Bluf made an excuse to post-
wiio negotiations until a later hour ,
luring which time ho decided to reveal
ho plot and turn the conspirators over
o justice.
The plot was so altered that Bluf was
o go to the jail yard und sandbag Chtir-
ey Miller , who wns guarding the jail.
Jo was then to enter the residence , pl
Shot-ill Wright , chloroform the family ,
ocnro tli3 keys , open the door , and give
oung Armstrong his libory. Pitzor
vas to bo located across"tho river with
mother man who was to drive Cul to
Voblcbvillo. Bluf was to give the signal
) y firirg several shots in quick succes
sion , 1 y which Pit/or was to know that
ovorylhi ig was all rights < -
( 'might llio Conspirator * ,
Under the instructions of the sheriff
-ho plot was carried out , a largo force of
deputies being sworn in to gobble up the
ionspirators. Pitzor foil into the hands
of the ollicors , and the man in the buggy
Irovo oil nt breakneck speed , followed
jy several bullets which lulled to take
elTect. Pitzor was taken to jail and
searched , and on his person were found
a largo revolver , $100 in money and a
satchel containing- Cal Armstrong1 ! !
clothing. The articles found in his pos
session wore criminating , sp lie was
lodged in jail.
The man in the buggy was pursued to
Arcadia , where ho was overhauled and
Found to bo Joe Crcsslor. Ho was
brought "back to Tipton and put in jail.
Meantime , the elder Armstrong was
lodgod-bohind the bars. Pitzor and
Crossldr have both confessed. They lay
the concoction of the schomoupon James
K , Armstrong , the defaulting treasurer.
After Pitzor had miido his confession
ho pulled oil his shoes and brought forth
a largo roll of bills , showing that ho was
supplied with money to do his part.
On another occasion an attempt was
made to sandbag the sheriff While ho
was taking Armstrong to the city. Tlio
cause of Armstrong's downfall was fast
living , wine and women.
Titlin Guoil t.'uro of tin , Children.
PoiXTsriM.it , IJurllnRtonCo. , N. J. , July 17 ,
18'JIl. Our baby , now 14 months old , wns
taken with every symtoni of cholera Infnn-
tum. I commenced uslnc ( Jhninberhilu's
colic , cholera und dltirrtuDU remedy , and
after the IIrat few doses he was relieved ,
and at this writinc Is as well as ever. I feel
that I cannot speak too highly in its praise.
Mrs. Win. K. Heed.
fiaurixa tuit I'AHTVIIAOK.
Cnttlomon und Nhrepim-n ut War on a. Colorado
rado Mnmi Three Itopurtoil KHIoil.
Ril-'MS , Colo. , Aug. 10. It was reported -
ported late last night that war hud
broken out between the cattle and shcop
motion the mesa north of Parachnto ;
that thrco cattlemen are killed nnd that
the hhcopmon are ensconced in a canon
nnd lighting stubbornly.
The trouble arisen over the attempt of
cattlemen to drive the ohoopmoa
out of the country , Sunday evening Mr.
Uillelor , a sheup man , arrived from
Parachute and reported that curly In tlio
morning a jmrty of about thirty tinned
and masked men appeared on the mesa
among the sheepmen , put a rene around
ono man's nock und drove the balance of
the herders out of the country , and
warned the men not to drive their Hheop
back under penalty ot death. Monday u
formidable bund of sheep men started to
drive tlio sheep back again. The light
IB supposed to bo the result.
A number of cattlemen cnmo into Do
Boquo last night for arms ami ammuni
tion nnd reported the light. Particulars
are meager , us the KCCIIU is remote.
Louvonmark dives tonight , Conrtland
Tlm "Dliuetriiui Krroi" ThU Tlina.
KCTCHUM , Idaho , Aug. 10. The state
silver convention yesterday adopted un
address to the people of the United
States , In which the opinion is expressed
that no final Battlement of the financial
question can be directed until eon-
gross shall restore the law pr
vlding for the free and unllinitoS
coinage of silver at n ratio of 10 to 1. It
was decided to organize u State bimetal
lic league , Tlio address closes as fol
lows ; "Tlio paonlo of Idaho hereby
record their conviction that if congress
shall fall to pass a free coinage lavr at
this oossion it will bo necessary for all
bimolullihts , laying all other issue *
aside , to iinlta in a political organiza
tion whoeo sole aim it ahull bo to rectify
the disastrous error committed in tha
demonetization act ol IS'i'd. "