Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 04, 1887, Page 2, Image 2
IOWA EXPECTS A BIG. CROP , Prayerful Teoplo Pray and Rain Cornea nnd Saves the Gorni STATE UNIVERSITY TROUBLES. to StJr Up Strife Ovnr tlio Jtcoont Itumovntfl Tlic Jolibcrs mill the Jtnllrontls lowa'a l'ulllo ) Debt. Tlio Outlook For Corn. Dnn MOINKS , In , , July 3. ISpcclal to the ltii.j : ; loua is settling into a state of midsummer Ferenlty that doesn't threaten Anything very startling for the next two months. Its attention will bo chielly devot- cd to taking care of the Immense corn crop which now eeoms to bo assured. Some of , the more sanguine estimate that its crop will reach 350,000,000 or 4J0,000,000 bushels. It It docs look out for a boom. Iowa has been waiting tor something of that sort since 1883. Four years of poor crops is enough to make an average farmer feel blue. Tlio salvation of the Iowa crops has come \vlth these late rains. The people of this Btato have taken quite a notion to praying Tor rain when tlioy need It. A week niro tnn pountry was suflorlng tearfully Ironi the drought. It was suggested to the eood and devout proplovlio believe in the cfllracy of ipraier , that they pray for rain without beatIng - Ing around the bush at all. If they had faith lo employ prayer for other things thuy do- fired , why shouldn't they pray for the rain vint they now needed most of all. The coed people of the state began praying , and sure enough the ruin began fallln/ , and the last Jew Uajs have brought very copious shovicrs Which , according to the arrangement of a very beneficent 1'rovlilcnce , have been fall ing upon the righteous and the unrighteous alike. The prayer gauge Is held In very high reverence antl respect in consequence. JIOT-WKATHim QUAltllEI.S. It Is pretty hot weather to hostlirlngun .quarrels , but some malcontents are trying to , dn so over the recent removal ot so\ oral pro- /essors of tlio state nnlsersity. For some wears the feeling has been glowing that bet- Ser men could and should bo secured for the Positions thny tilled. Now that the reseats ; Jiavo made the needed change the Irlends ot itho deposed professors raise the cry that the removal was lor political and partisan rea sons. These professors were active prohibitionists. Two years ago tlio regents remo\ed another piofesbor who .was an activi antl-proliibltlonlst , and 'the ' same complaint was made then. So it fan hardly lie In both cases. Thnonly thing .to bo done In quietly to accept the situation land defer to the judgment of the men who fire responsible for the welfare of the univers ity. Some democrats are trying to Induce Ijono of the deposed professors to bring his prlevances Into the republican fltato conven tion and put himself up as a candidate for ftato superintendent. In order to secure a "vindication. " but if ho has the sense which } ils friends claim for him , ho will never do anything of the sort. "KATTLKD" . . THKV TUP. HIKISTHR. I It wasn't many miles from Dos Molues In n thriving county seat , that a young couple 'determined to be married in church unknown Jto their parents and friends. At tlio conclu sion of the regular morning .service on Sun- clay they took their places In front of the preacher without anything being said to jireparo tlio congregation for the surprise. ' .The minister , knowing the situation , was naturally n little rattled , and plunging hast ily In mcdias res , ho declared , "I pronounce you man and wife , and may God have mercy on your souls. " This unexpected blending of the marriage ceremony and the benedic tion was not paitlctilarlv pleasing to the bridal couple , but so far it has not had any fatal elfcct , Tlir. JOIinKItS' MKETIXG. &Tho annual meeting ot the jobbers and Jnanufacturers state association at Dubuque last week was enthusiastic , with a good deal of business about It. There Is gotn g to bo trouble for the railroads If they don't come to Jlmo , and It will not be the grangers alone Jhat will make it for them. Heretofore the greatest tear that railroads have had was of i "granger" legislature as It was called , riiey didn't have much concern about the wslness mm , but they were afraid to lot the 'armors get hold .of the wheel. But now ; hey need to beware of tno business men , whose jobbing and manufacturing Interests : iave been so disastrously affected by the railroads since the passage of the Inter state railway law. The following reso lution adopted at the Dubuqua meeting Bhows what men are thinking about : Hesolved , That the action of the railroads t Iowa In advancing the prices of passenger nd baggaee mileage books Is titly crmrac- erlzrd by Governor Larrabco as an extortion pud will on taken by the people of Iowa as a Hireet challenge for the enactment of a law [ establishing a rate of two cents a mile on Mhelr lines.IOWA'S IOWA'S PUBLIC ni'.nT. The biennial statement of tlio state treas- iror shows that tlio public debt of Iowa Is npldly and surely decreasing. The dellclt tself Is no dlsgraro for It was Incurred by ex- raordlnary appropriations tor the different charitable mid educational Institutions of the state , exccedlm : for the time being the ordin ary Income of the stato. Deducting the cash Dii hand ready to meet 'outstanding warrants IB soon an they are presented , and there Is eft n dflllclt of such warrants amounting to 54:19,015,07 : as against a deficit of about throe piartcrs of a million dollars when the last ecislaturo adjourned. So the debt is steadily hopping. Hunting Fatality. O9KAI.008A , la. , July 3. [ Special Tele- cram to the BEE.J Mr. J. 11. McVado , of les Moines , was out hunting near Nobloton In this county and mot with a hoirlblo accl- flentlast evcuinc. lie was carrying a shot- pun and the accident occurred as he was getting through a rail fenco. llo had his fveleht on the top rail of the fence when It broke and ho and the KUU came to the kround. The gun was discharged and the load passed through his lungs , killing him nstantly. A Cedar Rnpiils Fratricide. CEDAR HAITDH , la. , July 3. In a drunken row last nlcht John 15lack , a farmer , took his roungor brother's life with a revolver. llo was qtmreling at a danro near the city , and when his brother Interfered turned and shot 111 m in the stomach. lie claims that It was nil accident. An Important Capture. WICHITA , Kan. , July 3. United States Marshal Prior , of Harbor county , yesterday brought to tlio city two prisoners. John Cas- II no and his daughter , Mary. They , With John Costlno , the girl's brother , two weeks pro attempted to break Into the postofllco at jglm Mills , and secure a largo sum ot money which they believed to bo there. The post- pnaster was , however , awaiting their arrival , nnd as young Castlne was climbing Into the window , ho shot him In the head , killing him almost Instantly. Father and daughter i ilod , and , after wandering through the terri tory , were captured Thursday. They were ylaccd under bond , which being unable to fcecuro , they were taken lost night to the jail lit Topcka. Summary Itavenge , CHICAGO , Julys. Four years ago "Cuddy1 /Callahan committed an assault upon the wlfo ot his uncle , Dennis Callulmn. Through ponsldoratlon for hU family she kept I fllent about the matter nnttl yesterday , when hearing ho was circulating stories derogatory to her character. She complained to her husband and told him the fctnry of the assault. This morning Dennis limited UP his nephew in a saloon and shot lilm dead without Having a word. Tliomur- ( loied man leaves a wlfo and three children. For fear of loosing a day's work , many lersons put oil' taking physio until Sat- t > may. The better plan is to not 'delay jut take it as soon as needed , it may save Q-OU a hard spell of sickness. It you want the most benefit from the least nmouut of pbysio without causing you ny inconvenience , loss of appetite or post take St. Patrick' ! Pills. Their action /on tno liver and bowels are thorough , they give a freshness , tone anil vigor to K 10 whole system and act in harmony ith nature , A floppy Family. . Mr.'and Mrs. A. Green , colored denl- ens ol Buoktowu , became involved lu n family broil , which terminated In a red- hot liylit. The woman appeared to have rather the best of the fray , when an. olll- cor rushed in and arrcstoa both. I'oz/.oni. No name is better mid nioro pleasantly antl widely known than that of Mr. J. A. I'ozzonl , For Yunr.4 ho lias made himself - self fitinotis by the elegant perfumes and complexion powder that boars his name. tlio latterhnving found its way ; to the belles of Paris Oormany and London , Everybody admire beauty in ladles. Nothlngwill do more to produce or en hance it than to use Mr. I'oizonl's pre parations. A Shower of Chicago Mail : Several years ago , before fore the Httrlmgton company built their present ofllco building , its olllces wore lo cated at tlio corner of Michigan avenue and Handolph street. D. W. Hitchcock , now the San Francisco roprcsctitatiuo of the Union Pacific , was their general passenger agent. A more popular pas- longer asrent novcr Jived , and ho was known from Chicago to San Francisco its "Iliich. " llo wits rough and ready always , and a practical joker. Ills resf- dunce on Michigan avenue one night vis ited by burglars , and ho concluded to fortify himself against further annoy ance trom that source by securing a trusty watchdog. Accordingly ho tele graphed to Harry Denol , the ticket agent at Omaha , to look out for a good dog and bend it to him. It leaked out in duo course that "Hitch" wanted a dog ami then tlio fun began. Io < rs arrived trom all directions ; dogs of all sixes , colors und breeds. They came by express , by baggaso-car and even by mail. Hitchcock would come to his ollico ni the morning , whistling gaily as was his wont , to iinil from three to six curs tictl to the chair logs and lying on his desk. There worn also an assortment of little toy china dogs that came all the way from Boston. But the Hist dog that arrived came in the baggage-car ot No. B , the day train from Omaha. A tougher specimen of thu canine would have been hard to find. It was properly tagged "D. W. Hitchcock , general passenger agent. Chicago ; baggageman will feud anil water , " and was placed in the b.iggacro- car of the train at Indiana avnnuo station , one mile from the passenger depot , by Al Crocker , at that time chief clerk in the general superintendent's ollicc. * * Of course Crocker was on hand when tlio dog was brought into the oih'ro. Hitchcock was elated over the appear ance of tlio dog , and remarked to Crocker that he thought ho would now be burglar-proof , judging from that sav age looking eye. Well , ho forthwith dic tated a telegram of thanks to Dencl , ac knowledging receipt nnd complimenting Harry on ins good judgment. Then ho dispatched the oilico Iioy to his house with the dog and furnished him with money to purchase on the way a collar and chain. Before the boy returned the following reply came from the ticket agent at Omaha : "Don't understand your message. I have sent you no dog yet. " To say that Hitchcock was wild is put ting it mild. Ho raved and Crocker sneaked out. The ofllco retained the odor of brimstone for n week afterward. On the return of the boys ho promptly headed back and forced to "double the road" between the Burlington ofllco and the Hitchcock mansion with the verbal message : "Turn tlio d - n cur loose and kick it out. I'll got even with Crocker. " Typewriting n Fine Art. It is quite a surprising thing to observe how many incompetent typewriter operators there are , says the St. Louis Globe. Their incompotoncy springs from wrong instruction or no instruction nt all. An employer does not notice it , though , unless ho happens to bo an operator himself. Go into any largo business house where a number of type writers are in use , and you will see that no two in a dozen are fingered properly. In fact , it scorns as If the operator never heard that each letter should be touched with a certain finger , according to the word it is in , and that each hand should do an equal share of the work. Some use only the forefinger of each hand , only two fingers on each hand , while the num ber of these who strike the space bar with their finger , instead of with the thumb , is legion. It would bo impossible to keep n count of these who use their right hand , nearly exclusively , and time would fail ono to enumerate those who have tlio wrong touch entirely. All this botch work is duo to starting wrong. A young person gets the fever , and is so desirous of securing a situation ntonco , Hint ho or she begins copying letters , etc. , before colng through tile book of exorcises carefully. To go through tlio book , on the average , requires about a month's steady work. When the last exercise is written tho. proper touch has been learned , the right fingering has become mechanical , and both hands unconsciously do their portion tion of the writing , but the ambitious op erator won't take even a week of drill , and having ignored the basis for pro gress , remains awkward and unprogrcss- ivo forever , and wonders why h-j cannot gain that graceful motion or rapidity of touch which comes to those who start right. A good operator will use six fin gers , three on each hand , and touch every Key with a uniformity ot pressure. Praying For Hornets and Alapaha ( Ga. ) Star : During the rnvival in the Mothoalst church at this place an old man and very practical member was called on to pray. That morning ho saw several of his neighbors , armed with fishing poles , pass his place on their way to the river. This furnished him a theme nnd ho prayed about as follows ! "Oh , Lord , I saw several of my friends this morning down into the Laphaw swamp iisllng | instead of coming to chuicli. Good Lord , send hornets and wasps and vellow-jacketa and horseflies and yellow- Hies and rcdbugs , and make them sting them and bite thorn till they are forced to lleo from the swamp and seek shelter in the church. The Chinese- are to have anew coinage , and ninotv coining presses and all neces sary machinery for litting up a mint in China will bo ready by next April. The presses , which are being prepared in England , are noiseless and automatic. and are capable of producing 3,700,000 coins per day of ton hours. The coins are to bo $1 pieces and throe subdivisions ions , a half u fifth , nnd a tenth in silver , as well as the "bash" or "mills" equal to one-thousandth part of $1 in rolled brass. The silver $1 is equal to five shillings English money. Ot tlio 3,7000,000 coins which are to bo struck per day , 100,000 are to bo ( if required ) silver 11. The e x- tent of the order may bo estimated from the fact that the royal mint in London is only furnished with sixteen presses. The value of the daily coluago of English money is 35,050. "Wo have the rarest bird ever bronght to America , " remarked the superintend ent of the Philadelphia Zoological garden. "It is called the Australian bush turkey. It is really a most remarkable creature. During the season of incuba tion the parent bird scrapes together u mound of earth nnd rubbish , reaching sometimes a diameter of twenty-live feet and a height of live. A spacious- hole is then made in thu center nf the pile , nar rowing us it approaches the bottom. In this excavation the eggs are deposited in layers , mingled with decomposing vege table matter aqd the worst rubbisn to bo found. The heat generated by thi fer mentation of this mass of offal hatches the eggs and the little ones scratch their way unaided to the surface. Queer , isn't ' it ? " . _ HBM V * aHMMW y Engineer1 TrtnviU tnd Letclf at Goodman's. Personal raragrnplis. E , A. Brown , of the Nebraska City Press , is In Omaha. C. E. Macoon , of Lincoln , Is in tlio city. C. 0. Mlllard , of O'Neill , Is In town. M. M. Aslilln nnd John S. Patton , Lin coln , are at the Metropolitan. ' J. E. Burgh and family , of Hooper , Nub. , are in the city to pass the Fourth. CHICAGO ft NOUTHAVSTKIIN Il'l" Exaumlciii to C ? 11.00 FOR HOUND TRIP. Commencing July C antl continuing on sale to July IS tlio Chicago & Northwest ern railway will Roll round trip tickets to Vcachcrs and all others who wish to take n trip to Chicago or points in the cast for ? 14. 00 from Council Blufl's to Chicago ind return. Two through express trains rtin.dally , leaving Omaha at 0:15 : a. m , ind ( ! :03 : p. m. , running palace sleeping nnd dining cars. Ample accommoda tions will uo furnished for everyone , llo- servo your sleeping car berths and se cure your tickets at the Chicago & North western ticket olllcc , Mil Farnam street. W. N. BAUCOCK , General Western Agent. Work of n Ilomb Cracker. Some person threw a bomb fire cracker beneath one of the cab horses at the corner nor of Thirteenth and Douglas streets last night. Two of the horses ran away , antl at the northwest corner of the streets mentioned , collided. Tlio cabs , Nos , 10 and 10 , were more or less damaged , and ono of the animals was thrown , but was comparatively uninjured. That Tired Feeling The warm weather has a debilitating effect , especially upon these \Uio araltlilu doors most of the time. The peculiar , yet common , complaint known as "that tired feeling , " is the result. Tills feeling can 1)0 ) entirely overcome by taking Hood's Sarsaparllla , \\lilch circs new lift ) and strength to all the functions of the body. "I could not sleep ; had no appetite. I took Hood's Sarsapaillla and soon began to sleep soundly ; could get up without that tired and languid feeling ; nnd my appctlto improved. " 11. A. SAJTFOJID , Kent , Ohio. Strengthen the System Hood's Barsiparllla is characterized by three peculiarities : 1st , the combination of remedial ngcnts ; Ed , the proportion ! 3d , the process of securing the actho medicinal qualities. The result is a mcdlclno of unusual strength , effecting cures hitherto unknown. Bend for book containing additional evidence. " Hood's Sarsanarllla tones up my system , puilfles my Mood , sharpens my appetite , and seems to make mo over. " J. 1 * . THOMPSON , -.Register ol Deeds , Lowell , Mass. "Hood's Sarsaparllla beats all others , and Is worth Its wolglit In gold. " I. lUlutuiGiox , 130 Bank Street , New York City. Hood's sSarsaparilla Bold by All druggists. $1 ; six for $5. Made only by 0.1. HOOD & CO. , Lowell , Mass. IOO Doses _ One Dollar. DUMMY TKA1N8. DRS.S.&D.DAYIESON . . . 1707 Olive St. , St. Louis Mo. Of the Missouri Stale Museum of Anatomy , St. LouU , Mo. , University College Hospi tal , London , Gicscn ( Germany and New York. Having devoted their attention SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF lie anil DISEASES , More especially thse arising ( rom Impru dence , m\ite all so suffering to correspond without delay. Diseases of Intoction and contagion cured safely nnd speedily with out detention from business , and \\ithoat the use of dangerous drugs. Pa tients whose cases have been neglected , badly treated or pronounced incurable , Bhould not fail to write us concerning their symptoms All letters receive immediate attention JUST PUBLISHED. And will be mailed FREE to any address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. "Practical Observations , on Nervous Debility nnd Physical Exhaustion , " to which is added an ' 'Essay on Marriage , ' with important chap ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or gans , the whole forming a valuable medical treatise which should be read by all young men. Address , DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON , 1707 Olive St .St. Louis. Mo. EVERY LADY Who cluslrcs n perfect FORM AND FIT BllOllltl WCnr OI1C. Will not Cnhool itbllfltlrfworn. HORCESIEB COMET 10. . 5IS andliO B.rketSt. , Chltiso. W UNDEVELOPED PARTS of the body enlarged and strengthened , Full { uutlo- Ulars ( scaled ) free. EUIE MED. CO. , Iluffalo , K. Y. EDUCATIONAL- ALBANY LAW SCHOOL Thirty-seventh year begins Sept. 6th , 18S7. 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Your "Tsnsill's Punch" is the best iihiR and most popular nlcklo clffixr we have fold And Is still our loadlnK I NO. 11. PoitTEn & Co. , DrufrKlsts , Hockford , II IIIIK II. W. TANSILL & CO. , Clltili J. B. HAYNES THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT , Ouiaha , Nebraska. cases cured. No V.nllednitsoiclamps ueed. Add. V. O. Supply Co. Ilex 72fi. St. Lonls. Mo. Absolutely perfect. No refrigerator equals it. Guaranteed in every respect nnd very reasonable in price. W. L , WRIGHT , Agent for the Manufacturers. 13th St. bet. Itanium anil Jlarncy. tDr. Ilaughawout : OmMin Dental Asso ciation Dental operations rendered painless - loss by the use ot compound oxygen. Tooth without plate , bridge work nnd crowns of every approved kind , inserted by the most satisfactory method. Roll- man block , cor. 13th and Farmun streets. ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE , TERFJE HAUTE , IND. I A School ol Engineering. 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AGENTS WANTED Art anil Music , 1513 Douglas St. . . .M * * * * The WEST FURNITURE COMPANY We soil now nnd second linud FURNITURE , STOVES AND House Furnishing Goods 1 On Weekly and Monthly Payments , Nos , 108and ( ION , 14thstreet , Bet , Dodge and Capitol Avenue , WEST FURNITURE CCIIPAHV DON'T ' FAIL TO GKT CATALOGUES AND PRICKS ON Pianos , Organs , Violins , Guitars and Banjoa FROM CRAP BROS. , 219 South 15th Street Ol'UKA 110USU ISLOCK. And don't buy a piano until you have examined the celebrated Sohmcr , which has received first prize wherever exhibited , and in the cast commands a higher price than those of any other make. For a short time only we will offer these celebrated pianos at less than others arc asking for a tccond class instrument. It will pay you to call and see us. Pianos from $200 upwards. Organs from $20 upmards. -A I Small instruments at correspondingly low prices , G. L. ERIOKSON ftlfdilPAiiYi- 212 Noi'tlii Sixteenth Street , MLtMM. ifSzzt Dcdlers in U'atclics , Diamonds , Jewelry C Silverware " " " " Headquarters for Emblematic Pins and Charms fl All Hoods warranted. C. L. ElllCKSOy tC CO. , 212 AIGlh St. I'nnlson's ndd , LnVo et.C room lioimc , city viator Ambler's mid , Prttyn . , Broom house , well cistern cisternscirenifo , etc.WX ) ; Hon'h , bilnnco tn ult , burn. fJ.OOO ; f ; 00 ca h , bnl. SCOpormoutb. l.iko'n add , J.ukofl. , &roumliou > o , well , cUtomt Noljons nild.CummlriKSt.M ft frontajoby Iflj , 9 2,3'iO | f8W cnjh , bnl. tiOpcr month,7 per cunt. room hoiiac , f 10,100 ; tl.OH cash , bal , 3 years , Horbach'.ildadd , ISth St. , 7 room lieu o , burn , well , Dunns i , lllll'ii add.'thst .firoomhonno , barn , well cistern , etc. , H.500 ; USOUcnBli b ilanco to null , etc , $3 , WOj II.5W cash , bil. 1 , 2 and 3 yours. Onmliu Vleir , Miami St. , 4 room house , burn , well , Fairmont ndd , Ktlinve. , 8 room hoii'O , cltjr water , cisternetc.t > , . ' < 0)lax ) ; ) cash b.il tOHrrnnxo. clBtoniW,3iXiSOOci ; hb l. oasy. Oniahu Vlow , Miami rt.b room Uouso , bnrn , vroll , Kuuntzo A Itnth'n ndd , IStti pt , , ulcn house , fruit and cl-tcrn , etof..MX ) , f3 > Joaslil > nl 1,2,3and 4 jcnrs. Btmilotreei , etc , tl.OOJ ; consult for terms. Omiihn Vlow , Mluml at. , 7 room liuiuo , on west Kuuntzo & Hiith'H niM , 17th it. , 3 houios wltli 1m slopeKM , $ J3)M"hhal ) 1,2and3year ) . rrovonts.n.W ) ; ll-W c i Ii , bill , to arrange- Wnlnut Hill , Nlcluilns bt.,5 mom liouoo , hnrn , fruit City , proper , Onj.isU , 2 houses , cor. on 23d , rentals trees,21ol , } 3f01 , fl.OMcnsh , bnl Wiper month. fi'i a mouth , t : < , Ml ; tunns rasjr. Wa'iiut ' Illll , .N'clion t. , 7 room huuse , city water , Cltjrroicra | | ( ! > st.Urootn lioiuo.ult modern Im nice location , $ , ti'JOt ' .OOOciisli.bnl ln&ymir < . provements , tn.OM.'S ' cash. Wnlnut Ulll.NlclioU'st ,7 room house , cltywatcr , Olty , proper , Dousln nt. , 10 room brick home , top Kindcdiind sodded yuld , f.r/iO ! ; JJ.2W cunh.b.'ilj ycrtce. of hill near ISth.&ll/JO ) ! HciMi , bal. to arrange. \Vulnut Hill , Geor o9,5 room linuau , well , cistern City , proper , Webstar St. , U loom homo , nonrcar burn , etc , C.Y3X ) ; S.iSOcasli , bal ij per month. line , city water , bHrn.f-J.OW ; Hca-i'i ' but to arrange. ItcdlcU't udd , I'.irkiivc. , 8 room honic , largo lot ( illy , proper , Webiter St. , 1'J room housa. laruo lot , faces on 2 streets , (3.1X19 ; J-.WOdown , bal. arrange. i well , cistern , fruit troo8.JJUOi } 5caslibM. toarr. I Also a Large List of Acreage and Business Prop erty , at 1421 Douglas street , JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED J. F. AHLQUIST & BRO. , HANDLE THE BEST VAPOR STOVE IN THE MARKET , Also a full line of Harduarc. Stoves , Tinware , Cutlery , Nails , etc. 1110 Saunders Stieet , K. P. Block , Omaha , Neb. Store , Ojflcc and Jianlt Work , Door and Window Screens matlc and put up at bottom prices , furniture Jlcpalreil anil Upholstered , Don't throw nway your old lurnlturo vrhon turo doulors imil olliors in the business who do you cnnbavo It ropHliod und uphulslnroil for not inulio It asioolnltjUiop | us n curd nnd luilr wlint it will cost , to pot now , mid your old wo will cull wltn siirnpk'B ol furniture covorinir , luinltiiro is butter thim clui'ip nu\v. niunsuro your windows nnd doors nnd give CAIU'EIS tiAIU. WoKlvoour whole muni iincos before your lurnituro loaves too houso. tion to the lHislnos. Having' hn > I n lurKO oxpo- Don't iorgrt thu place , rlcnto in the eait. ire fool confldont wu CHII givogood But 1st net lou nnd prices holow luinl- Opp. Baptist Church Wholesale Music and Jewelry Dealers A Ia mr rx At TTI trm a n r * r AND SOIiQ AQENIi FOA Soiul for catalogue , Otnalin , Ncbrnnku. Farnam Street. FURNITURE , O-A-IRIPIETS - - , House Furnishing Goods. CREDIT TO EVERYBODY ! No security required. Furnish your house from oolltir to garret. Easy weekly or monthly payments. Your terms is our terms : PEOPLES' ' INSTALLMENT HOUSE 613 N. 16thSi , , Between California and Webster , BOSENTHAL & CO. , Proprietors. .