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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1890)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , WJ&2NESDAY , NOVEMBER 5 , 1890. 5 TWO SPIDERS F1GBT A DUEL , It Was a Genuine Affair d'Eounettr , Seconds and All. ONE JUMPED THE OTHER'S CLAIM , Jt Vim a Struggle to the Itontli nnd the Mttlo Fellow Comiiiered The Graphic Story or mi Kyc-AVItncsses. A big window In the southeast corner fit the old warehouse at the head of lake Kctildi , in this place , is covered , us with & curtain , by spider webs , Tinpnnes of thlfAvlndow are the small squares of the old days. A big , oval- iKHlii'd , grayish-brown spider , had his web H proud over the entire , surface of ono pane of glass und over all hut ono email corner of another. In that corner / a plump black spider has his modest hut effective trap. The other day the big spider evidently concluded that ho needed more room , says the New York Sun. JIo ran out a cable that passed across ono edge of the black spider's web nnd fastened it to the cdgo of the sash be tween that pane and tlio next ono. Tills cable was quickly followed by another , nnd a third ono was strung before the little black spldor Boomed to wake up to what was going on. Then lie came out ol lilt corner and gave the big spider's auchii-iotw work a quick inspection. That having evidently satisfied him of the In- tonllon of the big trespasser , ho nipped the three cables apartonoafter another , and left them dangling uselessly In tlio nir. The llttlo spider , having destroyed the cables , re tired to the seclusion of his corner nnd resumed hla watch for files. Tlio big follow recovered from his surprise nnd Immediately throw another caolo across the llttlo one's wob. Out carao the little follow with a rush and snapped thut cable asunder. Four times after that the big spider strung a cable , and each time the little spider cut it down. The little black follow toro about In his corner as If in u towering rare , and while his fury Was at iln height another spider , with a long , ugly-looking hotul und a small body , t'liiuo down from u pane above the llttlu black one's corner. This spider t lined tlio raging black ono , and by nnd y the latter cooled down , The two spiders remained together in apparent ; , coiillilentinl intercourse for a few see ' ondc , and then the spider with the big head darted out upon the brown spider' web and followed It lo the big fellow's flon. Then ho lingered for a moment , evidently discussing the matter with the big In-own spider , and then ho darted off again in another direction und brought up ftt a web on the pane above the big Bpldur'H , whore unothor spider hung list lessly , wrapped up in Ills long , hairy legs. A short confab tookplace between the two , nnd then the -hairy spider dropped down quickly to the big brown Bplilor's don , and the spider with tlio big head returned hurriedly to the little black spider's corner. A few seconds after the big-headed spldor had returned to the black spider's corner the two glided out , reached the big brown spider's web , advanced almost to the center of it , and stopped. The brown spider and his hairy attendant ' Boon afterward emerged 'from the former's don nnd advanced toward the center of the web , stopping within an inch or so of the black spldor and his eccond. Other members of the spider colony must have had Intuitive kuowl- edge of what was going on , for spiders of all sizes and shapes cnmo speeding to > the scene to got a view of what was ovi- v dontly to bo a fierce encounter. When the two prinaipalspidors had taken their position * ) tholr respective attendants re tired isomo distance from thorn. Then the little bhtck syidor and his big brown fee rtibhod together. They struggled a moment , separated , rueheu together again , and tumbled and toshod ono another about until the web on which they fought swayed uii'd bent and broke hero and there into ragged holes. All the while tlio hairy spider and thu spider with the big head hov ered frantically ouch about his prlncl- , mU , as if coaching the fighters as to the bust advantage. "Whon the battle wss at its height ono round-bodied blaolc pidur imulo a rush into the field to take a hand in the fight. Before ho reached the contestants , however , ho was col lared by both the hairy spider and the big-headed Spider , and hustled buck into the ero'vd so quick that ho Boomed dazed nud remained parched on tlio edge of the fcnsh. "While this exciting side incident was ongnging tlio attention of the seconds ends the principals separated , each re treating a couple of Inches. The at tendant spiders rushed each to his prin cipal's side and for several seconds things remained quiet. Then the pug- paciiuiii little blnck spider moved slowly forward and the big follow advanced to i / incut him. When they were nearly to gether the little spldor shot forward ' like a Hash , pounced upon the big ono ml almost as quick darted back again. Thivt was a fatal blow to the big spider. In tltat sudden dash the little spldor had T - - , chopped off ono of of the blgono's long I forulegs close to his body as neatly as ho i bad cut the cables of his foo's intruding wob. wob.Then Then the black spider darted at his 1 big antagonist with the rapidity of lightning nnd it was not long till ho had severed the other foreleg of the big spldor us completely UB ho had the first 1 one. Tlio brown was now almost totally i helpless. By a quick flunk movement | the little black mounted the other's lixigo body nnd closed his jaws firmly in the back of his neck. The big spldor floundered nnd struggled , but all to no . Ills life blood Avns fast bolng Surposo. by his ngllo fee and in a minute after the black spider had got his clutch on the brown ono'a neck the big follow I bung shriveled and lifeless In the wreck 1 of the web ho had tried to enlarge at the T espouse of his bold and nervy llttlo neighbor. i Hut the llttlo blaclc snider was not 1 satisfied with the death of the encroach- I ing spider nnd tlio ruin of his wob. ; \Ylicu ho found his fee was dead ho inude n circuit of the outer edge of the web , cutting every stay cable and guy web from its. fastenings , until the limp body of its late occupant nnd the dis mantled web foil together on the window ledge , among a mass of dead and shriv eled. Hies and booties' wings and hoapa tdiibty , cast-off wobs. The duel was over. Mrs. Winslow's ' soothing syrup for chil dren trothlng cures wind colic , diarrhuia , etc. B5 cents a bottlo. Uniforms fur Female Clerks. Female clerks employed in the Get- instil postal telegraph torvlco are from this tlmu forward ordered to wear a uni form , which consists of a blue Jersey . with orange collar and brass buttons. * Van Houtcn's ' " Cocou-"Bost and ROM farthwt. " CHI C.I UO l.irK STOCK. . OniCAOO , No * . 4.-tSiM > cl.nl Toloar.im to Tn Hr.r.l-CATT r.K-llu lQcsi fair and tftlucintMiut like ycAtcrdajr find the ctovj of the week , but . the turn on fair to go < xl ulcers vrix * ratlior Uronsor If notauotily : ! liluhor. Medium and common natlvMoranytlilnathatliud tocom- petowlth Rood ranger * Texamancl native butchers' stock , remain * nt low-water mark , nnd tlio Btockcr nnd feeder trade sliowa no Improvement. Native. II.StfM.OOi stockerm ll.7.a2. > . < V > ; Texans , IMO&3.S5 ; cowmbulli. and mixed , Sl.2Jaa.ai. lloast IliHlncss opened active , nnd early Bales showed a slight advance , but later on and jitirtlculufly at the close the Ren- cral market ruled weak and a Rood nlokcl lower. Puckers wcro out of the tnarkct early , a ? most of the home * closed down nt noon In order to allow their men to voto. ItoiiRli nml common , Ki.TOil'l.Vi | fair to prlmo ml.xctl and iiackori , M.i ) it4.iu : prlmo lioavy nml butcher weights. ? 1.10561.2.1 ; aviorto < l llttht , from " 10 Ibs down tonvrrago ITO Ibs sold nt 11.10 ! Rpcoiul class light , n'ulomi to HO lln , RfWiVI.00 ; plg nvcraglu ; under 100 to IV ) Iba sold at . ' .006.3.70. _ The Wool Market. UOSTON , Nov. 4. [ Hpcdal Telegram to TUB linn ] There has has been a fair trade In wool ; the sales Mavo been tiulto law and the mar ket has bcon flrm. Ohio X lleecossell at 0 and XX fleecoi at tHBMc. Mlchjcau X Ims been selling ntaic and the market has been flrm nt that price. No. 1 clothing wools liavo licon nnllo stront ? atWiM ! ! > < 3 for Ohio and 3To for Michigan , In combliiR wools thnrn liavo been Hales of No. 1 washed nt WtKc ; ttn- wnshod.ivsiwo for three-eighth" blood tint ! 27St'8o ( ' fdroiio-auartor blood , Inrtno ilelalno solcct Ions tlii'ro have been sMoq of Ohio nt ; ; r4si7o : tuiil of Jllchlitnn nt niMICc. Territory wools rule llrm at C'30,10 , Scoured , for lltu.1 , f > STGUu for flno medium and ; V > UJSo for mcdluin. Tuxas , Ciillfornla nnd Oregon wools havn been In fnlrdumand at unchaiiKeil prices. 1'ullcil wools huvo been llrm , brliiKlnt : rather better prices , the supplies bi ! n mill. Australian and other foreign wools arc llrtu. t : STOCK. . OIIIOAOO , Nor. * . O.ittlo-nocfllpts , 10,000 ; marknt fulr ; fltoiuly to strnn or ; natives , f-.80it.r..01) ( ) : stookora , t\"ftW \ > ; Toxnns , W.40 ( i i.25 ; cows , bulls and inlxocl , * I."V2 'I. " ' > . lloia Keoolpts. WOtK ) ) ; market , active but weak ) packers anil shlppors , $3.7.V3I.15 ; prltno heavy ana butuherV wol hts. $ I.O'Jii4 ! 4.7ii ; Hklps and soluuled llsht , pics , $3.00i * : > .75. Sheep Hecolpti. R.OOOi market steady to BtroiiB ; natives , KI.603S.K1 ; westerns , Jt.OaQ4.a3 ; Tuxans , tU.T02 l.v3 ; lambs , (4.302 5.73. lilVEtipoor , , Nov. 4. Wheat Steady ; demand - mand imnrnvlns ; holders oner moduratoly , Corn 1 Inn ; demand fair ; mixed western , 4s 0'iil uor cental , MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 4. Wheat Receipts , 403 cars ; shipments. 145 car * . Iiematm for cash onlyfulr ; lower prices. Clo-ilnit ! No. 1 hard , November , H8u ; on track , U.io : No. 1 northern , November. l 4ie ! ; May , Sl.oj.'i ; on track. Wio ; No. 'i northern , November , Ulol December , UUic ; on truck , BiaOJu. KANSAS Oltr , Nov. 4. Oattln Hocolpts , 4.400 bead ; shipments. 2'JO'J ' head ; trarkot ( toady ; stocrs , KI.2o4.SO ! cows , * 1.2jQii..W ; stockers nntl feeders , i8i.2iQ3.00. lions Houolpts. 11,000 ht-ad ; shlnmcnts , TOO head ; murkothlghur ; nil grades , ST. liOtris. Nov. 4. Oattlo nocolpts , 4,500 head ; market steady ; fair to fancy native steers , KJ.90Q3.00 ; atockcrs and feeders , t'J.20 4W.OO. ItoRS Itocnlpts , 4.t > 30 head ; market higher ; lioavy , $4,1081.23 ; mixed , * a.7va .10 ; light , SJ.S9 Sioux CITV , la. , Nov. 4. [ Special Telegram to Tun lice. ] Hess receipts , : i,800 ; market utoady : selling W.C&3 > 3.tiS ; liulkM.85O3.90. OJ/.4J/.1 31AKK.ETS. Cattle. Tuesday , Nov. 4. KUImated receipts of cattle. 1,200. as com pared with U.241 yesterday und 8.345 Tuesday of last week. The market was steady on beeves and butchers' stock and lifeless on feeders. _ _ _ _ 110R8. Estlmatca rocolpts of linn. 5,400 , ns com pared wltb 4au Yesterday and 0,58-1 Tuesday of lust woclc. The market was 6 to lOa hl hor. Aotlvu and all sold curly. The raiiKo was $3.2 : > ® 4.ir , the bulk selling at KJ.04.10 ; llRht , KIS34M.70 ; lioavy. S1.00@4.15 ti ; mixed , J.l.Ofta.l.TO. The average of the prices paid was 1.89 as compared with 1.1.73 yester day aud IJ.8I Tuesday ot last woek. Bhccp. Estimated receipts of shonp , 2,212 , as com pared with 2Kf. > Yesterday unu 1,704 Tuesday of lust week. The market u Urin. Natives , . ' .3331.15 ; westerns , $2.00111.0) . niapoaltlou or Stock. Showing the number of head ot atook purchased on this market as reported by the wuiglinmslcrsut tlio Stockyards company for November 4 : CATTLE. S'wllt & Co . 372 Tholi'eorpo II. Hammond company . 70 Tlio Arniour-Cudahy packing company. . l.V l.t'O Itothsuhlld . . ' . . 134 Hurnllton and .Stephen . 15 Shlppors and feeders . 280 IIOQd. Armour-Ciiduhy paektnR company . ] ,941 Omaha packing company . 005 Swltutfo . W)8 ) Ooorpo II. Hammond packing company. . I'tiR J. I' . Squires & Co . 402 North I'aoklngCo . 282 Shippers laid feeders . 220 Kcpresontativo St 8TGEII3. No. AT. Pr. Na Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr 1R..1120 370 UD..12S1 4 UO 3t..l l 435 18. .1330 4 00 COW3. 3 , . 090 125 2 , . 1053 ISO H.-CTO 205 il..lOH3 125 0..1044 200 2. .1105 215 2. .1140 1 DO 14. . 080 2 00 HULLS. 1. . 870 1 50 3..1140 1 75 2..14DO 225 4. .1350 1 50 2..1070 1 75 1..1070 225 a. .1100 1 73 1..1700 3 25 MILKEI13 AND Sl'IlINOKaS. 1 cow and calf . $17 00 2 oprlnxers , each . IS 00 2 mllkurs , each . Ill 00 BTOUKKI13 AND I'EEUKRS. 2. .1010 235 18. . 044 249 33. . 1013 205 CALVK3. 0. . 101 2 75 HEirEUS. 32. . 740 2 00 > TE3TEUN CATII.S. No , Ar. Pr. 1 . : . 040 11 35 14 cows . 1141 1 SO 47 COWH . 1115 a 15 .1 , Moron 40feedirs . 1013 2 25 11. 1'X Tcsc'bcmacher 43f < > cdcra . . . , . 1041) ) 225 lllovoiis 22 leers . 1227 S 85 28tcurs . lav ) 2 65 lOlMocra . 1007 2 83 Htockdalo 2 steers , tailings . ; . .12I5 200 JUfeedcrs . 'Mi 232ii J. A. Miner 1 steer , talllnp. , . 11GO 2 10 2 steers , tailings . litO : 210 50 feeders . 1013 250 L. N , Galloway M steers , talllnss . 1037 210 IK steers , tnlllnss . 1153 200 1 steer , tailing . 1030 l 00 S7feeitors . 10.VJ 230 70 foudurs . 102U 235 20 feeders . 1135 245 Swuu Land & Oattlo Co. 7cunnera . 731 100 27COWS . 875 115 23co\vs . a-.s us Scows . t > 71 115 3COWS . 000 175 Scows . 831 185 Scows . OUT 1 S3 140cows . 070 200 71 steers . 1130 210 4 calve . S15 225 Ct ) feeders . 1107 240 Ostacrs. tullltiKJ . 131d 1 90 flstpor.l . . . IWS 300 I'.1 steers . 1U50 2 50 17 steers . 121S 250 20 foodCM . 10J 2 30 M steers . 1143 250 13 bulls . 1214 1 15 noas. No , AT. 8h. I'r. Ncs Ar , 9h , Pr. 18 . 140 40 S3 25 07 . 259 2409300 04 . 1M Id ) 325 70. . . .213 200 300 3 . 1113 121) U60 74 . 213 60 300 ( W . UB 360 7 < . 280 120 800 M . 107 120 350 7,1. . . . .230 240 305 48 . WO ItX ) 3W l ! | . 2S2 80 305 02 . 178 850 78 . 217 240 305 63 . 170 30) m . 261 400 805 71 . IKt 120 3 80 IU . 245 100 305 70 . 2II ! 200 370 7'J . 243 10 305 70 . ZU 300 375 ( W . 243 80 387 } tO . 2UO 40 375 60 . 270 40 100 70 . 221 100 375 6j . 313 3(10 ( 400 73. . . . .231 W ) 375 70 . 2U5 80 4 00 1 . 4hO 375 M . . . , .315 ISO 100 ft . 225 230 377(1 ( W . 235 280 100 07 . 24S 120 380 f.1) . 310 100 80 . Ifti .180 rxi . 266 105 77 . 201 120 380 Oi . 285 SO 105 81 191 180 380 71..W 100 106 li" T.l.,203 : 120 310 8 210 105 U 211 160 380 M 2S2 00 105 73 2--J a > 0 38rt Uj 337 'HO 4 OS 83 ,237 400 3 82Vi It 203 405 81..2M ZM 3H5 8J 'JS2 1WO i 85 fig 278 410 8 O t 209 40 IIO 74 23 IM 88S 1 430 410 4T 287 ) U 90 120 ii 81 517 120 Sftt M , 330 40 410 4 so am TO. ssi HO 410 ftS . . . .227 ICO 300 .Kl .TOfl 200 4 10 78. . . .211 HO 3 W ) 55 054 240 410 M . . . .225 00 3 TO M XM 40 410 M 207 100 3 DO Kt 340 120 410 M SOI 200 300 M 309 120 410 Ml 2GO 120 3i ) TO 2SO SO 4 15 60 207 120 300 * rina AND tKirs. i reo l no BI 113 sss M 12U 150 1 80 61 . . . . 113 40 2M 04 O'J 2 00 M ,2M 300 OMAHA \VIlOLKSAhli : atAIUCETS. Groceries. DATES Porslftn , 0-lb box. OHc. HAISINSLondon lnycrs , Californiaper DOT , IJ.SOI loose muscatel * , Cnllfornla. I'.og ; ( .ccil- lc ! > s , Citllfornla , & .00) ) Callfornln hocdltss sul tans , In tmoks , per Ib. Hoi California inttsca- tells , In saolts , Site : 1101 ? Valcnclas 80 : ou- duruliiycr * , now , Oc. NUM Altuonda , IBo ; Ilrar.llg , ITci ( liberty Uc ; pccati , ice ; nltuit ? , Uc ! poaiittt couUs : roasted. 10Jc ! : TenncMPO pc.inuK So. ( . 'AN.NKD VKOKTAIILKS Totuntocs-a-lbextra , iM ( > Bl.ii-lb8t : : nd.ira western liruniK tl.10 ; . Archer's standurd. Jtw ; Corn Finest grown , JI.CO ! Onto Olty sugar corn , very tlno , tl.50 : ( illrnan. S-lb supnr corn , 11.20 ; S-lli extra , lleomer , 11,10 ; S-Ib standard wcntorn brands. 11.00. Mttsliroom * l-ll > I'roncli , e-xtra flncy23i 2.V : ; 1-1U Kronen , fine , iwa' . o ; 1-lb I'rencli , or dinary , 16ai8o. Pens Tres. line , per cun"xi ; ( lonil-llno , nor can. lOo ; 1Mb aKtctl , tl.tw ; U-lli early Jtinu , (1.00Ib : marrow , stniidaul brands , Jl.l'o ; 2-lbRoiikrl , ? , ' > c. BtrlnK lictins 2-11) hlKh grade , ICcftmoc , 11.00 ; 2-ll > Uoldun wn.xlioaiif , | LtX2-ll ) ; ) string lioanx , SOo ; Ijlina bcniis111 soaked. S."rO. HoMtou bnkcil bciins 2-lb Lewis , tl GJ : Crown brands , II. . Hwcot potntocs-U-lb Now Jersey , 81.00. I'tttnpkhiH : i-Ib , (1,10 , Ukrn nnd tomatoes 11.05 ; okra , l''AHINACF.OUS GOODS Barley. 40. miun , , no : pens , 2io ? : oatmoul , bl > li. iNV.iwfi.50 ; halt hlils , faoo&i/JSt mucaronl , ItxSllo : verinicolll , 10@IIc : rlco , choice , fiMSlOoi fancy. USifd'o ; head , Tc ; sago and tapioca , Kile ; Lliuu bonus , lk ) : unlit pens , Da ; Hpachottl , lie. DidK.d Kittms Turkish prunes , less than hhUs , ISM ) , 7ioi ! orlglniil hlitls , ! jc less ; HoMiln. prunes , 0-lb boxes , 10 : ) to 110 , a Je : apples , evaporated , now ring ehulco , l.Vt ; evaporated , new rltic prime. 14o ; aprk-ots , funcy , In sacks , 20o ; blackberries , new , lOc ; raspberries , .23 11)3 to box , : Oo ; currants , now , fi' $ ( < > ! Sci orig inal casks , Uo less ; Yostlzza currants , extra , In boxes , GJio. CoitOAOE Manilla ropo-A.ll sizes from 7-18 to 1 In , 14o : sisal rope , nil sizes ( rum 7-in to 1 In , IDu ; "iiuw processes , " all sizes from 7-10 to 11 n. 80. WiiAiTixo PATEii-Straw , per Ib , ltliic ; rac , lUjo ; manlila ll.VttfcNo. \ . 1. 8c. MOIMSSKS llbls , N. t ) . fancy , pcrKiil. STi57o ; choice. 45B47c : good. : wa32o ; Cuba , buklug , i'd ® : Kc ) : blackstrap. SOGKSe. SODA I'kgs. CO Ibs to tun. 5Vn : kegs. 4jjo. VisBnAli : tO gr. N. Y. iippio elder. lOo : I ) . 3. cider. 1'Jo ; while , wliti' , l.V ) ; fancy , fruit , ISo. OILS IN ) prime white , lie : 150 water white , Mo ; headlight. 14V c ; 74 gasoline , 13u. BALSOOA llblg. Hci granulated , So : In hhls , 'STOVE I'OLtBiitJ.OOiW.S , " ) per gross. HAGS Am. , per 100. $17.75 ; Lowl.ston , per 100 , $17.75 ; Union Stiuuro , 40 per cunt olt list. SALT llalry.ISO ibs lu bbl , bulk , 8J.10 ; bust grndo , GOGS , ! . : w : licit fzradoiooaa , M.40 ; host grade , 18 10s. J2.23 ; roclc salt , crushed $1.80 ; common , bbl , 11.23. OASNKD MKATS Corned hoof , 1 Ib , $1.20 ; corned bcof , 2 lb < * , ] U > 0 ; lunch tongues. 1 Ib , $2.00 ; lunch toiiRtios , " Ibs. $ l.7. > ; brawn , 1 Ib , $ ' . (50 ( : brawn , "J Ibs , J-J.Ofl ; ox tnn ucs , 15 ! IDS , Jfl.OO ; ox tongues , " Ibs , $ it.OO ; ohlppod beef. IK Ibs , round CUMS , t2X > ; lo.tst beuf. 2-lb round cans , 32.00 ; potted bain , ! l-ll > round cans , r > . * > o ; pottcil ham , ! i-lb round enns , $1.20 ; dovllud liain , U-lb round cans ( i.r > u ; dovlloil hnm , H-ll ) round cans , il..M ; poltt'doxtonpuo , K ll > round cons. S1.20 ; comprubst.'d ham , 1-lb houuro cans. t2.7."i ; trlno , L'-ll ) round cans , $180 ; inlnccd calojisJlb rntiitd cans , t.'JJ ; boneless pigs' font , 2-lb sijuaro cans , S.'J.'i. MAIM.U SUOAII L'or Ib oc cakes , 30-lb boxes , l.'lo ; lOc caV'os. ito-lli boxes , 1'JJic ; 1-lb bricks , M Ibs In box , pure , Uc. TWINES Cotton twlno , "IMbb , " very fine , } Ib bales. 22c ; cotton twlnu , XX brandll ) bales , ISO ! hemp twlnu , M-lb bales , ISo ; Hall twlnu , 20e : candle wick , "Jo ; 40-foot cotton olothos line , Jl.-Ul ; ID-Coot cotton clothes line , 21.03 ; liO-foot slsul lines , $1.75 : 00-foot Jute , $1.00 : wool twines. 85c. ! UorifKE Roasted Arlosla , 2 , " > VSo ! . Dunola , 23He : Ocrmun. 25io ! : Dllworth's. 23 ? o : Lion , 50c ; Mallnouch , 2. > ! ic : Cordova , "jjio ; Mocha , yoKe ; O. 0. Java , Me. OIIHKSE 1'renilttm V. 0. , twin flats , per Ib , lOiJc : premium F. R. Yonns America , llio ! : bo ok. Wo ; doinestlo Swiss , U5ill7c ; Edam , In f rll , cacb , 11.00 ; Llnibcrpcr , 12c. ! IlitooM.s-5-tlc , parlor , UOO ; 4-tle , $2.75 ; 3-tlc. f.VJ.lj 3-tlo. plalh. SI.K" ; waroliottsv , I3.W ) ; toy. Jl.'J5i whisk. J1.OOOI.U5. OMVKS-Qnarts , per do$1.00 ; pints , perdoz , J2.M ; bulk , pot-gal. , P3e. SiidAH 1'orlb CJnt loaf , 7 ? c ; cubes , 7J c : standard powdered , 7c ; XXXX , powdered , 7 ? oj griinulnlcd , standard , ( > ? { o confection ers' A , ( ii < 2tl ? o : white , extra 0 , brilliant , 7jio : extra O , royal , GUc ; central 0 , & o ; golden U , 5 , ' c ; dark O , 4ic. COTTON Hoi'K 5J Inch , 18c. SOAP Castile , mottlud , per Ib. MJlOc ; do whlto. pcrlb. Ho. I'iCKijUS Jledlum , per bhl , ! 0.00 : small , $10.00 ; ghorlclns , $11.00 ; tVJ-Kul. lib ] , JIO.OO. OlDBit-ror bul , rellm-U , * C.M ; half bbl , $ J.fiO ; hnixJ cldor , pure , per bbl , JO.tiD ; orange cldor , half bbl , Jli0 ; pear elder , half bbl , JO.OO. IJrv G < IOIH. FINK lliiow.N COTTONS Atlantic LL , Co ; Au rora 11 , fi'ic ; Aurora Ktlio ! : Atlas , U N I ! . 715 ; choosn cloth , 4o ; OllntonVF , 5)iu ) ; 1'opperclllt , owe : I.niiKdbn O li. 80. , , , , lli.KACiiLi ) COTTOXS Ilorkeloy Cambric > o. CO , u'io ' : Host Yot. CJSo ; Iliitterclotb XX , 4Hc ; Ctiliot , 74c ; First call , H5o ! ; Vrnltof tlio Loom , Oc ; Illll Somncrldcm , 8c ; lloitspkeoper , 6H : King I'hllllp camurlc , lOo ; Lancdon U 11 , ' /.o ; Lonsdnlc , Oc ; I.onsdnlo L-ambrlo , lOHo ; Nuw York Mills , llo : Oak Inwn < 4. 7c. WIOANS Not Tblstlo , liJio ; Itcd Ornss , 7c. CiiAaii-Stovcns' U , 10 lu. fi.Vc ; Stevens' 1) , IS In , CJc ) : Slovens' A , 10 In , 7Uo ; Slovens'r , 18 in , 8e ; Hlovuns' M , 18 lnki ! ; Slovens' N , 20 In , Do ; Slovens' NN. a In. We : Slovens' SIIT , 20 In , 12o ; bloachcd , lo extra. 1'iMNTS Fancy Kddystone , flWo : Steel River. Oc : Rarnupn. 45 ! ! St. I/odscr. Dc. ! Atlantic H , 7c ; Atlantic 1) , ( JM : Atlantic 1' , Oc ; Aurora O,4to ? ; Buck's heail.ic ; Cabot W , 61ic : Darlington. Ti c ; rarincrs' No. 1 , 4J © 4 io ; llooili'r LIfi'io ' ; Inillan bond , c ; hawronco 1,1,64c ? ; llunrlotta IL,5'4c. HllBKTlNOS AMU 1'lI.t.OW OAHINUS llrOWn Not-runuoroll-45-ln. 10 o : l'onncrcU,8-4.18o J'cppcroir , 0-4,20o : rupporull , 10-4 , 2J oj Utlca 4S-ln. 15o : Utlca. 6S-ln. 17Sc ! ; Utlcan ! ! , 240. Utlca : 81-ln. 2Go : UtlfulK-ln,2S4c. ! lllcachcc tHc ; 1'eppercll. G-l , 15o ; I'oppurell. 8-4. SOo , opnorcll. 0-4 , 2-JKc ; I'lMiporell , 10-1 , 25o ; Utlcu -M.ilc : Utlua.0-4,2 oi Utlca , 10-4 , ttta. UIXOIIAMS AmonkeaK , 7o ; Amoskoag dresS Wo ; Hates. OSio : Warwick dress , Ho ; Lancas ter , Uiiu ; Glcnalrc , l > ! io ; Whlttcndon dress , 8c. i Iiirtlgo blue Net Martha Wah Ington , SHe ; Amorlcrn , ( IJicj Arnold , Gie ) ; Ar now 11 , long cloth , lOc ; Stffol A. lltfo ; Morrl- mnc , 7-8 , lOc : liold 1-eaf , Ho ! ; Hamilton , r > ! 4o Allen 1'lnks , tiic ! ; Allen OhambrayrCc ; Glou Chester , 5Se ! ; Hartcl , 6Vc. ' C'orxiiiKD CAMiutics Oiown , 454o ; Red Star , 4Kc : Uollea Clover , 5u ; Slater , 5Jio ; lilgh col ors , lo extra. DENIMS Net Amoskcag. 0 oz. ISJSc ; York camlet , lie ; Evorett. standard , J2 c ; liny- niali r'sr7Vio ; Old York , XX , lOliot Lawrence , 220 , 12lc ! | Lawrence , 9 ot , ISKio ; fancy stripe mid olieclis , . York , nankin. 104o ! , Evorotl Soz , 18o ; Lowlston , 10 oz , 2 J.Ju ; Worklugmau 14c , Fish. FIIESII 1'er Ib Perch , 7oj butTalo , dressed , 7o : pleUerol , 9c ; pike. Oo : trout. Do ; white , lOo ; oropplc , llo ; cntllsh , Uc ; cod stuak , Met flounders , 13c : OrOKon salmon , 15c : bluclc bass , ] Ba ; lobsters , ISo ; blue flsb. lr > c , Halt nml ploklcd Codllsb , extra Georges , ' now. U oi grand bank , now , 4Wo ; silver , L'-lb blocks , 5ic } ; snow white. 2-lb bricks , now , 7 o ; ttirkoy cod , lurgo middle bricks , Oo ; snow wliltos , crates , 12-5 Ib boxes , 71io ; mcillinn scaled hcrrlim , JSc ; No. 1 scaled hvrrhig. 20o ; domestic Holland herring , 40o : Hamburger spiced herring , COc : Russian sardines , spiced. Duo ; Russian sardines , plutn. Mo ; Imported Holland burring. Crown brand , 60o : ilo funoy milkers , { 1.00 ; mackcrt'l. No. 1 shore , lialt bblb , ri2.W ; blontora , half bbls , 613.00 ; whlto tlbli , half libb , W.75 | trout , half bbls , ? , - > .W ; family wlilto ilnli , $3,00 ; salmon , fA..V ) per half ubl ; 2-lb broiled niuokurel , . ' .00 ; 3-lb in mustard , t2.GO ; 3-lb In tomato sancp , tS.W 5-1 b Jilnyo mess mtiokorol , 9W ; 1-lb brook trout. tl.2ft : 3-lb brook trout , fcy ; 1-lb saltnon , J1.U5 ; y-lb wiilto flMi , $ i.2S ; 1-lb white llsli , * l.iri ; ; S-lb lobsters , J3.cO ; 1-lb lobsters , fa.ItnJlbovsteis , 12 or , $2.50 : 2-lb oysters , 10 oz.K.Uoi 1-lb nyntors.S oz , $ 1.25 : 2-lb Itaraturla , 10 oz , tMO ; 1-lb Ilnratarla.n ozll.10 ; Falr- moiit , 4 nz , Jl.i : > ; I'lilrmnut , B oz , $ -.05 ; 1-lb clams , llttlo nooks , tl. i ; 2-lb cluins , llttlo necks , 11.73 ; 3-lb clam c-bowdcr , S2.CO ; 1-lb crabs , t.V.5 ; 2-lb crabs , K..V ) . Country I'rotluco. KuTTEn The rocelpts of butter are not largo and dealers generally Had ready sale for all offerings. In ( not tbo market on solid packed goods is IItin. Hood to choice country rolls soil all the way from 12o to ISo with an occasional small and selected lotntSOc. Tbo Inferior erndos are quoted from friililo. Good country solid packed KiilHo ; good oroamury , 21il2Uo ( ; fancy creamery , "IQ&o , Knos stocks are light und the innrkot flrm at ll < o with au oocasloiir.l sulo of selected stock at 20o. OAUE The receipts are not heavy and tlie market firm. 1'rulilo clilckens per tloz , $ 'I.Ot tB H.231 croiisc , | .7SiOOj : mallard duukn. ( 'LOO ; teil iluokR. tl. ' . ' il.M ; mixed ducks , I1.7.1 ; jack snlpo , 7.ie34I.W ; quull. ll.iVidl.W ; Jack rah- bits 3.SOit4.00i small rabbits. II.2M41.75 ; door and autolopo carcasses , 84J'Jc ; eaitdlers , llMil3o , 1'oui.THr The markat In clilckeni Is not very favorable to thu selling Interests. Whllo the rocolpts lire not large the demand Is light und stocks drag. A good many chickens are till telling at $2.00aS' with KM about the outildo. Geese uro searco and there U Eomo Uooiaod. Ducks are quoted at KMitSM. Tur- keys. live. Oo per U)1anil dressed Dressed chlckon * , 6iw _ Fresh Fruits. OnANOKii-Jnmalen orftligot , MOs , single Imos. per box. (4.00 ; hot 5 lots , (3.75. OALTOUNH FiitriTS-Ornpos. TokaVi crulM , a ) Ib crate. 11.75 ! grapea , black , crnt'cs , 11.75 ; ppar. , bor box. fcJ.75 ; imlncea , per box , C..riO , ( lliAi'.ts Concords , por1 basket , 'J5o | 23 basketS S- Yellow , K.OO il.a-ii rod. 13.50. Choice to fancy , ( s.txxas.ro. AITLES 1'ancy wlutor , pplcs , per bbl , 13.50 ja.75. CiiAsnEnntns Fnner'd.irk Capo Cos , I0.25 | fancy lioll & Cherry , ti a. . 1'OTATor.j Car load lots uro < tclllnffon track nt 8541170 with some sales reported us low aa Wio , I'nlp stool * In snlall * lots commands Wo. Tlio iletnand Is ( air and Just , about equal the receipts. TDHNiPfl The mnrkot Is dull nt 25c per btishrl for wblto nnd 40o for rltabagas. ONIONS Oood stock Is In no great supply and the market alciuly nt$1.2i per bushel. Coat , On board cars nt Omaha , Anthracite Chestnut , range and egg , ts.25 per ton ; grate , * MH ) . Soft coal Walnut blocrf. * I.OO ; IOVTU lump , $3,75 ; Iowa nut , e , Cement , ICto. On board cars at Omaha Per bhl Ash Ornvo lime , OOc ; Champion llmo , Wo : Qulnoy white , BOe ; Louisville cement. $ l.fiO ; Milwaukee ccniont , $1.45 ; Utlea cement. tl.Kl ; Knjllsh I'ortlnna cement , $ . ' 145 : Nnw York plaster. $ J.25 : MIchlKHti plaster. Jitui ; Fort Dodge plas ter. fl.TD ) white sand , titX ) ; r. I1 , hair , per halo , $ I.CO. _ Alctnlii. STEEI , Wine NAILS-HIUO 12 , W ; steel nails , base. 12.15. , TIN PI.ATK-T. tt , 10\21 , 17.50 ; I. X. , 10-tlJ , 10.25 ; COko. 4x120 , 112 , $0.75. fllKET ZINC 0. ItoofiNU-'Jharcoal. I. 0. , 11x20 , 113 , $0.00 ; I , X. , $7.25. PHKCT Inos No. 20. W.50I No. 27 , $3.00. HOI.UCII Strictly half and half. 175o. ! AVlliK .lap , barb , $3.25 ; nal. , $ .1.85. llMJCKTix Small pig , Mo ) par Ib ; bar , 30o per Hi. Ooi't'isn Planished boiler sizes , aio per Ib ; cold rolled. 'Mo per Ib ; tdicotinjr , 2So per Ibi pit and Hats , Ulcporlb. CAr.VANlZKH fiiiKBTtnoN Discount 50-10 pnr cent ; pat. plan. Iron , o . 21 and 27 A , 10io ! ; 11 , ! Jc. _ macs , Tniiow , i < : tc. niDF.3PELTS AND TAM.OW Orcon salted hldos , No. I , CJiSOHo ; No. 2. 4 c ; dry Hint lildes7iSc ! ; calf hides. OitSc ; damngort hides , lSo ! less ; sheep pelts , green , oaoh , a5c4J1.25 ; bheop pulls , dry , peril ) , litfjllu. TAU.OW-A So. 1 , 4Uo ; No. ' . ' . .ItMMc ; Rroaso , white , aj-i4c : yellow , 2$6Mo ! ; stcarinu , OJio. Hoses Quotations uro fur delivery In Chi cago-Dry bulTalo , per ton , $ tG.OoJ419.0U ; dry country , bletichod , 810.00313.00 ; country , damp anil meaty , JS.00@10.00. Ijiuubcr. FuxciNO-Whlto I'lno-No. 1 , 4 and 0 In. 13 and 14 ft , $19.50 ; No. - , 4 nnd 0 In. 12 and 14 ft , 1 11.00 ; No. 2 , 4 and 0 in , 1G ft , $10.00 ; No , 3 , 4 and cm , In all lengths. $18.00. SllHNO A , $22.00 ; II , J20.50 : O , $10.00 ; D , $13.00. 1'i.oouiNO White Pltio-A and II , SJU.OO ; 1) , $ . ' 1.00 ; O , S27.00 ; K , $17.50. STOCK MOAIIDS No. 1 common , 12 and lift , $30 ; 1C li .00 ; No. 2 common , 12 and 14 ft , 4I8.00 ! 1(5 ( ft , 117.00. CEIUNCJ-NO. 1 white , ? . In. $ .11.30 : No. I hard riltu > , "i In. $15.50 ; No. 1 hard pine , ? In , $21.00 ; No. 1 hard nine , K ln$2UW. STOCK UOAIILS A and R. 13 In , $12.00 ; D , 12 In. $27.00. t.itooVED KOOHNO No. 1 common white plnu , 12 , 14 and 10 ft , SlD.OU ; No. 1 common Y pine. 12 , 14 and 10 ft , 113.00 , DUIKXHIONS 12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22 ft 24 ft 3x4. . $ ! ! > 00 { 15 00 $15 00 $10 00 $10 00 $17 TO $18 00 2\(1. ( . 1500 1500 1500 1000 1600 1800 1900 2\8. 15 00 15 00 15 00 1C 00 10 03 18 00 18 DO 2x10. 15 00 15 00 15 00 1C 00 111 00 18 00 18 SO 2x12. 10 00 10 00 10 00 IV 00 17 00 19 00 10 00 4x4 to 8x8 1C 00 10 00 10 00 17 00 18 00 10 00 20 00 HoAliDS No. Icom , $1 ! > .W ) ; No. 2 com , $17.00 ; No. , ' [ com , $15.00 ; No. 4 com , $12.60. Siili'LAi * No. 1 plain. Sand 10 Inch , $17.00 ; No. 2 plain , Sand 10 Inch , $15.50 ; No. 3 plain , 8 and 10 Inch , $15.00 ; O. U. . 8 Inch , IGiAlOc. HATTKNS , WEI.I > TUIIINO. PICKETS O.G.tats , 21J-ln , 75cixjBI8 ; ! : , ; Vica.n ; | well tubing , 1) . & M. and llev. . $23 00 ; plcUeU , D. & 11. Hat , $22.00 ; 0. & H. sq. , 121.00. Poi'i-Aii-Oloar , 1-ln. all widths , $33.50 ; clear , ! 5-ln. all widths , $29.00. , Y. 1'lNi : FLOOKINQ Clear , 4 nnd 0 In , $23.50 ; star , 4 and 0 In. $21.00 ; rlttnawcd , SO.OO oxtra. FINISIIIKO WIIITJJ PINM : 1st , and 2d clear. 1 In. $ .vjoo ; l.i ! , 115 and 2 in , $5 ; > .00 : 3d clear , 1 iu , J45.00 ; m.liiundS In , $46.00 : A soleot , 1 In. $42.00 ; 15 * . 1 ! and 2 lu , .S12.00 ; 11 soleot , 1 In , KI4.00 ; 1H.1W und 2 In , $09.00 ; 0 select , 1 In , KINISIIINO YEr.row 1'rNKt-Clcar , 1 In , ' Kfl.OO ; 1U. 1J ! und 2 In , $27.00 ; star , 1 In , $21.00. BiurnrKS. . IMTII lixtru , XAX. $2.75 ; ntand- ard.AX$3.W ) ; 0 In. $2.20 ; fi In , $2.W ; No. 1 , ll.Su ; Cedar. XAX , 82.76 : lath , $3.25. POSTS White cedar 8 In , 1J9 , 12Jo ! ; 0 In , sqr. , 12c : 0i ! In , Hs , lie ; 8 In , Do ; 4 to 5 In , round , Jlliio ; oak , Sillt..Ue ] ; rod cedar. 15o. Hash , 50 percent : doors , 40 per cent ; blinds , 40 per cent ; mouldings , 40 per cent ; straw board , $1.30 ; tar bo.irJ.JH. CO ; tar felt , $2.40. Au Kconoinla Goor'elnn. A man in Houston county , Georgia , in order to save the extravagance- si wife nnd the expense of hiring a cook , sheila his corn nnd before currying it to mill ( spreads it on tlio floor before the fire , whcro it is parched. Tlio corn is then ground into mcul nnd when he starts to work in the morning ho makes up a mash of meal and places it out in the sun to dry. As tlio rnoal 'is already cooked it will bo ready for hla dinner when ho comes in from work. yrnp of Figs , Produced from the luxntlvo and nutritious Julco of California lips , combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to bo most bcncllclnl to the human system , acts gently on the kidneys , liver and bowels , effectually cleansing the system , dispelling colds anil headaches , and curing habitual constipation , The Origin of Calculate. When people say ' 'calculate" they use a word which goes buck to the very in * fancy of our- race and the very beginning ot the science of arithmetic. It coinos from the Latin calculus , n pebble. When men iirat began to reckon and to com pare numbers they could think of no bettor way tlmn to lay pebbles along side oi ono another on the ground , and hence the word for counting. The consciousness of having a remedy at hand for croup , pneumonia , sore throat , and eudflen colds , is very consoling to a parent. With n bottle of Ayer's Cherry- Pectoral in the house , one feels , In such asos , a sense of security nothing clso can give. A Fortune in Cigar Stubs. Augusto , apickor-up of cigar ends , has just died in Paris , leaving behind him the respectable sum of 100,000 francs , which , it la narrated , ho amassed from his occupation. Tickets at lowest rates and su porlor accommodations via the grout Rock Island route Ticket ofllco , 1002 Six teenth and Farnam streets , Omaha. 11 Itcrlln'AiBocr. Berlin drauk in 1889 09,247,100 quarts of beer that is about ono hundred'and fifty quarts to every 'Juan , woman and 1 child. To Nervous DeliHIUUeil MonJ If you will send us Vow address wo will send you Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt nnd Appliances on trlal.1 { They will nulckly restore you to vl or , manhood and health. Pamphlet free , VOITXIOBKI.T ) Co. , Marshall , Mich. Tlio Ohamploi/rptato Digger. A Prosquo Isle , GJL young man dug on a wager nfty-thrqeujarrolsof potatoes In ten hours ono day p'is season. Faults of digestion1 cause disorders of the liver , and the whole system becomes de- rank'ed. Dr. J. H Mcbcnn's Sarsnparllla perfects the process ot digestion und assimi lation , and thus nmkos pure blood. Btraivunrrlcs aa Medicine. Strawberries have the reputation of ameliorating und even curing gout and rheumatism. Tlio new offices of the Great Rock Island route , 1602 Sixteenth and Farnara streets , Omaha , are the finest In the city. Call and see thorn. Tickets to all points east at lowest rates. A Vigorous Vctornn. Faodorvon Frolmann , a veteran of the Franco-Russian war of 1812 , died recently - contly at the ago of ono hundred nnd flf- I teen years In St. Petorsburg. Ho served in tlio Russian army Iwonty-flvo years , and received a cross of St. George for his brnvory , At the ago of ninety-nine lie married a sovcntoon-ycar-old girl l > y whom ho hnd two children , For the last fifty years ho had inndoadally prno- tloo of drinking1 a pint of cognac just before - fore going to bed. Pears' soap Is the moat elegant toilet ad junct , < \n IiiRcnIoun Art Swindle. A curious art imposition has boon dis covered in Paris. Au ingenious person Btolo bronze nnd marble busts from the c'oinotory of MontpariiessoParls , touched them up and sold them as otllclusotfatn- cud heroes , statesmen and orators , Ho did not find it dllllcttlt to pass off the busts of departed grocers grocers ns Demosthenes or some cel9bn\ted gen eral. Jny Gould lias llm Ijyo on Trlnklnd. There is the best of authority for saying that Jny doulil is negotiating for the purchase of a number of thousands of ucrcs of the coal lands about Trinidad , Col. , la the Interests oC the Missouri Pacillu roodwhich only reoutros an extension fro in Lu Junta of M ) mlfos to reach that iwlnt. The coal frolghtaKO from Trinidad , which has roncliod already 8,000 tons per day , ana is in its infantcy , is attract ing the attention of all railway * competing for business In the liocky mountain country. ACrnxofor "White Uuildlng * , Now York city now has a'crazo for white buildings , and thov accord admir ably with the climate. The Fifth Avenue - nuo , the Albcrninrle , the Hoffman , tlio St. Jinnos , the Colcmun , the new Im- porlal are all white , and every ono Is pleased with the tendency. Do not take any chance of being poisoned or burned to death with liquid steve polish , paints or enamels in bottles. The "Rising Suu Stove Polish" Is safe , odorless , brllliunU the choapcst and beat stoyo polish inado and the consumer pays for no expensive tin or glass package with every purchase. Homo Queer Miulilcan I'eoplo. Mackinaw Island , Mich. , has some queer paopto. Enins Polotto Is clghty- Bix yearn old , was born on the island and has never been a locomotive or a rail road err. Rosa Louislgnaw Is nlso eighty-six years old , and for sixty years never loft the islaud , breaking her rec ord Itiat year. Not excelled by any hlph ; priced liniment. Salvation Oil , twenty-live cents a bottlo. P. T. Uarnum thought that ho had got the nineteenth century boom in .lumbo , but ho forgot , the great excitement causca by the sale of Dr. Bull's Couglt Syrup , the peer of cough remedies. Prosaic Advertisers. A now desecration of the landscape against which English people are pro testing is the posting of advertisements upon the Bails of fishing boats. Quo writes : "Wo have a great tronblo with a largo board advertisement of pills stuck up right in the middle of a beauti ful bay. " George Campbell , Hopkinsville , Ky. , saysi Burdock Blood Bitters Is thu best prepara tion for the blood and stomach over manufac tured. Floors of K libber. Floors of rubber , claimed to bo as dur able as asphalt , and cheaper , are being tried in Germany. . "One touch of nnturo makes the whole world Itin. " Diseases common to the race compel the search for a common remedy. Ills found in Ayer's Sarsaparilla , the reputation of which is world-wide , having largely super seded every other blood mculclno in uso. Fortunes In Wante. The amount of raonoy that is obtained from apparently indifferent and imma terial businesses is sometimes very largo. For instance , the value of the vapors SIR MORRELL MACKENZIE AND DR. KOCH OF LEiPSIS KI'l.'AK IN OJ.OWI.NO TEUMS Or SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES ( TROCHES. ) Hoarness , Coughs , Colds , Pneu monia and Pleurisy , Whooping Cough , Indigestion : u.d all Throat Irrll atIOHH are prevented and cyred by use of tlicso plcnstint Troches , Obtain the genuine urtlclo only Slilcli.must liavo the signature and rccommcndallou of. Sir Morrell Mackenzie With onch TJOX. BOSTON , MASS. CAPITAL , $4OOOOO SURPLUS 800OOO Accounts of Banks , Bankers ana Corporations 13- llcltod , Our facilities for COLT.KCTIOX are excellent , and wo ro-dlscount for banks when balances warrant It. lloston la a lloscrvo City , and balances with us from banks ( not located In other Keserre Cities ) count as a reserve. Wo draw our own cxchnngt on London and the Continent , and mnVo cutlo trunifors and place money br tclccrapb througUout tlio United States ana Can ada. ada.Wo Wo liavo a mnrlcctfor prlmo Orst-clasa Investment Securities , and Invlto proponnb from Htatos , Coun ties and O'ltloi when Issuing bonds. Wo do a Kcncral banking buttucss , and tnvltocor- roipondcnco , ASA P. POTTER , PitKblDENT. JOS. W. WORK , CASHIER. I'o'r Improved nnd economic cookery uss Primary , Secondary or Tertiary permanently ctir J In 30 to SO doya. Vu ellmlnnto all rioUon from th ajritcm , 10 that there run never to a return of the dl . cara In tnjform. . Tartlet can b trtuttj at home , ( for the Buno l > rlco . n p 4 luid unUcr th tame guaraiiBB fl | | I I I Cl tee , ( hutwllh the o v ho pro 'K w IvH II IX fer to con * ; i.r , vlll | J I I li I LI U contract t o or" " " cure tli < m "refund U moncj- aril pajr entire cipfnia of comlnjr. railroad far * an > l hotel billi. Wtchallrnira th vrorla for acafl can not cure. Hentlon tlili parr. Acldn , COOK ItKUKUV CO , , Omaha , Kelraslia. 001 o * S t. OUIrllotel Cor.Hlhand DodgeS tlirown nwny In some ol the blp stores Is Buniclont to pay n peed Jnnny salni'los. Thonmnnfforsof nlur o ilrypootlB liottso in Now York n\vol\o to this fact when they Icnrncd that the mini who hntl the coiUract forclctxnlng tliolrostnblbhmcnt vras rnpldly ncqalrlnpr n fortune bsoll - \\\K \ \ the waste ronlorlnla fovuul on the floors. IIo Imtl undorlakcn to provide holn nnd see Hint the pltico wiw cleaned nightly in return for the wnsto paper nnd pasteboard boxes. Jt required very llttlo attention , na the man had n foromnn to BOO thut the work was done properly. At the expiration ot this contract it was not renewed and the house takes tbo profits. \n Electric Hydrogen Gun. William T. Ohnmborlnln , of Norwich , 1ms Invented nnd perfected a Rim which promises to bo the most durable , simple and effectual pun over made. It Is called the electric hydrogen gun. There are three methods of llrinjj the arm. 13y the first method , Mr. Clinnboi'laiii ohtlins , the pi'ojectllo is sent from the gun by pressure oquul to 07,000 tituiosphores'by the second process by four tlmus that force , and bv the third method It is transformed into an air gun with n pressure of from 1GOO to 2,000 , pounds. The gun is simple , without other machinery tlmn thu chamber nnd bnrr.el. The dcmnnd for new valvnblo weapons is BO great that some of the great powers may Und In this arm the executor they have been anticipating , while Mr. Chamberlain may find In it the fortune the shadow o ( which has kept his brain active und his hando busy for ma uy a dny. Georgia's Wealthiest Negro. Peter Vlckcrs is the wealthiest negro in CofToo county , Georgia , He owns uo- twoon llvo thousand nnd six thousand ncros of land , and Is a No. 1 farmer. Ills cotton is magnificent , perhaps the boat in tbo county , anil his corn crop is in good proportion. Ho will make 82,000 worth of produce this year. Killed by Ttcqucet. A worUman near Brcslau killed his brother by firing a bullet through his head , at the brother's repeated nnd urgent request. Then ho tried to kill himself , but did not succeed. IIo was tontcnced to three years' imprisonment. The request of the brother was clearly proved. Jitvotillu Vlt'o tti Cincinnati. In Cincinnati two girls , ono of whom was hut cloven years old , wore arrested for drunkenness ; two boys , ono only eight years of ago , charged with being incorrigible , were taken 16 the police station ' 'shackled together with hand- culls. " M. L. Blair , ( Merman Fifth ward , Scranton - ton , 1'a. , stated Nov. 0 , ' 83 : Ho hnd used Dr , Thomas' JSclectric Oil forsprnlns , horns , cuts , Urutscs and rlif-uiatlsui. Curcd every time. A Ilf ) Colonization Scliemo. It is reported that Boston , Galveston nnd California parties liavo socuren n grant of 10,500,000 acres of land in Scnora , Mexico , upon which they pro pose to place colonies of Europeans , 1G02. Sixteenth and Farnam streets is tbe now Rock Island ticket olllco. Tick ets to all points east at lowest rates. Is Consumption Contagious ? The Michigan state board of health , believing consumption a communicable disease , advises that all pupils affected bo excluded from the public schools. BEAUTIFUL Helenajptana , The clljr or If plena Is loc.it oil In tbn beantlfut Prickly I'car Vuller : li iiibttantlnllr built of ttooa and brick , with seed fiolclH , cliurches , tchooli nnd nil roodoru conveniences of life. Tbo eocloty It ex- ccptlonullr liluliclunn , hiivins more t him tbo avor- o e number ot educated and In tullleentpeonlo , Vi a iilucu < if ro.liloiicn It ! iinuqiuillvd. It run be reached by luxurious tralnn dally , nlth through dinlDRcare , on thoOrciUNorthernnniJNor- thorn 1'ociSo Itillways from Bi. 1'unl and Jtlnniv npoln , or ( ram Kansas City , flit Unloa 1'aclUO Itullrouil. Low ratt round ( rip titktts. Montana baa dozeni or lirimcl viillry * no for- tllonltli tnaileponltaof aucs ttmt ( urmcra Unit In them a pnrndtno of productiveness anil ahomo mar- ko fornllilehl. Oreuirit of nil mlvnntarevof Montana It Iho \vnnrierfulcllniute. Tbowurmnlndsof tbe I'll- clllcOconn nicxtltr the tonipcrntnro to the rtor ( which alTurds the btRheal phvBlcnl comfort. Tlieulr Is eo full of OZODO und 10 oihlloratlnr In Ha effects ttmt the continued oilatonce uf dlicaeo la uu Impro bablllty. ConaumptlTCs flnt In > > almort cotitfan ! tnrcn- tlon of bright mnthtnyiav * ana dry atmotphrreremf- liteitMchtoon drive away their wont ymp- t mtatiin quick incrtate of appetite and feth ( iidi. cat 11 an early re/urn oj htaltk. For full Informationaddress , L.Q. PHELPS.Sec'y Citizens Commlllee , Helena , Monlwa. id and Snigioi Wt Corner Oth aud Hartley Streets , Omaha. FOR THE TREATMENT OF/LL Chronic Diseases and Deformities. DR. A T. MoLAtlGHLIN , President Founded by Dr. J. W. MoMeuamy. NEBRASKA National Bank U. a DKP03ITORY , OMAHA , NKa Capital. . . . . $4OOOOO Surplus Jan. 1st , 1890 - B7DOO Otncentad DIroctori Htnr ? VT. Yntei. Vroildentj t wl > S. Uoed , Tloe-rrostdent ; Jtma < W. mTuje , W. V. Mone , John g. Ooillni , II. O. Ounhlaa , J. tf. V Utok , W. II. 8. llugtim , cubUr. THE IRON BANK. Corner 12th and Furnita Bti. A General Ilanklnir Builnen TransnotnA. Ask ( : i the 'CORLISS BRAND Llnci ! Collar * Correct Stjlu. Beit Qutlllf. Perfect Filling. THY THEM. CtJHKS AM ) IMtHVRNTB Colds , Sore Throat , Bronchitis , Rheumatism , Neuralgia , MSSStUoKc Chilblain , , rro.t UltM , TootUach. , Und.cbi , CONSEQUENCES OF TAKING COLD. The ippllcatlon of HADWAV'8 IU5ADY , niCMKF. , tolUo . . part _ * alteolsrt . _ . . , will . . Initantlr relloro and fill r A ( tin ti rTFA Inlnvciallv In itrtmnm nt frn tl > v * -t + -.j T- ' * * w i w < im icon A Physicians Advice , 1 suffered for yenri from general tloltlllty. Tried other remedies , nnd got no roll of. Sty I'hyslclan prescribed S. S. 3 , Ilncrcascd hillcslij My appetite Improved ; I gained strongtli ; Was mndo young again ; It Is the test medicine 1 know of. MA.II.VI.KYTUIIIMC.N , Onkland City , Ini Send for our book on Itloocl and Bkln Dlscasos. Switt SPECIFIC Co. , Atlanta , G " HUMPHREYS'7 VETERINARYSPECIFICS For Horses , Csttlo , Sheep , Cogs , Hogs , J AND POtTI/inY. 3001'aBC HooldtnTrcntnirntof AnlrunU onil Uburi Sent Tree. crncHlFoYcrfl.rouirrMloiu , Iiiflnmnmtlon A.A.JHulniil i > lfllTllcUUMlItlU IfcriT. ll.H.-Strnlnn , liiiinrncMi. IthriiiimtUm. ( ' , ( ) . -.lllnli'iiH'fri ISnmil IMHcliurucn. ll.D.-llold or ( IruluVnrnin , i.K."t'ou : lm , HfMitrM , I'nniiiiinnln. ) ' , ! . . .Colfo or Orlpm , llellyacbo. i. cii 11.11 , Urlnnrjr nuil II i liipy Dlnciuc * . l.I.-.Krni > llvolHMon c > 4 , Ittunvn. J.lt..li cci c80t Jlluoklluu , I'urnlj-Hll. Mnglo Bottle ( over 60 lcc ) , - - .00 Btabln Cno. with PixxMnni. MinuAl. VelertnaryOuroOlUmJ Hcdlcstor. 87.DI > Jar Veterinary Cure Oil , - - l.UU Sold by DmBKlit't or Rent Prepaid nnrwhety and in any Quantity onKecolpt ofFrlct , HrjMPHHBITS1 MEDICINE CO. , Corner William and John Sit- , Now You. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOTATHIO SPECIFIC No. . _ - , - 1. The only Mecesfful rc Nervous Debility , Vila ! Weakness , nil rroatritlon. Iroiu vTrr-work or otlior ratines. f 1 rwr vlnl.or fiTliUatidlnruorlnl powder , for (9. HOLD nr uimoonrH , orwiit po9t | > il < l onroccllit of prlca-HUMPHREYS1 MEDICINE CO. , Oor. William anJ John Sti. , N. Y. GOLD MEDAL , Tf. BAKER CO.'S If al otuteliiniir and it it ioliit/la. No Chemicals nitvpti ) In IU rrrnnnllon. II h tart fAan thru tlnft tht ttrtnfft\ Cjpo inlinl wllh Stnrdl , Arrowroot or Hujtr , and I ) tlimfjri f r more trouonilcil , eottlny Inl Mfln on * ttnt a oy . It U drllcknif , nourishing. atrrpttthrnlnR , tA- BUT niGkSTiai.dr.il ulnitrtbly diitel | for Invtltdi well a * ptrioiu In Iic4llu Sold I ; Grocer * frorjuliorf. "W. BAKER & CO. , Dorchester , Mast PIANOS ully arnanted , . fl 'in TcD6A ? C. L. Ericson , Local Agt. 200 N. 10th S' THE SPECIALIST. Mnro tlmn U fcnn' experience In tbo trfntiuontot PRIVATE DISEASES. A euro Kiiarnntouil lu 3lo Qvoduyavrlthuut tliclosi otuu liour'n limn. STRICTURE I'ermnnontly curoil without vain or Imtrnmcntsi no cuttltiRi no illlnlln : . Tlio imjnt romarknblu romudj knuwti tu modern nclenoc. Wrlto fur clrvulnra. SYPHILIS CURED IN 30 TO BO DA.YS. Dr. MKIrcw'i treatment for thin tcrrlblo blood ills. cnao ii been pninouiitml tlio mt t i > onerl'ulRMtl nucconsftil rouioUy ovur discovered fur tlio absotuUi euro ol this ( llsoimo. Ills eucoens with tlil.i dhrase lias never been cnimllrO. A compli'tu CL'HH GUAll- A.NTCKII. rlto rorrlrculurn. LOST MANHOOD nnd nil irenknciK of tlio toiTinl orunns , nervoiisnon , tliiildliy and deapoii.lcucy a > > xulutolr ) cureil. Tlio ra Hot til Imniodlntu nwl romplrto. SKIN DISEASES , Catarrh , rliiiimintltm , ami nil dUunins of the Wood llrcr , Miliic ; > olid bladder purnmiii'nllT curixl. FEMALE DISEASES and ncumlcJu. norfoimnosi iinilillROt cit of tlioituiii. nili ciirud. The Porter's "Homo Treatment" ftti l illc li | > rononncc < l by nil ! KJ liuvu IIIIMI It , In 4 > * themoH comp'eto emi ooiiv nl iit rt'ineiljr over of * loroit lor the trnatiuent of funnilo illKoustm. It If truly a wonderful rouimlr. No Instrument ) ; uu I ) iU. IlOIHIS lOllJ.AUItS 1-llflU TO 4 ONI.V. DR. McGREW'S marvelous IUCOOM liai won for lilm n rci > ut tlon IT hi eli l > truly nntlonnl In olmrnoUir , nml litn iruM urniy ot imtlcnts roaclici trom the Atlnntlo l < i tlio I'nclttc , The Doctor to a Rraitunte of "iiKiit'l.Aii" ratdlclno nnd has luid lone unit careful uipcrloncu In lioapltil prnctlco , ami It clixs eil nmiinK llm Iwi'Hnu ' poclnllnta In modern aolenco. Tri'fttniont br oorro * tpundcnco. Write fur circulars nbout I'acti ut tin nboroilliunsci , Fiir.ic. Office , 1 4th and Farnam Stg Kntranco on oltlier street. DR , RICHARDS , PRACTICE LIMITED TO a NER1/OU8 / fl ROOMS 316 TO 320 BEE BUILDING , OMAHA , NEB. w MANHOOD RESTORED. V I. "SANATIVO"ttn Wonderful SpinUb Itcraedy , cnrei all Nervpni Dleeuer tucb an Weak Hera , ory , Leal nr Drain 1'ovror , lleadieb * . It \Vakefalnena , Ix > il Iti i ! Manhood , Necvou . Ir HVI * uur-.w , uwa IICBfl , I.AB8Ulde ( , ftll Irt liulournimuu irurn ] jlc. drains and Ion ol t power of tlia Generative Orenn * , in either aer , caused by ovrr-extrtlon , youtuful lnrllteretoi ( > ioi Iho eiccBHlre uaeof toucciopliimur itlmnliats , nlilch ultimately lead tu Iiiflrmltr , ConiiirnptloD and Iniaiillr , Intuj > In convcn' ' In thu vest pocket. I'rlccglapa .orO ftjr 8 o Sent tr mall to mrmldrcBif. Cl lrenUr ( tee. Men y tlon Ibl * puner. ' a I'OUHALK IN OMAHA. NKII. . Rllbn & Co , Cor , IHU 6 Douilu MrreU. J. A. Fuller & Co. , Cor , lltli A Douilu EtrecU A. v. renter & Co. . Council iJlofl * . fawfc I m Is bi
