THE OMAHA DAILY BBKt WEDNESDAY , JULY 20. 188.1.
JSPEOIHL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENTS FOH THESE COLUMNS
will h < tnkrn iinlll U . ) p. m. for tliopvenlint
nnd until H.HOp. m , for thn inornln * ami Snmjay
edition * .
Ailvrrtlwra , by nvinoMlne a numlK-rrs. eliwk
rnn IIHTO their lumwi-rnnddrc'tsol to n niimborwl
Idler In ram of TIIK IIKK. Annwrfi F O nddrrmwxl
y-lll * < li-llTrrfl IIIHIII prt-M-nlntloii nt tlm check.
SITU ATIONB WANTED.
llati > a. Ike n wonl firm insertion , Ion wonl thoro-
nftor. Nothing tiiKuu for less than SBc.
A WANTED , POSITION 1IY YOUNO MAN S.I
jrenrrinf nffits rxperli'tici-dbookke-orx-rniid well
advanced In shorthand and tyjwwrlllnir. Object
Improvementntnl muall ri-comi > oii e. MBi.Ibt ! .
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WANTED MALE HELP.
.c awonl llrnt Inwrtlon.lcinvonl llicro-
nftrr. NolliInK tahrn for ICM than Me.
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15IK YOU WANT A OOOI ) 'v ATINR JOIJ WIHTK
JJtlio llnwkn Nnriwry Co. , Mllwankooln. .
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"I > ORNTlTKMKS OK"oOOI oTlAItAOTKR TO
J > rcin | > miil our bunlni-tt , limiirancij nii'ti urn-
ft.-m.-ili 41 7 ll < 'o liiillillnir. MM' '
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IV SAr.KSMKjTTO "SKM , IUKINO VOWDKH.
J > Wo mil our Kooiln In ( linns lloll UK I'lim.
9(10.011 ( monlh and PXIHMIWH , or ciiminlHilon. Ohj-
r.-ifro Ilaklnir I'owdcr Co. , 707 Van lluri-n Bln-ct. ( Jlil-
CORO. M I'SS-A 7'
TJ-SAI.AHY OR COMMISSION TO AOKNTS TO
JJIi.tmllii thn I'.ilonl Clioiiilc.il Ink Krnicr Voncll.
The nioul Imi-ftil nml novel Invention of the niro.
Krnw-B Ink Iliorouislily In twom-comln. Works Ilki )
manic. ttlMMo COO INT cent profit. ArMitnmaklnif
SMI IMT wi-ck. Wn nl o wnnt n erncm ! nci.-nt to
tnku olinrifi ! ot territory ami npimtnt mill luri-ntx. A
rani dinner lo innkn moiiny. Wrllo for IcrniH ami
n Hix-clinc'ii of i-rnHlng. Monroe Krailne Mfir. Co. ,
X HI ) , Iwi Cntfiw , Win. "IB
n-IIAUIIKH WANTED. 81NOI.K. SO1IKII. 1N-
I'llimlrloiiH ! Htunily iMiiployim-nt to rlclit ninn.
William .Sullivan , Almn. Nub. M170
"rWANTED , K1UST RIiASS HAUIIKll ! MUST
J'lMiHli-ailyninn. Win. Pattcrnon ( barber ) . Wi-Ht
I'olnt , Nub. 4 a B
> - WANTED.1ILACKSMITH AT ONCE : STEADY ,
wiber man to work on pur cent or buy slock.
MIX I , AiiBelmo , Nub. -11)4 ) 18' !
- | } ; WANTED , MEN TO THAVEL. $8(1 ( TO $101)
JJ month. Siono .V Wclllncton , Madison. Win
WANTED FEMALK HELP.
Union. IKnnwonl flint liiHortlon. In ft wont lliuro-
nflcr. Nollilng tnkun for ICH-I than 'J ' c. _
/S-WANTKl ) ; I.AD1KS TO WHITE AT HOMK. ,
v/KiicloHn Ht.imixMl vuvulopo. Klla Wcmt , S < > o ,
Sontli llcnil , 1ml. 4 l >
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C WANTED. LADIES TO WHITE AT HOME.
EncloMi Htainpi.il envolono. Vorn.i U-inciloii ,
Soulli IK-ml. linl. MII77 jy'-'il'
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-imij KOR OKNEKATilIOUSKWOllK. W. P.
Sloi'lzt-1 , lU'Jl S. Uiltli , botwi'i.Mi I'oiiplolon niul
Woolwoftli avc. _ Bli'J
ILADIKS OF ooon AUDKESM TO INTHODIIOE
our lniHliifRH unioiiff frlonilH. * 7r.iMI to $1(111.00 (
Bulury lo right inrlli-H ; 417 llnu bullilliig. MSilll
WANTED. IIY A W1IOLKSAT.K HOUSE. A
30ll llUHllU'HH WOtllllll. AlllllTHH I < ltl ! , IUMJ
omci ) . Milli ! L-U'
ft WANTiw-rAniKS AND OKNTEMEN. WE
V-AvlU j > : iy you * ri lol'J IMTWI-I-II to work for IIH
lit your IIOIIH-H ; strictly homo work ; no c.-invnUHtiic :
WMiil Hi'lf--iililri-H iil nnvvloiH' . O. F. Kninions Js
Ro. , Ilatturyninruli ami Wulvr HlrculH. Iloston ,
M.-IHH. M41'-'J7'
' "V WANTED. AT in1. ! N. 11IT1I ST.COMl'KTBNT
t Blrl for lioimi'work. 4'.ii : ' 0
-3lVA"NTKDrs ! 1IUIOI1T , TIDY OJULS TO
| ia (11 ( Huni : > li-ft. Amil.v at 1 Itli tttnvl ciilninci )
WiHlni'Hilay niurnlni ; ui-twoon H anil U f > 'clock.
NubniHkn clothlni ; Co. r > 0 ; . ' " >
FOK BENT HOUSES.
lint , Ifioa line c.-icli InMortlon , 4-t.uOallnopur
monlh. Nothlne Uikcn for ICHS lliuu ' _ ' , " > .
1"C KOll "KENTifoflSES IN Al.ti I'AIITS OP
Jlliu clly. The O. V. Darin company , 10U j I'aniam.
B -t : AND I-HOOM APAKTMKNTS. VON DOHN
block , wllh sleamrcfertiicesrciulredSll ; ; ( SliL'd.
447
--H-KOOM HOUSE. MODEHN. CONVENIENT
for business or wholesale men. Apply lll'J
South Itllli street. 411 !
> -7-HOOM COTTAOE TO HENT , CONVENIENT
I for U. P. railroad men. Imiulro 1 1111 S. luth st.
4111
I-V-FOH HUNT. NO. Sill ! N. 17TH , 14 HOOMS ,
J-'lwo floors furnished , near new puslolllco
Bite. ! Juu ( ! eo. J. Fox , laiS Harney stn-et.
M37II ] y 27
-DKLIOHTFHL HOMEKIOHT-HOOM HOUSE ,
mcxlern convenlcnees , barn , beautiful lawn ,
natural shade livesI5 ; per mo. Iiiiiiilro Jlloa
Pierce St. 8SI
I'V TWO EAST FHONT 7-HOOM COTTAOE ?
4 'all modern and In excellenl repair * half a block
from cur line. Will renl together to deslrablo luu-
unls very cheap. Fldellly Trust Co. , 170-J Famam.
MUll )
B- FOR RENT. COTTAOE OF SIX HOOSIS WITH
modern convenleiu-es , only Ihreo blocks south
of court house ; possession Auuiisl 1. Impilro at
lil'JS. 17th Ht. T. J. Fltzmorrls. a : 2
Acl IN GOOD RE
/palr ; Llnton block , Vd ttoor , tfjo.no per monlh
Ono frame house of H rooms , newly papcri-d. In
Kood n-palr , corner of Jackson amUlllli Hi.JO.OO
permonlh. John HamlliiU17 Llnton block.
D - HKNT , 7-HOOM MODERN FLAT ,
i ) block. UiM ! S. Kith hi.
P- FOIl KENT KOH I ! MONTHS OH LONOEIl
nicely localcil li-romn house , all furnished and
In tli-Hl class condition lo small family without
children. Kent rc.-iHnirible and references 111-
iiulrcil. Iiuiulni lit tV-'i South ' 'III h street. Mtl : I
\-FOH UKNT. I'J-UOOM JIODEUN HOUSE ,
171ilChlcaifii.St. JII41 s
T4 \ VEHY DESIHA11LE PHESSIU ) tUICK HESI-
4- ' ( lenco wllh barn , furnished or nnfiirnlNlid. mod
ern Improvements ( Dundee Place ) . Jim. Keller ,
4T 1 California. _ M4U7'O *
TJ \ FO11UMNTSIX 11OOM HOUSE , :1017 : CALI-
J fonila. Cheap. A. P. Tnky. 477 ail
IV Fol P.ENT. ELEOANT 8 -HOOMlOUSE.
J 'near HmixciMii parlc also lanri' ntoderii lioimn
near ysth mid Dodce ; Hplendld location. Hicks
Heal Estate iiircncy , : I03 N. Y. Life llldff.M
M 1110 2(1 (
KOl HOUSE , 17'-1 DODOE.
I i lillH Fnrnaiu , , -IDS ail
HENT. NEW 4-HOOM COTTAHK. COH.
lOih and s.ihler. only * ' . ) , cellar , t-lstero. city
ater. Impilre III1K Karnam. - I1HIJll
i'OB KENT FUBNISHED BOOMS
Hates , IWca wonl first Inserllon , lea won. :1 : thoro-
after Nothing taken for less than U.M- .
IfFUHNISHE ! ) HOOJF WITH ALCOTI-V FOH *
J cnilcmt-n.moderu conveniences , ; 1L'O NorthiMd.
M 7t : ( )
If KUIINIS11ED KOOMS. 1017 AND ll'ai : CAPI-
i Jlol avenue. JlllTII A7'
J ! lor man and wife. Heni t.ikiMiln boanlill'iN : 17th
1187
E'.t NHJELY FUHNIS11ED HOOMS l-'OH LKJHT
lionscUeeplnui also rooms for k'entlenieu ,
IIP .N'cirlli ITilli street. M1n , o , , .
NICELY FUHNISHKD. ( CIO SOUTH
directNICELY
1 ' 17th direct Mliio 1 *
l.iTWO SI'ITES UOOMS ; ALSO TWO FHONT
Jj rooms , 1707 DodieSt. M.113 US'
I' FOHHE.NT. LAHOK SOUTH FHONT HOOM
1 i\o \ 0110 or Iwo i.Tiilleiiieii. with or wlthonl bouiil ,
S1-JS llrlHtol street , ( . ' .ill at house. MIND-JO *
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V7"ltOOM"wiTH AI.OOVK W.00 MCMfTII. l-'HONT
J.JI-OUID * 10.0i. ( liill S. I7lh. not'J7 *
IIOOMS FOH LIOHT HOUSE.
IHJ ; | Capitol avenue. 4U7 ai1 !
JTUUNISUE13 BOOMS BOAItDT
Hales. l ! < n a wor.l tlrst liiHurtlon , lull wor'.thuro-
nllHales. Nollilnf laUeii fur h-.ss ihtn'Sc. .
1 > - Y ( ) U N ( J W ( ) .M EN 'S I USn ! . U N I ) E H ( ! ? \ HE 6 F
J Womnn'i ClillHIliiu aswcl.illou. 111 S. 17th Ht.
4.V )
1NICELY FUUNISHED UOOMS AND HOARD
ul _ Uiu Wetisler. filll nml 51HX. l-.Uh HI. ' . ' i-'l ,
' -THKDOI N.'O'J A-ND'-'ll N. IbTU ST.
440
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i ; c-oor/iiAUi.oB. KA'rr.s SIODEHATE , iim
J Furnam ktri-til. f > J7 jy 'll <
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H ? FOH KKNT 'N i : ATLY i-'uitxisin : n HOOMS
-I \i Hh lion 11 1.Ml 1 111 I'allfoi-uta hlivet.IB' ' ' . ' 7 >
n Tin : OT.mtimpKAHOTEL NEW AND
-X A-lc ; aiity | fund hc. ' ! rooms for nml by iluy or
" .veelc al ivaMmaMnrnU'U. Emery .V Spntll. lilOS
ID i.na iiuugiiHitirt-rt. Mini A'i' :
C-OOL SOUTH FHONT COHNEU HXMS ;
rftcl. sMiimmer rates. 1'jSl Hartley tttront.
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4DU ai'
Ii liooii TAIILE 1IOAU1) ) AT TUB WEI1STEH.
'fllBiiiiil ' rtlS North lIHh HiriH-t. M5II.-J Al *
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l.V NICl-iLY Fl'UNlSlTED SOUTHEAST FHONT
JJroom llh ah-ovii and b.iy window , modern eon-
VfliU'llCOH. pllvato f-uiilly ; buant. U'j-J South ' .Mllh.
M514 V7 *
. 'D BOOMS
Hales. Uic a wonl llrnl luKerllon , lea word thcro-
nfter. Nutlilny tnki-it for IONS IhuiJ.'lo. ) .
VJuuli.ible fo'r muisekiM'plii , clly water , rag. etc.
I iwrtml. Northwest corner 17th and Wouatur
btnieU. MI'J
f "J X FHONT IIOOMS. HSO'J LEAVKNWOHTII ST.
v-1 4iu ao
-STOBEB AND OFFICES
I 'ftlKUKXT. ! > fl > U OX S. lUUi ST. . U\NOB
J liliH-k. kiiiLiblo for iiit-at murket , haruw.uii or
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451
FOH KENT STOBEB AND OFFICES
1 FOH HUNT , Til K 4-STOHY nitlCK HUILDINO
MUll Farnam l. Th bulldln * lull n nn-proof. w
nicnl b.iw > nn > nt. ronitiletn Mnnm hn.iilnt n liir 's ,
water nn nil the Hoorn , , eto. Applr t thn omco
lW . ill ( I
Hali , 1 Oca linn aeli Insertion. Jl.'Oallun po
outh. Nothlnc taken for IOHH than a , * > c.
K WANTKU.2 MOIIKIIN 7 OIlfl-IlOOM IIOITSK3
ncnr F.minm or ll.inix.nm cnr line : will pny
11 sinr rout for both LMStor noiitli front.
M 30. lUn. MBit Al
STORAGE.
Rates , locn linn nach Insertion , $ ! . . * ( ! a Hue i > or
month , Nothluir taken for less than 'J.'c.
M "STOHAOE FORHousEiioLDnooSii
lean nud cheap rates. H. Wells , 1111 Fanium.
MM
M -aTOIlAUE.WILLIAMSiCUOSS.im 1 HA11NEY 4M
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WANTED TO BUY.
ItalPH. IKc a vrimlllrHttmuTtlon , lea word llioro-
-vfliT. Nolnlni ; taken for U-MI tli.in 'J.'x : .
KOlt
' cowN , I'tc. , or will wll for owner In our auction
union. Iti WollH. 1111 Karnam. I'll
XT-WANTED TO 1IWY KOH CASH HI ) TO W )
A > acn-s farm laud wllliln 7 miles of I * . O. Ail-
ln-H M 23 Hoc. 47U SO"
FOB. SALE ITURNITUBE.
, Klc n linn oacli ln ortlon. $1.51) ) a line | wr
montli. Nollitnp taken for Insi than S5o.
0-FOK SALE. A FIltST-CLASS HALtKT ,
DavlH A Co. piano , by uarllL'i loavlnc tin * clly ;
abarKalu. Call iil ( ) : t Ho , mtli st. Mliia SO"
FOB SALE nflSOELLANEOUS.
nftHatrn. . l4oavonl ! llrsllimorllon , lea worJ Ihoro-
ftur. Nollilnir lakun for luit lliau 'J , * > c.
-iflfil ( ( ) WILL 11UY A GOOD DHtVINO
-I liorm1 , now jilinrlon ami hanu-HH. MiiHlbtiHOld
at oneo. Apply 1M17 KrBklnoSt. M ) ! i7" !
FOB SALE HOBSES , WAGONS , ETC
Halun , IDcallno racli Inwrllon , * 1.50a line per
month. NolhliiR taken for II-SH than 'J. " > o
Q-1'UO 1'Ul'l'lES , HOOM 30 , IIAUKEH I1LOC1C.
M7Ui ! A ! !
Q - SALE. ICE IN OAR LOTS. OILHEHT
llroH. . Council DlurtH. MtUl ! A4 ,
Q I-FOH SALK LAUNDRY PDANTBX 1'UICE
and liuIUllnt , ' chuap. KmuHro KI1S Farnam Ht.
BOl-'ll.
Q -FOR SALE , A PNEUMATIC COLUMIIIA
!
blcyclo ; Rood comlltlon. AddroxsM : il. Hue.
MS1I ) US"
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETO.
Rati'H , IKc a word tlrat limurtlon , le a word
tlieii > after. Nothing 1-lkon for luis lhin : .Tie.
fj" MADAMK SMITH , fu-t tf. l.THI. BND FLOOH.
1 Hoom : i. .M.iKH.iCLvapor , alcoliol , Htenin.sulplinr-
Inemul HU.-I batliH. in tl.'U : *
rln MMK. CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STRKET , :1D :
1 lloor , rouiu 7 , maasage , uluobol , .suli'linr and MO i
balhH. Mli)38 ; ) -
i-MMK. STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALEH , 'JO
. Domtlas block. M.1U7 A'J'
'I'-MMK. MACK OF CII1CARO ( JIVES ItATHS ,
LmniiL ! llu. maHsaie In-alniunt. Ill ) North l.'illi
St. , Bi-eowl tloor. i-oom 1. ! I77 "U *
PEKSOWAL
llati-H , I'ieawonl llrst liiHi-rtlon. le a word there-
tier. Notlilne takt-ti for lets than U3c.
1 T-WHITE FOR FUEK COl'Y OF OUR 1IKAU-
U Utility IlliiHlrated marrla o Journal. Drown
1'nb. Co. , Toledo , O. MSO'J ' u.V
U-WRITE FOR A FREE COl'Y OF OUR I1EAU
tlfnlly IllUHlrated Malrliiionlal Joarna' , con
talnlnir many photo-ensr.ivlnvK of liaiitlHorn
women and iMllnnt men who wlrth lo wed. Ilrowu
1'nbllnlilni ; Co. , Temple 2Oiirl , TolLMlo , O M711-31"
MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE.
W LOANS , G. O. WALLACE , 31' ' 11ROWN HLK.
471 !
\\f-LOANSON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
* city property , $ ; ' , ,0i ( ) ) and upwanls , r , to ( > H per
cent ; nouelaya. W.F.iruamSmllh&Co , 13'JU Farnam
\\r-l AND-J YEAH LOANS ON CITY AND FARM
' moruragos. Ui > cUftSolbyU44 lloai-d of Tr.idu.
4li7
W MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES
The O. F. Davis Co. , IfiOj Famam mi-eel. 4(11) (
VV F"tST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS ;
' low rates. Alex Moore , 401 Ileo bldif. 474
JIONEY TO LOAN"AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate , 1
toGyeara Fldo.lly Trnsl Co. . 17U-J Farnam. 4U-J
\V LOANS , J. W. SQUIRE , 1 ! IS UKK 11LDG.
* 473
\l ) VNTHON Y LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 31S N. Y.
' Life , lends at low rates forcliotcu security on
Nebraska and Iowa farms or Oma ha clly property.
470
\v -CENTRAL LOAN A TRUST CO. , IIEKHLDG.
\\r-WANTED , TO 11UY fi PER CENT NOTES SEcured -
' cured by morts.-iiros Omaha clly or Douglas Co.
property. HueU .V Sol by , 333 lloartl of Tr.ulo
407
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\\T MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
it property. C. W. Anderson , 441 Ileo llulldlni. ,
M 117 I ! " '
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates. IV-jc a wonl first Insertion , lea word thcro-
afler. Notnlnt ; laki-n for less lhan l. ' c.
-CALL AT THE OFFICE OI > '
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: OMAHA MOHTOAOE LOAN Ca :
: . INCOIll'ORTED. :
'IF YOU WANT' MON BY , '
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD KUHN1TUHE AND PIANO9 ,
HOUSES , WAGONS AND CAItHIAfiKS ,
WAHEHOUSE UECE1PTS. MEUCHANDISE ,
OH ANY OT1IEH SECUHITY.
\Ve will lend yon any amount
from $10.01) to $1,1100.01) .
ON THE DAY YOU ASIC FOH IT
without publicity or removal ot property ,
You c.iii pay the money back lu any amount you
wlHli.amt 41 any time , and each payment so made
will rcduco thn cost ot Iho loan.
Hcmember that you hove the USD of both Iho
property and Iho money , and pay for 11 only us Ion ;
as you keep It.
Them will bo no expense or clianro kept out ot
the amount wanted , but you will receive thu full
amount of Ihu loan.
llefoni iHirrowlni ; elHfnvhom call and BOO us and
you will Und ll r really to yonr advantage.
OM UIA MUJITHAOK LOAN CO. ,
bOll SOUTH KiTH STHEET ,
llrst Hoot almvo the slniet.
THE OLDEST. LAIKSEST AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
477
X -HO YOU WANT MONEY *
Till- : FIDELITY LOAN ( JUAH/.NTEB CO. ,
HOOM 4 W1THNELL 1ILOCK ,
ail ) SOUTH 13T1I COHNEHHAHNKYST.
WILL I LOAN \ YOU \ ANY
SUM \ LA110E \ OH \ SMALL '
FHOM \ TEN \DOLLAR9\ \ \ UP.
\VEMAKELOANSON FUHNITHHE. HOUSES
CAUUIAOKS. WAHEHOUSE HECEIPTS OH I'KK-
SONAL PHOPEHTY OF ANY KIND
OUHTEHMS WILL MBHIT YQUH APPHOVAI *
You can pay the money bank at any Unit ) mid m
liny amount you wish , and thus rtxlucn the cost of
carrylm ; the loan tu proportion lo amount you p.iy.
IF YOU owe a balance on your fnriilturo or ether
punuinal property of any kind w will pay It off for
you and carry U as louif as you d , < slr .
YOU OAN HAVE YOUH MONEY IN ONE IIOUH
FJU1M THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION ,
No publicity or removal of property , so that you
Eel the use of luth money and property. 17(1 (
X WILL LOAN 51ONEY ON ANY KIND OF SB-
curlty ; Htrlotly eonlliluntlal. A. K. Harris , room
1 Cimllnental block 47t )
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Hales , lOc a line nach hisortlon , $1.50 a lluo per
monlh. Nolliln ? tatauu for ICHH than l5c. !
V-t'OH HENT A SMALI , WATER MILU AlT-
X dross tux [ > . ' . . Cilncoln , Nub. A-J1
Y FOH SALE. 1IAH1IEH SHOP AND HATH
room , located In lliu buMiH'SH iiart of city and
iixcullcnt buslnoiji. For P'trtlculart addrcsM , K : I7 ,
lle ! . uUtiiO *
V'OR SALKOK THADE. FIHST-CLASS IlltUO
I Hlom , coutrally localivl , vood cash uuslncHs. c.
W. I. . P. C ) . llox . ' .1H , M''OJ
V -'TO KXIJIIANOE. 100ACHES LAND FOR
JL stock of croc-erlei or Council lllnrfs city prop
erly. Address Chas , E. Klnnoy , Council HlniN.
M373 7
"RETAILiiusiNEss WANTED IN GOODI/J
cation for pan cxi'hainio ( real cxlale ) ; ud ; cash.
Would preferitnvcrleH iHmihtmil ullh ve-rtallo
and meal market. irenM' fnrnUhln. coixln , Uxjts
and uhoiut or any seiK'ral b-.ib'.n'tt , Prtco must b. )
low and terms reasonable. Apply at ouuu lo U ,
W. Ames , 1U17 F.i.-uam slivei , Oni.-ihii. 4U3
Y-WANTED , A PARTY WITH Si.OOO.Pil TO
liOOU.oo to Invi'Hl 111 mauufiicliirluv luivlursa.
JO IHTCOUI protlti will Iwar InvoalU-allun. Ail-
divus P. o. box V'Q'J Wavorly. Nub M153 0
Y- FOR HALE. AN ELEVATOR , SITUATED IN
one or the U-kt L-niln crow hue dUlrk-ts tu llto
tale. AUUn-Bs IMJ. Ilox8l , llloomr.uld. Nub.
H4CS ao
-FOR SALE. IHUJ 8TO11E , ( iOOD IXWA-
. llpii , , L-ood bunliitfk , nooU ix-asou for HuHliif ,
iiau u U5la Al ,
BUSINESS CUAN OES ,
Condiiur't ,
V-mil SALE , LONO KSTAni.lSllKD 1'AYINCJ
ini'dt market , good location. Splendid chance
formimll cnpltM. Addrcni KaS , Dee otncn , Omni'
FOB EXCHANGE.
H.itos , lOo.ilIno ouch InnTtlon , 9 ! .50 A line per
monlh. Nollilnir taken for less thaii i' c.
FIN ! R LAND IN tr UHLIOAN
' -'Valley , to trade for clear honsn nml lol In Omaha.
Addrens K. S. Jrnter , 114 H N. .11111 St , Omaha ,
3711-27'
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/ - SALE OH EXCHANOi : . A FINE LOT
worth f t.llNMM ) . for fTAO.UO , and will take a
coo < l drlvltuf horse an part payment , fM.ou or
* lli.lticaMihalaurllMii ) ( per montli. Fidelity
Tnisl company , 1703 Faruam mrrot. M389 US
/ A1IOUT f7,0V ( ) WOHTH OF STAPLE (1EN-
/Jeral mnrcliandlxn for om-thlrd cash OP secured
notes , balance Omaha city properly or goo l farm.
J. H. Haddock , Pali-bury , Nnb. Maso
_
r/-FOU SALE OH EXCHANGE OH I'AHTNEH
/-watile < l , of .1 4-barrel ( ) Blcam rlonr mill , roller
process , tu a peed locallon , Kooil cuntnni trade.
Alnn for nalo or nxpliamrn a steam plant of 'JH-
horse txnver , irocxl condlllon. Inqulru of Stauton
Holler Mills , Stanlon , Nob. _ 2IH yfi *
'
lOW'SToo'FAHMS IN NEHHASKA , KANSAS
/-/and Dakota. Will null cheap or oxchamro for
mdio.liorsc8 nnd cattle. Add. box 7UVrankfort , Ind.
4SI
_
y-I HAVE * -iO)0 : ( EQUITY IN 1110 ACIIK4
/JIM ) miles from Omaha ; : use : I'JO acres hi Mis-
Hourl. all clear. Will doll or nxchanto for mock
ci-ncral iiH'rchandlHu , boots nnd shoes , horsoaor
cattle. J. H. , 400 1 Loavimworlh struct Omaha.
.MUS3 'J7 *
_
r/ l HAVE CHOICE KAHM AND STOCK
'Jraiiclies to exchange for Mdse. or stock ! will
ri'cnnl corresiwndence contldeiitlil. Write bax 70 ,
Alliance , Xeb. 47a a" *
rCLEAN STOCK OF OENEHAL MDSE.
' -'Will taku real ustatoand money Uo.x'JilS , Frankfort -
fort , Ind 481
Z lilt ) A NEH. LAND TO EXCHANOE FOH
mdsu. Address W. N. C. , lock box 40 , Tabor , la.
WILL THADE HEAL ESTATE FOH LAHOE
Jor Riuall stock of Roods. Address M 7 , Ileo.
MIUI7
r$2,01)0 ) EQUITY IN 1(11) ( ACHES IMPHOVED
Jtnrin In central Nebr. , will lake Omaha real es-
tale or stock ot Rrooerle.s. Address M - ' : > lice.
47t ! ilO *
r/-WILD LANDS , OLEAH , TO EXCHANGE FOH
' -'property here. Wrllo full descriptions. 701
South 'J7lh Btn-eU MSI17 AS.V
FOB SALE BjiAl , ESTATE.
Hates , lOc n Hue eacli lim rtlon. $1.51) ) a llnu P3r
mouth. Nothing taken for less than a.lc.
SAVE MONEY !
DO IT NOW !
THE SAFEST WAY
Is to buy a $100.00 lot that lurhtht lu town , lias two
motor lines , Is on crade , has all Improvements ,
Perfecl lllle , abstract with every lol , 1 nol way out
In suburbs nor down on Ihu bottoms. First pay
ment Is
$2,1.00.
The$10.00 a mouth-no Interest till $100.00 Is
pal. ; Como and sen yourself what Hits properly
Isvhal the neighborhood IH , what
GOOD HOUSES
are already built on the ground and now ones belnir
built. This Is a peed chance for you to nel a start
In aciiulrliu ; a homo. You cannot help but do
well. It Is the best property today In Omaha and
the cheapest.
AMES HEAL ESTATE AOENCY.
1017 FAltNAM ,
.Opp. N. Y. Life.
M3BI )
INVEST YOUH MONEY IN LAND AND OET
irlch.
We offer for quick aale 10 choice little planla-
lions of ten acres each , al Mlllard , only $100 per
acri- . You can live llicro and work or do busi
ness In Omaha. Ilest thhm ever ottered. Call early
If you would Hi'ciire one of Ihesj elegant pieces of
land .any ono of which will prodnco a living for
yourself and family , lion's & Hill , 1 MS Farnam su
OU3 ] yJi )
B UY LOTS IN
STOKPKL I'LACE.
Cla-apeHt anil b > Mt lots In
OMAHA.
Special price and terms to
HOME IIUILDEIIS.
Stooiml Place lorn will alwuj-H advnnco In prloo ,
for the clly must crow wenlward. Call on or ad-
ilres.s W. A. Webster. 10'J Ileo bids. M577
"I7OR SALE , A ROOD STOCK AND GRAIN FARM
J- -insauii'M In Harrlsoa eoiinty , Iowa , on very
i-easonable termu. Address L. H. Raymond , Mas-
lOlla , la. MS 11 ! A3"
A CHANCE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. EAST
from lot Lowe avenue ( Poppli'lou park ) , i-asv
ewH to motor. Owner irolnir Into Imaliipss. Will
l veiy cheap for cauli. Also lol Ilanscom Plie : .
lllB bargain forc.iHh. Addrosii , . F , , P. O. Uox UsU.
Ml 13. "
BARGAINS-HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS.SALE
or trade. F. K. Darllmllaikerblk. .
1ARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON.1 : N. Y. LIFE ,
-L MUiriAlll *
1JAHGAINS. IN FARMS , HOUSES AND LOTS. J.
- 1N. . Frenzer , room r Frcnzer block , opp. P. o.
SUSIJ Al > 3
A FORCED SALE , 1R-ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL
the mndeni ImprovemiMitH , peed lot and barn ,
1'rlcii * : i.7)0 ( ) , $1,0011 c-aHh. balance on terms to
Hull , wllh low lnlenHt. Improvenu-uls eost over
$1,001 ! . Can iviil hoiiHe for two years at * : l"i.)0 ( ) PIT
month , .I'-'S N. il''nd. 47U
KEAD TH IS , 10-ROOM HOUSE. FINE HATH
room. Bewerace and Mtoel raiiffi1. lot H0xl-0 to
alley. Price * -.Vl ) ) , iH.OOO eash. Impi-ovemiMiiH
worth ; l,00i ) . Iminlro u''S N. il-'iul HI. 47S
VOU CAN'T MISS IT
1 IN liUYING ACHE PROPERTY
CLOSE TO OMAHA.
We have for bale JiiHt at prcwnt :
'J < i IICI-CH , beautiful tract , only * ! i7."i.)0. ( )
n acreH with Hinall i-oltane. oiil.vW.--MII.on.
K ) nrrcH Jusl wetit of elty. only iH.OIID.IM ) .
10 ncri-H with Hinall cottage , only $ l,4Jli.i ( ) ) ( ) .
-'It acix-s ni'-ir llc.'H Line R'y , only * 7.ill.tl ( ) ( ) ,
4(1 ( nvrcH near Elmwood park , only $1 1.OOII.OO.
lit ) aen-H on main drive to Sovinonr park , llnest
InveHtmeiil on Iho market , only fl'KA.OII pi-r acre.
Call and let UH Hhow yon Urn h.u-k'alim we offer.
Hk-kH Real Estate Aifcm-v.
M4R ! ) 2(1 ( itor N. Y. Life Illdtr.
IJ'OR SALE-NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE , COR
1 iilltli and Sahli-r , $1-J , " > | ) , easy paynienlH. In-
ciulro 131K Famam. - > ( ) tl ! (
SECUB1TJES FOB SALE.
Rativs. 1 ivjo n word first Insertion , le a word there
after. Notnlii ; , ' taken for less th.ui _ ' . " > .
"I F YOU HAVE FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT SEE
J our llm of Hi-cnrllles , Flrnt morlav , > loans on
Omaha properly from * .10l ) lo $ .1.0110 for sale.
A afo and convenient liivoslmunl. Cull and lul
na show yon what wo have.
Fldlllly Trusl Compiny.
170. Farnam Htr.-el ,
177--J7
IJEAL ESTATE MORTGAGES ON DESIRAIILE ,
J Xliicome-proiliKiliiK - . Good
propi-rly. rate of Inter-
oHl. Addn-SH P. O. HOJC 7U3 , Omaha , Neb.
Neb.MIIJO
MIIJO _ ' ! )
GILT EDGED PAPER OF FIRST-CLASS IIUSI
liens IIOIIHOH In blocks of from $1,1)1)11.110 ) ) to
J3)0l.00. ) Address P. O , Ilex 7(15 ( , Omaha , Neb.
MI.Ojo : *
WOBLD'S FAIH HOTELS & BOOMS
Rates , lOca line eacb limertlon , $ ! . ( ) a line pur
month. Nothing taken for less thun ' _ ' . "o.
rrilltEF. ROOMS WiTII HOARD FOR SIX. AD
LUruMHlirowu , uaruof L'luiH. H. Fuller. Chlcauo
111. MIKJ7 'J7-
PRIVATE ROOMS-WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS
I Corren | > omleiu-o solicited. Win. A. ArniHtronir
JIM ! ) Wab.mli avenue. ChU-ago. M 130 ' 'U *
T.'ORVoltLD'.S FAIR VISITORS-NICELY FUR
J. nlHlusI rooniH , Htono front , private residence
two blocks from Midway fair entrance , 'Oc- ant
$1,1)1) ) ) per day eachpcrHon , TakeOnkwoodscable to
. 58'J'J Drexel Ave. , Chlcatfo. M.'OS Al
LOST.
Rates , lOo a line eacb Inaortion , * 1..1a ( llna pe
monlh , Nutlilnn taken for le.ss than .Mu.
LOST-HETWEEN COURTLAWD 11EACH AND
Dotlh'ii nlreel , Sunday eyenlm ; , a pocketbook
contalnlnif HOIIKI money , receipts , draft mid dee
key ; the tlndur will bo tmlt.ibiy ruwarded liy ru
turning eamo lo M ' . ' 0 , Ileo office. M 1877'
TJNDEB'TAKEBSAMDEMBALME'BI
Hales , Kio a Hue each Insertion , $ l..1n ( lluu pu
munth , Nolhln ? laken for less limn 'JA
r i w. KKii" TFOIINIERL Y
wt Jacobs , decease Hi , lau-r with Jl.O. Maul ) , mider-
takurandembalmi-r , UI3S. lUlliuU Tul. U'Jli.
! 442
QHOBTHAND AND TYPE.WB1TINO
Hates , KKi a line each liwrllon , * 1.50 a llnopor
monlh , NolliliiK laken for les than iSj ( !
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAJT SOON
.icindnia worklmr knowlediro of ohorthaiid iifid
jypiiwrlllnjr at A. C. Van S-tufn behool or Shorthand -
hand , 313 N. V Life. Tyiwwrltcra lo runt. 48J
PA WNB BOKEBal
Ralea , lOoa line each Insertion , f l.RO a line pur
numlh. Nothing taken fur lux * than ' . ' ,5y. - J
I SONNENIIKHG , DIAMOND 1IROKER , HUM
" .Douglas HI. Ix > .iiiu money on diamonds , watclic *
la Oiaifoklaiid Hllvur bought. Tul. 1638. 4S5
OLAIBVOYANTS
llnte.H. 10ia Una each Insertion , * 1.50 a Him irar
moutli. Nulldiig Uikun for loss than ' . ' 5c.
TlRS. NANNIE VWAHJIEN , CLAIRVOYANT.
Orullablu ijUblncnaincdlnnrOtli year at llu N.liliU
4D7
SECOND-HAND TYPE WBITEBS
Hilton , lOo a line naoli liiHorllon. $1..W a line par
mouth. Notlilni ; Uken for lam than -JSo.
. .T
> All make * byuyht , sold , oxehutHfud , reniej. ilia
, Y.LtfvbUU. Tol. JS3 4S4
i , loo.i linn o eh Insertion , f I.An a line par
month. Nothing Vikrni for I ss thnn 3Vv
TEW A SECOND HANi lALSi. ALL KINDS
ll Address Uonlen.V Sall ' - Like nt. , Clilp-iiro
4SO
TAKEN1 tTP.
Itnti'H , inpalliinnachtnMirtlon. * l.f > 0 nllnoiior
lonth. Nollitn ; taken Uniivis th.in U.lc.
PAKKN UP , DARK CI1E3TNUT SORREL HORSE
JL Livery sublo 17lh nnd SUMary's aro.
101 , ro2-uo
lOoaltnnMch Irotfrtlon , Jl.RO n line per
lonth. NolhliiK lakeil for Jms than 3.1o.
JEWING HY 'THE nlfy IIY coMPtcTENT
ilrpHsnmker. Oood > efcrtMicp , Cell or mlclrens
t. C. , HUH S. IDlh Hired. 41ir > ' 'if
MDSIO , ABT AND LANGUAGES.
Hates , loea linn each liwrtlon , $1 . ' ,0 a line iwr
iionlli. Nollilnir taken for less than < ! . " * .
F.OELLENHECK.RANJOIST AND TEACHER.
1H10 California strocL" yu
PATENT
BUREAU ,
SUES & CO. , Solicitor } .
Boo Btiilfling , Ouialia , Nob.
lyoars Kxainlnor-itl. 9.1'nt OfHoo , AdYlcofroo
Mo fee until patent is obtained.
Tin : KUAI.TV .M.vniiir. ;
INSTUUMKNTS placuil on record July 25
WAHItANTV DKKIW.
Oi'orco IVtcrsnn and wlfo to I.lnwnod
Park Land company , loll , block 0 , ,
Iliiltliuoroimrk. . . . . . . . . . $ 0,000
I K Klluy und wlfo to .losnpli Jlrkor.
lot 10. hlock 1 , Shrivofl'lnco 300
It O Dovrlcs to P A .lohnson , lots 7
to 12 , Ilaltlinoru park 9,500
O W Dunn lo Susniiniih Wallacu , lot
2. block 4 , llurllncton I'lnu'o 400
W A Uuriliirr mill wlfo 'to J 1C I'lom-
lup , sKof u S of tuts 13 nittl 14 ,
hlook 1 , Catiitpa Place 900
II I1 llnllock to A I' Uurdltiur , lot 38.
Hoes' Plaeo 4,000
llonry Ilcdley nnil wlfo to Christ
btiiKtml , o y of lot 5 , block V ,
Shlnn'.s : iil add 950
M 8 Atkins and liusliantl to O S Hears ,
lull , Kllzalioth rinco 10000
O M Kob-jrts nnil hiisliand to William
Itovs , purl lot & , Johiisou'a add 25,000
QUIT CLAIM IIK.KDS.
TA Kent to. ? W l-'ostur , lol 0 , block
14 ! , Wllcex'8 J(1 udil
DKKIM.
E O 1'ase , special muster , to II If
Thointis , lot 20 , block O.Omaha Vlow
J It Mclklo. same to .sumo , lot 10 ,
block 11 , K VSniHIi's add
1) U Mureur , mustur In chaticory , to
.sumo , lot 1. lilocl ; n , Drake's add. . . .
G A lIuiniL'tt. sherlir. to DoWltt O
l\mlhun : , lol 12 , Selliy Heights. . . .
Total amount of transfers J 00.850
RRILWRYT1MEGRRD
Leaves ICIIICAOO. HURLINGTON & Q.I Arrives
Omaha I Depot KUli anil Mason Sis , I Omaha
4.'JOpm Chlcatro Vesllhnlo H.OHain
11.40 am Chicago Expn-ss O.fiO am
. Chlcaro Express 1 . ' . ' . inn
7.1"pm . . . . . . Chicago .t Iowa Local fi-Bii pin
'LVavVs I nURrtNOTON"A5loTltIVfilCrTCfrIveii
Omaha I Duput lUtlinuiLAtason Sts. I Omaha
ytmltcd
. . . . . . , r.OTKT .ei > Aclpro : r Ffoiir
West lUnlon Depot 10th , t Marcy Sls.l West
" ' ' ' ' '
.1.10am . "i.'Nobraska stati(1Lnilii J. . . . . : i.'n jim
t-.llOpm World's Falr"t.lmUed..i. 4.40 pm
Loams j I ArrlrnA
Omaha DiipnrlOth .Wcll.Ma.Son HlH. I Omalrt
0.1. am I..Kansas Clly Udy Express. . . . ! ri.nnpm
11.4.1 pm K.XI.NlnhtExp. vJuU. P.-Trans. 0.40am
. . % | . . . . . . . . Lous I-xpresi4..i. . , | O.IO.-un
" " " ' ' "
"Ceives" | ' 'UKlONT'A'CIFlt ; . ' ' * I ArrlTi'is"
Omaha I Union Depot 10th .V Marcy Sta.l Omaha
Leaves I ClIICAGOrMlL. i SIVl'AUL. | Arrives
Omaha I U. P. Depot anil Mari'y StB. I Omaha
"fi.tOi7rn : | ClTlcaio Express I ii3am ) :
11.30 am I Chicago Express I 5.90pm
Lnavos I F. , E. &MO. VALLEY Arrives
Omaha I Depot lath and WeuUer Sis. I Omah
L < -aves I CHICAGO i NORTH WESTN. Arrives
Omalial U. P. dogot. 10th A M'ircy Sts. Omaha
7. 'JO am ( Ex. Snn'y. ) Carroll Passenger II.AO pm
Chicago Express 0.05 pm
4.)3pm ( ) Vestibule Limited n.-'Oam
7.00pm Eastern Flyci ' _ ' . ! . > pm
U.-'Opm ( Ex. Sun. ) Chic. Pass. ( Ex. Mon. ) ll.'Oam
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. Arrives
Omalial Depot luthandVebalcr'Sla. . Omaha
1.10pm . .St. Louis Express n > .r.o am
li.ii ( ) ) pin St. Louis Express 4. ' . ' , " > pm
ri.'Jii pm Nebraska Local I H.n.lam
Leaves I C. ST. P. . M. A. o. lArrlves
_ Omaha | Depot Ifilh and Webster Sis. I Omaha
8..ril ) am" . .Sloiix City Accommodation. , 0.03 pm
1.13pm Sioux City Exinvss ( Ex. Sun. ) Iti.lOpm
.St. Paul Limited ll.-JSani
r . 1(1 ( pin Enmrson Pq.sstm.rer ( Ex. Sim. ) H.43 am
SIOUX CITY , t PACIFU
Dppot , 10 and Marty Sts.
7.0au | Sioux Clly P.isHnnifor
4.00 pm I St. Paul Express
Luavi n I SfOUX CITY A PACIFIC ( Arrives
_ Omalia | Depot , 1'tli and W-jbslur Sla. I Omaha
'f > .4Spiu ! | St. Paul Limited ti.U5.im
5.45 ( mi | Chicago Limited D.'Jfi am
Loaves I OMAHA A ST , LOUIS. | A rrlvcs
OmahaJIL1 * . DopolL 10th mul Marcy.l Omaha
" -1.00 pmi. . . . ' .1st. Lmils Cannon Hall 11-.J..15 pm
GRABBED AT THE BABGAIN.
The Slire r l SnloHglrl | | nd Only to Say That
the Spoon Wns "Marked Down. "
Shu was a gaunt , grim individual , and
with the aid of an uiubrullii nho wus soon
persistently olbowiii her wny along : ono
of the crowded thorough faros , hays the
Boston Journal. As * ho oatoroil ono of
the prominent stores and stepped to the
counter , nho ( juiutly looked over u
smartly dressed lady who stood by lior
side. Thou looking calmly around the
store , as if to sou if the display of wares
mot her approval , with a putroni/infj
air she thus addressed the pretty sales
girl :
' Will you please show mo your orantjo
spoons1" at the sauu'tiino ) ' ' adjusting her
glasses. i a-
"Solid or plated ? " q'uodtionod ' the girl.
"Oh , Bolld , " with.'fi ' f nilT.
"Do you wish souvenir or plain ? "
again asked the girl'ill ; n eoiirtoous tono.
'I don't know , l > utctniuttt have a handsome -
some ono. " > l
"Will this ono at $ . " ho too oxpon-
Blvo"tho girlcontinlfs'0pluoinga { ; handsome -
some alTalr on the viuytit.
The liuiy in blaokHg/ivo / ono glaneo.
With a determined | jWk beautiful to see
she replied with a cui'lous inlleutiou , 'I
don't like that. " it xi
"Thun liow would'j u like this ono1
as she placed ono of r.tftt design before
the piireluisor.
' 'I guess not. Ynfil'peo , Hurry Is so
very particular. Hat. I said whoa I
eamo to Hoalon li nHhould have as
beautiful a spoon us his grandma's poek-
elbook oould buy , und "
"Hero Is a very pretty ono ; surely ho
would llko thib , " but there was a tired
look about the girl's eyes as she laid the
third ono on the counter before the
would-be buyer's gaze. "It wua marked
from " She never finished the Bon-
tenco.
"Marked down , did you say ? "
"Marked down from " cotiiinonco
thu girl.
"I'll ' take it. " and not long after
grandmu was on the street , a most Hal-
lulled expression on her careworn face.
Thai was how tlmt Hulosglrl earned her
money that day.
In the cast Iron watur plpo of Paris , which
forms a uoiiiiuuous tube with only two slight
crooks , thu lowest vchUper ut ono fiul nuy
bo distinctly lieitnl at the otliur. although
thu nipo is y.lQO foot Ions ,
NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS
Outlook is Not So Awfully Favorable M it
Was n Week Ago.
HOT WEATHER CAUSES POOR REPORTS
Hut thn IlnmiiRn to I'rlnclii l Crop * Not
So Murh hut ttmt Tlinoty IUln
Will Hrltiff Tlinm Around
All lllcht Tills Week.
Tha weekly crop bulletin Usuoil by the Ne
braska weather acrvlco for tao week ondltip
.luly ai , compiled by Unptaln G. K. Hunt at
the United States weather bureau la Otnahn ,
la as follows :
Sovou days of hot sunshine without nny
rain cMiaotl unfavorable reports from most
correspondents this wcok. The growth of
all voKoUttoti has boon cheeked , but It U
doubtful If nny Injury h.is resulted to the
principal crous that will not bo repaired by
good rains wlthltt the tioxt few daya ,
and as this mornhiR's weather
bureau reports show that the ilrouth
has already boon broken by showers
lust nigh tin the northern anil western portions
tions of the state , we may reasonably look
for moro cheerful reports next week , In the
northern part of the state oits : are being
Rroatly injured by nut , and the crop will ho
short. Wheat harvesting Is practically com
pleted , and threshing generally commenced ,
but not advanced far onotiRh to glvo any
very correct estimate of the ylolil. Western
correspondents fall , this week , to mention
the potato crop , la ether sections of the
state this crop will ho short , and In some
localities a complete failure.
Sotlthnint Hoctlon.
Butler County Harvesting nearly done :
corn needs rain bnilly in central part of
county ; small grain light.
Cass County Splendid corn weather ;
small grain nearly all harvested ; some
threshing done , yield fair , quality jioor.
Clay County Some wheat threshed and
yielding eight to twelve bushels per aero ;
corn Is suffering from ilrouth.
FHlmoro County Wheat and oat harvest
nearly over ; pastures falling ; corn Hrlng.
Jefferson County Corn antl all crops liavo
suffered slightly from drouth.
Johnson County Corn looking well ; pota
toes not a peed crop ; hay short.
Otoo County Itatu needed for corn nnd
pastures ; small grain about all cut and
threshing just commencing.
Pawnee County Corn growing , but Holds
show effect of hot winds of last wcok.
Polk County Corn has made a good
growth : threshing commenced.
Summers County Corn needs rain badly ;
wheat and early oat harvest completed ; very
poor crop.
So want County Corn injured very much ;
harvest completed : wheat threshing com
menced and .yield about lifteea bushels per
aero.
Tliayer County Corn needing rain badly ;
wheat yielding flvo to twelve bushels j or
acre.
acre.York County Corn is injured by drouth ,
and a full crop cannot bo expected.Vhoat
yields about six bushels per acre.
Niirthfuit Suotion.
Antelope County Corn looks well ; past
ures dry ; small grain has ripened very fast.
Cedar County Haying and harvesting in
full swing ; yield average.
Colfax County Kyo good quality but light
yield. Oats short and a poor yield.
IJ.ikola County Small grain badly dam
aged by rust ; needing raiu for pastures and
corn.
Dodge County Corn better than average
and growing well. Oats a poor crop.
Holt County Hall injured crops in north-
cast part of county ; all crops suffering from
drouth In southern part of county.
Knox County-r-AH crops in good condition.
Platte County Corn doing well ; all the
early is 'tassollng. Wheat nnd barley out
and oat harvest commenced.
Thurstun County Corn is doing well ; oats
are being harvested ; a light crop , very
rusty.
Washington County Corn is bettor thixir
average ; potatoes loss than a half crop.
Wayne County Oats rusting badly nnd
will not hoover a half crop ; corn in line
condition but will need rain soon.
Central Section.
Buffalo County Corn prospects good , still
rain is needed.
Dawsqn County Corn needs rain to do its
best ; wheat threshed out about ten bush
els and rye tivo to seven bushels per acre.
Merrick County Hot and dry , rain much
needed.
Sherman County Smnll grain not a half
-crop ; corn needs rain badly.
HontliivcHt Suction.
Chase County Hot winds have injured
corn.
Franklin County All crops hnvo been In
jured some by hall , but corn is generally lu
good condition.
Furnas County Corn suffering for rain ,
but still growing and is very backward.
Harlan County Corn injured by hail on a
small strip ; r.un needed.
Hitchcock County Corn burning In spots ;
rolled badly in middle of the day.
Kearney County Corn , potatoes and hay
lands need rain ; corn is tusscling.in line con
dition , but needs nun soon.
Perkins County Cora has suffered much
from dry , hot weather , but if it rains soon
will muko a full crop.
Webster County Corn needing rain badly ;
wheat yielding about eight to ton buMiols
per acre ; hall Injured crops in southwest
part of county.
NortInvent Hoctlon.
Cheyenne County Kyo harvested , nbout
half a crop ; wheat will bo about a third of a
crop ; corn needs rain.
Keith County Corn Injured by drouth ;
must have rain AOOII or corn will bo a failure.
Scotts Bluff County Grain is beginning
to ripen but is not a full crop ; corn looking
very poor and very short.
Cherry County Corn still in good condi
tion ; rain needed badly for small grain.
Hoclc County Corn standing hot , dry
weather well but must hr.vo rain soon.
limit Him Kllliiil Wlioat.
ST. PAUI , , July 25. Flvo days of the hottest -
test weather known In Minnesota m ton
years have seriously damaged the wheat
crop in all the central nnd northern coun
tics of the stato. The wheat in those sec
tions is still in the milk , and the tnmpora-
turo , rirhlcli has ranged from ! )4 ) = to 1CH13 in
the shade , has practically ruined a largo
proportion of it. In some of the rich coun
ties in the Hod river valley , notably Polk
the farmers are tlgurlnt ; on only -10 to 00 per
cent of the average crop. In hundreds of
acres In Polk county the weeds have out
grown the grain , and some farmers have
plowed up outiro lloltls.
The situation In North Dakota IsvorfG
oven than in Minnesota. Charles A. Pillsbury -
bury , the Mlnnoaolls ) ) miller , estimates the
yield ut ii'J.lXW.OOO bushels , the Fnrpo Argus
at JU.OQO.OOO and the North Dakota grain
buyers at 25,000,000 , The average yield will
bo hardly .ibovo eight bushels to the acre.
Discouraging reports are also coming from
the potato Holds , It is stutod that 3,000
acres la liico county , nearly the whole crop ,
have been ruined by dry weather. Hundreds
pf acres reveal the fact that the potatoes nro
the si7,0 of walnuts , about four In a lull , the
stalks light ) and the potatoes mealy , which
proves that should rain como now it would
bo hopeless.
riliow thu Kn'ucti nf thu Drouth.
Di8 ! MOINES , July 25. The weather crop
bulletin says ; The past week has been hot ,
with almost , uninterrupted sunshine , but
the nights wuVo relatively cool , reducing the
average tomporntura 2 degrees below nor
mal. The rainfall was very light , the larger
part of the state receiving none ainco the
15th. The weather was all that could be
desired for hay making , and a largo amount
was secured In excellent condition.
The work Is now practically com
pleted. Thu eaU harvest Is in
progress In the north and center and about
HnUhod in the south. There are reports ol
OK tensive damage by rust in the south and
central and icuttcrcd localities In the north.
While thu acreage Is large , the crop will
very likely fall 20 to 30 per cent below the
avurngo.- Spring wheat Is also affected by
rust. Corn U maklnir stalwart growth every
where and U very i > roml ln ? , It ucodx nit a
lowovrr. ntut nil Immixture crop < nro begin
ning to fthow the effects of the ilrouth.
KAI4 NKKHKIJ.
Ittport on Crop Condition * Mmlo tiy thn
Agricultural Department.
WASHINGTON , July 85. The weekly crop
report of the weather bureau states thnt the
rainfall has been deficient throughout thn
northern state * . There iwns almost a total
aluonco of rain from Nebraska eastward
over the Ohio valley to t'cnnaylvanln , nnd
while the corn crop ns yet Is uninjured , U is
n n threatened condition In Nebraska nnd
Illinois. llMn Is needed In nil the corn-
growlnp belt.
Iowa I argo amount of liny harvested In
fine condition ; oats harvnst jirogressliiRj
much danmgo done by rust ; corn Uolng well ;
rain neoded.
North Dakota Excessively warm and dry
weather , causing slight datnngo to wheat
mil Improving corn. A good hay crop Is bo
ng gathered ,
South Dakota Conditions unfavorable to
nil crops except corn ; grain ripening too
rapidly ; gome wheat nnd oats being har
vested.
Nebraska Corn , which Is tassolllng , has
! > con injured by the very dry weather and
now needs win very badly ! harvesting well
advanced In the southern counties , ntut como
threshing done ; yield generally reported
very light.
Kansas Fairly distributed and ntnplo
rainfall , very banoflci.il ; threshing progress
ing ; wheat jlold light ; oats better.
NEIIIIASK.VCITV. Nob. , July S3. [ Special
Telegram to TUB HEK. ] A heavy rain and
Hailstorm prevailed hero at ( I o'clock. The
streets were Hooded , but no particular damage -
ago resulted. The rain was general through
out the county , and placed corn beyond all
danger.
IlllnolH Crop * Ni > p < l Ituln ,
111. , July 23. The crop bulle
tin says : Inthohorth and center the temper *
nturo the past wcok was above normal ; in
the south ono to thrco degrees bolow. Sun-
shlno was In oxcnss of the seasonable
amount , except iln a few extreme southern
counties. There has been an entire abscnro
of rain , resulting In injury to growing crops.
A general rain Is needed. AVhc.it harvesting
Is practically completed and thresliine Is
progressing in the center and south. The
yield and quality Is generally n great disap
pointment. In some sections of the south It
Is fair.
When Travellnc.
AVhothor on pleasure bent , or buslnoss , t.ilco
an every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs , as
it acts most pleasantly nnd effectively on the
kidneys , liver and bowels , provouts fevers
headaches and other forms of sickness
For sale in fiOo and $1 bottles by all leading
druggists. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
VI.II VII.111CMHX ,
lllnml , Holinnu nnil Springer Will IIo Clvcn
Their J'oriniT l'o > ltli > MK.
WASIIINOTON , July 25. "Mr. Bland
will bo chairman of the committee on
coinage , Mr. Ilolmnn chairman of the
committee on appropriations , and Mr.
Springer chairman of the committee on
ways and moans. Speaker Criup will or-
nixe the committees very much us ho
did before , and not as the man who
sleeps for thirty hours and calls it rheu
matism desires to huvo him do. "
This is a statement by a democrat of
the southwest who is not connected with
the administration or with congress , but
whoso relations with the most promi
nent southern democratic senators are
of the closest character.
"flow do you know what Speaker
Crisp's intentions are ? " I asked this
gentleman.
Ho answered : "Hecauso I have seen
a statement practically to that effect in
his own handwriting. It eamo about in
this way : A prominent southern sena
tor , who is a silver man , wrote to Crisp
inquiring about the numerous reports
which are current in the democratic
press of the oastto the olTcct that ho
( Crisp ) had sold out to Cleveland , and
that the finance and tariff committees
of the house ot representatives were to
bo organized as the administration
desired to have thorn organized.as a con
dition that Crisp would not bo opposed
for ro-olcction by the administration.
This senator desired to know what it all
meant. IIo found out. The reply from
Crisp eamo six days ago. I have scon it.
I am not at liberty to toll exactly what
there was in the letter , but there wu
enough in it to warrant mo in saying
emphatically that the answer is , that as
sure as Mr. Crisp will bo speaker and
that committees will bo appointed , Bland
will bo chairman of coinage , Ilolman
chairman of appropriations and Springer
chairman of ways and moans. "
SJ.t.lt'S C'O.V.St/A T.lt.KS.
IIo Itolievoa lilt CiinnlryVII1 Ho I'orcocl to
( itv In lo I'nincc.
ILuiTFOun , Conn. , July 25. Isaac
Townsend Smith , consul general of
Slam in the United States , a guest of
AVilljam II. Leo of Now York , in this
city this morning visited the Colt Fire
arm works , but disclaimed the visit had
any reference to Slam's complications
with Franco. Mr. Smith says the
Siamese government is unable to cope
with Franco single-handed. The navy
Is small , but well disciplined , and under
a Danish commander. The army con
sists of about l'J,000 troops , also com
manded by Danisli ollicors. From -1,000
to 5,000 troops are stationed at Bangkok.
Mr. Smith says unquestionable assur
ances were given by England a year ago ,
when the boundary dispute between the
English in Durinuh and Shim was set
tled , that English authorities would
stand by Siam in settling the boundary
dispute with the French. IIo thinks
Great Hritain will not attempt to carry
out. the agreement , and that in this situ
ation the king will make the settlement
under protest.
"Since the French gained a foothold
nt Cambodia , they have used the oppor
tunity afforded by that movement to" in
crease their control and possession of the
country. The complications were begun
by the French dispatching a steamer up
the Mekong river , which is purely
Slamcso. oracling forts and stirring up
strife with the Siamono. Some of the
A mini troops were killed and the French
made use of the fact to enforce their de
mand for an extension of the French
boundaries. "
UKMOVK.ITH I'JIUTKHT.
Troublu from nil Unrxprotod Source Ilecaui *
ot tlm Now I'uiiHlon Policy.
WA8HINOTO.V , July 25. All unex
pected effect of the war upon fraudulent
punsionors begun by Commissioner Loch-
ron at the instance of President Cleve
land is the outcry it has raised among
democratic congressmen. They have
heard from their conHtitiionts in protest
against the stoppage of pensions granted
in former administrations. It is stated
by those domocratlo representatives
that , while purging the pension list of
unworthy nainas is right , the effect of
the policy has been to arouse a great
deal of udvorso criticism among the old
soldiers without regard to party. They
declare that it is a political mistake
which will result in alienating many
votes heretofore cast for the demo
cratic party and its representatives.
Senator Gorman is said to ho ono of the
democratic loaders who recently called
upon Commissioner Locliron to wave the
danger signaland Congressman Holman ,
on the occasion of a recent visit , in
formed the commissioner that his
conrso , if persisted In , would result in a
republican house.
liullilluir l-ormlo.
Minor building permits to thn amount of
11,435 wuro Issued yotturJay by the inspector
of bulldlug * .
WENT TO THE FAIR IN A BOX
Some Question ns to Wliotlior This Man
Saved Much
NEW YORKER SHIPS HIMSELF BY EXPRESS
Ho Unit n Tough Time , hut I.nmleil
of .Urknon I'nrk Ainu nml > Vin I'
Itiulor Arrr t for Disorderly
fondue ! .
ClUCAno , July 2Ti. Ignniz Lofkovlta
arrived nt Old Vienna yoatordny. llu
cnino by express from Now York. The
box in which ho mndo the journey was
one which hud formerly boon used for
dry jjoods. Half an hour aftorhoivr-
rived he was arrested for coming Into
thu grounds without pnvitiR admission
nnd WUH sent to the Woodlawn uolico
station.
Lofkovltz bnd been out of work for n
loin ; time. Ho wanted t < uomo to the
World's fnlr. Other noonlo were mule-
hi novel trips and ho oonoelved the
idea of coming by express , so ho hud
himself boxed up and consigned to Old
Viunua.
While Chevalier Schavin and llerr
Weinberger wore taking luneh an excited -
cited messenger rushed up and said that
a box hml arrived by express. The bltf
box was plaeed just inside the gitto anil
half a dozen people hurried about to ut
something to open It with. A crowd
composed of unit era , shopkeepers anil
jM'otty barmaids gathered around. Tlio
o.v pressman uolloctod $11.40 charges ami
looked frightened when ho hoard some
thing rapping Inside of the box. The
people around the ease were all greatly
excited , lor the nolso inside piu/.od
thorn. As soon as u ooilplo of mills were
p\illed \ out a lot of men got hold of the
boards and ripped the cover olT.
As they did so a very thin young man
popped up like a jack-in-the-box , and
waving an Austrian and Amoriean ling
attempted to make a bold leap from the
box. Ho stumbled and would have fallen
in a hen ] ) if some one had not caught
him. Ho was taken at oneo U > Sldol'a
saloon and given a glass of water. Ho
had taken olT his coat , vest , shirt and
shoes , and in .spite of his light apparel
lie was dripping with perspiration and
pale with excitement.
The box ho came in was bovou feet
long , throe feet wide and four feet high.
Tlio bottom was covered with a bit of
carpet and had a pillow. The box left
Now York on Saturday night at 8 o'clock ,
Lofkovitx had been shut ui > for forty-ono
hours in the narrow , dark , ill-sinolling
place. When the ollleors of Old Vienna
saw what a strange consignment the box
hold they took the hoax that had been
played on thorn in a good-natured way
aii'f gave their htranger a bod.
No sooner bad ho dropped off into a
light sleep than a guard eamo up and
demanded his arrest. At this point the
olllcors stopped np with A ustrian cour
tesy. Their guest was unhidden , bat as
long as ho was their guest they were
determined to stand by him. Cap
tain Uriiim was hurried ott to
the station to bail him out.
Tuts would have been easy enough
except that the Amoriean Kxpros *
company stopped in and claimed Unit ,
Lofkovitz had violated a law which
prevents passengers from traveling by
express. Sergeant King could not tlnd
any statjito under which to hold him.
lie sought the advice of Adjutant Smith ,
who was equally mystillod. but decided
to hold him under thu blanket charge
of disorderly conduct. This matter
decided , ho was quickly bailed out by
Braun and taken bacit to Old Vienna ,
where ho was given a good meal anil
allowed to tell his story while ho ate.
Ho wanted to como to the fair and
thought that express was the cheapest
way to come as long as the railroads
keep up their rates.
" 1 did not milTor very much , " ho said ,
although it was very warm. At times I
thought I should smother. Tlio top of
the box bore instructions to keep it right
side np , but they did not pay much at
tention to that but rolled me around like
a block of wood. Oneo or twice they
piled other express matter on top of my
box and I thought it would bo broken ,
but I got hero all right and am going
to stay now. I do not think I should
care to try it again. My limbs became
cramped. When [ wanted to stretch my
legs 1 had to bundle my body np into a
ball and that was not comfortable. "
His future movements have not boon
decided on. After reaching Chicago
his box was placed in yesterday's hot
sun. Hifl thermometer wont up , ho
says , to 150 ° and ho longed for Old
Vienna.
CJITHKHK tiMIHHIUtn / . \ .
Serious ClmrK'is Auiilmt uiiRtoiun Olllcori
In Now York C1IJ- .
Nnv YOHK , July 2. " ) . ThoTlmos says :
The has invo-tti-
government begun an - -
gation into the immigration of ChinoMJ
at this point. Hxtensivo frauds are
charged in the administration of the
Chinese exclusion act and hundreds of
Chinamen are alleged to have been
smuggled in on fraudulent certillchtos
or on genuine certificates by perjury
and impersonation. As a result
of two weeks preliminary investiga
tion charges huvo boon preferred
to the secretary of the treasury
against Special Deputy Collector of Cus
toms Couch , now acting collector , and
against Deputy Collector Gunner and
Chief Clerk Thomas Dnnn of the marine
division. This is the division which has
charge of the Chinese who como hereunder
under the provisions of the Geary act.
The charges against the.se three
olllcials are that they huvo been guilty '
of lax administration of their duty , and
although made cognl/.ant of frauds in
the entries of certain Chinese , they al
lowed the Chinese to enter and escape
against the proto.it of the ChlnuHo in
spector. It is charged turthor that the
late Chinese consul at this port and cur
tain largo Chlno.se merchants in Molt
Htreot were in league with homo of the
customs oflluciM to smuggle in Chlnainon
byalso impersonation.
*
Heru'4 : > Silver Ncliumn.
ST. Louis , July ' ! " > . A prnniinont
banking Institution of this city has received -
ceived a letter from a correspondent in
the hllvor regions who writes among
other things : " 1 think that the oa-jt
could do ono tiling which would in n
great dual to conciliate the west , I tis
simple and one which all the rest of tha
world has long KIICO ! adopted , viTo :
abolish all bills of nmallor denomination
than } " > and use ailvor in their sitotul ,
This is done in England , Franco and
Germany. It is uono on the 1'acllio
coast. If it were done in the cast it
would make a market at oneo for the entire -
tire body of nilvor bullion locked tip in
the United Ktatoii vaultti , nnd would givu
UK a limited but steady demand fornilvor
for the future. On Bitch a line as this a
compromise can bo otTcctedwhich will
bring about a ropoalof the Sherman law
immediately , "
There are inreo thing's wyrlh
Tlmo , Traublu uml laonoy and Do VYIll'i
Little Karlv JJUora will s.ivo thorn fur you.
These little pill.i will mvo you time , 119 tltuy
aut i > romiuy. ; Thuy will aivo : you troublu us
they eamo nej pain. They will save you
uionuv us U uy ocoaouiizQ dactor't bill * .
