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8PEG1HL NOTICES.
A nVRKTISKMBNTS FOIl THKSJ $ COLUMNS
J\ will tMtnkm until 13 so p.m. for thn evening
ntirt until 8H ( ) p. ni. for the morning nml Sunday ,
edition * .
AdvortlMrs. by nvjuosttnir n numbered chocV ,
ran hnvolllr answers addressed to a numbered
Idler Incam of THE Ilrr . Answers o addressed
will bo clrllvi'ml upon presentation of tlio check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Tlates 1 Me a wonl first insertion , lo n word there-
M r , Nothing taken for less tlianttSe.
A-WANTKII. I'LACK IN THR COUNTIIY OH
city by n lady , cnti take full chnruo lioiiiwwork.
11121 N. Itnh Bireot , Omaha. 771) ) 4-
WANTEP MAljE HELP.
Rntcx Wo n wonl first Innc-rtlon. lea wonl llioro-
Nuiilrtg taken for IPBB than SSe. _ _
iOENT rKMAN OV OOOtl Cli AUACTKU TO
J 'rpprcscntmirbttidiifBs.lnMurancoiiicn prefcrrecli
417 Uru bnlldlnc. C 4
n-SATAUY OK COMMISSION TO AOENTS TO
iMinndlnllin Patent Chemical Ink ira : pr Pencil.
Tlio niofit tiH riil ntul novel liuontlon of thoaco.
KraBpn Ink iliomiiBhly In two Bocoiuls. Works llko
ntmrlc. soil to COO pe.'CPtit profit. Arpnln innklnir
f .M ) | XT weiik. Wo also want n BPiicral necnt to
tnkn ctinnro of territory nnd appoint wib nir''iitH.
A rare cli.mcn to make monnv < Write for twrnm
nml a Bpt'clniPnof craslnr. Monroe Eraslnu Mfff.
CO. . X ill ) , La grouse. WIs. ( SHO
I > -HALKSMIN : TO SKLL IIAKINO POWDER.
J > Wn put our fronds In Olant Ilolllne I'lnn.
fOO.OO inotith and uxiionncR , or commission. Cht-
cniro IlaklnePowdor eto.,707 Van Uurrn BtmotChi-
cngo. M 058-A 7'
U-AT LAST W > 2 HAVE IT. ACTIVF AOENTS
J'OTrrywIiomto takn onlors for Shpnpn World
FalrPhotOffraphPd. A marnlflpctit collection of
eopyrlchtiirl pholOKraplis of hnlldlnirs , Bconr . ox-
lilbilH of the .World'H Colninlil.ui pxposlllon. gplon-
illdly dcscrtbpd , 'Authorized by tlio onirlal msn-
npciiirtit. Onn oblonir volnnio. Uctall , $ : i.S5.
Ilookn on credit. Freight paid. AcniitB In thn
Jlnld arnclpnrlne from 7.OO to $ l.f.OO dally. Drop
( vorytliliiB else and handli ) lliln book , Von will
innko monny taut. Flnolv llhiHlratod circulars and
lennn frro. Outfit anil BO photocraplin only $1.0O.
AildrpBS niobo lllblu I'libllHlilin ; Co. , II.IH Uuarboni
ntrcpt. ChKneo , 111. , or T23 Clieatnut atroot. I'hlla-
tioluhla. Pa , M014 0
T > -nUTOHKH WANTED ! ( IOOD CtJTTKll AND
J ) sa > isairii inakpr. Apply nt P. O. meat market ,
035 llroadwny. Council IlllifTB. M77a B
B WANTKD. T1IK COLUMIIIAN OU1LD , A
fraternal order with entirely original tiiHiiranco
nnd endowment features , and the most popular
ever known , wishes to employ ono or moro first-
class men In uvery state , to oreanlzo chapters. To
the rlsht man an opportunity for permanent em
ployment and larco revenue Is open , and seldom
cqnaliMl. Wrlto for p-irtletilarH. Supreme chap
ter , Columbian Guild , Toledo , O. M784 4 *
Tl-AOKNTS WANTED. TO SKLt TIIK BEST
J'moiu'y-inaklin ; niachluu on tbo market. Iho
niilomauc eluar solliT , a fi-cent slot machtno , can
bo tiHisl In ri-Htanrautn or saloons. A uood chance
for reliable hustlers. Territorial rlRlits sold only
to reliable men , Tlin mnchlno can Ira HCOII In op-
rratlon at 107 S. 17th St.after ! ) p.m. HOBO &
LooHor , solo auts. for the west. JI785 0 *
TR-WANTKD A KIHST-CLASS SALESMAN TO
J'nell aslandanl llnnof HO.-IPH on eoinmlHslon to
Iho croccrv trade lit Omaha and vicinity , Aililre s ,
nlattnif uxpi'rleiico , etc. , to It. W. Hell M'fV Co. ,
Ilnffalo , N. Y. M7B.J 0
B -WANTED , SMART MAN , MUST COME WELL
rccoimneiiUed , with $ iiOO.OO or $300.00. Ad-
eBH N 1(1 ( , lleo. JI780 n-
1 WANTBI ) , A nAlinEIl. ADDRESS M. M.
'JoneH , SlroniHburj ; , Nob. M701 4
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Il.itcn.IKca wonl llrstlnsorllon , lea wonlthero-
ntter. Nothing taken for lesa Ihati 2Rc.
C"LADIES""OF GOOD ADDRESS TO INTRODUCJE
our biiHlncss among frli-uds. $7'i.OO to $100.00
salary to rl ht parties ; 417 lice building. S84
C-LADIES WANTED TO ADDRESS CIRCULARS
at homo. * M.OO to $ : | 0.00 aweok. Eneloso
Blamp. Miss Ella AVeisi , South llend.Ind. 080
ri AVANTKD , LADY TO REPRESENT WHOLE-
v'Hnlu IIOUHU In city until pipparud and to travel
tlinreafter. Must have no home cares. AddressN
0 , Heo offlco. M7U8 4
r\ \ GOOD COOK WANTED. 202 NORTH 1HTH.
\J 701 4
in WANTED. GIRL OF 10 YEARS TO ASSIST
V-Avlth housework In family of two. Apply 1014
North IDth street. 781 3 *
-WANTED. RY A SMALL FAMILY A YOUNG
girl to work for her board wldlo attending
school. Address , NlOJleo. 778 D *
ri-WANTED , AN INTELLIGENT LADY WHO IS
vvambltlous nnd wlllinff'to make money. Address
N 17 , lleo. M70a 7 *
1 OB KENT HOUSES.
Kales , lOe a llno.cach InHcrllon. Sl.r.O n line per
month. Nothing taken for Icuft than -Tic.
T i'OlV "UKNTCHOUSES IN ALL , PAnTS OP
J/tho city. TlioO. 1Uavls company , 1005 Far-
liain. C87
-X AND 4-llOOM Al'AUTMKNTS , VON BOHN
block , with Hteam ; references required ! 810
B'-'iid.
- C88
Pi FOll ItKNT. 7-HOOM MODERN FLAT ,
J-'LJUIBO bioei , uon s. lath i. ; it5 :
D FOR KENT FOR 0 MONTHS OR LONOKR
nicely loentnl l-room ) house , all fnrnlsliod and
In first claHHcomllllon to wnall family without
children. Knit naHonabln ami reforcncps re
quired. Inqulru at na5 South Stllh Blreet. MU4 :
TV-FOn HENT. I'--UOOM JIOBKUN HOUSE ,
Jvl7ii : Chicago St. MlilU fi'
TV FOH HUNT , 10-rooni hotmo , all modern Im-
4-'proVemeuls , si8 : OIUh IDtli Htreet. Indiilre''nil
Chleapo. Mlidil
TFOR HENT NINE-ROOM HOUSE , ALL
-LAnoiInm ciinxriilenees ; barn ; elegant lawn :
lliiDsh.ide. No. 'Jill S. Ulstave. U. J. Kennanl ,
007-H N. Y. LlfD Uulldlnir. M OWU
i-O-ROOM COTTAfJB , MOOHRN. CHOICE. IN
C. U. Kliriittler , ' . ' 01 lleo bldir.
'
D I FOR HKNT , fi-ROOM HOUSK , tm S. 17TII
at. , between Jackson and Leavenworlh.
758 0
D- I HOUSK , MODERN , NEAR IIUSI-
IIOSH , rent moderate. Apply I'D 1 lleo bullillnir.
r\-'OR ItKNT , PLAT. 7-HOOM , CORNER ,
J-Avllji rnniri * . 701 8. Hilli street. Charles W.
Hallor , No. 611 Paxton block. M770 8
TV ( I-ROOM OUTSIDE FLAT , MODERN IM-
.L/iirorrnienlB. also 3-room b.isemrnt. nl71l !
Iri-avfitwortli St. i M707 4
JD -IIS ( CAPITOL AVENUE , SKVEN ROOMS.
ro'.MS Capitol avenue. 77:1 : 7 *
JDD
D- FOR RKNT. TRN-HOOM HOUSE ON PARK
aviMiuo , with all modern convi-nli-nerti. hu.ited
with furnace , hath room , rle. Knqulru of F. PJ
Klrkendall. of Klrkendall , Jones A. Co. 7711 : )
VOK HKNT. 10-ROOM HOUSE.ALLMODEHN
linpi'uvcments. Walm * unlil. Ik > st location In
town , Only 7 minutes walk from iwstolllce. U114
Chlvaeo blroet. Percy 1) ) . Font , Hill lleo bullcllut- .
78y 0
D FOR HENT , NIOK FIVE-ROOM K ,
$1'J.OO. Imiulro room : HI ) , New York Life
building. M71I3 I
_
1A VERY DESIRAIILK DETACHED TKN
.1 'roonuHl ' modern heuse , large lawn.no Imspini'iit ,
SS'Jl California. M7H7 10 *
it.h
FOK B.QOM.8.
Rate < i.lKe awiittl Ilrsi liiHi > rllon , lea word there-
RfUir. NothlnL'Iak'Mi for less than -80.
T'-TO qurr co
J tor mifnrnlshiM rooms with luni'd U blocks from
court lieiiHu. Address , M : IL' , live , Bid 1O *
ALCJOVR FOR
/ieiiilemLii.medirn | conveniences , 3'0 North 2W ! ,
M7 0
E- FURNISHED ROOMS. 1017 AND It ! ' . ' . ! UAl'I-
tul urvnue. . MU7.I A7 *
I" ? - IlO FURN ISHED oilO SOUTH
Jl7lh street. JHUD 111-
E- FURNISHED .110051 WITH ALCOVE. SOUTH
frmil : nlhii small nxmiH , ullh or without board ,
Mm. Kntffht , No.'IIIO DonsUii Hired , nii ;
EFURNISHBDiKOOMS FOR ONE TO FOUR
ladles in * k'enthimi'n ; prlvato family : modern
Imiiho , Ixuwfcn cable und motor llncx. v'ill-j
NOllh IDtliSt. * \ M72' ' 0'
EiVKRVPUKABANT FURNISHHDOR UNFUR.
iilHlicil roOiim'wHh luocli-m roiiveiilunci'H , uter-
jf llaimconi ii.'irk. 14V1 Park Avu.
Avu.M7H8 4
E PARLOR , VM > HUD ROOM. STKAM HI'.AT ,
rnannilballi. Cheap rc-iil. 700 8 , lUlli.Hd Moor ,
_ _ J17U-J H
FUIt V ISIiED BO OMa'AN 5 BO ARD .
llito . IKu n wvnl ilrst Insertion , lo u word thero-
tfer. Nolhliiy taUen for lom than tfae.
I"f I" -TOUNO ' AVOMEN'S HOMK UNDER _ OARB OF
Wuinan's CUrslan ( ( association , lilt ) . 17th st.
j
DOJdAIf.SOO AND Sill N , IBTH ST.
ST.B03
1THK 8TATB KUIIOI'KAN HOTEL NEW AND
vlotfftiltly funilhluxl ruoiim for
rent by duy or
\\wkal rt-aiOiiiilUinuuti. Emery i Spruit , IHOg
toiamiou la titut. M481 A'.H
34NIOKI.Y KUKNISHKD SOIJTHKAST VUONT
room vrltli alcovu nml \vliuluw.iuoJorncoii. .
vciiUiucen.prlvtttuf.unllyi buard. O'JJ ymh ' 'liili
trvul. BU8.-1 4 *
AMUllOAKDj DOUOK BT11KRT.
FOU RENT BToEa AND
Itatea , lOo Una each Insertion , f 1.60 a line par
youth. Nothlpy taken for Jen * than t6o. ! _
tr FOB. nKNTVsOllK'dN ft JSTli"ST. . , LANOK
Xblock , suitable for meat umrkel , lianUvuro or
Sry f ooJ more. Inqulro COD 8. 13Ui t. 60S
J-t'Ott BENT. THE 4-STOUY 11KICK BUILDING
VIO Kornahi si. Tliu bulldlmr hui B fireproof ci > -
uittnt b MMunnl , complete atrau. heailne llxtun ) * ,
> * * * * l ° * APP'y ' > < " " ' ° lice
to
AGENTS WANTED.
Hnt R , lOo a Itnn nvh InAorllon. tl no a line vet
month. Nothlnr takrai for let * th
J -HOOK AOP.STS WANTKD. OS PKK CKNT
dlwotmt nnrt fioo.00 In cash to agent * for our
S2.CM ) book. Onn a < rrnt In luklmr from 0 to 14 or-
ilirxaiUy. Sample by ninll for 80 cent * . 1'nrtlcu-
Inm froo. Wt A. Sjlrcntcr , 33 Hnrcrlilll ntrwt ,
llOBlcn. Man * . M'88 C *
WANTED TO RENT.
Hate * . 1 Uf. n wonl 0nl Imortton.'lo n wonl there-
nftor. Nothing takrn lor Ion than 'JSc.
K-THREE KOOMS WITH HOARD FOR SIX.
Address Ilrowncaro of Chas. H. Fnllor , Chi
cage , 1IU ' ' M71.T7'
- TO ItKNT. TWO '
K-WANTKD NlCEhY r'Utl-
tilnlinl e6ol Tootni or Oonhlo p.irlora with or
without board for four. Ucfcrcncoa cxchanccd.
HIvu description and terms. N 8 Uco. 7-175'
7fWANTED. . IIOOM AND ROAU1) ) 1NPIUVATE
-IVfamlly by two ladles. Address N 1U. Ilco.
STOKAOE ,
Hates , lOe allneeach Insertion , Sl.f.O a line per
nionlh. Nollilng taken for less than 25e.
STOHAOK 75it ilOUBElioLlT OcSoDS !
clean nnd ojicap rates. * U. Wells , llll Faniam.
-STORAEWlLUAMSAOROSSiU4HAUNKY (
\1 _ OP ?
WANTED -TO BUY.
Kates , IHc a word first Insertion , lo a wonl there
after. Nothing taken for less than 'J5c.
\T WANTED. TO PHHOllASK A OOOI ) RETAIL
J.'business ; nny llmi. 1'iirt trado. Ames Heal
Kslatu Agency , 1017 Faniam street. 0:1.111 : *
AT-CASH PAID FOlf OOLD AND 81LVK11.
X > JacobHjjn A. Klsulo , teem U , 1610 Douglas st.
M"i0 ! A31 *
N-CASlt FOH FOIlNITUnn , IIOUSKIIOLD
KotxlH , olc. , lir will Boll for owner In our auction
Hales. It. WfllH , 1111 Fariialn. ona
FOB SALE FUKNITXJBE.
llaton. 1 > tf < S a wonl first Insertion , lea won ! thoro-
artor. NolfiUic taken for lcs.4 tbmi "JSc.
O-FOR SALK. ATONCK. PIANO AND SOMR
joinl fnriiUnro , reasoiiiiblo. . ' ) Irs. Urar , I'oal
Doiiulas Blruvt , „ 7B1 !
J ? OB3A1/E HOK3E8 , WAGON8.ETO
Hates , lUo a wonl first Insertion , lea word there
after. Nothing taken for less than S3o. !
I ) -HOnsB FOR SALK-QOOD ROADSTER ,
worth $188 ! will oxchaniro for surrey or 2-
Hl'ilU'U IHIikflUll * See him nt Brown' * Uikilli opposite \ :
Y. M. C. A. park. M7400
1A FINE DRIVINO HORSR AND PIIARTON
for sale nt your own prlco. Address Nil lleo.
, 700 4
FOK SALE M18CiiLA.NEOUS. ;
Rates , 1 He a line each Insertion , $1.CO n line per
month. Nothlntr taken for lets than l3a !
-FOR SALE ? ICE IN"CAU" ' " oTs ] OILHERT
IlroH. . Council lllulTs. MilAl )
Q-FOR SALE CHEAP A li-HOUSE POWER EN-
plnp , tiprlklit , splendid condition. Inqulro of J ,
P. nreitlliitf , Fremont , Neb. MllOB ! >
OLAIKVOYANTS ,
Rates , IDo a linn each Insertion , 9l.fiO a line per
nionlh. Nolhlns taken for lesi than 'Jfie.
SMI .
rollablo buslneHa medium ! Oth yearat lilt N.lOth.
OIl'J '
MASSAGE. BATHS. JJTO.
Hates , IHo n wonl llrflt insortlon , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than itfc.
q'1 MADAM B SMITH , OO'JS. 13T1I , UND FLOOR ,
JL Room : i. Massage , vapor , alcohol , slraiii.sulplmr-
liiuand sea b.illis. in li'.T > 0 *
fP-MME. CARSON , 1121 DOUOLAS STREET , :1D :
-L floor , I'Ooiu 7 , iiKia3.iio. alcohol , sulphur and set
baths. M077 4'
T MME. STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER , 205
JL Douglas block. M1U7 All'
PEKSO-.AL
Ratcs.lHca wonl Ilrst Insertion , lo word there-
Tier. Nothing taken for losi than 23o.
U WHITE FOH FHEE COPY OP OUH HEAU-
tlfully Illustrated ntarrUgo Journal. Ilrown
Pub. Co. . Toledo , O. M80 ! ) a5
U ; VIAVl. A HOME TUEATMENT AND SUHE
euro for any iitei hie and ovaralne troubles. Of-
tlco ( ill N. Y. Life blilff. Mll)7 ! ) .V
MONEY TO LOAM RKAL .V'i
DHatesMOe a line ench Insertion , 91.no a line per
month. 'Nothing taken for less than L'Oc.
T city tiroperty. VI.OOO and upwards , 5 to HM per
ccutiiio delays. W.Farnam Smith & Co,1320 Farnam
UU1 _
' MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATKs !
The O. F. DavUCo.au05 Faniam Htreot. 00.1
F1UST AND SKCOND MORTGAGE LOANS ;
low rales. Alex Moon ) , 401 lieu bid. . liUl
Wi -MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate , !
to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170. Faniam. 003
TV" ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , HIS N. Y.
V Life , lends nt lew rattm for choice suenrlty on
Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property. ;
lib ?
-CENTRAL LOAN &TRUST CO. , BEE BLDO.
OUtJ
V\7" FAHM MORTGAGES. C. F. HARRISON , 1)12
N. Y. Life. 7bO S'J
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , lOoa linn ench Insertion , $1.00 a line per
month. Notldnir taken for ICSH than L'/ic. /
Wl LL LOAN MONEY ON A N Y KINO OF SB
entity ; strictly confidential. A. 11 llun la , room
1 Continental block 47B
V-MONEY TO LOAN
* * Wo will lend yon any sum which you wish ,
small or large , nt the lowest possible rates. In the
quickest possible time and for any length of tlmo
'
to suit you. You'can pay It back In Biich Install
ments as you wish , when you wish , and only
pay fer U as lout , ' as you keep It. You cm : borrow
° "
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HOUSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
ai > SOUTH.1UTH STREET ,
llrjit floor above the street ,
THK OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCOHPOR-
AT1SD LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
010
j V-DO YOU WANT MONEY ?
i Wo will loan you AN Y SUM you wl si i on your :
: FURNITURE , PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS , :
: CARRIAGES , WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , oto.
: Wo irlvo prompt attention to iU ( applications , :
: and will carry , your loan no Ionian you wish. :
: You can reduce tlio costof carrylnir your loan '
: " by a payment , at any time. There la no pub- :
llclty orrumornl of property.
" "
VIbELiTY"LOA"N"dUA"HANTEH CO. ,
Room 4 , Wlthmdl block.
11741 Cor. ISth anil Harney St. :
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates , lOoa llnfleach Insertion , $1.B ( ) a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 'J5c ,
7- FOR RENT , A SMALL WATER MILL. AD-
L dress box 05 , Lincoln , Neb. G1U
Y-FORSALVIORTRADU , FIRST-CLASS DRUG
slum , centrally located , uood ca h LuiliiHHs. o.
W. I. . I' . O. liox 01H. M-iO'J
-FOR SAl3lIALF IST4UIKST IN A WELL
cnliibltBlu'il and .
p.iylnir Imulneus , yonnir man
preferred , \ > llh iO.DDD.Ol ) to * H,1)00,00 ) c.inttil. llest
of reference * rciinlnxl and Blren. Address A. II.
1 * . O. , Ilo.x OU4 Omaha , Neb , M771 i'
-LOCATION WANTED I1Y PHYSICIAN OP
Hunt years oxpeilencoj Would .buy umall drug
stock. Address N 18 , lieu. M7U1 4 >
JFOH EXOHANOE.
Hales , iboaUuoeach Insertion , l.nia Hue per
nionlh. Nothing taken for less than _ ' , '
NEI1RASKA , KANSAS
'
'Jnnil Dakota. Will neil cliuap or uxc-humro for
miluu.horttesuiid cattle. Add.box 70 , FrankfortInd.
Z-CLKAN STOCK OF GENERAL MD3E. WILL
take real estatu , uioupy , llox yUJ , Frankfort Ind.
Z -ABOUT $7.1100 WOltTJI OH STAPLE OKN-
ntl meix-lianitlHi ) for one-thlnl cash or Hoeurnd
notus. baUniM Ouuba elty propurly or food farm ,
J , II. Haddock. Fall 'jary , Nub. M''rtO
V-WILL TKADK REAL ESTATE FOR LARGE
/or small block ut U'OOils. Address M 7 , lloo.
MIIU7
( / WILD I\NIH , , CLEAR , TO EXCHANGE FOR
/ - | iroi < riy hum. Wrlto full duitcrliilloiiii. 701
youthii'tli ttreet. M807 A3i
_
V-SEWINO MACHINH FOll 11UILIHNO CIS-
"tcrn.doliik'curpcntcr work , or a fresh cow. Ad-
droaaM Ilteo. SiO
_
Z-TO SWAP , QUARTER SECTION NEIIRASICA
land for block uiurchandlso , Address 1 * . O. box
No. tliia , IXn Id City , Meb. -M070 0
_
Z-A MOUE11N 10 ROOM IIOU3K. S LOTS ONto
cer ut gnulit , i-ood r klonco twrilon of tlia city.
For aitiullur house or voL-.tnt liiuMD lots address N.
10 Uoo. 7S7-8.
5WAVU 1 ° ° ACIIE3 0V IMPROVED BASTKUN
JNobruHUu laud not inoilearod that I wUh to
trade for merelmmlUo. Oeo. L. naiupUdl , Colo-
' '
rt'
'Q. Nub. M711Q 10'
MUSIC , ABT AND 1.ANOUAOE8.
llatos. IWoa word llret lu erllou
loa
, word Ihoro-
after.
KutUlng takui ) for lesii UnmUSo.
FOR SALE BEAl ESTATE ,
RatnH , lVi ( n linn ncli Imtrrtlon , Sl.SO n line l r
montl " . NotlilnR taken fbr ICM thAUJJ
STOEPKL
\t nnd bent lots In _
OMAHA. *
Special prlee ami terms to
HOMK IIUILDHIW.
Slocpel Place lots will nlvr.iys advance In prlco ,
for the city must grow wealwnnl. Call on or address -
dress W. A. Webster. 4M Ilc < 3 blctg. 014
CHANCE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINOS. KAST
front lot Lowe avenno iPoppleton park ) , easy
access to motor. Ownergoliig Into business , \\lll
snll very cheap for cash. Also lot Hanscom Place.
lllg bargain for cash. Address L. F. , P.O. Uox.'ISO.
010
IJAIieAINS-HOUSKS. IXJT3 AND FAUJIS. SALK
JUortrmlu. F. K. Ua rl Ing , Darker blK. 1 Wl A1 a
IP YOU AUK LOOKINU KOU A BAKB AND
JL iironinblaliirpstmutit
Wo can irlvc yon ono.
For InsUinco , n ( rood fann of 100 ncroi 10 miles
from Onmhii. Wlial onn you flnrt Ijcttort
Or. If you want a homo-oii nn y irtymoilt * nnd
clicnp , wo liavo scvi-rat : Oinalia wal Kslaln nnd
Trust company , room 4 , lloo building. M071
TMUM LANDS , C. J.lIAllUI3ONtOlzN. ! Y. MFE.
? MIU3 I A1U'
pAUOAlNS , IN FAIIMS , HOUSK3 AND LOTS. J.
-lN. I-'romur , room C i'rcnzer block , oini. 1' . O.
trjl ) AB2
AFOHCKD BALM. 13-IIOOM HOUSIJ.\VITH AITj
the mixlom Improvement * , " good lol niul barn.
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A VALOROUS JHPSTEER ,
"You nro sober , gtmornl ; you Boom
preoccupied , snd , ai&ut when with inc.
Can it bajrom lack oft ntorostV"
Tnusspako tho'projjtjr Countosg Alvls
Zelinska , In n soft tpoe of renroach , ac
companied 'by the Most gracious of
smiles , to a Froiieh olUfcor sitting by her
side.
side.This
This young ofllcor Hw the bravo Cal
viniac , an Auvergncwmighlandor , who ,
before his 30th year , Hmu won already
upon the bnttlotlold ills epaulettes as a
general of cavalry. _ l
They happened to , bo nlono in a vast
salon at ono of the old palaces in Wnr-
saw , the homo of the countess , who had
been loft n widow at 22. A largo fire
burned in the enormous fireplace of rose
marble , upon the pediment of which
the arms of Zolinskn wore finely sculp
tured.
The month of January , 1807 , the time
of this story , was remarkable , on ac
count of its severity. It is well known
that Nnpolooii ) nftor the battles tof .lona
and the overthrow of Prussia , conceived
the gigantic idea of a contlnonla'l blockade -
ado and , instead of enjoying in peace
his triumphs nnd his glory , wished to
impose by force on all Europe the effec
tive execution of his projects against
England. Fer ) that purpose ho resolved
to pursue the remnant of the Prussian
troop ? to their last intrcnchment , nnd
to go to moot the Russian armj % which
was still intact , nnd under the command
of General Bonnlngson.
"You are still mute , general , " con
tinued the countess. "Have I lost your
confidence ? "
"Pardon me , " replied Cnlviniac.
"You must excuse mo for being dreamy
and preoccupied. ' You know the cm
poror has withdrawn from mo the com
mand of my brigade for a month , bo-
causol expressed too frankly my opinion
of his indifference to the sad condition
of your unhunpy country. The emperor
has punished"mo severely and here I
am , far from my bravo soldiers. I was
quite happy in my disgrace , since it ,
gave mo the pleasure of being received
by you , in the midst of the most glorious
representatives of Polish nobility , as ori
ally , as a friend. You , the energetic
and enthusiastic patriot , have kept up
my spirits , have permitted mo the
pleasure of seeing you , of confiding in
you my cares'and dreams , of admiring
you , ot lov "
"Ahlgenorall"
' "Yes , 1 am going to say of loving you.
But am I worthy of expressing such a
sentiment , when I ought to make iI ii
strange confession ? You see mo sad I
and preoccupied , because there is in mo
a violent combat. Jam happy , intensely
happy ; yet at thesame time , in spite of
the charm which chains mo by your
side , I would like to bo elsewhere. The
inaction to which itl' am condemned
crushes mo. I curso/tho severity of my
sovereign. I would''liko ' this instant to
mount a horse , cros Warsaw , and re
join the army whu JJ means to leave"
you , to lloo from youfcBeautiful eyes , in
order to see , faeoto face , the horrible
mustaches of the Cossacks of Benning-
"
sen.
"You are always frank , general.
However , I admit fliis unforseon de
claration has Burprippd mo a llttlo.
After fifteen days ofrgpose , you become
dull and disconsolate ! , , , You are homesick -
sick fen camps uind slmttlos. My salon
seems to you loss attractive than your
tent in the midst of tli 'snow. "
"Permit me to MJkplnin. I hoard
yesterday , ttnVlhj'ij | } ] V > voln6nt , of con
centration oos n cJ-upjdly ; that th.o
' ' ' '
nvfrrpoiiig..io bo'qrcotl , to ac
cept battle. .itMy blood-balls at tlio news.
'Thoy are gohijjvJtp fightJ I reflect. 'My
brothors-in-arhis7are into
going danger
and honor. I wish to shuro their lot. '
However , whan I think of you , I urn
cowurdly. I restrain ray feelings. Thus
you see mo here near you , as usual. But
I feel that my conduct merits reproach.
If you esteem mo , you cannot blame me
for this indecision which tortures ino.
You cannot advifaome to remain inactive ,
in the midst of luxury and comfort , in r ,
rich palace , \vhon tho.dragoons whom I
commanded yesterday , camping now in
the snow , now marching in the mud or
crossing the Vistula by the bridge of
boats , are going once more "to bravo the
dangers of war for the glory of Franco
and perhaps for the liberty of Poland ! "
Thu countess remained standing before -
fore ; -o general , listening eagerly to
his words , and expressing by her pas
sionate looks the admiration which this
martial ardor inspired in hor.
"I love you thus ! " , , said sho. , "No
matter how much I .may miss you , I
feel , alas ! that you ought to go. I
thank you for having given mo a day.
A day is much in these troubled times.
Yes , general , go qo where duty calls
you ; resume the 'command of your
troops , and return victorious. " ird
"Thanks , countess. You understand
mo. After leaving you I wish to ren
der myself worthy of your noble friend i1
ship ; but see to what an oxtromo' 111
implacable will has reduced me. I have
no right to resume my arms and rank.
To go to the emperor , to Implore his
pardon , to seek to reinstate myself Isn
his favor , would bo a bold and useless
stop. The emperor has no time for >
audiences , and then , ought I to deny
juy sentiment for Poland ; to retract
the words whinh I spokei so freely ? Oh i.
no ! Today loss than ever. Therefore i.o. ,
I am forced to seek a way of resuming
the Eorviuo without being recognized
by my superiors. I have rollocted for >
some 'time , and when you reproached
mo for my silence , I was" just
making a definite resolution. I will
present myself to the outpoets as a
Poland 'countryman , desirous of fighting
for his country. "
"Why ! general , do you wish to enlist -
list as u simple soldier ? You will have
THIS
INSTRUMENTS plncudj 0)i record August 8 ,
1803 : I
W li Roas nml wlfo to J J jVIoUors , lot
ll.Axford'H add ; lot 0'Mock - ' , Fos
ter's add rVt\ , . , * 8,000
J V Vlckers to K M Koss.irffiiiu. , , B.100
Edgar KulllnK'nnti wife ( U W H Kerry.
lot.8. block ( ! , Totter & . .CJ'a add to
South Omaha ru. . . . . , . . . . . . . 1,000
O Ij Van Gump nnd wlfivim I'Yedorlck '
Armbrust , lota 12 and la , block 3 ,
UnttaKopark ix ? , 2,200
W 'PKi-aiuan und wlfo to ) J n Jasper-
son , lot 25. block IS , Vuj ey I'laco. . . . 100
I ) M Ura and wlfo to U'T Uruhnm ,
Jotl. Uro's sutxliv 01 8.000
H U Dovrlvs to Lluwoo < Ftj'nrk Land
company , lots 13 to w. Hultliiiuro
park : ) ' , - 6,600
J ti Vundercook and luWmnil to A II
Johuiiben und hiubanul > HJ ( acrus ,
commencing at nortInsist corner 8-
10-13 ' f .i 1,825
Theodore Ols'en nnd w/fo / to Ourlo
MaliieJII.lot 1 , Tlior I'laco 300
O UHtiinloy and wife to H W Francis ,
lots , block lUl.BouthOnmlia 1,000
QUITCLAIM I1BKU3.
Walter Ilroon to John Mudlson , lot C ,
Andrews. \ \ & T' sitbdlir. , . 1
Aaron Voder and wife to G 0 Wallace ,
lota , block 4 , Uomimii i'laco , . . . . . . . . o
llallou Haiiklni ; com piny ( o Omaha
and Lincoln Kealty piimimny , , nest
y lots and 8. block 18 , dentral (
park , lots 0 ud 23 , Archer Tlaco. . , i
II Ii Iroy ( county treasurer ) to Walter
Ilrcon , lot D , Andrews' W & < T's ub-
dlv. . .t ,
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SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING ' "
llal , lOo u line each lunartlou , $1.30 a line per
Uiouth. Nulhlnir taken for less than ' 'So ,
\70UNQ I > AU1KS AND OENTLKMEN CAN SOON
JL uciiulru a working knowledge of Hhorthnnd and
iypuwlilnr HI A. C , V n Saara Bchool of hort-
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to obey , instead of command , to mnrch
In the first ranks , to struggle hand-to-
hand with the onomyl It is to certain
donth you voluntarily run. OhI What
have 1 done ? .
I. who hnvo rather en
couraged you in your roAolutlonl I ,
who admire jou only to lose you ! I was
wrong. I was misled by blind patriot
ism , Itonounco your projects' It is
your duty to execute scrupulously the
orders of the emperor. "
"No , countess , my duty is to bo whore
the ifrcnah nro exposing their lives to
bravo the dangers that they run. "
' 'Even brcnkingyour word ? "
"I 'do riot violate my oath since I enlist
ns n volunteer. "
"You nro immovable. Do therefore
us you wish. My best wishes accompany
you. and I will pray for you. God grant
that your temerity may not bo punishodl
Think of inq sometimes. "
Sha extended her hand , which ho
kissed passionately , while she turned
aside her head to conceal the great tears
which plistoiind like diamonds in her
oycs.
February 8. , 1807 , nt daybreak , the
French nnd llussian armies mot. The
troops of Bcnnlnggon covered the moun
tain'tops in front of the llttlo town of
Eyluti. The umporor rolled upon this
village , the cemetery of which ho occu
pied with theguard. . The vast plain
which sdpntatod the two camps was
gloomy and dosolato. A whlto shroud
of snow , recently fallen , entirely covered
the hard ground. The sky was gray nnd
gloomy. Tlio rays of the sun could not
penetrate the thick , frosty ntmosnhoro.
Upon the loft , a llttlo buck of Jiyluu ,
was . miMscd the cavalry of Murut. In
the ' first rank- among the dragoons of
Gonqral Grouchy , was a simple cavalier ,
sword in' hand ; without a distinctive
mark , without , a decoration , but superb
in his martial and > determined bearing.
"It was Qalvlniac.
AfUJr the scoho which wo have de
scribed the general lost no timo. Hav
ing dressed himself in the clothes of a
"countryman und crossed the plains of
Lithuania , ho presented himself for en
listment to the first colonel of dragoons
whom ho mot. Thanks to his disguise ,
ho was not recognized , und ho was soon
able to put on the greoti tunic with its
yellow enils and to take his place in the
midst of his new companions , wearing ,
like them , the white breeches , the regu
lation boots , and the helmet with an or
namental plume of black.
The battle was in progress all the
morning. About 11 o'clock the snow fell
in largo flakes , blinding the oycs of the
French , who began to waver. The oin-
poror believed that his good luck had for
saken him. He saw that a superhuman
effort must bo made. Calling Mural , ho
said :
"Well ! are you going to allow those
men to devour us ? March forward with
all your cavalry. "
At the order Murat started like a
flash , and drew up his eighty squadrons
iu battle , placing ahead the dragoons
ofGrouchy. Calvhiiae's heart beat fast ;
'at last ho was going to light as a simple
soldier : to devote himself obscurely , lost
in numbers ; to sacrifice his life , without
hope of recompense , for the love am ]
glory of his country. His thoughts trans
ported him to the salon of the palace at
Warsaw where ho had said adieu to the
Countess Zolinska. It seemed to him
that ho could hear her voice , could see
her smile. Thus encouraged , it was with
joy that ho throw himself against the
regiment of Cossacks who , with their
sabers , wore cutting down the army ol
Augereau.
The snow ceased , and ono could con
template , in all its horror , this immense
plain covered iwith1 the dead , the dying
and thO'Wounded"tlio blood making horrible
riblo spots on the white uniforms of the
French soldiers.
The meeting of the two bodies of cav
airy was terrible. Calviniac , showing
an impetuosity and an assurance whicl
astonished his comrades , struck mos
formidableblowsovorthrowingall obsta
cles. The Cossacks were soon dispersed
or rendered unfit for battle. Then the
Russians , in order to delay the victori
ous cavaliers , hurled again their bullets
and shot into the melee , without caring
for their own. Grouchy fell , his horse
having been pierced by n ball. Cal
viniac dashed in , released his general ,
who happily was not wounded , and gave
him his own horse , then , bastriding a
horse without a master , he rushed again
into the tight. At this moment Murat
and his eighty squadrons , horsomon.
dragoons , cuirassiers , charged at full
gallop into the Kussian infantry. After
along resistance and several assaults
they yielded , fleeing from all sides
terrified , bloody and seeking a refuge in
the neighboring woods. Calviniao , in
the midst of this frightful confusion ,
fought with an audacity which nothing
could stop. Each' ' blow struck , over
threw and killed. His right arm was
injured by a ball , but ho seized his
sabre in his left hand and continued his
course until the sound of the clarion
forbade his further action. The work
of this cavalry , perhaps the most
astonishing in the history of the empire ,
decided tho.victory.
The next day the emperor , in order to
honor in some apodal manner the heroic
squadrons of Murat , wished to survey the
front of this admirable company of horse
men. Grave and sombre , after a victory
so hotly disputed , ho passed , at a slow
gallop , before the soldiers , saluting the
flag lowgrod before him. Arriving op
posite the Eighth regiment of dragoons ,
he slackenqd his pace and said tj ( >
Grouchy , who followed him :
"Who is that cavalier in the first rank ,
who holds his sword in the left hand 1 ?
Ho strangely resembles Calviniac. "
"Ho is u Polish volunteer , " responded
Grouchy."Ilo was engaged several
days ugo , aqd.has fought like a lion. alI
saw _ him at work , and I do not know of
ono moro worthy a reward , "
The emperor approached the pretended -
tended Polundor.
"Well , , my bravo follow , said ho , "I
have the pleasure of congratulating you
upon your courage. Ono of my generals ,
Calviniac , recently took the liberty
of . criticising my actions. 1
have deposed him. You may
replace him. I shall have then at the :
head of my dragoons an olllcor worthy
of tliom , whom 1 consider a compatriot
and a friend. " oty
He resumed his course , followed by' '
his escort of superbly uniformed gen
erals. nlo
The days which followed this battle
were employed in removing the dead to
the shore of the Vistula near Warsaw.
They were transported on sledges across
thp vast plains , followed by flocks of
crows. Some , whom the guard would
not permit to bo moved , romnlno'l in the
convent of Eyjuu , now transformed into ,
n hospital. Among them was General
Calviniao , who was very ill with a fever. )
Ho had abused his strength. After
having fought all day , his arm in era
Hlintr , ho was still at his post of honor > :
but at night , when the excitement of
the struggle and the emotion of
triumph were somewhat calmed , hla
wound , which hud reopened , caused
him violent pain. Favor t > ot in. The
surgeons thought amputation would
bo necessary , out knowing that the
hull had not remained in the
flesh and that the bono was
not injured , they decided to wait a few
days.
Happily , a woman watched near him.
A young und beautiful Polish girl , wear
ing the graceful ejostumo of the pennants
of Ukraine , had presented herself to the
outposts , saying that she bought her
brother , a volunteer iu the cavalry of
lurnt. Tlio Countess Xollnska , for It
wan she , had n presentiment of the ro-
till of the bnttlo , nnd following her
omlnlno Instincts , she sought among the
voundod for her lovor. After a day of
vain search , worn out nnd anxious , al-
no31 doflHirnto | , she conceived the idea
if seeking shelter in the convent of the
loncdictinos. Seeing that It was oc
cupied by the wounded French , she
ittll had strength enough to search the
argu halls. Asking explanations , civing
lotnlls , she finally discovered the llttlo
room where , upon n camp-bed , was ox-
: ended , not nor brother , as she said , but
10 whom she loved inoro dearly than n
jrothor , since she had witnessed his
chivalry nnd patriotism.
The counters was not recognized by
nlvlniae. Delirium had robbed
liiin of his reason. This condition
lasted for several days , during which
his dovotcd nurse watched ever him
constantly. Finally , the , fever1 abated ,
and the surgeons dcolared that , if ho
avoided all .imprudence , recovery was
curtain.
Ono morning Calviniac , while taking
seine nourishment , regarded with at-
Lontion the young woman who served
lilm with so much devotion. Ho thought
that ho recognized her features , but her
dress puzzlou him. Ho feared that it
wns n 'dream or un hallucination. How-
over , hearing hot1 speak , ho troinblotl ,
and roinomborod tlio awoot intorvlows
nt the fireside in the palace of Warsaw.
Ho inado an effort to collcot his confused -
fused ideas , and raising himself upon
his couch , called feebly :
"Alvlsl" .
The countess , ttnablo to repress an in
stinctive movement , turned toward the
sick innn. Slio approached him ; their
eyes mot. They regarded each other a
long time , without speaking , but this
mute language told the story and joy
radiated from their fauos.
. "How came you hero ? " asked CalVin-
iae. "It is you who have cured for mo
like an angel from heaven ! It is you
who have saved'met Lot mo repeat to
you that word which you stopped on my
lips the day of my departure. Lot mo
tell you that I love you. "
Ho extended his thin , polo hand , which
Alvis took in hers.
"General , " responded she , "my con
duct is a confession that my words do
not try to dony. My life belongs to you.
Your niuno shall bo mine and your coun
try shall bo my country. "
There are tnrco tiuu a worth savin ?
Time , Trouble and inonoy mu ) Do Witt's
Llttlo Kiirlv Klsera will suvo them for you.
Tlicso Httlo pills will suvo you time , us they
act promptly. Tlioy will save you trouble as
they came no pain. They will suvo you
monovas they economize doctor's bills.
WHY HANK DIDN'T ' HANG.
Strawberry 11111 .Spoiled it LynchingIlco
HOC.IIMO Hunk Taylor llnd ICl hta.
When Hunk Taylor was put on trial
at Strawberry Hill for killing Steve
Brown ho pleaded guilty , says the Ana
conda Standard , and in a Httlo speech
to the crowd ho said :
"In course you'll hang mo. I expect it ,
and shall bo disappointed if you don't.
But I want it understood right now that
I hov rights. "
"What bo them rights , prisoner ? "
queried Bill Totton , who was acting as
judge.
"Waal , I want to bo hung with a now
rope. I was brought up respectable ,
and I want to die that way. Then I
want to wear a bilod shirt. I was
brought up to wear bilod shirts , and I
don't want to disgrace the fam'ly , I
want to bo shaved and to have my hair
combed and parted in tbo middle , and I
insist on Zoko Cooper lending inq his
now butos. Thorn's my rights , and I
shall insist on 'em. "
"Prisoner , hain't you jest a leotlo too
partik'lar ? " inquired the judge. "Hain't
it puttin' this 'ero camp to u good deal
of extra trouble for no real benefit ?
Whar f.ro wo goin1 to got a biled shirt ,
for instance ? "
"I dunne , but wo got to hov ono. Do
you s'poso I'm goin' ' to bring up in the
other world with this old red shirt on ?
They won't allow mo to stake a claim or
sot up a shanty. "
"How are you goin' to bo shaved when
wo hain't ' got no razor in camp ? Wo kin
furnish you some grease and a comb , but
tlmr can't ' bo no shuvin. ' "
"Got to bo , " replied Hank. "I hain't
goin' over the divide lookin' like a wolf
with his winter fur on. And as fur
grease , I want rog'lar bar's ilo. I bound I
to look jest as purty as I kin. "
"Zoko , will you lend him yor butos ? "
asked the judge.
"Jfawl 1 could never fool easy in 'em '
ag'inl"
"Then I don't ' ! "
hang retorted the pris
oner. . "Mind you , boys , I hain't dcnyin'
that I killed Steve , whom everybody
knows was a provokin' , cantankerous
cuss and ortor boon killed long ago , and
I hain't kickin' as to what will follow.
I'm jest stickin' out fur my rights ,
S'posm' any ono o1 you was goin' to arrive -
rive in the other world us a tenderfoot ,
wouldn't ' wan't ' to look
you fairly de
cent ? "
"That's ' so , that's so , " mused the
judge. "In course it'll bo known that
you cum from Strawberry Hill , and In
course wo'll hev a pride in flttin' you out
in decent shape. The prisoner will be
removed while wo hov fi talk. "
Wo had talk. '
a Wo couldn't got a
white shirt , a now rope and a razor anywhere -
where within 100 miles. And , as Hank
hud observed , Steve Brown was always
saying mean things aud provoking quar
rels and wasn't of nuich account. After
discussing the pros and cons it was de
cided to overlook the olTonHo and Jot up
on Hunk , but after telling hiiq our de
cision the judge said :
"Gut don't do it again , Hank , It are
thooplnyun of Bomo'of the boys that
you were too darned particklur about
the bited shirt , und others that you
were right about w tin tin' ' to make u
decent appoaraiico on the other slioro ,
and so we decided to cull it squur. Next
tlmo , however , wo'll hung you with n
intilo rope and in yor old duds and lot
ye run all the chances. "
"Waal , boys , ilx it to suit yorsolvos
and it'll suit mo ; " caroloBjly replied the
prisoner , and court was adjourned and
wo returned to work.
It is shady at Hurlington beach.
A tlrtmt 1'ubllu Work.
Nothing is moro remarkable than the
vast contrast that exists between the
nolso , the froth and the loam of politics
in France , und the quiet , silent , deter
mined way in which every enterprise
connected with trip defense of the re
public or the prosperity of its colonies is-
undertaken and carried out. One of the
most noteworthy of these , soya the Now
York Tribune , is the construction of the
harbor and fort of Tunis , which Imvo
just been completed by the French gov- in
orninont. The capital of Tunis is sepa
rated from the sea by a lagoon twelve
miles long , which was not oven naviga
ble for small Btuamors , while the- port
itself , La Uoulotto , was BO shallow that
pasiongor boats had to remain at u dia >
tunco of about throe-quarters of a milo nt
out nt sea. Within the short space of
live yimru Franco has entirely metamor
phosed this state of affairs , and the )
lart'ost eteamora can now advance between - to
twoon two superb jetties , lighted by
electricity , and moor alongside the
newly constructed quays , which at pres
ent constitute the finest ornament of the by
city.
It la cool at Burlington beaoh. ho
BODRRE COCIIRAN'S ' BREAR
Eloquent Now York Attorney HM Become
a GroTor Man for Good ,
TAMMANY HALL TO LOSE A DIG TIGER
Ho U llepomlnr AltnKflllier Too Solid with
the Administration rrmllctlnn * Ito-
the .Mmngi < A
Chlnrto
WASHINGTON , Aug. n. A morning
paper has the followinp ; : Dourko
Cockrnn is the llrst ot tlio Tammany
hall tlgora to nmko the loap. A story
not to bo doublQil coinos ever from Now
York today that Cockrnn has jiiil oft
from Tnmmanv hall and will soon ho on
the deck of the administration. Tam
many men express great indignation nt
what they dosorlbo as Cookrnn's dosor-
tion. Cockrnn has not formally severed
his relations with Tammany hall and
thuro are these here from Now York
who nay that if ho clous not expulsion by
order of the hall will bo the lir.ogrnm.
It is paid that Cockrnn has boon con
sulted by President Cleveland about the
Now York nppplntiiionts , especially aa
to the appointment of the po. tmnslor of
Now York city. Prominent Tammany
men have suspected that Cockran would
withdraw from the organization or bo
forced out of it ever since the Fourth of
July , when ho wns not invited to nponk ,
while Congressman J. R. Follows was
shoved to the front.
I'rcdlutloill About tlio
WASHINOTON , Aug. 3. The chief in
terest in the coming congress cpntors in
the president's message , and as to Hint
no ono whoso opinion is of value claims
to have any dclinlto information. It is
true that a Now York newspaper re
cently published in double leaded col
umns what la claimed wns iv summary of
the president's ' views , hut that news
paper has a reputation for fakes , and
the publication attracted no attention
and was not oven commented upoh by
its colleagues in the city of publication ,
except in terms of derision. There are
two general views among the leading
democrats a to the character of the
president's recommondijtion. Mr. Car-
llslo is said to bo of the opinion that the
president will restrict the recommenda
tions of his mo-ihago to "the special ses
sion , to the limuioiul mid silver ques
tions only , and that he will make hla
suggestions as strong as it is possible to
make them. Mr. Crisp , on the other
hand , says frankly that in his judgment
the president will not conllno his mes
sage to silver , but that ho would hardly
fail to call attention in it to the subject
of the tariir.
Vlilncxo Lobby Will Ho nil Ilnnd.
WASHINOTON , Aug. 3. It is nllogod
that the Chinese are coming to time
with a live and vigorous lobby , and will
raid the capltol buildings onrly Monday
morning. There is * to bo war to the
knife , and report has it that it is to bo
pushed in up to the hilt. The Six Com
panies , it is said , are bucking this , and
every means pobsiblo will bo taken to
effect the repeal of the Geary law which
passed the lust congress. If reports that
come from the Pacillc slope can bo ro
lled upon n lobby of gigantic proportions ,
equalling that of tlio famous Credit
Mobilior in 1871 , when Oakes Amos-said
ho planed n great deal of inonoy "whero
it would do the most good , " is to infest
the coming congress with the solo pur
pose of getting quick action for its nionoy
and wijiing from the face of tlio congres
sional record everything offensive in
Chinese legislation. Inquiry at the
Chinese legation elicited the fact that
all scoined confident that a repeal of the
Geary law will bo ono of the great
humane acts of the Fifty-third congress.
When Triicling. .
What her on plc.isuro bout , or business , talto
ou every trip a , bottle of Syrup of Figs , aa
It nets most iilcn.siuilly und effectively uu the
kidneys , liver and bowels , pravunts fovtfra
heuiches ; ; and other forms of aluknoss
For sale in 50a nnd $1 bottles by nil loading
druggists. Manufactured by tlio California
Fit ? Syrup Co. oul.v.
Ohrlitlann Ktocutod by Turks.
LONDON , Aug. II. The question o
Turkish outrages upon Armenian Chris
tians was again brought up in the IIouso
of Commons yesterday. Sir Edward
Groy said that what little information
the foreign olllco had on the subject was
very painful. Fifty-six people have boon
arrested , and of this number suvantoon
had been condemned to death and many
of the olhors sentenced to long torins o/ /
imprisonment. Subsequently the sultun
of Turkey commuted the death Hontenea
of all but 11 vo of the prisoners. Thesu
five men liavo boon executed within tha
past two or three days. From the evi
dence that had boon given at the trials ,
it was clear that two of the men exe
cuted , and probably moro , wore innocent
of the charges nmdo against them. The
British representative in Constnntinoplo
had used his influence to convince the
Ottoman authorities that the trials wcro
unfair , but his efforts to Imvo the wrong
righted were in vain.
Fatlguo and exhaustion overcome by Bromo-
.Seltzer. Contains no opiate.
TluniKlit IloVii4 Hypnotized.
PriTSHUita , Aug. I ) , ' 'TJio Dutch and
Irish out in Colorado have hypnotized
mo and tried to rob mo ot my sllvor
mines , " said .f. K Gorman , a resident of
Chicago , to Police Inspector McKolvy
last night. Gorman in insane and wan
arrested while making u speech to n
street crowd. Ilo mild ho had just cotriu
from the west , whore hu wan compelled
to abandon Ills minus anil ucuk work in
the oust. Ilo looked like a man of re
finement. The policetelegraphed hla
relatives and ho was provided with a rail
road tlekot and Heat buck homo. Ilo
said ho hud visited every city between
Denver and Now York trying to getaway
away from the people who hypnotized
him , but could not break thorn off. The
inspector thinks his mind has become
unbalanced through excitement oVer'tho
wilvor flurry in the wont.
Don't Kursot tha Diite ,
Sunday , August ( J , of the-mounter cheap
excursion to 13urlington beuch.
Train loaves Omaha at 0 a. in.
Itound trip tickets 91.00 ,
Moiqultoe * In War Tlntp * ,
"Speaking of mosquitoes , " Hnld the
man on the voraindu , "thero were issued
Homo of the troops in the eiiHtorn part of
tlio south in the course ot the civil \ytir
this country , from 18(11 ( to 1805 , mos
quito nets , which might bo called indi
vidual nota , for they were ono to a per-
son. These nets , when eot in position ,
were about six feet long.thrpo feet high ,
and three foot wido. Tapes ran along
the top edge and extended in IOOBO ends
the four cornom. When the not was
Bet up for use theao corner tapes wore
tied around four sticks , llttlo corner
1)08ts , driven into the ground , It might
soiiiu uooin ainiiBing , the idea of Issu
ing moaquito nets to troops engaged la
actual service ; they might think thai
men in constant d'tngor of being bitten
cannon bulls and bullets would have
little fear of mosquitoes , hut this would
merely the superJloial vlowof pursou
not fully acquainted with the mosquito , "