Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 23, 1893, Page 7, Image 7
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WE&N J1SDAY , AUGUST 23 , 181)3 ) , SPECIAL NOTICES. . . . FOIl THKSK COLUMNS ADVKltTlSK.MK.NTS 12:30 : p.m. for thn tivrnlnc find until 8:30 p. m. for thn morning nnu Sunday ( tdltlonn. j ! Ad fortifier" , liy rrquesttnif n nmnberrd cheek , ran liaTflllielrnnMvprnaddrennetl to n ntimbprwl letter In care of TUB IKE. Annwrni no ndrtrefwU will bn clellrrri-d upon prf" jnlatlon of the check. 811 UAT1ONS W ANTED. _ _ tlnlen 1 ! < < ! n vrbnl flrnt Inwrtlon. le a word Ihcro- nfier. Nothing taken for IPM than 2Bc. A" rYLjAnnm\vYuK I.IFK Tel. G6B , furnish buHlni'H ! ) men nteiiofrr.iphers. g4l > 317 AWANTKD. POSITION WITH WELL KS llRlinl nrm by yonnr mnn with Homo knowkiltto bookkeeping , lle.fcrunce.8. Address , O 'M , ' . ' 'I'- , - POSITION WANTED DY LADY STKNOQ- rnpher mid typowrUuri references furnlnmMl , AiMreinOlll. lieu. M301 ttS' _ A -1'OSITION WANTED. 1JV YOUNO MAN Jl MenoBrnpher and tiHHlstnnt bookkeeticr. KJC- iwrlence. Keforeiico. Can fiinilsh niarlilno. Ad- dre B O 33. HIM ) . MM73 8 1 * WANTED MALE HELP. RatRR IKc a wonl tlrst Insertion , le a word there- nttor. Nntlilnir taken fur ICBH than i5c. ! i SAI/A"RY on I'liamlln the Patent ChcinlRiil Ink Krnsrr Voncll. Iliflnicmttmi-fnl nnd novel Invention of then n. KntMnH Ink thoroughly In two Boconiln. Works llko tnnitlc. 200 to BOO poi'cenl profit. Agouti ranking SMI IKT wrok. Wn nlno want n ci-noral nirciit to tnkt > cliarfto' of territory nml ni | > nlnt mib nirnnlH. A rarr chnnin to mnkn money. Wrlto for terms Jiml n Hprrlmi'tt of craHtng. Mourou Kraulne Mfu. Co. . X M , I i CniHBo. Win. _ BHO H-IK votl WANT A GOOD 1'AYINO JOlt WHITE JHhu HawkH Nursery Co. , MHwaukuo , Win. W803 S3 * | l-lO YOU WANT TO IIECOMK A FIRST CLASS J/fuilrmnzm wlthn chance of becoming a collec tor nml work for thn Singer Mfff. Co. If HO apply lit SIIIKIT onion IMS DoiiEla . 101 Slit II WANTED. FIUST CLASS MK1MCINK J'for Hln-i't work or traveling , Addrean Box linn Council llliiltH , la. JWI'2 ' - ' ! | | WANTMD , MKN TO TllAVMIj. ituO TO $101 Jjiir month. Slono is , Wulllinrton. Maillnon. WlH -WANTED , JIKN TO WOUK WITH C1UCUS Apply to A , It. Webb , cook , tent , Achim Fore DaiiBli Shown. Mi7B.S3 : ! _ T _ \VA NTF.D , OENEnAL AOKNTS SKLTJN C Jnnw nrllelua to dualcra. KxclimlVo territory iiocompclltlnni no capital requlrexli' 'JOII to : iH ( l > cr cent profltf Sain plc > H ami circulars True. Sem 4 centa pOHtnco. Columbia ChRiQlcnl Co , , : ) ' . ) ' Beduwlck St. , Chicago , 111. M3UO ' - ' ; ! TJ-WANTKD. nnsroNsinLE . MAN WITT J Jhormi anil wagon , for city delivery. Wlmon -7th and Grant. Mntiil . ! ! WANTED HELP. UateH.lMetvwonl HrHthmcrllon , lo a-wordthero fter. Nolhlin ; taken for IUHB than U" > e. -if'jO.OO WKKK. WHITINO AT HOME m > . Flora C. Irurn , Uox Ul. DIM Molm-H , la. l t ' 4 * - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Wl C-WANTED from if5.00 lo * 1-MM ) per week t work for UH at your homes : Htrlctly homo work jio ciinvnr yinc ! Bend Hulf-nildrcHNdl cnvclopt ( leonru V. Emmons St Co. , llHUuryinarch nml Wate HlreclB , Ikmlon , Mann. JIH75 21 * WANTED , G1IIL. GENERAL HOUSEWOHK Hiuall family. 111 ! . ' South Tenth al. illg ri-WANTED. A NUKSE OIKL TO TAK1 Vx'chnru'U of 11 child 1 year old. Mrs. Woolaoi Il'Jli ! 1'opplelon avenue. SIl7t'fi ! ! * A OOOD COOK AND LAUND11ES3 WANTEt Mi-8. K. McCormlck , 'JOS S. Had SI. Mlllilf S4 WANTED A" GOOD OHIL FOU OKNEKAI houHowork. lira. Woolaon , 8212 1'opploto : nve. MS71 iiS' ' 1OB BENT HOU3E3. Union , Ifle a line each InRorlton. $ l.r 0 a line pc month. NolhhiK takLMi for le.su than UOc. T - FOIl "UENTlOUSlCa I IN ALL I'AIITS O : JHam . TliuO. F. Davis company , 1 COS Fat Ham f.S7 TV - ! ! AND4-UOOM APA11TMKNTS , VON DOIl ! .1 / block , with steaiiii references required ; HI C8B > -FOIl KENT , 7-llOOM MODE11N FLAI Liiniro block , UOOS.llilh at. ii : < 5 [ IENT , 10-room hou e , all modem In : ArtH , H:18uoutlil'Jth : HtrcuU Inqnlrii -"I Chicago. , MiOi ( ) y IV * 'ountt : < 5r--3.1NiNK-riooM HOUSE , AL J-'modftrn oonyohli icefi ; barn ; olog.-int luwi lln'eHlmde. No , aid S. 3lBtavo. ; M. J. ICrtumin . Y Llfi ; nulldliyi M liOB - - COTTAGE , 11ODEIIN. CIIOICR. I JD Stnnford ; CiroloJJ'tiiE. Elciilltor ; lO.J.Uoo ! bhlar. * * rt * * 7ii- S-ROOM. TIOUSE , MODERN , NEAR I1US D I iicBS , rqnt moderate. Apply 201 lloo bulldhig. D-FOll IlKNT , NICE F1VK-UOOM COTTAO1 * 1'J. ( ) ( ) . Itrtiulro room aio , Now York LI I bulldlni ; , M7U3 B FOH RENT , 7-llOOM HOUSE , LA11O barn , city water , bath nnd clntem ; reaHonah lo right thirty. Call at O. F. ElH.isBbr , N. E. conn l-lthanUFani.ini. " oul TA-DETATOHED. JIODEIIN 10-llOOM IIOUS1 J-'no b.-iRvment ; tCUl California. Infoiinnlh cull at IHV'lt Kiirn.iin/- MDOU 'M' T\-FOU IIKNT. FLAT ] T-UOOM , COIINE : J-'wllh ramrn , 701 S. Kllh Blreel. ChurluH \ llallerNo. fill 1'axton block. 180 Bl4- 1-V-FOH KENT , C-IIOOM COTTAGE NKWI. J paperiKl on Soulh 17lh. near Jacknon , Inqul ROi ! South lllth Ht. 1118 i.2' ' D 11-JlOOM MODEHN HOUSE WITHIN 5 Mil nleH walk of 1 > , O Inqulro 11)11) ) ) Dodfru. Jin D-7-UOOM PLAT. $20 I'EIl MONTH. UEFE1 j-iicfs reiiulred. Wright & Lasbury , Kith ai Howard 834 2'J1 D S-IIOOM COTTAOn NEAll CABLE AK motor llneH.U.00 puriiionth , Writ-la , t T.n bury , lOlh nml Ilownnl. 3H5 'J'J \r\-FOU KENT , 8-llOOM MODEIIN 1IOUS - J'fnrnlHlieil nr unfiinilHlinl , or will taltii runt boanl , Addix-HsO IB , lleo. ilOS 'Ji' ' "fi FOH "KENT , r UOOMS , $111,00 ; : t uooiii Jl/tfS.OU , ( III I South 17lh Hlreot. M350 2'i -FOU KENT NEW 8-llbOM COTTAG full lot : nil modern hnprore.me.nta ; peed b.u Ailill-o.au O 111' . Iluu M870 ' . ' 4' ' FOB RENT I' pltNlSHED ROOM. ) IlatuH.lKo wonl rlr t liiHertlon , lea word thci nltur , Nothlmr l.-iken for IHHS than L'.lc , E-FUKNTsiIET 'itOOM " YviTYf ALCOVE V ( trviuluiiiunuiodcrn couvciiluucoa , ai'O North'Jl M7MC 17I-FORN1SHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE. SOU1 -Jfront ; nlsn small rooms , with or wllhout boai Mrs. Knlglil , No. 2310 Doiiiilas slreol. 041 I7-F1NE FURNISHED ROOMS. 2005 BIJRT S M 700 H3 I 7-NlCBLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO REN Jwllli or wllhout boanl. Call at 2107 Douglas 074 2 E-TWO FIIUNISIIED UOOMS FOIl GENTL men only , 625 South Ulllh Htreei , Mlil TO IIIIIENTKD , ! 1 KKONT UOOMS , FU nlHhed or iinfnrnlHhed , wllh Imth , eonvenleul both motor and eablu C.-II-H , Uuort > W , llolbroi room 7 , lll''tl Fnniani at. IBi ETTuiGl-rsoUTII FllONT KOOM.'ALL MO ernVllllS , Ihirney. M UJII ill -FtlllNISHED ilOOMS FOUHENT. 1010 J'Al avo. Vtlll ' 'a " \7-I-'UHNISllKD \ UOOMV1T1111ATII , fil.Olil J'Jiiioiilh. 11)11 ) Fai-nam HI. Millll-ji : 1 f FOU iTi-INTT KLKOANTLY FUKNISIII J Hieam hi-aled i-ooniH. III.S. ) Kllh St. tliil-- ' rTTRNl'SHED ROOMS ANJ ) BOAIl HnlcH.lUo u wonl llrut Inaertlon , lo n word Ihu nfler. Nothing laktu f r loss Ih.m 'JSo , 1. ' YOUNO"WOMEN'S HOME UNDElToAKK J WoiiiinrHClulMUuii UbHociatlon,111 s. 17th HI ay V-TIIK DOf.AN.'JOD AND iill N. 18T1I ST. J. 59 lATHE TATIr.DUOl'KAN : HOTKLNl-JwZ J eleirnntly fnniutheil I-OOIIIH for rint by Uay wifk ill i-oahonablo rahm. Emery A Sjirall , l : 10 laia DdnylJH Hii' < H.ii. M4HIAV ; V > - jlKa'lKAlILK FUHNISHED Oil UNKl J nWied roi-iim wllh bcanl. The Pn-ntur. lie UTilh UriHil , M"U5 'Jl 3 j "NICELY FtiiiNisiiin : UOOMS AND no.\ ill Ihu Wubaler , aid and & 1H N. IVth hi. 170S1 1 WANTED , COIIl'LE TO iToAUD WITH I1 vulu family ! laivo inodvrn houho , laun. pa BlliH-t , AOUroiMi O ill ) , Hoc , ; )4U' ) " . r6lt RENT "UNFXJRNISH'D BOOI HaloH. IKu n wonl nrHl liiM. > rtio7uenwontthii alter. _ NplldiiK lakt-n for let.it than sc. pVasbUTH-FTlONTUOJ.MS. DOS N. M11U-S1I G-FOHll MODERN ROOMS. FIRST FLO ! near park , very deslrnhlo , 1301) S , 2Hih ntn-i- M20S a n-FOJl. KENT. SVLENUID DENTAL Off v'jimlu ft-rpom tUl at 'Ml N lillh t > \ . lii2 ! - . ' FOH REMT STOitES AND OSFlOi , in < jn llii-xiiiwh lime. . Una moinlu Notlihiic Uikcu for U-n tuitii I- ITOU "llKOT7 'HnB"l' hour in J iti Barnaul blruul , I FOU ItKNT. COMl'LETKI.Y KIJUNIS1 nn > taur nl , iirejuip houao. dtilnir tlrHlclana ti iwMaliiuiuiufiliTr Iwht loeJilons In Iho oily , rjulrn HOi So. ISlh St. . up maim aim- : FOR RENT STORE8 AMP OFFIOE8 CnnKiiunt , Tin ) biill'lln ? liirt n fireproof co- rnr-tit lOTftumpnt , complete Hloani lieatlni flxlures , wnler on nil the lloors , Bas , etc. Apply nt Iho ofllco of The lleo. 'HO _ T -OFFICES CHEAP , WITHNKLL DLOCK. ISTIt 1 nml Haniey. M311S 111 * AGENTS WANTED. nntes , Ida a line each Inscrllon , $1 " > 0 a line per month. Nothing lakun for luai than . 'c. _ TOKNT. . rTuKE JB.OO A DAY. OUEATEST kitchen utensil ever Invcnttil. Ilctnllft for as cents ! ? to ( I nolil In rvery house. Sample , post- neo paid , C cunts , McMnkin & Forahcu , Clnclnnnll , Ohio. M30UJH' _ WANTED TO RENT. Hates , IMe n wonl tlmllnnortlon , lo n wonl llicro- nftcsr Nolhlnif taken for loss lliaii V5c. ! _ K -WANTEDUOOMS AND IIOA11U POU FAMILY of four In prtrali ; IIOUHO west of L'Olh nt. near . hohool AUdresH O ' , lleo. 171) ) K-WANTED , TWO FUHNISHF.D 11OOMS. front nnd hack parlor , for four ! central loca- lion. Addn. iO ill , lleo. tl7jL"l' : : - FIIIINIHHKD COTTAGK OK P-UU- K-SMALL for ) io\mckwpliiffj \ centrally lo- c.ited. AddKBB O I ! ! ! , lleo. 1:174 : 'J3 * STOKAOfi. nates , 1 Oca line each Insertion , $ l.fiallno ( per .ontli. ! : Nolhlnn lakcn for los < i than 'J3c. M STOUAOE.WILI.IAMSACttOSS.iaUHAUNRy OU7 STOUACJi : FOIl HOUSEHOLD OOO03 : M clean nnd cheap rates. 11. Wells , 1111 Farnnni. WANTED TO BUY. Ilatca. IHo a wonlflratliisorllon , loa worJ there- nfler. Nothing tuke.il for Icaa than U3c , NCASlf VAID" FOIl "GOLD" D siLV EIl. N- Jacobaou St Klsolo , room 11,1515 DonclaH HI. M7-0 Aal * AT-CASII FOR FUIINITUIIEHOUSEHOLD Li BoodH , pic. , or will Bell for owner In our riucllou BiilcH. U. WcllH. HU Faniam. MS FOR SALE FURNITURE. Italea , IMo a wonl flrathiBcrllon , lea word thoro- nfte.r. Nothing taken for loai than liuc. " -FOIl KENT Oil SALE , ilKST MAKE UT- rlitht piano. Inqulro room aOS , Flrat National 'J"a bank building. FOR SALE , ACOIIN HEATING STOVE , Wentern Ulamond cook atovo , and oak dlnlnc nom set : almoBlnew. Inquire al 10(1 ( Stanford Clrelo , J-llh and Vlnton ala. Madi ! FORSAKE HORSES , WAGONS.KTO llnlCB , IMc a wonl llrst Insertion , lea wonl thero- nflur. Nollilns liUen ; for U-an than Me. I > -FOIl SALE CHEAI' , A NICE I'ONY CA11T Inqulro at 1(114 ( Cumin ? alreet. IJ-l ST CLASslOAllDINO Jt LI VKHY.WINDSOII JL BlableB , 1410 Davenport ; Htorago for carriages FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Hales. IHca wonl Ural Insertion , lea word there after. Nothing taken for loss than 'JSc. - SALE , A UEGULAT1ON SIZE I1IIUNS Q-FOR Haiku bllllanl lablo , raukcm > a nnd b.-illH Everything In llrat-claai Hhapu. Address N ui lleo. M180. -FOIl SALE , GOOD MILCH COW , GIIKAP Q Inqulro : )1124 DoOfo t. 35S I ! ! MISCiSLLANEOUa. Ilalea. IMe. a wonl Ural liiHertlon.le a word there nfler. Nolhlni ? taken for less than iMc. p-AVAIJTI5D , ASi ADONATiON , A -LXEngllsh dictionary and a globu of the world , ti bo sent to a missionary In Korea ; will bo for warded by Mrs. Warren Swltzler , 2001 St. Mary'i a venue. M301) ) 23 * CLAIRVOYANTS. Rates , 1 Oca line each insertion , $1.50 a line pel month. Nothing taken for leas than 25c. - : N , LAIRVOYANT S- ! business medium ; 5Uiycar.it ll'J N.IOlh - SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS. 2 WEEKS , 11Y A S-S > Ilarlon : , 012 N. llith si. II ) to 4. 3311 28 * _ MASSACrri. BATHS.ETC. . Rales , lOc a line each Inscrllon , $1.50 a line pe month. Nothing taken for less than 2uC. , -L Room 3. Massage , vupor , alcohol. stc.im.Biilphur no and sea oaths. ' " ni200 20 * rp-MMK. CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET , : ) ! X floor , room 7 , 'massage , alcoho nlrhnr and su1 batha M2 18 25' _ T-M . STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER , 20 JL Douglas block 11217 23' PERSONAL. Rates , 1 Oca line each Insertion , $1.50 a line po month. Nothing taken for less than 2Cc. - mal baths , scalp and hair treatment , mnnlcnt andchlropodist.Mrs.l'oal,31 ! ) > is. IDth.Wlthnell bl MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE Rales , lOe a line each Inserlton , $1.50 a llnopc month. Nothing taken for less than 2Cc. -LOANSON IMPROVED AND U NIMPUOvS city pi-operty. $ : i.OOO and upwards , 5 to GM pc ccntuo ; delays. W.Farnam Smith & Co,1320 Farnat 001 W -MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE ! The O. F. Davis Co. . 1503 Faniam street. 003 T\r MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES O : ' hnproviKl and unimproved Omaha real estate , to 0 years. Fidelity Trust Co. . 170J Faniam. 003 VVT-ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 318 N. 1 Vi Life , lends at low rates forcholco security o Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city propurf * 007 \\r CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. , BEE I1LDC W 008 \V $000.00 TO $1.500.00 TO LOAN 1 TO I years on Improveil Omaha real estate or fan lands. E. C. Garvlu & Co. , 203 Sheely block.M840 M840 -MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATE W : Apply to W. B. Melklo , First National Bk bid , \\r-MOUTGAGE LOANS. A. MOOUE , 401 11E IILD'O , M R'ja MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. Hales , 1 flea line each Insertion , $1.50 a line pi month. Nothliitr lakcn for Icsa Ihan ' 'nu. J curlly'i Strictly coutideiillal. A. E. Uurrls , roe J Continental block 478 -MONEY TO LOAN Wo will luiul yon any Bum which you wlsl mnnll or lart'e. at thu lowest poHHlblu rates , In tl < inlcke.Bl pouHlblo tlniu and fur any lunirlh of Un to bull you , You c.-iu pay U back In mich Inatal tncnlH aa you wlnh , when you wish , and on pay for It as IonUH ; you kuvp It. You can borro on HOUSEHOLD FHllNITHUE AND PIANOS , HOUSES. WAGONS AND CAUUIARES , WA11EHOUSE UEUE1PT3 , J1EUCHANDISB Oil ANY OTIIEU SECUU1TY , Wllhonl puhllolly or removal of property. OMAHA MOllTOAOE LOAN CO. , anil SOUTH lllTH STUKKT , lli-Ht Hour uhovu Ihu Hlreitt , THE OLDEST , LAIlliKST AND ONLY INCOUl'Ol ATE1) LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. OMAHA.CIO CIO V DO YOU WANT MONEY1 Wo will loan you ANY SUM you wlsli on yoiu 1 FURNITURE. 1'IANOS , HORSES. WAliN8 ( I CARRIAGES , WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , uto. ! Wu elvn prompt alteiitlou to all appllcallonii I and will carry your loan aa long as you wish , ! Youcanreducu tlm coal of carrying yourloai I by n payment al any time. There la no pub i llclly or removal of properly. I FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. , I Jtoom l. Wlllniell block , I M744 Cor , 16lh and Harnuy SI. BUSINESS OHANOES. llHti'n , 10u a Ilnunach hiHorlhni.il.50 a line p monlh. Nolhtn ; talten for li-.ii lliau -"ic. OTlVurafoNUKNOlB SOLICITED FUC J imrtU-n wnnllnir lu ehaiurt ) their hiiBlneas or H out on Hhort nolli-n. All Icau-ru conlUtunllal. A ; D ilifMii box S10 ; St , Paul , Nob. 17a-4. ' j-tnoi CLASS DKUO STOUE , 1IIG 11AIIHA - for cash ; food paying bualuubs. Address N' lleo. 070 ' V UESPONSI1ILE IlUYEll WANTED FOK IgocKldnlry wllhun uHtabllHluxl trade for 110 70 iralloim of milk dally. Addruam Oll.Dw f Mi70 ! 27 7 BEST PAYItytt ilKAT MARKET IN t I Omaha for tialo or rout. Call nt 2502 lllondo t M307 822 V-ANYONE HAVING A STOCK OF GENEll 1 imirvhamtlb.i from $1.0011 luU.Itll ) ) . who wlhl t > roalUu fiuiu It ut unco , c.m tlnd a purchUHer uddreaHhii ; O 31 , lico. a 1 V-WEST WEEKLYlJEWSl'Al'EU IN NE111W 1 kn lor wilu in u bargain , Wouturu IhiMliu Agency.31(1 ( N. T. L bhltf. ' 'IIISI 1 Blort I'ontr.illy loc'at-jj.i/oo.l / c.iii ! binltun. r W.I..1' . > l Unir Mh M'JO V-TO UUY , SELL OH EXDHANGE , IIUSINK JD A chkiice * . riwil ntlal or Inndi Apply to We i cm Hu liii s Agttmy 311 N , Y. r * IrtJir NH01 S fi ' . ' KLtENuK "ru.uo.3T Ai3 r.t vciiT v > IttlUUaluoriiUelreul. ui f OR EXOHANQE. ruti > s , loc.i linn wch Insertion , $ l..10 nllnopor month. Nothing tahon for leM than 2So. _ y- ° OWN ' 10(1 ( UpA'nMsTM ' M B"niiA9KA. KANSAS /Jam ! Dakota. Will neil cheap or nxelinngn for indso. , homes nntl cnltlo. AiM.box 70 , FMnkfort.Iml. y-CTjKAH STOCK OF OKNBRAtjMDSE. WI kp t-i t.iku ro.il catato , monoy. Hoxvturi.Kr.iiiKforlliul. LANDS. CIBAHTO EXCIIANOE KOIl y hero. Wrtlo full ileH rlplloni. 701 SonlliU7th Slreot , MSU7 A23 * y-si.non.oo 0111,000.00 DRWO AND SUNDRY ' > lock nml tljclures for B.ilo , or would trailo for clear land In Merrlch , Nanco , Ilnmllton or Polk counties. Address , Lock llox103 , Central Oily , Neb. 503-31 * 7TO EXCIIANOE , WESTKIIN LAND , IM- "proved fnnnn , nnilsomo cash , for llr l clans Block of merchnmllMe , worth U ) lo fttl.OOD.OO. < ; orn < Hponileneo coitUdcntl.il. AOuresa lloxIU , Iloldn-go. Neb. _ Ma702 _ y-KQUITY WORTH $3,700.00 IN COKNER LOT t-lon principal utrcot. opimsllo nuw oily hall In Sail LnkoClly , Utah , lolrailn for n clean Block of general inerchanillso. Aihlross llox 20. Kort IlrliUrer , Wyoming. _ ; ta7 W _ " " " "n. KXCIIANOK IlllICK Poll Address O i7 ! , lleo. M34 1 - ' : r/-\fi ( ACHES CLEAU LAND , NEAR OOOD A/county seal , lo trailo fo.1 incrchnnUlHo ; tllln per fect ! nOuHlmbln'tarmi wrllotnu ; wo can trailo. F. O , lloxlo , Otfalalla , Neb. M3BH tt4 Hates , innallno each Insertion. * l.SOn llnopor inonlh. Nolhlnir taken for lorn lhaii U3o _ ? AUM LANDS , 0. F. H MtKISONOis N. \ LIFE. .r Muaasii ) ' _ _ UY LOT3 IN B STOEPEL PLACE. . Chuapest nnd best lots In OMAHA , Special lirlcoand Urniato HOME HUILDE113. Slocpcl Place lots will alw.iy mlvanco In prlei , for Iho clly muit grow wesiward. Call on or ad- Jroas W. A. Wobalur , 40J lloo bldg. 014 IF YOU AllE LOOKING FOIl A SAFE ANE JL profitable. Investment , Wo can itlvo yon ono. For timlanct ) , nirooil farm of 100 acres 10 mlloi fromOninha. What can yon tlnd belter ? Or , If yon want a homo on easy payments aun cheap , wo have auroral. Omaha lloal Ealaln ami Trust company , room 4. Hea bullillng. MG71 1AKM MORTGAGES.C. F. IIAlllUSON , 1)11 L' N. Y. Lite. ' 7iU ) 33 pUEAT nAUOAIN-0 LOTS , ONLY 0 IlLOCKf J from lUth street viaduct. If Hold al once onlj if 150.1)11 ) lo $500.00 each. 11. N. Wlltmell.MUO MUO ! 20 * ETTEIl THAN GOLD DOLLAUS-OWNEll Ol 15 ncrea on Dodge St. , near Iho clly , has In Blructitl us to Bell the Maine. In 5-.icro Iracta o more ; la at a very low price. ! don't mlHS tnU oppor tnnlly. Wright i Laabnry , Itith and Howard. B AROAINS HOUSES , LOTS AND FAUMS.SAL1 or ; trade. V. K. Darling , Darker blk. Ml:51 ! : \VIIY NOT INVEST YOUll SAVINGS IN * * nice home ? 1 am offering a good 0-room hotis < and half aero lot for halt tlielr value. This Is ; Hiiap. John W. llobbliiH. owner , 210 llee Illdg. 351 S21 17OII SALE X Goiiil farms that rent for $2.00 per aero casl for land In cultivation. Price ifi0,00 ! per acre. AlHO , Farms lhat rent for share of crop. Price $8.00 t fin.uu peruci-o. Also. Good unimproved land at $3.00 to $12.00 po aero. Terms 1-fi cash , balance In annual payments 7 per cent Interest. Llbe.'al commission given agents. . D. Hayes. No. 310 1-2 South inth street , Omaha , Neb. 357-821 FOR SALE 800 ACHES FA11M LAND , OllEELE' county , Neb.j J8.00 per ac.-o , H cash , balanc easy turnm. 1,300 acres ( rood land In eastern Colorailo , goo fioll. water , etc : eheaiiesl land on the market , enl * I.-3 per aero ; $2.000 cash , balance to suit. A splendid Investmenl , 20 acres just weat of clt limits , only SF373 per acre , M cash. A bargain , choice Improved property paying 1 per cent , prleo $7,000 , only $2,000 cash paj inent. Ten acres with cottage , beautiful tract , If sol quick only * 1,200 , H cash. Flno residence lot near Hnnacom park , splendl chance to get a cheap homo In a nice nelghboi hood , only $1,1)00. ) Elegant 8-room house near the park , modern cor venlences , splendid location , $ i,000 ) , only $2UO ; cash , balance long time. Illcks Ueal Estate. Agency , 303 N. Y. Life llldg. M377 23 CPLENDID RAnOAIN , TEN ACHES JUST WES Oof city , with small cottage , only $ .1,200.011 $700.00 cash , balance to suit at 7 PIT cent. TUcli Ueal Estate Agoucy , 305 N. Y.'Llfo. llldg..M377 .M377 23. ORNEH LOT , PLLINVIEW ADD. , CHE A ] House and lot , Plalnvlew ndd. Sale or tradi Address 31S U. B. P. . Sioux City , la. MI1C4 25 * SECURITIES FOR SALE. Rates , lOc n line each Insertion , $1.50 a line pt month. Nothing taken for less than 25c. Q PER CENT MORTGAGES FOIl SALE , SECUli Olty absolutely uafo. Ames llbal Estate aenc < 1017 Farnani. M532 GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGE ! HIGH netting purchasers good ratn of Interest , sum of from$100.00 up , for sale by Glebe Loan & Tru Co. , 10th and Dodse , Omaha. Particulars on : u plication. M70-1 EDGEDMORTGAQES FOR SALE. HICK GILT Estate agency , 303 New York Life built Ing. M328 24 rpo SMALL OR LARGE INVESTORS , SOM -L very choice securities arc offered at an attrac Ivc dlscotmt. lionds , warrants , mortgages , eti absolutely gilt edged. Inqulitt of John Dale , con merelal broker , 200 N. Y. Lite. 353 S21 _ LOST. Rates , Die a wonl first Insertion , lo a woi thereafter. Nothing taken for less thin 23o. T OST. GREAT DANPmfjNTlISOL Jtnir 003 ; return to 2402 Lcavenworth and get r ward. H47 22' OLD CHAIN BRACELET NEAR RINE1IART gallery between 10th and 10th on Douglas. R ct'lvo itiward by returning to 11)18 ) Cass st. MII55-23 * _ _ LOST-LADIES' POCKET BOOK CONTAINS $3.BO In silver and Catholic "Child of Mar ; medal. Return to Bee office and receive riiwunl. M378 23' _ SECOND-HAND TYPiiWAITERS. , lOc .1 line each Insertion , $1.51) ) n llnu pi month. Nothing taken for less than 25c. carry 'tho largest line of typo writers In tl west , all makes , 25 to 75 per cent saved on : leading machines. Tel. Bi8. ! 242 UNDERTAKERS ANDEMBALMEU Rates , lOon line each Insertion , $1.50 a line p month , Nothing taken for less than 25c. " > " ' " rT"lvTllAKETl ( Fmi M l"lL'Y WITll"joTiN w.JucobB , deceased , later with M. O. Maul ) , mule taker and embalmer , U1S S. lUth st Tel , 090 , fin SHORTHAND AND TYPjSWRITIN ( VOUNO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOC J-ucqulrou working knowludgu of shorthand .11 typewriting nt A. C. Van Haul's school of shoi hand , 013 N , Y. Lift- . Typewriters to rent. Olt PAWNBROKERS. JSONNENI1ERG. DIAMOND IIROKER 18 .Douglas st. Loans money on diamonds , watelit ele. Old gold and silver bought. Tel. 153M. Oil SCALES. ATEW & SECOND HAND SCALES. ALL KINI 1 > Address Honlen ft SclleckCo. , Lake St. , Chlua 021 FOUND. 170UND-CHAIN , BANGLE , BRACELET. I -L qulro at Bee olllco. and pay for this adverth muni. 36U 2 ! T111J UICALIY S1AHH.13T. INSTHUMENTS plncod on rccorU August : WARRANTY UKBD3. Omaha ami Florunco Loan and Trust runiimiiy to Julia U anil ttauil'A Klmbnll , lot 1 , block 00 , Florence , , . } 8 M 1) LOIIK to M KlunnlL-an. lot'- , block 2 , In siibdlv ' of lilocli 27 , Albright' * Oholcu . . . S Omaha Heal FNttito mid Trust com- liuny to W U Monlngor. lot J5 , block 4 , huundera & H'M mid to NVuliiut Hill C E M Wlroosc nnd husband to V W Kny- wr. lot & , block 0 , West Shin , . . , 2 M L I/uui-nuU uml wlfuli ) J LKciiueily , lol u , U ami ID. block 14. HoyU's aild llortliu.eiiner to M L Learned , saint ) . . 3,4 Mary lloohcfortl uml liusbund to A 1uran , lot 11 , block 2 , UottaKD purk. 1,7 \V T Craham nd wife to W U Uro , lot 1 , I'rg'.ssuhdlv and lot J3 , Miiyno' ailil to Orchard Illll 4C T I' U'llrlon und wlfu to Aitnlu Morln , . lot'- , block IHOii , Oiiuihu. . , , , . 0t H A Joiisuu and hunbund Ui II O i'tiloren , lot 1 , block "II. " Lowo's uild. , . . . . . , . . , . t IIKEDS. Q A Iluunott ( sheriff ) to W A Olapp , lot 10 , block a , Central park. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' C Saino to J 0 JohiiMiu , lotll.Hulby ' ' ' - ' ' " Saint ) to Tliuuiiin'MurrAy.'iot's 7t'o'io" , lihcl ; 1. Ulvurvlow p.irU , . . ( Hnnui In 11 Ttliu Xoiino1' , la's B , ( ) and JO , h.oca 1-J , Huyn'o iiiaci. . . , 3f Tolulumouiitof tnuurors . . , . , , . . . 9 iO- Improvement General All Over Nebraska for the Past \fk , TIMELY AND WARM RAlrllf'bo MUCH GOOD on fall riouliiR Now In 1'rojcreM Threshing HcturtiR Indicate n jjdood Crop- Weekly lliillatln.1 ol the Wcnthcr lluVtnu. The weekly crou bullotlu of the Nebraska weather service co-operating with the United State * weather bureau for the week cmling August S3 has just been issued by Cantata Hunt , director of the United Stntc * weather bureau in.this city. It follows : Seasonable showers have fallen In nil portions tions of the state during the past seven days , and except in some localities , where the drouth h'ad irreparably Injured it , corn shows marked improvement. After the corn crop , perhaps the greatest bcnoflt has resulted to pastures and meadows. The potato tate crop nlso shows improvement , nnu It is probable that the yield will bo much larger than was recently expected. Wheat threshing is nearing completion , with but slight change from former oiti- mates as to yield. The crop will undoubt edly bo considerably under the average. Fallplowine is well underway , the ground being In excellent condition for such work in nearly nil sections of the stato. In some localities crops were slightly dam aged by high winds and hull during the la'iterpart of tlio week. Hains , lu some instances heavy , fell in the western and central portions of the state last night and it is moro than probable that good showers will bo experienced in the eastern portion today. Koports by counties : Otoo Very heavy rains at beginning ol week gave all vegetation a good outlook , and put ground in line condition preparatory for winter wheat , of which there promises nn exceptionally largo' acreage in this county. Potalocs and hay greatly improved , Saunders The past week has boon vorj favorable to corn. Butler The frequent showers of the week have put the ground in good condition lot plowing. Corn is maturing rapidly and will make a two-thirds crou throughout thi county. Cass The heavy rains on the 14th am' ' 15th greatly benefited corn and pastures anc put ground in line condition for plowing Weather favorable for all farm work. Clay Splendid rains. Moro than ono-hali crop of corn will bo harvested. Farmers nn busy plowing. Pastures and grass looklnu bettor. Some are > seeding fall wheat. Lancaster Wo are all O. 1C. hero with th ( late corn. 'Iho ! grass is improving ant everything is doing well. .rofTcrspn Corn is coming out better thai looked for. Tiiaycr Average yield of wheat. 8 to II bushels per acre ; corn , about half a crop corresuondent ' 'This ha Another says : : been by fnr the bust week , for corn wo havi had this season. " , ,1A Polk The week has ( Won hot and dry some rain , but not enough to do any good corn will not make over ualf , a crop. Ticmalm Prospects Ujjr corn continui good and heavy rnlus of Jttiu past week havi put ground in line ord6rtir'plowing. York Plenty of rain life fallen this week but too late to bo of luty'bonoilt to corn ; i has helped pastures and ' may help late pota ' ' toes. , Cherry Frequent showers during thi week were benolicu.1 but''more i ? needed ti make the averUjjo crop ot corn hnd potatoes Dodge Corn in some localities has beoi injured by'tho wind and hall , but as a wholi the crop promises to hacood. A worm a the roots of some of thcr.com is Injuring it Another corrospoudsnt says : "During th' ' past week wo have hadjiyiucnt and abun dant.rains. This putstKq corn ' crop outd danger of drouth' and thojjjro'und in splendti shajio for plowing nnd seeding ; Pasture are in good coifdiiionv'1. " ' " ' ' T.K ? ' \ ' ; Dakota Wheat anapa s nro al ! , harvestoi nnd nearly aH'in.Bjack or ; threshed , i Show ers during past week11" have Jbee'ii of grca benefit , to corn./which / now'iiromls'es'vvoll. Thonins This section has had1 some gooi rains , but too late for the early corn. Thresh ing is being done , the grain yielding from : half to a three-fourths crop.j.Hny in some le calitlcs is good. Buffalo Kain is needed in northern poi tion of county. Com is doing well in soutl crn and eastern portions. Dawson Corn has made some hoadwa where it was not flrod too badly. Potat crop is poor. L'lght crop of hay. Throshin In urogross , but all small , graln a short croi Harlan Good grov/lng.weather ; corn dc ing well. Franklin Corn and all late crops in 02 collcnt condition. Gage Ground in sorao places too wet t plow. Corn m parts of the county will I good. good.Hitchcock Hitchcock Corn is doing well in place where local rains havo.t fallen. Hail o Thursday did little damage to corn. Pai tures are improving. Late rains will mak plenty of good hay. Kearney Co > l , heavy dews during it week were favorable for corn. Furnas Corn doing well. Gardens fir but late. Wild grass growing well and ha will bo plenty. Plowing for fall wheat pri grossing nnd ground in line condition. Holt Early corn is greatly improvoi Lute planting may come out all right if \ \ got a little moro rain , Cuming Threshing fairly commoncci Oats rather light. Some very good crops ( late whoat. Hyo and corn very good. Stanton Condition of corn and petal Loaves ( CHICAGO , ItUIlLINGTON & Q.l Arrive Omnlia I Dupot lOlli and Mnion Sla. ' I Oinali ; 4.20 pm . Chlcagh Vesllbulo . 8.00 a 11.115 am .Clilcagh Express. , 0.51) ) a 3 Chlcano Express. . . . -l .arip j 7.17 pm . .Chicago & lowaJLocal , . 6.55 p Omaha | Depot JUlli and Mason Sis. ' I Omali ; n.aua 4.0p ( 4.OOp . , , ll.Oilp H.lOaml..Lincoln LO'ial ( Ence.pt Sun.I ) H.H.la "tl-avoa I CHICXdoTlirir PTiCIFlO. " I ArrlvS Omaha | Union Depot IQlh'AMarey Sta.l Oinah : 107I From I Union Depot lOlli Ai'Maroy Sta.l Weal rrarncAco , M Omaha I U. P. Depql and Jtaroy Sin. 8.30 pm I Chicago KjJiJhias. , . ; I 0.35 ( ll.'JOanil..Chlca oE3ur [ aa. . < , . . . . . | B.BOi 13 10 10 ' 6 1 15 10X X ) 10X X ) 57 JO 30 * M5rnj | . . .SirpHuTLlniltedr. . . . . . . . ! 0.251 J .4Aiiu | . . . . . . .Chicago Llmllod | U. 8 ; 58 LeavoH I OMAHA C ST.l/Uls' fX'rrTi O.llJ.iJiU. P. IKipot , lUlli _ .wd il.iruy.l Ouu . ' ' . , . , . , , , , * * - J liltl Kt 1 rtnln r rt. O f I I t\ crops ( rood , hut corn needs a llltlo more ram. \\ayno-Corn hns boon bonctltcd by late rains. ThrcshlnR well under wny. Ont ixx > r.Vhcat twelve to tw onty-two bushels per aero. Hnll did considoniblo datnago to corn on the H'th ' lust. In Illlnol * . SrniNortBi.n , 11L , AUR , iSX The temperature - turo has boon below the normal the past week nnd the rain wai badly qistrlbutcd ami generally insiiniciont. A fair corn crop Ronorally Is assured. Fall plow ing Is in in-ogress. Oats Rive a fair yloln. Pastures have been hut sllRhtly benefited by the rain. Anthrax Is snrcadlnR rapidly In Wayne , Clay nnd Hamilton counties and hasmndo its' appoar- nnco In Bovoral'adJolnlnK counties. Stren uous efforts are bolnjt made to check Its spread. Several persons have boon affected by the disease. ; _ In Inivn. DKS MOINKS , Aug. 83. The temperature was below the normal last week and the rainfall was fairly well distributed. Corn was retarded somewhat by the cool nights. but a good crop is assured. Pastures and Into potatoes nro improved. Uarloy thresh ing gives 23 to DO bushels anil oats GO to IX ) bushels. To Olonnso the Hf tnm Effectually yet gently , when cos tire or bilious , or whou the blooil is Inniuro or slug gish , to permanently euro habitual consti pation , to awaken the kldnoys und llvor to a healthy activity without Irritating o weak ening them , to dlspol ho.iduuhos , colds or overs use Syrup of Figs. LouVonmnrk dives , tonight , Courtlnnd. Biwvrixu * ttit rxxtiJi.ibuis. Itnllnns Mnkn Nuliy Slreot Dciuonitrntloiis A Rill list the French. PAIUS , Aug. 22. Troops nro held ready nt AlKUos-Mortos to nrotcot the Italians in the salt works in case the Freneh workiiifjiuen should repeat the attack of last Thursdav. KOJIK , Aug. 22. Seine 2,000 workmen triedto start an anti-French riot , but wore dispersed * by the police. Some were injured nnd many wore arrested. Tlio niayor ; of the city 1ms issued n mani festo in which ho exhorts the people to bo calm and trust the government , nnd the minister of the interior has sent orders to all prefects to 'do all they can to preserve order. Disorderly crowds shouted in the streets between 8 nnd H o'clock last evening. In Genoa anti-French demonstrations were in progress. The rioters burned nn omnibus and many booths. Twenty of thorn were arrested. The olTorts ol the police to restrain the crowd wore not very successful. In Naples several collisions between police and anti-French agitators took place. At 10 o'clock many people lined the streets shouting lor vengeance against the French. Klcctrlcal nml rimrimicoutlcnt C CHICAGO , Aug. 22. Tlio world's con gress of electricians convened yester day. Dr. H. Von Holmholtz was made honorary president aud President Elishi ! Gray secretary. Ono vice president was chosen from each company represented , The day closed with short addresses from several vice presidents. The International Pharmaceutical congress convened yesterday. Prof. J , H. Remington of Philadelphia was elected president. Delegates are pres ent from Great Britain , Franco , Ger many , Austria , Queensland , India ant other countries. O lloucli llotol. Four blocks from the World's fair ; offer ; superior accommodations ut popular prices $4.1X ) por'day and upwards , according to lo cation , American-plan. Rooms also on tin European plan ; wlllTio kept in the same liberal oral mutinor as heretofore. WARREN F. LELAND , Manager. Louvonmark dlvog tonight , Courtland -HJSUTYAO WOODS FOK < L 1I1CVTE. Two Hundred nml fifty Men Hunting roi U. .Me.j-e.ru .Shots Kxohancod. OAKLAND , 111. , Aug. 22. At Brushj Fork , six miles north of this place , 250 in furiated men are surrounding a swamj in whicli is hidden Lou G. Meyers- win is wanted for two diabolical crimes. Last Friday morning Meyers went ti the house of a neighbor named Will am assaulted Mrs. Will , who is a woakl ; woman. She was seriously injured. A short time after Meyers mot hi niece and assaulted her 11-year-old am took a string , made a noose of it , put i around her neck and hanged her to i tree. Then ho returned homo , gave hi own wife a beating , also ono of his owi little girls , and lied to the woods , aftoi having secured a Winchester riilo , shot gun nnd two revolvers. The little gir was found by a neighbor and takoi down. Life was not extinct and sh will recover. When the crimes became known posse was hastily sworn in and tlio him for Moyors began. Ho was sighted jus as ho entered the forest at Gwinn' ' woods. Over 250 shots were fired a him , but none of them hit him. Moyon in turn , lired at the posse , slightl wounding ono of the men. Last nigh Moyors made an ellort to pass throiig the guard line , but did not succeed. H wounded another of the posso. Today determined effort was in ado to captur the outlaw. Dotiilncil ut Ouariinllno. PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 22. The Amor can line steamer , British Princess , fret Liverpool for Philadelphia , is dotaine ut the government quarantine station n Reedy island , about twenty-live mile below the city. Incoming pilots ropoi tonight the snip is lying at anchor i midstream and Dying 'a yellow Jhif There is no telegraphic communicatio with the island and nothing can L learned of the reason for the dotontioi There are about fifty cabin and 450 in 'migrant ' passengers on board. As tho'vessel was allowed to pass u the river by tho.quarantine authoritic at Delaware breakwater this morning i is thought the information brought hoi last night by the pilots may not bo alt- - gothor tuuutwortliy. Otnn hoipori4 | Slutlluto Money , PiTTpwuHa , Aug. 22. Farmer Sili Bailer of Trough Greek valley , Iluntini ton county , has u bettor opinion of banl than ho had three weeks ago. Ho hu eovoral hundred dollars on deposit ar drew It out thinking the bank migl fail. "Being afraid of robbers finding ti money in th'o house , he ttowod the bil up iii'tho-lining of h'is cout. Saturdu , while he was'working in his Hold , tl coat liung on a fence pont. The count is BUlTel'inir from a' grasshopper plagu Several hundred of the insects , nligh .ing on the coat , bored hundreds of holi through the money , mutilating it nlmo beyond redemption. Bauer has fo warded the pieces to Washington. If 1 gets unytiling-back ho Bays ho will pi it in the bauK , Concerted KfTbrt to Hum Cliurclici. DOVE'H , N. II. , Aug. 22. There was concort&d effort on Saturday night burn the churches of this city , Tl Uolknupcliurch was twice sot on fir but the flames were extinguished. Luti iiro was.fo.un4 in ] the collar of tlio Fir parish church , which was put out. Su day morning piles of hull-burned ru bish were found in the oilier churches tlio city. Morn IVimoiiom Kntpiuiiluil , ; DKOATUrt , 111. , Aug. 22 , Thlrty-thr 'a I old BJlcliqi-3 in Douatur and vicinity hu lust received notice that tholr itoiulons Imd boon suapendod for sixty un.ys nnd that no moro payments would bo mmlo unless now and satisfactory ovldonco is furnished to establish their right to pen sions. It is oxpoctud that moro suspen sions will follow. Every man suspended Is incnpablo-ot doing manual labor. Do you road the testimonial * published In bctmlf of Hood's Sarsnpnrillnt. They nro thoroughly reliable nnd worth .your con- lldcncc. Blckotts , iiftornoon nnd ovo. Courtlnnd Sturvlnt In C'hlruco. CHICAGO , Aug. 22. "I'm hungry. I hove not oaten a bite for two days nnd my wife lies at homo alck nml starving. 1'vo looked for work until I'm ' worn out , and whore is it to end ? " These words wore spoken in tones of sheer despair at yesterday's mooting of the UlttzoiiBclub nt lii ) ) Knndolph street. Tlio speaker was a strong , healthy ap pearing man , and as he stood facing Chairman .lolin II. McCunu tears ran down his cheeks nnd his words were fre quently chocked by the sobs which ho strove In vain to control. Most of the men in the room were members of the army of unemployed , but they were not yet staring hunger in ttho face , and be fore the strange'r had finished nearly every right hand in the room was thrust deep into trouser pockets. A moment later there was a jlnglo of silver , qulto a few dollars mingling witti the moro modest quarters , dimes and nickels , while every man who had a penny gladly contributed it to relieve the urgent necessities of the speaker. Ho gave his name us C , N. Reed , and said he was a pianofinisher , but had not had employ ment for three months. Others present at the mooting were In as bad a condition. A collection was taken up and divided up among them. Bickotl's , afternoon and ovo. Courtlnnd Chief llnmnny nml the < JlmrKe < Acnlnt Him. TKUUK HAUTK , Ind. , ' Aug. 22. The sensational charges against Grand Chief D. G. Ramsay of the Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers , which were pre ferred by the lodge at Omaha , have been given a black eye by the directors of the brotherhood. M. T. Piorson of this city , director nnd ono of the grand ofllcors of the organization , said last night that no action had boon taken or would bo taken on the charges , for the reason that the sumo allegations against Grand Chief Ramsay were thoroughly investigated by n special committee of seven at the recent convention at To ronto and found without foundation , con sequently the charges will bo dropped. Mr. Piorson says it was discovered that the charges emulated from Carl Smith , the defeated candidate for the editor ship of the olllcitil organ of the teleg raphers , and also from S. O. Fox , ox- grand secretary , who was knocked out at Toronto. The charges embraced mal feasance in olllco and the seduction of n young woman living in Iowa. Busy people have no time , and sensible people have no inclination to use pills Unit make thorn sick a day for every dose t\\oy \ take. They have learned that tlio use ol Do Witt's Little Early Ulscrs duos not in- torfcru with their health by cuusinc nausea pain or griping. These little pills : \ro per fect in action and result , regulating the stomach and bowels so that headaches , dizziness and lassitude arc prevented. Thoj cleanse the blood , clear the complexion and one up the systnm. Lots of health in these little fellows. Alter ISnnlcnr ISoach. . TGRKK HAIJTE , Ind. , Aug. 22. It is now probable that criminal proceeding * will bo instituted against John S. Beacli , owner of the Prairie City bank , whicli made an assignment ton days ago. The assignee has not yet made his report but enough facts have become known tt the creditors to make thorn believe there will not bo enough realized to paj 10 cents on the dollar of the $125,000 , 01 $150,000 deposits. Beach has employee throe of the 'loading ' lawyers. It ha ; also been considered prudent for hin not to bo soon by some of his creditors who are of a violent temper. Under the recent law he can bo prosecuted cutod for embezzlement for receiving deposits within thirty days of the failure uro , the second section of the law pro riding that a failure is to be considered prima facie evidence that tlio bank wai insolvent for thirty days previous. Tin depositors will hold a final mootiiif today to decide upon what course shal bo pursued either in an attempt to re cover their money or wreak vongcanci on the banker. Nouralplc headaches promptly cured by Brorno-SoUzor trial bottle 1U cw. Milwaukee Hank Matters. MILWAUKEE , Aug. 22. John B. Keel ting , the defaulting cashier of tlio Soul ! Side Savings Dank , was not alone in th grain speculations that led to the loss c 8150,000 of the bank's money. Sovora prominent residents of the South sid uro said to have been assessed in th wheat deals , among them Peter Bart ] nnd Charles and Fred Esau. These thro men are said to have given the ban ! their notes for $ ( il,000 ) to cover thci share in the deals. It now develop that Kootting had been speculating feat at least live years. There promises t bo some startling developments if Keel ting is brought back from Denver , as i is expected lie will make a full statement mont of the bank's ' affairs , in order t show that much of the blame now al tachod to him belongs to others. Tlioro are three things worth saving- time , trouble and money and Do Witt1 Litllo Karly Hisurs will nave them for yoi Thosn little pills will save .you time , a they act promptly. They will nave yo trouble , as they cause nn palu , Tlioy wi save you money , as they economize doc'or' ' bills. rilty Negro Domncriiti. WASHINGTON , Aug 22Tho fin general conference of negro democrat hold in this city yesterday , was vor harmonious , About Jlfly proininot negroes attended. The object was t take stops toward extending the part by organizing state leagues subordinat to the central body , C. II. J. Taylor < Kansas , who is prodidont of the leagm presided , A series of resolutions was adopto oxprosslvo of conlidonco that Proshlor Cleveland will properly treat the claim of colored citizens , calling upon cot gross to pass no legislation discriminu ing against American citizens nnd ur ( ing their people to refrain from boln led oil by wild populist yugarlcd. Convention * uf IliiUuli. CHICAGO , Aug , 22. A largo gatho ing of rubbis belonging to the Roformc Jewish church will 1 convene hero th week. Not only all the larger cities i the United State H will bo roprosontei but homo prominent divines fro ; Europe are also expected to bo proson They are hero to attend three impo tant meetings -the central conforom of American rabbis , the World's ' fa Jow'ah ' denominational congroa * und 01 O of the religious luixjllary congroaaes. Duly nxiirtmiu * Deep Ie rut , PAIUB , Aug. 21. Signer Jtossmani Italian minister to Franco , called upc Premier Dupuy today and informud hi of the fcoling aroiihcd In Italy by tl Aigues-Morlos affair. At the wan time , however , ho expressed regret thi such hitter untl-Fronch manifestos lire o boon issued in Italy and that the From. o consulate ut Medalnu had boi.n attache BEAR CHIEF COT HIS SCALP Big Injun Pottibono Logos His Hair at Jack son Park , .lURDEROUS . DUEL ON THE MIDWAY Two Imllnn chief * Vlclitlui : Drntik llflnliar ThmiKclvr * Heartily nuil I'lluilly Olio Scnlp the Other-Untli ntVotniilctl Unco. CHICAGO , Aug. 22. Following close tpon the tribal war nnd attempt at lo- capitation in the IJctlou'ln unoutnpmont cftino a bloody llijht In the Midway just n front of the Ainorlcnn Indian villu ; o ) otwoen Hoar Chief and Cliiof 1'ottl- Kino yesterday. Uuar Ghlot did no loss than ohib his oppunont to the ground and tht-n sculp him. The occasion of the fight wan not a woniiin , as has so often buun the cause of llsturbanocs in Midway , but a plain ease of "jng" of just milllolont proortious ] to oxoltu thoin to strife. Sunday night , business being dull on , ho Midway , many of the Indian ohlofs , inuluuing the two jupt mentioned , wont into the city to see the sights. They ilnink flrowator all night , but hud no quurrols until they again roaehod Mid way. The altercation cumo up us quickly as n squall at sea and soon they wore belaboring cnuh other very artisti cally with their atieks. The few who .athorcd around , not dreaming of a bloody end , lot the battle proceed with out Intorforeiieo. but baton * Buckskin Joe nnd the otlior.s in elmrgo of the tntliun encampment could get out of bed and reueh the scene of the conlllet the other Indians hud formed a cordon iround the combatants and were dune- ing ubout them , save when they paused : it some unusually exciting exchange of blows. , Chief Pottibono is the larger of the Lwo , but ho did not seem to bo a worthy Too for the steel , or ruthor the stick , of the more ugilo uiul dexterous Bear Chief. Again and ugain the big fellow was beaten back against the circle , his Face bleeding and his mouth cut terribly. Only once did ho got in a good square lluk at Bear Chief , and then ho knocked Boiir Chief back , almost stunned , but ho was too fugged out , or too merciful , to follow ui ) the advantage. But this blowBevero as it was , scorned to huvo the olToot of nerving Hour Chief to superhuman effort mid diabolical bloodlhlrrttiness. Ho rallied and for a time parried carefully. Tlipn he begun over ugain his rushing tactics and wus so successful in getting in blows that ho beat the other's head almost to a pulp. At last the big follow fell , not un conscious , but exhausted and almost blinded by the ( lowing blood. Ho had no sooner fallen and dropped his slick than Bear Chief , drawing a knife from his bolt , sprung at him. With a dexter ous move of the hand ho drew the sharp bludo around the crown , gave a pull , nnd the bloody trophy of victory was soon dangling at his waist. If Buckskin .loo , whom they till fear , and the other wliito men had not come when they did it is highly probable that a scalp dance would have beo.i performed around the prostrate body of the de feated chieftain. Boar Chiefthoroughly wrought up , showed a disposition to re sist giving up the sculp , lu.t j.lio muzzle of a revolver taught him discretion. Ho was finally looked up , and Pottibano was removed to his tent and a physician culled. The physician will not b'e.aUowcd to report fo'r some days yet whether his patient can recover , but at aiiy rate ho will not be allowed to tulce part irv unjr more of the Indian exhibitions. Both of these chiefs were in the battle of Wounded Knee. NEW i'Ultlf atLI'JSlt JfKX , They Will Hold it lllg Mas * Metallic on Thursday Kv.'iilnu. NEW Yoitic , Aug. 22. A meeting of the Now York delegates to the Chicago bimetallic convention w/is hold yester day and brought together several sup porters of bimetalisin. The object of the mooting was simply to commote ur- rungoinents for u general mass meeting to be held at Cooper Union next Thurs day evening. Ex-Senator Boyd , chairman of the ex ecutive committee , said the object of calling a muss meeting is to demand a continuance of the money of the consti tution and protest against the uncondi tional repeal of the purchase clause of the Sherman law. "A ratio of 10 to 1 suits us , " said Mr. Boyd , "but lot us stick to the money un der which the nation has prospered for ninety years. Lot us follow on with the policy of Washington and JclTor- son. " G. V. Bryan , a member of the commit tee appointed to go to Washington to make plans to aid in the cause , said that ho was heartily in sympathy with the silver people nnd did not know why gold men should bo classed as gentlemen while silver men wore called lunatics Idaho , ho said , would soon bo one of the largest gold producing states , and whllo ho was a gold man at the eamo time ho was a bettor silver man. Muny learned and skilled writers , he said , professed to know the cost of producing one umou of silver , but , as a matter of fact , Mr. L. D. Leueh , into director of the mint ut Philuiiolphiii , declared there wore no statistics showing the cost of producing either un ounce of gold or silver. Resolutions on lines of the meeting's purpose worn ndopte . The speakers announced for Thursday are Hon. W. .F. Bryan of Nebraska , lion. Joseph XV , Bailey of Texas , Hon. U. P. Bland of Missouri , John Davis of Kan sas , J. C. Slbloy of Pennsylvania , Gen eral J. A. Warner of Ohio , J. W. David of Virginia and lion. Joseph Sheldon of Connecticut. Conductor TliomiiM Akntl to Iliiliirn , CHICAGO , Aug. 22. Theodore Tho.v.ns has boon requested to come back , ac cording to a statement made last night by Secretary Wilson of the executive committee of the board of directors of the exposition. A telegram was sent to Mr. Thomus , who is now ut his summer homo in Fairhavon , requesting him to assume his old position as musical direc tor at his old salary. This in an entire change of front on the part of the fair olllcinls , but the wonderful increase in fair attendance is said to have put a brighter complexion on future plans. As the message was sent so late no an swer was received last night from Mr. Thomas. Founil u Faith of Illi Own , FINDLAY , O. , Aug. 22. Dr. Latsliavr , late pre&idont of Find lay college , has renounced the authority of eldership of the Church of God und loft the church. He was the head of the denomination and his action has created u profound sensation , especially as it is known that he will found another eh ti roll and another educational institution to rival Findlay college. Ho haa u largo follow- Will IlvilucB Wngei. NoitmsTOW.S , Pa. , Aug. 22. The Schuylklll Iron works , one of the larg est ! u the ntalu , will make u general ro- duotion in wnyoi uf lur September 4 ,