Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; 'flHPRSDAY. AUGUST 24. 18)3. ! )
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
. . FOB THKSE COLUMNS
ADVF.HT1SKMr.NT3 1230p. ; ni. for tlm cvnilmr
and tmlll 8 30 p. in. for the mornlnir nnil Sunday
editions.
AiHPrllKTu , by nviupstlne n numbered chi-ok ,
4 run ImtothPlr answers nddrfM"d to n mimbprptt
JrtKTlnc.irrof Tun DEB. Answers , no addressed
w ill bn clrllrrml upon presentation of tlio check.
811UATION8 WANTED.
Hates IVfe a wonl first Insertion , le a word there-
nflcr. Nothing taken for less than Me.
" --BOYLliAlVAnBNEw"YORK""llFE BLDGT.
Tel. B5H , funilsh business men stenographers.
2IOS17
A-WANTED. POSITION WITH WELL ESTAB-
llnhixl firm bv yotmir man with Rome knowlcoBO
bookkwplns , RefercnccB. Address , 01H ! , Ilo < j.
V ! M3 23 *
- WANTED HY LADY STENOG-
A-POSITION typewriters references furnished.
Mill ) ! * . ' 5'
AddrcRS O 10. HOP. _
-POSITION WANTED. I1Y YOUNO MAN
Htrnugrnphrr and amlstant bookkeeper. Kx-
jM-rlenco. Reference. Can furnish ninrliliip. Ad
dress O 3:1 : , Ileo. M373 24 *
- WANTED 11Y EXPERIENCED
lady HtiMioKraphrr : first class references. Sal-
aryfrlll. Addreasu311 , lloo. 382 gj * _
POSITION WANTED MY ORA1N MAN
A with 111 years oxperlcnoo In buying and whip
ping. Address for references Ilex 7-12 , York , Neb
oSo.l
A-WANTEDTsEWtNOIWTllK MAY HY COM >
tx-tunt dressmaker. Good reference Riven.
Addn-BSO 10 , Hen. M305 ifi !
POSITION 1IY COMPETENT NURSB TO
A take full cli.irno of Infant. Call or address 11)07
1'nul street. M3U8SI *
WANTED MALE HELP.
Rales IHo a wonl first Insertion , le n wordthcro-
nfler. Notldmr taken for less than 2.c.
I Jhamlln HID Patent CliPinleal Ink Eraser Pencil.
Thpmost useful nnd novel Invention nf thnaro.
Kr.iKps Ink thoroughly In two srconds. Works llko
Mimic1. 200 to COO po.'cetil prollt. Agents making
sniper wi'tk. Wo nlso waul a general ngent to
tiikec'liniuii of territory and appoint sub agenls.
Ararechuiico to lu.iku money. Write for terms
nnd n niM-vlnicn of erasing. Monroe Erasing Mfg.
Co. , X 30 , La Crosse , Wls. C8B
-IF YOU WANT A OOOD PAYING JOB WRITE
Iho Hawks Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Wls.
M80ti3.V
O-DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A FIRST CLASS
J'salesman with n chnnco of In-coming a collec
tor nnd work for thn Singer Mfg. Co. If no apply
nt bhiger office 1018 Douglas. llli M3
TJ WANTED. FIRST CLASS MEDICINE MAN
J 'for street work or traveling , Address Box 1153 ,
Council BinftB , la. M3I2 21
TTJ-SOLlOITOna WANTED. SOLICITOR TEAMS
J'fiirnlshed : extra pav to parties with rigs.
American Wringer Co. , 1000 Howard st.
370 20 *
n-WANTED. ADDRESSES OF ENEROETICMEN
I > and women wauling penuaiipnt work , MO a
week guaranteed : experience umipcpssarv. Goods
mouoiioly ; pay sure : svsti-m perfect , Office and
delivery team furnished. Terms free. Address K
HI ) , Box 3,3'J3 , Boston , Mass. M3UO 21 *
U-WANTED , A THOROUGH BOOKKEEPER
JjGuod Halary lo right part" . Must conm well
recommended. Address O 41 , Ben. M403 25
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rales 1 Ho a word Urst Insertion , lea wordtliere-
llpr. Nothing taken for less than 2."c.
- . WEEK , LADIES WRITING AT HOME.
C-120.00 . stamp. Flora C. Iveis , Box 24 , Des
Mollies. la. 100 24 *
/ WANTED-T.ADIES AND GENTLEMEN , WE
V vs 111 pay you from $5.00 lo $12.00 per week to
work for us at jour homes : stilctly homu work ;
no canvassing : send Hilf-aililrpHHCd envelope.
George F. Emmons & Co. , llatterymarch and Water
HtliMtts , Boslon , Mass. M2715 21 *
-WANTED , GIRL , GENERAL HOUSEWORK ,
small family. 1112 Soulh Tenth st. 315
- , A NURSE GIRL TO TAKE
C-WANTED child 1 year old. Mrs. Woolsou ,
3212 Poppleton avenue. M372 25 *
A OOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS WANTED.
Ml s. E. McCormlek , ! ! IM S. 3.UI St. M303 S4 *
O-WANTED-A OOOD GIRL FOR GENHRAL
v > housuwork. Mrs. Woolson , 3212 Popplcton
avo. M371 25 *
I'OR BENT HOUSES.
Rntps , llo ) n Hue each Insertion. $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing lakeii for 10BHlhaii25c.
T WMirENT , " HOUSES" YS ALL PARTS OF
J/the city. The 0.1Davis company , 1005 Far-
iiam CH7
-3 AND I-ROOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN
bloeV , wilh Bteahii references requltvd ; 81U
S Via. ' i 088
PI-FOR KENT , 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT ,
-ULangu block. OOP S. 13thst. 3.13
B FOR RENT , 10-room house , nil modern Im
provements , 8:18 : south 10th street. Inqulrn 2511
Chicago. MOOS
-41-ROOM COTPAOE , MODERN. CHOICE. IN
Stanford Circle , C. E. Elgutlter. 201 Bee bldg.
752
"H-H-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN. NEAR BUSI-
A-'ness , rent moderate. Apply 201 Bee building.
75.1
D-FOR RENT. NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
$12.00. Inliulro room 310 , Now York Life
building. M7UJ
-T\- FOR KENT , 7-ROOM HOUSE , LARGF
.l-Miarn.plly water , bath and cistern ; reaHoiinbU i
to ilcht partv. Call at G. F , Elsasser , N. E. corn
1-llh and Farnam. II'JII
T\-DITATOHRD , MODERN IO-ROOM HOUSE
l-'no bancmenl ; 2521 California. Informatlor
call at 1823 Farnam. M30U 20'
RENT. FLAT. 7-ROOM , CORNER
'wIlh raniro , 701 S. Kith stioet. Chailes W
llaller , No. ( Ill Paxton block , IbO si 1 *
D-l 1-ROOM M"oDEilN HOUSE WITHIN 5 MIN
uleswalk of P.O Innulro 11110 Do'lgu. 1)7 !
D'nrFOH RENT7"n ROOMS. $10.00 , 3 ROOMS
* H.OO. 1131 South 17th street. M350 27
D -FOIl RENT NEWUOOJI COTTAGE
full lot : I'll modem Improvements ; good barn
Add real O 32 , Duo M370 ' . ' !
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11 10 ROOMS , JIODERM , CHOICE LOcivTION
J renl low. L. 3. Skinner , 310 N. Y. Life. 390
D. I -I ) AND fl-ROOM HOUSES , CENTRAL LOCA
tlon. J. F. Ilartou , 2010 Capitol uvcmui.
M 100 30 *
FOR RENT rURNISHED ROOMS
Rates.lHc a woitl first Insertion , lea word there
nfliT. Nothing taken for less tlttm 25e ,
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-FURNISHED ROOM YvVTli ALCOVE " FOI
gfiiilcmeii.modcrii coin pnlencos , 320 North 2.d )
_ M 7,10
I -FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE. SOUTI
l-jfiont : also small looms , with or without bo.ird
Mrs. Knlglit , Ko. 2310 DouuUs slroot. _ 513
17-FINE FURNISHED ROOMS. 2005 HURT SI
JfJ _ 7DO B3
E -NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO KENT
\ \ tth or without board. Call ut 2107 Douglas.
_ t)71 ) 24
-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
uiL'ii only. 625 South 2tlth street , MHO
E -TO HE RENTED , 3 FRONT ROOMS , FUR
nlshrd or nnf nnilaln'dlih balh , convenient t
both motor and cable cars. Guorgu W. Ilolbrooli
room 7 , 1023 Farnam ' nt. _ _ ifu
ETLARon SOUTH'FRONT ROOM , ALL MOU
oru , 20W ( Hartley. M y.13 31
1 ? > HTRNISI1ED ROOMS TORRENT , 10 III PAR !
iv.l\o. 203 25
E - FU RNsiI ED ROOM wiTH 11 ATH , * d 00 1"E
month , 1U11 Fiirnam st. MIDI sit *
E-FOR RENT , ELEGANTLY FURNISHE1
HU'.im heated rooms. 002 S. 13th St. 300-28
If NIOBLY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST ROOM !
J 'tuodurn couvt-iih nces , private ) family : gpnth
men prvfcrreil. OH Noith21st St. 302-28 *
IJ-TOTWOLADIKS REfOMMENDKD , LARO
J < < onlli room , lisa of kltuheii and dining roon
Modem com ciiluuces , Ot71K ; > i. 3b8 2.1 *
E NICELY FIWNisHElT RboMS FOR REN-
Modem coineiih'iicuB. .S'J'.IS , Huh , 380 27 *
FRONTSUITE , ALSOSIDKHOOM.2017 HAI
iieyHt. M 408-27 *
IT-PARLOR AND I1EDROOM , ALSO OTIlii
-rooms cheap : steam heat and gas , 700 Soul
IflUi M400 27 *
IT ONEORTWOFURNISHED ROOMS OR HAL
iof cottnuti , two blocks from HlghBvhooK Rcfu
cures. 218 North 24th stivet. M40a 27 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARI
Ralcs.lKo aword llrst Insertion , lea word than
utter , Nothing taken for loss than 25o.
'ij'-YOUNO WOMEN'S HOME UNDEirOARTo
J Woman's Christian ashoclatlon , 111 S. 17th st.
! 61)3
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IJ-TIIB DOLAN.209 AND 211 N , 18TH ST.
x 603
F-DESIRABLK FURNISHED OR UNFUI
nibbed rooms \ \ Ith board. Thu Frenrnr 110 ]
U6th atmot , M205 20 *
17-N1CELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOAI1
JC at the Webster , 410 and 61H N. 1UIU t. Y
t.1708U *
1NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRO
J. roam with alcove and bay window , modem co
Yfliihmcea , private family ; board tiyj Soulh 20
Uroct. 301-25' '
I ROOM
. . „ , . . . lUan word first Insertion , Ion word toer
Mlfr , Nothing taktu for ICB than 2So.
l > -
, -S SOUTH FRONT ROOMsT 1108 N 13TH ST ,
MODERN ROOMS. FIRST FI/Xi :
, ciy ils lrablo , JauO , S Xbl.i biu-cl
M''OS.'O
FOR RENT UNFURNISH'D ROOMS
CnnHnuf4t ,
G-FOR RF.NT. SPLENDID DENTAL OFFICK
and a B-room n.il lit 201 N lOlh st. 202 25 *
FOR RENT STOitES AND OFFICES.
n.M s,10on line each Insertion , $1.50 n line per
month. Nothing taken for loss than U5e.
-"fKNToFTICBWACBojonuN
floor nt 170.1 ramani atrect. M0i8 !
f - FOR UKNT , THK 4-STOIIY niltOK
JOlll r'arnnin nt. Tholnilldln * has n fireproof co-
mcnt iKiBciiiPtit , coniploloKtcam hontliiz flxturoa ,
wntiTon nil tlio lloora.eia : , etc. Apply at the office
olTlielloo. 1)10 )
T KOH KENT. COMPLKTRtY FURNISHED
J rcttniirniit , or ebon IIOIIBU. doltifc firHt claHS bnsl-
urns In ono of tlio best locations In the city. In-
ciiilni I1UU So. tilth St. , up Mtnlra. 300-28
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T -OFFICK9 CHEAP. W1THNELU BLOCK . 15T1I
-land Hiiniey. M3I13 111'
ROOM. 32X03 IN CKN-
Jlr.il location , nnltihlc for ilmnm.iltlnff or other
MinHar utmlnuHn. flovator si'tvlco. Inquire Mr . J.
Denson , IfiUl Dotifflns sttvut. _ 380 23
1-Fou HUNT ! JIIUCKSTOUK ROOM IN TK-
l ciiniHuli , Ni'li. , 'J'J hy ( ill fiTt , Btilmblo for nilllln-
pry Blorw , coed opotilnx for such Inmlncss or nhoo
mom ImtHordry goods , lloiit $ J5 per month. II
O. Work. fltM-KJ. *
WANTED TO RENT.
lUtoi , IKo .1 word first Insertion , le nwonl thcro-
nftor Nothing taken for lenn thin U.'c.
Tf-WANTKD.HOO.M3 AND DOAUI ) KOlt FAMILY
IVof four In prlv.ltn IIOIIHO wcit of Slltli Bt. near
IJodcu 8t. Ruhoi'l AilJrcss OV. lleo. 171) )
K SMALTj FtJllNISHKD COTTAOK OH FUR-
iilshi-d rooms for liounokuoplnffi centrally lo-
catod. AtlUrt- O m. Koc. M37-1 ii5
K -WANT TO 11KNT IIOOMS. OENTI/KMAN
and \vlfu wnntH n or It rooms , trooil tv | lr,1ioiiHO
or with retpcctablo family , unfurnished. 1 * . O.
box 7UO , city. M7 ' 'a *
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-WANTED , 11Y TWO OKNTLKMKN , LAUOK ,
nlorly fnrnldhod room In prlvalo family with
board , on or near car line In the vicinity of Hnnnconi
paik. Uefdrcnci'g. Address. O : ir lleo. 380iit ! *
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FIND AT
rpanoimlilc turnm n furnished room , preferably
with bru.iltf.im. In : i Rood prlvnto family , not .1
bonnllne house. The honso nhould bn pleasantly
and healthfully situated. Addrosi O 4' ' , Ileo.
M407 24 *
-WANTED. nOOM AND BOAUD IN PRIVATE
family by alnaln Ri'iiltctiMii. llefert-ncns ex
changed. Address OH8 , Ileo. M337 ' 'I *
-WANTKI ) , FURNISltKD ROOM TOR SINOI.K
yoiinir man within live mhniti-s walk of city
hall. State price AUilrcBS O ill ) , llee. Mi)00 il
STORAGE.
Rates , 1 no a line each Insertion. $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for loss than .JJc.
CUT
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-STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS !
clean and cheap ratea. 11. Wells , 111 ! Karnaiu.
6UO
WANTED TO BUY.
Rates. IMo a word flr-tt Insertion , 10:1 : word there
after. Nothing taken for lofti than 'J5c.
XT-CASH PAID FOR OOLU AND SILVER.
1 > Jacobin & Elsele , room 11,1015 Hondas st.
MT'-'O Aill *
\T-CASH FOR FURNITURE , HOUSEHOLD
J. ' Roods , etc. , or will Boll for owner In our auction
sales. R.V lls , 1111 Fariiam. 693
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FOB SALE FURNITURE.
Ratea , IMe n word first Insertion , lea word thero-
nftur. Nothhiff taken for less than 2. > e.
-FlEiTOTALura
rlitht piano. Inquire room DOS , First National
bank bulldhw. y.M
0FOR SALE. ACORN HEATING STOVE.
Western Diamond cook steve , and oak dlnln ?
rjom net ! almost r.o\v. Inqulro at 100 Stanford
Circle , 1 llli and Vlnton sts. AUU2
JFOR 3 ALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
Rates. IHc a wonl llrst Inacitlon , lea word there
after. Nothhi ? taken for less than 2uo.
p-FOll SALE CHEAP , A NICE PON Y CART ?
-L Inqnlro at 1014 Cumliig street. MB31
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-1ST CLASS KOAUDINO & LIVKRY.WINDSOH
stables , 1410 Davenport ; storage for carriages.
150 ill *
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p-FOR SALE. MARE , HARNESS AND TWO-
J. wheel cart ; cheap. 3517 Franklin mi-ret , after
7p.m. M.illliil *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates. IWoa wonl first Insertion , lea word theie-
aftcr. Notldns taken for less than .Me.
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wlck > V Il.ilke billiard tabht , racki'iii > s and b.ills.
Everything In tlrst-claas shapo. Address N i4 ,
lieu. M48U.
Q - SALE , GOOD MILCH COW , CHEAP.
Inqulru 3021 Dodge st 358 21 *
- SALE. NO. S REMINGTON TYPEwriter
Q-FOR
writer cheap for cash. On tilal to responsible
party , Call at Ass'd Press room , lieu building.
38123
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Ratea , lOoa line each lusci lion , SI.50 n line per
month. Nothing taken for IUHS than 25c.
S 1-MRS ! NANNIE'V WARREN , CLAIUVOYANT ,
; reliable busluosa medium ; 5lh year at 111) N.lilth.
591)
S-SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS , U WEEKS. IIY , A ,
Darton. 012 N. l th Bt. 10 lo 4. 350 28 *
MASSAGfl. BATHS. .ETO.
Rates , lOc a linn each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing lakcn for lesa than 25c.
rp-MADAME SMITH , 602 S."i3TIir aND -LOOU ,
-L Room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol strum.sulphur-
numd sea uaths. n > 200'H'
riMME. . CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET , 3D
-Llloor , loom 7 , nuiBauuc. aluoho ulpliuraud sei
baths. M218 25'
T-MME. STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER 203
1 Douglas block M 105 30-
PERSONAL.
Rates , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line pur
month. Nothing taken for Icsa than 25c.
-MASSAGE T
mal baths , scalp and hair treatment , manlcun
uudchlropodlst.Mrs.l'ost,31UMj. , 15thWUhncll bit
101
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE ,
Rites , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.50 u line poi
month. Nothing tnkcu ( or less than 25o.
\ \ ? LOANS ONIMPROVED"AND UNIMPUOVJSI :
city piopertv , * 3 000 and upwards , 0 to OK poi
ccntiiiodelays. W.FarnaiuSmith&Col320 Faruani
GUI
\\r-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
' ThoO. F , DavlsCo..l505FaniaiiiBtroct. ( JOJ
Yir-MONKV TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES O
' lmpio\ed and iinlinpiovud Omaha real estate , !
to B years. Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farimm. U05
\V-ANTIIONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 3 IH N. Y
i' Life , IcndH at low rates for choice security 01
Nebraska nnd Iowa farms or Omaha city property
007
\y-OENTRAL LOAN i. TRUST CO. , BEF. BLDO
\ 7 $50000 TO $1,500.00 TO LOAN 1 TO I
'I I years on Improve * ] Omaha real estate or farn
lands. E. C. Uurvln It Co. , 208 Shecly block.MS40
lir-MONEY TO 1X1AN AT CURRENT RATES
" Apply to W. B. Melkle , First National Ilk bldg
MS5U
\\r-MORTaAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 401 DEI
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BLD'G. M H23
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , lOon line psch Insertion , $1.50 n , ilnopo
month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
X wLt , ' OAN
curlty ; strictly coutlaentUl. A. E. Harris , roon
1 Continental block 478
X-MONEY TO LOAN
WH will leuil you nuy stun which you wish
small or large , at the lowest possible rates , In tin
quickest possible time nnd for any length of tlin
to suit you. You can pay U back In such Install
incuts ns you vtUh , when you wish , nnd enl
pay for It na longaayou ktt'p lu You can Uorro\
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of proiwrty.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
300 bOUTH 10T1I STREET ,
llrbt Door nbnvo the street ,
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INOOHPOB
ATKD LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
010
/ -DO YOU WANT MONEY1
ixDO
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: Wewllllonn you ANYSUMyou wish onyour
I FURNITURE. PIANOS , HORSES. WAOONS ,
D ; CARRIAGES , WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , etc.
: Wo elvo prompt attention lo all applications ,
; and will carry your loan as Ions as you ulslu
! You can reduce Urn cost of carrying your loan
I by a payment at any tlmo. Thuro in no pub-
! llclly or removal of pioporly.
: FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
lloom 4 , Wlthnull block.
: 11741 Cor , 16th aud Harncy St.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
lUtou , lOoa llnnixjch tuHcrlloul.r3 { allot * pa
month. Nothing tHkiiii fur le than 8 o.
Y-CORRESPONDENOB eoLiritio FRO
J parties vr.tiiilnir lo elmn--u Ihplr lin lnnf , or se
out on tihort noiu-o All lcltor uouhJuntlal. At
I Uroba box 8111 ; it. Paul , Neb , 17J--J1
BU8INE8B OHANOE8.
Contlmttti
-RF.SPONSIRLE IIUYER "wANTFCI FOIt , A
good dairy with nn established trade for CO to
70 gallons of milk dally. Address : Oll.Beo.
M270 37 *
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Y-FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE , BIO BARGAIN
for cash ; good plying business. Addrons N 20 ,
Beo. 070 24
Y- BEST PAYfNfJ MKAT MARKET IN NO.
Omaha for sale or rent. Call nt 250'J Illondo st.
M307S22 *
v-ANY ONE HAVING'A STOCK OF GENERAL
Imerch.inillso from * 4OOO tofd.lKM ) , who wishes
13 realize from 11 nt once , can find n purchaser by
nrtilrosslngOSl , Beo. 344
V-tJEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NEBIIAS-
JL k.i for sale nt n bargain. Western Business
Agcncy.310 N. Y. L bldg. ilt)91 ! )
Y FOR SALE ORTRADE , FIRST-CLASS DRUG
storfc centrally located , gooJ cash buslnpsi. C.
W.I. . P. O Hex 51H M203
V-TO BUY , SELL OR EXCHANGE , BUSINESS
Jt clmiicps , real eslito or limls Apply to western -
orn llli MIIPSS Agency , 310 N. Y. Lv bldg. MH01 35
FOR EXOHANOE.
Rnlcfl , lOcn line each Insertion , $1.50 n line per
month. Nollilng taken for less than iiSc.
y-1 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS
A/and D alto Li. Will sell cheiii or exchange for
mdsc.horsesuudcattle. Add.box70 , Frankfort.tnd.
[ 013
7-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSK. WILL
* J take real estate , money. Box205 , Frankfort Ind.
U13
Z-W1LD LANDS , CLEAR , TO EXCHANGE FOR
properly hero , Wrlto full descriptions. 701
South l7th ! street. M507 A25 *
7-i.noo.oo OR$1,000.00 DRUG AND SUNDRY
/ slock and fixtures for sale , or would tr.ido for
clear landlu , Merrlck , Nance. Hamilton or Polk
counties. Address , Lock Box 4U3 , Central City ,
Neb. 205-31 *
7-1CO ACRES CLEAR LAND , NEAR GOOD
AJeouiity seat , to trade fo merchandise * . ; title per
fect ! n desirable farms write mo ; we can trade. F.
U. Hoxlu. Ogalalla. Neb. M3H8 24
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Rates , 10t < n line each Insertion , if 1.50 u line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 25
N20S 310'
UY LOTS IN
B
STOEPEL PLA E.
Cheapest and belt lota la
OMAHA.
Special prleo and terms to
1IOMI3 BUILDERS.
Stoopol Place lots will always sulranoa la prlo } ,
for Iho city must KTOW westward. Call on or ad
dress W. A. Wubster , 402 Ut-o bldg. 014
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SAFE AND
JprollUitilo Investment
Wo can Blvo you ono.
For ltstaucc ) , .1 Rood farm of 100 acres 10 mlloa
from Omaha. What can you find better !
Or , If you want a homo on easy payments and
oho , ip , wo havu several. Omaha Real Ent.ito and
Trust company , rooni 4. Dee bulldlny. M071
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A KM MORTGAGES. C. P. HARRISON , 013
N. Y. Life. ' ' 780 S2 *
IARGAIN-n LOTS , ONLY 0 DLOCKS
J from Kith street vla'dnct. Jf sold at once only
W50.UO to $550.00 each. R. N. Wlthnoll.
M310 2G
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BARGAINS-HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS. SAT E
or trade. F. K. DarlhiB , Darltor blk. M3.ll
\\HIY NOT INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN A
' i nlc homo ? I am olTorlmr u good 0-room honso
and half aeio lot for half tholr value. This Is a
snap. John W. Robblns , owner. 210 lice Hide.
351 S21
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SALE
FOR
( iood faniiH Hint rent for $2.00 per aero cash
for land In cultivation. 1'rlco $ 'JO,00 per aero.
Also ,
Farms that rent for share of crop. Prlco $8.00 to
$ lli.OU per aero.
Also.
Good unimproved land at $5.00 to $12.00 per
aero.
Terms l-o cash , balance In annual payments.
7 per cent Interest.
LlbUtMl commission given agents.
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Address 316 U. I ) . I ! . . Sioux City. la. M304 25
100 ACRES OF LAND THREE MILES FROM/
Itowu , line siirlng 40 under cultivation an
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per acreif cash , M lu 2 yparw , bal.incu in 10 years ,
8 per cent , R. G. Work , Tccumseh , Neb.
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WE OWN , BY FORECLOSURE , AND OFFER
one of thn best properties on Lowe a vaunt- , nil
In elpgiuil Hhapu. 117 .fuel front , with overj thing
complete ( the house and barn alone costing $10-
000.00) ) , hi a price low enough to Justify a purchase
solely as mi Investment.
It la the best property In Omaha for the inouev.
Look It over Inside and out. Inspect It closely. It
will be sold at a great sicrltlcc. Tills Is an oppor
tunity of your life to get one of the most beautiful
residences In Omaha for less than 50 per cent of
Its actual cost.
Call and wo will show you this property with
pleasure. GLOBE LOAN J. 1 RUST CO. ,
lUth and Dodgu streets.
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INSTIIUMKNTS placed on record August 22
WAHIIANTV DEEDS.
W J Wagoner und wlfo to Lucy nnd
IMwIn l.awioni'e , lots 4 und & , block
1 , Van llourcn Uulglits , , . , . . . . : . . - t 00
Jl R Nynmn to b A Orosjuun , lot 8.
block 1 , 1'ortliiiul 1'laco . I.BQ
W T Satturllcld Ul A II Norton , lot 23.r
blocks , Vundcrcook Terrace . so
John I'telfur and wlfo to Charles
Akofer , lot 19 , block 4 , Mutthows'
subdlr . , . , , . 60
Joseph anil O E IlurUrr nnd wives to
Mrs Mtiltlo Martin , lots S nnd 4 ,
block "E. " und lot 0 , block "I,1'
Oniuuu . , . , . , . 00,00
Muttlo Martin nnd husband to Joseph
and OKllarkpr , a tract In northwest
corner lot 3 , block 00 , Uniaha . , 10,00
Christian 1'oturson to It U Kiunsey ,
lots 'i'it U3 uud 14 ! , block 0 , Qruuttrcy
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Ol'Nlelds"toilvNl'Jl'ds 46-foot 'strip
lu lot 4 , Ilurtlott's add , communclng
ut polut HOfcot west of so corner
of said lot . . . . . . , . 400
J A Mitch and wlfo to Frank lloilu ,
Jot 10 , block 7 , Walnut Hill . , 1,60
ytllT CLAIM UKKD3 ,
Thuiniis IlriMinan to y J fniyth. undlv
y Ict V , block t , Itruniian I'laco. . ,
Total amount of transfers . , ,9 BtJ,60
SOMERS MAKES A : STATEMENT
School Hjgiono is a Subject la Which Ho
Has Keen Interest ,
HIS VIEWS ON DRkeCLOSET ) SYSTEMS
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Explain * the Sjrntomll'ivnd Alleges that
It Is Contrary to All tm * or Ilenlth
Opinions front. Authorltlei
on the Subject.
Health Commissioner Somcrs has taken a
determined stand against the use of the
dry closet heating and ventilating system
in the public schools , and in view of the
difficulty with the Board ot Kducatlon over
the adoption of this system in several of
the school buildings of the city has issued
the following letter to the public defining
his views on the question at issue :
The question of school hygiene is the most
Important problem that confronts the Health
department of this clt.V at the present tltuo
and demands the concern of every family In
the community. The dangers arising from
defective school sanitation are operative
urine forty weeks of the year and destroy
moro lives annually than cholera will de-
troy during the entire century.
During the past school year , moro cspe-
tally since November 1 , the time when a
ncdlcal Inspector was annotated to devote
Us time to the prevention of contagious
liscascs , this department has endeavored to
glvo thorough attention to this branch of
.unitary . Work and our efforts have been
airly successful. At no tlmo during the
fear did any diseases assume the proportions
tions of an epidemic except measles , of
which there were about 200 cases , and lorty
: ascs of diphtheria and scarlet fever ,
ivhen school closed. Since then thcso
diseases have become so nearly obliterated
.hat . during the yresont month wo have re
ported only ono case of measles , and two
; ases of scarlet fever In ono family.
Wo have had no wish to bo arbitrary in
.his . m Uter of school closets , but wo became
convinced that it was the most important
'actor ' in school sanitation , and as that
scorned our business wo have ventured to
.uggcst . the importance of attention to It.
ilogarding the question of authority the
city charter sava :
Tlio Commissioner of health shall hixro
charge , control and supervision of all s n-
' .turytnnd . health affairs of such city ; of
louses , tenements , manufactories and all
.mbllonml prlvnto building of every sort ,
mid of : iny and nil buildings und places not
specified. Tlio Itonrd of Health shall have
powurtodclinu , regulate , suppress and uru-
vent the occurrence of nuisances.
Uuendurablu Odors.
Regarding the question nt issue complaints
uivo coino to us ut times during tbo past
year of disagreeable odors in the Kollom
school building , sometimes almost unendura
ble , which has been admitted to mo person
ally by members ot the Board of Kducatloa ,
and so far ns lean learn Is not denied by any
member of the board or its omcers. Daring
the past six months I lu\Vo taken some pains
to investigate the worlriiiijs of this system
by letters of inquiry addressed to health
boards of several statc iind a largo number
of cities. , ' ; J
With one exception these letters condemn
the system as compared''to the sovror sys
tem , and pronounce all' degrees of censure
upon it. Notwithstanding the fact that it
"s being introduced intojbccasional buildings
.n Michigan at the pros'ent time , it has boon
condemned by tbo Bo.-vtd of Health of that
state for several years. Chicago will not
nllow It inside bur limits. Milwaukee , after
nvestigatlon , has condemned it. Minneap
olis discards it. It is ifi\iolation of our own
city ordinances , has been condemned by the
Board of Health , has been unsanitary in the
Kellom school , and 19an' 1po no reason why
it should bo forced further upon the com
munity , only that the patentees of the sys
tem have-larco interests at stake and _ are
ready to light rather than lese the business
of this city at1 a"tiino when humorous build
ings are being'constructed.
Lot me explain-thoATorltings ottho system
in the Kollom school'building. In the base
ment of the building are two vaults , con
nected with ventilating chimneys , heated by
soft coal hres at ono end and connected by
flues directly with eight school rooms , at
thq other , thesQ school rooms being occupied
by eight teachers and 400 pupils. Into these
vaults are deposited the liquid and solid
excrement of 5)00 ) persons , amounting to 1,000
pounds , which , in theory , is evaporated by
the currents of warm air from the school
rooms to a condition of dr.yness-that it maybe
bo burned annually' or oftcnor. at the con
venience of the janitor. The products of
this process of evaporation , gases , vapor ,
dust and living germs , it is hardly necessary
to add , nro thrown upon the air for the in
habitants of the vicinity to breathe.
A Fo\r V.iinlllur Smells.
When the system works to perfection
everything that is offensive or dnnirorous ,
oven to the disease germs , from this build
ing with 900 occupants is thrown upon the im-
mcdluto neighborhood for Inhalation. But
no si stem works perfectly at all times and
under all conditions. Every ono is familiar
with the fact that' coal gas will sometimes
cscapo from the best regulated stove or fur-
naco. The kitchen range will sometimes
smoke and is aggravated by opening doors or
removing griddles. Wo are all familiar with
the diflicultyof propelling hot air against
adverse currents of air. The inhabitants of
this city are familiar with conditions of
atmosphere when the odors from stockyards
and packing houses several miles distant ,
odors from breweries , smelting vrorks nod.
In fact , tlonso volumes of sinoko and gnsfrom
all the Inrffo buildings In the city , hung
over us llko A pall nml vanctrato our houses.
It h useless to assort th.it cither the Smoad
or Fuller tt Wnrrcn system is proof against
these conditions ,
The Janitor is absent from the building
twelve hours out of twenty-four , and n sott
coal flro will pot low in that time , and the
propollliiEt txsvrorls lost , chnngos of atmos-
pliorlo condition and winds occur , and ad
verse currants are created. The opening
and closing of wlwlons or doors In the bnllti-
IIIR hits n similar effect to the removal of
griddles from the kitchen ruugo and a buck
draft Is caused , the current ls reversed , nncl
onoor more school rooms receive tholr
air supply directly through thcso vaults.
This is no idle theory , or picture drawn by a
vtslotmry fanatic , posing fonoftcet , but a
plain statement of fact susceptible of proof.
It Is claimed by the Uoard of Education
that these conditions can bo remedied , That
is what wo are demanding the most
effectual remedy.
Kceardiug acceptance of plans and specifi
cations of buildings by building and plumb
ing inspectors in violation of existing ordi
nance it would be a curious state of affairs If
the acceptance of thcso buildings , in viola
tion of the law , by an onicer of the law ,
inado that law of no oiled in a given cane.
1'lun nf Snttlnmont.
The Board of Education proposes a
plan for settlement In the courts , and
the Hoard of Health , acting under
the advice of the city attorney has endeav
ored to avoid tlio courts , and in the nbsonco
of Mr. Council I cannot state what action
will bo talcou , for it is quite iwsslblo ho may
have some choice in tlio method of pro
cedure. The Board of Kducatlon , both In
dividually and collectively , is responsible for
this violation of law , and to some oxtunt the
members are personally liable , so that 1 am
not surprised that they are desirous of
selecting a course of action for us to pursue
which will clear their skirts and allow them
to laugh in tholr sleeves while wo have it
out with the other follows.
As compared with vaults and cesspools ,
and In sparsely settled districts , possibly
tlio dry closet system , when entirely discon
nected with the ventilation of school rooms ,
or when placed in a separate building , maybe
bo worthy of some consideration , but thanks
to natural advantages and wlso engineering
skill , wo have a sewer system that com
pares favorably with any in the world , and
beyond question the immcdlatu removal ot
excrement by a good Hushing system
is superior to , anything yet constructed ,
and I point with pleasure to
ho flushing system lu use in the
Jark school as a model of excellence.
i\.s to this Jdunpoi of constant change and
expense that is spoken of , the law demands
connection with the sewer , and if the law is
obeyed there is but little opportunity for
whims and chances. It Is a wlso city as
well as person who is willing to learn by the
experience of others.
Wo have tried some costly oxDorlmonts in
[ Winer , eta , but wo may have to pay a
lilghor price for experiments in school
sanitation , lor lives and health are moro
.ban . money. Very respectfully ,
A. B. SOMISIIS ,
Commissioner of Health.
Dr. Somcrs has letters on the subject from
the commissioners of health of Chicago ,
Milwaukee , Minneapolis , Worcester , Mass. ,
Now Bedford , Boston and members of the
State Boards of Health in nearly nil the
eastern and southern .states , all condemning
the dry closet system of ventilating school
buildings. These letters and reports are on
lllo in the ofllco of the Board of Health and
can bo inspected by any one who desires to
see them.
A Ilnttlo 1'or Hlood.
s what Hood's Sarsaparilla vjgorously
lights , and it is always viutorous in oxpoll
ng all the foul taints and giving the vita
luid the quality and quantity nf porfoo
health. It cures scrofula , salt rheum , bolls
ind all other troubles caused by Impure
blood.
Hood's Pills euro all liver ills. 25c. Sent
by mail on receipt of price by C. 1. Hood &
o. , apothecaries , Lowell , Mass.
AfiAUCIliaia nttlV AVT1VE.
reate Trouble at Now York Workmen's
eellin : Denounced by Itonont l/.iburori.
NEW Yoiuc , Aug. 23. The anarchists
tried to hoodwink the police yesterday
and hold a mooting. They had given
out that the meeting would taKc place at
2 o'clock , but they decided to hold it at
noon. The mooting had bcon in session
an hour when Police Captain Dovory
with a squad of policemen moved down
upon the roads. Great excitement then
ensued. Fully 2,000 persona blocked the
street and the aidowalk as soon as the
police appeared. Clubs wore drawn
and the mob scattered in every
direction.
Later the anarchists attempted to cap
ture the mass meeting of the united
Hebrew trades to bo held in Pithanora's
hall. The meeting was largely attended
and was progressing peaceably when
the tough element began to assert itbolf.
There wore repeated cries for bread and
epithets wore hurled at the capitalists.
The anarchists kept closing in around
the rostrum , ' among them a surly look
ing man with a rod flag partly hidden
under his coat , who was gradually
forcing his way to the steps load
ing to the platform. Several of
the anarchists sprang forward and
mounted the platform. They commenced
to harangue the mooting. Captain
Devory and his men started to force their
way to the platform , and the anarchists
seeing they did not receive any support
plunged back into the crowd again.
Captain Dovery then said the mooting
would have to come to an end. The
chairman stopped forward and asked all
present to depart quietly before blood
was shod. The mooting broke up in the
greatest disorder.
Excited knots of men gathered outside
and denounced the anarchists.
Cominlttou of Itnllol lor Chicago.
CHICAGO , Aug. 23. At a meeting last
night of over 100 delegates from all the
largo bodies of organized labor and a
committee of the business men , a corn-
mittoo of relief and safety was organijod ,
compobod of twcnvy-fivo labor leaders
and twenty-live business men. The busi
ness men include Lyman J.Gago , George
M. Pullman , P. D. Armour , Marshall
Field , Potter Palmer , Franklin Mac-
Veagh , William Penn Nixon , Joseph
Modill , Viotor Lawson and J. "W. Scott.
This committee will work together in
trying to llnd work and broad for the un
employed residents of Chicago.
AVolill Mlllrm Wilt.
LONDON , Aug. 23. The march of
4,000 , striking rainors.from Rhonda Valley
to Elho Vale , Wales , proved iv complete
flzzlo. Of the 4,000 marchers only 200
remained and the police did not think
it necessary to accompany this small
number. Many of the strikers are now
willing to return to work.
Chicago lloucli Hotclt
Four blocks fiom the World's fnlr ; offers
superior accommodations at popular prices
§ 4.00 per day and upwards , according to lo
cation , Amur-loan plan. Itoorns also on the
European plan ; will bo kept In the same lib
eral manner as heretofore.
WAUUEN F. INLAND , Manager.
Italy Hutlilled.
ROME , Aug. 23. It is Bomi-ollleially
announced that the Italian government ,
in view of the friendly disputation shown
by the French government in placing
complete confidence in the ofllciont and
impartial action of the Italian govern
ment for the punishment of guilty par
ties , considers the incident at Aigues-
Mortqs satisfactorily closed.
LONDON , Aug. 23. A Rome corre
spondent says that the French govern
ment has promised to give Ita4y com
plete satisfaction for the Aiguos-Mortoa
massacre , Thoifamilles of the victims ,
as well as the worklngmen compelled ta
leuvo the district , will bo fully indemni
fied.
fied.RQME
RQME , Aug. 23. The anti-French agi
tators tonight continued tholr demon
stration in Naples and Turin. In both
cities mobd tjro down French signs uud
tlu-calcuud Fruuch ro3ldcntg.
SOME SPLENDID SHOOTING
Riflemen at Eusor's Are Making Rattling
Records as Mtiiksmon ,
CRACK SHOTS FROM CINCINNATI ARRWE
Oinnlinni Wrro AtitnnK the Prlsn Winners
Yesterday Attendance nt the Tourna
ment IncrpftRlnic Dnlly Vrevnlnnoo
of Great Kuthuslnum Score * .
Before the echo of the cannon salute had
died away yesterday the crack of the rlllos
innouncod that the second day's contest
'or honors at the eighth biennial tourna-
nent of the Western Shooting league had
commenced In earnest.
The attendance of riflemen was consider-
tbly Incroasud yoitorday , when the mem
bers of the Bcmilninon , Council UlutTs , Kx-
celslorclubof of Davenport , Danish Hlllo
club of this city and the Cincinnati Hlllo
issociatlon appeared on the grounds to win
inirols.
Jovl.tl Otto Sommcrs of Chicago furnished
the llrst subject for the customary ovation
by scoring seventeen points moro than
necessary for the kehr tnrirot in order to
abtnin a modal. Ho was quickly followed
by two members of the Omaha club. Captain
F. It. Heft made KC ! points and II. Peterson
got in some beautiful work on 1U3 points.
A. MuBoan of St. Ixmls then obtained the
fifteenth medal by making 10J points out of
a possible USD.
George ICarll of Omaha was awarded the
next ono on a score of 131 points. Council
BlufTs was honored in turn when \V. J.
Jamison made 128 points out of a possible
Davenport. la. , marksmen next took a hand
and J. D. Hcgonnltter of that rity was
awarded a medal on 1H ! points out of ! HO.
Omaha , by this tlmo , concluded to keep
some of the trophies at homo and up to the
twenty-second medal and the closing , throe
Omahans were pivudly decorated with
emblems.
P. Mengedoht , William P. Stoeckor and
William Krug wore the successful winners
In the order mentioned , at a score of 1125,131
and 13S points , respectively.
On the llrst scores for goldheadod canes ,
which required an additional 175 points to
the 123 already made for the medal , St. Louis
uud Chicago vied with each other to come In
first.
KlllcH Wore Kept Hut.
Iho result was that Dorman and
Schucldewiud of the llrst mentioned city
and Toggonburgor , Grail and Hoff of the
latter place carried off the first honors. With
this last prize all the trohpios that it was
possible for these men to get were exhausted ,
but still their rlllcs were kept hot until the
close of the day.
According to the program 4 cents a shot Is
paid utter the UOO point is passed. D.
Schnoidowind and Sam G. Dornmn of St ,
Louis can claim the limit by fifty points
and more. These two ami T.
Topgcnburger of Chicago , with Andrew
MeI3oan of St. Louis , made ilSO , : iT > 0 , UiiT and
21T points respectively. Aside from this
kchr target the union , stlch and king tar
gets , to which shooting curds are purchased
together , received attention , as well as the
Held and tbo man targets.
Only ono such card Is allowed to each pur
chaser on the Hrst mentioned throe , und it
entitles the bolder to five shots , while as
inativ cards ns desired can bo purchased for
the last two.
Fifty-eight out of a possible 75 points
was the highest number scored by
William Bauer of St. Louis on the Held tar
get yesterduy , McBoan and Schwcighoofor
following with 54 and 51 points each and
II. A. Stockman of this city being uoxt
with 815.
On the man target the "Mound Citv" club
alsolcadwithC.lv. Dunkorloy making 88
out of a possible 100. Omaha claimed second
highest with II. Peterson scoring 87 , to bo
tied by Louis Sicher of St. Louis.
L. Schweighnefer of the sanio place
counted 80 points and was followed by E.
Schottlandor , L. Priestor , F. A. Fuller of
Omaha and J. F. OUivor of Council BlufTs.
The men who exhausted their privileges
on the union , king and stieh targets by dis
charging tholr rifles the limited number of
times , wore as follows : P. Diedrichson of
Bennington , who madeli'J points onthcunion
and 70 on the king target ; L. Slchor of St.
Louis , with 43 and 93 points respectively ;
M. Grau and L. Priestor , making ( W and 07 ,
and US and 87 points on each of thcso targets.
Crack Shots From Ciiiolnnatl.
The crack shots who arrived from Cin
cinnati , O. . yesterday are William M. Far
row , who since 1870 has taken a very active
interest in this sort of sport and who has
pointed his nflo at targets on notable occa
sions.
Ho boars the distinction of being the only
American who over won the Albert prize in
England. He also won the Wlmbleuon cup
in England in 1880 , when 20,000 in prizes
wore offered , the distance being 1,000 yards
with fifteen shots allowed on the target.
During the same year Mr. Farrow also at
tended the Dollymont shoot in Ireland and
scored 70 points out of .a possible 75 ; the
distance being the same as above.
Mat Gindelo , also a member ot the same
club , Is considered tlio crack shot of the
Cincinnati association.
The third good rifleman Is William Ilason-
zahl. From previous records these men
have made it is expected that some very in
teresting shooting will bo done today.
By far the flnost und most expensive
medal displayed on the ground is the ono
now In the possession of C. 1C. Duukcrloy of
St. Louis.
It Is us largo as a hand and reported to
have cost over $500. In 1874 donated by the
mayor and city council of St. Louis to tbo
best marksman of the Sharpshooters club , it
lias been agreed that it shall never pass out
ot the possession of that club.
The best marksman at the annual shoot Is
entitled to hold It until succeeded by an
other ono , who In turn turns it over to
his successor.
Engraved upon it are the names of the
head of the city government and the alder
men at that time , with the word "Honor"
upon its face , and the American eagle with
outstretched whips underneath and stlll'fur-
thor down the insignia of the rillc club.
"Salu * Exesto , Popull Suproma" Is also in
scribed thereon.
The Davenport te.im now hero consists of
J. D. Kopemiittor , Emll Borg , Ed Berger ,
W. II. Hegonnlttor , Charles W. Uanzow ,
John W. Buck and Franlc Bredow.
NOVA. SVU1I.I tHtllMSnii'T.
Much DiiinucB to Shipping ttnil I'rupcrty on
Hlioro f.HUt ) ( iirl Killed in Halifax.
HALIFAX , Aup. 23. Not Hlnco the
memorable storm of thirty years ugo ,
when fifty vossola v/oro wrecked on this
coast , has such n gulo swept Novw Scotia.
The storm sot in Monday night and con
tinued twenty hours. Ruin poured in
torrents. Tlio gale raxed trees and
houses and did much dainugo to ship
ping , The entire electrical system of
the city was demolished.
Lizzie Morrlssey , ngod 12 years , was
killed on Lockmun street by coming in
contact with electric light wire- } .
The eastern portion of the harbor Is
Btrown with small boats and several
yachts belonging to squadrons wore
wrecked. An immense amount of dam-
ngo'was done to public parks , gardens
and cemeteries.
The storm extended nil over the mari
time provinces , hut details are meager.
It is ienrod many shipwrecks have oc
curred along the coast.
It is reported that the steam tug Dor
cas witli the barge Etta Stewart in tow ,
coal laden , from Sidney for this port ,
was wrecked near the Three Fathom
harbor , forty'milos from Halifax , and all
hands , twelve in number , were lost.
Fears are entertained for the uafoty
of the steamer Carroll , which left for
Capo Breton and Prince Edward Island
yesterday wth | a largo number of pas
Bongers and of which nothing has since
been heard.
Plies of pooptu have piles , out IJo Witt1 *
Wltuli Hazel Salvo will cure them.
Threati to KHinii Wealthy _
NEWPORT , It. I. , AUK , 23. SooIoty IH
greatly agitated ever u rumor thai uu
attempt Imtl I > OOD made to klilnnptho In-
fnnt child o ( Mr. and Mrs. Hooker IJam-
mcrsloy. This Is the child known rta
the $7,000,000 baby , slnco It has boon
worth thnt nmntint from the moment of
its birth. , U was founil thnt ail there is
to it is tlu > t n suspicious looking char-
nctor hud been hanging around the
llammorsloy vllln ( or a day or two and
HO alarmed the parents of the treasure
that they employed a dotootlvo to watch
tholr promises night and tlay. The in
truder has slnco disappeared.
A number of prominent fumllioa here ,
notably the Vandorbllts , have re
ceived threatening loiters this summer
stating that if money was not forthcom
ing Homo member of their family might
bo missing. The rumor about the Ham-
inorsloy baby has croutod n panicky
fooling among the rich mothers.
Piles of people have PIIM , nut Da Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro tnom. ,
TIIKIII H-IIK.IT.
Northern I'nrlllo Klcv.itor Company Witt Kr-
olinnifo ( irnln U Hold * for ttrrnlpln.
ST. PAUL , Aug. 2't. The celebrated
COM ) involving the Northern Pacific Klo-
vntor company , a largo munbor of Now
England banks and several hundred
farmers ot North Dukotn and northern
Minnesota cumo up before Judge Will
iams of Arkansas in the United States
circuit court hero. It was in the shnpoof
nn application by Itocolvur Forbes for an
order allowing him to distribute to the
fanners the wheat which they had
actually delivered to the elevator com
pany upon the return to the company of
its receipts. This application was ob
jected to by the Now England banks
and other creditors of the company who
hold warehouse receipts as collateral
security for notes , for the reason that It
gave owners of wheat receipts prefer
ence ever the holders of warehouse re
ceipts given as security for money
loaned.
Judge Williams granted the applica
tion upon the ground that as the wheat
was received from the farmers the eleva
tor company was a bailee and legally
bound to return the wheat upon the sur
render of the receipts , while ns to the
warehouse receipts delivered as security
for money the elevator company waa
practically a chattel mortgagor , and if
It issued the receipts without being in
possession of the whoat'lt had committed
a fraud , or If it had wheat on hand at
the time it issued the receipts and sub
sequently disposed of the same it had
misappropriated the wheat.
The decision of the court will affect
about 210,000 , bushels of wheat duo the
farmers. The company has borrowed
about $1,100,000 und hi\q issued waro-
hoiiHO roceiptH to secure the snmo to Mio
amount of 1,750,000 bushels. The shortage -
ago in the wheat is about 500,000 bushels.
The company claims that nt the tlmo It
issued the warehouse receipts it had the
wheat on hand , and that the shortage
was from the settlement of the May cor
ner in Chicago. There are seventy-one
creditors of the company in Now England
alone , among thorn ninny banks who had
loaned the company money.
Piles of people have piles , out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro thorn.
Northern 1'uiilllu Jtruolvcrn AflkliiKT 1'owrrtt *
NKW YOKIC , Aug. 23. The Times says
the counsel to the receivers of the
Northern Pacific Railroad company
have prepared a petition to the United
States court asking for authority to
iasuo receivers certificates. This peti
tion will bo proiontcd to the United
States dis-trict judge in Milwaukee today
or tomorrow.
I'ardrldifO to Un Muck to Dr.v Oood .
CHICAGO , Aug. 23. A local paper
says that Ed Pardridgo , the well-known
Board of Trade plunger , will henceforth
devote his attention to dry goods.
Negotiations are now in progress , it is
said , whereby lie wi 1 succeed to the
business of Fish , Joseph & Co. , who two
years ago bttcccodcd him.
Mnrrlod u Wnuk and Mitrdnrml.
ij , I. T. , Aug. 23. Constable
.Too Jones was shot and killed today at
Paul's Valley , twenty miles south of
here , by John Stevenson , whom ho was
trying to arrest. Jones had been mar
ried only ono week.
( iro\ur und , inu AlUhllltj Go.
BUZZARDS BAY. , Aug. 2 ! ) . The pres
ident and Joe Jefferson wont 'fishing
yesterday. The president and family
probably leave hero next week.
BEWAKE OF HARD CIDER.
Imblhod to the .Tap : l.linlt It N Good fur
Vorty-ii ht llmirs.
"Talk about boor jags , your whisky
jag-jags and your champagne jatroty-
jag-jags all you please , but for n jag that
parts you ntrnight down the middle and
wears Jncaudoscont cornstalk whiskers
thnt-stroani out on the soughing wind
like the tail of a comet , commend mo to
hard elder , " said Colonel N. L. Jackson ,
as ho ran a parlor match carefully up
his trousers leg , lit a stnga and sank
into n scat at the Llndoll with a &igh
of a man acquainted with the
tired feeling , says the St. Louis Globe-
Democrat. "I was raised in Hush
county , Indiana , or partially BO. At 10
I ran away from homo , entered the army
and the robs captured mo. I'm still a
prisoner hold by the enemy. Well ,
sir , I wont back to the old homcstoad on
a visit last month , after an absence of
thrco decades. Did you ever revisit
father and mother after an absence of
thirty years ? Tt is enough to break a
man's heiirt. When I loft homo father
was a magnificent specimen of physical
manhood , just turned , straight as un
arrow and with the rosy cheek of a boy.
Mother looked scarce HO the comeliest
woman of the county. Of coin-so , I know
they had grown old father was 70 but
I could not think of thorn as old. When
a white-haired man , bowed with ago ,
and a httlo fmrivolod old woman cnmo
forward to greet mo , it broke my nerve
completely.
"Well , otr , the little old gentleman
had some of the cider still on hand that
I made the year I ran away to follow
Grant and find u wife and babies in the
sunny south. Ho had boiled It , added a
pock of mustard and put it up in glass
fruit jars. All the old neighbors came
in that nicht to Bee mo and father
opened up several jars of that . ' 10-year-
old elder. It was like oil and hud u
flavor that would take the shine ofl the
Falornhui of Horace. Wo all sampled
It bovoral times. It was only cider , you
know. The next morning the minister
mudo an early call , and found sixteen of
his moat respectable parishioners too
drunk to spit over their chins. It pro
duced nn awful Hcandnl and came near
disrupting the Cumpbolllto church. Tlio
worBi of the business was that wo
couldn't got sober. Six hours is long
enough for any white man to got rid of
a Manhattan cocktail jag , and eight
hours will finish up the most pronounced
case of blue label hilarity after you not
deliberately about It , but wo were drunk
for two days and appeared to bo getting
drunker all the time. Slnco then I refuse
fuse to touch cider unless I BOO the yol *
low jackets buying around it. "
Die lU t I I'.Yvr Uinil.
j'lXKXur , Wayne Co. , N , C. Chamber-
Iain's Colic , Chnlnra and Dlarrluua Komody
is the host niedlclno for the purpose for
\vhluh It U intended I hat I over used , I
rurod three cases of ilyncntory with ono Ht-
llu bottlu of that ni illolii ( > , K. S. DKM.
Quartet slu aAmrtiimu buuoh tonight