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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , AUGUST 7 , 1891. V
8PEGIHL
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until U M P. m. for the fvnnlng and until 1.00
p. m for the tnornlnn nnd Sunday edition * .
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IlntM , IHo a woid nr t Inserllon , lo word
thorfaflcr Nothing taken for low limn Zxi for
flrnt Insertion , . . . .
Thc advertisements muni run coniecullvely.
"SITUATIONS WANTED.
i CAN I3O OFFICE WORK.
I can travel or retail groceries.
I mint ilo something quick.
Il t references from iasl Job.
Address fl M , lleo oinci- A842-10'
ACTIVE'iioFoF 14 WANTS BTEADY KM
ploymenl , with bonnl ; wages no object. A M BJ7.
_ _
nv DANE nun. , PLACE FOR
l.ou.work in good family. 1611 Freder-
-
_
A MKCHANICAL DRAFTSMAN DESIRES EM-
ploymcnt. stenographer. shipper. clerk or
helper In nny capacity ; wages mcjlirn If. Address -
dress T 4. llco olllei' . A M9 11
WANTED MALE HELP.
SOLICITORS. TEAMS FURID1N8TALLMENT ! ;
goods American Wringer Co. , 161J H"
A. 8UITARL13 MAN. WITll HMALt , CAPITAL
can secure good sltuallnn nnd management of
thU city. The
Imslne * * of a corporation In
iiomo Co. want * resldonl manager In every
city In Nel < , nnd lown , having population of
C.o-X ) and upward" , ( live former experience and
reference , Box M. Omaha. B-8IC-7
WANTED-TWO MEN OF OOD ADDRESS ,
capable of nelllng a nlco line of lnilnlin ni
goods. Call 1603 Howard sU B3IO-S'
WANTrioTooorTimooM MAKER. FREMONT
llroom Co. , Nebraska. B-M9..3 9
BALBHMAN WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY
In U. H. $76.00 month and expends. Olllce ,
mlvoriming , delivery team furnished. Good
monopoly. A.Mmiit 1C. B. Co. . 132 Colonnade
bids. , Boston , Mas * . B-M944 7 *
SALESMAN WANTED. TO HELL A STANDard -
ard chemical for the prevention of scale In
iMillern , wnlir softener for laundries , etc. Sal-
nry and commission. Tprrllory , Ont.iha nnd
surrounding towns. A nrnt-clasi man lenulrcd.
Address , with references. 1C. C. Co. , 11eat
Lake street , Chicago. 111. B-M911 .
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , A GOOD , RELIABLE. INOUSTRI-
ous woman to cook and do our house
work ; small family ; eli-mly employment ; pleas-
nnt position for a suitable peisnn. Apply to
W. 8. Heiivry. chief * of police. _ C M313 7
LADIES WANTING FIRST-CLASS GIRLS
apply Scandinavian Y. L Home exchange. 205
N. ICth. C-M01C 19 *
_
WANTE I ) , A COMPETENT NURSE GIRL ;
refer'-nces. Mrs. E. llosowater. 1711 DouKlas
street. C-M9W9 *
WANTED , A WET NURSE WITHIN ABOUT
10 ilays. AddrufH T 6. euro Bee. C--M9W 9
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT STENOGRApher -
pher , usInR Remington ; muni also write a
neat , plain hand and he accurate III clerical
woik. Address In own writing. T G. lice.
C M91J
FOB BENT HOUSES.
TENTS FOn KENT. 1311 FAKNAM ST.
VEIIY FINE 7-ItOOM COTTAGE AT HE-
duccd price ; call at once. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 1702 Furnnm street. D CGI
WANTED-GOOU MEIHUM I'llICED HOUSES.
I.lst your houses for runt with Ames.
D CCS
FOIl IlENT , r > ESIUAHI.E DWKLI.INOS IN
all parts of city. E. II. tiheafe , 32 I'axtun hlk.
D-913-AC
HOUSES , F. 1C DAIUINa. IIAUKEU HI.OC1C.
FOR HENT , WODEUN 10-HOOM FI AT , CENtrally -
trally located , will readily 1111 with roomers.
E. II. Shcafe , 4 2 1'qxtPn block. U 318-A6
HOUSES IN AI.I. I'AUTS OF THE CITY. THE
O , 1Davfs company. 1505 Farnani. D M7
? -nOOM COTTAGES , MODEIIN , CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Ulguttcr , 201 llco bldg.
D CCS
ItKNTAt. AGENCY , 607 BIIOWN I1I.OCK.
1) CC3-A17
KEUCENNY & CO. . II. 1. CONTINENTAL. 11L.K.
IJ-C70
FINE 7-IIOOM COIINER FIAT AT 701 8. ICTH
street ; rnnno and all other conveniences. George
Clouscr , room 2 , 1CM Farnam street. D 300
FOR IlENT-IF SOME GENTLEMAN AND
his wlfo would like to rent a desirable modern
house of nine rooms In a choice location , wo
have It. IJogns & Hill. D 390-A20
CALL AT OFFICE FOB FULL , DESCRIPTION
nnd photOKiaph of these houses :
3225 1'rntt street , 4 looms , 58.00.
3313 Howard stieet , 4 rooms , new , 310.00.
2113 Bristol street , 7 > rooiu cottage , everything
In It , bound to suit. > :3.UO.
One of the finest 7-room houxcs In city , $30.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 17th and Fnrnum sts.
U-572
FOIl RENT , MODERN 0-RO01I COTTAGE ;
call forenoons 1KI Sherman avenue. D M62I
C ROOMS , MODERN CONVENIENCES ; 8i8 8.
18th it. D 740-0
FOR RENT HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS IN
Rood repair ; well and cistern. Enquire at 1518
Webster street. D 767.i (
H HOUSES. F. D , WEAD. ICTH & DOUGLAS.
D 772-7
FOR RENT , LARGE TWO-STORY RUILDINO ,
formerly used by the Marhoft Trunk Factory ,
2 0 Seward st. D-790 si
JOH MASON ST. , 8 ROOMS , LAWN , HARN ;
elegant location , $30.00. 8. K. Humphrey , 923
Now York Life. D 781 C
10-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVENIENCES.
C21 S. 19th street. D-841-6 *
FOR RENT. MOST DESIRAI1LE HOUSE , 2513
Fuiimm. R. C. 1'atteraon , Kaluga block.
D-M901
MODERN SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE. $25.00 ;
8lx-room cottage. J20.00 ; each having barns ,
line locations ; good neighborhood. Address H
19 , Ilee. D-M8S3 7
FOR RENT , NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
1811 Dodgo. Reference required. D M914 7 *
BENT FTJBNISHEU BOOMS.1
A LARGE EAST FRONT PARLOR , NICELY
furnished , \ory desirable , at reasonable nites.
321 N , 15th direct. E MC28
NICELY FURN1SHKD SOUTH FRONT ROOM
In private family , all conveniences ; gentleman
preferred. Reference icon I red , CH N. 21st it.
E-700-0
IIOOM8 Ft'RNlSHED OR UNFURNISHED.
1C19 Dodge st. E 7S8 8
3 NICE ri'IlNlSHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping , ilia 8. llth. E MSOO 9
UisTRARLE FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT
moms , modem conveniences , en mo floor , 1SJJ
ClilcusQ. E-M911 10
ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 119 N.
_ 15th. K M9M 8'
FURNISHED ROOMS , C28 SOUTH 13TII ST.
E M933 20 *
FRONT ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO GENTLK-
men. COS S. mil street. E M9I5 11 *
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
YOUNG WOMEN'8 HOME UNDER CARE OF
Wumen'u Christian association. Ill 8. 17th sU
F 71
i 1 ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2130 HARNEY.
F-17S-A12 *
, ROOMS WITH BOARD 1316 CHICAGO ST.
F-MJS1-A20 *
NICELY FPRN1BHED .ROOMS AND FIRST
class board. 1721 Dodge. F-215-A1I
WHAT IS THAT ON THE 8.E. COR. OF ICTH
nnd I Inward T Why , the Webster hotel , where
you ran net elegant rooms , Hh or without
liuard , ill iraHonahlo rates ; b tea in heat nnd
everything lltcla d. F M9M
BOt'TH 1-ORNT ROON FOR A GENTLEMAN ,
with llitclii 3 board , Call at 172 IKHlgo
street. F MS97 7
NICELY Fl'RNISIlED ROOMS WITH HOARD ,
_ _ 613 N. 20th. F lt 7 *
LARGE Ft IINISHEO ROOM. WITH HOARD ,
for l\un line locution ; till modern comenl-
em-en. Address T 1. lte . F M9ii 11
GOOD HOARD AND ROOMS , il.OO TO H.OO I'ER
week ffllS D.iu nport , r M93I It *
UBNI8HE1) BOOMS FOB KENT
3 NICE ROOMS ; WATER. COS N. 13TH ST.
I'NFL'RNISHED CHAMRKRS FOIl HOUSEkeeping -
keeping to man and wife ; no children , 319 No.
17th tt (1-SJ
$11 KOt'K ' LAROK. UNFURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping , or mot * U desired , ttill St.
Mury nvunuu , O M83I I *
, , THRFE PLEASANT ROOMSrCLOSL-rH. CO.VL
P' house , city water ; hoiuektvplng. Wit Houard
utii'iM G-M9U i'
FOB BENT STORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT. Till4STORY HftlClC 1IU1I.UINU
DIG I'ltrrum itrcot Th biilldlni ; has a lira-
proof cement basement. rompUtu steam heat-
i Ing flxtur s , uater on nil llooni , gas , ete. Ap
ply ttt the v1ce of Th Dee. 1-319
CORNER U.X ( ) . IN-
quir * fi- ir.SSJ
AGENTS -WANTED.
AGENTS , HOTH HKXEfl. TO TAKB CONtracts -
tracts for reliable firm. 455 I'axton blk , Ornsh * .
J-741-A30 *
AOI3NT3 TO TAKE ORDERST Y 8AMPLB AT
home or trnvel. We pay liberal rutary and ex
penses or good commission nnd furnish
mtnplrs to right applicant. Address Lock
llox 1JS4 , New York city.
WANTED TO BENT.
WANT TO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
tenement block or number of dwellings cen
trally located. Addrcsi I' , O. llox 7i)2. ) 1C 37i
WANTED. TO RENT A ONE-HORSE , LIGHT ,
two-seated surrey. Address S CS , Ilee.
1C M905 7 *
FURNISHED COTTAGE OF AHOUTTROOMff
desirable location , Address T 2 , Dec.K
K JM-8
I WANT TO RBNT C-IIOOM COTTAGE , WITH
lialh and lawn. Describe It and state price.
Address T 3 , IJee. 1C-M9I6 8-
STOBAQE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CUOSS.lill IIARNEY.
M C72
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
end cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.M .
M C71
OM.VAN&STORAGE CO..1M2 FARNAM. ToUM
REST STORAOn HUILDING IN * OMAHA. U ,
8. gov. bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1013 Leavenworth.
WANTED TO BUY.
REST FOR T1IK MONEY.HAVANA FRECKLES
N-M367-AU
HIGHEST PRICI'3 PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , eld , I. IJrussell , 710-712 N. 16lh
N friS-Ao
HAVE HETWEEN $700.00 AND $1.000,00 IN
cash lo pay for soulh or eaul fronl lot , within
mlle of HlRh school , on street wllh water , cas
nnd newer ; Btato location by street. Address
T 7 , lleo olHce. N M047 8
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY [ YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prlcei on furniture & household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. . C13-615 N. 10th st.
O 076
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONSETC
FOR SALE. TWO (1OOD FAMILY HORSED ;
cheap for cash ; safe nnd reliable. II. L.
llurkel , undertaker , 23d nnd Cumlng streets.
P MS40
FINE SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
rlages. A. J. Simpson's Repository , 1411 Dudge.
P 51I-A24
2 TOP IHIGGIES $35 A $ C3LEATIIER TOP CAR-
rlago $05. Driiminond Carriage Co. P 531
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 HORSES WEIUH-
Ing 1,000 Ibs. each , 6 and 7 year old. Fred
Terry , 430 Ramge block. P 7C4
TINE HORSE , UUC3GY AND HARNESS. AD-
Uress a 40 , lice. P-7CO-7 *
FAMILY HORSE CHEAP. 022 GEORGIA AVE.
P-817-6'
THE REST LEATHER TOP HUGGY IN OMAHA
for 150.00. Drummdnd. ISth and Harney.
P-5M
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE. Flltol MORTGAGES , GUARAN-
tecd 8 per ceil , 6Uin of $300.00 to $1,000.00.
Why take 4 per cent when you can get 87
Ames , 1C17 Farnain. Q.-M834
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHU' OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omaha and Council UlutTs. Lnmorcaux
Uros. , 30li So. ICth. Omaha. Q-J32-A17
ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. CIILHERT
Hros. . Council Uluffs. Q-1523-A23
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fence made. C. R. Lee , 001 Douglas.
Q-774
RANK AND PLATTH VALLEY SAND FOR
mile. C. W. Hull Company , 20th & Izanl sts.
Q-775
WAGON UMURELLAS. SIMPSON , 1411 DODGE.
Q B13-A24
THE 11EVERIDGE AUTOMATIC COOKER , NO
odor , does not burn , saves ' ,4 fuel. Ills any
etove , coal , gasoline or gas ; send for circular.
Milton Rogers & Sons , sole agts , Farnam & 14th.
Q 749-A30
MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Dr. Searles & Searles , 1110 Farnam st.
R 131-A10
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
rugs. Smyrna rugs repaired , 1521 Leavenworth.
. U MHZ
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE -
llablo business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 10.
3 076
CLAIRVOYANT PROFESSOR WHITE CAN RE
consulted on business , marriage , divorces and
all family affairs ; thu future plainly revealed ,
lovers united , troubles helped , names of
friends and enemies ; also the ono you will
mairy. Hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p. in. . Sun-
day. 9 lo 5. 1617 Chicago street. S-IQJ-AIO *
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
MADAME SMITH , C03 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , Bteain , sul
phur and sea. baths. T MS98 U
MASSAGE , MADAM HERNARD. 1419 DODai !
T MC51-12"
PERSONAL.
LADIES' AMDER JEWELRY TO ORDER ;
also repairing. 613 S. ICth slreel. U MC77
TRY HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC SMOKE.
U M307-A19
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Muller'a new Ice cream parlois , 2S02 Leaen -
worth slreel ; everything Is new , Including the
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream Uell\ered.
U-C78
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation fiee. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 34IS lleo bldg. Lady attendant.
U C79
UNION I1RAND-GENUINE WHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Wheatel New breakfast food. Ncal &
Comad , Wholesale Agenls , Omaha.
U-2S3-A15 *
WHOLE WHEAT UREAD FROM UNROLTED
Hour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , 217 N. ICth st.
U 212-A19
MASAGE 1IATIIS. MME. POST. 319'.4 S. 15TII.
U 335
UMURELLAS MADE. RECOVERED AND RE-
paired. 105 Soulh Sixteenth street. U-3M
CREAM FOR WHIPPINGjCOTTAGE CHEESE.
Walerloo creamery , 1C13 Howard ; ttl. 1332.
U M1IO-A11
SAMUEL RURNS INVITES YOU TO SEE IHS
nevr dinner sets at $3.75 , formerly $10.00.
U-S03 A24
RALDUFF
A pleasant and convenient place , 1520
Farnain itrect , Paxtou block ; 'phono 711.U .
U 6SO
THE WOMAN'S RAKERY SUPPLIES VA-
rlety of choice goods , besides live kinds of the
best bread In market ; whola wheat bread a
specialty ; foods delivered ; telephone 451. Mrs.
C. Bavlllc , manager , 1104 N. 21th St.
U-M3-A-M
STRAW HATS CLEANED. RESHAPED AND
made new , t.03 N. 20th SI. U & 23-A-23
WANTED FOR UNION CO. > A1R. AT ELK
Polnl , S. D. , ono merry-go-round and on * bal
loon ascension man. Apply to sccrelary. Elk
Point. S. D , , fair , Sept. IS. 19 , 20 ami 21. H.
Miirphey , secretary. U 608 10
MME. LA ROOK , MASSAGE , 1609 LEAVEN-
worth st , , third door , fronl rooms lo Uft
Lt-7JMI
TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES. 4 FOR
2ic. Proctor. 618 B. 16th street. U M8 4
LADY CLAIRVOYANT ; HEALTH AND IJU8I-
ness especially . 1028 S. 20th street , Omalla.
U M910 11 *
WANTED , THE ADDRESS OF HENRY II.
Poll or Potts , who In 1890 was nl or near
Omaha , Neb. ; $10.00 will bo given for post-
( Vtlce address , K. R , Ickl , box 84. Crcston ,
lu. U-M il 11-
MONEY TO LOAN RBAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bouBhl. F. C. Chesney , Kantai Clty. Mo.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , J18 N.Y. LIFK
loans nl low rales for choice security on Ne
braska anil Ion a farms or Omaha city property.
W-681
_ _ _ _
LOANS , B. H. 8H11AFB. 431 PAXTON HLK.
W-S18-A4
_ _
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trual Co. . 1703 yann.ui st. W ttl
MONEY TO IX > AN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , Urennun , Love & Co. , I'axton tl .
Vf-M
_
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property ; $3,000 & upwards. S la ti ) iwrcenl ! na
delay * . W. 1'arnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrntn.
W tit
_ _
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
arid Ndiriuka farms at from C to 7 per c nt ,
V , ' . U. Mclkle. Flnt Ntllooal bank bulMlnc.
LOANS WANTED. J , N. FRBNXEoPP. I * o
W -7CJ-II
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
Continued.
MdRTOAOB LOANli. A. MOORE , Ml N.Y.LIFE.
\V-tMn
MONEY TO IXAN AT LOWEST RATES. THI3
O. F. Davis Co. , 1WJ Farnam st. W-631
OMAHA LOAN & TIIUBT CO. . ISTH ANU
Douplns streets , loan money on city and farm
property at lowesl rales of Interest. W 03
UNITED STATES MORTUAOE CO. OF NEW
York , Capital $2,000,000. Surplus $600.000. Hub-
mil choice loans lo F , S. 1'uiey , ngcnl. Flrsl
National bank building. W-M1
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATRM ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha resl estale ,
1 lo.B years. Fidelity Trusl Co. . 170J Farnam.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real eslala. Urennan , Lota & Co , , Paxtnn blk.
W 6M
SEE F. D. WEAD FOIl ANY MORTGAGE
loan you nanl to make or sell. W 771-7
FIRST MORTGAGES I1OUOHT ON DOUGLAS
or Sarpy county farms. Recil & Selby , Ml
Roanl of Trada building. W-8IS
LOANS ONr D"oUOL.Cs OR PARPY COUNTY
farms. Write us. Reed & Selby , 3.11 Chamber
of Commerce bldg. W SSI
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 P.AMGE IlLOCIv.
X-63J
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANCk
horses , wagons , etc. , al lowest rales In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly conllilontl.it , jou
can pay the loan ore nt any tlmo or In nny
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
306 South ICth street.
X-63S
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
lure , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security , nl lowest possible rates , which
you can pay buck at any lime , nnd In nny
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4 , Wlllmell block. X-C33
SHORT TIME LOANS , 432 PAXTON IILOCK.
X-917-A6
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
crly. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build
ing. X 696
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATnT
securities. Address P. O. Rex 732. X 373
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. ALL FURNITURE NOW IN USE
In conducting a first-class hotel. Hotel build
ing can be leased for any number of ye.irs.
Mrs. A. R. Ray. Valentine , Neb. Y-M3C3 11
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLEsTA 10C CIOA R7
Y-M387 A19
FOR SALE , RAKERY AND RESTAURANT IN
n wood live town of 1.000 to 1,100 population.
Addicss IJco olllce , Lincoln. Y MJ27 7
When you want HELP Let THE BEE
HELP you get HELP 25c for seven
teen words or less first time , and a
penny a word after that no matter
how many words There are lots'of
folks needing ; HELP We will HELP
you and you will get HELP.
28 ,
P 23 , . _ _ , _
„ , . YOlTwANT TO RUY.SELL OR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.THADESALE,1C03 DodBO
OMAHA IMPROVED PROP-
FOR TRADE FOR
crlles worth $1.000.00 lo $10.000.00 , good farm
lands In this state ; will " " "ume reabonabl e In-
cumbrance. What have you gel ? Ames , 1617
Z-M317
Farnam slreel.
_
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHAN-
dlso of every kind , a small livery In first class
shape. Inquire at drug store , 8014 svc.
WAER-POWER TEED MILL. DWBI.LINO
house and 8 acres of land , ten "I'lfa" ' "
Council Bluffs. F. C. Lougee. Council Ruffa.
Iowa. _
A 10-CENTER FOR 6C. HAVANA
FOR EXCHANGE , FINE LANDS. WELL LOcated -
cash , for slocK or
cated , productive nnd som
Beneral merchandise. Address Lock Box 30.
Neb. /-MJ04 11
Beaver ICey , _ _
WANTED. STOCK OF CLOTHING , GROCER-
les and hardware In exchange for Improved
Omaha realty. R. C. Patterton. Raingo block.
ttA \ Jvi
FOR TRADE , A HORSE FOR GOOD HUQCIY
or a good driver ; will pay difference. HI.
' stable. K M93j
Mary's Avenue Livery _ 7J _
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TO EXCHANGE. SCO ACRE "RANCH IN NE-
tiraska for good horses and ono-thlnl cash. 8.
W. Boyd , Fremont , Nebraska. X Ma s 20
Vfi LlT EXCHANGE ONE-HALF INTEREST IN
n W-bbl. roller Hour mill and elevator for Im
proved farm land. Particulars on application.
Address Box 1153 , Breckenrldgo , III.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
SNAP SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE
miles from postolllcc , $100 per ncro ; inluhl take
eomo trade. SOI N. Y. L. building.R .
R L-
FOR SALE 40. CO OR 100 ACRES , JOINS FLOIU
cnco. Splendid land for Investment. Only $00
ai acre. Ames , 1C17 Farnam slrjet.
Jv Lj" Si3I a
FOR SALE , CHOICE SECTION LAND NEAR
Lexington , Daw son county. No liner land In
Iho state. Ames , 1817 Farnam. It E M318
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES FROM
postolllce , In Uacts from 10 to 160 acres. A
creal barnaln. Will lake soma Irade. N. D.
Keyes. 617 Paxlon block. _ RE M730
LIST BARGAINS FOR QUICK TURNS. 1603
Dodge. R E 700
A BAIUJAIN FOR SALE. 80 ACRES LAND.
70 In cultivation. 10 In timber ; well Improved
crop , stock and Implements ; new house , wltn
t rooms and well furnished ; cash , $2,600.00 ;
two miles from railway elation. For particu
lars apply lu O. A. Hebcrer , PhllHpsburg ,
Lacledu county , Mo. RE M753 7
FOR SALE , 4.460 ACRES OF LAND CO MILES
northwest of Omaha , Address Thomas Kerl.
Oakland. Neb. RE-M777 81'
_
BARGAIN. A FINE 4JO-ACRB FARM. 1J
miles from Omaha , only $10,00 per acre. C. 11.
lloalrlBhl. 301 N. Y. Life , RB-3M a7
C. D. Hl'TCHlNSON. 1023 FARNAM. HAS
cash customers to buy cheap lots ; cuslomer
for lol near 31st an < l Dodge ; homo and carriage
for cheap lot , 0-room housx for viicanl prop
erly , groceries and h.irdwaro for c.ish nt.il real
estate ; lenanl for furnished house ; can lent
nlcucollagcs. RI3-882 7
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$ Tw l'ER ACRE \V ILL" BUY AS FINE A
stock and hay ranch as there Is In the Elkhorn -
horn valley ; only $1,000.00 rash required ; bal
ance on lonx time ; 1,080 acres In n bunch.
Correspond with Clarcnca Belah , O'Neill. 'Neb.
RE-MBE ) 7
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CELlar -
lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 13th and Hahler ;
fl,250,00 ; long time. Enquire 131J Farn.im.
Buinuel Burns. RE3J
iTTllOAlNS. HOUSES. I/OT8 AND FARMS ,
ul or trade , F. 1C. Darling. Barker blnek.
R E3J
FOR BALE. tt MILES FROM OMAHA. 410
acres well Imprnvrd ; 160 acres In hay. 170 In
com and oats. b lane In tlinbtr. Will sell
lor $10 nn acre en easy terms. II will pay la
lme tl nt thl * . Am i , mi Fsrnam.R .
R E-MJlt
BICYCLES REPAIRED AN 1'REMODELED. '
Tires and sundries. Safes tpjtnrd , repaired. C ,
R. Heflln , locksmllh , 311 N. 'ffth ' street. 92Af <
IHCYCLE3. NBW AND OL1 > . $20 TO $12S
easy rAyments ; wo rent ami repair. Omani
Blcyclo Co. . K3 N. Ulh sQ.'l t 703
NEW WARWICK , 1M4 PATTERN. STRICTLY
hl/th grade , ndjmtsble handln and rear brake
on no olher wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal. Coke
& Lima Co. , 16lh nnd DofliiiAg si. 13J-A10
11ICYCLES-ALL 8TYLE8. ;
Rend for our list of second .hand and shop
worn blcyelM. Repairs ahtt fcYcle sundries of
all kinds. M. O. Dnxon. 40i N. IGth st. Ml
SHOBTHAND AND T YPEWBITINO.
VAN BANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTIIAND. 613
N. Y. Lite. Omaha. Ask for circular. 7
LEARN PRACTICAL RUSINKSS & SHORT-
hand. Iluose's Omaha bus. Col , 15th & Farnam
ill A13
"TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF llllOS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnlnss. tents , lings , wagon , hay. slock covers
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 03-ift. S. 16lh
si. , telephone 601. Tents for rent. 713
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT , TAKE A
vncaMon nnd rest yourself7 The Onmha Tent
nnd Awnlnj ? Co. Iiayp tents of all kind , that
they rent cheap. 1311 Fnrnam st. 3SJ A17
CABPENTEK3"ANirBUILDEB3.
C. E. MORR1LL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
store llxtures a specialty. I'ali-lilng and
postering. 151J Capitol uve. . lei. 403 l l
HAMILTON DROS.T GENERAL CpNTRAC-
{ ors and builders , carpenter work , brick lajlng
and plastering. 411 S. 15th St. , lei.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANrtlO LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
Saturday from New York for
reculaily every
Lon'londyerry and Glasgow. lUhlopta. Auw.
18 , 7:30 a. m. ,
11 2 t ) . m. ; Furnesfla. August
Anchor a August 25. noon , Clrcastla , September -
ber 1 3 P. m. Saloon , second class and steerage
simile or round trip tickets from New Iprk or
Chicago at reduced rates to Ihe prlnclpa
Reotch English. Irish and all continental
nofnts For money orders , drafts , outward or
pepaUJ Mket apply to any of our local agents
or lo Henderson llroa . rhlcago.
ELECTBICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
batteries recharged ; electrical am gen-
storage -eil.
guarnnt
supwlor work
eial machinists ,
Omaha Electrical Works. C17 and 619 S. Idlest.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CpNTRAC-
plants nnd nil
1018 for electric light nnd motor
kinds of electrical construction. .Western Elcc-
.
11 o Supply Co. . 413 nnd 420 S. loth St. 712
TJNDEBTAKEBS AND EMB ALMEBS
H. K. 1SURICET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. IGlS Chlcago st. , telephone 00. 703
SWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTA1CERS AND
cmbalmcrs , 1701 Cumlng St. , telephone 10CO.
706
M . O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam st , , telephone 25. 707
HEAFEY & HEAVEY , 218 S. 11TH ST. TEL.
2CI ; also 21th and N sts. . So. Omaha.
703 A21
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS , KRAMER & CHANDLER.
1121 Farnam and 307-9 S. 12th. Phone 1015.
Mall orders get quick action. 8C9-A4
REED JOR PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
ot all kinds. 17th St. . Llee building. 716
MAIL ORDER COMMERCI.AL TMlINTINa A
specialty. Douglas Printing Co. , 419 8. 15th
street , Sheeley bldg. Tel. 641 for prompt service.
M733
STOLEN. ONE DELIVERY WAGON. EAGLE
Cornice works. Painted on sides. J2 reward
paid for return of same to John Epmcter. 103
N. llth st. LOST 821-6
LOST 5 REWARD A I1ROWN HORSE ,
weight 900 pounds. Has a small wlrlte spot on
forehead ; no shoe- ) . About 7 years old , Frank
Heine , 31 U So , 17th St. , near Spring St. , Omiha.
8M-C
LOST-GOLD LOCKET WITH DIAMOND SET.
Leave at 13eo olllcu and receive icward.
911-0 *
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENREOK. IUNJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 911
FOR HARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , Jr. 701
MRS. JESSIE HROWN-CROMMETT. THE
only post giaduate of Emerson College of Ora
tory. Hoston In Omaha , who teaches elocution
and ph > steal culture. Ware building , Omaha
211 A13
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. 16th. 709
II. L. CARTER. METAL CORNICE SICY
lights , smoke stacks , furnaces , Ibl7 Howard st.
710
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED 1HS COAL OF-
tlco to 209 S. 16th t. , Ui-Qjvn block. M18j
DAMAGED MIRRO R8 RES1LTERED , 719 N. 10 !
' 937
HOTELS * ,
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Comer 16th and Chicago sts , ; coolest hotel
In Omnha ; new building , new furniture , clec-
irlo bells , bath , steam heatt American plan ,
Jl.M to 12.00 per day ; European plan. OOo to
11.00 per day. M. J. Frank , proprietor.
714
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROl'EA'N ' ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Room ty day or week.
, „ 103 AS *
TYPEWBITEBS.
TYPEWRITERS ROt'GHT. " SOLD. M.X-
changed , rented nnd rcpaljed. Typewriter and
olllco supplies. Typewriters , tented at II per
month. The Omaha Typewrttrr Exclungo , suc
cessors to the lypewrltliiLftepai lincnt of the
Meveuth Stationary Co. , JlJ B , 13tli , tel , 13CI.
890
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , lei. 1381 ,
No. 211 S , 13th t. 991
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PLUMBER'S' .
FREE-PLl'MIllNG OF LJVlJltY KIND. GAS
team & hot water heating ; towcruse. 313 S. 10.
715
J. J. HANIGAN , PLUMUINO. STEAM AND
hot water heating , 270 } Leavenuorlh Bt. 15 !
joiiN iiowri & co. . PLUMHIN"G , STEAM AND
hoi water healing , eon llxtures , globrs , 421 H. 15.
431
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFK1CH. THE ONLY
place to tret help ot all klndi In Ilia city.
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. I"1 : . ! St. llary a uvc. XII
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. JOHN EPE-
neter , prop. , lus. UO , 112 N. Hill. K4tul > . 1861.
OPTICIANS.
THE AIXI3 ) * PENFOLD CO. . BCIRNT1FIC
opticians. 1105 Fitrnftin > t. . opiw lle P.i\ton
hotel. E > ts fxamlneil fre * . 701
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS.
J. V. Ponder , manager. Eyes tesleil free
221 South ICth , In Klnslrr's drug ( lore.
HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOt'Il HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snydcr , 1515 Burl St. , tel. 1107.
& 13 S3
NKIIHASKA HAY CO. , WIIOLKSAt.H HAY.
Kraln nnd mill ntuff. We are always on Ihe
market to buy or sell. IMS Wfbslcr at. US
HARNESS.
p.t. WHIPS , Nirra. ITC. HKPAIIHNO
a rpeclalty. 113 N. lilhst. _ JjT _
af3T MYl > u"icf : . < Tmtou7rYotT : ; nuv A IIAR-
ne 9. August Holme , 711 H. IGlh ut.M .
M 11G Al" " )
GRINDING.
RAZORS. BHI3AUS. CLtPPKUfl. LAWN MOW-
ere. Clc. A , 1 * tllulerlnml , 106 N. Hill. < M
HORSESHOEING.
.MRS. THOMAS MALONI3Y. 9IJ N. lOTII ST.
PAWNBROKERS.
PllKD MOIILK. 161714 FARNAM. JI3\VI3LHY.
II. MAROW1T/ LOANS MONEY , 60S N.
DENTISTS.
mi , oionc.n s. MASON. IH'.NTIST. sums MO
Paxlon block , ICth ami Farnam at . , tel. il
DR. PAUL. U13NT1ST. 2020 TlURT ST. MS
ELOCUTION.
I3LLA DAY. HLOrtlTION PHYSICAL CUL-
lure. Kinornon nuthoil. Buinm.T pupils re
ceived. Room 9 , Commercial Nat I .
FURNACES.
I1KST FtlRNACI ! MAIJK.SOrT COAL S.MOKK
consuming nnd bant real fmnaccs. KnRle Joi-
nlce woilts , WS-11S N. llth St. 8.r.2
DANCING.
FOR PRIVATE LESSONS. 8TACII3 OR
Boclely dances , call oil Momnil. 1510 Ilarm-y.
or 290S UodRd St. ; lerms reasonable. M30I-A7'
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON I1ROS. , WHOLESALE DRALEIIS IN
alt kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
10ul ! Tarnam si. I'-3 '
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDKRMY"ANI > rims. SISNO FOR CATA-
logue. GCOIBO E. Ilrown , Jr. . Ai Co. , 703 S , IGlh.
DYE WOUKS.
SCIIOKDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1521 Farnam ctrcot. Dyeing of every descrlp-
tlon and dry cleaning. Mio.
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LIVERY STABLE.
HOARDING STAlTLliis7 FlNE LIVERY RIOS
cheap. 13d llaumley , 17th and Bt. Mary's n\e.
M 48Q
HAIRDRESSING.
MILLER , LADIES' IIAIRDRESSINO , SHAM-
poolng , steaming hair goods , 1D13 Douglas.
726
ROI1ERT STEIN. THE OLD REI.IAI1I.E HAIR
cutler. 10th lloor , N. Y. Life bldg. M837-S3
UPHOLSTERING
UPIIOL'RINO CAUINET MATTRESS WORKS.
W. R. Bell , It. A. McEachron , 2717 Lcavcnw'th.
1G7
WANTED TO BORROW.
J500.00 TO $3,000.00 ON CHOICE INSIDE
property. Address S CO , lleo olllce. MSOO 8 *
TI1K HKAI.TV iMARKIJT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 6 ,
1891 :
WARRANTY D10EDS.
Llnwood Parlt Land company to Thomas
lluniler , lot 3 , block 3. Llnwood park..J 100
M J Cuiry and husband to Nellie t ! Sliep-
lu-rii. e 36 feet of n 110 feet of lot 4 ,
blaclt 7 , Khkwood add 2,700
Allco Johnson anil husband to pame. w 10
feet of lot 11 , block It , Bhlnn's 2d add ;
lota f. and 0. block 2 , Cnnu & Jolmsan'H
subillv In IlrlKhton 6,100
11 1C Wlmlhnni anil wife to K M. Klnkon-
non. lot 1C , block 7 , and lot 3 , block 4 ,
s
Plalnvlew
, ;
Elizabeth IlenKcn to Josephine Von Wind-
helm , undlv 2-3 Inttn-st In s 80 feet of" "
lot 8 , and w V4 of lot 7 , block W , Omaha ;
n IS of w 14 of lot 24 , Ivountze 2d add ;
lot 10 , block 1 , Foster's add 1
O O Lobrck. executor , to W U Anthony ,
lot 22 , Spring Valley 3,300
Miles & Thompson to C K Lacey , lot 7.
Archers mibdlv In Cotner & Aicher's
add to Hoillli Omaha 00
J P Flnli-y and wifelo Edward Nolan , s
y. of lot G , Work 9 , Horbach'H 2d add. . 2,000
M "M Marshall nnd wife tj S S Lanyon.
lot 13 , block 11 West Side 21
H J Olfcen ti > D W Merrow. lot ' 12 , block
2 , Olbcn's proposed nidi 1
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
II J TwInllnfT to O W McKlnncy. e Vi of
lot 4 , block C , llclvrdere 1
John IColacny and wife to Frank IJenak , s
> , i of lot 4 , black 4 , Uurnlinm Plac 1
Frank Renal : and wife t" John Kolacny ,
n ' , a of same , 1
Mairlctt Young et nl to P D Smith , o ' ,4
o uf l-lfi-12 ; Mi ) ' aciea In a 14 of nw
C-10-13 5.710
G T I.lndley and wife to M Stadolman , lots
17 nnd IS , block 113 , Dundee Place 1
Total amount of IransfcrH $17,176
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Adviuu L-REL
Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTH WL'SY'N ( Arrives
OmalmlU. P Depot luihi _ Mason SU. | Oniqlu
11:0 : jam . Chicago Expiess7..7. . i > ; lopm
: OCpm . Vesllbulo Limited . ; 20am
6:30pm.Ex. : ( Bat. ) . Oiilc. l'ass.Ex. Hon. ) . iCiUun
CiOO.un . Mo. Valley Local . 10:3Upm :
6jOpm : . The Oveilaml Flyer . . . 2:13 : | > m
_ Oirmhaj Depot lUth and Mason Sts. I Om.ilia
445pm ; Chlcuco S'esllb.ule 9Warn :
8 : < 5am Chicago Express 4:25pm :
7:02pm : Chicago and Iowa Local Xwim : (
ll:35ain..l1acUo : ! Junction Ix > cal tKpta :
Leaves ( BURLINGTON & MO. lUYUlt.lAirlv'esf
Omaha ] Depot 10th and Mason Sis. | _ Oinalii
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10:15am : Denver Eipiesj 9iiSam.
10:16am : Demi wood Express 4lJpin : (
4Mpm : Denver Express 4:10pm :
tWpr.i : . .Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . 6:60um :
8ll.am..Lincoln Local Jtxcept Sunday..ll:23ain )
Leaves I k" C. , Si' . J. & C7 U. ( Arrives
_ Omaha | Depot 10th and Mason Sis. I Omaha
> :45am : Kansas City Day Expiess b:53pm :
J _ ! 45pm.K. . C. Nlghl Ex. vlaJJ. P. Trans. 6M.im :
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'Leaxcs'T'cHlCAaO. K. I. & PACIFIC , | Airlve >
OmalmlUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sis.I Oinalia
BAST.
lOilCam. . Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . C ,05pm
i:2Ipm : . i..Nlght Express . 6:40am :
4MOpm. . . .Chicago Vestlbuled LlmlteJ. . . . l2Jpin
llKpm. : Oklahoma Exp. ( lo C. M. ex Sun ) .
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tUam. Oklahoma & Texas Exp. lex i3uii.ll:33pm :
lS : pm . . . .Colorado Limited . 4lOpm !
Leaves I UNION PAC1F1U. | Ai7l\7s"
Oiiiali | Unlon Dtpot loth & Mason Sts. I Omaha
: Unm. . . . . Denser Express . J.DOpm
Z:16pin : . Overland Flyer . C:20pm :
l(5pm. ; Beatrice & Stromsb'R K\vi Sun.12:30am ) :
CilOpm . . . .t'ncino Express . 10,5Jam
tiiOpm. . . . jLjgast.Mall. . . . ; . . . . . . . . , , 4-m :
t aVeTTcTflCAilO. M1U 3t. i'Alll.j.\ruves'
_ Oiijah lUnlon Iepot Wth & Mason 81s. | Onmln
< :3Spm : . . . . .Chicago Limited. . . . . o jlaTn
llilOam. . . .Chicane Expre" < l . Kun ) . . , . 60)pm ;
teovts T "P K iu. 'ALLITT "ATFlVeV
Omahttl Dtpol " 15th and Webster tits. _ fOmhi
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lOCa : ni . , D adwood Eipr s . 6:10pm
t:0am.Ex. : ( BaUl.Wyo. Ex. . ( Ex. Man. ) . 6:10pm :
C:00pm. : Norfolk Kipreoi ( Ex , Sunday. ) . 10:45 im
lUpm. : . u. . . . . . .HI. Paul Kxurtiis . 4)arij
Leave * I MISSOURI I'ACIFIC " JArrlveT
Omaha I Di-pot 15th and WeboterJUs. _ j _ Omaha
:00am. . . . .SI , Louis Expreu. . . . . 6:00-im :
: SOpm . St. I.ouls Express . 6I5um ;
tiiOpm. raly | ex. Hun. ) Nebraska Ijjcnl. 3 lo.im
tav T " G. ST. P. . M , * O : lAftltcT *
J3mahajDepot lUth anrl Webster8ts _ [ jOtialu
" " " " " '
:00am. : . Sioux City "Accom iEx."Hun7f. 8':0pra :
10:00am. : . Sioux City Accoin ( Sun. Only. ) . l:0ipm :
12:16pin. : . Sioux City Uxpreu ( Ex. Sun. ) .llUim :
.SMpm : , , . Bt. Paul , Limited. . . . .j. . O.mm
Tiaves" HfOUX'CITY A'l'AUIPiU. " | AirTv77
OmahalU , P. Depot loin & Ma un SU.I _ Omaha
u . Sioux City Passengvr . 10 2) | > m
.u "li * ' I'aul Eipr.-iw } 0m _
T ives'l HtiUX CITV & P
jOmihal DepotJSlh nnd U'ebster Sts. ± OIT.U.M
S:30pm. : . . " . . 81. Pauf Lfmllrd . . . DiTljin
i-aCpm . Cblcai > Llrnltixl , lir l _ ;
i'e | OWATnf * STrT/"PTa ( Arrit
jmahhlU. 1' Depot lOlh & Ma mm Sliul Omai
lU : ( > m . .31 Louis Cannon Ball . , UM pt
RAIN-MAIUNC DOWN TO DATE
The luoantations of the Modern Fakir Oom-
pareil with the Ancient ,
RESULTS REACH A COMMON ZERO
iliiilti | < r Pluvliu Cniuuit Ho I'ljrntvil trlth
tlint llnViinln Vupor , riiiiri-fiini I'ut
tlin Ki > ttln On-Atininplicri' It.-joiul
ttici Control uf .Mini.
Hon. .1. H. Sngc , director of llio Iowa
weather bureau , contrltiutos to tlto Mlillniul
Monthly n review of "Unln-MaUliiK Down to
Date. " The great activity ot nlloncil rnln-
innUers , Etipcrliuluced by tlio July drouth
In tlio west , nlvcs n timely value to llio ob
servations of one iUAllllcd | to speak on tlie
subject. Mr. Sage writes :
Can we make It rain ? Is the modern coun
terpart ut tlio question propounded by the
writer of one offthe oldest books of Hebrew
literature "Hath tlio rain a father ? " In all
the ages there have been cl.ilmantH to | u-
lernlty of the rainfall , but dcsplto their ef
forts to prove tlio relationship there has
remained a cloud upon their title. There
are serious dllllcultles In llio way ot estab
lishing the claim , tor the rains descended
before these pluvious professors be an the
practice of their arts , which fact Rivet basis
for nl least a suspicion that Itould have
rained just the saint ) If they had never been
born.
The ancient rain-fakirs performed Incan
tations , and Impressed the credulous by
claiming to ha\o sulllclcnt Induenco with
their deities to produce shouers at will.
The latter-day pluvlocrnla profess to have
penetrated the secret of nature's proct's
of distillation , whereby they are able at will
to set In operation the forces that c.ittbe
the downpour , lly shrewdly tlmliiK their
work , giving live or six days' range to the
"at wld , " they have to some extent captl-
valed llio popular mind , but those who have
thoughtfully studied nature's methods , ami
mastered oven the rudiments ot meteorolo
gical science , are most skeptical concerning
all such claims.
NATUUB HAS NOT uKTIUni ) .
So It may bo qulto positively asserted
that doun to date there arc no visible In
dications that nature Is about to retire from
the rain-making business , or that any part
of the Job Is to be sublet by contract. Na
ture has ample forces employed In that
kind of work , and none ot them nro known
lo I'o out on a btrlke. The sun runs the
pumping machinery , working on full time ,
lifting In Its diurnal course millions of tons
of water , converting It Into vapor and send
ing It Inland upon the wings of tlio winds.
The boreal blasts , commingling with Ihb
vapor-laden winds from seaward , form Ihe
rain-clouds , those "wandering cisterns of the
air , " which are swept Into Ihe vortex of the
cyclone , carried across the continent and
made to drop their watery contents upon
the thirsty earth.
The gigantic forces of nature employed In
the production of even a moderate shower
arc Inllnltcly above the grasp and even be
yond the comprehension of man. Those
who have given life-long study to the move
ments of the elements and the laws govern
ing their action have barely learned the al
phabet of the subject , and the very terms
employed In Its discussion but serve to Il
lustrate tlio Illimitable expanse ot the un
known. They have learned enough , how
ever , to know thai those vast forces can only
be wielded by Iho power of Iho Omnipotent.
As nn Illustration of what Is termed the
thermo-dynamlcs of the atmosphere , as re
lated to the production of violent storms ,
a noted French scientist , H. Mohn , made a
careful c&tlmale ot the energy expended In
the passage of a notable West Indies cy
clone , which lasted three days and nights ,
and the conclusion reached -was that the
force developed was fully equalled to 473-
000,000 horse-power , or at least fifteen times
the power that Is produced In Iho same
space of time by all the windmills , turbines ,
steam engines , and all the men nnd animals
on the surface of the globe. "Whence comes
this colossal force ? " hs asks , and the an
swer Is : "From the latent heat of vapor
which rises In the center ot the hurricane
and Is there condensed. "
AREA OF 'AERIAL ' DISTU1U1ANCE.
Applying this method of compulation to
mid-continent cyclonic movements with
which the people of this region are famlilar ,
some most astounding results will be
reached. Suppose , for Illustration , a storm
Is developed ot sufllclent extent and force
to yield to the state of Iowa an average of
ono inch of rainfall. To produce this , the
area covered by the "low" In Its movement
across the valley must be from Ihreo lo
five times the extent of the area of pre
cipitation , for It should bo known that to
obtain oven n moderate amount of inols-
lure you must milk a wldo expanse of sky.
On Iho average the area of rainfall In thl *
portion of the continent does not exceed
onc-llfth of the terrllory covered by Ihe cy
clone. All parts of the area feel the effects
ot the passing storm , but only n. fraction
thereof receives benefit of the rainfall. Thorn
is a vast sweep In the circulation of winds
employed In the work of wringing out a
purely local shower. And the sum total of
energy employed In the production of rain
fall to the extent herein described would
bo more than equal lo the motive power
required to operate all the machinery of llio
woild for an equal length ot time. To fully
illustrate and demonstrate the dynamic
theory of storms would require much space
and some very Intricate mathematics.
It will bo seen from the foregoing that
when any man undertakes , by Ihe employ
ment of any known mechanical or chemi
cal forces , to produce rain at will , to cover
even n square mlle of surface , ho assumes
a very largo contract. And In view of the
Infinite resources of nature , and the vast
scope of operation of the forces engaged In
pumping the waters from the sea nnd pour
ing them out upon the land , the conclusion
must be reached that the man who assumes
the title of Nature's Assistant Rain-Maker
Is practicing upon the credulity ot the
public.
Rainfall Is the most variable element ot
cllmato. The variability Is not In the sum
total of precipitation the world over ; for the
sun's heat Is a constant , and the process
of evaporation Is going on continually , nnd
all the waters that rlso In vapors must pans
through the counter process of condensation.
Hut there Is great Inequality In the distri
bution of rainfall. The hyetal charts of the
world , graphically representing the annual
rainfall In shades , show very black and
very light belts and spots In nil portions of
the earth. Thcro are rainless regions In
close proximity to regions of perpetual
greenness. Some of the Islands of the ocean
present a strange contrast on ono side of n
mountain a rainless , barren desert , and on
the other side a very Eden of tropical lux
uriance , with copious nnd unfailing rains ,
This marked Inequality Is caused by the
topography of the countries where It la
observed , and no human agency can change
the course of the rain-tearing winds , or
equalize the deposit of moisture.
WHY HUMIDITY VAKICS.
In all mid-continent regions llicre Is
marked variability In tlio rainfall of differ
ent Kcasons , The seasons of abundance and
ot deficiency Eomcllmes como In groups or
series , llko Iho fat nnd lean Uln < t ot I'ha-
roah'a dream. And In llio sumo so-ison tno
portion of the stain may bo scorched by
drouth while another section Is hlesu'd with
an abundance of moisture. Every ynr some
portion of this great valley suffers from
drouth , whllo other portions rccolvo exces
sive downpours. The total amount of pre
cipitation over llita continent varies but III-
llo year by year , but local extremes nro of
yearly occurrence.
The present beacon affords a nmrktd
Illustration of Inequality In Iho distribu
tion of moisture. Reversing the t'Mial
order. Kansas tins received n much larger
amount than Iowa , and Colorado's qtutn
of molftnro has exceeded Kauris. The
northwestern coast state * wore swept by
floods , and the eastern Mates were
drenched , while Ihe tttatps on n line from
the Oakotas to Ueorgla were brriunod by
drouth.
It lr much r.niler to discover the cauiu
of ( his Irregularity than to prescribe an
effective cure The UUlt of Mexico U
Iho thermal fountain whence I : drawn thr >
larger part of the rnlnfnll whlrh waters
this nntl contiguous Elates In Iho M la-
elppl valley. The currrnt * of humility
from that source hnvo this year ht" n de
fleeted anil precipitated clievrh're , nhilu
IOWA nnd the other drnuthy states went
dry. That has been tlio chief cause of
the shortage1. The cyclones or "lows" wcro
sqncctrd dry before they cr. s. ed the Missouri.
There have been abundant > rrn mid portents
of rain nil throtiRh the KHM.Mbut the old
weather proverb that all slKi" of rain fall In
n dry time has be > n fully verified.
Some of the old bible writers were ahrcwil
observers of the weather. In KcclexlaRtln
II. 3 , \\c read : "If Ihu clouds bo full of
rain ihry empty themselves upon the e.uth "
And Job said : "They ( the clouds ) pour
down rnln according to the vapour thereof "
That's good sense nnd sound meteorological
science. When the clouds nro full of rnln
they empty themselves of moisture when
brought under the right conditions an to tem
perature ; that Is , when subjected to dynamic :
cooling. Hut nficr ihr-y have been wrung
dry they vanish Into thin air nnd dlrappenr.
When the watery vapor Is not In Ihe air no
process of pounding or squeezing will bring
down rain.
It Is not a matter of hypothesis but n
demonstrnt.iblc fact Hint In this droulhy
period Hi" percentage of relative humidity
of the air has been unusually low The
records of the United States weather bureau
station In I-s .Molncs prove Indubitably that
the drouth was In the nlr. the relative nnd
absolute humidity being so low nt nil hours
of the day and night that no moisture could
be wrung from the nrld skies H.TO are n
tow sample figures.
June 7. relative humidity nl 7 a. m. , 63
per cent ; temp rnluro , fiG degrees ; dew point.
39 degrees ; fall In temperature necessary to
produce d.-w , 17 degrees. Same dale , 7 p.
in. , humidity , SI per cent ; lempernturn , 81
degrees ; dew point , US degre.-s ; full | tcm-
peralnio necessary lo produce d.-w , IS de
grees.
NECUSSAIIY TO UAI.V KALI , .
To produce rain from such arid ntmos-
phoro the temp.rnture must bo suddenly
lowered from 81 to below , H degrees , and
that would produce a frost following the
rain.
rain.Tho
The mean rolitlve humidity of tlio nlr
during the llrst llfleen days uf Juno ( a in.
and p. m. observations ) was 47.i > per cent !
averngo dew point , IS degrees , average ( all
necessary to produce dew , 2.1 degrees.
These MSHUM Illustrate HIP dllllrnlty In
tlie way of ralnmklnby ii'itnre's piwss.
Duo credit must be given to nature , however ,
for making heroic efforts to that end. Them
wcro the usual reactionary periods , and the
elements passed through all the ihroes and
changes Incident to the month of our heaviest
rainfall , but the rains came not because the
atmouphere did not contain the vapor. Aa
Job says : "Tim clouds pour down rain ac
cording to the vapour thereof. " They did
that Ihls season , but they wcro rather shorten
on vapor.
The monopolists of Kansas , Colorado and
the easlern states robbed Iowa of Its Just
quota of moisture. Wo must make our ap
peal to congress. That would be ns cITectunl
a remedy ns the attempt to euro Iho defect
by dosing thu skies with chemical ga es
through a steve pipe hole In the top of a
freight car !
The arid atmosphere does not thirst for
gas , but cries continually. "Water , water ! "
Olve It an abundance of vapor , apply the
dynamic cooling process and It will water
the earth copiously. So , to create a fresh
supply of vapor , it would bo more rational
to atari Iho lea hollies boiling over a million
fires than lo administer a dose of gas.
Meantime , until man has attained sufllclont
power to grasp and wield the rnllnlto forces
of naturo. whereby ho can , at will , change
the mighty currents of ocean and atmos
phere , and thereby make a more equal ills-
Irllmllon of moisture , wo had better rever
ently adopt the motlo engraved upon our
silver dollar "In God Wo Trust. "
Nn Doctor for 'IlirnnYir4. .
"Wo are using Hood's Sarsaparllla and
have not had a doctor In the house for over
three years. Since I have boon taking It
my arms , limbs and joints are all the tlmo
gelling stronger and my lingers are almost
straight , nnd I can put my hands togclhor
which I have not done before for years. "
Mrs. Llzxlo Archibald , 141C Ogdcn St. , Sdutli
Omaha Neb.
Hood'a Tills euro sick headache.
Finest resort In the west Courlland.
FIRE AND POLICEluIATTEIlS.
Si-nvoy Ahks Unit Yiiciinrli * * lln Pcrnmnniitly
I'll It'll ISOII t Illl ) ItllKlllCHS.
The Board of Flro. and Police Commls- ,
sloners transacted only routine business at
Its meeting lust night. Chief of I'ollco
Soavcy made a written request that the
board make permanent appointments to fill
vacancies made by the removal from the
force of. Captain Cormlck and Sergeant
Shoop. The mailer was referred lo the com-
mlllco on men and discipline. C. H. Llnton ,
diher for steamer company No. 14 , and
W. II. Earnlst , plpcman for hose company
No. C , tendered their icslgnatlons , which
were accepled.
Police Sergeant Whalen was granled Ihlrty
days leave of absence , ten with pay , and
Olllcdr IJyrncs was granted llvo days oft
with pay. The bond of Special Officer Smith
was approved.
John E. Iszard , proprietor of the building
in which the cily jail Is now localcd , sub-
milled a proposition lo the board to sell part
of the structure to the city for jail and
hospital purposes. The matter was referred
to Iho committee on property with Instruc
tions to inquire Into the same nnd make a
report lo Iho board In llio near fuluro.
The action of the I'ollco Relief association
In granting Officers Marshall and Hobblna
full sick benefits for the month of July waa
approved , but as these officers have been
drawing $ G2 per month from the funds ot the
association for the past year the board re
ferred these claims lo a commiltco to sco K
Ihcso o Ulcers could not be honorably retired
and In "tho fuluro receive the regular beno-
IIt of $10 per month. These two cases havo.
made quIU u drain on the relief funds.
Ninety-four citizens living In thu vicinity
of Thirty-second and Corby slrcotH presented
a petition asking that a flro alarm box bo
placed at this corner. The board hai no
funds for Ihls just now and the petition was
placed on tile.
The claim of ex-OIIlcer Sailor for ? 70 back
pay was not allowed. Sailer wanted pay
for the full tlmo that ho had been serving
on the force.
Olllccr lloff was allowed four days' pay
and Hclgelman a halt day's pay for the tlmo
they were sick after being vaccinated.
An anonymous letter to the mayor about
Klru Chief Galllgan using firemen and flro
hose for the purpose of sprinkling his lawn
was referred to the chief.
An Intrrcstlns l.i'ttrr vt liluli Spruits for
It sol f.
LOVEVILLn. St. Mary's Co , . Md. , Juno
1C , ISfll. I have handled Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
the past year. It elves the best of satis
faction to my customcis. I received an aider
last week for four botlh's of Iho remedy fiom
n man residing sixteen miles from my place.
Today I received a teller from him , Blallnj ;
that It has xuved the lives of two mem
bers of his family. An old gentleman here ,
who has suffered two years with diarrhoea ,
was permanently cured by Ihls lemcdy. Ho
can now do as much \vorl : as nny man of his
ace. I could mention other remarkable
cures , but thn Uomcdy will show for ItstcIC
If tried. I ) . Love. 25 and CO-ccnt botllei for
tale by druggists.
Lions and leopards at Crmrlland.
IU ! < r Cnmmlotliin In Tnvtn.
Colonel A. McKcnzle ot Rorl ; Island , III , ,
and Major J. C. Allen of .Ml. I.ouls , both olll-
cnrs of the regular army and members of Iho
Missouri river commission , nro In the city.
They spent Sunday and ye terday In comi any
with K. S. llerlln , the Omaha member of tlio
commission , and all three went carefully over
the ground washed by Ihn Missouri from tlio
Dodge * street brldgo to the water works at
Flnroneo. Tno military gentlemen expressed
themselves an being entirely favorable to < ho
expenditure ot a largo amount of money nl
this polnl In Iho Immediate future , and both
will unite their Inlluenca In secure the reno
vation of 175,000 of Iho appropriation. Mr.
lledlln who rurcnlly visited Washington ,
stales that the eenato bill already panned
provides for the cxpondituru of thu tfft.Oun ut
thin point , und ( hut the bill U now In crm-
femicu. Word has been received thai Um
Item will ba Included In Ihu amended bill ,
anil therefore there Is n good pronpuct tluit
this amount ulll be cM > ndud along Ihu riser
halwicn Onmlia ami Floreiico Ihls ( all.
Forty years In the market , still booming
with greater gaks ihan ivjr. Cook's Extra
Dry Imperial
Fine candy bottom ui CourtinnJ.