Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 17, 1891, Page 7

SPECGIAL NOTICES. DYERTISEMENTS Wil be taken untf) 12:0 p.m 0 p.m. TOF the morning " (Conttmed.) ENT TO BUSINESS AT | fuil particulars calumns 2 conta & HooWS w!'nf FURNISHED K voara, 171 Davenport. HOM WITH BOARD. lnr rates,ete., soe top of first cotum Terms cash te.. eneh connt s ORGOODRY _NCHOOL wraphy, Rochestor, N. V. Throngh mall including manuai, roader and Initinla. figures, symbois, VOI RENT, 1 Advertisers, by requesting & numbered eheck. onn have (helr anawers addressed to bered leiter In eare of ThE WE. 1 will be delivered FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD, 1611 Synopsis for 2 cent stamp. only on presentation of the o with Hoape, 153 Donglas. 249 NISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, FOR THESE yve conditions 0 are author LFORE BUYING A P1AY new sealo Kimball plano. A. Hospe, 1513 Do uglas ANCIH OFFICES—ADY ERTISTN, columns will be taken on the &l 1ness housen, notices at the same ratos ROOMS AND BOARD. ROOMS AND BOARD AT VOUNG WOMEN'S home, 100§ [7th street, ROOMS UNVURNISH Office- No. 223 N atroet, Lis d f0F cir. Guitar Muslo Co. Atlantle Fouth Onimha * Pharmactst, 11th and Mason streets. FORRENT 2115 Caming street - Vor rates. ete., seetop of Arst colimn on this page. H. Farnsworth, W._J. Hughe arr, Pharmacist, I‘ll!t’lu‘l\'l‘ 2 ROOMS BASEMENT, COR, 15TH 5,00 per month BOARDINC cotmn on nm pge T TWO SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT A o uprlgh ¥ TO LOAN-R For aates, ¢te., see top of first enlumn on lhu ,m.r_ For rates, ete. POSITION AS_ STENOG. wee top of fir rapher and typewrl and In. farms. 1 F. Kinge and loeation, Mra. Horn, Prop. e e e FOR RENT-STORES AND O re tow of first eotumn on this pags SITUATION “all or address 21T Capitol For ratrs, ete., DING LOANS INSUMS Of BY AN EXPRRIE] —FOR RENT, pai dry goods stores in able for elothing, Lints, caps. WIIT fent elther the [ Iness house, wholesalo proferre RIC Bul'ld entire H00r OF part TEN VEARS T GUARANTEED MOI 4 Cuming a arke. 19 Bowrd of Trude. [ FORMERLY block, corner roou, STOP PAYING R FOI_GOOD_ GLItLS; will by or ha ys full from 9 . o —WANTED SIT < bet. 10th & Hth, G.A. Lindquist, 316 S 1. BRICK BUILDING the Beo Publishing Co., tog, 16th and Douglas, 518 steam-heating fixtures, w ly at the ol on all the floors, gns 2 of The Bee. CITY SALESMAN, OMAHA SHIRT FACTORY: BUILDING MISCELANEOUS, PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN. J. D, ZUTTL all 508 NOTth 16t at., room 3, up aLairs. aee Loy of Aratcolumm on this page. MAKERS, 1020 cabiror for horses o and wild grass MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAIIA PROP elity Trust com CUTTER WANTED, If w0 40 you use the A. D, Paxton block new method o ot ) _WANTED, A PIANO PLAYER. INQUIRE 108 WANTED—TO RENT. CHEAP MON FIRST.CLASS CARRIAGE NTED, rectop of frat colum's on this p ge kemlth at 120 W. Broadway, Council BInfTs 5 L TO EDUCATE Tarnlangd. o¢ wnfir\ahed “LOANS. W.M. HARRIS, K. 20, FRENZER BLK | volv' o ARARE OPPORTL and hosrd owner or family in part payment of o given and required ty for a drugglst in C Apply to Geo 5 ROOM COTTAC venient to car lnes. SECOND MORTGAGH LOANS FROM $00 T0 Alex Moors, 01 Bew bulltuz. Mist Philadelphin, fTa; extra il manager, 557 Pax by gentloman an Addrens, . 0. Box 550, 2 CEN ut et of e KOrs: now 20ods 116 Wito. new i erasing pencll 1ehly 1N two ses abraston of paper: nonsehold goods. | AREnt's axles amounted to rates without Tme artanged (o sult borrower. ad territory. 4 ldress ihe dion o Eraser Mfg. Co., FOR_ WYOMING NTED, 200 LARORERS and South Dakota, K bright Lahor Agency, 1120 Farnam street. house in city. Willlams & C MEN OF GOOD ADDIt 3 Mk Co., 1600 Howard Oniaha, or 157 N. 3 STORAGE OF ture’ Omaba Stove Repalr Works, ED—FEMALE HELP. For ralex. ete.. soe to)r of frst_column on this page. ness coutidentlal. I T Wells, 1111 Farnam st. * Mortgage Co., roc or house and an L0 mako a kood building s ondhantEInon olla this should give full de: price, terms, whether pLion of property. lowest smbered, and 1€ %o how 2 New York Life FOR SALE HORSES, WAGON BUSINES For terms, et ¢ top of Arst column on tis page Gl 510P BUGGY, 5 top bukkien FOI WENT, oia atrect, with Gty Wator, wost sI06 of Ham om R SALE 1 canopy surroy. 11-R00M HOU In perfect order ;pn v miinutes walk of post- oftice. Nathan Shelton, 1614 Farnam street. FOR RENT—HOUSES NOS. 0 rooms. buth, gas. e Apply ¥. B. Woodrow, Neb. Nat. Bank bldy, all modern conveniences lln umond. 18U Sty OPP. CONFE house. P_FOR SALE, ichols” stabl Fich atid Leavenwortn: FOR SALE, 1156 811 1347 AND 13 3 GOOD HIORSK Call at 1205 Park ave. MSALE | >_FOR SALE CIIEAP awny and good plano’ box top bugsy, Inquire at roor N ROOM COTTA! 3 11 BLOCKS FROM 0. to party that will bl v furniture used but a will tako furnished room 1f de- fine business. Buiahia Nat- Bank Address HE OMAHA DAILY B PON FOR AM liortion f0 o, v ART AND LANGUA! Z WANTED chango as paym property. stock of dry & bl Rooks supplied fo SLLENDECK, TEACHER OF THE FOR S IXAMINE THE JOTLSAT 1t glanee. No knowledge of b GIRAMMA SPECIALTY. 1h7 IREA 1612 Chieago st 154)y 19 tate corner wee top of Airst column an Y HO LOAN ON OMATA m Xl0on Calife D, SMALLLOANS 0N Fidelity Trust company. i 0 and soft w Fidolity Trust eo pany. ok <ALk t INVSTWT SECURETIES, 1 A 1614 ¥a AGES ON SARDY, ands for sale | WO w1 omootanis rorsalq. | Lo oy _ ] ity Must NT. OWN A HOME W | rizhtn bAtle for you anywher i Otiiy A AeICh K IMRE At SEE TS BARGALY Toom 73, New York Lite bultding. Oftes ainut i on until 7 p.m Otes | &0 Hutchimaon & Wead AGHS WANTED. LONG 01t SHORT | [JOR SALE CHEAP. . Wallace, 310 3. J. Brown build. story now (iro full lot. ~ N. Shoit L CR orattorney’s ank bldg. o2 TN | [JOUSES 1 Bank e seome. W. R block AGE LOANS WANTED, MCCAGU at compuiy 621 M SAT CRTY. t cot ny. 1614 Farnam. & MONEY TO LOAN AT 1L B, Trey, 206 N. V. Life, on b o sar paved streta s | 19 LOAN AND T Bee bullling City lon " TO LOAN —CHA so tap of first colicnon this page, | called fornndd TO 14 BY B MASTRIS FRIDAY PERSONALS. FoR E‘.r“:\VOP For rates,ete., see top of first column on this page, A Written Guarantee to CURE EVERY CASE or MONEY HEFUNDEE SYPHILIS OUF curo is permanent and not & patching up. trentod five years Ago havo never scen & symptom since. Ry describing case fully wo ean treat you by mall, and wo give the samo strong guarantee to care who prefer to come here D RENTAT, PRC 7,-ron EXCHANGE vacant 1o Fooms 8 and 10, Frenze UNIMPROVED anywhere within O®8 mila [imit taken In ex Nt towwsds <o home. Fidelity Trust do.v 16 o refund all m for traatment Both ways and hotel biils whi Wa ehailongo the wo REMEDY will not hore it wo fail t a caso that our MAGIO We know that you aro skoptieal, 09, 08 tho most eminent phy FOR EXCHAN ar 1 pds. W lll‘l-mm A for H1000 to 10 REMEDY #¢ the prejudicos r our strong ¥ this romady. W In our flve years’ practico with th h liMieult to overe ‘or rates, ete., see tondf Arst column on this page, hance of Justng your Foputation o prot Ial backing of # 000, 1t 48 perfectly safe to al seyou havo beon putting up a Ut your money for diTerent troatmenis and al pald back your mon. yuntil you try us, Old 2, NEARLY REW 0-ROOM COTTA wiy painted o AND BANJO MUSIC SIMPLIFIED. | 5x115, AL erade, sood 1000, WL take go; st payment: bal. €25 per 662 AI* | on this. Hamilton Bros., b WANTED-TO tage 1o koo work. W. R. Homan, rooms § ©y. Do not wasto any more mo deep seatod cases ¢ nelal standing, our reputation ne Writo us for o hovo given pormis e you only posta 1of suforing from mental strain, veatlgato our fin Bustness men, RENT 6ROOM rand take pay in nd 10, Frenzer bloek 0 to do this 18 will gave you a wo and 1 you wro married wh through your own ne gore throat, mu 1f your symptomaaro uth, theum:sim 4 Tinie failing ont, eriptions on any 1’ dopression, pains '|‘ W SOUTH OMAIA PROVERTIES, BUSINESS, trackige or residence, alere i Sonth Omahi, 4l and N atroets. s pa chos dn past ot thie bidy, feeling of & o nesy you havo no tin £ merenry an | potash should o driigs will surely who ars eonstan! discontinue it C i oating ulcers in th reo pent sealed In pla stigation and will Bataiss voui cior near motor, £1.000, $51 cas) UNIMPROVED | Amea ave. "71'.:”1"'.“.'.,"","‘"‘,\""f. N A o w, anly $80) opes’ W lavito the my eriid = dor. 9,500, Wil tn $00 TO 81700, | tesde. Van Buren. Douedas and Lith st p COOR REWEDY Offien 13th and Farnam, second 1o MAGIG CUR 00 for a cign neral or Nervous B0y OF hrindy in old or young th FOR MEN f Lost or Fartine Manhood Sy © o {1y th cloar ot ax first payme 1 streot ANT LOTS IN WEST ition FFOTS OF eXCosses £ We eaniot eure, y ciseor refund ov dass rial treatmont $1, (all eourse $5. Denefits ronlize y COOK REME! LADIES ONLY REGULATOR, §; Cortuin ton diy oF money © by mail 8. OOR REMEDY Co., Urs Betts & Setts Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists, 1409 DOUGLIAS STREEBT OMAHA, NEB. A COMPLET PAYMENTS )Y CO., OMAHA. NEF A Wit Bt collar e 11§ Farnam <Al for rent. Address German JOI BARGAINS IN KOUNTZE ‘Ghaeevation. Omuha, Neb. TO Wi not npply e at [oas than actal Al bank bullding. ROOM HOUSES IN ORCH A Monthly pa t D WAREHOUSE LOT. IN REAT, BSTAT s for trade o Clifton 1 M FEATHER RENOVATOL s i K AND PILLOWS WAS = Y ors honuht, Mail vered Freatk Ansg Ml St & Frankion 600,000 The purchase wi welpts, publicit e Tho. Toweat posel vu, el LITTLE smanded heart 10 51 Plorco o %0 arraned th time and room 4, ek, 15 ilies Solieited TO 1.0, piane l).\ T ON FURNITU oM at v blk. al ut reusonablo ) ON ALL KIN A Mo 5 CHANCIS first ¢ I . ONE OF ns i ar > to U, 17, » liconse patd L1 A Loaves |CHIC aceoul INE OF THE LE INTERWST | iy Tocated ana i thore nu'unllmk 3 Bue. Ownhn. | Depot FOR RENT SROOM MODERN BRICK H. B, Cole, Con FOR RENT. 10U atrabla house near to business; 10w rent. Ames, agent, 1507 Faria E, 80 PER Ik-lA.uu-nwnrm st ~FAMILY HORSJ: ers’ or curringe of horse desired. or address, T. J. les WIIL fant elther the entire iloor or Address Tl Bee. MIST FOR SALE. STOCK OF HARDWARE Rndorkaad Call at C. D. Woodworth & ing, Calhoun, N condition, n one of the N but will arcar = e responsible purchaser. Address T 31 Bee, 19931 | lerves UNIONSPAGIFIL, . Depot 10th and Marcy St m | Kansas City ixpress (ex Sui —+-ROOM FLAT, urity s good. 205 N. 1tith st. PRIVILEGE OF § Furnlture $180. No' cush re- Co-operative I FOR SALE SALE-THE WE stable of the late Walter L. Clark, in York, for ash o for good security on eisy terms; possesston can be glven Imimed FURNISHED FLAT FOR SALE W tieman roomers; very cl Tange; §26 per mooth. (Q GASOLINE 3 omple cy, 12 Bark I SALE. MILI 448 s 1by, room i3, Tioard of Teade FOR SALL o X- 1 excellent location und Wrlght and Lasberry, 601 lluwunl Address Milliners. box 316, Syricuse. 1 YOU WISILTO Itk A TLOUSK Olt STORK lnce 11 K. Cole, ¢ g ntinental block. B CENTRALLY loeated, modern improvements. 712 N. 1ith, NEW YOUK HOTEL ON WEI- Inquire of Senrs, K. %3, N. Y SAL Dusiness. in David City. A barg enquire of M For rates, etc., see top of first column an iy page. T Sianton. Creston, Nob, Installment Ho; ALE CHEAD, - Gladstono, 1510 1 calp und hair trentment. and_chiropodist. Mrs. Post, 810t 8 15th, Withuell bk TI1E SECOND F1LOOI OF ONF 1dry goods stores - Omaba. St , Tnta. cups, crockery. carpets or t AND | C ) ng abiout £1.500.00 wnd 1 Arst-class | 551w m| o Knn est locations in_ Omn © satisfactory terms with Ry o L PAVE LIV oly: Invoice irk, Neb. M2 18 NI BLACKSMITIL SHOP AND ey orms. - Edward’s L Wik ‘olling, adminfstrate GOON apetent NERY STOR Fiistolass opening for o LAUNDRY DOING . it taken soon Frantz, David City, Neb 219 MEAT MARKET WELL BSTAR Hne fixturss and ina good, lve asonw for selling. Addross L ackson streot. HIOAC Dyl weN 515, cottuge, near motor, §12.0. near motor. $10.00. Aroom unfurnished. $10.00. And the host resi The Mead Inv't. Ce FOR SALE A SMALL CO the only bank in tow “CHURCH BUILDL . 1o bo moved of. el Katz, i 8. 11¢h st nee ats In the elty. L 42 Beo Bldy, WITH TWO clsvets at the rear of 501 So 20th st B. Salmon, 9th and Jones. uliar to women. o 0 8. Tith streot ANTED TO SE WHOLESAL 3.3, MeLain, 2200 Spencer st., Enquire of ¥ . Anselmo B. Smith, drawer 1302, Lincol For rates, ete. 2 of first eolimn on this yage CHANT TAIL ler in this clty . southeast 0o his Tady s n WAFEOF In which you oy wife.enemy or {1 invited to call. W MODERN fotly econfidentlal L. Van Dorn. TTAGE, BAST FRONT, ki 80 Wright & Law writing and reliuble business a. 119 N. 1iith bury, 1001 Howari, STEAM HEATED MODERN FLATS, 107 Ringer, 1519 Farnam medium, four year A : FARM TO EXCHANG CLAIRVOYAN 00 3 1ith street. . ¥, ARRIVAL EXTRAGRDINARY ehillenges tho worid Hall, Into of Now York, the prince t Astrologer. pelmist and. d Boor of past. prosent and future and power from birth of v FARMS AND HORSES TO BEXCHANGE Imaha property. Call at room 403 Brown bullding. UARInK overy hiddan 00 ACRES OF A-NO.1 LAND T0 SELL, OR | .00 p o LATR EUROPEAN 3 Dodige, will make Tow rates fo n the week oF month with or without board all affalrs of |ire. t bo clear holps all wh vice on all points of inte; (amily troubl very ildden VERY PLEASA tly for gentloman. 82 § FURNISHED FROM “lith stroet, 2nd Hoor. a5 Lransactions, FOR EXCI rs. small ing where; samples ‘furnished. M. 8. Be Fonl estato ug WANTED T0 TRADE rheumatisn, loniatanding and mysterous dis Interprots dreams. stolen goods soparated (og s with the 0ne you 1o 15 1f tho ono y troubles and uil ROOMS NEATL outh 15tk stroet. i treasures and tions, brings th T T8, Beo oftie FURNISHED by proper advice: CHOP HOUSH, REASONABLE, IN EXCHANGE, upright plano., fueniture, things st Address T 20 Bee. Miw 17 & northenst Lawn around bullding From §.00 10 £0 s mo holp all out of & 1a the greatest Ilying nat : WANT Idence OF business, vAcAnt oF Improved, elear or ored. In exe Wi 1 Alex Moore, 401 Boy nge for cash and good cloar ostlgate everything offered. bullding MIW i7 WESIDENCE IN COUNCIL BLUFFS and cash to exchange for merehandiso: hardware Adarest B. G." Bartieut, 11 Broadway, Council Blufts. one as thou, GAS AND BATH “St. Mary'savenue. A FURNISITED 1906 Capitol avon FUKRNISHED ROOM, 6, MONTHLY, LANGE FRONT ROOM,1TI CAPITOL AVENUE top of Arst column SANT FURNISHED ROOMS. 4 N 178h b and Jent 18 glven fo w York Life lnilding, m L O LEAS m mill, loented wosteris Kunsns rvostod. For roller - 100 p R BUSINESS. FRANK [ 545 p David City, Neb, WLy | 515 b ml iancrof Passe Linve M40 FOR EXCHANGE. Ominh Depot 1it 1030 St Lon ses top of Arst column on this page. | 930 p m| .St Louls & K. ¢ LOTS, GOOD SEVENROOM | Leaves | K¢, 11, elster all need. ransfer| Union city lmits, Omahu, 0 exchango f0r | 1000 & w..K house and ot nearer town. Alex Moore, i Buw | 1013 1 mlo Knnens CIty M2i0'1 ©aves | CHICAG ? FOR DRUGS, CIGARS | Tranfer | Unlon Depot chundise. - Ad ) M7 * | o p GOOD HOTEL PROPERTY FOR FURNITURE | 935 & m |20 Atantle 0f 10 or 15 room flat. I' 5, Boe. 20 15 0 p m . Vestibule 4. Leave: CTLIUAC Transior| Union W am 7 W pm Foi M2-AlS 0 for a good stock of K k. Address R.-A. far arnl | 800 p m G P m 10w A mbrance, f0r real eatate ¢ nt. Dayton, Ohlo. Ity TN TIOUNE | o i | e able 1o take 00D OMAHA PR( RV RES ) TO TRADE, NEW 1SS MASSEUSE, ELEC] nm TAN 1¥ YOU HAVE A GOOD UPRIC want Lo exchanke for clear lot worth 8500, ad dross, T 2, Bow oMice. 1857 DIVIDEND W Rango block. MMB. MACK OF massage trea FURNISHE For vates, e, ) ROOMS AND BOARD, wee top of frst column on this page. ROOME DAY MASSAGE BA v, 420 8. 16th stroot. SSAGK, MADAME DELZLEK, OVER 610 5. 1S AT MADAME SMITHS, 3D PAYING m farm lads Or deairablo city property. W o 0. M6 al* SAND 10R0ON aSALE" - FURNISHED 11 North Ist. BOAKDERS will take land or v W Homna, reoma’ and 1o ¥rensar bisch 1 1P PLANO YO TOCKS FOR ton o first cottim n This g and the object is to build juw and thigh! . o or i DORES ARING. States in the w EMENTS OLICITOR SES DN an ! fuvorably known spec- D SOLICITONS, Their long e T LAWYERS ou & Co., Beo building, On diington, D..C. acres. Ther and Surgica PATTERNS AND MODELS, RSANDERSON, coRNER 15710 AND g the aficted IRT, POSITIVI arly vice and the numer- BLOOD AND Sk MECTANIUXE, Bz gl speedily. compinte Lanently curod. sllltul treat- TAL ULCERS pain or detention RS yield readily to thel STULA AND iCE AND SPECIAL o by G. W. Snos & AL RAILWAY TIME GRRD retring from business. Apply rs. 8. Dallow, 1011 5,000,001 els of corn, 3,000,000 bushels ot pc WY DROCELE SYPHTLIS, RICOCELE porr GO, knoss, Lost \lm\lmull G | Bipot oth A 1 ¥ Weakneas and all dclicate dis 1ders pecn fehersex positively cure austid or dilatasion, Tected ot homo by IS patn OF annoyan e, TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN, SURE CURE orzanie weakness, destre - with all its'dreaded ills, DRS. BETTS business study or mirri D MEN or those entering on that Denver | and J to invest their mouey there. | have been a e .\I )' "Wincotn 1. : The awful riy vice whi:h brin ing both m on the north, Miune 045 p m| K. C. Night By via alred thomselyes by im- === T livary habits, untitting them sheep prairies of W. tavies, northi conter of American tin and the center of many of the largest gold and silver mines in the country on the wi voad competition that quickly ussisted. OUR SUCCESS First—Practieal exper!- o is specially studied, Ts based upon f; P da 11 Marss 3 Chicay Expros Chlenco apoli: in our luboratory Mocting cures withoit injury Drs. Betts & Betts, 1409 DCUGLAS STREFT. OMAHA, NEB AOUX CITY ;: _Dopot 1tr and Maroy Sti. “FAMILIAR IN MILLIONS OF MOUTHS AS ANY HOUSEHOLD WORD."” limes, London. Apollinars ““THE QUEEM OF TABLE WATERS.” “Tis popularity is chicly due lo ils ireproachable character., SIOUX CLEY & Pad Depat. bieh St Paal Limit )& NORDIOW topot ol st S O & ST Owatha. | U, P, depnt. ) 400 pn LSt Louls Cannon Ball . x. (except Mondiiy) Depat 13th nnd Wedster Sts, Black 101113 Expross 1| (i Nan) W 5110 p m| Wahoo & L 510 p m .. York & Norfolk (Ex. Sunday) Times, Loxpox. SOLE EXPOATERS: THE APOLLINARIS COMPANY, LD., LONDON, ENG. WELL ESTABLISHED COAL | “forve i w-sido trnck—will sell low for | Geaves | = oG8 s for selling. Call at N UL Ll K10 o Sioux Clty A Stoux Cley 2 public supp!ied by G 1o WEAK MEN » wastiig weakness, 10st il ' valuable treatise (saled) contain ulars f0F homa cure, A splendid modieal work ; Al 13 nervony and " FOWLER. :fluudu Coun Suftering from lepot. Council By yonthful erron s Clty Dy Expre: i REE of chargd Counetl Bnfr Prof. ¥. ¢, Notice is hereby cotved by the buird of public 1nds and bu il stute until n that bids ) & NORIUEW RS T tion tnd com tory for tho | ome of the Fr ans and speclfications may be seen ssioner of public L Leavos OMATIA & _STOCK OF 50,00 FINE OF | Transtos| Unlon Depoy equal | T p m St Lol bo required to couforn strictly to conditions The board reserves the ¥ight to r and all bids 1318 | Leaves |CHICAGO, BUR ansfer| Union Depots T AR HUMPHRE Pres't of ko TRIOUX CITY & P Union Desot, Counbil Bl Sioux Uty Aced Bids for Print Bids will be Printing at on or hefor for printing and binding in cloth, « and [(1,000] copies of Vol. ports of the 1o b deliv poffice of the See Ml of the Seoretiry of State, 8, more oF less. The size of page. welght and quulity of paper, style und quality of biuding. style of lettering on cover, and in il respects th the sample to be seen In the office of the See- The right to rejoct any and RNITURE AND OTHER for a good strong horse. Address T %, Bee. retary of State. all bids is reservod JOHN O, ALLEN, S Notice to Contractors. ed to urolah promptly RgNY H.S. OMAN (43 New York Life Sulidiog, um'n;. Nob. at lota ue part par l so1 FARK GREAT DAROTA ENTERPRISE. Eastarn Oapital to Build Up a Northwestern Manufaoturing Oity. NOW WATERTOWN WILL GO WILD. Six Thousand Acres to Be Devote to Factories of Various Kinds and to Homes for the Operatives Citeaao, July 16.—[Special to T Bee.] It great natural advantages with all the necessary capital to develop them will pro- | duce a city, Watertown, in South Dakota, has o remarkable future. Aud the future iy uot very far ahead. A strong syndicate of Boston and other New Encland capitalists has taken the matter in hand, and one of them, Mr. R. C. Flower, expressed himself in tho following enthusiastic lauguage ot a banquet ontly given by the citizons to the New Eogland men: “M@® Chairman, 1 have a dream that ten yoars hence you will have a city on either side the line, not of 5,000 inhabitants, but a city of 200,000 inhabitants in its full prok- ress, making its most rapid strides to aguin double its population —miles of factories along the shores of Pelican, and your numer- ous liues of road—motor lines twenty-five miles inthe country, concecting your lesser lakes with your larger ones and girding, like coiling serpents, Lake Kampeska, mak- ing every foou of her shores valuablo for residences and rosorts; the largest smeitors of the world along your belt line, which con- nects all your railroads as ono. With thirty railroads iustead of eight coming and depurting from ono @ ion depot, botween Capitol hill and the do hotel, with their roundhouses and shops on their a I's00 on Capitol hill a park s the South gardens of old or the terraced banks of the Elesian fields, dedicated forever to the pleasure of vouth and age during hours of enjoyment, 1 in fountains, flowers, groves and lawns fit for heavenly Madonnas or angel lovers, with the drives and walks, whether in squares or circles, all leading to tho shores of Kumpeska or to the busy centers of your am- bitious city. A city, Mr. Chairman, you will all be proud of, a city South Dakota~ will be proud of, as you will be proud of South Da- Kota—a city and state the country will be proud of, every country upon the faco of the globe which tikes pride in industry, pro nerity, beauty and wealth, a city which will be ropresented in her products by every ecar which speods its way through the earth and by evgry sail which whitens the waters of like or sea.” “T know,” said World's Fair Commissioner Melntyro 'at the Grand Pacific, “toat we peopie of Dakota have the reputation of beinz boomers. I the present instance, however, we have something much more sub- stantial than mere ‘boom’ back of us. A purchase has just been made of 6,000 acres in and immediately adjoiving Watertown for made by the Watertown land and_improvement company {05 "thoro o great manufacturiug center which will be of vast importance to tho whole northwest. South Dakota is fast becoming one of the richest st. Watertown is situated in the rich and fertile Sioux valley, a section 150 miles wide by 300 in length, which has never been injured by drouth since the sot- tlement of the state. In_addition to her tin, her gold and her silver South Dalkota is rict in grans and fibres and agricultural pro- ducts generally, and these will be utilized by v o factories which will be erected on this 6,000 w materials are abundant, but manufacturers to work them are scarce. Woolen mills, worsted goods mills, shoe and starch factories and straw bourd mills will nake vastly more profit_in South Dakota than they could possibly in tho east, simply because the materials for manufacture lie at the very door. Think of this —until the ad- wission of [daho the infant state of America yielding 22,000,000 bushels of wheat, 10,000,000 bushels of outs, 4,000,000 bushels of barley, vushels of Hax seed, 25,000,000 bush. oes, and other vegetables in proportion, 10,000,000 pounds of wool, 15,000,000 head of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs. The territory immediately surrounding Watertown is among the richest in tho state, and we already have cicht railroads, without having a doilar given them cr a franchise of any kind. It was the natural and railroad advuntages combined that mduced such men as George Van Dyke of Lancaster, N. H., president of the Boston & Maine road, P, Cook of Cook, Jones & Co of Salem resident of Watcrtown for a groat many vears, and for ten of themI have worked to bring this thing about, We are con- nected directly by our railroads with Duluth polis and St. Paul on the 1st, Omaha south, the oming southwest, Bis- murek, the Northern Pacitic, with its tribu- st and the Black Hills, the ast, Chicago south t. Such is our rail- we can_ship our pro- ducts to the eastern states and to Kurope as cheaply, s they can be shipped from Minue- dlthough we are 226 miles west of Min- neapolis “Now, we intend tohave a city of mills and factories. suflicient to take care of our grain and fibre; woolen mills for our wool, linen mills for our flax, straw hoard mills for toe millions of tons of straw we au- nually waste: tanneries and shoe fac- tories for our hides, starch factories for our potatoes and sugar mills for our beots, We intend to manufacture the products we grow as we grow thewm instead of froighting thern 2,000 miles cast to bo manufactured and then have tho manufactured goods shipped back to us. It is the samo principle which has brought Armour and Swift aud the other great packers nearer the field of supply each vear and which has made Omaba within a Yery short time the secoud pork packing cen- ter of the United States. Denver has become a great city and the pride of Colorado, but her mountiins made her grest. Omaba is the g rasia, but her prairies and the prairies of the west made her glorious, Wichita is the wonder of the south central states, but ber ruilroads made her famous, Watertown has the mountains of Denver, the praivies of Owaha and the railroads of Wichita, all contributing to her future growth, “Iu the transaction which has just been consummated many of New England’s most prominent businoess men are coneernel, asso- ciated with strong intorests in _the middle and western states, with railroads Iu the deal. Arr ients have been made for the building of numerous factories aud mills immed ely and beforo winter sets in we will have a city equipped for a steady march of years, Wo will have 1,000 more property holders than we have today, The Water. town land_and improvement company has n ovganized by men of brains and experi- backed by uulimited capital. Our capital stock at present is §2,000,000, all of which is taken. Four of the eight railroads entering the city are interested iu tho project,” I Some idea of the magnitude of the e prise may bo formed when it 1s stated that the company has purchased nearly hall the town corporation, ineluding 135,000 city lots, 3,000 ncres adjacent to ' the oity and controlling the water of both lakos, the Watertown and Lake Kumpeska raitroad and the exciusive rights from the city of Watertown for the next twenty years to build, own and operate all the horse, steam, electric aud motor lines, “Twenty-four horses and a large force of men are aiready at work laving off and grad- ing the str ) the outside property,'” said Mr. Mclutyre, “and there are several fac- tories propared to locato just as soon as we can get veady for them. Oue of tu is o paper mill, which will turn into wrapping and building paper the 25,000 tons of straw which is burued every year within u radius of twelve miles of Watertowa ; another i o linseed oil mill, which will use up tho flax seed, 500,000 bushels of which was raised this year in Coddington countz; another is a woolen miil, which will weave into cloth the fleece of 1,000,000 sheep raised within forty wiles of Watertowa and employ 200 hands, and a fifth is & starch factory which is now signing contracts for 500,000 bushels of pota toes to be delivered a year from October and November next, tor- - Small In size, great in results: * DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Best pill for coustipa. tion, best for sick headache, best for sour stomach. NEWS OF THE NORTHWHEST. Nebraska. A Masonio lodge has beon constituted at Contracts have boen lot for new bridges 1n Gago county. is talk of estavlishing an extonsive brick manufactory at Plainyiew. Pondor's school will be prosided over noxt Marlin of Charlotte, appointed ns- D. Irvine of Grand Island, whose debts amoutt to §1,154,06. Iev. Dr. Johnson, pastor of the Mothodist his fifty-Afth birthday by gathering of bis frioads. building eight n-n by Prof. W. D. Wood wa | council against vagrants, gam- hh'r« and houses of prostitution is being rig- aha Vallay district be held &t Falls City Septomber | premiums offerod amounting to &,000 of Nobraska City, mock, striking on head and did not complain at first, fell from a ham- © was taken vometing and died at miduight Mrs. Alexander Porter of Aubura has be- insane and has been confined in the county juil awaiing her admittan, 0 violently neighbors tho severely that <In' nearly a farmor residing noar n..mm.- died in a'field whero ho wis shcok- 'ye. I’aralysis of the hor to VIA\\'x' bee was discover aud choked he vt is supposed d by bis six-yoar-old duaghter, gone o the tiold to take her father a drink of water. A reunion of the K curs at Wapello August 19 and 30, It 18 rumored th tendent of the C infantry oca t Dr. Liowellon, arinda wsano asylum, will rkinson of Lake Viow, llar, uncarthed a number bones and relic An eight-ye Muscatine swi without serious Clyde Kirchner, o small boy, attempted to burglarize the postoftice at Peterson, but was discovered bofore he secur A Coon Rapids boy sign on his futhe was at a loss for seve d no callers aniel Cartor and Mrs, married recently at Missours bride is forty-cight and tho groom se threo yoars old, it boiug the fifth wi‘ for the groom and third busband for the bride. oonkeapors have scorod At a recont teem of 3 immediate sorvod against u lavge number of saloons and havo taken un anpeal to tno supersodeas bonds, while dig- ol son of Judge Brannan of 1 anything, diphtheria to understand sva C uppy. Dubuque s; another victory. suprom court by filing antimo tho saloons will keep open, Brude, ex-editor of tho Kews, 1 tho state of Washington stating that his child wado the trip from to find hs child well, Port Angeles to Everl and loarncd that the tolegram should have reached some other An engine struck a dog on the track near r supposed he haa voen hurled into etornity, said the dog had hit a boy. stopped as 5000 a3 possible and hmtkml up, to much duzed twelve \\'nmlflum what hit him, while the dog was Looking on as if there was * dbout nothing." John Wambs ans, a truck farmer living near Burlington, had a narrow ¢ being burned to death and his wife was prob- ably fatally burnc He arose carly in \d touctied a match to the gasoline stove, a valvo of which had the fluid sc ng all over the floor. owed and he was Iis wife hearing his cries apeared blaze, when her cloth- tempted |u squeleh th i frightfully Her recovery is doubrful. Sand Your ¢ you make up vour mind to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, do not bo induced tobuy some other pre claim that “ours is as all that, but the pecul saparilla cannot be equalled, nothing to do with substitutes and insist upon huving Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best blocd purifier and building up medicine. tien instead. 9 Hood's'" e merit of Hood’s Sar Therefore have Marringe Licenses. The following marri sued by Judge Shields y Name and Addross, ) Pritz Bloeme T Anna J. Jessor e licensos wero is- May Halbort, Onaiia § John Cooper, e Fox, Omaii, yrup of Figs, produced from the laxative and nutritious California figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants k beneticial to the human system, acts gently kidneys, liver and _bowels, effectually dispelling colds and aches and curing habitual constipation own to be most Building Permits, The following permits wera superintendent of buildings yesterd story frame store, 2118 ssuod by the o Four minor periits Howe scalos, . alogues of ts, Chicago 11 Borden & Selleck Co., age THE RE L MARKET. NSTRUMENTS rosord July 15, i WAIRRANTY DEE to WK Kurtz lots , bl 112, Dundee Plac © A Brodt to M F Sears, lots 1 to |, Holimont Park Willlam Clark to William Stadelmin, 1K Darling ‘o . Wanscon P mott wnd wite to T Kop 1d fractl blk s of “K, P outh on Conner, Lot f, Rhodes, lot 1), bik 2, ¢! oen nnd wite to J N lot 4, bik 5, Purk Place. ... Lo William Clurl, Tot 0, Dk 1, “Lemon, 0 % 1o Anthiony Maran of n 100 1t lots § add to South Omaha. Ed Pholun to I A wife to Frantiska Dworzuk, 8 % 1ot 5 Jerome Richok and wife 1o A u 70 feat of 1ot 3. bik 6, Kountz ry Kolfs to A Cotner & Arehor's add to South Omuha od and wito to Jauos Vodieka, 3 1ot i, bik 0, Brown Purk 3 nd wife 1o Anton 3 1ot 16, blk b, Brown Park rand wife to Josaph Swoloii i, Park Forest o Barburd $iver, lof 5 . Park Forest, 1 wife to Robort Hicks, Tmout Park Wi and wi 10t . blk 14 s KA Bens Barbara Havilk, Brown Pirk o' Albert Buscnrayler, lot 11, nd wife to 13 1¥ Hanscom Plaoe 0 10 W I Krldi wnil 12, bik 3, Foster's Unfon stock yards eompany to Burbara 18t add to South Omaba, QUIT CLAIM J A Lawren: o, ik 0 Briggs' I'lace W J Wischer, W G Myors u Dundee Place Boyd, sheriff, bik 10, § E Rogér's add. ta W L Selby, wmount of transters DeWitt's Little cotsupation None equal. Use thow now.