Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1892, Page 11

AGES 11 1892-SIXTEEN P | 1 | | . ' [ y ATV | creditanle exhibit of Nebraska manufactures ber opened at 40%. sold as hizh as 0% CNTCK FOAX RID R o | rerarding people and affaivs ) ;“'“‘4 (OXDIHO\ OF TRAD}L during the month, has dove much to stimu. | The clos nz price ' 40%@ 15 Heavy rains in \]“\ FOX MH:) UP FOR UH" Vaiparalso, ' lnd, after ‘which _th late locul industries, Ons of the larger | I fome districts whero it was required will be of | Iox children became the subjeok Homo manafaciurars reports hia business | 4 Sy benciit to tho growing ceop, Dut trom il wo of conversation. Whan thelr names were 1 S 20,000 abead of last June and orders com- 1 Rverans Hodee e osuratandey | mentioned Fox broke down and commenced A Review of the Most Prominent Features | itg in at a rate which gives gront Al weak | The South Omaha Wife Murderer Found [ to ery. I said the most thathe regrotted elieve it should be purehased on Trale in Wheat Light, but Higher Prices promiso for & large increase in | murkets, Oats aro firn, the business in them ; was that ho had to leave his littlo ones. Ha s of the Past We:zk, his output for the year. Some of the smailer | Ruled. light. Provisions closed at the top price of Guilty in the Second Degree. wabtod them 1o 06 tAKEn oare of by W Houyes afs growinic 1 8 similhe pace, and all About o on rit. Tho elavantli hout butls ate mother, but ho was afraid the Shormans ‘ecl the effect of the local patriotism which v | predicting still hizher prices, ter an ad- | would -~ uot give th p. As Kello » THE WEEKLY CLEARINGS AT OMAHA | fras sg rocently arous kg ‘N;“j"'fj‘l“‘ DOMESTIC MARKETS WERE QUITE FIRM | meintime boiiove in taking prodts on this ad- | AFTER SENTENCE HE DISCARDS RS LTRSS L Ll L i I D "as| 0| Cl v vance. . services and bade him el benetted snd most of them ara running on | - —_— (Stcane, T Tuly 2 —~Connselman & Dy — his mothicr, that he (Fox) frequently thought 4 ull time, and som~ are prossed to fill orders, | o Cockrell Bros.: The wheat market was a . of and all of the mo! 'S 0 o 14 v. tho Jubbing Teado for June Exceeds Ange | “"Av South Ommana the imonth hne witnessod | Exports of Wheat and Flonr from Moth | Very duil RTAIE xind & Small usiness resaitad, | 16 Admits That flis tnsanity Was Felgned | %00 (00 “,'n:“g',','l‘,‘":‘.i'r “oht ’f,::"‘"’“"l\";l,". thing Ever Experienced by the Old= large expenditures by the Union Stock Yards | C ts for the Week Show a Han :‘”"‘,“ ‘f;'_‘ iy A ':\‘3‘I!H[:“::lyxv“\:‘l;yvl‘l* »\:‘lg:;l‘ht" and Says e “Fooled In Good Tilden stepped before tha bars and -nm: est Houses—Mc y Plenty, ;;”:”mn}"“"d ”m_ I'ML'“IUK- B;'“h“'.":’f"'.‘:' some Increase—Corn Opened 45,000 bushels shipmenta o nd decressing re Shape' — Jury's Struggle Bt ox.how are you feeling " Crenstnge 1AW has also been marked by the steady ad- g coipts, Locnl tridors who sold 61F.y in tho Por s Verdios Tho wurderer drow bhis hand across his L) Lty vance in prices of hogs, cattle ana sheep, Kher, week in expoctation of a break In prices are eyos and at once took on that wild look until now all are bringing the highest figures buying back thele lnes a8 fast ns which ho has tried to cultivate for mont of the year, with uo early prospect of a drop. o Noount "ot the | pook X Ho howled, stamped, and to all appearances To jobbing trade for the past six days as | Tho growth of the South Omaha stock busic OH1cAo, 111, July &—Trade in whoat was | JOSTess, WhHICh S the = erops el ot hee It is now a fact, settled boyond any ques- | was insane, though the doctor declared that very light today, but prices wore higher, Tho | O'\ts were autet but firm ahd closed 1o bigh compared with that of the provious week | ness is well illuscrated by a comparison of Gfotanis faw chinges of sny importance, | Secelpts Tor the ‘ARt ek montis of The movement of goods has been unusually Cnttle. large for the present sonson of the year and | 1801 tully up to what was auticipated. AL “Paking the month of June as a whole and T & (Vi g comparing it with previous monthsund a big | The gain in hogs over 150018 206, | 1ge higher | tion of dispute, that Nick Fox, tho South | he was shamming and wasa successful actor, atrongth was ehlefly duc to the rain, which | with increising speculntive buying, caused | Omaha wife murderer, was not boen o bo = e Was quito general throughout the west wnd | by o be ief of a shorterop thissoason, Pro- | yunged, His own acts and twelve jurors « Itenson Why it Should. PIGS AND ROUGH. the northweat. and which 18 oxpected to fnter- | §1410ns were advanced shurply on hoavy ade | 00 .". . Mr. W. M. Terry, who has been in the W) e 8 8 _ 9 g ditionnl purchases of futures by the fonis | havesaved him the unpleasant oxperience | quye busines AT A b b fero with hurvesting operations. Cables were | Locul sto ks show about §) per contcompared { . drug business at Blkton, Ky, for tho past 4 e 363 i scil storks shi out @) per ce od | of dangling in midair, suspended from | twelvo yoars, says: “Chamberlain’s Cough R loriess, with somo advance, and | With the very linavy stock of & year ago, but | ! L 5 1 | B0 e I e were well supplied | 8ome decline In the various positions. Tue | the shipping oy stock of a weur 4k, BUS | the lower end of & strong hemp rope. But | Rewedy @ves botter satisfaction than avy Tihe | SiteEp—Local houses were 'well supplied | somedeclinoin ho vabious posttions WO | wity *'proapicts of decreased receipts | he will spend tho rost of his days in the | other couch medicine [ buve ovor sold. and 48 buyers did not wint to carry the two | few domestic markets open show some firm= | g pieher 's for corn and hozs, the 3 Phere is good reason for this. No other will and clos 0,684 | et bl first six months of 1801 showed a falling | jouds reccived over two holidays thoy ald not Bas; ’ o same advanco us note 5 - 4 ihe | penitentiary, as Judge Davis has given him f ebango will be noted. In April and May ‘;:“ off over 1500 In cattlo recelpts, but this has | seli but went on throu th to Uhlengo, Drices | Yiore I el A2 T M S O o . e Bariat Sicued | tho limit of tho law, S cure a cold o0 quickly; no oiher is so cortain weather conditions were very unfavorable § 4., mags up with 6,540 to spare. are nominiliy unchanzed. Fair to gool 4 - N i DR R - At 6 o'olock fast night the trial ended, tho | B Preveutive and cure for croup: no othey for the coming crops and trade was effected | Tho jocai retail trade is not keeping pace ves, B.51@9.00; fuir to cood westorns, 81,00 | | Fxports of whoat and flour from hoth consts Katq WL TRAT JuAe e ahuro was dollvered, and aitor par. | AOrds so much roliof 1 casos of whooping fna very murked aegres, Merchants were | with that of manufacturing and jobbing, ow- | @4%: common and ‘stosk shesn. $L80GLOGL | Tof the weal are & bt el bbbt London Stock Market, taking of a hearty supper the jurors were | COUBN. ciutious and inelined 1o feel their way. Few | iug partly to the depression in building lines [ “00¢ tochoice 49 to 9)-1b. lambs, $LO0BLS0. | more thin tha week provious. The market Laxnoy, July Following ure the closinz | Jocked in theit ro: to deliberate over tho FLOWERS IN BLOOM. were willing to stock up beavily nud take | and delays in puolic work. Except in lines Receipts and Disposition of Stoek, continued lifeless throughout the session. | quotations for toduy _ | guilt or tnnocence of the mau who had beeun Mk Chaucos 18 1o what would bo 146 Hnal out | which furuish the necessitios of 1ifo businuss | omeil recolpts and disposition of stock as | July wheat ranged durlng the duy from THiéc | Consors Moxioan Urd. ..., 204 | on trial, Dahlias multiply annvaily and the flowers comie of the buckward spring. has boen dull all through the year with but | snown by the books of the Union Stock Yurds | 10 784c, cloging at i8%c: September sold at | con. August gt 14|18y Paul com bl Balloted n 1 L and Fifty Timos, do not deteriorate. With the coming of June the promise of r: slight improvement in June. company for n.‘l- uwe ul our hours, ending ut ‘;"“r::“nl‘.i ;,’.‘;“;J!';”" fl;l'»';'ll- '," e aestes AL LR hinan e -”';‘ “' “‘ 'l‘ i) "l' 'i'l I""“ n’-‘ LLL ' Climblni polyanta roses, aftor Lo~ yea rosperous vear was most flattering, and 0'¢l0 K p. iy, July 2 1802 SRS THiY 585 1 GRE, k10 WIS itle.... P ORAIOR st 1o 0 That they did deliberato there can be | Groo ) 6, 6 roac! Bononce was Iinmediatoly restored. AU the JOR MARKETS, Rk yeathier, Tl firmnoss In whont ‘also was | RHiaee oo i Mok New 6,000 Tt | ho doubt, © as 150 ballots wero cast i pood, Caeogat be €AAILY TRLS Lo TekCH same time the demand for” goods in a retuil “EATILE oGS —TTONRES A NS | buyers at the start. Ju'y sold from dic toslige, | Lilinols Central S | beforo an agrcement was - reachod. W WAL kit . way, which tad been delayed by the »l\'(:t.lmd Cattle and Hogs Enjoying Quite a Boom | - — T . e Tons, | Clostng ut &-c; Sentember sold from %G 10%c, BA STLvER =4, 'l he first l»]n 1o «.thl I;\w- vot n’rflr u\um;-r mum:“ u~lxlrr:ls‘!vfirm‘||t:w”mu lm;d o mwlns backward season, suddenly revived. The in Value re. | Head | Cars, | Head | Cr cad| Cars. | Head. | closing at 43ise. MONEY =15 per cent n the first degroo, four for murder in tho | [FAREANCE AYG HitHS osal SUGpS/TLAeS retail merchants were caught with depleted | Owana, July Receipts for the past o1l 1 10110, 2l | p Outs openo i higher in syupathy with corn, RATE--Diccount obén market for both short | second degree and tnree £Hr munslaughtor. | 8ttract a great deal of notico, onlte and they delugen the jobbers with | week foot up K3l cuttio. 4 hozs and | —— = » e the weuthor und unfavorable crob prospocts. | and three months bills 1 pre cent. All through tho weary hours of the night the | Madam Hippolyte Jamain is a v ry beaatls idors, 0,208 cattlo, 46,528 hogs ind B DISPOSITION ) July, Proutikipie to siec, closing nt ke Seb e aten balloting went o, Fhe case was argued pro | ful tea rose of delicate habit und flowers, This rush for goods has been kept updur- v‘:‘“]::avu the week previous and 7,584 UV LIS CATTLE Hoz prolucis higher, there was « good de- i Cloarings, 81,- | And coa touching tho man's savity, and at which are outwardly whito with fine salmon Sand 820 sheep the sane week N3, Lo July i New O Wbl A fng the whole mouth of June. A geod many — = i Al ury pave bim | beart. nd. . Stocks smallel As morning th t 1 expoeted und the o'clock yester ir. In other words compared with u w A o i LA Omaha Packing company IVOrIaR S Sop! v It 2 N Rt ¥ 3 joobers do not hesitate Lo say that they neve 0 Teceipts huve fallen OF 500 caitle, Bwift & ¢ L I‘I‘\Ih‘\ ‘rl\“lll:‘.”v:v ser nl'-m‘n xlu-xn‘v‘v‘l;i‘av‘fh W TRANAAS OfT¥, Mo, July S.—Olearinzs, $1- [ the benoht of thut doubt, agrecing upou o Some of thy chofcest ana most effectiva enjoyed a vetler month’s trade during their | hogsand 2, 00 shoep, while compared with a | The Cuduhy Packing co u“‘l'_\.l“l;,"mm o bIos Y B ‘;‘_'}_' A 10, verdict of murder in the second degreo. designs avo mado with paunsies, They ara expérience in business year ugo there has beeen an increase of 1,200 | . P\ Squires ‘'ne demand is still keeping up, but how [ €ottie, 14,000 hogs und 2,000 sheep. l‘,‘.:ffn”'\\l'«:r.m EREE gor it will con! b The e attle market experfenced some- Ty & much louger it will continue it is impossiblo | Tho estile jarket, has experieneod, Sonce | Wi o x' Pants, Tuly 2. —Three per cent rentes 95t 5o e for the aceonat. Ao, Md., Taly 2 Fitiian ¥ #1it to Trony TN nte: 1ot astrony flowor 1o wear, but are modest . SUATH As soon as the agreement was veached | And clogant. oarings, 8510 | 10® Fhot was - convovad to the | baihfr | Perle des jardin makes a great roso bush, about this price. The load.n ¢ futures ran 1 as follows TARTICLES, OVEN w0 v, One thing, nowever, may vo set | (il E b JOORY TG, DSt bonk 1 ihe | Andrewinss = bl 3 2. 5 ¥ d oo, en | but very often the heavy buds do not open sertion that the continuunce at the present | w reaction from the discouraging y BN CRA) July for the week, $6.575,550 the clerk, Sheriff Bennett, Jailer Miller and | Fequire much caro. teavy trade will aepend very largeiy upon | fow prices prevailing for the past two or threo BB T fes August. T OB NIY D kimount ot DUTION EohS || (Ao sIl it HSEHEARSHCULABE AR IR BEE e ’ the erop conditions, A fair amountof rain | mouths. Fastern markets have been butin- | Lottover. |11 (o AL nto the bank W Lodiy, £5.00% the attornevs. toses for winter bloomiug that aro not D o wonther “will keop 'tho | ITGrontly” sunblica and thire has boon an | == B 01 No B 1o tho biunle of Englun o lug S00% | An hour lator dudgo Davis reached the | under glass should bo at rest from now on, €rops RroWINg and goods woving active démand from the continent, These B Augistie . v BN, B, FCloarings, $15,10% | court houso aud ordered the jury | and ouly wator onough should bo given ¢ : 3 Conditions were sufliclent toereate aetivity in sy September WG RN brought into court. Then ecame Clerk | prevent eutire dryness of soil. Coming Omahaward, shipping. speculative and export elrcles, and | 0 Business Monday. 0TS No. There will be no business transacted at tho yards on Montuy. July 4. No buyers will by there, tutall stock received will be yarded, fed wnd enred for us usual. This is inweeord- Tuly 2.—Clearinzs, $138.780.6 Moores and Attorney Dick. In the | Asa flowering bordor plant, or filling for 8 loarings, | meantime Fox had bien aroused from a | boed, very fow things excel our old friend the peaceful sleep, and hastily dressing himself | vervenn, and through all changes in publie PHILADELPIIA, P, July oarinzs, 817.- | was escorted from the jail to tho court | taste it continues to hola favor. 2475 balances, $£.58485 For the week end- [ pouse by Sheriff Beanett, “Deputy Courtne: racmand from Louses. As receipts have odernte this shurp competition Ltabout an advance on all grades na shipping steers of from 40¢ to T0c, S in turn produced astron Aftor tho trade conditions have been care- fully anaiyzed and fully explmned in the direction above indicated, there sull remains another very good reason for the lurgely - | of beet (=, The e B COMPOLItIO ‘cho: Yo ance with the custom at other iive stoek ma odiAy, Clenrings. 810,03 208, A Y& \ ¢ Fanrn A new gladiola of a white kind, which is crensed trado enjoyed by the jobbors. o | A, FRRb NS SEURCLLPN A SLAIR JrOVEL | Kets aithoan it s the first o In the r bis: i uieRt e R cialntilg ADETERad. very beautiful ana rare, has come forward retail trade of Nebraska, ana of the whole | (I T BEREMG 0K wn'T canner values, | tory that the yards huve ever shut downon a | - July ¢ OMTEAEG. T 0 U5 B Monay,-REANAY KB | it b O o S N Ie and is called “The Bride.” Thisisafiny territory tributary to this city, is l0oking | biitthe more desirable grades ure seiling some- | Bational holiduy. < September unchunzed nt 4 per cenf. andd per o You have got to wulk upstairs this ime, | gpoeimen, und fn time will bring & good re- more and wore to Omaha as a polnt of sup- | what better than a week ugo. The Chiongo Live Stock Markat. T B time loans. Clearings. for the w as we don’t propose to carry sou. Watd to 118 A1800VOFer. lv. The old idea that a mercnant could o | run of grass cows, however, are still selling at | oo T Tul SR Al BI01T40 Now York o irm at o e | Uhe murderer braced up, and, unas. | T 0 o & i etteg by going east to buy has been almosy | bed roc ¢ prices, Stockers und feoders have | e (8 TR bun a6} o) to | = prémium. Steriinz exchange steady and un- | sisted, plodded his way up tho flight cs can be left out In the garden e Y et out. . 'ha aerchant, who goos | Buirered a furiiior dooline this: woek of 100 to | Tk 1B Lohere was v £oat Cotand (OF Sats | - Dadh quattions were as follows Dhanzed at BiaTs for sixty days and 8458 for | of stairs, marched 1uto the court room and | \tll the last of August, when tuev should et of’Omuna 1o replenieh his stock Is logsed | 19¢ und not even the sharp wdvance n fat | i o | covuan Bl dun e i winthe pAtanch Bl fmpticldesi: aropoed into his uccustomed seat, He then [ U9 ruised and polted in good sized pots In h his s 8 eattlo has hud any noticeably revivify oe d, 5 0 a on! 2004 nter stralts, $3.706@00);° spring s, 1y 92,- r v, an v gnashic ricl 3 A ig thmor who 13 Mot q.auo up to | Shttle s, had any, wotlecably, vovisitying | g5 15 for thor {a. ehoico ‘cows, hieltors | pritcnts, $11004 10 sprink trasts, SaGHM0 | emyHoms, "Rin b chon #1552 | turned to the jury, and after gnashicg s | Hcl light soil. An indoor temperature of % 10 £4.75 for stockers and fe 13 balnnces, $810.2/7.° Olearing | 5 eok, 20 orol i ) 5 [i! 70 deg the preseat progressive spivit of trade. the country will not wunt a great muny [ 4nd bulls, Kors', 85,000 this week, | tooth, uttered somo unintelligiblo sounds aud | 0 t0 70 degreos ia best for thom. [ A 21,55 ) cos, 4.2 3 15 lus £ len 1o thoro hims of Iute developod a | feeders until wkreat many of the uncertain- | OF% $130 to §15 tor common to extra steers | WimAt—No. * svring, %tc: No. 3 wpring, e s Oln: "oearinrs | then quicted down. Do of tho largest camolin plunts evey very friendly fecling in business circles | ties surrounding the o crop hiuve been | &G (o A0 b0 v ue from 8§25 10 83.2) sl correspondinz week Inst year (ive days), 317, Then the Verdict Was Announced, LRSS 8'[0“""11 fn a nursery near tbroughout tiie state toward Omaha. Sl S AT S bab Price o | nnd sorinzers were quoted at from $15.00 to \ dices No. 2 white, 34xo; | SE3Tk batunces, 240 . Money, guict at GRS Sou ageesd v e Birmingham, Enal and. It quite fills a large "I'lirs city has come to bo the best customer [ | 11048 100 Ve been o & Foaa, s AT | §70.00 per head. No. 3 white, B@He - hite, 3Xe | 4 per cent. Exchange on New Yors, e (R v LG LT OO n- | green house. Some 2,000 buus have been thut the stute nas, Mauy of the manufa ot L aOmbl Az il Ovar $1,00 hizher than o ales of hozs were ut from o 5,65 tor | “Ryp—No. 2, w0, premium. .1\..|‘r\A\y|‘.;\3.Lun l".I:I&. sy toq the | Timmed from tho troe and it stills has 6,000. wurers out through the stute have racantly | vearago. Eastern shippers continue to take | POUr to-cholee Tight, from $i. 1o $.10 for Bt No.3, f. 0. b, 5ic; No. AN GE A AN oe. “Wo have, vour bonor,” responded the Clematis Montana is a most graceful troe- found « splonaid warket for their products | from . third to a half of the ofter- | medium wel-hts und from to & [ T ek ok R 5 foremay, as the document was passed up 10 | climbor; so is wild honeysuckle. Virginia i Omaba, and several of the larger facto ings, Squl ulono—the blg Boston buyer | heavy. Thedemand was active, and fo FrLAX SEE)—No. 1, #1035, For 25 cents you can wsure yourself and | Clerk Moores. creeper will garland weeping wiliow charme skl sie || =tuking quethe, bis Boston Duyer | crados the markot had w firm tone. Trading | TivoTny Segv—Priu.c, $.4@1.3% family against anv bad results from anat- | Iy was short and to the point, sum- | ygie gy \ CLIIDULX ORI I thele | 0 " Fucoived. Loeut prekors have iss | Was prineipily at from $.55 1o £.05 the qu - | Pork—Mess, por bbl. f116 ard, por | tack of bowol complaint during the summer. | ply reciing the fact that Nicholas | {iahgsts of 8 "“‘1“;“';’-“'"“" “'l“““" R £00US Are in every Store ol any mportance |y 4 2 LA ity averagin s fair. 100 Ibs.. #.00: short ribs sides (loosel vo_ dose! ertain’s Colic, oo suilty de 3 A hosts af soarlet tingers, tho combination e b ity i WoiphYeiaves calvaBsin | pongnC e, 1 no matter ow bearish ¥ | U0 TV i dred sheep In the pens weredis- | S50@?.55; dry salted e Hbs Bdos | (logse) Ouoor o \liy;:l;x.;::l"Iullél:‘l:‘l"l(llr\lllu“vm( olic, :umx:‘\liujlfumi:' found guitty of murder in the | i highly fantastio, all the Live stock grown in the state, amount- | yvinein: tide. ntinued firmness in pro- | PO ‘Iur'nl'art’.-x‘.v\'nl\"yr:‘?: ‘uf.r‘(:'.‘.flu,éy'-‘r‘: & :!;‘ ‘ Rt s 5 Any exposure 18 good onough fora rose “Witisky—Distillers' inished gools, por gal., | BBy ordinary case, It never fuils, and 14 So say you all, gentlemen of tho jury?’ 10g to several miilon aollars aurually, as [ visions bas also been a bullish feature, but tor culls, afe to take, No family can | asked the court. bed, the main pont being to have the soil in o] B bYoBoY ar Lab o- | Duyers suy the principst enuse for the pro At from $6.5) 10 £1.15 for Poor Lo extra nuttons. picasany and 3 ' & AR Al i E,:.l.::“ ailarge|proportion ot otharitarm pro: HERY I SR NPTy Nk aitia The lamb market wis firm at from #.0) o Ans—Unchanged; g afford to be without it. For sale at 25 and luch man nodded s head in approval. l‘;x‘“‘, “":",-{';l’;;,“"“!‘;?‘dlfi'""5“ that A |=h-)\l It is oniv uatural that a city which | Sutly constuntiy fnceessh Ithceipts were: Cattic, 2500: hogs, 10.90); Wated, 4350, standard 50 cents per bottle by druggists After thanking the jurors for tuoir v n product. The Europ NG 8 pr BT EAa Ny T or f A by o o ot I tha | slope to tho east or to the north is provably akes such a large proportion of tne surplus | BEUGY 10 ] i ¥ shcep, Lo — SenDitolhal o orth | q 2 opened by reeiprocal treaties have been fre MPIE 3 cngthy tri 0 judge dischary c . for there the blooms will probably last Product of the surrounding territory should | Phyirs 'of Amurican moats, an 1t as wus to | Lue Eveninz Journal reportss e TS LMPIELL longthy teinl, tho judge discharger wnom foe | {31,y v ¥ I erritory vith goods. As | huve been expected o more they zet the ATTLE 0 va;_shipments. CLES, C S [SHIPMENTS, 3 e 5 ‘6 o djourned ua s bR sunp{_‘{}lf\u[‘ h«rl‘"i. LY AN l\‘l,m1 “r’:l:lt’l){:::; w\“j f.f.‘r.»lll.‘.-\'m:xln‘ l\:- .‘,'"v mor Hm,\h "l\"' 1000 b niys sibies, Texans, $LY [ s————=v ———— —— e — Once upon a timo the Romoan Catholic | y,,p Goraniums that are wanted for wintor e L oeta 1k b by in the sama. mar:| #troni undartone (o Ui ) signs of | @hin; native cow HIE BRI e iing 1| T | archibishop of Colozno was catechisiug the He Still Played Insnne, blooming should be grown in small pots dur- T e P e oy dinnediute b in price Jad R ) LT orn, busyels st 22000 | chitdren and asked a boy: At the opening of tho roeular session | ME Summer aud tho flower o nipped oft ament strong in mMost men 1o patronize those AzzmeSsnpnltaeingylewRo Ll Nt eooh e Kb iin ORYK e, 804,000 “Is tho sacrament of confirination neces- | yestereay morning, and after the read 50011 hoy are noticed. lungo in A h e sharp advances and the constuntly fucreas- 100 ing of the journal, Fux was ordered | SUnny situation and turn the pots frequently who patronize them and Owaha by purchus- | Juz demand. continue disppointingly light 0000 sary to salvation £’ ; s Ing the surplus vroducts of der territory | There were scarcely haif as many c brought in “for sentence, Clad in [ to brevent rooting through iuto the soll. ttle here duce exchunze tolay the butter “No, st neceusarily add o her trade 1n that ter- | us on Last Suturduy, but the quality in zeneral | o SHEED hondAaliniiont inchaned oty 15620 our reverence,” was tho reply, “but | tho " yegulution jal garb, consisting | Al to secure bushy specimens. ritory. % was very good. Fivorable reports from cast- | 59 hewd natives, 0104 unchanzod: ereniory, 5@ when the occasion to receive it presents | of a tlue blouse and” pauts, and accompanied ——— X o Tho jobbers are cxperioncing splendid re- | ern markets i¢1 sidpvers to look around and 'n";'""L]{ sty CUE i A% itself, it shoy d not be missed.” by Sherifl Bennett ana Jailer Miller, Ifox MASCULIN £ FASHIONS, sults from the home patronnge movement, | L 1o buy some eatt e, but the unusuily ac 3 Texuns, 8J.4L@4.20; lumbs, ¥.7.0 Iarket. “A'good answer, my child,” said the pre- in entel tlirooti); 'Ha seated hinisolt I but they caunot wffora to depend entirely ‘\w\ff'xf':;;i‘i}'f'filx'n",'v"h‘.?'f..;'|'E';'.'-'F'.'fl§"f‘.‘ SR T St. Louls Live Stock Market. Burter—Packing stock, if good. 11@1 late; and turning to o ntle girl who was | beside the attoraeys’ table, and with an T'he ready-made shirt is coming with many upon the manufacturers and retail merchunts | shippers out, und the bizbulk of the oTerin st, Louis, Mo., July 2.—CAtrte—Recelpts, | 3inull lots of oxtruchoice stock toretalltrade, | noaf, ho oskod: air of supreme indifferenco looked | imurovements in an ageressive bid for the 12001 14 the sacrament of marriage necessary to | about the room, now and then turning to the | Suffrage of the well-to-do portion of the com- of Omaba to work up sentiment. NoOmaha | w W10 Jocal slaushiterors ut prices gonerally | 700 beia: shipments, 1000 head; murket w Py . about 2 cents b gher than Friday. Good to [ netive wnd stronz at’ the recent adyanc sGas—Genernl market 114@1%c. salvation ¢ empty jury bo: muuity. The finish, workmausnip, details, i]u(xlli;“lm::'l"e':‘.N:""M“:““:w‘r’v ward avpuv | Gnoice 120 to hi0-Ib. stecrs 010t trom | heavy receipts ure expeetod next weok. Fau | SIS Yoo /uifornin, | 20KG235: home ¢ ° w:No, your reverence, but when the ocea | e Nicholas Fox,” said Judgo Davis, involving tho latest discoveries, ali are man= tory turning out gouds in his line. #4100 10 #1095, fair 10 z00d 1,000 10 L20J-10. stects “cho.ce uetive, L@ fair t choico PEACHES—Quite plenty; Culifornia, $1.75@ | sion presents itself, it should not be missed.” There was no resposse. Again the judgo | ifest, aud the ensemble shows for itsell what 3 ing out g . at from #59) to &4 onio very common | Texinsteors, 260G#30; cows and canners, 130 | g g i 617 R calied the nameof the murderer, and ns he | careful and exvert construction will accom- The Produce Markets. sy Ol A O e row oy Pt | ©liits—Rocolpts. 104 hoad: shipments, TosAToEs—Southern, #1.75 per case of 4 | A vatican correspondent relatss the fol- | did uot respond or move he was led before | Phish. Country produco has commanded steady | between. To o was w wery lively trade | hend: mirsct strong; tale 1o best he LEsvete 0 lowing story of the days of Pio Nono: A |the court. Ior a moment ho shook ‘I'he distinctive elements of the summer rices the greater part of the week. What | nnd bractieally everythn’ had been disposed | £:306637): mixed. ordinary to zood, 8200503 | Lunox T 0. great French lady, baving obtained an [ his heud and beat his bands like [ dress arc: The wide-brimmed, low-crowned luctuations have taken place huve not been | of lonz before noon. Dealers generaily are | light, falr to cholee, $54)@5. 0 ORANGES—Californin, $i i audience, threw herself atthe pope's feet | a wild man, Then, suddenly stop- | straw hat; the Russian leather shods, the of very much importanco. The meeting of | quoting an advance the pist w on ail Sueer-—Receipts, 2015 head: shipments, 1234 BLACK BERILL and fervently thanked him for having | ping his antics, he dropped his hands | neglige shirt and the cravat or flowing how. the national corvention in the city will tend | KEadesof steers of wnywhere trom 4) tosie. | houd,, marker sirous: native mdttons, HUG | Kaseuenu red, quarts, | restored her to heaith. “But bow havel [ to uis side ang assumed a listenicg attitude, [ The sash and belt aro also ouly wearable 10 stimlate thai demand the ifirsy (of the | myioe saetnibultiors anc canascls slook |21 TEaeh S0 B #4.250,4.50; rod, p done 114" inquired the pope. *L procured a | with his head bent toward the floor, auring the heated term—the former more week, but itis likely to be only temporary. T e L e P P e P, stocking that belonged to your holiness,” Seatenced for Lif properly confined to country wear, where Uhe errivals of Califoruin” and southern [ owsund heifers sold at from 8123 to § feansan 0ityLivoistooliiackets she replied. “One of my stozkingstn \Yes. T s thelandscapo hues tone in a palliating meas- fruits ure quite liveral, und the market ha Bulls an't stags were fiem at from $#1.50 to $.0. _KA\M;" ek Mo., July} —CATTLE—Ro- POTATOES—New, scarce; southern stock, X 1 put the talisman on my diseased foot and Judge Davis then imposed the sentence in | yre the embellishment it gives to the en- Deen fairly woll supplied tho most of the time, | Calves wero in liberal supply and “oniy fuir | coipts, 1300 shipments, 10 yat Vo8 St00% | 0y erjp, 00 : stock. 2@ | 5 %has boen completely cured.” “Madam,” | the following words: somble, The demand from the couutry has been good T e A “3.75%@20); Texas stecrs steady, | CABBAGE=Homc zrown, 60c per doz, roplied the pope, a little maiiciousiy, “for- Nicholas Fox, it is apparent to this court | mio wide-hrimmed hat of last year of the 8od shipments quite salisfactery. B Hipes, ETC.—No. 1 green hides, No. 1 | tune has been very kind to you. You need | that you have been strong. fashionabie types was found in the ultra been tried fc 50°0: shipments, 3.400; | green slted Wides, No. 2 gr r mu id the jury hins 1 Stockers and foeders were agan dutl and | HoGs—Receipts, snlted | only put on oune of my stockings and your | bav Collectinns G firacn sl , frreon salted ave boen tried (or murder aid the Jurv bas | JLapos ouly v tho imported article. They : 7GR Jower. There was no |-fe or snup to the tr: the market wis stronz, ciosing weaki all | hides, 2 ides, 25 Lo feor o ealed, while I puton both of my | rewurned n verdict of murder in the sccond Apos anl o imp ) From overy source come reports of good | Awer: Thoere was o [t or Shah fo tho teate: | grides. 8500@a.00; butk, ¥ 5 ibs.. 5y Wibs, | Lo O ery morming and I can burdly | degree. Your counsel havo " abundoned | i G ually weighty, and tho inside band culf, 810 15 b8, ¢ 2 veul 3 No 1 dry’ flint hides, 7e; | walk. colicctions. It is many times the cose that [ ¢! when trade is good collections are inchned | pric. jents, 100; | 2ue: N HE —Roeceipts, [ shi s Biiers wut | ewit s o 15 1 2 [ : iy by o Tt | being of funnol insufteraoly hot. This sea- 1| the ket was stron : to balie esh QolTer.nzs except at ereatiy reduced son they ure wider brimwea; nichter: in opportunity of movir s they have w larze supply on ha vou anything to say why the seutence 5 . . 2dry flint hides, 5e: No. 1dry salted hides. re bec : shapes; g SREy TS to drag, but thut is by no means true of the | which they are unabie to alspose” of sutis- [ t0ns, 100 I o e SONA @ W " nh court should not ba imposed mor ccoming shapes; greater variety of present. Collections were never better and | fuctorily, Sales were larzely at trom £240 10 - AT R D PR R Alimanifoldiicomn Gleationibasiopmelto contfhued his ndiffercnco, muttering | 3t¥1es, and are American mado. ‘The straw Tioney appears to be plouty in the country | 353 ngninaily 10c to e lower than the early IKnow Its Mesit, uited ehonsings, (liors vaslod | us, says the Congrogutlonalist, Informing us | 8%, e un unintelinglblo tonguo, - | Bebof 1802 is a bonizon of summes tine, " Y| varto i OPTESCHLALIVE St : That is Why I Re 0 Aty anaBeats Arlngs | (hiy the Rev, —— has received the degre ething g mgue, s A districts. resulting no doubt from the large | A1t of the wesk. Ioprescututive suley That is Why I Recommend It. (8hort wooled early skins/ No. 1,"cieh, 57010C; _ = S : ne seutence of the court is,” added the I'he suitings that are worn will have the g I bave no hesitancy m recommending | dry shourlings Snort wooled onriy skinw No, 2, | doctor of divinity from auniversity that may 3 d tho spring sales of corn. DIESSED 11k 10 the county | aspect of lightness in woight and coolness in . d i S B S ey EhRarines , : Ferd (s e Mississippl, bu judge, “that you be taken hen At the banks in Omaha money is reported | No. . P 0. Av. r. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrha: euoh, Sei dry flint Kansas and Nebrasks | be known west of the Mississippi, but | e At R RO (1] T L o ttern und design. They will suitably cons ¢ > ) smedy. ¥ blic s I d v Triend buteher wool peits. p ¢ 1b., aetuul welght, 10 | fame of which has not reachea Boston. We | Juih lays be y ns plonty ana in excess of the domunds of [ ¥ 1240 3 6 romedy to tho public as Ido to my friends | Buteher waol pelti. p r Ibactualwelght, 106 | fame of which nas nob reben@e SOUR0 0LP | takon to tno " ponitentinry nt " Lincoln, [ form sod harmonize with the charactor of Boriowers. 3 0 Wi 44 "““‘l""""""‘,nl;‘;“‘fl‘l:l;“;slf"l 1:“(10“ ““x‘gs wool pelts, por ib., netual weisht, 8@iZe: dry [ worthily bestowedas Dr. —— bas alread y ere you will be confined at hurd the more distinctive belongines above noted, Iho clearings for cach day of the past woek | 7 5 &) ] well iknawn romodios had fatled ard it cured | flin Colafido ‘hutehor wool polts. N NS e taralot A% WA AT SE: ing your natural life. ‘Pais is now the | and are in n more subdued feciing for town were as follows: 5,107 4 20 16,1416 4 10 moin a few minutes. commend can- | getual weight, Wl2ize: dry flint Colorado | SFUps Vg SREEERIEA SR AR GRy g B gy v poualty that you can suffer on this | Wear. whiic groator piotorial scope is per- Tonday RITE ™) 4 5 481851 § 79 didly and cheerfully upon 1ts merits, not | wurrain wooi pelts, per Ih. ictunl weight, 8@ | . o B e i deatoas by 8 totds fth.? missiblo amid suburban surroundings, PUSAILY . vrsvaesees s 6,07 166 4 5) Bt from a financial standpoint, because I have | 10e: dry pieces and bucks, netaal welght: 7e | Douglas Jerrold, it is said, happened to kuow s eAs h 1 3 SV ek b Wi S . I O Yowmles a larper | 9c. Tallow nud Gromse—Tailow, No. 1. iiGic: | aud aislike a person who had a dezree iu two Tho prisoner was burried out of court ana bat inestimable boon, the we.l-fitting ey SUILPING AUD BIRORT NEEY O but boosuso Chamberlain's 15 the best | tullow. No. 2 3@ile; grease, whito 4 and dlsliko & person N ho- oxprossed his | the somewhat sensatioual Fox murder trial | shirt, is to bo accorded tho madding crowd Friday . 0 IO R R TE UL e Tt rcause Chamberluiu's 18 tho DSt | prease Wity B, s’ grease, vellow. Jei | contompt by Suying thut “it was very strango | was atun end. us woll s the select few. There is a cer Bistoamatil has perfected & system of measurement by Total S 04,17 123 3..00 James Forgy, druggist, McVeytown, Pa. Povrrry—Good old hiens, 6ice: ~ Attorneys Keliey and Dick, who conducted ¢ 3 Lot ¢ o thiaipes 10 chickens, weaker, #2.50%4.25, e ha Lo siatan.that thoy mers swall Batis | Jauen the: stouk shorc 190 andialligen o he ouly fault that bankers have to find | “} 1 80 S d e WDoctor,” said the roporter, “may 1 ask S S I o all variations may be fitted just as well as it with the present conditions is there is ) 00 THE REALTY MARKET, St. Louls Mark . Sl t 5 bject of | yi . fied with the verdict of the jury. hev did | {he garments were bespoke. [ 2 Mar! what will be the subject of your sermon g 3 Koot Yo 3 e R H 22 8 ) | not move for a néw trial, simply because J e i §11:£0.38090 SO/ PRI [ o \STRUMENTS placed on record July 2, | 48T, Lovis, Mo, July 2-FLoun—Wngar— | next Sundayt they did not wont o take chances on anotuer | , BY nokliko dress 1ssiot meant untiainess surplus. 3 200 a B v | oniy Ti@ié whove vesterduy: cash, 7 othing that you will are to announce,” | 1'% B : in one's garb, and yet some of the specimons ST 180 £ 8 y jury. Attorney Kelley, in speaking of the 3 AN AS SEEN BY DUN WARKANTY DEEDS, Anlvinscdiat TT@1tio Auzust, fidfo; replica the Rev. Dr. Goodman, mildly. It | @aed® (f0iod thiat it wis the hardest legal | ehcountercd last season justified this doscrips L] 3 B F DeBots to M E Powell, ot 13, block B G e Giae: options closea | Wil be simply 8 plaiu gospol sermon.” et in Which be had ever engaged. - Pubjic | Lov: Whilo'it 18 o fact that tho word signi. How Oma do Appears to the Com- | wrid Mol s wiks 103 W il @ iatior, . sontiment was nguiint s mun from s to | 18T (O that of carioss ologanoa It inl Agency's Expert. i block 13, Brown park 500 | Auzust 'f\:“hf T, s:\"'“"”""'y' RNo) “Do you sce that remarkably tall young | lust ‘bo triul had been fairand be had no jy 4 llL‘ul;tIAI'\' combining Llun!un’:\iufl:rl::‘: : | i, BN orcloreannessarens zust, eptember, de. o i Teanwitl v o | 1 Ind o 2 g e 'L Wi AT s (e & : South Omaha Land Co., €6 it Mil- {81801 Bepiomhe man over there, Miss Knenwit? — Well, he | fault to fiu nionolaLL FLOns V. . Roverson, managor u!‘lit G, Dun & | 10 s, Ton neh Tob 0, blocl s South Omuhi... 630 [ 1Ky T CL o 0 e sed: tmothy, #10.00 | Was orleinlly intended for the church.” That Fox played s decp game and | Fellovini zestof color which comports hap: Co's, mercantito agency, rogavdingthetrade | o o WS g gee noy | %BehroedertoOJ. Nellson, lov 1, bloe @00 pralrle, BRO0G0HN Lot (oYY RS Yndeed! 1should have supposed him to | played to win was appurent during the | PMY season of the ycar, ituation says: 3 z £ H LA H 33 25 LeAD~Ileld firmly ut §4.05, bave been iutended for the steeple,” . whole trial, but this morning there e e -y The month of June has beon very satisfac- | s e el v oo | BUEEE=Qulatiand unchunagd. i werossyeral things. happened ihat proved New Yok Advertber (Cotomel Cockerii) t t v LGGs—Qulce d unchunged 2@ 1245 #y conclusively th v siguing insi o New York Advertiser (Colonel kerdll, tory in all jobbing lines, though not up to the | 1.. 90 4 00 LW I 66 Aneus ; g % | Eaas—Quiot und unchungod; 12@12%0 for | 5 101 clorayman has sent out an ad. | Conclusively Lhat ho wus feiguing insanity. NSRRI A O ey 0 expectatious of retail dealers. Almost with- STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. ol I‘,".':-';j':f“‘“}g};"vv";..-"-“ conla S| corNasaL—Quiet at 8230 vertisoment which roads as folloy Throw Off the Musk, situation we are convinced that the true out exception joobers have done a larger | 4 0. 10440 7. 0l a7 foet ot 4, and n I8 foet lot 5, LIOCK & Ngigey=Rulctatdid “Lzoligious doubts and dificulties answered | Afior o was taken from the courtroom, | intereats of tho American peoplo aro more business than ever bofore in the samo month. | ¢} 7o 914 2T B, TR0 2% Livko Viow ; . 600 | po s 2 by private letter. ~State your dificulty | whers bo loarned the verdict of the jury, he | likoly to boconsorved by four moro voars of This has b v 4 AT Bl Churles Murray and wife to C H | LAUD. ), clearly and inclose 1 for reply was escorted to the basement of the jail and | republican sadministration with Mr. Harri- his s been partly due to the bad weather | iioas-Rocelpts were the hewviest of the | son, lot 10, bioei o, Paddock pace 1500 | DRY SAtr MEATi—Loose shouldors, 85.50% oty forced into the bath tub. There Lo per- [ son in the white house than by an upheaval of April and May and lute spring, whica threw | Week and the general quality. It not the poor- | Christlian Specht und wife 1o lonzs and r.bs, #7.0: sptember, 7,757 boxed Church Worker—And how did you like the | formed bis ablutions, twice complaining | of politics in order to reseat Mr. Cleveland & purt of tho May trade {nto June and gave | 5340 h e bnen for over a montl i miekor | i m e e e eg o 200y | 1008 T ke, ™ Bacon shiuiders. 581 Tonzs | singing of our choirt “" | that tho water was too cold, More | aod turn the government over to the forces that month the benefit of the reaction. which .;,_,..,u..l aetlv “/'\m“ hizher than kri- h, A et g 'e‘lli”'nf;l:'r‘ #3.50; shorts, 85 75 sugur cured hams, “\'llsn.llnu hlmggerdvr:‘nx;oufi to L!l;lu nohl?-!--- hot water i was lurn]ud into the | of dewocracy in its presont state, i diy on sl s usuul tho shippers Ko Mayne's addition to Orchard 10D 1 - A o : Vell, the members didn’t allow their efforts | tub, and after the right temperature In reaching this conclusion we are not ENuEslY.folloys ab - SBuEA dopression 1n | aidruod fn o fod ong procossion, Buglibead [ i 2 TR S BECES TREE a0 pRECKIFTS - Fuour, 8,000 Jowi wheat 200000 | 5 bo'diverted by tho more mecnanical ac- | had becn reached ho romarkod, ““Tnav's | unmindful of tho treachery of tho domo- k asiness circles, Throughout tho entire montn | buyers pushed thew hurd and = offerings | owis Pirk compeny to ity of Omaha, B v Eone gl J curacy of the organ, enough.” When he completed his'bath, 1n a | cratic majority to its pledges in the houses % tho deposits in the banks have boon increas- L 1nds beiskls b ioo noxages. oo | ottt BemeRATk . oo il 00 | Brizbicnne=Riour, ATMD 1oy whents 10,000 Oy : hatural tono of voice ko callod for bis over- | of the scandalous, unprecedented rocord of log and tho demand for monoy has not kept Db ChronIDaaN AT peinio Nouviny || LB aathonshio sute A oron 10 1 o2 Do N 00 Du: 0Ats, 8000 i ry6 und | A Baptistcnurch in Mississippi was swept | coat, & garmont that he had not scen since | robbery and roguery in tho legisluture of up with thosupply. As 8 consequence it is t prico. pald Since August pwood park AIN0Y DR RY trale | enieraREs — away by tho flood a few days ago. Ingrati- | the day of the preliminary examination held | this state; of tho scandals of other dewo- BT AR R e T e 'muul'llul‘n[llnll-l nixed I’m.': Leopo d Dol und wife tosime. € 1) acres Kansus City Market tude, thy nsme is water! in South Omaha lust winter. —After putting | cratio state logislatures; of the manver in on the H0th of June it would have shown | ver, & Ly Aoy Siglie ot -15-12, und 2701 weres o osw A8 CiTy, Mo., Jaly 2.—W nEAT—Lower; T T on his coat ho said he was ready to o up- | which our 0v7n was stolon; of scores of other more money on deposit and more cash on | welkhts atf SabkrnTs Ol JRE A VKD Lo . 83, y rd. 6202631505 No 3 red, 68aioe, 400N A 2 stairs. He was then locked in the steel cage | bits of contemporaneous history and of the MUREA RAREY R, DERIRAC KA DAGERTEARR QI | R A e T o man | Tyrian Bishardson e ninpin HSKAe oo (| SCnmxeTes o Cmixed, $1GALe; No. ; and for a time kept up his ravings, spread and growth of pernicious influences 1 B O auclul Bistory of the ey, | Fonnd everything out. of first Lands, the butk | 3 4t toll WAL | g white, 41 5 . Moro turquoises are seen than any other | Prior 10 the convening of court in regular | within tho party. e wonth hus been very favorublo for crops, | 0f the suies being ut from 840 to 8,45 azuinst | corof mew | GAzaTtendy; Now § aiiked, 2803K0, stone, session, o company with Dr. Pielder, Attor- [ Tho democracy today is not to ba trusted @s is shown by the eluborate crop reports M0 A0 eldiy Blsht FUS KOBOralavess | OlirlsBng I Lichten: = bnngleabie, Now card cases are covered with fine | neys Kelley and Dick, 8 Bue man visites vith the reins of government, furnished the press by this agency, and those | &y, &501% lust Suturiny and 8t 83.45 1rls berger, Lot 18, bjock 17, Orchurd Hill Biax—Stendy: sacked, silver tracings. 1ox for the purpose of getting his opinion P x 1 cellent tall trade, I 3 % gl ardiy and 8148 one year | galthus Jetter and wife o Union Stock s D OkAS > & upon the verdiet, ‘Tue Bk mun went up to give promiss of an excellent tall trade. In | 40! "Roprosentative sulos Y hrds compuny. tux 108 12 in 4-14-13 Har=Unghun vty 110 150s Qateedt | 1 DBg%, bracslols faceted n. squores-and | BCH )0 ghg amarked Arity of the Hendsman, ?ll:‘"'“|‘r::>‘:'“‘-“‘°" s #hout &a“fodows for | Ro, A, b Agalo wnd Eiziboth Duyer 10 A EEEl =4 0 i dalry, l[n:lngnud \\Il:l \:u.’d 8 an ola” mourning | M58 IS do you feel Chicago Herald. © month N 7 ower, und & of lots 2 and 3, Ot Stondy ut 1040, wshion re-established, kel } =00 bixae N . o ) mant = f ] v e f b X r 1t > starcd o ac u his return to New York Mr. Whitne; s . olume o i i ] L 3 0 ts, none. themsolvos more than the tooth-vrush 5 q anaatad. Hox roies > greatly strengtheped the ticket because ho is ness for tho month 15 considerubly in excess | 4§ s son to Murgi By 1o SuiesENTS = Wheat, &0 bu.; co 1000 Tuey i oLy, question was repsuted, Fox roured Hko 9 | of that of June, 1501, Buenn Ot Marnisan, 14 Mytfnesr Mursomilob ) e aone Ranh IR0 Ru. oora, ) siands. - Thoy are both aimele and prouy, wild beast, tore about the cage, but would not | '@ fricud of the democray rank and fite, ot ¢ h 14 5 , hoak g, o p — B — A new mourning brooc is oval, slightly | gpe naving shown bis regurd for tuem when bo Dry goods houses agree thatthe month has A Friedlander to° F C Grable, Tots 5 - ghtly | speak. & T A A AR AT, and 0 BONSOD'H LD +.0s NASL AN ¥ 1 _ Milwaukag Mariots, concave, aud lusterless. In the hollow is “Tho reportor slid out of the corridor, but | Was first assistant posimaster geueral,”” This thuir most sanguine expectations. 1 W Howitt und wife, swine tosime’ "1 ..., | Mitwavkee, Wis. July 2 =Fuovn spray of lily-of-the valiey, double hearts or vamed within hearing, while Attorney | delicate reference to the 40.000 rcpublican Y MRS ¢ % S Wilson RReynolds und wite toJ R Duvid- HEAT -Steady; No.°2 spring, 1 | leaf branch in pearls. it talked with his ciient s he ap postmasters of the second class who were 3 Ihe hardware men in all branchos were Yok A 1 northern, Khe y Dick talked i, As he ap- | o it ffir B sou, lot 11, blook 3, Foster'sad.......... B | BUGERT e, N Numbers of skirt supporters are coming proachied the cage he said: “Hello, thrown out by Mr. Stevenson in order to crowded with orders during the entire DENDE CouN—Qulet: No. 4 480 Nu Py ing 1n | proac h ! iello, Fox, old mouth and closed their books for June with many untilled. e increaso oVor & yoar ago ‘ OATs—Nteady; No.2 white, ster, to O F Davis N T SR <17, Bedford place 145 Al the marke They are something like little | boy, bow do you feelt” make room for democrats will suggest Lo Jos Orow, speciul 1 3 the form of fleur-de-lis and otber de- AT T " somo winds the thougnt that Mr, Cieveland ompay, ot chips pod Shity P o LN AR oulpstiy, lat & blook 17, Hedford nlace . Fliins No_ 2 8%: sample, $7@370. | yices with chiaius and rings for the fnger., : ; might plso have added strength to tho ticket The trade in boots aud shoes has been po | veQuiow: Ko wiser PRI GRRAACLRAR TR Al R NAL Mox commenced to laugn, walked- up to | if he hao adopted the sswmo policy when he st KON A U0 UA AU 1AM, N8 Moo AR agas At Eatiaesaieee S ERAYS S BROFS tho side of the cell, and sticking two | was in ofice. N0 1hs; Wheat, 34,100 bu; | 80 us Lo 1mitate 8 penny bunch of violes, | Afp o e ¢ ; ough the grating, remarked a———— trado fully 25 per cent abiead of & year ago, A Tionnott. sheri, to Chiirlos Marrsy, Darley, With a small diamond on the top, 13 adapted | A0ECrs tbrough = the grating, Whe drug business has not boen uhenowme [ dow 0, block i, Padiock pisee 5 1090 | Rkiligrs =Fiour, 560 1bs: whout, 6,00 bu; | to an oveniag party, ou & While oF Light kray ln 8 olear gnd intoellisantiane; Where Reform Does Not Hegi nally Increased, but tho two leading house don Oolgmun, Aneelal pluien 10 A L burley, T00bU.___ corsuge. roBicla L tooled 'oa 1n good shiape, but that Chicago 4 fme, horo ayroo that Juno Was 8 very satisfastory SLUEAn: BARO LA, £ 800 ) e —— Spaoial sots of croamers and sugar bowls | Lo st o o i i one. | Onoof tne lofty lights of the prohibition montn with them, pct Livenroor, July 2.—~WiikAz—Steady; hold- | for fruit are prominent. The sugar bowl— | though thero wers times whon 1 shougnt I | PAFLY savs: A man may drink nothlog bus P) Thoj saddlery trade reached remarkable Tolal amouvt of transfers..... ers offer modorutely. ) why bave we not u word liko the French | would huve to give in." ¥ whisky aud still bo & probivitionist.” Pre- : /' provortious, rangin from 2 to %0 per cont —— - Coux=quiers mixed wostorn, ¢ 0%d per | Yiilorior aro stralght' ovels, oo nalf rg QUi v L0 BV L ovo fora now tralpr | S1%€1Y 50, 1t i not bis own babits, but his 7 etter than last year at this time. The scholarships offered by tho Vasaar | (i Eete—Finest white and colored, 45 6d per | POUSSE work, ono-balf plain, with haudies on ked Dick. " | intense desiro to regulate tho habits ot bis ,/ = Paluts, glass, ‘oils uud building materials Students Ald society for Juue, 1802, ave | owtr neat white and salored, 488d por | o0y gide, e Dk 4—d mght,” responded Fox, 1 | BOIEBbors, thut fizes ‘s wman's standiug us® java voeo |uuuu‘fiu‘num::J.;er':f'(')’.x:l:::x:: boen awarded as follows: ‘The two scholur- ——— Larye services in cases of individual salts, | bavo got out of this in prosty Kood shapo, | FefOrBer Al Watnjoriar, s0ips offered by the gencral society, to Miss At IR e © e eppers, butter plates, salt spoons and butter | and don't care to try it again, The Loxt Tail Lumber deale: i Jula Sehwartz of Omaha, Neb, and Miss 90 Auly i. Lozan & Co.. | kiives wre now lavishiy presented. The Attorney Kelley, haviug kuown Fox for et o umber dealers speak in a similar strain Rutn M. Mann of Ceatral Falls, R. L ; to Duncarl, Holllnger & Co.: Wo huve had 1 s s INew York Sun By utn M, Mg of (en alls," 8. 15 tho | 49, Bunchy Helinger s Co WEOAYS Bie | auintinoss of the gilt-lined. salt spoons and | years, thought Lo would buve o talk with S i i : g R sobolarsbup offored, by 'tao Hoston brauch | wiuut aponty wtTalk 40.d aa bl ue Fen@rens | tho lovly liuto kuives make thom desired as | hin. od afts ¢ Dick had conciuded e swid, | OUF compliments (o Aion. iy g ~ - it B D) . W Marl- | wnd closed at 78, weak, We are having sowe | wedding presonts SGood morning.” i ndiana, 5 c! ::‘.'.'ul;:lf.':«n:lfily ‘]‘:““:“-_l:.«:_:,:pn have noted 50 toru. :mb-» i that n;{fer«;:l by ho I(euufi'k,v complufuis of tad much rain for tiie zrowin e “\(300d moraiug,"" replied Fox sure thau to be sorry { v ! ranch, by Miss Belle nderson of Mel- | spring crops. The reports from the winter oW itU's Sarss 4 2 biod WW b ’ ot 1 < e n'\uldu:,\:.‘xu:::.::"ur Bre Sy guch sasour- bourne, Ky.; two scholarships have been hflj Afo Sood, Whe luoreieat af the ale In:r‘j;:\su'; Lhi0 ppotit ad 1040+ ul..mu.:",o,a,' )\'vl\l‘ BAL WA A5 VAGR E e L850l aaked Mrs. L. R. Putton, Rockford, IIl., writes: eginniog to >, . crop weo hows some locrense. The ex- ! o A Mrs. L. R . , 1, Asd.and toms af thom sre Deglaolag to awarded by 'ibo .{o‘:n;un“mm:?::: u0 0| S ANEANE dor e omunt teiah. and | fom. Tt nas bonllitos mury paople who Consldering that you were kids, I think | “rom péersonal experience I can récommend ALy Boradean Whies Gl ame, toa e Feluire 1t £ s ubtaln 6ven the. bressnt low | heve suffered from blood disorders, It will | you aid d—d well," laughed Iox in reply. DeWilt's Sarsaparills, 8 cure for lwmpure Blauche A, Joues, both of Pitlsburg, prices. Coro hus been more active, beptew- | belpyou. ‘Yen Lue wen couversed for teuw wiuutes | Llood aud general deulity,”