Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 6, 1892, Page 7

i 6, 1892 SPEGIAL NUTIGES _— DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will bo taken until 12:80 p. m. for the evening 7wl B:8) p. m. for the morning of Sunday edi tion All'afyertisoments in theso columna 13§ cents a word fot first Insertion and 1 cent 8 word for ench #nbaeguent insertion, or 818 per 1ine por month No navertisement taken for less than 25 cents for e first fnsertion. Terms cash In advanee, initialy bols, 6te., each count a8 6 word. All must run_consecutively. Adver. tisors, by requesting & numbered check, can have e lettors addressed to a nambered lotior in_enrs Answers so_addressed will be delly sI I‘UATIONS WANTED SWANTED. POSITION AS GOVER Foung In8Y WHo At prosent. 1s InBtracLEg Ghil: ned southiern family would like n simi Iar position 1n the north: ean furnish e bost 0f Addross G 6, Boe. M Ao 5 LADY WHO UNDERSTA Locping and typowriting desires | ress (21, Boe A A LA A_POSITION Kkoeper oF clerk. Will d0 both If preforred, Good reforences. Address 57, Lincoln avenue, Connil Biufls, In, Moo 7+ WANTED-MALE HELP. B»—wmnn RALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM misslon to handle the now patent chemieal Ink erasing penell. Tho greatost welllng novelty ever produced: eragen Ink thoroughly intwo weconde; ABFASION OF paper: 200 to 50 por cent profit: one bt a aalos AmOWNTO L0 #52) 1h Al dAyS. ANOLHOE B2 In two hours: we want o nurgotlc general stito and torrs For terms and wldres ro; M. Co., X6 s _address Monros 8. Co., xi B “LABOWES FOR_RAILROAD 2008 whgn ooy aont omee. oo Powaviin ASS MALE STENG Beaiaor % Taw ot Bocen, ahis salary oxpectod, 1 0. bOX 64, No ity b Piyas ik ing ing pins. &0 month snlary and exp; ¢ commission. Good side line. if you want a ob, write. Send stamp for reply. Chicago Baking "owder C Van Buren strect, Clicago, M7 7 B. WANTED 300 MEN FOI SEWEIR WORK IN Omaha. Wages from $1.75 to 822 for bottom mon. Apply o F. L. Recvos & Co., 104 Bee Bulld Ing. M6 B—WA TED, 100 MEN FOR_THE C. M. & & Ry. Co. In fowa. Wages §1.75 per da: fare. Kramor & O,Hearn, lahor agency, . 303 South 1ith street 4016 WANTED, LING SALESMEN TO SELL “We put our goods in glass roil owder, 508, OF 25 por TO. STAY g1 8 THARNESSMAK KRS away from Kansas City. Strike there, Bowasten, BHICKMABONS, AP ‘mour Packing Co., Kansas City, Mo THREE GOOD MOUL anent job and #00d Wages. White Hronze Co..Dos Moines, Town WANTED. A PRACTIOA] oapital to take a water mill. Lincoln, Nob. Address box O L e Must be uulv‘l And accurate at figures and - writs B 2acmve MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND AP- Fance to ko with wagon and sell goods on in stallment. Wringor Co., 1608 Howard at. Amerle B.Y D, . 1 LABORERS FOR WYOMING and South Dakota: good wages: stondy work: Troe pass. Albright Labor Agency, 11:0 karn B aNEED. o BN TO WORK 0 at Charles and 40th st n ABRICKLAYERS AN Hinadald, 111 Mr. BIVAD, CAKE BAKER Address G 54, Boo M 8 TRAVELE koo DU LAB Deabin M1 6 va ST CLASS wants stondy place. B GOOD SIDE 1, trinkot. Also an / Who lias uliitie mor FIRST CLASS neo and wiges Address Uwork. Avply Must ©00d €OOK. Jnckson streot. (/ “WANTED, work. Apply L. G Hetzel, 2ith and Caming. Nizso INQUIRE AT i ‘Stee foom B, Dougies 01 = WANTED, Jonee. at Dr. Blook, 1ith and Lodge. ~WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work. Call at 2104 Webstor strect. Mo75 7 FOR R!NT—WBHX!BFD ROOH! Continued 0 LARGE BAST FRONT ROOM; ALSO OTHER Urooms. 334 N. 16th St Mil4 8 [ FUMNISHED ROOMS. 211 80, 2071 §T. Y Mol 8¢ IURNI!H ED RDOMB AND BOARD —FURNISHED [OOMS AT THE HAMPT T Fox clhes DORNY, ForeToboms F auired. 218 OOME WITH 0 Douras mireo FIRST-CLA in ME 40 0 13 Fon B e [ SFOR SALE —TW0 GOOD FIVE ROOM COT- Cages, cach with 10t 0x150 foot. Very ohoap 1f $01d soon.” Pottor & Georgo Co. cor.iith and Far [T nam 1. “FURNISED Ol ROOMS with bowrd. 2105 and 21 NFURNISHED Douglas street Ma1s 1 I FOR RENT, FURNISIHED OR UNFURNISHED rooms; modern convenlencos. Board If desirod. 2130 Harney. 684 1% le RENT- UN!‘VBNXBHED nooms. ( $=1 ORt 3 ROOMS AT 008 N. 13THL ST 048 A2 NISHED ROOMS FOIL HOUSE- 4, Dath and steam hoat. 1821 Leaven 588 16TH_AND 518 U+ I Tko worth. (37,2, FRONT ROOMS, . W. COR. cnvenworth mplote steamhoating fixtur: £8, gas. eto. Apply at the ofies of The Bee, 9i8 _— FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. LARGE BARN AT AND HOWARD o stroots, room for § horses, wakons, ote.; all ¢o n veniences. Also houses and rooms. 6. K. Butts, 220 South i7th strevt, M207 A WANTED-TO RENT. WANTED, IST, BY MAN wite, small destrbly looated at noLover £, Address I8 AND —WANTED. TO RENT. BY YOUNG House (to 8 rooms, will glye f ences. Address with full particulurs, G i: s rofer- Beo. 686-7 RENTAL AGENCIES. RENTAL AGENT,GHO, J. PAUL, 1605 FARNAM 5., makes spaciaity Of rontlig housos, stores and Hats's earing {or rental properties. Toriny reas ble 03 n 22¢ STORAGE. DIY, CLEAN & PRIVATELY STORED FU niture,1207 Douglas, Omaha StoveRepalr york WANTED—TO BUY. FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, Wells, 1111 Farnam st —CASIL PAID FOR FIRST CLASS GROCERY stocks, large or small All_communications strictly confidentinl. C. 0. D, Brown, Omaha, South Omaba #nd Council Blufts, 317 SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR HINGAR 8 vekutigtie Ton|bD DL SbOESTIA 10K Kar an et M2 A 28¢ WORTIL £1,50) " F. Harrison. Life. 530 T WANTED, FOR CASH, BUILDING LOT yreatof distand south of Farnam sts. Addres Boo 5 N WANTED. 10 BUY A 10K 2 110USAND N drug stoek i a town not less than 1,000 inbabl: tants In_southeastera Nebraska. Addross until August 17, G 51 Be AGE, It WANTED, 0 BUV. PhACH IN LS80y cann $60 to S A CWANTED 10 BUY N8 N V. Life building FOR SALE-FURNILURE. OF A T-1O modern | A 8,000 MORT NEW FURNTIULR t reasonuble, Adatoss G, Boe. OO SALE, FURNITUL will lo. Kint D, 2023 ¥ ¥OR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. ]) DRIVING, DELIVERY AND WORK HORSES forsalo clienp [0F cush OF On casy payments, at stable 24th and Clark sts. il > FOR SALE, A LLAR TOP BUGGY, for $56.00. 1L, K. tinantal block. Pikor SALE, INQUIRE 1505 Farnam st. o2 82 )—FOR SALE, used, cheap. “GOOD_TOF 508 South 17th street. FAMILY HORSE, Geo. A. Ostrom,” 5343 Frankil MBS SIX [ORSES, FOUR WAG estion about prico; come antoe Co., corner 1sth 4, Withnell Bldg., James > l-ul(i"/\l,l’ nrness, choa. P—FOR_ SALE. and harness: Fidelity Loun sts., Roor (- WANTED. A GIRL FOR GENRUAL HOUSE- work, A1n famtly. Apply 1105 N 25th t. 550 o CoWANTED=A ™ GOOD NURSE ulnh 2116 /Chicago. D, GIKL FOR G un\&p; Good wakes Lo gt girl ENERAL 1134 Qo FORRAT, i Jooiar paying biocks TIOUS Culllgau Ce BOIE Woolworth wva. 2 —WANTED, GIRL IN SMALL FAMILY. ‘mian or German preforred. ( —FUR SALE CHEAP, 40 ACRES CHOICE LA 00K AND A SECOND COOK A HO- 1ith and Harney. —A Aol corie 1 WAN' Ty MEN TO ko work at thetr own and D0 canvassing. Address St Manufncturing CompuDy: Lotk BOX 107 Souih Farmimehng, Moas: Incloso stam. Mention Beo. A (=3ECOND (KD AT ONCE, 0 Jwho can walt on tablo. Good wages. 1605 How- ard. ML $ S~ WANTED, LADY CANVASSERS, 815 (0 = Jper month 1h own elty or town: casy work. ¢ or address 1115 Webster streot. Mo 20 —_— e e FOR RENT-HOUSES. I —FTST S RESID) Fooms; new block. Room ]) YOR RENT, TWO HOUSES, 115 AND 1 [5th streot. Very handy to business. Modern Ponventonees. D. L. Mount. 215 8. 1ith st 345 T);FHONT & EOOM FLATSTIN NV CLOWIY block on Chiengo st., o150 6 room tiats on 1ith t., opporite Jeflerson square pack. Al steam cntod, with every convenience. Koberts, 1618 Chi: 25O o bil EAST SIDE and Calitornia: also n i and POOm, c0ttago 0n Cass hatween 2ith wud 2ith . 11 BECINNe 10 Boara of Trado. Bhone e M TWOIE IENT, $08 JACKSON 81, PRETTY Diew séven-room cottage, Al modern 1inbro nlnln 0. idglity Teust Company, 1614 k D ion mevr COPTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS ON wotor line. imquire 8. W. Cor. Uth and Dougius. J-ROOM TOUSE, OF Drcsmaii s lmh atret. TRALLY LOCA odern Improvemonts, 70 ]) FOR KEMT, YOU MUST APPLY AT ONCE sy cure the Last but finest of those benuiliul ‘Latayotto Placo homes. cor st hng atmvouto un)_\h! ). Cpen’ for inspoaction, O sinoss, K0od rop Avply O 8. Ehgutter, Boom §, N,V Lifo bulldig, Dt Dlihonst corhor 1k i Broniway [ Bluts, low & indneo ments (01 1 1", Coatos, 1Lt Far. DESIRABLI FLATS, DWELLINGS e 1l purta OF vity, Kilkeany & nontul ik D FOR BGENT. 4 AND 5 ROOM COT" ith avenue, betwoon Jackson and Worih, Dyikoon lLAL o I aabury, WO and Howard AL, MODERN CONVE con roquired. Wright Ml 8 FURNISHED ROOMS. 11D ROOM WITHL BATLL 80 MONTIL Waruag FOR MAN AN, 17th ot N 2 LOOMS WOR ROUSKKEEPING Yand wife; rent taken 1n board. KD KOOMS FOIK WK LI Nonsokboping. 100 South I0th et Al o¢ MUPERN CONVENIENCES, REFERENCE; an 't nr:n"u KNISUED ROOM FOR ntlawen, 1806 Capitol ave, 819.8¢ IHNI‘IIII) ROOMS TO RENT W17 L acern SonvEulunsen 0 D siae b AL DFSIRABLT ne oF two -rulnnmn—]«'u‘n'u. 78, Jh sirver. WO VMONT PAKLORS AND WOOMS FOR ilght Bousekooplag. 100 5. 16t 56, Mole B0 AT LAK Goehring FOR SALE, A MERYA uiux;m:, A ronsons for selling. Council Blofts, 1a. Q FOILSALE, HAMMOND TV PEWRIT foet order,used one year, §15 cash, Address Bee ofiice. 547 Q;FOR SALE. 3 BARBER OCHALIS, 3 WOIK wtands, 1 wash stand. 2 mirrors and | barber pole Fidolity Lonn Guaranteo Co., Koo 4, Withnell bidi Jumes & Suttol at your own pric 15th and Harney s Kast, manager. (QQ;FOR BALE, BIOYOLE, PNKUMATIC TIRE, Ameriean ranibler, this season’s wheel, a8 g0od a8 0oy ry cheap. T. < Thomp- son, Bcldon & Co., lith and llum{lll! [ Q; FoR T OMILCIL COW, HAL orsey. b Adotph Moyer, 10tk an Farnun, Q FOI SALE, A NEW UNIVERSAL KEVBOATD Hammond {ypewriter. For particulars and address Hev. James M. Welch. Mos sample of work, Quimby, a. MISCELLANEQUS, R LADIES CALL AND ing: lowrn per( to lintid paiatihi. LEARN ART PAI pur, price &, th street; ro0| I ARKIV SXTIAORDINARY: WONDERY Dyovelations. Chullenges the world. rs. br. Legrave, doad trauce clairyoynnt. astrologlst, paimist and lifo reador; tolls your life from the cradie Lo grave: unitos the soparated: causos mar Thugs with the one you love; tells whers you will succoed and in what business bt adupted for; his the celobrated Egyptian breastplat for luek aid L0 destroy bud influences: ecures fivy, Intompersice andall private complatgs with fuassage, baths und aleohol troktinent. Send §2.00, lock of hulr, pame and date of LIFth and recelve nceurato 11y chart: 2 cents in stamps for eircolar: give initials 01000 you will marey; also photos of same. Ofic 417 Fouth 1th streat, irat 100r; hours, 48, m. Lo 9 -1t Come one. cowo all, and be convineed of this wonderful oras M 4567 MASSAGE BATHS, ETC. T MASSAGH 1 baths. soalp chiropodist. Mrs. ELECTRO THER- rentmont, manieure Withnell bik 450 ADAME SMITIL 1021 AS STREET, roow?, ddH00r. Alcolol, sulphur and sea baths b 120 MADAM STOWE, MASSEUSE ELECTKICIAN Pratt stroet 0 12 PoAME. LA RUE i 5t stroot, §d foor, tiat 4. 1 bai 2,159 8 loth, SOUTIL Mito v+ " MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. 73 ¥ GELLENBECK, BANJO TEACHEL, with Tospe, or N.W. corner 15th & Marnoy. Ui2 Y BEFOE BUYING A PIANO BXAMINE 1115 new seale Kimball plano. A Hospo, 1813 Douglus, ] MCNEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. VW REAT ESTATR LOANS. 510 CET ST) 7 PER CENT 1o additional charges fOr commission or atior- ney's foes. W. . Moikle, First Natlonal Bank bldy, 3 W by ame MUNEY, 131 AND 3D MORT loaus, low rates. Aléx Moore, 40} Heo bidy, o8 - et \v. G G. WALLACE, w FORGET THAT WE ARE MAKI low ratos on Improved and uolmproved lvans on Omaba property. No delay nnd all business transacted at this ofiico. Kidelity Trust company, 1614 Farnam stroet. o W Moxky 10 A clity OF farm Property. Farnam. w-e ¥ UARRISON, 91 N, Y. LIVE. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. ~NBT TO BORROW. 18 olty property. No extra charges “hy pay high rates’ Money is chenp. You can get full bonefit of low rates from Globe Loan and Trast Co., 15th and Dodgy W SIOANS ON IMPHROVED AN oty property £4.000 and upwards, 0 delays. W.Farnam Smith & C0.,1 VW OMAIA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on renl estato at lowest market rates. loans made i small or Iargo sams and for short of long time. No commission 18 eharged and the loans aro i MGin 12 due L other companios extended and cnrrl not s01d {n tho east.bul ean always bo fonnd at the bank on the corner of I5th and Douglas streets. 0 LOAN ON BUSINIZSS PROPERTY, Geo, J. Paul, 1605 Farnam stro W, ONE AND TWO VEAR LOANS ON OMAHA Jots or Nebraska farms. Old mortgages now 8000 OF two_ yorrs WIthont now pApers Roed & Selby, 834 Board Trade 4 per cent. P COATES T IMPROVED CITY A, C.Frow, Dongias blk, SEE G W. EY 10 LOAN ON property, low rate. ol JFgR SALE. LoT 3. m-*’r BOGGS & HIL first addition. IGMImIV ll‘nr Addre JOR SALE - fifir?q.\ orty in South Omaha. wifl, 5§ sold st a saerifice. Adiress G §, Bee ofi e b FiEy JOOD NEBRASKA FARMYANDS FOR CASH 0t £.00 por Aore. THis 15 a ¥hap as & specalation. $. K. Humphroy, 83§ N. Y. tfu, 1-10° PR e AR OF i ACKES, [\ $LE FIOM WEST of Verdigre, Knox countyafer salo oc trade for merchandise. ' FOF purticulats address Josoph Mas- talir, Mot 1 TOR_saLk_HoUs 0T ON CORNER Toayenworth and elehth stzapt, nosr end ot iot 1o Unton Paeitic MISt FOR Sato gt erads fa Tarm il Oppmoite Hansoym park. Finost location 1n the clty, elght room houe with_all modorn Improvemeats. Inquire at 1820 Park avonue, MW al8 8,000, CHOICK COTTAGE, LOWE AVE. 2,400, fine 1ot in West Knd. 2,200, go0d bullding 1ot, Lowe a 10t on paved strest, Hanscom place, Ast front cottage. Hanscom place. £2200, T-room house and corner lot. S2000, fnll 10t rieat L, South Omaha. £4.200, modern house, Hanscon piace. $400), modorn house, Poppleton §4.000. pinco nenr 37th and Marcy. Al good value. C. ¥, Harrison, 912N, Y. Lite. S N, Y LOAN AND TRUST €O, A curity on lends at 10w ratos for choles & Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaha city p pro; Proporty at luwest ratos short notie hand. Fldelity Trust ¢ ___ MONEY T0 LOAN--CHATTELS. \ 1K YOU WANT MONEY ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC., CALL AT THE OFFICE OF OMAIA " MORTGAGE LOAN CO. GET TERMS BEFORE DEALING BLSEWHERE. Loans made in amounts from $19 to #1500 at tho lowest rates on vory short notlee without pub. Tiefty, and with the privilege of koeping your goods 0 301IF OWn possossion. ) can pay the monoy back In any amounts you wish ar any timo, and onch payrient so made will red 11 cost of tho loan In proportion. There will bs no oxponse o charge kept out of the mmount wanted, but you will recelve the full amount of the loun OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O., Room 11, Creighton Block. 15th St., South of PostofMce. The only incorporated loati company in Omaha. AND I BE SOLD AT ONCE, THAT BEAUTIFUL 1ot, 5245 x 140 feet with fi-room cottage, southeast corner 10th and Luke. No ro ) ¥. bife, X her monis wit thome on motor 1ag: cheap lot taken as part . Ringer, 1510 Farnam, M0 6 LOTS IN BOYD' Take this snap] E. F. Ringer, S0 6 D, PLACE NEAR PARK. ed, farm. Union Co., 1a. Wanted, farm, Valloy Co., Ne Wanted #,500 cottage at & bargatn, Wanted, pioce business property. Wanted, suburban stororoom Wanted: §35 cottago FOF good to; Wanted. pu s fOF § po Wantod, &t ot choloa Wanted; §50 ho eap. ant. ent mortg E Harri-on, 512 N. Y. Lite, 505 6 o MILES FROM ty, worth §22.400, Hutehinson &_Wead, M50 6 IMPROVED Morrissey, M2 99 JINELY INPROVED 40 ACKE Lincoln postofico, in slght of price for fow. days §17,000. 1524 Douglus. OR SALE-GRAIN ELEVATONS land, town and city property. J. ncoln, Neb. X —MONEY TO LA FIDELITY LOA On household goods, planos, organa, horses, mules, wagons, ete., at the lowest possible rates, wltholit publicity, Femoval of ‘property or clinnge of po Payments of any amount can g both principnl and atrons all the benetits of the bo made at any Interost, thus partial pay- no delays: no publicity ; nildential. N GUARANTEE CO, WILL LOA NEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. 3 strictl fidential. A, E. Harris, room ental blook 55 -~ PRITCHARD, 6l DOUGLAS BLK, 15 & DUNG X s X CHATTEL LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE. planos, live stoc publicity or ro moval property at lowest rates casiest paymients. Dufl Green, rooms 8 and 9 Barker block ToRT seourity TIME TO §10.000 ¢ by W. C. Wood, for Nebraska Loan company, 1816 Dou t, up stairs —§20,000 TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURITY busiess contidential. Koom 402 Karbach block 5% 81* “BUSINESS CHANCES. “MEAT MAGRKET KOR SALE CHEAP loeatlon In city: doing business of s < Poor health vause of selling. Addross G 13, oftiow, Counell Bias Mz YOk SALE om BUSHEL clovator, fiest-cliss (n every respect and dolng o £00d puying business, locatod In one of the best kraln growing districts (- the state. Address | Box 1, Wood River, Neb, 59 Y ) GROCERY FOR SALE, DOING 200d business; stock and ixtures (nyolce about TEST STEAM GRAIN OST—ST. BERNARD PUP FOUR MONTHS OLD yellow and white color: finder will be rewarded by bringing him to 625 N 19th st. o OST, A PUG PUP & OR4 MONTHS OLD, AN awers to the name of Sport. Sultable ro returned to 63 8. 25th st. e OST--BROWN WATER SPANIEL DOG, WHI brenst, sear on back, leathor collur, b lock and tag with owner's name lcense tag 165 Return to W. 25th st._and recelve reward. OST, BLACK HORSE WITII whito spot on right hind log: Moelier, 15th and Vintc [ OST. AT MKINLEY MERTING ON HIGH ol grounds, pockethook of papers. Return oflice and get reward. - A. A. Richardson LONG MANE, Roturn’ to ¥rit VALUABLE Kelly. "Ownor ean hiave 10ih nnd Paciic. TAKEN UP. ONK BAY Totter A branded on left s old._Owner can have sume by paying chara . Knlght, Irvington. I OILSES AND CATTLE PASTURED AT STOCK farm, Hellovue. . T.0Ularke, 12) Bonrd of Trade, Omaba. 0 WOR m&mm , BOX. BE PILLS (Tasteless—Effectuai BILIOUS ‘and’ NERVOUS DISORDERS. Such as Sick Headache, Wind and Pain in (he Stomach, Giddiness, Fullness, Swalling after Meals, Dizzinoss, Drowsiness, Chills, Flush. ings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shoriness of Breath, Costiveness, Scurvy, Blotohes on the Skin, Disturhed Sleep, Frighttul Dreams, All Nervous and Trembling Sensations, and Ir- regularities Incidental to Ladies. Oovered with s Tasteless and Solable Ooating, of ail dru(c Price 28 cents a Rox. DepotgtsCanai st o Sevend fi MPHREYS’ Humphreys' &pocifles arsclentiically nnd ety prepared Hemedies, need for years In srivate practice and for over thirty yeara by tho ,,.. lo With enfire success. Every shglo Specido iaf cure, for the dienso naibed, 0 cure without druge! ing or reductn, e s 0 i Ak i SE0d Lo Boverelen emedies of the World. LIFT 0 FRINCIPAL NOB conr, 1-Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations 2—Warms, Worm Fover, Worm Colio. A-Dierrhen, of Children or Adulta. 7—-Coughs, Colds, Dronchitls............ S-Neurnlgia, Toothache, Faseacho.... .. B-Heudaches, Sick Headacho, Vortigo.. 10-Dyspevsia, Biliousness, Constipation. 11-Buppressed or Painfal Poriods... 12—V hites, Too Profuse Perlods. 17 -Croup, Lnryngitis, Hoarseness. ... 24—Snlt Rhenm, Erysipeias, Eruptions. . 15-Rheumatism, Rhoumatio Pains ... 16-M it Chills, Fovor and Aguo...... 77—Plles, Blind or Bleodin ...... 19— Catarrh, Influcnza, Cold tn the Head. —Whooping Cough.. 27-Kidney Disenses 25-Nervous Debility. 30-Usinary Weakness, Wetting Ded.. Bold by Drugelsts, or sent poatpaid on recelpt of prica, Dn. Homenmeys’ MANUAL (144 Pages, ) MAILED FRER MUNPHREYS® MED, €O0., 111 4113 Wilam St., New York. SPECIFICS. AFamilyAffair Health for the Baby, Pleasure for the Parents THE GREAT TEMPERANCE DRINK Dis a family affair—a roquisito of tho home. A 25 cent package makes 5 gallons of & delicious, strengthening, offervescent baverago. Ton’t b deccived If a dealor, for the sake of larger profit, tells'you ‘5omo other kind 1 ** just o5 good —7i8 fale, No imAation i8 88 good @athe gennine 111~ HEM FEE TYPEWHIIERS For Sale, Rent op Exchange. BEST IN THE: WORLD! _Jos. P Megeath Dealer, Fmaua Leaves | Omsha, Arriva CHIGAGO BIRGING TOY & 5 Hmany Dépot 10th ani Mason Sis. S0, Address o. 468 7% 3 T IN SCHUY LB, only ono other markot in next to postofice: rent nable. Apply atonce to James Green, Schuy- ler, Neb. —FOR ICE, CLEAN DRUG STOCK, only drug store in town, good Incation for o physician: will take par time on bulunce: tvolce about 81, 185, Woadbine, In. o AN Al BUSINESS OPENING IN A WELL blished and kood paying trade in o fast owlng city In the far wost. for the right kind of partios with lmited means. The owners would pre- uving assoclated and interested in_the con- arties well up In the various departmonts— g0 0ds, gents furnishings, grocerles, frults, vog. etables, ete. None need upply who are not’ well fitted and good salesmen. and who can bo well on- dorwed and - recommonded. Address 2, Millard 56270 _WANTED, AN ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN with scme capital to manage the busiuess in this ity of a company handling and promoting business enterprises. Western Businesy Agency Minneapolis, Minn. MBIT B Y820, WILL BUY A BUITER AND EGG business wi(h many customers if taken at once. e 594 6° 7 _EIGHT THOUSAND PRIME HARDWARE Tows town, four thousand Inbabitants, for good paper. Make full offers. Lock Box 2, Stuart, Neb, YOUNGMAN WITH P Mood 13+ Y H_AND ACQUAINT. with men of cupital can have exclusive stato right on a nickelin'siot stamp selltog machine, Address Georg e H. Dikeman, dillard house. Omalin MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE. ENTIRE outfit of the Dixon Milling company consisting of thirty-two sots of rolls and vther machinery in proportion, will e sold regardiess of tho orikinal cost wud I’ quantities to sult buyers, il building 0 be converted at once Into an clectric power st ton. ¢ furthor information write o Dixon Power & Lighting Co., bixon, 11l M2 FOR EXCHANGE., 77—CLEAN STOCK OF GENBRAL M'D'S'B: WILL ke real cstute & money. Box 23, Frankfort, In(l. 21 ZWHAT HAVE YOU 10 TRADE KOR TOT 2 fiblock 2, Bogks & LIs first addition? Lot is on Dodge stroet. one [0t west Of COEnor of 25th, und is r. Addross i 11 Bee. 853 Chioago Vostibuba . Chicago Express. 930 0 m Chicazo Expross. Bpm Lo ) p m rivos Omahs. 05 p m £05p m 9.4 6 m 140p m FTp m 1308 m 800 0 o NG & MO, Depot 10th and Mason Sts. |---Denver Vestibulo Limited. Deadwood_Expross. Douver Expos: .. Hastings Local .. :oln_l.ocal (Rxos ty Day K.C. Night Bxp via U. B | CAGO, I L 10th DIF & Marey 8 TICAGH |union Dopot i6th 'and Maroy Sts. Deaver Limitod. Fast Bxprass . "iansas Clty (Fxco oy m 200 m i p m T pm 1058 m vw..m\ Overland Klyor. Biaesp'es & Strmsbg Bx(6x Arrives Omahy SIOUX CITY & mum: Depot, 10th and Marcy Sts. 0a m Arrivos Omaha “BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Dopot. 15th £nd Wabstor sis. ul Limitod | Arrive: Dopot, isth nad Webstor Sts. | Omans Doadwood Expross. (B Sat) Wyo rp. (Ex sil) ~.Norfol x. Sunday).. IO BXCHANGE FOIt Kendall, 1t 403, Brown blk MASS a1b ONE AT HAMPTON, al, Neb.. Loth 80bprrel; cumbranoo; Wit takg cood ) yours old, golig out of stioual Bank dullding. ZioEoi EXCHANGE, A MODERN BUSINESS fiviock 10 the hoart of the city, pays over 10 per t net, wants $1,00) cash, the balance any kind o £ A property. or will exchange the entire for t bo done quick. Price $10,000. M08 QUARTEIR i llullr!u county o exchange for u k00ds. What huve you to offer? Addross ox 5, Kourney, Neb. 70 5% 7w STOCK OF HARDWAKRE, ONE THIRD ficas)i. balance city or farm property. 520,000 general stock dry k00ds, K00d town, fine businoss, one-third cash, balance Omaha oF furm proporty. 0,000 stock dry goods, §00d farm or Omiha prop s clonr 10ts aud cash £oF 2) acres 4 to 6 mites from Postoftice. 7 NEBRASKA FARMS oty vroperty. B.J. FLOURING MILLS A 4 0no at 5L P ery 0o | 15t etc., half cash, balinee #21,00; ncumbranco s 8175 per month, oxchange 1or cloar e property In Omaha’ . ¥. Riger, 1619 Farnam M0 e Zioror SALE T EaMTAC fUtrouting south on Cuming street in ‘Carthage a; seven Tooms, pautry, closets: f0rce bumpy conspool, cemented ‘oular: well bullt and tnisbod in b and oak. 2,200, Apply W. b S ber' b 7o Uhome on motor 1ine for atock hardware or gen'l ad or elty property. What have y ou’ 1. O, 520-10 Sloux City Express (iix. Sund'y) ...8t Paul Limited llnnemmm-nmrmx Saiid'y) | 5 ibulo Limitod .. atorn Fiyor hio. Pass. (5 CRICAGO & NOITIIW ESTRRN Union Depot, Coun Chicaxo Expresy - Veatibule Limited.. ... Kastorn Fiyer.. .. ., \ (8% Mo iox § Arrive Teanstor 550 p m w0 A m 130 p m 745 8 m Trunsfer T80 w m 45 5 m) 130 p m £00 p m {fzx $iia] Atiantlo 08w ol Py T & STVIOUL U. P. dopot. 10bh middinrey St Arrivos Omahia MISSOURT Doyot 1ath and L Union Depot.Coutiél| Bluda Night | xprous Il Atantic Kepre Voutibulo mited Transfor B0 8 m 5.55 p m 1250 o m Arrivor Transtor Tranafer 1000 & | 10.15 p m) Tanves ansfor| Gty 1, { ity Nigh Expross THICAGD, BURL N QUINDY, " Union Dopot, Conhetl uluu- "~ Chicago ¥ 1\ Chies FOI EXCHANGE, 810,00 STORE AND FLAT, centrally Tocated in Chicago, clear, well ront e i or Councll BIuMs property. Address G Mt 7 Y=TWO LOTS, CONNER, SANITABY SEWEIL- Yago, near pavement and cars, (0 exehunge for Nebraskn land or Lincolu property. Heom 11, Barker block Moy 7+ - FUR EXCHANGE. GaSH AND FIRST CLASS fUrental property in good town for w good cloun 8tock of drus in g00d town 1o eastern Kebraska. Want stock 0f ubout $,000. Address J. M. Lindsoy, Auburn, Neb. S 1% —_—_— FOB SALE-REAL ESTATE. Fon SALE A BAWGAIN, LOT 16, BLOCK 4, W. L. Belby's First addition (o South Omaha smali payment down. balance wontbly if desired. Lnquire G. B “Teschuck, Omalia Boo ] 1 HEAPWELL improved farms (o Douglas, Washington. dors and Frontier counties. lands {0 Daw Hitchoock, Harlan, Furnas und Merrick coun Write or call 0a W. i Millard Mo 15 Arrivos Transte BIOUX CITY & FACIFIC Unlon Depot ol Bluffs, GRALIGH & Poundkeeper's Notice. The followinz dogs haye been Impounded: 10 White poodle. 'wo Bcoteh terriors. One bulldoz. Six black and tan One biack spuniel. B i wili et daan st e not redeemed withip four flV!l hoy will be drowned. JOHN SPOEKL, _agdze 0 Dog Poundkespor. L'o' HEALY 154 to 166 Btate Bt A hes iy s gl b Losustant o e M e i ST R e By i G, e Contalns Lastructions Lour Bands, NEAVE, DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAINTREAT- MENT, a specifio for Hystorla, Dizziness, Fits, Nou- ralgia, o adacho, ous Prostraton eausod by alcondior tobaeco, Wakefulnoss, Mental Dovres- &lon, Softnessof tha Brain, eausing Insanity, misecy decay, doath, Premature OldAwo, Barrencis, of Power in elther sox, lmpotency, Leucorri all Femalo Wenknossas, Invoruntary Lossos, matorrhea eased by over-exertion I thd brain | Cntiiso over-indalges: 1th's traat 6 for £, by muil. We X b xos il OFder (OF § Do x04, will sond weitton inrantveto refund If ot cared. Guarant only by Theodore, . Lewls drugaist. southeast eornoe lith and Farnam st Anew and Completo Treatment, consisting of Supnositories. Ointmont In Capsulos, uiso In Box and Pills: o Positive Cure for Eaternal. Intornal blindor Bleeding Itching, Chronie, itecent or Horadi- tary Piles. This Remedy has never been known to fail, §1 per box. for$3; sonthy mail. Why suller from thls terribld disease whea & writion guaranton 1s vositively given with G boxes or refund the monoy If noteured Sond stamp for free Samplo. Guarantos Issucd by Kuhn & Co., Drugglsts gents, cornor 15th and Douglas streots, Umal SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1710, An ordinance levying a special tax an1l assoss- ment on certain lots and real estate in the city of Omala, to cover the cosy of damages for graling Vacific street from 24th strect to 2ith street. Vhereas, it having been and boing hereby ad- . dotermined and established that the I lots and pleces of real estate heremn- after referred to have ench been specially bene- fitted to the full amount Lerem levied anda as- sessod against each of said lots and pieces of real estate, respectively, by reason of the dam- ages for sTading of that part of Pucific street from 2ith street to 27th strect. “Therefore for the purpose of paying the dame ages for such gratin Be it ordained by the city council of the city of Omaha: Section 1. ‘That thedamages for gradin part of Pacltic street, in the city of Omaha, from 24th street to 2ith straet, siid damages being the sum of #iKX, ba and the samo is hereby levied and assessed, according 1o special benefits by reason of sald grading, upon the followin: Jots und real estate as snown by the anerally recognized map of the city of Omah; lithograpbed and vubiished by Muir & Gaylord in 1801, ¥ald cost being so levied on sund lots and reil estate, respectively. as follows, 10-wi John Jicobsen o talt4 Ilickory Place 11 Oscar Carlson s Chas I Beindorffs Neilio Swanson s 14 Joseph Larson s b Hannu B Velske Nols P L Peter s Q1 Beindorirs 1 Je 2 NJ Nelgin s 4 0% Emma A Ilnh{llnnlls‘,\v‘ ites T Ocander s 4 1t 2 Mead Investient Cos 130 4 1620 Win Lowls 8.5 W i3 12 Sater Mond Investuent'Co s 1§ w 10 L1 31 ** James K Mollers » 0 351t It 31 Timothy O Cander w by it an Nels Petorson mid 23 16 56 00 Cander o4 It W J Connell It 7 do W E Clarken 51t 1 bt i 4 182 bk 3 Shull Estato n b [ei ol ISure Jolhnson n 4 (1 bk 3 M P Sulter u 45 0 Fred Kiast do 3 Wi ILoVIKk coree Steel n Y167 DIk yE Y £814 8 bl 3 E O Sponcer n 1 w5 €6 168 bl do 1043 1LO Ik 3 Anna N Goddurd ni0 fL wighth blk 3 Kute M Ball 830 (0 60 16w i§ 1L O blk 3 00 Zinn $40 ft 10 (¢ w g (L0 blk 3 Annw N Goddurd b 50 1810 bk Kato M Ball 530 16 n 607t 1410 blic 3 OO Zinns# ftn 901t L0 blkd John € Morrow 1 % 1t 1 blk 4 Shull Estate n 13162 bik 4 Curl I Horring D ILE bk Shull Extate n i 1t 4 lich John Witila A fi'f“' 4 H P Doyaton n % [t 6 bl Josenhine MeClire n % (17 blk 4 Kate B Mooros n s 165 bik 4 UW Gibbs i 5% 1t 0 blk & do n%Itl0blics Total mnount 8018 00 Section Tt the spectal taxes and assess- ments levied and asse:sed as aforesaid, shaly e due fmmediatoly upon the passags and ap- Drovill of this-ordinance. and shall hecome due Biiuent (£ not paid Within fifty duys thereattor: and therenpon. interest snall’ be added at the Tate of N DOF COMLA montth, yayublo in ad - Vince trom the time said taxes Decome 80 (e nquent, Saction s That this ordinance shall take ef. fect and e in force from and GILer Ats pussag 2 th, 1862, Baed Juin e JOHN GROVE City Olerk. B P, DAVIS, 2 suly ssen, Liciident City Counctl Avproved July 28th, 1wz, B GEO, P. BEMIS, Mayor. The whove tax 8 now due and payable at the oftice of the eity troasurer and will becowe de- linguent and bear interest on and atter septoni- bor 1740, 102, as seen in section £ of avove or- dinance HENRY BOL Clty Troasurer. GLADSTONE AND THE IRISH ! They Are Satisfied with His Proposed ! Home Rule Policy. THERE WILL BE NO DELAY IN THE MATTER Scenes Incldent to Swearlng in the New Mombers of Parl nt—Morley Will 1o Chlet Secrotary for Treland— glish News Notes, (Copyrighted 192 by New ¥ Assnciated Press.) Loxnoy, Aug. b.--The sories of confor- ences botweon the leadors of the Irish party and Mr. Giadstone have definitely resuited in such & acgree of mutual confidenco as promises to expedite groatly the advent of home rule in Ireland. Tne McCarthy faction laid considerablo stross upon the acceptunce by Mr. John Morley of the post of chiof seo- rotary for Ireladd. - Mr. Morley himself was reluctant to accept the secretaryshiv, desir- ing some less arduous post in the cabinet, and only agreed to nccept it whon it was reprosented to nim by Mr. Gladstono that no other ministor would so fully command tho support of tho [rish members. Referring to the roports printed in some of the Inglish papors that cortain Irish members might take office under Mr. Motloy, Mr. Dillon said thut such a thing was next to impossible, No memover of the party, ho declared, would dare to accept a placo under any @Euglish government. “We are pledged,” bo added, “'to accept no post ex- cept under apurely Irish administration when we got it, and any man violating that rule would be expelled from the party. The English papers are entirely wrong in regard to tho matter.” Price of Trish Support. When asked whother he could communi- cate what modifications Mr. Gladstone had made in s homo rulo bills, Mr. Dilion roplied that he was notat liberty to say anvihing excopt that tho Dbill was destined to be one that Mr. Parnell would havo accepted, adding: **We will not tako anything less. Mr. Gladstone knows that ovr position in tte matteris definite and inflexible. Mr. Gladstone knows that to_his own modification of the bill, as ac- cepted by Mr. Parnell, we will not go back on, havo no reason to suppose that tho liberal leaders contemplato Riving us loss, but if any change should oceur altering the policy we will at once suspend our support of the liberal government. ‘Phe American press ought to know that our position is one of entire independence. Our alliance with the liberals is to carry home rule. Weo will support them us long ns they keep to Mr. Parnell’s bill, not a momeut longer.” ““When do you expect Mr. Gladstono to in- troduce the home rule bill " Mr. Dillon was asked. A5 s00n as tho houso reassembles in_Jan- uary, or early in February. We do not ox- pect an autumn sossion. o house is likely to adjourn next Friaay.” Obligating the M When the House of Commons adjourned today 343 members had been sworn in _ana had sigoed tho roll. 1t was a good day's work and was devoid of solemnity sometimes associated with oatntaking. A number of the membecs simply aflirmed, including John Burns, one of the labor leaders, aud Mr. Naorojo, the Parseo. Several Quakors and Jews took the oath with their hats on. Keir Hardie, the laborist, walked up the floor of tho houso keeping his cap on until ho was called to order, when he reluctantly took it off. He has already acquired in the houso tho eharacter of a pugnacious lout: but the house has lashed into docorum even worse specimons than he is, Mr. Davitt took the oath without a sign of conservative protest, aud was ut once sur- rounded by congratulpting: mombers, who were glad to bail him as a gentleman, even if he was au oid Fenian convict. Possible Forelgn Touble, The serious position of affairs in Afghan- istan has decided the Indian government, to send General Sir Fredorick Koberts, at tho head of a large detachment, called an escort, but really a small army, t0 meet the ameer at Jellalabad. Tho main' object of the mis- sion is a conference to arrange plans to strenethen tho ameer against internal feuds and Russian advances Private Simla advices Indicate that grave military emergencies are imponding. Tho existinz settlement with, the ameer was maoe by Sir Lapel Geiftin, ‘instructed by Mr. Gladstone, whose entraice is thus sigral- ized by fresh troubles. The Newcastlo unionists have solocted a wealthy London merchant, Mr. Ralli, to con- test the seat against Mr. Morley. MPEROR BACKINC mbers, DOWN, Bismarck Seems to be on Top in His Fight With Willlau [Copyriyhted 1592 by James Gordon Bennat.| Benwiy, Aug. 5. —[New York Herald Cable —Special to Tue Bek,|—~The advanced lib- oral Freisinnigo Zeitung, Bugene Richter's moutnpiece, which lately defonded Count Caprivi, prints the appended leaderotte on the Bismarck question. As you will seo, 1t indivectly and unwillugly confitms the re- cent statements of the Herald: ‘‘Just before the emperor's return the announcement, which seemed so unreliable that wo took no noticeof it, went round tha press to the offact that we might expect to seo tho goy- erament adopt a resolute attituda with re- ward to Prince Bismarck's attacks. The somi-ofticial announcement is now bolng cir. culated in the various newspapers, in which it is said that no reasonablo man could think it possible that lezal measures should be taken against Prince Bismarck. It may be addod thav the government will not veuture 10 publish any moro documents or allow itself to be dragved into frosh discussions. So long as Bismarck contines himself 1o the use of tho light artillery of consure the gov- ernment will ramain silent. The campaign will only be resumed if Bismarck has ro- courso to the heavy urtillery of misropro- sentation.” 1t might be foolish to jamp at conclusions on the strength of & few novspapor itoms, but these Lines in tho Freisianige seem semi- official. The communications to which . they rofer read very much lika a confession of do- feat and impotence, 85 You know the govera- ment did adopt a resolute attitude when the emperor returaed, but somehow or other his majesty was just as resolute. Count Cap vivi's attacks on Bismarck and Walderseo were not approved of by the emperor, The chancellor's apologists are siuging small again, Mevrzen, SAMOAN AFFAIRS, d with Ruler, Apra, Samos, July 20.—|Via San Fran- cisco.|—Mataafa is still at Malie, with a very strong following. A numboer of districts in- vited him to address them and in each in- stance the Lone of the addresses was pacilic, All “taiking men” disclaim any intention of starting war, contenting themselves with stating they were dissatisflod with the present stato of affairs in Samoa and that they preferred that Mataafa should be king. Io av interview with the Associsted Press correspondent, Mataafa siated all ho desired was that tho natives sbould be al- lowed to exorcise the right conferred on them under the treaty and hold an eloction for king; also that the authority of the three powers should be limited to a8 muniel- pal district, retaining, bowever, tho right to provent war. The natives flatly refuse to pay any moro taxes. They are now §125,000 in arrears. It is stated tbat Baron Sueff promised Mr, Sewall, the United States cousul genoral, that ho would set asids $6,000 to build a tives Dissatisti Thelr Present for the cure of dyspepsia and its -lu lante, slok houdaclis, coustipa- @ “lnl and piles, that Tutt's Tiny Pills$ have s Thoy act ..-nu wums‘m- ng o1 1 bridga. This e now refusos to o unles: the council votes a proporty tax of 5 per oent. He has also given notice that he will not be responsible for the payment of the police after the end of August. Forecast of the Now Cabinet. Loxnoy, Aug. 5.—The Standord says: It has been dofinitely sottled that in the new | government Mr. Gladstone will ba premior, the earl of Rosobery, secrotary of state for foreign afMairs: Sir William Vernon Har court, ohancellor of the oxchequer, and Mr. John Morioy, ehiaf socretary of Irelund, Incondiaries Destroy a Town, St Prrenenvio, Aug. 5 Warsaw papers report that tho town of Rzocze, in Volliynia was soton fire in four corners during the night and compietoly destroved, fourteer porsons beine Killod and sixtoon injuged. Two thousand are rendered homeless, - Josopl Ruby of Columbia, Pa., sufferda from birth with scrofula humor, till he was perfectly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, - IN ALISKAN WATERS, Stranded iners and A her S SAN FraNC1sco, Ual., Aug. 5. ~Thestoamer St. Paul, which arrived from Ounalaska brings to the Associated ’ress nows of vhe movements of the United States revenue cutter Bear. On June 4 Captain Healy resoued Petor Viany, solo survivor of tha three men who wore placed on St. Matthow's 1sland last season to spond tho season in hunting white bear. The 1atter part of Juna Captain Healy rescuod Captain Brown, U, 5. A., and a party of miners who wero out of provisions, Captain Brown and party left here about a year ago to prospect for a mine at Goldwin bay. They revert a successful trip. Tho steamer St. Paul also brings news ot the soizure of the schooner Jano Giray, No reason could be given by thoso on board for the seizare, She is a whaling vessol and hiad no outfit on board for hunting seals. She was piciced up near St. Paul island by the United States stoamer Mohican and towed to Sitka. Hunters Resoued— nure. DeWitt's Sarsaparilin ciennsos tho blood, increuses the anvetito and tones up the sys- tom. It has bonefitted many pooplo who have suffered from blood disorders. 1t will boipy ou. HE ATTENDED JOUN BROW Denath of Dr. Pindell, Who Participated in the Harper's Ferry Fight. Newark, N. J., Aug. 5.—Dr. Willlam M, Pindell died here last might. Dr. Pindell ‘was born in 1828, His grandfather was an intimate friend of Andrew Johnson and a pailvearer at the lutter's funeral. Dr. Pim- dell served with Leo with the force sent by the government in 1859 ngafnst John Brown at Harper's Ferry. Dr. Pindell and Dr. Byroe were the attending physicians whon Brown was brought 1n wounded. Dr. Byrue was deaf, but Brown said to Dr. Pin- dell ou'll not get auy pay from me. If you bring my body dead or alive into Missouri you can'get £3,000 for it. 1 am John Brown." Dr. Pindell reported the faot to Gieneral Leo, who doubted the idontity until Brown himself confessod. LEAVENWORTH, K Mr. J. 8. Moore: My Dear Sir—I have been sutject to sick headacho all my lifo Over two years ago I begansi ng **Moore" ‘Tres of Life” fot and never had a case of sick headachs since, except when the medicine was at one end of the road and I at the other. Itis worth more than money to me. I heartily recommend it to all sufferers of headacne. Very truly yours, W. B. Live, Pastor First Baptist Church, Cuban Liberators Sait. Cuicyao, 1IL., Aug, 5.—Information was re. ceived here today by members of the Cuban club tuat another blow was about to be struck for the freedom of their native Island, On July 25 it is saitl o vessel bound for Cuba sailed from the vicinity of Key West, huving on board a large number of mon well arillod and equipped. A large subply of ammuni- uon was also carried. The expedition is undor the command of General Charles Kal- 1ufl, a Pole, who rendered brilliant services to the Cuban revolution of 1568, Tho full de- tails of the movements are not known here, “Late to bed ana_eariy 1o rise will shorten the road to your home in the skies, But early to bed and “Little Barly Riser.” tuo pill that makes life longer aud bettera nd wiser. e Destroyed by Hall. St. CLaire, Minn.,, Aug. A very dis- astrous hailstorm visited this section about 4 o'clock tbis morming. Windows in town were broken and grain in the couutry was roined. Many farmers report that their grain will not be worth cutting, HenLock, Minn,, Aug. 4,—A destructiva hailstorm passed through Kittson and Mar- shall counties last night, complately ruining thousands of acres of the most promising grain, All truo lovers of sport should read Ldgar L. Wakeman's letter in next Sunday's Ben on “English Pheasant Shooting.” 'T'here Is 1ot a dry line in it. e Melbourne Will Make Ruin in Kansoas, Kaxsas Ciry, Mo., Aug.5.—A Journal's Fort Scott, Kan., special says: Rainmaker Melbourne has accepted the offer of Bourbon county farmers, who aro suffering from drouth, of $00 forn half-inch of rainfall. He will pegin operations Saturday and en- gages to bring tho desired amount of rain 1nside of forty-eight nours, e Mrs. L. I&. Patton, Rockford, Iil. * From personal exporienco | can recommond DeWitv's o eurs for ‘mpure blood add bulxu\u‘ aebnlity.” - writes : Shnkon, Munwauker, Wis., Aug. 5.—A slight earth- juake shock was felt at Burlington, this state, and neighborhood lust evening, TUE TN IRUMENT 180:; REALTY MARKET, pluced on record August 5, WARRANTY DEEDS, Emma Cunninghum to M E Wilson, lot 7, hioek 1, Donise’s add B 45 5 11 Walkor to Frane:s MiWilliuis, 10t 1. black 3 O'Nell's sub. i SOM, LPUSEE D, k 63, | 8 L R Nash and hus) Tots 19 und 20, block 3 Cloverdale. .. Michael Leo “and wifé to P C Shreivar, wid 4 10ts 0, 1) and 11, block 10, Hans: com plice.. e J D Thomas to fulliThon 340, 1ots 2 and i, block BW B ifi-0). .. A At W.I Wiiingivam, Jr. 1o O'lc Taygert, w22 foot Jov 2 block 104, Omalia.. ... v WO Van Gleson and wifo to it P Host worth, © 4 of 8 4 lot 5, block 81, South Omahn R P Bosworth and wife to M| 50D, SUINC. ... 0 WM Dwyer and wife 1o G i Bl of thut part of 047, W of § 50 foet lots' 5 ana B, bloc o015, s, ot &, Dlock 14, Omaba, nna Van Gie- Gt 1o Annty Dy, diilo Joho Stalon und wife to V G Lantry, 1ots 1104, block 12 und bloek 28, oronee V G Luntry and wife to John Stulon, lot 7, block 16, Florenee .. . QUIT CLAIM DEKD ylord and wifo to Anton Baus weister, 10t 8, biock 2, Horbach's 2d wad Harry Grahum to V G Luntey, n % lo 6, biock 45, Fio 0. P R Parmentor aad w 10 Jawes Beus nett, lot 7, biock 10, sume Jamos Bennett und wite to'V G Tantry, B0 Thomas Gibson " and wifs o 08 'W. % 10t bioek 62 Omahu Annlo Dwyor to Ellzaboth Dwyer i 6 fout of w1 feot [pe T bock i ind n ) ot of 0 03 feat of 10t H, b.ock 8, Lark od, nio Dwyer. lots | 1ots 247 nd M, and Jotd, block 1, fnm Elizaboth Dwyor'to A d 4, Ottiwa place e plice, I's subdlv.. . alon and wito'to V' Lunlrh iot 0 1, blook 16, lot 1, block 22, lot 6, block 1B, Florence T . J 1 Blale and ‘Wite to sanie, ot b, ok 54, lot 2, block 00, lot 7, biock 8), lov2, block 64, and lot 1, bioek 14 suwme, M O Cuming Lo same. lot 4 bloek 10, ‘lot 1, block 11, and lot & biock 1 Olaf Hansen and wite to blook 50, same .. A E Louvitt aud wife'to siine, 1oty and 8, DIOUK 3l BIING <y vvasrniarenearsasas DREDS. D H Mercer (mastor In Portsmouth Bavli 100, Dundee placo chaneery) to # bunk, lot 3, block Total amount of transfers..