Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1893, Page 7

& " Protective League, Baltimore, Md. ’ ). 7. Boo. MoS 5 i4 &9 s Gl (A GIRL WANTED AT 1621 FARNAM BT, by g o Y - SPECIAL NOTICES. A DyRRTIARMENTS FOR THRSE COLUM N8 A w11 bo taken ontil 12:0 p. m. for the even nd until §:80 p. m. for the morning And Kun SITUATIONS WANTED. “Rates, 140 n word first {nsertion, 1o word there- ifter. I ik A BY AN ACTIVE MAN OF REFERFNCE. AS bookkeeper, copyist or office work of any kind, Liehore honesty and merit will be appreciated. Ad ross J 093 7* rtion, 1o a word there # than 250 B Vaton, 1140 & word first In Efter. Nothing taken for | WANTED, THRAVELING SALESMEN TO Jowder. Wo put our goods 1n glass 50 month saiary and cxpsnsos, or 25 cont_ commisslon. Send_stamp for reply oAk Baxing Powder Co., 101 Van Buren st hicago. 200 14 B TWO ACTIVE SALESMEN, CITY BUSINESS, dy employment and well paid. Apply at 16 Doug1as. _ M336 10 BIG PAY TO LODGE ORGANIZERS B85 sick ana death benefit ordor. Addres BES T Ameri- M 4916 B2 -WANTRD, TRAVELING SALESMEN EXPERT B Jonced in stock food trade; reference required: [00d money to good men. Address Wilbur Seed J\ioal Co., Milwaukoo, Wis. 22)30% THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD ESTATR Continued. HOME TABLE, MODERATE RATES: 199 Frnenam. g [P HILTSIDR, 88 DODGR, ROOMS, DAY 1OALD. M J17* OOMS A ND BOARD AT 2413 CAPITUL AV Roforences required MOi5 319 NISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2105 Douglns. w187 MONEY TO LOAN--REAL FOR SALE--ReAL BSTATE. ~Continued TWSLAND 3 VEARIOANS O CLTV ARD EATUM morteagos. Heed & Solly, 344 Board of Trado i TVA MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST KA The 0. ¥. D 1505 Farnam siros Wi thox TRUST CO., 318 ¢ TAfe, lends at 10w ratos for choloo soourit Nebrask ot 10wa fArmS o OmAlA clty PFOPUFLL a on P—YOUNG WOMEN'S HOMP, UNDER CAILE OF Woman's Christian assoolation, 111 8. 17th nl‘ W Moxey TO LOAN AT LOWRST RATES ON improved and wnimproved real estate, 1 to yoars. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam “ DESINABLE FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR ooms, furnished or nnfurnished, at the F’Y“ ror, “DESIRABLE_ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI vato family. 103 N. 19th. M2 6 LA LA TR — a2 FOR RENT -STORES AND OFFICES Rates, 100 & line oach tnsertion. $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 256 VOR ENT, STORE, ON 8. 13T(1 8T.. LANGE block, sultabie for meat market, hardwaro of dry w00 atore. Inquire 606 8. 15th st sl FOR RENT, THE £8TORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam st The bullding has a fireproof ce- ment basement, complete steam hoating fxtures. water on all the foors, gas, 0to. Apply at the office of Tho Hee. 910 W LUANS, G.G. WALLACE, 812 BROWN BT, VW SEIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGHE LOANS: low rates. Alex Moore. $01 Bee blig. mn J. W. SQUIRE MOVED T0 248 DER BLUG i WANTED, T0 BUY 8 PER CENT NOTES SE- rod by mortgagos Omaha city ot Douging Co. od 535 Board of Trade. 46T MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. _ Rntes, 100 & 1ine onch Insertion, §1.50 a line por month. Nothing taken for loss that 2o DO YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAS GUARANTER CO., ROOM ¢ WITHNELL BLOCK, 319% SOUTH 16T/, CORNER HARNEY 8T CEST SECOND FLOOR. i Globe bullding, 16th and Fust Co. 52 —ORNTRALLY LOCATED, BRICK STORE bullding, very cheap permanent tonant. Q. F. Butts, 220 ¥outh 17th street. M89T 18 P3-WANTED, 3 GOOD COAT MAKERS. CILAS Aron, Crote, Nob. (3 -WANTED, BLACKSMITH MELPER DN 3ith. Reinhar at & Co. L -WANTRD, TWO EXPERIENCED SALESMEN Bin rotatl store, one for dry goods and one for othing. Good y for. competent men No U ‘wpply. Thquire Monday, Juno 5, 9 to 17 m. North 16th street. 636 6 —1F YOU WANT & GOOD FAYING 108 WHITE o Hawks Nursory Co., Miiwaukes, Wis, Rl Mosh Jyas AT 180 w8 5 —ONE OF THE LAKGEST VACANT STORK bulldings in Omahn, situated in the wholessle uarter: it 18 190 foot deop by 36 foet wido, thres oOF ve floors and basement; the front is entirely of plate ginss and iron and sultablo for elther whole sale or manufacturing: will be ronted for roasons ble rent for a torm of years. Inquireat Natatorium, 1313 Howard st. 166 J21% —FOR RENT CHEAP, TWO UPPER FLOORS and basement, withelovator.a 1316 Douglas st. | WANTED-—TO RENT. [R—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN FOR SALESMAN IInequainted with the ciockery business. Addr: ith reforence only. box 638, Omaha I, 0. M0s4 & PR3- WANTED, MBN TO TRAVEL AND TAKE OR- Dders for clgars; %0 to 8100 a_month and ox- penses. Addross with stamp the Rio Grande Co., 09 and 108 Wabash ave., Chloago. 692 6 J R—WANTED, 2 GOOD NEWS AGENTS TO RUN on train. Apply in person to Rallway News Co., ucoln, Neb, M0T7 6 Tate: 100 a lineeach insortion. $1.50 a line per month, Nothing taken for less than 250, WANTED; 6.HO0M HOUSE WITHIN TEN blks of Beo office. State price and loeation. Address 11 59. Bo ¢ 515 8% RENTAL AGENCIES. L LIST YOUR HOUSKS FOR RENT WITH W.B. Berry & Co., 71T N. Y. Life. M85 —WANTED, COMPETENT STENOGRAPLER, proference kiven to telegraph operator. ~Ad: 8 uress written application to Peyeke Bros. MGS5 6* —WANTED, AN _ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER; musto quick and acurato at fieurcs ALDIY L "t'g Co.,room 13, Crelghton block. f0'Tho Stngor Mt block, R-WANTED, WOOD TURNER TO WORK IN Job hiop: muat ba willing to work at other kinds fwork about shop: steady employment to the ight man. Addross Falrbury Planing Mills, Fair- bury, Neb. M088 6 WANTED, A STATE REPRESENTATIVE BY ho Inrgest manu facturer in tho west; will make vo years contract with financial responsiblo Mostataple Iine In the market. Addre: o STRONG BOY 1670 18 YEARS OLD Audross T 00, Hieo ELP. l& Tiatos 1160 a word first insortion, loa word thor ‘after. Nothing tnken for less than 250, T-WANTED, LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME. JEnclose stamped ouvelope. Klla Werst, South Hond, Ind. AN AND WIFE, 810.00; 50 MEN, 100 GIRLS, LU85.00 1o 85,00, Canadian office, 1509 3 WANTEL, to lenrn mechanioal trade. Mgy J12e JADIES FOR PLEASANT, PROFI- Prot. Mcl.own, Areade liote WANTED, stablo home work. /Douglns and lith streets. STORAGE. Tates, 10c a lino onch insertion, $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 25o. TV STORAGEWILLIAMSS CROS mmmmv M» STORAGE FOR HOUSEIOLD ~ GOOD! cloan and clioap rates. I Wells, 1111 Farnam. —IHEATING STOVES STORED DURING SUM- mer: speolal storago for houschol g 0ods. T 000, 1207 Douglas, Omaha Stove Repalr wor WANTED-—-TO0 BUY., Ratos, 140 n word 1sort 1 aftor. ord first Insortion. 1o a word there: Nothing takon for lans than 29e. ZCASH _FOR FURNITUZE, HOUSEHOLD oto..or will soll for owner in our auctlon Woils. 1111 Farnam i WILL BUM FROM LOAN YOU ANY LARGE oR BMALL TEN \DOLLARS\ UP. WE MAKK LOANS ON FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGES, WARBHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER: BONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND. = OUR TERMS WILL MERIT YOUR APPROVAL You can pay the money back at any timo and in any amount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of carrying the 10an {1 Proportion Lo Amount you pay. 1F YOU owe & balance on your furnituro or othor porsonal property of any kind wo will pay it off for you and carry it as long 08 you desire, YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FIOM THE TIM# YOU MAKE APPICATION. No publicity or romoval of proporty, 8o that you Kot the uso of hoth money and properiy. 4 X—CALL AT THE OFFICE OF WILL oN DO WELL, US FIRST, T FOR OMAUA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATED. 1F YOU WANT MONEY, You can borrow on HOUSENOLD _FURNITURE ' AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGKS, WAREHOUSE ' RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, OR ANY OTH R SECURITY, We wlil lond you any amount from §10.00 to $1,000.00 ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or romoval of proverty. You can pay the money back 1 any amount yon wish, and at any time, and payment so made will foduce the cost of the loan. Itemember that you have tho usoof both the property and the money, and pay for 1:only as long ns you koep It Thore will by 1o expense or oharge kept out of the amount wanted, but you wlll recelve tho full amount of the lonn: Before borrowing elsewhere call and see u you will find 1t graatly to your advantags OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN (X 805 SOUTH 16TH STREET, first floor above the street. THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAIA. nd . J—FIRST MORTGAGE PAPERS. H. A. AR- nold, 605 Hee bldg. M2 N WANTED, 70 BUY, LOW PRICED LoT NOT over two milos out;'must bo a bargaln; glve number and price. 11 13, Bee ofiice. WANTED, SAKE, Moslor: slzo Inside, doop. 12 wide. Ta 30 HALL. DIEBOLD OR ut 20 tnchos high, 14 1g such safo write J. F. M7 6 N—WANTED, A COOK AT stroot, 1019 CHICAGO Mauz Rates, ic o word after. Nothing takel L 1-WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL Jwork in small famlly, 1367 N. 19th. HOUSE- 570 7 0 6° | (. WANTED, BXPERIENCED COOK WITI REF- Jerences 224 N. 18th. 604 7 —~WANTED, CALIFORNIA ‘stroot. 653 7% GIRL AT 1810 for lass than 250. P EOR SALE,NICE BAY CARRIA and carrisgo.’ L. W. Tulleys, 103 Poarl ell Bluf P-¥OR BALE, GOOD HORSE, CHEAP. 89 8, 17. 1)»1:0[)1) TEAM WOHK HORSES OR DRIVERS, $180.00. will sell separate for $75.00 each. A. C. Raymer, 2408 N street, South Omaha. M655 E—w.\. TRD, NEAT MIDDLE-AGED OR ELDER- Iy housekeepor for widowor with 3 chlldren. Apply, Dirs. Haloy, 108 8. 26th av. 73 8¢ —WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HO USE ~Uwork. 606 N. 19th st. 600 3* FOR RENT—HOUSES. D—ifofl ‘RENT, HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF x ty. The 0. k! Davis company, 1605 Farnam at. " FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- A curity; strictly confidential. ~ A. K. Harrls, room 1. gentinontal bljok. i) MONEY, . Aana easy puy , 90 DAYS, CHEAP RATES ents. on furniture, pianos, live stock, ete.. without delay or publicity; cash on band. Duff Green, room 8, Barker block. 47 ~ BUSINESS CHANCES. Rates, 10c a line each insertion, §1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 2'c. Y EASTERN RACES! ROWES INFALLIDLE Handieapplog system nots $45.00 weekly on §200.00 investment. Socond_succassful yoar. Safe. Conservative. Practical. Prospoctus 1593 froe. C. D. Rowe, I'ox 127, Brookliyn, N. Y. 190 J3 —FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT, HO' rooms. all_ocoupled with pormanent boarders modern improvements. Hest location In 8. Omaha. Capt Johin 0'Donalioo, 305 N.” I6th st.. Omaha. Nob. 19: ~FOR SALE. A MILLINERY STORE AND BUS iness; snlos from one hundred to five hundred pra day, best locatlon In the city, long lease. Will takoone-half In unincumbered property or farm land. Address 1L 17, Boo. 249 8¢ Tates, 1%4¢ a word firat lusertion, lo a word there- Nothing takon for loss than 25e. —FOR THE BEST FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE in city address 1149 Bee. 438 —v5 PER CENT O¥ ALL BROWN LEGHORN loggs 8010 from 1003 South 22 street brought 00-por 16 Also 1 fino cock and 6 hons for 654 5 knquiro ot Morita Meyer, cor. 16th and Farnam. T)5%00M, House, 2108 DOUGLAS STREET. T tion “ROOM MODERN HOUSE, GOOD LUCA- reut moderate. L. 8. Bkintier, 1014 Farnam. —7-ROOM HOUSE, KAST FRONT, ALL MOD. Jorn, $25.00. Fidelity Trust Co., 3702 —8 AND {-ROOM APARTMENTS, VON DORN block, with steam; roferences required; 816 8 22d. [7I0R BANT. 10BOIM MODERN HOUSE, suitable for roowera and boardors, 2011 Harnoy stroet. 10-room modern house, 2218 Leavenworth oot, only §25.00, Some nioe cottages. L. G. Clark & Co.,'1218 Harney street. M534 J)—FOl WENT, ¥ROOM COTTAGE FOR COL- ored poople. ‘208 North 13th at. M0 —D_auu B. J. KENDALL, BROWN BUILDING, Musz 319 —FOR RENT, COTTAGE, LARGE PORCIL full 1ot barn.' 29th and Nicholas, two bloci rom Walnut Hill motor. Inquire at comptroller's lomee. M —4-ROOM FLAT, 317. 0 & 7ROOM FLATS, 80, Opp. Jefforson square. oborts, 1 615 Chicago. ON CAPL- Septem- family 1147 care Boe. M43 1009 LEAVEN- M537 0% )7 HROOM CORNKR FLA, ALL MODEKN CON- ventences. 2401 Leavonworth st b4 14+ BRI 5 100 TOUBK, MODEN, CONVENIENT for business or wholesale men, Appiy 112 South 10th stroot. 442 Pyroment, FURNISHED 10-ROOM 10 USE, Worthington' Place. All modern. loqulro at Brownell 657 0 FOR RENT, 9-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, Al- most new and in good repair. 2620 Davenport st Inquire at 3624 Davenport s I “[)-FOR RENT, T-R00M MODERN blook, 100 8. 5ith TH-FOR RENT, § O 10 1O0MS ¥ URNISIIED Oft unfurnished i2 blocks from Court bouse, Fouth Oiaha oars, ot water hoat, modern cony enlences. Toferencan required. 809 8 17Lh, il “5100M HOURK, GOOD REPALL. 711 Do, oot B-Mm RENT, Al modorn 1 )T RNISIED JOURE ¥OL to1 11111, months of July, Augus 9 rooms, large yard and barn, to small only. Addross with reference. )8 OR 5-HOOM FLAT, BRICK, worth stroot. 10000 HOUSE, 1721 DODG provements. lnquire next door or 1318 Farnaw. Moo 5 WELL BRED MASTIFF PUPPIES. AD- daress box 623, city. M614 7 0k SALE, A NICE CLEAN STOCK OF DRY goods and shoes in a nice, live Nebraska town of 2,000 people; & fino opening for some one: best of roasons for selilng: will Involce §2.600. Willal sell my residenco property. Address box 1205, Fairtield, Neb. M5O 5* DO -YOU WANT TO BUY, SBELL OR EX- e a business, roal estato or lands? Do you nLadditional capital in your business? If 80 800 0 can help you. Call or write for our bullatin, Omaba branch. 316 3989 J20 us, Offices In all principal citios; New Vork Life bullding. ~ MISCELLANEOUS, 40 8 word first insortion, lca word there- Nothing taken for less than 2.c. W2 CAN FUR- nishyou either & No. 2 or No. 5 RemIngton type- writer, infirst claas_condltion, on _rental. Glve us acall.” Wyckof, Soamans & Benodlct, 1712 Farnam stroet, Omaba, Nob. 456 ReIEyFiw, GATE oIty UPHOLSTERING Co., 413 8 I5th st.. Sheoly block. Koepairing & speclaity; 20 per cont 1oss than any other place. CLAIRVOYANTS, S MRS NANNIE V. WARKEN, CLAIRVOYANT, O reliabie business medium; Afth yoar at 19N 16 MRS, DR M. LEGRAVE, PROP clairvoyant and iifo ast plate Lo unile tho separated and cause marriage With one you love. Come one, come all, and bo convinced of her remarkable power rosidence 417 8. 11th streot, hours § . w. to Btrict lifo chart and photo of your futuro wife or husband sent throuxh mall for $.00; churt alone, £200. All letters contalning 4 cents In stamps romptly an: M4 1 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Hatos, 100 a lno_oach tnsortion 815 u lno por mont Nothing taken for less than 25 Trkanas SMITH, 502 8. 1371, 2ND #LOD R Room 3. Maysage, apor, alco:0i, steam,sulphur 110 and sea bath. W7 100 AMME, ¢ L1121 DOUGLAS STH > 00T, ro0I 7, massuge, alcohiol, sulphur and son MW MASSAGE TRE KLECTRIC-TIER ul baths, seatp an nt, manicuro and chiropodist. Mrs. Post,510 5. 19th, Withnell bik 458 U CATABRICAND HAY VEVER TREATED by the month, ‘Pumors, growths and othor de- formities of tho nose and throat ramoved without Presnell, 20 o> bldy, M35 J6 <. AINS, TEACHER OF special attontlon Lo rudimental prinel- Buite 46, Midiand hotel. 1éth and_Chioago. MBS 2T T—A REWARD OF $ WILL BE PAID KOt THE arrost and convietion of any porson claiming nuthority to sollolt umbrells work for Kd F. Plok- eriug, 105 5. 16t st 550 5% MEN] —FOR RENT, A NEW EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, 523 %, 265th avenue, bardwood floor, hot and cold tor, range, furnace, bath, clectrio bells, lare, dry oeliar, kas, sewer, paved street, N. A, Kubn, 5ih and Douglas MO 6 T-IFTHE PARTY WHO GOT A LETIER BY wistako with & Aeventy-five dollar note in it ayable to J. K. Shophord will return the same to k¢, shephord, Hox 742, Omuha, the/ will confer & 1av0r upon tho'owner of sald note. 012 b EN ROOM HOUSE, $15.00. A desirod, n, cement reo ownoer. D. V. Ste 1 Paxton block. —FOI LLENT, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUM- mer on Capitdl Hill. Addross I8 82, Heg. i . JOUSE, ALL MODERN , 1721 Dodge. Inquire next doo Ham'l Buras. 545 3 ~FOR ENT, 10- \mprovemen or 1318 Far —eaer ¥OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, GENTLEMEN s 'Xlonly, 2010 Davenport s 'F—uuuuu 0,8,10, 1%, i 15 | anaEsou H FRONT HOOM, 2508 BLONDO' X v o saes | ¢Vl FURNISHED AND UNEUINISIAKD, 1017 ¢ (101 avenu 5 Eohueasans wein FURNISITED IROOMB with all moders conventences. 1153, 20tk st. M E—nmm,l FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 BARNEY. i:—run RENT, ¥OUR OB BIX HOOMS FOR ousekeoplng, partl; furnlshed. L AR ) —FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCL R ntiemen, mOdsra con veuleuces, 1) North 23d. i\ ) CFUGNISHKED WOOMS VOR GENTLEMEN. N. 164, T —DESIRABL ROOMS T IEAT R LA oy iTh fi_nmm ROOMS AND BOARD, mu.‘-unm N TH : UGFAIHELADY Wii0 SOLD TICKETS FOR the concert for the benofit of tha poor in The Beo bullding last Tuesday will call ‘at Tho Lee business oftico she can obtain heraceount book left thore by herself. _ABSTRACTS OF TITLES. Tatos, 10c & line each tnsertion, §1.60 & line per xnuu!l{. Nothing taken for less than e, v —TAE MIDI nteed. Own the only wprny, and guar piet ubstract 8 in Douglas County, e woved Lo room $10 Now York Lo building. 459 D GUARANTER ts, conveyancers. bool MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE, “Tiates, 100 a lne onch insertion, §1.50 or wonth. Nothing taken for loss than ‘\’ OMAMHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES L on Feal ostate atlowost m i wade In s o' commi )ld {0 the o bank on the oo line per Loans suins for 8hort OF lon time. 0ans ure not nd at the “v LOWEST LA pany, 1703 Faraom VW -CENTRALTOAN § TRUSI €O, BEK 1,DG. W HABRISON, 013 N, ¥, LIFE. A ks ik e “ “MORTGAGE LOANS 1.E83 THAN 1 PER cent, including ail cha Charles W. Rainey. Omab; —FOR ALK OR TRADE, NEW ROLLER ML Addrass Lock Box 2)5. Winside, Neb. 509 6+ —FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, A SPLENDID furniture buiness and stock. lngquire of Frank Lenord, Hastings, Neb. b54 5% —FOR SALE, 1AR GoOD established w0od towi 518 6* TERN 1358 SHOP, ‘business, Address O. L. She WITH no_rompetition, , Riverton, la. 7—FOR SALE, §,0 DRUG STOCK 1 Nebraska town '0f 400 population. Stock fresh and clean, sales $10,000 o yonr with good profits. Address, 1107, care Bee. MG43 10% —WANTED, A PARTNER FOR THIEE MANU- facture of patent button. For purticulurs write Jamos Brown, genersl delivery, city. M64T 5% Y—wks'rmi PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE OR silont, with'£2,000.00 cash, in a_good paylng os: tablished tire insurance ugency. Address J 5. Boe. M7y 5% Y, 5O RENT OR SALE, A WELL l1shod restaurant or chop ' house, class business, 1n the Lange block on S one of the best locations in the eity. 602 8. 13th streot, up stai; SNTAR doing a first- FOR EXCHANGE. Hates, 10c o line each Ins month.’ Nothing tave tlon. $1.50 a line per for lesn than Zac. n -1 OWN 10 FARMS IN NEDRASKA, KANSAS /iand Dukota. WIII soll_choap. or exchanxe for ndso.,orses and cattle. Add. box 70, Frank(ort,ind. Pt T CLEAN “STOCK OF "GENERAL MDSE W11 Luko resl estate und money. Box 405, Krank- 481 7,450 ACRES OF CLEAR LAND [N ONE OF THE fivest winter wheat districts In Kunsas to ox- change for 10 or V.mcre tract near Cmahs city limits. Will pay cash differenco i property 1s good. Address, glving price and location, O 2, Heo. 205 FOR SALE—REAL ESTAT, Tates, 100 a line each Insortion, $1.50 o line per month.’ Nothing twken for los than 2dc. WIIY NOT BUY A LOT BUILD A COTTAGE QUIT PAYING RENT WHEN YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY DOING BO? We are offoring the best residence property for working men thatcan be found aro Omaba at about one-hulf the price lots sclling for, the same dislunce out, in any other direction, eq destrable. $140.00 payable on or before three yea from April 2, 189, and the balance in monthly or quarterly payments at7per cent interest. WITH THESE ADVANTAGES: An electrio motor 1ne runs to his property, hie lots are bigh and level and at grade Lie stroots are graded and the grading pald for The taxes on this property have been less than #1.00 per 10t, per yoar 00000 WILL BE SPENT THIS YEAR (n im- provements on and around this property. Several new bLousos the addition, and others Close L0 manufacturing industries where a largo DU DO Of WO 4Fe EIVEN CONsLADE employ went. to the first ffty people who will bulld houses. theroby making sctual cost of lot bou bullt upon within one It will cost you nothing o Investigate this for yourselves, and 1t will P&y y 0u Lo d0 80 8t 0B 0@ DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Call wt our office and Jet us take you out and sliow you this proporty. B & GEORGE COMPANY, Bouthwest coruer 16ih aud Farnaw strgols: Continved ON'T DELAY Anothor day, bt 1o ke ¥ aak FOU to An 1 a8 others are dotog who Investigate and buy our #0000 £.0T4, NOT A ROUGH UNINHABITED NEIGHBORHOOD, BUT Right (6 tho clty woll bullt up. Motor cars schools, stores, churches, m provements. Posttirely the best vatue, dollar for dollar, ever sold In Omaha. Perfect title, no mortgage, no encumbrances of lions of any doscription. Cloan, clear, stralght goods s you see $100.00 1,078 that you cannot find the equal of for nolghborhiood, Improvements, surroundings, prico and torma in the olty of Omaha. This 18 & vory platn statoment and the facts boar it out. NOW 18 YOUR opportunity to ncquire ono of the 1ots If you want 1o, for §25.00 eashi, $10.00 0 month withont interest till $100.00 (s pald, balance 102 and 3 years at PERFECT TITLE. PERFKCT LOCATION, ABSTRACT W ABSOLUTE 8K NO BANK IS BET NO KISK 13 KUN. Be wise In your time, and when an opportunity 18 offered you, improve it. Don't delay to Investigate, for it costs you nothing and may do you agroat deal of good. Your monoy 80 Invosted Is as safe, sure and reliable as 1t it were In the BANK OF ENGLAND. Prico 18 $100.00 for & lot. You can Ay 10 the onsy way named 1£ you wish to do 0, and now 18 the tImo o Invest In proporty atits ronl actual valae. AMES, 1507 FARNAM. AMES, 1507 FARNAM. AMES, 1307 FARNAM. M3 5 BONGIA AND VINGINIA AVENUES, BE: Ttween Mason and Pactiic sts.. the finest residenco location I the city, $30.00 on Georkls ave and §70. on Virginia ave. adjoluing proporty held $20.00 to $40.00 per front foot higher. We will tako $1,000.00 £0 §2,000.00 Omaha property as part payment'in Tot. “This s an_opportunity geldom offered. This 18 good for a short timo only, s wo want some housos started at onee. Iwo'now under contract. Four sales already made. Ploasure to show such property as thisat any time. £ldellty Trust Com- pany. 1702 Farnam st. 513 QTOEFEL PLACE ADDITION. s The Newest Addition to Omaha. Located 2'4 Miles Southwest from Postofos. Best fature residence part of the City. ‘Wide streets and wido alloya. Lots ar zh and sizhtly. Klectric Cars run noar It. Passengor depot and trackage yards of Omaha Belt L'ne Ratlroad and Missourl "acitic Rallroad within a block of it. 8 trains datly. © Stores and factorles {n its lmmediate vioinity. Homes of business men and meghanles surround, Elmwood Park, New Driving Park and Falr Grounds, Platte River Canal, strosts to be paved, extension of olactric car 1180, Are 50mo 0f tha sub: stantlal fmprovements to be made In Southwest Omubaduring tho next fow months. You can buy Stoepel Placa lots for $300.00 onch §50.00 down and tho balance In quarterly payments of only §12.5), with Interost at 7 per cent. Do not miss this opportunity to buy five or ten lots at prices that will eanble you to make money. For plats and further information address W. A. WEBSTER, Bee lnll!{l‘\lll( 8 MiTH i 'S COUNEIRN MAPLE AND 25710 strects. Corner east front, wiil soll for $1,600.00, Cornor $500.00, inslde lot $I0.00. On payment of 00 cash, balunco to bult purchascr. ‘Ihis 1 £00d value for tho moncy. Ames, real ¢stato, | Farnan. M7 7 NCINVESIMENT 1S SAKEL TIAN OMALLA real ostato woil locatod. No investment Is moro profituble than real estato purchased at a low fig- ure, and now is just the timo to_make the invest- ment. as g0od Omaha proporty will naver he loss than what it Is today. Let us show you that besu- tiful property which we offer on Goorgis and Vir- ginlaavenues. Nothing finer In the ity for home orinvestmont. Wiil make special Inducements for spot ensh. Fidelity Trust Cempany, Farnsm streot. 074 WE, HAVE JUST COMPLETED THE PRET- tlost six-room cottage n_the olty, lighted by clectricity, having furnace, bath, hot, cold wator, mantel, grate, marble top wash bowl, sewer connec: tlon, troes, stone walk, paved strect. ete. Located in Avondale purk, one mile from postofiice. Prico only §5800. Fidoitty Trust Co., 1102 Furnain streot. 557 Jy1 ROOM_ COTTAGE rnat 2414 and 2416 1836 North M55 5% X [FOR SALE ClimAp, 1 1 1 s0ven-room Houso and Decutar atreet, Cull or addross streot, Omahn, Neb. Dl M [LE FIV T FRONT 1,0 feat, §1, NE. ).00. Address Ownor, G 11, Bea UST B paved e SOLD, NICE 5BOOM LOUS reet, small cash payment. 30,00 BUYS A CLEAR LOT IN ALBRIGIT Deholco, South Omaiia.”Addrass Hox 1454, Cromton, . (Ol SALE Ot TRADE—COUNER LOT for business or flats: worth $0,000.00; would sell very low for cash o trado for othor property. Ad- dress 3 §, Lico. 00D IMPROVED FARM IN NORTON €O Joins a ood rallrond town, 400 ner es in i will sellcheap or trade for work horses pdise. Ered K. Castlo, Clayton, hody. or el Co., Kan. JPOR BALE TWO BIORY WL BULLY f0L (ot 41x3) to an alley. Property in first order, £00d barn, & very snu; sewer connection, good brick collar. torms §:50 cash balance monthly if d bargnln. Ames Heal Estateldl Farnam, TARM FUR SALE—120 ACRES BLACK SA joum, g0od bulldings, hog fances, plenty timber, overything in good shape: will ol half of crop and farm 10018 OF trads for Southern Callfornin land. Call at tho farm § miles Lorth of Ashland, Neb. W. I’ Jumes. M0 13% DRESSMAKING, 185 A, M. SHEETS, nental block, room 6. DRESIMAKER, CONTL Satisfaction gudraniced 5.015° ADIES” AND CHILDRENS DRESSMAKING, L/ alko underarments to ordar; mustin furnished ifaostrod. 1107 Manderson. 081 y1* SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Hates, 100 & 11no each tnsortion, .50 & line por month. Nothing taken for loss (han 25¢ ING LADIES AND GENTLM; acquire d working knowledge of typewriting at A, C. Van Sant's 4ehool hand, 515 . Y. Life, Typowrlurs fo rent —_— WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS BN CAN At Insertion; 1o a word there 107 less A Be. WV OuLIS KATL FURNISIED 1ROOMS, take 0o chanco NoF pay any MORLY in adysnce. $1.00 per duy. 1511 Farnam st., Qnipha. 55 J# Ttatos, I4c o word i after. Nothing tukei UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Tates. 10c o Tiow cach Insortion. §1.50 o 1ao per month. Authing taken (or less Lhan 2o TW. BAKFR (FORMERLY WITH U, Jacobs. decansed, Iater with M.0. taker and ewmbalmer, 315 8. 16th st. Tel. Ui JOHN G, Maul), under 451 CHAIN AND BA 1198 eward and Long school HKeturn to 2507 Charles aud recelve reward 600 5 —WANTED AT ONCE LOAN Omalas &luplrly. low rates. company, 1103 Faraam stroet, VW [OANS ON IUPIOVED AND UNIMPROV ED ity property #4000 and upwards, Lotk per cent No delays. W.Farnam,Smith §Co., 154k snd Harney. 464 ON IMPHOVED ¥idelity Trust FoMONEY 10 LOAN ON OMAIA AND COUN real estate and Nobraskw and lows PoF oot interest.with no ad- o8 107 DO Lasions Or AKOrIOYs foRs. 1R10. 166 Nat'l LAt K bidg, Omeha " 608 BETRACTS. THE MIDLAND GUABANTEE and Trust company, abstracters, conveyancers. Titles perfocted and guaranteed.' Own the only complele sbatrast books tn Douglas county. He woved 10 room 310 New York Life bullding. 459 OT @ FEET FRONT WITH SEVEN ROOM on th sireet, Dear Cassius: price #2,200.00; monthly payments. Keed & Seiby. 334 Board Trade. fon . Nizab R 8ALE CHEAP NEW 4 KOOM COTTAGE CO. th and Sahiler sireet, olty water. cell nd 0 long Umo. Inquire 1318 Faraaw. Mesd b BCALES EW & SECOND LIAND SCALES, ALL KINDS. Address Borden & Selleck Co., Lakest, thumu- e —————————SSSSGSESEESSSN MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. atos, 100 & llno each insertion, $1.0) & 1100 per mouth. Aotlilog tuken for leas Lhan 25c 1+ ¥ GELLENBECK, OIST AND TEACHEM. G i’ orals airea L £ JUN PASTURES FOR HORSES. “'liu AVE 100 ACIES OF BLUA Gns (ure for horaes. o tanoe Barton & Paelps, Glimors, Nob., or A. W, Pb ¥on, 27N, Y. Iifo Hid M 451 “SECOND-HAND 1'YPEWRITERS. B LES & BB DEALES TN TYPEWRITRRS, All makes bought, sold, exchanged, rented N.¥. Lifo bide. Tel. 638 iy PAWNBROKERS, SONNKNT ] G, DIAMOND BROKKR, 13)) J ngusing st Toans money on diamonds, vatches, eto. 010 gold and stiver bought. Tel. 158 485 PATENT BUREAUTU. SUES & CO,, Solicitors. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. 4 years Examincrs U, 8, PPat. Ofice. Advice froe No fee until patent is obtained. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leaves | CHICAGO, BURLINGTON $ Q. | Arrivys Omana | Depot ith and Mason Siv.” | Omahy 420 p w0 +weaalhleago Ve 1145 Chioago Kxpross. 1 .Chleago Kxpross, BURLINGTON & MO, (IVEIL [Arrivey Dopot Utn_and Wason Sts. | Omahs Tonvor Bapross.. 650 pm 815 am Teaves Omaha. 00l (xS un) Incoln Loeal (Exoopt <u Ight KXDress ... s Fale Limitod. .. AGO, 11§ PAUIFIC Union Dopot 10th and Marey Sts | Wost. TAncoln, Fairbury looal. (1025 n m - & Den., vosubule Hmitod. | 849 pm World's' Fair Limited... KU ST & OB, ason Sts. | From G10 pm 230 pm TATEYOY Omahy T i pm Night Exp. via U. . Trans| 64 & m vee St Louls Expross.. 640 a m Tenvos UNION PACIFIC. Atrivas Owaha | Unlon Depot 10th an i Marey Sty. £50 um| Douvar BXprosy 215 pm| _Ovorland Flyor. 3y ©15 pm|.Boatrice & strmsbz Ky(ox Suni 640 pm vevs Pacito Kxprass. cer|104) & m 630 pm Denvor Fast Mali .. A3 o m Arriva C-Uhleago Expresy ... “hlcago Expross Doadwood Kxpross. 1 (IEx. Sat) Wyo. Exp. (Kx. Mon.) | Norfolk (ix. Sunday). .8t Paul Bxprasy & NORTH WESTERN Leaves | Omaha 720 am 1040 a m { lileago Kxpress. . 405 pm . “Vestibulo Limited . 700 D .Enstern Fiyer.......... 620 v m | (iEx. Bun.) Chle. Pass. (Ex. Mon.) Teaves Cuiaha! 710 pm W p 525 pml.. Tonvon . .St Louls Expross UUSE Louls Expr ebruska Local. - Sloux Clty Accommodation Sloux City Exprase (Itx. Sunday) St Paul milod ... ... sengor (Bx. Sund'y) B0 pm 12.4) pm 935 am 10th and Marcy St3. “e.-Sloux Clty Passengor.. LiieSt Paul Kxpross......... OMATIA &ST ha|U. P. Depot. 10th TOUTS. rey Sts. i (1285 pm THIAN MEMORLAL DAY. June 11 Will Be Observed by the Order In Nebraska, LiNcoLN, Neb., June 4.—[Special to Tue Bee.]—Grand Keeper of Records and Seal H. M. Schaeffer has just issued to all subor- dinate lodges in this grand jurisdiction a cir- cular letter from Grand Chancellor Will B, Dale to the following effect: ‘‘One of the cardinal principles of our order is the pre- serving and strengthening of the kind and fraternal feelings which bring us together. We can aid more to assure this result than the tender cherishing of the memory of our knightly dead? Noble sons of the Pythian host, fallen in the great battle of life* slain, but not defeated; gono, but not forgotten—warriors of the truest steel, knights of discipline and valor. 1f other feet grow weary, other hands listless, and other hearts cold in solemn trust, ours shall keep your memory green so long as light and life and love remain to us. I there- fore request each lodge to observe by appro- priate services Sunday, June 11, Pytnian memorial day. Let us gather around the sacred remains and garland the passionless mounds above them, Let us in their solemn presence renew our sacred pledges to watch over and guard those they have left to us—a precious legacy.” Genoral Order for Electlo Brigadier General H. S. Hotchkiss has issued specialorder No. 3 to the following effect: I'ne resignation of Colonel Mantred Savage of the First regiment, Nebraska brigade, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pyth having been accepted by the major nd the term of Licute) olonel Douglas, First regiment, Nebraska by having expired, they are hereby relioved frow duty as such. The sir knight cay lieutenants and heralds of Lincoln divis! No. 1, Custer division No, 2, S, . Campbell division No. 6, Aurora division No. 7, Mar- shall division No. 10, Apollo division No. 11, Falls City division No. 20, Ashland division 0. 23, Hebron division No. 20, and Beatrice division No. 36 will assemble at Castle hall in Lincoln, 'Muesday, June 13, 1803, av 2 o'ctock p. m., for the purpose of clecting a colonel and licutenant colonel, and to fill any vacaney that muy be caused by such elec- tion; also for the transaction of such other business as may be properly brought before the meeting. Now Lodges Instituted. Within the past six months the following new lodges have been instituted in the Ne- vraska jurisdiction, Knights of Pythius: Cozad, No. 153, Cozad, Neb,: Altviere, No, 164, Peversburg: Elgin, No, 165, Elgiu; Fair- field, No. 158, irfield; Valley, No. 157, Alma; St Edwards, No. 158, St. Edwards; Hartington, No. 154, Hartington; Dauntless, No. 150, Wood River; Alpine, No. 160, Bloomfield ; Oly Achilles, No. 161, Seribne: A circular letter receoived from Grand Chancellor Charles A. Barnes of the juris- diction of Illinois directs attention to the Pythian headquarters established by that jurisdiction at 126 Washington street, Chi for the reception of Knights and their families visiting the World's ir, whero meny conveniences and precautionary meas- ures will be furnished free of expeuse to visitors. - - CROWDED OUT BY CHINESE, Canadian Fishermen Cannot Compete with the lmported Artists, New Westaixstes, B, C., June 4.—A mon- ster moeting of the Fishermen's association has been held here to discuss the wholesale naturalization of Japanese snd Chinese for the purpose of getting fishing licenses, It is pointea out that the fishermen were gradu- ally being crowded out by the Japanese and Chinese. There are thirty-three canneries on the Frazier viver, and, although the big- gest pack on record 1s expected to be made this season, not one white fisherman has been employed so far by the canneries. The Jupanese and Chinese were given their places. A resolution was adopted asking the Canadian government to refuse to grant li- censes 1o Japanese sud Chineso, and to issue the same only to whites and Indians. Public sentiment is strougly with the fisher- lmea, MAY EFFECT MANY CLASSES Wide fcope of the Ohinese Exolusion Act as Interpreted. THEORY OF THE CASE OTHERWISE APPLIED Austrian Government Expels & Former Subjoct Who Preferred the United States as & Placo of Perma- nent Residence, Wasnizarow, D. €., June 4.—The decision of the supreme court upon the Chinese ex- clusion act recently delivered, may possibly have a much wider scopo and effect a groater varioty of persons than was probably fore- scon by the associate justices who joined with Mr. Gr in declaring it to be the law of the land. The volume of “foreign re tions" for 1802, just published by tho State department contains a case in point, wherein tho arguments used by a foreign government to justify or explain its docree of ex- pulsion of a citizen of tho United States, it is pointed out by those familiar with the sub- ject, aro in suggestive parallel with those outlined by Justice Gray in announcing tho opinion of the supreme court of the United States on the 15th of last month. The case, as shown by the published correspoudence, were these: ) Leon Spitzer, born in Vienna, Austria, emigrated to the United States in naturalized in New York in 1830 and ed to Burope later the same year and nno, July 1800, In un afidavit Mr. Spitzer declared that his residence was in New York, where he was a “manufacturer,” and he intended to “return to the United States within two years, for the purpose of residing and performing the citizenship theren,” In 1801 Spitzer was notified by the author- ities of Vienna that he had been expelied from Austria undera law of 1871, Ho ap- pealed to Minister Grant, who brought the case to the attention of Count Kalnoky, prime minister and minister of foraign af- fairs, protesting that the treatment of Spit- zor was in violation of tho spirit of the treaty of 1800-01 and was in violation of the treaty of 1887 between Awstrin and tho United States, guaranteeing the rights and the protection thereof to the citizens of the respective countries, Expelled for the General Good. Replying to Mr. Grant's complaint in be- half of Spitzer, Count Welsercheimb, for the minister of foreign affairs, said that Spit emigration to the United States was m: stly for the purpose of evading the military duty which the Aus- trian government exacts of citizens; that the expulsion of such individuals is based upon consideration of public order, and that “overy state has a right to expel foreigners from the territory for reasons as above stated and that the question whother and where reasons for such expulsion exists can ;)u judgea only by an international point of aw." This sentiment accords with the views ex- pressed by Justice Gray and the language is quite similar. Minister Grant notified Count Kulnoky that this government could not accept that interpretation of the treaty, a position in which he was supported = by ceretary Foster, who, in a dispatch cated June 1502, said, after stating that thoe United States would entertain a pronos tion for modification of the treaty in question, “but so long as the treaty remains in forco the United States government will insist upon a strict com- pliance with its terms and after a careful examination of the case in point, 1t is re- luctantly obliged to dissent from the views expressed by the Austria-Hungarian govern- ment. As Spitzer was expelled on the vague and indefinite grounds of the ‘interests of public oraer,’ and as no valid and expticit reasons in support of the order are alleged, vour action in making a formal protest is approved by the department.” This ended the correspondence. As Spitzer's departure for the United States was intimated m one of Minister Grant's letters, this probably closed the in- cident. In view, however, of the apparent inconsistency between the view of the execu- tiveand jud 1 branches of the govern- ment, as disclosed by this correspondence and the decision on the Geary law, the atti- tude of the government upon the case of al- Inged violation of treaty rights by the gov- ernment will be watched with interest. DODGE COU ISSIONS. One of Nebraska's Wealthlest and Prosperous Seoti Fremoxt, Neb., June 4.--[Special spondence,]-—The history of Dodge county is a part of the early history of the state, and well has she maintained her position at the front. While Dodge county is strictly an agricultural country, nearly every foot of which can be and is cultivated, there is prob- ably more stock fed here than in any other county in the state, partly owing to the fact that crops ave a certainty, that its railroad facilities are such that gramn can be shipped in from the surrounding coun t to advantage, while the ppimz out facilities are not surpassed by any locality in the state. Ev vear large herds of caftlo and sheep are driven or shipped in and prepared here for the markets. The farming community is wealthy, industrious class of people, know how to farm for profit and at the s time keep the lands up in good shape. Her farmers are but hutle in debt and large numbers of them carry handsome balances in the banks of Fremont and other towns, Fremont, one of the most prosperous and pretry cities of the state, boasts of 11,000 people, and is rapidly pushing herself in the lead as the factory city. Sho has now twenty-two factories, which carry i pay roll of more thun 600 employes, besides her rail- road people. The Fremont Brewing com- pany has $150,000 invested in its plant, and is the largest and best in the state outside of Omaha, The Nebraska Creamery association 1s the largest plant in the state, as well us the fivst, it having been in continual operation for cloven years. It has six separite stii- tions and can handle the cream from 1,500 cows, C. W, Stevenson, the gencral man- ager, is_an old creamery man and under- stands the business in all its details, The hinding twine factory, under the management of Mr. Reynolds, has accoum- plished more than its warmest friends had hoped for it. It has established the fact that it pays to raise hemp in Nebraska, and the wondorrul successof this factory 18’ rea: son for every resident of the state to feel proud, 1t being one of the few large institu- vions where the raw product, the fuctory and the consumers are all Nebraskans, Such factories are aoing much to settle the ques- tion of railroad tariffs, The woolen mills, coltar and harness fac- tory, foundry and machiue shops and car- viagé factory are among the larger wanu of the city, and of which her citi- Justly proud. ailrodd conter Fremont enjoys ad vantages which few other towns in the 0 Twenty-four passenger tains a day leave her depots, counecting her in every direction with the restof the world, east and west with the great Union Pucifie, and in other directions via the I'remont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad. Over ployes of the latter road have headquarters in this city, and the company’s pay roll here is about §1,000 per duy, by reason of which many comfortable homes are built and the rotaill trade receives several thousands monthly. “inancially, Fremont !s at the head of the list of any city in the state of her class with four national and two state banks, the Com- mercial National, and Merchants National, First National and Iremont Nutional, the Home Savings and Security State-banks, none of which have any rodis- counts while their cash balances ave §25,- 000. Their clearances are §100.000 per week, which goes to show & very heulthy and lib- eral circulution of money. One of the bank- ers told me that the ouly trouble was they had too much money and were rafusingto pay interest on time doposits. ‘Phrough the kindness of County Clerk homas Killeen we are shown the mortgage record of Dodge county for April, 1393, which nmvu-‘1 Fur"m &xrmmun l‘\fllu«li $31,950; Da off, T07; chattel Worigages , $13.826; paid off, $35,785. ‘These. figures perhaps show ost Corre- why banks. is one inside county thero 18 much money The Dodge county court of the best in the state, and out, and only cost all finished and furnished, $85, 0. There wero no extras. The ofcmls are all pleasaut, affable gontlomen, who soem 1o feol that “public offico is & publio trust,” and are performing their duty nee cordingly. In fact Fromont scems to bo made up largely of ploasant, accommodating peoplo, from her railroad oficials to the streot shovoler, whilo the business men are ever roady to give such iuformation as thoy can or lend a helping hand to the unfortus nate or afllictod, Sho has one of the oldest and best fire de- partments in tho stato and the laddies are always ready and on hand to stay the flery flamo from the humblest cottage to the mas- sive wholesale house “The liberality of her citizons always res ponds with a full heart where the hand of want is opened and the many elogant residences and handsome turnouts denots that wealth is appreciated for the comfort and ploasure it brings. Alurgo bicyclo clab of 130 members is sustained here, composed of ladies and gentlemen, and they seem to enjoy the sport afforded them in their afier supper rambles through tho broad avenues and stroots, In this rich inteiligent little city roside some of the bosi kuown men in the state and of which any town could well afford to be proud. Hon. Samuel Maxwell, chiof justice of the supreme court of Nebraska; ox-Uon grossman G. W. 15 Dorsey, L. D. Richards, John Thompson, J. W. 'Love and many others. ‘Thore, ' too, they hold an ane nual Chautauqua assembly. This yoar it will be hetd June 20 to July 21, and their grounds aro cqual to any in the state. A largo corps of lecturers has becu seoured, among them Rev, G W. Martin, LL.D., who started and for several yoars 'he: Lone Pine Chautauqua. Thoir ass 0 far have beon very succossful and they are arranging for a large crowd this yoar. The newspapors, five in number, are alive to tho best intercsts of the city and county and aro giving their subscribers their oney's worth in cach issuc. Recently J. Doran started the National Camp Fire, & Grand Avmy papor, and in which overy old soldior in this state will bo interested.” The first copy has been issued and Comrade Doran promises to make it first class in overy particular, R A GLIMUSES OF THE B1G in the house both the AR, A Swiss exhibit of watches is valued at £250,000, In tho Capo Colony rough diamonds A cheeso weighing 92,000 pounds is one of the Canadian exhibits, The crown laces of Italy contain some specimens s old. A fountain sends up great jets and many sprays of real California wine. The queen of Corea has sent a s old haivpin, studded with pearls and weighing half a pound. A mass of copper ore, almost. pure, weigh ing 6,200 pounds, is from Keewenaw Point, in the Michigan peninsula, Ina single collection vhere is 150 tons of rave mumerals, including a meteor of 2 pounds, which fell in Arizona Bartholdi's Statue of Liborty has boon ro- produced in rock salt. [rom the same mates rial a life-size cow has been chiseled. Fifty-two boilors in a row, each of differe eut manufacture, constituten bank of power, 600 foot front, the greatest in the world. The World's fair kitchen occupies a build- ing 3i2 feet long by 125 fecy wide. It sup- ports the {ifty restaurants in the White city with food. The thread of a British manufacturer is shown in a c; tho roof of which 1ssup- ported by onyx pillars, and this case alone cost $115,000. Pennsylvani pyramid of an- thracite blocks ten feet square at the base fifty-two fect high, guaranteed to con- 100 tons. The section of a tree, shown by its circles to be 401 years old—a sapling when Colum- bus landed—is in the forestry scction of the Government building. In tae Horticultural building hibitor has built a wine cellar, lighted it with electricity, and put on show every variety of product from the Rhine country. One Austrian firm shows 2,000 picces of glass woven from a wine glass as thin as an ega shell toa gold plated punch bowl in which a reguent might have laaled. In the horticultural department 280,000 Dutch bulbs, mostly tulips, furnish ma of color, while alongside the Horticultural building 120,000 pausy blossoms look up. Missouri’s chunk of lead oro weighs 6,500 pounds. ‘Ten thousand specimens of zince represent that state’s indusiry, which gave 152,000 tons of this motal to tho world last year. I the French collection there is a cabinet of bronze und ebony, with enamel of Limoges and Greeian figuves, It has u secret spring and a labyrinth of drawers. The valuation is $20,000, Thirty thousand ounces of silver, worth £25,000, was poured into the mold to make ueof Columbus, modeled by Bar- tholdi, for an American silver manufacturing compuny. stralia has sent a gold nugget weighing ounces, and an astronomical clock forty-five feet high which shows the move- meits of the sun, Mercury, Venus, the earth and the moon, In the littie building erec the merchant tailors is a blanket made of 5,530 picces of broadeloth, which represcnts cight years of oldd half hours of a Washiy ton knight of the goose. ifty-seven locomotives stand on the tracks in the Transportation building to illustrate the early experiments av_breeding of the iron horse from a very humble begine ning to the present time, Thirty thousand pounds of brown chocos late have been fashioned into o pavilion thirty-eight feet high, in the center of which stands an heroic statue of Goermania, cons tuining 2,960 pounds of the article There ave thirty-four varieties of lace in exhibit in the Ttalian section of the Man- uiue building. There is also an ex- quisite display of tortc hell work, among the pieces shown being a cane and an um- brella made of singie piecos of shell, The millionaire Zschille, of Drosden, was fifteen years making the collection of armor and weipons in the museum of the German village, The collection 1s valuod at 1,000, 000 and was sent to the fair by the owner ut the request of the German government, The valuation of 0,000 is given to two vases which the Span sioners keep under lock and key. ) vises are of 4 feet high; oue Kiruscan, the other Gy ornamented with gold himmered into vhe iron 50 as to show vines, cupids and figu of women in_ tlowing drapery. A Spanish woman did this highly vrized work, A fow y ago sho was i poor working girl, Stan’s pavilion m the Manufactures build- ing is & veproduction of the gavden house of tho king ut Bangkok. 1t is in red und yellow wood inlid with uright colored g Em- broidered serecns aro everywhere, and gold and silyer pieces form a large vart of tho ex- hibit. A silverrice bowl, two feet hikh, valued at $3,000, nut trays of gold studded with dia- monds, & collection of elephunt's tusk, one nine and one-half feet long, are shown in the small pavilion and the colléction of cuibroid- erics 18 very rich, including o white satin givdle embroidered in gold and studded with rubles and garnets There is uno Lifel tower, but a wheel on the Midway will carry thoso who like elovas tion to & height of 250 feet. There iy cars on the rim of this wheel. IFuch car carvies thirty people. ISach circuit of the wheel requires fifteen minutes. The dis- tanco around is 700 feet. The wheel cost §300,000. ‘I'ho seventy-ton axle is tho largest piece of steel ever forged. ‘I'o swing it into plumb position 150 fect from the ground wis a feat without u precedent. The total weight of the wheel is 4,300 tons, aud eu- gineers say a hurricane blowing 100 miles an hour wouldn't budge it In the Dlinois building is a linen table cloth which in 1824 Ninian Edwards, fi governor of the te rllurf‘ of Illinois, pur chased from a Spanish minister at Washing. ton, ‘A'hecloth is interesting on account of the men who have dined from it. The Long nineof the Ilinols logislature of 1336 wit! Abraham Lincoln at the head, John Adams, Johu Quiney Adams, Jumes Mouroe, Willlam Henry Harrison, Henry Clay, Thomas H. Beutou, John C. Caltoun, “Stephen A, Douglas. John l(nml_ul‘»h. Albert Gallati, Rufus King and Sam Houstin, are some of the illustrious personages who havo gathered around {1, - But the greatest event io its history was that it was used at the weds supper when Abraham Lincoln marsied Gove wrsor Edward's sister-iu-| oxhibit aro 40,900 hias put up German ex- especially for