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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1897)
THE OMAHA DAILY 3J13E : LQNPAT , SEPTET HER la , 1897. SPEBIALIHttTICK Ailt vrllscinrnlfl for llicut * column * _ Trill lie I illicit until IB in. ( or the j nvrnliiK nnil tinlll 8 | i. in. ( or the iiitirfilnur nnil .Sunday edition * . Adv rrllHrrn , 1i > rritirslliiK | 11 nil in- licri-il i-lK'cU , viin lm c iinrmcm nil- IrrNNi'il to a iiiniilii-ri-il Icttrr In cnrc f 1 In- HIT.n * or mi i it lro neil it 111 lit delivered on iirrnfiitntlon of tlir ( < liii'U enl > . Itiitrit , I 1-tta n iTiiril flrnt ln crllon | 3o n noril tlii-rcnftrr. > iillilnu InUcn for Irnsi I hit u U.'c for tin * first Inser tion. TIICHC ndvrrllncincntH mnnt bo rnn conxrcntli < > lr. MTt V'fKINSVNTi : . A FIltHT-Ct , vSS CHINESE COOK WANTS A Idace at cm * , call nt 619 N. K.th st Omnhft. A MiM II * W.NTKD MAI.I3 HUM * . CANVAKSEItS TO TAKE OHDKKS ; NI'AV MNn of wnrU ; no licnvy iroods ti > cnrry , salary or communion U F , Adnms Co. , OH So l h St. BAI.ESMEN POP noAits , jizs A MONTH AND ejpenva ; old nrm : i-xpenenco unnecessary ; In ducement * to customers C. C. Iltahop & Co , St. Louis. II--4K MEN AND WOMEN BOLiriTons roil THE Nallonnl Ilrv-rvp nsnoelnllon : the b at. saf'st nd soundest fraternal order In th lldil today. Address I1. A. C Stevens , 2370 Cumlnn St. , M. 1JD3. Omnhn. 11-417 WANTED. AOP.NTB IN KVIJRY COUNTY ; rood pay weekly to rUht parly. " ) " Nur- Scry Co , Milwaukee. Win. 11-M10Z 921- WANTED. MIN : AND WOMIN TO LEATIN Ihr harher trade ; can complete In two month * : constant practice ; expert ln truetlon § . snves two ycnrs apprenticeship tools ami positions riven Krndunloss wnqes In simps SnturdavH : Illustrated catnloRiic freiMoler's llarber School. Clark nd Van lluren Sis ClitonKo. II Mnfl 13 * WANTID. rinsT-CLAa1 ? lunnnn ; other n ed apply. Apply Monday morning. Grand Hotel Ilarber shop , Council IJluffj'- 11 M 816 H TYMJWIUTnKS : OOOD Ilf.T3INP.y3 MAN wanted ns Ri-nernl sale * ngent tf > r Duplex nnd Jewrlt 1 vprwrlti-rn In eastern Nebrnslta nnd westein Iowa. Tnstest In the world , most durable , llKhtPit net Ion nnd popular. Address Duplex T > -v\rltcr Co. , Des Moln s. In. IT irrtl JS CAItlHAOn 11LACKSMITH ANI > IIIU.PUR Mechanics only , Drummond CurrloKO To WANTED FIHST-fLASS IlLVCKSM1TH. 1 * . .1. Kailjnch . Son. 1312 Hawanl 11 .7S 11 nnr.i1. 1M Oini.S FOH ALL KINDS WOUIC ; J IX ) J week Canadian Office. 1512 Douglas. WANTED-YOI'NO OIItL FOR LIOIIT HOU8E- work , no wnshlnc Jt > ! 3 Scwnrd St.C C 705 13 WANTHD. TIHMMms 1512 C M-K2-II nn. A pnitv\NT OIRT , FOH ocvrntM housework 2i.'o rnrnnin Ht. C-MSSO 13 WANTHIJ noon oiitr. FOH OENEItAL hnii ennrk Apply IS30 S. Mh st. C 7EO-II WANTI : . frrnNoniiPiinit AND TYPI : writer In wliole n1e house , one having some knowleilKi * of bnokl.eeplni , ' preforr'il stiite icf. erencei nnil salary exprctcd. Ad ire T K. Bee ron. lOt'SHS IN ALL 1'MtTS OI' THH CITV TItK O r Davis Companj , 1M I'aimm U 119 JlOt'SI'S , DKNRWA & CO , 10 $ N. 13TII ST. I ) 120 wonrntN HOUSES c. A. si Ann , or. ! ? Y. Life. Ul srs , WALLACI : . nnowN V.IJOCK. ISTH nnd Iftniglix. D 122 jiot'3is. COTTVOIS s , ALL PARTS of city llronnm. Co , 43) IMvlim block LAROG LIST. M'CAatJi : . 151II AND JWJDOE noi'.sia , PLATS , OAIIVIN IIROP. IBID FAII-M D 4 : HOUSES FOll KENT. IIEMIS , 1'AXTON ULK. . HOUSUS. J H. SHiUWOO , < 21 N. Y.D D KS I-OR RUNT. n-iiOOM URiCK p.nsinnN. in'ilern In rvi-ij I expect , blnim heal , i-lectrlc IlKlit , located St the rnutlinrst f rner nth nnd Di > iiRlas SU Apply tci R , W IJ.dter , Suptiln- tendent IJoo IIMI STANroun CIRCLE roiTAors , e UOOMS S \V. cor. 13th t.nd Vlnton. | ] ni t Ioc.itlon In city for business nu'ii of Oiniha nnil South Omaha , rcntH moderalu 201 Ueu bulldlmc rou RENT , ciioirr u-nooM DHT\rtiKn modern house. Inquire 23IS Capitol Avenue. MOVINCJ flOt"l3I10Ln 0001JH AND I'fANOS Om. Van & btnr.iKB . 1511V4 runuri Tel l.9 FOH HENT HANPCOM 1'LAPE HOME OF M > rooms and ball 'nom , ehenp to ilBht parties must Klxc Rood referenci's. M J Kennnrd i Son HO nnd 311 llrown block. D-315 r 1) . WK.vI ) , li&DOL'O D-3 1 8-Z3 SI3V1JN-HOOM MODHIIN I-'I T AT J17 W ; NO 100 Houth ICth street. W H Mclkte , 1st Niit'l flank llMg. CHAS. 12. WILLIAMSON. CO ! linn HLDO Tel 717 STUAM imATun STORKS AND FLATS Howard llnnck. Agent , < 61 Chlciurn D-223-22 FOR UHNT NlNH-ROOiS HOUSK. TVRTLY furnished 25IJ Weliiler St. D 757 2i > FOIl RUNT. COTTAQIJ. 2312 I'ALniVHLI. ST D-M-SII-18 * I'OR HL'NT , 5-ROOM 1021 o 1STI rutsT CLU-S 5-RooM roTTAoi : . a AS , BATH hot water , cittern , nice lawn til 1313 North 2Slh. Koj 2if ( < Hcnxnl Ii-JISJl H rou HUNTMomfiiN coTTAfii : Nn\n niai bdiuol. The O. K. Dnvls Ooinpiny D-759-11 roit nocni.s. . rt'iiNiHiinn. ' STI\M HHATCD rooniH. with or without board. COI 8 13th ht HOOMH , " . C26 S. 11TH HTrtlJKT i : s ri'RNisinn ) ROOM rou OINTLT : men , 1JIO Cnpllol iivvnue. K 003 15 VOUt\ ROOMS , 52 * SO 26TH AVHNUR. - FURNISH ii > OR I'NrURNIrtHKf ) ROOMS o Itt or 2nd llorr. 1713 I'hUngu tt U-tS9 ! LAItniJ STfiAM-HlJATKO ROOMS KOI gentlemen. 411 N 17th. H-MSIC FiritM.SIIii > HOIMIS AM ) IIOA1II ) , FIRST-CLASS HOARD AND ROOMS HOT water , htat ; best location In ell ) . 212 S , 25th Bt. I' 781 Till ! QKOUQIA. 8KLKCT FAMILY IIOTUU near llunienin parlc. 1012 Ba. 29th St. F-9IO-B-19 * QOOD ROOMS , HOARD , tl ; MODKIIN' IlltlCK central f.H North l th , -M71I THU MKRRLYM , FIRST CI > ASS FAMILY hotel. ZJth and DmlBn Htreetn. F MT37 J " NICii : FlJRNISIIKD FRONT IIOOMS.\VITI board. 2011 DoupUs. F-M7W 13' BTHAM IUATI : ROOMS WITH BOARD , sxw jjarney. F-835-O-U- LAROK SOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO nlhtr rciom ! good bourd , The Ito.e. M20 llnr ney , F-M891 JX > R RUNT , i nars AND SMALL run nl he-l rooms stenm heat ; with or wlthou board. 2317 Douglua St. F M637 13 * FOIt UUNT ll.VKUllNl.Slini ) HOOilS , T1IRKI3 OR FOUIl UNFORNlSlinn ROOM for tlllit hou ikc plng. ISIt Cum tt. Cjll frin 1 to 4 p. m O 727 ! } IIKXT STouns AMI orriciis. HUNT TUB J-tSTORY BRICK lUlIt.DINd ut 1J Fiirnuiii St. Thin building has a flreproa cement ba cmt > nt. eumpletu Imm he lln fix turctf , vvaler nn nil ll'Hirs , tus , etc. Apply a tb * lllc ot Tha lve. 1 919 A TINNUI' C\N RKNT GOOD BASKMUN < h p nnd par part rent In work. Apply 6U N 16lh St. , t > r I. N. Watson , C3 N. Y. Life Hide KOH IlKNT DK8K ROOM IN aUOt'ND FfXOl ornc * , llee bulMInu , vvattr , ( team beat , rlectrl IlKlil and janitor service. Apply tu R. W Utker. oupcrlatendcot lie * Uuildlnr. 1-1 POII iinvr sTonKi .vtn opi'ir i , ( ContlnnM. ) Sr.VKRAL OOOI ) IIASKMKNTS SUITABLE for sliop" Apply 619 N ICth St. , or I N. Wntnsn , C23 N. V Life ntrtif. I-M35J ron HKNT-IN THI : UFK IIUILDINO On , " Inrrs corner room. 2ml floi > r , with v ult and prltftl * onicc , Trntcr. le. One large front room , 2nd floor , divided Into two rooms by partition , witer , etc , Onu IdtKC corner room , 2nd floor , with vault , wnler , la. ) n front room , divided hy partition , third floor. ) nc cirner room with vault , third ftnor One lar c room third floor , with partition dlvla- Inic ft Into one Inrita room nnd two smaller private roomi. wnter , etc wo large ground floor room * with vnull" 8r > vernl small room * on fourth llnnr , with vnulK All these nxims urn heatwt with steam , electrle llRhts. supplied with tlr't clnn Janitor " ' .rvlce. Kluvntorn nm day nnd nil nlRht. Building strictly fireproof Apply tn R. W Baker , Super. Intendfnt , Room 101. Bee Building 1-183 A (1OO1) BMCn OVKN AXU BASEMKNT Al'- Ply 619 N. ICth St l-MfCl STOitn ROOM roil DRY OOODS ONLY ino trfl long Hitures complnto. J M Crnmll. Clnrlndft , In. I-MiM 20' Atn\TS ! WAXTKI . AORNTS WANTKD. LADIHS , SIIND 25C FOR nw Invention to prevent jour lint blowing OIT. < 1 J. Johnson , Nat Q A. Illlll < ' . , . AV.VMRITO MODHRN HOITSR WITH ABOUT TEN ROOMS , near Hanscom Park. Address P 19 , IV * . not/ans / TO HUNT , s TO 7 ROOMS , 110 to > 20 , cnnnot supply the demand for house * of this class : list all once. d. O. Wallace. 312 J. J. nrown Block. * < " WANTED TO HUNT. A S OH 7-HOOM 1IOUSP. , bath , city water , got. Address S 60 , Ilje * " \VANTnn , TO LKAStt. MOnKRN HOUSIJ , M 9 rooms , well located , near Hnn com park preferred , small family ; no children Address - dress T 32 , llee olllce. K M7M K' PAPiriC STOftAOK AND WA1U2IIOITSR CO . DOS 810 Jonca ; general Bloraga and forward I me. " * THANK nwuns. niisr STonAan 1214 HAH npy , M 7 2 SH O.\LVAN Jt STORAQU : C1IV4 r TO HIJY. IlEST PRICE PAID TOll OMAHA SAVINGS bank accounts at room , 600 , N. Y. Life IJIdR- LIST SPfiCl vL IlAIinAtNS IN 1H3AL tate with 1 % . U. Weld. 16th nnd DoURlns Sts. WANTID : TO BUY. SF.C-OND-HAND snr OF tinrneismaker's tools. Address J , Box 3. Ben son. Neb. N-MS20 13- 50 SP.rOND-IIAND WIIKULS , J > TO J10. Omaha Rieyclc Co , 32.1 N. ICth 8lr < 1- . , roil svi.ij noiihus , w\oo > s KTC. FOR SALE CH12AP. A riRST-CLA < 5S DRIVIng - Ing horse drive slnitlo or double , sound nnd gentle. Inquire at 322G North 2itb St . bet. Spencer nnd Bristol St. PM-81S-18 * roil \LnMisciiLAMious. . SAWDUST. BULK. OR SACKKD-CRIIJHINO and hog fence. C. R. Lee , 501 DoURlas.Q . Q 435 STI3AM HOISTING \Cni.\C. . CHCM' ! 00 * St. Mary's Ave. Q-SC3 LA Rfjn PHICKKRINQ UI'RIOHT PIANO , only JI30 CO. Schmoller & Jlucller , 103 South loth st. Q-W FOR SALH RLROANT CHHRRY BANK counter nnd Hall's burnlar pinof chest with double timer , coil originally 1.300 d ) ; will sell fur Jl.OCDCO. Address John R. Pler on York , Neb. Q-M7 23 KOR SALi : . 2 STORH BUILDINGS OLD LU.M- ber nnd brick. 13lh .mil Jones S' _ MU ] 3. ONF HALL Fllin AND 11URGLV11 PROOF safe , chejp 1 H. 13'h St. -M-ll ! U vvnous. ANTI-MONOl'OLY OAllUAGn CO f'LRANS cnh | iools and prlv > vaults at roduc-d prices. C.'l N 16th Tel 1770. R-tCO-S-lK \IHVOV.VNTS. . MRS PAUL , 205 N 1CTH ST . TBAN'CH MC- dlum may be consulted on nil nffatrs of life letifs with stamp enclo ed promptly answered S-MO O4' BATHS , HTC. MADAM SMITH. U13 DOUGLAS. MASSAGE stenm baths. T-7ZG-H' OlTlENTAL TURKISH BV.THS FOIl LADIES & gentlemen , DOc. 107 S. lltli. Telephone 1S9I IIATHS AND MA'mnc TREATMENTS. MRS. Laura Ellison , Lottie Harper , assistant , 115 N 10th street , room Ii , opposite new post- olllee. T SS3 IS- MRS DR LIION , KLKCT1HC MASSAOtl B\TH pallors , restful nnd curative. 417 S. 11th , up stairs T-MS9i 19 VIAVI FOR UTHRINIJ TROUBLES. 310-S BBK Bide. : ph > alclan , consultation or health book free. U 137 SUI'nRFLUOUS ITA1R. BALDNIISS. FALHINO hair and all fnclul blemljlies cured. Tiue Co. , 5M Chamber Commerce U Co ? O4 CHAMPION IllinD COCKHRS AND COLLIHS. T 6. Bee. U M52417 * $25 ! RuiTintij cuitin : FOR 525 , UNTIL SKP- tember 15 ; no pain ; no detention from business itftr to thousands of pitlems curiil , mil or vvrlto O i : Miller Co , 932-3 N. Y. L Omiha U MISS BATHS , MASSAOU. MMK. POST , 310W S 1JTH U-67J aio.vnv TO I.OAX RKAI. IST.-ITI : . ANTHONY I/DAN S. TIll'ST CO. , 313 N Y. I. quick nionu > nt low r.ms for cboltp fiiim innds In loun , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska W 139 1.OANS ON IMPROVRD & UNIMPROVED flT\ prup rty W. Fnmain Smith s. Co. , 1330 Farn'n MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATL'S TUB VTUB O. 1 * Davis Co. . 1503 Faniam St. \V iU MONIY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVHD OMAHA rejl eHtuta Itiennan , Ix > vo Co. , Faxton Illk. W-II5 MONIY TO LOAN. BHMIS , PAXTON nix > cK. w $ ; o FROM J1CO UP. F. . WUAD , IS & DOUGLAS W -281 H. 20 a PIR : CF.NT MONRY ON NHBRASKA FARMS and Omaha Impiuvcvl | iropert > . Appl > to W B Mclkla , , 1st Nal'l B'k Illdg. W til MONUY TO LOAN ON IMPROVKD OMAHA nrupertv Pusey & Thomas. : oit ; Nat Ok bide W -113 Tl-RR CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS. O.AKV1N BROS. . 101J FainHra St. W-M781 SIOM'.V TO LOAV ClIAT'I'r.LS. MONRY TO LOAN ON FURNITURH , PIANO3 horses , wagons , etc. , nt loviest rntes In city no removal of goods : strictly conlldrntUI ; > ou can pa > the loan off at uny tlmo or In unv amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO . 3116 So ICth Ht. I1USLMSSS UHAVCnS. A. II ALPIRN OMAHA JUNIC IIOUSK , PAYS blK-lleut price * . 101-5-7 S3. 10th Ht. . Omalm. Y MI77 S.V _ 1O OBT IN OR OUT OF BI'SINIISS OO TO T J Olbsjii. Git First Nal'l Bank Y MIH FOR SALE. DRUG STOCK IN WESTERN Iowa ; population , I.Coo rales run between J"i Cw ) and 16000 annually ; will Invotca between tU&OO nnd J3 SCK ) , this U flr < t-cla $ < In every nvpect , but tan be bought only dollar for dollar lar ; reason far selllnK , 111 health , don't vvilta unit * * sou mean business Address rum T 26 Omaha Bee. Y M7W 1J RENT. THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL IN t'leytiuie ; In Dnv condition ; tloclrlo llgbu thorouchlr plumbed. b > t location In the city Ono block from Union depot M flrsl-clasa rooms , Una liar room furnlnhrd. good barber shop and bath room * . In fact , ev.T ) thlnpr nrcej Bury to n ilrit-clas boif 1. Parly r ntlnK inus purUiasi > fumlturv. Hole ! dolnu toou builneis u luesent. Addrcus J.V. . Orlllln. Clicyenne. VVjo. | HOTEL , TWO-STORY BRICK , WILL SELLer j I or Irudo for lonn farm land. 01 will run lu ' imrly bu > lni ! rui nil ure. Clifton U ui"Niola , . la. Y-ilSSJ 1C ; _ r&M MEAT MARKET. HAS A GOOD TRADE. lacntlou A V J. J. Olbson , til Flr < t Nut'l IJaukl YM-S21 21 cir\\CKS. ( ContlniiMt ) A KIXJNDIKER WHO 1IA < ? HAD TWENTY Jean' experience In mining , hss spent > Hrs on the Yukon. Is thoroughly fnmlllnr with the Klondike , hns Interests nnd prospectors on the Klondike , will Rlv * tliorough fro'pectoT'fi mpp nnd personally nnnnrr nil questions relMIng to thnt country or how tor ret In there cent , etc , for the price of II Address H II. Thomp on , 232 Bnlley Building , Seattle \\ajli Personal reference , Chatnb"r of Commerce. Spnttle Y M74 < OS * T Il SALK , ( fTOC'K OF GENERAL MEUfHAN- dlfe nnd Rroc rles , nli stiiro building : nnd l"t In a first-class locality Address Ifcix 33i , Mf-nd , Nell. Y-M7J1 13' OR RENT TWO-STORY BRICK IlflLDINO 1 tnenty-nvp by ninety feet , fully equipped for n bakery with oven , In a town of 4 500 people. Address T . Bee. Y-.MJ73 15 roil FOR EXCHANGE , CLEAR QUARTER SEC- tlon (1ft ( ) acres ) of line wheat or KrazlnR land In K n s , nil tnicupnlil ; what have you lo olter7 Address T IS , Bee olllee. X-M781 20 * ron SAM : iin.vi. KSTATK. KOUNTZK PLACB BARGAINS. 12,500. 11,750 TO H.MO ; i photns at ICth and Fornnm. Morse Bdg. ( J. J. Gibson , 614 First Nat. Bank Bldff HIO Ui HOUSES , IX3TS , FARMS. LANDS , LOANS. Geo. P , B inl9 Real liitate Co. , Pnxton Block. HE-US CASH FOR OMAHA 9AV1NG3 HANK ACcounts - counts , a. G. Wallace. 312 Brown block. SNAP MX14D FEET NEAR 22D AND CLARK , 1,20 J. N. Frenwr , Opp. P. O. R1 22J FOR SALE SNAP AMONO SNAPS-C-ROOM cottage ; corner lot , at 75 per cent of what the house Itself cost. M. J. Kemiard & Son , sole Bents. 310 and 311 Drown block. BE-M6 FOR SALE. 660 ACRE1 * RICH BOTTOM LAND In Monona county , the banner corn nnd wheat county of Iowa , 100 acres under plow , the rest pasture nnd mendow land , write to W. D. Loom Is , Blencoe , la. RE M472 14 FOR SALE OR TRADE. A LARGE , CONtrolling - trolling interi-it In one of tha best Irrigation canals In Nebraska , located In n fine vnlley over 2" miles ionic , has nn earning capacity ot over tlO.OOn per iear ; full particulars on nppll cation , will pell for reasonable price or trnde for good Omahn property ; when wrltlnc please Bhe location and price of property ottered , ulno Incumbrance , If any ; this Is a fine. Invest ment nnd will only be cxchnnsed for Home- tiling of e < iunl vnluc ; no renl estate with a heavy debt will be considered. Address for two weeks. T 8. Bee office. RE-5SZ 1S FOR SALE AN ELEOANT KOUNT5CE PLACE HOUSE. tl.OPO-Jl.COO cnsb , balance cosy. Address owner. S C6 , Bee office. RE M497 17 PER CENT GROSS INVESTMENT , IMproved - proved real estate , rental J64S 00 per year ; prlce. $ JSOO Address T 28 , Bee. RE M754 _ A HOtE THAT IS ONE OF 8 ROOMS. HARD wood finish , modern , pleasant reception hall , Rood b.nn. full lot , ea-it front. M .1 Konnanl & Son. Sole ABts. , 310 Brown Block. RE74" 17 _ FINE SinimtllAN HOME 1" . MINUTES DRIVE from Omaha , or South Omaha postofflce Room for poultry , cow , f-arden. etc. ; cn-at barualn Terms to suit , Frank Hart , 53d nnd Center Sts RE 7SS 13 " KLONDIKE DISCOUNTED ; ICO ACHES LAND in1 ir Stanlon , Neb. $22.1 per ncre , only one- third loal value : based on last a e sment Address D. W. P , Ynnkton. S D TIE M'f ) 13 bllOUTIIA.M ) AMJ Tl I'H A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL 513 N. Y. LIFE 450 AT OMAHA BUS COLLEGE 1GTH & DOUOL 451 OMAHA SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Coll. Boyd's theater. SO Oil * Finis 1-011 FOR RENT SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF the best farm Innd , near Elkhorn this county Inquire vYIlllnm S. Poppleton , room 3H , First National Bank Bldff. , Omaha. 7TO j v vcicnu. M. S WALKLIN. 2111 CU.MING TEL. 1331 455 I AWMHOKEHS. H. MAROW1T55 LOANS MONEY. 413 N. 16 ST 452 \TTlinSS IlK OVATI.JVOIUvS. . MATTRESSES. COUPIIKS PARLOR FURNI- lure to order , repaired 1633 Lcavcnvr'h , tel. ISUj ' 453 DRESSMAKING , MISS STURDY. 4301 BUR- dette. 723 O-C- TYI'nWIlITBIlS. TONS OF ENERGY WOULD UK SAVED DAILY If every operator used the llRht running Di-ns- n.nrc. 161J Fnrnam St . Omaha. 454 COMMUKCIAIi COLLHCiK. OMAHA BUSINESS INSTITUTE ; BOYD'S theater Blilj ; , write for specimen of penman , ship und cat.ilogue , 206 S-21 * STA.lMIEHIXG. SCHOOL FOR STAMMERERS AND STUTTER- ers. Julia E Vauehnn. S03 N. Y. Life BldK ; mpthod by Kradeit vocal exerelses , hours. 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. 813 S14 * PATENTS. Sues * Co Attorneys. nt-Low and Patent K\ . perts. Bee Building Omaha , Neb. Drnnch office nt Washington , D C. We make FREE EXAMINATIONS and aid Inventors In selling thelp Inventions. &enj for free Advice * and Patent Book P ATlflXTS l-rocuied C. . jtx J j JX > I oy A. SNOW & covashlnuton. . D. C. FREE EXAMINATION nnd advice. No attor- ' noj's fee before puttnt Nr > claptrap offer of prizes or promise of nudJen nealth. out siralent. forward ndvlco and falthfu' FOU rnissii viaKTAnrns , lltudqunrtera IJepiiitinent of the I'l.itle. Olllco of the Chlof Comml.ssnry , Omnha , Neb , September 10 , 1SD7 Scaled projio'als In duplicate will be lecelvcd here until 11 o'clock n m , central standard tlmp , Oc tober 1 , 1S97. nnd then opened imlill ly for furnishing nnd delivery of .such quantities of potatoes nnd onlona as may be required by the Subsistence Department nt Forts Crook , Nlobrui.i and llobln"on , Neb. ; Torts 1) . A Hus-sell and Wash.ikle , Wyo , nud Tort Meude , S. D , PropotaN will ul.so bo received and opened by the Commissary nl Tort Croolt until 11 o clock a 'n. , central standard time. October 1 , 1S97 , anil by Com- mls.sarles at Ports Nlobrara , Uoblnsnn. I ) A , Ilussell , Washiikle and .Mende until 30 o'clock a. m , mountain Htamlurd time , each Po.st CommlsDary recetvlnff proposals for his own post only. The right Is ii-served to reject uuy or nil proposiila In whole or In part , lllank. proposals nud specification ? , nhovvliiK In detail the m Helen and quantities required , und Klvlnt ? full Informutlon ns to conditions of contract , will be furnished on application to any of the above mentioned officers. FItANIC R , NYE , Major nnd C. S. S 10 d4t 23-39-M NOTICE. Notice la hereby ulven that sealed pro posals will ba received by the Hoard of Di rectors of the Newton Irrigation district of Loup county , Nebraska. 'U their olllce district up to 2 o'clock p. in. of the 21th day of September , 1S97 , for tS < Xi of the bonds Issued by said Irrigation district , nil of said bonds being for JIM each , payable us follow.-v loult : ll.Kii ) in eleven years ; 41,30) In twelve years and Jl.OOO In thirteen years fiom thu date , und drawing Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum , payable pernl- Annually Principal und Interest of said bonds payable at the ofllcc of the state treasurer of the state of Nebraska. The Hoard of Directors rebctve the right to reject any and all bids. Address all bldg to (3 , W Abbott , secretary. Moulton , Neb Hy order of the Hoard of Directors , made July B 1W7. Q , W ABBOTT. Secretary.C. . C. L , . COPP. President. . Notice to llldili-rK. The superintendent of construction of the Nebraska titato building nt tin * Traimnls- Msidnpl and International Exposition niil receive bids until September 18. ISif , nt 12 o'clock , noon , at thu otllco of the Hoard of Directors In the Do.lone hotel annex In the 11 Ity of Omalm , for all m.atorl.tls nueejis.ii j to construct the Nebraska statu bulldlii ) , ' to , be erected upon tln > cxpudtilon tjroundi- 1 Copies of tl-o estimate can bo seuurt-il ot iV II Dearlnir , asslxtant secretary , at the ollico of said Hoard of Dlrnctors cncoiuJi : w HLAKK. Superlntcndi nt Consti uctlon. Attest ; W. H PCAUINQ , Assistant Secretary , ONtAttA , TfoTi , S pt , 10 , 1 7 Sealed bids TV III bo , tU.aa t the ofllco of the Oroundn nnd liiBlittiiKii Dopnrtincnt of the Trnn nil8sl sp6iH | ana International Kxposltlon until i > oYl5cKf. tn. . Saturday , Sitpmbor ] 1 . for the toifLstrucilon of the Liberal Arts building T'lnTi * nnd sprclllcn- tlons on file In the superlntpndcnfH olllce , No. Bll 1'nxton block , or sets will bo fur- niched contrnptors nt co t V I' KIUKCXDAT.U Manntrer O rou mis and liulldlnj ; Uept. ScptlO dst m&e nnrAUT.\tixT OP STATBVASIUNO - TON , D r. Sopt. S , 1S07-Inform itlon has been received nt this department from Mr. Pnlrltn Hpumrdl , the TV ( ill coiiftil of the United Statei nt rio'r.'nfct' , Imly , of the death on the Wth of Jnly , IS37 , nt Florence. of Horace Ilurkc Pennefll. of Omaha , Neb. Per dlpputch No. 03. D.attd July 20 , 1S97. IIAILHOADS. UL'Ul.lNaTON A MI SOUIII llher Hallroad "Tho rtnrllnn- ton lloule Oeneral Olll , N. W. Corner Tenth nnd Kiirnnm Streets. Tlcltet Olllce , 1505 Fmnnm Street. Telephone 3fO. Depot , Tenth and Mason 4:05 : pm 7:43 pm ll'.JO am CHIPAGO. IltJUMNaTON & cjiilncy IlallronO "The Hurl- Burlington Inetnn Iloviti' ' Tlcki-t Odlcf , IMS rainam Street. Telcuhoii CO. Depot , Trnth innl Maton Slreetn , Telephone , 1SS. Arrive. 7M : am 415 pm 7.53 om SilO pm 1M : pm KANSAS CITY , ST. . Council llluffn Ilnllronil "llicJltirlhiKton inute" Ticket Ofllc * . 1S02 r rnnm Street. Telephone. 5S ) . Uonot , Tenth nnil Mnson Streets. Tel cplionc , 12SI I cnvo. Arrive. ICunnaa City Day Kx . . . 9.0 > uin 6:10 : pm Knnras City XlsM Kx. -jo.OO cm 6:30 : am Dally. CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC UAIL- road "Thn Great Kiick Island Route" City Ticket Otllco , 13Z3 Farnam Street. Telephone , 423. Depot , Ttnth und Mnton Streets. Tele phone , 12S. Arrive. Chicago nnd St. Paul Vestlbuled Expresi . . 4:54 : pin 1.45 pm Lincoln. Colorado SPRS , Pueblo. Denver and west . . . 1:55 pm 4.03 pm Chicago , Dea Molnes nnd Rock Island 7:00 pm 8:15 : nm Atlantic Exprcus. for Des Molnea and east ern points 7:00 nm 5 D3 pm Lincoln. Falrbury nnd Uellevllle 5:45 : pm 10 4U am Dally. Dallj cxreut Sunday. WAUASH n.vji.noAn TICKDT on.-icn i 5 Karnam Street Telephone , 322 Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone , 128 Ijeave. Arrive. St Louli "Canon nail" i\pres3 ' 4:30 : cm 'll-SO am Dallj- . , OMAHA , KANSAS CITY & EASTERN HAII-- roail Omali.1 . St. I iufs-llnllroiil "The O K Uotite" Ticket Olllce , , 1415 Tarnam Street. Telephone , 31. . Dipdt , Tenth nnd Mason Stteets , Telephone , US Leave Arrive Pnttonsburc , Klrksvllle , Qulncv Lucnl * 5MO nr ; 10:15 : pm St Louis. New Yoik- - * Limited < 30 pm 11 DO am Dally. K JllSSOUm PACIFIC ItAILUOAD General Olllcea nnd Ticket Ollke , Merchants National UanK 1'iillilliiB , 'JJZ * Pnrnnm Ktnet Telephone , 10-t. Depot rifteenth nnjVebatcc trcets. Telephone , 1I&8. I I 3L L av e , Arrlv e ICnnsas City St. Louis. t nnd soutlurn pnlnts . * 3' 'ipm 12.M imi Kansas City IJxpre- . 1 30 pm * n.2i\iii ( rt Crook to Union LI . * ' 00 pm 7'JO ' am Dally , CHICAGO MlLWAtn\iU & ST l'.uil nnllway City 'llclitt . , . . Tentn * nnd Major ) Ktrscts. , Telephone , Loav e. Anlvc. Chicago Limited 5.45 pm * S 01 am Oniali I and Chicago 11:0) am 1 5J pm Dally. CHICAGO & NOKTinVUST- ern Hallway - Citj Ticket Olllcc , 1401 1'aniam Street. Telephone , t l. Depot. Tenth nnd llasnn Sireets. Telephone 123. A Lc.iv e. Arrive. Mlmourl Valley. Sioux City , St. I'aul nnd JllnneapoPs BtO : am 10:43 : pm Missouri Valley , Sioux ' 7:20 nm 9.03 nm Denlson , Carroll , Wall 1 ,1,5 ) . ' , :30 : am S.Oi pm nnilern i\press. Dea Jtolncs. Mnrshallto\M > , Cedar llapldi. Chicago "IDMS am 10 pm Atlantic Klyer , Chicago and Hait . 4H5 pm 4:1 pm Fast Mall , Oilcago to Omaha . 3 : : pm Missouri Valley , Sioux Cits , St. 1'nul , Mlnne- * npolls Limited . 5 55 pm 9 25 a.ni Omaha Chlcann Special . * 6. SO pm 8 : 10 am Dally. Dally except Sunda > . CHICAGO. ST. PAUL , MINNFJ- aiwlla & Omaha Hallway General oincus. Nebraska Di vision , Flfn-enth nnd Webster streela. City Ttckot OIHce , , - _ 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone , Depot. Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , IUS. X ave. Arrive Sioux City Aceommoda. ' 8 00 am 8.25 i > m hloiix City Aceommoda. S.GO am 8.25 pm Illnlr. Kmernon. Sioux City , 1'onca. , Hartfnt'- ton nnd Hloomflfld . . 1.00 pm 11:55 : nm Sioux City , ManUato , St. I'aul , Minneapolis . . . . C:15 : pm 0:10 : am Dally. Dally except Sunday , Sunday only. ( SIOUX CITV & - PACIFIC HAIL road General Otllces. United States National IHnl. Dulld- InK , S W Corner Tnejfth and Farnam Stieeis. Ticket OHlce , 4v ! nrnam Street. Icleplione , Ml Depot. Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , 1453 I avc. Arrlv e Slour City llnnknto , St I'niil , Minneapolis. C:15 pm 3:10 : am Daily. KLKHORN & Valley Il.dlway Oenoral OHIccs United States National Dank Jlulldlni ? Southwest Corner Twelfth nnd Fnrnam Streets Tlrket Otnce , 1401 Farnnm Street Telephone. Ml. Depot Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , H'8 Leave. Arrive Illaclc Hills , Dcndwood nnd Hot Springs 3,00 pm 5:00 pm W > rinlntf. Casper nnd Douglas 3 00 pm B 00 pm Hastings , York , David City Superior , Ge neva , Exeter and Sevv- anl . . . 1 00 pm G:00 : pm Norfolk. West lolnt 7 53 urn 10.25 am and Fremont 3.10 pm DW : pin Lincoln. Wahoo nnd | 7 SO am ' 10:25 : am Fremont , \ \ ' . CO inn 5.00 pin Fremont Locnl 7 SO am Dally. Dally ' Sunday only Dally except Saturday , Dally except Monday. ICIV/I UNION I'AciFic--run ovnn- land Itoutp" General omccM , N , i : Come * Mi til and 1'arnam Streets , irlty Ulcltet Oillce , 1303 1'arnain Street. Telephone , 316. Depot , Tenth and Mason hlreett Tlephone-312 } Leave. Arrive , "The Oveiland Limited" for Denver , Salt Lake , ' * a I'aclflo coast , nnd all western points i. * 65am IMS pm Tnst Mall train lor Denver , Salt Lake.jj I'aclflo coast and all vrestern point * tldiOS pm * 10.CO am Lincoln , llcatrlce nnju , , i StromsburK Kxpress 1i4 : 5pm S to pm Grand lulunil Kxpretn. . . < f.D:3S : pm JM : ) pin Dally. Dally cxctpt Sunday. Couni-ll IlluffM Ixjcal Lene . 5:4Hn. : m , 6.M n. m , 7:30 : a m , 8.2.1 u. m , , 10M3 a m ; 2:15 : l > m . 4 30 p m , 555 p in Arrives 6:20 a in. ; 7 2V a m , I n. m. , 9:25 : a m , 11:5' ' ) n. m. ; 3.ID pm , 6I1) ; p. m , , 9.05 p. m ' , 10:45 : p. m I'DSTOKKICKOTICR. . ( Should be read DAILY by all Intcrented , as changes may occur ut an > time. ) t'ortlK'i mnlls for the week eiidliiR Sep tember IS , 1SU will close ( I'HOMPTLY In nil cases ) nt the General Postolllca a follows : 1'AHCnUS POST MAILS CLOSE ONH HOUH UAHLIKU than closing IImo khuwn below. TrniiK-Alliuillc SIull * . TPCSDAY At 7 a. tn. for I7IIROPK. per S. j 8 Travo . via I'lymouth and llromen ( letteru for IrcUnd must ho directed "per ' Trave" ) . > \Vii > Ni:3DAY-At 7 u , m ( supplementary 9 a m ) for KL'HOIMJ. per S S. SI 1'au' ' . via Soulhampton ( lolter.s for Ircl.ind mui > t bodlrtcttHl "per at , raul"al ti a in ( sup. plenicii'arv. ] 0 30 a m ) far Ul'UOl'i : . per I S. 8 Teu'on'c ' * . via Qi1"enstown ; i\t 10 in , for 1JKUJIUM direct , p r B. S Ken- ( Oontlniifil ) slriKton , via Antwerp ( letters must bo di rected "per KenslnRton" ) THURSDAY -At 7 n. in. for KPUOPE. per a. 9. lllstrmck * , via Plymouth , Cher- bnurjr nnd Hamburg : at S n. m. for N13THRLANDS direct , ver 3 \Vorken- - dam , via Amsterdam ( letters must bo dt- rocipd "por Wcrkendnm" ) SATURDAY At 1..TO a. m. tor BRANCH , HvVlT/KRLAND , 1TAI.\ , SPAIN , POR- Tt'n\l TrilKKV , KOYI'T nnd IUUT- ISIt INDIA , pr S S La llrelncne * . Mt Havre , nt G Jo n. m for OHRMANY per S S Spree , vln Nrcmen ( letters for other parts of Kurope , via Cherbourg and Ure- men , must be directed "per Spree" ) , nt (1:30 ( : n m for P.U'ROPi : , per S S C.am- Ii.inlavia Queenstovvn ( letters for Ger many. Franco , Switzerland. Italy , Spain , Portugal , Turkey , Kgvpt nnd DrltlMi India must bo directed "per Campania" ) ; at s n m for NKTHK.KLANPS ulri-ot , per S S. Obdam. via tlottordam ( letters must be directed "per Obdam" ) ; nt S a in for OIjNOA. 1'er 3 3. Wcrra ( letters must bo direct oil "per Worm" ) : at 10 a , m. for SCOTLAND direct , per S S , Anchorln , via Glasgow ( letters must bo directed "por Anchorln" ) , at 11 u. m for NORWAY di rect , per S S. Thlngvalln ( letters must bo directed "per ThlnKvall.i" ) , PRINTED JIATTKH , ETC. German steamers sailing on Tueidajs take 1'rlnted Matter , etc. , for Oermsny , and SpfClslly Addressed Printed Matter , etc , for other parti of Europe. Ameri can and White St r i * mer on Wednesdays. German * trnnv ri on Thursdajs. nnd Cunnrd , French nnd German steamers on Saturdays tnko Printed Matter , etc. . for nil countries for which they are advertised to carry mall. After the closing of the Supplementary TransAtlantic - Atlantic Malls mimed above , additional supple mentary malls are np ned on the piers of lh American English , French nnd German steam ers , and remain open until within Ten Min utes of the hour of sailing of stenmnr. Ma IN for South nnil Contriit Ainerlcn. Went Illdl.-s , Utc. MONDAY-At " 3 p. m. for UHLIKK. PUHIITO CORTKS5 nnd GUATKMAL.A , per steamer from Now Orleans TUHSDAY At * S p. m. for COSTA HICA. per steamer from Now Orleans ; at 9 a m for Jamaica per stenmor from Boston \VI3DNRSDAY-At 11 n. in. fstipfilement- arv 11S9 : a m ) for VIlNTJZUlvLA nnd CURACOA , nl o SAV.VNILLA and CAU- TIIAOKNA. vln Curacoa , - > or 9. 3. Ven ezuela. at I p. m for t'UHA. per S. S. SeRuranc.i. via Havana ; at 1 p m for 11ARHADOS direct and NOHTII IIRAXIL. via Para nnd Mnnios , per S. S Orlgen ; at 2 p m for 1'OUTO RICO direct , per S. S. Arkndla. TIHTIISDAY At 2'30 o. m. for POUT AN TONIO , per stoamcr from Philadelphia FRIDAY At 2:30 : u , m. for NEWFOUND LAND , per 3. 3. Corean from Phlhulet- phl.x. SATURDAY At 10 n. m ( supplementary in-tv , > for ronruNn ISLAND. JA- BIAICA , SAVANILLA nnd GRHYTOWN , per S S Altai ( letters for Costa Rlcn mut be directed "per Altnl" ) ; at 10 a m. ( supplemental v 10..W a. tn ) for PORT AU PIUNOR PITIT GOAVU. JKRCMIE and CARTIIAGHNA , per S S Alps ; , U 1 30 n. in for CAMPUJCHi : . CHIAPAS. TA- HASCO and YITCATAN , per S. 3 Seneca Octtcrs for other p.irts of Mexico and for Cuba must bo dltected "per Seneca" ) ; at 10-JO n m for HAITI , CUMANA nnd CARUPANO , per S S. Prlns Wlllem III ( loiters for other parts of Venezuela Curacao. Trinidad. Drltlsh and Dutch Gulnn i must be directed "per Prlns Wll lem III" ) ; ill 12 in for GRENADA , TRIN IDAD and TOHAGO. per 3 S Irrawnd.lj , at S:30 : p m. for ST. I'lnitRK-IHOIlE- LON. per steamer from North Sydney. Malls for Newfoundland. ! > y rnll to Halifax nnd thence by steamer , close at this olllce dally at 8,30 p in. Malls for Mlquclon , by lull to Hasten ton and thence by ptenmer , clcte nt tills olHce , dilly at 8 30 p m Malls for Cuoa clo c at thl olllcc dally it 7 00 n in . for fornardlnir by steamers salllnu fMomlavs and Thurslnvsj from Fort Tampa. Tin Malls fur Mo\lcr > City oxerl.md unless specially ndilrefso , ] for ill'- pitch by tenmer. close nt tills nfllcc dall } nt 2 30 a in nnd 2.30 p m ReRlstcred mall closes at C:00 p in. previous day. Trnni-l'aolllo MnlN. Malls for Australia ( except West Aus tralia ) , New Zealand. Hawaii and FIJI Islands , per S. S Warrlmoo ( from Van couver ) , close heio daily nfter September * 10 and up to September 11 at fi.SO n m Malls for China , Jnpin nnd Hawaii , per S S. Gncllc ( from San Francisco ) , close hero dally up to September 13 at C 30 p m. Mnlls for China and Japan , per S S T.acomn ( from T.ieomn ) , elo e heio dally up to Sentember " 13 at C 30 p. m. Malls for the Society Mauds , per ship Trojilc Ulrd ( from Snn Francisco ) , close here dally up to September 21 at C 30 p. m ( Malls for Hawaii , per S S Australia ( from San rrnnclsco ) . close heie dally up to September 21 at 6-10 p. m Malls for China and Japan ( specially addressed only ) , per S S Knipress of India ( from Vancouver ) , close heie dally up to October * ! nt C CO p. m. Mnlls for Australia ( except those for West Au trilla ) , which are forwarded via l uropo. New X.caland , Hawaii. FIJI nnd S.irno.in Inlands , per S S Moana ( from San Francisco ) , close here dally up to October " 3 at 7:30 a. m , 11 a m. and ( i-30 p. m. ( or on arrival nt New York of S. S Campania with ISrltlsh malls for Australia ) . Trans-Pacific mnlls ar forwarded to port of sailing dally and thp srhedula of clnslntf Is arranged on the piciumptlon of their unin terrupted overland transit. "Registered man Cioe * at G 00 p n nrev lou * dav Postomce. NewYotk. . N. Y , Sept. 10. 1S97. CORNELIUS VANCOTT , Postmaster. x OK xiw YOHIC IIAMCS. uMVM tlic Mnteiiifiit of to tinInterior. . NDW YORK , Sept. 12. The Financier says : The full effect of the currency ship ments to the Interior Is shown In the ac count of the associated banks ot New York City for the -\vcek ended September 11. The loan Increase amounts to $7,3i2eoo , the decrease In cash to $7,347,700 , and the loss In reserve to 47,4r ,32. , while the deposits expanded only ! 54riOO. shoeing that the money obtained bv lo mi does not consti tute a bulk credit in the form of a deposit , as usual. In other vvord . If the statement Is to be relied on the funds have KOUC to the Interior to move the crous. In New York the commercial paper maiket has been gulte active and Stock cxehanse require ments have made n continuous demand for call money. At this time last year call money begun to KO up an the banks - withdrew drew from the loan market , but there does not seem to bo the .slightest probability that the supply will not bu sulllclent for all de mands until the end of the year. As the flow of money to the west has not yet ceased , the chances nre that the Now York banks , within the next few weeks , will 10- port over half their reserve In gold The government Is tnpldly approaching the sxnie condition , owing to revenue deficiency nnd Increasing gold supply It Is 'worth ' noting , however , that the note circulation of the New York bank ? Is Increasing for the first tlmo slnco the election Specie may be forced Into actual circulation soon. Muiioln'NdT 'IVvlllr Trndc Itt-vlevv. MANCHESTER. Sept. 12.-The nuuket Is somewhat leas depiessed than It WUH n week ago , and a number of good lines bought on Indian account , helped by the strength of exchange , nre responsible ! for the Improvement , The minor markets nre also doing a re peetable augregiitc of non- speculative business. lut home trade , on the whole Is iHccotiraKud by the bad harvest nnd by the spread of the engineers' strike The tplnnerH arc not selling the out put of the looms Many nre only Ii regular ! } employed and there are u number nulte Idle or. nt best , working on abort time Only In thu case of the fovorlto lines I * there mi } thing Ilko full time and profitable employment. Supplies of raw material nre small , but no Increased takings are probable - ble with the present prospect * of the trade The French and German markets nro ab solutely lifeless , llrltlMli \\V.-II > - ( irulii lleili'vv , LONDON. Sept. 12.-Tho weather Is bril liant and the crops ure being rapidly har vested. AVheat Is about n Hhllllnir dearer than It was a week ago California wheat , Sep tember , sold nt 40s net. Thirty-eight shil lings was asked for red winter wheat. Hour Is a shilling dearer , the rise having the effect of retarding business. Maize , northern ports. November , brought 17s lid ; Atlantic ports , 17s 3d. It.arlHy.was firmer , wlih nn advance of 3d , American selling at ICa 3d. American clipped mixed oats touched 13s 6d , oats , September and October , are now quoted at 13s I'/.d. TriuiipH MIempt In fu | > a Train. LIMA. O. Bept. 12. An attr.mpt to rob the Wclls-Fnrgo express train on the- Chicago cage ft Krlo road was frustrated ne.ir Tor- akcr , O , today A gang of twelve tramps was dlsnovered on thu train The train was stopped nnd thn men were ordered off. but Ins'.t.nl of doing so they in.iclu a rush for one of tha express cars. The messengers opened fire and held them nt bay until the ttaln started again , when the trumps made their escape. It Is not known whether any one was Injured or not. Nn man or uoinaci can enjoy 'lie or ac roirplUh much In thi * world while mfTcrliiK from a torpid liver UcWltfa Little Early thp plllM that cleanio that or. .o. RECOVERS FULL VOLD1IE Trade of ths Oonntry Back to Ita Normal Oondition. ERA OF SOU'D ' AND STEADY PROSPERITY Till * I'ornin < lir llnnl * for Hit * ftiMtrr LnfKt * Ailt niiors ) In Sociirlllon MendAoUltj - lit Sdu-U MnrUrt. TOHK , Sept. IS.-Hcnry Clews , hon < l of the banking house of Henry Clon * & Co. , nrltca1 Slueo my lust nilvlcca the in irkct for se curities has exhibited the Irregular HtioiiKth anil sternly activity which have ch.irneter- Ircil It ilurliiR recent iveoks. In the1 general outaldn conditions affecting price * thcro has born no m.iterlil chnnpe. The drift of comtnorclnl affairs through * ou > - the country ad < U nrw ronllrmatlon to tlio iirotnlse of nn cm of souml and stcaily niitlou.il prosperity which Ii is laid the IwsH for the Benernl lurse. ndvnncc In securities There Is every ovlilcncn Hint the trailo of the country has already recovered Its full normal volmno and that the obstacles that hn\o HO IOIIB obstructed It hnvo now en- tlrlv lost their rcprvsMvo force. This | placed beyond qiivstlon by the fact that , for thaveck ending AiiKiist IS the transiu- tlons at all the cleiiHiiK' liouses of the coun try uxceetled these for the like -week of last jear by 41 per cent , tshlle. for the month of August the Increase1 an 26 per cent. The inonth'H volume exceeilcd tluit of AilKUSt , 1S90 ( which was the large1 * ! , year In the his tory of our hanking operations ) , notwith standing that general prices are now fully 10 jier cent lox\er than they nero at that period Further evlilencp of the largo ex pansion of business Is afforded by the loann and discounts of the New York Ulty banks. For the -\veok ending September 4 this Item stood at jrit/i.WOOO , which ( us will appear from the following ntiitement of the mixl- intim of loans tn the fall months slnco ISM ) Is the highest sum reached at that season of the last ten years : 1SJ7 , Sept 4..tM3.r < , tlM 1M2 , Srj't. .1 t < 710AOUO l i. Oct 17. . . 410.100 Wj ISSl , Pept SiJ. 408.000 000 1ST , , Sept. 14. . 522.700000 ISW ) O"t It. . . 406 SIW Xi 1S3I Oct . . SflO.IOO.IHXI. ISSa , Sept. SS. 49' > . 'WO,000 IS'll , Sept. 2 . { Ito.'W.WU 1SSS , Oct ! 7 . . 5J3.W.OO.I The city banks nre now lending U per cent more limn the highest volume ever at tained In the history of their opcratloiw This Is. . Incontestable proot that the amount of current business trans iclIons exceeds all precedent. It Is true thnt we now have about 10,000.000 more population than we hnil In 1S1K ) ( the period of highest ; > revlous maximum or loans ) , but against that fact must bo set off the gre.it fnll In value1 * that has occurred slnco that date. 110NA FIDE HUSINKSS This sudden expansion to a condition of normal activity lias In It no element of speculation. It Is In lesponsu to bon i tide wants , and shuna none of the dubious ele ments of a mere manufactured "boom" The fact th.it such a measure of recovery 1ms come within the short period of tlnoe or four months Is n very sutlsf.ictoiy sign of the sound financial condition of men of business. It means that the weak elements of credit have been weeded out during the it cent depression and that merchants have their finance ! ) In sound shape for meeting the requirements of a period oC laigo com merelal expulsion. What may be the magnitude of those re quIremenU Is Inferable from the extent to \\hlch the s.itKtai tlon of n wide .iinge of wants has been postponed , during the 1 ist four > eais. In every branch of production , excepting those most essential to subsist ence , this process of postponement has been In force In buildings , In the home and Its furnishings , In the wardiohe. In our fic- lorles and In the construe Ion and nulnte- u.ince of r illroads , this avoldnnc" of ex penditures has been rigidly enforced Four years of this sort of economizing Is prohahl } about eaual to the cltl/.eu' total expendi tures of one year ; and tint year's nieiiiure of abstention from the supply of reasonable wants has now to be made good. It Is one thing that there should be mien an impor tant pressure for an extra Mii < 01 > Ing of wants ; It Is another that business ihus clo uted should bo done : it a fair rate of profit Of this there Is no reasonable cause foi doubt. The downward tendency of prices has been arrested ; surplus stocks are being fast cleared off , nnd In all directions con sumption Is gaining on production At last , theicifore. wo bccm to be In a fair way to ward remedying the great excess of supply over consumption which has for several years pist been forcing the great fall In prices and the extieme depression In busi ness. We have. In fact , reached n new starting point upon a lower bi.sls of costs of production and of ( prices to consumers ; which menus a broader production and the cip.iclty for a lirger consumption per head of population than we have hitherto real ized ; to say nothing of the. new wants aris ing from an Increasu of 10OiX,000 ) In our popul itlon since the beginning of the cur rent decade Thesp facts have been steadily forcing the readjustment -which wo now see in full operation. They explain the great revival and Justify It by making the move ment natural and permanent. BASKD ON NATUHAL RI3ASONS. It is this process which constitutes iilue- tenths of the cause of the current remarka ble recovery In the market for securities. Other minor causes , chlclly of a political nature , there have been ; but they would have produced little visible effect without this radical reconstruction In the conditions of production and distribution , of supply und demand , In the commercial markets. The people find no dllllculty In comprehending Hie meaning of these new elements In the situation ; thf > factors tell their own story to every common-sense observer ; they ex plain to everybody's satisfaction the basis of the prophesylngs of better times. It Is this clour comprehension of sound and na tural reasons for expecting an era of re newed national prosperity which explains and justllles the present singulne fooling on the Stock exchange. Thesp conditions have made speculation Inevitable , because1 they have restored to securities all the In herent \nluc they had lost within the last four years of decline. Thus the rnaihet needs none of the arts of professional man ipulation to put up pi Ices. Valuet rise be cause the earning capacity of corporations la Incrca-wd , nnd because Unit Increase is neon , tf be of a bona lido and perm incut nature. If prices do not advance lit once to an extent commensurate with the Im portance ) of the caiiMt'S affecting them. It Is because of the great breadth and diver sity of the supply of Issues awaiting the Improvement. 1'rlcen < an bo raised only by passing through a market process of deal- Ings. Those exchanges have to be repeated .ndeflnltely to pioducti that effect ; and when the Htock of Usues on the market I.s end- lemly vailed and cnoimuus In amount tin mechanism of finance can accomplish the task only by a pioross of luw detail and by constantly changing opoiatlon.s from one set of Issue.s to another. Till" must ac count for the seeming hlowncs-t it pi Ices In advancing to a parity with the Improved conditions affecting values ; and this It is which affords opportunities foi "bear" manipulations and fieciuent realizing * . Hut through oil these oscillations , market values must , continue to advance ; and It may quite possibly take several months before they have reached a point at which con- Mirvatlve men will deem It prudent to 'tause. 'tause.LONDON'S SCAM'ING London Htlll hangs , on the skirt of om stock market , being alternately buyer and seller. The Hank of nnglnnd appears to bo using Its utmost Influence against purchases of secmltles which might bring' Home of Us gold to Now York. On Thursday. It re frained from advancing 1U rule of discount , which IH uvldenco that Its exposure , ' to los ing gold I" at least not hc'Oinlng mare ag gravated. It Is , howuver. by no means Im probable that It may put up Its rate at a liter stngo , for our exchange market Is In such a ] > ( Hltloii that the arrival of ri fc-w inlllloim more oC cotton bills , In addition to the largo amount being made against large HliliimentH of cereals , might pioduco Im ports of gold U remains to bo wceu , how ever , whether the rulntlve rate-i for money at New York and Ixmilon might not cause export bills to be bought up hero , n when exchange wn largely In our favor last year ; In which case Imports of cold might be more or less postponed. America Ic long of crops nnd chort of troubles whereas IJuropo la short of crops and lens of trouble * London I''liiiinoliil Jlrvlew. LONDON , Sept. 12 The announcement that the Hank of Ungland lias decided to hold one-fifth of | tn reserve In t-llvpr hua greatly astonished financial circles and nrouted a storm of piotest. Heretofore lit tle attention ban been given In England to the reports of Senator wolcott'n woik. and tin * prevent rumor would not 1 > believed un less the TlmpH hod given It currency. As a matter of fact , thu low tide of Bllver makes the opposition tlrcmger. The possibility of an advance In the bink rate has agitated the money market muno- what , but thu movement la uguln deUiyul. although the Dank of Germany huu raised thu rate to i per cent The weakntaa of the New York exchange Is Interpreted u foreshadowing gold move ments Silver , however. Is xamewhat firmer on account of the small demand and has advanced to 25l d per ounce , Stocks are fairly firm , with American railways ayaln the leading feature und a considerable Increase In buxlnesx on I < on- tlon account. It la thought tilgnlflcunt that selling from the continent huu practically tuned The Milwaukee dividend and the pub.liMtlon of reports of heavy tralllo are potent fa torn In the situation Thu fol lowing atorky ahow Advances : Norfolk pre ferred , i ! Atchlton gold , U ! AtchUon jir . forml. \ \ \ I'ennsylvanlit. New York Cen trnl , VJ ; Southern 1'ncllle , > 4 , and Missouri , Knn-w * A Texas , V The following Mioxv a lecllno : llnltlmoro & Ohio. 1 , Louisville , Si I'nlon Pacific , S Homo railways nro firmer on the strength of Rood trnfllc i - colpts nnd Canadian * nro In excellent de mand through sympathy with American * . Grand Trunk preferred ndxanrrd 1 : guar anteed , ' , cccondi nnd thirds , V whllo Canadian 1'aclllc ndxnneed M Spanish bonds fell off \ ns the result of uufiuorablo reports from Cuba. The tone of the min ing market l uiuhnuged , though Kalllra show POMIO Impiwcment , WAI.I. srunuT .HIM * "W\KIS tir. < < > llfnll o ( InP.xleiit nt < h > 1'rom-nt rr.min-rll > . N'iW YOHIC , Sept 12.-Wall street's stock market closed buoyant Sub'tnntlal ad vances luivo been scored during the week. [ 'radically every conspicuous fllouli H nt the finish higher than It * quotation 1ms been In a long while. This Ii true of Important railway stocks nnd of conspicuous lndu - trlals not only , but It Is similarly true of practically all the lesser specialties on the list. In many wa\a the nmikot has stoo < l pre.islng tests during the week , and from them nil comes out ctrongcr than before. The mott notable fen turn of the week hni boon the development i C activity nmonir the higher class .stocks , those selling at large tlrurrs. A fortnight ago It looked ni If stocks of this ( trade wcio for n time , at least , to bo neglected , nnd the littler ones taken up mid xlveu whlila. Hut the con * trplllng Interest * ) In the market hiue con tinued Una In their faith In the standurd Issues , nnd ns .1 result practically every on or the bettor class shares la suKstnnllnlly U inooil Ity long olds the most slgnlllcant drvel- upment of the week appeared In the olllclal uctlon of the St. I'anl directors In declar ing an extra dividend-putting St , 1'anl stock upon n firm ft per cent bnsK The consoiiucncc of this Is far beyond the mcro distribution of thp additional payment to rccurlly holders. Its Importance 1 chiefly that It wliouH In dlitllnct philmies.i how the most Important financial Interests In the country are regarding the prc ent business betterment. In the St , Paul directory nre a number of the personal repieaentatl\i s of Mr. .1. I'ler- pont Morgan. The cool-bended Philip 1) . Armour Is there , and thPio also Is William Rockefeller , leprewntatUc of Slalidaul Oil millions , and August Hrlmont , closely n > Mv > - cintc'd with the controlling European tiomo of Itothschllds. Thcso nun do not vote In corporation meetings In any trlvlnl spirit. They are men who Insist upon having facttt back of action They nro not dreamers ; they nro not speculators , dabbling now and then In the stock umrkpt , and willing on that ac count to mnko olllclal action a manipula tive cat's-paw. When they voted for nn lncrea o In the St I'aul divldi-nd they look that vote ni nerlous minded men of affairs. Uvery ono of them has Important and far- renchliit. business relationships , livery ono of the Krmip has exceptional opportunities ) for knowing what Is going on throughout the business world , every one Ii qualified ; to Judge of the chai actor of the rullni ? bus- luosa Impiovement , ius to the. legitimacy ot It , an to the solidity of It , n.s to the lasting quillty of It. And not ono man of the St. I'aul dliectury would have consented to vote to liurea * > o St. Paul's dlvldc-nd imlei hoas firmly convinced that the dividend so declared was a dividend not only cur- lentlv earned , but safely sure of continued , maluton"iipp mvimJNDS rou OTIIKH HOAPS On the name authorities which enabled me to make positive statements ns to St. Paul's action It can now be declared that the St. Paul example Is to luivo nronot sequels upon the- part of other ptomlnont western rallioad properties. St Paul Is not alone the earner of greatly Incieased eiru- Ings. St. Paul Is not alone In having avail able surplus for bigger dividends. Heck Isl.ind's earnings nro slmllaily Inci casing. and Hock Island's dividends will shortly Increase also In Northwestern the same progiesslveness can be- relied upon. An In fluential director of the Hurllngton com- piny tells me personally th.it tne current earnings of that company are alieaiy MS cuouzh to warrant him In p.i > lng that the , lluillngton A : Qulucy dividend Is to go higher. Prom nn authority of consequence in. Stand ird OH nffnlis I have the Information today that It has olllclallv been agreed upon that a substantial dividend shall this f-ll bo pild upon Missouri , K ins is A Tc-cai preferied stock. Such a dividend has been foiecast for next spilug Mj Infoimant a Standard Oil insider tells me that M" . Rockefeller has come to the conclusion that the rompnnv would not be warianted In holding back the dividend till hprlng. Now York Ccntinl will get an Increased dividend. This Is slid to me In Just so many words by a member of the Vanderbllt fam ily New York Central' " earnings for the first ten days of September are bigger than for the first two weeks of August , though during the month of August the New Yotlc Ccntial Increased Its earnings over JI.'iOOCO compared with August of a yeai ago. Ne-v York Central oninliiKS are naturallv guarded as a close and sacred secret , but It can bo slated here without any qualification that during the first ten days of this month the earnings have Increased over JlSj.OOO. This ratio of Increase mnlut lined till the end of the month will make September for the New York Central close , to $ ROO,000 be yond the record of September , IS'MI ' From ) Hoston Wall street hears that Hur llngton earnings arc increasing even moro rapidly than , is represented by these tre mendous New York Central gains. I can not vouch for It a authenticity , but the state. ment passes curient In high elides here James It. Keene quoting It to mo this after noon that Hurllngton .t Qulncy will In Iti next statement show an Inrieaso of jro- 000 for the month. Such figures do not fall short of the measure ot mlraclo working days. GOLD IMPORTS CLOSK. Sterling exchange rates begin to get soft. In fact , thvy have made substantial de clines this week. This looks like the prob ability of gold Imports close at hand. Adroit cftcrts to head oft such Importations will continue must continue for urgent Euro pean reasons. Hut In the end ami I think soon the nauiral rpsnlt must go on record. Kuropo owes us gold Payments postponed cannot serve for liquidation , Uold goes where gold Is due. The- building up of arti ficial obstacles at present can but add to the force of the rush of the yellow metal this way when flnnllv these artificial ob stacles arc sivept avvny. At the close of the week many conserva tive obspiveis of the mnrknt. Including con. Hplciious Wall street veterans , have Inclined to the opinion that prudence dictated thn taking of profits , They have icij.irdpd somewhat nskniico the yellow fever mnvs fiom the outh , and there was b fore the market got under headway yesterday mornIng - Ing a m inlfostn'lon of nnxlrty as to iwhnt might bo the effpct of the shooting down of striking miners in Pennsylvania And some norvoiM OIIPS wony overdibi. Disquieting Ideas on thll account , however , cut no fig ure In tin- market which closes the 'week. With hardly a halt quotations ran u < > .v ird , and the coil stocks were iirnctlcally ns strong ns flic rest of tile list , v\Mo ! most of the stocks icprcMMitlng business In the far south where yellow fevet stn'iitloimllsm comes from scored advances nimpll Bigo nnd Oi-orgo Gould a week hence will confer over tlm transfer of In terests they hold in Impoitint properties. Mr Gould Hilled from Uiirope yeiteiday It need not be surprising If before thu end of another month tlien- are fungible Indica tions thnt the Gould-Sago alliance In con trol of nt least three big corporations is about to end. One of these Is Manhnttrin Klevated , whore William C Whitney , Ulklna and Wldciier , and possibly Yerkes , may ob tain control Another Is Missouri Pnellle , and Standard Oil control IH probiblv there. The third Is Western Union , nhero VaniUr- bllt Interests may become dominant HIIH- Hell Sago Is getting out of properties 1m- eaiiHO lie Is prcpiulng tn close his Wall street career. The old gentleman Is begin ning to worry over hH health Ho Is "W years old George Gould wnnts to enjoy himself business caies opposing him Ho likes golf hotter than directors * ' mooting ! ) If nothing happens to affrot the general market over Sunday we are Ilknly to have u. continuing hustle In Stock exrh.inxo ac tivity all next week , nnd the develnpinon' ot m eh more strength Uoforo long , however , we are apt to gut Increased netlvlty In thn lower-priced Hhnrcs , for most of the higher priced QIHH am nlre.idy touching polu H where they dn not admit of much fiuthcr Immediate advance , the list of low-priced stoek.s making the higher ones worn rela tively higher than they really nio Hut Ilia hotter class of Htorks will not do mom lhai > halt STOCKS WILL GO HIOIIKK. Eventually before New Year's 1 belluve . Htoc ! CH Ilko IlnrlliiRtfin , llock Island nnd St. Paul , will IIR close up around IL'O , A lib North. westein nnd New York Central 20 points higher On the long Bldo of the stock rnir- kot. bevond any mailer of doubt , me mo < * t of ( he Important rich IniKliieHH men of tha country Thn Vundf-ihlltM r active there and no are all thn Standard oil millionaires. And there IK not any question as to vvhera J Plerpo'iV Morgan stands All these wldo- awake and powerful Interests , thoroughly Informed of what actual busliiesH Intercuts arc. have for months past been buvlng HP- curltles , which they now hold and which Ihoji confidently bellcvo Hill jleld them fur ther trc'inendouH prollts. They urn prettr good stock market partners IL ALLAWAY. _ Oil City HIiliiiiii-nU nnil It Him. OIL PITY. Pa Serit 12OIIHhlpment * , 113.C17 thin. ; runs. IQT.iKa hbla Running ore = . Indolent uleeri nnrt ultnlUr troiiblttt , oven though of many years' stand * Ing , may ho cured by using DeWUl'A Witch Hazel Salve. It * aathe . strengthens and hoaU ) . It U the crctt pile cur * .