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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 1UNDAY SEPTEMB1R ! 4 1887-SIXTEEN PAGES.I I 7
. STREET PAVING.
t OnuLIIzI' , SlreetsConipaircd Will ,
Strcct or Oilier Citic.
A Reporter in Search for an Item Dcovers an
Interesting CaEC-Vain Search ( or Re.
Ikf-Found at t.ast--.A Frank
and ! nteresting Intervew.
A reporter mwtnderlng n cnroh for an tom
r ovoraI dUy8 Iflcn , oyorhorIng a converaatlon
In regai I to the troot iiivItlw or OrnahR com
pftLl With ( tllOr etIo , dotonnhtiel to look the
fliattor tip , nnl came to tito coricIioti that thu
1flvoI ( Mroctl ot Otnnha compared very fRVOrfl.
hi ) ' With tilt , BttI1O lfl ItflY city In the Utiltod
btatus , 1InJtIiore Md. , 1511 weII.pnvocl cltytho
treots Iiitng tnt.tIy IOVOII In what Ii known ni
the cohhle.atono tyio. % VithIuuion , I ) . C. , l
1)rotlfllIY ) thu 1W8t t&ted city In th. United
Htittei , thu trcot thfro. with Tow oxcetlttonM ,
hcIiir peved with thu tnst npIiaItIIm itnd wtitt
Is knnwn q the IttgIttn , block , n gray grantto
block souiowhat ttiittar to the red granite btock
tiled In Omaha. The streat or t. Pniil , MInn.
are largely IVed with what I known a. the
ceder tIuik. ThIe mukei cii excellent pnvIn ,
but (1005 nOt IlLt 1ICIrt % ) 80 long a nptinItiitn
or irnnIto tilouk. Otnetiit truets am paved
with a.plittittini flni granite iIOo1u , with nun or
two siruotA ) % ( with the cedar bIock. , rockIng -
Ing a uhowing lit paved 8troots eoond to riono
In thu country.
While on this tour of inveAtIgatiou the to-
porter ongeged In convuiiation with
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MU. WILLIAM Tt.TO1ID
( Tenth troot between Mason arid l'acl flc streoti )
* Btreot paver employed try Contractor hugh
Nurptiy. ir. Taitoril , a very intelligent gen
tioman. w oVuriceing hI gang of mon laying
thu grruilto hlockM on 1'ourtentIi treOt float
Capitol avenue , arid being accosted by the to-
Jnrtur greeted that inillyliluni very pleasantly.
. % cM , ' stilil M r. l'olfurii , I havu been paving
Mroots irrw ror nearly two ycurs. It I a fairly
gOOl braslnos , and paIytr rttotit , &L good as Roost
outdoor jobs It being an outdoor Job l , in
Iiiet. the Only objection I irivo to it. A man
working on the streets is liable to be catiglmt In
a 511(1(100 shns'er and got wet through botoro
ho can renoir shelter , rind in time ( miii 0 f the
7oltr. with winter cioo oil IRS , WO must work
like Trojans to uot our contractS finished bororo
thu ( .xtm'omno . COld CORIROS to stop 'ii. Vhllo
working at my bustmmem5 about one year ago I
tOI ( a heavy cold , which brought on a severe
) ackirig CIRglt nod litlmnoroils sick hotutmichus.
I would be working iii limo morning. wnen about
hO oelock a severe ick headache would como
n moo mind I would have to stop work for trio
day. I would gri home and lie down. when Rho
Cough would musali mu and muako life miserable
Xor moo. I tried numerous cough mudloltme
and could got no relief. fliinge wont on this
rvay for a wimilu when matters became worse
for me. I comnioneod having night womttand
WOUld get up in tire morning and. Instead of
feeling refreshed as I shouldimavo felt , I would
reel mmmore tired thin when I went to hod. I
thou became seriously alarmed mind consulted
a doctor , who told mo I had reak lungs. Ito
treated me for , luIto a while , 01141 1 could obtain
vu ) tOilet. 1 clirizitzod dootor , mind changed soy.
oral timue , but could got no rebut. I could network
work bore than otro or two tbiys a week ; I
spent all tile mooney I had , and the major part
of toy brother's mimonoy , all for nothing , for I
r vaR gutting worse imistoad or better. I limo !
about given up idi hope or over getting welt
again. After a visit to JCmmnsas of about two
week in the vain Iiolio or obtaining some to.
liar In limo change ot climate , I returned to
Omaha discouraged. In iooktng over the daily
vapors I flnttCel the advertisement of Dr. .1
Crosap McCoy , und concluded I would make one
2nOro attempt to regain my lwidth. I visited
' , bloiiloe thonoxt itamy and lmadblm oxaminorno ,
when liii told mile I tool catttrrhmtl consumption ,
but timut ho thought ho could cure miio. I don't
know why. but I litid confluence in what ho
mriitd and lied him piaco mu on treatment at
once. I'coniniciicud to get hotter after time
1rst ! trm'atimiemit. I slept well the first night ; bud
-.1 , io cough , no Irmoro night sweats , and got up in
time inorumni greatly refreshed with my milgbts
110011. 1 have 0111) ' 1)000 ) tinder his treatment
( ) t tWO wtieksflfld reel better lo-daytlirum I liitve
or a whole year. Why. I bit 84) pounds wotgiit
since iitst jitnhmary , but have gittimed about 10
3ounds atain since being treated by Dr. McCoy ,
nd am fully satietled that I will ho as well as
ever I was in a yeek ortwo. "
: "will you have any objection to my pubii8h-
jng this imitorviov ? ' queried the reporter.
"None whatever , " answered Mr. l'elformi. "I
am yory glad to adit my testimony to the many
that the doctor has , and if I can do anything
fur imoor. utTering humanity by testiryinj to
Zir. Io'oys skill I ant vary witllngto do so.
Thu reporter thanked Mr. 'Feiford ror his
: frankness. and continued on his weary way
- after information.
information.STATl OF NFUIIASKA , )
COUNTY OF LbU4II.AS. r
William Tolford , being first duly sworn , deposes -
poses and says that thu foregoing statemen is
true and corrtct to ( ho best or his kimowledgo
had belief. Wmrn.i AM Tmn.roai. .
sworn to and eubseribod In my preomico this
DOtbduyot AugUst.A. 1).Itd7.
C. 0. ltOiIlmt. Notary Pubito.
Mr. Telfor4 residoson Southi'ontIi street. bo.
twIton MftSOfl and Faclila streets , whore ho wilt
jolly corrobOrSte time miboYo statement to any
000 who will cult or address him there ,
LEADS TO CONSUMPTION.
IcrxItsTiat1 ZvIDzGL or A CONDITION NOT TO
liE TILlFt.LO WITH.
Vhen catarrh timm oxtstod In time heath and the
upter part or tue thmout for any length or timno
-'tI'e patient living In a district , here people
are subject to enttarrhai ut1ntiomian(1 the nhls.
Case tinS been bit umicimned , the cmmtnrrh imivairl.
ably . aomnutiimio. slowly , oxtomoli down the
windpipe cliii loIn ) time bronchial tub , which
tubosoouyoy the air to the dilloromit i'nrts of
limo lnmmmgs. rime tubes beconmo altected from
lime aweilimmg anti the imiucous arising from
catarrim mmiii , In some instances. boconmo liiimgged
tip. so that the air caummot get in as freely as it
honmid. tiimortneien or breath foiiow and thu
pittlolit hruntlmos with laboraoti diiiieuiy.
10 either case tiioro is a soumt of crackling
and wheeiliig inside the chest. At this stage of
the disentso thu breimtiilimg Is usually omomo rapid
. ' than when in health. The patient has also hot
dtiios : over Imi unity.
The patn which imeeoinpaflio this condition im
of a dull charctor. ( tilt In the chest , bohnd the
broust bomio , or outlet thu shoulder blmuio. 'l'lic
paimi inicy caine cliii go-last tow nays anti timuli
'be absent for ievorai others. 'rue cough thai
occurs in thu tirst stageS of bronchial oatmirrh It
dry , oomnemt tin itt intervals. lmmtcktimg In charinu
tor. arid Is usually iliost troimbiusomno in tile
tnornhmimc on ri.ing , or goimig to bet ! itt nialit itlid
It hilly be iii tim , itrst evittemico oftho dioaso ox
teott log lot 0 the lungs.
omnutinIieS there are tttS of coughing imiduoct
by thu tough momiutis so vloiommt its to ciomse vein
ltmiig. 1itter cmi the inmmcmms that is raised I'
lotinid to t'oIltitim % smituli purticios of 30110W moat
let , wliilm imitiictte timnt tine stimuli tubes in tl
lumigs are now ( tffCCtO(1. With this there arm
ortonm stteaks ( if tioomi mixed with time mucus
lii soimlo cases time patient bocomne very pale
tmii lever , and oxpectorntes bolero mtmiy cougl
appears.
in oImio cases sinai lmmtsses of choosy sUb
Btmtnc are spit up , which. whelm pressed ho
twttin thu ilmmgers , omit a bad odor. tIm othu
cases , particles of a hard. Chalky nature ar
tqmit tli. 1'iii ) tainting of cheesy or chalky lunup
Indicate SurioU mulslmlof at work in the lungs.
DOCTOR
Ju Cresap M'Co '
Late of Bellevue ITospital , N.'i
tI ) DOCTOR
Columbus Henri
have 0111 co
310-311 RAMGE BUILDING
' Cor. 15th ; uI(1 Hai'noy Streets
Omaha , Neb ,
\Viit.'ro all otiratnic c&oo's & are troatott with au
, t.t'ss. Metiteid tiicse tneatotl amtiifuiiy. Com
smminipttoii , liriglit's Iiseaso ) , ivspvpsta , Itimot
uiattsnl , mimid cli NIItV01TS il1imfl8 , All ti
5oct.05 peCnmlntrto thu sexes me specialty. C.
TAitlill CIIIEL )
CONIiLIIJVAI'ldN at orilco or by mail 1.
Oitlce hahN : U to 11 n.m. ; 210 4 p. in. ; 71
U p. m , tlumitlimys Iuciudsl.
Ctrrt'SltOmitiomiee receives preempt attentIon.
Imtmnniydlsoases are treated aucccsfiiliy by 1)
MCCOY through time iIiftItSf mtmt.t it is timu POv
biw fur timotto umimtbloto make a journey to at
't tjn iioccatuI hospital tremttmimt'mit * t the
homes. No itnoN answered unlees uiceOIup
. RIJOtI by 4o 1mm stmImnps. .
. , Address cli letters to 'I-hr. .1. 0. McCoy. rooii
4g4Q and 'Jit itizuigu Uuiittiug , Uwmth4 , Nob.
SATURDAY MARKET FIGURESI
The Different Grains Dull anti Narrow With
a Weak Tone Prevailing.
CORN VALUES TEND DOWNWARD.
The I'rovialoms l'lt CIoeo in a Somewhat -
what Nervous State-A tma11
Number of Cttlo
on Sale.
( ill IOAGO PRODUCE MARKtT.
CllIcAQo , Sept , 8-Ispeolal Tolegrtm to
the . . ' ' dull and
IJim..J--1'iio gralti mpnrkets were
narrow to-any. 'rim llruvalllngtoflo was omuo
of weakness and prices suffered a slight tIe-
dine , Cable news relating to wheat was
ruthereneouraging , but a decided let up In
Atlantic port clearaulces gave the bears an
excuse for raIsing tLelr old cry of total stop'
page of export business. A sensational arti'
etc In one of the rooming lmapers , dmunandIn
am' investigation into the condition of wheat
in all of tue elevators , and insliituating that
time committee of inquiry had slighted Its
work , served to frighten timid buyers. The
truth Is , time comutimlttoo has been at work alt
the week without discoverIng anything son-
satlonal , and vIii have tue lDsp.fctlofl comrn
pleted on Monday , but time general trade was
not advised of the fact and the publication
referred toset tongues to wagging that had
beau temporarily stilled by the report on
wheat in time only houses against which the
linger of suspIcion had been pointed. The
completion of the Inqtilry will ilnaliy "settle
things. " Statisticians are 1igurin on a tie-
crease of 51)0,000 ) bushels In time next vlsioio
supply , With one day's mnovemnent yet to
hear from Atlantic ports clearances for the
weelt are 175,000 bttsliel less than for the cor-
respontilog time last week , and western
points receipts greater by 365,000 bushels.
Western points shiptnents and eastern
point , receipts ate also smaller , showing a
ilghter nuovement all around. Local stocks
wilt probably show a further shrinkage of
20,00O to 100,0OO bushels. Receipts at Minne-
apoils and Duluth are Increasing , but tro-
tnondously heavy rind general rains throughout -
out Dakota and Minnesota durIng the Past
fortyelght hours may delay tue InOvonielit.
The rains are certainly damaging wheat not
yotsavod , and conuplaints of musty and
dirty vheat am mnuitiplyintr. Millers anti
their buyers are discouraged and are offering
2Q't2c prelnium for old wheat. 'rho local
tooling ya.s tommipored with bearishness arid
time oporatlotus of scalpers vero on that aide.
in a market as narrow as the one to-day
scalpers are a tactor not to be despised. Oc-
totier wheat opened at 70c , ratiged at
71(7Oo , and closed at 7037Oc. Jecem-
bor opened at 74c. ranged at 74j73c ,
and closed at 73/c. May opened at hoc ,
ranged at S0SOc iizh anti 7b(7tXc ( ) low ,
cloidii at7t)3c. ) Closing range shows a depredation -
predation of as compared with yes'
termlay.
InItIal transactions In corn were on a basis
of 4l4tc for October , 4lc for Novonm-
bet and 45c for May. Time tendency of
values was downward and local operators
loaned strongly to the soiling side , Schwartz ,
1)ufrco & Co. leading with free offerings for
May. At tlmeotherandnearerbytheendof the
list Hutebinson ioonied up as a steady buyer
of cash and September. Receipts vere iib-
oral , aggregating 112,000 bushels for the day.
For the week local receipts foot up 1t)24tii1 )
busimois and shipments 1,520SS bushels , 'rho
ri'ceipts for next week are expected to be
large , but probably riot larger timan the current -
rent week , which are certainly 1,000,000 bush-
cia tinder those for time corresponding weeic
last year. Shipping lnqtmiry continues fairly
active and lake engagt'imients for to-day are
reported for 175.OCO bushels. With time fore-
goThg statistics or most ot them to work on
time crowd concluded that the conditions
wore favorable to a strong advance , and
acting on that theory sold property. From
4l41c October worked down to 4i1j
t4U.c , reactllmg to 4ijc and closing at 4lc
November soul oil from 4i to 4t'c , rallmed
to 41c anti closed at 41c. May worked off
front 45pl5c to 444'c and closed at 44 ( ®
44Xc. L'imo average loss for the day vasgc ,
'rrading wa't of only mimoderato volume arid
the market was destitute of excitement.
'I'hero was quite free llqdidation by longs in
oats te-day and although no very large lines
caine out time market broke sharply. 'rho
weakness was iimtensiiied by the downward
tendency In corn nndslmtck shipping niomatiti.
Lake charters have been liberal this
week , but they were mostly for white oats.
'rime genevai tone of time market was weak
anti depressetlieadtng futures closing witimimi
a somali fraction of the bottom at 9@c
Ioter than yesterday. September anti Octo.
ber totmclud tim iowestpriceson the now crop ,
in till ) provision pit time market closed in a
solimewimat nervous state. initial trades in
time dIfferent articles for the several dcliv-
cries wore made at prices approxitmmating
last night's final figures , but subsequently -
quently an easier tooling prevailed and
lower quotations became time rule.
Excepting short ribs for Seiitmnbar and October -
tober , which are now under strong control ,
time closing all around was characterized
by a weak market. in January pork the do-
dine suitereti was iOu. In the difference of
lard 5IOC and in short ribs 23@5C. bard ,
which was tite weakest article on the list ,
sold at thesaimmo prmco-$0,40-for cmii , Sop-
temniber , October , November and December.
September anti October short ribs sold at
ss.a : , though time latter month sold early at
58,40 armd September at $ S.37. Jantmary
cioed at $12.40 , $ d.5oamid 311.40 for pork , lard
anti short ribi Ili time order named. Tue day's
general business reached a fair aggregate for
Saturday. _ _ _ _ _
CIIICAGOLLVE STOCK.
CIIICAOO , Sept. a-iSpecial 'leiogram to
the IiKE.j-C.rrr.a-Thero was scarcely a
sullicioimtutmtimber of cattle on sale to make a
market and salesmen that had none consid
ered It a lucky incident for their customers ,
as itt reality but few wore wanted. Buyers
hovered about time exchange buiiditig , saying
they had no orders amid did not care to even
look over the umeagro nurmibers on sale
Salesuieli who had canning stock , either 'rex
ntis or natives , found it lIterally lnmposslblc
; to get buyers. o matter what inducemnentt
vero offered or blamidislmrmiommts expressed , flit
buyers rerualnt'tl unmimoved.Vu can't ttst
m timeimm" was time way timoy would get awat
front time solicitatioha of anxious saieslnoll
'i'ftoro was no trading lii stocker
nimd feeders. Simipping steers , 1,350 to 1,5(5
ptitttitis , S4.0Oj4,1ki ; 1,200 to 1,100 imummils
S3.GOii4.25 ( ; 050 to 1,200 potmntls. 'J.OOCt3.75
; Stockers and feeders , l,25tj2.SO. 'roxa
) steers , $2.-tLt0 : cows , SLCAJt.4O.
lioos-'i'ratio was active wIth rum atlvamic
of about ite on tile ordinary run of mmilxoti ant
grassers , viiiio bozit or tmeavv umidorweim
little or no change selling at $5.405.5O
packing sorbt , $ .1Oc5.a5 lIght sorts , Sa2
; ( , .35 ; skips anti grassers , S4.&O.L5.
EmS
S FIN tNUIAL
NuIw Yonlc , Sept. 1.-ISpecial Telean
to the Baa.j-Svocs-The stock muarice :
lies shown enlarged activIty and most stock
utidcrwoimt rapId anti severe ciiaugos. Tli
opening of time week was slgnaii7ed by are
uitivet1 and vigorous attack by time bears. wh
1' cncouaged by their prevIous success
and time enforced liquidatlomm that foiiowc
mesulteti In sharp tlc'ciimmes. Many struck
lower level tush at any preceding Limo in tw
years , the breaks in Manhattan being 153
, polnlr , Oregon Navigatiomi vent ott 10 polnt
Northern l'aciilc preferred 5X , Missouri i'i
citic amid Oregon'rranscoimtineatal 53
On Tuesday , when time imiarkot was the met
demoralized , Camumack and his bear friend
untloubtedl hind time advance in time formnz
1 tion of the Baltimore & Ohio and Orego
'rrunseontinental deals. They began corem
lug timeir shutt anti turned time current ni
var W'lmon Iho news that tiio Baltilnore
m
I. Ohio was to fall Into new and strollif hmmtnd
L , and the Viliarti 'rrauscontlnentsl tiosi bm
Came public it lifted the cloud tluat has bun
o yr tIle market for muontha and mnaterlall
assisted in restorIng conuldeuco. Time Colmi
r tience was also assisted by the large buytn
i : for l4ouudoners and liberal shipments of gui
it , fromn Europe to Now York. The buit pooJ
a. , formuctl the last of the previous week an4 tl
i 1rtt of this week picked tip large lines
cimeaptoeis , ShorLt covered , freely anti a
upward movement resulted , the decline on a
niajotity of stocks being rsgalaod and a substantial -
stantial advance over time close of two weeks
ago , with the exception of Manhattan , and
time impression prevails tlmat the bear campaign -
paign has ended , and altimotlgh the bimlis lost
Imeavliy In time liquidation , many of the bears
also came out minus their vt'lvet. 'l'iio imiar-
kot to-day was the most actio witnessed on
any Saturday since the halt holiday went
Into nifect. The announcornont was made
that the London syndicatecomnposed of J. S.
Morau 1t Co. , Barring liros. & Co. , W. I ) .
Brown and Shipley & Co. , had loaned the
Baltimore & Ohio tO,00OOOO. ThIs vIil re-
hove the road from Its embarrassnielmt and
place lion a sotmnd footing and also place it
In a position where It wilt no longer be a di-
turbing element In east.bound trallic. The
litmus took courage anti bought freely , the
bears rushed to cover antI the opening was
one of time wildest ever seen , sales being
made at a wide range at the seine moment.
'rho excItement continued durIng the most of
time two hours' session. 'rho whole list was
bId up rapldiy , the advances extending to S
per cent , anti were mnaintaimmeti , Manhattan ,
Reading , Erie , Western Union , Lackawalllma ,
and lUchinond 'rerinlnai vero time favorites.
The total sales were 2O2,11O shares. 'rime
weekly statolmment of the New Yorks assoct-
ated banks showsthe following changes : lIe-
servo increase , $340,000 ; loans decrease , $3-
SPO,100 ; specIe decrease , $114,000 : legal tenders -
ders Increase , $ ( Y2OOO ; deposits decrease ,
$ IO33,600 ; circulation lncreaso. S400S0O. 'i'lmo
banks now hold $5,2I2O35 in excess of the 25
per cent rule.
OoyinNtgNrs-Qoyornmuent bonds voro
dull but firm.
YgSTifltDAY'S QUOT.tTIONS.
11. 5. 4'scotmpomm.125 C. & N. 'mY. . . . . . 110
U. S. 4Wscouy .iOS do preferred. . .145
l'acliic t3sot 'St.lt2 N. Y. . . . . . . . . . .
CanadaSouth'n. . 55140. II. tx. . . . . . . . 14
Central l'stciile , . 37 0. ' 1' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chicago & Atton .145 Pacific Mali . . . , . . 41
dopreferrcd..160 1' . , II. &l . . . . . . 25 >
C. , B. & ; Q..la4l1 . . I'uilmamm l'al.Car. 151
I ) . , L. & SY..i:1 : heading. . . . . . . . . 02
I ) . .t it. ( I. . . . . . . . 27 . Rock Island . . . .125
Erie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31St. b. YcS. F. . . . 'J73.
do preferred. . . . 70 do preferred. . . . 73
lliinoisCemmtrai. .11O C. , M. & St. 1' . . .
I. , B. & W. . . . . . do preferred. . 12O
K. .k 'P. . . . . . . . . . 2i1 St. 1' . & 0. . . . . 47
Lake Shore. . . . . . tOJ ) do preferred. .10U ,
11. . N. . . . . . . . . . fl4 ; Toxaz I'acllic. . . 2S3
Michigan Cent' ! . . SO Union Paciliti. . .
Mo. Pacific. . . . . . 7U f , St. 14&1. . . . lS
No. l'acitlc. . . . . . 27 tin preferred. . 33
do preferred. , . , 54 W. U. Telegraph 77
Moxmcr-On call was easy at 3@ nor
Colit , last loan at 3 er cent , closed offered at
'ii per cent.
PRIMIC MpIICANrILc PAi'nn-7t0 per
cent.
STacar.ING EXCIIANOa-Duli anti unset-
tIed at 47U for GO day bills , and 43 % for
demand.
I'UODUOFMALiKIiTS.
Chicago. Sept. 3.-Following quotations
are the 2hO closing figures :
Fiour-ltili and unchanged.
Vheai-Dull and less doing ; declined 3c ,
closing 3c below yesterday atternoon ; cash ,
flUe ; October , 70 il'ldc ; May , 7U3c.
Corrm-Qtmiet and fluctuations only mod-
crate and within range , closlii
below yesterday ; cash , 4O3c ; October , 4tc ;
November , 41c.
Oats-Easy and ( ijc lower as compared
with yesterday's close : cash , 23 il-IGe ; Octo-
her. 21 ' 1t1c ; May. 29 15-10.
Ryo-443e.
Barley-bUc.
Prilime Timothy Seoa-S2.35.
Flax Seed-51.04.
Wimisky-Sl.1O.
i'ork-Dtmii quiet and lower for January ;
year , $11.75tiS0 : January , 512.40.
Lard-Weak and unsettled cash , Octoner
and November $ fl.42L42. (
Dry baited Sioahm-Sliouinicrs , $5.9.5d5.a
short clear. $ S.GOS.0.5 ; short ribs , $ & .32.
lhmttor-Weak ; creamery , 105j23c ; dairy ,
151tic.
Checse-Weak full cream cheddar , , IO3.
(11c ; flats and Young Americas , 103
1i.4c.
1.ggs-Firm at 13@14c.
Hides-U nchangeti ; heavy green hides.
73c ; light do. ; salted bull hioes ,
Ge , green salted calf , S'Jc ; dry hint , 12@
13c : dry calf , : ; deacons 31k each.
Tallow-Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 33c ;
No. 2 , 3c ; cakes , 4c.
Ilocoints. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . . . . . . . . . . 15,000 15,000
Wheat , bit. . . . . . . . . . 54.000 20.000
Corn , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244.000
Oats , bu..204,000 12S,000
hIye , bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 1,000
Barley , bu. . . . . . . . . . . 47,000 16,000
New York , Sept. : Wheat-Re- -
ceipta 110,000 ; exports. 42,000 ; spot lots
quiet but generally ettady ; options wore a
irillo lower and very dull , closing steatty ;
ungraded rod 70S2c : No. 1 red , mmcmi-
nai at 8'33c' o. 2 red , 803c in elevator , Slc
delivered ; October closed at SIc.
Corn-Spot lots dull and rather weak , with
futures a auntie lower , closing steady ; mm-
ceipta , 67,000 ; exports. 41O00 ; ungraded , 4ti
® 51c ; No. 2 , 4i4(50c mn store 0503c
delivered - October closed at Soc.
Omtts-Smado easmorbutdtthirecolpts ; , 50,000 ;
exports , 150 ; mixed westeru , : i0i5c ; white
western , : ssoc.
Coffee - Spot , fair ; 1110 , firm at 825.00 ;
options opened 15 points lower and dull ,
closing firm ; sales , 111,000 bags ; October ,
1S.115ctlS.45 : ilocemnber , S1S.ti5t8.80 ; Jaim-
unry , $1S.80S1S.S5 : February , ,18.70.
Petroloum-Stoady United , fl4P.c
Eggs--Firm ana ? airly active ; westemn ,
14d17J4c.
Pork-Quiet and steadily held ; immess pork ,
S14.750J15,00 for old ; Sh5.0015.75 for new.
Lard-A trifle lower. time market hem
dull nod heavy ; western stea'n was quote
at $0.773d16.bo.
Butter-Quict and generally steady : west-
em , 13@t35c ; western creaumiery , tSd25c.
Cheese-Quiet and weak ; westermmti@lOc.
Milwaukee. Sept. 2. - Wheat-Dull ;
cash , 6t)3c ; October , 709c ,
Corn-ilicimer ; No. 3. 43c ,
Oats-ltill ; No. 2 white , 27c.
lIve-Steady : No. 1 , 43c.
lmriey-Weak ; No. 2 , 57c.
i'rovisions-Firrn ; pork , September , $15.00.
Cincinnati , Sept. 2.-Wheat-Dull and
lower ; No. 2 red , 7172c.
Corn-Dull and easier ; o. 2 mixed , 44N
(7ll5c. (
Oabm-'Lower to sell ; No. 2 mnixed , 27c.
Ityo-1)uil ; No. 2 , 50)4c.
l'rovisiomis-Stromig ammd uuelmangod ; pork
$14.50 ; lard , $0.40.
Vhlsky-Steady at SLO3.
neilpol is , Sept , ii.WiiCfttCiOlOd
strong amid higimer ; No. 1 barth , old , cash
P 73Ic ; October , 71c : November 7'Jc ; No. I
imorthiern. old , cattli , 72J.o ; OctoJMmr , 693c
November , SoXc ; No , 2 northern , old , cash
0c ; October , ittIc. On track , old , No.
hard , 75c ; No. I northern , 73c ; No.
northierlm , 71'4c ; now No. 1 hmarmi , 72c : No.
northern , fl9itTOc ( ; No. 2 northern , OSo.
Flour-Firmimly hold and higher ; pateimts
SI.l0d4.25 ; Iakets' , $3.253.45.
1oceipts-Whe.mt , 120,000 bu.
t Shipments-Wheat , 27,500 bu ; floor , 03,401
; bbis ,
St. Ijniil't , Sept. 3. - Wheat-Easy ;
cash. 0UtG0Xc ; October , 713c.
Corn-Firm ; cash , 7c1S3jc ; October
Oats-Nominal ; cash , 2.'Wc ; October , 24'c
I' Whlsky-S1.O5.
t Pork-S 15.00.
S Lartt-li.2. ) .
a litutter-Unclmanged ; creamery , 21625c
dairy , 102ic.
- Kamutue City. Sept. 3.-Wimeat-Etcatly
0 No. 2 soft G03c asked ,
Corn-Weaker : No. S cash , Mo bid
ti 25c asked ; Octoher,1i5cbld , SOc asKed.
Oats-2'1c ,
a
0 Now Orleans , Sept. i3.-Comn-Qtmie
, amid lirmimixeii , Sic ; 'oilow , 5.5c ; white , C. &
a Oats-It irumor at bZ'1c. (
3 , Corn Meai-mtirly aclivo and a shad
Iimtclmer at $2.37-Ici1.40. ; !
C , l1o ProdRcts-Detnand fair and price
.5 higher.
I'orlc-Sl5.35.
s Lard-t3.62 } .
L. Bulk Meatt.-.Shmouldors , $5.70 ; long den
a andelearrib , $5.35.
- Liverpool , Sept. 3.-Wheat - Quiet
I. holders oiler treoly ; red western vlntert3s 2
S ( it is 4tl per cetmtai ; med western surimmg , di 1
[ a Corn-Firum ; demand fair ; holtiors ciTe
3. moderately ; new mixed western , 43 2d p01
g CCflUPJ. _ _ _ _
r LiVESTOCK.
If Chloao , Sept. 3.-The Drovers' Jourut
d rouorts as follows :
is CattIe-Jtecelpts , 1,000 : slow bitt steady
shiptlng ; steers , $3.OOQ,4.b0 ; stockt'r arm
10 betters. S1.50i2.S3 ; cows , bulls. gimil tnixtm
) t Sl.25@.b0 ; 'rexas cattle , $ l.60i8,20. (
a ' ilogs-itedelpu , 7,000 ; .atroug tnd
higher ; totu&tlm' m4.t1o@5.20 : packing aunt
stiippingj5.20l5150 ; llghtS4.S5i,40 ; akips ,
53.wtit4.iu.
Shmeep-IteeoIPtR , 2,000 ; natives , 82t104t
weMern , $5.'Z0@3'T0 ; Texans , $2.S0eJ
3.00 ; ianmbs , 84tit5.oo.
Natmonsd ttGyk Yardg. Iaet St.
Louis , Ill. , Sept , 8. - Cattlehteceiuts ,
600 : shlpment , 1,100 : steatiy ; fair to choice
native steers , $4,1Om4.LlQ' butchers' citeera ,
3.400j4.10 : feejlers , 12.0A3.40.
Eoga1Isctlpbi , g00 : shipments , 800 ;
market stronc anji a simnlo higher , butchers
and best packine. $ Ta2Mt5.45 ; mixed , $4Od (
5.15 ; Yoraers. ' $ .5.10S.2J ; pigs ltlmd grass-
era , $4.0O4.S5.
Kansac : lty , Sept. 8.-Cattle-lie-
coints , 1,200 ; slmiimtmmeuts , 2.300 ; dull amid voak
for choice ; comnuton imard to soil ; the mnarkvt
was 2.5@400 iawr. thaum last week ; good to
choice corn-fed. l.t04.50 ; conmmou to me-
clituui , $3,25&4.00 : stockers , S9.002.r.0 : feeti-
inc steers , $2M.L20 : si,5o@2.03.
hogs-ReceIpts , 8.300 ; simi imrlmnut 2,000 :
market strong aimd netire ; conminon to
choice , K255.3 ; skips anti pigs , S3.00ma
4.25
_ _ _ _ _
OMtUt LIVI STOCK.
Sattirday , Sept. 3.
' Cattie.
The receipts of cattle vero imot heavy today -
day , although it was a fair run for tIme last of
tile vek , 'rue bulk of time receipts sycre
utmado up of range cattle anti there were very
few corn fctt steers iii. ' [ 'lie mimarket s'mlt
strong emi good corim leti steers and about
steady on other grades. 0mm butmcli of corn
fed steers reached $1.50. Several loads of
range cattle clmammgedhmaumds.
flogs.
About the usual ntmmber of hogs for
Saturday tyas received , but ( hero was
S faillimme off a't compared with yes-
tcriiay of l2J0. 'rime milarket opened brisk
arid at an ailvatico of abotmt ioe over yestor-
day. Everythiimg was taken at an early hour
aiim ! time lilarket ciosed strong.
S tie mm p.
There was nothing doing on the market.
1touotlt.
Cattle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ilos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,200
Shipumonta.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
Prevailing rrlooL
t3howingtlioprtwalling prices paid for lIve
stockomi tills imiarkot :
Citoicosteers. 1300 to 15Xi lbs.I.254,60
t.'imoicosteors , ilOOtoISOJ lbs. . . 4.003t1.25
Fatitttlo steers 000 to 1050 lbs. . . .
Corn-fed range steers 1200 to 1500 $ . 'TYit4.50
Good to chmoleo corn-ftol cows. . . . 2.50C3.00
Comnmonto mnedluni cows. . . . . . . . 2.O02.25
flood to choice btulis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . L7'rd3.00
Lighitand tnedmumhoes. . . . . . . . . . 5.00C1t5.10 -
( loont to choice heavy hogs. . . . .
Good to choice mimuxeti imngs. . . . . . . 5.103.15
Representative 8ftto
NA.TIS'IC STEuIN-COliX-FEI ) .
No. Ar. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
137.,1Jl5 $1.50 r
mtANo } : STF.EmmS.
62. . . .1004 2.90
IRANO mc STEI1IO-ilOOt' ImliAND.
10. . . .1IY70 3.00
WYOMING TEXAS-SWAN , L. & C. CO.
120. . . .1112 320 in. . . .1090 8.20
WYoMING TIXAS-LANCI C1lEEi.
lit. . . .1125 3.20
3.20RANCH
RANCH CO\VS.
135. . . . SOS 2.35 . 10. . . . $05 2,35
1liEDl : : Its.
25. . . . 897 2.80.
-flosS.
No. y. Shk. Pr. No. Ar. Slik. Pr
64..234 209 9500 5i..2.0 16085.10
71. . .941 20 5b0 55 , , , .25 120 5.12k
76. . . .216 1011 m , 63. . . .219 SO 5.12j
' 75. . . .237 itAf ; 63 , . . .21k ) 120 5.12
81. . . .229 24fl fSU5 51. . .202 120 5.1Ptj
69. . . .225 41f 505 ; 54. . . .2'6 :120 : 5.15
71. . . .254 204. 5,05 55..01 80 5.15
72. . . .242 20 5.0.3 72. . . .270 SO 5.15
04. . . .2211 mo : 5.Y7J 70. . . .930 1110 5.15
09. . . .218 100 5.lu 71. . . .241 120 5.15
St. . . .220 120 5.10 6-1. . . .2SS 41) ) 5.15
62. . . .202 120 5.10 40. . . . : vii 120 5.15
71. . . .220 160 5.10 82. . . .237 120 11.15
.Sf. . . .257 SO5:10 69. . . .2&3 900 5.15
62. . . . .2334 5.10 57. . . .301 - 5.25
59..241 121hz 5I0 05..255 160 5.25
I , Ijlc tool Striti. '
Showing time imumnbor of head of stock sold
On tiio market to-clay :
CATTLE.
G. II. liamumond .tc Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2511
Locai. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Stmli)1)ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Feeders. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
lionS.
Anglo American PacklngCo. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,259
(1. II. hlammimonti & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Armour &Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,0211
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,391
wgicmr.r RECEIPTS.
Shewing the receipts of cattle and hogs
for Limo week ending Septemimber 3.
CATTLE. 111)05.
Monday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,907 1.383
Tuesday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0t 4,914
Wednesday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 493 3,713
Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 4,445
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3,841
Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 812 2,193
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
All sales of stock its thts market are muscle
per cwt. live weliil umiless othorwisa statist.
Dead hogs sail at l.'e pttr lb. for alt weights
"Skins , " or hogs wtmlhlng loss than 10) ) lbs.
no value. i'rognant sowsara docketi 40 10s
and stagsSo lbs. bg the nubile Inspector ,
Live Stock Notes.
Cattle steady.
hogs all sold.
.llogs lOc Imigher.
A good hog mmmarlcet.
F. S. Pearce , Aurora , canue In with a load
of hogs.
John Lemnke , Millard , unarla'tctl a good
load of hogs.
\v. Jervons , hock Creek , had iii sixteen
loads ot cattle.
Aimmolmm time visitors at time yards was J. .
i1emmmiimimi , Ariiugtomm.
F. 13. Va1kor , Creighiton , stopped at the
yards aim his return from time east.
'fun North I.Otlj ) Cattimi conmipmimmy markt'tec
a load of 301-lb lmogs from Elba , at 55.25.
llartman & 1)unn , Staplelmimrst , Nob. , rmmar
koted a load ot 2.6-ib hogs at thu top rico.
'i'lmo bammks at the yards vill close at 12 m
on \ , 'i'imursday ar.d Friday durin
fair week.
11. Uttumtl & Co. , heavy shippers to th
L yards , mimariceted a load of iOc imogs shippet
; Iromn Ayr.
H. C. Rockwell , Comitral City , a member o
time lirmmi of Mtmrlby & Rockwell , was imer
with a load of cattle.
Mr. Marklson , of time firm of Marklson t
Rough , Crescent , La. , was In anti mimarketed
load of'430.lb liog at 55.15.
E. A. WooS , of Chica'o of tlte firimi 01
: i Wood Bros. , iIte stock comnmlssiotm mmmercimant
of Chicago and Omalma , stojmped here on [ ml
yay west.
George Meisnnr , Shelton , was hero with
load or 1815.ib cattle , of his own feeding
which sold on time market at $4.50 , time to
for time day.
A nmoetlng of. the commissIon inomm va
held fortime ItItp043 of electing a now coIn
mnlttee having' iytc'liargo the shrinkage o
; Imogs. ( icorgo Brown anti Joimn DamilsEni
were elected for time ensuiimg year. A lintel
mng of the hackers 'ihl be hold on Monday
at whIch they elect two of their imumuber t (
act with time cotnmmiisshon men.
'I'tio following hiatt hogs emi tIme mmmarkot
.Jatmmes Cammuon , lialmilitoIm Uptliko & 'r.
t Harvard ; liarimnan & Dtutmn Stnpieliurst
J. Buck , Ciete W. Z. Po1htuthk. Co. Atiroma
'hiIes & F. , le\V4'tt Vi. C. Monri , wanton
a hathaway , RiverSioux ; McKeegan & ii
Jiamerot ; ii. E , iroborts Kermnard ; .Nelsomm
3 11. . Oaklammtl Sims ik. , Astor ; A. ii. Em ,
erlne , Council hulls ; Thomas .S C. , V'mtic
iieltl : Morris ' , Nelson , hlartlmmgton ; ( .1. ' 1
hitchcock. lhhair ; J. iioeimstein , hiartington
r hlastla Eagle ; Dlckman & Glass , Persia
halo t \i ay , Ord ; ' [ ' . E. White , I'lattsmoulhi
v. ii. F'reeruan , Oakland ; Nye W. 51. C
Co. , Niclierson ; L. L. Stephens , \Vaturloo
It. Conneli & Co. , l'hvlps ; Charles i1tintei
t ilmavaie ; F. S. i'tmctrco cl SonAurora.
O5IAUt WIiOIjilt.tIii MtRKF1TS
Saturday , bopt. 3.
Prom ! tine.
17me fofloivlmig ore tuie prlcCt nL whlci
Ii rottitd lOtd of prodUCe ore sold on thtm
men rAct :
1 ' [ 'ime receipts of all kinds of produce wtmr
ml as light as lltinh on Sstmmrmtay. 'I'huero Is
tendency 1mm tli , ebg immartcsmt foratocks to ac
ctmimiulate , svhiicm' . lois ttiseit a deCline Ii
prices. - $ ' t'C.ichita , Ycro.pot Ydry heavy
, . .
. . - . . . , , . , . . . , , S. ; .
l'rlces rtmmmuaiiu as yesterday with tue exception -
tion of eggs.
E008-Malket wail supplied and prices
weakening. The btmlk Is mimoving at 14c and
an oocaslonal case at 15tlGo.
IJUTTr.It-CImoicc . Is scarce. urices fair :
other creamimery , 2'2e' choice dairy , 1S20c ;
ummedutirn grcules , 13cti0c : orthinary , 9iOe.
( 'mtiasa-Market : good. F'nncy ftlil cream
cheddars , sltmgle , 12c ; flmit creamu. twins , 12c ;
young Americas , l23@l5c ; brick cheese. 100
lbs iii case , new , 14c ; Limuburger , 100 lbs In
case , now , 1S)4c ; SwIss , fancy Ohio , now 19c.
FOUI.TZY-Siarkrt fair pricesfirmmi. Sprint
chIckens $ I.75t2.50 ; oit ( towls $2.110(3.25 ( ;
ducks , $2.252.75 : ttmreya , 60j7c per he.
UAu-'flmo receipts of prairie chickens
rite liberal for so early in the seasomm and nrc
seiilng at $2.50i3.00. Mallard itmeks are ill
lIght receipt ntmd art' selling at $2.t2.'d2.ti0 ;
teal , almtl mIxed S1OJl.75. No quail have
tmeen received , tout thmey would bring about
52.0thj2,25 imer tioz , A few jack rabbits have
Pitt 1mm aIm mtppearalmco , almtl sold at i0c cccli.
i'oTATos-Scat : Co and iirmn imi 70S0c
Svr.uT : i'OTAT01m4-SWOet : potatoes art , iii
liberal receipt , and IbId a ready luatket at 3c
per Poulmd.
SAI.T I.tcr POTATOr.S-.Salt Lake potatoes -
toes immive html In an appearance on tIme tmmmtr-
ket , amiti good stock in selling at POe per
btuhel.
ONioNs-Scarce amud firm ; good stock , 00@
81.00 1'c' busimel.
U.tlRilAOK-'I'iie receipts are light , btmt thin
primsomit PtOMleCtS favor a larger crop luau
wits anticipated. 'limero vihi be a car tif Ccli-
fornia stock rt't'elved in a simirt titmme. Choice
Imomimo growmm , ? 59S0c 11cr tloz. imm.'atis.
51 51tNS-Watm'rrlmelumis bri n g $ S.t)012.00 )
PCI. umumitired : cautciopes. 50d75C ( cr Uuz.
'l'omIATOES-LOCAi gartiners report tIme
Stlipl' a lioimhing omit schi , arid that them CtOl )
has becim bemmeiitted by the late cool antI wet
vt'mtthmer. Coimmtmiission mmmcmi are aimly lumnti-
111mg a very few , Good stock $1,00tiJl.211 11cr
bushel ,
11tNCV-000tl hommey iim neat one lb.
franics iSa per lb.
CicLEnY-.t'he demand Is not very heavy so
early in time season. Good stock suitable for
esimmpmetmt Is sold * t 35Ji0c imer bunch.
BEAZIS. - liamid - picked navy beans
are quoted at $1.S0t1.tl0 per btichm,1 , anti the
other grades are selling from that figure
down to $1.25.
Pot'conmi-Cboiceforstands , I36j3C periti.
I'ruits.
Orders front the couiitrp requtrtip 8C-
k.etcdstoc1'aw1 criru crzrc [ it pricklu.i curt-
riot uhiceps hem , lhlUmd itt die saute pr1cc
qmtotcd to tImC local trade , for coznvmn 8t4ck.
'ihe niarkirt was vehl supplied wIth Call-
fornia frulls imeld over from yesterday. 'lime
deimmand was good amid stocks were mnnviuig
freely. Time consumption of Califomnia
fruits on this market Is onorrmions. Already
tiii measomi beLween seventy cmi seventy-live
cars hare mccii sold lotte , besitlns all the
hmomntm growm antI Utah fruits. 'i'liero hmas
lsmcmm nearly a lmtnmtlretl cars of mmielons ro-
ceived. Omimahia is tim'best fruit muarket in
time country for its sIze.
1'l.vH-'rho market is veil supplk'tI with
cimolce California at $1.54) tIer box. Large
red home grown pititus are Coming iii ( tulle
freely and are sciilmig at $2 per bushmol. IJali-
iorlmta prulies sell at $1.50 per box.
nit peaches
l'eAcllEs-Thmo imiarkot Is wehi supplied
whim very choice stock front Caihfoiiia.
Choice stock is going at S1.50d,711. Michigan
Peaches are selling at 53.003.25 per crate
of 4 baskets ,
NEcTLmNEs-Thero are a lots' California
nectarlmmes on time market. Cimoice stock'
.51 .25l.5iJ per box.
OnANnls-Timerc : are a few good oranges
omm thu muaricot. Roth , $ fl.007.00.
Ai'.PI.r.s-'I'Imo immatkct Is iirimmllmg ump amid thio
demand is better. Good stock Is moving at
$3.0o@3.75.
CoAn Am'pr.ts-Thore is a hittlo more in-
quir for crab apples and there Is a oed mar-
hot br choice stock at $3.50 per barrel ,
urller grocers' list
( ium.u'js-'he supply of hommme'grown numd
CalIfornia grapes comitlutmes liberal. Califor-
lila , $1.211i.50per'20lb boxhmormie-grovim ; , 4c
P ° " lb.
l'iAltS-Call fornia Bartlotts , $3.00 3.2 ;
other varieties , $ ti.50Th3.00 ( per box.
LE7.toNs-Tmo supply liberal. whtii fair tie'
ImIrimIcI , Comomnoim stock , S0.00@0.50 per case ;
choice , S7,00C7.5O.
BANANAS-'l'hle mnamkct is full of bananas
at $ t.50it.0O per btmncli.
, Grocer'e List.
COyFEE-Ordinmtry grades , 20J.t2lc : fair ,
2i4(2'2c ; priimme , 2223c ; fancy green amid
yellow , 2825c ; old ovcrnlneut , Java. 28@
.90c ; itmterlor .Java , 25tt23c ; Mocima , 28$0c ;
Arimtmckhe's , roasteti , .101cc ; 5c1.mttighmlin's
xxxx , 203fc ; IliwortIm's , 20c ; Jieci Cross ,
20ICc.
REFINED LAltn-'rierce , 6Jc ; 40-lb squcro
cans , 6c ; 50-lb round , 7Ig. 20.hb routmd ,
7c ; io.i'i nails , 7c ; 5-lb pails , 7c ; 3.lb
pails , 7c.
hicrcm.gs-Mediuimm , in bbls , $0.50 ; do In
half bbis , $3.73 ; somali , in hbl , $7.50 : do In
half bhls. $4.25 ; gherkins , in ribis , $5.50 ; do lit
halt bbls , $4.75.
WoornNwAEE-Two-imoop : pails , per dnz ,
p1.45 : 311001) pails , 51,70 ; No. i tub , $6.50 ;
No. 2 tmmb , $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , $4.50 ; washboards -
boards , $1.75 : assoittiti bowls , $2.95 ; No. 1
chitmrns , $9 ; No. 2 elmurns , $8 ; No. 3 clmurns ,
$7.
"htacimeal motmrnimjg for her children. "
"Is timero no bahmmi in Uilimtd. Is them rio plmy-
aicianm there ? "
Yes , for twooty'flvo yours
DR. TIIOS. JEFFEIIIS
Iraq Compounded a TCdICiLC Tli'st
11(18 SOt Failed in Asiy Case
of 1)iplftlseria.
Infallible as a preventive anti cure. No physician -
sician requIred Fail printed directions for
use. Sent byoxpresson receipt of price , $3.
Duriog it practice of twnnmty-fivo yours Dr.
3cfferl has not lost a emote of scarlet fever.
Vh ? Throat commmrmlicatlomis are c'tntmoiiod by
hIs iphtimt'rla Itemedy. Address No. 317 South
15th street , Omnalmu. Nebraska. Itoforenco-An y
cltii.en of Council [ fluffs , Iowa.
SILK , VEL VETS
PLUSHES
And SATINS
jr , ti.iui : our
Silk 'Depallifient !
15 , qeeomd to uiomse as to pr1ce. utul
qiiulitIe , , tIiItI lftltCfl you ( ti'e out
sIlolllflfJ StlIs , J'clvetmn , 1'1ttsi -
Cs 0 ? ' SutItta , tue flSk iumpertlon
of OU lttLIeJi. JJe u'ilI quotea few
( ) ftIIe , flt11Iy boi'Uatus hurt ire tia'e
14h0U'iHfJ ill tli itt IICjIa Pt , iieit :
Coloroci gros graili silks at Oo
750 , $1 tiid $15. All 00101'S
itt each vricc.
Colored Satin lilhiadarnes at75o
aud $1. Extra value at each
pr ice.
Colored Sui'ahi Silks at The
811(1 $1 , ill iii ! colors , includ.
ing evening shades , at eachi
price.
Black Gros Gralit Silks at $1 ,
$1.3 ! , $1.50 , $1.75 and $2 ;
every yai'd guaranteed.
Black Silk Rhadainas at SOc ,
; i , 1.25 , * 1.75 and $2.
Black Surahi Silk at 75 $ i and
$1.30.
Fancy T rinun ing Velvets from
$1.25 to $5.
A complete 11110 of two toned
brocade velvets and satins.
All colors iii satins at 50c
and 75o.
' % ro gladly give samIles for
comparison , as we defy coIn-
petition oh silk.
Thompson ,
Belden&Co1
&Co1
op L'IPTEREST TO J'JIOPERTI
0 WTts'ERS.
We have purchuscrsfor $750,000
u'orIle I ' ' isudile , .
of ifljI'OVl projerty.
1'i1''lt-Clf8tl IUcttiofl ( (11(1 t'ito lee
71roJCJty OtLlJ ( k.iI'eI. 0 uN lBS
wilt 1'I4I41SL' ' Cu fjIj TO-MOB-
110 Il' , MOND ! .1' , ILiitL IIIlIDEt Jpj5
(111(1 terms.
Gd'J'E CiTY LAND CO. ,
307 Soilt 161/i St.
PEOPLES'THEATRE. '
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Grand lteopemiinmg-Ono Week , Comnioncing
Sunday E'vcnhmi , SeIombcr 4th.
11ALLIDAY & CO.'S
AM0US OltIUlNAf COLOIUID GICOIIGIA
MINSTRELS.
2.1 . . . . . . .STAIt ARTISTS. . . . . .
Brass liaimd andCittssiemtl Orchestra
Look at the imionsror mitral oi' talen1. Greater
amid hotter tlmmtml over.
More and better comothimins , More Vocalists ,
Store Solo Imimmaltiamma , mtim.l more novelties thmtn
was ever before commccutrmttod unmtlor omme moult-
agornolmt.
A ( , tcn , morel atmd artltltm perlorinanco. I
pietigo immy rond. J. 11 , hi'tLLAiAY.
t2m 'We travel In our own $ lmeeial Car.
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TRADE SALE.
AUCTION !
-ox-
Wednesday , Sept. 7th. ;
10A.M. p
208,210,212 , , South ! lthSt
0M4111A.
900 Overeoa's. '
? 25 l't'ii , Ill'h'ClS.
( ; oo .i'i.e Suits.
800 1'al' Coninoii Pants.
40'J ColIanon Sitlts.
.lo ( ) Cmsinmon 1'itac J'ants.
100 Odd Coats.
: oo Othi
.1,000 IIaIs. , .
300 Ct10 ( . . !
1,000 .Ikmeia Jfoc.
7Iozert JJ'oi'kli,1 Shirts.
( ) Does Cheviot Shirts.
Ji ( ) 1)ozcn Ove'alls.
( ) Ipen Stimjer.s. '
1O ( ) 1)oci Sk ( 1fusul1erch1efs.
lot ) Itoen .MeIi' ( , Jtvmcu's and
a ii tl Cu lltlreu'.q ( Jautcrivi'u i' .
1,0(10 1)oen Toilet .SOIp.
. ( lll to be OJJ'Cl'CL titl t40t. ! tttimui
tJilst salt' , git's its jiour trade atut we
tell ! sit'c f/OIL hIlOIlC.
KOJIN & IVELIAS , ' ,
The Originators of Low Prices.
NEW BRANDOPERA HOUSE.
_
Commencing Monday , Sept. 5
First appearance in this city of the
Broderick Opera
COMPANY.
Commii'risiiig ' tIme following artists.
MISS IDA NUIA.g ,
MISS EMMA ! IIABV.L1.fl flAKES ,
MISS AIA SMMgItM ( ,
MISS IDA WEBSTER ,
MIt. GEO. I'AXTON ,
MAURiCE. IIAI1EMAN ,
11. n. iuicvii ,
WALL&CE BRuCE ,
GEl ) . II. I3ROII1tICK ,
FULL CHORUS.
: ) , CHORUS.Ruddygoll {
Gilbert A Sullivan's lmtott Opera with Slit-
( 'lAs. iCENElt\ ,
Tilwtsn.t\ ,
FltllAY ,
filbert .tc Sullivan' . Masterpiece.
1UAtINI tCET ( ) S'l'tflll Hit.
EFFICIENT OIICIIE8TIIA.
Imr.TINIE---SATUIIIAY ONLY ,
ADMISSION , $1.00 , 75c , EOc , 35c and 25c.
Seats can be securetl for time week at Pox Olilco.
EXPOSITION HALL
Entrance on 14th St.
Week of September 5 ,
With the exception of l'ritltty. Siiecimtl oigagu ,
mont of
w.C.COUPs
EQUESOURRIGULUMI
.
Thelargestoperit miomse ; attraction ever pro.
sonteti to the Annorican publio.
I Cam ioal ( of rnagmmilicemmt hiorso8.
1 cur load of apecitti scenery 1.
20 flrt clas artist. 20.
10 of the finest ednicattid horse. in the world ,
Time leadtmmg arnuSomont attraction and time
IfLI.htI'T LONION 8110W. l'atronmwd eve-
rywliero by thu elite , thu acienhitia , time cuh-
lured arid the literart people. V. C. Coup &
Co'swonderrul otluemttod brommolmo. In amarq-
big actmrtehnol anti battle scemios. Tb. 6 SIll.
ott.s.priimmlor bicyclists nod tunicycilsta imi Amer
lea. 'lime must rdllmmt'd Blmow on the road , the
only ormo oitiore.i by time leading peopio of
tue contimmont anti umttlor time personal supervision -
vision of % V. C. coup. lIsti , . originator of the
lmtrgmisi circmmsses , New York aquariumu and
several other colossal enterprIses.
TIllS GREAT JIOIIItMIAN BAND
OtSoin Artists ,
MA'I'INEE ItVittY : Al'TIIiLNOON AT S P. W
Adnnlsiomm25c. ltesurvvd seals CSc extri.
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