THE OMATfA DAILY BEIi SATURDAY. SKl'I'RMRKli. ! l Ifina.
SPEGIHL NQT10E8.
ADVKRTISEMENT9 FOn THKSK COLUMNS
will bolaUrn until 12:30 : p.m. fortlin evening
uml until 8:30 : p. m. lor the monrtn * mid Sunday
edition * .
AdTCrll eT , by requesting ft numbortxl olioclc.
sun Jmro their nnswcrH ndrtrri < p < l to n nnmbereel
letter In enmof TIIK HKK. Answers nondrtreMed
will boflellTcrofl upon presenlnllon of tlioehoeH.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Rate * IKc n word nrnt Insertion. le n word there
after. Nothing tnkon for leim than 2 , c.
--iiOYLES i& riAhri. NKW YORK I.IFK iiLnoC.
Tel. CSS , JiirrdMi IniBlnntH men mcnoirmphern.
AWANTED. . POSITION HY A GOOD IttlSlNKS'J '
man , with Irn yearn experience ) In irraln nnd
liimticr : refrmicc * siren. AtMruns , P. O. IKIX
100 Credton , Nob. M5BO 10 *
A WASIHNO AND IRONINfJ AT HOMF.OR OO
out. 1U1H Jones street. MH57 10 * _
A-WANTTO.TLAOE roii ofur-i OF IB TO
JVworlt for board wullo nttoiidltu school. 11117
Ciimlncs ln.-et. M8 < U
A-SITUATION WANTED I1Y AN KXPKRI-
-AiMiovd colored coachman ! iroort rrferenccH.
Call nt 430 South 'J4tli nvx , MHJIO 11 *
"A-POSITION 1)Y YOUNO JtAN ( SCANDINAV * .
Alan ; In store > > r any klnrt of Uusltirnn. Umlijr-
fitnnils booUKeeplnif. llcferenccii. Address P(13 ( ,
Rates IKon word flroHnsorllon. Icn wordlliero-
IUr. aJothlnic taken lor less tlimi SJSe.
iT-SALARY mi COMMISSION TO AOENTS TO
J Jliamlln tlio Patent Chemical Ink Krawr Pencil.
Tlio moRtiiftnftil mid novel Invention of the neo.
Jtrancs lull thoroughly In two HecondB. IVorks llko
niniflc. 20010 MM ) percent nroflt. Agents maklmr
tM nerweelt. We nlHowantn ireiieral mrenllo
take chnnrn of territory nml appoint rnib inrentH.
Araro rlianco to make money. Writ" for tortim
wirt n nppclinfii cif prnslnir. Monroe tnialnr Mlg.
Co. , X : iO. La Crime. VVIs.
_
"
"ll-DO YOU WANT TO 11ECOMK A FIRST CLASS
JjsnleHinan wlthn chnnco of becmiilnij a collec
tor ami work fortho Hinder Mfff. Co. If no ijply
nl Singer onicu 151H Douglas. 101 31.1
1 } MANAOKR.INnOBTIUOUS. CAPABLE
J'yo" ! ! * ' " ' * " tonianaco omea for rellnl > lo com-
jmny. oed salary nml Interest In business. Mimt
furnish references and Invest $500.00. Hoom 510
Htock KxclL Itldir. . Chicago , 111. M4287 *
B-\VANTKD JMKN TO DIO WELLS NEAR
Council Hluffs In Pottawattamlo county nml
tike pay part In cash nt.il . jmlln horses. Apj.ljr to
Leonard Kvorotl , Council lllults , Li. 21TU4
-WANTED , TRAVEL1NO SALKHMEN TO
JJlianrtIonew Columbian novflly an sideline : no
fake : big Inducements. Send 10 cents for n
ump1o. Dollniia Novelty company , IDS La Ballo
gtruct. Chicago. M7HU ! ( )
TV-WANTED. IMMEDIATELY A REGISTERED
J'maii a uianairer foriny drug store. Must come
well rpcoiimiinled. State Halary oxpeeted. Ad-
08 , lleo olllco. M801 11
Tt-lV YOU WANT A OOOD PAYING JO11 WRITE
JJthe Hawks Nursery Co. . Milwaukee , Win.
M87107 *
T-A OKNTLEMAN OF OOOD ADDRESS. RF.SI-
JJdentof thlselty. can obtain reimiunratlro cm-
ploynicnlby npplyluif Room 211 Omaha Nallonal
tank buildlns uclween 10 a. m. and a p. m.
870 B *
B WANTED , MEN TO TRAVEL. $50 TOsflOD
IK.T monlli. Slono A Wellington. Madison. Wls
-EXPERIENCED RETAIL CLOTHING SALES-
mau , coed Nebraska town : permanent place ,
rood'Hnlnry for rlchl man. References required.
Address Tlio Ponton. Hebron , Neb. M8D1 10 *
n-WAKTKD. NE OR TWO GOOD AGENTS I1Y
JUnrcllnblil llrm to Hell a Hplemlld line of lubrl-
atlnir oils , trreases and Hiieclaltles , cither exclu-
Hlx'ely or as a Hide line , to thu mamifactnrlnt ; mid
jitoro trade In Nebraska. Address Lock llox : IU ,
aia."E"Cloveland,0. 1883 11
T-WANTED. ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC
-Omen and women waiillnir iicnnaneiit work.
$30.00 a week nuarantciil ! experience nnueccs-
ary. Goods tnonopoly : pay sure ; syslem perfect ,
omco and delivery team furnished. Terms Ireo.
Address K 80 , llox UiU3 ! , Uoston , Miws.
M98T U
. WAUTED ? JEBTALE H LP.
RatoH.lXca wonlflrstlmortlon , lo a word there
after. Nothing tnkon for loss than UBo.
A-IIKST OP WAOBS TO COMPETENT COOK
, vJaml laundress. Mrs. John M. ThuMton , 240ft
tftniam. _ 770
C-LADY COOK FOR RESTAURANT , SHORT
onlori.ulso.illiiliitf-rooin Blrl. Apply 010S. iuti :
805 8 *
C-aiRLTOC HNKRAIj HOUSEWORK. FAM-
lly of tlirou , imisMiu able to cook. Apply 1112
South 31st street. * ' M810 10
. GOOD "GIRL POU GENERAL
V/lioiiHcworlc In family of three , 1IS3 South yntli
- M8D3 1U
_
C -WANTED1. ' A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work ; \rasct > UJ.OO per week. Inquire at 3111 N ,
41 Bt street. WBO'J 10-
C ! -COMPETENT GERMAN OR BOHEMIAN
cook In small family. 1821 Wirt street.MH07
MH07 11 *
-WANTED. LADY SOLICITORS FOR SPECIAL
lino. Good pay to competent parties. Call room
IQll , Bee building. M802 10
FOR KENT HOUSES.
Rules , ! Oca line each Insertion , Jl.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less tliaiigBe.
D IIOUSF.9 IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
, O. F. Davis company. 10US Farnam. fi8tl
3) ( ! l AND4-ROOM APARTMENTS. VON DORN
block , with sleain ; references ; 810 S22d.
3)D 587
D - RENT. 7-ROO.M MODERN FLAT ,
Lapk-o bluclc , 00(1 ( S iith ; Ht. CBB
V n'llOOM COTTAGE. 'MODERN. CHOICE , IN
/Stanford Circle. C. S. Elguttor , 201 1IJO bldir.
) -B-ROOM HOUsk MODERN , NEAR 1UTSI-
uess , rent moderate. Apply 201 HCH bulldlmr.
D-fl-ROoT COTTAGE. ALSO 4 OR (1 ( UMFUR-
nlshr-d rooms , all modern , beautiful lawn and
Hhade , N , ! : . corM and .Mlunil streets. 411
1-LIST YOUR RENTAr'opKRTY
JH. . J. Kimdall , C07 llruwn bldg. Stores. Hats and
cottages wanted all over Jthu clly. M741 oa
_
I\-FOR RKNT. HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR. 703
JJNortn llUh street M700
t
Tk-FOU RENT. AIIOUT SEPT. 15. NICEH ROOM
J-'lioU8o , No , U42 South ll'Jit Blreet , on Hanneom
park motor line. Hicks Real Kstato Aircney. " 103
N.Y. _ Llfo liulldliiir. _ M721 0
. T\ FLAT , 7 rooms : ranint and all other convcn
JJlemvH ! Clouwsr block , 7i ) : S. lUlu Ht. , 25. C.
W. Waller , fil 1 Paxton blk. 7 8
D TWO SIX-ROOM HOUSES. SOUTH 20TH ;
llirat-iiiom.lioiiH'j. 17th Ht. ; 1-room Hat , lUth
nt. Inquire linil Hamll , 10 IU Dorcas. .
M778 11'
T\-10.00 I'nil MONTH FOR SIX-ROOM COT-
> I turo : , 1223 N. 2ltli. ( Ky netldoor north.
MH10 0
pk-MODKRN SIX-ROOM IIOIISK. 321(1 ( CABS.
J Flrsl class ivmir , tread nelgliboriioud. cheap to
deslniblu tenant , Apply to E. A , Nurtlinp. Tax
lept. , II. i M/lty. 823-D. '
n. ALL MODERN CONVEN-
fi. il''Ds Kimlh lUth Btruyl. 822 8'
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I-l'KEASANT. DUTACHEl ) KIGHT-ROOM
liuiiso. moilern , nleu lawn , barn , 2(111 Plerco
lrH > t , Item uiuderate , 821 12
D aOOD"NIJiUIORIIOOD.CKNTRAL.HEATH. ! ( :
fill , Meam ; i > 1l imidern. 4 to 7 rooms , brick
221 North l.'ltli Btrtt'L
l-ROOM-COTTAOE. CELLAR , CITY
waler nnd rihh-rn. cor , 30lh andSalder , only $ ' . ) .
Inqulnt 1318 F.ir iam. 877 IU
"
IIOIISK. 1721 DODQK. INQUIRE
ur oral I'.IIH Fanium , HTM 10
_ . H-ROOM HOUSK NEAR HIGH
uchuul , J.F.JIartou , 201U Ouiiltolaviuinu.
MKHV 15 *
POR RENT FURNISHtD ROOMS.
U'UrH. lf > ' u wunl tli'Ht Innorllou.louwonlthere-
fl.fr. Koinliulium : ! for less than 2Ac.
17--r'URNlSlll-i : ) ItO'JM WITH ALCOVE , SOUTH
I jrrtMil ; nl'io urn-ill rooms ; with or without board ,
MI-H. KuU-ht , .V , 2.110 Douglas utreet. D0i :
*
E TWO nuNiKinuiiooM : : POR
men ouviV..l ! So-.tlh ' _ ' ( lth uli-out. N 1 111
77 liLKti.lNT BURNISHED ROOMS. 1522 HOW-
L\\n\ ; \ . CIS S2H'
KURSU'iilfiD lilW.M.S. 1017 X rtWI CAPITOL
E-NKJKI.y rUIlNISHEO ROOMS , WITH ill
Without luMiil. C.lll'JKi . ; DuUKUv WSUll 10
_
-NICULY I'LRXISHUD UfKMs" ) [ X
i-ilvu tvxi Dud u.
740 111'
E-TWO Nll'KUY FURNIslIBD Ul/OUS. MOD- [
fnu'.onvuiiV''nuuii : buard eouuiniojjt. V20 North
LOlU Btroei. UM1
E-NICIU.Y FURNISHED SimTH l'J'ONTRK.M. (
Prtvutn f.iHilly. UI I N. 2Ki ! rioi. b8 0 *
K'-J'l'nMifHKU ' ROOTlVVn-n UATllTiTl MONTif
IjlUll J-'rtriKl'il .MslJll 10 *
E-FOW RKN'T , A SOI'TU KRO.NT ROOM. HAY
wrluilow. wltn mudern cuiivculuuct' * . 2212 Far-
ojiui ili-i > i > t. 870-10
R-THRUKNU'KLY FURNIKHED ROOMS FOR
Birht iKPilv-lui'iiln. , .MLiUern i-oiumiliuicciL
/UhlronH / 1'Ui. Wiuv. Mssi 11
FinmriBHED BOOMS AM3 HOAilp.
p-TUit WMV. wa ANin'ii N. ibTii ST.
* ? . 507
ro YQUXU WOMI\ : Hour. . uT'DP.R CARE oy
JP n'itClu-tiiiiasj.oclalioii | , UI d. J7lhHU
1'4
Wi'l'll ALUOVK. 210 U. 4iiii
it
ROOM.3 AND BOAItL
? NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD
. Bt tbo WcbBlor , 010 and 618 N , 10th U
1 < OS14 *
- ROOMS WITH HOARD AT MR. CHURCH-
1 ! lira. 1812Chlcairo. MIHWO *
1-ROOM3 AND nOAIlD , 1810 CHICAGO
JLSlrecl. H01-14
7-HAND9OME ROOMS. FURNISHED Oil UN-
-furul li < l , wllh board. The Fren2Pr. _ 1 ItJJJ.
glith utreot.
, Y FtJRNISHED ROOMS , VERY PLEASant -
. ant , homo tablemolenito rules. 11U4 Fttniam.
SO 12
noOMS , WiTII Oil WITHOUT
board , very mnnon.-ibla. nui 3. 23th Are.
Are.B0710'
? -Fim fi IIKD IIOOMS. WITH HOARD.
Jl. Utopia , 171l-l"'l DavenportSf 872-10 *
Raten , IWe n word Qrnt Insertion , Icnwordthero-
fter. Not hi ni ? taken for lens than 25e.
. 3 SOUTU FllOHT IIOOMS COB N. ISTTI ST.
MllllSlll'I
G a citAMHF.iis vnn HOUSKKKBIMNO TO
mnn nnd wlto , no children , hydrant and clutern.
810 N. 17th. 483
2 Oil ,1 ItOOMS , UNFURNISHED. 1003
Tx > nronwortli t. ISSO 8 *
FOKBE..T STORiiS AND OFJFlCiS.
Hates , lOc a line each Insertion , $ I.sfT a line per
noiilli. Nollitng taken for less than 2uc.
I FOR RENT , THE I-STORY HRICK HUILDING ,
Din Farnam HI , ThohnlldlmMiaua fireproof eo-
nent basement , complete Hteam-hoatliij llxtures ,
vaier on all the Hoers , gna , etc. Apply at thuolllcu
of The lleo. 1)10 )
T FOlFllENT , OFFICE SPACE ON GROUND
lloorul 1701 ! Farn.-iin ulrcol ,
T-OFFICKSCHKA11. WITHNELL 1JLOCK. IfiTH
-land Ilarney. M.111S 111'
1 WE HAVE SPACE TO I.ET FOR DKSK ROOM
to Homo 'desirable party. Call or mUlre H ,
yckofT , Snamann & Ilunudlct , 171' ' Farnani
direct , Omaha , Muu. 541)
3 FOR RENT ! STORE AND BASEMENT AT
110South ! UlliBtreet : store. Mm,1-U4 ! anil Mil )
Capllol aveuno. A. J. Popploion. room 314. First
National bank bnl Id Ins. M747 0 *
f ImiCK BTORE WITH' FIXTURES , 1470
ISoulh lOlh. Iiuiulro Oust Hamll , 1(11:1 ( : Dorcaa
Hlroct JI77I ) 11
T I11UCK STORK ROOM 22X00. 18TH AND
ABt. "Mnry'a avo. suitable for crocecy or feed
more , cheap , and will take rent out lu trado. In
quire 1U18 Farnam. 8711 10
T-CHEAP. PART OF CORRUOATED IRON
JLwarehouae on UurlliKtoii track , near U. P. ilepot.
Address V (15 , lleo. JIS11S 0'
AGEKTS WANTED.
Rates , lOoa line each Insertion , $1 BO a line per I
mouth. Nothing taken for lean than i' . " < o.
J WA _ . . . . . . _ .
hlith eradu arl works very liberal Inducement
offered ; only llrsl-elass psoplo wanted. Address
Chicago Llfoslzo Portrait Co. , 100 Wabash nreiiuo ,
Chicago. M85S 10'
T-AOENTS WANTED , FOR THU PERFECT
cookln > r mat and griddle. A new culinary arll-
clo to bo used for iireiirlntlmmoHt ] : ( perfect food.
A poslllvo ciiaranty iuraliiHt bnrnlnjr food of any
kind. Soon payH for ItNeHJn tlio Havlns of k'ranlto
and llnw.-ira JIllllonH of them will bu sold In thin
country alone. Two lo four can bo Bold In every
family. The agent who doea not take an nency
will mlHS the opportunity , of a llfo time. Agents
arc now averaging ! IO to 00 nalen a day. Sample
by mall , postpaid. ij ! cento. W. H. Herman A Co. ,
Manufacturers , Napoleon , O. , and St. Louis. Mo.
MB8H l )
"WAMTED TO BENT.
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , if l.nn a line per
month. Nothing taken for Ic3 $ than 23c.
K DESK ROOM IN FRONT WINDOW OF
Htoro on 10th Btreet , between Douglas and Chi
cago. Address P 03 , Uee office. 84311 *
-WANTED , IN XOUNTZE PLACE OR IMME-
dlate vicinity , by two young lailleH , four or llvo
iinfurnlHhfd rooma , a Hmnll cottagu or one lloor of
flat ! references. Address P 07 , Beo. M8.TJ 14 *
K-WANTBD-ASSOON AFTER SEPT KITH AS
possible to rent house in west part of city con
venient to Farnam st car line , G or 7 rooms , mod-
urn with stable. Good tenant , no children , will
make lease If wauled. Address P 01 lice.
87510
-WANTED , FOUR if ICE ROOMS. CENtrally -
trally located , in private family or apartment
house , suitable ' for light housekeeping. Address
PGO , Reo. 808-10'
STORAGE.
Rates , lOca line ach Insertion , $1,50 a lliio per
nonth. Nothing taken for less than 2 * > c.
M-STORAGE.WILLIAMSiCROSS.VJl'lHARNEY
M-STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
clean and cheap rates. R , Wells , 1111 Farnam ,
- 61)0
WANTED TO BUY.
Rales , Ike n wonl first insertion , lea word Ihcre-
nflcr. Nolhlng taken for less than 33
T\T WILlUY oTo"100SHAREsr OMAHA
-L bank stock if it can bo had cheap. Address P
47 , Bee. 707
\T-WANTED , 2 SECOND-HAND CALDRONS
i.\vltli furnace , capacity 60 lo 1OO callon- * each
Apply to John Laiizlil.ind , actlni ; sreretary Asso
elated Charities , B07 Howard streol , Mfc38 0
'XT-GOOD HORSE AND MILK DELIVERY
Jwaeon. . AddiX'Ss P 51 , Doc. M8M5 0
-WANTED. NEAR FARNAM OAR LINE. 0 TO
" room modern house , worth $1,000.00 to
$5,000.00 , payments to bo made as follows :
$300.00 cash , balance $125.00 to $160 00quarterly.
Placu with barn preferred. Ames , 1017 Farnam.
MH8t : 11
FOB , SALE FUKNITUKE
Rales , IHc a wordllrstinserllon , lea wonl there
after. Nothing ; taken for lesi than 'Jjc.
0 r RKm' oil'S&ui ? liWT llAKS VV'
rlcht i > lano. Inijnlro room 'JUS , First National
bank bnlldliur. 'J23
0-A HOUSE FULL OF NEW FURNITURE
uncd three mor.Uii ; must bu sold In three days.
Can be een from 'i lo 5 p. in. 1817 Jackson street ,
M8UO 0'
.FOR BALE
HORSKS , WAGONS ,
. IHc a word llrst Insertion , lea woi-'l thero-
ufler. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
1J-FOR SALE CHEAP. A NICE PONY CART
-L Inquire ut 1(114 ( Cumin * street. MH81
- - HOARDING AND
r-FIRST-CLASS LIVERY.
Windsor stabled , 1410 Davenport , itoraen for
carriages. M782
| > -FOR SALK , A BAY HORSE , CHEAP. IN-
L nulreat 123 N. 37tli St. 817-1) ) '
> -FORSALE CHKAP. A GOOD HORSE AND
buggy. Imiulm442 South 21lhAve. M8.l 10 *
IJ-FOllSALE CHEAP , A PACER , OOO1) FOR
-L saddle or buggy , Inqillm 442 Boiilh 21th Ave.
M853 10
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
H.-itcH. IKea word tlrst liiHiruon , lea wonlIhoro-
aflei- . Nothing taken for loxi than 23c.
Q-FOR SALE. A REGULATION SIZE IIRUNS-
wick .V llalko bllllanl tuble , raek.euus nud balls.
Evurythlug hi Ural-class bhupo. Addreus N 24 ,
Bee. 11480.
Q-1XRSALECHEAI'LARGE FIRE AND I1URG-
lar proof wife : ulso Hinull fireproof safe. Inquire -
quire jit 11 lUi'ai-oain nlmiU M443
EBRICK , STONE AND LUMBER FOR SALE
Ucheap at Izard blroet uchoul , between lUlh and
20th. P. S. Balen. JI5U5 12'
Q-FOR SALE. ICE IN CAR LOTS. GILBERT ,
Ilron. . tf.-iiip block. Council BlullH. M757O2
VN" JOU3.
| ) -11UILDING AND LOAN AGENTS. WRITE
-Ivforcopyofeontraet oWrod by D , L.PriUJr. ,
Hccrutary au < l uinuwrrn' Interslato llullilhiit nnd
Loan company of Slonx Clly , la. M852 10 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
lint , lk ( > a lliuM'-u-h insertion. $ l..l ) a Hue per
onlh. Jiolhlng taken fur | i < ts tlun 2&c.
S-MRS.NANNII : v. IVARREN. CLAIRVOYANT.
i-ellablubuoliies-iineilliimsithyeariit llllN.lOth.
=
; . BATUS ,
Rates , Idou llnueach Insurtlon , $1.50 a line per
month , Notliuii ; taken tar l < ii > a tuau 25o.
M -MME.CARSON. 11'Jl DOUQLA8 "sTKKKT.'aD
1 floor , roim 7 , lunsiiwo , alvohc mlfl m and HHJ
VathR. MHUO 15'
-MMIi BTOWE , MAO.NIITIO HHALEU 21
Douglas blork W KCJ _ ' ( )
| X-MADAME 8MITH. OOJ S. IITH. : 2Xim.obRi
* Rooml. : Ma bao , vr.porulcohul. htcam.HnlpUiir-
no iimt oa tuiihw. in7lu U *
Pi.RSO.TAL.
Rntes , lOoa lh | eich : iniwrtlon , ifl.5i ( Ihri per
luoiiili. Nuthliitr Ukiui Jorlua-4 < ' '
,
mii imilis. wJiliiiinil li.-ilr treatment , niitiilciiro
nJl blk
iVU (
MOiNx.YUO LUA.M
itr-A . JiBTATE ,
lih rilon , * l ll u line i > er
month. f > oUiUijf | .ikiu for lustt lliaii Me.
\\r-l/1ANS ON IMPROVED .VND UNIMI'KOVED
fily projK-ny. M.OINI nml tipwuivls. 5 to iu ; P.T
ctnljno iIvUrH. AV. r > iruiiu Siiilui & Co,13JC faruaui
iirf
LOAN REAL ESTATE
\\r-ANTHONY LO AN ANDTRUSTCO..niRN. Y.
Llfo , Icnd allow rotes for choice ttecnrlly on
Nebraska nnd Iowa fnrms or Omaha city property ,
\ r MONKY TO LOAN AT 1.OWE9T RATES.
' The O , F. U.irla CoM 1305 Farnnm street. 001
" \ VMONEY TO LOAN AT LOWF.3T RATES ON
' * linpronil nnd unimproved Omfiha real ostato.l
to3 years. Fidelity Trust Co. . KOUFarnani. 002
W CT "MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES.
: Apply toW. R.Mcllclo , First National 1IX Mil * .
\ \ r--'M > .o < > TO * i.r.on.oo TO LOAN i TO . -
'V years on Improved Omaha real estilo or farm
lands. E. C. Oarvln , t Co. , BOS Sliocly
UO LOAN CHATTELS.
_
Rntes , 1 Oca line v ch Insertion , Sl.nn n line per ,
month. Nothlnjr taken for lof than 'JJo.
x- -DO YOU WANT MONKY ?
xWo
Wo will loan you ANY SUM yon wiMt on your i
KURNITUHK , PIANOS. HOUSES. WAOONS , I
_ CARRIAGES. WARKHOUSK RKCKIPTS , etc. 1
. Wo clvo prompt attention to all nppltcallona , '
anil will carry your loan ns lone n you wish. '
You ean reduce the cost of carrying your lo.in :
by n payment at any llmo. There In no publicity :
or removal of property. i
FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
Room . Wlthnelt block ,
GOO Cor. IGth and Ituruey sin.
V-WILfc LOAN MONKY ON ANY KIND OF SB-
Aciirlt.v : ntrlctly coiiUilcntliil. A. 12. Harris , rtxni
1 Continental block. (1(17 ( (
V -MONKY TO LOAN
t\- Wo will loan yeti nny Hum which you wish ,
mimll or Ixrirc. nl Iho lowest jionilble rnte , In the
'n. nnd for nny lonirlh of tlmo
to Hiilt you. You can pay It back In such Install-
nienlH as you wish , when you wlnli , anil only
pay for It n Ions as you keep It. You cjiu borrow
onHOURKIIOM ) FOIlNITtinE AND PIANOS ,
HOHSKS. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAHKllOUSK UERKIPTS. MKUCHAND1SB
OR ANY OT1IKH SKCUHITY.
Without publicity or removal of jiroporty.
OMA1IA MOIITQAOE LOAN CO. .
: ilJ SOUTH KITH STUKKT ,
nrnt lloor above the street.
THE OLDF.ST. LARGEST ANDONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
(108
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Ratoa , 10c a line each Insertion. $1.60 a Una per
month. Nothing taken for less thau 2oc.
YY -
Y BEST WEEKLY NKWSPAI'BR IN NEI1RAS-
ka for Halu at a bargain. WcBtorn IlnslneHS
Aeeiicy. 310 N. V. L bldg. J-'ll'SlO '
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Y W ANTED OOOD ENERGETIC PHYSICIAN
AddivHH Lock llox 71 , Ilertrand , Neb. 414
FOR SALE OR RENT THE STOELTINO
Hotel In Pnwser , Adams Co. , Neb.- Apply to J.
. K ny , HautlngH , Nob. ' 41o 23
Y-WANTED-PAnTNKR , EtTHEll SILENT OR
active , with caBli , to carry gralu'ln Central No-
braHka. Can buy cheap. Good prospect , to double
money. Capacity for Ufty thoim ud buahcla. Ad-
arena , O 44. Heu. " ' 43U
Y-11F.ST PAYING MEAT MARKET , IN THIS
city tor sale or rent. Call at 25U2 lUondo street.
M3 7 S22"
Y BUSINESS OPENING FOR A FIRST- CLASS
butcher shop , location good ; ' llt&ral Indnce-
iiientB ollered to right party.- Apply ut GOD H. 13th
street. * ' *
087 8
V WANTED , THE UNDERSIGNED , OWING TO
.i 111 health , wish to Hell their hardwara utock , lo
cated at a thriving county Beat town In central
Iowa ; a good paying buHlnesa and a bargain for
the right party. Addreaa P 41 , care Dee.
Y WANTED. TO LEASE. ELEVATOR IN
eastern Nuuraska. or weslcrn Iowa , where
IherelsiiROodcorncrop. Address P.O. Box lot ) ,
Creston , Neb. M024 12-
FOR SALE. GOOD PAYING DRUG STORE.
Address P 18. care Beo. MC.71)
FOR SALE , ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A
prolilablo manufacluriiijf busluosa lieu uwa &
Co. Bit ) 8
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Y FOR SALE OR TRADE , WELL ESTAII-
llshed drug slorc , dolnf good business. Addretm
P53JJee. 845-10 *
Y-FOR SALE , A "DROP A NICKEL IN THE
slot" machine for selling cigars. Will Bell
cheap , as I have no more use for it ; almost new.
J. N. Collier , Fall-bury. Neb. 810-U
Y BAKERY FOR SALE. CHEAP , IN TOWN OF
C.OOO Inhabitants ; ouly ono other bakery In
town. AddressP02oaro.Bee. AltJUU.U *
\7-FOR SALE , A FINE GROCERY DOING A
J. good business In good location ; will invoice
jl.2OO.UU : part cash ; sickness reason for selling.
Western Chemical Co. , 313 South 13th St.
St.M853 10
Y-FOU RENT , A BAKERY SHOP , OLD STAND
No. 010 North 10th street. Apply to Jos. Red
man. M884
i-OR EXCHANGE.
.Rates , 1 Oca line each Insertion , $1CO a line per
mouth. Nothing taken for leas thau ,25c.
Z I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS
and Dakota. Will Bull cheap or exchange for
mdse. , liorses and cattle. Add. bo.x70 , Frankfortlnd
Oil
7-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL
take real estate , money. Box 21)5 ) , Frankfort , liid.
( ill
p
BUSINESS BLOCK , . .GOOD TOWN IN EAST-
S-Jcrn Nebraska , for Block tndse. Addrcn P. O.
Box 1011 , Ciroston. Nob. M51032U *
y plNE RANCH TO TRADE , 6U7 BROWN BLDG.
/J M7-12-O2
y $3.500 STOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE
//for * 1,500 cash , S5OUJ land. Box 781. West
Point , Neb. . " JJ1781
rTO TRADE , CLEAR WESTERN NEBRASKA
Allan 1 forout.'ilde Omaha acre property. Address
Box 085 , Schuylur. Neb. M7KO 11 >
Z-IMPROVED LAND IN SANBORN AND JER-
anld counties. South Dakota , will trade for iner
cliandlse. Address P. 48 , Boo. M834 13 *
I/-CLKAR LOT IN PLATTSMOUTH FOR A
A/bicycle. Uenawn , t Co. 8.73-10
I/ WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR A SAFE
' -Junl ; a No. 3 National cash register } Address
P 01 , Bee. JIH85 10'
V TO EXCHANGE LAND FOR MERCHANDISE ,
good Imperial lot for blc.velu or clears. Box
204 , Imperial , Chase county , Nub. M801 0'
TOR BALE REAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOc n line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than t3c. !
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17A11M LANDS , C
BARGAINS-HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS. SALE
or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker blk. M3.ll
\\niY NOT INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN A
> > nice homo ? I am ottering a good 0-rooni house
and half uero lot for half their valim. This U a
John W. Uobblus , owner , 240 Bco Bldg.
351 S21
F I OR SALE
Good farms that rent for $2.00 per acre cash
for land In cultivation. Price $2UOU pur auro.
Also ,
Farms that njut for share of crop. Price $8.00 to
$15.00 i > er acre.
Also.
Uooil unimproved land at $3.00 to $12.00 per
acre ,
Terms 1-5 cash , balance In annual payments.
7 percent Intel-out.
vai commission given agents.
D. Hayes.
No. 310 1-2 South 15th street , Omaha , Neb.
A SNAP , IF SOLD THIS WEEK $2.1UO WILL
buy IU acres Hot. i ) , Pearson sub dlv ) C miles
west of P. O. Adjoining land uolls at $31)0 ) per cso.
Address H , 11. Miller , Oakland , Nub. 772 10 >
o.U
170R 8ALE-100 'ACHES OF SPLENIHD FARM-
Ling land about 10 miles east of Omaha and U12
miles east of Council lilufls : HO ) ( suctlun ; i , town
ship 75 , range 42 ; price , $3(1Oil ( ) > er aero , Will
take a small properly as part payment : balance on
lOyears' tlmo. Apply to Leonard Evereil. Council
Bluffs , la. M7U3-11
O IMP ItOVED FARMS FOR SALE , SPLENDID
Oland ; good crops ; joining lo\vn , I. D , Kvatis ,
Slockliam , Nob. 825 8 *
StOUKlTIES FOR SALK
Ratca. lOc a line each Insertion , * 1.50 u line per
month. Notlilmr taken ( or lom than 25c.
8 PER CENT MORTQAOES FOR SALE , SKCUR-
llyabtolulelyuafo , Ames Real Estate iigency
1017 Farnam , < L.a. RL. .
HIGH URADK OMAHA CITY MORTOAOE3 ,
uelllng puri-liHHerH guud raw of iuterutt , uuiit
ot from 110U tii | forsalo by UlobaLoan .V Trust Co. ,
10th { t DoiU/o , Omaha , Particulars on application ,
1114
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\VK"OWN. BY FORECLOSURE. AND OFFER
' one of the best properties on Lowu iivennu.aU
In elegant Bhape , 147 feet front , wllh uverylhlng
eompletn ( thu house and barn alone eobllnif $10-
( Hill.inn. nt ii price low enough lo Jinnltya purchasu
Bol.-ly ni an Investment. nsTi
It is tlio best pniiiorly In Omaha for the money.
Look It over hialilii ami out. Ino wt U cloauly. Tir
will bo HulJ at a ifroat s-icrlllco. This Is un oppor
tunity of yuur life to get uno of the moat beautiful
ivsldeiic-i'H In Omaha furies tli.lu 00 par cent 'uiot
lib UfllUl l'U.t.
Call and wu will show you this propjrty witU
pleasure , GLOBE LOAN'I RUST CO. ,
llillumd Dodro stii-eta.
M401
'IX ) SMALL OR LARGE INVESTORS
J. , SOME
vwry cholco securities lira otferod at an attract-
Ivu dlbcouut. UoiuUvarraut . mortgages , Bl01
absolutely trill edged. Iitqulro of Juhn Dale , com-
merclal broker , 20U N. Y. Llfo. asa ll
HIT
r 1011 ta.VLE-SOME GOOD WUO.OO FlltSK MORT-
irari'N nil clly proiierty paylnr 10 per centj no
uellerinvtiiliuont. AdUrumi "Owmsr , " P 4 , Bee.
S7U
pHOICH 1ST MORTOAOES. 'ANY' AMOUNT , 'O.
V G. Wallace , llrown block , Itllli and Douglas. '
Ilnlna , I o wofl fit-KlVln ortloii. lo n word
tlicrp ttor. Nothing takaft tPf lon _ tlitil MB.
PONY , K" ON J.KFT ,
W" left shoulder. > niVddres8 4003 Cumins
street M914 '
_ _ _
0 N 10th. BETWEEN HOWARD AND JACKSON.
Lilly's cold watch mid HIinln. Liberal rewnnl
for return to Wrlelit A Lailihrjr , 10th nnd Howard ,
> < M805D *
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LACK POCKKTBOOlf LOST , WITH 416.00 IN ,
on I'-tcltlc street cnr. Rewnnl tor return to Ifc-o
' . M803 11
SHORTHAND ANJD.O ? YP-EWKITINCJ.
Rains , lOe a line each Insertion. $1.BO n line per
month. Nothing taken for loss than S&e.
V"OUNO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOON
J- acquire a working knowledeo of shorthand nnd
typewriting nt A. C. Van Saul's school of short
hand , nli : N. Y. LI fa Typewriters to rent. UIB
rPHEIlKST PLACE TO LEARN SHORTHAND
L and tyiHiwrltlng It nt the Omaha Commercial
rollegc , Write Rohrboiijth Bros , for catalogue ,
Oinnha. Nob. mi S22
FURNISHED HOUBEB FOR RENT.
RatcB , IKo a wonl first hmcrtlonle n word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
170R RENT-8-ROOM DETACHED FURNLSHED
JL hoiiRo ; modern Improvements : neighborhood
Hnnscom Park : porfi-ct Jem of a home : renl for
lerm of years , or will sell funilluro , on llmo if do-
blrud. Rent W5.00 IM.T month. Address P 30 , lleo.
M737
DRESSMAKING.
Hales , lOea line each Insertion , Sl.f.l' u Hue per
month. Nothing taken for less than l > \ ,
17NOAOEMENT3 TO DO. DRES3MAKINO IN
JljfamllleH solicited. Miss Stunly , 4218 Nicholas
street. 7011.03'
ENGAGEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN
families solicited. 2U21 California hired.
M837 10
WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS
Ratcs.lKc a wonl llrst insertion , lo a word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 250.
rpHOSE WISHING TO VISIT THE WORLD'S FAIR
JLat Chlcncocan find neatly furnished rooms nt
20138111 Btreet , near Grand Boulevard , nt fiOc lo
$1.50 per day ; convenient to eUvnted R. R. nud
Collage Grove avimne cable cars. ( il0 ! O31
MU3IO , ART AND LANGUAaES.
Rales , 100 a line each hiiertlon , $1,50 a line per
mouth. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
G F. G E LLEN11ECK , BANJOUT AND TEACH RU ,
.1810 . California street. 011
170UKIOK GENTLEMAN -WILL GIVE LESSONS
JtIn Herman and French , grammar and conversa
tion. Uermnn phraseology a speciality. Address
P UO Bee. 874 0 *
SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS.
Katca , 1 Oca line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 2uc.
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BOY B nnroi3 5rEw''YoilK"LIFE Dt } ,
carry Ihe largest liuo of type writers In the
west , all uinkes , 'J3.lo 75 per cent saved on all
leading machines. Tel. 638. 2 12
UNDERTAKERS AND EMMALM.JSKS
Rates. lOc a line each Insertion , $1.50 aline per'
month. Nothing taken for less than 2tic.
\Y. BAKER ( rbRMEIlLY WITII JOHN f G.
.Jacobs , ducuamil ; lalerjWith M. O. MauD.uudcr-
taker and enibalmer , 316 sV Ilith st. Tel. U'Jli.
In. . 018
Rates. IKca word first IhSfcHlon , lea wordthcro-
Tter , Nothing taken for 1-w tlian 'JJc.
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PON 'V.WiilTK SPOT IN
i-face. John Nelson , Ho ) Hill addition. Military
road , three miles out. n.-ni S2-D-10-23-30 *
PAWNBROKERS.
Rates , lOo a line eaclilnscwlon , $1.BO a line per
mouth. Nothing taken fijrJiss ; than 23o.
JSONNENBERG , DLVWOND BROKER , 1305
Douglas BLLoaiiHinoiie t > nUlamondH , watches ,
etc. Old gold and silver bought. Tel. 1558 , (110
Rates , Ike a "word first Inalrtlon , Id a word tliero-
fter' Notliliitrtakctffor lasa tliau "J5c.
EW & SECOND IIAND'.BCALES. ALL KINDS.
Address IJOrden ASelleck Co. , Lake St. , Chicago.
, 017
THE -IlKAI/TY MAUKKT.
INSTRUilENTS placed on record Sojiteuibor 8 ,
1893 :
WAnnANTY DEEDS.
DKItondnrid wife to OH Davis , lot
10. block 0 , Orchard lllll ; wM lot
24 , block 1. Slovens' I'laco t 2,000
S L Hnyder to Kuuiiio Kreodman , lot 0 ,
block 5 , Albright's Annex 100
South Omaha Laud company to Fritz
HorKholT , lot 14 , block 1-fO , South
Otnalia , 075
A M Hodman and husband to .Smith
Kylil , 1 acre in nw sw 32-10-13 600
Thomas lluirerinan and wife to U II
1'uttlt , lot 13 , block 3 , Linwood
park 375
Helen K Nyiniin to O J I'oturson , lot
2 , block 4. Portland I'lacu 1,800
John Curniocly and wife to A L Koed ,
I'its4uud0 ' , block H , Iwllit ( & Ly-
inau's add 1,500
E W I'ntrlck and wife to Merchants
National hank of Kansas Ulty , lots
1 to iG ! , block 80 , Dundee Place 13,000
Sapie to United Hiatus Trust company
of Kansas City , lots Iti to'24 , block
aO , same 7,000
Total amount of transfers 9 20,050
WHEN YOU CO ABROAD
TAKU AMERICAN EXPRESS GO'S
Traveler's Checks.
Sale economical and available at ever 20.000
places In Kurope , Asia , Africa , and the
United States.
RH1LWHY g RJ
leaves ( CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A Q..I Arrives
Omaha | Uupot lllth aivl Mison Sta. I Omaha
4.20pm Chlcagh Veatlbulo 8.00 am
11.H5 am Chlcagh Express U.50 am
' Chicago Express 4.25 pm
747'iiiii Chicago it Iowa Local 0.05 pm
LoaveTrBUR LUJOTOX .t MOTRIVEICTArrlves
O naha I Dapot loth ami Mason Sts. I Omaha
West I Union Depot'10 tu Marey Sts. I West
n.OOam Texas Krfpr us lid.ill ( pin
Il.lOam Nebraska Sunn Lmlted 3.50pm
2.30pml World's Fatr.Llmltud I 4.40pm
0.45 urn . . . .KansasCity ICO'Express.I 5.55 pm
10.15 pin I1C. C. Nlghl Exp.Tm U. P. Trans. 5.40 am
10.16pm , . . . _ . . . . LoulsUxDross | D,4Uam
Leaves" ] UNION I > VplFlC. V "XrflveT
Oamlm Union Depot lllth'.VMarey Sis.I Omaha
07&0 un Denver Express. . , , "V.OJ pn
2,15 pin .Overlami'i'lyur 7.00 pm
4,15pm Beatrice .V Strom Hbs | Kx ( ox Sun ) 12.30 pm
(1.40 pm Puclllo F.\i > r s lU,40am
0.30 pill Denver t'4 l Mall 4.20 pm
.
Omaha I U. P. Depot aml'Marey Sts. | Omaha
fi.30pm | , , , , ChlcaroEipreas I 0 .35am
11.30am ! ChlcayoEJitfeaa | O.ftOpm
P. . B. i MO--VALLEY ( Arrlveii
Oniah : Depot l.'ilh nuil-WrflMU-irSt I O in ah
.Ml am . DeadwooJ 4.55 pm
.60.ru ( Ex. S.iUWyo. u.lKK , Moil. ) 4.55 pin
.80 pn . Norfolk < Kx ' Jay ) . 10.20 am
5.15pm .St. l'aulKJ n. . . . . . 0.23 am
leaves I CHICAOO , t ffoRH"WE3TN. | Arrives *
Ouiahal U. I'.ileiiot. loth A Marey " ! J. I Ornnhl
Loaves C. ST. P. . M. A O. I Arrived
Omaha Depot 16th and Webster Sts. I Ouiahi
Leaves I IOUX CITY A. 1'ACU'O. ( Arrives
Omaha I Depot. 10 and Marey Sta. I Omaha
0.45 am I. Sioux Clly I'asiu > niur | 10.20pm
. . . . . . . . . . . Paul Express 110.00am
. SIOUX CITYTTPACIFUJ ( Arrives" *
Onmlial Depot. 18th and W'JbslorSls I Oaiaha
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'S.45iim | . . , 7sl.PauTLnilUxl. ! . . . . . . .I ll..l'nni
6.4Spm | Chicago Limited | Q.'jsam _
Leaves I o3lAiLT7c ar , ' LuuiS.
Omabaju. P. Depot , iota mid Marey 1 Oinali a
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FUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
Prom the Banks to the Mills Improvement
Has Extended ,
CONDITION OF THE GREAT INDUSTRIES
After .Months or Dccllnn tlio I'roiluclnc ;
1'orcrt of the Country Ileciu to
flleurt A Itrlelitnr Outlook for
the Knturo.
NnwYonK , Sept. 8. U. G. Dun ft , Co.'s
weekly review sayn : linprovoment has ex
tended from the banks to the mills. The
condition of the great industries has dis
tinctly mended , though still seriously do-
) > res\od. More Important by fur than nny
rise in stocks is the fact thnt more works
have resumed Curing the pa t week than
have stopped operations , so that the pro
ducing force of the country , nftor months of
constant decline , has bosun to improve. The
money markets are more healthy , the prem
ium on currency has almost'vanished ' , the
improvements iu domestic exchange have
well nigh disappeared , and wlillo very little
money is yet available , for commercial or In
dustrial loans , thcro is some relief In that
rcspoet also.
Soft stool hns reached the lowest point on
record. $20 at Pittsburg , nnd , conscciuontly ,
all rail mills in the country are idle , but
thcro is a somewhat better demand for hard
ware , wire rods , barbed wire and contracts
for architectural work nnd agricultural Im-
plomcnt supplies arc reported nt Chicago.
8nle of WooL
Sales of wool have boon the lowest on rec
ord for years , 1,271.000 pounds , at the princi
pal markets lor the last week , against 7,010-
800 for the same week last year , the nvcrago
of 104 grades being 17 cents , the lowest for
many , years , and , in manufacture , it can
hardly bo ' said that recovery appears.
In tho'cotton mills resumption Is quite
general. Tbo paper business is doing better ,
but shipments of boots nnd shoes from DOS-
ton are 'again ' 112 per cent smaller for the
week than last year , and in three months
thcro has been shipped about bOO.OOO cases ,
against 1,050,000 last year.
Chicago receipts of cuttle in August worn
260,224 head , against 318.551 last year , a de
crease of over 15 per cent. These evidences
of the oxtcnt of depression are needed
now , because they show why the sudden re
covery , which some look for , is not possible.
It must take time to revive business after
such a shock is sustained , nnd thcro is no
occasion for dlshcartenmont if the recovery
is slow. , The prospects for corn have not im
proved , nnd the injury done by drouth seems
to Insure a much smaller yield than was ux-
ppctcd. The price during the week has ad
vanced fully \yt cents. Cotton has advanced
to 8 conts'witn'nssurancos that n now treas
ury arrangement will facilitate the supplies
of money for moving tbo crop. .A ftcr touch
ing 8 cents it has fallen a sixteenth nnd crop
reports nro still favorable despite dumugo
by the storm'in South Carolina. That the
volutno of trade has been small if late is not
surprising.
I.ust Month' * FullurvH.
Exchanges through the principal clearing
houses , outside of Now York , < ontiiluoto
show a dccreasc'ln ' comparison with last year ,
for tho'past week of 2J.3 per cent. Although
several banks which wcro forced to stop in
July and August have resumed this week ,
the nutnorous failures of the past two
months have thrown into confusion the cal
culation of merchants and cuuipcllud them
to curtail operation. Incomplete returns of
assets and liabilities for the month of
August show that the liabilities .in about
1,5SO failures amounted to $35-
44C.OHO , nnd the returns for the
remaining failures will probably raise
the amount nbovo $00,000,000. The
assets reported were $67,828.210 , and wnilo
734 of the failures , with $23,742,029 liabil
ities , wcro at the west , there wore 248 , with
$21,230.097 liabilities , in eastern states , and
3UO , with $5,407,004 liabilities , in southern
states. This body of defaulted liabilities for
the single month of August exceeds the
aggregate for any quarter , except live , dur
ing the past sixteen years.
The monetary situation has changed but
little , for there has been an abundance of
money , and only confidence in employing it
is lacking. .
Failures for the week have been only 323
in number , against 3S5 last week. While ono
largo mortgage company swelled the aggre
gate of liabilities for the weak , the average
of its failures .was lower than usual , 202
being for less than $5,000 each and only four
for over $100,000 oach.
IIUAUSlllUIST'S COMMU1CC1AI. KKVIK1V
Indicate * tlmt a Chance for
the Hotter HUH Taken Place.
Nrnv YortK , Sept. 8. Bradstraot's weekly
review of the state of trade will say : The
third successive week of improving financial
conditions , followed by n stimulation of de
mand for staple articles at many points , has
practically satisfied tbo commercial and in
dustrial communities that a change for tbo
hotter is a result of tbo Improved condition ,
and that tbo movement will provo contin
uous. The last premium oncurrency has
llnully disappeared and the tendency of the
banlt deposits to increase , pointed'out a week
ago , has become general and pronounced.
At nearly all the largo llnancial ctmiors
funds are inoro easily obtainable , though , in
only a few instances , at lower rates of
interest or discount. The fall
in rates of domestic exchange
Is widespread , and very little that
is abnormal remains. A carofui examina
tion of detailed telegraphic reports of the
state of trade to Brailstroot's muUos it plain
that easier mouey , present or prospective ,
lias stimulated couflduuco in an increased
volume of trade this full and next winter ,
but thai the improvement in the financial
situation has been relatively greater than In
commercial Hues. Industrially , the gain Is
noteworthy , so many mills and factories
have started up within tlio last , iwo weeks.
Now England cot'.on and woolen mills remain -
main very generally idle , and the outlook is
for lower wages in the former. Evidences
of reviving trade are apparent in an in
creased dumand from western and eastern
Jobbers of dry goods and hardware iu ono
sale of U.000,000 pounds of Territory , and
1,000,000 pounds of Texas wool. Western
holders of pic Iron are said to bo asking an
advance , but this is offset by lowest prlcos
on record at other points.
Advitncu In 1'rlcei.
The beginning of the upward swing of the
pendulum revealH advances in prices this
week , notably wheat utyt \ cents , lard , one-
fourth of u cent ; Indian corn , 2.f cents ; cof
fee , threo-oighths of a cent , and moats nnd
rice among food staples , in addition to which
'
oats'uro 1 cent hlghor , cotton is one-eighth
of n cent higher and naval stores also ,
owing to damage from tlio storm.
The fear tlmi funds might not bo availa
ble to movu the cotton nnd grain crops has
been finally dissipated by the offers of the
Now Yorl ; banks , yet cotton and wheat ro-
cuipts continue very alow , Advices from all
directions report very slow murcantile col
lections , llelallvcly the most rapid gains in
_
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
11 r doctor uijri it ACU gently on the itonuch ,
liver and kldnevi.miidliapleaxanl lazallve. Thti
drink U mule from herlu. and la prep&rol for tut
M euily u u-a. Hl cllod _
LANKSMEDIGEHE
cannot get It . tend your < Wre j forfrc simple.
Lane' * I'amlli Sluillrliie
IIIOVD * ( lie butioli
enrh dn rr In aiAer tn en hoiltbr ttiliui neotuarr ,
Oiti'iOll F. WOO UWAltU. LK Kor , I'.i
dUtrlbutlon of incrchaniliso nro found ixlong
tlio Ohio nnd Mississippi river rnllovs.
tr tlio llrst tlmo on reconl Kit-
roponn cnnd Amrricnnl wheat stocks
decreased during .Autjuit. st < ctcs
lioro , in Oiin.ida. nfloat for nntl In uropo.
ngercgnicd 1W.OOO lnuhol.i on Soulotnbor 1 ,
nbout doublu the duanttty BO bold In 181X )
nnd 1801. nnd nioro than ono-thlnl hcnTlcr
thnn auch supplies In 18S > 3. 15uroi > oan sup-
l > llos Increased slightly Insi week , whllo
tlioso hero fell nwny. Uonorts of wheat
from both coasts of Iho United Stntcs this
week ( flour included ) and from Montreal ,
equal -UKH.OOO bushels. nRnlnst fi.MU.OOO
bushels Inst weok. H,507,000 bushels ono year
nRo , 4,725,000 bushels two jrcnra npo , nnd loss
than l.fiOO.WX ) bushels In the lUte weeks
rosuoctlTel.v of IS'.H ) nnu 1SSU.
The hlRlt water mnrk In tbo mnttor of
failures this yonr was rnachod In .Tulv. with
, n total of about 2,000 nnd nearly $83.000,000
liabilities , ns compared with no.trh' SOO fiiii-
urt-s mid $ S.00,000 liabilities iu .lulv , 18'.RJ.
The financial eltuntlon nt Now York con
tinues to i show Rrndually Imiirovlnp ten-
dcncics. money comlnj : from the interior ,
whllo the decrease of apprehension unlocks
oousIUcriiblu local supplies of funds. Money
is again offered on tlmo and for the pmoliano
of commercial paper. allhotiRh rales are not
relaxed. About J.'XKt.lXX ) clearniff house loan
certificates Imvo been redeemed nnd larger
amounts will boTodeemed shortly.
The gross earnings of sixiy-thrco railroads
for Aueust giv ? a total of $35ol,000 , niralnst
f2 J.40--1Xh ( ) in August of lust year , a docrcuso
of la per cent.
CLKAllIMJ IIOU8K SrATK-UKNTS.
lint Two Cltlc * In the Untloil Stntnn Show
nn Incrcnio Over Lust Yenr.
Nicw YOHK , Sent. 8. The follow
ing table , compiled by Orudstrcat's , glros
tbo cloarmg house returns for the week end
ing September 7,1803 , and the pcrcentiigo of
Increase or decrease ns compared with the
corresponding woolc last year :
„
Dominion of CiiniKl.t.
WALL , STIIKKT I'OK A WKKIv.
Jniprovonicnt In the Jrniiuiclil ; Nltuiitlon
Noticed Kvcrywhrrn.
NEW YOIIK. Sept. 8. Bradstroot's weekly
review of Wall street will tomorrow say :
The sustaining element in speculation nt
present is the improvement in the financial
situation and relaxation of the strain under
which the money market has boon laboring.
At the same time the qualifications attach
ing to the situation are receiving attention ,
which was ut first denied thorn.
The fact that the repeal of the Sherman
act is meeting with delay in the senate is
not considered us indicative of its defeat ,
but constitutes an element of uncertainty.
Ono immediate effect is that foreisn conil-
dcnco In the situation hero has been
chocked , and though London has only
realized pro tits to a small extent , buying
from that quarter has been suspended. The
maintenance of the Hank of England dis
count rate of 5 par cent Is believed to bo duo
to fear of further financial disturbance hero
,
with demands for gold from this country.
Another unfavorable movement is the
heavy decrease in railroad earnings for
Ausust , which fact nlso affects the foreign
public more than our own. Wlillo the facts
are easily explained by the currency famine
and derangement of business , Auvust gross
earnings making a very poor sluwing , Mis
souri Pacific displaying for tv.c jionth a de
crease of * 837,000 , Louisville & Nashville
ono of $395,520 , while the St. Paul company
reports a loss for the month of SWU.TO'J ,
these examples being merely typical. 13o-
yond this , however , ! ! is u fact that the relax
ation of the money market , though marked ,
has not brought cither supplies or rates tea
a normal test. Money , iho principal in
gredient to prolonged Dull speculation , is
mice more obtainable in limited amounts ,
and rumors have been circulated that trans-
saclions have been made at 0 per cent. It
would seem , however , that these were ex
ceptional transactions , and that the payment
of a commission is still demanded , making
the actual rates exceedingly stiff.
Piles of people imvo piles , out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve will euro them.
Music aft. nudovo. at Courtand ! beach.
Suit Ovur Old hlmclri.
The city , James F. Tilly , superintendent
of buildings , and his bandsmen find them
selves the plaintiffs in a couple of suits , ro "
suiting from the tearing down of a couple of
old iruma buildings formerly located on
South Fourteenth street , nnd which were
ordered removed by the city council. One of
the plaintiffs , Lizzlu ICiesor , BUOS for fcJ.a'iT ,
wliilo the other , James Calygan , seeks to recover -
cover the sum of 2BTU. llo'.h of these plain-
tin's aver that name months ago Mr. Tilly ,
accompanied by a largo force of men , en
tered upon tbo premises and with u loud
noise destroyed the houses nnd set tlio mov
able property into the street , from whence
most of it was stolen. Besides wanting pay
for the goods t > n stolen the dufopd.intB feel
that they have been damaged in thu sum of
J2.000 each.
_ _
Plies of people huvu piles , nut Da Witt's
witchhazol salvo will cure them.
Will J'lKlU III. . Tru.t.
DULUTII , Sept. 8. That the Lake Superior >
Consolidated mlno Is not to have Its own
way In the ere trade Is evident from thu
action of the directors and managers
of the Minnesota Iran company.
Leaders in that company will
form un opposition consolidation of the !
Mcsilia mines , together with the Iron rail
road to tne lake front. Then there will bo a
baltlo royal between the giants.
Piles of people Irjvo imus , out. Do Witt's
Witch Hazsl SsaUo will carJ tho.ii.
Pine b utmt ; Courtland beach ,
READY FOR THE SETTLERS
Government Officials Anticipate Thsir Ad-
Tent iu tlio Oherokoa Strip.
CROWDS ARE PIUNG INTO THE COUNTRY
Alone the lloritcr * of tlio Nnw I.nmlri Are
Thoiinnmli of Snttlnra
for Their Itnonptlitu
" \Vlilch Unto llrcn Alndr.
Kan. , Sept. S. .NJnJor Swlnt--
foni , ngcnt of the land onieovns in tlio city
toility. Ho spoUo of the titisatUfactory locu
tion of the county neat * sDutli of hero nnil
said tlioy hail IHJIMI chiinjo > l from their origi
nal locations by tlio ofllclals nt WashlriRton ,
who wore tinncqu.ilntutl with the facts. Ha
Kivos it as lib opinion thnt both ICnlil nml
1'onil Crcok would bo inovod nearer tlio center -
tor of the count las within n yonr. Thcro
will bo a [ ante Jown ut 1'oiut Urcok whether
the uhaiiRO Is uinilo or not.
The rush is bctfiunlmf liuload earnest now.
1 IIP rontlsJertdliiK to tiu > * . ! ' } ' tire llnoil with
btrlptiors nnd the Kooit Islanl trains nro
ci-owded every day. The work on > the land
onico nt Pond Creek is almost complete * ! ,
The wells have been sunk and t-vorythini ? Is
ready for the settlors. The Strippers horn
hnvo received u tuppl v of nil the blanlt
forms nnd tire having thorn lilloil out so thnt
only the nanio will htivo to bo sipncd when
they register. This method will partult a
vast number to register in ti day.
Titouui.b'8 IIP TIIK UIIIMISIC. :
United Stntni Courts In California llonrliiR
Areumuntn on Di-portlnc Olenll.iln.
SAN FIIANCISCO , Sept. 8. The United
States circuit and district
courts , sitting en-
bane , today are hearing arguments on deportation -
portation in the teat case of the Chinamen
of Sacramento who failed to register under
the Geary acl. ThqUnltod States district
attorney will appear to argue against tbo
enforcement of the law.
Kivniiaini : , Cal. , Soot. 8. Owing to tbo Influx -
flux ot Chinese from Kuulands , Sail Bernar
dine and other points where trouble has re
cently occurred , u mooting of. white labor
organizations held hero empowered a com
mittee to go before the court at Los Angelus
tosocuro warrants of arrest against the un-
registered.
Tln-y Mill Live.
WiLiiuiiTON , I. T. , Sent. 8. Simoon Wade
and Solomon Lewis , iho two condemned
Choctaws , still llvo. .Everything was lu
readiness for their execution and tboy wcro
dressed when a letter was received from
ludgo Holsou , notifying tbo sheriff not to
proceed any further , as they had been
granted a now trial. It Is ten miles out to
the court house grounds , and when the As-
soclated press correspondent reached the
house whuro tboy are being confined they
were holding prayer. Their joy , manifested
upon receiving the news of respite , was very
I'Jro llnvuttHtcH u Cnllfornln Town.
CAYUCOJ. Cal. . .
, Sept. a. This town was
nearly wiped out by fire this morning.
Twenty business structures were destroyed
and only two are left. The loss is unostl-
malcd , The town has a population of 700.
BALDWIN , \Vls. , Sept. 8 Two blocks of
business houses ami dwellings burned last
night. Loss , $100,003. Many families are
homeless.
ConfrsMon ol a Murderer.
CAMIIKN , Ark. , Sept. 8. Bill Smith , the
negro who murdered Farmer lj > ierco In this
county last full , paid the penalty on thu scaf
fold this morning. Smith made a full con
fession , implicating his
son-in-law , Isham
Turner , and a woman named Haley Carr.
9
'I'm so nervous" before taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla. "I'm so weir'- after taking
Hood's. Moral ' -Bo '
sure lo got Hood's. " .
MERCHANTS PKOTKST. .
liuslnoss Men ltefci.no to Clone TJioIr I'lncoi
or llin Comity Fair.
There would have beuu a scalping match
yesterday if iho managers of Uio Douglas *
County Agricultural society had fallen into'
the hands of the retail merchants of Omaha.
The trouble was all over the publication in
the dally "Omaha Day" of a list of tha
names of business men who were allcgod tov
have nprccd to close their places of busi-i
ness ihis afternoon for the bonollt of the ,
fair. _ \
The retail merchants allege that thero-
was no reason for llui publication of their/ /
names in the list , us none of ihoin agreed lo }
close their places of business The managu-1
mont of tbo fair telephoned to the merchants
and then published the names of tlioso whet
wire asked , although many of thorn do-1
cllnod at the time , and others asked tlmo tci
confer with follow merchants. The rotaiij
merchants do not fool that they can afford
to close for the fair , as their bus-1 !
ness has been very dull and has only
commenced to got better , and they see no. '
good reason why they should lese ono of the ,
host days of the week lor the hunollt oP
what they consider a very poor fair. They ;
ar every indignant over the action of llu- ,
fair management and the newspaper thiiU
helped mislead iho public 10 the linaneUiS
loss of the merchants.
The "No. U" Wheeler & AVilsnn , with its.
perfected Umlsons , upper nnd lower , is thoJ
only lock-stitch machine- Unit makes ml
olastio Beam. It is the dressmaker's fuvurltcs
on that account. Kohl by Oeo. W Lancaster
& Co , , CM South Sixteenth street.
ol . .
"Although California celebrates nt the
World's fair today the forty-third annivers
ary of the admission ofthostuto into the
union , it was twenty days after it uccaiuo
ono of the American states before the event
was made a day of great rejoicing on the
Pucitio coast , " said un Omuhan .yesterday.
' ' 1 well remember the event , as it took pinna
in Sanj Krnnclsco , October 'M , 1B.VJ. The it-
izens , with ono mind , over slnco the news
reached them , had resolved to ru-ocho the
glad welcome of California Into the union of
her thirty sister states by setting apart a
day for general rejoicing HO soon ns arrange
ments could bo made for the event , The
day was ushered in with it federal salute
from the Plaza by n detachment of company -
pany MThird United .Statesartillery , under
command of lieutenant II. U. ( Jibson. The
turnout was great. There was an oration
deliveredby Hon. Nathaniel Dennett. It
wnsan exceedingly line effort , brimful of
patriotism. At its conclusion was sungn
patriotic odocomposed fortho occasion by
Mrs. Wills of Louisiana ut the renuest of
the committee of urran emcntu. A grand
ball closed the ceremonies. "
Plies of people have piioi. nut Do Witt's
Witch Hnzel Salvo will euro thuiii.
Drulr * Un , c
DCouncilman Back of the First ward indlg.
nantly denies thu charge of u speaker at the
meeting of the unemployed of the city at
Motz hall Thursday evening , The cbargo
was made that the First ward councilman
bus a team working upon Iho streets of the
city. Mr. Duck denies iho ownurtihip of the
team In tjucslFon and says h is the properly
ofC. C. llunscu , and ban been for iho past
two years. Haiikin makes his homo
with the councilman , which has probably
caused tbo rumor to bo started.
For that "out o' sorts'1 feeling
Take Hromo-SolUor trial buttlo lOot *
.N.-lirii.KHS Mill. .
Once again the state fair opuns Us gates
at Lincoln. It promises to bo ono of the
most Intoroslini ! exhibits of Nebraska pro-
ducts over made , while iho racing and other
amusement events are far ahead of any
previous fair , The railroads maku liberal
reducllous lu faro during the wcok , which
will , as of yore , take many an Omahan to
the Capital city.
o
Piles of people have pues. uuv DoViU' §
Witch Haicltjalvd wliro'uro them.