Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : S WllDAY , JUNE 2 , 189i , ' 7
8PBOIHL NOTICES. _
Advertisements fnr these column * will t UJen
until 11:30 p. m. for th erenln * und until :00 :
p. m. for the mornlnjt nnd Sunday editions.
Advertisers , by r iue tlnt ( . numbered ch K ,
can liavo answer * nd'lreswM trt a mimbered let
ter fn care of The IJee. Answi-r so rtddresiieil will
be delivered upon presentation ot the checK. _
SITTTATfONS WANTED.
" Rate * . IHo word firm Insertion , lo ft word
thereafter. Nothing taken for les Jhan ao.
FlTUATION IVANTBD Y A .WOMAN A3
housekeeper In n small family , 401 N. Hth it ,
room 28. A " " * " . . . .
WANTED , I'OfllTION AH HOUBBKnnPHtt 1JY
a Danish Klrl In n. Scandinavian family. AU-
drem M 24 , Ilec. A-'MBCT *
SITUATION WANTKD. nBOIBTBUBD
marlst , 7 yrar * experience ! soda water a spe-
claltr. Rowland Jones , Lcmnrt , In.
Rntcs. IVio wonl nr t Insertion. Ic B wonl
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than toe.
SOLICITOUS , TCAltS FUtlNISlinp ; INBTALb.
ment Roods. American Wringer Co. , 1CW How-
nrji street. , Il-tH
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AOHNT8 , BALAUY OR COMMISSION. TUB
greatest Invention of the BRO. Tha New Pat
ent Chrtnlrnl Ink ErailnK Pencil. Bells on
Wit. Works like magic. AKMII * are making
IB.OO to I1K.W par week. For further par-
tlciil.irn wrlto the Monroe Erasing writ. Co. ,
x 3 ( ) . ijcrotsc. . wi _ n-vH
WANTED , 8At-r.8MAN : SALARY Fn ° M
start , permanent place. 'Brown Ilros. Co. .
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nuraorymen , Chicago , III U-M3o9 J22'
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BAUSMBN WANTHD , TO BUM * oun coops
by sample to the wholesale and retail trade ,
nell on slRht to every business man or llrm ,
liberal salary ; money advanced for advertising ;
and expenses ! permanent position. Address ,
with stamp , King Mfs. Co. , C 42 , Chicago , 11.
WANTUO-A CnOCKHUY AND ObAH9 HE-
tall salesman. Address with city n-fcrences
Box CM. Omaha I' . O. U-C76-1
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TiiAvnLnns Ken CUSTOM BHIIITS. BIDB
line. Omaha Shirt Factory. 1911 " "
WATJTCD , DENTIST "OR PHYSICIAN Pltn-
ferred , nrat-claiw salesman to travel : Bopd
wages. Address M 40 , Hoc. _ D MCB 2
TRAVntilNO SALESMAN WANTED TO
place our makes of Mankcts , llannda. dregs
KOWls , etc. , nloo Jeans nnd low prlco cnssl-
meres , with the retail trade. The I'urnell Dale
Mills , l x MO , Philadelphia. _ II M0.2 t
WANTED , SALESMAN ON THE HOAD TO
nell advertising cards nnd calendars on com
mission direct from manufacturer ; can make
JM.OO prr week. Advert Islng Specialty - Co. ,
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Huffalo. N. Y. 11-M6-0 2"
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YOUNG MAN. UXl'EUIENCED IN UETAIL ,
Itmcery ; Klvc ciKf , residence and salary wanted.
Address M 41. Uco. TI-M6S2 2' .
WANTED FEKTAIiE HELP.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
11EST OF WAfiKB TO fJOMPETENT QHlLt
must bo ROcKl cook and laundress. Mrs. J. M.
Thuraton , 2103 rarn.un. _ C-SS5
At7liS WANTING QIIILS APPLY AT THE
Scandinavian Young Ladles' home , 3301 Cumlng.
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WANTEU-A , COOIC AT 1919 CHICAGO ST.
WANTED-AN EXPEUI13NCED SALESLADY
for c'ulna department. Address with city ref-
crcncc , Box 038. Omaha P. O. C 577-1
WANTED. A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT
irlrl to look after house while family away.
Apply between 6:30 and 7:30 : p. m. , 533 S. 23th
nv e. C C39 1 *
A GOOD DANISH OI11L FOB GENERAL
housework. 824 Park avenue. M. Trolel.
WANTED , GIRL OF 17 OR IS TO TAKE CARE
of 3-year-old child ; only a competent girl o
pleasant address need apply. 539 Park ave.
WANTED , AN EXPERIENCED GERMAN OR
Dohemlan cook , In family of thicc. where there
is second Klrl to do up stalls \\oik ; waBes.JtOO
week. Apply 600'H. ' 21 t nvcnuc , near St. Mary's
avenue. _ C MS63 4
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY , GIRL FOR OEN-
cral housework. jN. ; W. coiner 23th nnd Jones.
C * MC83 2
AGENTS , ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND
beat sellers In ladles' poods. Write today , It
will II.IJT you. Ladles' Supply Co. , 3118 Forest
avenue. Chicago. C-MC76 2
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.FOB BENT HOUSES.
Hates , l'4owont , first Insertion , le a wort
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23e.
TINE FLAT IN CLOUSEIl BLOCK AT 703 S.
loth si. ; lange nnd all other conveniences ;
125. George Clouser , room 2 , 1C23 Fnrnam st.
D 911
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HOUSES , T. K. DARLING , DARKER ILOCK ,
D 586
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THH CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1503 Farnam. D 587
.IIOOM COTTAGES , MODERN , CHOICE IN
Satnford Circle. C. B. Elgutter , 204 Dc build
ing. _ [ _ P BS8
KENTAL AOENCY , C07 DRO\VN BLOCK.
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CLEAN , COMFORTAI1LE , CONVENIENT ,
moderate rentals , bent 3 anJ 4-room suites for
housekeepers only. References required. Also
C-room cultn In tenement. 810 B. 22d st.
D C90
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KELKENNEY&CO.n. 1. CONTINENTAL DL
CHOICE HOME. EIGHT ROOMS AND IJARN :
nice lawn , city water and southeast front ; 1
block south of Leavcnworth on 38th avenue ;
(23.00. Apply to N. Perry , on premises.
D-E98
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FOR , RENT. * 3S.OO PER MONTH , 4110 LAFAY-
ctto avenue , 7 rooms , furnace , bath , hot and
cold water , closet , gas. clectrlo lighting appli
ance * . etc. Beautiful lawn , trees , etc. Fidelity
Trust company , 1702 Farnam street. D CM
FOR RENT , GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house. 2621 Capitol avenue. Also 9-room house
2529 Capitol avenue. B. II , Roblson , room 7 ,
Commercial National , D C34
( .ROOM MODERN COTTAGn. LAWN AND
Blmile. 2124 Miami street. D-593
FOUR -ROOM "HOUSE. 331 ? JtJNES , $3.00.
Belby , 334 Chamber Commerce. _ D M113
THREE- * ROOMS , 631 S. 17TH STREET" !
P M109 J18 <
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10-ROOM HOUSE , ALL MODERN CONVENIences -
ences , good clstcin and cellar. ncVvly .papered
and painted throughout : splendid location. In-
qlure 40G N. Y. l.lfo bldg. between 11 and 12
a. m. or 5 nnd fl p. m. T > MGOO 2
roil RENT1. ' ONE-STORY COTTAGD , ZS33 Hurt
f licet , also , after 'Juno 15 , ( no-story house ,
1B17 .Cnpjtol ave. Henry W. Yates. D 373-1
E-KOOM 1IOU.SK FURNISHED. NEAR 23TH
and Capitol avenue. Call at 331 Board Tnuio
Bldg. M523
RENT. JUNE 1 , 1519 HOWARD STREET.
nnil second and third Iloors of block cor. 16th
nnd Howard vtrcots ; all furnlsl.d ; parlors ,
illnlnc room and kitchen ; has olllce on main
floor. Cull at 1113 llurncy street. -il13
FOR RENT , CHOICE FLAT IN THE P. B.
Her block , cor. 16th and Jacksoa streets. Call
nt 1113 Hartley street. D M543
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TINE LARGE' MODERN HOUSE , s. W. COR.
ttUli Caiiltol ntenue. D S52 4 *
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3-ROOM HOUtfK. APPLY OWEN McCAF-
fery. Ill 8. ICUi st , D 6M 3
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FOR RENT. FllRNISIinD HOUSE IN DK-
pltable location for BUIIIUKT months ; references
rcaulred. The O. F. Davis Company.
U-M6U 3
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ELEVEN-ROOM HOU8R , ALL MODERN CON -
vcnlcnccs. Inquire 1919 Dodge. D M6IS 3
HOUSll FOR RBNT , TEMPLITTON & PIER-
atin , I'axton bile. D aa
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TOR RENT A FIVE ROOM COTTAQB. IN-
nulro at 1811 N. Ulli alrcet. C53 3'
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"POn'lUJNT. WWELUNG3 IN ALL PARTS
of Omabar call for Hat. E. II. Shrafe. 4J3
1'axtun lilix'k. I > M6CO
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FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWCLLINO8 IN
Council Blurfs ; call for list nt Omaha ottlco.
4J3Paxtonblock. K. H. Bheafc. D-M6C7
COTTAGE , u.oo. nis Boimi GTII
stroet. D .MCC5 4 *
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FllIlNIHHKD MODERN 6-ltOOM COTTAGE ,
cast front , during summer months ; lent cheap
to reliable party ; would take rant In boarder
or otherwise , to suit tenant. N. W. corner
tuli and Muon streets. D MOSS 1
FOR BENT FURNISHED BOOMS.
Rules. lUo word first Insertion , lo a word
thtrtatter. Nothing taktn for le i than ao.
FOIl RENT. AT Z M DODGE. A LARGD. BAY
window , second story front room , for ilO.OO a
month. No other rOomir * and no children.
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LAUGE SOUTH ROOM , isu IXDDQE BTRHBT ,
AKTNA 1IQU8K. NORTHWC3T CORNBII 1ST1I
and Dojjs. Roonu by tb day or week ,
U Jt
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FURNISHED ROOM ; OKNTLCHAN. M17 HAU.
ncy tlrcet. p 64i
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ROOM WITH "ALCOVE. Ul 8. KTH AVB.
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ruRNiHUBD nooya , ui K. TU. K-i3t i
FURNISHED nOOU. WIT HAn.VCV STRELT.
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FOR RENT. NJCBUY AND NEWLY FUlT
nUliiKl room. Ur t floor ! tie other rooinen ;
six blocks from P. O. : tai , bath. to. AdJr u
M II. Ute. K-MMO
RENT. TaHiK UN 'URNI3HEb ROOIig.
with modern foaviAl4 M , Kit Haruty slr t.
FT7BN1QHED BOOMS AND BOARD
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thereafter. Nothing taken for Itt * than ZSe.
BOUTH ROOMS AND GOOD HOARD. 110 }
street. F MM !
FRONT AND BACK PARLOR UNFURNISHED ,
very desirable ; also furnished room ; all flrst
class. 112 B. ZSth St. F-980
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDER CARE OF
Women' * Christian association. Ill 8. Kth st
F-C97
DE8IRABLK ROOM WITH BOARD IN PR1-
vate family. 70 N. Hth. F 417-1'
BOUTH JTRONT ROOM FOR TWO , WITH
board. In prlvata family. 2029 Bt. Mary's ave.
F MS61 Jll
ROOMS , FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ,
with first-class board. 1X > Capitol ave. Inquire
1 > 1 Capitol ave. F M77I
FURNISHED ROOMS -WITH OR WITHOUT
board ; terms reasonable. 2623 Fnrnnm St.
FURNISHED ROOMB AT 2207 DOUGLAS BT.
1 CI7 4 *
DESIRABLE ROOM , SUITABLE FOR TWO ,
with good board. Beat of locations , 2310 DodKC.
DESIRAI1LB COOL ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Referencen. 202 North ISlh street. F ilC'X ) 3'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR
without board , 1720 Dodge. F C74-1 *
FOR RENT , TWO FURNISHED OR UN-
furnlnhcd rooms , with bath. 2319 Douglas
street. F-M626 3'
FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT
board , 2211 Douglas street. References re
quired. E M6I4 T
1'INH , LARGE ALCOVE FRONT ROOMS ,
with board , suitable for two or more ; refer
ences. 1709 Dodge. F M6S8 3
FJJRNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD. REFER-
encc. 2211 Fnrnnm street. F M664 8
FOB RENT-TTNFTIBNISH'D BOOMS.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Sc.
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
housekeeping , city water , etc. . low rant ; north
west corner 17th nnd Webster st. G 538
FOB BENT. STOBES AMD OFFICES
Rates , IVio word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing token for less than 25c.
DESK. ROOM. WM. J. WELSHANS. ill
Board of Trade bldg. 1-554
10 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE , 309 S. 17TH.
FOR RENT , THc 4STORYBRICK BUILDING ,
916 Farnnm street. The building has a fire
proof cement basement , complete steam heatIng -
Ing 11 x lures , water on all Iloors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the olHee of the Bee. 1 910
DESK ROOM. ' CHEAP , FRONTING FARNAM.
Room 2 , 1633 1'arnam atfeet. I M614
AGENTS WANTED.
Rates , IWc word first Insertion , Ic-o word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less 'than 25c.
WANTED , AGENTS IN NEBRASKA AND
Iowa to sell the Moss & Hlllyard patent farm
ers' handy egg case nt reduced price : big
money In It for the right roan. Apply W. T.
Letts , solo manufacturer of the farmers handy
egg case , St. Joseph , Mo. J 557 J5
WANTED , AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY
sample nt home or to travel. Expenses and
good salary or commission to right party.
Apply at once for samples. Address Lock
Box 1334. N. Y. City. J
AGENTS GOOD MEN AT ONCE ; REFER-
cnco required ; free outfit ; % lslt stores , etc. ;
steady work. Enclose stamp. United Co. .
Raolnc , Wls. J MC75 2 _
THREE GENERAL AGENTS , EITHER SEX.
with Home knowledge of agency work , to
travel and nppalnt agents 'for a lending pub
lishing house ; salary and expenses paid ; no
canvassing required. Address , stating age ,
reference nnd occupation , J. , II. Jloore * Co. .
Chicago , III. J 51674 3
BRECKINR1DGK BOOK ; BREACH OF I'ROM-
Ise ; history of litigants ; Illustrated : agents'
success unpaiallelcd : 100,000 already sold ;
outfit free ; agents wanted. W. H. Ferguson ,
6th street , Cincinnati , O7 J M673 2 -
AGENTS WANTED.-FOR NEWSTOVE PIPE
fastener ; sells'nt sight ; sample dozen with full
particulars by mall , 60 cents. Address 13. Q.
Lufkln , Glenwdod , la. J M6SO 6
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED. . TWO. OR-TUtlEn JtfbDURN ROOMH
furnished ( or light housekeeping. AJdress Mj
30. Bee , . ' * > > - K M623 3
OR 4 ROOMS ; PARTIALLY FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping , within six blocks of 18th
and Chicago streets , M 41. Bee. K 654 4 *
STORAGE.
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thereafter. Nothing tacen for less than 25c.
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; iCLEAN
and cheap rateR. . Wells1111 Farnam.
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STORAGE.WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1211 IEARNEY.
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WANTED TO BUY.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25o.
CASH PAID FOR BECOND-UAND FURNIture -
ture , carpets , etc. I. Brussell. no & 712 rN. 16th.
' N 495 J3
WANTED. TO BUY LARGE SECONDHAND
safe ; must be cheap. Sol Bergman Jewelry
Co. . 313 S. 15th street. - N M514
FOB8ALE HOBSESWAOONSETO.
Rates , IHo word flrst Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than Kc.
FOR SALE , LIGHT CARRIAGE TEAM , 1130
N. 17th. P M393J23'
A FINE BUGGY. IIORSI3 AND HARNESS ;
going to leave the city ; cheap for cash. Ad-
dreas M 39 , Dee. P M645 2 *
FOR SALE. A NO. 1 HORSE CHEAP. 2316
South Hth. . 1 > MC63 4'
'FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Itates , IMo word flrst insertion , lo a worJ
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25o
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company , Ames , Neb. , have 2,000 tons
of ffood bain-stored hay for sale. All orders
filled promptly. Q C02
FOR SALE-A GOOD FRESH YOUNG JERSEY
cow , 42nd and Hamilton sts. , Walnut Hill.
Q 578-1
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED , CARE OF UPRIGHOT PIANO FOR
storage. No children. References furnished.
Address M 42. Bee. R 659 2'
CLAIRVOYANTS.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. HE.
liable business medium ; 7lh ytar at 119 N. It ,
B C03
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETO.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
MMD. luV RUE. 416 SOUTH 15TII.
T 7S6J10'
UADAMD SMITH. K03 a 1JTH. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steam. su | >
phurlne and sea baths. T M181 2 *
MADAME ; BROWN , isu CAPITOL AVENUE ,
2d floor , room 4 , massage , alcuhol , sulphur and
phurlno and sea baths. T M533 3'
PEBSONAL.
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thereafter. Nothing taksn tor less than Z5c.
MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTRO-THER-
mat baths. Scalp and hair treatment , manicure *
clilropoJLj. aim. Peat , 31IH S 15th , Wlthnell blk.
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MADAMB LA ROOK. MASSAGE. SH N. 16T1I
parlors 12 and 13. Hours from 7 a. m. to 8 p.
m. Not open Sundays , _ U MJ30 4
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Addreas or
call Vlavl Co. . 34i lieu bids. Lady attendant.
U 605
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MASSAGE , MADAMB BERNARD , 1119 DODGQ
U-MC81 16 *
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LADHCS' < RUBBERNnVEU FAILS ) AND 10 a
N.T.PInlsPlllsmuHnd.tl. Ladlej'Ilaiaar.Otimha.
HAIR RESTORED , FRANK BROOLlNoFFICC
with barbr shop , 151 } l > ' .rn m at. , guarantees
to rtstora your hair If rcoU nrn not destroyed ,
tops hair from falling out and return * natu
ral color to gray hair. Free examination every
day from 9 to II . m. and 1:30 : to S p. m.
U-7M-J-18
A PRETTY JAPANESE GIRL. AGED 20. WITH
an Income of (300.00 per month , \van.t * to marry
a whltt man. Send stamp for details , Acma
Marrlago Bureau , Ban Francisco.
U MI79 S *
MONEY TO LOAN SEAL ESTATE.
1XUNS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property : 13.000 & upwtrda , t to 4 p r c nti no
delir * . W. Farnam Smith & Oo. , li Farnara.
W-MJ
MONEY l-O LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
a F. D-YU Ox. 1M6 ruruirn U W < M
MORTGAGR LOAN'S , A. MOOIIU (41 N. Y. Llf .
W-7U-J9 *
MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE.
Continued.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Fatnam _ W01
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. , 16TH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest rate * ot Interest. W tip
LOANB , I TO B YEARS , WARRANTS. BONDS ,
etc. Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. Lite. W-tlt
LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesncy , Kansas City. Mo.
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
nnd Nebraska farms nt from C to 7 per cent.
W , B. Melkle , First National bank building.
LOANB , J. W. 8QUIRC , 215 Dee Bldg. W SM
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIIA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , 1'nxtrm blk.
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO..3IS N.Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property
CHOICE CITY AND FARM LOANS WANTED
J. N. Frenier , opposite P. O. W 931 J15
MONEY TO LOAN AT IX3WE8T RATES ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 I''arnnm.
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , C1J N. Y. LIFE.
W MSIS
MONEY TO LOAN. TEMPLETON & PIERSON ,
I'axlon blk. W 637
LOANS. E. II. SHEAFE , 422 PAXTON RIXJCK.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than Ka.
A. E HARRIS , ROOM T. CONTINENTAL
block. X M643
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building
. X-M271
MONEY TO LOAN
We will loan you any eum which you wish ,
small or large , at the lowest possible rates. In
the quickest possible time , and for any length
of tlmo to suit you. You can pay It back In
such Installments as you wish , when you wish ,
and only pay fur It as long as you keep It.
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE ,
' OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
without publicity or rcmo\al of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
306 SOUTH 16TH BTRKBT.
First floor above the street.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLYMNCOR-
PORATED LOAX COMPANY INOMAHA. .
THE PLACE TO BORROW
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,
MONEY ON HORSES AND MULES.
MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS.
MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS.
MONEY ON MERCHANDISE ,
MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES ,
MONEY ON goods that icmaln with you ,
MONBY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY ,
MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ,
. MONEY AT LOWEST I'OSHIRLB RA.TES ,
MONKY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME , ,
MONEY THAT you may pay back at any tlmo
and In any amount , U nt ROOM 4. WITII-
NELL block , corner 15th nnd Hameystreets. .
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
U-617
BUSINESS CHANCES. "
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
PARTNER WANTED ; INTEREST IN ] A
branch business of well established firm ; JjOO.OO
required. Address L 50. bee , with full particu
lars. Y M172 J19 f
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. RESTAURANT
doing paying business ; gootr location ; satisfac
tory reasons for selling. Address L 65 , Bee.
Y M401
WANTED SILENT PARTNER WITH $200 FOR
Interest In a good paying business : Ad
dress at once M 31 , Bee ofllce , Y 581-5
FOR SALE , GENTS' FURNISHING AND HAT
store at a big discount ; doing a good , paying
business ; good location ; good reasons for sell-
Ingbargala ; for some one. Address M 33. Bee.
T M6I23
FOR SALE CHEAP. A NICELY LOCATED
hotel with well established business ; paya a
good dividend ; will give reason fer selling ;
correspondence solicited. D. F. Hutchison ,
103 N. 16th street. Omaha. Y MCI7 a
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$850.00 WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING BtlSI-
ness , a household necessity. Largo profits ,
exclusive right. In this , state. , Templcton &
Plerson , Paxtort blk. w ' 'Y 655
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL ;
try our syndicate system of speculation : In
crease your Income ; Information free ; send for
circular. Thompson Derr & Co. , 33 Wall street.
New York. Incorporated under the laws of
state of New York ; capital , 1100,000.YM671
Y-M671 2
FOR SALE , CHEAP. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURant -
ant and lunch counter , opposite F. E. & M. V.
depot , Fremont , Neb. Y M6C1
WANTED , PARTNER ; I WISH TO CORRB-
spend with a person that understands butcher
business and has $200.00 or $300.00 to Invest ,
that can furnish reference for honesty nnd good
habits. Address M 43 , Omaha Dee. Y MC81 3l
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FOB EXCHANGE.
Rates , IHc word flrst Insertion , Ic a word'
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than ,23c.
A GOOD RANCH TO TRADE FOR WESTERN
marcs ; about 1,000 acres , hay , .timber 'and
water. Address M. L. laylor , Sprlngvlew.
Neb. ; Z M954 J16
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR EXchange -
change merchandise , get In or out of business ,
call on or address the National Information
and Exchange Co. , 203 First National b.ink-
Omaha , Neb. Z M507 J28
AN IMPROVED FARM TO EXCHANGlT"FOR
heavy work horses. W. C. Davidson , Nellgn ,
Neb. Z M538 1
TO EXCHANGE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE
for good work horses. Address M 28 , Bee.
. Z M533 5
I WANT TO TRADE A GOOD 480-ACRE FARM
In Hamilton county , Kansas , for good residence
In Omaha. Address C. B , Christy , Malxem ,
la. Z MiiGj 5 *
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE , HOUSE AND
lot In Council Bluffs , residence and store com
bined. Will trade for property In live country
town. Address W 31 , Bee , Council Bluffs.
Z M6J1 3
FOR EXCHANGE , TWO GOOD IMPROVED
farms near railroad towns In Buffalo county ,
for atock goods. L. Kelley. Kearney , Neb.
K-M677 3
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOT3 AND FARMS ,
tale or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker block.
RE-621
6. 10 AND 20-ACRD TRACTS , 2J4 MILES L'AST
of Council Bluffs , at 5100.00 to S200.00 per acre ,
suitable for fruit gardens and homes. Da }
ft Hcsa. Council Bluffs. R B-M494 J3.
BARGAIN. N. E. CORNER 23TH AND HICK-
ory. F. K. Darling. Darker block. RE-4J2I
DO YOU WANT A HOME , A COZY LITTLE
farm of 3 to 30 acres , where you can attend to
, your business In the city and raise your own
fruit , vegetables and poultry and lUe like a
king when times an hard ? Coma quick and
get your choice. Terms easy. Add. Box 66
Mlllard. Neb. RE 622
FOR SALK. 7-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT
a bargain , ono block from raoter. Inquire at
816 8. 25th Bt. R E 913 J14 *
FOR SALE 400 CHOICE EASTERN NEBRASka -
ka farms ; also a few for trade. C. R. Boat-
rlght301N. Y. Llfo bldg. RU424J21
_ _ _
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON , 912 N. Y.
Life. R B 426-J34 *
RESIDENCE FOR GOOD FARM. 18.600 BOOT
and shoe stock for Omaha residence , K D ,
Wead , 16th and Douglas. R E 554-1
1650 BUYS COTTAGE AND LOT NR. HANSCOM
Park
tl.OCO house nnd lot. Ambler Place.
51,100 5 r. housa , Emmett st.
SI,500 liouso on 27th nr. Cumlng.
11,200 buya acre front park near Fort O.
J1.100 buys east front lot nr. Hanscom pic.
16.000 cast front residence north park.
Snap In east front lot on Georgia ave , , too
cheap to advertise.
Fine suburban , residence with 160 acres of
land at forced sale.
F. D. Wead. ICth and Douglas , R E 653-1
FOR SALE , CORNER LOT AND TWO HOUSES
In Council Bluffs for sale at half price , 1700.00 ,
want S4CU.OO cash. Address M 37 , lire.
RE-M61 * 4 *
LOST.
Rates , lOo a line each Insertion. 11.60 a line per
month. Nothing token for less than 25c ,
BTRAYED OR BTOLEN-DAY MARE. WEIGHT
l.ZW. If taken no notify Albert Macm. east
of Florence lake , or tbla offloe , and receive re-
warO. 573-1 *
_
LOST BOTWBEN WIRT AND BURDKTTB BT\
on 29th , u letter addressed to C. H. Mekell ,
Stamp & Club Co. Finder please rctuiu to
1413 Dou.Ioi street and rec < lv rtward.
660 1
BTRAYED , BAY HORSE. WEIGHT ABOUT
50 ; lame In right hind leg. Information to J ,
R. Jor vnson. Bast Omaha. CJi 3
.fASTUBAQE.
Rates , IHo word flrit Insertion , lo a word
ther afl r. Nutbl.ig utter tor Its * than. tSc
WE 11AVB ICO ACUK8 O\f \ UHJB ORAK3 PAS-
tur * far home * . Board fcnc . spring water.
Uarlun i. Phtlps , Ullmorr. Neb. , or A. W.
Pbelt * & So" . M N. Y. Lit * blJ . Telephone
MM. M-'JJ.i
STEAMSHM LINE.
Rates. IHc word nmtntTIKUttlon. lo a word
thereafter. Nothing Uken fnr less than 25c.
ANCIIOR LINtl MAIL ST EA M8TlTP8 BAIL
regularly every Salurdaififrrm New York for
Ixmdonderry and OlaficoWi1'Vurnessla , Juno 9 ,
10:30 : a. m. ; Anchorla. Juno 16. 3 p. m. ; Clrcas-
sin , Juno 23 , 9 a. m.i Cttr-of Rome , June 30 ,
3 p. m. Saloon , second class nnd steerage ,
Single or round trip tlckeWTrom New York or
( "lilcafro nl reduced r tes(1 to the principal
Scotch , Kngllsh , Irish Mid all continental
point * . For money ordttB * JUrafts , outward or
prepaid tickets apply to.any of our local agent *
or to Henderson Droft.'Cmtago :
FINANCIAL.
Ratts. IHo word first Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing takonj for less than 2Sc.
CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES
In old line companies : Address A. 1C. Brock-
lesby , Box 233 , Hartford , Conn. M389 J23'
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
Rates , IHo word flrst Insertion , lo ft word
thereafter. Nothing taken for IMS than 25c.
O. F. OILLENRECIC , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1319 California st. 914
PAWNBBOKEB9.
Rates. I c word first Insertion , lu a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Sc.
FRED MOHLE , li7'4 FARNAM. 623
DBESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. ADDRESS
Hiss Sturdy , 4218 Nicholas street. M937 MJ1'
SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITING.
V.'lN 8ANTS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , Ml
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 621
UNDEBTAKEBS AND EMU ALMEBS
H. K. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmcr. 1618 Chicago , Tel , 90. 625
DRS.
BETTS
AND
BETTS
Medical and Surgical Institute.
E. V. DAVIS M. D.
. . , . . ,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
all forms of
NERVOUS , CHRONIC AND PRIVATE
DISEASES
We cure speedily nnd permanently nil di
seases of the sexual system , also kidney ,
bladder , blood , skin aiyl stomach troubles.
Our principles and assistants have all
made life studies of our specialties
CONSULTATION FREE.
Send 4-cents for our new 120 page book.
Call or address with
119 South i4th ; $ t. , Omaha.
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
In the morning , now toelh ) Insortcd before
diirksuniBdny. I'll puar.uueod. full set SO.
I'llUni ; il.OO und up. GoW crowns $0 to 8
> Purog-'ld fllllngs $2 and-up. Bridge Work $0
per tooth , 2ik. Ti
, BAILEY , DENTIST
3rd Floor Pax ton BIocI 10th and Karnam
Telephone 1085. Cut tilts out.
RH1LWAY TIME GHRd
Lcuvua itniv.Auu. UUitL.lfi.jiU.-4
Omaliaj Uepot " lithonil ) _ Mason Sta. I Omaha
4:45pm : . .Chicago Veitlbule 9:50am :
8:45am : Chicago Express 4:23pm
7:02pra..Chlcat"o : and Iowa.- Local S.OJam
ll:3ia.m : raclllo Junction Local 5:85pm :
Leaves lUUHLINGiON A : MO. HlVkiArrives |
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Hts. I Omaha
10:15am : Denver Uxpress 9:35am. :
10:15am : DeadwooJ Express 4lOpm :
4:60pm : Denver Express 4lOpm :
C:50pm..Nebraska : Local ( except Sun. ) . . . CWpm :
8:15tm..Lincoln : Local ( except Sunday..ll25nm ) !
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & 0. u. I Arrives
Omahal Depot 10th ana Mason Sts. Omaha
9:45am..Kansas City Day Express 6:55pm :
JUSpm.K. C. Night Ex. via U. I' . Trans. a:60am :
Heaves I CHICA3O , It. I. A PAClPJC. | Arrives
OniahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason St . I Omaha
EAST.
19:15ani..Atlantic Uxpraca tex. ouuday ) . . 6u3pm
< : Upm Night Kxpreas 6:40am
4:40pra. : . .Chicago Veatlbuled Limited. . . . l:25pra :
ll:3ipm.Oklahoma Exp. ( to C. D. tx Sun ) . B35ani
WEST. _
& :35am.Oklahoma : & Texas Exp ( ex 8un.ll:33pm :
l3Jpm Colorado " " 4:10fim :
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. lAriTveT
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason SU. | Omaha
' 5:50am De'nver ExpresT7. slsbpm
2lSpm : Overland Flyer G:2ipm :
S:46pm.Beatrice : A-Stramsb'g Excx Sun,12:30am :
C:40im : | I'aclllo Uxpress 10S5nm :
_ p:30i : > m Past Mall 4:2)pm :
'Ccaves'lCIIICAaorMIL. aTsTrPA'uCfArriveT
OinalialUnlon Depot 10th t * Maaun .gla. | Omaha
" 633pn Chicago Limited o':30om :
ll'.lOam..Chicago Kxpreaa ( ex. Hun. ) . . . . BiUOpm
Leiwes I F. U. & MO. VALLUY. lArrl'vcV
* OnmhaJDjpot | IStli and Webster Sts. I Omaha
9:05am : Deadvvood ExpFess BUOpm
9OSam.Ex. : Bat..Wyo. Ex.Ez. Mon. ) . B.IOpm
0.00pm..Norfolk Express ( Ux. Sunday. ) . .WMJam
C:30pm : St. 1'aul Uiprtsi S:40am :
Leaves I CHICAGO & NOHTHWEST'N [ Arrives
OmahalU. P. Depot 10th & Maaon Sts.l Omaha
ll:05am : Chicago Expreu 6':10pm :
4:05pm : . . . .Vcstlbulo Limited 9:2).mi :
C:30pm : eastern Flyer 2:15pm
6:30pm.Ex. : Sat..Chic. ) Pass.nx. Mon. ) . 9Upm :
C'.SSam Mo. Valley Ix > cal IDi.'U.oni
Leav us MISSOURI PACIFIC ( ArrlveT
Omahn Depot Hth and Webster ats. I Omaja
S00am ; St. Louis Express , . , C:00am :
> :30pm : . . .St. Oxiula Express G:55pm :
610pm.Dally ( ex. Hun. ) Nebraska laical , 9iliani )
Leavea" ) C. , ST. 1' . . M. & O. lArrlves
Omahal Depot 15th and Web tor Bta LOmalia
"s":00am..sioux : City Accom ( Ex. Sunr ) . . 8OJpm :
10:00am. : , Sioux City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . , 8i05pm
12:15pm..sirtux : City Express ( Ex. Sun.ll:5Jam :
6:30pm..i..il.i.PuutLlmlted . „ JJMuam
Leaves SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. [ Arrives
OmahaU. | P. Deiiot 10th & Mason ats. | Umalu
< : C3am Sloux Clty Passenger. , 10.20pm
3Mpm : . .St. Paul Express . . . . .lJuiain ; )
Leave * I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot 15th and Webster Hts. I Omaha
6JOpm. ; . . . . .St. Paul Limited . 940am ;
.1. . . Chicago Limited. . MJam
favei I OMAHA' ST. JX3UI3 | Arrive
Oin4liaU. | P. Depot 10th & llnion Sti. | Orrn'.f
t.Kpm St. Loula Cunn5i > Hull , .l2:33pn :
SEARLES
& SEARLES
SPEGBflUSTS
Chronic ,
WE1 Nervous ,
Private
M CURE Special ANO
Diseases ,
TREATMENT BY MAIL CONSOLATION FREE
Wo euro Catarrh. All Dldoaaoi of
the Noao , Throat , Cheot. Stomaoh ,
Llvor , Qloocli SUIn and KIJnoy Dla-
onaos , Fomolo Woaknooaoo , Lost
Monhocd ANO ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN.
REMOVED TO
1416 FARNAM STREET.
Call nn or Addrou ,
Df sni-lcc Xt tin a Hoe 1410 I'.MINAMST
i r , oesnes a oBories , OJI.VUA , MC .
DUN'S ' AND BRADSTREET'S '
Stoppage of Furnaces Causes a Rise in the
PricoofPiglron ,
WHEAT GOES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE
Corn In SlrmiRrr ami Reports of DnnuiRfl to
tlio- Crop Cniiso n Htso In Until 1'orU
Products Writk with Cnntlnupd IJITRO
llocrljits Failures for the .Month.
NEW YORK , June 111. . 0. Dim & Co.'s
weekly review ot trnilo gays : U Is a sign
of clicorlng Import thnt In finished buslnesa ,
represented by clearings and railway tonnage ,
there Imvo bocn less decreases since the
strike began tlmn might have been expected.
Hut In Inchoate business , the orders which
start the wheels , to result in tonnage and
payment weeks or months later , there seems
to bo an actual decrease. Meanwhile , the
consequent Interruption of trafllc and Indus
try Increases. The stoppage of iron furnaces
between the Allcghany mountains and the
Mississippi river 1ms become complete , nnd
a greater number of concerns manufacturing
iron and others requiring soft coal or coke
for fuel have been forced to stop. Business
cannot Increase In volume under such cir
cumstances , and yet payments through all
clearing houses for the week show n de
crease of only 20.8 per cent , compared with
last year. Though n largo number of works
are Idle the demand for products I * not what
might bo expected , either In volume or In
urgency. The output of Iron and steel has
been suddenly and sharply reduced , Uut tlio
reduced supply seems about sufficient for the
demand as it was a month ago , except in
Bessemer. Sales of small lots of Dcsscmcr
pig at places as distant as West Troy and
Duluth for transportation to the Carnegie
works near I'lttsburg discloses how com
pletely stocks are exhausted , and sales for
delivery In July and August at $11 to $11.15 ,
a prlco $1.50 higher than prevailed a few
weeks ago. Indicates a belief that the ter
mination Of the strike will not soon bring
back the old prices. But for most products ,
notwithstanding the interruption , the demand
Is unexpectedly rarrow , and buyers feel that
the present advance 'Is but temporary.
Shipments of boots nnd shoes for the week
and of the past four weeks are a llltlo larger
than a year ago , and the records from some
staple products seem to warrant work for
some time to come , but many factories are
discharging cutters or otherwise reducing
hands , because their orders do not Justify
the hope of running much longer.
Sales of wool at three chief markets have
been 3,548,000 pounds for the week , against
2,766,000 last year , about 000,000 per week
being required from those markets for a full
Supply. New fine territory and Texas wool
has sold at 8 cents to 9 cents , nnd 30 cents
to 32 cents cleaned appears to be about the
ruling price , but at Boston demoralization
makes prices nominal.
Again the lowest price ever recorded has
been made for cash wlieatB6Vi cents at Now
York , against 75 cents a year ago , while the
average In May , 1S92 , was 90 cents , and In
April , 1891 , $1.18 . Western receipts are
naturally small , only 1,358,864 bushels for
the week , agalnt 2,919,599 last year , but
Atlantic exports were only 807,800 bushels ,
against 2,241,010 last year.
Corn Is stronger , with exports about half
as large as a year ago , and the unfavorable
outlook for oats results In a higher price.
Pork products are weak , with continued
large receipts.
Cotton has varied little , though receipts
from plantations have fallen off , for stocks
are very largo ind a new crop , for which
prospects are decidedly good , Is drawing
near , nnd the demand for goods Is' uncer
tain.
Liabilities reported In failures for the
fourth weqk , ot May were' $2,593,057 , " and for
four weelts 'endlngi May 24 $11,391.042 , of
which $4,445,605 wnrc of manufacturing and
$5,806,891 of trading concerns.
Reports yet to como In may Increase the
aggregate to $14,000,000 for the month. Fail
ures this week have been 183 In the United
States , against 238 last year , and twenty-
seven In Canada , against twenty-one last
year.
BKAUSTUEirrS FIN VNOIAL RLV1E\V.
Uncertainty nn the Tariff nnd Conl Strike
Puts n Hamper on Snomlitlnn.
NEW YORK , Juno 1. Bradstreet's finan
cial Tovlew tomorrow will say : Wall street
apparently regards the fate of the sugar
schedule of the senate tariff bill as likely to
decide the Immediate tendency of speculative
values. The prospects of a prolonged debate
and the uncertainty regarding the outcome
having repressed activity and created an
unusually dull and waiting market. Other
factors have boon neglected , or , at most ,
produced a alight impression on prices. The
continuance of the bituminous coal strike
and the shipment of $5,250,000 more gold to
Europe In the face of a weaker exchange
market have been no less Ineffective than
the settlement of the railroad rate war In
the west and the outbreak of a similar dis
turbance In the south. The holiday on Me
morial day was apparently welcomed by the
street , as a rosplto from an unprofitable state
ot affairs. Europe has limited Its participa
tion to very limited purchases , and the pub-
Ho Is absolutely out of the market. This
attitude , however , simply reflects the Indis
position of the larger professional operators
to take any active part In the market whllo
there Is such uncertainty as to whether the
adoption of the sugar schedule will encourage
a rally , or Its reduction furnish occasion
for a depression. Trading has consequently
consisted of an exchange ot contracts bstween
board-room brokers the only features being
the apparent care taken by the manipulators
of Sugar stock to repress any decided movement -
ment in that pivotal security , bupplemented
by manifestations of further strength in
Chicago Gas ,
HRADSTREKT'S THADK ICKVIKW.
Condition of Trtuln RcinnliiH Decidedly Poor
r.xrcpt nt 11 Fmv I'nliU-i.
NEW YOllIC , Juno 1. Bradstrcet's tomor
row will say : The dccldely unfavorable con
dition of general trade reported last week
continues without material Improvement.
Continued delay ot tariff legislation ha'i a
stifling effect on the whole business world.
The great coal strike continues without any
sign of early Improvement , no concession
having been made by cither side. Moro mills ,
factories and furnaces have closed their doors
for want of fuel. The pig Iron Industry of
the central western states is practically at
a standstill for want ot soft coal or col e.
At I'ltlsburg and vicinity the ncarclty of
fuel has greatly stagnated btiilnu&s. There
are no now labor strikes , but almost all of
those previously reppjtcd are In existence.
The fayornblu features comes from Duluth ,
Omaha , Au iist.i and Jacksonville. Stimula
tion of trade nt UieJ.al > o Superior ports In
largnly duo to the rapid shipment of bltutnln-
ona coal which had been aui.uinuUt d , vrhlla
needed rains throughout Nebraska Imvo Im
proved that state's corn crop prospr-su and
caused moro active purchasen from Omaha
Jobbers. At mom western cities there nns
bocn no rhango from the depression of
last week. Concessions In prices for woolens
on future dcllvorlci full t < > secure purchases
f loin New England manufuutururs.
Shipments ot shoei from Boston hnvo In
creased ami are about equal to those ot u
year ago , and cotton good * nilllH vero not
affected by the strikes and are running ou
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Castoria.
DUKKAU. SUCS & CO. , Solicitors , lit *
Building , OMAHA , NEO. Adrlco
full tlmo , but nt cut prices. Philadelphia
textile manufactures are operating from BO
to 75 per cent Ot their phnts , but on orders
only. At Baltimore , salesmen report order *
fairly frequent , but of smaller voltimo than
heretofore , with a poor outlook for Improve
ment and slower collections. The price move
ment In various atnplca continues the record
of last week and week before , with conces
sions In quotations for wool , cotton good * ,
and cattle , wheat , pork and coffee , and mod
erate advances for oats nnd lard. Steel hll-
Icts , bituminous nnd anthracite coal nnd
Bessemer pig advanced on account ot scarcity
of fuel.
There wore 183 mercantile failures re
ported throughout the United States this
week , against 237 last year , 214 In the week
a year ago , 163 two years ago nnd 233 three
years ago.
Exports ot wheat ( wheat flour Included as
wheat ) , both coasts , Unltod States and Can
ada , amount to 2,100.000 bushels this week ,
against 2,310,000 bushels last week. 3,253,000
bushels the last week of May , 1S93 , 2,891,000
bushels In a. like period of 1S92 and 2,697,100
bushels In 1891 , General trade remains ex
ceedingly dull at larger business centers In
the Canadian dominion , the depression hav
ing been Intensified somewhat by unsettled
or otherwise unfavorable weather. There
are thirty-six business failures reported from
Canada this week , against twonty-nluo last
week and a like number in the- week a year
ago and thirty-four In 1892.
nousi : ur.poirrs.
nto of lluMiirm Trnnsnctoil Through
thn AmooliltiMl liulU I.mt Writk.
NEW YORK , June 1. The following
table , compiled by Hriidstreet's , shows the
total clearances nt the principal cities and
the percentngc of Increase iiml decrease ,
as compared \\lth the corresponding weak
last year :
Not Included In totals.
It Is not what its proprietors say , but what
Hood's Sarsapnrlll.i does , that te'ls ' the story
of Us merits. , i Hoods Sarsaparllla cures.
La Rose Tiros. , the colebratcd acrobats ,
give two exhibitions at Courtland beach
every day , aiternoon and evening.
NAVAL ACADEMY OADETSHIP.
Kxumlnntlon for Appointment OHIcliilIy
Aiinounciul by CunRrnisninn Moreer.
The Second congressional district of Ne
braska , composed of the counties of Doug
las , Sarpy and Washington , Is entitled xo
a cadet at the Naval academy , Aminp.h ,
Sid. Any young man who Is an actual
resident of nnld congressional district and
la between the ages of 15 nnd 20 years , well
formed nnd of robust constitution , Is nunl-
Illed for appointment as such cadet , pro
viding , of course , that he is able to pats
the mental and physical examination re
quired at the Naval academy.
For the purpose of expediting the selec
tion of such cadet , a public examination
will bi > held In the United States cjurt
loom , postolllro building , Omaha , Neb. , on
the ild day of June , 1KI , beginning at 10
o'clock n. m. , to which all young men m
the said congressional district answering
the rcQUliomcnts above set forth are re
spectfully Invited.
The examination will bo conducted by A
board of examiners composed of Siipt.
Frank A. Fltzpatrlck , Dr. S. K. SpUdlng
and Hon. W. H Alexander. The c-indl-
dates who present themselves for this cu-
detshlp will be subjected to a rigid menial
and physical oMimlnntlon , and the > 'ouns
man receiving the highest standing will to
iccommunded to the secretary of the mvy
for appointment ns cadet nt the NUVIII
academy , and the young man nctredlttil
with thu next highest standing will 1)3
iccoininended for appointment as a-
Inrnatc. The length of the course at
tin1 academy 1 six years , four of whlcn
being nt the academy proper and two at
sea. This Is an excellent opportunity for
the young men of the Sccnnd congressional
district to contend for n valuable prize , and
I trust no onulll fall to tuku udvuntugu
ot It. D. H. MURUtiR. M. O. .
Second Congri-ifaloiial JJIstilct , Nubiuska.
. o - >
hooping Cough.
There U no danger from this dUnaso when
Chamberlain's Cougli remedy Is freely given.
It liquefies the tough mucus nnd aids ex
pectoration. It nlbo lessens the severity
and froipienry nf thn paroxysms of cuiiRli-
IIIB , and insures a speedy recovery. There
la nut the lcn.it danKvr In Riving It to chil
dren or bnbias , as It contains no Injurious
substance. 25 and GO-ccnt hollies for sale by
all drusBln'1. '
Di'lrgutiK to Lincoln.
The Fourth Ward Republican club met
last nlsht In 1'utterson JIall au'd elected
the following delegate * to the mute con
vention of republican clubs : W. F. Hcohol ,
John I. . Wehstrr , .lolui M. ThlliHlon , JM-
ward Roscvvatcr , Isaac Adamn. ( iuatuvo
Andcison , Wnllni'c liruatfli , I' . R. Mn-
Connell. Altrrnatcs Wcro clpcitoil as fd-
lowf. : R. S. Hall , V. O. I.autiyV. . H.
Whueler. William Andor.tun , Ilnnry Talbol ,
( JcorBO 8. Smith , 1'rni'k Crawford , It. V ,
ijuncint.
Th dclcnatlon chotan by the- Fifth Ward
Republican club is composeot ] : (1. W.
lloiliruuk , prMldi-nt ; W. 12. Htnrkham , sto-
ivi.uv ; 1C. ll"iiL'illct , treasurer ; .iuhn I' .
JteiidiTson , U. W. ( llbs-on. A. f > . White ,
It. F. JJrwin. J. W. I'cannan , H. O. Coun.s-
mati , _
Uulldliii ; I'onnltn.
Tim following building permltxvcro la-
Riicd by the Inspector yesterday ;
W. S. Howell , one anil nnq-half Btory
fruiuo ilwolllnn , if-'l J.r.fayutle
HIIL'ft . , | l.COJ
MuuiicA TuiUulHun , ono-Htory fritino
frume avilltnn111 Houlli TMIUy-
fourth htuut | , . . . 1,0'U
Thrt-ii minor permits .iM , . , , , , , . , , , . MJ
Total , 5 Snt >
. , .
i i. i
j
Onto tndlKU..tlon mid lilflicuiness vltu
n Wllt' Uttle Kurly Rlecrs.
Daltoon . , Courtland beach tonlcht.
SUGAR SOLD ON A NEW PLAN
Missouri Wholesale Danlors Agree to lutro-
dnco the Equality Finn ,
ALREADY ADOPTED BY OMAIIA JOBBERS
I'roltnbllltjr tlint tlio Nnw Pliin Will n
Itt Uprrntlou In TIH ) ) Stnto nt nil
Ditto A
tit thti Tnidc.
The ndoptldn by the Missouri Wholeslis
{ Jrocorn association of the "equality plan1'
for the sulo of Hugars will very likely re-
Hiilt In the CM mo plan being intiudticetl Into
Nebraska , The plan has ulrendy been
adopted by the Nebraska Jobbers , but It lint
been Impossible for them to curry It out
whcro a different policy was being pursued ,
by the Jobbers of Mlnsmirl nnd Knnn.- .
The adoption of the equality plan by thcuo
three states \\lll practically make ft com
plete over the whole country.
As the rotull grocers In this section of
the country are quite likely to hear a uood
deal regarding this new plan of HellliiH
Htignrs , they will doubtless be Interested In
knowing KomethliiK about Its origin nnil
workings. According to a local Jobber the
"equality plan" was evolved In Iowa , and
from there gradually spread over the coun
try , being- adopted by the Jobbers in t o
limiting' trade centers. It la claimed that
the plan haa woiked miccessfully wherever
tried , and has been a benefit to both job
ber nnd retailer.
Under thli plan the price of suinr H
llxed upon the baals of the price nt tne
point of production , plus the freight from
that point to the point of delivery to the
retailer. This allows the retailer Ilia low
est poHstblo price that can potslbly b
made on ft fair basin. The varlatloiiH In thj
market will then depend entirely upon the
changes In the prices nt the refineries.
It may be Imagined that nn arrangement
of this kind would tend to raise the price _
of fuignrfl , but Omaha Jobbera claim that
the rutnllcro will not suffer In the leai-t ,
and that It eliminates many disagreeable. I
fentmc * of the trade. As a matter of fact ,
the "ctnmllty plan" gives the Jobber n
alight prollt nn stigntH. but It la claimed
not enough to cover the actual cast ot
doing ImHlncs1 * . A Blight prollt , however ,
will be a welcome change after the out
and slush methods that have prevailed lu
this staple In the past. It gives tha re
tailer a regular market price and will hnvo
n tendency to do away with the cutting of
prices by the retail trade. The consumer
may. In pome cases , have1 to pay a llttlo
more for his migar , but ho will doubt It ; : n
bo able to buy other articles cheaper to
make up , as It lias been necessary for mer
chants In the past to make up their lossts
on sugars by raising the price on othbi
commodities.
The traveling Dalesmen are supplied with
rate books , which give the ratetv of freight
to all towns , and upon this the. prlco of
sugar Is based. All letnll dealers In a
town will thus be able to secure their sup
plies of sugar at ono and the mime price.
Jacob Km th of St. Louis , who Is jin en-
thuilnRtlc supporter of the new plan , and
wlio did much toward its adoption In. lila
state , says that the Introduction of the
equality- plan for the sale of sugar Is n
complete revolution , and Dignities that thu
wholesale giocera of the country have tlio
courage ol their convlcltlotis , nnd have
about concluded to take the management
of their buslncfH Into their own hands.
Tlnm far the employe , I. e. , the wholesale
grocer , has bad but little to Bav In fixing
values on his own propel ty. The law of
competition can scarcely bo said to haVd
applied In the hale of groceiii , as compe
tition presupposes an effort for trade be
tween ilval houses and on well known prin
ciples of trade and commereo.
Tlio rivalry heietofore existing was rot
between merchant and mei chant , but IID-
tweeii salesman and salesman , nnd whoi ,
as Is so frequently the case , the party W.-.o
represents the Jobber is unlit for hiJ fo I-
tlon. Is not gltted with those qualities of
mind and heart which hhould cliatucterlzo
the modern baletman , then It ceases to bo
competition and descends to a 8cnclcs3
guerilla warfare. Now that the prlos of
sugar H llxed for ea ch locality on the hon
est lm is of New York values phn f. eight
to the place of delivery , there will bo en
opportunity for the talesman worthy ol
the name to show his mettle. To get trade
on an enu.vl basis , tp , hold It on peinnrnl
f.rounds , to Command * lt ! ! teason or tC'ia
respect anil conlldence' In which a. salei-
man Is held , will be the result of the In
troduction of the equality plan.
As Omaha Jobbers receive their supplies
of sugar laigely from the west , It will b3
necessary to modify the ) > ace a II tl > q
make everything equitable , but It Is claimed
that It can be easily arranged.
Delightful entertainments at Courtland
beach ; lOc admits to all , day and evening.
COMING DOW * ? THE PLATTE.
Denver Cuiiiinomvciilers Will Tniiol \ > J
Ilo.it on Thi-lr Way Kugt.
The Denver contingent ot the Army ot
the Commonweal hnvo about decided to quit
the Colorado capital , and if nothing unfore
seen intercfres the force of 1,200 men now
encamped nt Illver Trent park , through the
courtesy of Governor Walte , will take to
boats , lumber having been provided to build
100 skiffs capable of holding twelve men
each. The work of constructing the boats
has already commenced , and It Is thought
from dispatches received at Union Pacific
headquarters from Superintendent W. A.
Denol that the army will bo floating down
the Plate river by Monday at the latest.
Provisions are to be furnished by the Den
ver Chamber of Commerce , and just as soon
as a boat Is finished twelve men ylll bo , sot
afloat Instead of holding the flotilla
until the labt boat has been con
structed. The army will float down
the Platte to Plattsmouth , where it empties
into the Missouri , nnd from there the In
dustrials will ( rust to the \vaters of the
"Dig Muddy" to roacli the Mississippi. He-
yond this the Itinerary has not been completed -
pleted , but It Is thought the lenders of the
Colorado forces will follow the route ot
General Kelly , nnd effect n meeting plnco
along the Ohio somewhere. Kelly has boon
In communication with the leaders of , the
Co.xeyltes In Colorado , nnd it Is understood
n wrJI defined plan of procedure has boon
agreed upon.
Llfo In the Coxey camp nt Denver , accordIng -
Ing to Information furnished both Union Pa
cific nnd Ilurllngton headquarters , Is getting
to bo ono dreary round of discomfort and
suffering , and the men In conbequenco are.
growing thoroughly disheartened. Dissen
sions are also reported , the different com
manders ot the contingents telling all sorts
ot tales of other commanders , and alleging
against one another the most selfish motive * .
This condition of affairs has caused the
peopln of Denver to attempt to get the
army out of the city by boats , nnd the work
of construction will bo pushed rapidly ns
possible to comp'otlon.
Good music , fine boating , Courtlund beach ,
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II K.I TJfJllt 'jfHJtKO.lS I' .
Showers and ftonlnr YtViithor In Niibriiuka
for .Saturday ,
WASHINGTON , Juno 1. The Indications
for Saturday are ;
For Nebraska and Soulh Dakota Showers ;
coo I ft r ; nuithwcst winds.
For Iowa Generally fair ; probably cooler
by Sunday morning ; varlablo winds.
Kor Missouri and Kansas. Generally fair ;
variable winds.
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V. At. C. ( I , .liilillmi hurvlcoi.
The fallowing Is the program for the
Jubilee service of the Young Men's Christian
association on Sunday night at 8 o'clock ,
with the assignments ot uncukers for the
several churches ;
Klrst Methodist UpUcopal Church Uev.
Kranlc Crnno presiding. Report of nssoslu *
tlon by A. T Hector , esq. Address by Jlov1.
Duryca.
St. Mary's Avenue Congregational Church
UPV. S. Wright IJutler presiding. Heport
of uissodatloii by Charles A. Goss , oaq. Ad
dress by Huv.V. . P. Murray.
Cuxtellar Pre bytnrlnn Church Rov.V. .
P. Webster presiding. Report by C , A. Starr ,
etc ) , AddrvHB by Mr. John Dale.
Trinity Cutheral Addresses by Uvan Gard
ner unil Becrulary Obor.
Trinity Methodist Kplscopal Cliurch Hev.
W. K , ncann presiding. Report 'jy Mr. W ,
J. Fischer , Address by Mr , U. W. lUltord.
Personal u'collectlrmn of the first association
In London , by Mr. Clmmbjrs.
First United Presbyterian ChurchRev. .
L , V. Hawk presiding. Report by U. Cj.
Wallace , euq. Addreftbei by Dr. Malt hoy. s ,
Mr. Georco Glllexplo and others ,
Tulmugo S'ulU fur the hunilwlcli Island * .
SAN FRANCISCO , June I. T , Dowltt
Talmaga lett lor Honolulu aud Australia yes
terday ou tha itcMiur Aluniodo.