Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MTUIIDAY , AUGUST IS , 1891.
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Tlntes. me n woiil flrnt Insertion , In n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c fqr
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
'WANTKD. POSITION A3 TRAVKMNO SAI.KRi
man wth | Irllabli ; hmiso ; salary m object , will
travel on commlH.Mon. Adilicss T 41 , lice.
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SITUATION WANTKD UY A I'MIRT CLASS
prcHtmmn , onu who undorHlands Platted or
i'ylenilor prcri.swoik : Job preaswoik preferrptl.
Klther In city or country. Itcforencifmn -
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Illicit. AildiMS William I'lslier ,
livery , Omaha , Neb. A 353 19
soiiKit , iimA iY MAiiiuni ) MA N WANTS
position , llavu hail Klx years experience n
nmnnRcr of lumbi'r yanl ami rlcvator. I
ot rcfcreiiQea. Addrcra T II , Omaha lice.
A 331-23'
tt'ANTHI ) , IIY LADY OWNING SIAPIIINIO AND
having a knowledge of bookkeeping. Vo itlan as
itlpnoKruphur. Call or uddreos , Stenographer ,
T 43. llco olllee. A M3r,7 I'J *
A OHHMAN OIIlt.1 . DUSIUn.H A PI.ACK KOU
second woik. Iiuiulru 3001 Tarnam siivet.
A-M3M 20 *
WANTED DTALE HELP.
, SOLICITOUS. TEAMS FURltnINSTALLMENT [
goods American Wringer Co. , 1CW llowarO.
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6ALKSMKN ( KNKUGETIO-WANT MEN Ol ?
( food address on Biliary for retail tiade. Apply
1510 lloUKlna. 11 MHO S9
WANTHD-llimi.KSQUKVAIIIBTY AND
specialty people. Address Chns. Oaborne. tleat-
' rlcy. Neb. 11 325 17
TO nUILUINO CONTUACTOItH : WK HAVK
nlnut 150,000 second-hand brick In wall that we
wish lorn down and removed. Apply to Amer
ican lllncult & Mfi ; . Co. , 12th and Jackson
' .Htre ts. Jl M313 19
WILL THE I'AIlTi" WJIQ ANSWKUKI ) 11AII-
" tender ad , sendlnp" photo-and reei-lvlng wrong
i pliutoHn. return ; send sunto tu The lice olllce ,
Omatili , anil _ . oblige. li-MSai 19 *
GIHL FOli OHNRRAl * HOUSKVYOIUcI 'SMALL
family ; noni } hut ( food cook and laundress
need address. K. J. Hasbrouck. " lluffalo.
Wyoming. C jgj 2P
SI'KCIALTY SALESMEN KOU IIKID'S LUMP
Jaw' n-inedy ( endorsed by U. S. Dept , ARrloul-
tiire"lur iu of Animal Industry , as a specific )
as il side * Mile. Liberal termi to light parties.
Address Brothers & Held , Mulvein. la.
ll-MMI S17
WANTBD , 'T.WO COMPKTENT MEN TO
fiollclt orders In Iowa and Nubnutka for our
niorqhant tailoring .department. Only com
petent and exjierlenced men need apply.
Samuel Gamble , Manager Continental Clothing
house.- SI M3C3 19
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY. TIIUK11 CANVASSers -
ers , Omaha and Council IlluTfs ; wuttli i.fl ) pel-
day. Experli'iiccil caleHinen only. Komethlng-
new. Immcnro sales. Call 2707 Q street. South
Omaha. 11 M201 19 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
LAD IKS WANTING FlTt ST-CLAS8 GIItI.il
apply Scandinavian Y. L Homo exchange , 203
N. ICtli. C-M'JIQ 19 *
I WILL TEACH UUESS CinTlNfl AND I.'Ull-
nlsh ono of tthc best systems In the. world.
Any lady can become her own dross maker In
n few hours for HI.00. OITer for ten ilayrt only.
Mrs. Kerns , 1723 Cuss st. C-301 21 *
GIUL Ii'OH HOltSHWOHIC AND HKL1' TAKR
caie children. In small family. 2178 Emmett ,
C 32TII *
FOB KENT HOUSES.
TENTS FOU RENT. 1311 F"AnNAM ST.
D-CO
VTANTKD-aOOO MEDIUM 'PItlt.'EU ' HOUSES.
1,1st your houses for rent with Ames.
P-685
HOUSES , P. 1C. UAHLING , UAKHEn 11 LOGIC.
HOUSES IN ALL. PARTS OI'\THE CITY. TUB
O.- ! ' . Uavla company , 1505 Fariinm. D Cfl7
HKNTAL AGENCY , C07 UUO\VN I1LOCK.
D-CW-A17
> : Nl' & CO. , It. I. CONTINENTAL 11LK.
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FINE 7-ItOOM gOUNEH FLAT AT 701 S. 10TII
strert ; rangu and all other conveniences. Georga
Clouser. room * . ' 1021 Farnam street. I > 30U
VOU UENT lF SOSIE GL'NTLEMTvN AND
his wlf.i would Ilka to rent a desirable modern
house of nlna moms In a choice lucatlon , wa
linve It. . VOKKV & Hill. I ) 39i-A20
I'OIl IIENT , MODEIIN 6-HOOM COTTAGE ;
call forenoons 1921 Sherman avenue. D MC2t
trm "llRNT , " LA"nGE T\VO-STOlTY IlUILDINO ,
. fonnerly used , by the Marhoff Tiunk Factory.
t(30 Kewnrd at. D 790 si .
fan nnNTv'MosT IIESIIIAULE nousLT25i3
Fiirimm. It. U , I'atteison , Itumeu block.
D M901
IIENT. DESIItAlILH 11\VELLIN(3S IN
all parts of city. E. 11. Bhcafc , 31 Paxton hlk. .
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" 5. 6. 8 ANYl ' 10-HOOM HOUSES , ALL MOD-
rn , Inwn an.d shade. Apply at 211 N. Y. Life
. , ur nil Miami stioct. . ' P-MI88
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TiuT"mBNBn. ! nun N. ISTII HTUEET : 21 ,
. larc moms : all moilern conveniences. WIIU
rent rltli r halt KU'urulely. John N , Fiviucr ,
Opjx 1 . d. D-M2S1 18
IN L1NTON I1LOCK. COII-
n r of Mason and 13th streets ; S nom * . In
rfiKiliI17.0 ; < > per month ; Inqulio of John Ham-
lln. 917 , In. block. D M2W
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FOH KENT. . ELEGANT 10-UOOM HOUSE. , 2c 3
6nooM COTTAGE , MODKUN , SID s. SOTII.
D HI19 *
HOUSE. MODEHN CONVENIENCES.-
| . Cl S. 19lh streot. -3iO 18 *
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J10 N. MTU , INQI'IUU 2518 'CAl'lTOh AVENUE.
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FOU ll-INT , CEAPEST SIXMIOOM COTI'AGIJ
with Until In city ; only 113.00. &Xi CnllfumU
itre t , l
; ITOH BBNX--FUIINISHE1) BOOMS.
MODEUN ; BU1TA11I/3
for ono or two , 1319 Uodge. E Pej
HOOMS-FDUN1SUED Oil UNFI'IVNISHED.
Ul ? UodBtt St. K-I71-17 *
NICELY FI'IINISIIEO HOOSI8 WITH ALL
conveniences. First-clam board. Ill No. Utli
lrfyt. B-.MCT M *
FUJ1NISIIKO IIOOMS. SOUTH 1W1I ST.
K-MJM SIP
IIOOMH AT ! 1 BfJUTII UTII ST.
E-MI51 8 II *
WITH liOAKP. S4JI
Uodge. i : -
ROOMS VXlt HOfSEKEUl'INa
front ulreplnz room * . 1(11 Howard.
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irLiu\iauu ROOM.
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FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
YOUNG WOIIKN'S HOME UNDEll CAIIE OF
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Women's Christian association. Ill S. litli st.
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ROOMS WITH UOAIID ISlfi ClIICAGO ST.
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FIIONT AND HACK PARLOU. ALSO SMALL
room ; Ilrst-ulnss board. 210 : Douglas.
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VEIIY DESIRAIILE UNFUnNISIIEl ) FIIONT
and tack parlors , also furnished rooms ; every
thing first-class. 210 and 212 South Kill .street.
F M131
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2150 ItAR-
i ney. F M3I3 SIC *
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UNFTJBNISHED BOOMS FOB BENT
6 UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSEkeeping -
keeping tu man and wife ; no children. 319 No.
17th st. G-S43
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
CORNER STORE , J50.00. 921 DOUGLAS. IN-
qulro 922. 1
FOU RENT , ROOM , 63 IJV 32 , 2ND FJ.OOR OF
my store , suitable for cloaks and muls : good
lltfht and elevator service. Mrs. J. IJenson.
I M9SD
FOR RENT , THE 1-STORY URICIi IIU1LDIND
-Jlii Farnam strceti Thebulldlns has n ( Kn-
proof cement basement , complete 8le.n n ? ling l-
ing llxtures , water on all lloora , eaa , tt. ; . Ap
ply at the olllce of The lice : I ltd
FOR RENT. REST STORE ROOM IN THE
city , at 1312 Douglas street. I M179 IS *
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS. ROTH SEXES. TO TAKE CONtracts -
tracts for reliable Him. 433 Paxton blk , Omaha.
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WANTED , AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS UY
s.unple at home or travel , expenses and good
salary or commission to right party. Samples
sent on application. Address with stamp Lock
llox 120 , New York City.
WA'NTED. IMMEDIATELY. TIfREE CANVASSers -
ers , Omaha anil Council Uluft's , worth 15.00 per
dav , eximi Irnced salesmen oply. something new ;
Immeaso rales. Call 2707 Q street , South Omaha.
J M2J7 17
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AGENTS MAKE J3.00 AND $ lioO ( : DAILY SELlT-
Ing the electrical wonder * 1)5 ) N. 15th , n to 9
p. m. ; general agent wanted. J 321 19 *
L ADY lTG ENTS' ONIAr TO SELL DEST , FE -
nuile remedy known to. medical profession.
Cuie guaranteed. Schiller Co. , box 170. Nor-
w-allc , O. J M323 19 *
Jl.V.oa TO J2M.OO T'ER MONTH CAN UP. MADE
by active , reliable men of business experience
as suite agents for- the advertising department
of our hotel register business. Lifetime work
In your own state to successful men. Address ,
with references. James IV Hair commny. 51
West Washington street , Chtclgo. J M33S IS *
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTED TO RENT , A SIX OR SEVEN-ROOM
nil modern cottage- for family of two ; must bs
cheap and near Farnam car llm > . Addiess
T (7 ( , Rce. 1C M5CD 19
STOBAGE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS.12U HARNEY.
M 073
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.
Farnam.M673
M-673
OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1502 FARNAM. Tel.1559
JI-C71
BEST STOUAOE IUH.r ! > l'NO IN OJTAIIA , U.
S. KOV. bonded warehouse. Household poods.
Btored. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth.
Jl-713
WANTED TO BUY.
REST FOR THE MONEY.HAVANA FRECKLES
CASH FOR LUMBER HUSINES3 IN LIVE
town ; give full particulars. T 8 , Rea olllce.
N M988 S7 *
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WANTED A FEW GOOD SECOND HAND
bicycles ; must bo bargains. Omaha Ulcyela
Cu , 3LM N. Kith street. N 283 17
FOB SALE FTJBNITUBE.
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture & household
foods. Enterprise Credit Co. , Ci-ClJ N. 16th st.
O73
FOR SALE. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE 5-
room cottage , complete for housekeeping. S19
South 19th street. O M567 15 *
FOB SALE HOBSES , WAGONSETC
FINE SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
riascs. A. J. Simpson's Repository , Mil Dodge.
I' 3H-A21
2 TOP RUGGIES 35 & JW.LEATHER TOP OAR.
rlage ) S3. Drummoml Carriage Co. I' 051
FOR SALE OH TRADE- ! HORSES WEIGH-
Ins 1.000 Ibs. each. .6. and. 7 year old. Fred
Terry. < 30 Ranigo block. P 7M
THE REST LEATHER TOP IJUGGY IN OMAHA
for 155.00. Drummond , IS 111 and Harney.P551)
P-551)
FOR SALE , A FINE ROADSTER. ADDRESS
A. H. Spiirr , Crcsto'i ' , luwa. ' P Mtti 23 *
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP , A FINE FAMILY
horse , lather fast , ewd Icirnera and buggy.
Inqulrn at city comptroller's olllce.
. 1V-C70-.19
SPAN OF HORSES SEVEN YEARS OLD ,
good single drivers , 19US Davenport street.
P 259-1D *
AUCTION BALE AT 9 O'CLOCK A. M. , SAT-
iiitlay. Aug. 18 ; wo will sell at public unction
n lot of good horses at Pcycka llrcw. , 9th and
Jackson. Win. Frankle , auctioneer.
P M33'J ' IS
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out at Omaha and Couiull llluffs. Lamareaux
Rros. , 3CKi So. ICth , Omaha. O.-M3GOS17
ICH FOR SALE IN CAH LOTS. GILRERT
Urui , , Council llluffs. Q-M52.Aij : |
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fcnc mude. C. IU Lee , 901 Douglas-
Q-T74
IIANC : AND PLATTB VALLEY SAND FOR
cule. C. W. Hull Company. 20tli & Izaid its.
Q-77J
WAOON UMURBLLAS. SIMPSON" , llll POIKlIi
Q.-4I3.A21
FOR SALE. THE TORMt'LAS FOR WELL
knoxtn proprietary nnHllclnv * , favorably known
In the northwest , with sile rights to manufac-
lure nn3 sell bi North and Snutli Dakota , Ne-
brniku , Nona but ri-sponilblo imrtles nr < l
gnawer , Address H. ISmith. . tJ-M31J 15
FOU SALE. OR WILL TIIAIKFOH * A COwI
rim largrf mixiiftle carpeC In E < xyJ condition.
Calli > t Ml .South 3l t ttrctt. Q-M3I1 I'J '
Fl inRIUCIC. CAROTS. Ill M , DEBT SIDE-
\vulte brick In market. faVe wmplo walks laid
cur. ZOtli ami Hurt and llth and Pierce. Wiu.
J. WcUhans , room 331 , Hoard of Trade.
AI'tTION SALU-ON SATI'RO.U' ISTII INST
ul 3 o'clock p. m. , wilt stll at auction on plat
form at UU Cupllol Ave. huiiacluilj tcoods.
tmr > . buggies antt hurniMM. also 1 frrili
mtlcli caw . Atherton. Auctioneer. y-35I-U
SQrAHU PIANO VERY CIIKAP AT M WKlF.
Her , Q-1130S ID *
MISOELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARnjT WOVEN INTO
rugs. Smyrna rugt repaired , 1JJ1 Leavenworth.
WANTED. V I OAt.1) CINDBlTs AT ONCE *
taken frpfl from prmls ! . Apply t i Frank
Knspnr , Iloanl of Public Works , I'lty Hall.
R M316 11
CLAIi'.VOYANTS.
MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable buslncM medium ; 1th year at 119 N , 18.
S-CTfl
MAESAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MME. LA RUE , 4K POUTir 15TII , T-MM1 S7 *
MADAME SMITH. 603 H. 13TH. 2U FLOOR ,
ruom 3. Massage , vnpor , alcohol , steam , mil-
phurlna and ea .baths. T M217 18 *
MASSAGE. MADAME IlERNARDTTm DODGE !
230 20 *
PEBSONAL.
TRY HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC SMOKB.
U-M307-AH
UMRRELLAS MADE. RECOVERED AND RE-
paired. 103 South Sixteenth itrcet. U-CW
WHEN OUT WITH YOUH LADY V1HIT J. J.
Mullcr's nuw Itu cream parlors , 2S02 Leaven-
worth street ; everything 1 * new , Including tha
building , Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered.
U-67S
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VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 310 lice bide. Lady attendant.
U-679
TAKE YOUR FRIENDS TINTYPES , 4 FOR
55c. Proctor. CIS 8. Uth street. U MS34
WHOLE WHEAT DREAD FROM UNUOLTED
flour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , 217 N. IGth st.
U 212-A19
SAMUEL HURNS INVITES YOU TO SEE HIS
new dinner sets at (3.7 } , formerly 110.00.
U 503 A24
MASAGH RATI1S. MME. POST. 319H 8. 15TH
U-333
RALDUFF-
A pleasant Mnd convenient place , 1320
1'i.rnnm street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.U6SI
U-6SI )
THE WOMAN'S IIAKERY SUPPLIES VA-
rlety of choice goods , besides live kinds of the
best bread In mniket ; whole wheat bread a
crcclalty ; goads delivered ; telephone 491 , Mrs.
C. Bavllle , manager. 1104 N. 21th St.
U > 533-A-23
STRAW HATS CLEANED. RESHAPED AND
m.ide new. S03 N. 20th St. U-Ga-A-23
MME. LA ROOK. MASSAGE. 1603 LDAVEN-
wortli street , third tlooor , front rooms to left.
U 273 20 *
WANTED , SITUATION RY KXPElTlENCED
physician , southern Nebraska prefi-rre l ; satis
factory references furnished. Address T 40. Heo
U 23J 20 *
WILL TUB PARTY WHO ANSWERED RAR
tender ad , sending photu and receiving wrens
Photo In return , send same to The Roe olllce ,
_ Otnnlin _ , and oblige. UM338 19 *
CREAM FOR WHIPPING AND RUTTER-
milk. Waterloo creamciy , 1013 Howard ; tel. 1332.
u-ct sio
CALL ON MORAND FOR LESSONS , SOCIF.TY
or stage dances. 1510 Hnrney , U-332-S16
MISS MARY MARTIN OF DES'MOINES , IA. ,
Is most onxloua to see or hear from her sister ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson , iccently of Omaha ,
Neb. ' U MSCO 31
MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo.
W CS4
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 318 N.Y. LIFE
loans at low rites for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W-CS1
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha leal estate.
Flclrllty Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam St. W 033
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPRo"vED"OMA 11A
real estate. Rrennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
AV 099
: XJANS.WANTED. J. N. FRENZER. OL'P. P.O.
W-7CS-SI
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from C to 7 per cent.
W. U. Melkle , First National bank , building.
W 90
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 501 N.'Y.LIFE.
W D09a21 *
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. , ICTH
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W 093 ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TUB
.O. F. Davis Co. . 1503 Farnam st. W-631
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE ! CO. 'OF NEW
York ; Capital J2,000,000. Surplus" JCOO.OOO. Sub-
mlt choice loans to F. S. Pusey , agent. First
National bank building. W CS3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATttH ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to S years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W83
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. lironnan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W 82
FIRST MORTGAGES ROUGHT ON DOUGLAS
or Sarpy county farms. Reed & Selby , 331
Hoard of Trade building. W 815
LOANS ON DOUGLAS OR SARPY COUNTY
farms. Write us. Reed & Selby , 331 Chamber
of Commerce bldg. ' W SSI
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property ; 13.000 & upwards , 6 to 7 percent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
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MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMGE RLOCK.
X-C92
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS
Doises. wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
30 ? South ICth street.
X-C93
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATTEL
_ sccurities. Address P. O. Box 792. X 372-A11)
SHORT TIME LOANS. 433 PAXTON BLOCK.
X937 SS
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
you can pay back nt any time , and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
room 4 , Wlthnell block. X 693
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build-
Ing. X 690
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR.
Y M3C7 AID
IF YOU WANT TO I5UY.SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of the business , cullen
on or address the National' Information and
Exchange Co. , 203 First National bank. Omaha.
Neb. Y-503 A2I
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
floor , 30x30 , In one of the largest houses In
Council Illuffs. 19. care Hot. Council liluffs.
Y-MC35
FOR SALE , A RIG PAYING RUSINESS-
competition ; Jl.SuO caih takes It. Address S
CO , IJee. ' Y M108 S 8
WANT ED , PARTNER TO TAKE ! S INYIHfEsT
In good paying business anil general manage
ment of oilk'O on nnlary of J75.00 per month ;
references and small capital required. Call or
address 101. N. Y. Llfo lU.lg. Y M203 IS
WANTED RY A ST. LOUIS REPRESENTA-
tlve , a rellneil lady or gentleman partner to
assist him In a. profitable business. Some
thing novel. Address T 45Bce. Y-319-I7 *
SUCCESSFUL SPECf LATION OPEN TO ALL ;
try our syndicate pystem of speculation ; In.
crease your Income ; . Information frto ; m-nd for
circular. Thompson & Derr Co. , 3S Wall sticet ,
Nc\v York. Incorporated under the laws of the
state of New York. Capital , | 1'M.O ' ) .IH ) .
Y M339 ! )
FOB EXCHANGE.
A 10-CENTER FOR 5C , HAVANA FRECKLES.
. Z-M367 A19
TO EXCHANGE. 000 ACRE RANCH IN NE-
braskti for good horsej and ono-thtrd cash. S.
W. lioyd. Freiu mt. Nebraska. S5-M935 20
FOR EXCHANGE , FINE LANDS , WELL LO.
catcd , productive and some cash , for stock of
general merchandise. Address Lock R x 30 ,
Reuver City , Nub. 55-M90I 18
WELL IMPROVED FARM , SEVEN MILES
from Hastings , for Omaha property. C. D.
Hutch I nson. 1C23 Farnam. Z M317 13
WILL TRADE FINE EQUITY AND SECOND
trust deed , well secured on Denver realty , for
good farm In eastern or central Nchrniku ,
clear or lightly encumbered , S. J. Richard * ,
llox 104 , DtMivcr. Coin. Z M313 22 *
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE TOR
Kilo or part trade , Luck liux 20 , Tahor. la.
21 *
SEVERAL INSIDE PROPEItTIES ICLEAR )
for acre or outside lots.
Well Improved JA500 farm for home , same vnluu
In Omaha.
2 houses on one lot for equity In good farm.
F. I ) . Wrad , 16th and Douglas. / m 13
FOR TRADE. HAVE FOUR CLEAR LOTS ON
19th , just Routh of II. & M. rullwny. to trade
for line Nebraska farm , not went of Hustings ,
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.M3I1 IS
IF YOU HAVE GENERAL MERCHANDISE
to exchange for Nebraska , Colorado , Trnnesico
or California land , write "Day , " rare l olc
lid * 4CO. McCOok , N b. Z-.MJW 21'
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C.F.HARRISON. 112 N.Y MFD.
RE SW * C *
LIST RARGAIN3 FOR QUICK TURNS. 1MJ
Dodf . II E-IO
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
ContfU ( ) < t <
FOR SALE , 4.460 ACRES OF LAND 60 MILE8
northwest of Omali . _ _ Aildr j Thomnn Kerl ,
Oakland. N b. RB-M777 SI *
CHOICE GARDEN L.VNIlfe , g MILES FROM
poslolllce , In trnet * from 10 to 100 acres. A
great bargain. Will UiWt ) ! omo trade. N , D.
Keyes. 617 Paxton block. ' RB-M73
_
UARGAINsi HOUSES , " "l-OTM AND FARMS.
tale or trade. F. KiJiIVi/llng , IJarker Mock.
_ j J. _ 1C E-e9 _
UARGAIN , A FIND CO-ACRE I. A M. U
miles from Omalm , only $10.0) per ncre. C. R.
N. Y < fulf * . I RE-3i3al7
FORSALn
l.ir , cistern , city watery cor. I3lh and Sahler ;
Jl , 250.00 ; long time , "inquire 1J1S Fnrn.im.
Samuel Burns. ij4 HK Ki
A PERSON WITH CAPITAL THAT DESIRES
to Invest In good paying property woith } 1W-
OW.OO , call at 612-13 Paxton block , Omaha.
RE M230 IS *
FOR SALE OR TRADE. W-ltOOSt HOl'Si IN
Kountzi1 Plnco , H.HMI | part , on paved street :
has hot water , heat , .electric bell.i , nnished
In hanlrol , etc. ; gJod K-un and full lot ;
will sell cheap. Addrrsa T 43 , Ree.
RE Mill 19
_
M FT. FRONTAGE ON .BUSINESS ST. ( ONE
mile from Farnnin St. ) ; alwnyn renting nt * > 192
Jier yi .ir ; considered hy experts to he worth
f. > .0' ' ) ; ImmcdlatR rale takes It for tl.800.
3CxlW nr. N. 24th St. , motor , 4r. cottage , ? SOO.
G acres south of South Omaha , tViO.
JS.OOO Imyii nn elegant home north of Hanscom
pk. ; owner nliout to leave city and waiting to
Bvll ; this 1s n bargain.
F. D. Wcad. ICth and Douglas RE 32C IS
TYPEWB1TEBS.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT. SOLD , EXchanged -
changed , rented and repaired. T > pewrltcr and
olllce supplies. Typewriters rcntrd at SI per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewriting depaltincnt of the
Mrgeath Stationary Co. . 214 S. 13th , tel. 1301.
910
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 13C1.
No. ill S. 13th st. 991
THE MOST COMPLETE' STOCK OF STAND-
aiil typewriters and strpplles. We control the
Dcnsmore Callgraph and New Yost. Bargains
In second-hand machines displaced by ours.
All machines perfectly repaired , new parts sup-
'piled ; prices moderate ; new machines loaned
while repairs are made. United Typewriter &
Supplies Co. , 1C13 Fainam St. Telephone 1353.
173
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made ilew. 613 S. 16th. 709
D.'T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
flee to 209 S. ICth st , , Brown block. M970
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. T19 N. 16.
937
STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ; ALSO
hotel range and general assortment of ranges ,
cooks and heaters ; water attachments put In
nnd connected at Jus.Hughes , Ml S. Uth st.
and Jncksoh. 303
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED , . AND REMODELED.
Tires and sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Ilcllln. locksmith. 311 N. ICth st. SCO
BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD. $20 TO $123
easy payments ; we rent and repair. Omaha
Bicycle Co. . 32J N. 16th st. 703
BICYCLES-ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
Send for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries of
all kinds. M. O. Daxon _ , 103 N. 16th jt. 631
UNDEBTAKEBS AP EMB ALMEB3
H. 1C. BURKET. FUNERA.L DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer , 1618 Chicago st , , telephone 90. 703
SWANSON & VALIENT UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers , 1701 Cuinlng.st. , telephone 1060.
VS > 706
M. O. MAUL , UNUERT-MCER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam Bt. , telephone 223. 707
HEAFEY & HEAVED. .218' S. HTH ST. TEL.
2C5 ; also 21th and N' ' Eta. . So. Omaha.
"J-1 70S A21 *
LOSTJ
LOST. A GOLD BAR' ' 1 IN' WITH DIAMOND
settlnp. Liberal reward * paid If delivered at
lice olllce. , t , LOST SIS 13 * ,
A LIBERAL REWARD' WH.7 , BE PAID FOR
the addresser any Information that will lead
to the location of KliactLes who removed a
trung from 220 .N. . 36tU street Friday fort
hoon. They drove aOSorreL horse to n. black
open wagon ; the trulik In behind. 15. Raymond
mend , 2i ) N. ICth street. _ LOSI--JI370 IS *
HOTELS ,
THE MIDLAND HOTEL. ICTH & CHICAGO
str. . coolest hotel , fronting on Jefferson square.
All car lines within a block ; cars to "Full of
Pompeii" only a. block away , American plan ,
Sl.CO to $2.00 per day ; European plan , COc to
jl.OO per day. M. J. Frank , proprietor. 714-31
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Room by day or week.
145 S9
ELECTBICAL1 SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical ami gen.
eial machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works. C17 and 619 S. 16th st.
711
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants nnd all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec-
trie Supply Co. , 418 and 420 S. loth St. 713
. PLUMBEBS.
FREE PLUMBING OF" ' EVERY KIND , GAS
steam & hot water beating ; sewerage. 313 S. 16.
J. J. HANIGAN. PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hot water heatlns. 2703 Leavenworth st. 155
JOHN ROWE & CO. , PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hot water Seating , K&B fixtures , globes , 421 S. 15.
431
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. ! MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flags , wagon , hay. stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-705 S. 16th
et. . telephone 601. Tents for rent. 713
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT , TAKE , A
vacation and rest yourself ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co , have ents of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Farnam st. 382 A17 |
CABPENTEBS AND BUILDEBS.
C. E. MORRILL , CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
store llxtures a specialty. Patching and
plastering. 1313 Capitol ave , , tel , 403 D52
HA &iiLTpN rm6s.7 ' '
tors and builders , carpenter work , brick laying
and plastering. 414 S. ISth St. , tel. 1179.M32S
M32S
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS.
J. F. Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free
222 South ICth , In Klnsler's drug store.
813-17'
THE ALOE & PKNFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 1103 Farnam at. , opposite Paxton
hotel. Eyes examined free. 701
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
O. F. GELLENBECK. BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 914
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; Instiumema rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hosui ) , Jr. 701
HAY AND tJrBAIN.
IJUY YOUR HAY nY CAIC'OR ' TON LOTS. WK
"buy bay. AY"lT. Bnyder."l515 Burt St. , tel. ll'oK
" ' SCO : S5
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , 'WloLESALE '
grain ami mill stuff.W nru always on the
market to buy or noil. llW-4-C Nicholas st. 113
JOB PB1NJTING.
REED JOB PRINTING " < JS. FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th tg } Bea building. 719
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
epcclalty. Douglas Printing Co. . 419 8. Uth
treet. Sheclcy bldg. Tel. til for prompt service.
Si M733
UPHOLTBING.
UPHOl/niNQ CABINlW I\IATTRKSS \ WOUKS.
W. R. liell. It. A , MeCakhmn. 7717 Leavcnw'lh.
S- 157
_
UPHOLSTKItlNd VKUT'V-HBAP THIS MONTH.
M. S. Vvnlklln , 2111 C'umlnB. Tel , C03. M1M
COBN1CE ,
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron curnlces. 1722 St. Maiy'a uvc , 391
EAGLE CORNfcE WOR KS. JOHN EPE.
netcr , prop. , 103 , 110 , 112 N. llth. Estab. 1S61.
831 "
HABNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS , NETS. ETC. REPAIRING
a nieclalty. 113 N. 15th t. 717
I
GET MY 7'RICKS BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR-
ncgs. August Holme. 711 B. ICth st. 263 *
GHINDING.
scissous , LAWN siowuits , RAZORS , nrc. .
ground , ilelctilor Ilroa. , 1113 Farnam lreot.
MMT
RAZORS. BIIKAI18. CLIPPBIUS. LAWN MOW-
era , etc. A. L. UnderlauO , ld N. Mth. r.l )
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS-SAIL
reirulitrly every Salunlay from N * * ' Yurie for
I < nd , > nil iry nnd Glasgow. Anoliorhi , AIIRUSI
ZS. nnivi ; Clroncsln , Keptcmber 1. 3 i > . m. i City
of Itomi1. Meptember 8. noon ; Ethloplrt , Seplim *
livr ir > , 2 p , in. Snlixin , second class and steer *
ime. single or nninii trip tlcki-ts from New
York ur I'hlrngT nt niluced rates tu the princi
pal Scotrli , KriBll ! < li , Irish nnd nil continental
jiolntn. For money orders , drafts , outward or
piTi < nld tickets apply to any nf our local ngents
or to HmdemMi llnm. , Chlcngii.
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON , DENTIST. SUITE M
Paxton block , 16th r.ml Furnam stis. tel. 71t
721
DR. PAUL. DENTIST , 2020 HURT ST.
MATHEMATICAL INSTBUMENT3.
ALVA J. OROVEtr M\TIIEMATIC'AL AND
surveying Instruments , engineer * ' nnd archi
tects' supplies ; tracing cloth , bltio process
paoers. 313 South 13th ; mall order * . 957
LIVEBY STABLE.
BOARDING STABLES. FINE LIVERY RIGS
cheap. Ed Baumlcy , 1'tli nnd Ht. Mary's ave.
M-ISG
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
100S Farnnm st. 823
FUBNACES.
BEST FURNACE MAUK.SOFT COAL SMOKE
consuming and hanl coal furnaces. Eagle Cor
nice worlta. 103-112 N. lllli st. R32
DYE WOBKS.
SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS.
1S21 Farnam street. Dyeing of every descrip
tion and dry cleaning. M732
PAWNBBOKEBS.
FRED MO1ILB , 1B174 ? FARNAM. JEWELRY.
721
SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , 511
N. Y. Life. Omuhn. Ask for circular. 713
HOBSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY. 912 N. 16TH ST.
231
TAXIDEBMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George E. Brown , jr. , & Co. , 709 S. IGth.
723
Till * KUAI.TY IMARKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 17 ,
1S94 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Chicago Lumber company to .1 F Flack
company , HW 8W sw G-15-13 , lot 2 , block 33 ,
Benson 1'lacc ; lot I , block 1 nnd lot 16 ,
Wock 7 , Hitchcock's 1st add ; lot 10 , block
3 , nnd lot 5 , block 1 , Tlpton Place ; lot 20 ,
block 117 , uiid lot 4 , block II. Florence. . . . $ 7.COO
J R Harris nnd wife to Lucy A Harris , lots
4 to 9. 14 , 15 , 17 , IS. 19 , 23 and 50. block I ;
lots 4. 5. 6 , 9. ll > , H to 17. 19 , 2' ' ) , 24 ,
block 2 ; lots 7 , U to Hi , block 3 ; lots U to
11 , 13 and 19 , block I , Hnnls & Palter-
Hon's annex ; lot 8 , bl ck 4 , 2d ndd to
Snith Omaha ; lots 20 , 21 , 22 , lilx'k 2 ; lot
11 , block C , Potter & < "s ndd to South
Omaha ; lots 9 , 10 and 11 , Haas' sub'liv In
.letter's add to South Omalm 12,000
MetliMlltnn ) | Loan nnd Truit company to
Patrick McDonald , lots 7 ujid 33 , block 1.
lot 2 , block 2 , Mella's 1st add to South
Omaha 1
J P Burgess to M J Mojlan , lot 21 , block S ,
Benson 000
J II Burns to J 1 ! Kemper. lot 8 , block
12. Rood's 1st ndd 4,000
II F Cooley nnd wife to ( * II Kent , n ' , i
lots 7 and S , block 7i ) . Credit Foncler 501
M F Roys and wife to Lyman Dlrkfurd , lot
IS. blnck 10 , Walnut Hill 020
If G Krause and wife to C N Dlctz , n 41
feet lot 1. block 7 , Omaha 3.000
Elizabeth Dalley and husband to Irvlugton
Congregational society , 413 acres com
mencing at nw corner sub lot 1 In lot 9 ,
In SI-ltt-12 82
Lafayette Tlmrlow and wife to Adolph Kun-
kel , lot 13 , block 9 , Albright's annex 473
OUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
D A Boggs and wife to W A Hoggs , lot
14 , block 4 , Wakeley's ndd 400
Emerson Stoddaril nnd wife to Irvlngtnn
Congregational society , 1 acre In no sw
nnd nw se 31-15-12 1
E II Sherwood and wlfo to same , 130x330
feet In sw nb. 51-KJ-12 l
. { Total , nrn5unt oX .trnnsfers $23.230
SEARLES &
SEARLES ,
SPECIALISTS.
4 Clironic
WE Nervous
Private
AND
CURE
TREATMENT BY MAIL. CONSULTATION FREE
Catarrh , all DlsoasoB of the Nose >
Throat , ChostStomach , Llvor. Blood
Skin and Kldnoy Dlsoasos , Lost
Manhood and ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN.
Call en or address
Dr.Scarlcs & Scarlcs , irIr , , ; Tr
BUREAU. , SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Boo
Building , OMAHA , Nob. Advice
RHILWSYT1MBORRD
Leaves I CHICAGO & NORTH WEST'N ( Arrive *
Omaha " ) U. 1' . Depot. 10th & Masonjjts. | Omaha
lt"OJaTn : . Eastern Express . 5:30pm :
4Wpm : . Vi-stlhuled Llmlti-d. . . , . 9:40im :
C:55.im : , . Mo. Valley Local , . . .
S43pin . . .Qiimlm Chicago Special . 2ilOpm
Leaves ( CHICAGO. BL'RLINGTON * y.Arrives |
Qinahal Depot 10th and Mason Sis. | Omaha
4r4."pm Chicago Vestibule 9oim :
945am ; Chicago Express 4:23pro :
7:02pm : Chicago and Iowa Local. . . . . . S:00.un :
11:35qm : .Paclllc Juhctlon Local 5:5jpm :
Leaves IBURL1NGTON & MO. HIVKR.Arrlves |
Omalml Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omalia
rO:15ani Deliver ExpreEU 92jum ;
10:15am Deadwood Express 410pm ;
450pm ; Denver Express.- . 4:10pm :
0SOpm.Nebraska : Local ( except Sunday ) . 6Wpm :
815iun..Lincoln ; 1/ical ( except Sundayll25am ) ;
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & C. II.
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Sts.
9:43.im : Kansas City Day Express C:3 : , ' > pni
945pm.K. ; C. Night Ex. via. U. P. Trans. C5 ; 4ni
LcavesTcilfCAGO , R."l. " & PA"CIFIO.Arrlves |
OniahalU. I' . Depot , 10th & Mabon Sts.j Omaha .
'
EAST.
10l.rum..Atlantic : Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . CH5pm :
fi:2Gpm : NlKhl Express Gl1.im :
4 : < 0pm..Chicago Vestlbuled LlmlU-d. . . . l:2Jpm :
11:3Jam.Oklahoma : Exp. ( to C. II. ex. Hun )
WEST ;
5X'uim.Oklahoma. : & Texas Exp , ( ex. Sunlit :35pni :
1 ! 35pm Colorado Limited. . . . „ _ . . 4:10pm :
Leavcil UNION"PTclFia L\rrlveT
OmalialUnlon Jfnit. | 101h & Mason Sts.f Omaha
ioiOO.un Kearney 'Express 3SOpm :
; . . . overland Flyo.r StIOpm
345pmBeatrice ; & Stromsb'g Ex ( ex Sun.12IJpin ) :
GMOum Paclllo Exprcst 10Uam
CliOpni . . . . .Fast Mall 420pm !
Ucavfs I CHICAGO. MIL. & ST. PAUI/.lArrlvcs
OmahaUJnlon Uepot , loth & Mason HU. | _ Om hu
6:35pm..7..Chicago : Limited. . . , . 9:30.im :
11:10am. : . . , < ; hic.iKii Uxpreta ( . Hun. I. . . . , G'OOpm
" " "
irf-avn I K. B. & MO , VA I.I.BY. I Arrives
Omalml Depot ISIIi anil WubHtur Sla. | Oni.tha
0:0'Jam : DiTulwnod ExpicrTs.I. CllOpm
S 107am.Rx. ( Sat. ) AVyo. Kx. ( Ex. Mon. ) . . 610pni ;
500im..Norfolk ; K.ipifss ( ix. : Sunday.lOUJam )
& ; : ; 0iin | St. I'uul Express 9IOani :
Leave * I MISSOURI I'AC'IW. lArrlvos
Omahal Depot 15tlinnil\y li t9 > > Sts. I Omaha
,8t. LuuU lOxprcsa CiOOam
.St. l.iiula Exprraa. . , li:55ini : |
iTeo'eTf 5.7 ST. "P. , M. & O. JArrl'vcr
Qinahal Depot 15th and Websler Sts. I Omaha
"HTTopTn , . Dally ( ex , Hun , Nebraska Local. , 9lOani :
lwum..Kloux : City Accum. ( Ex. Sun. ) . . . 8:03pm :
lOiWain. . Sioux City Accom. ( Sun. Only ) . . 803pm ;
ItiUpm. . .Sioux City Express ( Ex. Sun. ) . . . 11 :55am :
laOiun . , . St. Paul Llmitfd. . . .uii. . " 9.10am
SVeTI TIOU. ) ClTY & I'ACIFIcr " 1X"rrrv > T
OmahalUnlon " Depot , lOIJh & Maton rBI . ( Omaha
6-1S.-im : , . Sioux Clty I'iissenier . 10:20pm
. . - . . . . . . . , . _ _ iirg j. . _ . . . . . .j.lOiUOam
: " ; i
.
Oniahal | _ > eixt ) 15th and Webster Hl . _ [ Omaha
B:30pm. : . . . . . . . . S . Paul 'Limited. . . . SMOarn
f.-Wpni . ( . 'hlriigD Liimted 9MOam
Leaves IVAIIA8H I R\L\VAY | 'Arrives '
Omahafl'nlon Drpat. 10th & Mamn SU. I Omaha
4:10pm. : .St. Loulf Canuun Ball U3jpm ;
DUN'S ' AND BMDSTREET'S '
Pnsscgo of the Tariff Lnw Qivoi a FfA3is
for Business.
EFFECT ON SOME INDUSTRIES IN DOUBT
I'rlrrfl of Iron Ciintiiino 1 Ho Well Alnlti
tilliiril In Splto ol Ilia Starting Up of
> Inro FiirtuiccHVo trra Itu *
cclpt.s of U'lii'iit Ilfitvy.
NK\V YOUIC. Aug. 17. U. O. Dim .t Co.'s
weekly rovlow of trntle , whlcli Issues to
morrow , will my. The new tariff. If s > linetl
by the prrsldcnt , nH oxpcctcil , pnivlttoa a
ilcllnlto basis fur business. No stipplcniciital
loKlsliitlon IH tlionglit poitNlhlc until next
yonr , nt lonst. I.niTto IniprovcniciH hns
l > een cxpertecl from nny kind of settlement ,
the more because of n vast amount of bus
Incsa ( U'fcrre * ! from week to week In the
hope of more definite conditions. The rush
of such business , or own a part of tt , might
easily double transactions for a time. U Is
not to bo overlooked that the effect of new
duties upon miuty branches of Industry
and trade la problematical and may be de
termined only of lor some months of expe
rience , nnd meanwhile the serious Injury to
corn and some of the conditions exercise * ,
restraining Influence. It Is too early to look
for the effects of the now situation In the
Kreat Industries , but Hie Kradual recovery
which hit ! ! appeared for some time Is seen
In a bettor doinnnd for products.
Speculation In wool has been stopped , and
sales , which have been G,0 9,7BO pounds for
the week , and llrwllt > 0 for the two weeks
of AiiKiist , nRalnst 3,307,100 last year , and
lfi.3i.r , .100 In 1892. naturally diminished on
Wednesday nnd Thursday , as It Is expected
the recent advance * may bo lost , though no
chiinKi' yet appears.
Resumption by Iron and steel works
which were stopped by the strikes con
tinues to depress prices of some Mulshed
products , but with more furnaces operating
prices of plK Iron are not lower. Compar
isons Riven today show a fall In prices
ranKlnir from a ) to 41 per cent In Iron and
Its products since October , 1S30 , which suf
ficiently accounts for the Idleness of moro
than a third of the works.
Speculation In corn has been active , the
price falling cents , rislup 316 and fulling
2 with varylnp reports of Injury , which In *
some of the stales Is undoubtedly severe.
While western receipts In two weeks have
been only 2,12ir ; > 78 bushels , aRalnat .1,378,103
bushels last year , the blRh price explains
exports of only r > llKS , " ) bushels , against 3,1101-
.WS bushels In the same weeks last year.
Pork has advanced 50 cents and lard 35
cents per 100 pounds , with Justification In
the Injury to corn.
Wheat Is about I cent lower , western re
ceipts being very heavy for two weeks ,
10,10,118 bushels , against G.9ln.f > Sl bushels
last year , and It Is claimed Minnesota and
the two Dakotits will yield 12.1.000,000
bushels , the second largest yield In their
history.
Liabilities of firms falling In the week
ending August 3 are a little larger than of
late , $ a,23lti.SD , of which $1,011,191 were of
manufacturing and $ I.C09,19S of trading con
cerns. Full returns for July show an ag
gregate of jll.291.Suj. The failures this week
have been 22f In the United States , against
! . " last year , and forty-live In Canada ,
against twenty-seven lust year.
CLKAHIXG HOUSE TOTAI.S.
Aggrogatn of HnilnrHH Trnnxactcd by the
Axsoclutcd llankM During tlui AWi'lc.
NRW YOIUC , Aug. 17. The following
table , complied by Ilradstreet's , shows the
total clearances at the principal 'cities nnd
the percentage of Increase or decrease , as
compared with the corresponding week last
year :
New York t407f4lG-S | 4.0
Chlc.-iKu 84.2l2.fil3' 12.3
Boston 73.2X1,121' ' 10.
Philadelphia . . . M.G22.9S.1 ! 10.o
SI. Louis 21r,3B,73'ij ) o !
San Francisco 14,4CS,30fi 13.1
Baltimore. . . . . . . 12.231,075 1.1
PltlKbiu-K 10,8S1.3)7 : G s
Cincinnati , 12.2I4.0-.0 74.1
Kansas City . , , . 9. ll'.l.'OSJ 77,7
New Orleans . . 5.174 < 7K ( | 12.0 |
Buffalo 2.7M.933 " 41.7
Milwaukee 4,201,521 "r.iii
Detroit 7,302,77 42.0 |
Louisville fi.li81.2S3 121,1
Minneapolis . . . . 4.fi57,3r15 41.2
OMAHA S.SM.Jfw 17.6
Providence . . . . 4,2.11,2001 13.5 |
Cleveland 4,3Sli.5SI 12.7 !
Houston .ISI.'JSl 1.1. G
St. Paul 3,4iS,767 : ; 51.5 !
Denver . . . . . . . . . 2,113,78.1 75.9 :
Indlana ] > oll3 . . . 3,491,048 21.1 !
Columbus , O. . . 2S67.SO ) | 5n.d |
Hartford 1,641.1111 13.31
Richmond 1,033.115 11.21
Washington . . . . 1.3SI.050
Diiliith 2,2il.1iC ( till
Dallas 1I03.202 ! 45. < i |
St Joseph 1.431.902 27.5
Peorla 2.372.C17 lic.r.l
Memphis 1,013 , 2.-1' 1S1.G'
Portland , Ore. . . 53. G
2S.G
New Haven , 5.71
Savannah 1.276.911 58.0
Springfield , Mass i.i.vt.wil 11. G !
Worcester 1.214 , a'2' 22.6
Portland , Me l.nSft.IUH 4.8
Atlanta S'12 ' 970
Fort Worth . , 1,149.02 ! 121.2
Waco 52.0
Syracuse 29.1
IX'H Molnes 70. 2 1
Grand Rapids 750,512 5.2i
Seattle 472,578 7.51
Lowell C09.991 29.21
Wilmington , Del fi03,90l | 31. !
Norfolk , 2.7
Sioux City 8.1.31
Lns Angeles 3C.3I
Tncomii 550.010 ! 3't.SI
Sndnaw , Mich 30B fiSI1 10.11
HpiUalie 2G7.80I .11.51
Jacksonville 1.1
Lincoln 1,3
New Bedford , , . 25.9
Wichita .
TllrniliiRham 25S.C5I'
Tupeko. 30S.331 P.B
Lexington. Ky 413 rCS ! .2.n
BlnKhamiiton 4.0
Hay C'lty , Mich. . . . , . 21.8
Full River CI5.-C8 r.o.9
Akron. O 210,700 ! 85.0
Springfield. O in.ar.
Canlon , O 1 lO.OOOl 11.71
Sioux Full 130.113 18.1
Fremont , Neb. . , , . . 8I.IOOI 53.1
Hastings , Neh 44 ,11 ! 1G.9
Chattanooga
1C.-.OMI
Nashville 775 3. , V
O.ilvnston 4.2
Salt Lake 891,311) ) S .3
Helena .11
Srrnnton . . K06.A80
Knlamnzoo 221 , "
Total. United fltatin..l 7'O.CS1,1W1 ! ' s.ol ,
Kxcluslvo of New Vork 1383,011,527 ! 21.7 ,
Not Included In tolaU ,
HHADSTUICIJT'S TU.VflK HL'VIinV.
.Not Slucli MntliiiHla iii Among U'hnloialora
1'nnri'nil HIT tlui Trndii Onilnoli.
NEW YOUIC , Aug. n.-nradatrect's to
morrow will say : Special telegraphic and
Hiimmurlxed Interviews with more than GOO
leading wholesale doaler.s and manufac
turers In forty-seven cities throughout the
country as to the present effect of the pros-
pectlvo Kottlemcnt , und the outlook as to
the effect of the senate tariff bill should as
It become a law. Indicate relatively less en-
thuHlasm at larger eastern centers , except
at New York and TJaltlmurc , almat uni
form satisfaction throughout the southern
states , and similar advlcc.s from the central
and northwestern states , except where se
rious crop damage has taken place. In the
Worth n ( lulncn a Box.
[ Stubborn tendencies ) In
to digestive
troubles i
l \\\childrai \ \ will always ! 111
1 yield to a mild dose the
° f
> \ h.r
Beecham's
( Tasteless )
jj tcntia box ,
der
fnr west lltllo Intcrpst Is manlfpstcd In
tariff iiKltntlon , notably at Denver ami
Helena , whcro silver attract * moro atten
tion. I'ortlund fours the rvmilt of the rv-
dtietlon nf the tariff on lumber , but at San
KMnolKco an Improved demand IB expected
nnd considerable freight la offering for
shipment tu China. A fcaturw U found In
dcelaratlom trom glas wnri , potlrry nnd
Iron and steel inHUUfaetiirerH i\t various
centers of the ! < t prodtictK Unit wages will
be promptly reduced. Importer * of woolens
are cnld to have the market this fall , and
clothing manufacturer ; ! , It 19 declared ,
should do n fair bualnc * ' , hut not try to
carry over lhht weights on .lamiary 1.
Cotton merchants declare the settlement of
the tariff was too late to help them .this
fall , nnd lumber dealers spenk regretfully
of the rrdni-tlon of duty In their llni . Asldo
from probable delay of Improvement duo
to uncertainty In hnslncgR , neither itostnn ,
Providence. HufTiilo , Philadelphia , IMIts-
burg , Newark or Uochoster merchants In-
tcrvlowcd express noteworthy enthusiasm
as to the trade prospect. While no gain Is
reported In trade circles nt southern cities ,
several thousand coal strikers have gene
back to work In the lllrmtiiKhitm district.
ccviTnl southern railways are calling for
moro coal , and southern Iron works am
shipping more Iron than a year ago , The
proposed changeIn the sugar si'hodufo
exerts material depression In Louisiana.
The region wnst of I'ensylv"1 ! ! anil east
of the Mlssl.ixlppl river ropoi.M nlmost uni
formly favorable trade conditions , with
gains In demands and In Industrial activity.
Country merchants In Illinois nnd Indiana
have been buying heavily from Chlcafto
jobbers , but that city's trade from regions
west of the Mississippi bus fallen off. St.
louls oiintlmii's the exceptionally favorable
report of the previous week , with the ad
ditional feature that the demand for Iron
Is Increasing. The more Important cities In
Wisconsin and Minnesota report an Im
proved outlook for trndo and an Inc.rcnso
It ) the volume of business , due to more favorable -
vorablo crop returns. IncreasoJ demand Is
noticed for groceries , hardware , cutlery nnd
shoes. The sorlotm damage to corn In Kan
sas has had an unfavorable effect at Kan
sas City , crop damage ! In that stute , as
well as In Nebraska nnd Iowa , overshadow
ing other conditions ! and characterizing
tr.ide lepnrts from Lincoln , Omalm and
llurllngton.
Exports of wheat ( Hour Included ) , United
States nnd Canada , both coasts , amounted
to : , 'J7t-0 ! ! ) bushels , against 3,117,200 biiMhelH
lust week , 2.977 , ! > 'i7 bushels the week before ,
as compared with 0,129,700 bushels In
the same week a. year ago , n,7W,17l bushels
two years ago , 5,7til.lS7 bushels three years
ago , and 3,483,000 bushels four years ago.
Tlie torture of dyspepsia and sick hcndacho ,
the agonizing Itching and pain of salt rheum ,
are removed by Hood's Sarsannrllln.
There will bo a big half prlco sale of boys'
short pant suits pn Saturday at the Continen
tal at HOc on the dollar. Over 1,01)0 ) suits to
bo cleaned up for cash only. Price $1,25 to
? 3.50. _
7C.Y-OO t'KHXOIt ItOltlXtiVX DEAD.
Wan the 1'lr.it Chief i\pc-ntlvn : of the State
of Kannax.
LAWnKNCK. Aug. 17. Rx-Governor
Charles Itoblnsori died at his homo In this
city at 4 o'clock this morning. Ho had boon
III several weeks.
He was the first governor of Kansas. Slnco
his retirement from the governorship In 1SC3 ,
ho has held no Important olllco , but has
taken an active part In politics , particularly
reform movements. Ho wns the democratic
candidate for governor In 1S90.
Hn waa born at Hanhvlck , Mass. , In 1818.
In 1817 ho wont overland to California , where
ho became a leading llgurc In the light be
tween the squatters and prospectors. Ho
served In the legislature there and was In
strumental In electing John C. Fremont
to the United States senate. Ho returned
to Massachusetts In 1S51. In 1S5I ho be
came the agent of the emigrant aid society
and was sent out with the second party that
came from New Unglund .to Kansas. Gov
ernor Koblnson ut once took part In the free
slate movement and was a leader In It.
Illfttorhm l'orxtor'8 Wlilmv.
LONDON , Aug. 17. Mrs. Korster. widow
of John Forstcr , the English historian and
biographer of Charles Dickens , la dead.
Krmn Ollvor.
OLIVKH. 111. , July 10 , 1804. Measers. For-
Bytho & Korsythe , prominent merchants' ot
this place , say they have used Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Ilemcdy In
their families. In the most severe cases qf
bloody flux , , with perfect satisfaction , and
take pleasure In recommending It to the pub
lic. This Is the most successful medicine In
the market for colic , cholera morbtis , dysjn-
tery , diarrhoea and summer complaint.
There Is nothing equal to It for summer
complaint Incident to children. For sale by
druggists.
ULKI'KLANU AT ItUZZAHIM , JIA1\
JL'ri'Xlilnnt ( irrotcil liy Ills Wifn and Children
on Landing fruni the Teniliir.
ntJZZAHDS IJAY , Mass. . Aug. 17. Presi
dent Cleveland arrived at Gray .Gables to
day and was affectionately greeted by Mrs.
Cleveland and the children. Ho appeared
to ba In good health and delighted to see his
family. The lighthouse tender , John Rog
ers , steamed Into the bay -past Hog Island
shortly after 9 o'clock,1 During the rifght a
coal schooner had appropriated the Gray
Gables mooring , and the Rogers drifted Idly
dowir toward Monument bench.
Then there was a slight delay when she
steamed back to a point opposite the Gublea
and anchored.
A few minutes later President Cleveland ,
acompanled by Dr. O'llcllly and party , put
off In a bout and wcro sent ashore at the
Gray Gables landing at 9:35. :
Mrs. Cleveland and the children had been
signaling from the vornanda at the cotfago
from the time the tender first appeared
around tha Island , and as the president
stepped aslioro they hastened to mcot him.
Thq party then entered Gray Gables , whcro
breakfast was waiting.
When moving Into our presnnt homo I
found a bottle of Clmmborlaln's Pain Iialm
luft by a former tenant. On the table. I
found the statement that It was good for cuts
and burns. I can testify to the truth of
this. Nothing In all my experience has
found Its equal for treating blisters or burns.
F. B. Harrott , mnnngcr Sentinel , Lo
Stiour , Minn. Pain Ilalm Is also a euro
for rheumatism. For sale by dmgglata.
TIlllT.r HOM.IXT1Q KI > r > I.\tl.
TH. Martha , Millionaire Miicldii Married
to UalHiin Itiiildy ,
CHICAGO , Aug. 17. Mrs. Martha Muckln ,
ncc Hums , the New Orleans young woman
who married the aged millionaire , Thomas
Mackln of this city nhortly .before hla
death and has recently been having .differ
ences with the other Mnckln holru overItla
fortune , was wedded ngaln last night. The
now benedick Is Wutuon llildily , a well
known local politician and rnco horse owner.
Mr. nutldy was porno years ago Thomas
Mockln's prlvato secretary , and whllu acting
In that capacity Ixtciimo attached ty 'tha
millionaire' ! ) daughter. "
For four years every ono thought that
Mr. Itudtly would marry her , but end winter
he went traveling In the south and when
ho returned In thn spring ho found tliut ! ttio
ycung wamun wns to bo murrlud the next
duy. The affair IH given further1 sploo ot
roumnco hy a street car accident recphtly , , of
which Mr. IlniUly was the vlctfii ) and which
was thought would ruuult fatally , AD noon
ho can dispense with crutcics | thu wcddlni ;
trip will bo taken to County Down , Ire
land.
land.An
An after theater thought , a bottle of
Cook'n lOxlra Dry Imperial ClmmPIKiiu and
then "sweet Bleep. "
VIIOI.Hlt.l tit'AKK.Y INIH.ltt.t , 'i
Tire Death * In Dn.irhimi County ( 'riilltcil : to
tlin Drciul riagno.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 17. The state health
board loduy received ncwn of a chgleru. uparo
Dearborn county. The Httlo daughter of
Peter Munn of WelsberR was taken sud
denly 111 with symptoms ot cholera and died
soon after. Another child , aged 11 , vfas taken
Augunt 11 and died next day. The at
tending physician , who reported thu caio to
health board , vlslleil th family ami
found the mother also 111. Tha outcome In
. ciiso In not yet known. Tim cleatlm jiava
caused much alarm In the county , but Secre
tary Metcalf of the health board In not In
clined to give credence to th cholera theory.
Unliiu 1'utlllc llutol < ilrU Ktrllie.
LAUA.M1E , Aug. 17 , The ( lining room
girls In the Union Paclllc hotel here have
struck on account of Manager Mnrliel'ti r-
requ ring them to wear unlf rma. Girls
wrro brought trom Katuas City to nil thotr