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THE OMAHA DAILY JJEEs TdJ'f SDAY , DECJEatBER 4 , 1894.
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Have you a horse or a cow that
you dou't want to feed this winter
there is no way you can find a cus li
tomer so soon as by patronizing
The Bee want columns. Thou ,
sands read this page , the very people
ple you are after.
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25C Pays for a 17-word ad ,
Servftiit jjlrls aid others seeking employ niQiiti
wnlt Ici.g for iciultH llncugli tliiso mint ads.
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These udvertlNemcnts must run consecutively.
BIXU ATIONS WANTED
YOUNO MAN WANTS I'LACB TO HARM
bpard irhll attmdlne college. Ilooses' Iluslness
college , 15th anil 1'arnnm. _ A feQ3
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WAMTBD JOA1E HEIiP.
WANTKD-A TEW PKHSOXS IN UACH 1'IiACn
to do 'WiltlnK ; Rend stamp foK 150-paBe book
of imillculars. 'J. Wondbuiy , 127 W 42d street ,
N. Y. Clly. 11-491
\VANTKI1 JUCI'UniKNCnn COAL MINHRH TO
KO to BlierldimVyo. . Apply nt olllce Sheridan
Uoal Co. , 1605 Kiirnntn. lti
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MKN bF aooD ADDhns3 CAN pjioct'nn
Btenily cmplojmcnt at good pay by cnlllnz at
MpN , SAivnv on COMMISSION TO
Introduce our < io < uls lo the trade. Permanent
IwMtlon , ntaple line , fast vcllcrr. Ms rrollts ,
pleasant worlc. Address with stamp , King
Mfg. Co. , ti 41 , Chicago. 11 M1S3 4'
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YOUNO MAN TO LOCATE AT LtNCOIiN IN
charKn- branch house ; salary. General Imtl-
nesa experience only necessary. Address D 11 ,
ee. J H-MK2 4
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\VANTKI ) , WAl.KSMnN TOU LINK CIOAHS :
full particulars. Address with stamp , Sumatra
Cigar Co. , Chicago , Ills. H-MC23 '
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WANTI D , 23 SH3N A > JD WOMEN AS SUp -
p rnumernrlen for the performance of "Tho
Iliac k Ciiwk" at Dojd'a theater , to report at
Btage door at 11 n. m. Tuesday , December 4.
11 OSJ 3
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BAILSMAN IN nVKRY COUNTY , J75 W
month and expenses. Olllce , furniture , ndver-
tlslni ; furnlnlHHl. riiKids inonnpuly. Hxpcrl *
< -fic imm'fesaary. Address 1C. S. Co. , 132 Ool-
iyinndii blilg. , lui.slun. MIIBB. It M 68 1 i *
LAtiOHfOllB. TlLVMKTIniH. STATIN M13N ;
Kouth ; work near Memphis ; Rlilp dally. JCia-
uMr'B Uibor agency , IHIi and 1'arnam streets.
4 I1-MC93 C
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ItOY WANTKD AT llUailUS' DIIOO' HTORU ,
aith and I'ariiam. H-yM7 i 4
WANTBnAN , ENBUtlKTlC. CAVAIILC
woman ! boslt'ort iicrnmncnt. Ample remuner
ation. AdJremi D 10 , lieu. C 5D6-3 *
WANTED ; \ItK8. . IK YOU WISH EMPLOY-
mcnt at your liMncs , ccnd self nddrecsed en
velope fqr descriptive circular and commcnco
work ; good wage * . Alfred Knitting Company ,
Wllilhrop , Mots. C MCI8 7
WANTED. COMPHTENT NimSH FOU YOUNO
li.il > y at 207 B. 39IU slreet ; best of reterenco
required. C 876t
WANTED , A ItCt'lNnO. TAIIILY HDUCATUU
lady lo cull ua our customers ; tight. plca > * an1
Imnlnew ) : six hours dally , wllh goixl pay ,
Apply nfler 10 , W. T. Marshall. loom 12 ,
CrelBhton block. C ME)3 ) 4 *
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JOR BENT HOUSES.
IIOUSKS , F. K. DARMNQ , liARKHR 1JLOCK ,
D 131
IN ALl. PARTS OF TUB CITY. THE
O , F. Davis company , 1-03 I'mnam. D (94
KKLKENNY & CO. R. 1. CO.NTINUNTAI > ULIC ,
, D 485
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l''OH HUNT TWO 8-HOOM r.LEQANT IUUCK
liousca ; ull modern contonlcnces ; 1 block tron
Walnut Hill motor , J2S. Comritrolter's ofllec.
D 43S
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SKVEN-IIOOM MODCIIN FLAT S BLOCKS
front Uco building. J25.00. Omaha Heal Kitati
nnd Trust Co. . room 4 , llee bldg. D 497
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GOOD FIVK-HOOM COTTAQHsi JS.OO TET
month. 1 . S. SUlnnci , 310 N. Y. Life.
P-488
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CHEAPEST B.HOOM COTTAQB , 'WITH BATH
In city. Reduced to J15.00. SOU California KI.
-M4M
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i-OUIl-UOOM UODRRN FLATii .MTH ANI
Leaveriwortli. J. W. SqUIre , 2ISllca bldE.
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LMtan HOUSES IN DUNUCIJ PLACI
cheap till spring. J. W. Squire , 243 lice bldg.
r D M500
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HOUSES ; I1ENAWA & CO. , 108 N , 15TII ST
D M761
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TOU HENT , HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS AND HAIU
on Park ave. Inquire at ti : a 18th it.
FIUST CLASS MODlinN IMIOOM HOUSE
Z019 Ulnney , JIO.OO. Wlthnell. 207 N. Y. Life.
U-501
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FOun-uooM coTTAan. EH WILLIAMS ST.
U M24DD20 *
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FOU IlKNT CHEAP FOU THE WINTEI1
one 8-room house , three S-room cottages. J
A.Sc < nt. Omnlm Nat'l bank. D M27SDJ3
ItEASONAnLE
quire 1919 Dodge. D SW
FOU RENT it-siRAIlLn DWELLINQS II
all parts of Omaha. K. II. Sheafe. 421 1'axto
bl ck. D-J34D24 *
S-r.OOM COTTAOB. S. U. COItNKH OF MH1
and Park ntreet. CnqulrulUJ Jackson street.
D-MI33
COTTAOB , 115 NO. 3TTJI. TAKE FAl
nuin cur. Apply nt Htocliel ttove ttorv.
D-U1
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f-UOOM HOU8R , 311 WOOLWOUTH AVfil
oni 3-ioom. 1301 California ft. I ) 23JU19"
K > 11 UKNT-LAHOU 111UCK HOUSK. i
ruoius. modern Improvements ; No. 1042 Oeorsl
are. J. M. Suneral. ISO and 352 Uee bl.lc.
D il J-5
HUNT. UODEIIN 8-UOOM HOUSK ; Al
lie. ilatilKii BtwuiU tlieet ; apply nei
duor , D MMI 31"
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HOUSES & KTORKS , P. I ) , WUAt ) , IS & Douula
D CO&.31
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} ou IUNT. S-IIOOM COTTAOE. WITH AL
modem cnnvenlenees. Apply Milton Ito < ceni .
Bon . 14lh nml Fnrnam streets , D Milt 1
II. 12. COIJ3 CO. , 10 N. JST1I.
J4.W. t-room modern houtr. 1349 N. 17th. 510.0
S-ruum. modern. 2114 Ersklne , 8 rooms , tncxlcn
bnrn , SSJ 1'uclllc. J18.O ) . II rooms , ( It N. 1911
ttS.00. und lurgest lint In Omaha to select fron
3-roOm Mat. jullicnst corner Kth and Learei
worth. P.M. D-MUI 4
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IX ) " ! ! ItKNT. KLEQANT 10-n ItODRUK DW15I
line ; Inroe barn. nlc lawn ; location Slst an
SprueV. . N. Nnwn , 407 lirown block.
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n DAVKNPOUT STKKirT. Et
i\u\n Kit lpltol avenue. D MC30 <
KENT- FURNISHED 11OOMS.
-LEAHANT SOUTH HOOM FOR QENTLEMAI
Inquire 1 PvdK . U Jos
FUONT HOOM. 8TBA1
bnlli. 11) minutes from Kth and Farnan
A < IJr < * > L > I , Ue orflce.
OEHIUATILH KUnmSHED AND VI
turnliued ruom * . wltll board. 21 ! S. Utli ttree
K-UX
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UOOMH. 8INHLH Oil ENBUIYE ; MOUEUf
liiii ) Capitol > nu , B MCtl C
N ICHLY rnilHlHH ED ItOOUS WITH FHtS
elam boani. ntt IXxlg * . K-W5-J-
'l RNISIIKD noOMS ) .
_ Ht. Mory'a avenua K Mill
VKOKT 1'OOMS ; ALl , CONVBNIUNCR
Wl If. HtU tmt. K-MM
TOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Continued.
TWO WAIIM , FUItNISHI-Ul 11OOMS IOU
housckceplns , cheap , Mil St. Mary's avenue.
E-M'W 4
on KENT. STKAM : . HEATED , FUUNISIIED
rooma. 602 So. I31h. 13 681 4
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
THUEE HAN.DSOMELY rUHKIRHKD KRONT
rdoms , with all Idnvclnences , for gentlemen
'inly ; location \ery > desirable. Apply to 2019
Harncy street. r M4II 11
ROOM , mTii UOAUD , > n DOUGLAS.
F-103 Di ;
VICELY FUUNI8HED ItOOMS FOU RENT ,
with board. Call at 2107 Douglas.
r 28) D22
HE HILLSIDE. 1JTII AND DOUQE ; LAUQE
south room1" , steam heat ; first tlass table.
V 402 8
OUTH FRONT PARLOR ; ALSO SMALL RMS ;
good boaid ; reasonable. The Rose , 2)2) ) ) Harney.
I' oSS D.3
'LEABANT ' ROOMS WITH HOARD ; CAN ACcommodate -
commodate u few day boarders. 1S10 Ch'caBO
Btreet. F-MCCO 4
TWO SOUTH ROOMS. FIRST CLASS ROARD.
2103 Douglas. F M677 5
1LECIANT , LAIIQI3. WARM , SOUTH FRONT
room and private board ; best accommodations.
2110 Douglas street. I' M703 S *
RONT AND SOUTHEAST ROOMS IN
large , detached house ; well hcatpd. SOI9 St.
Mary's avenue. F M70I JJ
FOR BENT hTORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT. THE l-STORY 11RICK BUILDING ,
916 rarnam street. Tills bulldlni ; has a fire
proof , cement basement , complete steam lieat-
Ing fixture' , water on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the office of The Bee. 1 910
FOU RENT. DESK ROOM , 15.00 MONTH. 331
Board of Trade. 1 452
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL MRS. SHAFFER
patent cake griddle ; sells on alglit ; positive
proof you can realize (25.00 a week ; send stamp.
Iowa Qrlddla Co. , Delavan , WIs. J MMl 9 *
WANTED. AGENTS. EVERY CITY ; JUST OUT ;
nothing like It ever seen. Loomls stump holder
und molslenei. Sells at rig lit : e\ery bunk ,
olllce , store and. busltless man wants 'one. i In-
Htnictlohf ) and sample by null. 75 cents. H
.you . mean business writefor oulllt. Postal * not
! ans ers < t , TheClnclnnatt Pure Aluminum Co. ,
Cincinnati. * O. * * T J-MCJO 4
GOOD SOLICITORS , BOTH LADIES AND
gentlemen , to sell mineral mater ; nctUe agents
: an make money. W. Q. " Albright Co. . llruna-
vlck hotel. J M703 8
CHANCE OF A LHHmMIX WANTED , EN-
eojetlc , responsible parties for Btate , city , county
and town agencies for sale of Clurk'H Red Crosi
electric , natural medicinal water , calve , salts
etc. Not a beverage. A natural medicine. Liberal
inducement ! ) and big money to lira right parties ,
Address Itlc Ilaplds Mineral Water Co. . Die
Raplda , Midi. J-MG33 4
STORAGE.
STORAC1D , WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1214TIIAUNEV
M-W3
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ( CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wels ) , 1111 Fivrnam.M
M 501
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OM ttA. U. 8.
KOV. bonded warehouse. Household good :
stored. Lowest rates. 10I3-1015 Leaveaworth.
M 503
WANTED TO BUY.
CITY & CO. CLAIMS. PRITCHARD , 1712 TAR'N
N JM
I WILL GIVE J22.000 CASH FOR 22-FOOT LO1
on Farnam or Douglas between 15th and 16th.
J. J , Gibson , 317 First Nat'l bank bldg.N237
N-237
SECOND-HAND ROOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH
Antiquarian book store , 1519 Farnam street.
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR C TO 8-ROOM
houses , east of 21th .street , north of Cumlng
Gurvln Bros. . 210 N. Y. Life. N M592 G
WANTED , 5 OR C-ROOM COTTAGE , MODEItt
Improvements ; state price. Address I ) IS , Bee
N M693 6 *
FOB , SALE FUBNITUKE.
FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM ST
Saturdays. 10 a. m. Robt. Wells. O 507
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FUUNI
ture , stoves , etc. L. Altman , EOS N , ICtli.OG08
O-G08
FOR SALE. CARl'ET , SHADES AND FUR
nlture. at 409 So. 25th ave. O-601-3
I WANT TO SELL
A COOK STOVE ,
A BASE RURNER ;
Not tecauso they're no good , but because
don't use thrm : cook stove Is No. S ; has
burner Is medium site : not much money re
quired nor 2d hand dealers. M. R. Uhl. 133
a. 29th St. O-6S8 6
FOB SALEHOBS a.8 , WAQONS.ETO
1'HAETON , BARGAIN ; NEW CLOTH. LEATH
cr , paint. JSJ ; another. | 23. Drummond C'ga Co
1' M428 D2 < !
FOB SALE MlbOELLANEOUS.
IF YOU BUY. BUY THE BEST ; MACKIN
toshes , rubber boots , arctics , syringes ot nl
kinds , gas tubing : all best quality. Omah
Tent and Awning Co. , 1311 Funum si , Q MJ
CHEAPEST CHICKPN ANQ .ORNAMENTA1
fence made. C. II. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q 510
CORN FODUKU FOR BALK. FOUR BLQCK
north Lead Works , Ea Omaha. Tom Andrrsor
Q-911 1)16 *
WEGMAN PIANOS. BRIDGEPORT ORGANS
Woodbrldge Bros. . 117 Bo. 17th. Q-Mj
FIRE BRICK. CAR LOTS. Ill ; SMALL LOTS-
US M ; lire clay , sand , gravel , screenings. Wn
J. Welshans , Ml Board of Trade. Trt. 1GS9.
CJ4 D27
CORNI WHEATl OATSI WRITE OR WIR1
for prices on mixed or vxhole cars of corr
wheat , oats , feed or flour , delivered In you
town. W , J. Crandall. Firth. Neb.
Q-MI7I 4
WOODIUUDGE BROS. HAVE NO ROOM FO1
the following goods In tlieY elegant new quai
ten nnd to closi > them out , are offering thct
for IrsH than they could b bought at auction.
1 Standard organ. 113.00.
1 Buy Slate organ , til 0) .
I Smith American organ. IS.00.
1 Shonlnger organ. | 2lbO.
1 Klmbnll organ. (3000.
1 square Ilallet & Davis piano , J&.00.
1 Upright new piano. JIS7.W.
Woodbrldge Bros. , state ae nts Wetmaa piano
117 Bo. 17th st. Q-CJ7 C
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST-CLASS .DAIRY FARM. GOOD BARN !
lea house , excellent pasture , iprlnn water ; or
mlla from BoutU Omaha. Charles Child * . U
LMvenwor'.h street , Omaha. R 433-3 *
OLA1BVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RI
liable builnens medium ; 7th year at lit N. 161
THB CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT Al7
lulmlst , the young Mm * . Uomalne , has a
rived In th * city aiid can b * consulted on a
matter * , thoiuaad * have been made happy t
her advice : thoaa wlshlac correct advice c
business , chance * . Journey * , marriage * * lav
lt . family. * la. call on th roattama ar
ba convinced * b * ba * run equal ; Icttarst coi
lalnlnit Ump promptly1 uuirrnd ; buainu
strictly confidential. Hours. to t. HIT Ch
caco itrtet. 0-MU4 t *
M.A S8AOE , BATH3. ETO.
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MADAV BWtTH. W > 8. 13TII. ZD FLOOR ,
room 31 mnstagv , < npor , nlconol , strnnlt mil-
phurlna nnd ea baths. T-M61 ! > 8 *
UAfidAQE , UADAUE BERNARD , HJl DOUOli
T 2iD3'
TPBKIBR BATH9.
TURKISH BATH ROOMS. EXCLUSIVELY FOU
ladles. Suite 100-10. Bee llldg. , CM-
PEI180NAL.
VIAVI ; HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book an < l consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 3ltf Bee bide. Lady attendant.
MA8SAGE ELECTRO THERMAL BATH9 ,
rhlropodlst. Mine. Post , 31J14 S. litli St.u
u Stl
THE BELLE EI'I'ERLY CORSI'.T. MADE TO
order from measure. 19 < n Farnam street.
J U-.M2I7
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MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. Kit l-'AU
U 512
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FIFTEEN ELEGANT CABINET PHOTOS IN
3 different styles , 11.99 , at Cowan's , 53t Broadway -
way , Council Blurts. U-M138 D 7
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OPEN DECEMBER 3 , 1801 , TO THE LADIKS
of Omaha , Neb. : Two ladles from Boston ,
Masn. , will open rooms at 1510 Chicago street
for the benefit of suffering women. The > < o
ladles have had a wide experience In treating
chronic nnd ncutr > dlseaecs by thfr latest moth-
ods. ladles , call on us , state your cnso
plainly , nnd wo will be sure to give you relief ;
do not suffer longer ; consultation free. Olllce
hours , 9 a. m. , to 5 p. m. ; Sundays , 1 to B
p. m. 'U M 0 D28
BLONEYTO LUAN KgAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. O. Chesney. Kunsaa Clty % Mo.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . SIS N.Y.L1FE ,
loans nt low rates for choice security In Ne
braska nnd Iov > a farms or Omaha city property.
W 615
MONEY TO I/JAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan. Love & Co. , Poxton blk.
\ \ & 17
CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWEST
rates. Pusey & Thomas , First Nat'l bids.
W M2I9
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. IXivIs Co. . 1M3 Fnrnam st. .W 518
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , 13,000 and upwards I , 6 to 7 per cent ; no
Jclnjs. W. Farnam i Smith & . Co. , UM Farnam.
W 019
CHAS. W. RAINEY. OM. NAT. BK. BLDG.
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. B. Melltle , 1st Nat. banl bld
ERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Bciulre. 21S Bea bids. W S2i
ITY LOANS , C. A. STARR , 515 N.
\ \ SSI
100 TO $5,000. F. D. WEAD , 16TH & DOUGLAS.
VANTED TO BORROW * 750 ON GOOD FARM
ICO acres , Improved , In Buffalo county , for one
o three ycjru. Address Lock Box 133 , Omaha
Mini : LOANS , LOW RATES , SMALL LOANS ,
short time. H. H. Harder & Co. , Bee Bldg.
W 657 31
1ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 170. ! Far
nam street. W MKM
TO iUArt CHATTELS.
10NEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horsej , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly contldcntlal ; you
can p.ty the loan olt at any t'mo or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
S06 S. Kill street.
X-S23
.IONEY . TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FtlRNI-
ture , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security at lowest possible rates , which
} ou can pay back at any time ami In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
Room 4 , Wlthncll block. X 523
. B. HADDOCK , ROOM < 27. RAMGE BLOCK.
X-Wtt
.IONEY . TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. I Ife bldg.
X-52 (
BUSINESS CHANCES.
JASH PAID KOIl UNDOWMENT. POLICIES IN
old line companltR. Send dcrcnplltml ' A. K.
Drocklcsby , Llox 233 , Hartfonl. W'nn- '
OH SALK. 26-llOOM HOAUDINQ ttOUSR ,
centrally locatcil. Kent low. A barenln. 1 > 9
Uee. Y-634.
iVANTED ; PARTNER IN ESTABLISHED
paying business ; must bo good hualnero m.ini
require 11,000. Address D 12 , Bee. Y MCI7 4'
EXCHANGE.
A GOOD IXDT IN EAST OMAHA TO UX-
change for young work horses or mules.
Lamoreaux Bios , CM 8. ICtli. Z-K !
1ANKERS AND RfSAL ESTATE AOENTf
Tuku Notice Hard times 1ms made It posslbU
to get hold of goo < l business blocks In Oniahr
and take * farm lands In exchange. I Bollcll
correspondecc. J. J. Gibson , 317 1st Nat. banU
Z-801
TRADE : 1CO-ACRE FARM IN BROWN COUNT'S
near Nlobrara river ; good buildings , lunnliu
water and about 75 acres of heavy timber , nl
fenced : will trade for stock or general mer
slmnillso or stock hardware. Joseph ! erz.in ,
box U > 5 , Schuyler , Neb. Z S'A 3 *
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES FROM 1'OST
olftce. easy terms. Call at 810 N. Y. Life.
RE 52S
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS
sale or trade. 1' . K. Darling , Barker block.
RE-523
FOR SALE , NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 30th and Sahler
11,250.00 ; long time. Inquire 1318 rarnam. Sam
uel Burns It D 030
BARGAIN. ICO TO 1.500 ACRES OF CHOICI
land G miles' from Omaha I * . O. cheap. Llbcra
terms. Address C , 12 , Bee , Omaha.RE
RE 803 Dll
MODERN 12-ROOM HOME. VERY CHEA1
and on easy terms. 201D lilnney st. RE 918
EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERTY
farms , merchund'se. ' Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y
Life. RE-M253
FIGURE IT YOURSELF. WE WILL SEL1
you S-room house and lot , tsno.00 , walking dts
tanco of business. You pay (15.00 a month o
J180.00 a year rent. Don't > ou get a home fo
nothing ? Jl,400.00 , very easy terms. K-roon
house , full lot , line location. Jl.GOO.OO , 8-roon
home , shade trees , flne lot , splendid location
11,150.00. very easy terms , 6-room cottage , a ]
on one floor. Cozy homo near business. $ lOOO.C <
C-room cottage , small barn , nice lot. flSO.G
down , balance to suit you. Vacant lot , 10x121
27th and Spauldlng , (400.00.
THESE ARE FORCED AND ARE OFFERE1
AT HALF VALUE TO MAKE QUICK BALES !
H. E. Cole Co. , IOC N. 15th.
RE M633 4
A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME. 10 ROO.M !
and barn , for clear cottage , lots or good lanO
W. Q. Templeton , 428 N. Y Life. RE-MCC2 5
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER. 13TH AND JONES STS.
75 rooms at 11.60 per day.
CO rooms at 12.00 per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Roor
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltcl :
manager. & 32
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COP
I3tli and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.5M
5M
COZZEN8 HOTEL. 8TH AND HARNEY
steam heat , electric bells , telephone , baths , ej
cellent culsenc. elegant rooms ; 11.00 per day
(4 00 and upwards per week. 34
LOST.
IX > ST ; SMALL BLACK SHORT-TAILED COCK
rell spaniel dog ; my name on collar ; rewan
N. A. Hall , 63 } 8. 29th avenuer CM 4
LOST , A PLAIN GOLD CORNER MOUNTINi
for lady' * , rani case. If found nnd retilme
to Raymond's a reward will " be paid , C. I
Raymond. CM 4 *
IF THD PARTY WHO FOUND BLACK MUF
In public library will return It to FrrtlerlcU'
hat store they will be suitably rtnvurBol.
Lost M9- *
LOST. HOUSE PLANS ; DROPP.ED
bugsy November 8. Reward for rcturw.to 6
McCague building. MC98 S
LOST. A SILVER MEDAL. WITH. AVQUC
"Second Rank. Y M. C. A. . Pentathlon. " e
front and "J. It. Culeman. 'H" en bucU , Pleai
return to Bee composing room and ircelver
uard. M697 4 *
LOST. ON FARNAM STREET . On. TH
Dodge street road , two parcels , ona done w I
newspaper , containing coat , vest and unde
wear ; one pinned up In a shawl , cfltiilnjr
clothingTiew and old. Finder will please write
to W. O. Norton. Waterloo , 'NeU. ' , "And1 g
reward. * ' M708 t
LOST. AN OPAL SCARF PIN. HBWAR
offered ; no questions asked. Geo. F , Summ r
at Qa Co.'s olllcn. M70I 4
|
TYPEWBITEB'sT
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FO
ale should make you suspicious , funny thi
are mostly Smith's. Try one and you wl
understand why. Full Una of supplies. Smltl
Premier Co. . 17th and Farnam , telephon * Its * .
K4
BJOyCLEB ,
U. O , DAXON , tU K. 1JT1L t
UNDEBTAKEBS ATTD EMB ALMEB3
"
H. 1C. lU'IHtnT , rUNIDOSL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 16H ChlcttKO st telephone W. 638
BWANSON & VALIEN. UNDimTAIE"RS AND
cmbnlmers , 1701 Cumlmt-r i , telephone 1MO.
637
- 41
M. O. MAUL. UNDftitTAKER AND I3M-
balmer , 1417 ITXrnnm _ , _ _ tclcpliono 22S , 63 $
C2. Vf. BAKER , UNDEUTAKER , Cll 8. Kth ST.
. il 639
ELEOTBIOAL SJIPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND COJ V UTEH3 REWOUND ;
storage Imttrrlcs recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists : suprtr-r work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works , C17 and 619 8. 16th st.
5(2 (
ELECTRICAL ENOINEtlRS A JD CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and'motor plants and nil
klndi of electrical construction. Western Elsj-
trio Supply Co. . 418 and 42v > B. ISlh si. 613
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS-SAIL
regularly every Saturday fiom New York for
Londonderry and Glasgow. I < urnessln , Decem
ber 1 , 8 a , m. ! Anchorla , December 8 , 2 p. m.j
Clrcassla , December 22 , 2 p. m. ; Ethiopia ,
December 19 , 7 a. m. Saloon , second class ,
and Meerage , tingle or round trip tickets from
N w York or Chicago nt reduced rate * to tin
principal Scotch , English , Irish and nil conti
nental points. For money orders , drafti , out
ward or prepaid tickets apply to any of our
local agents or to Henderson Bros , . Chicago.
HAY AND GBAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snjdcr , 1515 Hurt st. Tel. 1107.
CIS
NEBRASKA HAY CO. . WHOLESALE HAY.
Krnln and mill stuff. WP nre nlwnjs on thu
market to buy or sell. 1402-4-G Nicholas St.
617
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
OW TO GET A HOME , OR SECt'RE GOOD
Interest on savings. Appli' to Omaln L. & li.
Ass'n , 1701 Bee bldg. U , M. Xattlngcr , Sec.Cll
Cll
HARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASS'N PAY
C. 7 , 8 per cent wlien-1 , 2. 3 jears old , al\\ays
redeemable. 1701 Furnam st. , Natllnccr. Sec.
513
COAL.
T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
QlHce to S09 S. 16th el , . Brown hlodk. Ki
HERIDAN COAL. EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE
for hard coil , nnd J3.5a ton cheaper. 1C03 Far
nam street ; main cntianca Board of Tiude.
533
HOBSES WINTEBED.
DDRESS BARTON & 1'HELPS. TEL. 1034.
S07 N. Y. Life bldg. MI28D31 *
DENTISTS.
R. PAUL , DENTIST , 2WO HURT ST. 649
CABPENTEB.S AND BTTILDEB3 ,
. E. MOItniLL , rAUI'ENTEH AND Ht'ILDEU.
paper hanging nml slKniO'IirlcIt work nnil plas
tering , Olllce , 400 S. 14th It. , telephone 408.G37
G37
STOVE BEPA1BS.
1TOVE REPAIRS 1-OU 40.000 DIFFERENT
makes of stove . Water attachment and con
nections n eppp.illy. | 1207 Douglas street.
Omaha Stove Ilepalt Works. too
DYE WOPvKS.
iCHOEDSACK. TWJN tV DYE WORKS.
1521 Fnrnam street. t , j itg | of every descrip
tion and diy cleanlngj jf i3s
OPTICIANS.
MAHA OPTICAIi CO. .fiSlUNO OITICIANS.
J. F. Ponder , man iutH KJo i-\iimlno.l five.
222 S. 16th St. , In Klnxlei'n drUK Htoie 4IG IT *
'HE ' ALOE & TENFOLD 'CoT , SCmNTiFIC
opticians , 110S Farnam ct.i opposite 1'axton
hotel. Eyes examined ftce. 551
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN RENT
masquerade costumes nt lit South 16th si.
231-D19'
OHNSON fiUOS..A.WHOi.EMIr.B : > DEALEIlS IN
all kinds uf cojU Corrrspondsnco xollcltcd. 1033
Fanum street. " . CO
PLUMBEBS.
OHN HOWE &jt'O. . PLfMBlNG STEAM AND
hot water heatingKas IKtlues globes. Ul S. 15.
Cll
JOB PB1NTING.
REED JOB PRINTING CO. , FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th el. . Bee building. 6W
COBN1CE.
.VESTEIW . roiiNirr : womcs. GALVANIZED
Iron corn lit n. 172J Ht. Mary's av'e. ftlolKl
IJBESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 431C CHANT.
SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITING.
VAN HANTS SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND. N.
Y. Life , Omaha. Ask fur circular. C$1
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. ar.LLKNBIH'K. BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1SIO California street. 914
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 1C.
QKINIilNG.
RAZORS , KIIEAllS , C'Lll'l'ERS , SKATES ,
etc. A. L. I'nddand , 100 S. Hth. CJ3
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWIT/ LOANS MONEY. 118 N. 16TH.
6CID12
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves iBURLlNClTON & MO. RIVER.IArrlVM
OmahaUnlon [ Depot , 10th & Mason tilt. } Omaha
10:16am : Denver Express 9:33ara :
4:3Jpm.Blk. : Hills. Mont. & Puget End. Ex. 4:10pm
l:35pm : Denver Express 4:10pm :
Clipm.Nebraska Local ( except Sunda ) ) . . 7:45pn
SlUm..Lincoln : Local ( except Sunday.11:2Jan ) :
Leavea IC1UCAUO. BURLINGTON i g.iArilxes
OmalulUnlon Depot , luih & Mason Sts.j Omaha
4Upm : Chicago Vcttlbule 9:5oam :
> :4Sam : Chicago Kipicm , 4:23pm :
7SOpm : Chicago and Iowa Local 8:00arr :
US5am : I'aclllo Junction Local 6:03pn :
LeaveslCllICAGO , MIL. & ST. PAULJAnltes
OmalulUnlon Depot. w'\ & Mason Hts.j Omaha
" ToOpm Chlcaru Limited , 9:30am
ll'.lOam..Chicago Express ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . 6l ! > pn
Leaves [ CHICAGO & NUKTIIVUSTN.IAulvei
_ _ " Depot. 10th & Mason Sl _ | Omaha
ll:05am : . . Eastern Express. . 5:30pm :
4:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited 9:40air :
6Wam : Mo. Vallejr.Local 10:30pn-
E'.Cpm. Oninlia Chlcarfrf Special 2lip
LeaveaT"CHICACO : , 11 , I. & PAUlfc'IC. ( Arrives
.OmahalUiikm Depot. i < nh & Muson Bta. | Omaha
KABT.
llMain..Atlantic : Exprex * ( ex. Sunday ) , . , 6:0pn
CUpm NlKlit Express * .SOpir
4Mpm..Clilc : go VoKtllmlrd I.lmllrd. . . . l:03pn :
U' t > pm..OKlalioiua Exp. U l U. ex 8un..ll30pn !
Leaves I C. , ST , P'TJ & O. I Arrives
Omalial Depot Stji nnU Vfebater Sis. I Omalit
liOam..Neb1aka : Parsenser ( dally ) . . . . S:13pn :
4:3pm..Slou : City Express ( ex. Sun.ll:00an ) :
, l10pm ; St. Paul Limited..i. 9:40an
-I avea I K. . E. & MO.-VALLBl ( Arrives
Omahal Depot 15tn naJ < tvVt ) > ter 'Six. | Oraahi
J:10pm..rait : Mairtfp ISxprer" . . . ; . . . 4:5pn :
tJOpm.ex. : ( Bat. ) Wyo.'t.0nc. ' ( Mon. ) . . 4:65pn :
IKi5am..Norfolk Erprent'lifc. nunilay,1030ar ) ;
4'.Upm..Fremont Paw : < e i Sunday ) . . 7:50pr :
, < ; 10pm St. PaulICrprqiB. . . . . . 940ar ;
K. U. , ST. J. i a B. ( Arrives
J3mahaUnlon [ Depot , loth & Maton Bts.l Omah
"t:4fara . Kansas City Day Kxpms . ti'.Oopu
: Upm.K. C. NUUt Ex. via. U. P. Trans. :5ftar :
"Lfaveif" " MISSOURfpACI FIO I ATrlvei
Onialiaj Depot 15th and Webster Bts. 1 Omah
SU Louis Express , . , , ,
9Mpm. : . . . SI. Lout * fJxpress . :05pi :
6:10pm : . Nebraska Local ex. Hun. ) . tilOar
Leaves BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC , | Arrl\
Omahl Depot lith and Webster Sta. I Omoh
e.Otfpm at. Paut Limited :40aii :
SIOUX"Cltv" "iJAClilC. TAfrlTel
52n h | ljnlonUepot _ , 10th & Mason Bts.lJJmah
'
tUam : . . .V.bloux City P'auenger. . , 10Mpn :
610pni ; . . . . . .St. Paul Limited 0:4Mr :
I.elv sl UNION PACIFIC. ( Arrive !
pmahaUnlon | Dc | > ot , loth & Mason Sts.l Omah
10 00 ra-.Kearney Express S:4Jpr :
1 ilium . > , Orerland Klyer. , , > B:13pc
. tl5pm.llcatrlc . : . . , & Strcmju'i Ex.ex.Sun ( ) , JMSpi
Pacine Exprewi 10War :
I-oJt Mall. . 410pi ;
'l. i | U-AIIASH RAILWAY ! lArrlv.i
UinahalUnion Depot , loth A Maton Bts. | Omah
lSJpmT.bt. Louis Ciuooa Uoll U.Kpc
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A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT
TO LADIES ONLY.
1 Matinee Lecture
-ON-
IJEAUTY CULTURE
PHYSICAL CULTURE
AND THE COMPLEXION
Jy Ihn Tvorlcl r..mom HKAUFY
nil COMPLEXION SI'iilA : < .IST ,
MME. M. YALE ,
FRIDAY
AFTERNOON ,
AT 2:30 : l . iM.
TICKETS NOW ON SAL1J nt Uox Offlce
f Theater. Secure your Heats In advance ,
s hundreds will be turned uway.
A GUAM ) AND GLORIOUS IIEYELATION
To the world. Tleauty can he cultivated ,
oiith restored nnil preserved. Wrinkles and
vary trace ot age removed. Gray hair
timed back to Its original color without dye.
1U3U DAX41..INO HISAUTY.
MMEX.M.VALxEl
THE PERFECT WO iiAN.
Vho at 41 looks as fresh and lovely as any
> oauty ever BOSH at IS. Showing the power of
icr art In preserving youth and cultivating
jeauty.
Ladles , bring your note-books and pencils
o take down valuable recipes lo be given you
by Mine. Yale.
Uoserved Seats at Box Ofllce of Theater ,
price 60 cents. Lectures commence at 2:30 :
harp. Doors open at 2 o'clock. Grand Musical
'rograjiime.
LADIES ONLY.
Ladies are respectfully requested to be
romptly seated at 2.30 p. in.
MME. M. YALE
tt'iL. j APP12AU IN
Athletic Costume ,
And create a sensation on her Man-clous
Cultivated Beauty of Face and Form.
HERCONF1DENTIAL ADVICE.
Ladles who attend this lecture will receive
Uuio. Yalq'a confidential advice and Instruc-
ions , which cannot be obtained outside ol
his' lecture.
GENTLEMEN POS1L1V3LY HOY ADMIT i'ED
THE PROGRAMME : " '
low to aeveop , the .bust.
How to walk.
How to cat.
How to sleep ,
How to preserve health.
How to cure female weakness.
How to cure liver or kidney trouble.
How to euro and prevent consumption. '
How to cure constipation.
How to develop chest and luiiffs.
How to make the figure erect.
How to Increase height.
How to straighten the limbs.
How to develop the limbs and make their
shapely.
How to develop the arms.
How to make -the hands und feet smai
nnd shape ! ) ' .
How to Increase flesh.
How to make flesh firm.
How to reduce flesh.
How to obtain perfect health and preserve it
How to breathe.
How to live.
How to remove wrinkles.
How to cultivate natural beauty.
How to become young again.
How to preserve youth.
How to obtain a perfect complexion.
How to remove and euro
Moth Patches , Freckles ,
Blackheads , Acne ,
Eczema , Sunburn and Tan ,
Sallowness , Pimple : ,
Coarse Pores , and any form ot Complexloi
Defects.
_
MASSAGE.
Its importance and proper 'movements.
How to make flabby flesh young am
youthful.
How to restore the loss of contour.
How to flll out sunken cheeks.
How to make eyes clear , sparkling , brllllan
and beautiful.
How to make a thin , scrawny neck plumi
and wlilte.
How to make the checks naturally rosy.
How to make coarse pores flue grained.
How to make the brow smooth and white.
How to make the mouth shapely.
How to make the lips full and ruby red.
IN ATHLETIC COSTUME ,
Will give practical lessons by going tlirous
the different movements of her system fo
developing anil making perfect the femul
form.
EXPRESSION.
How to use the eyes.
How to laugh.
How to educate the expression by th
power ot thought , showing the Influence of th
mental qualities to educate the physlca
Every organ of the body subject to the men
tnl forces when In n healthy atato of actlo
and under the careful guidance of a cultivate
restraint ,
THE HAIR.
Hove to cultivate a thick growth of ey <
brows and lashes.
How to restore gray hair to Its natnn
color without dye by circulating Its naturi
coloring matter.
How to stop hairfalllng In frcm 24 hours I
one week.
How ( o create a luxuriant grow Mi ot hair.
How to keep the hair In curl and arrange
becomingly ,
llov totremove and cure the growth of si
perfluous hair.
IMPORTANT MENTION.
This 'lecture to be given by Mine. Vale wl
verify woman's progress and Inventive genii
aa nothing else ban qver presented Itself I
the history-of the world. It Is every woman
duly1 to attend and 'celebrate the victory ovi
old. age.
GUlDIv TO HKAUTY.
Indies living ut'n ' distance or those unab
to attend t.hc < se lectures nro Invited to ser
their nfttn.e and aildreea vvllli 6 cts. postag
and Mine , Y l Will mall them her Uulde
lieauty , a dainty little book containing c ;
tracts from ( he Madamt's famous lectur
and valuable advice on cultivating beauty.
Consultation free nt Temple of Ileauly i
by mall. Address all communications tu
MME. M. YALE ,
Hoadquartorq 140 State St. ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
Awarded Highest Urns by the World's ' Fal
( ContlnucJ from Second Pago. )
boring store rooms at the cnpltol niul the
shelves uf Becond linnd book stores throughout -
out the country. All this Inbor and waste
might be avoided It the recommendations
of the secretary were adopted ,
The secretary also ngalti recommends that
the gratuitous distribution of seeds cease
and that no money be appropriated for that
purpose except to experiment stations , lie
reiterates the reasons given. In his report
for 1S31 for discontinuing this unju'tlllalile
Brutulty und I fully concur In the conclu
sions which he has reached. A further Im
portant utility In nKrlculltirnl statistics is
found In their elucidation of th relation
of the supply of farm pioducts to the de
mand for them In the markets of the
t'rlled States and of the vvoilil. It Is
deemed possible that an niriluiUural een ua
may be token each venr tluough the iiKonls
of the Ht.ilHtlcnl OlvMoii of tin- depart
ment. Such n couise 14 commended f r
tilnl by the chief of tint division. Its scope
would be :
1. The area under each of the more Im
portant crops.
2. The aggregate product of each of such
J. The quantity of wheat and corn In the
hands of funnel 8 at iv dute after the sprlniT
Bowliuts nnil plantings and bcf re the . .
nlng of harvest , niul also the iiuimtlty of
cotton nnd tobacco remaining In the hands
of planters , cither nl the same ditto , or at
srmo other designated time. The cost of
the work Is estimated nt r > OO.OW. awing
0 the peculiar quality of the statistician a
oik nnd the natural nnd acquired illness
cces. ary to Its successful prosecution , the
eerctnry of agrlcullme expresses the oplu-
on that every person employed In gallierlng
tntlstlc.s under the chief of that division
houlil be admitted to that service only
fler n Ihoiough , exhaustive , and success-
ill examination at the hands cf the united
tales civil service commission. This has
til him to call for such examlratlcn of can-
Idales for the position ofnsslstnnt stalls-
Iclans. and nlso ot camlldnlcs for chiefs
f sections In that division.
The work done by the Diirtment | of Asrl-
ulluru Is very MipfHlclallV dealt with In
his communication , and I commend the
eport of the secrelnry and Hie. very 1m-
crtant Interests with uhleh It deals to
lie careful utlenllor of the countess.
CIVIL SKUVICB KKKOHM.
The advanliiRes to Hie public service of
n adherence lo lhi > principle * ot civil sciv-
e teforiu are constantly more npp.ircnt
ml nothing1 Is so encouraging to those In
tliclnl life who honeslly desire good govern-
icnt us the luriea.sltig npprecliillon by our
copleof Ihese advantages. A vast major-
y oC the votirrt of Hie hiiul me icadv to
islst Ihivt the time nnd attention of those
IPV select lo perform for them important
ulillc duties should not 1 > distracted by
ollng out minor ofllcfs , nnd they arc grow-
ig lo be unanimous In lectinllng party or-
anlzatlon as something that should be used
1 establishing party pilnelples instead of
Ictallng Hie distribution of public places an
evvards &f partisan nctlvlly. Numerous ad-
ttloiml olllces nnd places have latclv been
tought vvllhln olvll PCI vice rules nnd legu-
itlons and some others will probably soon
e Included. The report of the commission-
rs will be submitted lo the congress and I
ivlle careful altcntlon to the recommemln-
Ions It contains.
'Oil A NATIONAL BOARD OF HHAI.Tll.
I am entirely convinced that \VP oiiKht not
0 IIP longer vvlthoul n national board ot
calth olllcer charged with no other duties
lian such as pertain lo the protection of
ur country from the Invasion of pestilence
nil disease. This would Involve the e.stnb-
Ishmcnt , by such board or olllcer , of proper
uarantlne precautions , or the necessary
.Id and counsel to local authorities on Die
ubjcct , prompt udvlco and assistance to
ocal boards of health or licallh olllcers In
he frtippresslcn of contaglotn diseases , and
n cases \\here there are no such local
oaids or olllcors , the Immediate direction
y Ihe national beard or olllcpr cf measures
f suppression , conslnnt and authentic In-
ormatlon concerning the healtlf of foreign
oiinlrlca and nil parls of our own countiy
is it'UUti lo coiil.igiouj diseases ; nnd con-
lilcrallon cf legulallons to be enforced In
orelgn iicrls lo prevent the Inlroductlon of
outnglon Into our cities and the measure ?
vhlch should bo adopted lo secure their en-
orcement. There seems to bo at this time
1 decided Inclination to discuss measure :
f protection against contagious diseases
n International conference with a view cl
adopting means of mutual assistance. The
reatlon of such a national health establish-
iient would greatly aid our standing In tucti
conferences and Impiovo our opporttmltlC !
0 avail ourselveH ot their benetltk I rain'
'slly rpcommend HIP Inauguration of 'a ' na'
tonal board of health Or similar national
nslrumenlallly , believing the same to be n
locded precaution against contagious dis
eases rml In the Interest of the safety am ]
lealth of our people.
STHIKi : COMMISSION COMMKNDKD.
Ily virtue of a staltile Cf the fnlU'i !
itatcs. parsed In 1SSS , I appointed In Jnlv
nst Hon. John D. Keinan of HIP state ol
s'evv York nnd lion Nicholas 1C. Wet lit-
ngtou of the state ot Illinois to form will
Ion. Carroll IV Wright.- commissioner ol
abor , who was designated by hold statute
1 commission for the purpose of makliif
careful Inquiry Into the causes of Iho ci5n >
roversles between certain railroads am
holr employes which had resulted In ar
extensive anil destructive strike , accom
milled by much violence nnd dangcroti'
llsturbance , wllh considerable loss of lift
and great destruction of property.
The repoit of the commissioners has beer
submitted to me and will be trnnsinltted tc
ho congress with the evidence taken upoi
heir Invcsllgatlon. Their work has beei
veil done and their standing and Intelll
gencc give assurance that the i eport nm
suggestions they make are worthy of care
fill consideration.
TARIFF ATHKNmiF.NTS NECRSSAUY
The tariff act passed at the last sesslm
of the congress needs Important amend
nenls if It Is to be executed effectively urn
vllh certainty. In addition to such necesMiij
amendments UH will not change tales o
duty , I am sllll very decidedly In fnvoi
of putting coal nnd Iron upon the fice list
So far ns the sugar schedule Is conccnici
I would bo glad , under existing nggrava
lions , to see every particle of dllTereiilla
luly In favor of lellned sugar slilclcen on
of our tariff law. If , with all the favor nov
accorded the sugar rcllnlng Interest In on
tariff laws , It atlll languishes to the cxten
of closing refineries and thousands ot dl
charged workmen It would seem lo iireuen
a hopeless case for reasonable legislate
aid , and whatever else Is done or omltlci
[ caincslly repeat here the recunimcndutloi
I have made. In another pottlon of ihls com
rnunlcallon that the additional duty of one
tenth of 1 cent per pound laid upon migu
mporled filnn conntiles paying a Ixiunly 01
Js export be abrogated. It hcem ID rm
lhat excecillngly Imiwrtant consideration
: iolnt to Ihe propriety of this amendment.
Wllh the advent of n new laiilT policy , no
only calculated to relieve Ihe consumers o
our land In the cost of their dally life , 1m
In Invllo a belter development of America ;
thrift and crcale for us closer and mor
prolltablo commercial relations with 111
rest of Ihe woild. It follows ns u. loglca
and Imperative necessity that we slioul
at once remove the chief If not the enl
obstacle which has BO long prevented oti
particlpallon In Hie forelpn curry.mr trade o
the ben. A tariff built upon the theory tlu
It Irf well to check Imporls and that a horn
market should bound the Induslry an
effort of American producers was fitly sui :
plcmenteil by a refusal to allow America
reglslry lo vctsels built abroad , thoiic
owned nnil navigated by our people , thu
exhibiting n willingness to abandon n
contest lor the advantages of Amcrlen
transoceanlo cairlage. Our new tariff po
Icy , built upon HIP theory lhat It Is well t
encomage such Importations as our peopl
need , and that our products and manufai
ttircH Hhoulil llnd markets In every part .1
the habitable globe , la consistently MippU
mcntcil by the greatest possible liberty t
our citizens In the ownership nnd navlKc
tlon of ships In which our ptixliicla nn
miui.ifuclureH may l s transported. Th
millions now paid to foreigners for carryln
American passengers and pioducl.s acres
the sea should bo turned Into America
hands. Shipbuilding , which has been prt
lecled lo strangulation , should bo revive
by Ihi ! prospect of profitable cmployim-i
for ships when built and the America
sailor should bo resurrected nnd again tali
his place u Htnrdy and Induslrlous rlllzc
In tlino of peace ami a patriotic ! niirl mil
defender of American Intcrcfitt In thu da
of conflict. UliB
ancient provision of 01
avy denying American legUtrr to hhll
built abroad and owned Ijy Amcitcaiia uj
Cures A10THERS'
"
i. FRIEND |
Rising . . 13 the greatest W
blesslDR ever oltcrwltg
child-bearing woman. M
i Breast I hnvo been n inld-
w Ifo for many yeare , W
- - . and In c-vili cav ! 3
iwhero "MOTHEnS1 FniKND"
It accomplished wonders and rccvi
muchatirierlnp. It la the beat remedy for W
rlilnir ol the Ureast known , and wortli t lie ' . )
prlcu ( or tbat alooe. O
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pearti. In the llr.ht of present conditions , not
only to be n failure for good nt every point ,
but to bo nearer a relio of bnrbnrlanlsm
than anything that exists under the per
mission of a statute of the I'nltod Stales.
1 earnestly recommend Its prompt repeal.
HONDS THH ONIA' IltSMKUV.
During the last month the gold reserved
In the treasury for the purpose of re
deeming the notes of the government circu
lating n.s money In the hands of the pcopln
became no reduced , and KM further deple
tion In the near future seemed so certain ,
that In the exerciseof proper care for the
public welfare It becnmo neccssnry to re-
plerlsh the reserve and thus maintain popu
lar faith In the ability and determination
of the government to meet , as agreed , It.s
pecuniary obligations. Itould have been
well If In this emergency the authority hail
existed tp Issue the bonds of the govern
ment bearing it low rate of Interest anil
maturing within n short peilod , but the cor-
gress having failed to confer such alith rlty ,
resoitas necessarily had to the resump
tion ait of 1875 , and , pursuant to Its provi
sions , Imuds were Issued drawing Interest
at the rule of & per cent per annum anil
manning ten yeaia after their Issue , that
being the f hot test time authorized by the
net. I am glad to say , however , that oa
the pale of those bonds the premium re
ceived operated to reduce the rate cf Inter
est to be paid by the government to less
than 3 per cent.
Nothing could be worse or fuithcr re
moved fiom sensible finance than the relation
tion- ! existing between the cuircncy the
goveinment has Issued , the gold held for
Its redemption , und the tnenrs which must
bo resorted to for the purpose of replenishing
such trdunptlrn fund when Impaired. Hvcn
If the claims upin this fund were confined
lo the obligations ollglnally Intended , and
If the redemption of these obligations
meart their cancellation , the fund would
be very small , lint these obligations , when
received anil redeemed In gold , arc not
canceled , but arc reissued , and may do
duty many times by way of diawlng Bold
from the treasury. Thus we hive an end
less chain In operation , constantly depleting
the treasury's gold , and never near a final
rest. As If this were not bad enough , we
have , by n statutory declaration that It Is
the policy of the government to
malrtaln the parity between gold and
silver , added to the foice and mrmentum
of this evhaustlm ; process nnd added largely
to the cuirency obligations claiming thin
peculiar gold ledemptlon. Our small gold
reserve Is thus subject to dialn from every
side. The demands that Increase cur dan
ger also liK'ietses the necessity nf protect
ing this ie eive against depletion , nnd It Is
most unsatlffactoiy to know that the pro
tection affoidcd lit only a temporary pallia
tion. It Is perfectly and palpably plain
that the only way under ptescnt conditions
by which the icsctve , when dangerously
depleted , em be replenished. Is through
the IsFiie nnd pale cf the brmls of the gov
ernment for gold , and yet congress has not
only thus far declined to authorize thu
Issue of bonds best suited to such a pur
pose , but there seems a disposition In some
quarters to deny both the necessity anil
power for the Issue of b-nds at all. I can
not for a moment believe that any of our
citizens are deliberately willing that their
government should lUfiull lu us pecuniary
obligations , or that Its financial operations
should be reduced to a silver basis. At any
lute , I should not feel that my duty was
done If 1 emitted any effort 1 could make
to avcit such a calamity As long , there
fore , us no provision Is made for the final
redemption or the putting aside of the cur
rency obligation now used to icpeuttdly
and cnn.stnntlv draw from the government
Us gold , and as long ns no better au
thority for bond Issues Is allowed thai : at
present exists , such authority will lis util
ized whenever and as often as It becomes
necessary to malrtaln a r.ulllclont gold re
serve , and in abundant time to save the
credit of our country and make gpod the
financial declarations of our government.
STATK HANIC NOT1CS.
Questions relating to our banks and cur
rency are closely conneeteii with the subject
Just leferied to. ard they also present some
unsatisfactory feJUuvs. I'lomlnent among
them me the lack of elasticity In our cur
rency circulation and Its frequent concen
tration In financial centers when It Is most
needed In ether parts of the country. The
absolute dlvoicement of the government
from the business of banking Is the Ideal
relationship of HIP govetnment to the cir
culation of the currency of the country ,
This condition cannot be Immediately
reached ; hut us a step In that direction ,
and us a meahs of securing a more elastic
cunency and cbvlatlng other objections , to
the present airangement of hank circula
tion , the secretary of thu treasury presents
In his report a scheme modifying present
banking laws ar.d piovldlng fpr thec | ssuo
of circulating notes ? by state blnks free
from taxation under certain limitations.
The secretary explains his plan so plainly
and Its advantages are developed by him
with such remarkable clearness , that any
effort on mypart to present argument In
Its nippoit would be superfluous. 1 shall ,
therefore , content myself with nn unquall-
IIed ImlDiscment of the secietary's proposed
Changes In the law , and a bilcf ami Im-
peifcct statement of their prominent fca-
tuies.
It Is proposed to repeal all laws providing
for the dtposlt of t'rlted States bonds as
wcurlty fcr circulation : to permit national
b'tnks to Issue circulating notes not exceed
ing In amount " > per cent of their paid up
capital , piovldcd they deposit with the
government as a guarantee fund In United
States legal tender notes. Including treas
ury notes for 1K90 , a sum of equal amount
to 30 per cent cf the notes they desire to
issue , this deposit to be maintained at all
times ; but whenever any bank retires any
part cf Us eh dilation , a pioportlonate part
of Us guarantee fund shall be returned to
It ; to pcimlt the secretary of the treasury
to prepare und keep on hand ready for
Issue , in case an Increase In circulation Is
desired , blank national bank rotes for each
bank having circulation , and to repeal the
provisions of the present law Imposing limi
tations and restrictions upon banks desir
ing to reduce or Increase their circulation ,
thus pel milling such Increase or reduction
within the limit of the 73 per cent of capital
to be quickly made as emergencies arise.
1'HOViniNO A SAFETY FUND.
In addition to the guarantee fund required.
It la pioposed to piovlile n safety fund for
the Immediate redemption of the circulating ;
notei of failed banks by Imposing a small
annual lax , nay one-half of 1 per cent , tipuu
the avciage circulation of each bank until
thu fund amounts to C per cent of the total
cliculatlon outstanding , When a bank falls.
Its guatantee fund Is to be paid Into this
safety tuml and Its nates are to bo re
deemed In the first Instance from such
safety fund thus augmented , any Impair
ment of such fund caused thereby to bo
made goo < l from the Immediately available
cash assets of said bunk ; and If these
should be Insulllclcnt , such Impairment to
bo made good by pro ratu assessment among
the other banks , their contributions consti
tuting a first lien upon the assets of the
failed bank In favor ot the contributing
bankn.
As u further security , It Is contemplated
that the existing provision fixing the Indi
vidual liability of stockholders Is to be re
tained and the bank's Indebtedness on ac
count of Its circulating notes Is to be mudu
a first Hen on all Us assets. For the purpose -
pose of meeting the expense of pi luting
notes , olllclal xupcrvlsloii , cancellation and
other Ilka charges , there shall be irnld a tax
ot say one-half ot 1 per cent per annum on
the average amount of nates In circulation.
U Ix fuither provided that there shall be
no national bunk notes Issued of less de
nomination thun ten dollars ; that euch na
tional bank , except In case of a failed bank ,
shall ledtcnt or ictlru Its notes In the first
Instance at Its own olllcc or at agencies to
bu designated by It , and that no fixed re
serve need b * maintained on account of de
posit * .
KXHMI'T FIIOM TAXATION.
Another very Important feature of this
plan is the exemption of state banks from
taxation by the United States , In cases
whctn It Is Hliuwn to the satisfaction of the
secretary of the treasury and comptroller
of the currency by bunks claiming such ex
emption , that they have not had outstand
ing their clidilatingnutes excuedlng 73 per
cent of Ihclf paid ill ) and unimpaired capl-
tul ; that their stockholders are Individually
llablu for the redemption of their cliculatliiK
nntrs to the full extent of their ownership
of stock ; that thu liabilities of 'said banns
upon their circulating notes constitutes , un
der their state law , n first lien upon their
assets ; that such bunlvn have kept und
maintained a guarantee fund In United
Slates legal tender notes. Including tieasuiy
note * of ISOO , equal to 'M per cent of their
outstanding ell dilating notes when pre
sented ul their principal or branch otllccs.
It Is qultu likely that this scheme may i
usefully amended in some of Its detain ;
but I am mtlslled It fuciiLshi-s u basis fur
very great Impiovoincnt In our present
banking and currency sysiem.
I cuncludu this communication , fully ap
reciating that the icsponslbllliy for ull
lon nfTfCtlng Urn people of the t'nltrd
runts upon their repiosentattves In
the conercsH , nnd assuring them Hint
whether In nccorduncu with i < rcnmmcndn-
llons 1 hnvo made or not , I slmll be Kind ID
cooppraleIn pcifi-cllng any legislation that
tends to the profiierlty and welfare of our
country. imoVKIt CUiVlChANl ) .
JJxruullvo Mansion , December 3 , IKI. )
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DIED.
Atcldence , 2J3J SoulU
Ktli St. . Humlav. Dec , 2. Knnnln C , Krlelii-
Huntzlng r'wlfe rf Charles V HunUliifer ,
7 years. 1'unvrnt nollcu later ,