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j- TILE OMUIA DAIlY BEE : tONDAY , AITGtST l , 1898. _ _ 7
SPECIAL NOTICES1
fur the cnIimfl
? lI1 h tnt nntll 1 m. for the
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tcnItr anit until StUJ for rnnrnflJ
1ts1IL Slndnr .lItIon. .
) r Ilnt..i , I 1-2k ! ft ' ! nrq1 flit InNPrtIofll
p i * urd thrrpnfir. othIn tnkrtt
, r Ipu 1Iii fur thr flrt lnur-
tinti. The nh1erttNemefltz' nttlMt be
ruin c4n'Pcntlptr.
reqntllg * nnm-
bereil uhrrk , cnn ha'e nni'ccr std-
dre..etI * 1) ft nurniPered letter In care
Cf Tue flrf. . tnswrr'
y1 ! . ! be , LeIIveresl on preentntiofl of
the hrL onI- .
flEAT1ttt VATIIJ.
GENTLEMAN w.Thes.set.ot books to CeeP
evenIngs or day. X 4 , flee.
TYPEWRI1N41 ! and'oytti. . 413P.
81r1JAT1O WNTED fifteen yeet flS
j'weer anil Iht a druzg3t ; Wilt.
work at both : aIari reasonable. Addres3
x ; , care 13o. At13 16
all-around onchman de-
filre3 permanent posttlOfl. X5He
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sALisMN : : : tor cIgars ; ; is n month and
.penseR ; old firm : experience unnece-
8ary. C. C. rn5hop & Co. , St. LouIs , % Io.
to sell ofltco speelaitleM In
KatMa and Nebi-tuk ftne IiIe lines ;
nents make 5jj ) day ; used by all mer-
. chants. Model Mf. Co. . Box U. South
Beid. End ,
TULORS. attend Dyhrs , cuttIn school ;
best systemi ; charges reasonable. 518 S.
LIth. Omaha. B-M64 S
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QJ.NG men to Ienrn uarer trade : only 6
to week3 required ; we give our gradtl.
. atos tmWoyment till th y receive Inwages
as much as they ay for tuition and expenses -
penses while learning. St. Louis Barber
CeIIege. Odd Fellows' bldg. . car. Dodge
and 14th , Omaha , Neb. Prof S. Randolph ,
rnsuuctor. B-tlIG 59
TVO clothing salesmen wanted in Omaha
and one In each county hi every state , to
take orders for our $300 to $1O.Ifi ) made-to-
m-asure suits and overvonts ; live men
} wlthout experience can make $150.00 er
I month : If you can furnish satisfactory
reterence , we will furnish a comuiete sam-
Xflti line and outfit anti start you at work
at nne. For pnrtTculars. address Amen-
can Woolen Mills Co. . Enterprise Build-
log , Chicago. P-M102 S9
WANTED , a parlor suite in which to hang
a framed photogravure of thp night scene
at the. exposition. got the photoravures
at The Bee otflce , three for ten cents.
13-151-15
SALESMEN to sell toilet soap to dealers ;
flOe per month salary and expenses. Ex-
p.rtene unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co. . St.
Louts. Mo. B-M159 18'
ANTED-Local and state deputies. ladies
or gentlemen in Nebraska to work for
ft WIl established fraternal order. The
: dvstic Workers of the World , located and
hnrtered at Fuiton. Ill. Call on or ad-
drcss , for one week , G. VT. Clendenen.
M D. , Omaha. Neb. , care of Room 511
Sheely bik. B-1T ; is'
LABORERS far B. & M. in Wyominr cx.
U-a gang : tree fare. Kramer & 0' I-learn ,
4 S. lRh. B-M24 15'
- . W'ATED-FBMtLE hELl' .
1t ) G1RL3 for all kinds of won1 ; $3 to $7
wok. Canadian Otilce. i5 Douglas.
GC'OD girl to help cook and chambermaid.
.Lange hotel. 6G S 13th St. C-196
GIttL for general housework. Apply 1814
NurthOth st.
WANTED. capable woman who has had
experience in private family anti who
untlerstands thoroughly plain cooking In
private family. No laundry or house work :
$ r..t per week. So application considered
unless accompanied by good referencs.
Apply at Second avenue and Eighth
Street , Council Bluffs , Ia. , Mrs. 31. L.
Eyerett C-MiSS 19.
GIRL for general housework ; must milk.
:54 Martha i. 4-.flS3 15'
GIRL for general housework. small family.
Mrs. F. L. Gregory , 1830 Mason St.
C-M :
WANTED. waitress for restaurant. 1404
Dodge. C-M61 15'
WAN'FED , g1rl ( or general housework. 769
Webster St. C-US-IS'
FOR RE'F-UOUSE $ .
CHOICE house- and cottages all over city ;
$5 to $73. Ftdeity , drst. d.or , N. Y. Life.
llthJSES. Benewa & Co. . 108 N. 15th St.
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1O-i , stores. Bemis , Paxton block.
13-580
ING household goods and pianot.
Omaha Van & Storage Co. , 15U Farnam.
Tel. 1559. D-si
irrtTRE and leasehold of 7 and 13-
room mod7rn hat for sale ; bargain ; good
location. rent low. Bemis , I'axton bloCk.
' - FEW COTT.GES. 416 I3oard Trade.
D-S03
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51-ROOM modern flat. 1U. South 11th.
. D-144
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8ODERN. detahed , nine-room house ; nice
lawn , slijtdo trees , choice location ; 213
Capitol avenue : rental. E& ) . Tel. 573.
-n : u Robison , McCague Bldg. D-GG
THRF.F and 4 , rooms modern. steam heat.
niter servIce. 816 S. 1d St. D-848--19'
WITII1 three blocks of exposItion. 11
ruems. uttabhi for rooming pnrposrs : also
st'-re suiLble for restaurant. e J. N.
Frnzer. opposite old P. 0. D-MS14
4 North 13111 ant ) Ull South 9th.
D-Mll0
COTT.GE of six rooms. alt conveniences.
Il Lo. 17th aVenue. Inquire on premises.
D-i91
iG-rooril brink dat , Gut lIce bldg.
C-ROO.t cottage. furnished or anfurnished ,
slf S. 30th st. Inquire at )13 ) Leaveuw'rth.
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VIhl ltE6T-Ft-ILNISftED 800)114.
i-REE rooms , housekeeping. 111 South
,3.1tb. E-MC6
VISITORS to the TransmilsHippI and In-
ternaWnaI Exposlilon wishing to senure
eomertabie quarters can save time cmi I
expense by writing to or calling upon the
Omcl.it lnrormation ilureau. 1319 Farnam
St . the only authorized agency of the
Exposition management. Str4ngers on
arrival rn Omcha can take street cars
direct from any depot. OUtce oaen day
anti night.
ELEOANTI.T furnished rooms. bath. tele-
Phone. transients ; prices reasonabk ; room
1. Davidge building Elghtenth unit Far-
nam streets , opposite city hail. Cars to
depots and exposition. Tel. )16. ) Mrs.
Jtfrios.
BOOMS. $3.00 month. 1916 Fariiam.
E-54 30
TELEPhONE 2194 for cool. choice roams.
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I'I-E.tSANT rooms , cheap , centrnl. h11
Davenport. -Ml 52
SINCiI.E furnished room. $ per
rou1s fw houeekosplrg. kitchen and bed-
ro"rn. $350 week. apply on prniIsee. 1
w. t'ser Street. central , Z-412 16'
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ItOQlS. 1ranntz. SOc up ; wek S up.
311 N 19th.
I4ICET.Y furntshd rooliss for traadenIs.
e Speneer St. . Xountze Place , near ex-
c. podlt4en. X-tl143
FIYRLSUED room , touskeog. $ St.
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POR Il'T. furu&&ed rooms n.ar k ud
( 'ass ate , . for ltgbt kwse.kevpi. InquIre -
quIre room New York Life 1U4.
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UR11SIIED r."ms. all modern. v rv r.a-
onabie. 1911 Cumng tr.-e F .
AfODI twntshed rooms. .
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St. -
FtflcI5hlEI1 flOOMS . ' .D I1OAflD.
T11 HFIT ItOSK-2lst and Ptnknei
$ ts. . fifty daintily furnlsh.d reeme ; one
square from the & .rch of the States ;
everythIng new and flrt claM ; terms
reasonable.
T1IMglUtlAM-F1r3t class family hotel ,
th and Dodge St. , .
S. E. L. SPOTTS. 82 N. 11th St. Nice
reel rooms , gs beth , first class boir4 ;
rates reasonable. F-M46--A-3
TAK ? down thtt "for sat. " or "for
sIn in your window The lIes r.achs
mar , popIe in a day than will pass your
window In a month ; and they consult
thps columns when they want to buy or
rent.
EXPOSITION VISITORS-The Sarttoga
hotel , European br' Amerlr'en. $1O and
up ; adjoIns the grounds , Sherman aye-
flue ear line pesses the house ; -summer
resort style : families o4Iclted , modern ,
cool. homelike ; baths , 'gas. piano anti Ii-
brary. Telephone 1534. Double parlors.
hamocvdsi. vranda.e , park. SeatS in
the Street ears ; no. . dost. jolly people enil
croquet. Wrlt or 'phone ti ullnule ;
_ _ . : thsf'whodI1.
L.EGANT tdll"-rodbie , ? 1'st elas
board , three bkrks. ftom' P. 0. l Cap.
itol avenue. F-M173 15'
UTOPIA. first-class family hotel , 11
Davenport. .F-Md 20'
Foil ! tEtT-tNFUfllShlED U00M14.
5 INF1.TRNTSItED ehambr9i for housekeeping -
keeping to man and wife. 319 N. 17th.
G-20l
Foil ItlStT-14TORES AND OFFICES.
FOIl RENT-The 4-story brick building at
916 Farnani St. This building has a fireproof -
proof cement basement , water on all
doors. gas , etc. Apply at the olhlce of
The 13cc , 1-910
WhOLESALE store anti warehouse : track-
age ; excellent shipping facilities. C. B.
Ben5on , 310 Ramge Bldg. 1-M53--A0'
FOR RENT-Modern store in new Davidgo
building. opposite city ball.
John W. Robbins , agent , U02 Farnam St.
1-31501
DESK room. 0. 113. Wallace , 183 Brown BUt.
NICE stre , Corner 24th and Hamilton. At-
ply 18lgCaldwefl. I-MISS
FOR RENT , a good barn-box stall-cheap
1.901 Cass st. 1-31740
ZN U. S. Na'1 k. Bldg. Inq. 604 Bee Bldg.
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AGENTS WANTEZ.
AGENTS and branch managers ; salary or
commission , hunter Tailoring Co. , Cm-
cinnati , 0. J-31947-Oct.U'
WANTED. reliable agents to introduce
Lee's lIed Bug. Roach and 3loth Killers ;
exclusive territory given ; best , cheapest.
largest. quIckest , reliable goods known ;
circulars , particulars free. Write Lee ,
Chemist , 1l2 Monroe St. . Chicago.
J-M6S1 AZO'
WANTEIJ , agents to sell three ditrerent
magnIficent exposition badgeS ; sells at
sight. Big money. Three samples SIc. 31.
Ernst , Cleveland. 0. J-31118
WE WANT agents to sell our medicines ,
Ellshunt Medicine Co. , Des Moines. Iowa.
J-3ISU 20'
AGENTS wanted for Our Naval War With
Spain ; splendidly illustrated ; only authentic -
thentic book to be published. Free outfit -
fit now reatly : act quick. National Pub.
Co. . Lakeside Bldg. ChIcago. J-31515 20'
'tVANTED , agents for city work at 116 So.
15th St. J-M68 15'
W..1JTED-T ( ) lIEN P.
St1TE of two or three rooms. furnished ,
for lIght housekeeping In Omaha or the
Bluffs. Address Rewin , General Delivery.
City.
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WANTED-A list of hotels and hoarding
houe who can accomodate tire corn-
panics ranging from 10 to 10' ) people with
board and lodging. or both. irorr. Septem-
b.r 4th to the 10th. Address Fred A.
Wood. care Mercer hotel K-Ui-iS'
WANTED-Bids for privileges for lunch
stands. meals. cigars and soft drinks and
all other privileges allowable by Law in
the National Firemen's Tournament
gr.unds , to be held from September 5th
to the 10th , where there will be an attendance -
tendance during the week running from
50.fls ) to 100.000 peopie. Address Fred A.
Wood , care Mercer hotel. K-El-iS'
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage anti Warehouse Co. , 905-
910 Jones , general Storage and forwarding.
31-ISi
031. Van & Storage , 1511' Farnam. Tel. 1359.
31-592
WANTED-TO flU.
IF YOC are in need of anything try the
Want Columns of The Bee ; they will
bring you what you want.
WANTED-Bids for gravel and felt roofing
on building. Klngunan Iznpl. Co. . 9th and
Pacific. N-MiST
OWNERS wishing to sell their property
should list with us : have numerous lnqui-
ries for cheap homes ; Byron Reed Co.
N-SOT 513
FOR SALE-FURNITURE ,
CHICAGO Furniture Co. will sell furniture
and stoves below cost ; cot beds. TSc ;
nuattressea. 50e ; ptiiows , SOc. 14411-10 Dodge.
0-MEl 55
roll SAI.E-HORSES , IVAGONS , ETC.
VEHICLES all kinds. Prices greatly ye-
duced ; phactonettes. curries , special bar-
gains. Crawford Co. , EU Jones.PMTS2
P-MTS2 52
1'Olt. S.tLlS-MISCISLL.tXEOVS ,
LARGEST stock hardwood lumber. hog
fence , waxing brushes , etc. Chas. 81. Lee ,
9th and Douglas. Q..593
10' ) KINDS mineral WatPra. Sherman &
McConnell Drui Co. , 1513 Dodge St. ,
Omaha. Q-3U54--A1S
FOR SALE tea R.I.P.A.N.S. for 5 cents
at druggists ; one gives relief. Q-S9I
IIIAVE 2 Remington typewriters that I
wilt sell cheap. Frank B. Moorve. City
Ilall. - U-IllS
1IOG. poultry and lawn fe.ces ; all w're ; is
btst. Wire Works , 14th and liUtney.sS
Q -sS
FOR SALE or trails , engines. boiler pumps.
elevators. shafting. pulleys , pipe. valves
and other machinery. h'irugue Machine
Works , 1216 Jones St. Tel. lithS.
t-u1 : a-
FOR SALE , Chase piano. 9 Douglas St.
Q.-317G5 52
STAMPS , coins , bought , sold. Mortenson ,
404 N. 16th. Q-M663 t.Z0
family cow. 51.54 S. 33. Q-MSQS l7
B. HAAS. Florist , 1S13 Vinton St. . Tel. 776 ;
plants , cut flowers , bouquets , hail , resl-
dence. wedding and grave decorations.
Orders by mail or express promptly filled.
Q-798
B ( 'ARN and alto Cahn cornet. Marowltz.
418 N. 16th. Q-S-
FOR SALE. two of the late improved Sin.
gt'r sewing machines ; cheap. Nebraska
Cycle Co. . 15th and Barney. Q-M134 13
FOR SALE. 20 head tine fresh Iowa cows ;
call afternoon , Jester's yard. th antI
Burt. -Q- ) 16'
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FOIl coed pianos and low prices ealt at 211
So 18th (18th an'I F'4rnam. Mueller
Piano and Organ Co. Q-312T 20
3IISCISLLtNISOt'S.
TWENTY-FIVE cents wilt buy the 1att
publication tlluratIng the I' 5. and
Spaaish navies , naval commandiers , etc. .
almost s ) photographic reproductions.
with a large map of the East and Vet
Indlea at lbs othrs of The Bee IS or-
tLred by mail. address Navy Pbotoraph
Department. Omah.a Dee 14-eli
.tNTE-MONOPOLY Garbage ( 'a , cleans
ceaspools & privy vaults , i NIG. Tel , 1779.
CL.tlRVY.tTS ,
iiENN. fortune teuI.r. U irs. in Omaha.
l'ut. 1reint and tutur 1411 howard si.
S.-7 SU'
.s F4lTZcIairvoyant , 4.14 N. 13th.
5-Sw 511
! . . MAThS , ETC.
MEDII'ATED baths , massage ; also vapor
baths Mme , Brisson , from Paris. 107 N.
12th. T-MI.A16
LAURA ELt.l5ON baths , massage and
magnetic tretttment , 119 N. ISIb. , room I-h.
Upstairs. .
MADAME SMITH , 119 North 11th street ,
massage and baths : room 2. T-91-l6'
BATHS , ladies only. Mrs. Porter. 2 Douq.
BUt. - - T-1-hQ-S-9
t1MN. AMES , 607 5. 13th , 81. tO ; massage
bathi. T-M155 1 ; '
MRS. DR. LEON , electric massage tstth
parlors ; restful and curntlve 417 5. 11th ,
upstairs. T-M301 13'
PER5 ON.t U.
$20 IIIWT'CRB cured for $30. No detentlo
from business ; 5 years In Omaha. Caller
or write for circulars. Enwlre Rupture
Cure. ? hh$33 New York Life bldg. , Omaha ,
ib . - U-OIL
VIAVI CO. . 344 Bee building.
PILES cured In 7 to 10 1ays without pa1n
. one treatment doCh the wuyjc call or
eiut for ctrculnrs. The Empire Phd Cure ,
SB New Ybrk Life buuding , Omaha.
U-M943
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THE old reliable matrimonial bur-au and
social club still extCnd a cordial invitation -
tion to all : especially strangers. Dent be
lonely. come and meet many tip-to-date
young ladles and wl'lowa anxious to
marry. 181 Karbach bUt. U-M736 St
BATHS , massage. Mine. Post , 31904 S. 15th ,
U-3VX1
A LARGE Map of the World , one of Cuba
and another of the entire West Indies ,
showing Cuba. Porto fl1co Hayti , San
Domingo , Martinique iud alI- the oilier
West Indian Islands : 10 cent' . at The l-'e
0111cc. 13y mali. 14 cents. Address Ctuh.tn
3Iap Dept. , Omaha Bee.
NELLIE F. Rley. manicure. chirdpodis
hair dressing. 415 MeCague Bldg.
U-74SepL 1
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LDIES Turkish baths. 3tme , Post , 319'4
S. 15th. U-OIl
BATHS for ladies ; far superior to Turkish
baths : at 216180 Bee Bldg.
LATEST bicycle or house alst at the E
perly corset parlors , 8. 10. Creighton Ill
U-M356 ASS
SECRETS Every Married Lady Should
Know , " price lOc. Box 184 , Omaha.
13-31816 16
110W to become lawful physicians. phar-
maclets. dentists or lawyers. Lock box
190. Chicago. 81-31913 58'
DOCTORS-If you have money. brains and
enterprise. but few patients , I may help
you. Write to X 24 , Bee. U-MSSO
DOCTORS-If you have money , brains and
enterynise. but few patients. I may help
you. Write to X 13. Bee. U-dPI
STILL IN TIlE LEAD-Get your shoes half
soled and heeled while you wait IS mm-
utes for 5Cc ; work guaranteed. 710 N. 16th.
U-SIT ASO
PRIVATE hospital for ladies before and
during confinement. Babies adopted. Ex-
prteneet physician in attendance. 1126
N. 27 at. . Omaha. t-31164 Sit
THE Omaha Social club Introducs
strangers and makes them at home ; fur-
fishes cnrresnondent'e. Call or address
with stamp 2520 5. 12th. MIle Turney ,
rngr. tI-M1S1 SE
LADY experienced in. business would join
gentleman or lady in renting and furnishing -
nishing small hotel or boardlnt house In
or out of city. X 47. Bee. 12-31264 15'
MONEY TO LO.tN-IICAL ESTATE.
WANTED. choice farm and city loans. IL.
C. Peters & Co. , 12. S. Null Bank Bldg.
$100,00000 special fund to loan on tlrat class
improved Omaha property. or for build-
tng purposes. Fidelity Trust Company.
W-55G
Si PER cent money. Bemls , Paxton Blk
W-5-t1
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$1.0) ) and upwards to loan on improved
property. IV. Farnam Smith & Co. , I0
Farnam St.
6 PER cent city and farm loans. Garvln
Bros. , 1613 Farnam L
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ANTHONY Loan & TrustCo. . 313 N. YL. ;
quick money at low rates for choice farm
lands in Iowa , Northern Missouri. East-
em Nebraska.
MONEY to loan ott improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-Love Co. . E9 S. 16th.
3IILLIONS eastern money for investment ;
send for circulars. Investors' Directory.
N. T. W-flT
$300.00 and up. F. B. Wend , 16 and Douglas.
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I WILL loan 92,000 at a .Iow-rate.of interest
on first class real estate security ; Douglas
county farm loan preferred.
John W. Robbins. 1802 Farnam St.
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THE tNION LIFE ICSURANCE COM-
P.NY of Omaha , Neb. , has money to
lend on improved farming lands. Over
Commercial National Bank , 16th and Far.
narn fits.
W-963--S-7
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MORTGAGES. Wallace , 213 Brown block ,
W-3iTS3
MONEY TO L0t.N-CH.tTTI5LS ,
110 TO il0.tI TOLOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FUBNITT'RE AND PTA-
NOS. HORSES. WAGONS AND CAR.
RIAGES , WAREHOUSE RECI55'Tg
etc. . at Iowe.t rates in
Omaha , South Omaha and Council Bluffs.
No removal of gnods. tnIcity confidential ;
you can pay the loan o at any time erIn
In any amounts.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
206 South 16th St.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY IN-
CORPORATEI-J LOAN COMP4NY IN
OMAILL. X-S42
'iONET loaned alanied neople holdina
permanent posIt1on , with responsible
concerns upon their own name. without
security ; easy payments. Tolrnan. II.
Toll. N. T. Life bldg. X-543
SIONEY to loan. 1 to 6 months : furniture.
horses , cows. Duff Green. room 8 , Barker
block. 5318 ?
BUSINESS ChANCES.
WILL erect building on lot tOxtSO on 11th
St . So. Omaha. Neb. . across frm the
new postottice. for any tirat-elasit busi-
ness. FJ Lewt. Room No. 22. Ware
Block. Y-U3-S9
COMMERCIAL hotel or Shelton , Neb. , for
sale ; part cash , balance an easy terms :
situated in business center on main at. ;
SS ft. frontage. 52 rooms. all well fur-
ntshed throughout : ocnuped : by owners
and can give possession any time. Address -
dress David Neely , Shelton , Neb.
Y-31126 17
FOR SALE-Well established general rner-
chandlee business. Stock $ SP3 to $9.s ) , in
the blue grass anti corn belt of southwestern -
western Iowa. county Seat. offered for sale
on account of my age. Wilt consider some
income property. Clarinda. Ia. Address X
: is. Bee. Y-Mlt 1
CITY hotel of Stanton. Ia. , for sale or exchange -
change for a small farm ; must sell on
account of poor healt For particulars
address Fred Peterson , box 1 , Stanton ,
In. Y-M192 13'
FOR SALE , cash or trade. millinery busl.
ness Scbuyler , Neb. ; bargain. Address
Lock Box 606 , Missouri Valley Iowa ,
Y-SUSO-16'
volt IIXCIIANGIS.
FOR exchapge. improved farm , Eastern
Nebraska , for generni mercnandtse or
drug store in live Neb. town. Addrsea
x3l , Omaha Bee. Z-M1S7 11'
IF TOL'R mortgage Is due I will trade
clear lot for equity. X 46. Bee.
z-,06 513
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CIIOICEflouglas Co . W acres , upland.
Improved , wilt exchange for house and
lut or mercMndlea.
160 acres. clear. near Huron , S. B. , will
exchange fur equity In house and lot.
Georgia ave. house : want els'utr lot.
GUIVIN BROS. , 1613 FARNAM ST.
Z-3t:70 1.6
TAILORING.
MAX Fogel makes , cleans. repairs clothes.
17th. 819-5-- )
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JOE T.USENthe tailor. Boyd's Theater
bldg lovely suite $15. elothe cleaned and
mended at most reasenable prices ; work
called for and delivered. Tel , il21.
-21140 510
FOR S.ILE-U.Z.AL ESTATF. .
HOUSES. lots franIds , loans ; also are
insurance. hernia. aaton block ,
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HAVE you some lotsto sell7 Now is the
time to dispose oC , thm- let the people
know that you watt dispose of them.
The Bee reaches the people who hare the
money. - - RE-$56
FOR SALE. desiralsrr.esldgnce lots. Ihix
1) in flr-st.cla , lqat1on ten minutes'
walk from court bse : clenp for cash.
Address 0 61 , Bee.d'Il RE-MTUI
$307.00 FOR 6 full-sijed9ots on 'lectric ear
lIne. J 14 Frenzeg , . Opt .
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S.R003t house , 1413 N : 16th et. ; city water.
big shade trees , rents ES per ma. , price
n.0. ' 564. . Bee. RE-M784 S2
FOLLOWING desirable property ; business
lot corner , OOxlIO ft. , In So. Omaha paved ,
Business lot. 60x15I ft. , improved , SoUth
Omaha Street paved.
Tract 121 lots ) , .6th St.
Tract lots ) , 30th Si-
For particulars apply 1012 Farnam St.
EXECUToR'S SALD-For sale to the
highest bidder. 12 acres of the Canning
estate. on Canning street , Council Bluffs
in two tracts of seven and five acres , well
Set in bearing fruit. Will sell all or part.
Sale onprem1ses at 3 p. m. Thucuiny ,
August _ s. RE-M(3 23
FOR SALE. Dnllow' place. 13th & Martha
sth. , $2,0WJ fine corner lot. Address 1016
Chicago at. RE-M9 SS'
FOP. SALE : if you want to buy an improved -
proved 103 acre farm , mile and half from
market , address W. F , U. , box 554. Ftc-
mont. RE-M1SO 15'
4
FOR SALE , several small cottag's on the
installment plan ; In good repair. Price
iI.OtiLOO to $ L5s.ti ) . Terms $25.0' ) to $100.dO
down and from $15.0) to $20.00 per month
at seven per cent until paid for. Write
me at once If you want one of these
fllc homes. What's the use of paying
rent. Own your own house. Laboring
men and clerI. take advantage of this
opportunIty. Address SC 44. Bee.
RE-SB 20
9-ACRE TRACT. joIns Omaha city limits
on the north : price $ ) , cash. Boyd. 721
N. Y. Life Bldg. . RE-MISt-iS'
TUKE1S ADDITION. on sale Sept. 1 ; full
commission to agents : first 2ti lots at $423
each ; * 23 cash , balance $5 per month at 7
per cent ; no saloons will be permitted :
price will be advanced to ) after 2)
lots are sold : on lEd ave. , south of Han-
scorn park. A. P. Tukey Board of Trade.
RE-SIlTS 15
BARGAINS IN HOUSES-
Modern , welt built , 10.r. house. $ SS3.
5-c. houe , full lot , 3 blk. from car. rented
IS per month , $ S.
Another. bettor , farther from car , $ & ) .
Fine down town property. 12-n. house , 90
ft. front , on asphalt paving , $ T.0s.
G. 0. WALLACE , 313 J. .1. Brown 131k.
RE-i53-13
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BARGAINS IN VACANT LOTS-
Full lot on pavement Farnam St. . 3Gt ) .
Big lot. room for 3 houses. close in. $730.
Plainview lots. 2 blks. Iron , car , $5' ) ) .
Stevens Place. 1 blk. from car. $550.
Stevens Place. on Ames Ave. . $500.
G. G. WALLACE. J. .1. Brown 131k.
RE-554-13
LB S I' .
LOST. gent's gold Watc , maOe by James
Kahn , No. 10100 leftin closet at Union
Pacific depot ; liberal reward for return
to U. P. ticket ottlce. LOST-T99
LOST. a handsome dloth portfolio containing -
ing photogravures of the exposition : if
you ; , ave not found it ytu can get a portfolio -
folio for fifteen cellta and photogravures
are three for ten cents. At The lIce
.
olfice. - Lost-150-17
LOST. at Exposition grounds. Saturday
evening , a han,1-eirved Mexican card
case. containing railroad passes and Slid.
way passes ; linden. will be suitably no-
wardeI on return to Mrs. H. H. Bald-
rige. 512 N. Y. Life bLdg.
. - Lost-31200 15
-
LOST. ladles' black Persian cape on North
24th street ; reward-fc-r return to Kiniten.
dill & ' : . . Uth .nJ.-Harn4y.
, Lost-M2fl3. 143'
SECOND RtAD FtRNITUI1B.
WE HANDLE the best furniture and
stoves ; highest mnrket price paid ; sold
at small profit. Da.vid Brodkey. 110 S.
14th. -31166 Nov. 11
T 11'EWRITEILS.
TYPEWRITERS for r't , $4.00 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. . 1625
Farnain Si. ; Telephone 1384. 654
WANT stenographers to lnvestigat "The
Oliver ; " typewriters bought and sold. 1609
Douglas 3L 422 A23
WE rent and sell the best typewriters
made : largest stock of good supplies in
Omaha. Unite,1 Typewriter and Supply
Co. , 1612 Farnam St. -44)
SHOItTII.tWD AND TTI'EWUITING.
VAN SANTS school. 717 N. 1' . Life. The
school whcee students get employment.
Conducted by an experienced reporter.
554
AT OMAHA Bus. College , 16th & Douglas.
557
SHORT-HAND. up-to-date , taught by court
repontera. Boyles School , 403-5-7 Bee bldg.
553
STAMMERING AXIS STUTTERING.
SCHOOL for cure of these delects. Julia
B. Vaughan , 186 N. . Life Bldg53593
-53593 S9
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STENOGR.tPIIERS.
'WE SOLICIT and furnish pnslt'ons for
sienographers free. The Smith-Premier
Typewriter Co. Telephone 1231 , 559
PILIVA'l'E hOSPITAL.
DR. LIEBER. cancers , female diseases , 1912
Leavenworth.31266 ASS
FURNITUIL1O PACKED.
St. S. WkLKLIN , SiLi. uming. Tel. 1121.
-545
AUCTION ,
J IL MAXCY & CO. , auctioneers. room
519 Paxton block , waiz your auction sales
of ra1 estate. merchandise. furniture. live
stock , etc. -350
ll.thtflWOOflI.1.MIilSfl ,
OMAHA Hardwood Lwler Co. , oak. hick.
ory , ash , cypress. etc. 13 & Call.
; 1
volt
LARGE yard. with tillage. centrally 10.
cated. Address Box2City 727
.
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BICYCLES ,
NEW wheei. $17 50't $25 ; secondhand
wheels , S. . . to $35. Omaha Bicycle Co 16 &
Chlcao. "I
.
STEI1EO .1-ND E$151'ItO'VYP1NG.
H. S. STARK & CO,1jDodge.
' .7' . , 538-ASS
) IEDJd4L.
.1 f
ALL women who can t raise family should
consult the renowned. German specialist.
Dr. Fries , 1313 Dodge St. Letters I cents ,
-(12 ASS'
ROESIS 2103128.
W. COY. removed to 1716 St. Marys Ave.
- 629-A-IS
VIOLINS itIiL'.tlhIlSD ,
C A.CASE. . vtolnj repair-tI. 416 Sht'ely
block. -S Nil
_
sUs & Co. ,
. .PItTENT. .
I tAYi'itS 4lQ 3011(11015
ree bIdq , Oeha , tb.
Scg8 ear rr. * 1nvet.
415
Cba * 1 , Iowa FiSTful fUr Sale
in Slaitsozu .oUaty I have the beapeat
and mast desirable farms l.a southern
I.wa. Prire ranging from $12 to $50 per
acre. Come and see them .r ssnd for list.
MenLon Omaha Bee A.iereaa
A. W. CILAWIuhtij WthtsrssL Lt.
B RESS MAKING.
Cl'I'TIflO aii flttimschoo1 ; U. S. system ,
1633 Douglas. -2,6190 S1I
SIGN P.tINTING.
! COLE. signs ; 705 S. SSth. 211 S13
ri.tNos TUNED.
PIANOS tuned , 11.50. Rose. 1613 Dodge.
rn-A-IS'
rosTorPscls 6OT1CE ,
( Should be read dattyby all lbterested , as
changes may occur itt any time. )
Foreign mails for the week ending August
20 , 1993 , wIll close tPROMPTLT in all cases )
at the General Postomce as follows : PAil-
ClOLa l'Oh'l' MAILS close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below.
Trana.6.tinntlc Static ,
TUESDAY-At 6)0 a. m. for EUROPE ( except -
cept Spain ) , per s. a. Kaiser WIlhelm
dsrrosie. va Southampton and llrernen
letters for Ireland must be directed "per
Kaiser Wilhelm dun. Grosse" ) .
WEDNESDAt-At S ii. m. ( supplementary
.10:30 a , , mJ for , EUROPE ( except SpaIn ) ,
ger a , a , Majestic , via Queenstown ; at
30:30 .a. . 'in. for EUROPE ( except Spain ) ,
per s. a. Kensington. via. Southampton
tiettera must. be directed "per Kenslng-
ton" ) .
SATURDAY-At 1 ii. in. for EUROPE ( cx-
cept Spain ) . per s. s. Campanla. via
Qucenstown ( letters- for France. Switzer-
land. Italy , Turkey , Egypt and British
India must be directed "per Campanla" ) ;
at 7 a. in. for FRANCE , SWITZERLAND -
LAND , ITALY , TURKEY , EGYPT and
BRITISH INDIA , per s. s , La Norman-
die. via Havre ( letters for other parts of
Europe lexcept Spain ) must be directed
"per La Normandie" ) ; at S a. in. for
NETHERLANDS direct. per a. a. Maas-
dam , via Rotterdarn ( letters must be directed -
rected "per Maastiam" ) : at S a. m. for
ITALY , per s. a. . Kaiser 't'ltheIm II. via
Naples ( letters must be directed "per
Kaiser Wilhelm 11" ) : at 10 a. m. for
SCOTLND direct , per a. a. Furnessia.
via Glasgow ( letters must be directed
"per Furnessla" - ; at 11 a. m. for NOR-
VrAY direct. per a. a. Thingvalia ( letters
must be directed "per Thingvalla" ) .
After the Islng of the Supplementary
Transatlatitic Mitllc named above. additional -
tional supplementary mails are opened on
the piers of Ins .mr ± can. English
French and German steamers and remain
open until within ten minutes of the hour
of sailing of steamer.
Slaihi for South anti Central America ,
Wept Indies. Etc.
MONDAY-At I p. m. for NORTH BRAZIL -
ZIL , per S. S. Parnense. via Pars , Maran-
ham and Ceara ; at " 1 p. m. for COSTA
RICA. BELIZE , PUERTO CORTEZ and
GUATEMALA. per steamer from New
Orleans.
TUESDAY-At 8:20 p. m. for NEWFOUND-
LAND. per steamer from North Sydney ; I
at 10 p. m. for JAMAICA , per steamer
from Philadelphia.
WEDNESDAV-At ii p. m. for JAMAICA.
per steamer from Baltimore.
SATURDAY-At 6 a. m. for BRAZIL and
LA PLATA COUNTRIES. per a. a. Buf-
( on. via Pernambuco. Ilahia. and Rio
Janeiro Ilotters for North Brazil must
be directed "per Builon" ) ; at 10 a. m.
( supplementary 1020 a. m. ) for FOIIT1.NE
ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and
GREYTO\VN. per a. a. Adironda-k Oct-
tens for Costa Rica must be directed "per
Adirondack" ) ; at 10 a. m. ( supplementary
10:50 : a. m. ) for AI-'X-CAYES and IA"-
MEL. per a. S. A. Dumois ; at 10 S a m.
for NASSAU. N. P. , CAMPECHE. CilIA-
PAS. TABASCO and YUCATAN. per a
Arecuna iietters for other parts of Mex-
Inn must be directed "per Arecuna 4 , at
10:50 : a. m. for HAITI. per a. S. Orane ;
Nassau ( letters for Venezuela , Curacao.
Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana muutt
be directed "per Orane Nassau' : at 12
m. isupplementary I p. m. ) for CENTRAL
AMERICA ( except Costa Rica ) anti
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS , per a. a.
.Finance via Colon ( letters for Guate-
math. must be directed "per Flnance" ;
at 8:20 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND. per
steamer from North Sydney ; at a.20 p.
m. for ST. PIERRE-MIQUELON , per
steamer from Nortlisydney.
Mails for NewroundlanO , . by rail to HallI I
fvx. and thence hia1eamer. . oloulO ftt this
0111cc daily at 8:34 p. at. Malls for Mi-
quelon , by rail to Boston , arut thence by
steamer' cro'e at this oiBce daily at 8.20
p. in. Malls for 3tezlrs CIty. overland ,
unless specially anSressctl for qespatch by
steamer. close at this 0111cc daily at S 12
a. , xn. and 1:20 : p. m. "Registered mail
closc 1t 6 : ! ) rIn. . previous day.
Trans-Pacific Mails.
SInus for China. and Japan , per a.
S. Victoria ( from Tacoma , close
here daily up to. August 'llth at 6:50
p. m. . . Mails for China and Japan tape-
daIly addressed only > , per a. a. Empress
of Japan ( from Vancouver ) . close here
daily up to Augwit " 15th at 650 p. m.
Mails for China and Japan. per s. a. Glen-
fang ( from San Francisco ) . close here
daily up to August 17th at 620 p. m.
3Iail for Australia ( except West Aus-
malta ) . New Zealand , Hawaii and Fiji
islands. per a. S. Aerangi ( from Vancouver -
couver ) . close here daily after August 6th
and up to August "lith at 6:30 p. at. .
Stalls for the Society Islands , per shIp
Galilee itrom. San Fra.u.ciscol , close here
daily up to August 25th at 6:10 : p m.
Mails for Australia ( except those for \Vest
Australia , which are forwarded via
Europe ) . New Zealand , Hawaii , Fiji and
Samoan islands. per a. a. Sloane. ( from
San Francisco ) , close here daily up to September -
tember ' 341 at 7:00 a , at. , ii a. m. and
6:12 p. ra. ( or on. arrival at New York of
S. S. Etrunta with Brush mails for Aus-
tralla. )
Trans-Pacific malls are forwarded to port of
sailing daily and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. "Regis-
tered mall closes at 6 p. at. previous day.
CORNELrUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster
Postotfice , New York , N. Y. . Aug. 12 , 1891.
RAILWAY TDIE CAI11J.
H1CAGO. BURLINGTON &
0 ' .AI Quiney Railroad - "The
oUt IDtiOll Burlington floute"-Ticket
OiIk'e , 2502 Farnam Street.
Wriiito Telephone 250. Depot , Tenth
lIuuIo antI Mason Streets. Telephone -
phone , 323.Leave
Leave , Arrive.
Chicago Vestibuled
Express . . . . . . . . . a 5:05 : pm 8:10 : am
Chicago Express. ' 9:45 am 4:10 : pm
Chicago .8 : St.
Louis Express . 7 15 pin ' 3:10 : am
Creston Local 4:10 pm ' 10:15 : am
Pacific Junction
Lorni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'llSS nra 5:40 : pm
Fast Mail . :1-ho : pm
Chlaego SpecIal , . . ' 2:13 : am t1.50 pm
Daily. ' Daily except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO.
Olin : nt + , rI seph & Council Bluffs Rail.
uuI IlIt1uIlI road - "Tl-s Burlington
I Route"-Ticket 015cc. lW
Wniito I Farnam Street. TeI.plione
1IUUIIi I 250. Depot. Tenth and Ma.
_ _ I son Streets. Telephone ISS.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day
I2xprels . . . . . . . . . . 3IB am 5.10 pm
Kansas City Night
Express . . . . . . . . . . . ' 11:09 pta 6.10 am
"Exposition Flyer"
( or St. Joseph and
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . 4:20 pun 12:03 : pm
Daily ,
BURLINGTON & MIS.
I 0 , I souni River Railroad-"rhe
iuUI IfluOfli Burlington Route-'Gen-
I I cml Olllces N. IV. Corner
I OniII + ni I Tenth and Farnam Streets.
Ticket 0111cc , 1502 Farnarn
LIiUUlJ Street. Telephone. 23J. lIe-
-
pet , fentZi and Mason Streets , Telephone
135.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. hastings
anti McCook . . ' 8:25 am 925 am
Lincoln , Denver.
Colorado. Utah ,
California. Black
lilil.s , Montana &
Puget Sound 4:3.3 pm 4:00 : pm
hastings Local . . " ill ) ) pm ' 7:40 : pm
Lincoln Fast Mail ' 1:50 pm 'lL.lO am
Denver C lorado.
Utah. C'alifrnia
and Puget SouTtd 1150 pm S 15 am
Laily IJaiy exeept bunday
I. HICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
. & Pacific RailroadTh'
-I Cr't Rock Island Rut'I I
, ( y Ticket Olilte IE
I Faram Street. Teieplr.ne
423 , Depot , Tenth and -
. 6 Si icon Streets , Telephone
1129 I
T.enye. Arrive
Dee M.tnes Lnial. * ' 7 lj am " 1 ! 20 am
I. hicago Express . . " 1136 nra " t.S am
t'hi.-sg. last Ba-
press . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 : pm 1.25 pin
St Paul Fast x -
press . SW sm " 11:36 : am
Lincoln. Colorado
Spntnis. Deuver ,
Pueblo and West 1.3Q pm 4.23 pun
Des Moines. Itock
Island and Chi-
cage . . . . . . 7-lEpm $ ipm
Culorad Flyer . . 6:80 : pm eSO am
I Daily. ' Daily ex.pi , asuiday.
.i _ - - - - - - . -
=
JEFFCOAT ON TI1ADC .ND MONET.
Argsiment on ttielleiatinns Of the
Two and Effeets of an liyInthe.iiu.
OMAHA , Aug. 11.-To the Editor of The
Bee : The following editorial paragraph
l.a taken trots The Evening Uci of
August 3 , towlt : "While American ax-
ports of agricultural products to every part
of the world Increased during the la-at
flseai year. exports of manufactured goods
also Increased proportionately. Was it the
famine in India that caused bothl
Accepting the statement as to increased
exports , both agricultural and manufac-
tuned , to be true , will The lIce please anSwer -
Swer as to whether It holds this to be always -
ways a favorable condItion for the United
States ?
Its to the cause of these Increased cx-
ports my theory Is that there were two
chief contributing "famInes , " one of wheat
in India a.'itl parts of Euwpe , and one of
relatively 1.-se money in the United States.
Therefore , tbeitt flowed but 01 the United
tatea tb those parts of Europe and the
norid where wheat was retatively scarce and
money relatively plenUful ( above the International -
national loyal ) to produce an equilibrium in
the world's distribution of wheat and money.
In like manner and because at the same
want of euiIibrlUm in the world's tliatrlbu-
Lion of money and certain manufactures , on
the principle that "economIcs abhors a
vacuum , " the same as nature , an outflow
of these manufactures fnim the United
States and an inflow of money ( or other
balance ) was produced to bring about an
- equilibrium. Poor India. however , suffered
from both famines , and while its bread and
food famine was at the starvation point , Its
monetary famine was such ( thanks to its
English masters ) that It was unable to buyer
or successfully compete with the rest of
the world for the world's supply of wheat ,
but even sold wheat while thousands of Its
hAlLWAY TIME CARD.
( Continued. )
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. ' - - - - - CHICAGO & NORTHWEST-
era Itallway-city Ticket
trr1llJ. , Office , 1408 Farnam Street.
I Telephone. 561. Depot ,
Tenth and Stason Streets.
Telephone , 6.
Leave Arrive.
Daylight Chicago
Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . e 6:40 am ' 11:55 pm
Mo. Valley. Sioux
City , St. Paul &
, Slinneapolis6:40 : nra 10:45 pm
Mo. Valley. Sioux
City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:45 : am S SC ) pm
Boone , Dennison ,
Council Bluffs..10:10 pta ' 10:05 nra
Eastern Ex. , Des
Moines. Marshall-
town. Cedar Rap-
Ida and Chicago ' 3.1:03 am 4:211 pm
Atlantic Flyer , Chl-
cage and East. . . . . 1:53 : pm 1:20 pm
Fast Mail , Chicago
to Omaha 3:15 pm
2'.ortherri Express. ' 5:50 pm ' 8:40 am
Omaha.Chlcago Spe-
clai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:53 : pm S:25 am
. Daily.
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Valley Railway-
General Omili'es. United
ii1iiii ! States National Bank Bldg.
- eSouthwest Corner Twelfth
and Faraarn Streets. Ticket Ottice. 1401
Frnam Street. Telephone , 561. Depot ,
15th and \V ± bster Streets. Telephone 1.458.
Leave. Arrive ,
Blark Hills. Dead.
wod. Hot Sorinas. 3:00 nm ' 5:0) : urn
-
Wyoming. Casiier , -
anji Dourlas. . . . . . . . 3:00 pm ' ' 5:00 pm
Hastings , - York David -
vid City , Superior.
Geneva , Exeter &
Seward . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 5:06 pun ' 5P ) pun
Norfolk , Vordigre
and Fremont . . . . . . " 8:15 nra 'i0:45 : am
Lincoln , Wahoo &
I Frernont . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:13 am i0i5 am
Fr-mont Loyal . . . . . " 3:15 : am
Turk Passenger. . . . 6:10 pm 9:40 : am
. Daily - Daily except Sunday. ' " Sun.
day only. " Daily except Saturday.
- . .4.'CHICAGO , ST. PAUL. SUN-
neapolis & Omaha Railway
ri iii'General Otllces , Nebraska
IiIIlilj4I7 Division , Fifteenth and
Ii2 .eb5 Webster Streets. City
Ticket Otilce. 14431 Farnam Street. Tele-
phcne , 561. Depot. Fifteenth and Webster
Streets. Telephone. 1,15'S.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accom. . ' 14:50 nra ' 8:23 : pun
Sioux City Accorn. . ' " 9:50 am " 3:15 : pm
B I a I r , Emerson
Sioux City , Ponca.
Hartinaton a ad
Bloomileld . . . . . . . . . ' 1:00 pm " 12:55 : am
Sioux City , Sian-
kato , St. Paul &
Minneapolis . . . . . . . . 6:00 pm 9:00 : am
Daily ' Daily except Sunday. ' " Sunday -
day only. ' Does not stop at DeSota or
Coffmnn.
-
. -SIOt'X CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad - General Offices
United States Nauonal
I Bank Buildmnr. S. W. Con-
ncr Twelfth and Farnam
Street Ticket 0111cc , 1401 Farnam Street
Telephone , 561. Depot Tenth and Mason
Streets , Telephone , 623.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City , Man-
kato. St. Paul , 6:40 am ' 3:40 : ant
Mnnertpolls . . . . . . 5:30 pm ' 10:15 : pm
Sioux City Local. , 3ta am 9:0) : pm
Dally
: ; ; .q UNION PACIFIC - "THE
ljW'i Overland Route"-General
Offices , N. W. Corner Ninth
and Fanruim Streets. city
I 'a'1J . Ticket Office , 1F2 Farnam
Street. Telephone 316. Dc-
' ' , . " pot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone 623.
623.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
"The Overland
Limited" for Denver -
ver , Salt Lake.
and western p'tS. , S50 am 1:45 : pm
The Colorado Spe-
elal , for Denver &
all Colorado p'ts. ' 11:55 pm ' 6:40 am
Fast Mail Train for
Salt Lake , PacIfic
coast and all
western points . . . ' 4:25 pm. . ' 6:40 am
Lincoln , Beatrice &
Stromsburg Ex. . . 3:30 pun " 12:50 put
Fremont , Colum-
bus. Norfolk , Gr'd
Island & Kearney ' 4:55 pm "lSIO pm
Columbus local , . , 6:80 pat ' 9:40 : am
South Omaha Local Pass-Leaves , 6:15 : a.
m. : 7 :00 : a. m. ; 9:15 : a. in. ; 3:10 p. at. Ar-
rivea , 10:13 a. m. ; 3:2' ) p. rn ; 6 p. at.
Council Bluffs Loeai-Leavts , 5.55 a. m. ;
6:50 : a. rn ; 7:413 : a. rn ; 1:40 : a. m. : 10:50 : a.
m. ; 2:15 p. m. ; 4.35 p. at. ; p. in. ; 8.20 p.
m. iJOS p. m. Arrives. 6:25 : a. m. ; 7:20
a. m. , a iS a. at. ; 81:31) : a. at. ; LII ) p. m. ;
5401) m6SOp. ; : m.9.tiSp. ; in. ; 10:46 : p. m.
Daily. ' Daily except Sunday.
_
03Ls + HA & ST. LOUIS RAI'IL-
P ORT rond-Opiaha. Iansas City &
Eastern Itailru3.d-"Tis Port
Arthur Route -Ticket Ottlu ,
OUYE. 1415 Farnam Street. Tale.
- Phone 322. Depot , Tenth and
Mason Streets. Telephone 1221.
Leave. Arrive.
St Loul Cannon
Ball Express . . . . ' 4:25 : pm 1130 am
Kansas City &
Quincy Local 7:10 am 9.iO pun
Kansas City Ba.
press 73 an-i
Port Arthur Ba-
p1'esll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130 pm
Daisy
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE &
LLIVAUKEE St. Paul Railway - City
Ticket 0111cc 1604 Frnaun
SUeet , Telephone , 284. lIe-
' a Tentr and Mason
_ _ . _ , , , _ Streets. Telephope ' J.
, _ , , Leave. 'Arrive.
Chicago Limited
Express . . . . . . . . . 5:15 : pm 8:20 am
Omaha & Chicago
Express . . . . . . " 11.60 am ' 9:15 : pm
Sioux C'ty and Des
I Sloinsa Expreas . 'ii ( ( ) am ' 4lS : pm
'Daily "Daily except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
road-General OtUcta and
I I Ti. ket 0111cC , Southeast Coy-
- nor 14th and Douglas StraeU
S I Telephone. 904 Depot , 16th
and \Vebelrr fits. Teiehone
I
Leave. Arrive.
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people were etarrtag for the want of bread ,
i'es the wheat famine in India contributed
tt.s the export or 'wheat from the l'nited
States during the "last fiscal year ' .tnd bad
the monetary iaa-s at tbe wend been the
same as ihej- were prior to IS' ? ) th UnIted
States would have reeeiyed double the
money-gold or Its equivalenttro Euig-
land for these same exports.
Let Ins now put a question under a bypo-
lhetieai e.ae. illustratIng the principle upon
which this "law of supply and demand in
trade works : Suppose the world's produc-
lion boUt of agriculture and manufacturcs ta
remain relatively the eame-nornmi crops
and ipiantitice of manufactures everywhere.
Suppose , too , that the monetary laws in all
other countries shall remain the same as
now. Let the congress of the UnIted Statc
pass a law demonetizing all of the present
UnIted States notes-greenbacks and Shir-
man uotes-what would be the effect , if any.
of such a. law , on the llow'ot eoinmotiitfas
batween the United States and other countries -
tries -of the world' ? On experts and ha.
ports ? tcould it not incre c etfrurt3 int
dtuninisb Imports' Moat assuredly It would
But suppose the congress of the United
Sthte should not stop at demonetIzing tb
greenbacks and Sherman notes , but should
also demonetize the present national bank
notes. Would not this produce a still
greater Increase in exports and diminution
in imports ? There is not a particle of doubt
as to the working of the principle , every
scrap of history and experienge proves that
commodities always move toard the high-
est-prtced market and away from the lowest-
priced market , while as between nations ,
metal money. 'where the mints are open , is
forever flowing in just the opposIte direction
to balance accounts anti to force an equliib-
nluxn or common level in prices.
And suppose again the demonetIzation
madness should be continued to Include all
of the present silver money. leaving gold
the only money-the only solvent for debts
anti taxes in the United States. What. would
be the effect ? And certainly no one doubts
that congress baa the legal and constitutional -
tional power to demonetize all of these
moneys and currencies if it should so choose.
'Ietbinke by the time such third demonetiza-
Lion act was In force every port. In the
United States would be a. veritable "bar-
gala counter" for every Rind of movable
merchandise for foreign buyers , while no
one would think of comiag bern to sell anything -
thing , The "balance of trade" would be in
"our favor" with a vengeance. We would
be running one of the greatest "closing out
sales" the world ever saw. Gold would
come from every country on earth to buy
the cheap goods , as long as the stock lasted.
or until the inflow of money-gold-to the
United States and loss in other countries
produced an equilibrium or commercial level
In prices. Not only all movable merchan-
disc , but the titles to our fixed properties ,
as lands. mines , forests. railways. ete. ,
etc. , would go. Prices would be
lowered throughout the world , as
it would take 11.000.000.000 in gold
in the United States to , replace the other
money destroyed and to put the worid'n
prices again in equilibrium. The relation
between debtors and creditors would be
charged throughout the world to the advantage -
vantage of the creditors and practical robbery -
bery of the debtors , Every contract for Lb.
payment of money would be violated to the
advantage of the payee , and probably rota
of the payer. Every fixed public salary or
other money obligation would be : n effect
Increased , just as every tax and debt would
be made a correspondingly greater burtlea.
By the time , too , that this third dernone-
tization act was in force "business "on-
ditions" in the United States. internally not
to mention other condItions. social and po-
lltical. can be better imagIned than tIe-
srrlbrd. Evidently , as shown by pretous
experience. the United States marshals.
sheriffs and those having charge of sales for
taxes. would be the busiest. people in the
country. as they would be conducting tb9
greatest number and amount of transfers 'f.
property. It would hardly be correct to
call such transfers legitimate sales. Under
the present volume of debts and taxes fully
50 , 12 not 75 per cent , of all property would
sure pass through these officials bands in
coming to the world's lower level of prices.
Another effect of these demonetization
laws , until prices in other countnlea came
down to our level or below , we would be
entirely free from the necessity of a protective -
tectivo tariff. No people would think of
coming to the United States to sell. This
would be the country to buy in. These
Ian's , too , would stop all revenue from the
tariff-trout duties on imports , as there
would be no Imports. But. then , at first ,
while our goods , especially the great stsplei
of broad and meat and a few other acres.
cities , were so much cheaper than In the
rest of the world , as they surely would be ,
we could shift the duty from one on ira-
ports to one on exports of these staples
See ? This is one of the "tricks in trade"
that can be worked both ways.
But the main point in this illestration is
to show how completely all so-called values
in exchange , prices and trade. are dominated
and changed by the power of nations over
money or what shall be legal tender. It La
seen , and I challenge anyone to disprove it ,
that under the system of free ( unlimited )
coinage of metal money , and I care not
whether of one metal or two , with paper
is.ues reedemable on demand in coin , a
single powerful nation can throw the whole
commercial or trading world into practically
a state of anarchy. Aye , and the ttholo
political 'world. for what are the political
battles of today , both national and international -
national , but commercial wars. struggles for
existence and commercial supremacy'
There are now In the world six or seven
I nations any one of which can , by changing
Its monetary laws , produce all the turmoil
and ruin described in a greater or lesser
degree , by either contracting or inflating thu
volume of money.
The present system of money operates
among nations as a veritable Siamese twin
connection. As is well known , these tw
unfortunate human beings wore so viiailZ
connected through a living ligament that
when one was taken sick the other soon
became afflicted , and when one died the
other soon followed. So it is with nations ,
through the present system of money-by
a change of monetary laws in one all are
affected. All are exposed to the most
capricious and vicious legislation of any one ,
or any one to all the others. No one an-
tion can rise materially above the level of
prices and therefore of conditions in the
others. Metal money , like fluids , brings all
to a common Level ,
Under the present system of money what
difference is there beiween world-wide free
trade and world-wide annexation ? Seine
eminent statesmen (7) ( onpose the one and
favor the other.
Other eminent statesmen (7) u-bile
clamoring for Chinese exclusion and other
ante-Immigration laws , vote both for ree
trade and "extension of empire. ' Truly
political consistency Is a jewel. Rapeci-
fully , JOHN JEFFCOAT ,
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