TUB 03IAIIA SUNDAY BEE. JTJXE 17, 1900.
i
I
1 i
X
I' W
BUSINESS CHANCES
TTAM'f B Tt seT, or rent, hair dressing
parlor. nawly furnished, en ae-ay until,
o refTiiDi perty. Cau ll or iwj i-
Jo!n
rood uunlnass. On good buslnes lot
with builtlng. Two Mca cottage. All
Ituatod In BlmJr. For particular ppl
to John McQuarrl. Blair. Nek. T til
Do You "Wish to Make a Change!
If von have a (arm, home, business or
property that you want to sail or exchange
write ua.
COLORS) LAND AND INVESTMENT C(X.
OmaLa. Neb, or Sioux City, la.
1 T-M544 J3
FOB SALE-A SNAP
rocerr and meat market In South Omaha:
Lfwd business; low rent, aooui iido taxes
et'a. Glob Land and Investment Co, Hi
First National Bank. Omaha, Neb.
Y M408 16
FOR BALE OR TRADE Restaurant with
rood business to year round. In Bo. Dak.
town of 6,0 ; good reason for selling.
Address u a, oar ie onice.
Y M239 11
MEAT market and dwelling bona; also
plenty or inc. tor sale or trade lor
eaatarn Nebraska, land, price $3,500. Ad-
dross Q 24, Bee. T M36S Zlx
FIRST-CLASS medical p rant Ice, offlo and
resiaence property ror sale in one
th beat towns In N. K. Nebraska, An x
oellent opening at a bargain price. Ad
draa O 22, Bee. Y M3a3 II
SI-ROOM hotel, rafe and saloon, this city,
near new Union Depot site: splondli
business and getting batter; bent p ro po
ll Mon in city. Price $3,000. Dell Oregory.
Gibraltar Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
Y M367 l$x
TOR BALE A good py1n shoe store In
beet city In w. I. Stock will Inrolc
bout $4,000. .Annual buftlnees about $12,
000; expensoa light Address O ti. Bee.
T-M4S 17x .
MAN of ability and small capital to man
age branch office for largo realty com-
funy In either Lincoln or Bloux City,
'air salary and commission In addition,
nveatment secured. Address U to. car
Be. T M136 17
FOR BALE) Full equipment for rooming
and boarding house. Buyer will find com
fortable rooms In a good location. Ad
dress Mr. IL Boeke, 221S Howard.
, T iM Tlx
AMERICAN De Forest Wlreles Telegraph
took for about one-half the company
price. II. K. Miller, Z14 N. 17th Bt.
'Pbon DouKla-fi547.
T 460 17 X
ADVERTISE FOR MORE BUSINESS.
READ THIS READ THIS.
BROUGHT PHENOMENAL. RESULTS
AND HE RENEWED HIS ORDER.
Rudolph Guenther: Dear Sir My adv.
In your $10 list of paper ha brought phe
nomenal results, ana I take pleasure in
giving you a renewal of same for four
weeks. Respectfully,
C. F. 8ESINGER,
Dealer In Unlisted Securities, North Amer
ican Bldg., Philadelphia.
FOR $10 1 W ILL INSERT
one time a 26-word classified adv., either
Under Agents, For Bale, Business Changes
or under Business Personal heading, in th
Indianapolis New,
Boston rterald.
(maaA Bee,
Phlla. No. American,
lehlcAXo Inter Ocean,
Roch er D. Chron., Syracuse rleraia
Providence Telegram,
Pittsburg Dispatch,
Baltimore Herald,
St. Louis Glohe-Dem.
Cleve. Plain Dealer,
Dcs Molne R. A
Leader.
Washington Post,
Milwaukee Free
enver Republican,
1 Fran, cnronicie.
Pre.
tlanta Constitution.
Cincinnati Enquirer,
Minneapolis Tribune,
Dallas New.
Kanaas City Journal.
Detroit Free press.
RUDOLPH GUENTHER,
108 FULTON ST. NEW YORK.
Write for Combination Offers, Magaslne
. List. Y-
PATEN T S
GUARANTEED .
Patent necurd or Fee Returned.
Send model or sketch for free opinion as to
patentability. Bend tor illustrated Quid
(innk. Contain 100 mechanical move
ment and LIST OF INVENTIONS
WANTED. Particular NEW TRADE
MARK LAW COPYRIGHTS, etc. Pat-
euts advertised free In World's Progress.
1CVAMM, W UvhYH-rVH Jt tUH
Beg. Attorney.
SSI F Street, Washington, D. C.
TOU can never profl Vy business chance,
unless you have sum money; small sav
lnu are the foundation of large fortunes:
, start a saving account with J. L. Bran
del A Sons, Bankers, 16th and Douglas
Bts. Assets over $400,000. x-
8 END for "successful ytem" of trading
In grain with small capital; dock let ana
market letter sent free references. Com- I
stock A Co., commerce Biog., inic&go.
Y-634 17X
WHEAT $11.60 buy five up and flv
down good for on wek. 3-cent advance
or decline from price gives ira prom;
write for partloulars. Commerce Grain
Co. Commerce Bldg., Chicago.
Y 637 17a
tmnon to tnonnn furnished to established
manufacturer nd Jobber to extend
business. J. H. l'ayson. 134 LaSalle, Chl-
D1CO. wo .
INVESTORS An Income for life on a small
investment. You can aet on the Inside
NOW if you act QUICKLY. Get Into a
food thing; (too win enauie you to ih
fe comfortably; WHITE FOR FREE
ROOK LIST AND SPECIAL OFFER. U.
B. Automatlo Loom Co., 6 6th Ave., Cbl-
1 Ave., viii'
Y-&41 17x
' cago, 111.
MONEY Do you need It T We are In a po
sition to rumisn capital tor any meruori-
AJtE YOU OPEN FOR A DEAL that w II
mora than double vour money by- Christ
mas or thst will pay you an Income all
your llfet No Insurance or catch, but a
straight, clean, profitable deal that satis
fies a business man and on that he can
afford to go Into witn every connoence.
Rma nf the moat nromlnent and success.
ful business men In th country hav gone
In tn make money with ui. Why not youT
Your name and address on post card or
letter will promptly bring you run partio-
ulara H. A.
Mltcneii, i oi. rui mug.,
Cincinnati.
Y 604 17x
WE have three or four opportunities In dif
ferent lines or business mat lor invest
ment of 32,000 to $6,000 will net profit of
$0 to $.Tfx every mrnth. Grocery, $2,oon,
clears $& month; drug store, $6.0'0, $ft0
month; rooming house, rent $76. pay
month. If you are coming to California,
advise ns what you want and w will find
. a paying business. During past year we
have located over 100 people here, who are
today making money. Luton A Gibson.
434-439 Byrne Bldg., Lo Angeles, Cal.
Y-663 lTx
COFFEE, ruhber, vanilla. For facts about
th boat dividend paying plantation In
Mexico, send for eleventh stockholders'
report. Finely Illustrated. Lumlja
Plantation, a riiver du, cnicnsro.
T 661 Ha
$300 PER MONTH PROFIT.
Fne lUla Raataurant In good mining town:
riic 11. 4-A half cash. Address The White'
House Cafe, Cripple Crt-ek, Colo.
T 614 17x
PATENTS
64 PAGE BOOK FREE
. This BOOK U the result of our 30 year
experience nd tells all about patents,
illustrate 1' mechanical movemeut and
.nniiim a full history of all the great
monev making Invention of th century.
itook FREE to everyone.
O'MEARA & BROCK. Patent Atrorney3
918 F St.. Wsshlngton, J JU
MKAT MAliKET
-.k- h... ivin for slse In oity;
hue loo. lion; owner's fsUIng health ne-
-.1..... .aairtina: will sell right or
lue niM, cmiaJia Ken, x .(
--"jjENTAX. PRACTICE FOR SALE Dr.
v Byrra, Cedar Kaplda, Nsb. I MHI J19
I I FOR lALK-Ivnmbcr ana coal yard
v i ous enterprises, we can sen your siooks
; L and bond quickly on commission basis;
i f - v money advanced on good securities; ciiar-
J Jr W ters procured In any state; do not fall to
5 JT confer with us. it will be to your Inter-
t R- Kaats A Co., Bunkers, Tacoma
r Bldg., Chicago. Y-641 17
exuanse for frooJ Omaha real estate;
If uu wsnt a good projxjsi'lon iiere 11 ia
i. ik. joiAo-i. a. x. u( nx
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR ouuwei atrr brrestore; I per cent
guasmnleasA U t-r oent assured; writ
now. Acs-urn Goat Ca, Sllvr City,
New Msxluo. Jtm lTx
UNLISTED PECTRITIES-l will boy or
ell. sand for litMt prio list. C .
Seelnger. largest dealer In United States,
4d North American Bid, Philadelphia,
Fa. (KstabUshed KM.) Y 67 17a
it ANtrFACTTHETRa of patented reciprocal
cham. well established, thousands al
ready sold, will grant exclusive territory
to established firms or enarcetlo men
with sufficient capital to carry stock of
gooda Elgin Co., TM Broad Exchange
Bldg.. New York. T-65 17x
BIO MONET TO buy call on 10.000 bu.
t a. . W iw. n alra na fefVrrt
price makes you $300. Write Standard I
Grain Co., Philadelphia, Pa. T-651 lix
ttl :i J tt J 'i I
runiliure H.I1U UIlUt;il,tin.iiij.
Business; clean, up-to-date 84.600 stock; .
paying buelne,.; Hv. ..rn, Jom
tnwn: oaah. Income cltT property or
good Improved land of equal value con
sidered. J. H. JOHNSON. N. r. UF&5
DO TOU need capital? Consult us; our
largo corporation business of twenty
years standing enables us to glvo val
uable advice on the best methods of or
ganising and procuring capital; mining
or manufacturing; wa urvey, construct,
equip and finance team and electric rail
roads, lighting propositions, etc. Bend
for booklet on Modern Financing. C. F.
r-iarka Hankers end Brokers. 1?-S Chest
nut Bl., Philadelphia, Pa. Y-51 17x
WAN TED Reliable man with $5u0 In each
locality to take an interest in our uu.-
..n,uni in his territory:
food salary ajsT liberal commission will
e paid to (lie right man; we are a
strictly reliable manufacturing company;
salary and commission should earn you
$3,000 to $8,000 per year. If you are open
for a first-class business proposition ad
dress N. L. II. A P. Co., 3u2 V Lake St.,
Chicago.
Y-666 17X
GREATEST opportunity every offered to
aba hi monev. I have placed in my
hands for ale a magnltlcent gold propo
sition In the Black Hil!, South Dakota.
This consists of six fine claims of very
rich mineral, over $2,000 worth of de
velopment work done and showing large
bodies of rich ore. Owners will sell two
third Interest at very low price; no stock
scheme or anything of that kind, but a
bona fide property. If you will buy this
and place In my hands to finance and de
velop I will clear you $50,000 In lx months.
You can handle this with $6,000 to $7,000
cash. Owner invite close examination
and Inspection. Send for full particulars
and reports, which owners guarantee or
expenses of examination paid. Chas. W.
Somers, 600 Manhattan Bldg., St. Paul,
Minn. . -0T 17x
MERCHANDISE for trade; general ary
goods, ladles', men' and children fur-
.1.1.1.1, . ..4 nnilnn. .tc Invoiced At I
about W.600. Blg lines of staples and I
domestics, underwear, hosiery, etc. About
one-third cash, balance land; owner win
assume encumbrance of land to same
amount a required In cash; stock can be
moved and la subject to examination and
Inspection. Look this up at once. If you
want a quick, liberal deal. Chas. W.
Somers, 600 Manhattan Bldg., St. Paul.
Minn. T-en6 17x
FOR 8ALB Or Exchange An up-to-date
restaurant and lunch counter In business
district of Omaha; good cash business
U in i i 1 . w wies ruvu I
has been under eame management for
ast seven years; owner now has other
business which requires nis attention.
Address G 40, Bee office. Y 601 lix
ONLY BUSINESS
of the kind In Omaha; suitable for Udy
or gentleman; fine location; magnificent
trade; large pronts; owners in neaun
compel leaving city.
J. H. JOUNBUJS, w. X. i-IirJU.
Y-71 17X
HAVE you $100 to $300 to Invest In county
rljthtsT Bometning new; no competition;
quick seller; big profits. 830 Neville Blk.
FOR SALE or exchange for real estate.
cheap; account of Illness; long asiaoiished.
wen located news, cigar ana coniection
ary stand. Address O 61, Bee.
x ow nx,
GOOD furnished hotel In a hustling rail
road town; clearing 1200 per montn.
Price $2,860, $1,600 cash, balance on easy
payments. Owner going to move west
and must sell. Address G-46. Bee.
X M 614-11
FOR SALE rooming house In a desirable
location; iz rooms; furniture in nrst
class condition; worth $1,000, offered at
$760; owner Is leaving city. Address
G-49, Bee. T (35 19
FOR SALE Stock ot millinery; will In
voice about $ooo; an new gooas, in
live country town; only stock of millin
ery In town or surrounding small towns:
reason for Belling, quitting business; will
ell at liberal discount: If Interested come
and make us an oner. ' utter Ulster.
Shlckley. Neb. Y-M668 17a
$2 HATS for $1. 308 No. 16th St.
FURNISHED HOUSES
One five-room, well furnished, Including
a nearly new piano, all for Btt; on
8-room, completely furnished. $600; on
10-room, well furnished, 1500; all are
well located and are exceptional bar
gains, as th owner are absolutely ob
liged to sell and remove from city, owing
to sickness: these proposition are worth
vour immediate Investigation: room are
all occupied by first-class people and If
you are interested see me at once; first
come win ne tne rortunate person.
J. H. JOHNSON, 843 N. Y. LIFE
T 673 I"x
Hotel Furnished
60 rooms, completely equipped; $3 house;
entirely modern; prontaDie Dusincss;
$3,600 for 'furniture; eastern Nebraska,
This will ult you after investigation.
J. H. JOHNSON. N. Y. LIFE.
Y 671 17x
MARCONI Wireless Telegraph stock; a
few share at about nan company s price.
Uulck delivery, u. o. crain, Atlantic, ia.
-5M 17x
PATENTS
U. A. STURGIS, registered attorney; pat
ents, trade marks, copyrights; no fee ua
lM successful. 617 N. Y. Life, Omaha
F. I. LARSON CO., patent lawyers;
patent book free. Bee Bldg.. Omaha, J0-
6IIARPB MACHINE WORKS Patents
procured, invention oeveiupea. urawuiss,
patterns, casUugs, oiachiue work. W;"'
B. 10th St. 4,s
PATENTS prooured, bought and old. Na
tional invastrasni to, a uuuiim uik.
MM7July$
$1 HAT9, new shapea No. lth St.
FENCING
ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wire Fencing
60 per IOOC cue r. uu dl tei. neu-a
9S2 Julys-
WIRE and Iron Fencing, Hltohlng Posts,
Wlr Trellis. umana wire anu i-ou
Works. BI7 Farnsm St Tel. Red K.
M295 Jy9
$J HATS, new sh apes. 308 No. lth St.
PRINTING
LTNGSTAD High Gr.d 190J Calendara
t JORVK. Capitol Ave. -302
ENGRAVING
printing. Kotera
Tel. Douglas tuul.
03
r.e,. uio Howard.
$1 HATS, all shades. 308 No. llth Bt,
TICKET BROKERS
CUT-RATE railway tickets everywhere.
P. IL PliUbln. VA Faruaait. 'phoii Lou
Th.
LARSON A JOHNSON. 1403 Farnam
Doug.
-60S
13.
tl HAT store. 303 No. 11th. Open eventnga
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
J. M MaefarUnd. 9U9 N. Y.
Doug. avA
L Bldg. Tel
t&4
(1 HAT sUra 301 No. liih. Opea avenlnga
TYPEWRITERS
Second-Hand
Typewriters
Th following second-hand typewriter
are all In good condition and bargain tor
the money:
1 Remington
No. 7
...60
Underwood
Remington No.
....$60
Typewrite
r,,.tr. Nn m frr
&Xt $50
Typewriter
1 Remington No.
Typewriter
1 Bllckensderfer '
No. i
I Densnior
..' $s
$s
$30
No. 2
I Oliver
$55
No. I
Nebraska Cycle Co.
'Phone Douglas 1663.
Cor. 16th and Harney St.
134 Broadway, Council Blurt a, la.
438 N. 24th St., Bo, Omaha.
u-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
60DA FOUNTAIN, any sis. 1811 Farnam.
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., best mixed
paint. Sherman Mcuonneji urug jo.,
Omaha. W
HALL'S safes, new, Id-hand. 1811 Farnam.
14 ut
FOR SALE Empty Ink barrels. Inquire of
J. R. Campbell, Bee mail room, y MM
rem BALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables; w lead the world la
cheap bar fixtures; easy payments. Bruns-
Wlck-Hame-v.oiienasr, wi o. una ot.
MISS
WE buy vervtblnc In the furniture Una
Chicago uraitur lo, iu uoag.
Q 430
CHEAP chicken fence, long fir timber.
whit baaswood for burnt work. 921 N.
litn. w
MILCH COWS, on easy terms.
Center.
43d ani
2433
RF.xn US vour mall order for drugs:
freight paid on it 101. aiyers-uiiion
Drug Co.. Omaha. W 434
FOR SALE At a bargain, a 190S Olds mo
bile. Just new. Address m il. Be.
Q 404a
I
FOR gALE Cash register, In prfect con- I
dltlon: suitable for use In barber hop. I
Vlisi Blum. ' "
vluual sale are less than $1; price low.
Btandara etoca irooa company.
Q M439 17
DIRT for sale, delivered In neighborhood
of 30th and center nis. inquirs ins
Partridge-Shelly-Thomsoa Co., Telephone
Douglas ana
X
COW for sal: give, good quantity of
milk; gentle. 2529 California St.
Q M430 16X
ELEGANT Heywood reclining gocart.
wholesale value M, goo a a new except
rear tire, leas than nan price. vv in.
36th St. Q M469 17
FOR BALE, or will trade for good second
hand typewriter, set Century Dictionary
Encyclopedia and Atlas in nrsi-ciass con
dition. Adores km w, cee. w "
RUNABOUT, harness and gentle driving
horse for sale, all for $126. Room 17,
Patterson Block. , , Vr u
LET us be your factory. Hardware spe
cialties manufactured under contracts
models developed. We are specialists In
patent artlole. Prompt ervlce, first-
class workmanship, reasonable prices
America Comoany. Momence. Illinois.
Q-668 lix
FOR SALE Iron afe; good condition, lilt
North' 18th at. Vr-ow lix
FOR SALE Columbus phaeton; rubber
tires: good condition; $50. 2004 Wirt
Bt. Q 631 17
$2 HATS for . 108 No. 16th Bt.
SEWING
MACHINES
Monday and
Tuesday
Below will be found a list of slightly used
Sewing Machine which will be on sale.
They have all been overhauled and put In
first-class shape.
Wilcox St G.
Machine
for -
New Home
Machine
for
White
u-nri r f
2 2.50
Si!
?fl ? 9
Machine
for
........... t
New Royal Automatic Drop
$16
Head, good as new,
for
Household, good
$21
$22
a new,
for
White. D. H.,
shopworn.
for
Standard, Drop
Head,
for
$23
Becono-nano oox-top macmuw nmn
I to ID.ou. All complete witn nuwiiiuoma .u
guaranteed, while they have been used, yet
I enndltlnn to sive first-class service.
are In condition to give first-class service.
We sell Columbus, Ramblers and Reliance
Bicycle at popular price.
Nebraska Cycle Co.
Phone Douglas 16G3
Cor. 15th and Harney
334 Broadway, Co. Bluff.
438 N. 24lh St., Bo. Omaha
Q
PLUMBING
BUY plumbing supplies direct. Wholesale
Drlces. Bv on very sruci.. vjuiy
hrst-class goods handled. Prompt atten
tion to every order. Bend for catalogue.
B. F. Karoi. !& Harrison SC. Chicago,
III. M mnx
CONSULTING ENGINEER
L. H. GARDNER. 611 First Nat. Bank
power plants, nianuiaciuring proses...,
ice plants, testa, inspection, reports.
U333 July 11
31 HATS, all shades. 308 No. 16th Bt.
DRESSMAKING
M DOW ELL SCHOOL DRESSCf JTTINQ,
14j3 Fai iuisn. -Hi junezi
Woodruff A
Arnold. 913-14 Neville block.
$1 HAT store 3-9 No. Kth. tVn evenings.
SIDEWALKS
SIDEWALKS All kinds licensed. A. R.
lioel, llul Wbstr. lei. Lous. 404.
31 Jul) I
CLAIRVOYANTS
KAIIMER THE GREAT
CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST.
a iisoi.iTTiri.T BF.LlAHLR.
ENDOKtfKO BT FUESS AND PUBLIC.
Never before in the ntstory or occun
science hsa a man of Mr. Karmer pro
fessional standing consented to place nt
services at the dlsDOSal of the public 'or
uch a nominal consideration. Realising that
tills city ha been overrun with pretenaers
and that manv of Its cltlsens are anxlou
to visit a genuine clairvoyant and pulmlst.
Mr. Karmer has decided to piac nis con
sultation lee within reach or ait.
BUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, HIS
U.MltKHli l.irr; khauiphib run
600 BY PRESENTING THIS
ADVERTISEMENT.
PROF. H.lv. KARMER.
Th first registered trance clairvoyant
and pnknlst ever in Omaha.
'AT THE ELMS," 2f N. 1STII ST., COR
GIVES TO
NER CAPITOL AVW.
1 ALL. THE RICH AND POOR
ALIKE, A CHANCE TO CON-
tiui-ar huo.
50o TO ALL 60o.
Wonderful Life Reading for 60c.
Hti
No one turned away, no matter what I
your color or creed may be. I
NO CHARGE
unless you obtain perfect satisfaction and
In th " ui ---
tin him a,,rwirinr t,. mil nthur lire nA(ipri i
In this citi'.
Mr. Karmer ha read many hunarea
people In Omaha nnd not a single com
plaint or one mistake made. Is this nut
wonderful?
WITHOUT A QUESTION ASKED
he gives you names, dotes, facts and fig
ures concerning vour past, present and fu
ture, which sre startling proofs of his won
derful power.
MR. KARMER
will tell you how to overcome nil troubles,
business, social or domestic nltalrs; he will
point out the right path for you to follow.
FACTS YOU BHIIUUI KINWW.
How to succeed In your undertaking.
How to win your law suit.
How to end your domestic troubles.
How to keen your position.
How to be lucky In speculation.
How to gain the one you love.
A
OFFICE, 202 N. 1JTH T. COR. CAPITOL
AVENUE I
Hour-10 a. m. to S d. m.. daily and
Bunanj'.
Headings by mall. $1. Send date of birth
and any Important questions. 8480 17x
Mme. BUDDHA
THE LEADING PALMIST OF
.f..TT.
VlUVXIUU
Location-No. 113 So. lth St.. Upstairs,
riTTnOTrrrc Tic-mnxT onvrrV
wiiu uuoiUil OiUIVIi,
ARE YOU IN
TROUBLE?.
Does business or domestic trouble worry
or annoy youT
ir changes, travels or prospects inter
est you, don't fall to consult the leading
paimisi.
Mme. BUDDA
A IIO IUIUIQ, L'4M I, esVlIU J t VJHf II V UTO grim- I
,ully and clearly revealed without asking I
The future, past and present are eare-
you a single question. .
Bausraciion completely assured or no
fee accepted.
Location No. 118 So. 16th St.
Upstairs, Opposite Boston Store j
8 658 1-
MME. BUDDHA. LEADING PALMIST.
can at mo. 113 boutn isth Bt., upstalra
rasuiuiu prediction arjsoiutely given.
S 156
PROF. -' KARMER, NOTED PSYCHICS
rAUHioi, tens- your name, wcupatlon,
whom and when you will marrr. all annul
business, love, speculation and domestic
auairs. unices, aji in. istn hl, cor. capltol
Ave. Special low fee by presenting this ad.
f ana iuiyx
FOR EXCHANGE
A GOOD grocery and queensware stock, lo
cated In good eastern Nebraska town of
8,000 people; will Invoice about $2,000; U
located In a aood German and A-rl
-
locality; no dead or out of date goods, but
for an
north-
north-
a number one stock; will exchange
80 or 1 GO-acre farm in eastern or
eastern Nebraska and pay cash differ-
enoe, or will exchange for good residence
property In rood town. Globe Land .nH
investment Co, Omaha, Neb., or Sioux
CUy' "
IF TOU do not find what you want In this
wuiuiuii. put ma aa u ana you will oon
m
ONE large Edison phonograph and records
ma ieavenwortn. fnone Douglas 988.
7. 313
NRW Waha, eorn. . .
- .1 , .i. . wa mr ."" at
Ti t a ,e,llner toP carnage. Address
wme. ouuiu umani.
Z 413 20
FOR SALE or evnha.ri.rta tnr cnnri tm.K.
2T??y.: !i0..r. 400 of good lm-
proved farm land near Omaha: free from
incumbrance. Hiker & Chambers, 4S Hee
Z 681 17x
160 ACRES fine land, a $12,000 residence
property and tno acre or land to trade
ror merchandise. Write to C. Stock,
i'wui, ieD. 1 671 i7x
for ExrHANfip: Rnnu .nn- ..i ,,.
building renting for $60 per month for dlv-
Idend paying stocks. Box One Fifty-
Three. Hamburg. Ia. Z 649 I7x
- I
i
BALE-O '7- "Chang, for good
eaxtorn Nebraska town of L200 ooonlntion
Addree. T., 36S Frank St., Council Bluffs.
1
Z-WJ&lTx
., t. T
I .a-aa i- j.nii. yjpen evenniB.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON Institute. 418 N. Y. I Tel. Doug
iw tyu
31 HATS, all shades. 308 No. lth St.
UNDERTAKERS
HOFFMAN A GENTLEMAN, 702 N. l1h.
Dougia vm. MS3S julj
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED A good, reliable young colored
man or boy to take cnarge or first-class
shining parlor; ' good opportunity for
smart boy or young man; must be hon
est and sober. Address rl. M. Lewis,
Beatrice. Neb.. 114 N. 6ih Bt.
B MCSO 1SX
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HOR8E8
Chief Quartermaster. Office, Omaha,
Neb.. June 8. 1906. Sealed proposals. In
triplicate, will b received St this oftlc
until 12 o'clock m., central standard tlinx,
June 18, 1906, and then opened, in th
presence of attending bidders, for two
hundred (200) cavalry horses for delivery
at Seattle, Wash., or other prominent rail
road points. The animals to coufurm to
specification for cavalry horses. I nlled
biaies reserves right to accept or reje't
any or all proposals or any part thereof,
particulars and blanks br proposals wlij
be furnished on application. Envelop)
containing proposals to be endorsed "Pro
posals for Horses," and addressed to M.t
lor M. GRAY ZALINtKl, Chief Quarter
master. J 8 9 15 lii 17
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Seeled proposals will be received by the
trustees of Walla-Walla Lodge-No. 66, I. O.
O. F., at North Platte, Neb, until 12 o'clock
noon. June 30. lnui, for the erection, x-n-trui-tlon
and remodeling of a brick builJ
lng for said lodge, according to the plans
and specifications now on tile at the office
of the undersigned at North Platte, Nib.;
also at the otnYe of the architects Jsmts
Tylar A Son. Funk building. Lincoln. Neb.
Bidders will be required to deposit a certi
fied check ot f&uO to be returned up n
awaidlug the contract. The trustees re.
serve the rU'ht to reject any ane all bids.
J. o. Ho A iJ LAND, Chaliman Trusts.
Jlv-17-:
IS POLITICS FROM BOYHOOD
Characteriitlo Ftatare of the Career of the
Late Senator Gorman.
DEMOCRACY'S ABLEST POLITICAL GENERAL
Master of th Art Craft at Cvsa
sign-Ilia Fig kt for and Arlnst
Grover Cleveland Inci
dent of III Career.
Democratic newspaper are not a unit
In according th late Senator Arthur Iue
Gorman the measure of praise that la the I
due of a distinguished party Uader. A
a rule republican paper are more urn-
rou In their tribute. So-called "reform"
organ regard the Maryland senator's I
rrer as triumph of th spoil system of
politic. Averaging the obituary expres-
Ion on the death of th senator, tne con-
elusion may be drawn that Mr. Gorman I
was a practical politician, who employed
... . ottl nnimrlnn. who employed
every means available to acniev pnny em-
cesg and continuance In power. Ill plana
were American nans, -urpirmm,,,,
. . M , . , t.ia
skill a a politician was a strong intel
lectuality, somewhat Inclined to reaft.
thorough knowledge of political history
ml nnllrles and masterful bower a a
parliamentary tactician.
Chauncey F. Black In 1RM. peaklng of
tiorman oereat 01 tne xorce oiu, e.u.
"It Is possible that In time, at seme
degenerate period not now antlcipatea, tne
democratic party, to whlcn has been com-
mlttrd the keeping of free Institutions In
thl country, may forget the matchless
ervice performed In 'this instance by Ar-
thur P Gorman and hi. knightly assoc-
" e'-"i'-. .....b..
chlvalrouslv accented and obeyed his lead-
ersh.p for the common good; but It I. not
Mllrftlv Tt la irlr Which Will BTOW It) I
1
lnB pumic sium. ui jm
nd a the blessing: of .elf-government,
thus saved, shall become more ana more
erm.rent
Mr. Black also said of Gorman at that
time: "Nor Is this the first time Mr. Oor-
man has saved the democratic party from
. I1. share In the election
of President Cleveland and In the defent
of the monopoly plot to count him out and
afud the people of their choice, a. In
M77. comes to be fully written it will be a
chapter of extraordinary revelation, nut
for his order. Issued on hi. own responsi
bility to the democrats to celebrate that
victory and keep on celebrating It day and
night until It .hould be acknowledged, the
country wouia not nave oeen nrousea to i
the machination, of the monopolists until
too late, and Cleveland would have been
placed where Tllden was. The real leader
of 18S4 wa. the self-same leader of 1890,
who now. upon th. higher stage, and in fuli
viw or an anxioua country, naa ihown, in
I
admirable development, knowledge, .agnc-
Ity. courtesy and resolution, so commingled
as to make the almoBt perfect political
chieftain.'
Like and Dislikes.
Gorman never liked Cleveland and Cleve
land couldn't abide Gorman. Yet It wa
Gorman who In a personal conversation
several years ago acquitted Cleveland of
the charge of Ingratitude to William C.
Whitney after the 1892 campaign.
Whitney had nominated Cleveland and
engineered the campaign. After the trt-
RAILWAY TIME CARD
1
VHIOH STATIOlf TENTH AND MARCY,
tJatloa Paelda.
Leava 1 Arrive.
nverland T Jmlted a 9:40 am a 8:11 am
The China and Japan
.A'1!.:"' ii!5 Pm !1?
i coio. at t.aiii. ma a s :io pm a w.mi am
California & Ore. Ex,... 4:26 pm a 6:10 pm
Los Angeles Limited.. ..all :30 am al0:46 pm
Fast Mall a 1: pm a 9:80 pm
Colorado Special a 7:46 am a T:44 am
N n p, u Local a 8.10 am a 4:60 pm
Beatrice Local b 3:16 pm b 1:00 pro
Chicago Great Weaterav
Paul Mlnneapo lis. 8:90 pm T:10 am
Chl Ti :40 pm 15 K
1 ki a- 111 m 1 n n aa nri 1 1 1 -art arn 1 'Mi t-krvt
ChicaSS Fll .S ;'m ".S pm
Chicago, Rock Island Paclde.
Di. . .
Ch.ca.ro L.mlted a .I'm aam
Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
I nioago uaii a .u am aau.iv pm
I ""' V" .
I ("hl.'B at nnwa Urn IMll.a s:o nm aU:UI t.Itl
1 ' '
wjiitjr.
1 Rockv MounU'a Llm..aT:Z0am a 1:11 am
Colo. A Cal. B?pres....a 1:01 r -4:10 pm
-.I-1 at t...a. Y.-'wn at A .AA a 1 0 -aC nm
X . .1 a r ai .1A.1A . 7.jjl
a dally, b dally except Sunday.
Calcaao A sjairthwestersi.
Local Cedar Rapids ....a T.06 am a 6:00 pm
Chicago D&yugnt a :ug am
Chicago Limited a 9:38 pin
Carroll Local a 4:32 pin
Bt. Paul Fast Mall a 8:26 pm
Bloux C. A Bt. P. Local, b 8:00 pm
T. U-l
Chicago Express". ..'..'.'..a 6:60 cm
Chicago Limited all:00 pm
Norfolk A Bonesteei ....a 7:40 am
I Lincoln & Long Pine ..a T:40 am
10:36 am
1 ii,-r.,i- . . . .
, i a.iwi ,uituna ...., a.v- a.ia s.w um
wood UncoTn.... J:0O pm 6:06 pro
Fremont-AlDion
..b :03 pm bl!:40 pm
Chicago Local
...all :30 nm $.46 pm
Illinois veatrava.
Chicago BPra-a a 8:00 an. a 3:66 pm
I Chicago itiu.iwu .......a o:iju pm a :4U am
t blcaxo, Milvaokee a St. Paml.
CIlL A Colo. Special. ...a lUAaai a 7.80 am
California Or. Kx...a 8. iii a J:lu pro
Overland Limited ...... .a :i m a 9:4 am
Marlon A Cedar R Loc.b :4 am 011:00 pra
W a bask
et. Louis Express a 9:30 pm a 1:40 ai
bt. Louis Local (from
Couucll Hluftsj a 9U am 10:30 Dir.
8lanoeiry Local Urom
Council Biun a :w pm miM aia
Hleauarl PavoUlo.
au i-uu.. i..t..- a 9:0tf am a 6:30 pm
K. C A at- 1. a.xpias.all:13 ym a :U0 pui
UtRLlMGTOM STATIOA IOTU A Ms SUA
Uarllaatoa.
Leave.
Denver A California.. ..a .u pm
Arrive.
i M im
Black Hiua
Noitnwesi Beclal...
Northwest Expivss.
Nebraska Lupi ..,
Nlia.ka Loiil
Lincoln Local
l.lncolu Fusi Mail...
1 ii" ! P'u
,.v jiii m wm am
Ft. Crook A PUttsm b-.b 2:au pin
Bellevue A Plattsin'lt..a 7Ai pui
Denver LlTilted
blO:.t am
tiTsU"'
t .
I
a l.UO Uni
Bellevue A Pac. J unc. . .a i.M am a
teiie.vua v I'ac. Juno. ..a :io am
Chicago Bpeclal
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Locai
Bt. Louis Express....
Kanaas Clty-ai Joe.
Kansas Clty-bC Jue.
Kuns City-St Joe.
a T:2i -m a 7:i5 am
.a 3:4o pm a 3:5) tm.
.a 8:ua pin a 7:23 an
.a 9:16 aoi slO:5J pm
.a 4:4. pm all:8u am
.alO.ij pm a 9:46 am
a am
a 6:10 Dm
a 4:4j pm
WCUITEK DEPOT 15TII A WEHSTEIl
Clileaico, St. Paal, Mlnawu polls A
Uiuaks.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger.. ,b 6 Jo am b 10 pm
Rloux City Passenger... a I :ou pm lll:n im
Kmerson Loral. b 6:90 pm b 9:.4 am
Emerson Local c 8:46 am C 6:6 pro
i.auDrl PiiclOe.
Kebrarka Local. via
Weeping Water..
b 3.60 pm bit 30 pra
a Dal!
xcent
r. a
b Dally except Sunday.
d Dallf
e Dailf
except Siturday. c Bundsy oni
nt M mday
OCKAX tTKAMKIts.
AKciioa uni r. a waii. rrsAMsmra
KIW TORK. LONDONiaKRT ANU ULASOOW
uiv yoag. FALaaao and mrui.
Suswaer aoconmodAUaa. scllcot Claaaa. Tsa
asmlort mt aaaaaa.i unl ueaaaaar.. Slag
ar rMu4-trls Hearts U.u.4 kaxwaau h Yari t4
1-otiA. gr.sllsb. IrtaS aaS Sil arinciaal centiaaaia'
suisu'ai sitracd.. rata ta w M g Tw
Viar iicams ar s.ani Inlorauiiea arir ta aaf
Uc.1 at-at al La Aacaar u,, or 1 uakUkMsog
auua. Cm I aeaaia. ckuass, Ui.
umph , story was circulated that Cleveland
had turned hi back en Whitney. Many
In the inner circle of th democratic party
bellev that yarn to this da-.
A a matter of fact Cleveland wrote, a
Utter to Whitney offering him ny plao
within hi gift, "either at horn or broad."
Whitney couldn't speak of th letter for
publication, but h howed It to Gorman.
whose only reply wasi
"I didn't think old Fenperpod had It In
him to writ such a Utter."
Later on Gorman told th story of Cleve
land's offer to Whitney to a few of hi
Intimate.
Raymond, Washington correspondent of
th Chicago Tribune, claims that Gorman
wa first to see th probabilities of suo
cess with Cleveland In M84. "Th Buffalo
sheriff wn more or less unknown In 1SS1
wnen (jorman began his service In . the
itnte(j 8tte senate. It was th Mary-
Iand senator who first fcnd most definitely
r,cognted ,n Cleveland the coming demo-
cratlo Moses. There wr core of great
men in the demnrrstlc nri si tht time,
an on. of whom would nav, b-en . re.
putable candidate for th presidency. They
nR)j labors for the party In season and
out of Bolltx,n ana fRry were entitled
, ...i...
to recognition Dav Hill. Allen G. Thur
mAri jjan Voorheea, "Silver Dollar' Bland,
RragsT, Bayard. Carllsle-the
democratic woods were full of available I
war horse In training for the presidency.
,. ... , . .
"During the preliminary campaign of 18S4
Onrmitn threw the w.lvht nt hie vrnwlnr
political Influence not toward Hill, an old
tlma New Tf(rk leBderi but to Cleveland,
a new man. a- comnAratlv greenhorn In
politic. Clereli
politic Cleveland wa nominated and
Qormnn became the
cnairman 01 me
democratlo national committee which
wrought out victory In the face of the
immense personal popularity of the plumed
knight himself. It wa Gorman above all
othe, p.rh.pg, who founa wean. of mak-
ing use 01 mugwump opposition in wew
v..t . a i, nn..no n.,..
who engineered what fraud, there were In
.k. i .r I
hue a 1 1 1 1 1 10 11 f nan uhiioi Lnixfti in iiiw i
TorK, by means or whlcn perhp Clevo-
jand achieved the presidency."
A FamOU De.
wnaior uorman wa. tne star in a re-
Senator Gorman Was the star In a re-
marKant scene in in .enat chamber
July a- 1894' when he delivered hi fa-
" f. .gainst President Cleveland. It
w Ptch in defense of the senate
i"uiiicmsi id mo mmm mrm uiu, wniv.n
amendment. Cleveland h'4 "Tl"
"'ng with "perfidy and dishonor." With
amasing rranknesa, senator Gorman dl-
cussea party secrets, opened the door to
party caucu.e. and flashed hi. .earch-
,l"nt 1nt( tn aark corner of party his-
tory. The Pldent wa. allied with I
" ..0"- j v .
PartV on the floor of the senate. He de-
nded the senate tariff bill and It. prepa-
ration, and charged that both Mr. Carlisle
ana Mr. cieveiana were not only aware
of th. concession, made in that bill to
pbo n.ruuKii mo wni, dui
., . l . i. . , . -
Mr- Carlisle had been consulted at every
BtP. no thaf Mr. Cleveland had sano-
tloned .11 that wa. done. On. by on. he
called Senator Vest, Senator Jone. and
Senator Harris as witnesses to the truth
of .his statements. Then, having freed
himself from all restraint, he told the
Inside history of the conference over the
hid kuuinonw uvtr
tariff bllL HI. personal attack on th.
president was full of the most sensational
characterisation. He told how he had
dared, when other men f.ltered. to walk
with Cleveland through the filth and .lime
of the campaign of 1884; how he and hi.
colleagues had fought for tariff reform
"when cowards In high places would not
show their heads," how Mr. Cleveland
had tried to "albbet the senate before the
eye. of th. country." and .aid that hi.
. I . . - . . - .. .
w.-.iuu intwi u, aimuuiQa to oonsumil
vanity" an action that was echoed I
those who "chirped when they talked."
H Talat of Graft.
There have been people and there will
k u , , , ....
. pontics
aver as a legitimate profession." says
Raymond. "They have pointed to the
.... th.f rinm.i a,1a . i,u . " ,
fact th Gormn aiei mllllonalr. al-
though he never had a large salary In
his life. evidence of constant crooked
ness. -But one could hardly talk half an
1 a. a. a i
.".2
companion. I havener met. without fe.7-
lng he had a distinctly different point of
wuia ten you 01 tne opportunl-
Investment which cam. to h.m.
not ey se of any Illegitimate Information
I a.soclatlon with men of af-
hi. being on the ground at a
It was wise to put a few dol-
out dj nis
fairs and his
I im vrurn it was wise to nut a raw n-nl-
. . . .
in tne parucuiar direction wher they
I were certain to be retime him ,,i.
tlDllea. He nl. w. .
l fora thti rlvll w r Ki-nira mA v.
been In publlo life ever sines.
"During all that time, although he did
die
a millionaire and although he never
hnue-h h.
Personally more respected or more be-
: m,. mw . . .
wa.u vnoic hh certainly no OnSI
who ,.word un.upport by hi. bond went
RELIGIOl'g NOTES.
Th. Church of England ha. . I ...
r5.rO0.00T) a year. . "
I In recognition f-f Nathan H. Allen's r-
v'cs In developyig the musical taste of
Hsrtford, Conn.. on Sunday, twenty-three
of the churches of that city used compost
tions written by him.
largely through the generosity of lwl
Carleton Bates, s wealthy resident of West
Parts. Me., the Unlversallst of that town
will have a new and handsome church
Rev. Dr. Rufu. P. John.rAn ih- r.
Johnston. John D.
Rockefeller's New York nastor. ha. A.
rk nsstor h r.
two years In mtJv
pTstor of th. FlftK
rsstor or th Fifth
signed and will spend
abroad. He has been nan
A uanna nhii.nh tnm A.
ti .. . 1 1 . . 1 . , . ...
century' oBf sVrrm.I
ror the last sixteen years has olficlatod In
wuincy. 111., win spend his declining years
witn nis lainuy in Kansas city.
Dr. Judah Leon Mgne, rabbi of Temple
h. I ,e"er..r- ThhV'r. 5.?'". S'J'-L
I " , , -VJ -
menu-El, the largest svnngorue of Hie
Uin i ta M vet M.MC"y- Rabbl
5 " , ? . " oM
The Ba.vatlon Army worker In India are
using regularly, a their rule anrf tw.nv
devotion, the manual of the third order of
! ran''. "anI 't I openly said among
tne ,m, oui. tner thfct "om day they
may all Join Rom In a body."
Paginal Tla,l.. M .
Cardinal Rlchelmy. archblahnn Af Turin
Italy, has accepted to presidency cf an
International committee which Is being
formed In Italy for the commemoration of
the fourth centennial ot the death of Chris-
topher Columbus by the erection of . mr,. -1.
vaucan to tne great discoverer
w. ........
Rev. John Watson (Ian Maolaren) I
generating into a punster. At a dinner
lung ago th conversation turned to
art or crime 01 punning, ana Mr. Watson
venturea line opinion tnat he could
vry well In that line, offering to try then
and there. He sat silent tor a few mo-
ments and liall tain, who was among
the gursta. exclaimed: ''Com along. Wat
son, we is all waiting." The preacher
punster replied at cuce: "Don't be in such
a hurricane. "
Amont the delegate to th Presrrvterlan
General assembly. In eesslm at Ds Molne.
a. Is a full-blood Tslmpahean Indian.
Bv. Edward Mirsdsn, who reprent th
Alaka cresbytsry. Rev. Mr. Marsdrn
a fin specimen of hi tribe, but there 1
noit.lng In his speech that even hints at
hi early life among hi people. He first
attended the government school at Sitka
ami afterward took th full course In Ma-
rietta (O.) colieg. Later he attended the
Presbyterian Theological seminary at On
clnnatt, whet he was fitted for the mission
woik. His peopl have established aw.
mill and other Industrie and have com.
msrclal Intercourse with all points In reach.
The Indian school has aa enrollment Cat
1 tUty (a f winter.
1:S am A,(l have bl 'aIarv' no on vr charged not a promising a might . be aesirea
IX -7 with direct participation In wicked mtS tt'Z
aI:'LtJI2 aln- He Mi hlB ne" high and. al- Sart anything In the way of future
I 30 Dm tnou"h he w" PoUUclan by' trade from corn, and if they do, they name a . price
10: J am HMted States senate who was "t looks as if they would oon be com-
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Majoritj of Local Jobberi Mention it
u fair.
USUAL SUMMER QUIET IS COMING OH
Dry Weather Censing Rome Coaeer
Implement Hoases Most Affected,
tome Coantermaad Reported
la Harvesters aad Thresher.
"Fair." la what th majority of jobber
ay when asked about the business of last
week, mo heavy rush of business is men
tioned by any. but th hot weather U com
ing on, whan all expect a lull, and conse
quently there 1 no disappointment when
busines ease off. builders' hardwar and
urte.,faunYanU b"
grocers, the heavy consul
o popujtw r
Item wun in
grocers, the heavy consuming period ot
the season being at hand.
Ijrjr weather Is .beginning to
will not be wrloui If rain oomes within a
f4W lays. Implement Jobber are th only
fna directly affected at present, ana tney
report a falling off of business in th last
week. Thresher and harvester house re-
Prt aome countermands of ordsr oil ao
otmnt nr Tne ornuin.
' An advance ha been quoted of about 19
cent per luO
I11O noil nils In Illr.t iron. m-
nf gaiyanisea iron ana
shset Iron siding and roofing. The demand
t, heavy for all classes of iron goods, and
ss the mills sjre overcrowded. SOIll line
"euJ"& .''tr foto" U
p" under 2 new Vhedule adopted
by
th manufacturer. Along with the
JiBJ'" VtXh 'numer'Su.
rush order are coming in cany. nira,
nail and builder' hardwar are very ao
tive. House business with the hardware,
Jobber wa good last week.
Drsfi s Chemicals.
u XTX
Th drug business for the last week ha
conditions and tne action or me govern-
ment in brlniclnc suit aaalnst the differ
a Krus? WMflylSSS
V. . . iHi - . e..U rnr-
run me ouniii1 i 1 it-w ivwr-
;v"r r."j .'iT. V.Z1 iT;.7-
turer have reduced the price on nitrate
silver 1 cent per ounce. Lit h la salts are
also a trifle lower. Oils of lemon and pep
permint are neia witn increasea iiriiiHvnn.
Oxalic acid and blua vitriol are a
oxalic acia ana
L''"":,,":S .n-htiv Alcohol remain In
a steady position and the passage of the
"turjajooh bill
bill becomes operative, after January 1.
there may be om onanges in f""
k,t ui' O lura ,o7ed t'$T
KU'aVdeT tl.W to $4.0. American
saflron, $1.30 to $1.36. Gum camphor con-
untie nrm ana is cuius "
'l'nnd during
the week. It I quoted at from $1.60 w
I-o tSi
. ft trllle higher.
a better business is reported oy tne snoe
Jobber, than wm expected. t f t';B
DuslnJ8J tor fall re arriving each day,
but trade In this line is praciicauy
'i&tgSf &
iatlafacrv for the week.
Paint Glass and OH.
I Window g.a 1 na. -tcou'n't
In this section is w ana o per -;-
applies to all sixes, single and coupie
thicknesses, ine marsei unu
prices are expected. The plate glass mar
ket is firm. Linseed oil has declined I
1 crim s, - a L A4
cents per gallon, raw oeing si wm
MM. ' .h.r Vr"im:
time Turpentine 1. the same as last
week, the price being 65 cents a gallon
Lead remain. Vnd 1' being
!jV cenia. The paint trade continue, very
good.
Reduction la Cottow Goods,
jM,h.ten.Un- the fact that raw cotton
continues high, there I a disposition among
Jobbers to readjust prices on .-Ple cotton
W. '0000. "varlSu.
I veil T . - . . . - . I . n han.r,a
""i'.T "r T.h'ie.i i..bhers. but ad-
..no, order buslnes continue good. Col-
lection are aood. m-u.,. than last
Conee is auoui 71 ucni "'B"". .rz
iv Ttecelnta are heavier than they
w-j,k
were a year ago at the corresponding time,
but purchases by Europe are eePn
stocka down. The Braxlllun crop Is now
"nerVly conceded to be larger than It
generai.jr . with
waB ui( year. du,iu,w
local Jobbers is good. .... nt .
Sugar is very strong. An advance of 10
1 L-rjiiia a , ,,
,,nii a hundred on reiuicu
SS
lShV S.lnl'ndon'fl.nd
refiner are overold three to eight
days. , ... t, ,n u. nnt
I SZT.tl ' '?&&$i
.All exoeeds the output Advices from the
cheose producing eotlon indicate no loser
Kowm, "'tf,." .Xcu Pd"
f?fh-7 and unles. th. weather I more
I . . .-
I weainer, no -- r,n, ,iii
favorable soon tne proaucuou "
I b materially curtauou. , .
Canned corn 1. held ".l
. . 'i wA ait..Bt(nn fn cum any Uii
easiness either on the part of the Jobber.
.r.ck.e?h- ""i.iT be 10 make full de-
or puckers,
A .eta The arowlng crop la
iTverles on contracts. The growing crop
I 1 . a w. 4 a V Visa n a M 1 Ttf
pelled to go on to that basis
- rrt. ma.iiat enntlniie to strenginen uu
J 1IW a.... . n-l.
h!
all favorable. If favorable weathr hould
prevail from this time forward, a large
back could be made, at least conmueraw'r
larger than last year. Nevertheless wltlt
.Z 7 . ...linn and with the
11" '"""JL. T,7 .r. out of th
'ir.nj t look, now .. If pre.ent
prices could he maintained. The ltuatlon,
however, Is so unsettled that many Jobber
I nava withdrawn from the market and th
- packer as a rule do not care to coti-
tract.
The situation grow dally Bironger o
canned peas. Spot pea ar well cleaned
up and very few packer will take any
order for fall delivery. nw goods. Wls-
cousin promise, to have a fair crop, pu
c.on,m Pron" r"
mere are wo many lumi"
with the development and the final croa
that th packers ar unwilling to oontra
f h Me what tne ou,corn. will b.
there are so many things that interiero
I In anv event It will be an easy matter
5 whatever surplus they m.y hav.
o the whole tendency of the pea market ia
upward.
California Canned Goods.
It Is now definitely known that a large
amount of California. canned goods, were
(Hlluut place the amount it cliita to TIM.-'
cse The deMructlon of thl, Immense
amount of fruit stuff will have Its effect
upon California, canned good trade. It 1
r. . ,..ihi. ,.. tr a.anrtm.ni
from any ourcc, so that advance ar
almost sure to take place In lines ot
peaches, pear and apricot. Furthermore,
u deflultely known that the prices ou
. ..Ill .nlalfU kl.l,..
I eanned aoricots will be materially higher
thl year than they were last; probably aa
advance of So per cent will be made in the
prioe of these goods. Peaches will proba.
bly open at about th same figures as last
v,.aar- near, a trifle leas, with Cherries
about tne same. However, tne growers are
HBHIIIK BUI.II C7uri)iiaii1 )ii' iui iwwviir.
de- that It is not at all sure th canner cun
not P"t them out t th same prices as thoy
th dld laBt y'ar. The spot market has a good
1 neauny tone unu iuwm are (uiui unu m
do 1 lumption rapioiy
The consumption of salmon 1 very heavy.
red Alaska having a particularly urong
demand.
Tacker hive gotten together under om
kind nf working agreement nnd have ad
vanced prices on oil sunllni-s Soc per ease;
three-fuurtha mustard, 16c per case, and
will only tuko future ordors subject to
ruling prices at the time goods are shipped.
The dried fruit market Is In good con
dition, the demand being very good for
la I alnioet everything In the line. Currants
ar advancing, having been marked up Wo
per pound recently. Evaporated apple are
In very sarong position, because of the
scarcity. ' Aprtoot ar In demand, but
almost Imposalbl te secure,
The rice market Is In exceedingly strong
shape, that is, there ar very f w mill
that have any stock to offer, and within
a very short time it will be nucesvury
for th Jobber I call jpon th .peculator
In order to take care of their requirements.
This iiieana a sharp advance lu the euaxket
laaluos.