Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1893, Page 9

TN B—WAN'N").MI!NTI’)‘\'I(A\'KLANI)T.\KK()R— g Do & K ~b‘v B“WE WANT oy Pt THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY SPECIAL NOTICES. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUM N8 will bo taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening W0 aniil §:% p. m. for the morning and Sunday Advortisers, by roquesting a numbered check, can Ao tholf Andwars nadrossed t0 A hUMDAr0D (0 (LoF enro of Tii® BEE. Answors 40 add ressed will be @olinered upon prossntation of the check SITUATIONS WANTED. Tiaten, 140 A word first Insertion, 1o word thers. after. Nothing b for less than 250. BY AN ACT bookkeepor, eopyist o Shore honesty and merit will be appreciate; aross J 6, lieo. “WANTED, SITUATION AS STENOGRAPHER Ay ampotent, sxnetienced ‘gentleman. steno Baravher, owning machine. Bost of references. Radrons K., G, C., 124 South [5th at., Omaha, Neb. | % MAN OF REFERFNCE, A8 ofes work of any kind, Ad 633 7 A —SHTUATION WANTED. ing solleitor 1s open £5¢ & g0od thiig 8, Beo TRESTAURANT HOTEL COOK (GERMAN.) A Expert on soups, entrees, roasts, sRInds, pRSLry. Wrirona oktephen Chor. Motropolitan Hotel, Dousla roet. 00 ANA 1 ADVERT Addr o FOR RENT--HOUSES. PERSONAL. Contivmuen. Continved. FOR BALE-R®AL ESTATE. ntined HOUSE FOR 8UM [)YOR RENT, FURNISHE m 51 Beo. 691 7% n Capitol HIll._Addr F_in RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS —TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, GEN Yonly, 210 Davenport st. F~|«m'mr, 8,10, 13, BOARD, 208 N 17 ) 2 LARGE SOUTH ROUM. REFRNE Yohanged. 1919 Dodge streot LARGE SOUTI FRONT ROOM, 2507 BLONDO E ) J0 - FURNISILED AND UNFURNISHED, 1617 C. Kiitoravenue ME70 3 0 FIRST-CLASS, § ENSUITE. 1T Ynodge. Q-PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED ROOMS 115 8, 20th at. Wi oR T—IF THE PARTY WHO GOT A LETTER BY ) mistako with & saventy-five dollar nots in It AyabIe to J. K. Shepherd will rotarn tho same to P . Shopherd, BOX 783, Omaha, the 7 will confer favor upon the owner of sald note. ! U, TITE FOR A VRRE COPY OF OU i BEAU Wfully illustrated Matcimonial Jonrnal. con talning many photo-engravings of handsomo women and gallant mon who with to wed. Brown Publishing Co., Temple Court, Toledo, 0. Mill §1* “ABSTRACTS OF TITLES, Ratos, 100 0 onck Insortion, $15) a line per month. Nothing taken for loss ¢ V- ABSTRACTSTHE MIDLAND GUARANTRE and Trust company, AbALTACts, cOnveyancers. Tities perfoctod and guarantosd. 'Own the complet abstract books in Douglas County. e moved to room 810 New York Life bullding. 450 ————— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. only Ywith ail modetn conventences 2017 HARNEY 516 J-FOR RENT, FOUR Oft SIX ROOM3 FOR housokeeping, partly fornishod. References Tequired. 2620 St. Mary's avenuo. 5006 E WNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOV S FOR Lentlemon, modern conventonces, 53 Northd. | NoELy FU RNISHED ROOM. ~ WANTED—MALE HELP. 5. 1140 & word first {nsortion, 10 a word thero et othme taven Tor loan than 36c. TRAVELING SALESMEN T owder. W6 put our goods 1n gl 50 month salary and expansos, O 25 ¥ cont commission. - Rend_stamp for reply. Piilcako Daking Powder Co., 761 van Buron et hioago. WO ACTIVE SALESMEN, CITY BUSINES! Bitoady employment and well patd. Apply i516 Dov, M6 10 Q- WANTED, B 13001 bnking o) 1o pio: - FURNISHED ROOMS FOR D GENTLEMEN. Y210 N. 19th. 0y o o, DRSIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH or without board. Address IL 66, Beo. 649 5% [0 -NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FOR 00 North 19th FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. J7-THE DOLAN, 20 AND 3L N. 18TIL at. 5 TRAVELING SALESMEN EXPERI- toek f00d trade; reference required; od mongy o good men. Address Wilbur Soed ol Co., Milwauko 522)0° —WANTED, 2 GOOD COAT MAKERS, CHA Aron, Crote, Neb. 670 1 1% W —WANTED, BLACKSMITI{ MELPER AT N St Relonarar & Co. 008 WANTED, TWO EXPERIENCE 1n retall store, ono for dry goods and one for lothing. Good 'salary for compotent men No fother need apply. Inquire Monday, Juno s, #10 1 & m., 8L713 Norili 10th stroet. 636 1F YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOB WRITE Co. koo, Wis. . the Hawks Nursory Co., Milwaukeo, Tl sy jors for clgars; $60 to $100 n month and ex- g the RIo Grande Co., Address with stamp ande Co 18 TO RUN Co,, 1 nses. f66"and 108 Wabnsh ave., Chicago. “WANTED, 2 GOOD NEWS AGE v on traln. Apply in porson to Rallway New Lincoln, Neb. 3505 cesMiTi6 | -WANTED, AN ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER; BtDe qutek. and purate At fluiros, ALplY ¥ 3, Crelghiton block. £0 The Singer M'f'g C0., reom BuicEhIoos _WANTED, A STATE REPRESENTATIVE BY BN \gont manufacturer in tho weat: will mako a five years' contract with financlal responsiblo B Party. “Most staple lino In tho market. Address k% ) MO8 6 “WANTED, SALESMAN 10 HANDLE THE Worla's Chalr, a now articlo fust out, on com- miaston or on the sido; n great seller. Call office, 216 Ho. 16th atrect. N7 0 WANTED, A SALESMAN WHO THOR- Bk tnacratands tho corst trado to travel through lowa, Western Ilinols and a portion of Nebraska. Write for terms with referonces to i Grana Rapids Cornet Co., Grand ltaplds, Mich, | D, A FIRST CLASS JOB SHOP MA- —WAN 2N Cchinist. Davis & Cowglil iron works. AT ONCE. RELIABLE MEN overywhere, local o traveling, Lo advertiso nnd keop our show cards tacked up in towns on trocs and fonces mlong public roads, Stendy work in Jour own county; $0.00 n_month salary and &0 & Qay expenses deposited 1n your bank when started. &% Franco-German Eleotro Co., Box 861, Clacinnatl, O. W M7 3, ?, RIENCED M 9 PED_FIIST CLASS E bartonder for hotol bar. J 10, Boo. W NG SALESMAN-ON NEW SPE S Boimiirtor an iiues: big pay to tho right man. Allinon, 248 Wabash avo, Chtcago. B0 6 T2 WANTED. A BOY FOR OFF] B OVER 13 yoars old need apply. Addross J. 9. Beo. Ratos 1igc & word first ise after. Nothing taken for le _WANTED, LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME. Cinviono stamped ouvelope. Eila Werst, Seo South Bond, Ind. L —MAN AND WIFE, $10.00: 5 MEN. 100 GIRLS, #5.00 10 86,00 Canadian ofloe, 1502 Farnam. - HOME TABLE, MODERATE RATES: 1% Farnam. 007 9135 Tintes, 100 & lino oach Insertion, §1.50 & line per month.” Nothing taken for loss th VW OMAHA BAVINGS BANK on real estato atlowost market rates. made In small O 1ATgo sums for short oF long tim No commission 1s charged nd the loans aro #0ld In the east, but can always be found at tho bank on the corner of 15th and Dougias sts. 461 B8, FIDELITY TRUST COM- stront 02 “vilifiv EST RA pany, 1702 Farnai VW —CENTRALLOAN & TRUST CO., BEK BIDG. W MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA AND COUN. ol Bluffs real ostate and Nebraska and lown farma at from 834 0 64 per cont Intoreat,with no ad- ditionnl chargos for commissions or attorneys fees. W.B.Metklo,1st Nat'l bank bldg, Omaha. 468 Z1AND 2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgagos. Reed & Selby, 31 Board of Trade. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATHS. he O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam streat. 469 [F-HILLSIDE, 18 £ DODGE, ROOMS, DAY BOARD. Msm J17* —ROOMS AND BOARD AT 2418 CAPITOL AVE- nue. References roquirod. MOI5 J19 _FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2108 Douglas. 1T T TOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CAItE OF Woman's Christisn assoolation, 111 8. 17th st [ DESIRABLE KIRST AND SECOND FLOOR rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at the Fronzer, 116 North'25th stroet. M523 T Jo;DESIRABLE ROOM AND BOARD IN I\ vate family. 700 N. 19th. M624 6 JSNICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRONT room, with alcove and bay window, all modera convenlences; board; private family, o 8. 20th st. 690 7 ————————————————— FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES —ANTHONY LUAN AND TRUST CO., 318 1. Y. Lifo, lends at 10w ratos for cholco security on Nebraska o lowa farms or Omah clty proporty. VW UCRTGAGE LOAKS LESS THAN 7 PER cont, inoluding all ohnrge Charles W. Rainoy, Omahia Nat. bank bldg. 65 i"r—wwrnp AT ONCE LOANS ON IMPROVED Omaha_property: low rat Fldelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam stroet, [} VW LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED oltyproporty 3,000 and upwards,5 todlgper cont No delays. larpey. . Farnam,Smith &Co.,16th and W -G HHARRISON, 912 N. Y. LIFE. 8 ‘ T—~MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON {mproved and unimproved roal estate, 1 to Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. G.G. WALLACE, 31 years. 02 BROWN BLK. W-LuAN LY Rato month. 100 a lino Nothiog oh Insertion. $1.50 n line per kon for loss than 250, VW EIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGRE LOANS; low rates. Alex Moore, {01 Boe bldg. 474 “FOR RENT, STORE, ON 8 13TH 8T.. LANGE block, sultable for ment market, hardware of dry k00ds store. Inquire 606 8. 15th st. 151 —FOR RENT, THE $STORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam st. The bullding has a fireproof o mont_basement, completo steam hoeating fixture: water on all the #00rs, gas, ete. Apply at the ofice of The Bee. 910 CHOICEST SECOND FLOOR business cornor In Omaha, Globo bullding, 16th and Dodgo. Globe Loan & Trust Co. ] “OENTHALLY LOCATED, BRICK STORE bullding, vory chonp to pormanent tenant. _G. I Butts, 20 South 17th streot. MS97 318 T;ONE OF THE LAKGEST VACANT STORE buildings in Omaha, situated in the wholesalo uarter: it 1s 150 feot doop by 36 feot wido, threo OF vo floors and basoment; the front -s entirely of plate glnss and iron and suitabio for either wholo- ®alo or manufacturing: will be ronted for rensona- ont for & term of yoars, lnquire at Natatorium, 1315 Howard st. 166 J21% “FOR RENT CHEAP, TWO UPPER FLOORS and basement, withelovator,a ¢ 1315 Doualan st. O RENT, ‘WANTED -AGENTS. Rates, 10c a lno onch Insortion. $1.50 a line por month.’ Nothing taken for less than 2bc. —A VLAT CORPORATION CONTROLLING tho manufacturo and sale of an articlo of rare merit and In general uso wishes to sccuro ono agent In_overy town and clly whero they have none at present. Kxelusivo right ina large ter- ritory glven. (Goods are warranted 1o be as repre- sented. Hundreds of agonts are handiing tlese goods. Hundrods of thousands are wearing them. "The business s legitimate, profits enormous, ex- perlenco not necessary. For full particuls dress Corporation, Lynn, Mass. MTI7 6 RENTAL AGENOCIES. _LIST YOUR HOUSES FOR RENT WITR _W.B. Berry & C0., 17 N. Y. Life. M895 —WANTED, LADIES FOR PLEASANT, PROFI- /table home work. Prof. Mclean, Arcade Douglas and 15th stroets. 5007 WANTED, A COOK AT 1919 CHICAGO Ustroot. M9 —WANTED, GIitl FOR GENERAL HOUSE: CRoTein smait family, 1957 N, 1oth. 19 1 (X GINL WANTED AT 1521 FARNAN ST 0 5 ~ STORAGE. Ratos, 100 a lino onch (nsertion, $1.5 & line per month.’ Nothing taken for less than 5c. M -BTORAGEWILLIAMS CROSS, 1214 HARNEY TORAGE FORU M, HOUSEHOLD ~ GOODS; clean nnd chonp rates. R Wells, 1111 Farnam. i -7—WA N: D, EXPERIENCED COOK WITH REF- oroncos. 04 T 224 N. 15th. ED, GIRL AT 1510 CALIFORNIA ED, GIRL P WANTED, A GIRL,_FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; musi be good cook and laundress. 8078 Mason. 698 6 WANTED--LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE Cw pay you $5.00 to $12.00 per week to do strictly homo Work fOF U at your homos; no canvassing; sond self-addressed envelope. G. F. Kmmons & Co.. Batterymarch and Wnter streets, llOl;;)J; i (-LAPIES "CAN MAKE GOOD | WAGHS Y Jwriting for us at their homes. Address White Tol:et Co., South Bend, Ind,, proprietorsof White's Tily of the Valley, for the complexion. Encloso stamp. MTI4 9% STOVES STORED DURING SUM- torage for housohold g 0ods. Tel. Omaha 5tove Repalr wore: ™ 407-10% NIfuwfi I mer: spool 960, 1207 Dougl WANTED—TO BUY. 1b0 a word first 1nsorcion, 1o a word there- othing taken for less than 25¢. TN-CASH ¥OR FURNITUZE, =HOUSEHOLD goods, etc., or will sell for owner Inour auction salos. R Wells, 1111 Farnam. 54 —FIRST MORTGAGE PAPERS. L. A, AR- nold, 605 Bee bldg. M2 T—WANTED, T0 BUY, LOW PRICED LOT NOT over two miles out:'must bo a bargain: give number and price. H 13, Beo ofiice. M2 VW 3 W- SQUIKE MOVED 10245 BEE BLDG 8 PER CENT NOTES & i oity or Doug 55 Board of Trade. “vi\v/\.\"rm:. TO BUY cured by mortgages property. Reed & Selby, _MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Rates, 100 & lino each month. Nothing taken for loss that DO YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., ROOM ¢ WITHNELL BLOCK, 319% SOUTH 16TH, CORNER HARNEY 8T WILL | LOAN YOU ANY LARGE OB BMALL TEN \DOLLARS\ UP. sUM FROM WE MAKE LOANS ON F ULE, HORSES, OARRIAGES, WARKHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER: SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KI WILL /DO WELL/ TO oN /us ¥iRsT/ FOR OUR TERMS WILL MERIT YOUR APPROVAL. You can pay the money back at any time and In any amount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of carrying the 10an 1n proportion to amount you pay. 1K YOU owe a balance on your furniture or other personal property of any kind we will pay It off for you and gnrry it as long u8 you desire, YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPICATI No publicity or removal of property, 8o t get tho use of hoth money and property. X ~CALL AT TILE OFFICE OF You CALL / INCORPORATED. 1F_YOU WANT MONEY, You can borrow on FIOUSEHOLD _FURNITURE " AND PIANOS, HORBES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE ' RECRIPTS, ~MERCHANDISE, OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, We wiil lend you auy amount’ from §10.00 to §1,000.00 ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOK IT without publicity or removal of proverty. You can pay the money back In_any amount you wish, and at any time, and each payment so made will feduce the cost of the loan. Remember that you have tiio use of hoth th property and tho mouey, and pay for I:only as ong a8 you keap It. Tliere will be no exponso or charge kept out of the amount wanted, but you will recelvo the full amount of the loan. Before borrowing elsewhero call and 800 u you wiil find it greatly to your advantage. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. %03 SOUTH 16TH STREET, first floor abovo tho street. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. “WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SH- curity; strictly confidential ~A. K. Harrls, room 1, Continental block. 78 X MONEY, . @, % DAYS, CHEAP RATES and easy puyments. on furniture, planos, Iive stock, eto.. without delay or publicity; cash_on band! Duff Green, room 8, Barker block. 419 na N_WANTED, ENERGETIO LADY AGENTS IN J every looality: old_ostablished house; business ploanant and profitable. ~ Kingory Manufacturipg Co., Cincinnati, O. 716 6° (\—WANTED—A GIRL FOR PLAIN SEWING J1u24 Douglas street. o FOR SALE—HORSES WAGONS ETC, Rates, 140 & word first insertion, lca word there- after. Notulng taken for loss than 2oc. PFOR SALEANICK BAY CARRIAGE TEAM and carriage. L. W. Tulloys, 103 Pearl st., Coun- cil Bluffs. 455 B A GIRI, FOR_GENERALJIOUSE. work n small family. %38 Howard strect, ¥OR RENT—HOUSES, -~ FOR l!liN1‘. HOUMES IN ALL PARTS OF loity. The O. ¥, Davis company, 1805 l'nnul‘luq,l. . 00N THOUSE, 310 DOUGLAS STRERT: IDEui%e ot Morits Meyer, cor. 16th and Farnam. TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, GOOD LUCA- lon; rout moderate, L. 8. Skinner, 1614 F —T-ROOM HOUSE, EAST FRONT, ALL MOD- lorn, $26.00. *¥ldolity Trust Co., 1102 ¥aruam. - Dt AND ¢1OOM APARTMENTS, VON DORN Dlock, with steam; Teforences roquired; 816 8 fd P-FOK BALE, GOOD HOBSE, CLEAP. 3008, 17. 1)~u‘fi)i;:rn;nwx)nx HORSES OR DRIVERS, 50,00, will sell separato for $75.00 each. A. C. Iaymer, 2408 N stroet, South Omaha. sitis BUSINESS CHANCES. Ratos, 10c n line each insortion, $1.50 a 1ine per month. Nothing taken for less than 2ic. KASTERN RACES! ROWE'S INFALLIBLE Handlcapping systom nots $15.00 weokly on 200.00 investment. Socond successful yoar. Safe. Conservative. Practioal. Prospectus 1893 free. C. D. Rowe, Pox 127, Brookiyn, N. Y. IS J28¢ Y 0K SALE, TRADE OR RENT, HOTEL, 2 rooms. all oceupied with pormanent boardo! modern lmprovements. Bost lovation in 8. Omah Capt Jotin 0'Donalioo, 203 N." I6th st.. Omaha. Neb. P, FOURYEAROLD MARE, SOUND, DRIVE single or double; harness, buggy and cart; will sell onoor all, or trade for good fresh cow. 802 Bouth 35th st 703 1% FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Rates, 1'¢0 a word firat luse afier. Nothing taken for les tion, 1o & word the than 2o, —FOR THE BEST FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE in city address 11 49 Bee. 38 ILLINERY ono hundrod to ive hundrod prs day, best locatlon In the eity, long leaso. Wil takeonohnif In unincumbored Property of farm land. Address I 17, Bes. 249 8 —FOK BALE, A iness; anlos fro - WiY NOT BUY A LOT BUILD A COTTAGR AND QUIT PAYING REXT WHEN YOU CAN MAKE MONEY, BY DOING SO Wa aro offoring tho bost rosldenos Proporty for working men that chn ba found around Omaha atabout ono-hall tha prics 1oty are selling for, tho Same distanes out, in any other direction, equally ns desirable. ONLY 850,00 ONE-TENTH CASIL $100.00_pagable on or beforo three yoars from April 24, 1896, and the balance in monthly oF quartorly payments at7 per cent Interest. WITH THESE ADVANTAGES An sleotrio motor 1ne runs to this proporty. The Iots are high and level and at grado The streets are graded and the grading paid for. The taxes on Lhls property Lave beon less than $1.0) per Lot, per yoar. A 50,000.00 WILL BE SPENT THIS YRAR (n provements on And around this property. Sevoral new houses have recontly boon bullt in the addition, and others wiil be commenced soon Closo Lo manafacturing industrios whoro a large number 0f mon are given constant employmont. $0.00 PER LOT DISCOUNT to the first Afty paoplo who will butid housos, thoreby making actual cost of lot bought an bullt upon within one year ..only $260.00 1t will cost you nothing to investigate this for yourselyes, and 1t wili pay yOu Lo do 80 &t once. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Call_ut our offico and let us take you out and show you this property. o PUTTER & GEORGRE COMPANY, Southwent corner I6th and Farnam strais, EORGIA AND VIRGINIA AVENUES, BE- tween Mason and Pactfic sts., tho finest residence loeation n the city, §30.00 on Goorgia ave and §10.00 on Virginla ave, adjolulag property held §:0.00 to $0.00 por front foot highor. Wo will take §1,000.00 10 81 Omaha proporty as part payment’ in lot. 'This s an opportunity seldom offered. This Is g00d for a short timo Ouly, as wo want somo houses started at once. TWo now under contract Four salos alrondy made. Pleasuro to show such property s this at any time. Fidelity Trust Com- pany, 1702 Farnam st 13 OT 43 FEET FRONT WITH slouse on 5th sireet, §2,200.00; monthly payments. Board Trade. SEVEN-RUOM near Casstus; price Hood & Seivy, Ma3: TPOI SALE, 2 LOTS CORNER MATLE AND 20011 stroets. Cornor enst front, will seil for €1,600.00. Corner 8000, instde lot §00.00. On payment of £200.00 cash, balauco to suit ‘purchaser. This is 00d vuluo for the money. Ames, real estate. 1507 carnam. MO97 T JOINVESTMENT 1S SAFGR THAN OMAHA ronl eatato woll locatad. No lavestmont 1s mora profitable than real eatats purchnsed at & low fig- ure, and now is Just the Ume 0 make the Iivest ment. as good Omaha property will naver bo less than what 1t 1s today. Lot us show you that beau- tiful property whioh we ofter on Georgls and Vir- glalaavenues. - Nothing flnor L tho clty for home orinvestmont. Will make special Inducaments for spot cash. Fidelity Trust Company, 112 Far street. WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED TIlE PRET- tlost slx-room cottage ln the eity, lighted by electrielty, haying furnaco, bath, hot, cold water, mantol, 4rblo top wash bowl, Sower connce: tlon, troos, stono walk, pavod streot. ote. Located in Avondalo park, onemile from postofice. Prico oniy 83,800, Fidelity Truat Co., 1103 Farnum street M55y QOR SALE CHEAP, 1 FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE and 1 soven-room Lo ise and barn at 2414 and 241 Decatar stroot, Call or addross ‘1835 North ¥ street, Omaha, Neb. i M3 AST FRONT 1,0T ON 351 NEA R DODGE, 136 foot, $1,750.00. Addross, Owuor, G 11, Bov. M5 J6 ST BE SOLD, NICE 5RO0M MOUSE ON aved street, small cash payment. Address Bee. M6 6 0D [MPROVED FARM 1N, NORTON CO, an.. Joins a good rallroad town, 400 acr es in body. Twlllsellcheap or trade for work horse or morchiandiso. Fred K. Cgatlg, Clayton, Rorton TOR BALE TWO STORY WELL BULLT HOUSK Jlot41xd) to an uiley. Property in first cluss order, good barn, very snug mice houso wa sewer’ connection, good brick collur. Pricos #3250 torms 820 cash balance montitly if ' desired, ~thi & bargain. Amos Real Estatei7 Farnam. 5536 FARM For SALE-120 ACRES BLACK SANDY loum, k00d bulldings, hog foncos, plenty timber, overything in good shape: will sell half of crop and farm tools or trade for Southern California Iand. Callavihefarm 8 miles north of Ashiand, Neb. W. P. James. M5W0 1 ROOM MUDERN HOUSE, FULL Omalie, .00 35 cash. K. K. iock. LOT. WEST Dariing, Barker 017 SNAP ON 12D AVE.. NEAR DODDE; VACAN' lot.” F. K. Darling, Barker block. 017 £10.00 DOWN AND §10.00 A MONTH SEOURES A *Diot In Hazel Terrace or Sheridan place, both in good locations, convenlent to stroet cars and woll built up, Prices 500 to €500 each for a 50 foot lot. Parties that wish to bulld at once need not make any payments for five yoars If they wish. Abstracts furnishod. Loed & Selby, 834 Board Trade. 70 QASTERN NEBRASKA FABM LANDS FKOR ale by Huntsberger & Clements, Lyons, Burt county, Neb. N7130y5e DRESSMAKING. 188 A. M. SHEETS, DRESSMAKER, CONTI- nontalblock, room & Batisfaction guaranteed 28015 ADIES AND CHILDREN'S arments to orde 7 Mandorson. DRE if desired. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Hatos, 100 a lino ench insertion, $1.50 a line per Nothing taken for loss (han 25 Y i LADIES AND GENTL! nequire 8 working knowledgo typowriting at A. C. Van Sant’s school of short- liand, 618 N. Y. Life, Typewrlters to rent 483 OST_WATOH CHAIN AND BDALL. BETWEEN 119 8oward and Long school. Return to 25637 Charlesand rocelve roward. 00 5% T—DBAY MARE 0 YEAKS OLD, WHITE FACR 4 and two hind loza white. Koturn to 1632 8. 10th Btreot and rocoivo $5.00 roward, 705 6° Y520 YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OL EX- chiange s business, real estate or lands? Do you wantadditionl eapltal in your business? If s0 ‘so0 us, wo cau help you. Call or write for ouc bullatin. Ofiices In all prineipal citles; Omaba branch. 816 New York Life bullding. M98 J20 2 WELL BRED MASTIFF PUPPIES. AD- dress box 623, city. MG14 T “MISCELLANEOUS, Do ke TIOUSE, L) auitable for roomers and voarders, X1} Ifarney , 2118 Lonvenwort Some niee cottages. 11, G. Clark cet. M58 OR_COL- MB02 atroet. 10-roo: reot, only §25.00. & Co., 1318 Harney D “FOR KENT, #1003 ored poople. 208 North 13th at. Ratos, 140 & word firat tnsertion, loa word there- Nothing takon for loss thas 3s. (YPEWRITERS FORRENT. WE CAN FUR. b you elthier a No. 3 or No. 5 Remington ty, wrlter, infirst class condition, on rental. Give us acall.’ Wyckofl, Soamaus & Benedict, 1713 Farnam street, Omeha, Neb. 456 j)~ul¢l B, J. KENDALL, BROWN BUILDING. Mu32 J1) TDrIOR HENT, coTTAGE LARGE PORCH. full 1ot barn.' 20th and Nicholas, two blocks from Walnut Hill motor. Inquire at comptroller's omce. MBO BW FILM. GATE CITY UPHOLSTERING 413 8 15th st.. Sheoly block. Kepairing & 7i W pet oent loss tan any oiber place OLAIRVOYANTS, “UROOM FLAT, 817, 0& T100M FLATS, §30. Opp. doforson square. oborts, 1615 Chioas Migoare Sohus NANNIE V. WABRKEN, CLAIRVOYANT, D reliable business medium; Afth yoar at 119N, Jith u Daion -HOOM FLAT, BRICK, 100 LEAVEN- worth street. M537 64 —6-RUOM CORNEI FLAT, ALL MODERN CON. I 2401 Leavenworth st 544 14% HOOM_HOUSE, MODERN, CONVENIE) [or busiuess o wholoaalo men. Appiy 112 South 10th streo “ Dok WENT, PURNISILED 10-R00M 1O USE, Worthington' Flace. Al modern. Inquire ni Brownell Hall. 57 9 1iB. DIL M. LEGRAVE, PROPHETESS, DEAD noe clairvoyant and fife reader; tells your from oradle 0 grave; can be consulted on all lebrated Kgyptian bre Plate to unito the soparated and cause marriag with 0no you love. Come one, come sl and be ced Of hier remarkable powers, Office and 8. 1ith streot. hours 9 8. 1. to 4 p. m. iart and photo of your future wife husband sent through mall for 8.00; churt u) 8200 All letters contalnlg 4 cen promptly answered. P FoR ket R RoOW HOUS MODERN, AL- 'most new and in good repalr. 200 Davenport st Inquire at 3624 Davenport s 'y Dro pest ROOM MODERN FLAT. LANGE 'bloak, 606 8. 15th st. 03 9 —FOR RENT, § 01t 10 ROOMS F URNISHED 0 unfurnished {3 blocks from Court kouse, South hot water heat, modern conyenlences. equired. 3098 171, il =0-HOOM HOUNE, GOOD REPAIH, 1N 11 Douglins street. T, ANEW EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, venue, hardwood floor, Lot and cold range, furnace, bath, electrid bells, largs, lar, ¥na) sowor, paved stroet, N. 4. iubo, MASSAGE, BATHS, ETO. 100 & 1ne euch insertion, 81,5 Nothiog taken ((:t [l 50 & llne per 2 P TP-MADAME SMITH, 53 8 13TH, 2ND Room 3 Manssage, vapor, aleok ine andsea batba FLOO R team sulbhur a7 100 T, MME, CANSON. Tl DOUGLAS STREET. in 1100T, o0 T, MAkIAEe, #lcohOl, sulphur nud son. oaths Mt TP —MME. MACK OF OHICAGO GIVES BATHS, magnetic and massage troatment. Koom 8, sec ond flbor. 121 North 13h stroet. a8’ 1 PERSONAL. _ I, SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, #3.00; 0; barn 1f desired. $.00 ico Iawn, trees, clty water, clbern, comonted ocel- ath, noar wotor. See owner. D. V. Si I Paxton block. Moty —FOIL RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE KO 3 DIl Copltol HILL Address H 82, lh::::" “MASSAGE TREATMENT, BLE mai batha. soalp and bair ireatment, manioure sad chiropodias Mre. Post, 9 8. 154k, Withaoll blk U CATARKITAND HAY VEVR TREATED 7 e moath. “Tamors, wrowits aud other, do- formities of the nose and throat removed witbous pain. Dr. J. ¥. Prosnell, 350 Bes bldg. M835 J§ BN KOOM BRICK, NUT BASE Pran. Daititveae SRR i ELEGANT COTT. ALL aiaeate. 110 Cuiongs st 604 § R0 TS ~MIBS K. l.IA..“E“?nHl& flTIBA(fulI( 3 UI' . ation 40 ru 4 e "% Midland hotel, 1040 Red n"&;’i : M 3 —KOR SALE OR TRADK, NEW ROLLER MILL Address Lock Box 206, Winside, Neb. 509 6% Y—mu SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, A SPLENDID furnituro business and stock. Luquire of Frank Lenord, Hastlngs, Neb. 554 5* FOR SALY, HIARNESB SHOP, WITH GOOD established business, no sompetition, good town. AddressO. L. Shell, Riverton, Ia. 578 6* 7 —FOR SALE, §,600 DRUG STOCK IN EASTERN Nobraska town 0f 90 population. Stock fresh and clean. sales $10.000 & year with good profits. Address, 1167, Bee. M43 10+ —FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE, MAGNIFICENT druw storo In ono of the best locations in theoity: Klegant soda water fountain. Business larco and very profitabl Western Busino oucy, 816 N, ¥. L. bldg 603 5 FOR EXCHANGE. Hates, 1o 8 line each Insertio 50 lino per month. ' Nothing taken for less than %3¢ 77—1 OWN 100 KARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS nd Dukota. Will soll chesp. or exchaoge for mdse. borees snd oattle. Add. bOXTO,Vrauk(ort,ing. Ziwh CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDsE. f4W\l1 tuke roul eatate and money. Box 205, Frank- fort, Ind. 451 77450 ACRES OF CLEAK LAND [N ON¥ OF THE fivest winter wheat districts in Kansas to ex- change for 10 or 20ucre track near Omaha city Iimits. Will pay cash diference If property is good. Addrous, gl s wnd location, O . Beo. 205 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Tiato, 100 8 1ine oach Taroriion wonth: §1.50 a line per Nothing taken for less than 2dc. W. DAKER (FORMELRLY WITH JOHN G. J. Jhoobs, deconsed, Iater with M.O. Maul), under- takor and embalumer, 315 8. 16th t. Tel. 4. 48 ~ BOALES, Wik KW & SECONDHAND SCALES, ALL KINDS. Addross Borden & Sellock Co., Lakest, Chicago. MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. 100 line each tnsertion, §1.6) Nothiog taken £or 1oss than 2e. lino per ( ¥, GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEACIHEL, 1810 Callfornia stréot. 9l PASTURES FOR HORSES. TE HAVE 100 ACRES OF HLUE GRASS PAS ture for horses. 1oard fepee, Sprinz water. Barton & Paelps, Gilaore, Ned., oF A. W. Pbolps & Fon, 07N, Y. LAZA I8, ¢ty M 40330 B e SECIND-HAND 1YPEWRITERS. Signs of Health, You don't have to look twice todetect them—Dbright bright color, bright smiles, - bright in every ac- tion. Disease is overcome only when weak tissue is replaced by the healthy kind. Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil effects cure by building up sound flesh. It is agreeable wo taste and easy of assimilation. Prepared by Scott & Downe, N. Y. Al druggista. It Your Cistern Is Out of Order or Soft Water is scarce, don’t worry yourself for a moment— go rightahead and use hard water with WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP and you'll never know the difference. The clothes will be just as white, clean and sweet-smelling, because the “White Russian” is specially adapted for use 1 hard water. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. Dusky Diamond Tar Soap, e 5= THE PICKET LINES Of hiealth should bo doubly guardod at this soascn. The air rceks with chilly moisture the weather 1s changoable and uncertain. These conditions aro Terrible DANGER POINTS for the lunzs and plpos. Beware of tho cld the cough, thechest pain, the inflammatioon, THE DEADLY PHEUMORNIA, the rocked lunz, the drended Consumption. Puton duty only the strongest guird, the oldestand most faitnful stand-by, DR. SCHENCK’S PULHONIC SYRUP. Break up your cold at once. Stop your cough, Driveout that Inflammution m time. 'ljcfynmn Poeumonia. Cure that Consump- ion. THE PULMONIC SYRUP acts quickest and surest of all remodles on the lungs. The oldest and best approved standard for every luns trouble. fox ube An Dr. Schenck's Practical Treatiscs on Diseases of Lungs, Stomach and Liver, mailed free to all Alll plicanis. Dr. J. H. Sehenck & Son, Ph iladelphia . " YouNG IMIEN Road this from Jared Lampson, Lawrence,0.: “Tam 2 suffered for years from results of youthful errors. I used flve boxes Nerve Beans and win complotely cured. My nerves are now strong, and I do not suffer any more from sloopiessness; my skin i3 brizhti appe- tite good: gained 1bs." 81 box. enough for two weeks, - All druggists, or by mall, Nerve Bean Co. Buffalo, N. Y. NEBRASKA Nationpal Bank, 8. DEPO SIT ORY, OMAHNA, NEI, ..$400,000 .$65,000 Lapital... Surplus. . A CMcoraand iroctors—Henry W. Yatos, prail by K. C. Cushing, vios prastdant; C. 3. Maarlos, V. ¢ Moreo.John 3. Colllns J. N. 1L Patriog; usaii b Keod, casblor. THE IRON BANK. RAILWAY TIME GARD ICAGO, BURLINGTON Dopot 10t and Mason Sti. Chicago Ve: ~Chicago Expross. .. Chiongo Kxpress. & lowa Lo & Omana Omahy Lo BUR N & MO. KLV Dopot 10th_and Mason Sts. Jonvor Bxpres .Deadwood Expri .ii..Denver Expras i Denver Limited, N Arrivos Omaha L0 pw 650 pm CHICAGU, i L& PACTF 108 1o n vostibule iimited vevn s NIRIG KXpross LWorld's Falr Limitsd CHICAGO, . Union Depot 10th and M 1.00 & m West. 10 pm Trbury 10! 20 pm vestibule lmited, .. Worl Tenves K¢, 810, Omaha | NWam - a Kxp. vis Exp) Tenvos UNI! Owaha | Union Depo! BIYLES & BABD, DEALERG TETPEWRITEIL All makes bouglit, sold, extheiged, rented. 6 N.¥. Lifeblay. ‘el 538 | 54 PAWNBROKERS, SONNENBERG, DIAMOND: BHOREN, 17 Douslas st. Loans money an digmonds, watclies, te. O1d gold and silver bought. el. 165, 485 WORLD'S FAIR HOTFLS & ROOMS FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, Rates, 100 & line each Insortion, 8150 & 1ne por month. Nothing taken for less than 25¢. S-ruzi*u PLACE ADDITION, 0 Newest Addition to Omaha. Located 24 Miles Southwest from Postofos Best future residence part of the City, ‘Wide stroets and wide alloys. Lota are bixh aud slgbily. Eleotric Cars run near it r depot aad trackuge Maliroad snd M 1 block of it. 8 trals y. los In Its Lmmediats vieinity. men aud wechanics surround, 3 ets L0 be paved, me of the sub- stantial lmprovements L0 be made lu Southwest Omaha during tho next fow month. ¥ou can buy Siocpel Flace loia for $11109 each, $50.00 down and th ance lo quarterly paymonts ©f only $12.50, with (ntorest ay 7 per cent. Do not miss this opportunify buy @ or ten Jots at prices that will eaable you to make money. For plats aad further iaformation address W. A WEBSTER, oo bullding. BBTRACTS, THH MIDLAND GUARANTER d Trust com absiradiors, couveyancers. periected and (uaiesised. Own tho onip oompleto abatract Do n das county. * Ke moved to room 310 fork Life building. 489 Kates, 1440 & word first insert1on. 1o a word thero- after. Nothing taken for lesy (g 3sc. y FORLD'S FAIR FURNISILGD ROOMS. YOU take 0o chanco nor pay ey WPNEY 1n KAYAOE. #1.00 per day. 1611 Farnan st, Omahs. 859430 PATENT BUREAT. SUES & CO,, Solicitor: Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. 4 years Examiners U, §, Pat. Ofios. Advicetres No fee until patent is obtained. ~oere. PaOING BXpra 6 pm|... "l Danvor Fast Mal Loaves HUAGO MIL & 81T PAU Omata 1", dopot and Marcy Bts. 0p Thicazo KXpros Jhicago Expross. . . & MO. VALLEY _Dopot 15th and Wobatr Sts. Loave “Owahal 50 pm 5.45 b m MISSOURI PACIFIC Depot 154 C, 8T, ', M. &0. Depot 15tk and Webster Sts Biloux Uity Acoommodation Blous Uity Expros: (1x Sundar) sove Bh PRUL S@iLed e Kwerson Fassenger (Kx Sund'y) SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO. Depot. 10th and Marcy Sis. “Sioux Cliy Pi St Paal Expr . OUX CITY & PACIFI th aud Webster Sis. BUSINESS IN MANY LIGHTS Diverse Views on Present Trade Oonditions and Fatars Prospects. GOLD EXPORTS LARGELY RESPONSIBLE Flow of the Metal Wit Continue So Tong As the Balance of Trade is Agninst Us—Repsal of the Sherman Act Demanded. New York oning Post in tho gold question has bren revived by the large shivments this week and the prospect that several million dollars more are yet to be exported. The demand of Austria for gold to carry out its now financial policy is believed to have been supplied, and yot the exporting of gold is still going on, and, ac cording to bank officers in a position to know, is likely to continue at the rate of 1,000,000 or §5,000,000 a weok for some woeks longer With tomorrow's shipments it is expocted that the reserve gold in the United States treasury will b less than §00,000,000. Al- though it has been saul that «Wall street had got ovor its scare at the encroachment on the $100,000,000 gold resarve in the United States treasury, yot it is now asserted that the renewal, or rather tho continuation, of the exports of the procious motal and the consequent lowering of the resorve to a point never before reached, is the cause to a great extent of the uneasy fecling that prevails in financial eircles and of the decreasing prices of securities on the Stock eoxchange. + 850 far as reporters for the Kvening Post have been able to learn, Wall streot is unan- imous as to the cause of the tight money market and the exports of gold, and on every hand today the action of the Chamber of Commerce in adopting Mr. Simmon’s reso- lution demanding the repeal of the Sherman silver law was approved. In some quarters it has been asserted that the recent ship- ments of gold were to some extent specu- lative, that they did not faithfully reflect the conditions of trade, that thore was something extraordinary about thex. Not for Speculation. No evidence of this, however, could be ob- tained in financial circles, among the banks or commercial houses today. At the Fourth National bank it was said emvphatically that such was not the case. The shipments were absolutely for payment of commercial accounts, and_would continue as long as the balance of trade w nst us; there were no bills to be pur- ed for products coming forward for ex- port. How far the silver question is a f tor,no one is able exactly to say. The opinion of the bankers economically host in- formed 1s, however, that the immense in- creaso in our import trade, out of which the adverse merchandise trade balance arises, is largely duo to the efforts of foreign mer- chunts to dispose of their goods here for gold before our currency complications reach a positive crisis, At the oflice of Drexel, Morgan & Co., it was said that the exports of gold were prob- ably increased by the fact that money had been commanding a higher pr in London than here, and, therefore, the foreign bank- ers here did not care to down their balances in London. s of money in London had been enhanced by the scare over the A alian bank failures. Crosby Brown of Brown Bros. & Co., said that the exports of gold were simply the payment of commercial balances. The balance of trade was against this country. People in Europe wanted their money and gold was the cheapest form of remittance, there being no equivalent available. Money was worth more in London just now than it was here, but the demand there was easing up a little, Mr. Brown said. apd there were signs hore that some littie wheat was going forward. and that would tend to reduce the export of gold. Another View New York dispatch to St. Louis Globe- Democrat, June 4: The course of prices.on the Stock exchange this week hasreflected a decreasing lack of confidence. Intrinsic values no longer govern speculation. 1f they did, curreut quotations would not be pos- siole. The necessitics of the holders of stocks, whether for investment or specu- lative account, and the shrewdness ot bear operators in taking advantige of thissitu- ation, make prices on the Stock oxchange. Values were affected at the opening today by the suspeusion of a prominent Stock ex- change house in London, which was doubt- less compelled to suspend by the disasters that have overtaken investors in Australian banks. The theory was ndvanced that lower prices for American sccurities in the London market were due to manipulation from this side, but the facts do not support that view. The troubles that exist in London, how- evor, aro not as important, so far as the local market for securities is concerned, as the apprehension which exists regarding Chicago and other western commercial cen- ters. The failure of an important private banking house at Chicago today was offset in the market by the covering of shorts, be- cause the principal operators for the a unty were alarmed by specials from Washington that an extra session of congress may be called in the immediate future to repeal the Sherman _silver law. So far as can be Jearned, that theory is largely based on sen timent; and unless tangiblo evidence fortheoming thata change in the monetary system of the country is probable in the ini- mediate future, the professional element on the Stock exchunge will undoubtedly renew its efforts to depress prices, For the first time in 4 number of weeks the bank statement reflected the dependence of interior banks upon New York, and also the withdrawals of specie for export. The 1oss in lawful money this week was approxi- mately £,750,000, In the face of this loss the banks have increased their accommoda- tions to clients nearly #300,000. The de- posits of course are very much smaller than last week, yet are practically consistent with other changes, in view of the with- drawals of legal tenders to secure gold for export, ‘The net result is a decrease in the surplus reserve of nearly #4,600,000, bringing that item down to about £21,000,000. The as- sociated banks therefore are very strong, and it is to their dit that they are meet- ing every legitimato demand for assistunce from the interior, They are even cnabling Chicago, which has been priding itself upon its financial strength, to meet demands made upon it, Indications are that the next finan- cial crisis will develop at Chicago. That center hus been booming all of its local en- terprises lurgely on capital obtained from the east, June2: Interest Situation in Chicago. Chicago Journal, June 8: What little im- provement was noted a week #go and during the closing days of the month of May was of short duration, the situation this week being decidedly discouraging und offering put little promise for the immediate future. Hereto. fore the depression has been chiefly in spec ulative civcles, but this commercial failures have retarded the growth of confi- dence and given a material setback to legiti- mate business interests, ‘There has not been any improvement in the financial condition, On the contrary, country banks have been borrowers to a liberal exteut, the feeling of neryousncss among depositors neces- sitating strengthening of reserves. Up to iday might the ouly banking faili res that have attracted any at- Tam seventy-seven years ola, and have had my age rencwed at least twenty years by the use of Swift's Specific. "My foot and to my knee was a funning sore for two'years, and, bh sicians said not it coul cured. After taking fificen small Lottles 5. 5. 5, there is not a sore on iny limbs, an bs, and | have a new lease on vE‘ns oln e Wou oughtto Sulercrs know ronderful remedy. kA F. BriLes, of your wondeslul ready. o, (8% Kuzaus Clly. IS AWONDERFUL HEMEDY ~srpahs {he gencral health T free. SWIFT BPCIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga tontion during the week were tho Merchants of Tacoma and the Plankinton of Milwaue koo, a stato bank. A small private bank in this city suspended. So far as Chicago national and state banks aro concerned they are all io first-class condition, and it can safely be said that there will be no failures or suspensions among thom, Tho plan of re- organization of the Chemical National has alroady boen submitted, from which it is to be inferred that thoro was a depreciation in the capital of the bank amounting to about nt, showing that the depositors are f getting their money under any cirs cumstances, and that in the ovent of the bank not resuming tho stockholders will got 1'nu\|.|‘n‘r:\llly moro than was at first ex- pected Ono of the chief boar points of the woeek has becn tho continued exportation of gold about §,000,000 going out, makine the total for the year vory close to £0.000,000. Con- sorvative bankers are aavising their frionds in the west and south, tho silver soctions, to use overy means to aid in securing the repeal of the Shorman law, believing that to be the best and only effectual remedy for existing conditions. 'The clearings for the weck show a docrease of 12 por cent, as comparod with the same woek last ye Chicago being lightly below the average, with very few citios showing any in 'roase, and theso prineis pally in the smulier of the large citios, Now Or leans, Rochoster, Galveston and othar points. Bankers are scrutinizing collateral very closely, and while they are caring for cuse tomers as best they can, they have nothing to offer outsiders, nor have thoy the slights est aid for speculation, It has been a week of trouble and loss for oporators in local securities, and prices havs reached a point far below the valuo of the stocks as dividend payers. Holders ot stocks, either tired of putting up margins or unable to respond to furthor calls and find- ing it impossible to secure accommodations from the banks, have thrown their stock on the market. Speculation has been checked, while investors with actual money to take the stock out of the market have bought more or less freely, but the uncertainty of the situation and of the future has pre- vented many from buyin Cause of Bank & New York World, June Twenty na- tional banks with an aggregato cupital of £0,150,000, have failed since the 1st of Jane uary. The immed ures. @ cause has been the finans ofal stress through wkhkich the country is passing. But these failures have occurred only in cases where bad managoment—in some cases criminal m zement—had rendered the concerns too weak to endure a stress which soundly conducted banks have borne without inconvenience. The record is simpl, what always occurs reason money is for a jealously thin usual. Tt suggests no general insecurity among banks But, as the comptroller of the currency points out, it offers to congress an object lesson as to the necessity of a law to forbid the practices which havo rendered these banks unsound and have caused their col- lapso at the first breath of disturbanco. The comptroller says that in almost every ono of thesc cases the catastrophe has been due to the fact thav the directors of the bank had themselves borrowed its money and en- tangled it in their own private business speculations, That practice is alw dangerous, always wrong, alw dishonest. in that ivimperils other peoplo’s money without their consent and without compensation to them. It should be peremptorily forbidden by law. Tho directors of ik are trustoes of the a s and deposits of the institution. It is a manifest breach of trust when they bocome themselves the borrowersof the funds placed in thewr hands. It is robbery when they employ the money in their speculative enter- prises without perfectly securing its return, It is timo for congress to interfero as the comptroller reconmends. a repetition of when for any time held more Tears for the Future. Chicago Inter Ocean, June 4: The present condition is good enough. It is fear for the future that is doing mischief. The works men still have good wages. Consequently the factories are putting out full orders to meet present demands. But they are not, as when confidence is assured, preparing for a large future trade. As present demands are met_they ara reducing their working forces. They do not know from what indus- tries protection is to be withdrawn; they cannot caleulate the reduction of wages and the consequent diminution of purchasing power that the next measure of *‘tariff re- form,” so called, will effecr, Consequently they reduco the number of workmen em- ployed, and 1 so doing contribute to the stagnation of trade that they dread. What is to be done in the matter? If an extra session of congress is to be called it should be called speedily, If, as it is to be hoped, congress and the administration are about to unite on a policy conservative of an honest currency and of protection to home industry, the sooner the public confidence in the stability of existing conditions is estab- lished the better for the country, Ior the conaition of the country is of itself good cnough; what is needed is confidence in the stability of the condition. The possibilities, not the conditions, are the things now wo rk ing towad evi General Comment, Cincinnarl Commerenal: Europe is getting our gold. The next question is, what will it do with it? Bread will be found far more moortant to that country than gold, The Unitd States will have the bread. Chicago Record: Toa very gr the financial world is suff effeets of its own fears will return with dangerous con oxtent g from the Business confidence the downfall of all the ns, which by their methods ave cast suspicion on instititions thav are finaneially sound. New York Heraid: tary stringency throu teuded with constant additicns to the list of banking and mercantile failures, and with the basis of our currency leaving us at the rate of $1,000,000 a aay, the situation is cer- tainly gloomy. There are indications, hows ever, that this territic efffux of gold will nog be continued. Mioney is much ier in Lons don and the tomper in tinancial circles there ms more confident. Globe-Demoerat: There are financial em- barrassments and disturbances in some of tho other countvies, and in the present solidarivy of business and sociul interests and sympathies these, to a considerable degree, affect all the rcst of the countrie They act d ly and vowerfully on Inge land, which is the great creditor and clears ing house of the nations, and through Eng- land they react on even the remotest lanas, The nervousness on the London Stock ex- change and throughout British trade circles is a depressing factor in our business situa- tion. We are not only fecling the bud effects of our own harmful monetary legislation, but wo are, to rtain extent. suffering from the financial extravagences and follies of the Argentines and the Australinns and from the unwiso and injurious busincss methods of the Italiuns and the Greeks, Philadelphia Times: The business inter- ests of the country have had a costly experis ence in the disirest that has disturbed financial operations. Values of unquestioned solidity aro greatly depressed solely because the vital element of confldence is wanting. There is no reason for the general dep) in lezitimate values that is now suff business cir Money is abundant, even with the large withdrawal of deposits by panic-stricken depositors, but banks cannot lend on any other thun the certain cash market value of collaterals, und few bus men have available ources to command needed loans. 1f confidenco in substantial values and in public and private credit could estored, the depression would be speedily succeeded by & strong reaction anc it would o felt in every channel of finance, commerce, industry and trade at once. It is not the gambling speculators who are suffering; it is the legitimate busiuess of the whole country. The gawbling and fancy securities have |::l.~.x4:5 away and will leave & better atm phere, but while distrust, however causeless, prevails, thore will bo continued depression, With continned mone- A Traveler Taken with While Mr. T. J. Richey of Altona, Mo., wus lrn\'ulms( in Kansas he was taken vio- lently ill with cholera morbus. He called as @ drug store to get some medicine and the druggist recommended Chamberlain’s Colig, Cholera and Diarvhoea Remedy so highly he concluded to try it. The result was fin ate reliof, and a few doses cured him coms pletely. 1t is made for bowel complaint and nothiig else. It never fails. -~ Drexel Hotel, 16th & Webster, 1 bl frony Mo.Pac. & Elk. depot. Nat. Brown, propy Cholera Morbus,.