Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 26, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1893. SPECIAL NOTICES. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS. Continued, Continued DYRRTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS Awl“ ‘e taken unti] 12:30 p. m, for the evening 50 p. m. for the morning and Sunday ana undl edition Advertisers, by requesting A numbered cheek, enn have thelt answers addressed 1o & numbered Jetter in oare of The Bre. Answers so addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the eheck. ~ SITUATIONS WANTED. Raten 134 a word first Insertion, 1e a word there- after. Nothing taken for less than 25¢. A _HOYLES & BABH, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG., Tel. 668, furnish business men nl‘mfll;fl;h;‘1 i A NTED. WORK BY SOBER YOU . not afrald of hard work. Address O 46 AL VANTE { AS ASSISTANT EN- lll\l-r or fireman by a sober man, 10 years ex- ;_hotel or sl heating preferred. A:\A s O 36, Thoo: 437 80° . SITUATIO! A WANTED_SITUATION AS OFFICE MAN- et BOOKReepr OF eoiTetor, by an accountant of twonty ¥ N Expert in recon- eiling Irregularly 1 tangled accon o lAtllIynn»w G. 13, Roon in. A WANTED. POSTTION A8 HOUSE A wmll family by woman over 30y fires O 60, ew oMce. » YOUNG DRUGGIST § YEARS EXPERIENCE, wiagen no objoct. Address O 45, Bee. WANTED--MALE EHELP. Tinton 140 & word firat insertion. 10 & Word thore- aft Nothing taken for loss than 2 T, FRONT, ROOMS WITH BOARD, ALSO PAR- lor, a1 403 N. 19th street. Mo F NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH board and all modern conveniences; good 1o- eality: terms reasonable. 2575 Hnnu-y’l‘n‘fl‘:'*l T3gc & word firat insertion, Te a word thero- Kothing taken for 1oss thin 250, (39 SOUTH FRONT ROOMS. 608 N_13TH ST, M110-816¢ G —FOUR MODERN ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR, Anear park, very desirable, 1309 S, 24th street oo (n—vm\ RENT, SPLENDID DENTAL OFFICE Fand n 5-room flat at 201 N 16th st. FOB. BENTvSTOHEB ANDPFFIC&S’ 50 a line por Nothl ON GROUND M2 x DO YOU WANT MONEY! on wish on your SES, WAGONS, 0. ntion to_all application Toan 148 1ong A8 you wis of carrying your I There 18 no pub: We glve prompt at and will carry you You can reduce the ¢ Dby & payment at any time. ty or removal of property FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTRE CO., Room 4, Withnell block, M744 Cor. 15th and Harney St. BUSINESS CHANCES. Rates, 100 o 1ino each insertion, §1.50 ino per month. Nothing taken for 1oas thin Y m__.\.w"“ B DUYER WANTED FOR A Food an_established trade for 60 (0 iry 70 Eations of milK dally: Addreas: O 11, heo. PAYING MEAT MARKET IN NO. A for sale or rent. Call at 2502 Blondo TRST on I;Fom RENT, THE 1.STORY DRICK BUILDING 016 m st The bullding has o fireprool ent, complate steam heating fixtures, wator on #1L the 1100rs, gas, otc. APply at the offics of The Bee. 910 FOR_RENT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED 1. ot chop hou . doing Arst class bus WITHNELL DL H M11S 19° AGENTS WANTED. SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO handie the Patent 1 Ink Eraser Penell. The most useful and novel Inventlon of the age. Eranes ik thorotghly in two seconds. Works like magle. 200 to 600 pegcent profit. Agents making $50 per week. We also want @ ge agent 1o tnke eharge of territory and appoint sub Agents. A rare chane money. Write for terms and a specimen of erasing. Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co., X 6, La Crogse, Wis. B85 B WANT A GOOD PAYING JOB WRITE the Hawks Nursery Co., Milwaukee, Wis B:xe YOU WANT TO DECOME A FIRST CLASS salesman with i chance of becoming a collec- or and work for the Singer Mfi. Co. If 80 apply at Singor offico 1518 Douglas. 161 813 i} ZSOLICITORS WANTED, SOLICITOR TEAMS furnished; —extra ’\u”h.lrlmls‘whh rigs. i or Co., 10 ward st. Amerionn Wringer Co., 1 0 y 279,200 CAPABLE llabla com- na. Muat INDUSTRIOUS, om MANAGER, £50 O 8100 ‘Madison. Wis. 1S OF ENERGETIC MEN permanent work: $50.00 rlenee unnpeessary: goods s perfect: ofies and de- termy free, Address K ML 20° ]—;’ WANTED, MEN TO TRAVEL, pe h. Stone & Welllngton. WANTED, ADDRES! m wanting fnonovoly tons o Rates, 10¢ a line each msertion, §1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 26¢. Y ANY ONE HAVING A STOCK OF GENERAL merchandise from $4,000 10 §6.000, who wishes 0 realize from L4t onco, can find a purchiaser by addrossing O 31, Boe. B4 EXT MORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION octor says it acta genily on the stomach, Kidners. and i1 a pleasant iaxative, This ink 18 made from herbs. and is prepared for use g easily as ten. 1ti4 called NE'S MEDIGINE Al drugeista sell AL 500, Ana 8 o f you 85 3, 39 2! ot et i, scnd, yone addross P s s mmpies aeis Family Medicine moves the bowels enchdny, Tn o= BRREES A T WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NEBRAS- o0 8 bareain. - Weatorn xn.-u‘nln;;-» FOR SALE Hotel In Prosser, Adams Co., Neb. Apply' 10 J. OR RENT-THE STORLTING C. Kay, Hastings, N 416828 —WANTED-GOOD ENERGETIC PHYSICIAN. Address Lock Box 71, Bertrand, Neb. 414 Y-—P(AWJ}ALI\."“TIIAIJE FIRST-CLASS DRUG Htore centrally located, good cash business. O. W.L.P. O Rox 518 M0 J o WANTED, ~ GOD CANVASSERS TO IN- troduce and sell our pure aluminium cooking utensily 10 privite We will send can- vaasing boo tothe amount of b ©. 0. D. with npon conBIENEn pying expross charges, 1liinols Pure Alumintum Co., Lemont 111, M4 27 —AGENTS WANTED FOR THE PERFECT ) Cooking Mat and Griddle. A new culinary article to be used for preparing the most perfect food. A sitive guarantes against burning food of any ind. Soon pays for fisell in the Kaving of granite and tinware, Milllons of them will be sold in this country alone. Two to four ean b sold in every family. The agent who does 1ot take an ngency will misa the opportunity of a life time. Agents are now averaging 30 to 60 sales a day. Sample by mall, postpaid, 25 conts. W. H. Kerman &Co., manufacturers, Napoleon, 0., and St. Louls, Mo, i} Mddo 20 WANTED—TO RENT. Raten, 1%¢ a word first insortion, 16 a word there- after Nothing taken for less than 26e. —BOARD AND ROOM FOR $1.00 A WEEK wanted by o focelgner in American family where they havechildren. John Stoel, 1623 Farniam TAWANTED. ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI family, where fthe man and Wife. References. Nadross 043, M1 STORAGE. Taton 140 8 word first 1ga wond thero- after. Nothing taken for 1A GOOD GOOK AND LAUNDRESS WANTED. s B MeConmick, 208 8. 530 81 M30S S (' WANTED, COOK. truct O waNTED AN {Orences, Wiges $5 per w Park avenu l'OR RENT~HOUSES Rates, 106 1 A GOOD 546_S. 20TH M e AN EPPERIENCED COOK WITH k. Apply. No: 1120 month. . Nothir )FOR REN N ALL PARTS OF Doty is company, 1605 Far- o oNT AND 4-R0OM APARTMENTS, VON DORN cle, Wit stean; referances Teauired; 816 "MODERN FLAT, 35 )i ok WENT, “7-ROOM Lange block, 600 8. 15th st. ] FOR RENT, 10-room house nonts, 838 south Chicago, ~ ROOM. CO wford Clrel D5 R-ROOM " HOUSE, MODERN. NEAR BUSI- ness, rent moderate. Apply 201 Bee bulldin )50 BENT. NICE FIV 12,00, - Inauire room 3 ‘buildin, o S ROD] HO 3 “FOK RENT, 7-ROOM HOUSE, LARGE barn, city water, bath and cistern; Teasonable 1 right party. Call at G. F. Elsasse 14th and Farnam. —DETATCHED, MODERN 10-ROOM HOUS! no basement; 2521 . Californta. callat 1823 Farnan. D3OG 20% N. E. corner 993 Information Rates, 10¢ 4 line each Insertion month. ' Nothiug t for less th M-s‘nnmi; E,WILLIAMS&CROSS, M STORAGE FOR HOUS GOO! clean and chieap ratos. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam 500 WANTED—TO BUY. Rates, 14 a word first nsertio after. Nothing taken for less th J-CASH PAID FOR GOLD AND SILVER. Jacobaon & isele, rooms 11, 1515 Douglas st 750 Asie N VANTEDTO BUY. -ROOM COTTAGE WITIT convenience, north Cuming, east 24th, south st. H. E. Cole Co., Me 419 26° J—WANTED, THE ADDRESS OF BVERY REAL LN estate man in fowa and Nebraska. Address O 49, Bee. Madd o bldg. 510 BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE, BUSINESS chiunces, rénl estate or lands Apply to, Weat- ern Business Ag: 316 N. Y. L blde. M861 85 W. 2D -PARTNER, BITH) B SILENT OR active, With cash, to earry grain in Cent braska, Can buy cheap. Good prospect to mouey,. Capaeity for fifly thousand bushels. dress, O 44, Bee. FOR EXCHANGE. Rates, 10c & line each insertion, $1.50 a line per month. ' Nothing taken for less thin 25¢. “TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEDRASKA, KANSAS Cdnnd Dakota. Wil sell cheap or exchange for mdso. horsesaid cattle: Add.box 76, Franktorilud. '~CLEAN 8TOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL take real estate, money. Box 205, i‘rnnk(or‘“lll:'ll. —$1.500.00 OR $1,600.00 DRUG AND SUNDRY Cdgtock and fixtures for sale, or would trade for elearland in Merrick, Nance, Hamlilton or Polk (fi.\l:nfluu. Address, Lock Box 403, Cunlr(r’l i et Ad- 436 L--mez DRIVING HORSE AND BU; vacant lot. Dr. Brownrigg, 210 N. Y. L} ifo. 410 30 ~ FOR BALE—REAL LSTATL Rates, 100 aline onch fusortion, $1.504 1ine por month. Nothing taken for less thin 33 l)n YOU WANT A HOME? Do you wint 10 bo &aved the annoyance, responsibility and the thousand and vne vexations in building? ou want o siep right into a perfectly bullt splendidiy finished houw u do, we shall be pleased to sShow you some of l\*v ha Dlaces we can offer near Hanscom park, These are the best built and finest fiulshed houses for sale in Omaha, Location, nelghborhood, roundings are all that can be desired. In order to effect & quick sale, wo will offer these honses for a short time at figures it will pay You to inyestie Hicks Real Estate Agency, Room 305, N Bullding. JPARM LANDS, C. F. HARRISON, 913 N V. LIFE. M308'S19" dsom convenience and sur- Lite BUY Loms ¥ STOEPEL PLACE. Cheapest and best lots n OMAHA. Spectal price and_torms to HOME BUILDERS, Stoopel Placo lots will always 4 for the city must grow westwird. vance tu prie, Call on or ad- BEST MAKE 303, First Natfonal FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETC Rates, 1i4e & word first insertion, 1ca word there- aftor. Nothing taken for less than 25c. >-FOR SALE CHEAP, A NIOE PONY CART. Inquire at 1614 Cuming street. M8E1 Pl ST CLASS BOARDING & LIVERY, WINDSOR stables, 1416 Davenport; storage for cxxlrr‘lm:lt'a 50 31 right plano. Inquire room 10ing. 1 —FOR_RENT. FLAT. 7-ROOM, CORNER, with range 701 716 “sireet.” Oharlos W Hallor, No. 611 Paxton bloc! 18 Do ROOMS, MODERM, ront low. L. 8. Skinner, 310 N, Y. Life. 390 Db 'AND 8-ROOM HOUSES, CENTRAL LOCA- lon. J. ¥. Barton, 2610 ¢ venie: Mi0o 300 Paror RENT. TWO THREB- ROOM COTTAGE: 'Apply Owen McCaffrey, 111 South 16th st. r' FOR RENT -DETAGHED modern house; nlee lawi, Ploree st Ko0d i v beautifal lawn iid Miaind streots. 11 ROOM MODERN HOUSE 210 Cans B, st elass repadr, fine nefghhor hood. Apply to E. A. Northup,tax dept. B, & M. ity. 9 40 "ALL MODERN 04 Farnam stroct, $26 per 1601 Farnam st. 413 30 43D AND house, 25tk i‘ FOR RENT, SIX- l) FOI RENT, 8- ROOM HOUSE, conveniences, No. 4 wo; Pottor & i Co., I oon MODERN HOUSE ] Nicholas, 7-room modern Davenport. Inauirg a¢ 420% Nie D ANCAMP'S 10-RO0) it #and 615 N. papercd and i a 'D FOR IKEN ABOUT SEPT. ico i line. Ploa ouso on H 800, N. Y. Lifo Bldy. 15, nscom Radttra of Hiaks, Foom Misd 50 ]) TFOR RENT, EIG HT ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 10 Dsement, 220 Chicigo sircet. $30. Ring: wall. Barke M50 277 D, E0% RENT, . 031 SOUTH 171 M50 2 at Jocation. ROOMS, $5.00 FURNISHED ROOMS. 1 fieat nscrtion, 1o a word thgro- Nothing taiken for less than 23, | - FURNISIED - ROOM W1 Raton 1 ) niter HALCOVE FOR 20 North 2. M 750 ] o B ROON W AL N5 180 AL FOOMA, W1E OF WihoW s, Kuight. No. 2310 Douilas street. ROOMS. 2005 1 TTWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTL W only. 020 Soutl 20th wircet M1 SOUTH FRO 05 Hirney. 1‘ PURNISIED BOOMS ¥ “ive. T ROOM, A L. 1049 PARK FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH, $0.00 onth, 1011 Farny MDA E FOR RENT, I FURNISHED, ateini heated rooms B00-28 Y FURNISHED SOUTH] ONVen ences. privil 602 8, 181 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR_RENT, U Modorn conyenlenocs. B2O S, 10th, U8U u70 FRONT SUITE, ALSOSIDE ROOM, 2017 HAR- ¥ uL. Bl 405, { ¥ “PARLOR AND BREDROON, ALSO OTHER “rooms cheap; stow heat sud gas.. 700 South \ il 00 #70 ‘ E HED SUITE OF ROOMS, . 114k stroot. ],‘ SICELY ¥ L0 und Lirve). whado. bath, ete., (rons High sehool thstreet. ALO2 274 15 NICBLY FURNISHED KOONS 1N PRIVATE Mi5o 1 “ramily, 1928 Dodzo. “Ralos 1ige AWOR st (isartion, 1¢ & Worl tho ater. Nothing taken 0F 1oss i )-YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER Wouman's CLESHiN danociution ARR OF LS 1 a “THE DOLAN, 208 AND SHED e F DESIRALLE | RTTES uishiod rooms with by II'J kuth wirect FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS. Rates, 1 after. Not! ¢o n word firstinserion, 13 word thero- \ing taken for less than 25c. DRUNS- & Balke billiard table, rack cucs and balls. Everythin 4 Address N Bee. Mis T Q FOR SALE, 15-BALL POOL TABLE. N. Ma21 81 - 80th street. Rates, 100 4 line each fnsertion, §1 mionth. Nothing taken for less than SrMims. X MASSAGE. BATHS, ETO. Ratos, 10 a1 month. " Nothiug taken for loss tian 250, e ADAME SMITH, 503 8. 18TH, 2ND FLOOR, Room 3. Massage, vapor, 2lcohol. steam sulphur: ne and sei Daths. W66 200 [-MME CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, 3D wltno per dress W. A. Webster, 402 Tee bldg. 614 JARM MORTGAGES. C. F. HARRISON, 912 N. Y. Life. 780 '82% (GREAT BARGAIN-G LOTS, ONLY 6 BLOCKS X from 16th street viaduet, 1f 8old at once only UP. | $150.00 to 855000 each. K. N. Withnell, - BARGALNS_HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, SALE e, F. K. Darllig, Barker blk. M331 UST BE SOLD AT ONCE-TWENTY ACRES close to new Elmwood park and Belt Lino Ry. in Weat Omaha. Will plat into 200 beautiful lots; One of the finest tracts of acre property around Omaha. In order to make a quick sale the owner hits authorized us 1o offer the land_at $350.00 per fore, Hicks, Renl Estato Agency, 305 N, ¥ ‘Lifo Dbuilding. M43 26 Wiy NOT INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN A nice home? Tam offering a good 6-room house and half acre lot for half their value, This 18 a suap. John W. Robbins, owner, 240 Boe Bldg. 354 821 Fou SALE Good farms that rent for $2.00 per acre cash for Jand In cultivation. ~ Price ¥20,00 por acre. 50, aruis that rent for share of crop. Price $3.00 to 00 per acre. Also, Good unimproved land at § .00 to $12.00 per ash, balance n annual payments. tinterest, commission given agents, *7 per ce D No. 819 1-2 South 15th street, Oma WE,OWN. BY FORECLOS! ¢ of ihe best properties on Lowe I (! 147 feet front, wi complete (th nd barn alone 000.00), at 2 p) enough to justify TUIS the 1 Look it over Inspoet it closcly will be sold This i an op tunity of you f the most beautiful nees in Omaha for less: than 50 per cent of tual cost. 1 ind wo will show spu this property with 3 GLOBE LOAN & I RUST CO. 16th and Dodge strecis, Mi0i OU GAN'T MISS IT ON THIS TEN ACRES, beautiful tract.with small cottuge, close (o oity PERSONAL. Rates. 1004 1ino cach inwortion, $1.60 a 1o por month. Nothing taken for less than —MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELE( mal baths, sealp aud hair Groatment, manieurs and chiropodist.Mrs. Post, 31934 8. 15th, Withnell bik 164 11 ME TO TH ) Walter Hood will he communicate with his wother it onco? AlLIs clght. 411 2 MONEY TO LOAN——-R AL ESTATE. 1o cach sertion, $1.50 & e per othing taken for less thin 250, W NS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED city property, £5.000 and upwards, 5 to 61§ per ‘arman Suiith & Co.{320 Furiam contino deluys, W4 fl00r, FOOW 7, IB3AFO, AlCOC Aulphur and sea | oniy $3.750. Hicks Real Estate Agency. 305 N baths. Mgy 1 | Lite Bldg. M5 26 MME. STOWE, MAGNETIC HFALER A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. Douglus block M405 30° o $60 per acre, The best farm in Douglas county. This land will sell for $100 an acre in less than 3 years. Cash ineome §500 & year from rent. Omaha Reul Esta 412 SPLENDID CHANCE TO OBTAIN A CHEAD home near Hanseom park. We caii offor two Dbeautiful residence 1ots this sldo of the purk for F1900 cach, Call and see them. Iteal Estate Al N. Y. Life. Hicky e, N SECURITIES FOR SALE. Ratos, 10¢ 1 lne cach month, " Nothing taken for loss thiiy 8 PER CRNT MORTGAGES FOR SALE, SEOTR- Outy absolutely safe. Amos Real” Estics 017 F i, "LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. 0. . Davly Co.. 1505 Faruan streot.” 603 7 MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWRST RATES ON Improyed snd nimproved Omabia o) estite,1 108 years, Fidelity Trust Farnam. - 00 “7 ANTHONY LOAN ANDTRUST CO., 318 N, Y, Life, lends at 1ow vitos for cholce sdeurity on Nebraskis aud 1ows farms or Omaha clty property. 607 “r CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST i) y 7850000 10 #1.000.00 TO LOAN 1 10§ years on hmproved Omaha real estite or farm lands. E. C. Garvin & Co., 208 Sheely block, M840 MC TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES. Apply 1o W- B, Meikle, First Natlonal B bidg. 508 MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE, 401 W BLLG. " Nothin! Bo\xHA BABL, 613 NEW YORK LIFE BLDG, tho largvst Lne of typo writers n the il makos, 25 10 75 per cent sa 1 Achi 355, ch insertion, # Nothing takon for less than { —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- curity: striotly contidential A, B Harrls, room 1 Coutliiental block 478 { W - MONEY 10 LOAN - i Wo will lond You any su @ wish, { sl or Larse, at the lowest possiblo rates. i the l o possible i of time o wilt you. You ea sueh Snsiall- iekts Wy ¥ou wish, When you wish, and oaly buy for 1t a3 1oug au You keep 16 You cau Lorrow HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PLANOS, Sk iES, - l. NICELY RURNISHED JOOMS AND BOARD Ok ANY OTHE Y. | = W0 Wobster, 10 wud 515 N, Ut 8t Wt bl ok eomaval of propéry. . NIOKEN FURNISIE T SOUTIIKAS. PRONT room with aitorn eou: | TR O T AND ONY INCORPOR- ok i cet, ghl & FRSE NEED LUAN HOMPANY 15 OMASA uu ADE OMAHA CITY MORT(H {ing purciasers good rate of fnterost, wims T00.00 up, for Kalo by Globa Loan & Tr i Dodge, Omaha. Parteular 1GH i of frou Co., 16t plication 70 SMALL OR LARGE INVESTORS, very choice sceuritios aro offored OME tan'attrict- mortgi Tnauire of John Dale,'com? Y. Life 335 521 ive discount. -Bonds, warrants. absolutely glt edged. merelal broker, 209 N. tes, 10¢ 3 Line each (nsey nth. ' Nothing taken for | 'OUNG LADIES AND GENTLE EN CAN 800N acquire & working knowicdge of shorthand and typewriiing at A, C. Van 00l of short- Band, 613 . Typewriters (0 rent. 018 BEST PLACE TO LEAKN SHORTHAND ad typewriting 18 4t thé Omaha Comucrelal . Write Rohrbough Broa. for catalogue, Omaha, Neb. B9 S22 UNDEB’[‘AKEBE ANDEMBAL MEI&B Ratos, 10¢ a o month abe. 1 W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOIN G. Jadacobs, deceased, later with M. O. Maul), under- takor and eubslwer, 315 8. 10th 8t Tel. 603, (3% rlw" ach Insortion, Nothing taken for loss this 0 4 line por SCALES, eli fnsceruion, $1,50 a Hue per Nothing aken for less than 25¢. NEW S SECOND TAND SOALES ALL KINDS licek o, Lake st Chie Lates, 10¢ & lne month. Address Borden & MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGESy Ratos, 10¢ 4 line each insertion, $1.60 & 11 por month. " Nothing taken for 1uss thin Zbe. G ¥. GELLENDECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER X 1810 Califorula sticet. vid PAWNBBUKE“ “Rates, 100 a llue cach iusertion, $1.50 & lue per ot NOUMUE taken for Toss tuke 5 J SONNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER 1 +Dolglanat. Lowis mioney on diamonds, watel el6. OMd gold aud allver boughi. Tel. 1635, U1 30 e8, 9 \ i REALTY MARKET. ll‘iz"l;glUMENTfl placed on record August 25, g WARRANTY DEEDS. O F Groenwood and wife to O § Groen- wood, lots 13 and 14, block 4, Lnkn. View Tk 1,000 Patriek Thughes an ) G P St bins, lot 1, block 14, Tousel & 84 £ Jumes Ainscow to Thomna Giilispie, Tots 14 and 15, block 8, Burlington Center..... Shetwiee < . 000 South Onyitha Tand compiny to same, 14 lot 9, block 356, South Omaha. . 450 Thomas McCague and wife to B i Duncan, lot 2, block 5, Myers, R & T8 nddivsiii it oo 800 3 L MeCague and wife to samo, & 40 foot lot 18, and n 20 feot lot 14, vlock 9, Lincoln Place. ... ... 1,000 George An.mmnu and wifo €0 same, lots 4 and b, block 2, Armstrong's d 2,400 i 10,000 Murphy, lot 5, ol LS 6 wha subaiv.. 40 G I Raft and ‘wife i Mic Teck, 103 Dlocic 4, Albrleht Annox. .. 8,600 ’l'm"nnr and husband to B B P Wood 1ot s and S0-100t stitp. nds joining on_west and w12 feet lot B, block 847, Omalin............ ... 26,000 V11 Cofman and wite to B J Tray- nor, w. B4% fout ot b 90 foot; ot 19 and e 893 foet of n 90 feot; lot 20, § I Redick’s add...... LS. 28,000 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, E A Bonson and_wife to Thomsen & 53, executors, lots 8, 15, 16, block 2, Miyne Piace. ... . 1 8P’ Morse to S B Morse, ot 1, block 7, West End ndd. lot 3 and 5, block 8, Druke's add, ... = 1 Total amount of transfers. YOUNG IVIEN ond this from Jared Lampson, Lawrence,0 am 28; suffered for yoars from resuits of youthful errors. T usea five boxes Nerv Beans and am complotely cured. My nerves are now strong, and I do notsuffer any moro from sleopiessiioss; my skin 18 brizht; ap po- tite good: galned 151bs.” 81 box. enou for two weeks. Al drazgists. or by mail, Nerve Bean Co., Buffalo N.Y. YOU NEED FUNDS Avtho WORLD'S FAIR or ‘when traveling fn Europe. CARRY TRAVELERS' CHEQUES OF THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY NO IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leaves |cmc\ro. DURLINGTON & @ Omaha | Jmm 10t and Mason St. lll)u!tn. Xpross. . “Loives [ BURLINGTON & MOTHVER: | Arrives Goahn | Dopor 1ot and Mason Sta., | Omahu 10.. 'h’nm Deriver Expres 11.25 am }dwbod Expres: »I 00 pm ver Rkpr ka Loc: T030am|........ Atlantic_Express. m 4:00pin | ... Nebraska State Liniscd 2.00am 7.10pm . -Night Express...... . 0[| 7.55am 1World's Fain Limfted. ...} 200 pm CHICAGO, R, [ & PACIFIC, Union Depot 10th & Marey Si s BXpress [10:50 pm .30 pm _Kansas City Day Exprass C.Night Exp. via U. P. Ty Louls Express. UNION PACIRLC. Denvi .Over Téatrice & +...Pacitic BExpress. Denver Fast M. 15 pm | Sdopm| (#X Sunj| licago Express . Chicago EXpross. 'B. & MO. VALLEY. 13th and Wobster Sta. - Deadwood Express. ... Ex! §at) Wyo. Exp. (Ex. Mon.) *-Norfolk (i2x. Sunday) . L LSt Paul Expross. CHIOAGO U. p. d ‘vou'rn'\vm'w Arrives 7.00 pm| 6:20 pm un.) Chic. Pass. (EX. Mon. MISSOURI PACIFIO, Depot 15th and Wehater Sts, St. Louls Expresa. SL. Louls Expre: Arrives Omahn .40 pm | Lonyes | ST P, ) Omabial_Depot I5th and Wobster Sta. | 8.50um (~8loux Oity Accommodation Sloux Ofty Exprous (e sun) [ SIOUX CITY & PACIFG. ___Depot. T stoy Leaves 10 and Marey Sts, 10.20 pm 10.00 am 8IOUX CITY & PACIFIC Leaves | Arrives “Omaha|_Depot, 15th and W :bstersts, |~ Omaha 6.45pm| -8t Paul Limited 040 pin “Chicago Limited. Leaves OMAHA & ST LOUIS. [A rrives ‘Omaha|U: P, Depot, 10t and Marey.|” Omaha 400w St Louts Carnon Baii. ... 12,35 bm NEBRASKA AND EBRASKANS, Dakota county will havu a full yield ot corn this year. "The Niobrara Ploneer has closed the nine- teenth year of its activity. A Wayne county farme¥ has on exhibition a corn staik measuring 1% feet 7 inches. ‘I'he first set of harness'made from leather tanued in the Wahoo tannery was turned out this week. The leatligr was equal to tne best. Farmers in the vicinity ul Wahoo are pleased with the new vanning factory, through which a number cleared $16 per acre from their lands, At Kearney ligntning knocked a hole through the roof of a bavn and smashed a buggy top to splinters. Several horses were near by, but were not iujuped. John Carmichael, a fyrmer living four miles southwest of Cgytland, is not col plaining of a poor crop -He has 275 acres of corn that will ave: Jx.‘gpvtr forty bushels to the acre. A young man and hhmlur at Crete were fooling with a revolver when the “unloaded” weapon went off, the bull glanciog his ribs and entering one of his lungs. Thero are hopes of recovery. The Norfolk Herald has been sheriff sale for $487 to the Farmers Loan ana Trust company of Sioux City. . G. W. Hunt, who has been doing editorial work on the Herala, later purchased the plant. el Piles.of people have pues. our DeWitt's witehhazel salve will cure them. sold at e The Catholle Congr A meeting of the delegates chosen to represent Omaha aud South Omaha in the Catholic congréss, which eouvenes in Chi- cago, September 4, will be held in the Catho- lic Mutual Beuefit association rooms, in Ar- lington block, Satarday evening. The object of the meeting is W organize aud go w Chi- cago in a bedy. ———— Pile of people have pues, but Dewitt's WitehHazel Salve will cure them. DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEEK @eneral Improvement Notioed in All Lines of Trade. INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS RESUMING Brighter Outlook for the Future—Evidence that the Depression in the Husiness World Is Only Temporary—The Week's Fallures. C New Yorg, Aug. 25.—Dun & Co.'s wegkly review says: The improvemont observed last week has become much wmore distinet and general. Muny disasters have been avoided by a more genoral pooling of re- sources and a groater spivit of mutual help- fulness and forebearance. One large stock failuro for several millions was thus pro- vented in Wall street on Thursday. Money on call is more abundant, but there is little relief as vo prospects for mercantile accom- modations. The dificulty of collections and the interruption of exchange are nearly as serious as ovor. The number of industrial establishments resuming bogins to com- pare - fairly with the number stop- ping work. Now York resumptions only show that tho stoppige was roally temporarily, and that the wage controversies have been settled. Of twenty resumptions reported in the icon industcies, most ave of this character, while three failures and thirteen stoppages are reported, besides ten cases of reduction in force or in time. The failure of the work in this branch has been tho cause of the reduction of wages for many thousand hands. Products In Better Demand. Alittle better demand appears for some products, such as wire nails and barbed wire, of which the important producers have boon idlo for nearly two months, but, in general, the consumption has so far decreased that southern. furnaces are offering pig iron at very low figures here, and standard makers in Penunsylvania are l,onwmplnlluu a reduc- tion in pr “The weekly output of Connellsville coke is "r 5% tons, 12,711 ovens being idle and only 422 in oporation. Numerous cancellations 0[ ‘orders have dopressed Inke coppor to 95 cents, nearly the lowest price on record. The shipment of boots and shoes from Bot ton shows a decrease, compared with last year, of 36 per cent for the week and coun- termands still offset new orders at the east. The textilo manufacturers show no im- provement and dispatches mention twenty- four mill: having closed indefinitely, and seven othoers temporarily, one for the first time in fifty years, and'it is also staced that twenty of the largest in Maine have doter- mined to close next week. On the other hand twelve mills, which temporarily closed, have now resume: Sales of wool are about the smallest ever known at this season, amounting last woek at the three chief markets to 1,033,912 Dounds, against 7,164,062 pounds for thesame week last year. The markets during the past week have not been active. It may assist exports in the future that wheat has reached a some- what lower point, 66§ cents being quoted for August delivery, ‘and cotton has also de- clined, wivh more favorable crop reports, to 71y cents. The enormous stocks still depress prices of both products. Wheroe Has the Gold Gone? Though currency 1s at a premium of 1 to 2 per cent, the demand is less than a_week ago. Receipts of gotd from Europe during the past week have been $0,700,000, but the Bank of England has raised its rate to 5 per cent, which is expected to stop further ship- ments of gold to this country, and the Bank of Irance has lost during the past week about $1,600.000. Men ask in vain what has become of the money., Although 832,000,000 gold has been roceived at this port in August, the Now York banks held £3:800,000'Tess specie and $6,400,000 less logal tenders than at the end ofJuly, and the treasury also holds about $1,000,000 less gold and $4,900,000 less legal tenders and has out- standing $6,000,000 more treasury note “The absorption’ of money, 1t is evident, has not yet ceused and credit substitutes in use as yet properly supply its place. But it is well to remember thata mere change in pub- lic sentiment would unlock many millions of money and add enormously to the volume of credits. Though such a change has not yet come, thero is general hope that it may not be long deferred. The failures in the past week number 410 in the United States and twenty-nine in Canada. WAL L STREET FOR A WEEK, vidences that the Spirit of the Market is Steadily Improving. New YOrk, Aug. 25.—Bradstreet's review of the stock market for the week will say While the market was free from positive disturbanco or from any active efforts to de- press values, the early partof the specula- tive week was marked by an apprehensive and nervous state of sentiment. Rumors about the position of some important stock and bond houses were current on Wednes- day, and it was not until the following day that the market was relieved by the an- nouncement that the danger of an important assignment had been averted by the formation of a syndicate which had continued the loans of the endangerod establishment until its securities could be sold with safety. It was also believed that in other instauces houses had been forced to liquidate loans on bonds and stocks which had depreciated and that the selling from such interests has allowed the bear interest to procure stocks and reduce their outstand- ing lines of shorts. The market, relieved om tho fear of more failures, showed on Thursday afternoon an increased disposition to respond to the belief that the financial situation is improving. Considerable attention is give news from Washington, the feeling being that the repeal of the Sherman actis in view, although in view of the possible delays which way be encountered by the repealng measures there 18 little disposition as yet to discount the beneit of such action. “Ihe apparent decrease in the demand for curreocy and the wenkening of the promium wero offset to some extent by the doubling of call loun rates, due to the withdrawal of funds which have been loaned in the Stock hange and which were needed iu connes tion with financial arrangements to check the liquidation, of bond loans. Another un- favorablo factor was tho advance of the Bunk of England rate to b per cent, which is ccepted as notice that there js no disposi- tion there to facilitate any further artiticial drain of specie in- this direction. The de- creased willingness to pay the premiuin re- quired to effect gold imports, and the small and scattering engagements of the week were also not without influence, to the BREADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE, Bettor Outlook in the Businos Jieusons for Rejoreing, New York, Aug. 25.—Bradstreet's state of trade will tomorrow embody the follow- ing: ‘There is reason to believe the tendency toward improvement has extended from the west and northwest to the souti. There are actual increases in sales of staple articles of merchandise reported from New York and Boston at the east, from Chicago, Louisville, St. Louis and Milwaukoe al the west, and from Richmond, Memphis and New Orleans at the south. Still more significant is the information that banks at Cioeinnati, Cleveland, Louisville, Chicago and St. Louis, in the west, are manifesting a disposition 1o extend lines of discount somewhat, while the like is true in a moderate degree at Lattle Rock, Dallas and Galveston iu the southwest. Bearing in the same direction are statements from Buffalo and Duluth that less hoarding of currency is wauifested; in some instauces funds which had been with- held from circulation have been deposited in bauks within the week. The stock and loan markets at New York are much wore cneer- ful in the belief that the repeal of the Sher- man ack is assured. Further relief is afforded by the fact that the dangerof forced liquidation by & large stock and municipal houd house has been averted by a combination formed 0 extend the prices. Currency is wore plentiful and the receipts of national bank notes hul( talken out Ly certain institutions has helped the situa- tlon. The premium for currency is % to 1% per cent, with light demsud. UThere was aspother large declise in World— ¢ events. European stocks of wheat available last week, nearly 9,000,000 bushels, which is ex- coptional, whon the lateness of the season is considered. Exports of wheat from both the United smm and Canada this week aggregate 4,980,000 bushels, as compared with 6,120,000 bushels last week, and 4,008, 000 bushels in the week a year ago. OUSE STATEMENTS, . CLEARING Binghamton, N. ¥, the Only Clty In the United Seates Showing an Inereace. New Yomk, Aug. 25.—The follow- ing is Bradstreet's weokly clearing tablo, with percontages of increase or decrease, as compared with the corresponding week in 1892: ciTiEs, CLEARINGS, --aseazou) AR HEHETH St Louis 144834901 n Francisco 0.305, Baltimore 11.700,43 Plutabury Ridas1 ] cinelunat . et a00) Kansan Olty. 111010000 pagd e New Orlans. Miuneapolis. BuMaio...... . Dotroit. Milwanked St Panl.. L Indianapolis.. ..\ Columbus, O. Houston...... Memohia, Richnond Hartford...... Portland, Ore. Washiugior Peoria.... Savannah. Duluth... Rochust Atlanta... Now H Springiel Worcester Portland, Mo Fort Worth Seattle, Slonx Ciiy. M. . Loxinsion, Ky Now Bodfond.. Topalki Bing Jacksonvillo, Fi Emporia, Kan. Fall River. Sioux Falis. Akron., Sprineticld, Hay City Hastings, Chattanooga.. .. Canton, 0., Fremont. Neb. .| Galveston. ... 0. Total United St Outsid York. Dominion Montreal ... Toronta Halifax. .. amilton Total... Piies of people auve pres, ouy De Witt's ‘Witch Hazel Salve willeura than e Leuvenmark dives, Courtland tonight. e FOR SWEET CHARITY. Woodmen Will Give a Plenlo at Courtiand Beach Today. The big picnic of the Woodmen of the World will be held av Courtiand beach to- day. There are soveral things about this event that call for the attendance and support of the citizens of Omaha. In the first place, & program has been ar- ranged that will prove attractive in the ex- treme. Leuvenmark will make u few nigh dives, there will be the balloon ascensions, the wrial performances by the Bicketts, a musical progeam prepared by the Woodmen and addresses by some of the leading orators of Omaha. Then there is the fesature of charity, for whose sweet sako the picnic was planned. The entire proceeds of receipts from thosale of tickets wiil be donated to the Creche and the Women’s Christian association. These vwo institutions are deserving of all the help that can be secured for them, and the Wood- men are very anxious to have the treasurics of the associauons replenished from the proceeds of the picnic and the day's euter- tainment. There are about 1,000 Woodmen in the city and all of them will be there, and eve man of them has tickets to sell for the day’s The program will be an interesting one and the object worthy enough to give the beach an attendance that will throw the Fourth of July crowd nto insiguificance. L Chicago Beach Hotel. Four blocks from the World’s fair; offers superior accommodations at popular prices— $4.00 per diy and upwards, according to, lo- cation, American plan. Rooms also on the European plan; will be kept in the same hib- eral manner as heretofore. WARREN F. LELAND, Manager. e e Leuvenmark dives, Courtland tonight. B Toys and Girls Home, On next Tuesday at 4 o'clock in the Young Men’s Christian association building thers will be a meeting of the Boys and Girls Home association. All the members of the association and those interested in finding homes for homeless and dependent children are requested to meet with the officers and i trustees. There has been an unusual num- ber recently demaf®ling the care of the asso- ciation. During the last three wecks fifteen children needed attention. This is one f the most urgent flelds for cnaritable workers. Volunteer services can bo util- 1zed, and gifts for the prosecution of the pressing work ave needed. It is hoped that many who feel interested in helping de- pendent boys and girls will be present at this meeting, that we muy relieve the cases as necessury. " vy A Bad Case ot Flux Cured. GerorGeviLLe, Cabarrus Co., N. C.—Mr. Allen Blockwillder had sent after the doe- tor, put he was noi at home, having been called off on some other case, The man who came for the doctor said that Mr. Block- willder was very sick, that he was pussing blood ana yomiting. Wegave him a smail bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhwa Remedy, and told him to o back and tell Mr. B, to try it. After using three- quarters of the medicine he was well, WiDENHOUSE & SUINN. Messrs. Wiaenhouse & Shinu are promi- nent merchants and are widely kuown in that part of the state. Their statement can ve relied upon. —————— Curly" and Cory. nk Miller was arrested by Oficer Cory as o suspiclous character last might. It is believed that he was implicated in highway robbery of James Cameron. Later on the fellow was identified by the police as a pal of *Curly” Miller, an all-areund crook and sneal thief, who turned many & trick in Omaha in past years, and who is an expert till tapper. When Miller was arrested a companion, who was with bim, disappeared. Oficer Cory did uot kuow him, but from a description of the man it turus out to be the old original “Curly" hlmself, und he wade his escape. OMcors were put ou his trail last night in hoves of landing him in the judicial net. Lo Intense Pain WoobLAND, Northampton (0., N. (! | colved a samplo bottlo of Chininbes Colie, Cnolera apd Diarrhaa gave Dr. Brown, D.D, ot have any more ou 3uimo bot tle cured two more cas All these cases were suffering intense pain. T'his medicine gave them yelief alinost instantly. C. H. Gaurris, e - Buillding Fermits, Building permits 1o the amount of & were issued yesterday by tne lInspector of bulldiugs. A Balloou tonight at Courtland beach. L T DRUGS FOR THE COUNTY POOR Froo Modicine for the Deserving Indigent of This Connty, WILL RE-ESTABLISH THE PHARMACY Commissioners Decldo to Oper Up a Drag and Grocery Store to Sapply the Wants of the Siek and Hungry Depondents, The county commissionors have decided to re-establish tho county pharmacy, which was abandoned a couple of years ago, and again takea hand in dealing out ¢rugs to the paupers and tha poor of the county, though this time the drug shop will be run upon a different plan than herotoforo, In the good old days when the county was in the drug business, the pharmacy took on many of tho characteristies of a well kept and high tonod saloon. Then some of tha county ofticials and the employes of the court house had their private bottles in the pharmacy, and it has been often said that the county pald for a large portwon of tho high priced liquor deunk about the promises and that upen the books of 'the druggist furnishing the supplies the article was charged as pills, tinctures and extracts, Whother or not this is true has_never been known to a certainty, but color is given to the statement by the fact that as soon as tho presont reforim administration twolk up the reins of government the pharmacy was aban- doned, and in taking account of the old stock on hana, enough empty jugs were found to fill an mdln'\ly freight car and the pe- culiarity about the whole business was that oach individual jug bore the label, “Spirits fermenti,"” and that there was no record to show that the county had ever used any- thing like that quantity of the fire water. New System Propnsed. Now itis proposed to conduct the phar- macy upon an entirely different plan, and from the moment of its establishment lush- ing will not be tolerated, nor wiil wines ana liquors be kept for anything except purely medicinal purposes, to be dealt out upon the orders of the county physician. With refer- ence to the stock of common drugs, it is not the intention to put in a full and complete stock, such as tho pharmacy formeriy contained, as the members of the present board gre of the opinion that that would lead to a renewal of the old abuses that prevailed during the years that havo passed away, but this timo the county physi- cian will be called upon to concoct mixtures which will cure colic, headaches and other ordinary ailments. Theso mixtures will bo kept inlarge vessels, and will bo prescribed by the county agentor his assistant. The The head physician will have his offico in the room, and if tho mixtures on hand should not happen to fit the particular case, he will be authorized to preseribe and send the patient to the druggist who may happen 10 have secured the preseription contract. Fortuno Fritterod Away. During the past fow weeks the commis- signers have given this drug question some serious consideration, and by making esti- mates they have arrived at tho conclusion that duriag the past two years, the timo during which they have boen farming tho drug contract out the county has pad $10,- 000 for less than 81,500 worth of drugs. This difference, they aver, would have been saved to the county if the pharmacy had been in operation and had been run upon business principle: The re-establishment of the pharmacy is not the only venture in which the commis- sioners will embark, for they have decided to put in and carry a complote stock of grocerios, instead of giving the county charges orders upon the retailers of thecity. ‘Tho “cause of this movement is due to tho fact that for many months the people who have received alms from the county have been the victims of unscrupulous grocers with whom they have dealt. ‘Lhe large dealers of the city have always failed and refused to bid on the furnishing of groceries to the outside poor and s a natural consequence the contracts have gone to the small dealers in the suburbs and a few of the light weight dealers in the heart of the city. Scnles Short on Welght. Almost ever since the system has been in operation there have been complaints to the effect that whilo the county's orders have boen honored, the amounts have basen short and the prices charged have been much higher than to private customers, notwithstunding the fact that the county has paid these bills every thirty days. During the pust few months sevoral instances h. come to light whero the contracting ~ grocers = have not only short-weighted the county charge: but have charged 10 ana cven per cent more for their goods than when dealing with pri narties. In view of all thy amstances the commissioners have decided to cut tho retailers d and do their own dispensing of charities, To ac- complish this they will fiv up a store room in the basement of the court house, in which they will keep the stock of flour, cured meats, sugar, tea, coffec and other heavy groceries. This department will be under the supervision of the county agent and the committee on outside chariti The connty agent will be given a clerk, whose only duties will be to furnish such supplies as’ are recomimended by his chief, or the chairman of the charity com- mittes In speaking of the grocery matter yester. day morning, both Chairman Stenberg and Commissioner Williams said thatin theiropi- nion the plan would save the county several thousand dollars during tho coming winter. They knew that they would save the profits of the middleman, as the county could buy as cheaply as any retailer in the city, ana besides that, both the poor and the county could got the full amount without any over- charge or short weight, e Cook's Tmperial Extra Dry and extra quality. Dry, pungent, emits de. licious aromu and has lovely boquet. - Reeves and Palmer's Cosmopolitan com. pany will appear at the Farnam Street thea- ter for one weck commencing tomorrow. This company comprises ominent artists from all parts of the world and each act is & disvinct novelty. Among the entertainers may be mentioned Press Eldridge, the popu- comedian and author of **After the Fair;" Rouclere, the equilibrist and fug. gler: Mildred, the beautiful exponent of nsychopotisu and a mind reador of extraor. dinary power; the La Koso brothers, sensa. tional acrobats and originators of feats here. considered impossible; Prof. Abt,wha bring the World’s fair to your doors, illustrating all the interesting and lusteact: ive featares in his series of dissolving views Mary Stuart, eccentric comedy queen; John H. Macg, the “Paganini of the banjo;" Murphy and Mack, the finished skétch artists and clover dancers and singers; the three Seymours, in 4 unique comody orea- tion, this being their first appearance in this country, and Drummond and Stahle ‘tho musical blacksmiths.” A number of other strong speciaity acts complete the show (George Francis Train, the eccentric gonius, who is kuown the world over as possessing one of the brightest minds of anyiving is coming to Omahin—the city which he says he is guiding the destinies of—and on Mon- day evening next ho will deliver ono of his chiracteristic lectiros at. Boyd's theater. The topics will embrace the hving issues of the times, including M. Train's fuimous solu- tion of the silver problem, and his schome for taking 5,000 of Omaha's sehool ehildren to the Worlt's fair. This, ho says, is the one philanghropic idea thut is oceupying bis attention at the preseatl time, aud he feels cortain that before the month of September passes it will be an accomplished fact. As is usual with Mr. Train, ho holds conversa- tions with his suditors and answers all man. ner of questions for thea. Lovvenmark dives, Courtiand tonight, T DiED, . Awialia Ulrica, aged 39 yoars, beloved Wifo of Gustat August Tierg, AUgust 26, 1608, Funeral Sunday sftornoon, August 27, at § o'elock, from family residence, 8027 Bury gureut. " Luteriaout a¢ ¥orest Lawn. Friends PRI