Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 9, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1893. SPECIAL _NOTICES. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD ONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE Continued Continued. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUM will bo taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 8:30 p. m. for the moriing awa Sunday editions, Adveriisers, by requestinge A nombered check, SAn have their amswers addressed 10 a4 nambered fetter in earo of THE MER. Answers #o addressed will be deli verad npon presentation of the eheck. —_— SITUATIONS - WANTED. Rates 134c n word first fnwertion, 1 a word there- after. Nothing taken for less than 25c. —BOYLES & BABD, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG.. ~WANTED. POSITION BY A GOOD BUSINESS man, with ten_years_experience In_grain and lumber: referencss given. Address, B. 0. Box 106, Creston, Neb, A TAsHING 'AND TRONING AT HOME OR GO out. B418 Jones atreet. MH57 10 WANTED, PLACE FOR GIRL OF 16 TO work for board while attending school ln.l7 Dumings steect Ms04 9 EXPERI- references, MEG6 11° ATUATION WANTED colored conehman; 30 Sonth 241h Ave. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN (SCANDINAV- 1an) in store or any 7“""' of \mnIIA';‘I‘n lh{, A8 Dookkeeping. Refernces. Address P 63, llll|.l 18 bookkeeping, e Ciaes o ny wood “WANTED-MALE HELP. Raten 13e a word firat insertion. len word thero- fler. Nothing taken for lows thin 25c. 3 D SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO handic the Patent, Chemical Tnk Eraser Pencl 1o mont ukerul and novel fnvention of the weo. rancn o otoughy e vwo amosnie: Works K6 © 200 10 500 pereent proft. Age 0 por week, We alno take chargo of territory and Arare chanco 1o maks mor and % wpeeimen of erasing. Co., X 6, L Crosse, Wis. noit Aub Agents. Write for torms Monroe Erasing ¥tg. B85, CLASS DO YOU WANT TO 1 walesman wih TINDUSTRIOUS, CAPABLE 3 offic> for rellablo com- pany. alary and fnt Firnish references ana i Slock Exeh. bld.. Chicago, I‘—\VANTED ME! TO DIG WELLS NEAR Counell Bluffa tn Pottawattamie county and take pay part in cash and part in horses. Apply to Leonard Everctt, Counell Bluffs, In. M794-11 FoNICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD 4 the Wobstor, 616 and 518 N.10m ot 0 {—ROOMS WITH BOARD AT MR. CHURCH- 111’8, 1812 Chicago. M9 0* FoRooms awp 1810 CHICAGO streot, [, EANDSOME ROOMS, furnished, with board. The Frefzer. 116 N. 2811 Atroet. 12 18 i CELY FURNISHED ROOMS, VERY PL ant, homie table, molerate rates. 1924 Farnam 209 13° . WITH OR WITHOUT 9108, 25th Ave, Ri7-100 ROOMS, WITH BOARD. Davenport St £72-10° —— FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS Raten, 1¢c & word firat lnsertion, 1o a word there- after. Kothing ken for 1ess than 256, ROARD, FURNISHED OR _UN- |7, FURNISHED TROOM: board, very rensonanlo, ONT ROOMS 608 N_I3TH §T. IS8 R HOUSEREEPING TO and wite, no children, hydra . Tih. (12, ,OR 3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED. ¥ Leavenworth st. 819 (1 1609 tos, 10¢ A 1 month. Nothing FOR RENT, THE {-STORY BRICK BUTLDING. 16 Farnam sl The i nt b t, comp w 11 Ul Ho0r, gas, ote. of Tho Bev, [ FOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE ON G Hoor at 1702 Faro:an streot. 1 OFFICES CHEAP. WITHNELL BLOCK. 15TH and Harney. M3118 19 WE HAVE SPACE TO LET FOR DESK ROOM to some -desirablo parly. Call or addross, Wyckoll, Seamnns & Benedict, 1712 Farnam street, Oinaha, Neb, 546 ], FOR RENT: STORE AND BASEMENT AT 410 South 11th streot; store, 1406,1414 and 1116 Capitol avenue. A J. Poppleion, room 314, First Natlonal bank bulidin. M747 9 BRICK BTORE WITH FIXTURES, 1470 16th, " Inquiro Gust Hamil, 1613 Doreis B WANTED, TRAVELING CESMEN TO landle new Columbian novelty as side line: no fake: Send "~ 10 m~||l,n 'gi": o La Sallo e M786 10* A REGISTERED my drug store, Must come expocted. Ad- Ma61 11 Y01 PAYVING JOB WRITE Co., Milwunkoes, Wis. big_indueenion Noy WA BulFgou wax the Hawks Nursel BaA GENrLE )F GOOD ADDR dent of tiis city, can_obtain T ploymient by appiying Room ik buflding between 10 o, STORE ROOM 22X00, INTH AND ‘s ave, sultable for grocory or feed chuap. and will take rent out in trado. In- aulre 1518 Farnam. 579 10 ~CHEAP, PART OF CORRUGATED IRON warchouse on Burlington track, noar U, P. d Addross P 05, Hoe. Ratos, 10c a 1ine each insertion, $1 50 line per month. ' Nothing taken for less thin J i WANTED, LADIES AND high grade vork; ve offered;” on ass pople wanted. Add Chicago Life Size Portrait Co., 106 Wabash Chicago. MEN TO TRAVEL. $50 TO 100 Stone & Wellington. Madison. Wis B D RETATL CLOTHING ‘man, ool Nobras £ool alary for right mian Address The Boston, H B YaAnTen i roliable firm 10 sell a spleodid line of lubri- cating olls, greases and ties, either exclu- aniifacturing and ade In Nebraska. Address Lock Box 36, E," Claveland, O. MR89 11 WANTED, ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC men and women ' pecmanent work. 00 A week gua Goods K 89, Box 331 SALES- MEDE 10% Al MS87 9% FOR THE PERFECT oking mat i A new culi ele to be used for preparini the most | A positive guarani ainst burning food of an; iind. Soon pags for itaelf in the saving of granit and tnware. Millions of them will be sold 1 this country alone. Two to four can be sold in_ever, family, The agent who does not taj it opportunity .of a life tim are now averagh DOBLpAI. 010 60 Aules a day by mai anufacturers, N ents. W, H. Keraan & Co., poleon, 0., and St. Lo 2 WANTED—TO RENT. Rates, 10¢ a line each insertion, $1 month. Nothing taken for less than —DESK ROOM IN FRONT WINDOW OF on 16th stre n Douglas and Chi- Address P B43 11* 0a lne per . - W ANTHONY LOAX ANDTRUST CO. 318 N. V. Lfe, lon: rates for eholce seeurity on Neoraskn and fow fArms or Omaha ¢ty property. Ratos, Tijo a word néf’ inaortion, 1o A word thereafier. " Nothing takan fr 1033 thin 280, BROWN FONY. “K° ON THFT SIDR HEAD, "W left shouler. siWddress 4605 Coming stroot, M814 9 VW NONEY O LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. The O, F. Davis Co.. 1505 Farnam street. 001 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWRST RATES ON {mproved and inimproved Omaha real eatate,1 103 years, Fidelity Trast Co., 1702 Farnam. 002 W MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES. Apply 1o W. B. Meikio, First National Bk bid. W %50000 TO $1.600.00 TO LOAN 1 7T0 3 years on improved_Omaha real estate or farm E. C 08 Sheely blflcl," lands. Garvin & Co. MONALY 10 LOAN— CHATTELS. “Rates, 106 a line each insertion, $1.50 a line por month. - Nothing taken for loas than #5c. We will loan you ANY SUM you wish on your | FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ' WAREHOUSE IRECEIPTS, atc i We give promipt attention to all applications, i and will carry your loan 18 long a8 you wish. You can reduee the cost of carrying your loan Ayment at any time. There 1810 publicity i or removal of property FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER CO., Room 4, Withnell block, 600 Cor. 15th and Harocy sts. KIND OF SE- Harrls, room 07 X NY. Acurliy’ sttty conidential. A. . 1 Continental block. X MONEY TO LOAN We will loun you sny sum which yon wish, lowost possible rates, I the . and for any length of Ume 10 Buit you. You ean pay it back in such fustall- ments a8 you wish, when you wish. and only pay for it ad 1ong as you keepit. You can borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE REGEIPTS, MERCHANDISE R ANY OTHER SECURITY, Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 303 SOUTH 10TH STREET, first 00T Above the st THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR~ ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. \ small or large aniekest possit BUSINESS CHANCES, Rates, 10¢ a line each fnsertion. $1.50 a line per month, ' Nothing taken for less than 25e. Y CHANCES, BOX 874, SHENANDOA, Y PEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN o for Agency. —WANTED—GOOD ENERGETIC PHYSIGIAN Addiess Lock Box 71, Bertrand, Neb. 414 —FOR SALE OR RENT THE STOELTING 11 Prosser, Adams Co., Neb. A 3 Hastings, Nob. ARTNER, BITHER SILENT OR l, to carry grain in Central Ne- cheap. Good prospect 1o doublo . Capneity for fifty thousaud bushels. Ad- . 0 44, Bee. 30 G 1 IN THIS 415w EST PAYING MEAT MARKET ity for sale oF rent.Call at 2502 Blgndo stroet ()N, 19th, RETWERN HOWARD AND JACKSON. Tady's gold iteh and Ghatn, Liberal reward for return to Wright & Laskhey, 10th and Howard. Br.Abi( POCKETBOOK LOST, WITH #1500 IN, on Pacific aireel enr. - Rgyward for retum io o SHORTHAND ANDTYPEWRITING, Tatos, 106 & 11ne each nsertion. $1,50 & 16 por month. Nothing taken for less than 26e. OUNG LADIBES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOON acauire s working knowledeo of shorthand and typewriting at A, C. Van Sant's school of short- hand, 513 N. Y. Life Typewriwrs to rent. 6 "[HEBEST PLACE 10 LEARN SHORTHAND typewriting 18 at the Omaha Commercin colluge, Write Rohrbough Omuhi, Neb. Bros. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. Raton, 110 o word firsl insert after.” Nothing taken for leas JOR RENT. §-ROOM DETACHED FURNISHED house: modern Improvements: nelghborhood Hanscom Park: porfect jom of # home: rent for term of yoars, or will seil furniture, on thme if_de- sired. ftent $05.00 por month. " Address b 30, Do, —_—m o 'DRESSMAKING. Rates, 106 1 1ino each fnserton, $1.060 4 lue per month. ' Nothing taken for less than . [INGAGEME DRESSMAKING IN INGAGEMENTS TO DO, tmilio sollcited. Miuw Sturdy, 4218 Nicholns atr [NGAGEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN fanilies sollclied. ” 2021 Califorain giraot. WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS A word firat nsort ng taken fOr loss th F['HOSE WISHING TO VISIT THE WORLD'S FAIR at Chicago can find neatly furnished rooms it 1 4511 wtreet, near Grand Boulevard, at b0e to #1.00 per dayi convenlent to elsvated R. R.and Cottige Grove avenue cable ears, 669 081 Rates, after. Notl MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES, Tates, 100 a iine oach insert N jor month. Nothing taken for G LLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TRACHER, Sallfornia street. 014 TLEMAN WILL GIVE LESSONS aniniar and conversi- erman phraseology o speclality. Address P 60 Bee. 874 9% SECOND-EAND TYPEWRITERS, “Rates, 100 o line month. Nothing YLES & BARB, 611 Ty the langest liue t, all makes, 25 10 leading machines. “Tel. 5 ach_insertion, § on 1O less thin EW YORK LIFE BLDG, ype_wriiera i’ the ‘cent saved on all 50 o Uue per BUSINESS OPENING FOR A FIRST OLAS buteber shop, location good; libéral indu ments offered 10 Tight party.. Apply ut 600 8, 13th streot 087 '8 —WANTED, THE UNDERSIGNED, OWING TO 111 health, wish to sell their hardwara stoek, 10- cated at o thr Towa; a good p: the right part ying busiiess ‘Address P 41, care Bee, 771 10¢ WANTED, TO LEASE, ELEVATOR IN astern Nebraska, or western Towa, whero there 18 1 z00d corn crop, Address P. O. Box 10i Creston, Neb. M624 1 ’wamsl\nm,(mon AYING DRUG STORE. ddress P18, care B MiTO WANTED—¥EMALEL HELP, Ratos, 1e s wond firat Insortion, 1o o word thero- after. Noth! taken for less than 2be. j{~—\VAlTTED. Y /E PLACE OR IMME a by two young Indles, four or five te viciuity. unfurnished rooms, o small cottago or' Address P 57, —BEST OF WAGES TO COMPETENT COOK Land Taundress.” Mrs. John M. Thuraton, 2408 Farnam, 770 “LADY OOOK FOR RESTAURANT, SHORT Jorder; also, dining-room girl. Apply 610 S. h st., upstairs. BOS B* (OGIBL ¥OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. FAM- Aly of thrae, must b able to cook. Apply 1112 South 81at strac M816 10 flat; references. WANTED ASSOON AFTER SEPT 16TH AS posaible to rent house in west part of city con- veulent to Faruam_ st car line, 6 or 7 rooms, mod- ern with stable. Good tenaut, no_ children, will make lease If wanted, Address P 61 Boe. WANTED, FOUR NICE ROON rally located, in private family or jonse, Suitablo for Bt Tousexceptng. WANTED, GOOD GIRL ¥OR_GENERAL Cl usework in family of three, 1185 South 20th atrent. M563 10% o e - e 1-WANTED. A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; wages #4.00 per week, Inquire at 316 N, 418t stroet. MKG2 10° BTORAGE, 10c a line each {nsertion, $1.50 & line Nothing taken for less than ver Y, FOR SALE, ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A o profitable manufacturing business KL"K;XAHJL Go. 9 —FOR SALE OR TRADE, WELL ESTAD- lished drug store, doing good business, Address P 53, Boe. 845-10° Y B, A “DROP A NICKEL IN THE liiie for selling cigars. Will ~sell ahap, 0 moro use almost ne 3.'N. ol ury, Neb. i —BAKERY } A 5,000 i B, CHEAP, IN TOWN OF v one ofher bakery in town, Add: e —FOR SALE, A MEGO 9* FINE GROCERY DOING A ood business in good location £1.200.00; part cash; sickness re will fnvolce g X reagon for selling. Western Chemical Co., 313 South 13th St. M558 100 VILLIAMSSCROSS,1214 IlAR‘l’E; N—COMPETENT GERMAN OR BOHEMIAN ~cook in small family. 1824 Wirt nlrl-i-‘l).qn s FOR SPECTAL Call roont ), LADY SOLIC ¥ (o competent WANTE I 400, FOR RENT—HOUSES. Rates, 10e 1 Tino h ertion, $1.50 a line per month. Nething ) for loss thin 26e. TORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD _GOODS, clean and cheap rates. . Wells, 1111 ¥ | WANTED~A0 BUY. —FOR RENT, A BAKERY SHOP,OLD STAND No. 016 Nortli 16th strect. Apply to Jos, Red- Jian, NS FOR EXCHANGE. Ratos, 100 line cach tnsertion, $1.50 a lne por month. ' Nothiug taken for 1ess than 25. Rates, 1ic a word first insortion, 1o after. Nothing taken for less th WILL BUY 60 TO 100 bank atoek 1t it can 7, Bee. word there- SHARES OMAHA bo i chiap. Addrosn Douses I UL PART: e 0. F. Davis company. 15 i} AND EROON APATTM block, with su T)LFOR RENT. KON MODEGN. Dy uibeid oo 1504 Dt I00M COTTAGE, MODRRN. Stanford Cireto. .8, B attor P& RooN HioUsE: uens, rent moders CHOICE, IN 4 Bao bldg. 510 MODERN. NEAR BUSI- Apply 204 Bee bullding 5090 "T)-0:ROOM CGTTAGE. ALSO 4 OR § UMFUR- D) PO Moy Deucifal 1w, o wshido, N. . il Misinl wiroets a1 i LIST YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY WITH D3 Wentiall, 507 Hrown Bid. Stores, flats an Cottagen wite M741-02 .fi FOR RENT, HOUSE IN GOOD REPALR. 708 North 15th sthoct T).- 1ot T ABOUT S1 112 South OUTH 201H 16th " M778 110 iy st. Inquive Gusi i - WANTED, 2 OND-HAND CALDRONS with fur 5 to 100 gallons cach cling Becretary Asso sireet. M3 9% ~GOOD HORSE MILK DEL wagon. Address P 51, Dec. M WANTED, NEAR FARNAM CAR LIN: om - modern house, worth $1,000. £5.000.00, payments 10 bé made “us follows: 10 $125.00 10 $150 00 qui . Ames, 1617 MK 11 T3e a word thing taken O)Foit RN OF SATE 11 right play Inquire room 30: bank butlaing, A, ous used thie Can be seen fro T MAKE UP- ¥irst Natlonal FULL OF NEW FURNITURE 5ilis; must be 8old in_ threoe da 2106 p. m. 1817 Jackson stroet. MR 9* e O FORBALE—HORSKS, WAGONS, 5TC Rates, e o word first insortion, 1oa word thore- ufter. Nothing taken for less th s P-FOR SALE CHEAP, A Inquire at 1114 Cumbie s e, 1225 N. 2001 Koy nextdoor north, > MN10 99 ])—tl(»m{mfl':\flf’u’mm SIX-ROON COT- Ron D. 210 CASS D. MODELN SIX Firat clivss ropit o tenant Apply to B. A, Northuy i) 10-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN CONVE Loncos. G211 Bt 1t st : i) PLEASANT, b Bt ELGHT- ROOM barn, 2611 Plurce B2l ATH - 7 rooms, brick th street MEDG 110 D, 10-ROOM HOUSE, 1 et door or at 1315 Fa DODGE, INQUIRE 7K 10 1 “MODERN §-ROONM HOUSE NEAR HIGH oot 3P, Tharton, 2014 Cabitol v o FOR RENT- FURNISHeD ROOMS Titen. lge b, Bot g Bcon for Lons & M WITH {ou, Te aword ¢ ALCOVE, SOUTH raoiizs: with or withoist boanl 0 ) ROOMS #01 GENTLE- 14 201l stk NICRLY U without hoant. Cal o NIgELY sUBNISHED 0oMs Yaive bhocks of posiofics. 2107 Douglas Mavd 19 WITHIN N ROOM. 545 00 D ROOM WITI 1 11 Faruin FOR L¥ * whatlow . anin stroot E “TUR Yleht Tioisckicping Addfows P42 ONT LOOM N nodern Cony enleues. - S FOR comven e, MxS1 11 FURNISHED ROOMS AnD HOA ¥ P AND 211N 20TH 8T, Modera FFODNG WOMEN 5 1LOM WA S CLin L dsseciation, 131 8. 114 FRONT KOON, WiTH ALUOYVE 2108, 201k . [ )-FOR SALE, quire at 123 N’ | D SALE CHEAP CHEAP, BAT 0D HORSE IN- P-FORSALE CHE GOOD FOR saddle or buggy. Inguire 442 Soith 24th Ave. after, a’ FOI SA Wick & I Everything b Nothing ta A REGULATION SIZE BRUNS- billland wble, rack cues aud balls, tirst-class shape. Address N 24, M0, HEAP, LARGE FIRE AND BURG- i ulso wmall fireproof safe. In- quire at 111 Mids () PRICK INE AND LUMBER FOR SALE chicap af Tzird stroet sehool, between 19th and 20th. P 8, Balen. M55 124 . ICE IN CAR LOTS. b bioek, Couneil Bluilk. ——e MI3CILLAN :OUS, t, Jr i and CLAIRVOYANTS, 7/—1 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS Jand Dakota. WAl sell cheap or exchauge for mdse., horees snd cattle. Add. box 70, Franktort lnd [ WILL Z-SLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE, take real estate, money. Box 205, Fra S BLOCK, GOOD TOWN n sk, for Stock mdss. 106, Croston, Neb. 785000 STOCK GENERAT ifor %3,500 ¢ a Point, N - T0 TRADE, CLEAL WESTERN NEBR /Nan 1 for ot property. _Address MTHO 110 7 “IMPROVED LAND IN SANBORN AND JER- fuuid counties, South Daicota, will for mer Add P. 48, Be M 1 MERCHAN Box T8Y, Box 585, Sehuyle: chaudise, CLEAR L Libfeycle. Benawa & Co. T7-WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR A SAFE Jand o No. 3 Natlonal cash reglster? Addross P 4, Boe, MES5 10° /PO EXCHANGE LAND FOR MERCHANDISE, zood Timperial 1ot for beyele or clgars, Box 4, Imperial, Chase county, Neb. BRG1 9 Ratos, 10 1 lino each nsertion, $1 month, Nothing taken for leas th F.\um LANDS, C. ¥, HARRISON, 912 N Ve BARGAINS 2 or trade. F. K. Darl WHY NOT INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN A nice home? Tam offering 4 good G-room house alf icre 1ot for half their value, This 18 & Jolu W. lioblus, owiier, 340 Lioe Bl and Suap. JrOR SAL i00d furms that re for land fn cultt Also, Farms that rent for share of crop. Price $5.00 to #1500 per acro, Also, Good unimproved land at $3.00 to $12.00 per acre. “Terms 1-5 cash, balance in annual payments. 7 per cont {nteredt. tbeal commission given agonts. D. Hayes, No.819 1-2 South 15th strect, Omala, Nob 4 A SNAP IR SOLD THIS WEEK #2100 WILL buy 10'neres (10t 6, Pearson's sub div) & Waat oLk O; Adialatui lund wolls 4t ¥300 per ore. Address H. 1t Miller, Oakland, Nob. 72 100 UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMEKS Ratos. 10¢ o 1in month. Nothing O BAKER T ach insertion, en for less than 24 LY WITH JOH SRith M. O, Maul).und $16th s, Tel. 680, a line per Rates, 1o a word first insertion, 1 ‘ter. Nothing takeu {or lesy than Tf{fii:x UP, BAY PONY. WHITE SPOT IN face. John ‘Nelson, Roke Hill addition. Military road, three miles ont. S 2-9-10) word there- - PAWNBROKERS, Rates, 10¢ 8 line cach Inacetion, $1 mouth. Nothing tiken f05 ks J . SONNENGERG, DIAMOND +Douglus at. Lonrs moires v dia 01d wold and silver bo BROKER, ete. Rates, 14e a word first insertion, 16 A word there- after Nothime taken:for 1ess thah 25c. INEW, & SECOND IAND SCALES. ALL KINDS. Address Borden & Selleck Co., Lako 8 Chicago. [ THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on rocord Soptember 8, 893: WARRANTY DEEDS. DE Bond and_wife to ¢ H Davis, lot 16, block 5, Orchard 11111; w %" lot, 24; block 1, Stavens' Placc... 8 2,000 S L Snyder to Faunic Freoduian, 1ot 8, Dlock b, AIrIRHUS ANieX. ot cr:.r 100 South Ouiaha Lind company to #iiz Borghoff, lot ‘14, blockc 146, South Omuha.. veese cess . AN Rednian and husband 't St Kyhl, 110K n 1w 8w 3216013 e Thomas Hufferman and wite to’ ¢ ii Pottlt, lot 13, biock 2, Linwood park oo - cessasssse 875 Holon Nyiiin 6”0 7 Poterson, Tob 2, lock 3, Portland Pluco. .r.rr. ... 8,800 Jolin Carmody and wife to A L Reed, fnts 4 il 5. blocics,” Dwight & 1y n 1's add aiese serneay sese E W Patriek nd Wife' 1o Mérehanis bank of 1 lots 1 to 26, block 86, Du Same to United States Trast compa of Kansas City, lots 18 to 24, bloe 675 600 1,500 18,000 7,000 Total amount of transfers..........3 26,950 WHEN YOU CO ABROAD TAKE AMERICAN EXPRESS 00'S Traveler's Checks. Sale economical and avaliable at over 20,000 piaces In Europe, Asta, Atrios, and the nited Stutes. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leaves CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q. Omaha Depot 10th and Mason .Chicagh Vestibul “1.Chleagh Expre p i ‘Chicago Express, 7.17 pm |2 Chileago & Towa Local.. BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER.| Depot 10th anit Mason St Denver Express......... ‘Deadwood Express. ... ! r EXDreas. ... citl (Exeept Sin).. I Local (Except Sun). K. 1 & PACIFIC, 3 the Busi.] _|Unton Depot 10th & Marey Sts. e Expross usk State Lanited Night Ex rld's Fair, CHICAGO, 1. T & PACIFIO, Inion Depot 101 & M Toxivn BAPOSNS ... 1 Nobraska St Lt World's FaLimitod Arrives Omaha £.00am 950 am To0um| 0am /10 pm [JOR SALE=100 ACRES OF SPLENDID FARM- fug land about 16 ‘miles east of O miles east of Council Blufs; we ship 76, rango 42; take u sinall proport 1 s’ time, Bl ‘;fifl'uuvm: FARMS FOR SALI Oland; good erops; Jolniug 10w, Stockhaiil, Nob, Rates, 100 3 Tme cach Tuscrtion. §1 e Nothing takun £or loss tian NANNIE V. WARLEN, ¢ rellablo busiicss uiedfun, 04 Nae per ATRVOVA 3th yearat 119 N 16th! 508 Rates, 100 lae cich Luscrtion. 1,50 e per month. ' Nothuug taken for lows than 250, ALSON, 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, 3D BULPE UL nd M0 1 HEAT ER M) 2 STOWE, MAGN 4 block P MADAME SNITIT Roou . Mansie. sl phur: e At WY D PERSOFAL. e 1 1 Nothtug U MASSAGE TREATMENT, B pua] Lt il abe Mt brgbmnent. ) and whiropod{at Mis. Post 3104 8. 1600, Wil MONLY 40 LUA v~ 5=84 rBTATE, TKates 10e 31 al Tine por woth, ot " Rates, cach fusertlon. §1.50 4 1 per ot i, # tuken dor 4 2o NIMPROVED PrOPArTY. 45,000 Al UDWARLS, 3 10 t1kg D aent; a0 delays. . iz Saith & Co.1 820 Farian - i S:OURITILS FOR SAL Rates, 10¢ 4 Lino cach losertion 0 month. Nothing taken for loss th R CENT MOR Nolutely sate 1617 Faruam. il GRADE OMAHA CITY lling piircha of fron $100 up for salo by Globe Lo 160th & Dodge, Omahia, Partion WE OWN. BY w0l one f thie best proj in elognt shapo, 147 complety (Lo hot 00000), a8 s price Tow enogh i s au favesunent 1015 tho best property i Omaha for the money k1t over inslde wnd out. * Inspoet 1t eloscly: 1 1 b nold it i groat sacriiico. "Tals bs an oppor- {your iifo Lo gl oue of tho wost beadt L lencen In Omaha for loss than 50 per eont of i W Wil ahow you thls proparty with pleasire GLOBE LOAN & {RUST 00\ 1600l Dodge stroets. SO e o Mivi [0, SMALL OR TARGE INVESTORS, SOME very ehiolée securitien dre offercd at an atiract fvo discount. Bouds, Warrant. OECS, Bl absolutely gilt cdged. lnquire of John Dile. eom: werelal bicke N. Y. Lite. 453 821 OR SALE-SOME GOOD $300.00 FIKSE MORT- Fius Ou olly proberty payig 10 per centi no ovtter biveatuont.” Addross“ Gwiier,” ¥4, Bog, 518 (CHOIE ST MORTGAGES. ANY ANMODNT, G G, Waltace, lrowu block, 161h dud Douglun FOR SALE, SECUR- Ames Real Estate agenc, st guus & Trust Co., rs on applicatior! 614 AND OFFER 1 Lowe With ever one cosiin; Justify s Kansas City DHy Expross |1 C. Night Exp. v U. P, Trans. "8t Louls Expross. [ UNION PApIRIC, |Union Depot 108} & Marey Sts.| 1 D 5.65 pm 5.40 am 5.40 am 1015 i 1016 pin. 1230 pim o +[10:40 am Deuver Figl M . MIL & ST PADL: Depot and-Marey hieago Express .. lilcazo Exiress . B & MOCVAL _Depot 15 wid-wanat Doadwood Beghess. ... X Bty Wy, Byg (B Mo, | . Norfolk (Bxiiday) ..... St s .. ... Arrlves Omahy 30 pm 9.5 am 1130 am Omaha 505 pm 920 am 21 -Eastern Plyet ... Chie. Pass. MISSOURI PACIFIC. Depot 16th and Webster Sta. St. Louts Exprosa... uls Express... aska Local ST. P, M. & O. Iy and Wobster Sta. | y Aecommodation Sloux City ‘Expross (Bx. Sun. ) ul Limtted .. ... ...| uger (B, Sin. SIOUX CITY & PACIFC. | _Depot. 10 aud Marey Sts “Sloux City Passenger. St Paul BXproas........| TSIOUX CITY € PACIFIC ot, 15th And W ibate | St Paul Limited. T Shie ited. Leaves |~ OMAHA & 51% LUULS. _OmabalU. P. Depol, 10th" and M “H00 At THTISE Lonls Cannon Bl Toaves Omahal 1246 pm Leaves | [ “Omahal Depot i Omahy 905 pi 0 Arrives Omabia 1020 pm 10.00 am Arrive Omaha .25 am 9.20 am_ RAirveng " Omah! T 12,35 pm DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEEK From the Banks to the Mills Improvement Has Extended. CONDITION OF THE GREAT INDUSTRIES After Months of Decline the Producing ¥oroes of the Country WBegin to Mend—A Brighter Outlook for the Future, Nrw York, Sept. 8.—~R. G. Dun & Co. weekly reviow says: Improvoment has ex- tended from the banks to the mills. The condition of tho great industries has dis- tinctly mended, though still seriously deo- pressed. More important by far than any rise in stocks is the fact that more works havo resumed during the past week than have stopped operations. so that the pro- ducing force of the country, after months of constant decline, has bogun to improve. The money markets are more healthy, the prem- ium on currency has almost vanished, the improvements in domestic exchange have well nigh disappearea, and while very littlo money is yot available for commercial or in- dustrial loans, there is some relief in that respect also. Soft steel has reached the lowest point on record, §20 at Pittsburg, and, consequently, all rail milis in the country are idle, but there is a somewhat botter demund for hard- ware, wire rods, barbed wire and contracts for architectural work and agricultural im- plement supplies are roported at Chicago. Sales of Wool Sales of wool have been the lowest on rec- ord for years, 1,271,000 pounds, at the princi- pal markets for the last weok, against 7,616,- 800 for the same week last year, the nvorago of 104 grades boing 17 cents, the lowest for many “years, and, in mahufacture, it ovn hardly be said that recovery appenrs, In the cotton mills resumption is quite general. The paper businessis doing better, but shipments of boots and shoes from Bos- ton are again 82 per centsmaller for the weelk than last yoar, and in three months there has_been shipped about 500,000 cases, against 1,050,000 last yenr, Chicago receipts of cattlo in August wera 200,224 head. against 818,551 last year, a de- crease of over 1 per cont. These ovidenc of the extent of depression are needed now, because they show why the sudden re- covery, which some look for, is not possiblo. It must take time to revive busincss after such a shock is sustained, and there is no occasion for disheartenment if the recovery 18 slow. . The prospects for corn have not im- proved, and the injury done by drouth seems to insure a much smaller yield than was ex- vected. The price during the we vanced fully 115 cents. Cotton b need to 8 conts with assurances that a now treas- ury arrangement will facilitate the supplies of money for moving the crop. After touch- ing 8 cents it has fallen a sixteenth and crop repor ve still favorable despite damage by the storm ia South Carolina, ' the volume of trade has been small if late is not surprising. Last Month's Fallures. Exchanges through the principal clearing. houses, outside of Now York, continuo to show a decreasein comparison with last yenr, for the past week of 24.3 per cent. Although several banks which were forced to stop in July and August have resumed this week, the numerous failurcs of the past two months have thrown into confusion_the cal- culation of merchants and cumpelled them to curtail operation. Incomplete returns of assets and liavilities for the month of Augustshow that the liabilities in about 1580 failures amouuted to $b 446,030, and the returns for the remaining failures will probably raise the amount above $60,000,000, The assets reported were $67,828.210, and while 734 of the failures, with $28,742,020 iabil- ities, wero at the west, there were 248, with 21,280,907 liabilities, in eastern states, and 300, with £5467,064 liabilities, in southern states. This body of defaulted liabilities for the single month of August exceeds the ggregate for any quarter, except five, dur- ing the past sixteen years. “The monetary situation has changed but little, for there has been an abundance of money, and only confidence in employing it is lncking. Failures for the week have been only 523 in number, agaiust 355 last weck. Whils ono large mortgage company swelled the aggre- gute of liabilities for the weok, the averago of its failures was lower than usual, 262 being for less than $5,000 cack and only four for over $100,000 oach! BRADSTREEY’S COMMEKCIAL REVIEW Everything Indicates that u Change for the Sotter Has Taken Place. New York, Sept. 8 —Bradstract's weekly review of the state of trade will say: The third suceessive weok of improving financial conditions, followed by a stimulation of de- mand for staple articles at many points, has practically satisfied the commercial and in- dustrial communities that a change for the better is a result of the improved condition, and that the movement will prove contin: uous. The last premium on currency has finally disappeared and the tendency of the banlt deposits to incrense, pointea out a week ago, has become general and pronounced. At nearly all the large financial centers funds are moro casily obtainable, though, in only a few instances, at lower rates of interes or discount. The fall in rates of domestic exchange is widespread, and very little that is abnormal remains. A carefur examina- tion of detailed telegraphic reports of the state of trade to Bradstreet's makes iv plain that easier mouey, present or prospective, has stimulated confidencein an increased volume of trade this full and next winte) but that the improvement in the financial situation has been relatively greater than in commercial lines, Industrially, the gain is noteworthy, so many mills and factories have started up within the last two weeks, Now England cotton and woolen mills re- main very generally idle, and the outlook is for lower wages in the former, Ilvidences of reviving traae are apparent in an in- creased demand from western and eastern Jjobbers of dry goods and hardware in one sale of 2,000,000 pounds of Territory, and 1,000,000 pounds of Texas wool. Western holders of pig iron are said to be asking an advarice, but this is offset by lowest pricos on record at other points, Advance In Prices The beginning of the upward swing of the pendulum reveals advances in prices this week, notably wheat at 14 cents, lard, one- fourth of a cent; Indian corn, 215 cents’; cof. fee, threo-eighths of u cent, and meats and rice amoug food staples, in addition to which oatsare 1 cent higher, cotton is one-eighth of u cent higher and naval stores also, owing to damage frow the storm. The fear that funds might not be availa- ble to move Lhe cotton and grain crops has been finally dissipated by the offers of the New York banks, yet cotton and wheat re- ceipts continue very slow. Advices from all directious report very slow mercantile col- lectious. Relatively the most rapia gains in THENEXT MORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION My doctor says it acta gently on the si Mver and kidnevs. ad is a pleasant laxat) drink (8 made from herbs. and is preparo: cannot get It send BRneis Pa s ol [ e e 8 S8 samble. sfonhsyriiisasy distribution of merchandise are found along the Ohio and Mississippi river valloys. For the first 6 _on record Eu- ropoan Cand Amerion wheat stocks decreased during ugust. Qtocks here, in Canada, _afloat for and in Kurope, ageregazed 150,000 bushels on September 1. about double the quantity so held in 1890 and 1801, and more th one-third heavier than such !\lyl\)l!m in 1882, Buropean suj plies increased slightly last woek, while those here foll awa Revorts of wheat from both consts of the United States this weok (flour included) and from Montroal, equal 4.902000 bushels, agamst 5,082,000 bushels last weok., 3,567,000 bushels one year 4o, 4,720,000 bushels two years ago, and loss than 1,500,000 bushels in the like weeks respectively of 1500 ana 1859, The high watermark in the matter of failures this year was reached in July, with a total of about 2,000 and nearly $35.000,000 liabilities, as compared with nearly 800 fail- ures and $,900,000 liabilities in July, 1502, The financlal situation at New York con- tinues to \show gradually improving ten- dencies, money coming from the finterior, while the decrease of apprehonsion unlocks cousiderable local supplies of funds. Money is again offered on time and for the puichase of commercial paper, although rales aro not rolaxed. About $500,000 clearing house loan certificates have been redecemed and larger amounts will be redeemed shortly. The gross earnings of sixty-three railroads for August give a total of $25,553,000, arainst £20,402,000 in August of lust year, a decrouso of 13 per cont. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENTS, Buat Two Cities In the United States Show n Inerense Over Last Year. New York, Sent. 8.—The follow- ing table, compiled by Bradstreet's, givos the clearing house returns for the week end- ing September 7, 1803, and the percentago of increaso or decreaso ns compared with the corresponding weekelast yoar: crries, Now York in Franel Haltimora . Pittsburg. . Cinelnnati . Minueapolis. Buffalo. ... Louisville. Dotrolt M Josepli . Diuth, Roc! Atlanta New Hi Birmingham Lexington. Ky . ¢ Bedfond.. Topekit... Binghamton. Aich. . Dominton Montreal .. 63 Toronto. 6.104.478 26| WALL STREET FOR A W Improvement In tho Financial Noticed Everywhere. New York, Sept. 8.—Bradstreet's weekly review of Wail street will tomorrow say: The sustaining element in speculation at present is the improvement in the finuncial situation and relaxation of the strain under which the money markev has been luboring, At the same time the qualifications attach- ing to the situation are receiving attention, which was at first denied them, “The fact that the repeal of the Sherman act is meotiug with d 0 the senate is not considered as indicative of its defeat, but constitutes an element of uncertainty. One immediate cflect is that forel conli- dence in the situation here has been checked, and though London has only realized’ profits to a small extent, buying from that quarter has been suspondcd, The maintenance of the Bank of Englana dis- count rate of 5 per cent is believed to be due 10 fear of further financial disturbance hero, with demands for gold from this country, Another unfavorable movement is the heavy decrease in railroad carnings for August, which fact also affects the foreign public more than our own. While the facts ure easily explained by the currency famine and derangement of business, Aurust fr earnings making a very poor’ showing, Mis. souri Pacific displaying for t*-= _nonth a de- crease of 837,000, Louisville & Nashyille one of §305,620, while the St. Paul company roports 4 loss for the month of $95,709, these examples being merely typical. Be. yond this, howey is a fuct that the relax- ation of the money market, though marked, has nov brought either supplies or rates to a normal test. Money, the principal in- gredient to prolonged bull speculation, is once more obtainable in limited amounts, and rumors have been circulated that trans sactions have been madeat 6 per cent. It would seem, however, that these were cx- ceptional transactions, and that the payment of a commission is still demanded, making the actual rates exceedingly stff, . Piies of peoplo have pues. our De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. ——— Music aft. and eve. at Courtland beach. g Sult Over Old Shacks, Tho city, James F. Tilly, superintendent of buildings, and his bondsmen find them- selves the plaintiffs in a couple of suits, re. sulting from the tearing down of a couple of old rrame buildings formerly located on South Fourteenth street, and which were ordered removed by the city council, One of the plaintiffs, Lizzie Kieser, sues for $2,837, while the other, James Calygan. seeks to re- cover the sum of 2,279, Bovh of these plaiu. tiffs uver that some months ago Mr. Tilly, accompanied by a large force of men, on- tered upon the premises and with u loud noise destroyed the houses and set the moy- able property into the street. from whence most of it was stolen, Besides wanting pay for the goods »o stolen the defendants fuel that they have been damaged in tho sum of 2,000 each. Situation o Plles of people have pie: witchhazel salve will cur e win ght the Trust, DuLurs, Sept. 8.—That the Lake Superior Consolidated mine is not to have its own way in the ore trade is evident from the action of the direciors and maunagers of the Minuesota Aron company. Leaders in that company wili form an opposition cousolidation of tho Mesaba mines, logether with the ivon rail- road to the luke front. Then there will be o battle royal between the giants » o~ Piles of peopie have pues, ouy Witeh Hazel 5alve will ears then ine bating Courtland beach. our NeWitt's them. Ve Wiwv's READY FOR THE SETTLERS Government Officials Anticipate Their Ad- vent in the Oherokes Strip, CROWDS ARE PILING INTO THE COUNTRY Along the Horders of the Now Lands Are Congrogated Thousandy of Soitiers— Proparations for Thele Reception Which Have Heen Made. Catpwern, Kan, Sept. 8.~ Major Swine. fora, agent of the land ofiice, was in the city today. He spoko of the uns: atisfactory loea- tion of the county seats south of here and said they had been changea from their ovigi- nal locations by the ofiicials at Washington, who were unacquaintod with the facts, Ho Rives it a8 his opinion that both Enid and Pond Creek would bo moved nearer the cen- tor of the counties withi a year. Thero will be a lange town ut Pond Creek whethor the chango is mado or not. The rush is beginuiog in dead earnest now. The roadsJeading to tho viry ure lined with Strippers “and the Rocx Islani trains aro crowded every day. 'Iie work on*the land offico at Pond Craek is almost comploted, The wells have been sunk aad everything is ready for tho sottlers. ‘Iho Strippors hero have received o supply of all tho blank forms and are having them filled out so that only the name will have to bo signed when they register. This mothod will permit a vast number to register in a day. TROUBLES OF THE CHINEESE, United States Conrts In Californin Mearing Arguments on Deporting Celestiaia, SAN Fiascisco, Sept. 8.-The United States circuit and disirict courts, sitting en- banc, today aro hoaring arguments on de- portation in the test case of the Chinamen of Sacramonto who failed to register under the Geary act. Tho United States districf attorney will appear 1o argue sgainst the enforcement of tho L. RivERsiDE, Cal., Sept. 8 —Owing to the in- flux of Chinese from Realands, San Bernar- dino and ovher points where trouble has re- cently occurred, a meeting of white labor organizations held here cmpowered a com- mittee to go before the court av Los Angeles 10S0CUr0 warrants of arrest against tho un. registered. They Still Live, Winurroy, 1 ont. 8. and Solomon Lewis, tho two condemned Choctaws, still live, Everything was in veadiness for their execution und thoy wero ed when a letter was received from Judgoe Holson, notifying the sheriff not to proceed any ' further, had been granted a new trial. 1t is ten miles out to the court house grounds, and when the As. sociated press spondent reached the house where they are beiug confined they were holding prayer. Their joy, manifested upon receiving the news of respite, was very great. o Devastutes n Catifornin Town, CAvucos, Cal., Sept. 8.—This town was nearly wiped out by firo this morning, ‘T'wenty business structures were destroyed and only two are left. Tho loss is unesti- mated. " The town has a population of 700, BAubwi, Wis, Sept. 8—Two blocks of business houses and dwellings burned last night. Loss, $100,000. Many families are homeless. imeon Wade Confession of n Marderer. Caxbrx, Ark., Sept. 8.—Bill Smith, the negro who murdered Farmer Pierce in' this county last fall, paid the peualty on the scat- fold this morniug. Smith made a full con- fession blicating his son-in-law, Ishum Turner, and & woman named Haley Carr. Eomes Lea o m 0 norvous”—before taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. “Pm so well*“after taking Hood’s. Moral—+Bo sure to get Hood's," MERCHANIS PROTEST, Business Men Kefuso to Closo Thelr Places for the County F: Thero would have been a scalping matek yesterday if the managers of the Douglas County Agricultural society had fallen into’ the hands of the retail merchants of Omaha, ‘Che trouble was all over the publication in the daily “Omaha Day” of u hst of the names of business men who were alleged tov have apreed w closo their places of busiy ness this afternoon for tho benefiv of thoy fuir. i The retail merchants allege that thero Was 1o reason for the publication of their awes in tne list, as none of them agreed to close their places of business The manage: ment of the fair telephoned to the merchants' and then published the names of thuse who were aske: though many of them ded clined at the time, and others asked time tc confer with follow merchants. The retai merchants do not fecl that they can affo to close for tho fair, as their busi ness has been very dull and has oniy commenced to get better, and they see no good reason why they should lose one of the, best duys of the week for the benefit off what they considera very poor fair, They ar every indiguant over”the action of the fuir management und the newspaver thail helped mislead the public to the financial loss of the merchants, The “No, 9" Wheelor & Wilson, with its. perfected tenisons. upper and lower, is the only lock-stitch machine thatv mukes nu olastic s 16 13 the dressmaker's favorites on that uccount. Sold by Geo, W Lancasten & Co., 514 South Sixteenth stroot. Recolivori “Although California celobrates at the World's fair today the forty-third anuivers- ary of the admission of the state iuto the union, it was twenty days aftor it be one of the American states before the event was made aday of great rejoicing on the Pacitic cost,” said an Omahan yestorda “0 well remomber the evont, as it tok plage in San Francisco, Octobor 20, 1850, The cit. izeus, with one mind, over since tho nows reached them, had resolved to ro-ocho tho glad welcome of Califorma fnto the union of her thirty sister states by setting apart o day for geueral rejoicing 50 soon o ments could be mude for the ov ho day was ushered in with federal saluty from the Plaza by a dotschment of com. pany M, Third United States avtillory, undor comwand of Licutonant H. G. Gibson, The turnout was great. There wis an oration delivered: by Hon. Nathaniel Bannett. 1t wasgan exceediagly fine offort, brimful of patriotismi. At ils’ conclusion ' was sung & patriotic odo composed for the tecision by Mrs. Wills of Louisiana at the roquest of the committee of arrangements, A graud ball closed the ceremonics.” Piles of pe ple nut De Witt's ‘Witch Hazel alve will cure thein Denles the Ch Councilman Back of the First ward indig- nantly denies the charge of a speaker at the meeting of the unemployed of the city at Metz hall Thursday evening. The charge was made that the Pirst ward councilman has o team working upon the streets of the city. Mr. Back denics the ownership of the am in question and says 15 is the vrope of C. C. Hansen, and has been for ‘he past two years. Hunsen makes his home with the councilmun, which has probably caused the rumor to bo staried - For that “out o' sorts” {eeliug Take Bromo-Seltzer—irisl bottle 10cts - Nebraska's niite Once again the state fair opeus 1ts Kates at Lincoln. It vromises to bo one of the most futeresting exhibits of Nebraska pro- ducts over wade, while the racing and other amusement events are far ahead of any previous fair. The railroads muke Jiberal reductions in fare during the week, which will, us of yore, take many au Owmihan to the Capital city e Piles of people have pi oul Ve Wilk's Witeh Hazel Salve will' cure them. wi