Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
S. b. wadsworth & Co. loan money
The Trades Exposition.

Preparations are going forwafd well for
the coming trades exposition for the benefit
of the Chautauqua and the w. G. A. hos
pital The exposition will open in the Ma
sonic Temple hail. on the 11th of June. There
will be pleasing entertainments each of the
three evenings.
There has already been generous re-
sponse to the circular issued, and the enter
prise being endorsed by the board of trade,
and being under the direction of wise and
energetic management, there seems every
reason for thinking it will prove grand
success.
Mr. J. Beno & Co. have received the fol-
loving in response to circulars sent to houses
they buy from.
One dozen embroidered dress shirts, Will
son Bros, Chicago; jewelry from Ofalger
Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia; suit extra pair
pants and hat for boy, fine overcoat from
Whittier, Burdette q Young, Boston; man
tie clock with bronze statue, Marshall Field
~ Co., Chicago; handsome double satin
damask table cloth, three yards in length,
hemmed stitch and napkins. sideboard scarf
and tray cloth to match also handsome
towels from O'Jaffe & Pinkins, New York;
gents full dress suit, satin lined, from Hart,
Schaffdcr & Marx Chicago; draft for S. 90
from Belding Bros, Chicago; two dozen
boxes of thread, Mr. Beno himself; bamboo
Departure" cultivator, by the Pattee Plow
Co., Monmouth, H.; one double cylinder
iron pump, by E. K Hayes, Galva, iii. one
Famous Friend corn drill, by Famous Friend
Manufacturing Co.. Dayton, Ohio.
Pc. Devol has received from j. L. ELL
wood & Co., DeKalb, ILL.,, 900 lbs Gledden
barbed wire; Excelsior Mfg Co., ST. Louis,
Mo-, Charter Oak cooking stove; The Mich
iean Stove Co., Chicago, Garland range;
George NJ. Clark & Co.. Chicago, "Jewell''
gasoline range; Russell & Erwin Mfg Co.,
N. Y. city, Il doz meat cutters.
Cook and Lautewausser have received
gasoline range and oven, "'rhe Monarch"
from Adams a. Westlake, Chicago; two large
boxes of tnware from q. Sidney Shepard,
Chicago; Mr. Badollh, grocer. and j. Palmer.
confectioner, ten doz cans "Unrivaledn oax-
ing powder from Sprague, Warner & Co.;
Mr.. SDetman, SIX doz cans Chapman &
Smith baking powder.
e. r. Adams pair fine, hand-turned, ladies
boots. from Armstrong IL Co., Rochester, N.
"; Aultnan, Miller g. Co., 15-ft "Buckeye"
mower; Cole & Cole, "Quick Mealn gasoline
range and oven, large water cooler and a
fine refrigerator; W. w. Chapman, complete
outfit for artist in Japanned tin box; A.
Abbott, Chicago, handsome picture frame
and piece of statuary; G.. Is. Jacqueman &
Co., set sterling silver after dinner coffee,
spoon and sugar tongs in morocco case. Lund
Bros, handsome pair bisque figures; Walter
Bros, fine carriage whip ana summer lap
duster; George A. keelin, case of corn; Mr..
Archer, case tomatoes; Q. A. Becbe Il Co.,
handsome rocking chair; Mira. s. S, Stevens,
several paintings by her ownY brush; Mrs. j..
Danforth, drawn work handkerchief
DONATIONS FROM OMAHA.
M. II. Bliss, decorated china tea set. w.
II. Burns, cut glass berry bowl. William
Barr & Co., two dozen linen hemmed stitched
handkerchiefs. Browning, King 4 Co., PAIR
satin suspenders Mrs. j. Benson hand en-
broidered nightdress. Edholm Il Aiken,
silver sugar bowl, creamer and spoonholder.
Himebaugh & Taylor, carriage laptern. Mime.
Hickman, handsome dress, bopnet. Max
Meyer & Bro, set silver teaspoons. Moody,
handsome large tea jar. Omaha Trunk COM
pany, j. S. Cahill & Co., prbprietors, gents
satchel, Over & Schoeplc PAIR ladies' red
morocco slippers. Omaha Carpet company,
Persian rug. Orchard Carpet company,
Persian rug. DIR. Hoge, boy toilet soap A,
Hospe, jr., picture in Frame Kelley &
Stiger, baby bonnet THOMPSON g. Belden,
embroidered cashmere baby cloak. S. Il.
Morse, s. in cash. VanCott Sterling, silver
almond spoon. Union Soap company, 100
bars of soap.
M. e. Smith, wholesale merchant in do
mestic goods, has promised donation, as
has l. Oberfelder, wholesale milliner, aud l..
r. Lindsey, dealer in rubber goods. Ray
mond, ieweler, will send nice article.
Catch, Perkins * Lauman, one dozen Havi-
land china decorated fruit plates.
Robinson & Gardner, ladies' pongee silk
party vest