Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY JANUARY 11 , 1802 ,
. 8PE01RL NOTICES.
A OVKHTIWMKNTH KOH TIIKBB COI.UMNH
\A will betaken until IJiW p , m , for tlin v nln
iinrt nntll8iMp.nl. , for the morning or Hundar nil-
All dverlliH'Tnantii In throe column * tlconU it
line flrn Insertion and 10 cent ! ft lln thereafter , or
12 | > r line nor month. No artvprtliempnt li kn for
SfMllinnMcontn for the first Insertion. Tnrm-cash
In advance. Connt about T words to the lln . Inlt *
lal * . fimtrei , nymbolii , etc. . ouch count nun word.
> llndTprtlfrtiirntimnit run competitively. Advrr-
tlirrit. hy requesting n numbered check , can nnvo
ttirlr loiters sditrci'Cd to A numbered loiter In rnro
of Tit K Iiiir. Answers 10 aiMMMOit will to dcllr-
etcd on presentation of thn check.
"IJ.HANCH . OFFICES ADVKHTISINO FOHTI1E8B
J 'columns nlll be Inker ) on the above condition !
t tlm following business houses , who are author-
Imlln takn cprolal notices at the aamo rates mean
to rind nt thn main nrfloo :
f-oiilli Oniahn llranch Office No. IC23 N slrocu
j.IHcrlitocI : ,
John W neil , pliarmaclit.mii nnrt Mnson itri > i > t .
P It. Fnnuworlh. plmrmnclil.2ll. ' . Cnmlnir street.
W. .1. Hughe * , pharmacist , rai N. Hitli street
C K , Paltrrneld , pharmacist. 118 Lcavenwortb
lifot.
Hughes' pharmacy. 21th nnd Fnrnam.
t = "
SITUATIONS WANTED" .
JIATKS I.V a linn Brut limn mid lOfl a line there-
nflcr. No advertisement taken for lu than tic.
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A WOMAN WHO WIllTI'.fl A IK < Ullt.i : HANI )
would Ilkocoriylnit to do at homo. Will wrltu
or 8 cents n folio , Address 703 South th "Jri'J'1 ;
- - . I.ADV WANTS A PJ.ACB AS
cook or housekeeping. Address K M , Hon.
WANTEP-MALE HELP.
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a linn first limn and I Or a linn IhBro-
after. No advertisement taken for less than i'-c.
J 'shaft for polo ofbuggy In one-half nilnuto ; Just
nut ; wrlto quick ; big profits. Patent Snoclnltv Mfg.
Co. , Emporln , Knn. 177..I 9
* P AOENTHWANTED EVEHYWHEH ETO
.UMnnilln best door closer miido. Sells at sight.
I'xcluslvp territory Cut this out. Tor full pnrtle-
tilarnnildress.L IL Williams Door Closer Co. Manu
facturers , Waterloo , In. MIM II *
T > 10 F1IIST CI/AHS MEN TOSELLTHE ECLIPSE
J'wrlilgcrs. American Wringer Co. , ll J llownrd
ptreet. M17I IB *
- - ON COMMISSION
B-WANTBD-HALESMBN
DIN ami grease. Largo protlti to right party
Address Chicago Oil Co. , 3.1 Milwaukee avonna
Chicago. Ill , MIK01' "
n-WANTED. SIX FIHST-CLAS3 COLLAH-MAIC-
4 > cr : steady work. S. H. A 1. C. McConnclH Hur-
llngton Jowa , 110 14
T > -WANTED , A HIVEIt MAN roll CUTTING
4 > ke. Address Lincoln Ice Co. , Lincoln , Neb.
118 ! ) 12
Y > -10'TAIIXH8 WANTED ; JlOfO PEIl WEEK ;
IJstcndy Job. Nels Olson. Oakland , Neb.
M'J7i ! 12 *
B-WANTED , YOUNG MAN WITH SMALL CAPI-
tal nnd plenty of energy nnd experience to rent
th'e brst news , stationery and book stand In the
Very Knout location In Omaha. Address KCI , Ileo.
B-WANTED , WIHE WOHKEH. II. .1. I1LUME ,
M'JI'I 12 *
Hutto , Mont.
-WANTED , 8ALKSMEN ON BALAHY OH CO.M-
BWANTED
ml'Mnn to luvndlo tbo nun- patent chemical Ink
orashtg pi'ii''li : The greatest selling novelty ever
produced ; cruses Ink thoroughly In two seconds ;
no nbraslon of rmper ; 2"X ) to )0 ) per cent pro lit ; ono
ngnnt's sales amounted to frt.D In six rtnys , another
f : In two hours. Wo wunt one general agent In
onfh stnto nnd territory. For terms and full par-
tleulnrn luhlrcns Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co.M \
Croise. Wl ] , Xuj. : 701
-WANTED. DHUCI CljKltK IIKUiyTKUKI ) IX
lona. pnu with llttlo capital preferred. Ap-
V\y \ tp llarle. Haas A Co. , Council Hlulfa. M7CO
-CANVASSEH8 WANTED ; IIKST INDUCE
mcnts. Call or address No. S2I.N. Y. Llfo bldg.
M Jtl *
B -WANTUD. A YOUNO AND NEAT COIXHED
bo > to tend door. Tha Doston Store. 3W
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
] lATi:8 : IM-n Una llrxt tlmo nnd I0on line there
after. Nji advertisement taken for leas tlmn .I.V.
-WANTJiV : , noon oii ] FOU ( TKNifuAL
housework. Mm Hamilton , 'Mil Karnam Kt.
M187-1.1
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( P WANTED , A COMPKTKNT KITCHKN (1IHL ;
v goiKI wages , at 3il : Farnam st. _ 1)7U ) U
-WANTKI ) , 'A OOOD COOK AT 107 S. 17TII
otreot. Itlngbolt upstairs. M1J 12 *
-WAN'i'151) , ' OQOI ) GIItL FOll HOUrillWOIlK
I7 . liltli st. . - 118 11
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-ClIAMnKUMAIt ) . ALSO TO IU WASHINO
and Ironing. 73) ) H. IQlli t. 112 11 *
IKTi r'oit ' OKNKUATi nOSR\V"OUIv.OOOH ( \
/ wages pahl.Tl In family 513 South 23th st ; Mrs ,
y. Molt , < r. mCA
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C-A noon nuiTi KOII CKNKHAL
work ; family of two. H2tlHoutlU2d street.
S1U77 U *
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/1-FIitST CLASS COOK , WITH 1H5FKIIKNCHS
v > y. N 18th st. SM
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FOR RENT HOUSES'
HATES ICo'ft line first time and JOca line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 2. > c.
T \ FOll' iHKNT ; NEW 8-HOOM COTTAGE , 2722
J-Mfoward street ; alt modern conveniences. Ham
lllrtn liron. ; bulldcrH , 414 S. IStli. Tel. 1171) ) .
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D-B-HOOM HOUSE" , PARTLY FUHNISIIED IF
desirediu blocks from motor ; Btahtc , nmplo
Itroumlx. Knqnlre ! II2 N. Y. I.lfo tWI 12
D -8'HOOM HOUSE ; MOUKUN ; 8J2 S Mil ST.
D-FOlt HUNT CHEAP , HOUSE QF 14 IIOOMS
! 4ir..lnoki < mstreot. A. Murphy. VUI 14 *
1 A pv-HOAllDINO HOUSE KOH HENT IN SOUTH
KV < 1 J-'Oiualia. Location be t nulled for an Irishman.
Inqulro ! , ! S. 10th street , Omaha. MUSS Hi *
Tl-n , 4 A 5-KOOM HOUSES , $10 to $15 ; IIKST I1ES-
X/ldenco flats In city. Mead Inv't Co. , 413 Ucu bldg.
702
-FOllllENT. HOUSE 10 IIOOMS. ALLMODKHN
Improvements. MU.WJ per month. S2d and Fariiam.
Dextorli. ThomaH. "I'o
D-FOH KENT , ll-HOOM HOUSE. WITH BOTH
gnu and range If desired , nil In good condition ;
location near 20th and St. Mary'a nvcniio. Price
reasonable ; special terms given to the right party.
Inquire VUIJ Farnnm St. , or U. H. Tzsuhuuk , Ileo
Ollico. aiS''O
T\ NEW ll-UOOM COTTAOES. MODEUN 1M-
Jprovoments , "Stanford Circles. " Apply C. S.
Klgutter. room 4. N. Y. I.lfo bull ling. 7U
-ll-HOOM HOUSE Z7TII AND DAVE.N'POIIT ,
all ronvnulonces , F.'S.OO per month. F. K. Dar
ling. Darker block. ' . M 803
I : IIOOM notisn. JIODKHN u
i'monts. ri'ttsouable , W ! N , 2Mh avo. Apply , It ,
Knllsti , tailor , 211 N. 10th U IJ
rOlt HUNT. THIIKK NKW 7-UOO.\f. SSTO'IY
cottages with bath and sewerage , at and near
corner Webster and Thirtieth Mtruots. ttcdureilto
tiU.OOencli. Hunry W. Viiton. liU
TEK5HTHOOM HOUSE. MODIMIN CONVKN-
J-'loiIco * , cheap. J , F , llarton , SG18 Capitol HTM.
J'OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
JlATKS-J.Vi n line llrst line and lOo a llnethcra-
nfter. No advertisement taken for less than 'I'M
oi IM ; BE-
keeping ; H-IMUU heat and nil convciilenceii : to
' \iltli rnferi'nces. 1718 Nicholas nt. MIKU.12 *
-2 FUUNI8lUl ) HTKAjllKATKI )
372
J-lnj-lo or ensulto. Kill Chicago street , llrt I ) .
Call Sunday. .Ml 7:1 : 11 * "
- FIIONT * IIOM5 ! MODKIIN. STIIAtl ,
-Jbiith.cto. , forUentlemun , 1817 Leuvonworlh.
\ "I ? I IIOOMS FUKNIHUKItKlilt HOUSE KlIEl'l.Sfi
V JL modern coiivnnlences , tlh.OO | > r moiilh \nkcn
lit unto , near llanscoui park. Addreai , 1C M llco.
K.OO AND fdOO PKH MONTH. 1SK1
a Farnam street. MIM3 IS *
\ fNICELY FIIIINISIIED IIOOMH FOIUSKNTI.K-
JJincn ; iMUiluru convunlonecs. Address L7. lloo.
Ilil IS *
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I1 ; - FUHNISIIED IIOOMS AND HOOMS FlMl
t light housekeeping 211 N 18th Bt. .lli-11 *
? SIt'l IIOOMS AT U'JJ CAI'lTOI ,
Jaro , VM It * a
Y VUU.N1SHED HOOMS , Oil N. ISth.
l 07UJJ7 *
I ? LATldRHOOMS 8UITAHLI ! FOll IKUnDEUS
liot hoiuckeepliigswlll rent clu-upilSU Cnpltol ave
M 2I IS *
I.AIUIK AND SMALL FUUNISHED IIOOM
J7 . t XIOODouglas atreot. M IW-H *
17--NICH IIOOMS , STEAM 1UJAT , 1TO HAVEN-
Jliiort. | MI79JIU *
701 JW
nootis AND BOARD.
HATES ISO ft line llrst timoamt looalluo there
after No advertisement taken for ! < than 23C.
j
. Omaha , Foriwirtlculari nddrtjt K W , llco.
'I. ' KOII HKNT , UOOMB WITH
4b Iauiila > t. IIWU *
TWO I.AHOI1 SOUTH IIOOMS WITH 1IOAHD.
Tble board accomiuodatluns. Home comfort !
Hie UlU > ld , n. w , cor. ISlh and Dodio.
1-C * MISSiU *
1'S.NICH ' rmuiUiiiKii KIIONT HOOM WITH
bt rvl. 11,00 p r Vfeek , South IIIIi arenua.
. MIT7II *
ItOOUS AND UGAIID. JIS 8 , Tlt bT.
bT.IU II *
j IFl IINldHBD IIOOM WITH UOAIll ) FOIt ( iKN !
J ; tlf-nion ucd wife with private family. Inijulra
iMl Ulunay strmit , Kounttu Placu. Wl
pen nENT-.umunNisiiED nooiaa.
TIATES--I.VS line first tlmo and lOc a Una thori ) .
No advertHenicnt taken for loa thanj ( > a ,
0 Tll U ' U IIN I H 1 1 E I ) IIOOMH. 8TEAH
heat , bath. gas. Ml B. Idtll itroot , Hat I )
Q * ROOMS FfH ItKST. W4 B. J7TII BTIlBieT.
r < -J. 3 AHU 4 IIOOMS DOWN TOWN FOll
VJhousekeeplngi K to 112 per month ! cheapest
rent posntbloi olio many houtos. O. F. llutts , .111
I'axton block , .MSti J23
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STOIIE3 AND OFFICES.
UATI'.fl-ISeallnoflrsl tlm * ami lOo ft Hnp there
after. Nonilvortlsjiiiont tnxoil for IOM _ thftii25o
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I FOIt HUNT. COHNEIl STtUE , LA
1 1.1th and. lacknon streets. Mrs. F. Lnngr. l
ISth street. MiM 13
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IFOll ItBNT.THE V-STOlTv IIIIICK IIUILDINCI ,
-I ( Mi ! Farnam street. The building has n tire proof
remcnt basement. complolo steam haattng fixtures ,
water on all thu Hours , gas , olc. Apply at the nfllca
of The Hoe. UI8
r-Folt IIKNTTSTOIIB/'IIIS JACKSON HTIIEKT ,
WANTED TO RENT.
Scn linn flrnt tlmn anil lOc i linn thorp-
utter. No ndvsrllicmcnt tnkcn for loin tlmn 2. * > a.
-WANTKOT" ij"v"A VMJ.N I.A I ) V. IIOOM"
inodernto i > rlc < > , contralljr tocntfal , brenkfniit nml
supper furnished. AilUrusi 1. li ) , llco. M 18'J-H'
-WANTKII TO HUNT , STOIIK lOOM
nlilo fur food ntnrc. mnnt bo trull located and
rent reasonable. Address li li , llee omco.
omco.M JS3-I1 *
WA.NTKP. A NICK FOIINI8IIKI ) IIOOM Foil
two. No questions nuked. Address K ( H , _ ll < | .
RENTAL AGENCIES.
IlATKS-Mton line first tlmo anil I0a n line there
after. No advertisement taken for ICM tlian 2. > c.
L-II. K. COM3 , CONTINENTAIj III < OCK.
(03
L-UIJNTAI. AHKNOYl IIANIC IlKPHUBNCKS ,
K. U. ( larvln ft Co. , 2M Shculy block. M 731
STORAGE.
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HATKS Ua n line llrst tlmo nnd lOo a line tb. ere-
after. No advertisement tiiken for lens than Me.
il I'm , iurji.t jx.iiiititjiii. . * . . .v *
1'JUurnlluro. Omnha Stove lleimlr Work , 1207 I
-OLDEST , OlirjAPEST AND IIKST STOUAOK
house In the city. Wllllnms A Cross , 1214 llarnoy
WANTED TO BUY.
HATES IJWin line llrst tlmo and I0o a line thoro-
nfler. No advertisement tnken for less than 2oc.
CLASS 8KCONI )
1- ' hand sewjng inachluo of prlrato party. Address
1 , 11 , Ileaolllco. _ 150 U
AT WANTKI ) . SKCONI ) HANI ) TVI'KWKITEU ;
1 > Itemlngton preferred ; must bo very cheap. Address -
dress I , , li Hop. _ , _ 163-11 *
AT TOmiVSKCOND-IIANIIFUIlNlTUIlK.IIIOII
Jest prices paid. Iloston Furniture Co.IKB N. IIHh
m re *
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AT-HIJltNITUIlH. IIOUntlT , SOLD , STOIIKU.
-l > Wclla. 11)1 ) Fnrnam street. 771
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FOU SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
UATKS IScallne llrst tlmo and lOc n line thcro-
aftoT. No advertisement taken for less tlinn25c :
-VMOrAI/nWATKlisi'ANI n N
Inquire nt 10U7 S. llth. I.'IU 11 *
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
HATHS-lSo n line llrst tlmo and lOo n line there
after : No advertisement tnken for loss thanVSc.
"Aitim'AT ] KXT iAOiinfNAiiTiVONUHIIFIJL
S revolutions Challenges tlio world. Mr . Dr M.
Lcgravc , dcad trnnco clairvoyant , astrnloglst ,
palmist nnd Ufa reader ; tells your Ufa from tha
cradle to grare : unites the separated ; causes mar
riage with tha ono you love ; tells where you will
succeed and In what business best adapted for ; has
the celobrateil Kgyptlan brcaatplato for luck and to
destroy bad Influences ; euros IIU , Intemperance unit
nit private complaints with mussago , baths and al
cohol treatment. Send 13 , lock of hair , name and
data of birth and rocclvo accuruto life chart ; 2
cents In stamps for circular ; glvo Initials of ono
you will marry ; also photos of same. Ontco 1007
South llth street , llrst floor : hours , 9 a. m. to 9 p.
m. Como one , como all , and bo convinced of this
wonderful oracle. M3JU 13.
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S JtnS. MAni" FHITZ , 24M IjAK'K STItKKT.
clairvoyant and trnnco medium ; Indeponriont
voices ; tolls nast and future. 5i)7-Jgl ) *
-JI11S. NANNIK V. WAIIIIKN , CIj.UUVOYANT ,
SJI11S.
reliable business medium. Hfth ycar.atll'JN. Kth.
MASSAGE , ' BATHS , ETC.
UATKS If * n'llno1 llrst tlmo nnd lOo a line there
after. No advertisement taken for loss lean 25c.
rrl2d . Alcohol , sulphur and son baths.M834
M834 17 *
rp-MASSAGKTUKATMHNT. KI.ECTIIO TIIKR.
-Lmul baths. scal ; > and hair treatment , manicure
nnil chiropodist , Mrs. l'ost,313 H. ISth.Wlthuoll blk.
778
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MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
HAT15S ISo a line first time and lOo a line there
after. No advertisement taken for lens than 2. > c.
-TJr I1KKOUK
i now scale Klinball piano. A. Ilospe , 15H Oouxla
77
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"Xr-i. K ( JKM.KNI1KCIC. BANJO TKACIIHIl
> wllh Ho.ipc , or321 j N. 15th street. M lloor. ' . ' 12
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE ? "
UATKS ISoa'lIno first tlmo and lOo a line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 2. > c
" \\r APIT.Y "TO J , fo\TT
li money ; only upon tlratclass security. 230
Bouth 13IU street. M1ISO
\\T B-l'Kll CUNT F1H8T MOItTHAUU LOANS ,
il Ulchard C. I'atterBon , 1511 Farnnm at. 781
T\r COATES , 7 , UOAKD TIlADE. EASTEHN
money. JIJ.'I
\\T ANTHON Y LOAN-ANI ) THUST CO. , 318 N. Y.
' ' Life , loud at low rates for choice security on
Nebraska or Iowa farms or Omalm city property.
7,8
\\T LOANS , AV.M.HAIUUS.H 20 , FHENZEIl 11LK.
> > 78J
Tlf SECOND MOHTfiAOBS. ALKX MOOHE. 401
M Heo Uldg. 780
\ \ r ' LOAN IOWA CITY PHOPEllTY , EAST
oru Neb , and farms. E. F. Itlngcr , 151'J Farnnm.
BoU-Jl'lj *
AY T CENTIlALLOANANDTllUSTCO.llEEHLDO
AYr 781
{ \r MONEY TO LOAN ON LONG OH SHOUT
> tlmo In sums ofMU to 110.000.
Mutual Investment Company. 77R
LOWEST HATES OK INTEHEST ON FIHST
IBS security. Lovctt A Woodman , 220 S l.'llh.
78ti J.II
r-O. ti. WALLACE , 3W 11HOWN I1I.OCK.
M 921
\\r lliAL : ESTATE LOANS a TO 7 IMJIl CIINT ;
11 no additional charges for eommls lon or nttor-
ney'a fees. W. 11. Molklo , First National bank bldg.
* 775
\\T LOANS ON IMI'IIOVKI ) AND UNIMPKOYUU
11 elty.pro | > erty , M.OOO and upwards.it to H per cunt.
No delays. W. Farnam Smith A Co. , 15th \ Hurnoy.
\\r-LOAN80N HEAL ESTATE AND COLI.AT-
il teral notoii and mortgages bought. Heed A
Bolby.lUt Hoard of Trade , 77 ! )
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
ItATES-ISu n line first tlmii and lOo u line tlicre-
after. No advertisement tuken for losn than 3. > o.
ilV nT'K."siABTKUS"ON
goods , pianos , organji , homes , mules ,
wagons , ete. , at the lowest po lblu rates without
publicity , romovnl of property or change of pos
session. Tlmo nrrangud to suit tha borrower.
I'uymenU of any amount can bo made at any
time , reducing both principal and Internal , thus
giving patroni nil Iho bcnellt * of the partial pay
ment plan.
Call and see me when yon want a loan , or If moro
convenient rail telephone 1'QI ' and your business
can be arranged at homo. *
Money nlwaya on hand ; no dulay ; no publicity ;
lowest rates ; bllslur.n coulldentlal.
11. F. Manloca , It 4 Wlthnell blk. , lith and llnrnoy.
781
\ -MONEV TO I.OA.N , 30 , PO , AND 1W DAYS ON
Vfurnltnre , ate. Dutttireon , r'JO , Contlnoutal blk.
WJ
MONEY TO UAN ON CUA'ITKLS : Is
XdMONEY
daya , allSCummlngSI , .M1IIJ-F4
V KOU'T I'lHTCHAUD , 11.3 , WITHNELli
A. MKJ
-CHATTEL IXANH , HBNBUICT A WHAY. 814
Vl'uxioti tiiock. WoIouQOitrown uionoy , chargu
uo commlolou. U will pay you to consult us.
MSH2-J3I *
BUSINESS OIIANOE3.
IIATBS- aj Ilmf tlrtt time and I0o n Una thero-
after. No ndvorilsamuiit taken for loss than tip.
V -WANTED , LO-nojKOl Flllb' CLASS
1 meat market In any town In Iowa or Nebraska.
AdilroisM.iiJ Lincoln avenue , Council IllutTii.
MI701I
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V-A MAN \V1TH MONEY WANTED TO HACK
-L a theatrical entorprlnu ) a Ivgltlmato Inivstment
with reputable uooplo. Addrea * . W. K. MorrU ,
The JllllarO. Will be there Sunday , Jan. IT.M
M IM 13'
- ' -N OMAHAl LEASE AND KUKNI.
. lure for nulu ; U ) rooms ) bualuru centar ; low
rvnti good trade : f l.dOO : easy term * . Aler. Moore.
401 lice bldg. MHO U
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V-A CI.1SAN bTOCK OF OENKHAL MKHCHAN-
J dlie In good good county neat town ) will take
oiuo drut-claM nnlncuuiberea Omaha or farm
properly , Addreta It t , llee. 117 ) i *
STOKH > xii ) UAI.KI CK.NTUXI.I.Y ia
bal to lulu AJJroM Ultt. ll o
BUSINESS OITANOES.
. \VKI.LFIjltNlSllKU 8AIXION
In West Point. Nan. , two billiard tobies , One
pool tnblo , tipntalri for elun room * , tlnn't location
in town , commands llm ho t trade. Ileaion for
folllna , paitlei going Into ilia wholcsalo biKlness.
rorpartlciilarnwrltoorapplj to F. Honntntscheln ,
West Point , Nvb. MI-IO
( lENKKAI , MDs. ( NO
. clothing ) . In a city of 3,000 Inhabitants , notithnrn
part of Nebraska , division station of H. A M. |
largo It II. trndo ; sales f tt.OUO to flll.OOO per annum.
AIM ) brlrk Moro room 2Sx80 , or will lease It ilfMred
for n term of years , lleasnn for selling , wish to
roljro from biislno . Address KB7 , Ileo. .M9I 12
\T WANTI'.D , AT OltEELEY CENTKH , NEIU A
J man or men to buy grain nnd stock , ( Jreeloy
Canter Is n county tent of about I fin Inhabllants , n
railroad Junction , centrally located In n bannijr
county for ittock nnd grain. A pnrty that nndor
lnnil the business can have plenty to do and
make big money. Address Hoard of Trndo.M80I
M80I 14 *
JFOK EXCHANGE. '
HATES-150 u linn llrst time nnd tlc ) n line tlioro-
nftor. No advertisement tnken for Icsi than 55c.
EX-
business , What Imvo yntf til offer ?
Western Exchange company , Columbiii. Neb , ,
M17tf 14 *
y-HEAL KSTATK TO AMOUNT OK m.OOft Oil
f-l\ctt. \ Including land , vacant lols nnd ben nil fill
moitern homo In Omaha for well established liUsl
ness that will boar Investigation ; hiirdwifro Or
largo uoueral saddlery biislneis. What have r u7
Address P. o box71 i. Omaha. t * illT9Jl (
y-FINE PHOPEIITY ON SIIEUMAN AVKNUII
fJlar vacant lot or land Henawa A Co MI47 12
r/-CLEAN STOCK OF GENEKAL M'D'SK : WILL
/Jtnku real estalo A money. Hex 2'.I5 , rrnukfort.lnd
FOIt SALE HEAL ESTATE. ,
UATKS ISo n line first llmo nnd lOo a'lhlo thflro-
uftcr. No advertisement tnken for less than 25c.
T ' ACIIlEA'illivN.FOU
ono of Iho liandsonic.it residences In the city ,
with every modern convenience on motor line ,
not over ono mile from P. O. nnd within six blocks
of Ilnnscom Park. For particulars addrcs-i K51 ,
llco mi'i'
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AST FllONT HOUSE AND LOT K-VI : ' ? . ( ) NE
mlle from P. O. , former ] > rice , fKuio ; can bo
had on quick sale for (1,800. <
West Omaha corner , high , 70iUJ ? 2nOO-
Corner on I.owo nvoniic , 'i blocks from car , ttMO.
Sightly acre. Ilelvcdero , near Fort Omaha , lilt' .
Hutchlnson A Woiiil.lMi Douglas st > . , 131 11
,140 ACHE IMPHOVBD FAllM , IS JllLKS 1'HOJI
lomana , $12,000. Hutchluson.AVeml , 1S2I Douglas ,
121 11
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rPWHLVB LOT9 FOll SALE IN WEST 8IDI5
Lonmha , Address ICM ) , Hoc. SIQift 14 *
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Olt SALE , CHOICE FHUIT FAUM of 28 , AGUES
2f ! miles east of posloulcc , Council jllulTsi t >
acres In blackberries , liOO young' fruit trees : H.OOO
grape vines : house , barn and outbuildings ( iroal
bargain If taken at onco. A. IS llco oUice. , Council
limits. Miliii 12'
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I 'Oil SALE AT A IIAIKiAIN , 1) ) ACIIKH CAHDE.V
land Inside of city limits : IJi miles from ponl-
o 111 co. Council U luffs. Address Jl IS Ileo olllce ,
Council HlulTs. M'.I47 12
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lOKSAIiBATA I1AIKJAIN. LOT 13 , 11LOCIC 4
L W. L. Sh'-lby'H first addition to1 South Omaha.
Small payment down , balance monthly 1C denlreif.
Inquire ( i. II. Tzscliuck , Omaha Dee. ; t$3
OH SALE , HOMK4 , ANY PHICE , $7.V ) . $1,2.10 UP ;
cniy terms ; lake clear property as llrst payment ,
CI. U. Wallace , Hruivn block , lllth uud Dougla-t.
702
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FOll SALE. NEDIIASICA FAHM LANDS : 0. a.
Wallace , 123 Brown block , IIHh and Douglas. .
- 733
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\T K. COHNER 21ITH AND HICKOltY. Wxl2j )
J-i .foot ; nbnr aln for a few days only. F. 1C. D.ir-
llng. Darker block. 794
- FAUM U MILES FUOM LINCOLN , } 20
per acre. Co-Oporatlvo Land and Lot Co. , 20. > N.
ICth street. 703 11
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LOST.
HATES ISo n line first tlmo and lOo a line there
after. No advert Isemeat taken forlosa tlmn 2oc
LOSTAV'ATcii" CliAUSlVwifil TWO PICTUFtES
Inclosed , wife and child ; liberal reward to tinder.
Call liJOll Farnnm st. M18J-13
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DBESSMAKING- .
HATES 15c n line first time and lOc n line there
after. No advertisement taken far less than 25c
iis. "wC j. TscoLits HAS OPENBI ) DIIKSS
Mi making parlors at the N. K. cor. * 14th A Douglas
645-J2I *
TDNdAOKMKNTSTODO UIUSSSMAKINUIN FAM-
-li/lllcs solicited. Miss Htunly , 310 a. 2Cth St. .
3 < 0 J
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HAIR GOODS.
UATKH-lr c a line first tlmo nnd lOc a line iioro- |
uflur. iNo udvertlsemont takan for .less
T-'AUGESTSTOCIC IN KNTiiii ; WEST ;
JUtrlcul wigs and beards a specialty. Wigs , bangs , '
xwllchCH , hair chains , etc. , In stock and to order ,
Mail orders lollclted. Uavlos , HI S. 15th st. , Omaha.
7'.Ki
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STOCK WINTERED.
KATKB ISo n line llrst tlmo and lOo n line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than Me.
O Ka vTNTK'u KIJ AT "lioWKST H AT US . AT
Ilellovuo stock farm ; box stalls If deslrad.
Clarke , 19 Hoard of Tradn building orllolltmio.
79i
PATENT SOLICITORS
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UATKS ISo line llrst tlmo nnd lOc a line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 2ja
PATKNT IiAWYBirs ANiPsOI.lCITOIl8. "oTw.
S lies A Co. . llee building , Omaha , Neb. Ilranch
olllce at Washington , 1 > .C. Consultation free. 7'J7 '
MASQUERADE COSTUM3 , ETC.
IIATKS I5e a line llrst tlmo and lOo a line there
after. No advertisement taken for lols thn'i Ko
-L/rndo costumes at 114 S ICtli. Coldon Knglo'store.
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CUTLERY GRINDING.
I'.NI ) YOUIt SCISSOI13 , 11A7.0UH , KfC. , TO UJJ
uruunil to Underland A Co. . imi S. 1UU nt. 7'lj ,
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS.
ASII 1'AII ) FOIt OM ) COLD. CAIliibN ft
Ilnnks. room 80 Darker block. Omaha. 7W
PAWN BROKEH3.
S-l.K n llnw llrst llmo and lOo a line thdru-
uftcr. No advertisement taken for lass than 25c.
T "IJIJMO ' VKU'TO To : s/iyrii si\
"IMPROVEMENT the ORDER of the AGE"
THE BEST. WHY ?
Itcounsu wo have profited by the shortcomings
of the old typowrlturn. nnd Imvoovorconio
ninny dcfoL-t-s unit , hotwoun ours I liven * \vu
Imvo ttddod iniiny Improvements of , wllluli
thnlr Invoiitors nuver drunincd ,
All typo olounud Iu ton sucoiuls wltliont soil-
In i ; the linniK
Moro inunlfold cnplc.s cnn ho made nt ono Im-
pri'bslon on thu Smith t'romlor tlmn yiion
uny other tyuowrltor iniinufnuturcd.
Senil for oataloijiie. (
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT.
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co , ,
1(101)1 ( ) Fnrnnm Street , Onmlin , Neb.
K. II. JJ.Il'JIKII' , . . . . MA.V.HIKIl.
* Xotloo.
Notlco H herohy clvon that' the nniuml
iiH.'Otlng of the Htoouliolilors of thu Dinah t
Union Dapnt Uoiiipnuy will bo' Hold at the
olllcoottlio coiiiunny In the hoiidqiiurtors of
the Union 1'iiclllo Hallway Company. In tlio
city otOnmlm , on Monday , llth Uuy of Junu-
ury , IS ! ! , ' , itt 1) o'clock a. in.
The mcutliiK Is culled far the election of ( II-
rouUirsof tlm coniDiiny for the onsuln your ,
nnd fur the transaction of nnv other business
that tnuy lUBiilly como bo f ere It.
THUS. L. KIMIIALU I'rosldont.
Oinalin , Docomhor 18th , 1HU1. daidgot
The whole stock of school furnlturo. ofilco
suppllos , nnd uublnoUlettcr fllus and ono sufo ,
or will lull in Job lols.
lols.J. . W. IlAiiuis , AsHlKiioa.
Call ut German-American tiavlnzi bnu k
Omuhn. Neb. Dl-oatt tlBo
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A GENUINE MICUOUKKlLUtlt I * KIUIl'3 OKllSt
KllAIICA'rUH"Curu ll de em > l l > eaut It klllj
tlio microbe or Ktrni. 1'ut upanil retailed In ll.f.laud
Uslies , the lalter IU gallon * . 8eut auy wherv pre
paid ou receipt of prlco or U O. 1) . Weltiua a guar
antee to cure. Tlio public trido ami Jobbers iup >
iilluil by tha Ktiulrr Urug Company , Omnhij U , A.
.Molchur , Howard Mayor ami H. I' . Sjjkori , South
Omaha ; A U. Foiter au4 U. J. Kllt > , Council Uluffi
jTWrlllon Guarnntoolo
SYPHILIS ! EVERY CASE c. '
ddNEY REFUNDED.
Our com K l ptrmuiint oHii . riot a palehlan up. Cai
tre l Kl nro yo r ago Im , n Ter t rt nijmptcni
lnc . flr tleterlbln'R e o fufey wo e n tnwit ton ky
moll , and wo ( tire the t&ni6 < * tronr guarantee to rura
or refund all money. Thp iWho | pr f r to com * hero
for treatment can do 10 onJwewlu , par railroad fsi-o
both watt and hotel bllll WSlfs h r If we fall lo cure.
Wo ehall ire Iho werld t r icnio that our > t AGIO
RTJir.DT will not eur . Write for full particular ! and.
Eftlha evidence. Wo khaw that you am tkeptital ,
Juilly to , toJ. a * tlio ta ut < riilnent rhyilrlani hara
n T rbtenabietoRlv mqr than ttmporary relief.
In our nte jean1 practice Win the MAdlO UEMEDY It
tint been molt difficult l/bvcreonio the prejudices
agalnit all so-called § p lnt . 'r Bat under our strong
BuaranUoyoil should njt Jieiltat * to try thle rcratdy.
You take no chtnco of loiffiJe your noney. Wo guar.
antco to euro or refund OTlwfloIlnr , nnd ai we hare I
reputation to protect , altaflnanclal hacking of HCO , .
COO , It It r rf e tly a'o to all who will try the treat ,
mont. lUrotoforcyou hatk b > n pnttlnn up nnd pa J In ft
outyojrmoney fordltTertnllrentmcntsand although
youaronotyetcarednoonohai paid back your Aon.
y. Do not wstto any more money unUl you try uj. Old
chronic , deep lealedc i l cured la 90 to to dayi. In-
reetlftatoour financial ( landing , our reputation ae
bailneunun. Write ui or name < and oddrewn of
thoio wo hr vo cured wht * hare given permlnlonto ro-
fertothem. Hco t yon only poilago to dothliilt
will save you a world of lulfcrlnir from mental ( train ,
and It you are married what may your offiprlng nuffer
through yourown negligence. If yourtyniptomiaro
ere throat , mucous pv hea In mouth , rheumatism
In bonei and Joint * , hair falling out , eruption ! on any
part of the body , feeling of ifineril dcprculon , palnj
in header bonce , you hatejio tlmo to watte. * rhofO
w ho are constantly taklnti tnt rcury an 1 potaeh should
discontinue 1U Consttnt use of these clrui ! wlllfiurGljr
brinffeoreiando tlnirUlrervlnthornd. Donfallto"
wrlta. Alt correspondence pent tealedfn plain enrcl.
op a > Vo Inrlte the mott rittld liirestlgatlon and wilt
do all in our power to all you In IU Acltlires ,
COVJi JlK3t Df CO. , Omaha , Jffbraska.
Offlco I Jill and Farnam , second floor , entrance lhEt
llnblt'imsltlvoly cured by tlio uso. of tlio
Ronulnu
"MAGIC CHLORIDE OF GOLD , "
It Is inaiiufncituroil In simill sol ill ) I o tnblots.
which cnn bo Riven In n Rlnss of buur , u cup of
coITeo or tct. ; or In fooil. wltliont tlio knuwl-
cilRU of Iho tmtlunt. It It ) absolntuly Imrin-
ICR < < , nnil will olToct u ixiMnniiunt unit sneody
euro , whothar tlio pitloiit : uses Mqiinr or To-
fmccu niodpr.itoly or Is n slnvo to oltlicr or
both. It has boon Riven In thousands of cnnoi
nnil In uvcry iiistnnco a jmrfcut euro has fol
lowed. It IIOVOP fall * . The system once lin-
proKiiated with the "MAOIO OlII.OItlDB Ol'
liOIiD , " itbocotnos an utter Inipossllilllty for
tlio Iilntmr or Tobacco unpptlto to exist , Ono
month s trout inent , tUotall drunalsts. Got
only tlio UPiiuIno , inailufictuiod by MAUIO
OIlLOUIDB OOIjI ) CO. . lllako. Uruco & Co. ,
Otmihn. Neb. , Wholoaalo Agents. _
LoDuo's Porlodioal Pllla.
The Fronoli remedy acts directly upon tlio
generative organs and euros suppression of the
menhc.s. tJor three for 15 , and can bn mailed.
tihould iiollio usoU durlii pre.'naiiay. .TobborJ.
drnRglstsand the publlo suppllad by Goodman
PUoi'osAi.s van I URM )
Aconcy , South DnUotu , DeccniDcr IWlli
1801. Sealed proposals.1 endorsed "I'roposnls
for Hold tuuds. " and addrossnd to the undur-
slL'ncd at Uoattbuil AKunoy. South Dakota , will
bo received at th's azcncy until one o'clock p.
in. , of Monday , .Iiuiu.iry .Hli , Ibll. , for furnlsli-
Intf and delivering at this agency ubout l.'iOO
bushels of seed o.its , I < UO bushu s cf seed corn ,
1.3m ) bushels of seed potatoes and ; iX ( ) bushels
of seed whoat. Illddois w 11 bo required testate
state In their bids tlm proposed prlco of each
attlclo olTorod for dollveiy under a contract.
The right Ls reserved to reject any or all"blds ,
or tiny oart of any bid ) If doomed for the best
Interests of the service. CKUTIFIKD CHECKS.
I aeh bid must bo accompanied by a cortlllod
cheek or draft upon sojno Unltod States do-
posltory orsolvont national bank In the vicin
ity of the residence orjVHo bidder , made pay
able to the order of the Commissioner Of In
dian AITalrs , for at least riVK t'BHCB.VTof tno
amount of the proposal , , which chonk or draft
will be forfeited to thQ r/XtTKi > STATUS In case
any bidder or blddcrsr-'rcoulvlnj ; an award
sluill fall to promptly oxueiite u contract with
Rood and sutllclont sureties , otherwise to be
returned to the bidder" ' Mltls accompanied by
cash In lieu of a cortlfluU cheek will not be
cons'dored. For ftirtlmnhifonniitlon apply to
J. UEq.i\VKIOUT , U. S-Iifdlan Agent. . ,
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REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
JBEST IN TKE.WORLD.
JOS. PujMEGEJATH ,
'M STRltEfr. OMAHA , NKD.
GHRD
U , : < 0 n m . . . .Kansas City Day iipri'Hi..l 55.1 p m
9.4S p m 1C. CvNIght Kxg via U. 1'.Trans ] (1.40 n m
Going I CIUUACO. U. 1. & I'ACIKIC. I From
East. I Union Depot lUlli A. Marcy Bts.j East.
7.20 n ml Slunx City Passenger. jlO.'Op m
ft.35 | i m | St. Paul Express MOOOn m
leaves I SIOUX C1TV A l"ACIFlC. ' ( Arrives
Oniahol Depot. Ifilli nnd Webster sti I Omaha
5.45 p ml . . .SI. Paul Limited. . . | 9.5 a m
Leaves ICH1CAGO A NoTFriTwlT TEitN I Arrives
OmahnlU. P. depot. 10th and Marcy Sis. | Oinnha
7.25 a mEx. | ( bun'y ) Carroll Passenger. 10.20 p m
1 2j a m Chicago Express S.lfia m
500 p ml Vestibule I.lmlled. . . . . . . . UMa in
9.15 p ro . . .Eastern Fiver OOOp m
7.00 p mEx. | 1 ( Sat. ) Fast Mall ( Ex. Mon.l. 2.1 j p m
Leaves I OMAHA A HT. LOUltt. lArrlves
( IninlmlU. 1 * . depot. 10th and Murcy bts.Oiiialia |
4,10 p m | St. Louis Cannon Hail | I'.3J p m
AWutcli-Mpotlnh' ,
It wits tlio lusit nht ! { of tlio year , nnd
aboutO o'oloclc , iv'Bolltnry yoang mun
might luivoboon soon hurrying itlong tbo
street , says the Detroit Free Proas.
'Hollo , " oxclitiniod a friend mooting
him nt a cornor. "Whoro nro you
golngy" "To a wntch-mootlnrr. " ho ro-
piled , twisting tin empty fob chuln In his
nnpora "Ah , indeed ! Miiy I ivslc
whoro'i1" " ' " far
"At uncle's , nud faintly ,
down the Btroot.tho three hnlla glittered
in the glnro of the oleotrlo light.
UoWltt's ' Little Karly ituori : 'or tbo llvor.
IN THE CLUTCH OF A LOBSTER ,
A Diver's ' Stnigglo with ft Alonstor of thn
Deep ,
A LOBSTER RIVALING THE OCTOPUS ,
A Thrilling lUprrlcnro On'tlio NoI'ound -
liinil Count Urusliril In the HIIRO
( ifn Dfiilrrn of thn Orrnn Tlntt
.Seldom Conies Near Shore ,
Sea monstora anil tholr doings are oo-
raalonully { , 'lvon inontlon iu nowapnpor
purttKntphs , and moat of such accounts
are vouched-for by this or that sciontlllo
man , says the Now YorU Horald. When
Victor llijo ! wrote in "Tho Toilers of
the Soa" about the frightful monster
which clasuod Its clammy arms about
the diver ovol-yonn thought that the
thing was a raoro fabrication. Hut It
was not. Tlio monster duscribod was
nhnoat identical with the octopus , erSe
So , too- men roluto how , living In the
( loot ) nnd silent caves of the sen , Is n
hugo lobster , resembling the Biunllor
Hah In structure , but being very vera
cious. It Is sttld that ho seldom comes
notir the shore , If ever , but that onor-
inous lobster shells nro sometimes
thrown up on land nftor n violent storm.
Northern llshermon Imvo hoard of the
mounter and I have scon them shlvor
in the cuddies of tholr fishing smacks as
some ono described the size and appear
ance of the llsh. How far the general
impression is correct I do not know , but
lot mo relate h story told mo by a diver :
"When the Anglo Saxon , n ship laden
with costly merchandise , ran into
Chance Cove , on the Newfoundland
coast , and sank by striking a hidden
roof , tHc1 government at once took step ! .
to have .all that the unlucky ship con
tained , romovod. There were ever 100
persons on board , but not so much as
ono , If my memory servos mo , escaped.
When the ship was lifted by a heavy
swell upon the sharp lodge she ' 'hung'1
thd'ro , as Bailers say , but with the rise
of the tide she was lifted oft the
lougo nnd wont down , head first ,
into the deep water lying inside.
There was.a passngu from outside load
ing to this.doop water , so that llslius or
sea'beasts might-go in or out in search
of proyi' There was no beach or strand ,
but upright , naked clllln in the form of
asomicinulo rose around to a height of
aboutJiUQ feet. Giving back a little on
the top wuu a lighthouse.
"As soon as possible divers were
brought to the spot , but it was diflicult
to find it smooth enough to t > o down.
The llrst day wo got below wo"could do
little but lay out our plan of operations.
The ship was on her side , the stumps of
the masts turned toward land. I had
never gene down before in water so far
north , and the place was so wild that I
was timid. Lines were attached to out-
bodies and the ends fastened in the skill
above , so that if any diver pulled his line
ho was at once drawn to the surface.
Wo walked about the bottom and around
the ship with our foot weighted to keep
us from rising.
"Tho water was a pale green , and I
could notice objects quite plainly for
many yards distant. There w.xs a hugo
break in the bottom of the ship , hot-
stem was steve in , so was her storn.
Already the fishes hail discovered that
there was feasting inside , for as I was
nbout to on tor by the hole in the bow a
'
number of Spanish mack'orol , cod ,
soulpins , and dogfish began to floun
der , about insido. I moved back ,
for 1 did not know but there might bo a
shark thoro.
"There wore , as you Know , ever 100
bodies in the ship , so I was anxious that
they should bo saved from the desecra
tion of these fishes. Worst of all to got
among the bodies of the drowned are
Spanish mackerel and cod. I had
chat-go , so wo all wont to tha top and
made arrangements for getting the dead.
I shall not give you the details , but
after extremely hard work two days saw
our ghastly task completed.
"Then cauio the raising of the costly
merchandise. It was mostly silks and
cashmere shawls. Ono afternoon while
iny two men remained above repairing
tholr diving apparatus I wont down
alone. Wo were now removing the bales
from the other compartment of the ship ,
and had only ono way to enter or leave
this eosnvmrtmont , namely , by the break
in the storn. The method of raising the
goods was1 to lower down heavy hooks ,
which could bo fastened into the bales
after tliby had been pushed outside.
Some - of these bales or cases
would float , and some would rest
lightly on the bottom. I had so-
ledtcd a largo case which I was about to
move , when , happening to turn my eyes ,
I saw outside a hugo creature moving
toward the vessel. I had never scon
anything like It before. Its body was
four to' flvo feet high and about twice
that length , and It had on each side an
enormous arm , There seemed to bo an
unlimited number of logs attached to
.the hideous creature , its color was a dun
brown , mottled ever with dark spots.
Two round , black shining eyes were In
its forehead , and two supple horns , oai-h
resembling an enormous whip , likewise
cain'o out of its head , All this I noticed
with ono glanco. A numb terror seized
mq and 1 moved for the outlet from the
ship.
- "But , as if knowing what I intended ,
this brute , looking straight at mo with
Its" frightful eyes , walked , or ratnor
crawled , directly toward mo. I hurried
In the lippo of being able to solzo the
hanging hobk , now my only means of
signaling the skill ; but it hurried , too ,
and I ) fiur barely put my foot upon a
gray rock outside when the two writh
ing horns of the detestable creature
word , twin ing about mo and again un
twining ; Then ho would touch mo with
these and swoon thom up and down , as
If feeling- what description of prey I was.
Tho'TQUtid , frightful eyes Boomed to burn
through and' through mo. In my hand
I held the crowbar which I used to loosen
the cargo ; in my bolt I carried a heavy
sheath knife. These were my only
weapons ,
"Suddenly nnd without any warning
the monster throw out ono of Its arms
and seized me below the shoulder. I
felt { is If my bones wot'o ' being crushed ,
and that my aria would BOOH bo HOvoroil
from my body. No booner had' ho done
this than ho turned and began to drag
inq into n deeper corner of the nook.
! The moro I resisted the moro' terrible
was the pain , so I had to go , turning
ovw In my mind what I should do. I
still had tliO'Crowbiir In my right hand ,
but it whs ot no use to mo. So I lot it
drop.
"Hut the horror of that time ! Well
I know why the awful thing was
dragging mo to this quiet place. Ho
was going to devour me.
"ills arm terminated In n claw which
opened and shut. This horrible mouth-
like thing had two rows of shining white
teeth. Several of those were piercing
by arm to the bone. Some distance
above this mouthliko hand I observed u
joint , and then I drew my knife. But
aluat the heavy shell so overlapped the
lloahy tissue that I could not Injure my
cantor. Still ho dragged mo on , on ,
till at last the deepest part of the sea
nook was reached. There ho stopped
nnd turned those terrifying eyes again
upon mo. The whlplfko anna again
began to move and curl about uiy body ,
nnd hideous motion Boomed to run
through the body of the terrible fish.
What this meant 1 know.
"His head was only about a foot dis
tant from my body , < \nd drawing my
knlTo again I plunged it Into the eye
n on rest mo , turning the blade round and
round. I saw that I had destroyed the
eye , for an inky fluid issued out of the
socket , darkening the water nbout his
head. This chucked the nggrosslvo
movements of the thing , but did not
Bcotn to hurt It , I wnltod , waited for
many seconds , I think , and then Its head
turned , so , I supposed , that ho might bo
enabled to BOO his prey. This was what
I wanted , and with u sura , swift thruot I
soul my knife Into his other eye , down
to the hofu This tlmo it must have
touched the brain , for the boast rooted ,
nnd the grip on my arm slightly ro-
laxcd. Hut though totally blind my
captor had no idea of releasing mo.
"Tho agony of my arm soon grow un
bearable and the waters around mo
seemed to bo filling with groonlsh
smoke. A strange sound began to buy./
In my oars and mV pain seemed to dis
appear. I thought , too , that I saw
other figures moving about the ship ,
then the light wont out of my eyes and I
remembered nothing more.
"When I recovered my senses I was
in the skill , and I learned how the
divers , alarmed nt my long slloneo below -
low , had como _ down. They saw my
plight , and after u time succeeded in
severing the arm from the body of the
tlsh , which they both declared was the
awful deep sea lobstor. "
You need not bo afraid of a twlnpo of
rheumatism. Whoa H comes use Salvation
Oil.
Cincinnati ladles Imvo n race for rod
gloves , nnd yet they catch cold ; but tlioy
never fall to use Ur. Unit's ConpU Syrup nnU
always secure an Immediate curu. At nit
dealers for " 5 cents.
STORY OF A CORNER-LOT.
Why Hob IiigorHolMViftii ( ipiinlno Mmirnor
lor Koxcor Colliding.
Washington correspondence : There
was recently sold in a fashionable quar
ter in the .northwestern portion of this
city a building lot at 87 per square foot.
That tract of land has a history. Part
of that history shows why "Bob" ingor-
sell was a genuine mourner at the grave
of Koscoo Conkllng. Many years ago
most of us remember Clarke Ingorsoll ,
the brother of Robert G. Ingcrsoll , a
man beloved by all who know him , and
in many respects a dilToront typo of man
from his eloquent surviving brother.
Ebon Clarke Ingorsoll , when in con
gress , was it friend of Roscoe Conkllng.
That friendship did not end with their
lives. In the exciting financial period
subsequent to the last great panic Clarke
Ingorsoll became embarrassed. lie was
the owner of considerable unimproved
real estate in this city , purchased in the
midst of a period of speculation. The
boom had died with the panic , and Mr.
Ingorsoll was threatened with ruin. At
that time ho came to his friend Roscoe
Colliding , and the latter advanced him
$30,000 on a second mortgage on the
speculative land. The land , if forced tea
a sale at that time , would not have
brought enough to have paid the first
mortgage , to say nothing of the second.
But Roscoe loaned the money. Ho did
more than thai. Some time afterward
Mr. Colliding , as is known bore to a few
friends , arranged to surrender the notes
of that $30,000 loan , without considera
tion , to Mr. Ingorsoll , and was about to
deliver thorn to him in order that the
second mortgage might bo released of
record the very week that Clarke In
gorsoll was so suddenly stricken and
died. *
It was ever the grave of that brother
that Colonel Robert G. Ingorsoll delivered -
orod that famous- funeral oration , in
which his heart seemed to gain the vic
tory ever his intellect , Jand in which ,
raoro than in any other public utter
ance , the great orator appeared to grasp
hopelessly , perhaps , but in great an
guish , for immortality. Long after
wards , when the estate of Glivrko Ingor
sell was fully settled , this transaction
with Roscoe Conkllng became known.
The notes had never been pressed for
payment , and they wore still in Mr.
C'onkling's nosscssion. , The estate of
Ebon C. Ingorsoll had not boon har
assed by him. Meanwhile , however ,
another speculative movement in Wash
ington real estate b'otran. In consequence
quence of this the administrators of 13.
G. Ingorsoll wore enabled to soil the
unimproved lots in question for enough
to pay olt both the first and second mort
gages and to leave a handsome sum to
the widow. After that Robert Ingor
sell never spoke of Roscoe C'qnlding as
a "well arcssed sneer. "
The porfurnoof violets , the purity of tlio
lily , the glow of tha rose , and the ( lush of
Hobo combine hi Pozzoni's ' wondrous pow
der.
RAZORS OF ALL ACtES.
In ForincrTlmr * .tlVu Slmvrd with thu I : < ! K < >
ofiiSlii-11.
"Does it ever occur to you to wonder
when you complain of the torture of
shaving how men manatred to keep their
faces clean before , the Exquisitely tem
po rod stool ra/.ors of today wore in-
vontedi" ' said a scientist to a Washing
ton Star reporter.
"You have only to observe the nnciant
sculptures to see that shaving was prac
ticed in the earliest times. The faces of
the old Egyptians are ronrosbntod in
tholr statues and hits-roHofs as clean
shaved except for the board pn the chin.
What sort of ray.ors did they use ? No
body knows , but something is known
about the evolution of the raxor in a
general way.
"The first razor wt < s a pair of clam or
mufasol shells , with which our savage
ancestors ( lulled out the hairs of hishoad
by grasping them as with pinchers. In
the course of time it was found out that
by sharpening the edges of the shells
they could bo ground against ono
nno'thcr so IIM to saw off the bairn. Two
keen edged flukes' ' of stone could bo em
ployed for the same purpose , as Mexican
Indians utilize bits of obsidian. Ad a
rule , the straight-haired and scant-
boarded races today , like the North
American Indians , pluck out tholr
boards. The Polynesians got rid of thol'- '
superfluous hair with chloride of lime ,
which they manufacture by burning
coal.
coal."When
"When the bronze ago arrived rnzort *
wore made of that material , which has
since boon superseded by tempered
stool. ' Tlio latest ruxora are IIro and
electricity. Barbers of the most ad
vanced school nowadays slngo the hair
instead of cutting it , and an electric
noodle is used to destroy hairs whore
they ought not to grow by being thrust
into the follicles , a slight cuiront killIng -
Ing the roots. "
Ill thn Icut urn llmim.
Nothing duturbs n lecturer HO much as n
peed , healthy , fully dovolopml cou ti. Some
folks think a sijualtiiR miby u wono , but
Mark Twain says that In an omorgoiioy you
can kill the baby , but most Icoturors now
carry a bottle of Hallor's Huro Cure Cough
sirup and glvo a doio of that.
nrt-ut Hovnrlty.
A very estimable widow has a eon
who is far from estimable , nays the
Youth's Companion. Evil companions
have corrupted the good manners ho
once had , and the ravages of dissipa
tion are already becoming visible. His
poor mother is nearly brokon-hoartcd.
She was confiding her troubles ono day
to an old and trusted frlepd , "I am
afraid1 said her friend , "that you nro
not firm enough with John ; you are too
onsy with him. " "On the contrary , I
am sometimes afraid that I nm too
harsh. " " what have
"Why , you over
done1 "Oh , I haven't done anything ,
but I have talked to him n great deal. "
"What Imvo you said ? " "Why , I have
snld , ' .Tohnl John ! ' ana other severe
things. "
Jack Frost hiu n special ml lon In winter
It's to clmp un our hands nnil clioohs , and
Jack FYoU says ho don't llko Bailor' * Aus
tralian salvo a bit , It euros tlio "llttlo chaps * '
right up. m
A QODDESS AS COLLATERAL.
A I > l | > rn i'r of Itoit/o DiMnlil of Pulrlotla
IllltlltllllK ,
Ho had somewhere picked up a small
plaster of parls statue of the Goddess of
Liberty with her no.io knocked oil and
ono foot and ankle dangling by the wire
used to form the framework , says thu
Detroit l-'roo Press. With this In his
hand ho entered n saloon on Randolph
street and said to the man behind tlio
bar :
"My friend , I dual re to call your espe
cial intention to this emblem of Amer
ican liberty and independence. You
recognize her , of counter"
"Dorbionrlotor vhas omit slnist now. "
calmly replied the man , as ho rinsed a
boor gliiKS.
"Ho Is , oh ? Well , that is nothing to
me. It is not at all gormaln to the sub
ject , so to say. I ask you again If you
recognize this emblem of 1'borty ' ? Look
upon it nndtoll mo if your heart does
not beat the faster If your pulses do
not throb us you remember how the old
liberty boll poalcd forth at Philadel
' '
phia'
" 1 vims busy today , " IndllTorontly re
plied the bartender as ho wiped oil the
bar.
bar."Do
"Do you recognize the Goddess of Lib
erty as she stands hero bjforo you or do
you not ? " sternly demanded tlio caller
as ho stood and pointed at the figure.
"Vhas she some goddess ? "
"Was she ? Was she ? Think of an
American citizen asking that question !
Doesn't the patriotic sentiment surging
up in your heart , toll you that there
stands the grand emblem of a grand old
republic ? Kvon If you had both eyes
shut you ought to bo able to fool her
presence. Am I mistaken in supposing
you to bo an American citizen ? "
"I vhas American , of course , but I
doan' want to buv somotings like dot. "
"My friend , did you ever read of Bunk
er Hill ? " asked the man as he backed
off a pace or two.
"Vhcll , vhat you want ? "
"What do I want ? In the first place ,
I want you to rocoguizo the goddess ! of
American liberty. Ga/o on her. Toll
mo that you identify hor. "
"Vholl , she vhas dor goddess , I ox-
poet. "
"And secondly , sir , I want you to rq-
nllzo my position at the present momont.
I am a patriot , hard up for the needful
dry in my throat almost perishing for
the want of a glass of that whioh cheers
but does not inebriate. "
" dead broke ? "
"Isee ; you vhas
"Exactly ; while you cannot buy this
emblem of mo , I can leave it , with you
as collateral , to bo roddcmod tomorrow.
Take her and place her in safety , and
then jerk mo a schooner of boor. "
" 1 could n't do it. "
"Couldn't ' do it ? Couldn't take the
Goddess of Liberty as security fop a
schooner of beer ! Did I hoar aright ? "
"Mobbo so , but I forgot him shust
now. "
"Uavo you road of Valley Forge and
the blood tracks on the snow ? "
"I doan' remember him. "
"Am Washington the grand and
glorious George the father of his coun
try ? The natno of Washington must bo
familiar to you ? "
"Yes , I hoar aboudt Washington , but
1 doan' want to buy some images. "
"Did I aslc you to buy ? Do I wantto
soil ? Have you money enough to pur
chase this emblem from mo , sacred to
mv patriotic heart , damaged though it
is ? No , sirl Thousands could , not buy
her ! Any olTor you could make would
insult a man whoso forefathers fought at
Bunker Hill and watered the soil of
Monmouth with their warm blood 1"
"Dot's shust how I said , imtl I doan'
talk any morel You Dad bettor go
oudt. "
"You contemptuously refuse the goddess
doss , do you ? "
"I doan' take hor. "
"And you order mo. a patriot ( n whoso
veins runs the blood of the Hancocks , to
vacate your promises ! "
"I like you to go oudt before I vas
mad and haf a fuss. "
"I see , and I go. Como goddess emblem -
blom of barrels of blood poured out
.that this nation might bo froovo ; are
not wanted hero. Wo have boon In
sulted. You , with all your sacrifices
with all the sentiment surrounding you
with that proud hnad hold so high
among the nations of earth , haven't the
mercenary value of a schooner of lager !
Wo will preserve our dignity if wo
perish of thirst. Sir ! Good day ! "
Vanllautea's Cocoa The .standard of the
world.
: HTKUUK.
O'rlN'l ilnkn 1'liljrU oil H I'lilr Dt'lintlinte.
A Saglnaw girl made her debut as a
chorus girl in the Wllbor Opera com
pany in Detroit hist Sunday ovdnlng.
Her name is Miss Hello Hamilton ,
daughter of a wealthy Sngimiw lumber
man , and has boon for two or three
years a belle in the city of sawdust. Be
coming completely stage struck , she
joined the company in Detroit Sunday
ovoning. She has a fair voice , a superb
llguro , and dances with grace. Hot-
beauty and grace attracted much
attention , and her first apnear-
tinco was a great success. A mischiev
ous young man , formerly of Sngl-
naw , who had worshiped at her foot ,
hoard of her debut and telephoned the
facts to his S iglnaw cnuina. When Miss
Hamilton faced the audience Monday
evening she was confronted by twenty-
live grinning young men from Huginaw.
They were in evening dross , woio largo
bouquets and had skull caps , to Indicate
that they were all bald. They occupied
the front rows , and all leveled tholr
opera glasses at their silly acquaintance.
Mis ? Hamilton fainted and would have
fallen to the lloor had she not hdon
caught , nnd the grand march hud to
proceed without 'lor. She appeared in
the lust act , however , blushing hard ,
and managed to dttncu the horn-pipo ,
for which she had boon applauded on
the previous evening , Her huiirt is
full of resentment for her former Sstgl-
miw acquaintances , and she In thinking
of abandoning tlio stage.
Hiiii > i > itiulyl i TulU IIUVlfci 4 i n itlil i\ .
Yes , I see , you bavo ot a terrible looking
face all pimples and blotchos. Naw , Mrs.
Spooponclyko , K you'do lot tlioso everlasting ,
dodgmtod powders and cosmutios nlono-ond
use Hullor's Hur.iaimrillu nnd JJurdooh com
pound you'do loolc llUo someUiltii ; . boot t
Thu Kill ( lluva Town.
A French town called Grenoble Is the
place whore most kid gloves comu frbm.
At Grenoble alone 1,200,000 dozen pairs
of gloves are manufactured annually.
This roproBonts a value of $7.000,00(1 ( to
$7,200,000 and this gives employment to
23,000 workpeople of both soxoa. There
nro 4,000 men and 21,000 women residing
in u rayon of thirty-eight miles uroynd
Grenoble who live by this work.
Small In size , great in roiults ;
LlttlorOarly Ulsun. Dost pill for constitu
tion , boat forololc hoadaoho , boat for tour
stomach ,