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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 18 , 1893.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
A DVTRTISEMKNTS b . unUl 12 FOR SO p. THESE m for the COL0MNS erenlne
and tinlll 8.3" p.m. fortbamornlnf and Sunday
A"biVo"lhrlrVniweW J ddrrw l to " " " f" !
letter In ran * of Tim HKE. An < iwe p nnnreiwca
will N dellTf rvd upon proncnUtlon of the check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED.ort
it mcftword flmt InwrUon. lea ort there-
f UT Nothing taken tor lem > than ggc
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER WANTS
A poMUon Good cfercnces. Acliln-M W _ 4T B < .
M3 il I.
SITUATION WANTED AS CLERK IN OEN-
A erxl ore. Addrws 810 West 2 < t St. Daren-
, la- 3"
port - _
WANTED SITUATION "T WET NURSR
A.i to Dr ClmcaaVn. 171S Dodfe. 414 la *
WANTED POSITION BY TOO'SO MAS AS
A bookkpfperaml wcnofraphcr , irofxl ' < ; T,5S
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tiii VT 67 B.-C M4..4 _
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4'W \NTEO A SITtTATION AS PRESSMAN BY
A.i irood eompetenl man ein fnrn lull t on.1 rnf-
prencen.ddress D. P Walck. 40U IW1 SU Bf
2H
atrlco Nclv M4U
WANTED MALE
Rates tUea wonlflratlnwrtlon tea word there-
ner Nollilii * tnkMi for ICM than 25 .
T > SOLICITORS. TEAMS FiniNKtlKD : EXTRA
JVrr w men wllh rigs. American WriiifrerCo. ,
liloi ) llowanl t.
" 11 THE NEIIHA9KA GO WIASTKB SAINGS
J } ml Investment company wauls n fewwntle-
men of peed i < ldn-i > s to act as > llcltors. Appjr at
rooms 22 and 2:1 : Douglas block. * " *
TAO".NTS. SALARY OR COMMISSION THE
B irreatpst Invention of the aye The New Pat t
CJtfnilcal Ink Erasing- PencIL Sells on slirnt.
Works llkomade. Aernts are makln ? S2T ( Ml to
W 29041 per week. For further particulars wrUj
t-o Monroe Eraser Mfir. Co. , X 3rt. La Crosi
- WANTED FOR OUR CITY BUSINESS.
B-MAN paid weekly. Call at 1310 Dou.J Jn0i ;
-WANTED , A RELIABLE MAN IN EVERY
town In the witnrn states to handle Dodees
Rheumatic pills , sure cure and lareti Promn. J. A
Dodgp , 120U S. 23th St. , Omahi , Neb. 201 D10
TJ-WANTED AT ONCE , A NUMBER OF POUL-
a'lry pickers , cowl steady lob to rielit parties.
Cudahy raeklnir Company , South Omaha.ngfl
ngfl
WANTED MEN IX EVERY COUNTY TO ACT
is private detectives under Instructions. Ex-
. National Du-
perlrneo unni-cessary Send stamp.
icctlve Bureau , Indlanapolla , In > l.M102 22 *
Tl WANTED , MEN TO HANDLE LUBRICA.T-
-IJInir oils and specialties , alnne or as n side line.
Address Easlo Bx-Bnlns Co. , Clovulantl. O.
TV-A CORSET PU.VYER ! ONE WHO CAN
iJteaeh a band. Address Secretary , Jlonron banil ,
Monroe. Neb. M43d - ' -
VANTED A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
iJman to take chante of Hit' sales department of .1
p.-imu-d uoods nu < l noup department of a Inree pack-
Inir house. Must thorouclily understand the busi
ness aiwl know the trade /Uldress Htatlnir ex
perience , references and salary expected , v , . .0 ,
Ilee. 511-4 lii
-WANTED , MEN TO TRAVEL : $3O TO OO
per montl ) . Stone J. Wclllncton. Madison. Y Is
T > - WANTED. MAN TO PACK GOODS. THE ! > 9
iJeent store , 1310 Farnam stivct. M45U 18
T ) -CONTRnjUTORS AND REPORTERS
J'Either BCJC. Pays welt Experience not essen
tial. Send stamp for Instnictlons. Interstate
Press AHsoclatlon , Indianapolis , Ind. 31113 2U'
WAITED. SALESMAN FAMILIAR WITH
B jnwery and saloon trailo to work In Omaha and
Council Bluffn , on salary and commission. Ad-
Un"t Be orace. Mlu.t 19
WANTED ? EMA E HELP.
Rates. IWc a word first Insertion , lea word there-
after. Nothing taken for less than 23e.
-WASTED COMPETENT GIRL. MRS. FRANK
C Wllcox.S. W. corner 29th and Douglas at.
300 IT
rt-WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK AND
laundress. Mr ) . James E. Boyd , 1008 Daven-
395-17 *
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IKirlHt. _ _ _ _ _ _
nWANTED. . FIRST-CLASS COOK. NONE
Bothers nfv < l npplr. Best of references required.
Apply 2701 F.arnam. _ 330 17 *
-WANTED , A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
hounoworir. Apply at 2.09 Dodjo. Mrs. Win.
Harden. M401 18 *
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OWASTED. . GIRL TOR GENERAL HOUSE-
uat be eood cook nutt laundress. 11.10
et. > S 412-22
.VOTED. 2 CHAMBERMAIDS FOR OUT
v > we nt. Prlvatu family cook. * 3 00 nnd CO plrls
for all klnds.of work Canadian office. 1500 Far-
nmu M4S8 19'
-WANTED. . 20 LADIES FOR BURLESQUE CO.
L 'Call ' formauagerat Pullniau house , 130S Dodge
street. MHO 18-
FOB BENT HOUSES.
Rates. lOc a line each Insertion. $1.50 a Una per
month. NothUis taken for less than 25c.
, -HOCSES 'IN"ALL PARTS OF THE crf - .
D Tlie O. F. Davis company , 1BOS Farnam. J0o ?
l-fi-ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN. CHOICE. IN
> btanford circle , C. S. Eltrutter , 201 Bee bldir.H07
H07
j.REXTAL AGENCY , 007 BBOWN BLOCK.
j./
- - HOUSE , 1S13 CASS. J. JOHNSON
D-10-ROOM . M1.13
Ty HOUSES. F K. DARLING , UARKER BLOCK.
FOIl IlKNT ROOM FLAT. INQUIRE
Dodte street.
D-HOUSES. 3 TO 0 HOOUS. COS NO. 13TII.
JI583 NJ1
\ NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. HANSCOM
/Place cheap. J W. Siulre , 248 Bee. . M 115
DP-ROOM HOUSE , PERFECT CONDITION ,
newly painted , modern ; small f.imlly ; location
310 Nonh 2Uth Htrect ; rout rcwu.ibio. liot'sa.\-HHL
U33 U.I
TI-FOR RENTIh'M CAPITAL AVE. 14ROOMS ,
.1x1813 Capital nve. (1 ( rooms , 21)21 ) Webster si ,
U rooniH. Henry W fate . 23U Ii )
TFORRENT'COTTAGK CORNER s.vnr AVE
am * Dodirit : modern Improvuueiiu ; tlrst clniu
It-pair lnqulr 2. U DtMlguHt. 2011
TV-FOR KENT 1(1-ROOM ( HOUSE , AND FURNI-
J lun < for aale. 2021 Farnam mruel , M lt.t la *
- FOR RENT 13-ROOM HOUSE WITH STA-
bl for 4 horsesall modern conveniences. No.
10111 Park a\enui , now occupied by ( XipUlu A.
lllnl 1T-S A. . ixiHwHislon clven letot December.
Apply ut 322 Dex bulldlnir or 1021 Park avenue.
DTO RENT SF.VEN-ROOM HODSE. S2J.OO ;
l.irnlfdcHlnil nlco lann. Irees , city water
t-lsliTii < ineiitisl cell irs , hath , near motor. See
imnur I ) . Vt. . VIMIH. i > 01 Paxton bhick. M3.'U
) DEST 5 A"D H-ROOM HOUSES IN CITT.
J
Lou UHt riti-H Inquire 23112 lllundo utm-t.
MODS N23
DFOR UENT 3-ROOM COTTAGE , OR THREE
ivoiiiHOf H.UIIO for hoUBckeepui ; , fcOii s. JDth.
: UU-17 *
FOR RENT , IH14 DODGE , RASEMENT SUITable -
able forkiH-plnir boanlere. Rent taken out In
bo.ml Reten-uce nxiiilrMl. SOrt 17 *
D 8-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. FURNISHED OR
imfnnilfthi-d. Apply 1112 S. lOlh. 413
TV V1LEGANT tl-ROOM HOUSE , ALL MODERN ,
J-'neart oclir lines , $30 OU , 711 No. 20th. In-
culra 2OU1 Hurl 41S 24)
DFOR RENT NKW 4-ROOM COTTAQE , COR
: itih ) nnd SahliT- cellar , cUlcni , city u-uler ;
H.M > . luqulruljm yaniNii M425 lu *
D IXUR-ROOM HOUSE 031 S. 17 St. * 11.0(1M412 !
J ) FOR RKNT MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE ,
new , ty luipeml and lulnteU lu aud out. f I .lot ) .
ard , lniiulra2SltSvanl. . M14 10 *
7 ROOM MODERN COTTAGET WITH OR
uithuut barn South J4th and 1'raucln Bin-flu.
M43 < 1 24 >
1 i N1CB H-ROOM MODERN HOUSE WITH
.Uuaro , 4123 Utiullton. MI32 24'
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JTJBM1SHED HOUSES.
ill's , lOoaUuooacli Intertloi < L5u a Ilua per
inoulli. Nothing talteu tor lena Uqu 25c ,
TTV FRHH RENT , WILL FURNISH COMFORT-
liable elrht ruoui houxo. rent Ireonlx months to
rUht uany Addrets W 83 B < x > . _ 430 X7
OitOB BENT gPBNISHED BOOMS.
IVtoa wonl firm la ertloulo a wordthera
Nothing taken for lens thin 25c.
17 TWO "FURNISHED ROOMSFOBGENTLE"
Ljuieoioolr. Cl'l boulh ' '
. 'Uth MtvcU 017
C < -BOOM WITH OR wrruoui U'u , oat s. is ,
JV itaitiH *
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P-FCRNLSHEU ROOM WITll IIK.VT $7 OU PBB
JCttuoulh. 14 S 29th btrxt-u Mj.13 ID *
FOR BENT , FURNIbUED ROOM FOR 1 OR 2
jgcuUemun. UI47 UtKltu ativgu M3UU
Et-VUBNUiUKD ROOM. 2017 UARNEV ST.
Jbli 21'
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17 FOB BENT. 3 ROOMS FUUNIiHED COMA -
A likMe lorllvht UaUB tixplui013 No 19th.
ETWO LAROE , HANDSOME UOOMS , FULLY
fumlkt > a. fur feuUejuun ; mo i dealrnblu loca
tion tu thu city. S. W. cur. 17IU aud Vwlgv.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M447 19 ,
W- LAUGH SOUTII FROin * ROOM. GKNTLK-
J moi pretcrmL IU2t Uoojclaa blrttst.
blrttst.MISS 1U
eNICKLY FURNISHED BOOJU FOB UOITSK-
kr'gjilrf , 11 K. liU ) Mnct. Vt l att *
FUHNI3HED BOOMS AND BOABD.
Rateo. 1 He i word fintt Inxertloti. lot wort there-
ftrr. Nothlnr Ulten for lei thin 330.
N mMn sbF.iVcA'nE OP
Women's ChrlRtlan awtocUtlon , HIS. 17th M.
809
TV- UOOMS AXD STItlCTLY FOIST CLASS
JL board t 2100 Dontlan lrr ' _ MOOT
- AND ROOM. STEAM HEAT. OAS ,
bath. (4 20 and (3 00 per week. 411 North 14th.
M770 M *
THE DOLAK , 209 AND 311 N.19THST.
17-sicp.r.T FtmmstiED sotmt FUOJJT
-I lor bn ! room IIp.it nml nil mmlcm eon venlencei ;
also smaller rooms with board. 2OCO Hnrnor ,
M.tM 19 *
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1SOUTU HOOMS , LOW UATE3.2534 HAUNKT.
1 : tiai D
F-noOM ASn BOARD FORTWOOKNTI.KMKN
S2t South . Olh.ive. 37111
T7-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM WITll BOARD
X for two , In private family , ' "J15 Howard St.
FOHRENT UNFUBNISH'D BOOMS
Rate * 1 Vc .1 won ! tint Insertion Ira \vorJ thcra-
nftcr Nothlnr taken for loss thaiit.
\7211SMtamaat A 1.1
G-2 OR 1 t'NFURSISnED ROOMS. .MOO FAR-
nam street. M'JUS 18 *
G-l-nOOM FL.VT , 1C03 LE.VVEXWOHTII ST.
3111 20"
NICK UNFIJRNWHRD 11OOMS. WITH
ath , $7 00. 2115 Enkluo t. . North S4t1i.
G , FINE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping , 2011 SL Mary's avenue.
438 lfl
JOB BENT STOBE3 AND OFFIOE8
Rates , me wonl fir t Insertion , lea wort ! thero-
nflor Nothing taken for II H than 25c.
T FOR RENT. THE t-STORY BRICK BUILDING
-IniG Faniam st. The bullillni has a fireproof ce
ment basement , complete steam hivatlnir tlTtures.
w tier on all the floors , gas , etc. Apply at the offlca
( .1 TIIEBEK. 010
r-STORE , 321 S. 15TTL STEAM HEAT.
L M733 NJS *
I-OFFICES W1TUNELL BLOCK. STEAM HEAT.
M7.IS N2S *
I- FOR RENT. LARGE 3-STORY HIGGINS
onm , 10th and Lenrenworth : thirty horses and
storage. J.W. Squire. 218 Bee. M311
AOENT3 WANTED.
Rates. l ! c a wonl flrst lnBcrtli > a.lc a word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 2. > c.
J AGENTS. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE
$250 before "Xtnas ? " We can put you In the
way and will prove It or forfeit $300 ; this an
nouncement may bo your stepping stone to a for
tune If taken adv.ant.-uri ; of at once. Address.
"Manufacturers , " Box 5303 , Boston , Mass.M203
M203 23
J-AGENTS WANTED. LOCAL AND GENERAL ,
for a quick Hollluc patented novelty. 1OO to 150
per cent profits good solicitors can make from
SlOOOOtoftilOOOamonth : territory fresh : wrllo
for particulars. The Ohio Novelty Co. , D 1. Clnclu-
natl.O. M187
J-WANTED , BOYS AND GIRLS WHO WISH TO
make money when out of school , H nd name and
w e will tell you how No money wanted. L. Stiy-
ner & Co. , Providence , R. L M3S5 20 *
f MEN AND WOMEN AS MANAGERS TO EMploy -
* ' ploy agents ; 573 00 nml expenses ; yearly con
tracts ; credit given : nrtto ullh stamp. Mesaba
Mfg. Co. SU Paul. Minn. Mill 20'
T-AGENTS INVESTIGATE ! FINEST SELLING
I article out. Address Room 20 , Crelghton block.
Omaha. M409 10 *
J-RESIDENT AGENTS OR DEALERS WANTED
to liandliour preparail gums , mucilage , glues ,
pastes , finishes nud slzlngs. Award received at
Chicago exhibition. Liberal commissions. Sole
agency to satisfactory party. The Arabol Mfg.
Co. , 1J Gold SU , New York. M42U 18 *
T WE WANT YOU TO WORK FOR US , THUS
' making $12.00 to $33 00 per week. Parlies pre
ferred who can furnish a horse and travel through
th * country : a team , though. Is not necessary. A
few vacancies In ton ns nnd cities. Spare hours
may bo used to good advantage. B. F. Johnson A
Co. , llth and Main streets , Richmond , Va.M123
M123 23'
T AT LAST WE HAVE IT. KEEN , BRIGHT
" and brainy men and women wanted e\erywhere
to take orders for Shepp a World a Fair Photo
graphed. Only book of copyrighted photographs of
buildings , sccuua and exhibits of the World s Co
lumbian exhibition ; authorized by the exposition
management ; official ci-nllicaio accompanies
each volume. Bonanza for workers : drop every
thing and handle It ? you will maku money fast ;
books rpaily : credit ( riven ; big commissions ; Illus
trated circulars , terms-free. Address Globe Bible
Pub. Co. . 358 Dearborn street , Chicago. 111. , or
Phlla , Pa. M417 18-
r AGENTS WANTED FOR THE "LIFE OF
" Plillllps Brooks. " One lady sold 20 books In H
hours. AJI agent in taking 81 * orders only met
with ( I refusals. Onr new Book , of Photographs
boats them all : contains twice as manv pictures
at half thn price. Wo have the best World's fair
book , 5)0 ( ) pictures and besthollday book. 'Lowest
price4 * , larst-st commissions , premium with every
book. Don't remain Idle an hour. We can put
jou In the waytomako money. Position * ith ua
should be worth $10OO : > a month. Adlress nt
once , John K. Hastings , 47 ComhtlL Boston. Mass.
M140 18'
WANTED TO BENT.
Rales 1J..C a wonl first Insertion.lea wonl there
after. Nothing taken for less thau 25c.
Tr WANTED , TO RENT FOR CASH. FARM
-linear Onraha. Address W 38. Bw. M.IQ4 20'
TT WASTED. ROOM AND BOARD FOR MAN
JLVandulfutn private family , statu price. Ad
dress \V 32. BEK office.OJ17 *
STOBAGJ5.
RatPH , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.50 : t Hue per
mouth. Nothing taken for lesi than 25c.
M STORAGE , WILLIAMS " A. CRObS , 121J HAU-
ucy. 814
M-STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
clean and cheap rates. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam
813
WANTED TO BTJY.
. mo a wonl flrjt Iniertiou , lo n wonl
thereafter. Nothlns taken for leftt than 25c.
M-WAJ.TED. COMPLETE SET OFFCE OR
11 bank flxtnruH ; pjrtltlons , aentea , etc. Lewla ,
1017 Jones nt. 417 10
TVT-WANTED , C.VSII FOR A TYPEWRITER
Jmachine. . Addre t with prlca and condition ]
W 41. Ifc-e. 42U 10
FOB SAtE
. Hc a wonl flrat Insertion. Ic a w enl
thunMftcr. h'othluz UUiMi for lean than 23c.
0STOT3 | OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW.
Wells Ancttrai Co llll Farnam St. rtltl
0-FOK S.VLE CHKAPyUllNrrURE IN FIRST-
clasH boardtnir hoime , well located and full of
rood p ylii r boanlan Halloa for sollluc. leav-
Inirlhoctly. Iiiituln ) ot W. H. Kreldler. J52il Pax-
Ion block. MIO.I lu *
' ' " "
TOB -MISCEI.L'ANEbTTar"
Rateu , 1H a word first Insertion , la a word
thereafter. Nuthln ? taken for less thau 25c.
-ONK BKUNSWIck IHLLiARD TABLE AND
onu pool table , us d it monthai coud a new ,
f or Mlu cheap. AddreaaP. O. bordU , West Point ,
Neb. 5'JD
CHEAP 1 TWO-REVOLUTION
WCampbell newspaper pruHH aud 1 double cylin
der Taylor , alrxprln ; , with two foldera ; coed con
dition. Addrena for partlculara Lock liox a , South
Omaha , Neb. JT'J
-IHOI SPRING FRAME NO. 2 PNEUMATIC
RambliT. cootl an now A bargain. G II. Jer-
oin , York , Neb , M422 22 *
CLAIBVOYANTS.
Uatfs , lOo a Him < ucu Insertion S1.50 a line per
month. Nuthlnc taken for lu than 23c ,
.
edium , fithyuarat ll'JN liltu.
H17
MAS3AGK , BATHS , X.XC.
Kates llo aIhio each Insertion , f 1.51) a line pur
moiuli. Nothlnif Uken tor lean than S5e.
Ti-MADAME SMITIL WW 3.13T1I. 2ND FLOOR ,
RoomXMasuicv. T poralcohol Btcam.tulpbur.
110and aua inlua. M.ll' ' IB"
'P-MME. CARSON , 1121. DQUiL.VS , THIRD
iHoor. room 7 , iiiAasOi-e , alcohol , miluuur and
htabathx. 1341 111'
rp-MMK. LA RUE , MAbSAGE , 411 } SO. 15T1L . .
A. M390.SU *
PEBSOWTAL. .
UatPH , lOa a Him each luiumloii , * 1.5O a lluo per
W iMitu. KolhliufUten fur lefts thJUl 25C.
U"WANTED. . r6R"COMEDY CO. , U YOUNQ
Izdlea. 2 comexllaiu * , No.1 tenor and tilanlst.
Addrean WBJ > 11 , M431 17'
U-MATRIMONY OR PLEASURE ! NEW DEAL.
Sftul 2-vcnt uuup to 1 * O. Uox exit Hsutlni-a ,
Neb. M720 N2U
TT-WASSAOBTREATMENT. ELKOTRO-TIIEU-
U inal Ualhtk Sualp and hair trt-alniunt manlcura
aadchlrupodUUMra Poi > t.31U S.13lh Wllhucllblk
M18
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UILLCSTR-VTED MARRIAGK JOUUNAL ,
cuuiaiulnz pUoio-ejijravluiB cfmmwim Ucalr-
, luallud ttvu. Urun a Pub. Cu. ,
Toktlo.O. MJUU 2t > *
I r LADIES , SKJJD NAME AND ADDKKSd TO
U VUrtCu , COI H. Y IJIa Kiiif. . tor a * > O-paeu
kualtb. book. U U.-e uuiuulutluu true ; lady lu at
temlanee.
T f2100 FARNAM STREKT L.VDIES UK
U cctTod PD tun } t > 4 liuriuj r-OH nCTUfM-
nCTUfMM367 !
MONEY TO \N-BE A Li ESTAT3.
Halo * in n line each Insertion , Cl.SO a line per
month. Nothing tnkon for IMS than 25e-
-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES.
TheO F DavlnCo 1505 Farnam street. 819
\\r-LOANSON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
> city property , * XOOOnnd\ipwnrd , S tons r > * 'r
rent ) nodclays.W.Karnam Smith ACo.U2UFarnim
821
\ \ T MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATKT
Apply to W , B Welkin , Firel Nfttlontl Ilk bid ; .
822
\V-MONKT TO LOAN AT LOWT.3T RATE3 OX
' ' Improved and imlmnrorml Omaha real estate ,
1 to 3 yearn , Fldrllty trust Ca , 1703 F rnam.
82 < l
\V-ANniONTLOANANDTROSTC0.3HN.Y
* ' Life lends at low rates for choice seeiirlty on
NcDriBka and Iowa ( arms or Omaha ctlr prorxrtr
82.1
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , inc.n llnncnch Initortlon , tlJSO a line per
month Nothlnr taken for lesn than 25c
Y-MOSET TO LOAN-
* * - We will loan you any < mm which yon wish ,
small or lartre at the lowest possible rxtes. In the
nnlckpit posfllblo time , and for any lenirth of time
to suit you. You can pay It back in mich Install
ments as yon wish , when you wish , and only
pay tor It O.H long an you keep It. You can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD FURNTTUnE AND PIANO3 ,
HORSES , WAOONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS MK CIIAND1SE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE IXJAN CO ,
31HJ SOUTH 16TH STREET ,
first floor aborn the ntreot.
THEOLDEST. LARGEST ANDONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
321
X WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE-
curlty : strictly confidential. A. B. Harris , ruom
1 , Contlnent.il block. M-0
r-DO YOU WANT MONEY1
: We will loan yon ANY SUM yon wish onyonr
: FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES WAGO.VS ,
: CARRIAGES. W.VREHOUSE RECEIPTS , etc.
: We give prompt attention to nil applications ,
: and will carry yanr loan as long as j ou wish.
: You can reduce the cost of carrying your leant
t by a payment at any time. There la no publicity
'or removal of property *
: FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO ,
: Boom 4. Wlthnell block.
: Cor. 15th aud Hamey its.
: 823
BUSINESS CHANCiS.
BAte , lOc a line each Insertion. Sl.iiO a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
V WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU IN
J. business. Wo want to establish one honest , re
liable , enterprising person , man or woman. In .1
legitimate money-making business In every county
In the west. Bnsiness Is clean , easy and legiti
mate. Rlgmoney for parties with push and pluck.
If you can t furnish flrst-cl iss references don't ap
ply. Remember , no money required. Write at
once , before some ono with more enterprise se
cures your territory. The Dr. Starr Herb Remedy
Co. . 204 East 43rd St. . Chicago. 111. SJ7
V-FOR SALE. AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC-
-L turlng plant ( with position In the office If so de
sired ) , $10 000 00 to $15,000 00 cash required. No
trades considered. The company has an estab
lished trade on a ready selling article at a good
profit. Address S 50 , Bee. 828
V-FOR SALE. DRUG STOCK AND FIXTURE !
JL Address E. E. Howcndoblcr , Bertraud , Neb.
332
Y HARNESS STOCK. NO OPPOSITION ; MUST
be sold before January 1 ; about $ S5000 cash
required , balance on tune , George E. Gill. Utp ,
la. M30U 25'
Y-FOR SALE , CHEAP , THE BEST LOCATED
saloon in South Omaha. Enquire J. W. Tlpe
agent. 2118 N street. M278 18 *
Y-FOR SALE. A WELL LOCATED AND
finely furnished hotel with Hue bar attached
Address W 39. Bee. 31300 20'
_
Y -STOCKS OF GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD
W. C. Ritchie. Pender. Neb. M370 31
_
V WASTED , TO MEET A GENTLEMAN HAV-
i Ing from SJ.000.00 to $ --.000.00. who isdcslr-
ous of entering Into a profitable mercantile busi
ness for which Omaha affords an exceptional op
portunity. Llttlu or no competition . Best of
references given and requlrel. Address W47 ,
Omaha Bee. M405 18 *
_
-DRUG STORE FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OS
sickness. 10th and Chicago , C. IL Suhaefer.
YFORSALE FOR 6ASH , CHEAP. RE3TAU-
rnnt and bakerrr good stand : good trade ; oppo
site Rock Island depot ; good bread trade ; goo <
restaurant trade : reasons for selling * single man
must bo married. Address WCS , Bco office. Omaha.
.M444 18-
_
JOB EXCHANGE.
Rates.lOc a line each Insertion. $1.50 n line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS
and Dakota. Will sell cheap or exchange for
mdso.horse and cattle. Add. box 7liFrankfurt , Ind
8JO
I/ CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL
Jtakorcalcstatcmoncy. Box293 , Frankfort , Ind
830
7 $14 000 STOCK CHOICE MERCHANDISE TO
"OKChango for # S.OOO land and $ U.OOt ) caalu WU
trade ill or part of stock for land and cash. Box
bfl. West Point , Neb. 954
Z FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR IOWA LAND TO
tradu for stock of general nu-rcli iiulUc. o.-books
and stationery. CouUdunllal. C. W. Xiekwii
Sioux City , la. M37II 23-
CLEAR EASTERN NEB. LAND TO EX
gu for rndsc. P. O. Box JO J , Fremont. Neb
M442 DI7'
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
Rates , 1 Oca Una each Insertion. fl.50alluu par
mouth. Nothing taken for les * th in 23c.
FOR SALE. CHOICE LANDb CHEAP : ON 10
years time. Also lands to exchangu for Htoclt
mdse. or live stock and casli. J. W. Welptou
Grant , Neb. 44J N10'
EARM FOR SALE.
A choice , v. ell Improved 40-acra tract InSarpy
county , n Ithln one mile of the lou n of La 1'Jattc ,
and only threu miles from new Fort Crook ; two
rallroul stations ne.ar bv ; taxes light lu this
county : nearness to Fort Crook , Omaha nnd South
Omaha Insures good and permanent markets for
garden truck , small frultn. butter , eggx and poul
try , besides usual farm products. 1 can offer this
splendid property at an attnicth e price for a short
time. Waller G. Clark , 1218 Hartley Ht. 370 Dl.l
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS , AND FAKMS.SALE
or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker blk. 8.11
\\TK HAVE SEVERAL NICE IIOCSRS FOR
* * rent near HanBcon * Park at from $3300 to
$15 (10 per mouth. These IIOUHVH have bath , fnr-
nacu. gas , sewerage , etc. Are In a splendid neigh
borhood aud close to car HUH. schools , churches ,
etc. Hicks' Real Estate Agency , 305 New YorU
Life Building. 420 111
T HAVE FOR RENT A FINK STOCK FARM.
J-1.000 acres In Webster county. Sub..loo In culti
vation , barns , sheds , houses. Itrln ; water. Denim
to m > H farm Implements and stock to tenant , u 111
sell fannu 1th or without slock. Also formloor
rent.alarge ( ami uearCouucll Hinds , la. K. A.
IleiiHOiv 112 N. Y. Llff. M42118
4 BIG SNAP $2,000 BUYS A $ i.003 PROPERTY.
coubl tlnc of a U-room house and bam , nlco
location. Oaialia Real Bstato i. Tnml Co. R 14 ,
Bveblrtg. 140-111
BECUBlTI S FOB SALE.
Rates , lOo a line each IiiBertlon , il.50 a line per
onth. Nothing taken for IBM than 23u.
; iar iitiuniAUKs. AMY AiiuuK r , u.
G , Wallace , Urowu block , IQih and Doucla * .
832
HIGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTG VGKS.
lielllnc purchaftera food raid of Intervnl , nunis
of from * 10U up.for Bala by Glolw Loan A.Trust Co. ,
lUth A Dudeo , Omaha. Particulars on application.
H35
PERCENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE , SECITR-
Ity abnolutuly aafe , Amea Real Estate aency.
1U17 Farnam. Id
"iTOR SALE CHOICE FIRST MORTGAREsT" . J.
A Kendall , Drown block , lUlh mid DoiiffliH 220
LOST.
Rates , IKo a wor4 first lns rtir . lo i wori
thereafter. NolUlor WXun for li > i < than 23&
T OST SMALLWHITECURLYPOODLE BITCH.
JUNovember 1.1. Return to E. W blnicnil , 350 Bou
building , aud obtain reward. M.IO.I
TrTFKNOVVN puvsu TUB BOLL OH
- > money , n tlh nama und addretm on tint Uuilu-r
cover. If returned to owner one-fourth wlllbu
i'lven aa n > ant aud no question * aakcd.
388 21
r O3T TWO COWS AT CUT OFF LAKE : ONK
JUWark ml , about It jeara old , hejvy with rill ;
other "HuUlelii. " .1 ynira , black and white.
Finder notify A. Boyd , Swift's ice hoUBu. ami nt-
culre reward. M100 22 *
T OST A SMALL DIAMOND SOARF PIS AT EN-
IJtertalumem 2418 bomb Itlth street. Literal
nivtard It led at Wattrh > o Creamery attnoclatloii ,
1U13 Howard htruet. if II. Brooks 441-17 *
LOST-AT OR IN THE VICINITY OF 111)5 FAR-
nam Btrect. on Friday , a dc d of a huusaaiid
lot lu lied Oak. la. Finder will U > rowarilitl by
rvturuliur mane to J K-SU1I , 1105 Farnam ntntet.
M457 lb
FOB B NT HAX.L3.
Kales. lOc a Und oacU luaartlon , * l.5J a Ilua p r
month. Nothing taken for le4 ( U.ui viic.
A 1U10RY HALL. 1714 CAPITOL AVBMUfi-AND
Ji-Mornnd's aa mbly rooiub 1510 Uamey aliwl.
for balU. club portlei , uuwUufa. fcU- . rant vary"
cheap ; halts Orat-cUss. Cullol IJlUUaruey.
MIPS D4
.DANCING AOADEJEY ,
Bateawloo n Uuaujciilaiiirtlua. * l-3'Ja ttaarpar
mouth. iioUitiigtnktMi fur I.it tUjtaaXfa *
MOEAND'9 DANCING SCHOOL , HW HARSKY
Binwt. Luuon > foradnluTue iAy juiiiThure-
< lay ( i p. m. . cUiUlrou. Tu > ukl > ty 4 p. iu. . &Unnlay
IU a. ui. * uJ J iU p. m. T.MM14 rery reuu > n bl .
01 ] Bob6Buitfncj ? ! "Vouijcedn' hanju
- - , - > SANTA'
° Ufiwnmfu5 CLAUS
M M
l 6oapSndU5ajsifetifc ( ? _ / / SOAP
bw cpmadesoofcoui ; = - ' N Sank&Co.
Inere is a Sant Claus ! cuicaeo.
HOB3ESVINTERED. .
Rntei , lOc i linn eaoh InHortlou , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for lest thnn i.V.
rrORSES WINTERED , FAIR GROUNDS frtA.
.11 mo. ; leave orders ntJ.T.VlUirow'n. . Tele inn.
U22 N 23 *
ORSES WI.VTERED A SPECIALTY. APPLY
to Cotton's barn , corner 15th and CAM street * .
Maaa D9'
HORSES WINTERED * > 1 PER MONTH. AD-
drusa W. JL Mlllard , Oniahn National bank.
an on
TJ. FLEMINCJ HAS LEASED THE WOOD
> CHfT stock farm at Calhoun , Neb . owned by J.
E. Markel. and I ) now ready to tiku mock for
winter. Stock box nulls. fT.lf ( ) . nnd Htinrln sttllu ,
$0 OU. For particulars address 1J1U Firnani
street. Omaha. M3S.I 18 *
ORSE3 WINTEREDSTUBENl'J3t ) PARKAVK.
M3IJ2
TTORSES WINTERED AT WINDSOR STABLES ,
d. 10th and DaTenport. Will receive best of c r .
Terms rva onable. at .181 DH
DBE83MAKHIO.
Rates. lOo a Una each Insertion. $1.0 a line per
month. Nothing taken for leis than 25c.
TARESSES , $4 ; WRAPPERS , $3 BOO N. 24TIL
DRESSES MADE AT 1421 HOWARD ST. ANY
stylish gown for W 00. 337 21'
TJNDEETAKEBa AND EMBALMEBS
Rates , lOc a Una each Insertion. $1.50 a line per
mouth. Nothing- taken for less HIAU 25c.
CW. BAKER ( FORMERLY WITH JOHN G.
JucobM , deceased ; 1 iter with M , O , M.iul ) . under
taker and cmbalmcr , 015 3. lOtH at. Tel. (100. (
H K. BORKET. FUNER VL DIRECTOR AND
. enilxilmor. U118 Clilcotfo a. Tel. 1H ) . M151
SHCBTHAND AND
, lOca line each Inneriiou. $1.50 a Ilua per
month. Nothing taken for les than 25c.
_
OUKO LADIKS AND OKITTLEMEK CAN SOON
actiulro \vorkln ? knowloiU-c of Hlionh.init and
typewritlnff at A. C. V.in Sant' school of short-
hand. SU y. Y. Life. TypCTvrlUTs to rent. tKH
PAWJiTBROKERa
Rntps. lOc a line each lunrrtlpn. $1 "n .1 line per
month. Xothliur t-Ucen for leaith , in 'J. ic.
T SONNENDERG , DIA3IOKD BROKER , 1303
tf .DonslaH st. Loann nidney on dlamoudH.
watclico.etc. Old srold and silver boiurht. Tel. 1S5S
TYPEWBITEB.9.
Rates , Kc .1 line each liitertlon. * U"0 a llno.pev
montlu Nothhnr t-ikrii for lea * than 'J3e.
nEMINOTONS.C.VLIOItVPHS ; EVEIIY
SMITHS unheird of prices. Tol. 3S. lioyles JL
Babe , Oin X.Y. Life bide. SuuU for saniplon. wa7
Rates 10o. line each liiHOHlon. $1. . " > (1 ( a Hue per
month. Xotliinir taken for less than -.c. '
\TE\V AKD SECOND HAND SOrVLES ALL KINDS ,
il Address Bortlen i , SwlleclcCo. , La'Ke Ht.Chleio.
AE.T AND LANGUAGES.
Hates , lOc a line eich Insertion. ? 1.30 a line per
month. Nothlnir taken for less than J3c.
r. GELLENUECK , BANJOIST VND TEACHEli
G.I
. -lO California HL ui 1
TIIK 11K.1LTV JI.VKKKT.
IKSTRUMENTS placed on record Novem
ber 17,1S'J3 :
WAnn VXTY DKEIM.
AV R Kohl ot al to A G Tagscr , untllr
J lot 8 , block 3. I. ilm's .idd . . * 2,500
W ri lliitclilnioii to J U IlarrN , lot-i 'J ,
10 nnd 11 , Ha.ts'subdlv 1,000
I'atrlclc Manlon to Margaret Uraudou ,
o S lot 'A l ) ! < H-k 01 , Oinalm 10,000
Henry Hell und wlfo ct al to Katlu
UohlLvn , w H w nnd so sw 9-1-5-11 . 4,000
EM 1'roncli and husbnnd to .Inmes
fook , lot 18. blocks. LaUe View 1,500
Prank Krcnuk und wlfu to RaMiiIni !
Anderson , lot 3 , block 3 , Potter .t
C's add to Houtli Omuha 700
Kurul Dlvls tu Jacob Mimhrhllck , - . 'i
lotaa. hloclcl , Oruhiirinllll GOO
Albert Dlvls and wife to iiiine. n'i
same , 500
Total amount of transfer * < 21,200
a ° Lm&&Am&ffM1 * '
RRILWRY TIME GRRD
Lnarcs ICIIICAOO. BURLINGTON A. a Arrlroi
Uaiah i I Dei t 10th and Manon SIH. Om.ilia
4.30pm ! . Clilcach Vuntloule . ItiSUam
'J.lSumj . Chlca h ExpreHH. . ' 4.23am
7.02pm , , . . .Clilc.iTO Jt Iowa-Local . S53pji
11. .13 am' . . . . . . . Local lex Sunday ) . ri.oil.uii
-Leavun riiUllLI.S' . ; ToS' X Al J. UlVF.Ti : r\TriTor
Omalu I DH3JI lilili aul M.H3-1 31 . | Oui'ij
10.15,1111 , . Denver Kxiiron . ' .UlJ.vil
lU.lSam , . Deidwood Express. . . . . . M 4.nopm
4.SOpml . Dourer Kxpreni . 4l)0pia
d.&Opii'.NebranIc.i txicnl iKxuciUSanl. . U.3Upm
J 13am . .Lincoln Loci ! ( Except Sum ll.23.un
Liru a I K. C. , i > r J.4.C K I Arrives
Oinana I Depot 10th and Maaon SU i Omaha
9.43am , . .JtanHas City DiyllxprDHS. O-Slp-n
0.45 pn. 1 1C C. Nl.-ht Exp. \ la U. F. TraiiH II SO am
Leaye I OIHCACj , R.T ' . ( . PACli'itt , Arrival
Omaha I Union Point 10th A Mtnsy a ' Omaha
_ I _ EAST. _ I _
UJluaml . Atlautlt ) Ktnrcsn . 7 ISpai
H.OOpni ! . NUbt Exnruf * . . U.43aii
SOU 11.11 i Rhtcairo VV tbuloj Llmltol I 2.oilpm
12.1llamOfclJlioina | Hxp. Hnt ' , , U. < Sum 1123 am
- ( Ex.S I n1 12.1(1 ( a-n
2.O3piii . . . . Culprado LI nltai . . . ' 4 5Jpu
tcaveMl - lISTONTjfCn'TC ' : - TATnveT
Omaha i Union Depot llUh Aaiarcr Sta I Omaha
. . Iiri'r Kn > rv ( < . . . . . , . .i t.U3pni
2.13pm . Oierlanrt Fiver . . . . ' 700pu
' ' ' * '
. . . .Pacific Express 110 41) l.U
. . DtjuverFaHt M ill 4 2(1 ( nil
' ' "
irHieACo.'Ant.'sW ram *
U P Depot and Uxtcy bU
. . . ( hlcattTLIiniluil
ChlcaKoEjprv < j ; ejt Sun i
. p E.&MO VALLEY
Omaha i Depot 13th and Wn UT Sin.
. .Ufoduoo.1 l.iDpn
iKx. SatlXVjra. Ufa Kc MOII.I . 4 SOp-u
Nortollc Kiureii ( Rt. S miiyi 10 l' au :
S.lSpm , . > 1 Paul MVproa * . . . . ) U23au
Leavot I ClIlCAl.Oi S
Oaialit ! . P. dumt. llltUX H I Omahl
i llllipin
4D5pmi I fl.2U.ui
7X10 pm Eauturu Flrct . 213pu
343pm . . .Clilc. Pam . l'J.15pn
Leaves | MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Ouialial D > -pot 13th aud Wobalvr St * .
12 43 pm | . . SU Loul * Ex . U 00 am
lOOOpm. , . .bt. Loulu Expru . 443pll
C 4J pail Neora lta Local i 8.45 am
Leaven | U ST P. . M A O.
Omaha Depot 13th atid WcbuturSla.
Accotu nodatlon
_ _
Leav I SUMHC CITriTACIVlC 7A"rrt von
Omahal DepuUlSlli aud-Wjo I Omaha
"S.45piu ( .St. PauTLEnltud lii'i aui
. Chlcaro Lliultut.
I Oil Ail A. A "f Lodla i rrtraiiT
" _ UP _ U pot. lOUi and VUrerl Omaha
8.43pui | SL LouUC uuoalUU.l' | J3oia
ST. GALLEN
A wholevrao tonic. Dollcloni lo the taita.
> Grateful to the Stomach , thurifying to the' '
L bluoil and stmnKtbenlnK t th system. .
Umurp * l n prarcntlToof nnd cure for'
MALARIA. IIYHPEPHf A. and partial- .
rlnrly cfflcaclous In caicsof weakened dlgc -
( tire organs and complications vising there- (
I from.
Prepared principally from Ilerbi
ind Itnali , known for their ndmlrnhle '
iprapnrtlei to remedy torpidity of the ,
'
liver and bo\veU.
ABBEY UBORATORY
CO. .
1428 MISSISSIPPI AYtNUE. ST. LOUIS , MO. '
k Upon receipt of 40 cents to defray our or- <
. pcn ej. wo irlll mull to any ndilres. , PU IIKO
) prepaid , n trial buttle , containing four ounces , (
securely packed In wooden doe.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. '
K rjco 81 per botUo. S5 for O bottles , lull ij joj
Special tcnns In laisor lota.
IHDAPO
TIIK ( .RLIT
HINDOO REMEDY
RESULT * IJ BODXYS. Cure * all
Nerroui UlseMen , Halllnir Memory.
lare.sl,8leeple&Rne.M , Weaknesses , etc. .
and quickly but runly restores l-ont \ Itnlliy in old 01
3 .unir. t slly carried In e t pocket. 1'rlrv loo.
utzkage. SU for # % , < > < IIh written EunniiileeH
rure. or money refunded. Don't If IAIIJ unprincipled
dnlKtrlst ell roil any kultt of tmftatton. ln l-t or
IIAVIUI ; IMIU'O. If bo lias not k-otlt. we 111 rend
It by null up n receipt of price , t'uniphlrt In sealed
envelope free. Address Oriental Medical Co. Prop * *
Chicago , 1IL , r ourucenl * .
SOI.UIir Knlin.t Co .Cor.ISth nrt DonffUnSK . aT > !
J. X.Kullcr.tOS. , Corlltli.t DotlEllnStK. . OMAHA ;
by 1'nnl U Schneider , UI llrniulwny .t 0 Pearl SU
COUNCIL rtLUirs.aml LeadlnsUrocelrts.
JOHNSON'S
MAGNETIC OIL !
Instant Killer of Pain.
Internal and External.
Cores RHEUMATISM. NEDRAL-
OL\ , Lame Back. Sprainsllrnltes ,
; SwelIhi 9 , Stia Joints , COLIO and
"UMTa ln t ntly. Cholera Mor-
. . js , Croup.Dlpthorlo , Here Throat.
BHEADACHE , as if
THE HORSE BRAND ,
the moat Powerful and PenetratluslaaunentforMan
or Beast In existence. Large SlcizaTSc. , GOc.elzolUc.
JOHNSON'S ORIENTAL SOAP.
Medicated nnd Toilet. The Great Skin Cure and
Face Beautiflcr. Ladles vrill find It o ma-t
delicate ncd highly perfumed Toilet Boap on
Uio market. It is absolutely pure. Makes the
pfrtTi soft and velvety nnd restores the lot com
plexion ; M a luxury for tha Bath for Infants.
It alays Itching , cleanses the scalp and promotes
the growth of hair. Vrlceiic. TorsAlnby
KubuCo. . , Solo Agents. Omaha.Neb.
"LIEBIG COMPAHK1
Thcso two words ores
known in every well
ordered household
throughout the world
an designating1 the
oldest , purest , best and
alwaystobeuependcd -
upouEXTRACT
EXTRACT OF BEEF
ALL FIXED BRIDGE WORK
22 k. CE I'ur
COLD < PO Tooth
And Attachmenta
cn.ALL GOLD CROWNS
COLO CLASP * Warranted tjfi
! k. OO
Porcelain Crowns for
Front Teeth. . _
Removable llrldir ft at pricu
of Rubber 1'Iaten.
A Full ! -et Teutli on QC
Hituber. 03
Tc lli tllhwl ind extracted Itli
out palu. All noric\v.irr.iuu l.
BAILEY , RELIABLE DENTIST
Paxton Blk. , 16th and Farnam St .
uu llijll-it. iiil | iliun "u
The Hler&er.
Omaha's 6lpw33tHot3 ! .
Cor. Utli and Howari aireati
10rooms xtr ) pord.tr.
< 0rooms J10J per liny.
UJroains with liatli.it IT nnrdir. '
oOrooms w.iu batli ut tl 1) par J17.
Jluilcru In Kvery Itunnect.
> uivly rnraiilie I riirnaUt it
C. S. ERB , Proo.
DMTCUTCTllomasil > .blm son.vVnrhln tan
rAICfsldU. O. No ntturnuy'ii Coo until
patent otu.tlned. Wrlto for Inventor's Quldo ,
Arm tronp-IIoiklii | * Cd
Next ilondny ovcnln ? a concert will bo
given at thu Young Men's Christian Associa
tion ball , by tlio Armslronir-Hopkms Indian
fimlly composed of six natives just from
Hlndooitan. It will bo a unique and inter-
cstlag entertainment coiihistintr of native
songs enlivened by tbn coatumos and cus
toms of Hindoo life. Odu musical lustru-
menu , idols and other i-ara uxtiibits of un
ttitercsiini ; and novel cbaractcr wilt form n
feature of the concert. Mrs. Isaac Ander
son , a Christian Jen ess and a nativoof Bom
bay , who speaks seven languages ilucntly ;
Ell Ilur , a Hindoo musician of renown , and
an Indian family constituta the personnel of
the performance ,
Thu concerts will be pl > en Monday , Tues
day and Wednesday evenings next week and
proceeds will ho donated to ttiu Armstrong-
Hopkins hospital for women and children of
this city
Little pills for great ilU : Do Witt's Little
Early Itisers
Who Want * a ll'iy.
The Omaha Bovs and CIrls Aid society
wUhes to dntl a namu in thu country for a
boy 13joirs ) ld , whcro ho can have a good
place and attend school. Ho Is willing : to
work , Tho. mothec baj > bren deserted by
her liuabanU , leavtns four children without
suppuru. Tlio ussootation has found names
for tm > and. lliu mother can earn her sup
port | ( .t can llntl a good home for the boy
Application may ba made to Cadol Taylor ,
president of the Omaha Boys aud GUIs Aid
society.
DUN'S AND BRADSTREET'S
Bnsiness , Though Gaining Slowly , Shows a
Marked Improvement.
CAUSES WHICH ARE KEEPING IT BACK
Good Shcmlrnr M.icln In Ylrw of ttin Iteront
flrent Flimnolnl Drprcmloii t'nnilitlon
*
of the ( Srent Inrtiutrlrt I.H t
TVrek'n Failures.
N ew YORK , J ov , 17.ft. . O. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review says : Business Is gaining ,
but there Is a constant complaint thnt the
Improvement is slow. This Is because very
fo > v realize how heavy n load business has to
drag after It In climbing uo again. Legis
lative uncertainties weigh heavily , but the
past depression with trading and manu
facturing failures , involving more than f25-
000,000 in nine months , besides banking fail
ures of enormous liabilities and failures of
railway and other corporations having heavy
indebtedness to individuals and linns , In
volves continual embarrassments which men
are prone to forget. There has been great
encouragement during the past week in the
fact that November payments are fur more
satisfactory than was expected , and yet the
extensions of the month would have scorned
alarming otnor years. Merchants who col
lect part of the amount due are rejoiced , but
their buying power is not ns Inrce as usual.
The extraordinary shrinkage in purchases
for consumntion. If lessening , hns still made
it , impossible for many firms to go on as be-
lorc , and the larpest failure of the past
week , that of the Thurbor-Whyland com
pany , illustrates embarrassments which can
not be terminated in a week or a month.
_ Not Leaning on the Treauiry.
Monetary difficulties no longer hinder. It
is true the treasury cash has fallen to PJd-
333,933 , ofhlch only * S5,490S9l was gold ,
but there is no such alarm as there was
when the gold reserve alone went below
$100,000,000. Business is not leaning on the
treasury and it is well that it is not. Ho-
ccipts for thu month thus far are about
$ . ' ( ,000,000 less than expenses and the im
ports in October decreased about { 20,000 ,
partly because of mliated valuation of goods
imported last year. Weekly Imports nt
Now York decreasol iu part.from the sarao
cause.
The condition of industries improves , but
they wisely wait the revival of purchases bv
the consumer. Twenty-four works of all
kinds have holly or in part resumed
against fourteen closing. Yet less than half
the iron working power is active , and out of
ninety-nine woolen works In the east only
ten arc working full time , while forty-fl\e
were shut up November 1 , the production
for four months in men's woolens being 14-
343-jit ; yards , against 2o.V 4,300 last year ,
A factory inspector reports that out of 00.-
000 persons formerly employed in textile
mills in Philadelphia only 17,500 are now at
work.
lu the Hoot nml Shoe Trade.
In boots and snoes there is a decided im
provement in spite or tno tact tuat orders
are smaller than usual , and most factories
are receiving orders , though not for fu 1 em
ployment. Shipments from Boston for the
wek were only D per cent less than a year
ago.
ago.ilio decrease In the volume of business ,
though the clearing house continues about
the same , for the past week , is 1S.S5 per cent.
Tlio failures during tlio weelt have Deen
3411 in the Cnited States , against 20.1 ; last
year , and twenty-six In Canada , against
thirty-Dvo last jcar. Besides one bank in
Ohio and the Thurber failmo there were
four with "liabilities over $100.000 and sixty-
eight others over $ "i.OOO. The volume of in
debtedness of hrras tailing In the previous
week was $3,727,407. against 1,407,3411 tne
week before , being larger cast than south.
CLCAKIXG HOUSi : STATHUKNTs.
None of tlio I.nrcor Cities .Show an In.
crease Over I/nt Year.
NEW YOUR , Nov. 17. The following table ,
compiled by Bradstreet's , shows the total
bank clearings for the week at the
cities named with the percentage of increase
or dccreaso as compared with the sane
week last year :
down value * of both railroad and In-
rtmtrial stocie , followed by covering of
the short contracts thin created
with a corn spop.iUns hanloninc ten
dency In price * . t.eneral tendencies
were lacking , although the covering of
shorts was n little more pronounced on
Thursday than on any previous Uay The
explanation was a minor that the iloparlura
for Kuropo of Mr .Ionian , the assistant
treasurer of the United SUtcs nt Now
York , Is for the purpose of negotiating the
silo of a , ffovernment bond issue. The fact
that the president viMtcd New York : ho
previous day Is niso nllrgcd to have some
connection with the matter , and although
denials are forthcoming , bears showed In
creased timidity and bought stx-ks loan
extent which temporarily advanced the
market. It was , however , noticeable that
there was no effective bull leadership , the
largest operators bcltifr apparently unwilling
to take any decided sl > i > s In that direction
In the face of existing uncertainties.
iiiiAi ) < miiir" : UKVIKW iirTitvnK.
Inipriixcinrnt Nolnl lit the Sontli UrporH
friini the Oittcrfl of llu lmn. .
NEW YOIIK , Nor. IT. Ur.ulstrcofs tomor
row will .say : General tratlu nas been IrrcR-
ular without actual increase in volume. At
the south Improvement In tloimml U noted.
In leading Tennessee and Texas counties
heavy sales of southern pig Iron and the
breaking of the drouth In the southwest are
features.
Demand for rails Is checked because of the
out from $20 to$21 In prlco and theto is an
outlook for further reduction.
At eastern cities there is a moro hopeful
feeling , but no improvement In demand , ox.
ccpt within a day or two for clothing ,
woolens and shoes.
Net railway earnings for September and
nine months rolled unfavorable trade fea
tures with n dccreaso of 0 and 5 per cent ,
respectively , as contrasfHl with like
periods last year. Not one group of roads
showed a gain of gross earnings for Sontem-
bf > r , while only one ( the Central Western )
showed a g.im In net.
At Baltimore Jobbing is ll ht and the
volume falls behind that of Will.
Tnoro Is no improvement in demand for
staples at Pittsbuiv , business bcinp confined
to actual wants. Makers of pig iron and
steel rails continue to refuse contracts for
1MM delivery nt present prices.
Dili Not Mlimiliitn llunlnpos.
The arrival of cold weather at BulT.ito it
too recent to h.ivo any effect In stimulating
a scasona bio demand.
General trade at Cleveland tontlnucs to
show only a moderate activity , though there
is some indication of activity m industrl.il
lines. There is a slight gain In demand for
mcruhnmlbo at Cincinnati and vicinity for
pig Iron.
The trade with the interior at Detroit is
restricted , although an improvement is
looked for with the continuance of colder
wc.ither.
There is a fair demand for groceries and
dry goods at Louisville , but activity centers
In dnmand for now crop tobacco.
There has Ueen some gain In general trade
Tit Chicairo , due to cold weather , In clothing ,
woolens and shoes.
Northwestern lumber mills are closing
with large stocks on hand.
The demand for dry gooJs and hardware
at St. Louis is tmnrovcd , and there uro moro
inquiries for piir iron and steel.
General trade at Kansas City has been
unfav9i-aniv affected by mild weather , ex-
cent in hardware , the demand for which Is
improved.
Omaha reports collections slow iu spite of
greater case in money.
Collections are not reported favorably at
Milwaukee and jobbers still uxorciso unusual
care in extending credit.
There is no material change at Minneapo
lis , although n hotter fueling among mer
chants is seen.
Kxportsof wheat. Hour included , from the
United SUtcs and Canada , both coasts , this
week , criu.il 2,1510,000 bushels , compared
with ! ! , SisOOU : last week. 3.U34.0UO in the scc-
oml weclrof November , 1SU2 , and r , S83.000 Jn
in that wceK of 1SU1.
Hood's Sarsapaiilla has cured many
afllicted with rheumatism , anil wo urge all
who suffer from this disease to givo'Xhla
medicine a trial.
FIXING PRICES 02J
jult or a .linn IVIio Una Sp.ii-itrilrrom
III * UiRltfl.
In thu law division of the district court ,
presided over by Judge Dufllc , William M.
Mains has taken it upon himself to establish
the fact that lingers are worth > , GOO earn.
in the markets of the country , and that for
two of these digits , which ho lost some
months ago , ho should recover an even
$10,000.
During the fall of ISIU Mains was em
ployed by the Ciidy Lumber company. On
November 2. > Uo was promoted to ttio posi
tion of feeding a Jointer and shoved hh
flnijcrh under a gang of knives which Hero
Intended for cutting boards , wo of his
lingers wore cut oil and carried away with
the chips and shavings.
The defendant In the suit alleges that oven
a child could run one of the machines and
that if Mains had exercised the amount of
caution possessed by an ordinary man thu
accident wnulil not have occurred.
Before Judge Ilopewoll a Jury has been
called in the en so of Magpie C. Kearney
against thi Oranhn Board of Trade , who 13
seeking to recover $ iUOO damages for per
sonal injuries sustained during the day c !
March SI , Ih'JJ.
Thursday the crial of the case of Jeppe
Lorcnscn against Swart/'Sundci'land was
I'omniem'ed iu Judge Scott's court , thu
plaintiff suing to recover 310,000 , which La
alleged was the amount of money which hu
.should receive for tlirce broken ribs.Vncn
Ivorcnseti conceived the idea that ribs worn
worth any such money ho was mistaken , for
a court and a Ju.-y nave decided that in this
particular case they are not worth a cent.
Elizabeth Tnttlo biied Juhu Didam for
$10,000 , alleging that ho fed her husband on u
poor quality of liquor and an imtncnco iiuun-
tity. During the curly days of the weolt the
case went to trial before Judge Dtilllo anil ; i
Jury , where It held tlio board ! ) until yestorJv
morning , at which time the Jucvr returned tv
verJ'et. ' ilndlng for tnu plalntltf and assessIng -
Ing her damages at $100 , $75 of which was
rendered against Dldam and the balanca
against the bondsmen.
In a petition Vincent Daltosa alleges that
he has been married for ten ycnnr , und
that he has been doing everything in bia
power to make a good homo fur his wife ,
Teresa. These efforts , hownver , ho avers ,
she has not appreciated. At this time hu
wants n divorce and the custody of the chil
dren.
The First Methoalst Church society of
South Omaha has been enjoined froji i.sin
1U now church building which bay Just butit
completed. The Omaha Art SUuncd Glass
company has brouzhD suit iu the dlsiri. t
court tu recover WW ( , which amount Ulon ;
pabitiuo and unpaid.
Judge Scott , who presides over lav room
No. 2 , has completed the call of his doiucut
and hna announcoJ that ho will hear no
inure Jury cases during thu present term of
court From now until the date of ttm ad
journment of the term ho will duvoto hu
time to bearing inotlous and equity cane * .
Judge Ogden , Clone Mooros of the district
court and County Clerk fiaekott drew
another lot of Jurors uho will report for
duty on Monday , December 11 , These Jurors
will continue to absUt tlio Judges until tlio
adjournment of thu Keptember term , which ,
will bo about ChiUtnum.
ItVn ( in f u l'al < o.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 17. The report to tha
effect tlmt Mbs Helen Gould was to wuil
Actor Harry Woodruff and that the latter
would take a two years course at Y.ilo to tit
him for the bur was emphatically denied on
the authority of Mr , George ( jould at tti-
Wuateni Union building tills ufternum
Sweet liMt i , sweut atouiarh , sweet Uun-
j > or < Then u * UoWltfs I.lulu , Utrly Klsera.
\
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.