nrrra OMATTA T > ATT.Y 11
Cooks ,
Laundresses ,
Waitresses
Everyone of them , read The Bee
"Want ads. Therefore , families want
ing help , seldom fail to reach them
the day ad is published. Wants
are run in both morning and evening
papers without extra cost. 17 words
for 25 cents ,
Coachmen ,
Waiters ,
Valets.
8PEG1RU
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for the evening , and until S.OO
until 12:30 : p. m.
p. tn. for the morning and Sunday editions.
Advertise , by requesting a n"
can have answers addressed to B n"
In care of The llee. Answers so a
be delivered upon presentation of the
Rates , 1'io n word nrst J"1'0" ? ' '
thereafter. Nothing- taken for less
mut run consecutively.
SITITATION8 WANTED.
VVANTHD , SITUATION IN COUNTUY JOH
nml m' * p.iper . onice. by P"10
Address Y28.Ileo onice.
_ _
I1Y VN KXPERIirNCnD LADY
children to teach In i "
their own homes. Ilcst ot .i.
Y S7. Ue ° OIHce. A 10
WANTED , ONE OR TWO OFFICES TO TAKR
. Address Janitor 11.
canof , Rcod references.
1321 Fiunoin. A-Mail If
M. ticket omce.
WANTED , YOIJNO MAN. SIUST -
w k ot Voine kind ; anything ! make meCoff ,
uulck. 1815 N. 27th st. _ A-53S 10 _
WANTED , POSITION AH COLLECTOR. OIlDKIl
or delivery clerk : 3 daj a week or every
aIteVnlimy 'furnish horse nnd Inww and
leferencea. Add Y C2 , llee . A-510 10
W'ANTED MALE HELI ? .
WANTKD A FEW PERSONS IN EACH
pla.-e o lo writing ; send stamp for ISO paRe
bnok of particulars. J. Woodbury , 127 W12,1
ti eel. N. Y. City. _ 11-MB3
WANTED. LAROREKS , SOUTH ; OOVERX-
inent woilc In Tennessee nml Arkan-as.
Kramer , labor agency , llth and I n > sm30 , 5Ji
WANTED. GENTLEMEN NEWSPAPER CON-
trlbuti.rs In every town lo leport all Importnnl
hajmenlnBH and write articles for publlcMlon
on any subject. Expeclenre not necehsaty. O od
tvuy for spare time. Our Instructions tell you
how to do the work. Send stump for full par
ticulars. Modern Press Ass'n , oUI
WANTED , SALESMAN : SALARY TROM
stnrl ; permanent plncc. Brown Urns. Co. , niir-
seiymen , Clileago , 111. _ U 114 OtJ *
WANTED ! IIELIA'DLE YOUNCS AND
tn act as cor-
dlP-iiRed men In every county
rcspomlenf.1 hnd npeol.il private detectives
' under Instructions for the lorgest nnd best
niulpped detective bureau of the kind In tlij
cmmtiy. Previous experience Is not rea lred
or neci'B nry. Small boys and Irresponsible
. parties will confer a favor on us by not
c answering. Referen6es given and requited
' lliufl been established for years. Pend stnmp
for full particulars and get the best criminal
paper published , ofTtrlnc thousands of dollars
In irwnnls for patties who nro wanted.
National Detective IJureau , Indianapolis. Ind.
U MltO
JtlEN OF OOOD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEADY
employment and good pay by calllns at 1" 1
DoiiKlns. H-MM9 025
WANTED. RELIAHLE SALESMAN , ALREADY
tiaxellnjr , to carry our lubricants as a side
line , Manufacturers * Oil Co. , Cleveland. O.
WANTED , MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO ACT
nfl private detectives under Instructions ; experi
ence unnecessary ; send stamp. National De
tective Bureau , Indianapolis , Ind.
B M295 12 *
WANTED , DRUG CLERK. ADDRESS Y 38 ,
Boo olllce. B S62
WAXTKD , A GOOD SIIOEMAKI'.n. ADDRESS
J. .1. Mntirath & Co. , C33 nroadway. Council
Illllfl's. 111. 11 SIKH It
WANTED , ACTIVE SALESMAN TO HANDLE
nttr line ; no peddling ; nalarv , $73.00 per month
nnd expenses paid to all. Ooixls entirely new.
Apply ( illicitly. P. O. Box 550S , ItORton. MOPS.
WANTED. SALESMEN , GENTLEMEN OR
ladles , for Nebraska. Kansas , Colorado nnd
Kimth Dnkota. Must be active and with Rood
nilil'i't-s. Huslncss Unlit , genteel nnd quickly
linirned. Addicss Y 61 , care Omnha Ueo ,
Om.ilm. Neb. H-MSK 11
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. LADY NEWSPAPER CON-
trlbutoia in every town to report all Important
liapiii'innits nnd write articles lor publication
nti uny subject. Experience not necessary. Claud
pay for spare time. Our Instructions tell you
how In do the work. Send stamp for full par
ticulars. Modern Press Ass'n , Chicago , III.
C lit
WANTED , LADY TO ABSIST JtU IN MY
business during her leisure hours : good wages
Kuaianteed. Mrs. J. Crank , 1218 Pacific.
C M5)9 11 *
V8K PRESTON'S BERT KLOt'R , IT GIVES
entire bntlafactlon. All grocers sell It.
C M370 N5
WANTED. OIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
vvuik. 2300 SouthJIth street. C-481-11'
WANTED. A COMPETENT NURSE OimT ;
refeirnce . Mrs , E. Roscwatcr , 1711 Douclns
street. C 513 U'
LAD1EH WANTINO FIRST-CLABS GIRLS
call nt Scandinavian Y. L , home. Olllco 2 j
N. 18th street. C-A1558 M'
1'OB BENT HOUSES.
JIOtVES , F. K. DARLING , BARKER
D-833
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OK TUB CITY. THE
O , V. Davis Company. 1305 Farnam. D SJ ! )
K ELK EN NY & CO. , R.I , CONTINENTAL UI.K.
D-SJ7
FOK IIINT : , CHEAPEST C-ROOM COTTAGE
with bath In' city : only (13.00. 303 ! California
tlreet. D M3CJ
NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE NEAR It EM 18 PARK ,
W.W. Fidelity Trust Company , 17W Knrnam.
D-.MIS3
JO-UOOM HOUSE , LARGE BARN , 27TH AND
Indiana avenue , 115,00. 317 First National bank.
D M643
FOU RENT , EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
KC Boil th 17lh St. ; alsn 5-room cottage with
barn. G. L. Green , R , S3 , Barker blk. D-tir
,
wuith ve. Illnuwalt llniu. . Darker blk.
PINU 7-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT T01 S.10Tl
n ct ; ranee and all other conveniences.v. .
C. llnller. room 511. I'axtonblotk. D 309
HOUSES & STORES. IM3.WUAD.lt & DOUGLAS
D 20UI
FOR RENT , FROM NOV. 1. A FIRST-CLASS
S-ronni house , nicely furnished , with all mud-
rrn Impruvements. locate ! un car line. VVi nilk'j
fiom city hall. Cheap. Address Y 31 , lire.
D-M30J
_
I ROOMS , HALL AND HATH ROOXL IN.
HU I re 828 B. Hill street. D-M3S3 13
_
QOO1 > FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES , $1.00 I1 EH
month. U S. Skinner , 310 N. Y , Life.
D-M877
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8016 MASON STREET ; 8 ROOMS. MODICItN.
eU-gant location , $ > Oi ) ; nisi 7-rcxim house In
Orclmrd Hill , newly painted and papered. 41.00.
8. K Humphrey , VIA New York Life.
_ _ _ D- Miff H *
HOVHES. W. Q. TEMPLETON , PAXTON HLK.
D M470 Nt
_
-ROOM BRICK HOUSE : FURNACE. 1JATH.
ir n good barn. 1M4 K. Uth street. Jii.00.
Omaha Real Ettate and Trust company , room
< IWe lllds. D-M8U
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FOR RENT. TWO t-ROOM KLEQANT IHttCK
house * ; nil modern conveniences ; 1 block front
Wulnut Hill motor. IK. Comptroller * ntllce.
D-M3M
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HinOMCOTTAGB. WKLL AND CISTEIIN.
HIT N ISth. StS.01. 7- room house , 4209 Lafoy-
rtte avenue. Walnut Hill , city water and els-
iitrn. JIS.OO. O , G. WnJUcc , Jll ! IJrown blfc. ,
llth and Uouvlai. D Mli $ 11 *
FOR BENT HOUSES.
Continued.
I'LTTABANT 7-nOO.M HOUSE ; MODERN. 2002
Dodge ttreet. D 4SO 13"
I OR RENT. 10-ROOM DWELLING ; MODERN
Cinvenli > na-si flrat-class location. Enquire of
" t- Clark , S-JOS Doug-las. D-M508 K > *
- IN GOOD REPAIR. CALL
H. llth street. 12.W. D 520-11 *
. . . ' . FOR
, nt ail Wtbstcr utreet. D-M503 14
FOK BENT FURNISHED BOOMS.
1'OH RENT. NICELY FURNISHED SOUTI/
room , modern conveniences , to one or two
gentlemen. 2047 Dodge. E M7M
rf > n.inENT - NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ,
with or without board. Call 2107 Douglas.
E 8IC-1T
Ptf NIflHKD ROOMS. I80S CHICAGO BT ,
Suitable for one or two gentlemen. E M36J
roil RENT , FURNISHED ROOMS. ALL MOD-
ern. 201. . Douglas. E M374 12 *
rtJRNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS , 620
iiuth 25th avenue , E J03-15"
TWO LARGE , DESIRABLE FURNISHED
rooms In private family. 2313 Fatnam.
E M453 13 *
rTlll.NlSHED ROOM. MATH , M. lMt rARNASL
E 537 12
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
NICE IIOOM WITH UOARD. CHEAP , 2100 CAS3
! < 331-O11 *
I'l-RNIHHED HOOMS WITH BOARD. 241 }
Dnuglaa. I' M772-O15'
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS ; STEAM
hiMt ; reduction innde to parties roomlm ? to
gether ; at the Webster hotel , 1519 Howard
JitieeU F M288 H
NICE LARGE FRONT ROOMS , SINGLE OR
ensuite , furnished or unfurnHhed. with Hrst-
clasa board.2019 Slary's ave. ! " M367 12
THE HILTisiDir noOMsl FlTTsT-CLASS
table board , steam beat. ISth and Drelue.
FM1T9 13'
MCKLY FURNISH HO FRONT ROOM. WITH
nk-ovo , also Ural class board. 2533 St. Mary's
avenue F 521-16'
DESIRABLE ROOM. WITH BOARD , IN PHI-
vnte family. 70S N. 19th. r 1IS5S 17
AGENTS WANTED.
CANVABBERS. SOLICITORS , AGENTS OR
any reliable person of average Intelligence nnd
good address who ran present nnd advocate
a popular national enterprise ot inestlnnblo
value to the Individual and homo and family
protectors can sicurc Mendy and profitable cm-
liloymcnt by addressingllev. . W. F. Eastman.
( .02 He. building , Onmhn , Neb. J-M503 15
FOR BENT STORES AND OFFICES
° R RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
910 I-aniam street. The building has a fire
proof , cement basement , complete steam heat-
Itrs flxturDS , water on all floors , gas. etc. ApPly -
Ply at the ofllca of The Bee. I S10
STORAGE.
STORAGE.WILLIAMS & CROSS , 12H HARNEY
M-003
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS , CLIVAN
and cheap rate. It. Wells , lltl Farnam. ir-904
, M-712
OM.VAN&STORAOE CO,150S PARNA1I. Tel. IK'
Jit 503
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. S
gov. bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth.
M.-908
CLEAN. DRY STORAGE TOR CARRIAGES
and buggies In our new brick building. 1603-
10-12 Harney St , Columbus Buggy Co.
403-21
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED. CHEAP BUILDING , 12X14 , WITHout -
out plaster , for removal. State price and loca
tion. Address Box 77 , Bennlngton.
N M530 12 *
WANTED , HORSK AND TWO-SEATED
buggy for hl.s keeping for winter ; very light
wolk and best of care. Address Y 69. Hec.
N M522 12'
WANTED. A STOUT HOI1SB , SINGLE HATl-
ne.ss anil spring ttugon cheap for cash. Ad-
tln-BS Y C3 , llee. N M5I5 11
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture and household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 013-615 N. 16th st.
O-907
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNIture -
ture , stoves , etc. L. Altnmn. OS N. ICth.
ICth.o
o ses
STOVES AND FURNITURE AT COST. MUST
bo sold at once. I. llrussell , 710-712 N. 16th.
O-MS53 O
ri'RNlTl'RE AND ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
I'fTtcta for jale cheap. 2211 Douglas t
O-M3 15 *
FOR SALE , HORSES , WAGONS. ETC
A. 11. CLARKE , HORSE COMMISSION DEALer -
er ; union stock yards. South Omaha ; all classes
of horses constantly on hand ; eastern & south
ern bujers are here for fall supply , Auc. Snl.
P M322-O11
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAPEST CHICKEN ANU ORNAMENTAL
fence n'ade. C. II. IrfC , Wl Doir.ii. : iJ-143
UANK AND P1.ATTE VALLEY S VND FOR
Bale. C. W. Hull Company , 20th and Irard ts.
Q-30S
IF YOU BUY. 11UY THE IJEST ; MACKIN-
tnrhcs , rubber bnots. nrctlcs. syringes of all
kinds ; gas tubing ; all best quality , Omaha
_ Tenl & Awnln ? Co. , 1311 Furjam t. Q 543
IMPOHTIJD"HARTZ MorNTAiN CANARIES ,
warranted singers. J3.SO ; 3 Bold ll h. with globe ,
I1.S5 ; > oungpanola. . Jfl.W to $20.03 : bird cages ,
seed , etc. Gelsler's bird ( tore , 4DC N. ICth trr t ,
Q-M2JO Nl
MISCELLANEOUS.
riRST-Cl.AS3 SQUARE PIANO TO RENT.
Reference required. No children. Address 11J
S. 20th street. H-M4I9 H
CLAEaVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WAUREN. CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable business medium , 7th > ear at 1U K. 16lh ,
H-SI1
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
MADAM SMITH. ti 8. 11TH. ! D FLOOR ,
room 9 ; massage , vapor , alcohol , Bteam. cu |
phurlnp and sea baths , T M411 13
BERNARD. I41S DODo
T MSuT n
TURKISH BATHS.
LADIES' TURKISH BATHSj HOURS , A. M.
to p. m. Beauty Culture parlors , removed
from Karbach llldg. to 103-19 Bea Illdr. MtH
PERSONALT
BATHS , UASSAaE. UUD. POST , > 19H a 15T1I.
un
WIIOLH WHEAT 11READ FROM UNBOLTED
Dour * , ! Imogen U llamsey'i , Z17 N. Kth strMt.
U-UI17 Oil
PERSONAL.
Con tint ] M.
DKLLB EPI-nnLEY IS FITTnD AND HBAB-
Ured to the figure : nlwuyfl remains shapely nnd
Is better prepared to retain the flnrr ouHn"i
of A bciiutlful ngur Ili-vn any other. Nln
raensurcmenui are necessary ami all flttlnit Is
done by experts. It's the only corset thai
makes one nhapely and U appreciated by evfry
lady who calls at parlors. 1300 rnrnam street.
U-M378 OU
MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. 1311 For.
U-8H
AULABAUGH FUR CO. , MANUFACTURERS
of fur garments ; furs neatly repured. Pur
murr * at cost. Room 301 Karbach. blk. Tel. 1811.
UM OU
PHYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR. OWN
perscrlptlons can secure valuable Information
free by addressing I * . O. Box 812. Omnha , Neb.
U-M7SJ
COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION ,
asthmn , bronchitis nnd catarrh , Home treat
ment 10 00 per month. Three divs' free treat
ment , room 200 Douglas blk. , ICth nnd Dodge.
U-151 O23
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO
new. Call and examine specimens oC work.
1433 N. 20th si. U-M1M 13
OSCAR SUNDELL. FOR 12 YEARS WITH O.
W Cook , hns removed his shoe repair shop lo
S , 17th street , north of Douglas. U M21J Nl
IlESTON'S CALIFORNIA FLAKCS roll
breakfast ; superior to oatmeal. Try It
V-M371 NS
IAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book or consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 34 IJee bldg. Lady attendant.
U 107
, IME. LA ROOK , MASSAGE , K.OO LEAVEN-
worth street , third lloor , fiont rooms ; two flrnt-
class operators. U 51550 IT *
CUT TIt7s " 6uT AND PRESENT AT COWAN'S
Photo Studio. 531 Broadway. Council Bluffs ,
late of Omiha. It will entitle yt t to K cab
inet photos , th > very best , and one 8x10 panel
for II.C9 ; without this , | l.50 ; for 10 days only ,
U M5" > 7 14
MONET TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
,1FC , INSURANCE POUCIHS LOANED ON
or bouffht. F. S. Cliesncy , Kansas CllyMo. _
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , US N.Y.LTFE ,
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
MONET TO LOAN ON TARMS IN DOUGLAS
county , Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1102 Tarnam t.
\V-917
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
teal estate. Brcnnan , Lovu & Co. , I'axtnn blk.
\V 918
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam St. W 919
MONRY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha rpnl rstnte ,
1 to 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Farnnm.
LOANS ON IMPBOVED * UNIMPROVED CITt
property , W.OOO and upwards. 0 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farimm Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnnm ,
W-B2D
CIIAS. W. ItAlNEY , OM. NAT. DK. HLDC1.
W 9J1
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA IIHAI , ESTATF.
at G per cent. W. D , Mdkle. l t Nat. tank blcljr
W 92
VERY LOW BATES MADB ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Squire. 213 llee blOs. U' 306
WE IIAVn SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
for short time paper or 1st class mice , loans.
II. II. Harder & Co. , ground lloor , Ilw bide.
5V-M1IS
MONEY TO 1.OAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN OK rtTRNlTUIlR , PIANOS ,
horses , -wa ona , etc. , ot lowest rntos In city ;
no removal of goods : strictly conflJentl.il ; you
can pay the loan oft ut any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
300 S. 16th Rtrret.
X 923
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , ' 01 N. Y. Life bldg.
X-021
J. D. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 UAMOE HLO < 7K.
X-325
MONK ? TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNIture -
ture , pianos , horses , wagons , ur any kind ot
chattel security , nt lowest possible rntcs.rlilch
you can pay back nt any time und In an >
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUAUANTEB CO. ,
Uoom 4 , Wlthnell block , X 928
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT : WILL SELL A
Rood paylnK paint and wall paper business
located In this l\e ! and progicsslve dty. Ad
dress box 85 , Grand Junction , Cole ,
FOK SALE , A GOOD PAYING RETAIL BOOT
and shod stor In tlio BI.icI ; Hills , cnrolni ; a
block of J 1,000 00. doing n business of $14.000,00 a
year , and residence ; good reasons and reference ,
Address Y 10 , Omnlui Hee. Y MIOO. 12
FOB EXCHANGE.
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO iX-
change for young work horses or mules.
Lamorcaux Bros. , 301 ! S , ICth. Z 103
GOOD ISO ACRES OF LAND N. E. NEBRASKA
to trade for merchandise. Address Y 43. cure
Ree. Z MCO 12'
GOOD 1 ROPEHTY TO EXCHANGE FOH
merchandise , In wrltlnc Blve full particulars ,
AJdrcsJ Lock Itox 27 , Slielton. Nebr.t k.i.
z ami n4
TO EXCHANGE , J2.COO CASH INVESTMENT
In Omnha propeity and J300 cash for J2.500
Block shops or clothing. C. F , Hnrrlsnn. 'J12
N. Y. Life , Omaha. 2 5U 23
FOR TRADE GOOD BUSINESS
centrally locati-d. clear , for Inreo trnct of lanil
near Omaha. Will nssumo Incumbrancc or pay
diflcrence. Umiulto at 2CO.J Hurt street , city
y M ;
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS , & MILES FROM POST OF.
flc easy terms. Cell at 810 N. Y. Life
R U-731
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS , 5 MILES FROM
Omaha postolllce , 10 to ICO acres , sorio trade ,
N. D. Keycs , 617 Paxton blk. Jl li MS27
1IAHGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. K , Darling. Darker block ,
HERE IS A SNAP OWING TO REMOVAL
to Chicago , will sell my homo , 1511 SUeriTum
avenue , nt a , very low price ; 9 roams ; all
modern Improvements , lot , Wxl23. Look at
house , and If It suits you , \vlll make price
to suit the times ; li cash , balance on time ,
H. M. Hulse. RE MS75 12
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; C13I.
lar. cistern , city uater ; cor. 30th anil Suhier ;
$1,250.00 ; lone time. Inquire 3318 Farnam. Karu-
ucl Hums. uu 773
OMAHA LOT FOR SALE CHEAP ; COR. OF
21st and Oastellar streets. Wr.te to I ) . 1'atei-
bon , lilatr , Neb. HE MMM NS
FARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON.012 N. Y. Lite.
It E 618N2S"
IRRIGATION' . 240 ACRES IN PI.ATTE VAL
ley. under the Ulm Creek Irrigation ditch. In
Buffalo county , for pale. Gentle ttlope , just
right ( or Irrigating ; beautiful groves , rich soil
and flret-clnss Investment. Lawrence Kcllcy ,
Kearney , Neb. ISK MH3 ll
STOVES.
UEST HEATERS ON EARTH.
Be sure you examine- them before you buy.
Parties who desire tha choice of the best line
of stoves on the market must buy either th *
Favorite baeeburner or the Oak heating stoves ,
They have been manufactured the past 90 years ,
and where they have been used alongside of
other stoves have proven tli melvei the most
economical stoves made. We guaiantee th m.
They ma the cheapest uud best stoves made.
We have the Uorn it eel range , a model of per
fection.
A. M. McCargar , 410 N. Kth street.
SIM ! NI
CARPENTERS AND BUH/DEB3.
HAMILTON RROS. , GENERAL CONTRACT
orn and buHilda , carpenter work , ttorm win
dowa and doors. < ll S. ISth St. , tcl. 117'J.
M10C O23
C. R. MORIULL. CARPENTER , AND I3UILDER
paper hanging and signs , brlckuorl : and plai
Olllce 409 a. 14th st. , telephone 408.
408.BIJ
BIJ
TYPEWBITEK3 ,
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR
sale should make you suspicious ; funny they
are mostly Smith's. Try one and you will im-
del stand why , full line of supplies. Smith *
Premier ( .To. , nth und Farnam ; telephone. iSSt
M-PJ9
FLOBISTS.
8. n. STB WART. FLORIST ; ALL KINDS OF
bulbs and tut lioneraC1 ; Capitol avenue.
B75-O3 < >
NEW I1ULI1S. JUST 1MI-ORTED. CUT FLOW-
ers. IU & Swoboda , Paxlou hotel , 1411 Fam.
Ml O31
COAL.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF
tlco to 203 a. I6th St. , IJrown block. 9:8
EHERIDAN COAU EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE
for hard coal and } 3.H ton cheaper , 1605 Far
Dam itreel ; tnuln entrance Hoard ot Trade.
1S3O2)
TAKEN UP.
TAKEN UP. SMALL TIAY PONY , ONS.
white hind leg , about 8 years old. Call a
(4th and Center street * . Henry Oleson.CM
CM 10 *
PIANOS AND , ORGANS.
THIS WEEK THE i IrOLLOWINa INBTHU.
meats , ( or rash or monthly payment * !
One Hale upright piano , . . . , , . , I170.IM
> nether Hale uprlghr TTUno. IV.01
5ns Hull & Bon uprlfht , piano 110.00
) hla Valley square rhinp < < 01.0)
tnson & Hamlln organ 1I.KO
tenttr organ , high .Uns KM
'mlth ' American organ , hlsh lop I7.M
'atlor & rurley orginhlnh top. . . . . . . . . . . S' > . )
vlrnbaJI , Emerson nnd lUllet-Davli plnnoa.
A , llOSPKn JR. T , 3SU DouMa it.
a Mill OJ1
F PURCHASED AT-ONCH
One upright piano , * JQ.
Bold. Mu'J i
One j. trln ? new Bcalfl plana , US7.M. , .
One second hand WeKronn , 1300.
One new Wegman , IJM.
One new Wcgman , ililX '
One IXc > - organ , $ U.
One Klmbnll organ , II ! ,
One Day State orimn. 124
One Burdett * organ , > 2i ,
Hold.
One Bhonlngor , J2.V
One good organ , { IS.
Wcwdbrldge IJ.-os. , 124 N. I5lh etreet.
871 O3T
MUSIC TEACHEB ,
.IARTIN CAHN. TEACHER OF PIANO-
forte. Studio , 408 N. 23d St. Mill O31
MTTBIO , AKT AND LANGUAQE.
0. F. GELLENHF.CK. RANJOISTS AND.
teacher. 1810 California street. 911
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPK FACTORY ; OLD
lilpcs made ne - . CIS S. 18th. 8111
DAMAGED MIRRORS 11ESILVERED , 71 > N' . 16.
911
THE NEATEST HARDER SHOP IN CITY ;
court of lieu building. Fred Iluelow. all
nOGNER & KISELE , SIGN PAINTERS i BfJST
work , at loncst prices. 1513 Douglas strut.
ELECTBICA1SUPPLIES. .
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharned ; electrical nnd gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha electrical Works. (17 and 613 B. ICIli st.
' OU
ILECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light nnd motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western elec
tric Supply Co. , 41B and 420 S. 13th et. 941
WOLFE ELECTRICAL CO. BUPPL1C3 AND
clcctrlo wiring , 1C11 Capitol ave. Tel. 1114.
M13J 031
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tlrea nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
n. Heflln , locksmith , 511 N ; Kth st. 931
BICYCLES ALLSTYLES. .
ALL TRICES.
Bend for our list of second-hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries o (
all kinds. M. O , Daicon. 402 N. ICth Et. 833
BICYCLK PRICES CUT IN TWO.
A ' 9-1 Fowler for J8I.50.
A ' 04 Bylph for 187,60.
Other makes equally as low , Bee. our stock
nnd get our prices before buying.
A. H , PERR1OO & CO. . 121 DougUi street.
66J-O-SJ
BICYCLE BIDINOK
BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL. 17H CAP. AVE.
N2'
UNDEBTAKEBS AND EMBALMEBS
II. K. 13URKETT , FUN1JRAL DIRECTOR AND
pmlwlmer , 1618 Chicago , St. , telephone SO. 937
WANSON & VALiEtf7 UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers.liQl Cumins St. . telephona 10GO.
. . 93'
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam St. , telephone , 223. 939
C. W. BAKER UNPEUTAKER , 013 S. 10 ST.
, Sll
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. Ponder , mnnairer , Eyes tested free. 223
Eouth 15th , IS Klnslsr's drug store.U631'
THR ALOE ft PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 1408 Famam st , opposite Paxton
hotel , Eyes examined flee. 791
OMJ > IIA OPTICAL CO- . LEADING OI > TICIANS.
J. F , Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free. 22J
South 16th. Jn Klnsler's drug store. M223 15'
GAS JTXTUBES.
WK ARE CIXSINO OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE
of gas and electric light fixtures , globes.
etc. , at cret , as we nro absolutely retiring
from the flxture business , It will pay to buy
at once. The Hussey & Day Co. , 411 South
15th St. , Itame.0 building. 549 O2I
GAS A ND ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES
made In design and finish to harmonize with
any architectural stjle desired by F. M. Hus-
Bell , 313 8. 15th street. M790 O22
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURR GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha. L. &
V. Ass'n. 1704 Uea Jllder. G , M. Nattlnstr. Sec.
JI-053
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND n. ASSN. PAY
G. 7 , S per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , nl nys
redeemable. 1701 Farnam st. Nattlnger , sec.
952
SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITINO.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND ,
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. 7SS
r.OOSE-S Oil. BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15 & I'/.R.
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 16TH AND
Douglas ; send for catalogue. Rohrbough Hros.
M22I Nl
STOVE BEPAIKS.
ST6VE REPAIRS FOR. 40.000 DIFFERENT
makes of stoves. Water attachments and con
nections a specialty. 1207 Douglas street , Oman *
Stove Repair Works. M 1731
STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS : ALSO
hotel range and general asBortment of ranges.
cooki & heater * ' water attachments put In &
connected at J. Hughes , C07 S. 13 st & Jackpnn.
942 013
HOTELb.
AETNA HOUSF. ( EUROUEAN ) N. W , COH.
13.n and Dodge. Room by day or week.Mool
Mool
HOTEL DARKER , J2.00 PER DAY , 110 ROOMS.
In the heart of the business houses. Special
rates and accommodations to commercial trav
elers. Room and board by the week or month.
Frank Illtdltch , Ugr. 313
PLUMBEBS.
J. J. HANIGAN. PLUMIHNG. STEAM AND
hot water heating. 2705 Leavenworlh St. 031
FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. AS ,
steam & hot Mater heating ; sewerage , 813 S. 16.
932
JOHN HOWE & CO. . PLUMBING. STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas fixtures , globes , < 21 S. 15.
933
BBESSMAXINCr.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 212D S. 10TH.
2-O15'
FINE rttESSMAKING AT LOWEST TRICES.
Corbelt. 42i N , 17th si. , cor. Cam.
Mill O2 >
LADIES , CALL AT 1513 'DOUGLAS STREET
for latest designs In ilu sniaklng , work cuar
nnteed. ' , - 11512 15"
HAY AND'OBAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY I1Y TONSOR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. SnyderJlHS Buit st , Tel. 1107.
NEHRASKA HAY CQ- , WHOLESALE HAY.
grain and mill stuff. We are always on tha
market to buy or sell. 1102-4-0 Nicholas st.
> ' " H 95S
COBNlpE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mliy'n asc. 953
EAGLE CORNICE 'WOTUKS. JOHN EPE-
neter. prop. , 10S , 110..llSTf. llth. Estab. 1841.
'
663
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASONfDENTIST. SUITE TO
Puxton block , ICth and Farnam * ! Tel. 112.
112.9S1
9S1
DR. PAUL. DBNTI8T. 2020 BUHT ST. 951
MERCHANT TAILOB9.
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THI3 ARRIVAL OP
IMIXHITEO AND DOMESTIC
Fall und Winter
"WOOLENS.
Q. A. Llndqulst. Merchant Tailor. SIS S. ISth t.
MC07
FUBNACES.
TEST FURNACE MADE. EOFT COAL SMOKE
consuming and hard coal furnaces. Kaela Cornice -
nice Works. 1CS-110-11J N. Hth St. W >
QBINDING.
RAZORS , SHEARS , CLIPPERS , LAWN MOW-
tn , etc. A. L. Unatlahd. ] 0 a. 14th. '
JOB PRINTING.
JOIJ PRINTING CO. FINK 1'HINTINO
ot all kinds. 17th at. , Uco LullJIny , to ?
LOST.
_ _ _
XJST-A L\DrS CIAMOND PIN. SUITAOLU
rfward will b pnld If returned to l > r. R. C.
Moore , Z19 B. 39th t. M458 10 *
_
J5ST , ST. TIKIIXAUD DOC1 : ANSWERS TO
name o ( llrui-e. Iteturn tu 9011 i'aclflc rtrccti
liberal rt ard. MS43 11 < _
. IRISH SETTEn. A11OUT ONI1 YFAll
old. Iteturn to 1813 Clucagu utrret and get ro-
wiinl. MM ! 11 *
_
. .OST. wiurn SIII.CH cowt FINDER WILL
l > o rewarded by returning ths wtne tn C3 8.
31st Mrcct. MV.J 13 *
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE At AIL STEAMSHIPS-SAIL
regularly every Saturday from New YorU for
Londonderry and Glasgow. City ot Homo ,
October 13 , 3,30 | i. m ; Hlhlopla. Octo
ber M , 830 ; a. m. ; FuriiessU , Octo
ber Z7 , 4 p. m. Saloon , fccond das * ,
nd eteemce , smgle or round trip tickets ( rom
New York or Chicago nt reduced intes to the
principal Bcotch , English , IrlKh and nil conti
nental points. For money order * , drafts , out
ward or prepaid tickets apply to any of our
local ugenU or to Henderson Dros. . Chicago.
CABPET CLEANING.
t ! . D. MERRYMAN , CARPET AND HUO
cleaning tvnrks. 720 S , 14th ; tel. 8611 office 1501
Farnam ; lei. 1559. Jt 3Z3 OH
COMMEBCIAL COLLEGE. '
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. UTH AND
Douglas ; send for catalogue. Kohrbouirli Hros.
MI21 Nl
STENOOB&PHEBS.
F. J. 8UTCLIFFE , GENERAL STENOG-
prapher. 233 Ueo building. Telephone 597.
WHOLESALE CO AL ]
JOHNSON 11HOS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds u ( coal. Correipondenca solicited.
1008 Farnam . i
6CHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1521 Farnam street. Dyeing ot every descrip
tion and dry cleaning. $47
TAXlDEHMfSTi !
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George S. Brown , Jr. , & Co. , 703 S. 16th.
94 $
UPHOLBTEBING.
UPJIOI.STRHING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. 8. Walkln , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 602. 968
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
IIOOSE'D OM. BUSINESS COLLKQB , 15 & FAR.
G04
PAWNBBOKEBS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 413 N. 16TH.
713
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitoi-3. Bee
Building , OMAHA.Nob. Atlvico FREE
Always KellaMe , Purely Yegetablc.
Perfectly tasteless , clexantly roated , purgt ,
regulate , purify , cleanse/ and strengthen. H AD-
WAY'S PILLS for the cure of all disorders of
the stomach , bowels , kidney * , bladder , nervoui
diseases , dizziness , vertigo , coitlveness , piles.
SICK HEADADHE ,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS ,
BILIOUSNESS ,
INDIGESTION ,
DYEPEPSIA ,
CONSTIPATION
-AND-
All Disorders of the LIVER.
Observe the following symptoms , resulting
from diseases ot the dluvstlve organs : Constipa
tion , Inward piles , fullness of blood In the head ,
acidity of the stomach , nausea , heartburn , dli-
gust oC food , fullness of weight of the stomach ,
sour eructations , sinking or fluttering of the
heart , choking or Hudocatlng sensations when
In n lying posture , dimness ot vision , dots or
webs before the sight , fever and dull pain In
the head , deficiency ot perspiration , yellowness
of the Ekln nnd eyes , pain In tha side , chest ,
limbs , and sudden flushes of heat , burning In
'hA lew'doses of nADWATS PILLS will free
th system of all the above named disorders ,
l.'rioo Kfi cunts , n Itux. l < l by liruffuUts
or Hunt \ > y Mail.
Bend to DR. RADWAY & CO. , Lock Do * SU ;
New York , for DooH of Advice.
A NEW LINK GUFF
"GUPIDEfSE"
Cure * the effects of
selfVuse , excesses ,
emf ions , impotency ,
vai.cucele and consti
pation. One dollar a
box , six for 35. For
Bale by THE GOOD
MAN DHUQ CO. ,
Oinulm , Neb.
RHILWflYTiMEGRRD
Leaves I CHICAGO & NORTH WEST' N | Arrives
OmahalU. V. Depot. lOtli & Mason SU. | Omaha
ll:05am : . , . . . .Eastern Uxpress . 6:30pm :
4:00ptn : . Vestlbuled Limited . 4:4Djm :
! 5iam . Mo. Valley Local . I0:30pm :
6 10pm . Omaha Chicago Special . 2l5pm :
Lea\es ICIUCAQO. ItlJULINOTON & Q.Arrives (
Omaha ] y pot 10th and Muson Sta. " I Omaha
4:45pm : ; . . .Chicago Vestibule. . 9Wam :
0:45am : Chicago Cxpresa 4:25pm :
1.02pm Chlcagu and lonra Local 8:00am :
ll35am ; Pacific Junction Local B55ptn ;
L7a s | DIJRLINOTCiN & MO. RIVERTlArrlveT
OmahaJ Depot 10th and Mason tits. | Omhaa
10.15am Denver UxpreHS D35am ;
10lSam ; Deadwood Uxpress 4lDpni ;
4iOpm : ! Denver l xpress. . 4:10pm :
0SOpm..Nebraska : Local ( except Sunday ) . . C.r.0pm :
8illain..Lincoln Local ( e > cept 8unady.llilam ;
K. C.T ST. " J. 'iTcrif. JArrlvea"
Depot 10th and Mason tits. \ Omaha
ml. . . . Kansas City Day Express B:55pm :
SilDprn.K. C. Night Ex. via U. I' . Trans. 6SOam :
Leaves I CHICAGO , It. I. & PACIFIC.rrtves |
OmahalU. P. Depot. 10th & M.imin Sts | Omah
llilSam..Atlantic Kxpress ( ex , Sundny ) . . . 6:05pm :
G:2Spm : Nlutit i : | > n-s U:50am :
440pm..Chicago ; Veatlbuled Llmlttd. , . liOJpni
ll35pm.Oklalioma i : p. ( lo C. It. ex Sun.11:3 ) : pm
WEST. _
" "
6:03am.Oklahomi : K. TI-XHK ixp fe"x".Sun.Il:30pra ) :
C'olorudn l.lnill.-.i < ; iOpm
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC lArrlveT
OmahalUnlor. Depot , lOlh & Mason Bis.I Omjha
! ! ! ! ' " ! ! ! . . i'lyer. . ! ! ! " . ' " E40pm ;
2:15pm.Beatrice : & Stromsb'g Ex ( ex Sun ) 3:50pm :
C40pm. ; , . . , .Pacific Express , . , . .10 : & jm
6.30pm Fast Mall -4:2ipm :
Leaves I CHICAGO , W1L. & KT , PAUL lArrlveT
Omaha ( Union Depot , loth anil tl a on sts | Omaha
6:35ptn. : . . . .Chicago Llmltnl 9:30am :
lljlOam..Chicago Uxpresn ( ex. Kun. } . . . . C0 ; i > m
Leaves I I' . , B. & MO. VALLI3Y. ( Arrives
Oiimhal Depot 15th and Webster Sts , | _ Omaha
9:05am : T.Deadwocxl niprens. , , KIOnm :
9orainHi. ( Bal. ) Wyo. Ex. ( Kx , Mon. ) . B 10pm
; 00pm..Norfolk Expresa ( Ki. Sunday,10l5im :
0,30pm . .St. I'.iul Uipress. . , , 94Dam ;
Leaves I MISSOURI PA < ' [ KIC. 1 Arrives
Uiniha ! Depot Uth and Webster Sts , I Omaha
S.OOani St. Louis Kiprcss. . . . . . . . . 0Wam ;
9.30pm St. Louis Kxprras 6:55pm :
BilOpm..Dally ( ex. " Sun , ) Nebraska Local. . SUOjm
Leaves I C. . "ST. R. M. & O. Arrives
Omaha ] _ Depotlith _ _ and Webster ' Bis. | Omaha
8,00am . .Sioux City AcconiT'lUx. Sun.i. . . T05pm
10OOam.BIoux ; City Accom. ( Sun. Only. ) . . S:03pm :
] l:15pm..Sioux : City Express ( Ex. Sun..ll:5' ) : > ani
i:3 ) : < pin St. Paul Limited. * . . . . . . . . 94 ! .itn
" " " "
Leave * ! "SIOUX"CITY" & PACIFIC. " ( Arrive *
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason St . | Omaha
tl5am : . , Sioux City Passenger 10:9pra :
UMpm St. I'aul Kxpreia lOiOOam
Leaves I SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC. { Arrive *
Omahal Depot ISth and Webster 81 * . I Omaha
J:30pm. : . . , . , , St. PaurLlmlted.r9MOarr
8 ' 30pm. . . .ChlcaKOLlmlled _ .
UaveTl "WAllABH nAlT7wrAY ; lArrlveT
OmaliaJJJnlon Dt-pot , 10th & Mjion Sta.l O-natn
"
. . . .St , Louli Cannon ! . . " . . . , " : ; )
PAID ITS USUAL DIVIDEND
Dhicago & Eastern Illinois Fays Six For
Ooiit in Spite of Strikes ,
TACKLE EMIGRANT MATTERS OCTOBER 15
Proposal or the Illinois Cent nil to Sell
Itniimi Trip Cntllornlu Tickets vli % New
Orlrnn * for 810O Ilpjnctcil MeetIng -
Ing Catmtllnu 1'nrlllo Hilton.
CHICAGO , Oct. 10. The annual report of
tlio Chicago & Eastern Illinois roiul , which
was published today , shows net earnings
for Iho entire1 year ending June 30 , of J39I-
i48. Gross earnings , $3,860,114 , against
:1,4113.939 : , In 1S03. During ( he months o (
May and Juno , while the great strlko of the
coal miners was In effect , the earnings de
creased from HID previous year $210,000.
S'otnllhslamllnR this falling off the road
managed to pay C per cent ou Its stock
: h rough out the year.
Commissioner Kurmer of the Trunk Line
association 1ms fl.tnl October 15 as the ditto
[ or the meeting- between the Trunk Line
Western Passenger associations In re
lation to the emigrant troubles. The meetIng -
Ing "HI bo held In the city.
At the meeting of the Western Passenger
association today a proposition of the Illinois
Central to put In effect a round trip rate to
California from Chicago of $100 , via New
Orleans , was defeated.
The rules of the association WPTO amended
to admit of the sale of mlleaga tickets
through the agents of other association lines ,
the present rule requiring that all inltejgo
tickets must be signed In mo presence of
an authorized ngcnt of the line Issuing the
ticket.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
Trunk lines to apply , via association lines ,
the same rates as are made by the Canadian
Pacific on domestic transpacific rates to
China and Japan ,
The question of holiday rates was taken
up , the proposition being to allow a fare
of ones and one-third for the round trip be
tween points In the association not over
00 miles from each other. The question
was passed temporarily to allow absent lines
time to record their votes , but It will un
doubtedly pass.
Tha federal grand Jury today Investigated
the charge that during the last three years
rebates were paid out by the Santa ! > Ua'l-
road company to shippers In violation of
the Interstate commerce laAldaco P.
Walker , ono of the receivers of the road ,
was subpoenaed to appear wltn bcxl.s and
papers which will , It Is believed , contain
much Information. Mr. Walker was engaged -
gaged , however , and was excused until to
morrow morning. Two witnesses wore pres
ent , one of them , Isaac Thompson of Kansas
City , a well known cattle shipper , and tha
other a former employe of the Santa Fe
at Kansas City named Taylor. The books
of the company show that Thompson re
ceived rebates , but the grand jury did not
get much Information out of the shipper.
ELKIIOKN Al'TEIS T11K TItADI ! .
It Will Demand n Shnro of the lllack llllli
An official of the Elkhorn re
garding the newly publlsjicd train service of
the Burlington , which will go Into effect
about August 20 , and the action his people
would take to meet the competition for Black
Hills business , said that his road would
bo In the fletd for Hot Springs business
when the summer came again. "Whether
the business will warrant a. through train
to the Hills , Is a question , in the event the
officials decide upon n through train It will
necessitate n local train from Norfolk , but If
this becomes necessary , It will bo done. The
Elkhorn Is forty miles shorter to the Hills
than the Burlington , and that Is a difference
of an hour and a half In time. Wo could
put on a train from Omaha at 5:30 : p. in ,
and land passengers at Hot Springs at 8:30 :
a. m. , leaving a half hour later and arriving
a half liour sooner than the Burlington , our
dlstanco to the Springs being 513 miles ,
against 553 miles on the Burlington. In
fact , the , Burlington does not get started
toward tbo Hills until after leaving Lin
coln. When the spring opens and business
commences to push toward Hot Springs we
will ba In the field. "
HUNTING I'I'.liDINCi CiHOUNDS.
Stock Holng Shipped to Winter 1'oliits
t Ho Fed.
"Within thirty days there will not be a
hog In Nebraska It the present condition of
affairs keeps up , " said railroad freight
agent yesterday. The general freight
agents of the various lines of roads centering
here are. kept constantly busy quoting rates
for the movement of live stock from Nebraska
to feeding points In Indiana , Michigan , Arkan
sas and portions of Kansas where feed Is
plentiful. It Is not the Intention of these
applicants for rates to forsake the state , butte
to winter away from places which have been
greatly affected by the. drouth. While there
Is a steady demand for rates for the trans
portation of household effects from many
portions of the state , the Immigration will
more than offset the emigration.
Itnllmty Note * .
General Manager Dickinson Is In Chicago
on business connected with the Union Pa
cific.
II. II. Morley , southwestern passenger
agent of the Michigan Central , Is In the
city.
General Freight Agent Crosby of the
Burlington Is In St. Paul In relation to
matters between his road and the Northern
Pacific.
The Sioux City & Pacific will run a special
train today to Sioux City , leaving Omaha
at 7:45 : a. m. , for the great race batween
Ilobert J and Patchen. Returning tin ? train
will leave Sioux City at 7 p. m. , arriving at
Omaha at 10:30. :
The time card of the Burlington and Its
Dillliigs train as published In The Bo of
yesterday has brought out the Union Pacific
"carder. " who announces that leaving hero
Wednesday at 2:15 : p. m. the Union Pacific
can land passengers In Portland at 7:45 :
a. m. Saturday , as against the Burlington-
Northern Pacific time of 9:45 : p. m. Saturday
night Uut to Helena , Spokane and Butte
the Burlington time Is much superior.
Ar j Viiur Children hubjeet to Croup ?
Every mother should know that croup can
be prevented. The first symptom of true
croup is hoarseness. This Is followed by a
peculiar rough cough. If Chamberlain's
Cough Itemedy Is given freely as soon as the
child becomes hoarse , or even after thorough
rough cough has developed , It will prevent
the attack. 25 and & 0 cent bottles for sale
by druggists.
Storing County foul.
The county commissioners want several
able-bodied men , who can handle a EBW and
hammer , to assist In constructing the new
coal sheds along the Missouri Pacific tracks.
The commissioners are paying 25 cents per
hour for this work , but can not find enough
men willing to work to make the progress
deslrod to get the coal stored away before
the stormy winter weather , Commissioner
Llvesey has charge of the construction of
the sheds.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou
bles. Trial Bizt , 25 cents. All druggists.
I1U , Iavr Wiw Broken.
Ono of the workmen on the Leavenworth
strcl culvert over Saddle creek , had his jaw
broken by a falling piece of Iron plate yester
day. The plato grazed his jaw as It
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry toy
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's
Castoria.
fell , without Injuring Mm , but rebounded 1
[ rom a piece of timber striking Mm a second 't
tlmo and shattering his Jaw. Dr. Towns
wai telephoned for , and went out ami drcsied
his injuries ,
BEFORE THE JT7DOEB.
Ono ot Ilia Contempt On art Ooc Otrr Until
Yesterday Judge Scott called for the ,
sheriff and demanded to know It ha h3
ret succeeded in. serving attachments ot
Mr. Kdward Hosewnter , editor of The Dee ,
The sheriff said thai ho liad been unable la
Und Mr. Kosewater ns yet , nnd understood
Hint lie was out ot the city. Scott ordered
him to trine the editor Into court as soon
ns possible. Ho then called for Mr.V. . D.
I'crclvnl , nnd the latter soon appeared In
the court room. Scott notified his especially
appointed attorney to proceed with the con
tempt case against Mr. 1'erclval. The at
torney read the complaint nmdo out by the
county attorney , which contained a verbatim
copy of the alleged contemptuous nrtlcle. < <
This caused a smllo to spread over th&
faces of the spectators , but Scott saw noth- }
tig funny about It , After the road Ins of
the complaint Attorney Kdward Slmernl ,
who Is representing Mr. I'crclval , filed his
answer to the charges , admitting that ho
Is a reporter for The Omaha tlec ; that the
said newspaper had a Koncr.il circulation In
Douglas county and the Kourlh Judicial dis
trict ; that said Cunningham H , Scotl U A
Imlgo In the aforesaid district ; that said al
leged contemptuous article was published In
The Heo , October 6 ; but the defendant de
nied each and every charge , set forth In
the complaint and prayed that he bo dis
missed Immediately.
Scott refused to do this , and set the hear
ing for Saturday morning , fixing Mr. Pcrcl-
val's bond at J500. This was excoptcd to
by the defendant's attorney , and then a tuple
bonds were filed with the clerk of Iho courts.
Attorney Slmernl nskod that a date bo set
for hearing the charges against Mr. Hose-
water , but Scott refused and Bald that ho
wanted tlio editor brought Into court by
the sheriff and then ho would Rot a data
for the trial. Ho asked where Mr. Itoso- :
water wns , and Mr. Slmeral replied that ho
would bo In York tonight , -whoro ho tv ageing
going to deliver a speech to assist in de
feating Tom Majors. Scott wanted to know
If It was a democratic or populist speech , ;
but said that he didn't believe that ho had ' '
any right to take judicial notice of politics.
Does Nut l.lKe Ills Job.
The receiver of Ackennan Bros. ' printing
establishment filed his report -with the
courts yesterday , showing that ho had
collected about $1,000 worth of accounts , but
nlleglng thai the remainder could not bo col
lected nnd were worthless. He asked to bo
discharged , but the attorneys for the other
side objected to his dismissal on the grounds :
that he had other funds in his possession
which had not yet been Bottled upon claim
ants , and because there was a case in the
supreme court pending now that might maka ;
the final settlement much easier and still J
reriulro some more work by the receiver.
Judge Scott will examine ithe receiver's
report and will make a ruling In the caaa
this morning.
Minor Court Mutters.
George Smith , the man who was convicted
with Jardlno for the larceny of some sugar ,
was taken to the penitentiary Tuesday on
order of Judge Scott to commence servlnjf
his term of four years.
Lillian Gray has sued for a dlvorco from
Milton S. Gray. She alleges nonsupport ,
cruel treatment and adultery as her grounds
for a separation from her husband. She
also desires to be given the custody of her
four daughters , ranging In years from S
to IS.
SOLVING A PROBLEM.
Figuring Out Hovr lloth Kmls Mixy MoMado
tu IMcot.
The problem of providing sufficient funds to
carry the flro department through the re
mainder of the year which haa been agitat
ing the Hoard of Plro and Police Commls- ?
Blotters ( or some time past has been brought 't
Into tliB city council by the resolution Intro
duced byi Elsasser Tuesday night \yhlch pro
vided for the transfer of $10,000 ( rom the gen
eral to the flro fund. The resolution wa.s re
ferred to the finance committee and It la
pretty well understood that the committed ,
will recommend that the resolution bo not Jj.
passed. While a number of the
councllmen have expressed themselves
as being In favor of any mcasura
that would carry the fire department
through without endangering any other fund
It H not believed that the general fund Is in
a condition to stand such a demand.
Up to September 1 the amount paid into
the general fund was $204,738.73. Of thli
more than three-fourths was expended during
the first nine months of the year , leavlnq
$44,300 for the demands of the remaining- three
months. As there are still some amounts to
bo paid tn. It Is estimated that the amount
available for the remainder of tha year will
bo about $50,000. At the- previous rate ot
expenditure this would be just about enough
to last the year out , but the extra expense
of the general election will have to come out
of this , and as this Is estimated at $10,000
the strictest economy will have to be uaod In
order to carry the fund through the year.
Comptroller Olson stated yesterday that
It would be an absolute Impossibility to talta
the $10,000 from the general fund for the flra
department without scrlouslv crippling the
city and leaving a large deficit in the fund
before the end of the year. Thcro ts a bal
ance ot $0,000 In the city hall fund which
might bo applied for the benefit of the flr
department , but It was not unlikely that that
would also be needed for the general ex
penses of the city. The only way that the-
comptroller could see In which tie fire de- /i
partment could be helped out was to postpone - *
pone the payment of the December bills until ' ,
the January appropriation ordinance. If this i
was done thcro would bo enough money avail
able to carry the fire department through.
The city had been exceptionally prompt In
geUlne bills approved and placed in theap. .
proprlatlon ordlnnnco at the earliest possible-
data and the comptroller believed that It
would be no Injustice to ask the small credi
tors of the city to welt thirty days for their |
pay , as most business men had to do. It is '
barely possible that this plan will b sug
gested to the council.
Clnimliorlnln'it Colic , Cholera mill iJlnrrlimn \
"I would rather trust that medicine than
any doctor I know of , " says Mrs. Hattle
Mason of Chllton , Carter Co , , Mo. . In speak
ing ot Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera , and
Diarrhoea Ilcmcdy. For Bala by druggists.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Trial
Jlze , 25 cents. All druggists.
o
Kor Knocking Out un Kfc.
Henry Henderson , Jr. , who knocked out the
right eye of J. C. Green of 012 South Thir
teenth street , last May , was arrested In
Council Illnffs yesterday and will be brought
to Omaha as soon as requisition papers can
be made out. Henderson Is a mulatto. lie
spent his youth in the reform Echool , to
which ho was sent from here , and altico his
release has been landed In Jail on a. variety
of charges.
I 1113 ItUALTV MAKKr.T.
INSTItUMENTS placed on record October
10 , 1894 :
WATHIANTY DEEDS.
n A Murray and hushnnd to C A.
Khcpard , lots 1 nnd 2 , block "D , "
HaundtTfl & II's , add t 1WO
n A llciiHon and wife to New England
I/can nnd Trust company , lot 8 , block.
13 , Hrlg-ss' I'lace , . I
Hamo to name , lot 19 , block 13 , samo. . , . 1
11 J C llvun nnd husband to 1' J Mo
dolilrlcfc. lot 2 , block 9. Con-lsan Place * CM
1C r Manning to E C Uateit , lot II , block
3 , Hummlt 1'lnco , 10,040
Ilyrun Heed company to K A IleiiiinlnKcr ,
lot 7. block C. Drake's add. , 2.000
J I * Jlegeuth and wife to Everltt Buck
ingham , n'.i of wtt lot B , Windsor
1'loco , TK
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
O A Htiirr nnd wife to New England I/oaa
nnd Trust company , lot 10 , block 113.
IlrlKKB' I'lace
Joafph Darker and wife to I trick O'Con
nor , e 11 fret lot 3. block 2iD , Omaha. .
Chlssle Uorrte to B M Silver , lot I , block
2 , Hliull's 1st ndJDDK
DDK OH.
Special master tn W K Filch , loll 1J
and 14 , block 114 , Dundee 1'luce , . . . . . . .
Hamo to same , lot * t. 10 and II , block.
Ill , xamu. . , , , , , , ,
Hamo to same , lota G. 10 and II , Uoci ,
101 , * ain < > , , , . . . , . , . >
Total amount of tiajufcrs 4 St.lM