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THE OMAJIA DATIiT BEEJJ3TRIDAY. : NOVEMBER 2. 1894. s t : i : s ; % * < * * * * UP It ti limp ; but Hi o bctt TQ DATE ' nrt prcRcrvatlvo" Ls that which niakcft" lama In. tlio More PEOPLE will BOO the economy of putting a want ad in The Bee when in need of help. Working girls pay close at tention to this page , as do all who are wanting employment. You can talk to them through thosa llttlo ads at a trifling exponso- THE BEE GETS 'EM 17 WORDS FOR 25 CKNTS. * * * ' SPEG1RL NOTICES. Advertlic'inentiTfor the-e columns will ! " taken until 12.30 p. tn for Ilia pvinlnK , nnd until D.OJ ti m. fi r the niornlni : and Sunlny edition Advertisers , by lequest'nif a numbered check , Jan have answers addressed tci n numbered letter In eare of The Ili- < > Answers si ntMrewd will be ilcllvered upon presentation of the c'icck only Itnti-s , IUc a word first Insntkm , lo n word t.ii'reaftor. NiUhlng taken , for lfw than 2oc for llrat Insertion , , These advertlaoments must run consecutively WANTED BITTJA ; IONS. I AM A IIRKAD AND CAKE ItAICER AND must have work In Omaha or nut. O II. 1C. care Union hotel. I6lh mid Webster.A . A 231 I * ANY KINIJ OFOIIK MY YOUNO MAN Addresa It 31 Itee. A M132 3 A FIRST CLASS GIRL WANTS A SITUATION doing liouaework. Address JftC Franklin street A M421 2 * WANTED MALE : WANTKD. A rr.W 1'KltbONB IN HACII place to do writing ; I"- * . tirtu > fi > r 150-iMKf Imwk of pl.itkil1.ii-B JNo lbjr > 157 W 12il Blreet , N V Clly U-J11 WANTKD. HKLIMIM-J YOUNO AND MID lleKert men In evry county to aet ns cor- rcfr > ntlenli nml uprclnl pr\ite detectives unilt-r Instructltini for the larceat nnJ li at pqulie | < l iletertlvi tmrrau iC tti < - Html In the country I'ie\luii8 exix'ilenee H not ruqulrrtl or nece . arSniull > > iiyH mil liieKimnslbl.- parties will confer a f.nor on us by not nni rlriK. Keferfncen nl rn ami n-adliel Hnvo heen pMabllslutl for jfiirs Si ml .il.imii tar full pirlluilim nnJ cct Ilia best criminal paper puMlilieil. offerlnK tli .u < anilji > f dollnrs In rewiiriN foi piitk1 who uie > wanted. Na tional Deteitlvv Huieaii InJUnHpolla , Ind WANTKD. jtKr.iAin.n SAI.IJMKN AI.UKADV trnvclInK to entry our lulirlranta n "Ide line. Manufacturers' Oil Co. > Cleveland , O. K MCT-N3' WANTKD. HOOT AND SHOK BAU3SMAN TO travel In the northcni anil eastern jvrt of Ne- bnulca. to wll Iwotn. 8ho s and rublx-rn for n mnniifncturer nnd Jobber of eaftern ROodi. Hnve been rejiresented on tlie trln Ufa la Torrey & Co , Mlt-nnukee. WlJ. U-MiM I WANTKD , KNOINKKK AN'P FinKMAN. ' hotel clerk , salesmen for varlouj Tinea. 2 jroiiiic men to nd\ertlae. Hhlpplng clerh. Clly Km- ployment Ilureau. 1201 rurnnm stifct 3.0W LA-BORERS. TEAMSTERS AND STATION men south. In AlKansis. TcnneHsee , Mississippi n.nd Ixiul lnna Ship dally. Kramer's I-ilx > r agency , llthnd Fnrnam tr cU It M4I9 4 * WANTKTI. SOI.1CITOUH POH CHAS SCH1II- ner' Son * . Addn-B.-i , utiitlns experlencr. rtc. . 11 Jl ) , Dee. - IF-JIt ! N TO TJtAVRIw AM. COltltK- tnondence tonlltli-nllnl. Adilrefla H S3. Hep. U IM-2- WANTKD-TOUNCl MAN AS CLI'.llIC C1IASIJ , . , & Udily. 151 $ rarnnnv. It IIC-1 WANTED. MKN WIIV UK VNn when we will f urn I ill liorxt aiul n-aion trt seed canrawers and fine Block at limisehold goods to sell on the ln < lnllinent i km ? OiK > a cominli lonii paid and pi li * elt Kipldlv Amer- Icitn Wringer Co. 1C10 Howard l. 1 ! 417-14 n'ANTcu. IN"AN Gt-TAiiMsiirarflADPLKRT house a r uns rnan cim\cnmnt irltti thla busl- * ness , either to nil a position In the store or fix tniM-IInc H.ilesmnti In n teriilnr ) alrcxd } cll fKtahl | hed Ad lre ! > roMuince Hex SJ llllwniikee. Khlns OKI' , reference and of wh our cxi > crlenco cmiHlsts 1) Mttl 3 * tVANTir : > . A MAN Or GOOD ADDHIJ S AND IniNlnOTi ability tor one of the owl selling nr- tkles e\er put oil tlie ninrHcl for Uouslia counts , cxpeili-nee not necvis.-ir- ' ; h. Cew dollars cnpltnl nnd a man ot push cull rmUe fron JIUOO tn ; : "i.OO tier day. no f Ue lull stfaisht leKlllnmte Ijii.f.iH-sn , fli.it niipllcnnt first senrd KncloRO 2-ctnt slnnip for repl ) Atl ln3 < \ \ " ManaHeM& Co. 7J ) Cltlcaso Opura Ilou&e btoeL C'lilcilKi" . 1 MOV 3 * WANTED FEMALE HELP. USE PRESTON'S IIEST I'LOril , IT GIVES entire sallsfiittlun , All grucc-va soil It. WANTINO 1ST CI.ARS flllts CALL , nt Hcnnd. Y. I. II. Olllie 2ifi ) N. Wth. Trl. ItDi C JtMS-NlO * .WANTKD. MinDl.n.AOED. CVTaiOlIO % VQ mon to take charms of houiio , S In fnmlly ; BC reference requlivd. Call tMtweeii Ifr and 12 Jn , . lOit So lOtli street. Om.ilu , Nfb , < 1mrlca Hanley. C-1MOJ WANTKD. amij roil aiNnriAT. uousi work , references reiulred. ll l UeoJTl.i n > e. C 41C-1 * KENT HOUSES. KOUSKS. F. K. HAIH.INQ , DARKITlt HIX5CI-C tlOOSra IN ALL PAHTS OP THE CITY. Till . O. F. l ) . Ua i-oinpnny , 1503 Karnnm. L > 316 KKI.KUNNY & CO. K. J. CON11NIWTAI.iIIi.K DKSIHAIII.K 7-HCHlM C6TTAO1 : . ZiilJ WOOL worth are. Hlngwalt Hroa. , IlarKer Wfe. rou IIINT. : TWO S-HOOM KMOANT hoii > e : all mmlern convenience * : I bloik from Walnut Hill motor. ! 3 Comptroller B offlce. HOUSKd , W O. TKMfLKTO.V. 1 'A STOW I1I.K. " - * I-UOOM COTTAOK , J.OO. TUl.T. HI7.K LOT , IN R.KW ! reiulr Cull and ee l-'ldellly Trust Co. , 170 ! Farnam l ) tl _ t KOOM8 , Jt SO 17TH STRKKTn n 5 S-NU * MOOHRN PLAT 5 iii/icrcs KHOSI llee bulldjne. > ! 3 00 Omatii llml llsl.ile and Truat Co , room I , 1UWJg. . 1 7D2 IIOU8K3 BTOUKa. l"D.WKADU & DOUOI VS noon pivK-nooxt COTTAOIW ISM niontli. 1 H , Bldniu-r. 310 N. Y Life. 1 > 3N : lo-nooM IIOCSK , T\VENTY-FIVK dollars per nwiitli. Inquire 1MIKviiro at. it-tan 7-UQOM COHNKU PU.\T AT 7W a IOTII tr rnnire and all otlH-r cumtnlences Clmlxr , room U > , 1(2 } Karnani. U 300 of th city. K. H. Bheafe , IR I'nitidn NW. U U591-N12' O. 0. WALLACK , lit ItliOWN EtaitT-UOOM JIOt'SK. JOII JiIABOJJ BTRKBT ; elrKnnt location , one block frnm I'&rk \ mue. PUOO. & K. Humphrey , S New Vork I.Ke. P-M1CB i' _ JXJll IIK.VT. HOt'SK OP THN UOOMS , ALU modem tmnrorement * . 2jn.l and Knrnam : | 30 W , a ! > tw-t ) clieu | > Ktoret , wltli rv tdence attached. bam etc. , Jl 00. llxtet I. 7Uoiniui. 401 Ilec HOUKB of 13 UOOMH , 11OPKHN CONVKNI. rnrei , 113 So. ISlti ilrrettry haiuly to bust- nea. Inquire of 1) . T. Mount , So ICth TOR HKNT. TWO HIX-tlOOM F ATS AT U ! uiJ 419 a Ulti Ktrpvt. In KOCK ! andlttnn. A. J , n , room JH a t Nat'l banU TBN-KCXM UIIK-K IIOfS rU locjitlon , | > o > miilon KV ! II Noreiuber I. ' Imnlrr of W 1' , CUrk. tsa Vauglta. , f - t-itooM uorsK. < tr N. MTII FOR I1S.M rOU TANItKNT B1X-UOOM HOUSK Mttir new , 113 S. ITIli trr t ; ralaute walk rram Ute bulMlug. O. J. Fat. im Karovr tmt. 9 UWI 3 FOR HENT HOUSE 3. Continued. -IIOO&I IIOUSK , INQU1UC 1521 JACKSON. D-1IJ on HKNT , i.Anai : RRICK norsn. Tire roms. . modern linjro\cmenta. | Ko 1942 ( ! eorila nvc. J. 11 Bimeral , 3M and Ji2 llee lid ! D 411-fl cm itnNT. neeD S-IIOOM IIOVSK ; CON- venlTit lo buslni'.ss ; J3J W. TomliK'tun. Puxton Mock. D-M422 4 NIAT. UOMT.UKK SIX-HOOM COTTAOH , near moti > n tret f , lawn , bath , chenp Thomas UoyJ 117 New * ork Life. 13-MIM-NrT N 9-rtooM nocsn Iarl5 , ttlJ a nlct > n-rooiu cott.iffo , Bl'Iemlnl location Hicks , 303 N. T. Ufe bid ? EOR KENT FUJRNISHED HOOMS. T'UNISIIKU nOOilS. 1S03 nilCAOO ST yulnble for one or two sentleincn K MIO VKIIT DnSIKAllLt : FtinNISIlKD AND I N- furnlahcd rooina , with board. 212 S .nth Ftreet U-M131 IIOOU. 1321 ST. MARY'S AVK- nuc. K-M1M S _ T\VO TiARfli : IlOOM < ? FOR FOtm YOUNO men or man and -wife. 2103 Douglas.KS7S K-S7S 31 rtniNisirnn AND UNFUIINIHIIII > WAUM ruuran for Uouickceplui ; . cheap 'Ml til MIIJ B IJ-M43I ! IIONT I1ED HOOM. WITH KITTINO 11OOM attached and use ot la.tli TOOTTI ; nil modern conveniences , no other roomers I'arnnm stteet nenr ! 2d Hen * of leferencea must Ue plven Ad < lre s A C2 , Dee olilqe. K (23 ( ! NINR-IIOOM MOI3KUN IIOU3K. KICKLY run nl hed cheap. Knciulro SID N. Y I.IIcK 141 HOUSI- keeplng , modern and heat. 42 * S. ISlh street , flat S. K-SU3J 4' FUBNISHED KOOIttS AND BOAKD. NICK IIOOM WITH HOARD , CHEAP SIM CABS. r 331 O Il tOOMS. WITH OR WITHONT nOARD. 1310 DouKlls. K-M331-N23 HOOMS. WITH HOAIU ) 2013 V S1275-10 * DESIHA11E.K ] IOOM3 , lliVST FnONT. WITH board. In prl\ato famll706 N. I'Jth. K-1I2I1 3 TWO rMiLons AND OTIIRU . rooma Vfllh bonnl. enmill or single , .rcdnctd ratea 1819 Clilrnjro etrei-t. i' 2SS-11 * HANDSO11KI.Y KUUNISIIKD SOtTH P1SONT parlor at the I'renzer. IK North 2Jth street. I'-SIIOI-S I.ARCJR. WAIUI , KLUaANTIA' FUHNISIIKD south front loom and prAate Imtin ! 2110 DougUa alrtet.r M455 i ! ; PRICES 522 N . Utli street. K M31S * Tliunil KURNISHKD 11OOMS TOIl HKNT ; liouso of all modern tmproventejtts. 2205 Kar- n.im § tre t HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS , central location 202 No. 18th slieet F M454 G * _ . . ROOM AND ROARD FOR OKN- tleman In private family Inquire Mo JU-c hid ? CI.KOANT FUHNIPITETJ FRONT P.OOMS WITH nil modern Improvements , utrlclly first cliss board Inrpjlre 111 N Ut.li &t. T 1I3-7 * TIII : HiM-siin : . ISTH AND norxii : TINK furaUhod rooms- specialty of tntile Imard I' MUG 6 T7NFURNISHED ROOMS TO KUNT. TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS , modern ; steam lieit. SS3R ruinam O- Mill S ROOMS WITH IIKAT IN MODERN PRIVATI liousi' 1MJ GeorBla uve. G 18S-1 FOR BENT STORES AND OFFIOE3 FOR RnKrTHR I-SJTOUY mtlCK HUtl DINO S16 1'nrnim Mteet. The building li'ia a lire- proof. cement basi-ment. compli-ta uteum lirat- iiiK fixtures , water on all Itooia. gas , etc. Ap- ) ily at the olllce of The Ueo. 1 910. FOR RUNT , THRRK-STOnY AND I1ASKMENT ptore liulldlnfr at 1011 Fnrnam utrort Brna titorra and otllcca In Kx | > oeltlan bulldln ? d jolnlnu I'lfteenth Street thentcr. lull 22x100 fret at 1001 1'urnnin street , all In fio-nl condi tion. A , J. joppleton. room 311 1st Nn l anX bldg. I MW8-N13 FOR RKNT , BTORR IIOOM , 2JX&3 I'KKT , * te m lieat , No. 017 N. UlU et. I H.-S" AGENTS WANTED. WANTED WIDK AWAKK jtale meii In every rtate In the union to lubricating ntlfl greiist : nnd oil spctiultleft on comullsBlcTi , Lawrence Oil Co , Cle tlind 0. J M4 4" STORAGE. BTOIlACin. WIl.I.lAltS & CROSS. 1214 IIARNCY M-3JI BTOHAOK roil HOl'HKIIOLD QOOPS CLKA andclieiiprnte.lt Well * . 1111 farnam M-2 OH.VAN L KTOHACJI3 CO ,150J KAHNAM. Tel 153 ! 6I-S23 CAItHIACKS , ItUOGlKS. KTa , OTOIIKD 1' . J Karbich & . Sons. Cor. llth anil Howard Six M-C07 HiST : BTORAOK Ilt'H.DtNQ IN OMAHArijT Kbunded warehouse HouaenoUl Knnd stored. Lowest rates. J013-1011 l.taieimoith M-321 WANTED TO BUY. WAXTED. A STOCK OF aENHUAI , chundlse that lll Invoice from $2.000.00 U 10.DOO W. One-halt cash , tnlanre cU-ar land All correspondence sirlctly cnnlldentlal Ad I/dc ISO * ISn. Oberlin , Kan N-S1I r > WANTii 8MAM , THEAl PIHGt'ROOr file. Apply lilt Famam. N 139 WANTE1 > TO Illir CLAIMS OF JPDORS AND clerks of election ; * J * > rt-Klatran. IXift Green room S , Darker tile. N IJi-7 SOU SALE I > AYMr5NT3 T.A8Y. YOU AVONTC U1HH YOt'R money. Lonr prices on furniture nnd liun.-vholc Uoodi. Unteijrt Credit Co. , 13i i ; N. JOih at , Q-3M CtXSlNO ) OUT CNTIRK STOCK OK FURNI. tun. sto > eietc. . IAltman. . SX N. Kth. JWW FKKIN8UI.AR BASR UUR.VCII. UBKD cin waaon. cxxxl as new ; will Mil ac half price. 120.04. i n can b wen at 30C7 Maoa itrwl 0-.M7K FtTRNITURE AUCTION AT lilt FAUNAM ST. tiaturdayx. 19 i. m. Jtobt. Well * . O-JU FOR SAI.E MISOEIiLAIJEOTJS. IF YOU UUY. BUY TIUS BKSTl MACK IN. toihea. rubber boot * , arctics , nrrlnees or al. klndi : ga * tublnc ; aU btsl gualltr. Omaha _ Tint & Awning Co. , nil Farnont su Q-SC CHKAI'CST CHICKHN AND ORXAMF.NTAL ferict nude. O. 11 , Lee , Sl ) Douulas. Q iij IXnKCK-UJCNllARUWAnK CO for milt nt nut. Aui-tton daturdi > - e enlnK W N. N'aaoa. n-celvtr. 1401 Duuglas st , _ _ U-413-1 IKU BALE/COTTON SKKD MRAU DAIRY. in n mi.t stockmen need not worry s.U > ut hlgli prtcnl r d rottm xred meal , clirapent and t > st. Nral A. Conr d. Onmlia. MrBOEIiI > ANEOtJ8 , FOrt LKARi : . FOR A TKRU OP YKAUB , M itcrai level land Imnvdlitely rust of Port Oms.hx lnMa the city Ilnilu. I'liltllty Tinit company , 1701 Farnim. R M950 OLAXHVOYANTa. AUVIOC THAT ntUNGS SUCCESS AND HAP- plneis , tniny people have consulted 1'rof. Al- meda C and found him n prfect R.-ntlemnn nn l very honest In h n profnilon. . correct Intor- niatlon on business changes , JourTu'fl , mir * rlaRe . dlv < ircen. Inwnultii nnd nil family af fairs ; tells -whether your lover Is true or fnl.ie : cnuixw Itappr marrlnffes with ( no one Jou love ; brines thi separated toKethrr , li-lnovo" evil Innucnces , b\d habits ; loraleii hidden trtuaurci. mlneralf. nrtlctes , cte i puife ser iloeg not e\c charms , llti ur such tmsh. and iloe not want to b cl ed with tac ininy cheip pre- tcn < lers found In every elty ; b'fure. Elvlns up In despnlr cnmc nml consult I'rof. Atmedi , C . S2IH N I5tli street , tint A | lionrs 9 to 9 lictters contalninjf a stamp promptly nnwered. 8-M2U-13- MRS till. It. WARHKN. CLAIRVOYANT RK- llabte business medium ; "Ih vcur at H9 N 16tli. S 330 MADSAOE , 13ATHB. ETC. MADAM SMITH. KB 8. 1JTII , 2D FLOOR , room 2j missuRe , vapor , alcohol. Meim. nul- phurine and nea baths. T M2I03 * MUE. T.A 11UI % < I6 SOXTTH 1STII.T T 74S-N1S * MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD , Htl DODdE. T M93J 4 TURKISH BATHS. LAWKS' TURKISH 11ATHH , HOURS , 9 A M , to 0 p ni He-iuty culture pirlors. removed from Karuach bldfr. tn 109-110 lleo bldR. S31 PERSONAL. RATHS , MASHAOK. MMK. POST. J1514 8 ISTH U M2 MACKINTOSHES & IltriiUEU UOOTa 1311 Far U-J33 WHO DISPENSE THK1R OWN prescriptions can secure valuable Information free by addressingO box 813 , Omaha , Nib -U-334 A'LVVI , HOMi : TREAT MKNT 1OH LADlK-f lleullli book and consultntlon tree. Address or call. Vlavl Co , 3tG llee bid ? . Lady attendant U-J33 LACK CURTAINS CLKANHD EQUAL TO new. lrtn el * and other irrnJes a specialty. See our specimens of work , UM N 20th street. U M738 N15' CALIPOHNIA 1'LAKKS FOR breakfast , superior to ojtmcal. Try It. U 37I-N5 THE JJKLLU KITERLY CORStrT , MADE TO order from measure. 1W3 I'urnani street. U M7C3 N18 TUR co SEAL SACQUKS AND fur capcii mads to order tn very latest style * . Room 301 Kaibacli block. Telephona 1S12. U-M13Z-N23 WANTED , LAWYERS. RANKERS. Ill'StNKSS rn"n nnd prHnte. IntlKUlu.iH tverj where to knovT th.it there Is n detective bureau located at IndlinipollH , Ind. . that InvntlKJtra all clauses of crime committed , funilidira evidence In civil and criminal cabcs and does all kinds of K'KlUniilo detective work tliioiiKh IK rep resentatives located In iinrts ot the United States , Canada. Australia , boutli America .ind Europe. We have evirj fncllllv and are pre pared to do work quickly by huvlns detectives located everywhere Address t'linrk-s Alnge. Oeneial Supt , National Detcctlvo Ilureau , rooms 11 12. 13. It and 15 , Ej&t Ulall.ct tlr - l. Indianapolis. Ind U 117 OSCAR SUNDULL. THE BHOnMAKER , "voil 1 ! jenrs with O W Cook , ha nmoveii to S. ITtli Btrcct. first door nortli of JJoUKlts. U Slft-Dl COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMITION. asthma bronchitis and catairh Home trenl- mtnt 50 per month. 3 days trial free treat ment. Room 200 Douglas bile. Kill iiml Dodce. U III ; 1CONEYTO LOAN Lira INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought , i' . S Chejney , Kansas City. Mo. . W W7 ANTHONY LOAN * TRUST CO. . 318 N Y LIFE , loans at low rates for choice security In Ne- and Iowa , farms or Omaha city prupcrt > . \V 355 MONEY TO LOAN ON TAKMS IN DOfOLAS county , Impro-ved nnd unlmpi-oved Omiha real estate Fidelity Trust Co. , 170Z r&rnum t W 3 MONEY TO LOAN ON 1M1 ROVED OMAHA real estate. Unnnan , Love & Co. , 1'axtnn biu MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. THE O. 1-V Davla Co. , liW > arnom ut. W Sll MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATKS ON Improved and unimproved Oiniha real e.state , 1 lo 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co , 1TV3 Farnjm W S3 > LOANS ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY proptity , 43000 and upvvtuds. B to 7 per cent ; no dela > 8. W. rnrnain Sinllh &Co. , 1WO Funam W 3 CHA3. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. UK. ULIX3. W 341 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE nt 6 per cent. W. 1J MelUle , Ut Nut. bit. b dg- _ \V-34l VERY LOW RATES MADE ON OOO'u LOANS J. W. Squires , SIS lk-e bldg. W 345 WD HAVE SEVER THOUSAND DOLLARS for i-lioit time pnier or llrst class mtRf limns H. H Harder Jx. Cu. , ground Ikxxr. Iteo blfltf. \V-3M MONEY TO LOA.N CHAXTEL3. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS , lun MB , vvrfguiu , etc. , at lowest latcs In clt > , no removal of goods , trlcily conliaor.tKl ; jou can pny tlie loan off at any tlmo or In atij aiiLount. aiiLount.OMAHA OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Mi S Itn street MONKY TO T.OAN ON PIH tSONAL PROP- erty. IIar\ln Loan Co , 701 N Y. Life blclir X-348 _ MONEt TO IX AN ON HOUSEHOLD PURNI- ture , planuH. horses , \\i\sonn or ntij klnrl of cliatti-1 kvcur'lx at lonvsl i > oa < Uiie rule * , which you can pnj- bach at any time and In imj amount. FIDELITY LOAN OUARANTEB CO. , Room 4 , Wllhnell block. X 319 J. IJ. HADDOCK. ROOM 4.7 RAMGE BLOCK JC-3M BtTSll-TESS CHANCES. lli.OCOOO , > ,4 CASH. HAL. ON TIME ; DKST paying drug store In west Adclrcin A 34 , llee. Y M8UJ-N1S 43 PKR CKNT AVKRAQE WEEKLY PROFITS on fl&OOO Invested. Pnwprctus. Hemlzed statistics free. Uunson & Dwyer. S31 nrondway. Nt rr York. Y M 85J-N-22" ONE OF THE HKST FURNISHED 1IOTKLB IN county seit town In Nebraska for rent. Ad- dres * It K , Itee Y HUM c * LOIIECK-LINN HARDWARE CO. . OMAHA Nfb. . J13.000 stock nnd eoo.1will for sale Pro- pofinls for purcUiiiw * at part or entire stock In- \lted W N Nason , receiver , HOI Douglo * t , Omaha , Nel > Y tlJ- < Wll HAVE CASH CUSTOMER FOR \ . JP OOO.OU to I12.00-1W stock of wnoral inerelmnd aj ; must be cheap Not'l Infornullot and Hichantre company 203 i"lrat Kat'l bunk. Omalia Y M4JO < FOR BALK , AT HALT I'RICE QOOD CLEAN stack of drugs Invoice IIMOM , must bo sold at onca Address lock box S3 , Superior , Neb. Y-M4J5 S M 000 W WILL 8KCURK A GOOD PAYING bu&lncai. illRlit tal.ipart In Rood nates or trade W O. Templeton , Pdxton bit. THE BEST LOCATED CIQAIt STORE ON 16TII st. Will ba Mold cheap If Fold at mice. Good reasons for selling Address A 64 , Itee , Y-4SB-4' FOH EXCHANGE. A GOOD IXJT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX- chnnee for > PUIIK rk liuraca or nvilea. I-amoreaux Itros SOS S. IClli. Z 351 WE HAVE HKRCHANDlSE STOCKS AND other property for iwle and exchange , also cus tomer fur n bank In western Iowa. National Information ami Kxcbanco Co , 201 First Niit'l I tank. Omaha , Neb. Z M32I ' TO EXCHANGE. J2.000 CASH INVESTMENT and 1509 olsh for stock or shocx or clotlilnE. C. F. Harrixin. 3K N. Y. Life , Omalia. Z-100-H * TO SATISFY A CLAIM WB TOOK A NICK , clean stack oC staple dry seedy , ihovs. sloves and mittens , hata and cans , 12,700.00what liave you ( rot to exchange for them I Jlartlelt Grocery company. Hi UruadHMr , Council Iltuffs. 2 Mil-I FOR SALR OR TRADE. KHIHTY XCRES GOOD unimproved lind In Putnam couivly. Florida within 1 mile ot railroad. F. C. Loueee. COUP ell lllulTir la. Z-M4DJ 7 TO KXCIIAirOG. LIVERY UAHN. HORSES. on < vl ] lf in fa'r grounds , Rood half mile track , nil clear ; for merchandise. Addrtss J H Kestersmn. Supr1or , Neb Z MI24 3 CLEAR OMAHA PROPERTY TO TRADE FOR n bed ) of eastern Texas land. Selt > > , Ituz Far * rutm street Z M4I7 2 FOR BAJ E TIEAX , ESTATE. GARDEN LANDS , i MILES I'ltOM POST OP- rife , easy terms. Call at 949 N , Y. Life. Life.HK35J HK-35J IIARHAINS. UOl'SKS. LOTS AND KAIIMS , nale or trade. V , K. Darllnir , Marker block. RK-3S3 POR SALE. NEW < ROOM COTTAfJK ; CEI.- lar. cistern , cltr water , cor 30th and Ssnler , Jl.iM.CiO , lonr time Inquire 1318 Farnam. Sam uel llurtk * . MR JJ4 FOB. BALrfrKEAIi ESTATE. iittlrfuetl. OMAHA LOT FOIUSA1.K. CHKAP. COR. OP : i t and Castrtlar streets. Write to II. IVtrr- lon , Illalr. Neb. | [ jf | _ RK-MSOt-NS crr HARRISON. Sts U * ' > ciiotcn OAUDKN-ifA-XDa. s aiiLESoM Omnlia postoftlre. 10 to i o acres , some trwle. N. D. Kc > e . " Uc. RB-3M IRA IX. MAPK9. FIRK INSURANCE , LOANS. real estate , 319 FlrSTTTlfl bank bids Trl. 6SJ. HE 171.V2J _ roil HALE. 5.\m , CORNER GEORGIA AVEnue nuo nml Paolllo ntWR ? JI.OMOJ. and Mil lnk - clear lot North ! 5ynWto | J700 00 ns first pa > - ment , balance lo suit , A. I * . Tukey 1' t RE M415 B MUSIC , ART ANJ > X.ANGXJAGE. o. f % aKLLENriEcK.IIANJOIST AND lonelier , 1810 California sired. 814 BTJILDINOr & LOAN ASSOCIATION. now TO GET A HOME OR REri'RK GOOD Intercut on luvlniss Apply to Oinnlm I. . X. 1J. AsVn. 1701 lleo bids. O. II Nalllnger , Sec. SHARKS IN1 MUTUAL L , AND 11 ASS'N I'AY 8. 7 , S per cent whrn 1 ! , 9 } enrs nkt. nlvva > s redeemable. 1701 i'arnntn st. , NattlngiT. Fee , 337 - 1'LunruEKS. FREE-1'LUMin.va or KVERY KINI > . OAS steam & hat water luiUInc , sowernce , 513 B 19 JW JOHN HOWE & CO. , PH'MIIINOKTEAM AND hot water licrUttiK , eas lit lures , globes , 421 8 13 367 " KiittGER mios , PLfMutsd HAS FITTIM * drain laying. 1'hone 1270. 315 L n\rrvorth 791-NP ED LAWRENCE . PH'MIHXO. OAS FLTTINO anil drain tulnr. 2W3 Cumlng street.M453 M453 Dl" HOTELb. IIOTKL ItARKKR , I3TH AND JONE3 8T8. 15 rooms nt H.SO per ilaj W rooms nl tZ 00 per day. PnicUl rates to commercial travelers , Room and board by week or mouth. Frank IIIKlltch , mer. J72 AETNA HOI SE < nfnot'nAN ) , : N.v. . COR. 131 li nnd Dodge. Koonui by day or week. COZ55KN8 IIOTKL 9TII ANIJ HARNKY. aicnin lieat , electricpells , telephone 1-vths i-x- cellent cu' ne. i truant looms , Jl.OO per dmy , JI.OO and upwards per week M9tO Busnnsss NOTICES. OMAHA JIuraiSCIIAUM TITO rACTOHT , OLD pipes nndo new. G1J t > . 16th 319 DAMAGED M1IU1OUS IIESII.VURiD , 719 N. ID 39 TIIR NHATEST It.UU'.rti SHOP IV C1TV ; murt of Itce bulldlnir fred Uuelow. 1'iop ceo a EisnLK , SION rAixnns , niisr work at loncst prJeos. 131J Dousla UNDEK.TAKEK . H 1C. lltlRICKTT Kt'NERVL DIRECTOR AND cmbalmer , 1518 Chlcnco Bt , telephone D ) B SWA NSON & VALIEN. tTNDEItTAlvERS AND embalmers , 17Q1 CuiU | > ! St. , tcUvhone 1000 , SS3 M. O. MAUL. UNnERTAKER AND KM balmcr , 1417 I'arnnm'vt. telephone 223. 544 C. W. RAKER , UND1SKTVKKR , S13 R ICth ST , ELKCXKiOAJj ARMATURES ANUV'ONVKRTER'S REWOUND Btonidc batteries rtchiirKfO , elntrlcal nnd Rfn- crnl miichlnl'1' , liiperlotinrl < cuniunletJ Omalia tkctlk.il vS.oik , C17 nnd CW S. ICtlt st 313 ELKfTUICXL ENOINEERS AND CONTRACtors - tors for electilc light anil motor iilnnta nnd all kinds of electrical coRBtructlnn. Western Elcc- trie Supjily Co. , 118 nnd 420 K. ISlh t. 874 LOST DRAFT PATAIUn : TO WESTERN I'OR- nleo Works fur J.I and a > : o bill. Return to 1724 SI. Mars's mrf. Una receive rcnord. 412-3 LOST--A poriCETDOoir , IIKT CALIFORNIA nnd Webster , ISIh jiirt 17th. containing IA mi rency. Ulwral reward. 1C.ictuinod No. I enidnc house. 410.3 bTDVI * KEPAltCS. STOVE REPAIRS FOR 4 OM DIFFERENT maKei of otores Titer attachment nnd con iii-ctl rtl3 n tpttlallj17 7 Duuglia street , Om.ili.1 SLovc Heptlr Works SSO STOV15 REPAlltS FOR ALL MAKES OF stoves Hot uuler attaclunenta. Ilusln-s , (07 S. 13th. W N20 DRESSMtlKlNCr. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIKS , 2120 SO. IOTII 751 Nli * MISS MlNNIHv'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS at U4 S. th street. Prices reasonable reasonableM9l M9l HAY ANU GBAIN. Ilt'Y YOUR HAY 1Y TON OR PAR LOTS WF buy hay. A. H Snvder. UIS lUjrt st. Tel 11 7 NEIIRASKA HAY CO. . * iV HOLKRALE HAY Krnln nnd mill itutT We nir.lmi > H on th market to bur or sell 1W2-4-6 Nil helm st DEMTIST3 , DR. G1XROK ) S. NASON DENTIST , SUITE KI 1'axton block ICth and K.nnatu sts. Tel. 712 370 DR. PAUL. DENTIST. M20 HURT ST. 372 STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED TOR sale should ninlfe you su plelous , funny the ) are niontly Smltli'fu Tr > ' one nnd you wlU un derstnnd why Full line of Fitpplies Hmlth rremlur Cu. lita and 1'amain. teU'pliona I2-J4 - I2J43S2 3S2 COE.1I1CE. WESTERN COIINICK WORKS , OALVw\NI7.HD Iron comlcc * . 17 St Mar > 's avc. 2S3 KAGLH CORN'ICK tVORIJ3. JOHN El'K- ncttr. prop. 103. 3JO. n : N. llth. Estnb. ISSl 34 SHORTHAND AMD TYPEWRITING. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHOUT HAND , N. Y. Life. Omaha , Ask for circular. 731 ROOSE'B OM IIUBINKSS COLLEGE. U & FAR 09 BICYCLES. UICYCLES-ALL STYLES. ALL PRICK ? Send for our list qf second-hand nnd vliop v.orn blcrclejt. Itepatrs and cjclo sundries o : all kinds M O. Dnxon , 40. N. I Mi st. 3O CARPENTERS AND EOI1YDERS , C. K. MORRILL CARPENTKR AND Ill'ILDER paper lianclnc and slirnv. brick work nnd pl.is- terlng. Olfice , 403 S llth Bt. , telephone 408JT7 JT7 PAWNBROKERS. JAPANESE GOOH3. JAPANESE OOOD3. USEFUL ARTICLES FO wedding and li'rtliday presents , special ml for a xhort time only Nippon Machl. Kl. Farnam. M713 COA1. . D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COA OIHca to M S , ISth st Uro-n-n block. JS1 IJEST rilllNACU MADE SOFT COAL SVIOK. consuming nnd hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cor nice Works 103-110,113 N llttl t. , G OPTICIANS. TUG AhOK & PENFOLD CO. SCIENTIFIC opticians , ll < )8 Farriam ft . opposite I'axto hotel. Eyca examined free 187 WHOLES A tiB COAL. JOHNSON IIROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS I. all kinds of coal. Correspondence eollcltei 1UD3 Farnam * treet. iSS HORSES WINTERiD. ADDRK .S PAHTON & PHKLI'S. Tel IOSI 2)T N Y Lift Hide. MIM U51' DYJi WORKa SCIIOED8AC1C , TWIN CITY DYB WOltKS , lt-21 Farnam strt-el. Dyeing at every descrip tion and dry rlennlnk SVJ P. J , SUTCLH'FK , ClKNKItlL KTENGO- rnpher S ! ij'c tr.MIdinr , Tolt-ii'ioau o ; . 8'JO RA7.0RS. SIIEAI13. CLIPl KRS. LAWN MOW- era etc. A. U Undtland , 1W & Ittlu Ml nimrcLE niCYCLB 1UDINO BCIIOOL. 1HI CAP AYR M TTPHOLaTERlNO. fPIIOUTTEIltNO VERY CHKAP THIS MONTH. M. S. Wiiikln , 1111 Cumlng. Tel 603. 4 JOB PRINTING. HEBT JO11 I'HINTINO CO FINK PRINTINQ ofll klndn. 17th st , Dee Imlldlne. S3 NIGHT SCHOOLS. P.OOSE'S OM UUSlNUSd COLLEGE. 15 & PAR. JT9 UREAU. SUES & co. , solicitor * . , OMAHA.Neb. Adviuo FUEL 1AILWAY TIME CARD eaves ( UURLINaTON K MO. RIVER.JAitlv as Oniahal Depot 10th & Mason Sts. | Onnha l ! ltl . . . .Denver Ex | > re > :35am : 30pm nik , Hills , Jliml. A Pimet Snd. Ex. 4:10pm : ,50pm Denver Etpress . . . . 4.10pm Mpm Nebraska laical ( except Sundnjr ) . 6 Mpm USail. Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) .ll jAm Leaves ( CillCAGO. HURI.TNaTON SCJ ( Arrives Omaha ) J > pnt 10th : Mnson Hts. [ Onuha :4"r : m Chicago Vestibule 950am Mam . .Chicago Express 4.2opm O.'imi . Chleago nnd Jowa Locnl . . . S Wain ! 3 < am I'-vrtlle Junction Loral . . . B.S3pm > sve9 ICKK-ARO , Mil * K HT 1'AUt , | Arri\ei OninlialUnlon Depot , Ull h & . Muton Bln. [ Omaha jTpm. . . . Chlcniro limited . . " 3 Him Irani. . .ChlcdBo IJxpress ( ex Sun ) . . _ 600pm > A\ra icniCAOO NOItfllWiSTN lAtTTreT OniahaU.P. | _ Depot. 10th it Mnon Bla. | Omaha .03ani . ilftntern Kinross . S ICpii. 00pm . VfntllHilwl Limited . 1 l im i5urn . Mo. Vnlley locnl . . . 10 39pm itJpm . . . , Omaha ChlcjKOSlieclal. _ . . . i lipm srirA IIACIl'irr fSrt"lf " qmahaU.l\Dtpqt. | lOtb & Mason Hla j OnmliB. EAST. . 15im..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sundaj ) . . 6 05pm C ttpm NlKht ixpres . . 9 Warn 4,10pm..Chicago Votlhuled Limited 1 Oipm U.3Jpm..QklJliuma Exp. ( to C. 11. tg Sun ) . 11.3i > i > m WEST. 6 00im.Oklahoma X Texan l-.xp. ( ex. Sun ) II Dpm 1.10pm .Colormlj Limited. . . . . _ . _ _ . 4 39pm > a\es I C. . 8T 1' . . M. : O | Arrive * Omalial Depot 15th and \Vclister 8t j Omatm ' 00am. .Sioux Clt } A coon. ( Kx Sim. ) 8 05pm .0 OUim .Sioux City Aceom xSun. Only ) . ' -Oipm .1 IDpm .Sioux City lIxpn-M ( ix Sun. ) . . 11 Slim 30pm. . . . . . . s3t I'aul t.lmltcil. . . . . . . . 9 IDam . .avc * I F , i : & MO VAl.I.HV. IArrlvc Omalml Depot 15th nnrt Webster Sta. [ Omalia S.10pm..T.-.niit Mall nm ! llxpresn . . 4 55pm Z'10pm. . ( " . ! > nt. ) Uyo , Kx ( ex MonI ) : , ' .pni :0"iun . .Norfolk OJUI- ( ct. hilhdaj ) . in 3iiin 4.5' > pm. . rnniont raw. < P SunJn . 7 jOpm B.30ini | St Taut linpro'ti ' . 9 - ? , C . ST J AC. II. 'Arrives ' Omahal _ Depot 10th ft Mason Sts | Orn.ha 9:4rnm. . . .Kansas City Day Express . . . S 5Ipm 9:45 | > m K. C. Nlirht Ex via U. P Trans S DOim " " eaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC ( Arrives Oirahal Depot 12th and Webster Sts | Omalia S:00im : St Louis Tliprcss . . . 6 0m ) .30pm . . . . . . St Louis "Express . . . 6 & 5pm i:10pm..Daib : < x. Sun ) Nebraska Local. . 9 U'am , SIQUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Airlves OmnliaDepotlStlj | _ _ jmd Weliater Sts | Oinalrv ; :30i > m St Paul Limited 9 4D-vni SHOpni Chicago Limited 9'40am ilon Depot , 10th be MasoTiSts I Omaha Sioux City rasseneer . . . .1020pm 2 : 5 | > m . St Paul Express . . 10 00 im . .eaves I UNION PACIFIC { Arrives Om-vhalU P Depot 10th X Mason 31s I Omali- O.OOim..TT. . .Keirney Express 3:13pm 2:15pm : Overluid Hjer . . . . 5:3ipm J:15lm.Ileatrice tr Stronnh ft Kx ( ex Sun ) . 3:4 > pm 70jm : Pacific Expiess. 10:5Sam C:30pm Fast Mall . . 4:10pm WAIIArtU RAILWAY. lArrlvea Omahal Union Depot. lOtli & Mason Sts.l Omnh l:55pm St. Louis Cannon llnli 13.33pm ty ItEVLV TO OMAHA , Oct. 30. To the Editor of The RE-C. I have received the following letter 'rom Mr. W. A. Downing , president o the Ccarney National lianlc , referring to Gaslln'a etter. I think It due to the voters ot thla county and lo the cltltens of Kearney that you. publish this refutntlon ol the Qaslln etter. D. C. PATTBRSON. Chalrrnaa. TUB I3OWNING LETTER. KHARNEY. Neb. , Oct. 27. D. C. Pilter- sr , , csq . Omalia. Dear Sir : I uai some- ivliat surprised at receiving from you a clip ping from Tlio Omaha Bee containing a letter rom W. Oaslin of. thla city , relative to the Kearney canal. While there Is some truth In what he aays u to the organization anil management by the original promoters , yet even the truth Is so slated as to he entire/ ! misleading , and iveho Know him know that while lie- has jeen In Kearney more or less for many years he has not a dollar In any Improve- nents of any kind In the city. He la known as a man who la opposed lo every Improve ment , public or private , vvhere his property 3 taxed , either to malce or support the same , and he boasts ot Bitch opposition. He has a large amount of real estate in Omaha ind Douglas county iinil I am constraint' ! ] to brltaVG Ihat thai [ act , taken with his known opposition to all Improvements , has caused ihn to write such a letter. I was one ot the original promoters of the Kearney canal and know Its history from : lie beginning , and 1 tan assure > ou and the people of Omaha and Douglas county tint Kearney oxvas more to its canal than to unj other one enterprise It has ever undertaken , and I can say without hesitation an < 1 with truth thai It 1ms been a BUCCCBS ; and whaS over want of complete success there has i teen was caused by the management and mui-ner of construction wholly. From 1887 , when the water was first turned j Into the canal , lo this time there has been more wa er , with very lew exceptions , than cculd be profitably ui e < l , except when im provements were being made and the water could not be allowed to run. It Is not true that It is only after the spring rise of the Platte river that there Is water In the canal , and I can furnish the testimony ot hundreds , that even when the "latle river 1 < < entirely dry at this point there has been plenty of water In the canal For power purposes , because the water comox , from the underflow and not direct from the river. It Is not true that the cotton mill ha ; "shut down for Koort , " for since It closed last winter , as did thousands of other manufacturing turingfetabllbhments In the conntrv , for want ot a market the company lias spent many thousands of dollars In putting In new and Improved machinery and arranging to carry away" the surplus water that troubled them when they were In operation , and as for putting In steam boilers , etc. , "for want of powerW Qaslln ought to know , If he dll not that they were put In i when the mill was built , as is done In all I such mills for relays and for such other purposes as steam Is necessary In the manu facture of cotton goods , and also for heating the building. And he should further know that the superintendent of the mill Is now on the grounds preparing the mill for start ing as soon as thj necessary arrangements for carrying away the surplus water without damaging the ground ! arc completed , which will b in a very few days , when the mill will be running to Its full capacity. Many competent engineers from both east and west have repeatedly examined our canal and without exception have pronounced It feasible , pronounced It a wonderful en terprise and a sure success to the extent to Which It has been carried and with the Im provements that tlirte snd experience will suggest , which are now being made. In Its construction , management and operation It will be one of , the grandest Improvements' and enterprises In the west. If I might be allowed to express an opinion as to the proposed Omaha , canal , from my experience here , I should lay that If properly constructed and managed It 111 be of untold advantage to the c ty of Omaha and Douglas county There can be no question of thewater supply , and the question of success depends entirely upon the proper construction and management of yotir canal. I append hereto nn endorsement of tome of the business meu of this city ( and I coald get hundredi more ) which speaks for Itself , and they have better means of knowl edge on the subject than W Oaslin , and have not hli prejudice against Improvement ! and taxation to make and support them. Re- upectfullj yours. W. A. DOWNING , Wo have read the forego ng letter of W A. IVmnl'-.K and fully endorse all that Is said by him and know the facts stated In tls letter to be true , Ph. Ilrody. mayor ; Homer J. Allen , S. M. Nevlns. / P. Johuro = , H. c. Andrews , C. M Hull , r. J. Sv.iz , one of the original pro- mo\f \ , hs more faith today than ever ; E L. calkins , J. J. nartlett , C. I ) . Prlela ( as to lb aucccti ct the canil ) . J. y. Crocker. "WAN-KAH-DA-PA-S11E" PASS - - - - MyBterious Path Dreaded for ARCS by the Superstitious Omaha Indiana. WHERE T1ELVIL ONE WAITS FOR VICTIMS btory of tli * Yoiintr ltr vo Who Took n Mini I Sloillrlnn IMnn HH l'rl ini-r lit llnttlr 1 hn Ilcitth unit llurUI ut Illnck JtlrU. ' Only n great gash In the lilgti Muff tlut overhntiRS the Mltsaurl river , ten miles north of Dccatur. jet Broun J It nml of It clusters nnd prows a great fund of Indian folk lore , superstition anil legend. It Is "Wan-Knn-dn- 1'a-SHO , " the "Ucvll's I'ath. " or the "Hrcath ot God " It Is short , running only n little way back Into Din bluff , where It debouchrs Into a sort of pocket , and , like the pass you remember reaillng of In your Cncsnr , by which the Helvetians sought to lea\D homo , It Is "anRUstuin et dlhlclto" narrow and illlHcult , "along which a single cnr at si time with tllttlcultr could l > o ilrinvn. " Its ualls nro ery stmlghl nnd very high , yet RO Blmtleil by the oterhanglnx branches of the great oaks and elms that surround It one hardly c.itclu-s nt once the full Import of the mighty cat. It Is certainly a wonderful one calculated to Inspire the educated mind ulth nive. leaving little Homier that the simple savage- should attribute supernat ural accedes to It and Its oriel n to the Fkiher of Kvtls. It tins a rugged at tlmeit , and ngaln a sort natural beauty that strongly to the eye of the hcliolilcr. and watchlue ona almost expects , as did the aboriginal Omaha , to see the emissary of the Evil Ono pop out to siutcli the unwary passer-by. Hero the sun never penetrates , yet the grass grown in rank luxuriance at ttio bottom tom , while flowers of many sorts spring In profusion from the soil which never seems to lack In fecundity. Mnny of thogo are strange In form and fra grance to Nebraska ; like the place In which they grow , they share the superstitious ven eration of the1 Omahn , who e en at this day will not pluck one. Massive onlcs and elms guard the entrance , looming up In iirlmoval grandeur , tolling by their majestic appear ance they rue the guardians of something out of the ordinary , something uncommon lies behind them. They are the solemn .sen tinels at the ixateway to one Bpot 'n Ne braska rich In legends and Intimately asso ciated with tribal history of the people from hlch the metropolis of the Antelope state gets Its name lie ( ore their majesty the In dian bans In reverential awe , and only on rare occasions will ono go near the place even in broail daylight In whispers they ( ell of the wondrous influence the place has exerted on the tribe's history huw some one brave or another has visited "Wau-Knn- da-I'n-Sho" nnd returned alive with a mes sage from mysterious powers that wield for good or III an Influence over the destiny of the people It Is not recorded that an In dian eAcr visited the place after nightfall. Then It is given o\cr to the Great Medicine STOItY OF A SIOUX CAI'TIVK. Once there waf a war between the Sioux and the Oinahas. Peace between the two was always fragile , easily broken , and no one vtos over surprised at the outbreak of hostilities. The Omahns were the numerically , but a forax-er tribe of red men never followed the. warpath. It was thus they were enabled 1o hold their own at times against , overwhelming numbers , and the legends of the tribe teem with narratives \aloroua deeds Hint deserve to stand aide those of the doughtiest ot white heroes. Iloland at Konccsvallcs has his counterpart among the Oinalias , and Loonidaa at Ther mopylae has vlth these red men his proto type. On the occasion In mind an Omaha brave had captured a Sioux medlclno man , It was a most notable deed. It meant more than the taking of many scalps ; it would bring to the tribe a victory greater than any yet achieved. Leading his captive , the valiant buck started for the village , exulting Inwnnlly at the Joy ho would bring his people and the Importnnco he would derive as a mighty man In war. To take -medicine man , ono who by his arts was beyond mortal agencies , was a deed thai marked the champion as above the ordinary warrior , one favored of the- Great Spirit , and destined for a proud position among his pee ple. To "Wan-Knn-da-Pa-She" the medicine man was led , and there fast bound to a tree His captor , worn out with the fatigue ot bat- tl and spent by a long march , sought rest on the soft sward , and was soon last In slum- bor. In his weariness he bad forgotten the powers of his captive , and he never woke In mortal shape- When one of the Otnahos great thlefs , a man In whose word the ut most reliance was placed , and whose lightes ' atM'ient was unquestionably law. missec the brave and sought him , he found Ills tral leading \Van-Kan-da-Pa-Shc. " - - - - . Entering the enchanted pass , with many misgivings the chief was confronted by a huge snake winding slowly along the grass , Us head up lifted and surmounted by a pair ot antlers In the face of the serpent the chief tracei ho lineaments of the-missing warrior Whllo h < ) stood In wonder and fear at the strange sl&ht , the snake addressed him , telling In mournful accents his talc , how he had taken the Sioux medicine man captlvo , brought him to the enchanted spot and thcro fell asleep nly to awake changed Jn form , to llml his aptlvo free and gone to wreak more miser ; on the tribe of Omaha. He warned the chle o flee from the dangerous place , and tin chief fled. It was related to thetrlbo ovei H solemn council fire what had befallen thi jravc warrior , and 'henceforward no Omaha tas ever tempted the powers of evil by Bleep UK In the pass. Indeed It tvas many moon before any dared go near the spot and tin tate of the enchanted warrior was neve earned ? Itut the medicine man who w rough the spell never returned to hli people , am Vthen the story was related to DIG Sioux , uh \rero congnlzant of the inedlcino man's cap ture , it wan agreed that his body was taken by the Evil One lor aiding him and as a penalty for slumber In the enchanted pass. JIKCORDS FROM TUB PAST nut there was another function , and thl for good , attributed to this wonderful place Us walls are covered with Inscriptions , carve In the soft Bands tone , many of them datln as far back ns 2QO years ago. These India Inscriptions are nearly all untranslatable , ow Ing to the chances wrought by lime Ir th Idiom of the tribe That this jnny bo 'jette understood. It must be stated that eve. today there Is such a transformation In th language ot theOmahas that the old men o the trlbo i nd the young men can hnrdly un dersUnd > n * another In conversation Th tongue chinges faster than the generations Such of tlio Inscriptions as can decipherc arc Interpreted as warnings against the Sioux showing" how far back the Implacable enmlt between the people dates. One of the letter engraved on the wall Is1a notice to Dig Elk one of the greatest of all Omaha chief * , o the contemplated descent of a great number o Sioux on his village , then unprotected an In no way prepared for au attack. Ills ii accepted the warning and moved his child re to a place o ( safety , so that when the Bleu war party swept dawn It found the vlllag deserted and Its victims Mcspcd. On one ot the walls , deeply cut In the rocl which has hardened by time. Is the sign manual of 11 lick UlrJ , the greatest chief o the Omahas , so far as Is known. He was great warrior and chief of the tribe In th latter part of the eighteenth century , an was noted far his friendliness for the whit man. Indeed , his fame was not confined t the American continent , but on the othe tldo of the Atlantic be wa > known , and known there today better than In the Ian of his birth , for his picture , done In oil by master , hangs In the I/ouvro at ParU , where it has been ndmlred by thousands. Black nird made tha whites welcome , a pioneer wag as B fo In his camp ac unywhero under the Miinlni : sun , He was the first chief to make n treaty of p ac and friendship with the governor of the territory ol Loulrlana , and on this occasion , somewhere near the close of the revolutionary war. Jifr went to St. Louts for the purpose. Ho wait there given by tha governor a written recognition of hla rlghU as head chief of the Omahas , the remains of the doizmpnt being still preserved with reverential care bjr his de- ? r > ndants , It was on tUvltlt that the oortralt ot Black Dlril now In tha Louvre as painted Not many year * after thai rip Ill&ck Illrd contracted smallpox whlla n a visit to tha t'nwneo vlllago , then located n the banks of the 1'Utte , opposite the resent site of Schufler. Ho renllrcd that Is end was near , and gave formal nnJ itnuto directions for hla burial. Onethlnr. n which ho Insisted was that ho bo burled n a high blurt overlooking the Missouri , sa hat ho could watch his friends , the whlta ten , ns they Journeyed up nmt dawn tha Uglily Muddy It has frequently been said hat the spot where lllack Illrd WAS burled la ot known , nnd once recently It was sug- estod that hn.is renting on ono at tha luffs In the northern | tart ot Omaha. . It la letty certain that lllack Illrd's dust la ilnglcd with that of tha left bluff RtmrdlnR ho entrance to " \ \Vttn-tCan-da-Pii-Shi- as In the year 1S04. for Lewis and Clark , ho came to the -Ullage at the time , found IP funeral ceremonies > ot In progress , Tha \plorcrs remained nine ml days with the mllnns , whom they found to lie very rlendly , and participated In the feasting hlch followed the funeral. JJimiAL OK ULACK Illim lllnck Illrd was glten a burial pompous , trn for an Omaha. Indian On the crest ot lie bluCf a huge holu was hollowe-d out ; In lie choicest corner of thh the body of tha Id chief , drrssed In Ills galcst o ( ceremonial arbs. was neatly arranged , After ho waa omfortably flxod his \orlle stallion , a Una nlmal , was led to the cdgo wF the grave nnd trangled , that hla spirit might serve to ear the chief's soul away to the happy untlng ground Ilia dead chief's personal roporty bows , arrows , warp-ilnts , costumes , ? athors. mocr-aslns ornnmciits of nil kinds , lankuts and utensils of dally ncce'ally wcro laced In the graunnd a quantity of toud , nough to serte several d.i > s , went alone , to o of service In case frame was nut plentiful long the route * his spirit w.is to talro. Logi ere carefully laid across the grave anil on op was heaped a liugo pllo of llrt. Then ho medlclno man followed by the chlot \ournors and nearly all the women in tha rlbo , approached the grave and sat In oleum circle around It. In a mournful haul , moio like n wall than a songtha ledlclno man pours out the grief of the rlbo at Its loss , nnd In this ho Is followed ly the mourners and the women. In the i-ise of Itlnck Mlrd this requiem , If It could le called that , was kept up tlvo days. In the iieantlmc the braves of the trlbo were going lirough a ceremonial fc.ist. Such of tha icrsonal property of the departed ihleftaln ns had not been burled with him \as divided up among his mourning warriors , 'lands were prepared and a greH deal ol atlng was Indulged Ono of the inlnclpal tutures nf the ceremony Is the tll- Islon of the dead chief's property. laces , on the result of which this division eponds , are run , the cornpotitors stripping o the skin and covering the prescribed cour&c. 'o the wli.ner la given the choice of tha rtlcles of personal property. In this manner ho best of 'that the chief had left becomes ho property of his most worthy follower. 'Inallj , the property Is divided , the mourners t the grave ire exhausted , nnd the routine ifa of DID village Is begun again. Many of the features that marked tha nirlal of Dlack Hlnl are now only -known .s tradition among the Omalias. Ono at the natters of Octal ) Is still adhered to. This * the "four nights' campllro. " Thla custom ind Its origin In the burial of Illg 15Ik. He led near llellevue many ycirs ago. Ho was given the tribal burial ICvcrythlng passed iff as pleasantly as Is usual on such De cisions , nnd the trllio went on a grand mffnlo hurt. On returning the grave of tig Ulk was visited by some one more curi ms than the others , nnd It was found that It md been disturbed Digging Into It , the In- llaua found that the body , which had been juried In a titling position , was lying on its ide. From th s It waa reasoned that the plrlt had encountered some diniculty in get- Ins away on account of darkness. In order hat no other might have the same trouble , he four nights' campflre- was adopted as a part of the funeral ceremony , A. P. D. Wlirn OtliiTK Fall Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the shattered system by giving vigorous action to the dl < gestlvo organs , creating an appetite anfl purifying the blood. It Is prepared bf nodern methods , possesses the greatest cura tive powers , and has the most tvonderfuJ record ot actual euros of any medicine In existence. Take only Hood's. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable , anil d not purge , pain or gripe. 25c. A play that can survive two dramatic sea sons these times must surely have considerable ablemerit. . Edwin Milton Royle's charming comedy-drama , "Fronds , " which was .seen liero last season and received our unqualified , praise , has not only survived two seasons , but made them both successful , and Is now on Us third tour , w hlch has proven a more successful season than the two former ventures , The season opened August 6 , and since then the ! > ress record nothing but a series of triumphs for both play and players , crowded IionAea ind brilliant audiences greeting the company In every city In which th ay have appeared. "Friends" Is a play that fully deserves the success it Is meeting with , for a no more In teresting , clean , whole.jomo , dramatic story has been given to tlio Uago. Messrs , Ed win Milton Ro > lB , the author , Lucius Hender son , the actor-pianist. Harry Allen , B. D. Lyons and Selena Fetter Itoylo last season essayed the principal roles with great BUC- ce s , nnd will be seen again In their re spective roles. "Friends" will bo given a revl\.tl at Itoyd's this evening , the engage ment lasting for three nights , Including matinee Saturday The laughing festival will beat the Kll- teenth Street , theater for six Jolly perform ances , beginning Sunday tnitlnce , November 4 , and that | t Is n grand laughing festival In the fullest sense or the word had been ths unanimous verdict of all who have witnessed , 'Oh ! What a Night. " Since last doue hero the comedy has been rewritten , and , In the rebuilding Its author , Mr. Fred S. Olbbs , Tias departed from- the well known methods gen erally used by tha constructors of similar pieces , and the result has been a production that unfailingly tickles the palates of nil classes of playgocis. Mr Charles A , Loder , quite a favorite In our city. Impersonates the merry character of Judge Herman Pottfje-lser. Tba company supporting Mr Loder this sea- ton Is said to b a. first-class one In every respect , and numbera sixteen paople Mr. Davenport , who lectures next Sunday night In Exposition hall , states that the doo- trine he teaches Is orthodox , and he docs not antagonize the churches. He will speak ol the love of God that will cause Him to send the Savior her again. Admission Is free. These lectures are not dependent upon col lections. All are Invited. BECHSTIlATIOir. Toduy anil fcuturilay Arc the l unl llnyi fur Friday and Saturday of this week will be the last days of registration. Every legally qualified elector should not fall to register. Failure to do so will deprive any man ol the risht to vote at the olcctlon November B. Registrars alt from 9 a. tn. to B p. ra. Karl's Clover Hoot will purify you blood , clear you complexion , regulate your bowels and make your head clear us a bell , Z5c , GOo and 11.00 _ lrimt nt Trnlu to lint Nprlngn ami Jlovilvroa , The P R. & M. V. II. H. n w time tcho < J- ule is a drawing card , Note the time and excellent service from Omaha to Hot Springy and Dead wood. Leave Omaha 2 10 p. m. dally ; arrive Hot Springs , 8:05 : a. m ; neadwood , it B. m. Wagner palace sleepers Missouri Valley If Deadwood , Free reclining chair cars Omaha to Deadwood. norths reserved and further information given ot city ticket office , ItOt Farnum street. Bepot , 15th and , Webiter atr&ets , J. R. BUCHANAN , General Passenger Aycnt , When Itaby wet tick , < re gar * hrr CutorU. Whoa ihe MU a Child , h cried for Cattcrta. When the became tlta , film clung to CaittorU. When she bad Children , the uavothein Cattorlt