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THE OMAHA DAIJjY BEE : SAVfeTRDAY. DECEMBER 1 , 1894.
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Now is the
Accepted Time.
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Have you a horse or a cow that
I I you clou't want to feed this winter
fi there is no way you can find a cus
fin tomer so soon as by patronizing
n The Bee want columns. Thou ,
sands read this page , the very people
ple you are after.
* 25c pays for a 17-word ad ,
Servant girl * ft 3d other * seeking employment , do not have
towalt I OUR for Jesuits linoURli thcso wuntaUa.
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SPEG1RL NOTICES ,
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until 13:30 : p. m. for the evcnlnc , snd until 9:00 :
p. m. for the morning1 and Sunday edition.
Advertisers , by requesting a numbered check ,
cnn ha\e nnswer * addressed to n numbered letter
ID care of Tha Bee. Answer * so addressed will
IK delivered upon presentation uf the check only.
Hates , IHo a wttrd first Insertion , la n word
thereafter. Nothing- token for less than 25o for
first Insertion.
These advertisements must run consecutive/ !
SITUATIONS WANTED.
TOUNO MAN WANTS PLACE TO EARN
board while ( attending college. Rooses' Business
college , lttl > ' and Farnam. A-fM
HXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER , ACCfRATE
and Kooil penman , desires pos tlon In ofllce eras
as collector : bent of city refsicncet. D 4. Bee.
A M467 I'
WANTED MALI. HELP.
WANTED-A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE
to do writing ; send stamp for l rf.pago book
of particulars. J. Woodbury , 127 W. 42d street ,
N. Y. City. B 313
WANTED EXPERIENCED COAL MINERS TOne
no to Sheridan.Vjo. . Apply at ofllco Sheridan
Coal Co. , 1COS Farnam. B 4C1
MEN OF OOOD ADDRESS CAN PROCURE
steady employment at good pay bjr exiling at
liia Douglas st. D-M7M-DU
LABORERS , TEAMSTERS , STATION MEN.
south ; work near Memphis ; ship dally.
Kiumer's labor agency , llth and Farnam street.
B-MI75 2'
WANTED. A OOOD I1ROOM MAKER AT FRE-
jnent Broom Co. , Fremont , Neb. 11 4S1-1
WANTED. CLOTHINO SALESMEN FOR 8AT-
urday. Continental Clothing Co. 11 ISO-30
SALESMEN , SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
Introduce our ooda-to the trade. Permanent
position , staple line , fast sellers , big prollts ,
pleasant work. Address with stamp. King
Mfg. Co. , C 42. Chicago. B-M4S3 4'
A GOOD MAN WANTED FOR NEXT YEAR
lt sell tu the country trade , with his other
Roods , dry KWxlrt specialties on commission. O.
T. II. Schrnnitn. nigr. , Ill Chestnut street ,
riill.uklpliia. Pa. B MMO 1 *
WANTED , GOOD SALESMEN TO SELL CALendars -
endars , cards and tnnt on commission , direct
from manufacturer. Can inuko JM 00 per m > ek.
Richmond LlthoKraplilne Co. , Iluffjld , N. Y.
It M573 1
SALESMAN IN EVERY COI'NTY , J73.M MONTH
end expensed ; plllce , furniture , advertising fur
nished ; goods monopoly ; experience unneces-
uary. Address :1C : S. Co. , Colonnade lll.lir. . .
Boston. Masj. B MS77 !
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
.WANTED. RELIABLE OIRL ; MUST BE A
eood cook and do general housework for six
In family ; wages , 15.00 per week. Call 1701
South ICth stteet. C JHGf 1
WANTED. (100D QtRL FOR GENERAL
housework , 8. K. cor. 10th and Dorcas streets.
C M5S3 !
FOB KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , I1C. . DARLINO , BARICER BLOCIC
D 31S
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. DavU company. 1LOS Farnam. D 318
KELKENNY & CO. R , 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK.
1J-317
TOR 'RENT TWO 8-HOOM ELEGANT BRICK
houses ; all modern conveniences ; 1 block from
Walnut Hill motor , J2J. Comptroller's orrie.
D 319
BEVEN-ROOM MODERN FLAT S BLOCKS
from Bee buildingI2S.OO. . Omaha Real Estata
and Trust Co. . room 4. Dee bldg. D 733
GOOD FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES , J3.00 PER
month. L. B. Bktnner. no N. Y. Life.
D 3M
CHEAPEST t-UOOM COTTAGE , WITH BATH.
In city. Reduced to 113.00. 3033 California st.
D-MiSS
I-'OUR-ROOM MODERN FLATS. 23TH AND
Leav enworth. J. W. Squire , J(5 Bea bide.
D-1I65I
NICE LARK HOUGSES IN DUNDEE PLACE
cheap till spring. J. W. Squire. ! tS Bea bid ? .
D-MC5I
I10USEB ; BENAWA & CO. , 10J N. TII ST.
D M7C1
JTOR RENT , HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BARN
on Park Avo. Inquire at tn a. ISth st.D
D 854
FIRST CLASS. MODERN 12.ROOM HOUSE ,
Wl > Blnney ; I40.0i > . Wlthlcll , ! OI N. Y. Life.
D-48
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE. 514 WILLIAMS
street. D-M249 D20 *
NINE ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. J2S.OO PER
month ; 2623 Davenport si , D 25130
roR RENT % CHEAP FOR THE WINTER
one 8-rooin house , three 5-room cottaces. J ,
A. Beott. Omaha Kofi bank. D-Mr73 D >
f.ROOil FLAT. REASONABLE TERMS. IN-
UUlio IQia Dodge. D-303
FOR RENT , DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
all paru of Omaha. E. II. Sheafc , 43 : I'axton
block. D 331 D24
S.ROOM COTTAOU. s. E. CARNER OF
and Clarl ; street. Enquire 1&23 Jackson street.
D-M33S
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e-HOOlt COTTAGE , 119 NO. 37TIL TAKE FAR .
num car. Apply at Sloetiel Stove store.
D-431
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( 'ROOM HOUSE , 311 WOOLWORTH A\T ;
one 3-room. 1301 California at. P-333 D
RENT. LARCIE IllllCK HOUSE , 13
moms , modem Improvnnents ; No. 1043 Georgia
avc. J. M. Slmcral. > und Ki Bee bldfr.
D-M4S9 t
ROOM HOUSE. WALNUT HILL. J PER
month. Apply SCO ) Hatney. U-6CT 2
_
1OR RENT , MODERN S-UOOU HOUSE ; AT-
tlc. stable. * CJ Seward street ; apply next
UftOr. D-MMC 31'
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TOR RENT. A SPUNDID COTTAGE. EIGHT
rooms : modern conveniences , separate yard ,
S blocks from new iioslomce (1911 ( Cass street ) , u
rnre > opportunity tor a busmeia mail tn get a
C'v dculruble houeo close down town ; to rlcht party
will nuke rent f S.00. T. C. llruncr. itoom 1 ,
Warn block. D-3JM2 2
I'OR RENT. EIGHT-llOOM HOU8H. ALL MODern -
ern Improvements. No. 404 N. ! 3d street.
D MM1 3
BENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
RENT. TWO ROOMS. HEATED BY
steam. HI Eo ,24th. street. E M59I
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I'LEASANT SOUTH ROOM TOR GENTLEMAN
Inquire 1313 Dodge. E S0
la'UNJSHED ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. SOU
Bt. Mary's avenue. _ E M370 Dl
8 ItOOUa. H1NQI.E OR ENSUITE ; MODERN ;
1 > ! 0 Capitol avenue , E MII33 *
iAnnn DETACHED HOUSE. BKCOND FLOOR ,
with good lieal ; centrally located. Address
> X 8. litU strict. E MS31 1
DES1UABLK FURNISHED AND UN-
rurnulitd- rooms , with board. Zl ! a. lith street.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E Mm
NICELRY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
lioniekecplu ; for two younr ladle * ; references.
Address. 1 > S. Bee. E 4M 1
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TWO WARM , FURNISHED ROOMS TOR
haus kccplajc , cat&p. S > ll at. Mary's avenue.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
VIIRKB HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms , with an coomalMieu , for ( entlemen
oiUiri locaUoa v ry dcslroilc. Apply to MH
Huuy Mntt. F Mill U *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Continued.
FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD. J013 DOUGLAS.
F 103 D17f
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ,
with board. Call at 2107 Douglas.
r as D 21
LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOMT'BAVVIN -
dow , 'modern conveniences , with lionrd , reason
able. 2408 Cass. If M303 1
LARGE. AVELL-HKATED ROOM , WITH
board ; fumlshrd or nnfurnlshedln a targe , de
tached house. 2019 St. Mary's avenue.
F-M331 !
THE HILLSIDE. 1STII AND DODGE ; LARGB
south rooms , steam heat ; flrst-class table.
F M402 8
TWO SOUTH ROOMS , FIRST CLASS BOARD.
2105 Douglas , Fr-457 1
SOUTH FRONT PARLOR : ALSO SMALL RM3 ;
good board ; reasonable. The Rose , 2)2 ) > ) Harney.
F 388 D2D
FOBTIENT STORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING.
916 Farnam street. The building ha * a Ore-
proof , cement basement , complete steam heatIng -
Ing fixtures , water on all floors , gas , etc. Ac-
ply at the oltlce of The Bee. 1 310
FOR RENT , DESK ROOM , J5.00 MONTH. S31
Board ot Trade. I ! > -
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS : A WINNER AND MONEY MAKER
safety shaft support for carriages , buggies
and vehicles : new patent ; send 25 centi fo
sample. 8. Worthlngton , patentee , 21 Qulncy
street. , room. 401 , Chicago. J 32J 30 *
AGENTS MAKE J3.00 DAILY ; NEW INVEN
tlon ; retails 25 cents ; 2 to 6 sold In n house
aampl * free. 1'orsheo & Makln , Cincinnati , O
J-M57S !
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED. 2 OR S ROOMS , PARTLY FUR-
nlshed.for light house Keeping by man and wife
( no children ) In private family ; references
given and required : North Sherman uvenue
preferred. Addiesa D I. Bee. K MO 30
6TORAGK.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS &fCROB3 , 1211 HARNEY
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cUeati rate. , II. Wells , Hit Farnam.
CARRIAGES BUaGIES , ETa. RTORBD. . ' P. J
Kaibach & Soil' Cor. 16th and Howard Sts.
- - . M 607
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U. S.
gov. bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Lcavcmvorth.
M 321
WANTED TO BUY.
CITY & CO. CIJUMS. PRITCHARD , I ? ; ? FAR'M.
N -485
I WILL OIVK J22.000 CASH FOR 2Z-FOOT LOT
on Farnam or UouKlas between 15th'and lota
J. J. Gibson , 817 First Nat'I bank bldg.
_ , N 237
SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH
Antiquarian book store , 1519 Farnam street.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS
list with F. D. Wead , IS & Douglas.
. N S75 3D
LIST BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE WITH
F. D. Wead , 15 & Douglas. N 575 30
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR 5 TO R-ROOM
houses , eust of ! lth street , north bf Cumlng
Qjrvln Broi. . 2ll > N. Y. Life. K-M593 5
WANTED , GOOD SECOND HAND HOT
water heater ; give size. make , price. Addres
Gurney , Yonkton , 8. D. N M589 3 *
WANTED , AN OLD CAVALRY SABER ; MUST
bo cheap. Address D 7 , Bee office.N
N M58 ? 3 *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS UASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOU !
money. Low prices on furniture and household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-C15 N. ICth st
FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM ST
Saturdays. , 10 a. nu RobL Wells. O 871
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OP FURNI
ture. stoves , te. L. Altman , SOS N. 18th.
FOR SALE , NEARLY NEW J FOLDING BRD
will sell nt about half price. If taekn soon
Apply at 1311 South 88th Bt. 0 453 30 *
FOB SALE.HORSES , WAQONS.ETC
PHAETON. TTAROAIN ; NEW XJLOTH. LEATH
er , paint , J6J ; another 25. Drummond ( Tge. Co
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU BUY , BUY THE BEST ; MACK1N
tosfies. rubber boots , arctics , syringes of t !
kinds ; gas tublnir : all best quality. Omaha
Tent and awning Co. , 1311 Farnam st. Q 51 ]
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fence made. C. R. Lee. 901 Douglas. Q CZJ
CORN FODDER FOR SALE FOUR BLOCKS
north Lead works , Ea Omaha. Tom Anderson
Q-SU Pit' _
WEGMAN PIANOS , BRIDGEPORT "ORGANS
Woodbrldge Bros. , 117 So. 17th. Q-JW
FOR SALE. A FRESH COW AND CALF ; HOL-
Bti-ln ; large , rich milker. 23iVeb ter street
FOR SALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ENTIRE
stock of groceries and fixtures. Saturday , Due
1st , 1651. commencing 10 a , m. Corner 13lh an
Cans streets. F. Htabrel. q33 < J
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TIRE BRICK , CAR LOTS , Jll ; SMALL LOTS
115 M. ; fire clay , rand , gravel , screening * . Wm
J. Y.'elslians , 331 Board of Trade. Tel. 16SJ.
Q-IDS DZ7
CORNI WHEAT ! OATHI v WRITE OIL WIRE
for prices on mixed or whole cars ot corn
wheat , oats , feed or flour , delivered In you
town. W. J. Crandall , Firth. Neb.
Q-M47I l
F , D. TONNE Y. CORN BROKER , CAN SHIP
corn on short notice to all points In the north
west from southwestern Missouri or southeast
ern Kansas. P. O. address. Fort Scott. Kan ,
Q M4tu 1 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM , GOOD BARNS
Ice house , excellent pasture , spring vmtpr ; on
mile from South Omaha. Charles Chllds. ISOi
Loavenworlti street. Omaha- It 433-3 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. IL WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE
llabla business medium,7th year at 119 N. Ktb
S 3
THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT AND
palmlit. the young Mme. Romalne. has ar
rived In the city and con lie consulted on a
matters ; thousands have been made happy b
ber advice ; thoxi wishing' correct advice o
business , changes , journeys , manlaices , law
suits , family , etc. , call on tha madam * uti
b * convinced she has no equal ; letter * con
talnlng stamp promptly answered ; business
trlctlr confld < ntuil. Hours. I tn . 1617 Cfc
c gn itreet. 8 M6M ft *
TURKISH BATHS.
LADIES" TURKISH BATH ; HOURS. ( . A. 1
to I p. m. Beauty culture parlors , removci
from Uarbaen bldg , to lOa-Ua Be * bldg. in
MASSAGE , BATHB , ETC.
MADA1T SMITH. 101 8 , UTH. JD FLOOR
room 1 | roassacev vapor , alcohol , stnra. s l
pburln * and sea baths. T-MJJT1 *
UASdAQE. UADAME HERNARD , HJ1 DODQK.
T as-n-i *
PERSONAL.
ACKINTOSIIES & RUBBER DOOT3. 1J11 Fat.
U-JOJ
HRYSANTHEMtMS ; HESS ft BWOBODA.
nor Is U , 1111 Farnam ; Faxton hotel ; tel. 1MI.
IAVI ; HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Addrets or
call Vlavl Co. , tit Be bldg. Lady attentlant ,
ISCAU 80NDEI.L. TICB SHOEMAKEU. I'OR
12 years with O. W. Cooh. hni r moved to a
llth itreet , nrit door1 north of Douglas.
U U6-D1
IA88AOH ELCCTno TIinRMAL HATI13 ,
chiropodist. Hmc. 10(1. JI9H , B. 16th Bt.
u 811
nn uni.i-n EPPERLY conanr , MADU TO
order from mcaauin. 1909 Farnam itreet.
U M247
OMl'OUND OXYGEN CURC8 CON80M1T1O.V.
mtl.m.i. bronchlt' * and catarrh. Horn * treat-
menl $9 | i r month. 3 days trial free treat
ment. Room HO , N. Y. Llfo Illds. Omahn.
KLKQ\NT CAIIINHT 1'IIOTOS IN
illfferent stylMll. . at Cownn1 * . Ml nrnndwny.
Council Blu.'ii. . U-MI3 D27
) pnN. oncEMnun 2. < . TO TII
of Omaha. Neb. : Two ladles from Iloston.
Mn n. ( will open rooms nt 1816 Chlcajro tre t
for the benfHt of iiiffcrlnsf women. The o
ladles have had a wide experience In treating
chrunla and ncute diseases by the latosl
methods. r.a.lls . , call on us , state jour case
plainly , and wd will be sure to Rive you rellcfr
do not suffer longer ; consultation free. Olllce
hours , 9 a. m. 'o 5 p. DV ; Satur.tajB. 1 to 6
p. m. U M404 P:8
HONEY TO LOAN BilAl , .ESTATK.
LIFB IN8URAMCU POLICIUS IXANED ON
or bought , F. O. Chesney. ICnnsas City. Mo.
W-3.17
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 318 N.Y. LIFE ,
loans at tow rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
XV 33J
MONEY TO LOAN ON 1'ARMB IN BOUC1UAS
county. Improved and unimproved Omaha real
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1733 Farnnm t.
\V-J2S
MONKY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan. Lov & Co. , 1'axtnn bite
W 310
CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWEST
rates. I > usey & Thomas , 1st Nat' ! , bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. THE
O. r. Davis Co. . 1K'3 ' Farnam st. V > " 3U
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
lnipii.\id i nd unimproved Omiha real estate ,
1 to C jeers. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
WSJ3
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , J3.000 and upward * . 6 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Faiimm Smith & Co. , 132) Farnam.
-W-442
CHAS. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. OK. CLDO.
W-3O
MONKY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 8 per cent. W. II. Melkle , 1st Nat. blc. bldg.
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VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Bqulre , 2S Be bld .
WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DO' LAT1B
for short time paper or llrst class iitge. loans.
II. II. Harder & . Co. , cround Itoor , Her llcir.
W S
CITY LOANS. C A. STARR , 615 N. Y. Life bldjf.
V SSI
PRIVATE MONEY , FROM J100 TO J3.000. F. D.
Wead , 16th and Douglas. W 571 30
MONEY TO 1.OAW CHATTEIiS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates .n clt > ;
no removal of goods : strictly uo'iiidtntUtli you
can pay the loan off at any tlms or la any
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
3U6 S. IGth street.
X 317
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Lean Co. , 701 N. Y. Llfo bids.
X-JIS
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD rURNI-
ture. pianos , horses , wagonn or any hind 01
chattel fci-turlt/ lowest possible rates , , which
you can p y back at any time nnd In anj
amount. FIDELITY LOAN QUARANTRK CO. ,
Room 4. Wlthnell blocK. X 3
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMGE BLOCK
X-3SO
13U31NESB CHANCES.
CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN
old Una colnpanle * . Send description. A. 1C.
nrocklesby. Box 233. Hnrtfonl , Conn.
1 3T MS:0-Dli
PROPOSALS INVITED TO PURCltASE 'LO
beclc-LInn Hardnare Co.'n complete stuck
liullders * hardware nnd mechanics' tools Auc
tion Saturday evenings. W , N. Nasoa , Re
ceiver , 1101 Douglas st. , Omahn , Neb.Y
Y HT7-50
WANTED. TO RKKT A IIOTEU IN TOWN
oC 1.000 to 5.000. Address * , \\lth full pnrtlcutani
II. P. Alexander , 310 S. 2Gth street , Umahn ,
Nab. Y MKW 1
FOK EXCHANGE.
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EXchange -
change for soungorl : horses or mut 8.
Lamoreaux lira : . , MC B. IGtli , 7 Z'j\
HANKERS AND REAL ESTATI ! AGENTS
Take Notice Hard tlmei has made U possible
to get hold of good business blocks IP Omaha
and tnkrt farm lands In exchange. [ solid
correspondence. J. J. GI boon , 317 1st Nat'l b'k
Z-S01
GOOD NEW niCYCLE FOR HIGH ORADI
hnmmerless gun. Addiess E. Falim.m , Octavln
Neb. Z MtSD 2
WILL EXCHANGE A F1N15 IX > T IN GOOD
county seat , cleir title , desirable location
for a good shotgun. P. O. Box 90 ,
Neb.
FOR MORTGAGE PAPER OR CLKAR LAND
one of the finest properties In Lincoln , bilne ;
Inp annually I4.CUO. Address , Lock I lor ,1G2
Lincoln , Neb. 2 M1SO 2 *
6 ACRES NEAR SCHOOL IN CITY. WOO. FOR
rental propcity. F. D. Wcail , 1C & Douclas.
Z 570 30
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR GOOD FARMS OR
inercliand'se. ' F. D. Weud , 1C & Douslns
5ii7C < 30
T\VO HOUSES AND LOT. CLEAR , PART PAY
ment of good farm. F. D. Wend , 16 & IMnjl.is
7. 57G 3J
OMAHA RESIDENCE OR IIITSINESS PROP
crty , clear , and ca h , for stock of merchan
dlse. Alex. Mooie. KU N. Y. Life.
FOB SALE RKAfc ESTA1E.
GARDEN LANDS. 5 U11,123 FROM POSTOF-
llce , easy terms. Call at IMt ) N. Y. Life ,
RE-352
BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS
sale of trade. F. K. Darling , Barker block.
FOR SALE NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL-
lar. clstein. city water ; tor. 30th and Sahler
SIKU 00 ; long time. Inquire 1313 Farnam. Sam
uel Burns. RE-331
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. S MILES FRO1
Omaha uoetofllce. 10 to ICO acres , some trade
N. D. Keyes , Cir Paxton bile. RE Kj
BAROAIN-IM TO J.500 ACRES OF CHOICE
land. S miles from Omaha P. O. cheap. Llbera
terms Addess ; C IS. llee , Omaha.
RE-S03-D11
MODERN 15-ROOM HOME , VERY CHEAP
and on easy terms. 2019 Ilinney st. RE 913
GRF.AT BARGAINS
Which must bo sold within the next few dajs.
22 ft. on Cumlnir Ft.
Double stoie In Dinwnt Place.
l-raom cotlaco In Ixme'it addition.
IVroom house In Credit Fond or , line frul
and lots of It. ground 8 > xl(7.
$2.000 Lot In Creston for JSOO.
And other BIG BARGAINH.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1703 Farnam st.
RE-2M
WANTED. FOR A CUSTOMER , AN S Ol
( room modern house In Hanscom Place or vl
clnlty ; must be cheap { or cash. Fidelity Trus
company , 1702 Farnam street. RE MII3
EXCHANGES At'TO BALES : CITY PROPERTY
farms , merchandise. d r\ln Bros. , 210 N. Y
Llfe , Jti : M203
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WE HAVE BUYKRS FOR NEAT F1VEOR Six"
room cottagrs , must be snaps , for all cuih
Vldellty Trust company , 170.1 Farnam street.
RE-MiU
RESIDENCE. -FOOT C'ORNER , KOt'NTXF
Place , > 5i i < )00. F. K. Purling. RE M573 2
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60-FT VOW BET. O , Us H , O. JIM.
Coiner lot. 23d t , north Kounta : PI. , > 3".0 ,
DO-ft. Georgia atenue. ! : , ? .
Ka t frnnt west K'dr ' II , Park. U.OCO
K D. Wrad. 1C U Douglas. RE-574 30
SPLENDID t-ACRK TRACT 2 Ml. SOUTH OJ
Q street. 8. O. , > UO.
40rk-acr farm. IS ml. out , O JJ7.1.
27J acres , 8 ml. from P. O. , ( f JM.
I'.D. Wrad. 18 & Douglan. RE-S70 SI
8-ROOM IIOt'SE AND BARN , KOUNT7.P
I'lace , It.SSO ; mtir 13.000 O C per ivnt.
11-rooin house , cost (9.COO , with "S-fool ground
price. J3.500 ; cju > - termx.
Finn ccirncrr North 21th si. , 1 bldgg , oil
J5.0H ) ; will accept rmaller property In part.
M-ft ; 2 houses. 1 nil South 13th , JI.SOO ,
F. D. Wead , U & Doughto. Jtlv 67t 4)
I ACRES S MI. N. W. CULT. . H.S7J.
10 acres , near Mascot t. 13 , Wu.
B acre * , near South Omahn. ( Soft.
11 acres. M ml , from Omaha. IJ.
Z7t acres , 9 ml. from Omaha , $13.710.
400 acres. 1) ml. , O 7.W.
F. I ) . Wead. U & Douglas. RE 57 < M
10 ACRES. VEHY FINE. PLO3I1 TO OMAHA
half value , Sl.SOO : easy terms. Aler. Mooie-
CM N. Y , Life- . REMM7 2 >
U. O. DAXON , i02 N. 1CT1L U l
AUCTION SALE OF CLOTHING.
EREStPTORY
ID tat
AT CHICAGO , ILL.
n Thursday , December 6 , UJJ , t 10 a. m. , In
rder to wiml up pirtnershlU , matter * we will
< ! ) nt public auction the entire stock of Stmuss ,
ondorf & Rosr , maniilacturcrs. of mtn'a
yinittm * and children' * clothing' , at tliolr store ,
or. Market and ( ju ncy "trti S Chicane conilsl-
n ot over
worth of II at
MEN'S , BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
n full suits , overcoats , ulsters , pnnls , single
estn nnd a quantity of ! > IWe irinxlx. All fresh
made for this l afln' s Jrn Je , which fact ,
ngether with the unquestionably high reputation
nj-iyed by thin firm a * makers ot the highest
rade of garments , makefl tlila une of the most
ttrnctlvc- sales It has ever been our pleasure t'j
nnounc to tlid trad ? . Stock will be put up
n lots tn su't ' the trade Terms of unle : Cn h on
ellfery ; a. depoult will Iw rcqulrnl from pnch
nnd every buyer , Stock , will bo nn exhibition ,
vlth ciitalogue , Tuesday , December 4. George P.
Gore A Co. , Auctioneers.
HAMUEL OAN8. Manager.
Wcstcin Snhage Wrecking Axrncy.
JI5S3 2
HOTELS.
IOTEI > BARKER. 13T1I AND JONES BT3.
75 rooms at fl.to per day.
60 rooms at JiOOO per dny.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Room
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltch ,
nigr. 372
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ! , N. W. COR.
11th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.MJ31
MJ31
COZZENS HOTEL. 9TH AND JIARNEY ;
ste m beat , electric bells , telephone , baths , ex
cellent culsene , elegant rooms ; 11.00 per day ;
14 CO and upwards per week. M9IO
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB AI/2IEB3
I. K. BURKBTT. FUNERAL D1HEOTOR AND
embaltncr , 1618 Clilcago St. . telephone 90. 36J
SWANSON ft VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmerr , 1701 Cumlnc ( t. , telephone 1060.Ul
Ul
M. O. /AUL. 1 . UNDERTAKER AND EM-
balmcr , 1(17 Farnam st. , telephone 223. 361
W. BAKER , UNDERTAKEIt 013 8. 8tb ST.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL BTKAMSHIPS-SAIL
regularly every Saturday from New York for
Londonderry and Glasgow. JMrnciwU , Decem
ber 1 , 8 a. m. ; .Anchoila , December I , 2 p. in. ;
Clrcarsla. December 22 , 2 p. m. ; Ethiopia ,
December 13 , 7 a. m. SMoon. second dais ,
and steerage , tingle or round trp tickets from
New York or Chicago at reduced rates to ths
principal Scotch. EngllsH , Irish and all conti
nental points. For money orders , drafts , out-
want cr prepaid tickets apply to any ot our
local agents or to Henderson Bros. , Chicago.
PLUMBERS.
FREE PLUM IJINO OF EVERY KIND. GAS ,
iteam & hot water heating ; sev.erage , 311 S. II.
3G6-
JOHN ItOWE & CO. , PLUMBING STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas fixtures , globes , 421 S.15.
3G7
ED LAWRENCE , PLUMBING ! , GAS FITTING
and drain laying. 603 Cumlng sticet.
sticet.M153
M153 Dl
ELECTRICAL SOfi-LLKS.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND ;
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; euperloi work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical troika. C17 ami 015 & 16th st.
373
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS' ' 'AND CONTRAC-
to-i for electric light and motor plants and all
kinds of electtlral constructliir. . Western Eleo
ttlo Supply Co. . 418 and , 4o.ij. 15th fit. 371
BUILDING & LO Aft SOOI ATIOtf.
IKW TO GET A IIOMtJ'&fr SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply td Omaha L. A n.
Au'o , I'M Bea bids.a.W. / . Nattlnser. Sec.
" * X
f !
SHARES IN MUTUAL IV-AND B. ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cent when II Si. & years old , always
redeemable. 1701 Fatnomj | t.r Nattlnger , Sec.
HAY ANDGRAIN. ! ,
BUY YOUR HAY BY TON. OR CAR LOTS. VfK
buy bay. A. II. Snyder _ liU Uurt st. Tel HOT
I i i u J7J
NEBRASKA HAY CO. ' 'MrOLESALE HAY1 ,
Ifl-fln and rnlll stuff. Vfeliif nmyon \ tl.
j mirkct tb'bUy-'or ' B IL"lire3-fli Nicholas st. ' "
DENTIbTS :
DR. GEORGE S. NASON , dENTIST. SUITE 200
block , Uth and Farnam its. Tel. 711
370
DR. PAUL. PE TIST. 2020 BURT ST. 372
STOVJ3 .K&PAIKS.
STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40.0W DIFFERENT
makes of stoves. Water attachment and con
nections' a specialty. 1:07 Douglas street
Omaha Stove Repair Works. 3SO
OPTICIANS.
THE ALOE & TENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
ootlclaM. 1403 rarnam St. , opposite I'at'i
brt l. Eyes examined free. Jf.
COAL.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
office to 209 S. IGth it. Brcwn block. 381
SHERIDAN COAL , EXCF.LLENT SUBSTITUTE
for liard coal , acd { 3.50 ton cheaper. IMS Ifur-
nam stieet ; main entrance Board of Trade.
480
TYPEWRITERS.
STOLEN TYrrr\YRITCR3 OPTERCD FOK
tale uhoulil make you xusplcloua ; funny lhay
aro. mostly Smith's. Try one anil you wltt
understand whr. Pull line of supplies. Smith-
Premier Co. . Htli and Farnam , telcphons IMC
231
IKBIOATED FARMS.
Jf.25 I'KIV ACRE ; FAMOUS Bid HORN JBASIN ;
blB cropa and home marjfct : e'eat place for
home bulldlns : price Bood to December 1st ;
transportation free. Yellovvstont Pork Land &
Irrigation As 'n , 8. W. Cor. l la & Uodse U.
4 7 Dl
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANI7.ED
Iran cornices. 1722 Bt. Maiys ave. 3S3
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , JOHN EPENE-
ter , prop. , 108 , 110 , 112 N , llth. E tab. 1801.
884
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
O. F. GELLENBF.CK , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1910 California street. H
HORSES WINTERED.
ADDRESS BARTON & PHELPS. Tel. 1051. 20T
N. Y , Llfa Bldg. M42S D3I
HORSES WINTERED 13 00 AND J < 00 PER
month. Address Hopper Bros. , Elkhorn , Neb.
M 313 D24
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
C. E. MORRILL. CARPENTER AND BUILDER ,
paner hanging and signs , brick work and plas
tering. Olllce. 409 S. llth it. , telephone 4Si.
LOST.
LOST , BROWN BPANlEliai'UP. NBAR POP
pleton and ParU avenues ; tHturn to IU W. Fltt
1321 Houtli 2Cth st anil revive reward. 509 30 *
DYE WORKS.
6CHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYB WORKS
16J1 Karoam stieet. DyeUitf. of every descrlp-
"
tlon and. dry cleaning. ' " 1S
FURNACES.
HKST VURNACE MADE | sdjn. ' COAL SMOKE
rnnsunilng and hard coal furnacei. Eagle Cor
nice Works. 101-110-113 JJjJj-tli st. 8
JOHNSON' BROS. , WHOnfiSALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Corretpondtnc * solicited. 1M ]
I'arnsm street. , Oi 8M
MASQUERADlfl bsiUMES.
GENTLEMEN AND l Sty.a CAN RENT
masquerade costume * at , lll. outh ISth > t.
nyitr 231-D13'
DRESSTMAKENG.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 431t GRANT.
9S79D IS'
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN HANTS SCHOOL OF- SHORT HAND. N
. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 793
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAUED MIRRORS RESILVERKD. 719 N. It.
353
JOB PKiNTINU.
REED JOB PRINTING CO. . PINH fRINTIXO
of all binds. 17th it. . Be bulldlnrX > 3
PAWNBROKERS.
IL MAROtVITZ LOANS MONEY , 41S N. ICTH.
JJ5
GRINDING.
, EIIBAHS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW
n , tie. A. L. Undeland. 1 < M0. . 14th. 341
\CREED \ TO RESTORE RATES
Western Lines Take This Preliminary Step
Toward Reorganization ,
EXAS LINES NOT YcT CONSINTED
'rnnicontlnoutnl Linen Also Muklag au
Effort tu ( lot llntn Iliick Ilur-
llngtcu Earnings for
October.
CIHCAao , Nov. 30. All of the western
Ines have agreed that , beginning the 1st ,
\xcess commissions anil all circular methods
f reducing rates of whatever character shall
10 discontinued. At the. incetliiK today , at
vhlch this was agreed upon , the Missouri ,
{ ansas & Texas ami Cotton licit were not
represented , and the agreement Is not , there-
ore , effective on nny Texas business until
hose roads have had an opportunity to record
heir vote upon the proposition , and not then
unless both lines declare In favor of It. The
other roads will keep the agreement , how
ever , In all territory which Is not tributary
o the Missouri , Kaiuns & Texas and Cotton
Belt , even 1C those roads decide that they
vlll have nothing to do with the agreement ,
mmedlatcly after taking this action the
roads decided that , effective December 1 , they
would restore rates between Kansas City
and Chicago to $12.GQ , and between Kansas
City and St. Louis to $7.CO.
After the meeting of the western lines the
transcontinental people gathered to see what
hey could do In the way of the removal of
obstacles In the way ot an agreement of all
Ines to join one association , The principal
.hlng for them to do Is to get the transcon-
Incntal rates out of the demoralized condl-
lon In which they have been for so long.
They considered the adv.incs of rates to Mon-
nna , Utah , Colorado and IMclflc coast points.
Nothing was done , however , nnd the meeting
went over until tomorrow. A general meet-
ag of the lines Is scheduled for tomorrow
to attempt the reorganization of the big as
sociation which Is to cover all the territory
Between Chicago and the I'aclflc coast. As
the transcontinental lines have not yet made
all their arrangements. It Is hard y possible.
The net earnings of tha Uurljzgton for tli.
month ending October 31 were $764,483 , a de
crease of $227,118 from the same month of
last year. The net earnings of the road
Trom January 14 to October 31 were $2,276-
912 , a decrease of $750,981 over the same
period of 1893.
A1KKT1NO WITH SUCCESS.
A Now Piis eucor Aftvnrliitlan Olio of tlio
J'oMllillltlrx.
The sentiment seems to bs growing that a
reconstructed Western Passenger association
will be formed on the site of the association
which died yesterday. The men who are In
charge of forming a new agreement arc meet-
ng with considerable success , and It Is confi
dently expected the new association with
transcontinental trimmings will be a poten
tiality by the first of the ne-.v year. There
are those , however , who are Inclined to think
: hat the outline of what the new association
promises to be Is too" vast In Its scope , and
: hat It will prove unwieldy when actually In
existence. Tile location of five sub-points , as
Chicago , St. Lonls , St. Paul , Denver and San
Francisco , with IccM associations In all Im-
[ fartnnt points included In lite scope of the
general association , does not glv ? any nrcat
pleasure to some lines. One railroad ofllctal
said ho could not see why Omaha should not
Imve the transmlssourl headquarters Instead
of Denver , as proposed , and remarked that
Omaha usually got the worst of It where
there-was to be any distribution of the loaves
- irnd'Qshes. In answer to this Mr. Francis of
. id Burlington .saltj thit DcnVer 'occupied a
ate atfva itaseods' ' ground , than either Kan
sas City or Omaha for the transmlssourl corn-
mlttee , the territory as proposed by those
'laving ' the details of the new association In
charge , and comprhed In the transtnlssourl
branch of the association , extending as far
wet as Ogden , He thought that Kansas
3tty should have had a show , but It seemed
to b the policy of the promoters of the re
organization to place sub-headquarters at
YOUNG
. . . . We Offer You u Remedy V'Sitch
Insures Safety to Life of Mother anC Child.
Robs Cominemenljj
r-Q rrivirv of Its Pain , Horror S
FRIEND and RitL j
sj After Tislntr ona bottle of "MontEns'ij
8 FmzNn" I Biifforsd but little pnln , and did '
'not ' experience tlmt weakness afterward,9
It usual In Bach cnses. JIW3. ANNIE QAQE.g
Baxter Springs , Kan , S
cj Sent > > THM1 or Rxpr a. on receipt of price , f
I : tl. oer bottle , lloolr t UotlteiHinMled 1'
$ Free. Bold by nil Druggists.
nniPFiF.t.n REflHiiToii ro. , AtUnti , o . ij
SSWSBTfltJWili
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves iBURLlNGTON . MO. RIVEH.IAir.ves
OmahalUnkin Depot. 10th EC Mason bts | Omalfv
10lSnm..7 : Driver Etpiess Srum :
4r.pm.lllk. : HI119. Mont. & Pugoc Snd. Ex. 4:10pm :
1:3pn\ : Denver Express. . . 410pm ;
CMliim..Nebraska Local ( except Hunda7 : Jpm
f.liam..Lincoln Local ( except Hunduyh.llu'l.lm
Leaves It-lllCAGO. UU1C1INO'IX N i Q.iAirlves
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sta.l Om\hl ;
4 : < 5pm Ch'cugo ' vcstltinle Uliam ;
Sl5am : Chicago Express , . 4:2ipm :
7&pm. . . . .Chicago and Iowa Locnl. . . . . . KtXJam :
llS5am..Paclla : Junction Ijjcnl U.OI.im
LeaveniCHICAao , _
OmalialUnlon Depot. ll ) > ' S Mason 8t | Omam
'e.OOpm. . . , Chlcaro Limited 9AOam :
lUlOanL--Ctilcaeo Cxpresa ( ex. Hun. ) . . . . 8lSpia :
Lvavea ICI11CAUO & NOlUUVViST\\.IAiilvoj
OniglialU. P. Depot , JOth & Maaon bis I Onmln
llOSam : Eastern Expicss r.iijpm
4:00pm : Veitlbuled Limited 9:40am :
C:5ium : Mo. Valley Local lo 0pm
t4Spm ! Omaha Chkaeo bpeclnl 2ltpm ;
Leaves I CHTCAOO , R , I. Ac PACIFIC. | ArrK _
OmalialUnton Depot. 10th & Mason BtsJ Omaha
'EA&T.-
Il.lSam.Atlantic Kxpre ( ex. Sunda . . . C-ulptn
C2Ipin ; Night Express . , . - t.Wpm
4IOpm..Chicago ; Vrctlbulcd Limited. . . , l-.Oitm
ir.SSpm..Oklahoma Exp , ( toC. II. ex Sun..llJOpm ) :
' WEST. l _ 2
e.COnm.Oklahoma & Texas Ex. ( ex. Bun..ll:0pm :
l10pm ; Colorado Limited 4MOpiii
Leaves I C. ST. P. . M. & O. lAtrlves
Omaha ! Depot Ijlii and Webster SJs lOnmlw _
5idara..Nebraska : Patsenser ( dally ) . , , . 8:15pm :
4UBpm..Slou * City Expreu ( ex. Sun..ll : . ' > 0.im
6:10pin : , , .8t. Paul Limited 9HOam
LeavcsT FTTE7& MO , VALLE1. ( ArfTves'
Omahal Depot 15th nnd Webster Bts. | Omaha
2.10pm Fast Mall and Expieis 4Vpm ;
lIOpm.cx. : ( Bat. ) Wyo. ex. ( ex M n ) . . 4Us : > m
V.uiani..Norfolk. Express ( -iunitay.MDJ.un ) :
4Spm..Fremont : 1 ass. ( ex. Kunlay ) . . . . 7Mpin :
6ilDpm. . . . . . St. Paul Express 0lo.irn :
Leavesl tt."c. ST. J. & a IS. fArrlves
Omalial Union Depot. 10th ft Mason Bli I Omali >
$ :4 : m.Kunsa < City Uay I < xt > rr < a , . . . , o:0'pm :
J : i5pmIv.C. _ NlKht r.x. via. U. f. Tran * . 6Mam :
' "
'l > cave | MISSOURI I'ACIFIC. IArrlve
Omahal Depot 15t ! ami Webster Sts. | Omali-v
" : 5nm7m..T7r.St. Louis Expresi CiOtam
9.30pm St. Louis Exprrss C.OSpm
jilUpm..Nebraska Local ex. Sun. ) , , . _ . . : iujm
TJaveli BlOUX' CITY' PACIFICT TArrtvei
Omaliaj Depot ISth and Webster Bti. I Omaha
6)0pin..t..fcl. ) I'aul LlmlTtiI. DWitn ;
Leavesl MIOUX CITY & P.\C1FIC. ( AriU'ts'
OmahalUnlonpepot..Jglh.ftMa nn Bts.I Oioah <
B.Oiam t Sioux City I'ast neer.lai4iini ;
CMOpm .Ht. I'aul Limited 3:4 : am
"Lejve | " UNION PACIKIC. | Arrlv
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sli I Omahl
10 00am . .Kearney Uxprru . .7. , 3l3pm :
lUnm : Overland l-'lHT 6 : > jpm
2IIpm.ltttlrlr ) & Stroinab'ir Kx.ex.ttun ( ) , 3 : < Jpm
TUOpm , , . ,1'acina Exprtxa ] 9AJam ;
l : pm..v Fail Mail < : lOpm
l avMl XV'AHAsrt 'ItAUAV AVI I Arrive *
OmalialUnlon Depot. 19lh f. * IasonUUj Onulu
t C2bro7.T..i.tltr ix > Vl Caiinua I tall „
DUItKAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. IJee
, OMAHA , Kcb. Adrlco FltKH.
those places where the headquarters of rail
road companies were located.
, _ rOUKGLCMUIti ; TIIM HKMKDY.
Clinlriniut Vrnnmn lUprexKm 111 * Vlcirs on
Union Pnclllo Aflitlrp.
Oeorgo W. Vroman , chairman of the Uroth-
crhood of Locomotive. Engineers , and a mem
ber of the Rrlcvanro committee of the Union
I'aclflc system , was In the city this uwk
to hold a conference with General Mtinaecr
Dickinson on matters connected with the
engineers. The absence of Mr. Dickinson
from the pcnernl offices made It possible ( or
Mr. Vroman to spend ThanksglvlnR at home
In North I'latte. Mr. Vromnti , In talking
over the object of his visit to Omaha , sthtcj
that ho had revcrat personal matters to take
up with the general manager , but beyond this
there was little nlgnlflcance attache * ! to his
visit , as these affairs vvcra of almost weekly
occurrence.
"Kor the first tlmo In three years" , unld he ,
"I will KO back to my engine on thp Union
Paclllc between December t and 10. Of
course I still retain my position with thu
brotherhood nnd will hold my place on the
grievance committee of the system , but the
work seems light In my department , nnd I
like' to keep In touch with the boys. 1 maybe
bo called upon any time to meet commltUcs
ot the botherhood ; , but my arrangements
with the Unfon Pacific maka It poaslble for
mo to hold my position with the compiny
while acting In the capacity of chairman of
the englnesrn of the Union Tactile. "
Then he passed to the discussion of
the terms of the reorganiza
tion of the system as fore
shadowed by the government directors of llm
" " remarked that
"Overland , nnd sentectlously
the plan was Impracticable nnd would not be
accomplished under existing conditions.
"Capital wilt be found arrayed against thi
scheme as outlined by Receiver Anderson and
his confreres , for the reason that holder * of
bonds will not agrco to accept less than the
face value of those bonds. Herein Is the vital
question. Individual property holders are
compelled to sell their property at present
prices , not what It would bring In prosper
ous times. Depreciation must be met by In
dividuals , but capital refuses to accept the
changed condition of things , and there the
dmculty of final settlement rests. The
laboring man Is confronted with these
changes , and capital must come to
the same Inevllab'e realization.
Tlio hope of the Union Pacific rests In fore
closure , n wlp'ng ' out of all the burdens
which have kept It down for a decade.
When this is accomplished , then will como
reduced rates , fair wages to Avorklngmen
and fair dividends to stockholders , nnd not
till then.
"As for strikes , they have had their day ,
have accomplished their purposes and are
ended. Employes now turn to the courts for
a righting of wrongs nnd the sentiment of
arbitration grows moro powerful.Vo are on
the eve of Justice. Wo demand nothing more ,
wo will accept nothing less. "
On the Line uf Kroiinmv.
L. A. Pease , who leaves the service of the
Milwaukee- railroad today , having for a num
ber of years been In charge of the dining car
service of the company , waa In town yester
day. Mr. Pease sent In his resignation ono
month ago , and , In accepting It , General Man
ager Earllng paid Mr. Pease a high compli
ment for his efficiency. The sleeping and
dining car departments of the- Milwaukee will
now bs consolldited tinder the chief of the
sleeping car department , Mr. F. W. Getty ,
who assumes charge today. Mr. Pease Is
somewhat undecided as to his future , but the
chances seem bright for his taking a similar
position with the Great Northern road. It
Is understood that the consolidation of the
two departments on the Milwaukee Is on the
line of economy.
I.iillwnv Kotos.
Judge Walter Sanborn nnd Special Master
In Chancery Cornish , with their families , left
Los Angeles yesterday for Denver , where
they will hear evidence In matters affecting
ithe Union Pacific , Denver & Gulf and Union
pacific , December 3.
The .IJurllngton. has nl > t yet finished with
manipulating Its schedules. The ' latest1
change will lajcc effect tomorrow , when , the
lime of No. 1C from Denver will bs short
ened , a difference of lifteen minutes balng
mada Into Kansas City and St. JOB' and
twenty-five into Kansas City.
Chilrmaa Caldwell of the Western Pas
senger association advised Secretary David
son of the local association that under pro
vision of article , 14 the local association would
be formally dissolved November 30 , but he
urged the secretary to counssl conservatism
on the part of th ? members pf the association
pending probable reorganization of the asso
ciation.
General Northwesterrt Passenger Agent
Charles Kennedy of the Uock Island , speak
ing of the article In The Bea of yesterday ,
wherein It was stated that Mr. W. II. Trues-
dale , the vice president of the Uock Island ,
was a nephew of President Cabla , said that
the relationship did not exist as stated in
The Ilee. "Mr. Cable , on the contrary , has
been opposed to fostering relatives In posi
tions on the road , and Is no advocate of
nepotism In any fotm. Mr. Cable desires
men around htm who af capable of doing the
work allotted to them , and the article Is mis
leading In that particular wherein it attrib
utes to Mr. Cable an Intention of taking care
of relatives. "
A. n. Kllpatrlck of Flllmore , Cat. , had the
misfortune to Imve his le caught between a
cart nnd a stone and l ndly bruised. Ordi
narily he would havo'becn laid up for two or
three weeks , but says : "After using one
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm I bsgan to
feel bettor , and In three days was entirely
well. The peculiar coothlng qualities which
Chamberlain's Pain Halm possesses I have
never noticed In any other liniment. I take
pleasure In recommending It. " This lini
ment Is a'so of great value for rheumatism
and lame back.
Munppil Oiniilmuld' * llit lnit <
The following advertisement was noticed
In a local paper for Beveral "days :
"Men Wnntcd At n. talary of $10 per
month nnd expenses. Come nml sec me at
once. Cozzrnj hotel , a. K. Dumbuuld , gen
eral agent. "
In re 'ionao to this advertisement scores
cf mcr Hocked to the hotel , There they
were met by nn in bane frentlemin who In
formed them Hint he wast retuly to hire
all of them tinder proper conditions , lie
alleged that lie wns agent for a , publishing
company. Onu of the llrst conditions he
Imposed upon the prospective employe wau
that he advance the Bum of $350 as e\I-
ilence of his good faith In the contract.
The depositor was to receive n certificate-
deposit for hla T3.W ) , nml hevus to have
any part ef the state ho selected to travel
In. He was to receive $10 per month nnd all
expenses. Tlie men needed no experience ,
nnd nothing else except thp $3M. Dum-
bnuld waa doing n land ofllce business when
Chief netertlvc Hrzs nnd Detective Sav
age dicpped In on htm. Icoklng for u Job.
They were hired , except Unit they illil not
dcpo-lt their required deposit fee , when the
chief thought that the game had tfunf far
enough nml placed the man under wrest
for securing money under false pretenses.
Dumbauld , WI > K somewhat rattlej when he
found thiit his Intended victims were olll-
cersbut went nlont ? with them , eaylng
that ho wns nil right nnd would Boon prove
It. IIo said thut he was from Yale , la , ,
nnd that his operations were legitimate.
Not n ( n of Milfliln.
It wns reported at the police station lust
night that n woman was lying unconsclou :
In a room at thr Union hotel , nt Sixteenth
and Webster streets , apparently from the
effects of some drug taktn with Huicldal
Intent. Dr. Towns was summoned , and dis
covered that fhe was guttering from al
coholic. palsonlnK. A btttle of the ntufC
that she had taken was fcund to be pure
alcohol.
The womnn's name Is MM. John Dunn ,
and she has been living at the hotel for
ten days. She hft separated Horn her hus
band , and th hotel employes say that she
has apparently been brooding over this facl
ever since she arrived.
ga l.trpnm 8.
Marriage llcensss wore Ussued by the
county Judge yesterday aa follow B :
Name and Addrpas , . Ago.
David Q , a-rhum. Omaha . , . 4 :
Mr.i. Annlo Rvlnatedt , Omaha. , . . . . . -I
Christ Sorcnsen. H nnlnston . , 28
M , HtelTersen , Hennlngton . 13
Nrvr < > rnitli l < imV"il 'I ruin.
On and after Sun Jay , November 4 , . Ui
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Pitul "elactrlo
lighted limited" will leave Omaha at 4 y. m.r
rrlvlng-in Chicago at 9 u. in. nemembtr thl
Uiln carries cJInera u-la carte.
C. S , CAIIIUICU , Ticket Agent
1541 Farnam SL
BLACK BEAR IN A BREWER !
Thrilling Fight with a Two
Found Onb in a Dark Room ,
A PIT CAT TAKEN WITHOUT TOAST
The Ainu n llclor , but thn r t 1'rarr * n
ilonnli llin l > or > r , thn thuia mil !
the taiituriIlrulii Miilnnltn
tu .Viix-rlor.4.
Everybody has an Idea ns to how a bull
voulJ act In a china shop , but It has re
mained for n Los Angeles ( Cal. ) man to
determine Just exactly \vhat n hear will do
n a brewery. And thereby hangs n tale.
Heretofore slight mention 1ms been made ,
iays tha Los Angeles Herald , of the rare fact
hat a bear did actually happen In on the
night watchman at Maler & . Zobolctn's brew ,
ry last Thursday night , and that ho was
captured and placed In durnnee. Since then
a reporter ot the Herald has bfen Invcstlgat-
ng the strange circumstance with n vlow to
giving the world the details of It. <
Tha bear , nt present sulkily crouching
under a large box In a chicken yard near
he brewery , refuses to bo Interviewed. IIo
a evidently afraid of arrest for burglary and
does not cure to say anything which' might
end to Injure hla case until he has had an
pportunlty to consult with his lawyer.
When the reporter approached his lair nnj
ook hold of the light chain which tethers hla
royal brulnshlp to a tree In the Immediate
rlclnlty his royal brulnshlp said sometitlng
In his gruff way that Indicated to the ro-
lortor that ho had bJUer drop that chain anil
; ot out of that. The reporter didn't do a
thing but drop the chain nnd get out.
Thti man who. In the dead of night , when
: ho great grain' room of the brewery was
filled with Eolttudo enough to scare the llfo ,
out cf nn ordinary man , went In and yanked
the bear out Into the moonlight by the tcruff
of his nrclt was easier to Interview.
Ho told the reporter how It nil happened.
John Ortller Is tlio night watchman at the
brewery. HP has hot been long In this land
nnd speaks little of Its language nnd knows
ess of Its zoology.
It was along about midnight ; everything
vas still ; the light of it pale , wan moon and
ho feeble glow of electric lamps filtered
luoiigh n dense fog nnd cast baleful shadows' '
across the brick pavement In the llttlo yard
vhlch leads from the gate on Allso street
o the arched driveway tinder the tall brlcl :
jrovvery. John Ortller was standing In the
shadow , all alone , thinking of the homo ho
iad left , far away In Kaderlandt. Suddenly
an opaque figure * appeared crossing the road-
vay. Its tread was heavy nnd slow. The
term crossed the walk , came through the
vide gates and passed Into the llttlo court.
Ortller stood perfectly still. He had never
seen nn animal llko this before. It sur
prised him EOinowhat. Each Individual hair
on his head seemed to suddenly rlso up and
stnnd alone , and streaks of wild lightning
pl.iyed tag along his spinal column. There
vaa n strange and unaccountable lump lu
ils throat , which couldn't be swallowed , try
as he might.
Tlio ttrange animal never once noticed John
Ortller In the shadow. IIo seemed to have
como on Important business and evidently
uiow what he was up to.
Across the little court his bare feet made
scarcely a sound as he paced oft the distance
with measured ! tread. The door to the barlsy
room stood partly open. He illd It back just
a llttlo further and passed on Into the dense
darkness of the place.
John Ortller's reason came back presently , "
and he stole ciutlously to the door and pulled
t shut. He had capture ! something- kncvv
not what. Asleep In the englno room was
Crist Huff. John Ortller , called Crist .Huff.
Cr.st Huff Is made of the stuff lion tamers
are made of. Ills powerful frame gpes well
with his grtat courage. Ho has no fear of *
wild beasts , even In the iflarkhCss , Wben'iomb "
men ore afraid of thelr , own shadows In
placss like that.
Crist drew open the door nnd let himself
Into the room , closing- the door again after
him. Ho stood still until his eyes became ac
customed to the darkness , and nil the whllo
lie could hear the powerful Jaws of tha beast
In there with him craunchlnff great mouthfuls
of barley. As soon an ho 'could sea well
enough to locate bruin ho boldly advanced.
The animal held his ground nnd growled.
Crist never va\ered. Ho crossed ths Inter--
vtnlng space rapidly and pounced upon the
animal with all the force of his powerful
frame.
It was a remarkable struggle ; man and1
beast there alone , and It lasted some time.
Crist was torn several times , the claws of
the brute ripped hla clothes from his lo\vor >
limbs and Imbedded themselves In his flesh ,
while the teeth set In the powerful Jaws lac
erated his hands. Hut he held on. Ho had
grabbed the brute ( Irmly by the throat , and
though lib hold was again and again shaken
off , ho came back to- the struggle , and nt
last ho triumphed and held the brute pros
trate on the brick floor.
John Ortller came to his rescue , and to-
Bother they secured the bear with n light
chain. Any chain would have held him. Ho
liail met Ins master and ho know It.
The men led their captive * acroM the way
to the house of ono of the brewers , and se
cured him to a treeIn the chicken yard. He
was still there when the reporter called on
him.
him.Frank
Frank Cummlngs of Boyle Heights clalmi
Lho bear. Ho offered Huff a large silver dollar
lar for hla trouble and wanted to take tlio
bear awny , but Crltt lost a pair of pants
and considerable sleep and thinks * 1 would
hardly repay him , co ho didn't give up the
bear.
The bear originally came from Tehachppl.
Ho was captured up there n few weeks ngo
and sent down to Mr. Cummliici , who U
trying to domesticate him , but with meager
success. Ills bearshlj ) Is about 8 months old
and weighs nearly 200 pounds. Ho Is a
black bear and has the Ugly disposition of
his hind.
Yesterday afternoon Mr , Ruff had some
trctible over the possession of the bear , which
was In a cage. Deputy Conilablo Urakesuh-
ler , armed with a writ of. replevin , wanted thn
bear. Crist Ruff , who captured It ana
chilly night , alter the fright attendant upon
meeting the animal had subsided , rcfunod to
give the animal up , claiming that It was a
wild beast , and as he had captured It , It
belonged to him. Ho wanted $30 for the
bear. The matter was cut short by the con
stable telzlng bruin and leading him away.
Dyspcpula tuldom causes death , but permits
Its victims In HVP on In misery. Ilood'if Sar-
naparllU cures dyspeptla and all vtunmch
troubles , _
Cheat ) KiloH to Ilin Wn t.
On December J and IS the Union Paclflo
will sell first class round trip ticket ] to all
points In Kansas , Nthraafca , Colorado , Wyo-
mlngaml Utah at n rater cf one standard flr t
clans fare ( or the round trip , pluz $2. Head
'of wonderful prosperity of the irrigated cll -
trlcti along the Una nt the Union Pacific and
take this opportunity to sea far yourself.
Tor further Information , descriptive printed
matter , time tables' , etc. , call on or address
your neareit ticket agent , or
II. P. DUURL ,
C. T. A. U. P. System.
1302 Farnam St. , Omaha.
TIIK KKAI.TY MAIIICKC.
INSTnUMHNTS pi iced on record Jfov , 30.
1834 :
Diit 1.1 Amlerixm nnwlf * ti > Cljr Cilioon ,
li.t It block 3. iciitn' ! > I'licr 1,000
Annn Corrlg.in to U 1 * I'nilt. lot K . l.liuU
1. tint ndd to MlwmJrt A enuc park. . . . . IOJ
J ! ' I'l.irli company ID u H Jiwlln < ( ul ,
trustees , lot 13 , block S. J I } lu.lkk' ndd 1
Maurice Anderson nml wllV la Ullan 8reu >
nan , lot X bloc * I , t'ovrll'ii , , , , , . 1
J A It. bertl tn AUKUlt Xrlunn , it I ] nf lot
2 , block < V Omalu 7,009
O M llnudvvell and liuibnnl in Jlt.-tnel
ItPimilds , lot 4 H f 1'ortpr' * 2.000
" * J Mclai nnd wlfo lu II II Crwilull.
umllv fe vt lot n. block I , Hawthorn ? . . . COO
Frank Muri'liy I" Thomn * Hcr.l , lot M ,
Nelinn'i niM. . , , . . . , - . . . . . . . \
MU > url Lumber mil Mlulnif compunr teA
A I , riithtk. B II feet , lot II and II ,
Urxk 8 , Orchnnl II.II . . , , . . . ,
IlKKU *
HhrrttI ID OmnlM I i.in nml .Trttit com *
rnnr , lot * S und . UlmIC M. lot * 5 uad .
Llcwk 13. lot II. binck Ht. lot * 19. U nnd
I 13 , Me * . It M. lot * 3 urwt ( . Unck W. lot 3 ,
blo.-k H pun lot 1 , W.x-tc n , un < llr T- * > -
oct lot 2(7 , Plortnee , . , , . . , . _ 7t
Total amount Of trmr r * U , K >