TI1J3 OMAHA DATLV llEEi .FRIDAY. NOVBMUBIl 02. ISO ! , .
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
AitvprlUenipntn for thpxeolninn
nil IIP taken ttntll ISirtO p. in. for
HIP. evening nnil until H p. in. ( nr tlif
morn I UK iiiiit Hiinilny cillllonn ,
Advprllxern , ! > > rciinrHtliiu : it limn-
liereil elu-rk , run IIIIVP nnmver * nil-
tlrpKKPil to ti numbered letter In pure
if The UPP. Anixrpr no nililre neil
n III IIP delivered niion jirrnpntnllon
if ( be otieelc onlIlnlen , 1 1--e a
T ord llrnt Innprllnnt IP n rvoril
tliereiifter.olliliiK tnU-eti for IPH
tlinti B.'K for llmt Innprtlon. Tlienn
nilvertlneinetilM innnt lie run pnimrcn-
lively.
SIT ! A'l
\VANTi3iT FAMILY \VASHINO. MI.VR
uhlris , 1ft ponl * ; Mnrrh clolhcs 75 rpnln iloifn.
1011 So. 2.1.1 Mrfft. A Mill 22
WANTKIl. Vl.AC'IJ HY nRUMAN nilll. KOIl
Kcncral hauspworU. S14 H. 2Ctb lilipet.
A-MZ2I 23'
WANTntJ-MVB. INTKLUCHINT ACIKNTfl IN
Opintm to ntRnnlZ" club * of miff to live fnml *
lion nf ciur fntnoiift Orchard llmms Innilfl In
Cf-nlral MljstMlppl. The IMP cf linmlKrntlnn
li Rolnir potith. where theirnre no hot wlncK
no cold winters , no blizzard * , no crop failures.
Where two or throe crop * can txrnlsil pnch
year. Where there li no fiirli thine in failure
If n trmn will work imp-half ns hnnl nn he ilop
In this country. Coil summers , tnllrt winter * .
Sure iinylnu props of fruit nnil cnnlen Irurk
nichoft Foil on enrth. It-si rallwnv fncllltle * .
flpo , W. Aines , Rcneral audit .151" Fnrnnm i > ' . .
Omnlin. H < < -
woo TO tirAw RAijATiY rAin RAt.ns.MijN
for clpnrs : cxrterUnce not norri-fifiry : rxtm In-
rt'iremonl1" to ctnlomors. niilinp fc Kline1. St.
r.ouliMn , H-MSgl-XMy
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175.M TO H00.01 I'UIl MONTH Sni.I.lNO Till ?
llMer Double Ilpiort Oil ( Inn Itutncr ; cnn be
plncpil In nny ronk or heilliiR Move nr furnace.
It pro.lnccs n p ifect natural P tire ; better nnd
cheaper thnn coal or wo < > < 1. Knr terms mMrpys
Tiny City Novelty Co. . Works , liny Cltv. Mkh.
41 Mi ; . > - ) *
WANTttP. MRN AT aOOrTTALAUV. CAI.I.
nt 1EI _ Douglnii. _
APInUNT7CKS ! WA NTEI > TO l.KAUN HAil-
her trnilo : steadywotk nftrr olRhl weeks : Snt-
urrtay wiiRfn while lenrnliiK ! tools free ; cn'n-
IORUB tmillttl. HI , Ixinls Ilnrber ciilleife. Sl ! N.
Sth MriTt. St. Loii M > 11-113 ! 3 *
A MAN Oil I.AI1V TO MANAHK niSTnillt'T-
ln onpimplci , sperlallles , iln correfpumllnR.
Rend Sjlvnn Co. , 717 W"o < lwnnl , Hell-nil. Mich. ,
lOo for samples soap , etc. , rccclvp outfit offer.
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WANTI3P. TioY Ti PI'T ' KAWlirH IN
IOUURI-S nt Oinnlia Uplioltlery Co. _ H M2023 ! _ * _
WANTI.M ) . aOOI ) ' INDI'STIUOrH 1IOV. IN-
nulro nt A. Mnnilrllicre , ICtli and Knrtmin , 9
o'clock n , m , 11 M23C ! 4
WANTKI ) , PAUKSMKN. I.OC-AI. AND TIIAVKI.
Inc. throuchoiit Nehlnilcn , to hnmlle ItibrlciilliiR
nnd Innl oils on ruiiiinlHHlnn. fl od In'lueo- '
menls to rlKlit party. Aililrvm HIP 7mic Oil
fo , . Clevelnml , O , 11 Mill SS
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SAI.KSMK.N- TAKM OKDHUS ANIt < 'OI-
lect ; J.'iO.OO bond Hlfined by n bufllneas llrm re-
iiilrtd ) ; exclusive li rrltory ; J2. > .0i > to jrAO )
xvcohlv ; fnr particulars iiddrcss 1 * . O. ln x 1. It'll ,
Nuw Vork I'lty. 11 M231 22 *
s
WAXTKI > KI
KI.KOANT CAIIINMT 1'llOTOS. J2.00 I'KIl VOX.
en. liavles , 113-115 Soulli Kill t > . C 174
WANTHD , ROOD U1HI , AV1TII llI01' ' < KHiNC < iS.
n 1211. S. mh street ( Gcoiulu nvu. )
C 19K
A GUM. Oil WOMAN OK INTIil-MOHNCH
who will do housework can peeure n ROOC !
bonie nnd wngen In uniull r.tmlly. Aihliet-s
F 43 , Hec. C-M2J3
nrsxT IIOUSRS.
IIOUSKS-P. 1C. DAItl.lNG , 11I.OCK.
n 173
IIOU8KH IN AM , 1'AIITS OK THH CITV. Till :
O. Ji * . Dnvls Company. 1M5 Rimain. 0 176
FUHNI81IiD IIOUHI'2 KOH UHNT ;
house , ten 1-OOM13. clCKuntly luinlnhed , hot
water lien I. laundry , ntnble. cairlape , etc.
Thos. ! ' . Hall , 616 I'axton blorit. 13 134
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STANFOHD C1RCI.H COTTAOKH. 6 KOOMS ,
all , modern , uns. fuel. Apply Uyion Rted Cein.
jHiny,212 So. 14th st. _ _ liT77
HOUSES 11ENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 15TII ST.
D-478
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HOUSES-a. O. WAI.I.ACU. S12 IIHOWN HI.K.
-479
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FOH HUNT NICELY FUUNISHKD HOUSE OK
eight rooms besides alcove und iKitluoriin. south
front , with n',1 conveniences. Imiulrc 200S Hnlf-
llownnl 8t. U-2I7
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1C24 NO. 19TI1 ST. . 8-ltOOM MODI5UN 1IUICK
with barn. Oinuhu Heal Eftatc & Truut Co. ,
211 So. 18th ht. 1J 235
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FOU KENT , HOUSES IN ALT. I'AllTS OI TilK
city , liicnnaii , 1/ove t Co. . K I'axtun block.
1J-M2C1.N2 !
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JIODUUN HO US US-NEW 7-1IOOJI DW1JI.L.
Incs near Hunscnm palk , 2713-17 ropplelon nve. ;
modern lirlckp , CK. South 29th , ClS-a ) North 23d
st , unil 1422 tihunvood ave. C. A. Slnrr , f,13
N , Y. Life. n-57)-N30 )
500 S. 2IST AVRNUi : . N1NIMIOOM MODEIIN
house , yard Sl'OxICG feel. J. N. Ficnzer , op | slte
postollli'e. D
BTKAM. NO KQUAh. WINTIHl OU R0MMRU.
cunlral , modern S or C-room Mats. Tl inlJ.'l
N. ami. utuj *
roil IUNT 5-nooM nousio. 631 B. ITTII AYR.
1 > R15W-X30
FOR IlKN'T OIinAl' , nHSlHAllI.R PTOIli : .
Hats , louinii , etc. II. J. Kcmlnll , C2' ' ) S. Kith st.
H 713-IM
3 OK 6 HOOMS"ci.OriiT8. : WATHIl. MS N. U.
D 87I-D10 *
928 N. 27TH AVi : . . 8-U. . MODKIIN , 120.
2001 H. llth St. . 7-r. , modem , 25 ,
277.1 Webster HI7r , , nifdein , J23.
3401 .lacksuii St. , 8-r. . mjdrrn , J29.
410C. I.nf.iyctte ave. , 9-r. , motlern , $23.
207 H. 21th hi. . 14-r. , modern , $50.
20SI R. 21th si. , 3-r. , modern. PIO.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam si ,
D 81 a 89
123 HOrSKH , Al.I. Sr/.KH AND 1'AHTM O
city. ! ' . I' . Wcad , Kill and UutiKbiH Mlirets.
1) Mi.tg.)13 ;
IIOUHI : . WITH CITY WATEII. 112
So. 2Sth.
ii.uaANT nimni.NX'i : . ALL
modern convenUMiccs , besl loeiiilnji , cheap.
llrennnil , I. ova & Co. , 1'iiMon block.
-M10-23
- ; -
COMI'I.IITIH Y KCIINIHIIMI ) 10-ItOO.M lOl'Bi :
for rent. 113 K. 2.h | ftrect. I-JI1C5SO *
1217"so" " 82i > ; ! s.m.
O-MI40 SO
.N TH.v.nooM nitific. UI-MT I.OOA-
tlun In Oninhi : .r mlnulec' walk to K.ih piieet.
W. K. Claik. 22M D.uiclna stuel. D-.MHO 2t
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Fi'iiNiKiii-niiorHiTit : IIKNT o MONTIIH ,
1117 Ronlh 31sl. iic-u Hanscum p.iik. half bloc ) :
from car line. _ I ) MI.V1 24 *
FOU ItliNT/W / KOU A UI1HT ( vTllNini ll.VsTT
nii'iit. Miltablu for ) .hov repair ! . ' , i , or mont
liny lliiht bulne w , or to llyj In. T. * ' . llrnn-
ntr. room 1.Vnio bock. ! D S2 21
FOK IIHNTT A NICI'I I'OTTACIM. S ItOOMfl ,
modern , & minutes witlk fioni business center ,
Rood locullLHi just Hueh a pince UK will milt n
bu > 1ncs mini ; ilcht party , If lit iluap. T. C ,
llruimer , iwim 1 , Wnrn blwk. D 1S1 21
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TIIN-IIOOM imicK , iionrciiN. KIIONTS
Iffiityoiin nail ; ; Ht-chd , $ :3.0) ) , liiinm * rhlna
HI..IO. . D-MIST gl
PtmTiiiWrTi'ioioJt noi : i : , . ii. con. ai >
nnd Cl.u le. i'ZLls > 'J
_ _
fix-noo.M M , j0u r , -jM,4v , , .j jr
ISIh , KOUIIi of M ilrii > } ii , D MWI 2J
rou uiNT-iiiiT-iOOJi : ! ! nousio. jis.oo IMJU
month ; cvnliul locnllon , liuiulru 2010 C.ip. nve.
J ) : - ! !
I.AIUU : i > iT.\nnn : MODEIIN nousi : . it
IMoum ; I'M-iyihliiK llit-t-claiiKi Kood Klable. nil-
llaue. IIDUM * . t'to.j psi'i'llent location near HlKh
hchonl. : ; i'J Oili-auo st. \V. II. ( lilillth. Kar-
lucli hcuel. U-Mi 22"
COTTAtli : , 7 ItOOM.S AND ItATll ! I.A1K1I !
lan-n ; h'ood locnllon ; nrar lumlnuKr ; inil. ! . ' > .0) ) .
1121 N. : 'lh , ' l.'hail's .
coini'r HI.V. . II. ( lilf-
Illll. ICuiluvh liolrl. n-MJOO
iii.N'r-i'iiii.Msiiii : ) IIOOMS.
rou iii\T KriiNisiui : > UOOJIH. WITH
-O. full at : i'J7 ' Uouclas at. K--7H-G
FIIUNIBHii : ) IIOOS1S ; lIl'INd ; 2611
HI , Mary' * , i-MS-j ;
FUKNI lliO : UOOM , id MONTH. 1310 FAIl.S'AM
IMIltMSIIii ) HOOMS AM ) 11OAHU.
M : FuuNiHiiun HOOMH AT Tim
Cnpltol , tK ! t'ip. ave : iransU'iils mvonmuidutrd.
THE FIIANKI.I.V. Ill N. H71I STJIEIJT. FAM.
lly
. UHN 1UWM3. DOWN 7 OWfJ IXCATION. I
Uo.inl optional. l ; Clilcaiio. K-MII1 Z
li'rfi'Y ' l''l'llN'SHKI ' ) IIOOMrf WITH IIOAIUJJ
IUU uawn.iW . Tlo llo . JJ llarney street.
%
von nnxT STonr.s An OKPICKS.
pen nivr run i-RTonr nntcK nr
nl 918 I'smnm street. This bull.llfiR tins n nrp-
nrtil cement trt'ement. pnmplete stenm hent
inif rtxtiires. wnter on nil floors , ens , etc. Ap
ply at Ihn office of The Ilee. I 910
wn WANT ON K nt.viHKi )
nKents to sfll atock renlflente ! ! frured by Und.
Irfiree prollls. I.uaIrlda | hand 'o. . I.e-
Mnrs , la. J--121 13 *
AND WOM K.N
clenr IM.CO weeklv with our Inhir s.iver as
Hislls ; as jw.oo monthly In other llns. . J2.01
dumpies free. Those fecklnK business should
tiddres. , with Knmp , Merrill MfR. fo. ( A M ) .
H I'nnnl street. ChlrfiRo. J 111 PIS
WANTKI ) , (100I > UIM.IAllI.i : AOIJNTM. TO
Hell Kaihcr1 MolllnRer's celelraled remedies for
the cure of rheutnfltbim , lndliestliin , Pntnrih ,
epilepsy , kidney nnd Moixl disease * ; will allow
a llbernl p-Mnmlsslcili ; smnll uipltnl retiulreJ.
A. F. Sawhlll , AlleRhi-ny , 1'n. .1-M2.W Z4 *
AVA.\TKI > TO HUNT.
WANTKI ) , liOAIU ) AND TWO HDOMS. MOI > -
ern conveniences. In prlvnte family , with no
other Imarders , hy e unmerclal traveler nnd
wife , rirst-class reference required. Addri s
K 38 , llee olllcc. 1C-M212 22 *
KmnT-iiooM tiorsi : . AM. M"oin x. iiv
Rood pernmnunt tenant. Address I' ' 4i ) . Her.
K 22i-21 )
WANTKI ) . Rt'lTi : OK 3 Oil I HOO.MR. WITH
boBid. In prlvatp family , by two y nmit married
couples. Addre . MHIIIIR price , full parllculnrs
nnd reference. IIox K 41 , Ileo olllc-e. K -
HTOKACJE-rnANK i\VKR9 , 1211 IIAllNUY.
M-152
1'AriFir R-ron.\au AND WAiuniot'si : co. .
SOS-010 Jones. General storuge and forwartlhiR.
M-4S3
VA\Tin TO niv. ;
WANTC'l ) , TO lll'Y , A TllOUOUailllUI- : ! )
Jersey cow , fre h. must be cheap : state price.
AidliPM F 33 lice. N-157-21 *
2 HECOND-HANI ) I'OOI * TAIH.HS AND S 11H.-
llard tables ; must Iw llrtt class. Address 1' 33 ,
llee. 17I )
WANT15D TO IIUYA nNm.
merchandise. l3WJ.i to Jlo.ix)0.i > ) ; must be
clii-np for cash , In eastern Nebraska or Iowa ;
correspondence strictly cjnlldcntlal. Addiess
IMX C75 , lllalr. Neb. N-M22T. 2I
OII SAM : i. '
FOU SAI.K OR TIIADK. A ROOD 1'AYINO
slock of furniture , stoves nnd tinware. In one
of the best towns In Iowa. Call or address
llyron Rweuzcy , Qiand lutel , Omaha.
0-MIS8 21-
KOII SAM3 MISCKI.I.AMCOUS.
HAIID WOOD , 4 AND C-FOOT FGNC'i : TOIl
corn crlLblng. C. 11. I.ce , 801 Douglas.
IF YOU WANT TO lil'Y Oil HEM. A ROOD
second hand bicycle , KO to Omaha lllcycla Co. ,
323 N , ICth street. Illo-eles repaired.QM777DS
Q-M777-DS
KimNiTi'iiR ii-iiooM "uorsi : . Ft'i.t. FIIIST-
class boaiders. Innulrc at stoic. C24 R. ICIh.
Q-M840 DD'
FOU RAI.n , QUANTITY FINK OLD UUMltlin ,
conslsthiK of 2x1 , 2xi > , 2x-2. CxS : also sheetlne.
shlplap , windows , donrj * . etc. Apply nt yard.
13th and Webfter. or Associated Charities. S07
Howard bticct. Tel. SCIC. t-M132 3D
1 OU SAI.K. A LOT OK TAIlf.BS AND RIHU.V-
IIIR ; I No. E IlcmliiRton typewriter nnd desk ;
1 Hull's aafe : 3 heaters ( hard coal ) lllmhurst
No. 22. lllolcky llros. Co. . 1114 Iliirney st.
Q-177 21
KOU HAU.fT'inAP , WKI.I. IIIIED roiNTiii
puppies ; wiltp for paitlculais. T. G. Hymer ,
Nehawka. Neb. Q ML'2.'I 21
IIOOIC I1INDINO. Tim lifRKLBV PU1NTINO
Co. , Ill and 116 Noith 15th street. U-1S3 D 13
CI.AIUVOYAXTS.
MUS. DU. II. WAUUKNcLAIRVOYANT. RR-
llable business medium ; Stli year at 113 N. liUh.
S 4SI
MASSAGE. IIATIIS. HOT.
MADAME SMITH. N. K. COU. 1CTK AND
las , room 11 ; massage nnd baths.T
T US 23'
MMK. AMES , FORMEUI/V OF ST. LOUIH. MAS-
nigs baths. 507 H. 13th st. , 2d lloor. room 10.
T M12S 23 *
MADAM"R OUACB I.EON , KI.ECTRIC , MAS.
j'aRe ; bath parlors healthful and refreshing. 417
Kouth llth , up stairs. T M136 23'
1'KltSO.VAIj.
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vi.ivr fo. . 340 HER iu.no. , HEALTH nooic
fiee ; homo tiealmcnt ; lady attendant. U 4S3
UATHS , MASSAOE. MME. TOST. 319'.i ' R. 13TII.
U 136
FINE TilVKIlY 11IOS CMIHAP. ED HAUMl.iY ,
17th and St , Miry'a uveuuc. Telephone. 410.
y 4 J7
FOU TYPKWUITKR8 HAYINO THE PRIME
roipilslle.s , durability nnd speed , call on the
United Typewriter & . Supplies Company. Omaha.
U-123 23'
IF Tim IlEADERS OK TIIH HK13 WIM. HEND
mi > P ) cents I will nnll them receipt for colorIng -
Ing gray hair ; perfectly harmless nnd a gratd
iliesslng. ISox Cl , Massena , la. I * M2i : ! ) 21 *
3IOXKV TO I.OAX IIK\J , KSTATI
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
I.lftf. Ixians nt low lales for choice scc'irlly In
Netiaska & Iowa farms or Omahii city property.
W-4SS
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. K. Davis Co. , 1W3 Farnani at. W 4S9
C PKH CENT MONP.Y TO LOAN ON OMAHA
icjl cetato & Neb. fauns. W. 1 ! . Mirlkle , Omaha.
W 490
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMI ROVED OMAHA
propeity. Fidelity Trust Co. , 17i)2 ) Karnam.
W 181
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
leal estate. JJrennan , Love & Co , , 1'axion lllk.
W 4S ! )
CITY J.OA.Ns ! C. A. tJTAUU , CIS N. Y. L1KK.
W 433
U. O. WALLACE , UUOWN 11I.K.
W-431
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
pioperly. W. Fuinam .Smith & Co. . 132) Knrnam
W-495
MORTClAdE LOANS ; LOW RATES. <
J. U. Zilll. ' , ICth and Doutjhu. Omaha.
W-m
FARM LOANS , IJOUdLAS AND HARPY , 1 TO
10 yciiis ; low mtes. liaivln llicn. , I'lO N. Y L.
W133
SIX PER CENT MON'EV TO LOAN ON 1M-
provcd Omaha real cutaiu. Texas lands to ex-
chaliRe. lur Impiovod city property.VIII as
sume or pay Incumbiaiice. Will nor consider
pioponltlon under J40.000. Prefer to deal with
uv. tiers. 1'utcy & Thomas , 1st Nal'l ll.mk bids
W
.1IOXI3Y TO I.OAX-rjll.VTTii.S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS
hoitic.H , wacon * , etc. , ; it lowest r.Urs In city
no icmoval cf goodn : mrlctly conlldenllal ; sou
can pay th loan oft' at any time or In any
umouiil.
umouiil.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN TO.
SOU .S. ICIh bt.
bt.X437
MONEY TO LOAN. 30. CO. 80 DAYS ; FI'IINI.
line , pianos , etc. JJuff ( Jrccn , room S ll.ukcr
block. X-4DJ
WAXTiil TO IIOH lit ) \V.
FOR A IT.50U.W TWO-YEAR LOANW1LL PU1'
up I'X.MM collateat ] security , Addiexs F 43
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'
V.MIS.
I'ORTt'Ni : MADE 11Y I'RKSKNT ADVANCE
111aliif3. . hut nowhcio bo iiulckly us by our
plan of t.iicce > * ful cpciilallon In grain. It u
thq best melhotl In use. Our book explain *
speculation by mall fully. ( Kent free. ) llk-iieBi
batik refen'iicvs. Act i'ckly. | ' Patllson jt c0
47 Om ilia bldit , , ClilcaioIII _ , _ Y M501-33' '
VOll HALlimsiobiw STOCK OK IMPLl"
pienls , } UW otock of confvcllonery , | 30v biilcher
Imp ; a KOUJ lively butlucea ; eood opening In
any of thesa lines ; all In a good town. Al a
njtiift I mu Imprr.vvvl and unliuproved farms In
Ml n url. IvaiMis anil Nebraska to exdmiu : < 3
for cat i lo or nraicrn Iowa lands. Oaks A
Jacksun , Sliver City , la , Y 8XI-D11 *
WANTK.D , JOII PRINTING bKFJcr ; 70 I.cT
cnle li jur > ! oie and rijt and puy rent In
ptlnllns. Dr. 11. J. Kay , Medical a\\tgr. \ \ CM
So. IClll t. _ Y-1M-1
FOR SALE. SALOON RUSINESS AT JW2
I.envrnnorlh lrc l. AJdufa above number.
Y-MU8
PHYSICIAN WANTHO ! GOOD FAMILY PRAC-
I Ion In Omnlu for llr"l cluss phyiilrluii. Ail-
lit fat I' S , lice. } ' tll K'
FOR ItENrT ON JANUARY 1. EALOoT'TV.U
cur , Wth and i'ltrce m. Y-ilJ : *
i.vcn.\x i ; .
NEWSPAPER AND JOII OKI'ICE DOI.VO
t % < .0 ortli of lm lne i < per ) fnr ran lie
cheap. Address F 41. ilee.
Y-MBS S3 *
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MAKK OKKKR FOIl | T.700 NOTE. P. F. IIOO3E.
Iliii , fol. . lith nnd Fnrnam , 7. M-378
GKNERAI , BTOCK , OF DRY OOODS.
Ing , etc , Wnnt real estate and i > ome ca h. Ad-
drew II.IT 114. Frankfort. Ind. 7.-M167 2S
IJH'ROVEI ) FARM IN SOUTHWEST Mis
souri to eiclmnce for small slock ( f merctan- ;
illse. Address P. I' . Illojiom. Deep Water , Mo.
55-170 2I
I-XJUITV IN tARin ( TRACT "oT TAN ! ! NEAR
Omaha , What ha\o you lo offer ? II. F. Dnlley ,
J4I ) N. V. l.lfo blilR. Z-600
SIX-ROOM roTTAOE. FINF-LY Ill'tLT , COSY
Ilttlp home , lo trade for clear vacant lot. F. 1C.
Darling. Darker block. / M213 21
EQUITY IN FINE TIIACKACIK IMIOPKRTY ;
renter of tnun : paved street ; smnll encum
brance ; lo trade fir rlear residence lot or house
nnd lot. F. K. Daillng. ILtrker block.
2-M2I4 It
TO KXrilANnK. FOR LAND , A FINE lll'Rl-
ne corner , 2 blocks from the very lirnrt of
Omaha , worth } 3fi. ( ) . ) , clear , for SOI nr CO < 1
arres Impniverl faun In eastern lown ; mu t
bn Hear. Owner will Rive big bargain. Fi
delity Titut company , agent. 7. M37 26
FARM IN NEW , < EIl. EY , 4 < > MtMS FROM
New York City , to exehnngp for eastern Ne
braska land. Address F 46. Ilee. X-.M2.i > 23 *
rou SAM-UI.U : , IJ
ARSTRACTS-TIIE I1YRON REED COMPANY.
UK-co :
IMPROVED KARMS-O , W. CAllt.OCIC. 120.1 !
Fnrnam H. RE C14-J1 *
I1AROAINS. SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
ertlcs and farms. John N. Frcnzer , opp. P. O.
UK Ml
KAUM LANDS. C , F. HARRISON. 912 N. Y. L.
UE-551-N3' ' ) *
IIARUAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. K. DarlUig , Darker block.
RE-M3
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. 1IAIIQAIN3
In lots. G. G. Wallace , llrown block.
RE-BOI
%
AT RED 110CIC PRICE. LOT 21. 1ILOCK 12 ,
West Knd. J. M. Marston. RE M831-DD *
I1AROA1NS IN ACRES , FARMS , DWELLINGS
nnd lots. F. D. Wcad , 10th ntij Douglns ftieeta.
RI'Mi31D13 !
IOWA 11ARGAIN , 400 ACRES CORN LAND ,
cheap. Address Lock Ilex 4. Modale , In.
RE-M.TOI 30 *
TEXAR FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS , SMALLer
or large traels ; low prlres , easy payments. We
are. prepared to niiswcr ipiestljn touching
these lands , nnd In nrrangp for clieap inllroad
fare for any persins wishing to visit southern
Texas. CuriVHmiidencu | solicited. Omaha. Real
Estate nnd Tiust Co. . 211 S. ISth street.
RE-M2D7
llt'Y A FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM IN THE
ilellRhful cllmatiof New Jersey : price for 10
neres. JSOO.OO , payable } 2.W down and J2.00
weekly ; title clear ; write to lllsley'H real es-
Into olllcc , 211 S. 10th street , Philadelphia. 111.
RE M232 22 *
AM IN WANT OK CASH ; WILL SELL HEAL
tstate bringing over 10 per cent now , guaran
teed ; fS.5'H.00 ' buys It. Address owner , K 42 ,
Men olllce. UE-M222 21 *
nonsns
WANTED-IIOHSnS TO WINTER ; REST OK
care : terms reasonable. AV. . 1'helps & Son ,
207 N. Y. Life bide. Telephone , 1034. 33S-N23"
HORSES WINTERED ; REST OK CAltK AND
attention ; best stables In the country , box
stalls ; no sheds. Omaha Fair and f--p cil asso
ciation. Ceo. M. Swlgart , supt. ; telephone 1121.
MJRJ-N25
HORSES WINTERED ! REST OK CARE
given horses. iKith winter and summer. Ad
dress M. J Welch. Grctna , Neb. M3M-30
HORSES WINTERED ; GOOD SHEDS AND
plenty of water ; best of caic. Jl.fiO per month.
Inqulic W. F. Sn > der , OSlh nnd Leavenivorth.
S3S-23 *
MANTELS , GHATIOS AX TILES.
WOOD MANTELS. GRATES , TILES FOR
tlreplacea. vestibules nnd large floors ; write for
prices. Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha. 503
MIOUIGAL.
PILES CURED. HY A SINGLE PAINLESS
treatment ; no cutting ; no tying ; no clamp ; no
caustics. Rectal dl.seaFcs a specialty. Hoston
Pile Cure Co. , S07 New York Life building.
ir.3-2l
MUSIC , AUT AXU LANGUAGE.
GEORGE F. GELLnNUKCh" , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1S13 Chicago street 103
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FOR FIRST CLASS HELP. HOTELS AND PIU-
vate families ; call Canadian OHlcc , 1S22 Douglas.
C11-D2
iiuirnixo AXU I.OAX ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. . & II. ASS'N PAY
C. 7. 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old .always
redeemable. 1704 Fainani st. Nattlnger , Sec ,
COS
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Inteiest on savings. Apply lo Omaha L. & II.
Ass'n , 1704 IJee Uldg. O , M. Nattlnger , Sec.
cio
\VMIHOICKIIS. .
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. IIS N. 10 ST.
C21
SHORTHAND AXI ) TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN BANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIFE.
600
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE , ISTH. FARNAM
C07
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13lh and Dodge. Rooms by day or week , 611
THE LANoTTlIOTEL. C02 8."TlTir STREET.
Bteam heat ; table board , 13.00 per ueck.
M-51J
STEAMSHIPS.
LOWEST- RATES TO OR FROM EUROPE :
western agency Thomas Cook & Stm excursions.
Harry E. Moores , 1415 Karnam street. Omaha.
M-930-D13
JIUSIXKSS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVKRED , 719 N. 10.
M6
UNIliilTAKiuS AXI ) EMIIALMEIIS.
II. If. RURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbnlmcr , 1C1S Clilcagj nt. . telephone 90 , C17
8WANSON & YAL1EN , 1701 CUMINO , TKL. 1000 ,
DI3
M. O , MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Karnnm nt. , telephone 223. CIS
HAY AXU GltAIN.
HUY YOUR HAY HY TON OR CAR I.OTS. WE
buy hay. A , H. Snyder , IMS Hurt st. Tel , Ili7. (
COAL.
USE SHERIDAN COAL Tim REST SOKT
co.nl. Pen < i. haul real price guaranteed. Victor
While. Tel. 127. 1COS Kamani. 515
imiM I NOUS COAL , CAR LOADS. FOR
tl'iinestlo or steam purposes , address Excelblor
Coa | Mining Co. , Du Quoin , III. M169 1)18
LOST.
STRAYED-ONE SORREL HOUSE , SHORT
tall ; weight about LOW Ibs. Information an
to his wheicalwuls will bn gratefully received.
John I , Redlck , IMlli Farnani tl.
Loit-M7.2J
LOST ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MUSIC ROLL
ronliilnlns sheet music. Hi till n In llea olllce.
Ix ) t 2IS 22 *
KLECTHIOAL TilEAT3IE.VT ,
M1KS VAN VOLKENUURGH DESTROYS PERmanently -
manently by eleclrlcity superllu us halit , mules ,
warn , etc. Room 410 , N. Y. Life I lid if ,
MM5 D15'
DANCING.
NIJVV CLAOS KORMINO AT MOItAND'S
ijchnol , 1310 Harrty Kt , Adults , Tuesday and
Friday , S p. m. ; children , Tuesday. 4:15 : p. in ,
Saturday. 10 tt. in. and 2 | > . in. Call for term * .
Alu-ayv open ; private Jrraoni. WS-D15
li.VTI.STS.
UR. PAUL. PENTIST , ) HURT ST. ( U
QUAKER OATS
The Child l.ovcs It.
The Dyspeptic Demands It.
The Hplcilrc Dotes on It.
DO YOU EAT IT *
Monthly
Pains
nntl nn.xiotlcs.cnn bo relieved to a cer
tainty by using
Dr. Chevalier's
Female
Price , SI.00 per box.
If you tire timid nnd In doubt na to
what will relieve you , sciitl for these
pills. Sent settled securely by mnll on
receipt of price ,
Sherman &McConnell Drug Co
1513 Dodge St. OMAHA , NEB.
EMP RZ ,
| The clian"c to secure such an old fash-
loniMl Etilt as this may recur to you two or
three times In Ilio futrre. llut can you
artorJ tovnlt and. take the chaness ?
Novcr have we seen n more attractive bit
of Rmplre history'than this unique bedstead.
The most Important consideration Is the
wood , which Is ohl , richly veined Honduras
mahogany , with a wonderful wealth of ser
pentine graining ! ! . ' It takes a very high
flnlslt
In addition to the above suit we are offer
ing this season some exact copies cf famous
old pieces of furniture at marvelously low
prices.
CHARLES SII1VERICK & CO , ,
Fiirniturc and Draperies ,
TWELFTH AND DOUGLAS STS
NOTE "The Ulster ; , of Furnl'are , " 11-
luRtrated , recently iiubltslifd by us , will be
mailed to any person Upon applluailnr. .
OFFICE CONSTnUCTING QUAltTER-
maHter. Omaha , Neb. , November 18. 1S95.
Sealed proposals , In triplicate , subject to the
usual conditions , will be received here until
12 m. , central standard time , Wednesday ,
November 27 , 1S95 , nt which time and place
they will be opened in the presence of bid
ders' , for constructing wa'ks at Fort Crook ,
Neb. Government reserves the rlcht to
reject or accept any or all proposals , or
any part thereof. Plans and specifications
can be seen , and ail Information obtained
on application here. Rnvelopes contninlnc
proposals should be marked "Proposals for
walks. " nnd addressed to CHAUL.15S F.
HUMPHREY. Major und Qr. Mr.
M-N10-20-21-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Leonlmrd
Klrsclit and Emll Durr , under the llrm
name of Klracht and Durr , carrying on a
wholesale liquor business at Omaha , Neb. ,
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Said Klrscht will continue the business nnd
assumes the debts nnd will collect all ac
counts duu the llrm
l.KONIIAUD KIRSCHT.
EMU , DUIIR.
Omaha , Nov. 20 , 1SS5.
WHITS STAIfc
United States nnd Itoynl Mall Steamers.
SatllnR fr. New York vyilUNKSDAYS us follows :
Adriatic , 20 Nov. 8:30 : n'mlTcutonlc , 4 Dee , . 7 am
Germanic. 27 Nov. , 2 pmllirltamilc. U Dec. , 2 pm
.Saloon passage , JW nnd Uiwurd. |
Hecolid cabin , $ JO and upward.
HtecrnRc imsK.Tge , } 1G nnd upward.
Drafts puynble on demand everywhere In Great
Drltnln and Ireland nald nt lowest rates.
For Inspection of plans of steamers and any
further Information upply to local agents or dl *
0. SIAITLAND KEnSEV.CTl Act. 23 JVway , N.T.
N. ANDI-JIIKCW , G'l WN Act. ,
I KQL'TH I'l.AniC 8TIIEBT. CIJICAOO.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves IIJUIILINQTON & HO. RIVUU.IArrlvcs
OlimhulUnlun Dfput , 10th & Mason Stu.l
8:30nm : . Denver Express . 0JSain ;
4 : : ' > pm.Illk. HlllH , .
Mont. & Puget Snd ii. 4:03 : | > in
4.lopm : . Denver lixuroti , . 4:0jpm :
7:05jin..Nelnasktt : Local ( except .Sunday ) . . 7:43nn : ;
. . .Lincoln I K'H ! ( except Hundnyi. . , ll:25am :
2:45pin..Kiist : Mull ( for Lincoln ) dally. . . _
OinahalUnlon Depot , 10th K Manon Sla.f Omaha
C : < y > pm . Chicago Vo tlbuli * . 8:00nm :
9:4Sam : . ChlcuKO Hxprcss . 4lSpm :
7'Mpni.'hlcaKO K Kt. Linilx Uipivsn. . . 8i : > lum
llini ; : . I'aclllc .Tuncllon Local , . r ; 30pm
_ . j-- 1''n t M" " . 2:40pm :
Leaves ICIIICAHO , MIL. & 8T , PAL'L.IArrlVfs
Oniahulynloii Depot , loth & Mnsim KUiJOnialia
C00pm ; . Ci'lrnfm ' Limited . S:0'nm :
10ii'i > in , _ . .ClilcaRO Mxrrress ' _ _ ( e . .Sunday ) , . . a : Kpm
Leaves ICIIirAOO & < NOHTHWI-STN.IArrlve ;
OinnlmlUnlon Depot ; ' 10th & Mason _ Sts. I Omaha
. . . . . ICaslcrnt Rxpregi..7 , . . . 3:5"ipm :
4:45pm . VcftltiiiloiJ Limited . 9:2)nm :
'
515pm ; . Omaha * (7ikhio ( Spc-i ! : . 8:10am :
4 ilSpli ] . llonn 'Locnl .
Leaves ICIIICAOOru I. & 1'ACIKIC.IArrlvus
OinaliallJiilon Depol , . 10th & Mason fllH.I Omalm
'T. AST.
lf:40am. : ' . . Atlantic I vv pi M.I ( ex. Kunday ) , . . C:33pm :
C2.'ipm ! Nlflu"Uxprcna 8:20am :
4Mpm ; Chlcugu Vr tlbuleil 1.milled l:35pm :
4SOpm..St. ! I'aul ctflhulod l.lmllcil. . . . l35pm ;
'OjUjiniOklahoma AiTciar HE. ( ex. Sun..10rSam ) :
l40pm ! Colorndn Wifillfi-j . . . . . . .400pin !
Leaves I C. , BTTViT I. & O , ( Arrive *
Omalial Depot , ISljirnmt Webster Sis. | Omalia
"
Sl5am ; Bloux" ( .Uf Accommodation. . , 8ipm :
12:15pni.Hloux : Cltvi ti ! WPHS ( ex. Kun. ) . . .11 ; r.un
JBitJlmi . . . .81. iPunJ.linlle.l | _ g10ani ;
Leaves ( ! ' . . R. kSlttl VA 1,1.13 Y. I Arrives
Omalial Depot , ISH ) jnr1 Wfli > torfit _ . I Omalia
; | . . , . . . . ' Milj. ' .1 lixpresa & :20pm :
2:3Spm.ex. : ( Hat.V ) > < ) Kx. ( ex. Mon ) S20pm ;
7W.iiu..Norfolk : lixprtm , ( ex. SunJay.1025nm ) !
BMSpm Kt. l'4iil Kxpi'esa 90.im ;
I.cavea I K. C. , ST. J. & C. 11.Arrived
OJiialialUiilori I ) pot , 10th & Mason Rt > .fOmaha _
8-Kain Kaniiai City Day ICxpreti. . . " . . C:30pm :
9 ; 5pm.K. C. Nlaht lj t Via U. iyTfan . _ 7OOain :
leaves I MIHSOlJni PACITIR. lArrlvts
Oinalial Depot. Ijlh andJlVelnter Sla. I Omalia
' 2 : < ' " St. liulg Kxineft , . . . ' . . . 6:00"aTH :
JS : . . . . . . . . . . . lyiula Kxprcw 6:08pm :
. ; 80iin..ll.Nebra | ltalxical _ _ ( ux. Ban. ) S:00arn :
Leaven I "SIOUX CITV & PACIFIC , ( Arrives
' Omahal Depot " ' , 13th and \Vc-liatfr tits , | Omaha
'CilSpm . . . .Bt. I'uul'LlniU'i-il 9lOa7n !
Iave. I , . 8IOIJX CITV" & PACIFIC"lAirlves
OmaliatJnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason BU. | Omaha
. . . .NfHh Platte lixptPM. . , . , , . , < : JoTrn
. . , , . . . . . .overland Limited . ' < :45mi :
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-.OranU Island Kjpress ( ex. Sun.,12:10pm ) :
. . . . . ytt , M
. ? Irr iwA AH "nAlLWAY. lArrireT
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OmahalUnlon Depot , lOtU i Mason St . [ Oinah
NEARLY READY FOR THE JURY
Arguments in Gttmmings Murder Oaso to
Bo Finished Today.
DEFENSE NOT ALLOWED TO STATE INTENT
I'liiiiinltiKVn * > on tlie Mn nil tlir
t.renter Part of llu * roreiiooii
UN Mur.v of Hie I'ntnl
Ilitnrt-el.
It was only n few inlntitcs ot noon when
nil of the testimony In the CiiminlttRS murder
trial \\as Introduced and the court adjourned
to convene npaln at 2 o'clock In the after
noon , when tla arsuments to the jury were
begun.
The morning wag occupied by Ihf defense
In Introducing testimony which tended to
show that the prisoner killed Vance In f : lf-
defense. There wer < ! a number of witnesses
on tlie stand nnd thcsv In the main cor
roborated the testimony of othr witnesses
for the defense. There was fcome contradic
tion In Riving Hie details of the affair and
It was understood that the state's attorney
would devote n portion of his remarks to tin-
jury to attempting to show that therefore
their testimony should not be held as being
credible.
Tlio only matter In the trial yesterday
which tended to arouse any Interest In the
case was the fact that Cummlngs was to bo
placed on the stand. Ills testimony , how
ever , failed to develop anything now. as It
was In line with that given by tli ? witnesses
for his defense. It differed In many re
spects , though , front that given by the state's
witnesses.
CununliiRs said that after the first pool game ,
which had not been settled for and after ho
had made n demand for money , two ot the
boys who had been In the game spoke thro.it-
enlimly lo him. They refused to pay , saying
that the boy who should have pnld for the
game had left the saloon. While the thrco
were disputing Vance walked around the pool
table and when ho arrived In front of Cum
mlngs lie had a billiard cue In his hand.
Cummlngs swore that Vance Mid that he.
would fix him , cr words to that effect , and
applied a vulgar epithet to him. Ho then
raised n billiard rue and struck at Cummlngs.
Cummlugs dodged and looped to escape the
blow , and nn lie did FO he picked up a bil
liard cue. Hefore Vance had tinio to strike
another blow Cuminlngs hit him and he fall
to the floor. This portion of the testimony
contradicted some of Cummlngs' wltnesse.
who eiworo that both Vance nnd Cummlngs
had cues In their hands and struck at the
same time.
In the course of Cummlngs * testimony his
attorney asked Mm what intent he had In
mind when he struck at Vnnee. This ques
tion was strongly objected to by tlie prose
cuting attorney nnd the objection was sus
tained by the court. Cummlngs. however-
was permuted to say whether no fearou in
jury nt the hands of Vance , and he atisroered
that he did. The first question , however ,
lawyers pay , raises n point that has never
been raised in the district court of this dis
trict , nnd. If Cunimlngs Is convicted , will
probably bo made the chief grounds on which
the case will be carried to the supreme court.
When the defense rested the fctate intro
duced ns evidence come of the testimony given
by wltnissca for the defense In police court ,
which , It is held , contradicts tuelr testi
mony fi'ven at the trial. Ar , umen a consumed
all the aftsrnoon nnd were not finished.
HAS HKACIIIoTi Tiin Dl.STIIICT COIMIT
DDKCIIteller CIIMI- Will He Cnlleil nl
nit Marly Dale.
The transcript from the police court In
the case against Dogcatcher Sposrl and Heat
Inspector Frank reached the district court
yesterday and the Information against
THE MURRAY.
Omaha's Leading Hotel ,
) o (
New Equipment.
FIHST-CLAHS AND MODERN ,
Special Kates by the Month for
the Winter.
B. S1LLOWAY , Pros , and M r. ,
14th and Hartley St * . , Omnlin.
talrolllhlcSallHj'ai- * ! > ntl < i. Nouo equal
JuOc , nt driifffflHlH or Col. Chum Co. , Wash. , I ) , u.
I Are You
f Toothless ?
f I will inaqo you n Now Sot
t for .fo.OO. Fit Qua ran toed.
DR. WITHERS , -1th Floor
1 ICth and Douglas.
> Tel. 1775.
O 0 O O O 0 O O O O O 0 0 0 O
EV KY WOMAN
Sometimes needs a reliable
monthly regulating medicine.
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS ,
A"3 prompt. saf < i nnd certain In result. The cenu-
'no ur lVnl'sii < > ver'l'ai ! > twiiiit. Rpsit anywcera
Jl.OO. Sherman & UcConneU Dra Co. . J5U
Dodge itreut. Omabl , Ntb.
IimidATION HOND SALE.
Notice Is hereby ulven that scaled pro
posals will bo received by the boaru of
directors of the Ord Irrigation district of
Valley county , Nebrubka , nt their otllco in
Ord In raid district , up to 2 o'clock p. m.
of the 2d day of December. 1S93 , for $50,000
of the bonds Issued by said Irrigation dis
trict , nil of snld bonds being- bonds of 1500
each und drawing Interest at tlio rate of
e per cent per annum , p.iyabu ! annually ;
the principal and interest of Huld bonds pay
able nt tlio ofllcu of the stuto treasurer of
the Btuto of Nebraska , said bonds being
payable In Installments ns follows : $2,500
thereof paynblo In eleven yearo from the
date thereof ; $3,000 puyahlo in twelve years
from the dote thereof ; * J,500 payable In
thirteen years from the datu thereof ; JJ.OOO
payable In fourteen years from tlio iluto
thereof ; II.BOO payable In llftecii yc-ant from
the date thereof ; $5,000 payable In slxtcecn
years from the Unto thereof ; $5,500 paynhlu
In seventeen years from tlio data thereof ;
1 , DOO payable In clKhteecn years from thu
dale thereof ; $7,500 payable In nlnotcen
years from the date thereof ; ' $ SOoO payable
In twenty yearn from the date thereof.
The Hoard of Directors reserve the right
to reject uny und nil bids.
Address all bids to B , I' , Clements , secre
tary , Ord , Nebraska.
Ry order of the Hoard of Directors , made
this 7th day of November. ISM.
N10 i20t
DOCTOR
Searles &
Searles
SPECIALISTS IN
Nervous , Chronic
und
Private Diseases
WEAFMEN
HKXIIAUA' .
All I'rlvato DUcitsuH
und DlHiinliTKof Moil
1 Tri'iitiiM'iit by mall ,
consultation lieu ,
SYPHILIS
Cured for life and tha poison thoroughly
cliarwed frum the nvfitem. I'll.Kft. FIbTDl-A
aiMl JIKCTAI , in-CURS , HVDKOCKI.K AND
VARICOC'ULB permanently and succMafully
cured. Method nfw and unfailing.
STRICTURE AND BLEETSK
lly new method without pain or cuttlns ,
Call on or uddi M with Ktanip ,
Dr , Searles & Searles ,
them was nt once filed. An apreomcnl lisa
been entered Into between the Mute and the
defendants that ( he latter shall waive the
lime required by the ( Intutes to elapse from
tlio ( line the Informations nre filed until the
trial cf the case. Therefore the. case will
cotno up for trial at once ,
The transcript from the police court In
the case cf George. Morgan , charged W'lth
the innrdetof Ida Gnfklll. was nlsn filed
yesterday. The Information will bo nt once
mndo out and Morgan will be airnlgned s
soon ax possible. It Is the Intention of Mir-
county attorney to have Morgan's trial emir
nt an p.irly date , but the day has not yet been
set. _ _ _
Tiiniu Titot III.KM .vim < ; no\vi\r.
> MV KrnnlrrMkM for nn tinier
. \Knliiit Illi I'M r I in-1- ,
The South Uniatm stock firm of I'razlcr &
Ilurke appears to be nt the present time
without n head or management. Wednesday
In answer to n petition , ono of ttm partners ,
Oeorge Durko , tmrcrc < led In obtaining a tem
porary restraining order preventing his part
ner. James A. Krazler , from Interfering wither
or laving anything In do with the business
of the firm. Yesterday Kranler stated
Ills side f the rase and obtained n redlin
ing order prohibiting Ilurke from hiving any
thing to do with the firm's hm < iupKj.
JnniM A. and \Vllllam Krazlcr began action
ngalnsl Ocorgc llurko for the primary object
of dissolving the partnership of Knzlor nml
Uurkc. Moreover , they ask that the sheriff
bo placed In pOK'csslon of nit the properly ,
assets and proceeds from future sales tif
stock until a receiver Is appointed , whopu
duly It shall be tn make an accounting tit
the slock of the llrm and distribute the proceeds -
ceods obtained from its sale among the cred
itors.
Minor .tluderx III ( "oiirl ,
Ida M. Vjn Alst has been appointed Hi ?
guardian of Caroline M. Van Alst , a minor.
The K. S. N'ewcomb Lumber company has
put In n claim of fl.'SO ' against the prop
erty of Isaac S. Unseal ] , on which Kd C.issl-
day nnil others uro seeking to foreclose.
Tln , , , onuolclo nt n lll.n l , , l.lfil o.l
against llascall fome time ngo.
An application for n receiver la being made
before Judg ? Uullle In tlio case of the IVim-
sylvnnla Mutu.il Insurance company against
J. II. l-'rck. The property for which a re
ceiver Is asked Is the Union hotel at Six
teenth and Webster streets.
llrcili.-u Out with IlollN.
"I have been taking Hood's Sarsaparllln
and It has cured mo. I was all broken out
with bolls on my back and face , and was
nhu troubled with a pain In my back BO that
I could not sleep nights. After taking two
bottles of Hood's Sars.iparllla I was entirely
cured. " Mllburn Urundage , Cairo , Xcbr.
Hotxl'3 Tills euro sick headache.
T1II2V IIOTII WAVI' Till ! C'lllI.D.
eil IiireiitN SlrlvliiKT for the
CiiNloily of a I , II lie Ctrl ,
III a reply filed with the clerk ot the dis
trict court yesterday , Jennie I ) . Mngranu-
Thompson objects to the proposition of her
divorced husband , that he ly given the cus-
tod.v of their child. Jlncrane said that his
former wife wss not fit tn have the child
because she refused to send her to the
school which he selected , and moreover , because -
cause when the child was in the Academy
ot the Sacred Heart , t > ho took her away.
As another reason , ne said that she allowed
the little girl to take part In a child's opera
when nhe wore short skirts.
In reply , Mrs. Maerauc-Tliompson says
that the opera In which the girl
took part was given for the Creche ,
and out of the proceeds the Creche was aided.
She sayn that the girl's attire on that occa
sion was not Immodest , and that she was
only 8 years old. As an evidence of the fact
that the opera , was perfectly proper , she
cites the fact that many little girls of reputa
ble parents took part in it.
Referring to the school question , Mrs.
Thompson ysys that sh never refused to send
the child to school , nnd took her out of the
Sacred Heart academy only once , and that
when she was sick. She says that If the
child Is given to Magrano , he cannot usml
her to school because he has not the means.
She makes the general statement that he la
unfit to carei for the little one.
Magrane alleged that his former wife hat1
tried to prejudice the child against him ,
and has changed her name to Thompson.
The woman denies this , saying that she has
been perfectly nsutral when npeaklng about
the girl's father , saying nothing cither for or
against him , and that If the child has any
prejudice against him It is because of hit'
conduct. _
Look Out for the .MeiixlcH
And all other contagious diseases by keepIng -
Ing a supply of Allen's Hygienic Fluid con
stantly on hand. It has no superior ns a pre
ventive medicine Is a pure and sweet-smell
ing disinfectant , deodorant nnd germicide
healing nnd cleanrlng. It has many other
uses which nro told of In tlio wrapper on the
bottle.
pii'"nn.soticiiT ' TIII : PLACIS.
Content for Hie I'oNltlon of AHNl tniil
nl ( In1 I'ulilliI.llirary. .
An examination conducted along new lines ,
or , more specifically speaking , according to
civil service rules , was Inaticurntcil bv Li
brarian Hurrows Wednesday for the use of the
applicant : ) for a position under him us as
sistant librarian. There were fifteen young
women who entered the llbta in competition
for the prize.
The marks earned by the different parties
ranged from 23 to 100 per cent , the highest
being earned by Miss Alice Kgbcrt , who was
given 100 ; tha second , Mlfs Healer llalbcrt ,
89 ; and the third , MlK ) Grace Williams , 98.
The others of the contestants went consider
ably below this mark , but the majority made
a good showing. Two hours and a half were
allowed by the librarian for the filling of
the printed lists of questions which , covered
nearly n dozen largo-sUcil pages of legal cap.
Thirty minutes were allowed for answering
of the ( lr t blank or declaration , which re
lated to per&onal < | utstlony as to residence ,
health und general lit HOES of the applicant for
tlio position , and two houra for thu remainder
of the questions , which covered a largo field
of literature , together with names of authors ,
both American and foreign , Tlio questions
printed upon the blanks cover Bubject.i on
history , travels , llctlon , ancient and modem ,
and sciences. They required a largo range
of reading In order to answnr correctly.
Miss Kgbcrt will probably bo selected for thu
position.
A , (3. ( Hartley of Magic , I'n , , write * : "I
foul It a duty of mine to Inform you and the
public that DoWItt's Wltrh Ha/el Halve cured
mo of n very bad rase of eczema. It also
cured my boy of a running toro on his leg.
IN Till : KKIMMtAI , COI.'IIT.
Olid-ill ( ! | ( j 1'onlolllee Ilol.luTM IN.
KorK Hut Money.
The case of the United States against John
J. Truman of Uenoa was begun before Judge
Dundy In the federal court yesterday.
This Is a suit to recover on a postmaster' . * !
bond.
bond.H.
H. C. APPleton and I'd Harris , ths Central
City burijlars , who pleaded guilty Tuesday ,
were yesterday ordcied to turn ovqr
the money , $160 , which was found on them
at the time of their arrest , to the postmaster
at Central City , who was on hand to receive
It. Applvton and Harris cap'urcd tlio block
watchman In Central City , compelled him tn
arnmpany them lo the poslofllce and hold a
lantern while tli''y blew tlio safe.
A foreclosure caao Involving $10,000 on lotx
In Koimt/.e addition , the Northwest Mutual
l.lfo Insur.-ineo company v * Harriet A. Jensen
et al , was filed with Clerk J-'wiik yesterday.
\VII.I. ASK A I'-IIItTIIIMl llf.nrCTIO.V ,
Coiiller Mill IIIHNN | | Unit III * Hull
Itiinil IN K\t'cNMlve ,
On Saturday next a motion will b > i pre
sented to Judge Srott to reduce the ball
bciuJ of J. K. Coulter , thij ex-deputy city
treasurer , wha IE charged v.lth tlio embez
zlement of city moneys. OonlUr'H bond was
at first fixed by Judgb Ilcrka at ? " , ,000 , and
was later reduced to ? 20,000 on motion of
Coulter's attorney. Judge Iorl ! < n hax re
fused to further rHuoo ilia bvtnl , and there
fore an appeU In to 1)9 mad * to .ludgf Hrotl ,
at Cotllter'u attorney * ayn h liny a rl lit
to do , although the rase has not an yet
ruiclied the OlMrlct
The delicious fragrance , rcfrevhlnK feeling
and soft boauly luipiiito'l tu Hi ? fckln by
I'ozzonl' * I'owder , cuminem ! * U to M I
ElKIIORN WILL NOT STAND IT
Unwilling to Sco Old Or\in Rntca to Knn-
sas Oily Restored.
READY TO USE A KNIFE IF NECESSARY
.Not Intere te < l In HIP Hint I from llto
Smith nnil Delernilneil to I'roteet
lln lne i Iti Hi ttuu
Terrllorj- .
Thosv shippers nnd grain men nt Katis.it
Clly IIUVP a faculty of making n very larso
splurge over very small matters that nre in
favor of ihelr city.
The Ilee Wednesdiy contained n showing of
the weakness of the Kansas Clly shippers'
claims that the Union I'nclftc was boycotting
Karsas City by making grain rates from
Ntbrapk.t Hint favored Omaha nndvcro
against Kansas Clly.
A nieetlng of the shippers was held .it
Kansas City Wednesday , brfore which c'relgM
Tralllo .MalinemMunrop of the Union 1'itclllo
appeared to listen to the grievances of the
grain men. lleports from Kansas Clly In-
ilicate ( lint the shippers won n great victory
nnd that the Union Pad lie simply laid down
the b.irs to the Nebraska p.U'tures nnd In
vited i ho Kansas Clly shippers lo conic In
nnd gorge themselves.
The Union 1'nrlllc didn't do anything ot
tlio kind. Mr. Munroe states that the com-
plulnts of the shippers when brought down
to brass tacks didn't amount to tx > much
after nil. In puttlni ; In the grain rales from
Nebraska points In September the Union
1'aclnr advanced the rates to Knusas City
from Nebraska points 1 nnd 1 ! cents from
. . . .
.l
- - I - .1I
and Norfolk the advance was ; > cents and It
was on this Increase In rates that nil of the
howl was raised about.
After hearing the grievances nt length Mr.
Munroe agred to a readjustment of tha
rates to the territory surrounding Ced.ir
Kttplds , Norfolk and Albion. No dellnlto rate
was agreed upon , but It U thought that thu
rale on grain will bn dropped 1 cent from the
points named. This will be ratlsfactory to
the Kansas City shippers and will only con-
funu to the Increase In rates from other
parts of the > slate.
While the Union Pacific and the Kansas
City shippers nre suppose. ! to be Killsfleil
with the readjustment of vales. It Is by no
means certain that the Klkhorn will take
kindly to the reduction , slight as It Is , In
favor of Kansas City. The Hlkhorn him nn
Interest In Kansas" City ami has expressed a
determination to protect Itself In Us owtl
territory In Nebraska. Hefore ( he recent nd-
vance was made In grain rates to Kansas
City by the Union Pacific the Kansas City
shippers were so manipulating rates from the
river east to Chicago that they wen enabled
lo make a hotter rate on grain from Athlon ,
Norfolk and Cedar Unpldt' , via Kansas City ,
Ilinn tlin nmn } < n fnn.lc % , -M , . . . . .nt , . .IM. 4 . . ,1I. , . .
the fact that the haul via Kansas City was
several hundred miles greater than the direct
route through Omaha. The Klkhorn will not
stand any such a deal ns Unit for : t mliintu
nnd there will Le n war on In short order It
the revised rate agreed to by Mr. Mnnroo
enables the Kansas Clly shippers to rcnow
their old tactics of cutting the through rates
to Chicago on business that belongs by ull
rights to the Omaha lines.
IT 31A V M3T I.CO.MI'liTITIO.Y. .
! in lire me Court 'I'l-leni-apli DeelMlon
( 'oiislilereil Pur Uenelilii r.
Western Union and Union 1'aclflc olllclali
are still unadvised a to the extent of the
changes In their present system of doing
business that will result from the enforce
ment of the recent decision of the Uultfd
States supreme court , which declared that the
Union I'aclllc must maintain and operate u
system of telegraph lines for Uio benefit of
the commercial business of the couu'ry , sep
arate from IU present contract with the
Western Union.
What the Western Union now has most to
fear la the activity of the Postal Telegraph
company. Umbr the new order of things , the
Postal company Is In a position to take busi
ness from the cast for stations touched by
the Union I'aclllc and dejnaud from that com
pany the transmission of Its meiwages at tlio
same tolls that will bo '
i/ald by the U't-atoru
Union , or any other telegraph company. The
Postal has been making an aggressive light
for business for pcvernl years In the west
and has become a most active and aggrcsslvo
competitor of the Western Union. The com
pany has been , for obvious reasons , uliiu out
of a great deal of territory In the west that
hi now open to it under the now order. Tha
company can now demand that it be given
connection with the Union Pacific lines , and
thus become a compe'ltor for business In ter
ritory which has usually been held exclu
sively by the Western Union. Local olllclah
of the Postal nru not Informed aa to what
action the company will likely take under its
new opportunities , but there sems to bo no
doubt but that the new Held will bu promptly
pre-empted. In telegraph circles It la gen
erally understood that the Pos'al was really
suited In u declaration by the highest court
of the land that th ? Union I'aclllc lines must
bo open to business offerfd by any and nil
companies and that the monopoly horoloforo
held by the Western Union must bo abolished. ,
It Is remembered and clttil that when JH/
Oould'started the American Union Telegraph '
company , ho Instituted a pimllar uctlon to get
access to the lines of government aided roadH. s
but did not putdi the matter when he got an .
opportunity to sell the American Union tn
the Western Union company. '
Should Hie Postal push ihi claims for busi
ness In tlie west , nit entire revision of tlio
methods of doing InmlnoFH by the Union Pi- ,
cific and the Western Union along the Union
Pacific lines will bs made necea jry.
llnlliviiv : SOCH nnil I'erHiiiiiilN.
N. H. Foster has been appointed aealstant
to General Manager Flllmoiu of the Southern
Pacific.
J. H. Shcarson of Chicago , wllh the supply
department of the Northwestern railroad , Is a
Mlllard arlval. -i
J , I , , Iletliotlngton , general agent for tilt |
Daltlmoro & Ohio Southwestern railway line , i
Is a Mlllard guest. . : '
Arthur II. Smith , assistant general pniv- ' '
Konger agent of the llurllngtuii , Is In the ' , >
Illack Hills country.
U. 0. Soulc of KUIIWUS City , contractlni ;
freight agent fur the Memphis & Charleston
railroad , is at 'ho ' Mlllard.
J. M. llechlel , division passenger agent ot
Die IliirlliiKtiin railroad with headiiuurteru at
Iliirllngton , In. , ix at the Delloiic.
W. W. Miller , commercial agent for the
.Mlnnourl , Kansas & Texas railroad. Ix regis
tered al tlio Mllljicl from Kansas City.
James Woodworth , formerly asslu'ant gen
eral freight agent of the Union Pacific ami
now afcHltitniit general manager nf I he Oregon
Hallway and Navigation , WIH : married to u
Portland woman Wednesday. He IB thlid on
the list of former Omaha railroad men who
have found brides on the Pacific coast. Thn
11. * . . . . . .n..l.n if Ihn frln v z. Xl'Mlladl f'/l.
burn of tiie Oregon Hallway anil Navigation ,
and A. II. C. Dculston ot the Great Northern.
I ) . V , Mnhoncy , freight commlteloiiur of
Sioux City , Is In thu city.
TIII : HIAITV .MAIIKF.T.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record November
21 , 1SS3 :
AVAIIHANTV IWCOB.
O T , ayip-r to K C fiyi-ar. lot 7 ,
block fi : , HniiiToiii I'liu'ii I l.COO
Huns AndrciiKC'ii u"l wife lo H N
JIlMhoii , Jut C , biut'k 11 , ! : V. Hmltli'H
odd 3,000
Aur.iiftii KiMvlit nml hui-biind to J .1
Kelly , w 2 fed of oIS feet of lot
10 , and w 2 fi'ft of , n18 fi > nl uf n tfi
feet of lot ! . block IV , K. V. Hlillth'n
add 100
J Clili'OM nnd wlfo tn 0 W Andtr-
HOII. HSxM ft'ut In tax lot 05 , In
in.is-13 s.coo
C W Alidrifeoii to M 1 ! Uideon , Hiiniu. , fi.COO
QUIT CLAIM UKKDH.
John I.OPK to Hitiuitdl l.evv , lotI ,
blrxk II ; ami lot t. bloclc US , Oniuha 1
I.oulKe KiilKhl ntid liiisbund to t.'hiUt
Kulinliacli , part ' > f lot , block 1' . ' ,
Umuh.t , I
UKICOS.
Bhcrlff lo V W WeHndls , lot 7. block
"H , " .Slilni.'H . 2d mid. . . . . 7SS
Hami' to ( Jmaliu Bivlnm : bunk , lot 7
to 31 , 3 ! ) , I Ito 40 , 45 lo 6 ? , laihu & 'J"n
tulil 8,603
HpeclHl ir.iibler to Krarik linnvn , K.'ic
3W rett In ne no CT-15-U
Tola ) amount of truuaruni
