THE OMAHA DAILY. BEE ; FIffDAY , JANUARY. 6. 1SSS.
' SPECIAL NOTICES.
< AilverilsomfntH ifniTer thlsTiead , 10' rents per
linn forthe llr t Insertion , "contsforrach Mil *
f - < iui-nt Insertion , nml fl.fiO n HIII per month.
No advertisement tiikcn for k-sx than 23 wnts
for thn tlrst Insertion. Seven words will be
counted to the llii" ! they mint run ronvrullvo.
ly and mu t bu paid n advance. All advertise-
incuts must be FiamM In before 1 : 'U o'clock p.
> n. . nml tinder no rlrrnmntann-s will they be
tnkfn < ir dlwontlnned by telephone.
I'nrtlpH advertising In th'-s < i columns and bar
ing the answers addressed In care of the Itce ,
vlll plwiseji'k for n cherk to enable tin-In to
Kt-l their IrUrra , as noun will delivered except
on presentation of chcrk All answers to ad
vert Icoments should bo unclosed In envelopes.
All advi-rUmncnti * In these columns are pu ) > -
* Mu' < l In both morning and evening rdltlons'of
tliu llee , the circulation of which aggregates
more tlmn 15'O ' ) papers dally , unil glvit * the nil-
vcrtlserstlH ! iH-nellt , not only of the city clreu-
latlon of thu llw , lint Kino of Council Hlulfs.
I.lnroln , unit other cltleH anil town throughout
this part of the west.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
l ANTKll I'lnc-i by a boy to work his board
while attending school. T 2 , llc Olllco.
'IX/'ANTliD-Sllnatlon by German M coachman -
man , good city references ; also liy col
ored toartinmn , 7 years' uxpcrli-ncc. No olllco
fee. Canadian Krnp. olllce. Mrs. Ilrega
f Hou.ainHo. 1.1th. Tel. W4. ffM 6
WANTKD-Hltimtloh bv young man attend
ing school , where ho tan work for nil
lioard and go to mhnol. No olllco fee. Canadian
Kmp. ( Jiricc , Illfl 8 l&tb. Tel. 81. 2WJ 0m
WANTKO-Hltimllon by a yolini' man expert-
( inted In bookkeeping and olllco work ;
V Illlng to make himself useful ; can glvo best of
city references. Address. 9 C5 , llae olllce.
WANTEU-MALE HELP.
WANTlID-Ily Lincoln Hardware Co. . Lin
coln. Neb. , two tinners familiar with furnace -
nace work. ! WI-fl
\\7ANTI1I ) Onii peeler , one oven-man Kn
T > ( inlrp ntaai 8 Mlh rtt , or McClurg Cracker-
and Candy Co. , Council HlutlB , In. 2M 8
"WANTED A good steady and reliable boy nt
T T C. F. Whitney's Hook blndcry,112l Farnmn
WANTKD An oxpurleuced cablnot maker ,
one to take charge of warehouse , llcst
references iequlred. OKI N. 10th st. 'MO
W ANTKI ) Two traveling salesmen for Neb ,
None but sm h as mean business and can
cummand at least WO needapiily. Address ( Iroat
* ltl"iey' ) " ® l l' " ' > go t , , Omaha. 278 11 *
\\7"ANTnn Young man. Must have , cash ,
TT two hundred dollars ; take half Interest
In business ; do olllce work. Address , T 1 , lleo
olllce. a-a C *
\VANTKD-At Mddlcott's shoe store , lloa-
T trie. Neb. , 1 shoemaker to do rapalrlng
mostly. None other than steady hand need ap
ply. 2IB6J
WANTUD Experienced butter worker to
work over old butter ; state experience ,
where last employed and salary wanted. Ad
dress 8 BK. lleo olllce. 258 5J
WANTED Man with -MOO fora good paying
olllce position , IJji/j Farnam st , room II.
24(1 ( B *
"lirANTHD A Jewelry engraver at Edholm St
T T Akln's. 2518
SALESMEN Flvo traveling salesmen ; salary
and expenses ; no experience necessary.
Address , with stamp , 1'almer & Co. , La ( 'rosso ,
AVIs. Nil 15 *
WANTED Men for railroad work. Al-
brlglifs Labor Agency , 1120 Farnam. 05
WANTKD 100 mon of good appearance to
try our Ific meals at Ncirris restaurant , 311
nnd 1)13 ) South 14th street , ( old Llvo and Lt
I.lvi'l sfl
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
ITANTED .Mlrst-class dining loom girls ; M )
> per menth , for Wyoming ; tares paid.
Canadian Employment olllce , UK ! S. 15th. oiV7 )
7 ° ANTUD Several good lady canvassers on
article of merit. Hoom II , 1401 Farnam.
Ofi HJ
\\7"ANTUI > N'ui-Mt girl 15 to 211 years of ago
TT with rcferenu-s , MO S. IMh. IW07 *
' ) ( rplIN girls wanted. 4 cooks , (1 ( general house
J maids. Illg wages. Applv nt once. 111"
J'arnam .st. , loom 11 , omp't parlors. BiUfiJ
" ' TvrANTF.lTSmall girl to take rare of chll-
TT dron mid miiku herself useful , cor. 1G3 !
Soujh Kin st , , near Custcllar. 2-.i | 5J
WANTKD Young girl to assist In housework.
Apply 2-J12 Charles st. 277 7
V ITANTUD-Olrl. Call nt H05 S. 17th st.
2718
\\rANTUI-Jood girl at 20J2 California st ;
TT three In family. 2NI 7 *
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ANTEDHespectablo single lady with cap-
lUil 1200 ; partner in fancy dry goods and
notions , by gentleman , the same In this or t-ouio
adjoining city. Address , S. 72 , Ike Oltlco.
" \\rANTKD-Olrls seeking employment , wheT
T T afo tired of innnlng down advertisements ,
to < all Ht our olllco and meet the ladle : ! who are
' .n need of help. Wo luuo n walilng room for
your especial benefit. We need inmtry and din-
Ingioom girls , laundresses , cooks , a ursos and
pocond glrl.s , nnd girls for general housework In
iieailyall parts of city. Canadian Kmp. olllce ,
Krs. IlrcRB A : Son , yiu So. 15th. Tel. 81. .
WANTKD An experienced cook and laun
dress , must be thoroughly competent ,
liest of rt'f rencos rc < mlred , good wages. H. W.
cor 20th and ht. Mary's ave. 210 7 *
VyANTUD-Two lartles from 21 to 15 yenrsTf
T T age. of good address and business tact , to
solicit orders for the easiest selling l > ook In the
jimrkot. Call on .1. M. I'remh & Co. , room Hi ,
Illishman Uock , Omt..la. 252 10
V\rANTKD-Oood girl for general housowoik ,
TT ( Jerman preferred , apply 1101 Farnam st. ,
lip otalrs. 22,1 5 *
" \ATANTKD Coo'.t for bonrdlns school out of
TT city ( middle-aged woman ) , , 40 : 4 dining
room gills ; 2 waiters ; a kitchen girls ; 2 latin-
clfo-sos ; 2 second girls ; 20 i/lrls for general
l.imsmvork in all parts of the city ; traveling
companion California. GateCltjUmii. . Olllio ,
! 114 > iS. 15th ht. ill 5 *
\VANTUD-filrl to work In kitchen. Doran
T T' house , 422 S. IMh it. , near ist. Mary's ave.
itll
"VVTANTED A girl forhousowoik. BStlri. lath
T T st. 2IU
" \\rANTrin-Ono tlrstclaswoman cook , and
TT ono experienced second girl ; refoiences
required ; good wages. Apply to 221'J Dodge ,
DW
-First class girl for cook , good
T > wages paid. Mrs. H. 0. Patterson , KM K.
Rid. OU2
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ONK lady In evprv.towii . van ted to introduce
and bell .IVnii ) royal 1'llts , "Chlchester's
Knpllsh. " Original and only ( jFiiutne. Send 4c
( Htampsj-for particulars. Chlchoster Chemical
.Co. . I'hlladelphla 1'a. _ ! 127
IAD1K8 nro olfored ombrolderj- > rtlework at
Jthelr own homes ( tow n or country ! by a w Imlo-
pulo house. I'rolltablo , genuine. Good pay can
1)0 ) made. Kvcrythlug furnished. Particulars
Iree. Address Artistic Needlework Co. , HKMh
Bt , , New York City. ' Us7
" \/\I ANTED Ijidles in city or country , for our
TT holiday trade , to take Unlit , pleasant work
nt their own homos. (1 to M per day can be
quietly mudo. Work bout by mall any dlstuuco.
Particulars froo. No canvassing. Address at
once. Concent Art Co. , 147 A Milk St. , Hoston.
Mnss. P.O. box 5170. IN *
T\rANTED jOlrullen to try our IfW meals at
TT Norrls' restaurant old Live and Let Live ) .
Bll and 3IIIS. 14th M. Usil
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
ANIco , rvspcctablo single gentleman desires
board and warm room In a private family
near < o ixwtofllce or boanl of trade , where there
lire no'othor boarders or children. Hoferonco.s.
Address Chas. King , 1523 Farnam. 275 d *
W ANTKD-Ti ) know the addrrss of II. A.
Decker. Address box l'J2 , Scotia , Neb. A.
ijcotltt. Nob. 255 ti
Information us to Joseph M ,
\ > * rdwoH's whoreaboutB , left at the olllce ,
appreciated. 23tU >
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TTANTKD liemlemeu to try our 10-cont
t meiils at bcholler restaurant , 101 S. 16th.
210 ii )
EMPLOY'MENT BUREAUS.
/ AY IIA ) : mploylnent olllco , tha best
VJ place In Omnhu to got help or situations ,
M1u and fomala. Hefrrt-nce , Omaha National
l-si.k , Mrs. Ili-egit & Son , 31BS. 15th.
BOARpNO.
B O.VHD wltn rooms for four at 2113 Uurt st.
liu
T > aiVATK boarding , u week. 1815 Dodge.
plUVATB boardinp. 1615 Ood4' st ,
IJHHST-CLAPS table lK > ard , i > erve < l in honi (
I J- tyle , for 3 or 4 KI ntlemeu. 1811 Ikxlge. 01
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RENT-HOUSES.
IJTOll IlKNT-Ho d a room house at ItttS ! Mtl
JL1 it. tieurl'k'ice. IWO OJ
H HENT-4 room flat unfilmhhrsl. N. R.
cor Howard and lltn , 'AssAJ
"TTIOIt HUNT rnrnMln-ihonxcbrmitt of rooms
1' nultablD for email fjunllyt light lmu o-
kc i > lnK. AdclroM 8. Tl , le ) oflioe. 70-fij
"filOH HUNT A lOroom liou'o on Jones nnil
,11'th t. , nil > nui1 rn Improruroents , 'J blks
from opera lieu i > , | in IX.T mouth. E. A. l. v-
f-nwortn , l.Vr. ) rnrnatn t. 251
4IXM ! ( ) liimic , fontli Omiilm. Jait north , of
Htiinilpttio. iroortcll. . fctc , , 115 per luo. K. A.
I.vnrvnwurui , ISO ! ) Karnntn "i. 2.M
"lilOH HUNT Nlre ! i-rootncil cottncf nt 013 S ,
Jv IBlhut. Ollnt lOTi Jlownril t. ' . <
Flt HUNT Houioof 0 room1) with nl ! con-
venlcncM. until tartiey. ! M1 c
FOH HKNT 3-roonl hons'p , cellar , hard and
soft water. 110. cor. 15th and 1'aclllc. Hot-
crencf-s required. H. E. Copson , 5IW 6 *
Ml HENT-Smnll cottage ; Inquire 422 S. Itth
St. , near St. Mnry'H nve. 2X1
n ; ui the nicest , newestnnd best finished
. . houses in llanscom place , eight rooms each
with nil modf ni improvements , for rent nt very
reasonable rat * to good parties. Inquire at 121J
He.'d ; st , L. C. Knowold. 211 B
riUIKhotup I now occupy will be for rent..Inn.
-L nary 1st : house contains lU-rnoms and nil
modem Improrementn. IU S. 21th nt. Morltz
.Meyor. Call at llth and Farnam or at 3)7 ) H. tilth
ht. Ml
T710H IIIINT One H ven-roojn honve , hot and
Jj cold water , gas and heated by furnace , Mi
ll atd on Saundcri neaa Lake.
Also , four six-roomhotixes situated on King
st , north of Ijikest. Patrick llrus. , Arlington
Block , llooiu 2. mi" 13
" 1I10H HKNT 12room IIOUM- . all modern 1m-
JL1 provements , rents for } ) , am Cnpllol ave ,
Inquire A Splgle , "US I3th storon premises ,
Kill fij
"IJ10H HKNT 2 8-nxim hon es. all modern 1m-
-L1 provemeuts. Inquire Kdholm & Akin.KS
KS 4
FOIl HKNT 2 new 7 roomed houses , well , cis
tern , large cellar , luth near ClarK st. W.
(1. Shrlver , opp postolllco. Kil
T710H HKNT 0 new 7 roomed houses , city
JU water , cistern , cellar'JOth st near Paul , W.
0. Shrlver , 1'renzer block opposite postollioe.
"VTO. IWt 7th ave.B-room House , n good ro
JL t pair. Urge yard , cUstern water ; will ren-
to responsible perfon with not more thiln 2 chil
dren/or ! - " > per month. 4 LI
POH HKNT New house , 0 rooms , etc. . largo
grounds , corner th and Capitol avenue.
Inquire'Xil I > edge st. ( Ill
"I71OH HKNT A B room honsp cheap to a small
Ifamily , 1539 S " 1st bet Center and Dorcas st.
4ISJH *
FOH HKNT Unew 9 room houses on snoth
near I.eavenwoith. C. K. Miiyne. 341
HUNT New f > room cottage In Ambler
place ; good 7 room 2 story house , Orchard
11111 ; good 4 room cottage. Orcnard Hill , C. K.
Slayne. N. W. cor. 13th and llarnoy st. 1 1
FOH HKNT 8 ulcgant brick residences with
all modern Improvements , K and 11 rooms
each , pleasant and convenient location. O. F.
Davis company , l&ffi Farnam st. WW
TfKMl HKNT- new handsome fl room cottagn
Jj well , cisterns , etc.li ! per -month KM and
California. A. C. Wakeicy , Omaha Natl bank
bid. WJ
H HKNT-House 11 rooms. W. M. Hush-
man , N K corner Iftth and Douglas. V.H
FOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED.
"lllOlt HKNT Furnished front room up stairs ,
-K UK ! Douglas stitet. : "JJ7J
f ) NICKIjY furnished front rooms , alsoil nn
-J fui nlshed rooms , rent reasonable , luii Hurt ,
3T011 *
t ) FL'HNISIIEI ) south front roouii , also 2 un-
i fiirnlshid rooms for light housekeeping. 121(1 (
Capitol ave. 274 7 *
FOIl HF.NT--Hoomlfixl5 on second floor , Ar
lington block , 1513 Dodge st. 2S1 7
"IJ1OH HENT Two looms for light housekeep-
J Ing , 1HH ) Davenport Ht. 'ASi 5J
TJ OH HKNT 3 elegant furnished rooms all
-C modern Improvements , with haul coal
burner , for 2 or I gentlemen or man and wife ,
call at room 28 , Vta Farnam , opp Merchants
hotel. 281 7J
"IJpOIl HUNT Front room for two gentleman
JL' with board nil Douglas. 2fw 7J
WOK HUNT Nicely furnished second story
JL1 largo front room : large bay window , south
front , small bed room and closet , hath and
water closet , heated by furnace. Half block
from 201 h and Suunders st. cur line. Terms if25.
Address box 24l ! , postolllco. 2tiO ID *
F OH light house-keeping two furnlshe 1 rooms
at HU Howard St. , near Cozzens honsy.
"Ijlt'HNISllUD sleeping rooms for rentlemen ,
JL1 tuu Howard st. Cara every llvo minuets.
0 *
IpOIl HUNT Well fnrnlthed front room ;
price reasonable. 1'rlvate .family. Inquire
J210 Capitol uvo. 201 yj
FOH HUNT Pleasant furnished room , } 5 per
month , nt f i N. 17th st. 238 o *
FOH HKNT Two furnished rooms at 1021
11oward. IMP and $12. 243 7 *
I ED front room for two , board If do-
Hliod , fi20 M llith st. 245 b *
U furnished rooms cheap. 11S ( ! California
TJ1OH HKNT Fiirnlshed rooms with stovo--S5
JL1 and 17. W ! South ISA. 135 sj
I'Oil HKNT I/uge handsomely tnrnlshed up
per front loom , steam heat , 1-113 Douglas.
TO l R *
FOIl HKNT Nicely furnished front rooms
with heat , 7 and and } .sper month , 4W1WIU
Ham st. , 8 minutes walk southeast U. I * , depot.
224
Foil HUNT Nicely furnished front room ,
with board , for two gentlemen or gentleman
and wife ; refeiences mnilrcd. 2.VJ1 St. Mary's
live. ' | 212 f.J
FOH HKNT Furnished room for two , MO. 1318
Cap. avo. yV > 7 *
ETHNMSlfKlTiooins.ind board , ISXII Farnam.
74. ! J 22J
Foil HKNT Nicely furnished room , suitable
for t o gentlemen , at 1703 Douglas s > t. 11I7-7 *
FL'HNISIIKD rooms , with or without board
for two or three gentlemen. 1017 Howard.
ISA
rooms with llrst-cl.iss board.
L heat gas and bath. Near cable Hue , 201 ! !
Douglas st. IWi-7 *
FOIt HKNT Fnrnislied rooms and board. UOJ
Farnam. 2i > h J it *
"U1HONT parlor for two guntlemen , itC ! Dodge.
FOH HKNT Furnished rooms In ( Jreunlg blk ,
cor. l.'lth and Dodge sts. Iminlro of co. It.
Davis. Mlllard hotel billiard riK.ni. Wi
1710H HUNT A nicely furnlslied room with all
JL' modern improrenients for ono or two gtmtlo-
mcn , )1S. ) 20lh. Itti
lSuHNISIIKDroom.s with board If deslredalso ;
JLJ a few day boarders , lull Farnam st.
BI1 6 *
T7UJH HKNT 2furnli > hed rooms , sW Harney.
JD 1U15 *
"VTK'ULY fnrnNhedrooms , nil modern eonven-
> iences , 1110 S 10th st. U77 *
IC KI.Y furnished rooms with or without
J. > board , in private family. Hoom heated
with steam. Hot and cold water and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms reason.ihla. Inqnlro
at OH South Uth.iiml Jnckxon , up stairs , lul 8
TOOMS-Well furnished , with use of piano.
S.V luou Farnam. uu" >
F UHNIS11UD room , steam heat , 201 S 24th.
tsi7J 27J
TTIOU HKNT For ono or two gentlemen a fur-
JL1 ulshed room w IthlnS blocks of court house ;
apply 018 S 17th st. tC'i
FH HKNT-Ntcely furnished rooms at 2227
Dodge. Has , batn and furnace heat. 'JM
TICKLY furnlsheu front room witli or wltn-
> out board. 1813 Dods'o st , IM7
"VTICK large front room , furnished and heated.
-L > Snttublo for two gentlemen. Also small
room. 1017 Cass st. KB
i/Hll'U elegant rooms all modem conveniences
D 17t Webster st. 4W
LAUUK bouth trout rixim. all modern conven
ience ! * , suitable for two gentlemen ; also
tlrst-cla.s.s table board for three or four ; refer
enced. 1814 Dodge lit. WJ
FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES.
DVFlCR'for ront. " Co-opefullvoTruuU anTTLTjt
Co. 203 N IGth. gJOU
FH HKNT Suitable location for feed btore ,
barbershop ornlmtlar business. Iminlro
on prt m Ises , s. e. cor. luth and Douglas sts.
SKI fi
"
itKNT Olllce loom , nrst Uoor , atillOS.
15th st. 102
TWOlt HKNT ( ( round rtoor otllce room , cen-
-L1 trally located , heated and lighted. C. F.
Harrison. 4US. liith st. 1W
"I7KW H NT-Ortlces on Faruam st. at 110 to * 1Q
JL' per month. Oun olllco furnished. 1812 Far
nam. 101
FOR RENT-.ROOVtS UNFURNISHED ;
TOH HENT-2 or 3 unfnnilshrd i-oom' . mod-
JL1 era conveniences , s w cor 13th and Howard.
Inquire room - 19V i *
FOR RENT-MISCELANEOUS.
O MAHAIxMglngllouse,91l ) uml M2Jackwn
st , bet. Uth and 10th sts. It-cuts sln lu beds
Rtllpcrvcok ; clean beds , IM r'el > 3 *
QTAI1LE- North Kill ot. Will accjimmodato
O 12 hones. MO JRT month. K. A. Leaven-
wo th , l.VW 1'iinmm st. 254
FOH HF.NT-HoiHl Rtablo , southeast corner
California and 20th &t , 8. Lehman. Iron
bank. 220
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TTIOH HKNT O owl barn cheap luui tldcago st
J ? I4
RENTAL AGENCIES.
FL. RHEUOHY , rental ngont , lioas. 18th st. ,
ground lloor. Telephone S54. 431
SPECIAL attention Riven to renting lmu es.
furnished and unfurnished rooms , l.lst with
us. W. M. Harris , orer 220 H. 15th ft. lay
H HUNT If you wish to rent n house call
on Beimwa & Co. . l th st , opposite 1 * . O ,
1H4
STORAGE.
'VU'.W VOIIK HtornRB Co. Imvo mo t e xtenMve
i > fnclllUei for ctoruKe of furniture , ulnnot ,
litiKKlcs , Renernl merchandise , wc t of "Now
York. Oa li mlvmiri-s to any nniount ; watt--
liouso recplptd ( riven : cooJ * Insured ! lirlck
building Ore-proof ; special nrrauKcnicnti for
commission merclwnU. Call Nt > w York Storage
Co. , Capitol nve and N. 15th St. , Dennett's Mock.
IPS
PERSONAL.
MMB. AmTt'of ChlciiKo Rlvcs ntmnu'tlc nins.
xugu treatment. * , vitpor uud hand liat
424 N Ifith st. , up Htjilrs -14 C *
I > KHSONA I < KiiKiwnients to no rtres-smuktnij
In families bolldted. Dillon or udilrusj
Ml.ss Josslo Stlird- . K.'l S'JUth st. _ 1I7J7 *
MRS. I ! . M. 1'OST Will filve Massage treat
ment to thoio who prefer t o t-omu to her of-
lice on Mondays from U u. m. until II p. in. Other
dayxfromn p.m. to ' .I p.m. Olllcu and residence
southeast cor. Sewartl and ! Mth sin. TS" > ] H |
TJEUSONAIrPrlviitehome for ladies tlurlm ?
-L confinement , utrictly confidential , Infants
adopted. Addiuss K ileoofllce. 167 J ! i *
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LOST. _
STIIAYIID From rnr. Or.icu and Saunders. 1
bay imuv. ! 1 white feet and spot In forehead -
head , lieu ard will bo given for same. Henry
llelterman. StlWIJ
LOST A bay pony with saddle and bridle.
heave word at llee olllce. KS1
IOST fjff t on Hod line car to depot about fl
i o'clock Thursday , a leather covered Jewelry
box about Hxlll inches nnd 4 Inches high ; thu
Under will be liberally rewai ded on returning It
to I ) . C. llrookH , room I , GrnenlB block , s o cor
ner tilth and Dodge sts. 7S !
KKWAKD Will be given for return of bay
mare , WXI Ibs. , halter on , Strayed from
? 4 ruining at. (1. S. Oitrom. f.TO
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
" 1710U SAM : Three O ) heavy draft mares milt-
JL1 able for city hauling , together with ttruek >
agons and two ( 'Ji bets heavy harness. Will be
hold cheap for cash. Address S 70 llee olllce.
CT U *
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RAHK Chance for Speculation Nci-esilty
compels tin- Immediate acrlllcu of the
entlu- contents of a private residence. consistIng -
Ing of elegant antique oak chamber Milts , mar-
bin top center tables , superb plush parlor cult ,
richly upholstered crushed plush cash chalis ,
divan , Turkish Ottoman , chetllnler.s , beds , bed
ding , nnitttes-ses , lamps , magnificent triple
hiring cabinet upright piano , celebrated make ,
stool and cover , and bov lor shipping ; the en
tire lot onlylKI , cost f 1,20) ) ; time ff desired ;
must be Nolil at once without regard to cost or
value , ( 'all or address H. K. Cole , N. K. Corner
15th and Douglas. -IS 5
FOK SAI.K Five dwelling honsns and one
store bullillnir In llrsti'lash condition , must
be moved by A pi 11 1. Inuutro at N. 12 corner
IBth and Webster. , ' 1 | ij
T7\O.H \ SAIiU A good pool-table and other
-U saloon llxtures at half price. 71U H lUth wt.
aai f. '
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\\70OD-I w 111 .sell willow- poles bv the load at
> > my place , live miles north of I'lorence , on
the Iowa slilo ; willows half dry ; good road.
1'rlce Nl cents per load : also dry and green cord
wood for sale. .1. K. Lyons , 'M ) h *
SAI.K-KiiHlnnllchcows. Illlx Sn
opp. K.xchunge building , I'lilou Sto Uj avy.s.
Telephone US. 1'Jl feb-1
1T1OU KAlI3 A line Portland cutter new ,
-U wortliMOforWUill. .1.1 , . HlcoA.-Co. IBl-o
T7UJH SALE Hids will be lereivvd lip to .Inn-
JO nary luth , ISSj * . to- all or part of the build
ings on lot 7 , block liil ! , known as the St. Charles
Hotel , on Hnrnuy street , between 12th and 1'Jth
sts. Add"ess 11.V. . Cremcr , Omaha. ' . ' 5.J hv
F I OH SALE- line Portland cutter new , worth
* 5U for iSIT.50. J. L. Illce VCo. . IBl-Ti
CpOHSALf : tlno I'or'tlTuidT-uHcfTiewfwovth
1 } : < > for f.)7.fO. ) J. L. Illco ft Co. 10lsr >
"I71OH S ALU A thoroughbrcd , Toglsteredrreil
JL1 Irish setter pup. 3 months old. Address F.
_ _ _
FOHSAI.K A line 1'ortland cutter new. worth
0 for W7.W ) . J. I , . Hlce & Co. 101-5
BII.I.AIM ) Table at half price , llrunswlck
Haiku Co.'s make. Inquire Leslie & Leslie ,
ICth and Uod o sts. ' 10(1 (
MISCELLANEOUS.
H > rso and Cattle Food has
STANDAHD
stood the seveiest tests and Is acknowledged
to be the best preparation of Its kind made ;
nothing harmful In It. If von have not UM ? I It
try a box now , 7 Ibs. for f I. nnd a box of It is
worth a ton of hay. It will urudlraln all dis
ease and lint new life In the animal Manufac-
tuiodliy 1' . U. Sanboiu \ Co. . 170 ! St , Mary's
uve. For sale every w here- . St'J 7
LIST your property for Milu or exchange with
L. I' . Hammond , room 14 , Chamber o (
Commerce. 2 ! > iil
f ) or ! 1 horses and buggies can lie accommodated
J at prlvatu burn of I , . ( „ " F.newold , ii-'d .st , hot ,
1'opplttonand Woolworth a\e , 211 5
I"NSrilANCU-lin Cole , n" e. cor7l5th mui
Douglas. 211 ! 12
rpllH banjo taiiKht as an art by fieo. r. Gellen-
J. beck , S. e. cor Kith and Douglas , up stairs ,
II. JOHNSON , cistern builder , wells bored
and dug , 400 N 30th St. , Omaha , Nub.
tfil J > 9
) Htock Liniment Is the best
8TANDAIU
inado for ruts , brnUes , flrruln-i or lame
ness oilman or beast ever Invented. For sal *
overyw hero nt We per bottle. M itnufactnred bj
V , U. Stillborn & Co. . 170J St , Mary's avenue.
2 l 7
paid forsecond-hund booSs and Libra
GASH
rles. 30S N llith bt. II. Shonfeld.nntliiuarlnu
? ' 4 J 22-
NOTICK If you have any property to trade
for city lots or lands In Nebraska call upon
W. H. Albright. I'lHB.l/ith / st. 41 > J
CLAIRVOYANT.
DH. NANNIK V. Warren , clairvoyant. Med
leal , business and test medium. Diagnosis
free. Female diseases a specialty. ll'J N. lUtl
bt. , Hoonis 2 A 3 , Tel. l > 44. 107
WANTED-TO BUY.
" \\fANTKD-Flrst mortgage notes. I can taki
> T mortgage notes on tlrst payment on semi
good Syndicate lots in South Omaha , ( leo , N
Hicks , 213 S liith st , | 2 7 10
" \\T A NTUD Property on Farnam st. east o :
TT school house. L. 1' . Hammond , room 14
Chamber of Commerce. 'JMU
D To nuy snort time paper , J. W
( Jroas. nt C. E. Mayne's oIHce , 15th one
llarnoy. 23
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONUY to Loan On furniture , pianos
w aeons , or other personal property \\-lthou
ieniovalalsoon ; collateral security. HuslueM
conlldeutlul. Chus. H. Jacobs , 320 S. 15th bt
171)
MOUTH AUK Uwus-II. n. Cole , n. e. cor. 1M1
and Douglas. 210 12
MONKi' to loan on furniture , norses , wagon
and other personal property , or nppio\-e <
collateral. Huslness coullaentlul. Thu Fair
bank Investment Co. , corner basement nndei
1'uxton hotel. 150-7 *
MONEYtoLoanO.F.DavlsCo. \ ( . , real estati
nnd loan agents , 1505 Farimm st. 104
MONEY to loan 1 can now place some llrs
class city loans Immediately. Call at onci
If you desire to bo accommodated. D. V. Sholea
room 1 Harkor block , entrance in alley. 109
MOMKY loaned on pianos , furniture , horses
organs , eta , low ratos. O. U.Immet
man , room 5 , Arlington block , 2 doom west o
postonico. B77J21
MONKV to loau on Improved real estutu ; ni
commUston charged. Learitt Uurnhaui
room 1. Crelghtou block. 121
LOANS mada on real ostatn and mortgage
bought. Lew U S. Heed & Co. , 1521 Farnam
ONEY To loan. Lowest rates. No deln-
J. L. Ulce Jc Co. . orer Commercial Nu
tloniUbank 114
G I'Kll CENT Money.
I'atteraon , V Kaw cett 15th and Harncy. 118
SHOUT time loans maao oil any nvauabl
security , In reasonable amounts. Secure *
notes bouRtit. told or exchanged. Oenera
financial business of aujr kind traniactei
promptly , qnletly and fairly at the Omaha Fl
nanclnl Exchange. N. W. cor. lith and Hat
uey sts. , overstate National bind. Corbett
manager , 117
MONEY toloan , casnonhand. no delajri J.
, W. and 15. U Squire , 14U Furnain- . I'ftx-
ton hotel building. 115
mart * on real estatm Cash vn liauil ,
J W. M. Harris over 220tSv5tli st. 110
M ONEY loam-u on runuiur * , pianos organs ,
her es , etc , low rnte * . . , J. J. Wilkinson *
Co. , 1324 Farnam , over Hur\lngton ticket onice.
( JlWXl.niO to loan In any nmliiet at low est rate of
P Interest. 11. 11. Irev. Frijiurr block. lltf
MONEY to lx > an-"Ily UM untlersnmcd , who
has the only proprtljr organized loan
agency In Omaha. Loans " 5110 to IH'Mnadeon
furniture , pianos , organs. Iiiifse' , writous , ma-
cjuncry , etc. , without remdHl. No delays. All
business strictly confidential. Loans so made
that any part cnn bo paid At any time , each pay
ment reducing the co t lift raU. Advances
made on fine watches nndjiOJamonds. Persons
Mionld carefully consider w IM > they are dealing
with , as many new concern ? ' are dally coming
Into existence. Should you need money call and
se me. W. H. Croft , room 4 WUhnnll building ,
Ifilhauil llarnev. _ 111
LOANKD Bt C. F. Heed * Co.'s I/oan
MONEY
Olllcn. on fiirnltnro , pianos , horses , wagons ,
personal property of all kinds , and all other ar
ticles of value without removal , 310 8. 13th.
over IHtiKhnm'B commission Btoro. AH busi
ness strictly confidential. 122
UIMXWO To loan on Otnnha city property at 0
T > per cent. 0. W. Day , S. K. cor. Ex. Hid.
rpo LOAN Money Loans placed on mv
JL proved real estate In city or county for
New England Loan A Trust Co. , by. Douglas
County bank. 10th and Chicago sts. VSl
ZL MU.lM ) to loan ntbper cent. Llnahau A-Ma-
honey , 15QU Farnam. 1 4
to loan on city property , and also
MONEY In Nebraska nnd Iowa. Odell llros.
ft Co. , loan , real estutu and Insurance ugonts , 10(1 (
'carl street. Council HlufTs , la. ; 1523 Farnam
street Omaha. 208
\TONKY to loan , mortgage notes Bought , loans
L.TJL made on chattel security ; no delay J. J.
Cunimlngs. Hoom 10 Harkor fllock ail
fONrKY to loan. Notes ana it. It. ticket.
L bought ajid sold. A. Forman , 213 S 13th sts
BUSINESS CHANCES.
HKT-class meat market ; good location , on
AFI . Will soil reasonably , Co-operatUo
.and & Lot Co. , Sift N llith at. 2iW 0
\VANTKD 1'iirtner with t\W \ in a well pay-
T T Ing business to go. to Mexico or West
ndla. Address S 111 , llee. 213 BJ
l\7ANTUD llargalns for cash customers. 11.
T T U. Cole , n , o. cor. 15th and Douglas. 210 12
HAHDWA HE Stock For Salo-A well selected
stock of hardware In county seat of never
ailing crop country , 125 miles n w ot Omaha , In
: ikhorn Valley , Invoicing about fc-ViOO. This Is
i rate thaiice. ( lood paying trade established ,
'heap rent. Hood reasons for selllmj. Address
lurdwuro , care of Hector & Wilhelmy Co.
) maha , Neb. 1U2 < 1 ,
\ \VANTKD a phy i-l.ui , 'J Interest In a
T T druir store where ho ciuld attend to olllco
ir.icttco In toin not less than 2ww Inhabitants ,
inly IncasteinNebiaskaorwesteiii Iowa. Stito
imoiint of stock. Address D. , 2117 Leavenworth
st. , Omaha. lij :
F SALE At a b.irgaln. all the ll-ctures of
L ? A .No. 1 U'st.iunint , with prlvlledge of the
'
stand , In oueot the bust p.irts of the'city. In-
jul-ejiMJiV ) Douglas .st. 2"2ji *
Ilcstiuu nut , e vervthhiK llT.it ol.ihS.
- dolnc good paving business ; $ linio casli re-
iiulrcd. luqutivof Kraus \ Foster , 31d S. Inthst.
( Wi _ ) _ _
AL.MICi : . pie.isant stons loom for rent , on1 ?
of the best points In the city for n > -
iioots and shoes h.it.s and catn. dry goods , etc ,
within halt block of corner llth and Fnrnaut.
l.ouglease , cheap rent. K. F. Se.ivor , Pll j'4 ' Far-
nam st. trjy
FOREXCHANCft.
C MA : H property to ex.htfaito torlioi-sen. Cooperative -
operative Land \ Lot Co. , 205 N liith st.
, 2.U 7
_ _ _
\VANTr.D-A hotel foi > large plantatlun ,
stoi is of goods for reajt'-'ite , nu l pi op
erty of all kinds to trade. Stevens HUM. 13'il
Farnam Ht.
IJAOIt THADU-two lots ip. ICoimt.plare for
ImproM'it or unimproved propel ty. Address
, W ) N..Uh 1Mb street. u i 2-i7 10'
tnolt ctehanci' Cash tl.rtV ) . 2 lots In lloydil-
1 ( i , personal property } l.4iW. Total , "fti.WJ.
Will exehann" tor Improved city property.
HiMim alllHkeiIlloi'k. . - _ 2V.-s' '
lAliK sei-tlon farm near Cl.irks. Merrl'-k
' county , Neb , to eNclf.lnge for good Inside
Omaha pmpei-ty. I. . 1' . ll.inunoiul , loom 1 1 ,
i hamber uf Commerje. | , _ 230 8
lO THADi ; Inildn property for coed nouse ,
. elglit or nine rooms , and full lot. McCnl-
loch , V Co. . cor r.th and Farnam. _ r.'i
AN elegunt corner In tluiuielghborhood. HXlx
li ) " > feet ; Just the place for a Hue block of
buildings ; for sale at a birgaltl , or wlliev-
< Inuutu f > r Improved propurty. Call and In-
vesilj-ate. Ij. I1 , llanunond , room II , Chamber
of Commevte. 2Wti ;
Q TI'.VIINS Hro--lVil Farnam. will ivu you : i
kj good trade for any kind of property.
IPOlt llKi-haiigtf Interest IT.OM or part thereof
In a very line Improved lesldenre property
In llausioni place , near thu p.irk , for.soiim In
tere.st In nn established wholes.il'- ' retail buM-
ni' - , . tiiiinufactory or any other poctable pay
ing business. Addl ess Sill llee olllce 2115
-Stocks of merchandise to e\-
chang" foi farmi ) . H. II. Cole , n. i. cor.
l.'itn and Douglas. _ 2IH 13 _
rilOTHADK Al lots In town of lsWO ( liihab-
J Hants tor stocks ot merchandise. Addrd- ,
y , tli. _ lite _ 171-7'
LI T voni-prop-rlv for evch.inga at Stavens
HIM.15JI Faiuain it. 21' ' S
rilO KXClIANOl'-lmprovtMi f.irm in Iowa
JL for Oiniilmiosldunco pioporty. J. . I. Wil
kinson. I.i2t l-'urnani. 1-7
1j1OH -\Llianire I'lrst-i'lasi Onuiha-ind South
- Omaha projierty for good Nebrasua and
Iowa laud.V. . G. Albright , 21SS. 13th st.4M
4M
rpo r.xch.inge For unimprovedrlty property ,
-1 three D-rooin houseIn Ambler I'lacoone ; 7-
loom house in Alamo i'Uzafour ; it-ntiini houses
on .s. ttlth st. W.O. Albright , 21S S. l..tht. . 4'D
* TFyou have anything to exchange call on or
1 address H. 1 ! . Cole , n. c. cor. 15th and Doug
las. 217 Fl
rpo TltADK 1'ropcrty of nil kinds , Including
J city property uud wild -ind Improed
lands. Stevens Ilios. , 1521 F.irnam t > t. 21 ! ) S
" \\fANTKD Holmes and lots tnpxclinngo for
Improved and nnlmproued lands In Ne
braska and Iowa. Ch.xik-s C. bpotswood. : iuj i
K. Hilh. is-
rpo tiade piopertyof all kinds for good farms
1 _ \ \ . C. Albright , giss. nth bt. 4'M '
\ \ ! ANT I'.D Hood fitmlly norse in exciiangs
for lot , McCulloch & Co. , cor 15th and
Farnam. 1-S
rpo THADK-Two unproved farms In Iowa for
J Omaha property or Nebrasu.i lauds. Mo
Cnlloch & Co. , coi ; 15th and Farnam. 1M
"IJ'OH ' IX'change. It you have farms or linuU tot
-t ? sell or tiadH send lor our descriptive blanks.
If you have any kind of property lo hell or ex
change , list It with uwd ; c in furnUh you a
customer. S. S. Campbell Ac Q. W. Hervey. illU
llo.ml of Trade. Omaha UCi
" \\7"ANTKD Houses and lots to exchange for
TT farms. H. U. Cole , u. e. cor. nth and
Douglas. 2ii | 12
\\7ANTED-A few moro good f.irms in No-
TT braska for which I will tr.ule tlrst-class
Omahannd South Omaha properties. W. ( ! . Al
bright , 21S S. 15th bt. 4'W '
for trade improved farm In Cass Co.
near I'lattsmouth , will trndo for Improved
Insldo property. Address M iVI , llee ofllce.
_ _ _ _ _ _ lisa
\rK""ASKAand Kansas > fanns to exchange
J- > for Iowa and Colorado lands , nnd vice
versa. Co-operative Land aild Lot Co. , 203 N
10th at. . (104 (
\\fANTKD-Stocks of merchandise to ox-
TT change for lands andcty | properly ! C. C ,
Bpotswood. 305 S. 10th. Isfl
" \\7ANTKD-Omaha property to exchange for
T T farms and wild lands , ulso for city prop
erty. C. L. Hrown & Co. , 'Hoom ' 13. Frenzot
block. , 213 j 9
WANTKD Oooa tarm un exchange for
Omaha property , O. Cv Spotswood.
B16th. 1
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
MIDLAND Guarantee qnd Trust Co. . l.VK
Farnam street Complete abstracts fur
nlshfd , and titles to real eatata ixamlned , per
fected and guaranteed. / 1JU
KN50N ArCAHMICHAK 'furnUn complete
KUd guaranteed abstracts of title to any
real estate In Omaha nnd Douglas county upon
short notlco. The mont complete sat of abstract
books In the cltv. No. 1MO Farnam st. I'll
FORSALE-REAL ESTATE.
F IOH SALE Four houses on S. SMth st. W. U
Albright , 21H S. 15th St. 409
H. COLE , removed to u o cot 15th ant
r
. Douglas. , 271B
HK. COLE , removed to no cor 15th am
Douglas. _ 273
FOH MALE Keshlencu property n st.Soutl
Omaha. W. ( J. Albright , 2lrt S. 15th st.
EOH 8ALK Or exchange , lots in Nortl
Omana for houses. House and lots In Conn
ell Illutrs. Pharos In Ixiwe ave IlulldUiK ass'n
Lots In Hanst-om and Ambler places. J'lentj
of other property. Uosworth i ; Jopllu , 418 S
15th st. 179
_
HI ! . COLE , removed tone cor 15th nnd
Douuluj. 2TJS
TT1OH SAIiK FlnoVI locution for a hem * In
JL1 Went Omaha , adjoining the mallslon hems
of Ktrkond.ill , Coo , HraUy , Uivuon and others.
Nothing finer In UM city. Cn SB riSSxltil or
loss ; fopprlco.aud termseo S. A. Hloman , 1.1J1
Faruam st. ' 1X13
. . . SALE AS line n piece of tracknpn as
there is In the city. 'W.U. Albright , 2188.
15th st. IV )
TpOlt SALE-OtSxW foot on cable line. Splendid
JL1 inside location for four Hats-W.'A ) . Must
bo sold nt onco. Marshall fc Lobeck , room 9
Chamber of ( Join. Stg
IilOH SALE Three good loin on corner of
Dodge st , one block w e-t of IAJWO ave for
f4 , U. Address for n few days S 64 llee ojlico.
T71OH SALE-MHO acres of land four mlle.s from
JL1 stock yards , at tl-'i per acre ; this isobar-
pain. McCague , Opp , 1 * . II. l.O
k LO\V-0\ T. Wolshans , T. F.
I/w.Kenl ) Mlnte Investment brokers ,
Pan Diego , CaU. . Invest for non-residents , per
fect titles , attend to all onslness. taKn title in In-
% ostorsnumo for share of prollts when deal Is
closed. Send stamp for our Investment Contract.
San Diego In IsVi had fitiiW impulatlon , has now
2.'il )0 ) ; wopriMllct 10tU n before is-.rj. Iteforoncos :
Omaha Nut'l Hank ; First Nat'l Hank , Now- York
City j.Nat'l Hank ot America , Chicago , 2.VT-17
TJIOH BALK Hood brick business property In
JD centre of Orand Island ; greatest liargaln
and best terms In the cltyt but llttlo rash re
quired ; long time , low Interest and easy pay
ments ; other real estate fer sale. Address J. u.
Woolley , attorney at law Grand Island , Neb ,
' neglect to get one of these $150 lots.
DON'T payments. Only a few more left. II.
i : . Cole , N. K.'cor. 15th and' Douglas. 272 9
FOH SALE Wo otter as a special bargain IK )
acres of land four mlles from stock yards ,
at { 125 per acre , un Hue of U. 1 * . U. H. McCaguo
Opp. 1' . O. " 34
SALK-Lot 5 blk HA. S. Patricks nil ; will
FOH for few days at * l,50u , } W cash. bal.
easy. S. 4tt line olllce. U17
MSTICKNEY & CO. maiso a specialty of
property In North Omaha , forsalu or rent
at Uftteens' bank. 2tOS Cnmlng st. 134
H H. COLE removed to n e cor. 13th and njiuu-
TJWHSAIiK Ijot 13. Windsor placs oxtonslon ,
J3 three blocks from Itanscom Park for 11,4V ! .
Kosy payments. Adilrcaa S. 50 , lleo olllce. ICil
SAL ! : Onu 7-rooni house In Alamo
FOH . W. H.Albright. 21HS. 15th. IW
TT10H HALi : Tlireo six-room houses In Ambler
JL1 Place. W.l. Albright. 218 S. 15th st. 4tO
A western no\VHincr ) ] says that the
ia a St. Louis her > o
that chows tobacco ; but the greatest
soiifeation IB Dr. Bull's C'oujjh Syrup.
.Salvation Oil is the roatetii pain-
ilct'troyor of the ajjo. It Hjiuudily until-
hilato.spain , whothcr from a cut , bruise ,
scald , burn , frost-bite , or from a wound
of any other kind. 1'rico only io !
cents.
FLICKERED OUT.
KiulliiK ofu Once Uonmntlu
San Francisco Call : A few days ago
tliet-o died in this city a man whoso
life at ono time was a household word
ind who was for a considerable period
reco ni/.ed as a public benefactor. His
fame was a short lived as the fieldonenJi
of dame fortune , which ontlpwcil him
with plenty but to rob him of it in later
years.
Without Icith or kin and .surrounded
by none whom he called friends , ho
led away to another world beneath
the sheltering roof of the county poor-
llOUnO.
The man was William J. Rabcoek ,
known to the world as the inventor of n
lire extinguisher , which was the fore
runner of the in enius contrivances that
American genius evolved for battling
lire. For the past seven years ho hat
been an inmate of the aluishouse.
In 1S15 , when Illinois was but a
spar.ioly settled state on the frontier ol
civilization , Rabeoek was born. Hirf
birthplace was a small haml.it far re
moved from any city of consequence ,
The daily routine of his life was that ol
the hard-worked backwoodsmen. This
laborious existence did not fully aceoril
with the sensitive nature of Babcock.
Chance knowledge had fired his
ambition and , tilled with a determina
tion to attain a higher and better posi
tion in the world , ho shook oil' the fot'
tors that bound him lo the drudgery ir
which ho WUH and sought Holds thai
coulp satify his ambition. IIo was a
man of much mental ability , and his
capacity for such labor , as well as an in-
fcciiMite longing for onlightment , event
ual'y ' led him to Harvard college , frpn
which he graduated. His attention
was next attracted to the study of med'
icitif , which ho pursued with suol :
prolit that he was soon enabled to pruc
lice that profession.
Throughout his early life ho oyincci
ii strong liking for mechanical inven
tions , and this fondness , aided by hii
knowledge of chemicals , led , after i
number of years of unsuccessful export
nu'i'ts , lo the evolution of his widch
famed extinguisher , which had beei
suggested by the inolllcieiieyof fire com
panics to deal promptly with incipien
conflagrations.
So meritorious was Babcock's con
trivance that it was immediately adoptei
throughout the country. Success anc
fortune seemed to turn his head. H
traveled extensively in the Unitei
States , collecting royalties and dispos
intr of his state rights in the patent
Wealth flowed in upon him rapidly.
Ho planned a trip to the continent o
Kuropc that eventually led to his down
fall and ruin. In the gay capital ol
Franco ho met a bewitching young
American girl , whose beauty soon oceu
pied his entire thoughts. The womai
was , in truth , an adventuress , and shi
realized that Babcoek was an easy vie
tim to her wiles. They were marriei
in time and spent their honeymoon , am
several years besiuo , in traversing the
European continent.
All this time Babcock'a fortune , novoi
extremely largo , and the royalties fron
his patent growing smaller , graduall ;
diminished. With the inoreasinj
scanlncss of his purse the affections o
his wife faded , and she finally dosortei
him upon their return to America.
Babcoek entertained for his bride- !
sincere attachment , and her cruel treatment
mont drove him deeper into the pleasures
uros of the genteel dissipations inti
which she had introduced him.
In 1878 ho came to this coast , wherein
continued to drown his sorrows in tin
con vivahty of saloons. Ho sank furthe
into degradation , and his only desire be
cumo to pacify the growing and cravini
inspired by liquor. IIo visited variou
parts of this coast endeavoring to sel
his lire machines. This recourse fo
money in time failed him , and he gin-
up to the hunger for intoxicants. Oftoi
ho was found in the streets Hcn.sole.s
from strong drink. At last the day c
retribution came , and ho was romovoi
to the county almshouse an iinbocik
Tlioro ho remained quiet , docile , un
complaining for seven long yours until
few days ago , when the hearty , vigor
ous form of other years gave up th
vital spark and was consigned to a pun
por's grave. _ _
of the MiiKolcH Cured.
John I. Wood , of Stratford , Out. , wa
cured of cramps in the legs by wearin
Alleock's Porous Plasters. Mr. Woo
says :
Some three months ago I was take :
very sick with severe pain in the hinal
of my back over the kidneys. Tho-pai
was excruciating. I applied an All
cock's Porous Piaster over the atlecto <
region and had relief almo.it within ai
hour. At the eamu time , in conjunctio
with this trouble , I had n very gron
nervous disturbance , affecting my log
with cnunp-jso I could scarcely alooj :
Meeting with such success with my bac
I applied a plaster under the knee o
each log , and in throe days was con
plotoly cured , and have iiover boo
troubled in either way blnco ,
( lSAWDUSTMINNEWYORKCiT\T \
How the "Groon Goods" Oamo la
Worked Its Profits.
AN ARIZONA MAN MYSTIFIED.
jylnis In "Wait l-'or Victims The
Modus Oponuiill One Man Saved
Uy a lete ttve A Sample
Kxpcrlencw.
Now York Correspontloneo of the St.
Louis Globc-Domocrnl : "If I lost my
> resent jKwitlon , " snltl n , Now York
wllco tlotoctlvo to the wrltor n few
lays npo , "I would go Into the sixwtlnst
justness. Thcro'tf moro money in It
nil less risks Uwnmiy similar ocoupa-
lon. "
The first imrt was spoken in jest , but
hero was n deal of truth in it. The
'our ' best known "uroen jjooils" mon in
hit ) city litwo mudo tv barrel of money
n the past two yearn. They tire Uiu-noy
IcGniro. Jo Little , Chnrloy Johnson
intl Charles Parmorly. Kttch is the
carter of a "tfiing , " for the business re
quires a large force of employes. The
minor rogues make only their wages
, vith pickings and stealings , just as in
; > oliticrt and elsewhere , but the leaders
grow rich on largo and frequent profits.
There is the best authority for paying
that MuGuiro's gains during the pabt
two years have not boon loss than
$150,01)0. ) The others htivo not earned
10 much , say 8-5,000 for 1'armcrly ,
40,000 for Johnson and $50,000 for Lit
tle. Altogether it is a profitable busi
ness and bids fair to bo permanent and
safe. The laws do not cover
the olTonse , so that the sawdust
man who lights hard can utmost always
secure an acquittal. Many of those con
victed have foolishly pie ulcd guilty when
there was not the least need of it. The
methods of UIOMO men have been exposed -
posed without number , but the victims
continue to pour in. Newspaper arti
cles on the subject , though they state
the facts in the clearest terms , tire only
advertisements for the business , and are
BO regarded by the sawdust men. When
an ox'poso comes to the hands of iv man
who is thinking of purchasing "green
goods. " lie simply sneers at the idea
that ho can be caught in such a not ,
and at once matures a plan to got the
best of the swindlers. It costs him from
$ i")0 to $1,500 to lind out that his plan is
not reliable.
HAMI'LK KXTKHIKNCK.
Your correspondent was standing in
the Pennsylvania ferry house , foot of
I'ourtlandhtroet , early in the afternoon ,
Justus the passengers of a through train
landed in this city. Among them was
a man whoso appearance was so pecu
liar that attention was attractpd to him
at once. lie wasovorsix foot in height ,
slender built , and clothed in rather un
couth garments , the most conspicuous
of which was a very long frock coat of
a military pattern , and of the color
known in the south as "butternut. "
He wore a round topped hat with a
broad brim , His hair was long , and
bung down upon his shoulders , ite bad
a'sandy mustache , and he carried a va
lise. He was a delightfully "fresh" sub
ject.Two
Two men , standing together in such a
position as to bo somewhat withdrawn
from genera observation , were vratch-
ing the now arrival sharply though
warily. As was afterwards learned , they
were Jim Johnson and "Hat" Sweeney ,
known to the profession as "htcorors. "
The intelligent reader may be coming
to New York any day to buy green goods ,
and very likely will meet ono of these
men , so it will do no harm to toll how
they look. Johnson is a dark man , 5
foot 5 inches in height , of medium build ,
and ia 45 years old. Ho has curly hair
and a dark mustache. Ho will bo found
wearing a dark suit and a black derby
hat. His countenance isnotan evil one ,
though his eye is somewhat furtive.
Mr. Sweeney will greet the visitor
clothed in a suit very similar to that of
Mr. Johnson , for t-ucli garments are not
likely to attract attention. Ho is 28
years old , 5 feet I ) inches tall , of slender
build and light complexion. Ho is at
present wearing a sandy mustache.
MYsTIFYINd THK STHANOKH.
These two gentlemen watched the
stranger from the country. When the
visitor loft the ferry house ho was fol
lowed at a respectful distance by
Messrs Johnson and Swceno.y. This sot-
tied the question in the writer's mind ,
and ho joined the procession. After
some delay wo reached a hotel on
Iroadway. Sweeney and Johnson then
withdrew. The stranger registered at
once and went to his room. Shortly
thereafter he received a call from a
gentleman named Hrady. Mr. Brady
is live feet nine inches tall , witli light
complexion and windy mustache. Ho
has a line physique , and weighs about
ono hundred and eighty pounds. Green
goods buyers will take euro not to af
front Mr. Brady , for ho is a slugger.
After a brief interview the unfortunate
and Brady came down stairs , and passed
out upon the street , the latter follow
ing some twenty paces behind the
former. In this way they walked up
Broadway a block , then crossed to the
Bowery and proceeded down that
thoroughfare. While wondering what
ho should do to wive the coun
tryman from his impending fate , yom
correspondent ran against Mr. L. A.
Nowcomboformerly pgstoflico inspector ,
and now senior partner of Nowcombo A
Travors' detective agency. Ho had
como up a side street in time to sec
Brady and the ianocont go by , and \vut
looking down the street after them witli
an amused smile.
"Hero's a grand steal going on. " said
he. "Como along , and we'll see if thi >
gentleman ( pointing to Brady ) connect :
with the countryman. "
Wo accordingly followed the men
They turned into Brooino street , um
shortly aftoawards Brady joined tin
stranger , and they proceeded a shor
distance in company , when they agaii
separated.
"All this rigmarole , " staid Nowcombo
"is simply to confuse and terrify the vie
tim. There's no need in the world o
trailing this man through the street mx
leaving him shivqrlng on corners. Ill
done to get him in a state of mind suit
able to the game about to bo played 01
him. After a man has dodged iinagin
ary detectives and gene through tin
mystery business for an hour or two hi
isn't in a condition to know whether he'
being cheated or not. This man IK evidently
dontly from the far west or south ,
don't Bympathi'/o with him at all , butl'l
fauvc him if 1 can. "
A KINDLY WAHN'INO.
Accordingly we dodged Brady , win
was retracing bin stops and caino ii ]
with the countryman.
"My friend , " said Nowcombo , "do yoi
know that you're going to bo swlndlei
out of all your money V
"No , sir , I didn't , " said the country
man.
"Well , you aro. The man who jus
loft you la to return with another who 1
to sell you some counterfeit money. An
I right ? "
"Supposin * you bo , " said the man , "i
ain't nouoo'your business , and don'
you forget it. That's niy/ftdvlco t.oyou , . v
young man , and.you can gamble on it.
I n't n't no tenderfoot , imd I'm nil
right. "
"You think you nro,1'said Nowcombo. <
"but if you buy counterfeit money pr ' .
those mon you will llnd that you have . J
been swindled. " I
"Nobody don't pull any wool over my {
eyes , " said the countryman , and he win *
proceeding to give Nowcombo a history >
of his many marvelous exploits when *
Brady and another man hove In plglit j
coming up the street. When they saw fc
Nowcombo they turned about , walked ,
rapidly toward the Bowery , and finally
broke into a run. The man from boyom'l
civilization was surprised. f
"Say , stranger , what docs yer mean ? " =
said he. "Those toilers lit out like mad *
the instant they laid eyeon yor. 1 <
don't like it , anil If I thought you'd pre
vented my dealing with them I'd drop '
yer in yer tracks. " At the wuno tiino |
no reached for his pistol. (
"Don't take that gun out hero or' . <
you'll got into trouble , " said Newcoliibo. f.
"You're liable to arrest for having It t
with you. I'm a detective. , ami have j
done what I could to keep you out of \
bad company. Take my advice , and got i
out of town. " !
To my great surprise , the countryman '
decided , upon reflection , that this ad
vice was bound. ,
"This yer New York ain't Arizona , " }
Bald ho , "and as long as you'ro what ' j
ou say you are , 1 gucsa I'd hotter tlo to ,
' . "
, 'OU.
Ho popmod to bo a decent sort of fot- j
ow , and Nowcombo invited him down
o his olltco , in the Benedict building. '
There the man from Arizona told Ilia I
lory. His name was J. L. Mormady. i
lo had been lured to Now York In the '
.isual way. !
"There's lots of boys out my way who i
mvo boon roped In by these follors , "
said ho. "You see out there wo don't !
; nako much money , and when we do [
make any it comes in a heap. Just about
he time ho rakes in a llttlo pile ho I
icars from Now York. Somobodv wants
o sell him a lot of green goods , and
though ho can point to half a do/.en mon
who have got left on that racket , ho is
just fool enough to think lie can pot the
test of it. That was the way with mo.
I've got $1,000 in my pocket , and I o.x >
poct 1 caino very near losing it. At the
wuno time I wanted to make a winning
irotty bad. They sent a simple of their
nonoy out to mo. That's what catohos
the boys. You can't toll it from the
cnulne article.1
"Likely enough , " said Nowcombo ,
'for ' it's as good a bill as ever was
made. "
THK BA\VinfST OAMK.
He then proceeded to give Mr. Mor-
mardy a few points on the workings of
the sawdust game. Everybody knows
how the first part of the game is played ,
The "writer , " as ho is called , sends out
his loiters to addresses in commercial
directories , or to men ho hears of from
local crooks. The countryman comes to
the city with all ho can raise , goes to a
hotel and is mot by such a man as
Brady , to whom he is induced to surren
der the correspondence. The atTair ia
then in charge of the "boodler , " a man
wlio holds the money. When the deal
is complete the writer usually gets 20
per cent. In this case Brady was the
' 'stccrer. " IIo takes his man as
far as the "turning point. " BO
called , where ho is left till ho
is sulllciently nervous to bo run Into
the joint and fleeced. Once inside ho
is shown the money ( notes fresh from
the treasury department ) , and by thin
time he is so excited that his only
thought is to get hold of them and got
out of town. Hois invariably induced
to express the valise to his homo , for
fear the detectives will arrest him for
having counterfeit money.
It is needless to say that the vallgo
which goes by express is not the ono
that contains the money. There are
various ways of turning the trick.
Sometimes the change is made in the
dive whore the money is shown. A
sliding panel is arranged In the wall ,
and while the countryman's attention
is attracted another way the substitu
tion is made. The latest thing is the
restaurant trick. The victim gets hla
money in a bundle which ho carries In
his hand. Then , accompanied by two
or three of the thieves , ho goes into a
restaurant and sits down at a table.
Suddenly ono of the crooks whispers :
"Look out for the fly copl"
At the same time pointing to ono of
the gang , who is rigged up as a detec
tive.
tive."Put
"Put that money uiidor the table , out
of sight ! " continues the crook ; and the
innocent docs it every time. Sometimes
ho keeps his hand on it. Then ho IB
asked to take a drink , and while he lifts
the glass to his lips the transfer ia
made. His hand goes under the table
again , but the bundle it grasps is not
the same one that it held a moment be
fore.
Nowcotnboexplained a half-dozen such
trick's to the man from Arizona , and
then showed him Brady's picture , and
various clipping ! ! in scrap-books which
told of miccuRsfnl operations upon just
such mon as Mr. M ( > rmardv. That gen
tleman expressed his gratitude in fitting
terms , and showed that it was genuine
by leaving town the same day.
Neglected coughs are the beginnings
of consumption , bo prudent , and euro
your cough with Dr. J. II. McLeans'
Tar Wine Lung Balm. 2o cents a
bottle.
.TOUCH ol * Dmicilln.
Chicago Inter-Ocean : The biggest
man , from a financial point of view , is a
man who revels in the alliterative name
of Johnny Jones of Dnnedin , Now Zea
land. Jones is not a name that com
mends itself to any ono by reason of its
oddity , but the Dunedin nabob , who is
thus known , is a man with a singular
history , and his phenomenal upward
flight from a lowly toiler at the oars of a
ferry-boat to the high estate of a mer
chant prince will bear recounting.
Formerly ho plied a lusty oar across a
ferry , but ono dark night ho was taken
in hand by a kindly fate and steered
right into a mine of wealth. A largo
robbery had been committed during the
day , and as night came on the robbers
appeared at the ferry landing with their
plunder. Hastily they entered the boat
and invoked Johnny to strain every
nerve to reach the opposite shore quick
ly. The detectives were close in their
wake , and on touching the shore the
gang of crooks bethought themselves of
nothing but safety. Jumping from the
neat they scampered across the country ,
leaving their treasure In the possession
of Mr. J. Jones. That worthy win very
poor , but very sly , and ho"f rozo on to
the monoy-bags with all the vim of a ,
salty nature , and quietly waited until
the excitement had suhbldcd. Then ho
invested his little pile in a short steam
boat line , and making a handsome profit
on the investment , soon brought out a
larger lino. Now ho Is fabulously
wealthy and has an Interest , minor or
major , in almost every steamship line
that finds Dunudin a paying port to
touch at.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John 0. Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalm
At the olij stand , HOT Kurnura St. Orders by Ulf
solicited ami promptly lit Vo.
No. KM