THE OMAHA DAILY BJBE , _ BffiNPAY , NOVEMBER 30 , 1891.
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8PB01HL NOTICES ,
r * AOVKI-TISEMF.NTS FOIl TJJK8K COLUMNS
will bn taken until 12:30 : p , m. , for tlin evening
nnrt until 8M p. m. , lor the morning or Similar cdl-
lion.
lion.All nrtv.rllsi'mrintii In tlic < o columns IJ cents ft
linn first Insertion nni | ID conn n linn thereafter , or
MJHT line | > or month. No advertisement taken for
less thnn2A cent * for ttio first Insertion , Tcrnu.rash
In advnncR. Count about 7 words to the line. Init
ial ! . Ilium's , symbols , etc. , oncli count a * n word.
All ndvortlsiMiinntsnmst run consecutively. Adver
tisers. by requesting n numbered clicck , cnn linvn
their letters nditrpnucil to n numbered letter In rnro
of Till ! IlKK. Answers io Addressed will bo deliv
ered on presentation of tlin chuck.
'colmnnn will ho taken on tlin nbovo conditions
ttlio follnwlni.hiislncs < houses , who arc-author-
l.fdto tako.pcclnl notices nt the same rale. an can
tin hncl nt the nmln olllcn :
Couth Omnlm llrnncli onicc No. VT.Z N street ,
LIMIT blnrlf.
John \V Hell. pharmaclst.lltli nnd Mason streets.
H. ) l. Knrnswnrth , | ilinrinnrlst,2ll. . ( .inning street.
W. .1 llimlins , pharmacist , l N. li'.tli street.
O. K. Huttcrtlo.d , pharmacist , 1718 Lcnvenwortli
itrppt.
Hughes' pharmacy , 2ltli nnd I'nrnnm.
8 1 TUATIONf.VAXTI. . _ . .
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KATESn \ > ft line first tlmo nnd lOo n linn there-
after. No advertisement tnkun for lea 1 limn 25c.
A'WANTKO , -O.UTIC.N AH i
years experience , nnderslnnds books , Address
W.U Kkstrom. Tcmplctun , IB. MO-58 *
POSITION 11V LADY TO ASSIST WITH
hooks. Good ruforcncet , Salary modcrnte.
Address 11 28 , llco MIMA TU
Ar POSITION AH HOOI.I.KKPKIl Oil HIIIPPINO
clprk Am experienced In rnllroml bookkeep
ing. Itoiulii nnd reference. Address K. Linden
tarn roller house. O'Nplll. Nebraska , M7U.2'
--WANTKD , I'OHITION ' IIV THOHOUUHLV
competent ninn. ns buyer or manager of grocery
department In a rctnll Morn : havuhadtcn years'
oMicrlnnrlinth In rctnll nnd on the road. Ad-
diem II Ml Hot- . .MT05-I *
-HAHOAIN-2 HKAUTIFt'L KAST FIIONT
lotn , West Kml ndilltlnn , near Carter's residence ,
1'nrnnni street , llrlck hnnsonnd lot on Cnss near
] lti ) street , Omaha. II. Cunningham , Lincoln , Nob.
Mlitl-M
--WANTKI ) A I'OHITION IN HAII.HOAI ) DKPO'l
ni liolperi hnvo hnd IS months experience. Ad
Orcss " ( ) . ' ' Morrltnnn , Nob. BIG-SU *
WANTKI ) JUAIjI'J II KIjP.
11ATKS--I6CB linn llrst tlmo nnd 10o n line there-
nftur. No ndvertlsement taken for less than 25c.
T-FA IIII.V KDDCA'I'F.I ) rATIIOUcf MAN Oil
J > \toiiinn wnntcd ; must have n i-'ood reputation
nrnonu plittrch v < dn people nnd bo enoruutlc nnd
Inilustrlous ; 11 J. 1)0 ) weekly. Apply nt 62U I'nxtun
Jllock MI2I 1 *
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= f > --WANTI1l ! > , AOKNTH WHO WK KNOW CAN
I'mako moru rnonoy uvcry year working for us
than by any other compuny.'n will Rlvo salary
orcommloslon , and furnish outllt and team free to
every nxciit. Wo want you now Addresi nt once ,
Ktnndnrd Hllvcr Wnro Co. , lloston , .Mass. MCl-'i *
'I ) OITH I N I iT'TM Xll NTrt A H K II F.T'fKiT'FllAN
Jlover. Wn will HHsliiii theuxrliislvo rluht to cell
thu Culebrntcd Taylor Adjnstnblu J.adlrs' Shoo In
the whole or part of thin Mate. 600 of our uiicnU
nvoriiiie from f. > n day to f 5 UW a year ; no othur
rlioellkolt : blc prollls ; easy to mnko pales. Ad
dress with .V ftamp , ( . 'onsolldutcd AdjuslabloShou
Co. , Lynn. MIIBH. aiM-10 *
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"Tl WANTKlTFlltHT CLASS IIOOKKKKPKII , ONK
JJfamlllnr with wholesale Krocery business pre-
' fcrrcd. Hefcrciiees rouulrod. Mcl'ord , llrady Co.
1 > WANTI.I ) . I.M.MIIDIATKLY , TWO 1'KIISONH
.IjrocolTo Instructions , keep books. J. 11. Smith ,
B.15 , N. Y. Life. CM SO'
| > WANTKI ) , AGKNTS TO HANOIK DH 1IKN
J ) | l. Allen's bono spavin , splint , curb nnd rlnghonc-
erndlcalor. Address nny of the following named
nucnts : Fred llnyck , ngt for Colorado , Denver ; I' .
A. Williams , iigcnt for Nebraska , Lincoln ; Holand
Lord , M. It. I1. V S. , nut for Lancaster county , Lin
coln , Neb. ; Dick Homier , MKt , Kansas City , Missouri ;
J. W. Knnls , agent St. Louis , Mo. ; 8. L. Hughes ,
general iiucnl , care .Merchants hotel , Omaha. 1
will forfeit 11,1100 f'r any bono spavin , splint or
ringbone that 1 cannot remove In ft to 1 , . days with
\r \ the eratltcator , tht : | has not been llred on orblH-
tered. Will gunrjintco euro or no chnrros In nil
cases treated by authorized agents. Dr. Hen II.
Allen , 2i)7 ) H. . ' .Ill St. , belittle. Wiuh. Ono agent
Wanted In each countv. M UM-3U *
TJ AOKNTS WANTKD-WK WANT MKN WHO
J'nro already traveling snlu mon to carry onr
lubricating nil sumplus as n side line ; name refer
ences nnd territory. Manufacturers oil Co. , Cleveland -
land , O. MS',17 d'ffl *
-GOOD CITY CANVASSnilS ; HALAHY PAID
weekly. .Sinner Sewing MiichlnolMU Douglas at
6117 D2I
B-AGKNTS WANTKI ) . IIUTIIAMKTO I'AKLOIl
game. Latest novelty. Sells like hot cakes.
Faruplo by mull 2.r cents. Send for circulars.
Ituthameto Novelty Co. , 1022 Chicago Opera Honso ,
Chicago , 111. MM8M ) '
1 > WIDK AWAKK WOHICKHS KVKHYWIIKHK
J Jfor thu greatest book on earth , " .Hhcpp's photo
graphs of the World , " costing JIOX ( ) _ : mammoth
Illustrated circulars and terms free ; unparalleled
Miccess : Mr. Thomas L. Martin , Centervlllo , Tux. ,
cleared 1711 In 'J days ; Miss Ho. o Adanin , Woostur ,
O. . 123 In 40 minutes ! Hev. .1. Howard Madl.on ,
I < yens , N. Y. . f 101 In 7 hours ; a bonanza for thu boll-
days ; mncnlllcoTit outllt only $1. Hooks on credit.
Freight paid. Adilreis , Globu Illbln Publishing Co. ,
No. IPS fhestiint street , I'lillailelphla , 1'a. OI2-D7 *
B 1-COOI'KHH WANTKI ) IIY OMAHA COOl'KH-
ago Co. . South Omaha. Mill ill
BB
B WANTKI ) . A YOUNG AND NKAT COLOKKD
boy to tend door. The lUiston Storo. 3'JO
I -WANTKD ! BPKOIAL AND CANVASSING
J'agents. A good chance for a man nho can sell
goods to make money , It will pay you to Investi
gate this. Address G.14 , lice. M37I !
31 - ) . I'lANO 1'LAYKH AT 108 NOHTH
Dill st. Ml
T > -IIAVK A GOOD OPHN1NG 1'OU COMl'KTKNT
.1'man to make some money. Investigate. Address -
dress G Kl , lice. .Tirj
1J WANTKI ) . SALIWMK.N ON HALAIIY Oil COM-
iJmlsslon lubundle the new patent chemical Ink
rrnsliiK pencil ; the greatest selllni ; novnlty over
produced ; erases Ink thoroiiBhly In two seconds ; no
nbrnslon of paper ; VWJ to Nil ) per cent prollt ; nno
niti'nt's sales amounted to } i < 20 In six days , another
iij : In two hours. Wo want ono Kenoral atrent In
cpch state and territory. For terms nnd full par
ticulars address the Monroe ICrnser Mfit. Co. , La
Crosse.Vls , Mil
WANTKH
JIATKS Idea line tlrst time nnd lOo n line there-
alter. No advortlsomcnt taken for loss than'JJu.
" WANTKI ) ( .mL"T-Ti.i.i. iN"FAMILY. G60D
WIIKCS. Mrs. Klgutter , 1112 South 10th street.M72J
M72J
C-WANTKI ) , COMPKTKNT OIIU , FOH 11OUSK-
work , small family. Imiulro Mrs. H. 1) , Neely ,
403 Hamilton street. U.Y7
C-GIHL FOH GKNKHAL HOf aKWOHK. A.
> Hospc.ai5N.17th street. (170 ( ft
p-WANTKD , KIHTS-CLASSGIHI , FOIl COOKING
. V niid laundry work ; also onu tor chamber work ;
Clcriiiaiis preferred. Apply 610 Smith 22nd street.
M702 !
C-WANTKI ) , A mill. IN SMALL FAMILY , illI2
T Woolworth live. _ 034
C-WANTKD A YOUNG OH MIDDLK-AGKI )
lady , for lioii.cwork In small family. K'l 8.
gllli st. MiBO iiO
-WAN ) A YOUNG niiir. TO TAKK CAHK
child Ihreo years. 2 < i22 Capllol avn. t)00 )
C-WANTKI ) . A COM PKTKNT SKCONI ) Glim
with reference , nho ran do plain sowing. Apply
tietween 12 and 2 o'clock eouthwust corner ilOth and
California Mreets. MV. < 2 'M'
C-A NK'AT. guiKT GIIII. TO DO iioi'SKWonic.
In prlvntu family ; must bo u good cook. Apply
al 518 South ami st. 671
C -WANTKI ) , GIIIU ( iKNKHAI , HOUSKWOHK
small family , 12.1 N. 40th street. 6j : l-
, FIHST CLASS WOMAN COOK AT
l North 22nd street. Sirs. II. II. Wood. 67J
KOII It 13VI' HOUSI.S.
IIATKH-IJc n line llrst lima and lOo n lluo there
after. No advurtlsumuut tiiKun for less than 2io.
p.uiTOF iTousi : . "Vi'iiNVHiii.h OH.UNFUH-
iilsh ( > d ; modern Improvuments ; cheap. 2703
AV'oolnorth nvu. . 091 II
T ) I -FOH IlKNT. ClIOK'K DOWN TyWN COHNKIl
fornloon. Address H 17 , lieu. IM'13 *
l t-a. I A N l > HOOM IIOUSKS , WTO 115 ; 11ICST
4-'ro ldenco Hats lu city. Mead Inv'l Co.t 112 Him
blilhllllL.- . 617
. COrr.VOK A'l1 UI7 NOHTII 23TH
> 'st. . Ill Kood repair , for f 12.00 n month. Iimulro
Hi U2M S. l.th street. M7-1 1
V-FOIl IlKNT , 0-HOO.M MODKHN COTTAGK ,
California Ht. , < IH per month. 218
Tv-oNisroiwnooM FLAT , HTKA.M AND ALL
-L'modcrn convenience * , excullcnt order : ono 0-
rooni house. Hufcrenco requlrud. T , L. von Horn ,
luomu. bin a. y..t Bin el. wa
1TKN UOOM HOUHK. ALL MODKHN IMPHOVK-
J./iiiont. , Apply 2120 lUrnoy t. MG13301
Y -Hli K..T-NKWTlTlHM COTTACJK , CITY
J-'wBlor , foulh front , splendid neliihborhood , on
trout car lino. 2m Ohio _ t ; lli.uo n month , on
I ours leant to imnll family 1) . II , Whcoler , jr. ,
luuraiue , Douglas and I5lh * t , MMsllto
q'X-FOIl ItKNT , 7-HOOM DWKLLING , 1IT1I AN ! )
" room cottage , 3200 Hownrd . , f M.
Fidelity Trust Co nipany. lillt Fnrnain U 111
1\-FOH HKNT-KLKOANT NKW HHICK HOUHK ,
J'lSr.omi , > . w , cor , I'Jth and California Ms.i all
luodfrn convenience * : juittiapcrudt everything In
tiorfect order , llrvnnun & Co. , U23 New York l.lfo
building. MiilSa
TA--Con'AGi : , t HOOMS , COIl 1UTII AND JACK.
jL/ton streets. 67 S
B-7 UOOM OOTTAOK AI O HOOM
i room liou.ei. iuri llowara. fill-so
. . , II HOOM COTTACIK. LINDSAY
v , anil llil ( Irculi. Omaha Loan and Trust Co.
671)1
STI. AM HKATKD FLATd. iK. . DAHLlNo" ,
irkcr block. .17
FOK
C'andMH i/ .
. IlllICK mVKLLINC- ALL CONVKN-
/lenc > convenient to city 130 00. Nctherlon
Hall , 304 So , 13 III. i *
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-KinllT-HOOM IlllICK IIOU8K WITH MOD-
DKinllTHOOM
crn Improvements , corner J-lh nnd linrd , one
block from Walnut Hill motor , 130.00. 201 N. Y.
Life. Thco Ol.on. 70l
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D-FLATf 7 1IOOM.I , Jt ) FUOH. ) HANOI. AN ? )
nil other conveniences , flLOU. Call at .tore , 70J
e. lab st , GeorgoClouser. tl\ \
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-KOH IlKNT , N1NK HOOM 110 US K WITH
bath nnd gns , convenient to bnslnosi nnd In a
first rMts neighborhood , possession nt ontfl. Ap
ply with reference , drug storo2012 Furnaui street.
M7J1
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-FOH IlKNT , (1 ( IIOOM IIOUSK. lllrt DOHCAH
Btrtlot. Inquire Hobert Hunter , Iloootllco.
MUM
D-NKW fl-HOOM COTTAIIKS. MODKHN I.M-
provements , "Stanford Circle. " Apply C. H
Klgutter ooin 4 , N. Y. I.lfo bulldlnc. 20t )
D-FOH ItKNT IIODSKS AND FLATS CKNTUAL-
ly locntoil , . ' > to fn. a splondld list. Call K. O
Garvln It Co.,203 Sbeely block. 9i3
-io noisi.s : , R TO 8 HOO.MS KACH , 7.no TO
II2.UO. The O. F. Davl company. 105-IM1
-FOIl IlKNT , HOI'HI. ' 10 HOI..IH. ALL MODKHN
Improvements , ( .O.OU per month , ! ! 2J and Farnara ,
licxlcr IThomas. Mi
"n-OUK 11K8IDKNCK , FUHNISHKI ) OH IINFUH-
J-'nlshcd. Apply C. S. Klgulter. 4 N. Y. Life bldg.
uO.
-LAIKIK LIST OF HOUSKS. 8TOHK3 AND
Hats for rent. Gco J. Paul , 1-0J Fnrnam street.
.MmaJIO
1Y-10 ItOOM IIHICK HOUHK AND HH1CK STA-
.1 'ble , H'lU ' Douglas street , -inquire nt 1-11 Doug-
Ins etrecl. MIS.
if OK iti-.vr Kim.MsiiK.inoonis
HATI-H-ISc a line Hrst tlmo nnd 10c n line there-
nflor. No advertisement taken for less tlitin ' . ' . ' > c.
A8 , 112.
2313 OoiiKlns nt. tiM ilOt
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I ? FiiiNisini : > UUO.MS KOII ( JKNTI.KM KN
lj irily. Apply with reference nt 21V5 D.xliiO .
street. MUSO I
1-NICK HOOM WITH STIIAM H1IAT. i
t st. .MUiil ; ) *
OK NICKKY KtlllNIHllHI ) FltONT
, hunt , bnth nnd Rns , * UU S. Ititli. lint II.
> uw ; s
- FOIl UKNT-ONK NITKI.V KUHNIHIIF.D
f rout pnrlornt till lloilgo struct. M 7UU-1 *
KUIINIHIIKU IIASK.MKNT CIIKAP. SU I T-
J > Mlibi for bonrdors or linnsckceplnK. Alsn fur-
nlshcd roomK. 1.111 Cnpltol nvunuo. MI72S'
1-FOU HUNT KLKOANT STHAM 1IKATEI )
J : > furiilslied rooms. CU2S. liltli street. SH 4 SO
I ? KOU HUNT. TWO FIIONT HOOM8. FUlt-
JVnlnhud : miltnuln for Kentlemun ; with or wltll-
out bonrd. 'Mid Davenport st.
-8U1TK OF SOUTH FIIONT UOO.MS , IinATKI ) .
110. 2IK ! Howard. DI5 30 *
1,1-FllO.NT HOOM FOIl TWO ( SKNTIiKMKN , NO
1-JclilIdrun In fnnillr. 112 North 'Jltli street.
C.W .TO *
-FOIl HKXT. DKHIIIAIII.H IIOO.M3 WITH Oil
without boiird ; ronuonnblo rntuK. AdJruss It IiO ,
T-FUHNIHIIKD Oil UNFUHNISlini ) UOOJ1S
-l-Jclieiii | , with hunt nnd bnth , bourd If closlrcil. No.
BM Mo. i'Jth street. MGIll SO *
1 ? TillST. : . CI.AIIt KUItOPHAN I1OTKI , , COIl.
IJinth iilul DodKO , will mriku low rntci for rooms
by the uuk or menth. with or without bonrd. 619
1 -FOIl IlKNT , .1 N1CHLY FURNISH Ml ) UOO.MS
-'for lluht hoiit > ekeei > ln > ; . N. IS. cor. 25th nvenuo
nnd St. Mitry's avenuu. liTa J'
nTlTNi si rKD TIOO.MS surrAiiiii : FOK ONI :
1 Jor twoKcntlciuen : hunt and bath. 1112 S. 'list.
BU2-JM *
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1ONK LAIIOH AND ONV ! SMAMi FIIONT
JJroom for rent nt SI09 Douiilni st. U'A !
] f FOIl IlKNT , KL'UNsui > 110O.MS , MOIIKUN ,
V.M1 N. 18th nt. ( ! 3S SO *
I'UKMSMKP HOU3IS AM ) HOA1M ) .
HATIW 15c n line llrst tlmo anil lOo u line there
after. No ndrertlsomcnt tiiken for Ie4s than 2Jc.
ij' FoTrii NT f,22 NTTiiTinrrr.'irANiTso rKi/y'
I. furnished corner room In now house. sultahlo for
3 Kentlcmun , ultli or without hotird ; accommoda
tions very be t ; very reasonable ; wnlklnK dlstnncol
nlsu slnKlo rooms. t'&i 0 *
ITi-FOIl HUNT , IiAHOK DOUHMC ItOOM FOIl
1 two. with or without bonrd. In prlvrtu fnnilly ,
nenr Hnuacom park. Heferencea. Aildress 11 ! t5 ,
llcoolllcc. .MOTi-1 *
J7-TWO IIAND3OMK , LAUCM SOUTH UOOMS
-ten suite : llrst class table. ICUferunrei ex-
chnnued. 1822 Chicago street. M > U 30 *
1 > IlKSIUAIUiK SOUTH 1IOOM9 WITH IlOAni ) ;
plnno ; modern cenvcnlencea ; references. 21.'M )
llnrney
1-KLKOANTLY FUHNISIIKI ) HOOMS , NKW
L brick lionsn , all modern conveniences , first-class
board. . ' 118 South 2ltb ) St. Mi'.O
if DKSIHAULK HOOM AND 110AHD IN PHI-
vnlu family. 703 North 19th. 682 1 *
FUHNIdHKI ) HOOJIS WITH HOAIU ) . NO. 20ID
if California itreot. - 6TJ-0 ; ! <
-HOOM3 WITH IIOAHI ) . 2013 Douglas.
0121) 7
I ? HOOJl AND IIOAHI ) AT ISOU FAHNA.M.
J.1 M7SI ! ) !
FOK HUNT UOOMS UNFUUMSIIKI )
IIATK3 ISc a line llrst tlmo ami lOe n linn there
after. No advertisement taken for lesi tlmn'i'ic.
4 UOOMS KOII HO US 15-
kce plm ; , K02 Webster street. Price , fl'l.M.
HOARDING.
KATlM-ISc ft line llrst tlmo and lOanllno tlinro.
after. No advertisement taken for loss than 25o ,
--uiuMkNsKo
bonrd , nicer rooms , conveniences , rates nnd
location It cannot bo excelled. Mrs. Uorn , proi'r ;
70.1-1M *
FOH HKNT-STOUKS AND Or'FlOtiS.
KATKS l..c ft Him tlr.it tlmo nnil lOe a linn there
after. No advertisement taken for less thnn25c.
o' HUN
room to rout In thu city of Knlrbnry. Nob. , neil
door to the postntllco ; will bo for rent December It
Is'Jl : Itlslix24 ( fact ; not Incumborert with stairway
nnd has 70 feet of coed , dry cellar : It Is now , In Mrs
class condition anil thoroughly llttod for n Kenera
store. I'.iKiulru of H , N. Llmlley , County JttdKo.Knlr
bury , Neb. 'ltil 30 *
T r.AURK WHOLIISALK STOHK KOIIMKHLY
1 occupied by W. V. Mnrsu ft Co. , corner llth unit
Douulas best -story i and basement wholesale store
In city. Myron need Co , IH'J l'j >
TCOHXKIl STOIIK 701 SOUTH IfiTII , AT 1I1TH
land Jones , low rent ( icorKO Clonser. MS21
"I-KOIl IlKNT , T1IK4-8TOKV I1II1CK 1IUILD1NO ,
-Iwllh or without power , formerly occupied by The
llco Publishing Co. , U1U farnaiu street. The buildIng -
Ing has a lire proof cement basement , complete
Mourn hpatliiK futures , water on nil tha Hours , irin ,
etc. Apply at the otllco of The Ileo. 'J1J
HKXTAIj AOIONCV.
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llATKS-ISoa llnollrn tlmo and lOo a linn thorn-
nflcr. No advertisement taken for less than 25o.
KTXli'A UI * " lW KAU"N A
clal attention to carlni ; for rental properties.
M22U IIU
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T 11. K. COIiKI , CONTINVi.NTAI. IILOUK.
lj 620
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STOUAGK
KATKSISon line llrst tlmo ami lOo n line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 25o.
\f-CAN WoitK Voim iiiitiTiv on OAnui7\i'i ( ;
i'l IhroiiKh the Inter , huvliik' rented extra room
for such purposes. Clean place , low rates. Drum
nionil. bth st. , opp. court houso. U4S-2
DUV , CLUAN AND. 1'ltlVATKI.V BTOUKI )
furniture. Omaha atovo llepulr Work 1207 Douv
M -OLDKST. IIHKAI'KST AND 1IKST STOllAtiK
IIOUBO In the city. Williams J ! Cross.121 ! llarney
ANTKI ) TO IIUV.
KATKS ISo a line llrst tlmo und lOo a line there
After. No advertisement taken for less thnnWc.
NI > vini I.OT IN ou NKAII
Kountio 1'loou > JKX ) . llutchliison ft Wrs.il ,
IS2I DoilKlas. n2U ! :
XJ FITUNITUUK IIOIKJTl'r , SOLD , bTOIlKI )
1 > Well , 1111 Furnam street. 623
] \r-WANTKD FOIl CASH. A 1IAHGAIN IN
l > l > m..tui. South Omaha or Council Hlutls real
rilalu Inslduof city limits. Give full description
and price. No Indcdnltu vrupoBllloa * conilderod.
Addrei * K in , Hon. 410
KOU SAI.I. I--U11MTU11I. .
HATKS 15o a llnu first time und Idea line there
after. No ndYcrlUemeiH taken lor less llinu 2Ao.
- -Ku'uii'iTuYiK" A IO-HOOM' YiousK , "CKN"
ti-ully located and tlllcil with boarder * . 11 U ,
Hoc. 40tf-2i !
KOU8A1.K HOK8KS , WAHOXS , I.TO
HATKS lion line first time aud lOo a line there-
tier , No aUvcrtlsoaioiit taken for less tha
p-KOIl BALK , ONoFTHK NKST nniVING
Jliorics In the city , dark bay , lx yoart ohl ; also
a Simpson pliantou. aluiosl now. Will icll at a bar-
lialn. Inijulro at llruwu't burn , 20th und Oblu stt.
M8-3'
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P 11.00 COMMON lirt
J. K.oa Fine Jcr.oy bull > tirvlc .
I.VU ) pony etnlllon iervlc .
tio.uuilrafl stallion turvlce.
II6.U ) French couch ttilllau xrvlc * .
1WI North letlt ti t- 807-d 8
ROI18AM3 llOUB.ti | , WAOOXS , KTC
CondMii.il
i ' -Koii T..ir ciii.Ar. A T.AH" . . . . , OKXTLK
J horse. J. Gcyer. 611 ItaiiiKO Illdtf , Telephone
CIS. M5.UTQ
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I Pit
IlATKS-lf > c a line tlrst tlma ami I0c n linn them-
after. No advcrtl. einent taken for lc < < tlmii 2.-c.
.
fISO.UO , for 110.00 c. n. d. Privilege I'janilnatlon.
Address post box 3U2 Cincinnati. O. KocHM'
- SAI.K , " 8.VVK WIT.fTIMK i UM'T. . C 7L'N-
Q-FOIt nxtures suitable for country bank. H 20
Omaha llco. MMtl d25
CI.AlllVoyANTH.
HATK.i-I.1cn line llrst tlm-j and lOe n line tliero-
afler. No ndvertlv-ment taken for les thnn2ja.
. - . . .
druvclatlons. ChnllciiKos the trorlil. Mr. . .Dr. M.
Liyrave , deatt trance clairvoyant , nitroloitlst ,
palmist and Ufa reader ; lull , your lifo from tha
rrnillo to crnvc ; unites the nennrated : cause , mar-
rl Ko with the ono you love : tells where you will
uccoiul and In what business ho t ndaptnd fort has
thocclubratcd Kityptlan breattplalo f.r luck and to
destroy bad Intluenccs ; cures fits , Intompnranrn
undnll prlvnto complaints with innnaxo. baths and
alcohol treatment. Snnd * - ' . lock of hair , name
and date of birth and rocclvo accurate Ufa chart ; 2
cnts In stamp * for circular ; tflvo Inlllals of ono
* oti will marry , also photos of simo. Ofllca 1007
eouth llth street , llrst floor ; noun , u a. in. to a p.
m , Como one , coma all , nud ba convinced of ihli
wonderful oracle. M'lU-Dl ' *
S-JIHS. M1TCHKLL , CI.AIHVOYANT. HUSINKSH
and toil medium ; KlvoJ stttlims dally. 40 > ! N.
lUthsl.
C MHH. NANNIK V. WAHHKN , CLAIIIVOY ANT ,
Orellablo business uiedlum , llftli ycar.at I in N. Kith.
Ml
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MASHAtJlO , MATHS. liTC.
_
HATKS-ISc a line llrst time nnil IOC n line there
after. No ndvertlscmont taken for less than 25o
rP MAI.AMK SMITH , 1311 CAPlTOf , AVKNUb ! .
-L2dtloor. Alcoholsulphuric and sea baths.M9.4
M9.4 C
'P MISS HTOWK , MASSKL'dK , KLKCTHIUIAN ,
12025 Farnam st. MSB 5
ri -MASSAGK THKATMKNT , KLKCTHO TIIKH-
J- mat balhs. scalp ami hnlr treatment , nianlcuro
und chlropodlstMrs. l'ost,3IU > ii H. 15tb , Wlthnoll blk.
625.
riT MASSAGI5 , MASSAOK. KLKOANT PAKLOHS ,
X operators , overUlOS. 13th ; ustitbllshodtwo years.
UTU NB ;
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.MUSir , ART ANI ) \NGUAGK. .
HATKl.lc ! n line llrst tlmo anil lOo n line thero-
after. No advertisement tnken for less than 25c.
\r-lI- U-OliK HUS'ING A PIANT lTxAM.NK TFfK
* uew scale Klmball piano. A. Hospo , 1M3 Douglas.
\r-OI.OHOK R GKLLKNHKCK , HAN.IO
> teacher ; with Hospo or U' ' > i N. l.th. street 3d
floor. S42
I.IOXBV TO IjQAX Itli-A KSTATK.
KATKS IRe a line llrst tlmo and lOo a line there
after. No advertisement taken for loss than 2. > c.
\V-OMAUA U. K. &T. CO. , U. 4 , 111.
> MillO DJ
\V LOWKST IIATKS OF INT1.IIKST ON MUST
' ' class security , Lovett & Woodman , 220 S. Kith
\\7" LOANS ON IlKAL KSTATK AND COL AT-
' ternl notes nnd mortgages bought. Heed A
Selby. S3I Hoard of Trade. M783
\V-ANTIIONY LOAN AND THU..T co. . sis N.
' Y. Lifo , lend at low rate , for choice security on
Nebraska or lown farms or Omaha city property.
V\r-CI.NTHALLOAN ANDTIIUST CO IH..11LDG .
600
" \\r-MONKY ON HAND TO LOAN ON FlTTST
' mortgage on Omaha city property. Chas. W.
llalncy , 319 Omaha Nat'l bank bulldlnn. 623
\V-51011TGAGK LOANSJ.D./.ITTLK,20J KAMI. U
22 KSI
\\r-WANTKI ) , LOANS OF J.153 TO $1,000 ON UN"
< > Improved lots ; fJ.J to $2.000 on Improved prop ,
erty , at mice. Fidelity Trust Co. , Itilt Farnam st
T\r LAHGK LOANS ON HUS1NK3S PHOPKHTY.
> Gee , J. Paul , IU Fnrnam street. M'.HUJIO
" \\r-LOANS , W. M. UAllllIS , H 20FHEN-.Kll HLK
631
\\r-fi "i'KIl KNT FIHST MOJITGAOK
'I Hlcbard C. Patterson. 1511 Farnam st.
W-HUILDING LOANS TO 7 PI.Il CKNT ; NO
additional charges for commission or attor
ney's fees. W. H. Melklo , First National bank hldif.
Ka
Ttr LOANS ON IMPnOVKD AND UNI.MPHOVKD
T city ] roperty , $3,000 and upwards , 0 to 8 per cunt.
No delays. W. Farnam Smith A. Co. , 15th V Hurney.
M3I3
NONKV TO LOAN OHATTEIjS.
11AT1C9 15a a line ilrst tlmo and lOo n Una there
after. No advertisement tnken for less than 2. > 0.
-iTlATTEri LOANS ? IlKNEDicrWIlAVoi4
Paxton block. Wo loan our own money. Wo
charge you no commission. It will pay you to con-
suit us. Mi-O23 : *
-MONI'IY TO LOAN , IIV II , F. MASTI3HS , ON
household goods , pianos , organs , horses , mules
wnuons , etc. , nt the lowest possible rates without
publicity , removal of property or change of pos
session. Tlmo arranged to stilt the borrower.
Payments of any amount can bo made nt nny
time , reducing both principal nnd Interest , thu
KlvlliK patrons all the bcnellts of the partial pay
ment plan.
Call and sec mo when you wnnt nlonn.orlfmoro
convenient , call telephone liijl nnd your business
can bo nrrnnucd nt home.
Money always nn hand ; no delay , no publicity ,
lowest rntcs , business oonlldentlal.
II. F. .Masters , room 4 , Wlthnoll blk , 15th nnd
llnrney streets. roi
X -CHATTEL LOANS- N. V LIFE. .MORRIS.
WUIJ10 *
XX
X MONKV LOANKD ON FUUXITUIIK , HOI13KS ,
WOKOUS , pianos , without rumoval or chniiKo of
posesslon. Huslness conlldontlul. Fred Terry , room
4 : ItaiiiKO block. 824
X MONKV TO LOAN , 30 , CD AND W DAYS ON
furniture , etc. Dull Green , 1120 , Coullnontalbllc
KM
BUSINKSS OHANCIOS.
HATHS I5o a line tlrst tlmo and lOe n line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 2Jo
ToTTs A TiS" , " " "h U 'il N I T U UK , F 1 X T U 1 1 K S " AN I )
building of Hank of VerdUre ; no bank In town ;
none within twelve (12) ( ) miles ; best of reasons ulvon
for selllni ; . Address 1) . K. Johnson , VordlKro , Neb.
480 23
- MANUKACTUHING CONcern -
- cern , clear of debt , wants n loan of $1,000 tor
ono jonr. lo ciilnruo their facilities for mectlni ;
Increased demand lor thi'lr iiooils. Will pay 10 per
cent Interest. Address 11:11 : , lleo. MiiU'jso *
\r ASSIGNKK SALK IN OMAHA. A CLMAN
.L stock of groceries , llxturos , horses and waKnns
will bo told cheap for cash ; stock Invoices u'bout
fiWO , , u. Penan , nsslcueo , 12th and Howard.M .
V HATHS , S1ASHAGK PAHLOUS KOII SALK ,
1 overythlnir llrst-clasH , hot , cold water , splendid
tub In tlrst-class bnlldlni : or half Intercut. Ad-
dryss N. Parker. Denver , Col. 612-30 *
Ar HOTKL IlllKSSKLL , KAST OMAHA , Foil
.L sale or runt. Apply on promises. 611 uO *
V A HAKE CI1ANCK , AN IN V KST.M KNT OF
i t IOO.DU can oecuro an Income of from filOO to
fiO.UO per day. Apply for particulars to John P.
Billion. P. O. boX 6.15 , Lincoln , Nub. M33I 1)17
V Foil WALK , TUB IlKAL KSTATB AND MA-
JL chlnery of the Fulrbury Iron Works nt Folrhury ,
Nob. ; a iiood opportunity ! reason for solllnu.dcath
ot proprietor. ill2-l-17 *
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FOR HXOIIAXtiE.
_ _
HATKS-l.'io a lluo llrst time and lOo a line thoru-
after. No advertlsument taken for less than 25o ,
y w i io w A NTS " "TO Ta < unTA"iii VINO i idfts K
Jtat n plmcton as Kood as uuw ? Address II 2U ,
Hcu.
_
/ - 1,1101) ) TO 2,000 ACIIUS CLKAll LAND IN NK-
' -'brnska for itood business or residence block In
Omnlm or other tooJ towns , K. F. Itliik-er , 151'J
Knrnntu. M7KIUU *
Vfi 1IOHSK FOIl GliOD HUGO V Oil PHAKTON. K.
-if. Itlnnur , I51U Fnruain. MliH 2'
y-FOIl THADK. A HKGIHTKIIKI )
' -Jstnlllon for unlnciimbereil wcstorn land or town
property. Address lloxSU , Wahoo , Nub , MI137 !
V-KOIl K.VCIIANGK. IILACK PK11CIIKON
' - stallion , wuluht 176U poumls , for liny , corn or
oats. John ttuliln , jr. , 1J-I7 Park ave , Ouiuha.
_ nia-2
y-HOItSKS toil LOTS. UOOM 40:1 : , 1IUOWN 111,1)1) ) ,
f ; MiMdia
y-CI.KAN STOCIC OF GKNK11AI , MDSK , ; WILL
/-/take real ustatu and money , llox VX . Frunkfoit ,
Ind. iM
_ _ _
y OLD GOLD AND SILVKII , JKWKI.llY. AIIT1-
/Jllclai tuuth , mcdnli , oto. , brluK ull you liuro In
lame or small lot * and rooeivo cash or liUh class
dentistry In oxcliaiiKO. Dr. John Matthuws , mjiiu-
faclurlnu dcntlit , 212 Drown blk. Omaha. illJl
y-UOOl ) OMAHA PllOPKHTY KOII NKIIIIA8KA
'J , Addrvst M , corner ICtn and Daunlai ,
Ouialia. M70D-D5
y-GOOI ) CLKAll KAIIM LAND FOH STOCKS OF
Urncrohandltu. Address box G , U , , Itapld City , H.
n 4JO-D-JO'
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y-FOlt BALK Oil KXCHANGK , A UIIANUII
'J tock of nener l merchandise , lluilncm MX ) to
ttOJ per week cadi , Stock can bo luureasod or do-
creaied to suit buyer. Must Imvo souio cash and
will take some clear real estate. Addrusi " W. A. , "
llaitlim , Nub , JIM 110
rVmEXCIIANGK. . ATWO-HTOIIY AND HASB-
/Vaient brick ( tore bulldln ? . nlth tuu on M oonJ
floor , bulldlnic rcou for t j per montU with w year
lirouncl lease , la the heart of Oranlia. for a itock
of hardware and stove * or real eitata ana cn u. w.
K Utoetsel , 714 H. Kith it. tft
IN OMAHA , CONVENIKNT
t-l\.o motor line , for clear land lu the eait or nest.
U. U. beay , Kl ti. IJtb. lu
roil SAI.I2 ItftAlj I.STATE ,
KATESISc a line first flrSn anil I0 < 3 n line there-
after. No advcrtlsenWntinken for loss than 2Sc.
iroii SALK-NKiiiiAs AIIM T.ANIW. a. a.
JL1 Wallace , 312 Drown MCWl , lull and Doiulni.
om ; fit
, niK LOT IN ni.rviDr.iti. . . .vx ) .
I Corner In Plalnvlonpujnr Koiintto Place , f 1,000.
properly runnllng ( nYf/fO / for M.SOJ.
Itutclilnson A Wear ) , IKM Douglas , li.3-30
T"OT.T.N sHi.HiiAN1pl.Fi. , ] . 4.1) AND LKAV-
J-icnworllt , fUJOtX ) eacl. . flo.W down nnd JlO.OOn
month , 7 per cent Intercut Heed A Selby , 8.11 Hoard
Trade. . JIM I
VOIl SALK Oil LKASKiK.W ATKHM OK YI-AHS.
A HCO nrres of good lamlMn Howard county. Nob. ;
sixty acres tinder \I\OK\ \ \ balance natural grass :
never falling water ; two tniinll dwellings : will bo
fenced to suit tenant. Aujly to W. II. Taylor , 1201
llarncy St. . Omaha , Neb p-r M.WI !
I/OH SALK. I.OT3. IILOCK H , A.M1ILKH PLACK.
1 I'rlco f.lT.V cash. II. S. Hrowti , with Omnlm Loan
nnd Trust Co. fr',8 1 *
17011 HATlT , HOIJ-lK AND t.OT , MAYNK'S ADI ) . .
L1 loti lii t < 7. prlco tl.UOO ; terms long. Oninhn
Loan and Trust Co. My I
NLY Ji'iO KACII , LOTS IN CULVKH'S SUII
llOcnsh , f 10 per mnnlli and uper cent Interest.
Merion T. Culver , IUK1 Farnam st. . room U.
U.M8J7
M8J7 N30
1OH 6ALK , ATA HAIUIAIN. I/OT 15. IILOCK 4 ,
X1 w. L. Sulby's tlrst addlllon to South Omaha
Small payment down , balauca monthly It desired.
lnqulrut. lUTsschuck , Omaha lieu. 1SJ
_ _ _
HALK , 20 I1OIJS lid ON S.MAI.t ,
-L monthly payment * , onch on a full lot. Prlcoi
tl,2UU.OUtof2UOJ.iX ) . The O. K. DnvU company.
10I-D11
T70H8ALK , 1IO.MKS. ANY PHICK. 1750 , JI.230 UP.
L easylcruis , take clear property ns llrst p.tymotil.
U. U. Wallace , Drown block. IGth and Douglas.KM
KM
FOH BALK ON KASY TKIIM3 , 3 8TONK HK.1I-
donees ; nil modern linurovemcnts : will tnko
Itood city or farm property In part payment.
Clarke , 19 Hoard of Trn-lu. fi.17
STOCK \VIVJ.li.ltIt. ! ) .
HATKS ISon line Hrst tlmo and lOo a line there
after. No ndrertlsomcnt taken for less than 25 < i
ollS.-rwiNfr K H KI ) AT NT I LL W ATKi H STDCI.
farm , KOOd care , board fences. 40U Hrown lililK.
JI&8H D2i
li OHSK8 ft fATTLKt-KDAND CAHKI ) TOH ; { I
to Jti month. Wrllo Ueo. Gans , South Omaha.
777 Di
HOItSIW WINTKHUI ) AT UHVI T UATK3
nt llellovno stock farm ; hov stnllt If desired.
C'lnrko , I'J Hoard of trade bulldlnR or llollovuc.M332
M332
KATKS ISc n Una llrst tlmo und tOc n line there
after. No advertisement tnko'l for less than 25c.
BHKSSMAKING IN FAMILIKS ; FIT AND STYLK
nnrrnnted. Address 11 7 llco. GUI , 1 *
ADIKS' DHKSSKd , Jl ; JI1SSKS' AND CHIL
-ron'8 at low prices. .11 mo. Ilellman. Open till
8 p. m. lloom . , Ware block , 13th nnd Vnrnuui sts.
.MC'J1 2
ALL AT MMK. PIIALKN'S DIH.3S.MAKINO
parlors , Kilo California. Perfect lit guaranteed.
M2iiMec. ) 15"
IIAlIt l.OODS.
HATHS 15cn llnoHrst tlmo nnd ICc n line there
after. No ndvortlhcmont taken for less than 26e
T A lif K8T STOCK IN K N T fit K WTK&1TilKi , VT-
I Jrlcal wlirs nnd beards n specMlty. Wl < . banes ,
snitches , hair chains , etc. , In stock and to order.
Mall orderasolicited. Dnvles , 111 S 15th St. , Omaha
STUAYHI ) OK SXOuHN.
HATHS ISen line llrst time and lOe a line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 25c.
STIIAYKI ) OH BTOLi5f57 KNCLISII MASTIFF
pup , live months old , ' ItKht fawn color , black
points from W42 Lnfuy.etto avenue , llemls park ,
Omaha , on Thursday , November I'J. lleturu to ,1. II.
Duinont nnd Ket reward. ' , MII72
STI3AM MwVTIIMK iiK.NUVATOIi.
IIAT12S-150 n line llrat time nnd lOe n line there
after. No advertlsomdnt'tnken for less than 23a
BKDS , T1CIC8 AND PILLOWS WASHED'1 * KATII
ersboiiKht. .Mall nrdor'j promptly Illloi. . Work
called for It delivered. Frank Anson , olst.VKranklln
bOi
l ATJSNr SOIilCITOKS.
KATES Lie n. Iliio Hrst limb and lOo n line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 25c.
TJATKNT 'iAWYKl '
J Sues & Co. , lieu bulldlilir. Omaha , Neb. llrnncli
oOlcoat Washington , D. O , Consultation free.
, , M3
UATKS 15on line Hrst time , nnd lOe n line there
after. No ndvortlsomeut tnken for less tbnn 25c.
" " " " "
' ) ) OOLI ) . OAUSON &
s , lloom SO , llurker block. Omaha. 612
CUTM-3IIV
ltATK8-15callno tlrst tlmo and lOo a line there
after. No advertisement taken for less than 2'ic.
iiAscoiis KTC TO IE
uround to Umlerlnnd &Co. , 10J S. 14th st. S40
RR1LWHYT1MEGRRD
"La Cienlo , " an oporatlo success in Paris
ittd London , scorns to have caught ou In
Sow York und bas settled down for a win
ter's run , Next seasou wo may hoiio to sco
it out west.
AWflllnn Guarantee.o
CURE EVERY CASE c ?
MONEY REFUNDED.
Our cum It r < rm nen. ami not a. putchlng up. Cat * *
trralotl flvo y. r ago have never seen nsymplnm
lnc u Ilydeieriblnireaso folly we ran treat vou by
mall , and we Rlvo the tame strong guarantee to euro
or refund nil money. Thoio who prf fr to como hcra
for treatment cnn do and wo will tuy railroad far *
both way * nnd liottl bltli while hero If wo fall lo euro ,
Wo rhullonco the world for ft ciuo that our MAOIO
REMEDY will not euro. Write for full particular * and
eotthouviil.nco. Wo know that you nro k pti al ,
Juitly so , too , n < the matt eminent rhyilclans have
Dover teonablo to glvo moro than temporary relief.
In our five years' rrnetlco wltn the MACIIC UF.MF.HY It
ha * bwn moit dineult to overcome the prejudice *
agnln.t nil so-called .p cint. Hut under our slrons
guarantee } oil ihouU not heiltato to try this remedy.
Tou take no ehiuiro of lo.lng your money , \ \ o guan
antvo to euro or refund ovcry dollar , nnd ns wo have a
reputst.611 to protect , nlio financial bncklnnof 3CO. .
COO , It I * perfectly safe to all who will try the treat
ment. Heretofore you h e b f n putting up nnd raying
out year money for different troatmcnt * ami although
JrouaronotjBtcurednoonoha * pnlJ bscltyour mon-
y , IionolwMtoanymoroinoti.yuntllyoutryui. OKI
chronic , deep seated ca-o- cured In 3 } to DO days. In-
TMllnnto our financial standing , our reputation nt
builnou men. Wrlto u * for name * nnil odilnur * of
thoio wo Imvo cunxl who have given purmli.Ion to rv
fcrtothein. HcoiU you only poitngo to dothliilt
will * * vo J ou n world of suffering from mo nt it ttrala ,
and If you nro married what may your ot.iprlnfr suffer
through your own niglletnce. If your symptom , ara
ere throat , nlu.ous p. h * In mouth , rheuinntlim
In bones nml joints , li lr falling out , eruptions on nny
rart of the body , feeling of Rtner.-l deprctilon , palru
in Lead or bones , you have no tlmo to waste. Thoio
who nro constantly taking mi rcury and pot * , h flliould
dlseontlnuolU Conitantusoof thocu drutrn wlllsuroly
brlnrf sores find eating ulcursln the wnd. Don't fall to
wrllo. All correipontlenro sent i nlc < l In plain envel
opes. Wo Invlto the mo.t rigid Inveitltntlwi nnd will
do nil In our power to ni'I ' you In It. AiMron ,
COOK IIKMEDY CO. , llmalia , Jfebraskn.
Offlco l.th and Kartinm. second floor , entrance IJIUM.
FOR MEN
ONLY
J : > OJ for 11 L'lii'i u IMH ( ir KiilHiu Munliouil ,
( Jonorixl or NorvoiU Uollllly. wonknois o
body or mintl , tlio offootof errors of excusio ?
In old or younj ; tlmt vto cannot euro. Wo
Biiartuitoo every CIIBO or rofutul ovury dollur.
Klvoilnys trlnl treatment $1. full cour o * > .
Procoiitlblo benefits ro.illzod In llircn drtys.
Hv intill , Bocurcly iiaekod from observation.
Ulllco open until 1) ) . m ,
COOK UE.UKOV CO. . UMAIIA. NKU
LADIES ONLY
MARIP I'EMAI.B UKOUliATOK. Safe nnd
IllnUlU ccrtnlu to a day or money refunded.
1'rlco by mall i'J. Heali'd from observation.
COO1C REMEIJV CO. . Omaha. INeb.
"IMPROVEMENT tlic OKOBtt oM&e AGE
FOR 15 YEARS
All users of TYPEWRITERS liavo felt tha
necessity of their bolus Improved. You will
nJ In the
The latest and Lest. Wo claim ; and Insuno
tltm and trial provo It. "The Most Durable In
Alignment , Kiislost Running , and Most Silent
All type oleauod In ton BCUOIUH vlthout
EollliiK the hands. Send for catalogue.
The Smith 1'romlor Typo Writer Co.
U U. MAVIIBW , Alanaior.
IGOi ) KariiainstrooUUmaha.Nob
FARM LIFE IN DECEMBER.
IlY D. 1) . T. 3IOORK.
December intiupurates n now phase ot
farm lifo in the Now England , middle
nnd western stitcs. It ushers in real
winter , closes the chief Hold labors of
the year , nnd gives rural workers a long
period for physical recuperation nnd
mental improvement. The season has
been a remarkably favorable one for
torraculturists , who have not only boon
vouchsafed abundant crops , but most
propitious weather for securing the
same in good condition. Moreover , the
prospect that the prices of most farm
products will advance for months to
come is very encouraging. Producers
should now study how grains , fruits and
vegetables can best bo kept until they
can bo moro profitably marketed. The
saving , protection and" economical feed
ing of forage crops nro also matters of
vital importance to every would-bo
prosperous husbandman , and those who
devote thereto thoughtful and good
maniigomont can hardly fnil of being
liberally rewarded. Winter is the sea
son for toll tillers to read about , investigate -
gate and discuss these and other
branches of rural economy , the right
understanding of which may materially
promote their progress and prosperity.
Storing and iMarlcotlni ; Produce.
Farmers who hnvo stored their staple
crops safely , are advised to "make haste
slowly" in marketing the same. In or
dinary seasons it is considered good pol
icy to sell rather than keep most kinds
of farm produce. But this Is an excep
tional year ono in which American
farmers hnvo the very rnro combination
3f largo crops and advancing prices.
The foreign demand for our grain and
meat ( notably wheat , pork and hoof )
will not only increase the prices of these
staples , but have a tendency to enhance
Ihovaluo of farm products gonerally.
Hence , producers located near or within
easy access to a fair market , and who
can keen grains , apples , potatoes and
vegetables from ono to four or moro
mouths , without material loss or de
terioration , will probably bo gainers by
so doing. But those who hold their pro-
luce for hotter prices must store it with
unusual euro and guard against loss from
decay , undue shrinkage , the ravages of
vermin , etc.
By the way , it is surprising how many
of our farmers , after toiling for mouths
ind talcing special pains , lose much or
ill of their prollts by either negligence
in storing or cnrolossnoss In packing ,
'hipping or marketing their most valua-
jlo staples. Such mistakes In manngo-
nont nro discreditable , and withal ex
pensive , Surely people who possess
jrnlns enough to produce good crop ?
ought to bo shrewd onoucrh to dispose of
, hem profitably. Tha trno course Is to
ceo ] ) posted about markets , prices and
irospqots , to avoid middlemen and
speculators , and to deal with principals
whenever practicable.
Farm IluildliiKN ,
Last month our roadorH were advised
o put their farm buildings in condition
o withstand a long nnd inclement sea
son , nnd now tlmt winter lias coma wo
urge the necessity of this upon all do-
inouonts In the mutter. What was then
ealu about providing for the warmth and
comfort of both man and beast Is oven
moro important nt this juncture , with
an increasingly frigid temperature ;
horoforo all who have not yet protected
heir dwellings and outbuildings against
ho searching cold and Borciin blauts
that always attend the march of the Icy
nonaruh should do so right speedily.
Having provided for the comfort and
convenience of the family by putting the
dwelling In order for winter , next see
hat the barns , stables , plggorloa , poul-
ry houses , etc. , are in such condition
as to render their inmates warm and
comfortable , and which will alike save
oratjo and prevent Buffering.
But while securing the requisite
warmth and comfort for loved Betsy
ind the babies at homo , and the valua-
) lo but loss cherished { Hits in stable and
elsewhere , do not neglect ventilation.
Pure nlr is not only essential to the
health of thee dwelling in human habi
tations , but It Is promotlvo of the com
fort and thrift of animals confined 111
close stables or other unvontllatod
quarters. In fact , next to warmth re
gard should bo had to rendering the air
of all occupied tenements ns pure and
wholesome us possible. Were the sani
tary laws touching ventilation bettor
understood nnd heeded by people gen
erally , in both town and county , the re
sult would bo greatly conducive to
health and longevity.
Unro of Ijlvo Stock.
All domestic animals require special
care at this critical season. Next to the
warm quarters already alluded to ,
wholesome food , regular feeding and
pure water are essential factors In keeping -
ing farm stock in a healthy tint ! thrifty
condition during the prolonged colt !
weather , Many farmers now winter
their cuttle largely upon onsltago , and
find { ( , advantageous , but the great ma-
jorit. , continue to depend mainly on hay ,
conr stalks and other forage
crop with the addition of grain , meal ,
etc. , ns needed. How nnd to what extent -
tent these may best bo fed , each farmer
must decide for himself , being governed
by supply , circumstances and previous
experience in feeding.
Horses will usually thrive if kept in
well ventilated stables , given suitable
rations , exorcised dally , and properly
groomed. If worked on slippery roads ,
with Ice and snow , keep them well and
sharply shod. They should bo blanketed
whenever exposed to frosty nlr , espec
ially after ntpid driving or any heavy
work. Provide good bedding at night ,
but use none that has been soiled in the
day tiino. Never allow a frosted bit to
be put into a horse's mouth.
Milch cows can bo fed generously ,
salted regularly , given pure water
( slightly warmed is best ) , and carded
daily all good factors for those engaged
in the profitable business of winter
dallying or in milk1 production.
Shcop need to bo well sheltered from
storms and kept dry. If spring lambs
are raised the owes should bo well cared
for to render the business profitable.
Good miuiagomnnt generally pays good
dividends in raising wool and mutton.
Swine always pavs for good euro and
keep , and they should bo given these
now , as pork is likely to advance. Qivo
breeding sows , comfortable , roomy
quarters , whore they can got some ex
ercise in the open air , away from cattle
or horses. Feed them good , nutritious
food , but not much Indian corn or meal.
Poultry should now bo pushed In tattooing
teeing enclosures. Don't overfeed , but
give variety enough to keep un the ap
petite. If you market any , try to do HO
before the Christmas holidays , for the
glut then causes low . prices. Laying
hens should be encouraged by the use of
animal food , ground shells , and bones ,
and kept in warm quarters. Give thorn
plenty of sharp gravel.
Kitchen and Market Gitrdcn.
Farmers nnd others who have work to
do in kitchen gardens should complete
it speedily , as they cannot safely trust
to a continuance of mild wonthor and
the sumo is true of market gardeners ,
whoso operations are more extensive.
All who have roots and celery stored in
trenches ere reminded that unless they
arc sufliclontly protected there is danger
from freezing. The amount of covering
should bo governed by the weather , add
ing moro as it becomes colder , and mak
ing the final covorintr toward the close
of the month. Celery in boxes in
collars should bo kept as cool as may bo
without freezing. Cabbages may bo
covered with their heads down in a few
inches of earth , though some put them
in trenches and cover them with boards.
Cold frames that contain cabbage and
other plants need dally airing when the
temperature is not very frigid , as injury
is moro likely to como from too much
heat than too much cold. Note thnt
house cellars used for storing fruit and
vegetables' should connect with a chim
ney , if possible , for ventilation. Horse
radish may bo hu.d all winter if dug
early tills month , and stored in a box of
earth in the collar. So long as the
ground remains open much may be ac
complished toward manipulating and
enriching garden ground for the profit
able production of crops next season.
Bear in mind that whatever work can
bo done now as plowing , spading , re
placing glass , repairing sashes and
shutters for hot-bods , cold frames , etc.
will facilitate operations next spring ,
and bo governed accordingly.
Other Timely Matter. * .
The Ice crop will ripen soon , and It
behooves every ono who needs the frigid
commodity and it is a necessity to
many farmers , especially these engaged
in dairying to arranuo for securing a
supply. Ice costs only the labor of har
vesting and storing , and those near
ponds or streams should at once provide
the requisite ice houses , tools and saw
dust , so as to bo ready to gather their
share of congealed aqua as soon as it is
In prime condition for cutting nnd stor
ing. This is urged for the cogent rea
son that the first ice is not only usually
the best , but often the only roally.goo'd
ice obtainable in many localities.
Take nn inventory before the end of
this month , which closes the calendar
year. Every rurallst should take an ac
count of all his live stock , farm tools
ind machinery , and make a fair estimate
of the value of crop products on hand ,
whether they are to bo used at homo or
marketed. This is the only way in
which farmers can ascertain their true
linnncial condition , and -should not bo
neglected by any ono who desires information
mation concerning his own progress and
prosperity , or the reverse.
Keeping farm accounts is another duty
-hat no soil tiller can alVord to omit.
Bvory man who runs a farm should keep
i careful record of his transactions and
jporations , including all outgoes and
ncomtis. This , with a careful Invent
ory , will not only show how ho stands
with the world at the close of the year
whether ho has mudo or lost money
iut bo valuable as a guldo In future.
Many cogent reasons might bo given
why the farmer should bo as careful In
this matter as the morchtur , manufact-
iror , or nny other business man , but wo
mvo only space to ad visa all who do not
low keep accountsto prepare for so doing
on the first of January. Meantime , tnko
a careful inventory in order to begin the
now your aright.
Happy Kami Ijlfo.
"Farm lifo In December , " may and
should bo made as happy us at any other
> orlod. However sombre the appear-
uico without , the sunshine of peace and
: hoorfulnes3 ought to pervade and on-
iven every progressive farmer's flro-
ttido. Prosporltv prevails among the
ndustrlous toll tillers of America , for
.hey nro "blossod in basket and in
storo" nt the close of a most fruitful
season. Their physical wants being
imply provided for , the inmates of every
urul homo can devote special attention
o reading , study and mental improve-
nont. Fathers should not only provide
choice books nnd periodicals for family
reading , but see that the district schools
vhlch their children attend nro well
taught and sustained. And innocent
ocreatlon and amusement , at the fire
side and elsewhere , should not bo ig
nored. Give the young people oppor-
.unities for social intercourse both at
lomu und in places of public assembly.
. .ycoum lectures nnd discussions , con
certs , etc. , are sources of instruction
and entertainment for all , and should
not bo neglected by people In rural com *
munltlos who can participate in tha
pleasure and enjoyment they impart.
.Short Slop SliKKOBtlon * .
Arrange to farm bettor next year.
Open n farm diary on the first of Jan
uary. Post the books and sco how you
stand. If you don't keep farm nccounls
now , resolve to do so next year. It pays
farmers to co-oporato In buying and
soiling. Clean tip and cronmto all rub
bish. Do what you can to facilitate next
year's work. Mnko the urunurio : < and
corn cribs vermin nnd rodent proof.
Ininiro valuable buildings and tholr con
tents. Never trust to luck or guesswork.
Look after the contents of collars and
fruit houses , Finish corn l.usking and
save frlglu fingers. Push the fattening
pigs and poultry. Plow , ditch and drain
while weather and soil is suitable. At
tend nnd talk at diitciiKslonrt of farmers
clubs and institutes. Help elect good
olllcers for your agricultural society.
Study agricultural books , ote. , as care
fully us you would ( or ought to ) the
bible. Bettor go to church or concert
than "the corners. " Good roads to
church nnd schoolhotiso. Make General
Prosperity your candidate for ISiliJ.
Finally , finish fixing for lighting
frigidity.
Kconnmy In Fuel.
Chicago Tribune : "Don't take much
coal to run a miichlno nowadays , ' ' wild
Panhandle Dan , partly to himself and
partly to "tho gang" In the roundhouse ,
after studying Intently a blue print upon
the grimy bulletin board , upon which
was sot forth the number of pounds and
decimals of a pound of coal burned per
milo run by each engine on this division
in the month of July.
"Git so by-and-by , " ho continued ,
after a llnal scrutiny of the blue print ,
"that a , few matchns and the glow of the
engineer's nose will inuko steam enough
to tnko a train over a division. ' '
"It's a sin the way these fellers waste
good cash testin' fuel savin' devices , "
argued The Corpse. "What they spend
in experiments would pay every ono of
us 10 cents a mile and have money loft.
And those schemes to save coal don't
amount to anything ; I've tried it my
self. "
"You ? " exclaimed the gang In chorus.
"Yes , mo , " returned The Corpse. I've
got my patent to show for It over at the
boarding house , too. Now I knowod that
with the powerful draught of u locomo
live a big percentage of the coal goes
out through the stack in gas
and half burned cinders and la wasted ,
so I goes to work to liggor out how to
stop that waste at the front end. It
didn't take long , and it was the simplest
thing in the world. 1 laid mv plan be2
fore the master mechanic and ho equip
ped an engine with ono of my patents
right olT. All wo did was to extend the
smokestack by means of a couple of el
bows back over the boiler , down
through the roof of the cab and into the
fire-box again. According to my theory
all you had to do was to put in a fire and
the smoke would jest keep n-goln' and
n-goin' through that circuit until it was
all consumed. "
"And did it work that way ? "
"Worked too well. When wo got the
darned tiling started once wo could
never git her stopped so's to cool her olT
for washing out and repairs. Ono lire
kept that engine roil hot until she jest
were out and wont to pieces like the one-
boss shay. "
Intense excitement reigned for two
minutes. Then Rainbow Chase , decid
ing after mental calculation that tlutro
was no possible chance of borrowing a
chew of tobacco from Panhandle Dan ,
remarked :
"Ari/.ona's the place to save fuel.
Down there on the N. G. in that sand the
sun shines hot enough to keep an engine
siz/.in' all dav without using a shovelful
of coal. "
"Do you moan to say they run engines
on sunshine down there ? " interrupted
Innocent Dougherty.
"Well , I should say a or yes , they
could run stationary engines that way.
but the N. G. road is so blamed erookoil
that it keeps the engineer dodging abolit
so much the sunshine can't strike 'em
moro'n half the time. Why , there's one
piece of track so crooked that it can't
lay still. Section men have to stand on
the ends of the tics to hold It steady so's
trains can pass over it. "
"Gentlemen , " spoke up Truthful Sum
Adams , "I want to go on record as hold
ing that economy is not only mighty in
convenient for them as has to practice it
but It Is a mockery and a delusion on
general principles ; I've had some exper
ience. When I was a young runner I
was pulling freight out in Nebraska.
One day I had a full train and a raw liro-
man ana the natural result of the com
bination was that wo stuck on the first
big hill that wo came to. I made a few
remarks and then tried to slack 'om
over , but it was no go. I hated to double
for It was four miles and over another
hill to a sidetrack , so I loaned back and
thought awhile.
"Thoro was a farmer distributing
green cottonwool ! lumber for a fence
iilong the top of the cut , so as soon as ho
was out of sight I sent the fireman up
after a hoard and the brukoman buck to
iho way-cur fora switch-rope. You all
enow what stulT to warp green cottonwood -
wood is. Well , wo laid that board down
.ongthwiso between the rails , hitched
ilio swltch-ropo on ono end of it and
then to tha pilot drawbar and waited. In
ibout two minutes the sun began to get
in its work on that board and she started
to curl up. It took the slack out of that
swltch-ropo and then the train begun to
come ; it had to.
" ( iontlcmon. In five minutes moro
we'd warped that train up to the top of
the hill without touching the throtllo or
lulling a iin ) , saving an hour's tlmo and
mlf a tank of coal , "
-iii Colil Ilnths.
The colrtt'st niitnros tnko the hottest
jnths and nro not onfooblcd lv tliom ,
says the Imliiinapolls Journul. It Is
. .looil hunted by youth or the lire of full
Ifo which lllcos the cold dip or sprity ,
) ut > lowiiro ) how you hnvo to nerve yourself -
self to cmluro it. A cold bath may bu a
; 'lsky oxporimont. 'J'ho rnlo tlmt cold
jUliiii ; { > is safe when followed by good
ronctlon Is not wholly bound , I rocull a
womnn who tisml to tnko butlis of the
coldoMt well wiitor dully nnd find grout
rofrcrihmunt from tliom , who tiftorwiirdH
churned woulinosH of the heart und
'onorul doblllty to this oxcosslvo Htlm-
ulus. l.r. Shoumilior : siiys all the per-
ions ho hns known whoboiistodof hrcak-
. ! ) [ ; u Him of ice to take a bath died early ,
vet doubtless they felt good reaction lib
, ho tlmo.
If you'vo got a pain or ticho , or n Imilso ,
Snlvntlon Oil will raauh ttiu case Instniitly
'nco i5 ! cciiiH.
Attention Votor. . By resolution ims.dd by
our loKlbluture , nil good cHUons nro ro <
luoatod to use Dr. Hull's Coufjli Syrup atid
rocoiiiniunil anino us ibo poojilo's roinotly foi
couj.'ho , ctilds , oto. - ' > conts.
'
Dr. Culllmoro , octihat , Uoo building.
Holld TI-JIIIIS l < 'roni Oiniilii ,
VoHtlbuIod , oloctrlc lighted and stonin
lontou , with the llnost dining , rtlooplntf
ind reclining ohnlr car sorvicn In thu
world , via the * Chicago .t Omnlm Short
. .iino" of the Chicago , Milwaukee < k St.
Paul Hallway. Uoublo dally train
sorvlco , leaving Ornalm nt li.1 ! : ! } r , pi ,
ind 0:20 : D. m. , with no transfer at Coun
cil I.luffi. as heretofore. Apply IfiOl
. 'urnrun street for tlcicotannd fnrthor In
formation or address K A. NA9II ,
J. K. PUKHTON , Gen. Aft.
City Puss.