THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , OCTOBER 3 , 1892.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
" " ' *
"
' '
f T"
I-OH TIIKSK COLUMNS
APVKHTIflKMEHTM II 30 f tn for the evening
Knd until SM : p. m. for the morning or Sunday rdl-
* "
A"I dvnrtl rmnt In ihfff columnsJM ; cents a
word for first Insertion and I cent * word for each
Mib.equent Insertion , or l to per line per tnonlti.
No advr-rtlKimpnt taken for loss than toconty Tnr
the first Insertion. Terms cash In advance. lnltl l
tlKiircn. ymbol . tto.each count as n word All
ilvrrtltonirnU must run consecutively. Adver
tisers , by requcstlnir a numbi-rcd check , can have
ttm le'.lpm addressed to a numbered IMtMln euro
of 1 HE HICK Annwers so addressed will be deliv
ered on presentation of the cht-ck.
SITUATIONS-WANTED.
A -WANTKI * . nV A WOMAN OK WKLSII AND
.AllnllitniMliitcli pnrvntMtc. situation .
hon work durlnp thn full and wlnl.of.nioP1lV1' !
inur.t bn In n Chr'stl ' m bomo. Address A. M " ' ? "
' Bls r
1'IUcr. Nrb. .
T"-WANTKI * . 11V AN KXPKHIRSrKO MAN.
.A position as manager of lumber yardi peak ( Irr
man ) references. Address M 1 . eo. "I
A-WANTKI > 7 "i'OMTION V YOUNO LADY
.A stenographer Ju.t uradunlod Address M 2 , ,
llco. -1"3 ' '
A WAVri'.O. 8ITUA FION AS CUCHK. 20 YKAIIS
.Aexperleneolndty vomit , boots and shoes , also
BwrorlM. hpoaks Knullth. ( ierman and Danish
Ko objection to country- Address , M 33 I'00- ' , . ,
A -PHtNTKH-HlTUATION WANTKI * AH FOHK.
A man. Practical Joli compositor and cylinder
tirnssman II ) years' opnrlenci' I'sllniMIn * Com
llnrd small dally nnd Job olllcc wltli Mndjry | ire
ferred Addros * M M , lire MM I *
WANTED-MALE HELP.
. - . . SAl.KSMKNONSALAHV OK jOM
B.-WANTF.D. handle the now patent chemical Ink
craslnu pencil. The Hrealest clllHB novelty ever
produced erases Ink thnrmiuhly In two soeonda ;
110 abrasion of papers 2i to MX ) per cent prollt ; iinu
nirint'ii sales amounted rrt.il In six days , another
132 In two hours ! we want ono eneruotle cetioral
Kent Ini-nch stnto and territory For terms anil
p lartlculara address Monroe Krascr Mf Lo. . x.3ti
l. .aCrosso , WIs. llll
l.T l.I > -WANTKO A PKACTH'AL MAN -
-I Ocapllal to take a water mill. Address bov. % . .
. .Incoln. Nob. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " "
-WA.NT OASVASSIJIW. W. A W.
j.'iU South ICth st. M8M Ol
} -WANTKD MAN TO TAKK OKDKKS
'address manufacturer , box 2'I7 ' city
TJ-WANTKI * . IIA1LUI AI > I.AHOUHUH VOI
J > Wyomlng and South Dakota. Wnges , JI.OO nm
11.21 pnr Mny. btendy work. Albrleht Lnlmr Oil Ice
liairnrnnin strent. M2J2O0 _ _
l > -\VANTKl.f ) TnAM > AND Hl'll C.STKACT
IJors. Kr e trnnsportatl'in on tbo U. 1 Lincoln
Meb McCormlek llrosjt Co. ? ' ' 4i-
"
p-WANim * . AUKSTS TO HULL KINK TKAS.
JJeonees. spires , extracts anil sundries by ampin
to families ; no capital required , xeln lve terri
tory : good pay : get our liberal trial offer Q-
W. I.OTcrln A lirowno Co. . Chicago. .M4h.i-o-ll.
D-OKNKHAI. KMI'LOY.MIINT OKKICK. IIIIsT
JJIiclp and situations furnished , 220 N. llth
T > MKN TO It Sl'KriALTY : MKST IN MAHKKT
Jj < liilck seller ; profits large Apply nl once. .1
llrldo A Co. , llox 2011 , New York. M'JiJ l
> -WANTKD. t rAHPI-.STF.KS AT OIllOWA.
iJ.N'eb. Address Atom Hnkentraw. MOil a *
il-WANTKI * . A MAN TIlAVKl.tNIJ IN NK1I. Oil
lNeb. anil Kansas , locarry ourllnc of suspenders
In connection with one or two other lines on com.
mission hails , Pluunlt Su l > Cq , Mllwaukee\\ .
p--lU | TCLAB > * . A -JINSKII 1 WANTKD FOU
.IJshoti und fnrnaco work. No others need apply
Wm l.ylo Dlckny A Co. . IIOJ lloiiKlamt. lltl
h-WANTKi T\vo SALKS\TKN , ONK FOH
.1 lOmahn clly trade and ono for country trade ,
must ho r.cqiinlnttMl with Krocery business Ad
dress 11.1 N 14th st , , Lincoln. Neb. 128 4
n-SOU hf.WKIt MKN. At. O IIHICKLAVKH9
-Dwanted. 1'ay oTory Saturday. Dos Mnlncs , In.
McDonald Mlii'J O."j'
KKIl WASTIID AT SMITH A. I'O'S ,
Jjgt Main at. , Council Hluffi..ln. 23. 3
_ " _
T-I > IIIIO CLKHK TvANTlil ) . MUST SPKAIC
J'derinan. 1'osltUcly send references. State IIKO
nnd lowest salary. Dr. C. II. Little , Hlooiulleld.
Sioux county. .Sub. M87I 4
_
1) WANTKD- C.OOD IIAHNKSS MAKKH. AD-
JJ dress 11. Flshwood , Swnnton , Neb. M277-U *
T-WANTKD , MAN OH WOMAN IN KVKHY
JJcounty to liandlo now article. Kxtraordlnnry
laics. Nothlni ! like It. I'artlculars for stamp.
llutchlnfon A 1'lalnc , Omaha M2.VJ v
tj WANTKI * . A HAHNK3HMAKKH , PIKCK
aJwork. 10 per sot. 1 to Inch , or weuk work. * 'J pur
week , J. ( Campbell , Palmyra , Neb. M3I8 5 *
- . A I'lHSr CLASS T1NNKK AT
once. One that can speak Cernmn preferred.
Aflist l Kood < m fnsli'e and outslclo work. Address
I .P.'Wolch. ' UUIiiKCity. . Noli. M824 4
r > -AN A NO. 1 nilOCKUY DEL1VKKY MAN ,
J ) ell posted In trade and town. A Rood steady
loh to1'competent man. ( Jive full Information.
Address. M 22 Hoe. 151 I *
O--1.AHOKKUS FOK UNION PACIFIC H'Y CO. IN
Jl southern W > omlnK. Utah and Idaho : free pasn.
Kramer & O'lloam Labor Agency , 50J bouth llth
treat. M329 4'
T-HO PKK WKKIC AND K.VPKNSKS TO MALH
Jl/and female workom. to net nn resident salesmen
fora , company inanufuctitrlnK goods wanted In
every hnusuhold , I'ormnnunl. profitable ork.
Tonus nnd circulars free. Addrosi Klectro-
XyOvulty Co. , 48 Armory street , Iloston Mass
MiBO .T
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
" '
-W ANTKl , "otl'm l
coed wnuiK. Cull ailliuorKlaavu. ( b. 2Jth sl.l. 2
doprs north of Mason. 121
- < , VANTii : > . YOIINR ( JIHL TO CAKK Foil
fhlld S years old and u sl t In Koncrul lou ; e-
vrork. 202iCnpltol avenue I3U
C -WANT ! ? ! ) , A Ts ruTTro DOCKNKKAL HOUSK.
wor < ( Apply at I.M1 North IStli hlroel. 137
-LAljTHs" AND ( illTl.S TO 1)0 Ol'H .N'KW
work for tin nt home : ( .1 to H per week easily
tuadc ; no palntlint or canrnsshiKj send K lt-
nddruHscd envelope , Keho Mauiifacturlni ; com-
piirjy. 4 Liberty Squiiro. Iloston , Mass. 1ST 4 *
Tv-i WAN IKD.COMl'hTKNT ( ilUL FOK ( J KNTTTAL :
V iiiiiiiework- small family : must undcmtand plain
tooklnn. Apply UJXSJtli ft. 18' . ' 4-
* _
C -WANTID : , UIKL TO WOIIK FOH IIOAIID
nnd uo to school. Apply Jill N 3Utb tret ) ,
Omutia. MI75
C WANTKI * , A NIC AT VOUNl ! ( II It I TOASSIhT
In I taklUK cartf of baby r > . K. cor 2itb ate. and
223 b
-lltL ! FOK (1KNKKAL ( HOIISKWOIIK , M IIS.
1. It. UlnikMin , IUS is 20tli. 224-3-
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
" -FLATSrDWKl NtiH "coT StllS'lN Tlji
parts of city. Kilkenny A Co , , Cuntlneiitai blk.
-jvli'oOM HOUSK NI5.VH IllTJTi SCHOOL ;
steam licit ; utalile ; modern conveniences. Thus.
IT. Hall. IU7 I'lUton block. OTi !
1)I'Oll UKST. IN ALL 1 AKT.S OF
'fltr. ' , Tliu O. F D.ivl company , l' > "i 'amain St.
4u |
HUNT. FOIMl KOOM < 'OTTAiK , DOIKil !
J/and 29tb , HUM. How < V Hill , UUS Farnam
fctrect. MJTii 1
- KKNT. IIIIU'IC TKUHACK , 10 HOOMS.
'ill ; N , 2Uth Btr.'ul. Inqiilrtf at Dr. Van Cami' |
" hotuo. HSU ) .1'
fVf N K.XCKPTIONAHI.Y DKHIUAIILK IKilISK
JJ of 11 rooms near post onion ; modern arrange-
tiiont' complete Kmiutra l hlClileaKu 9t tint L. S.
klnniir , rental nyunt , lull I'urnam t .MIL' ,
ToUKNT.U-UOirM HOUSK VD'Hl AND DODOK
street * . All modern conveiilouwB. Postesslon
Klvcn Immediately. Call or addiex M. L. lloedur ,
Huoni W , Paxlon block _ _ -MIM
T4'IIOO > I FLAT. STF.AM IH.'AT. FIHST-CLASS
J-'llefiireiiccs , sltl S. 2ml stieet , room 0. 433
IN-FOIl HKNTriHiOOSt I10USK. ALL MODFIIN
J'convaiileneeH , wllh laruu barn. .1XM Puppleton
live lnqulruatJl7 S. ISthnt. I.M
DlcSlllAIILK IIOMlfTTl-MI HOOMS , Fl/IT'
nlrhoilor unturnldied Parties uolnu to Cali
fornia. Apply on premlsii , 1112 south'lentli etreet
DOM.Y TWO I.HFT OF TIIK I-HO ! M 4'OI <
IIIKCI Jutt complpt'id Have bath , hot and cold
water nnd modiirn coiuenlenee > , Doslruhlu humus
/ ir bunlnvus men In tioautlftrl Stanford circle. Fur
particular * apply lo Mar loai : and Tru t Co ,
* Kcnl , 4 , NIIKTork Lift ) blilu fiU
D ILISTYOUUPHOPKIITY. liljNTAf. OK BALK
trlthlivo. W , P. I'liatoj , 1011 Faruutu , 2iU
TFOU HUNT , ONK OK THK MOST COM PfK I'l !
1/couvunlent and comforlablo nlnu-room houses
tn Oiuuhii , with bath room , laundry and all mudorii
convenience" ; ulmi iilco yanl at si ; , cor , Jones and
25th MroBli. between bt , Mnry' VB. and Leaven
vrorlb lrc t U l
1"\ 10HOOM 1IO1WK , CKN ril.M.LY I.OCATKI * !
* -/f tirnaro ami all Improvements. Tut N , U'lht
tU
U > 7
_ _ " _ _ _ _
viiiNisiiKD "iTousi ; . HOOMS LAIUII ;
-'liuvn , ot , bt , Mary'g avt > . ( I. IV lluttn , ' 'MS 17th t
D10IIO01I Illllflv HOIMK WITH MODKK.
Imtirovumcnts , on will ulroet near Loavi-nnorlh
Innulrn at 6.7 HI. JOili utrout. .M7J.
T , NVW MjVilN _ | | COTEuTB 1IKAUT1FUI
N K. cor J.'nl and Miami t .
M77i
, AT , ALL MOIItHS I'tIN
/r nloiico < , 2401 Luavvuworth t. M7iU 7
T ) NICK COITAIJK OF 6 ir < ) OMS , W7 sTiurTi
. .L/Wlli ttrect Apply on pruuilta * V | | !
TV WH UKST , lO-KOOM IIOUSK , 20li CASS
J-/IIO W. He ml A Selby , Hoard of Trado. IV.
rFOU ItBNT. lT DT-H ( ) irbTKASIIIKAT"Ki :
J/ltatf with bath. Inqulrt ) of Nvthorton Hall. W
PU > Uth | j y
liT
I IIOI.'HK , GOOD J > VACATION , SJI S. 11 T
BFl ll ItKNT , HOUSlIs. 0 AND * UOlOlli.'NUAr
lilsh irluiol luqulr * 3016 ( . umicl nio.
JfOR RENT-HOUSES.
Contlntted.
D-rnil HKNT. TIIHFOLLOVVINU IKSIHAHLE
dwelllniti at low renti :
411 * Farnam , 8 rooms.
1811 thlcato , tl rooms.
512 South VUlh , T rooral.
3IWfiM , II rodms.
2212 t"a , 9 rooms.
3I2J Popnlelon. 9 rooms.
811 South IDth. 3 rooms.
Inquire Ncthcrton Hull , Ml South ISth si. 194 3
PL'UNHIIKI * t-OTTAtJK Of 11OOM3 TO
I ) pnrtf without children. Inquire 1911 Curlir st.
737
D-KOIt HKST-SIS SOUTH 18th STUKKT , 8
rooms , tJIM.
W l.cRTenworth. onlr Ili.OO.
The RlxiTO liRVoclty wntcri onlr 10 ralnulcn wnlk
from I'niton
.1121 KarnRin , 5 rooms (1400.
Bit SouthXfilli street , 3 rooins.HOO.
311 south Kill ptroct , 4 rooms. MOO.
r.iU DecRtur street , li rooms. 115.00.
113 St. Mnrr's nrenuc , & rnomi , ? ! . * > 00.
Hugh U. Unrk , UIS Itarner tf < > ti
M317 u
- 11KNT.A3-HOOM ANPG-UOuSI COTTAOn
D-KOIl ! th nnrt Cnn streets. 11. T. Clnrko. 219
Hoard of Trade , phone 1W. " *
"H-TWO IIIIIUK NINIMIOOM HOUiir. * , MODKIIN
1'conveniences , furnncc , electric bulls , awning" ,
ocrepns , etc s fncn llnnscom park , loss tlmn n bUv-k
( rom motor. I.ViOU , Including cllr wntcr. .1. ( ! . Me-
Kelt , 70S N. Y. l.lfo. M l 4"
D-S DWItl.tiINU KOOMS , WITH NICT HTOIIK
room In front , titled nlthshelvlnirnndcounters ,
nnd a stable nnd tiiiKgjr ulicd , nil forllSOOpvr
month. Co-opcr tUe Land & Lot Co. , 205 N. 1'ilh
street. MHI3
1-KWUKNT. A NICKfi-UOOM HOUSK , 921 N.
J. 7lli avenue. ril.uJ. 19I I
- ' HUNT. I'NKUHNISUKD OU KUU-
J-l'Oll S rooms and barn III desirable
neighborhood , udjncnnt to llnnscom tmrk. Apply
premises , HI ! . ' , rt. 3lsl si. Vii 1 *
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
? -FUKSISHF.D KOOMS TO IISXT WITH. ALL
Jmodernconvf nlenc9S 012 Dounlas slroot.
( Wl
; ? ViilY : L.VIUSK ANDCOMKOItTAIILi : KOOMS.
JliuutlcMicn profcrrcd. 1W.I Capitol uvcniio.
. n.rilft.
HOO.M5. 810 S. 19T11 BT. _
- ' . tAHJi : ASD SMALL SICKLY
E-l'I.KASANT
furnished rooms on car line. Hi bo. Kith street.
tr-KUKSISUKIl HOOM. WITH HATH. $ 'i '
"jtnonth. IIOJ rnrnam. 84S
- FUKNISHKD UOOMS. 422 N. 17th Ht.
E-N1CKLV MlUloSo'
-SL 1TKOP IlANDi-OMV : SOUTH HOOMS , UUN-
tralljrlocntudj Hr t clnss table. Address M HI ,
Jco. IM
_
E-LAlUJi : NKWLYrUHNISIIKD MAST t'HOST
room. I'rlcn reasonable. 210 N. I'Jth.
M278 8
? k'UUSlSllH.1) KOOMS , liUO. 11.11 N. 18T1I.
j M3213 *
- > AND UNKI'HNISIIIID UOOMS.
down town jountljn. Wright A Lusbury. IDth
nnd Hownrd Mreots. M , . ' 9
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
i.i-Ki.ir.Atm.v rtruNisiiKi * HOO.MS , vntM1
1 clnns board , ut "Tim" Dolau , 'JOJ anil 211 N. Ibth
stieot. M WJ
1 , KUHN1U1I CD KOOMH WITH C.OOD HOAUIH'OK
Jl four gentlemen ; BOO < | location nnd all modern
conveniences ; no otLur bo-irders. 257ti Iliirnoy Ht.
U47 a *
17-Kon HIXT. : xiru niosT KOOM. WITH
L bonrd , stcnni heat. Utopia , 17I'J 1721 lu\unport st.
111 : >
7 KOH HUNT. HOOMS. DOUIll.i : I'AHLOHS
- with library , furnished or unfurnished , or to
null , with llrat elans board , nultible fur n club of
gentlemen. .Mrs. 11. A. Churchill , 1GOJ Doimluo bt
I7-FIHST CLASS FL'UNISHKD UOOMS. FIHST
1 class location , lint class board , 1310 Chicago M ,
F-TO (1KXTLKMKK. NICl'.LY I'UUNISIIKD
BOtithenst front room , with nlcovo and bay
window. All modern conveniences ; bonrd. No. tai
ti. 2Sth street.
I ? KUKNIHIIKD KAlT KltONT HOOM. WITH OK
without board , near cnblo uml motor. I' IO N.
22d street M302-3 *
? KtlixiSlIBI ) HOOMS ASi ) UOAKD. 2013
1
Douglas street. M3I9 15-
FOR RENX-STORES AND OFFICES.
J FOltllKXT , TUB 4-3TOIIY illllCIv UUII < UlNf-
91tiKnrnum t Tbo btilldlin ; has n tin-proof co ,
mcnt basement , compluto Btenmboatlng fixtures ;
water on ull the floors , gas , etc. Apply at the otlloe
olTliu4leu. ' ! *
T-STOKK. WITH SHKLVINO AND COONTEKS ,
Jniiil three rooms for family , and stable and
buggy shed ; rent. $1500. Co-operative Land and
Lot Co. , 203 North 16th street. M30U 1
T-1IKST I.OCATION IN CITY KOIl CllOCKItY ,
J-meut luarket , drug store ; fixtures completo.
Connected or separate. Hcnt not so much nn
object as gooj tenant. R. TUard. 21th and Daven
port streets. M252-1 *
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
I-FOIl LUASU. NOKTIIWKST COHNHH OK 22D
l and Nicholas st. , 1J3XI70 feet deep , will lenic for
residence or hii'lnesi purposes In lots to suit , for a
term of live years. 1'artles wishing to move IIOIIBCB
on It cnn commence pa > Ing rent April 1 , 1&U.1 The
owner. J. L. Curtis , Is now In the city and can bo
nddresMcd at the residence ot 1" . W Leo , 614 S 2Sth
St. , orl..l Dcarboru ft. . ( hlcngo. Ill 140 o *
WANTKD-TO RENT.
K-THKKi ; OU IOUK UNI UKNISHHI ) ItOOMS
sultublii for light houtekeuplMK for fnmlly of
tno ; nleu locution , modern conveniences , within
two blockB from car line ; references exchanged.
Adflrofls ' . ' 013 Douglas M2UI 3
*
K 1MYASTii : > . 3 0114 KOOMS WITH IIOAKO IN
private family where there am no other board
era. for family of 5. Location niuttt bu weut of 20th
and south of California. Address M 43 lleo oftlco ,
MJ11 4
STORAGE.
r-DUY , CLKAN A PIIIV'ATKI.Y M'OIIKD FUll-
LnHurel."j ; Doiixlat. UnmhaStovo Uupalr works.
I > I4
M-.HIOKA(1K ( CIIKAP , CLKAN , WKLLS ,
Furnaiii stree .
WAN TED-TO BUT.
N FUKNITIJIli ; 1IOUUI1T , SOLD , STOKKD.
Wells , llll ruriiam st. l .i !
VT WANTKD. "wiTj ] F.VY SPOI'SH < ifx
1 > nmoiiiils from { AIUUU to tliM.WJ for stocks of dry
KOods. boots. Imrdwaru. clothltiK or carpets. Must
havti IIIFKO dlacuuiit oil Invoice price No snide
stocks considered. Address In conlldunce , box 2'JI ,
Lincoln , Neb. ( V.
N W A NT KO TO IIUV SOUK 1 PKli"CK.ST
llrat niijrti.'auus , Heed A. helby , 3:11 : Hoard Trado.
7.VJ
FOK SAtiE-FURNITUHE.
0 FOIIMALK. HiHNITl'HK OF 7-HOOM FLAT.
KoumeM pay moro Hum rant. Address M 21 ,
lleo. . 154 6'
0-roit BALI : , niiNii'i'itK COMPLKTI : FOH
5 room collude Must I'o sold at once. Call
buforo 12 or utter Onl 1511 North 21st M.'IJ 4 *
FOR SALE-HORSES , WAGONS ! , ETO
P-FOHSALK , A St.VTV-l > OlliVII I'Tl' UUV ( ) (
I forlJJOO. II , K. Cole , Coiitlneut.il block. .M.I
I ) MOHTOACKK SAL ) ! . fiiWI
I Will Iniyii Him black lady or ucntloman's drlv-
lux mare , a leather lop , tide bar , piano bov butKy ,
harneim , etc. . llrsl emu with tliu cull lakes It.
Oniulia Mortuaui , Loan Co. ,
Koom II , I'relflaon block.
15th and llotiulaa , nuxl to postoltlco. M1XI )
| > FOK SALK OIKAP , "li.vT MA UK , 7 VKAIIH
I about llWpouiils , ultablo for family mi H.
"
1 > FOK hAliK. U UK V NKAKI.V NIIW. ONLY
1 ( M. worth < 1W Willis M. Yati-s , 3.'d uiid Cull
fornla sis , 2U 3
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Q-HACK f7S. PKITCI1AHD , DOUOLAH
' OSJ
-FOUI ALK , tilOCKOFULASS HIILJVV COST.
'TUJCuiuluuat. 217 7 *
Q-KOK SALK , MK.MCAN YKLLOW IIKAD , AI.S4I
African Kray parrot ! k'ood talkers. H'J Nortli
ICth , room'.l ) . 2IU 74
MISCELLANEOUS.
H -VAN HANT WILL STMtr ANOT11KK CLASS
In shorthand and lypuwrlthu Oclubor 1st
Thoie who unuld like to beuln tbo prciunl weei
can do wo Invtructlon by A iiractlc l reporter , Ho-
nulls certain ItoomilS \ . V l.Uo.
R -HOUSK HANfiNaiiw-iioHSKs. c/r
and catlln t-aruil for the > ear round. U ( !
Hans South Omahii , Ni > b. P li. box 11. MtKii O.7
CLAIRVOYANTS.
S-MUS. N.VNNIK V WAHKKN , LMllVOYANT.
rellablo builuos > uiodlum , ttftb year at 11J N luth.
S-AHlllVAIi UXTIIAOHDINAUYi WO'vilKHFl'I
rurclullou. . ( .halleiue thn wurl > L Mrs. Dr. M
Locra\ti , daitd traiu-e clairvoyant , nilroloulst.
p.ilmlil und Ufa roadan lullt your llfd from tha
rradlx to vravai unites thotufarutali ci > iuu mar-
rlnk'o with Ilia ona you lovoi tflli wliura you will
i-cc > > . i'd and In what butlnc * * bril adapted for ; liai
Hie Ci > lil'rntcl KitriHInn bri'aitpUla ( or luck und to
li dr tr y bad Intluancuit curei tin , Intomperancu
and all prlvattti-oinplalntt "llll maiiauo. b4tbs ami
alruhol trentna-iit. tans fJW , luc * of hair , uamu
auddaloof blrtU anJ recjvt | < acourkta life cliart.
2 rents la itarapi for circular ; L-VU | Initials of one
you lll iiarrri al a photos of sitim. Dtace 4I <
M > uth Illh tri < et , flrit dour , hour * , U a.m. to U U.IQ
t'o-iio one , CDUID all , aail be couvtnenJ ol lll : < wuu
dtrluluriclo. il J/7 IU
MA83AOB.PATna.BTO.
rp-MASSAOIK THKATMKNT. KLKCTKO-TilKH
I trial baths , scalp and hair treatment , manlenre
and chiropodist. Mri.Po < tat9. , S IHMYHhnell Mk
MI-MADAM STOWIsi MAOXKT1U 1IKALKK
13029 Pratt street. M2&S8 *
fP-MAIAMK SMITH 1.154 CAI'ITOti AVKNUK ,
JHoom S , 8J floor. Alcohol , lulphur And sea
liaihs. M2H7 *
H1-MMK. LA HUB , MASSAOB , 4lfl POl'TII 16TH
L street , third floor , flat 4. M X07 8 *
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
TKACIIKl
N with Hosps , N.W.cornor 15th and Harnev. tMi
MONEY TO LOAN RE AL ESTATE.
i4 LOANS iKsTIIAN i
I Including all charces.
Charles W Kalncr , Unab.i NA ( . tmnk lildz. M3
\\r-7 PKIl CKN''MOXrn > NKT TO HOHHOXV-
' or on Omaha city proporty. No extra chirito !
of any kind Why piy liluli ratei ? Money Ischeap.
You can net full hcupflt of low rates from Ulobo
nnd Trust Co . ICth and Dodue. C70
\\r-ANTIIOXVLOA.N AND TKUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
" Life , lends at low rales for choice security on
Nebraska or Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
* > 72
\T C. F. HAUltlSON , 012 N. Y. LIFK.
> C7.1
t-lf-CKNTItAL 1XUN AlTllUST CO. , IIKK Ill.mj.
> V 074
W - CIIHA1MON14V. . 8ii : { (1.V. . 1' . COATBH ,
1C11 rnrnnm. UJ
\\r-MIAN8ON IMI'ltOVKI * AND UNIMlMtOVKI *
clly property $1,000 and uuwards.1 to'perctnL
Nodclays , VT.Knrimm Smith A Co.IJUi nnd llarnoy.
_
\ \ r-rmvATi : MONKY , IST AND 71 * MOHTOAHK
' loans , low rntiM. Alet Moore lleo bldz. 073
\\r-0\IAHA yAVlXliS MANIC MAKKS LOANS
' on real estate nt lowest mirkot rntos. Loans
mndn In snmll or largo sums for short or lonit timo.
No commission IH charged nnd the l < tnns are not
sold In ttiuoMt , but cm nl > r.iys bo foun I nt the
bank nn tin ) corner of Utli nnd Douglas streets.
i70 !
If-MONKY TO LOAN ON 1MPHOVKD CITY
v properly , low rate , A. C. Froit. Douglas blk.
r I AND2-YHAK LOANS ON CITY AND FAHM
tuortvuKcs , Keod A Solby , 331 Hoard of Tritrto.
340
\V-C1TY AND KAHM HKAt. KSTATK LOANS
'T at lowest rntos ; consult us before borrowing.
E. C. llnrvln A Co . 'J03 Sheely block. 2IU
ir LOANS. LOW UATKS..ITTLK.HUOWN HLK
SIX ) U5
ITMONKY TO LOAN AT LOWKST KATKS.
> The O. F. Davis company , 1503 Piirnam street.
A\r-THK FIDELITY TKUST CO. . HHCnNTLY
' ' rtMiiovcd to S. K. corner lleo building. Is prepared -
pared to close loans on city real estate promptly
and at lowest rates. Submit application. 401 OI4
W-MO.ST.Y TO LOAN OS IMlMlOVni ) HKAI ,
estate , lowest rates ; building loans n spec
laity. Thomas Ilroi.tmn A Co , Karbauh block.
7b3o3
\V I | : AI. KSTATK LOAN'S , li TOT 1'KK CUNT ;
v noaddltlnnnl charges for commission or attor
ney's fees. W. II. Mulkle , First National Hank bldg.
077
MONEY 'J.O LOAN CHATTELS.
DO VOU NKKI ) MONKY ?
X
THK FIDKLITY LOAN OUAHAN'rHK CO. ,
Koom 4 , Whltnull block , cor. 1Mb and Hartley sts.
WILL LKND YOU ANY SUM. FHOM SIU TO $10,000 $
ON TIIKDAY YOU ASIC FOU IT.
Wo make loans of any Biro , large or small , on
household goods , pianos , horsci , wagous.
rfarebouso receipts and personal property of
all kinds , In any amount , without ilolay. pub
licity or rumovalof property ; cheapest rutos
and easiest payments. SKK US I/I US I' .
325
X-IOJXX)00 ( ) TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS
from $10 up on
IIOL'SKHOLO FUHNlTUKi : AND TIANO3 ,
IIOII > KSVAOOXS AND CAHHIACKS ,
WAHKllOUSK KKCKHTS. OH
1'KHSONAL 1'HOl'KHTY
OF ANY KIND
without publicity or removal of property.
You can savn time and money by calling ou
OMAHA MOHTIiAUK LOAN CO. ,
Hoom II , Crulghton Illock.
15th and Douglas , next to 1'oatonlco.
INLOHl'OHATUD. mP03
WILL LOAN MONKY ON ANY KIND OF SK-
X
curlty ; strictly confldontlaU A. K. Harris , room
1 , Continental block IVii
-I'liriCHAHD , SI DOUGLAS ULK , 1C A. DOIX5K.
1J34
X-MONKY LOANKI ) CUUAl1 AT YOUK OWN
tlutu. S braska Loau Co. , Ulli Douglas st.
403
_
X-CHATTIL : LOAN& ; ANY AMOUNT : LOW
rate. J. K. Van Glider , room 207 , Omaim Na-
tloual bank. Mloil-o7
X MONKY TO LOAN ON FUKN1TUHK , IMANOS ,
horses , wagons and collateral nocurlty. Dust-
ness confidential. Fred Terry , room 4J3 Kamgo blk
X till ATT KT. LOANS MADK ON FUKNITUHK ,
plauos. llvo stock , etc. , wltboiit publicity or re
moval property at the lowest rate * nnd tliu easiest
payments. DutKjreon , rooms 8 A'J Darker block.
X-LOANS O.V CHATTKL3. HKASONAULK IS-
torest , partial Payments 1 to K months. W. K.
Davis. H. 20 Continental block. Klerator 15th st.
JIO
X MONKY AT LOW KATK3 ON Aft'Y KI.VU OF
security. Koystont ) Mtgu. Co. , 203 Shedly blook.
. 240
X 120,000 TO IXJAV ON CI1ATTHI. SKCUlltTY ;
busluesscontldentlaL 11.551 Hoard Trade.
MIKW O.4
X-I.OW HATKS ON FUHNlTt/HH IjIVlf STOCK
etc. J , W. Taylor , 1'loneer blk t South Omaha.
-
BUSINESS CHANCES.
r MIAT MAHKKT WOKTH fjoo.oo TO SKLL
- for 575.UO. Neb. Loan Co . iSlii Douglas st. Ii03
Y-IIALV IKTKItKaT IN AN 1WTADLISHKD
nnd paying dry goods and furnishing business
for sale In llvo city of nvcr B.OOO in eastern Ne
braska ; splendid chance for right party ; ren-on
for selling , other business. Address llox 791 ,
Omaha. 7UO.
Y-FOll SALK. TIIK CON'l IIOLLINC 1NTKHKST
III the leading sash and door mill In the north
west : doing nil Immense business ; over (10,000.00
worth of new work now In the mill : n great bargain
to the right party. Call on or address J , II. Mason ,
rooms 3i nnd 3.1 , Darker block , Omaha , .Nub.RI4
RI4 O20
V" II1' VOU AHi : SKKKINfJ A HUSINKSS Ol'l'OK-
J. tuiiltyrenulrlng small capital. In a certain nnd
exceedingly profitable and growing business , anil
nlwnys cash , write to tliu undersigned. Inclosing
stamp , when full particulars will bo given. (1. K.
K. , 142V Lutreot , Lincoln , Neb. U87
Y-FOK SAI.H. AT A VKIIY LOW I'lr.UHi : , TIIK
entire slnto Interest In ono of the heaviest p.iy
Ing monofKillos now before tilt ) public. It will nnvo
25 oer rent of the coal bills of uveryboily nnd pro
duce better results Kvorybodjr wanti It nnd will
linvu It wlii'n spun. A I a l jo biKluuss cm bu done
at oneii In every county Full particulars by mall.
Addie sli. li. 1C , , ll.MLat , Lincoln. Neh. MU7S
Y-FlSi : HUntSKsS UII\NCK IF SOLD AT
once. For sale , tbo loam' , furniture and fixtures
of the Merrlam hotel , ( imuha , containing i < 0 roonii.
elegantly furnished , nil rented , eighty permanent
guentN. llest piIvntu family hotel In the west. Will
sell hecauiu of poor health For tarms ainily nn
premlius , 2Jlh and Itoilgu. Mrs , L. M. Tuttlo.
Ml l 012
V WII.Ii LOAN MY KMl'LOYKK $ . ' 00 WITIHUJT
I IntureHi. Want Indoor work. Olhcu iiruferrml.
H Moycr Lincoln , .Neli , IKJ 4 *
V A STOCK OF DKY COOIIS I'Olt SALK f'HKAl' .
I Addrots Lanlnr , IOJS I' . . Lincoln , M2l'i 3 *
VA HNAP FOK A nilV ( iOODS MAN WITH
J money About twenty tlvu thiinsaiiil dollars
i > urlh of uowilry viiods to hi ) eulil ut about olxly
centH on the dollar til a Nohr.it > kuto n of K.OiJO IHHI-
plu. ( iood location and cheap rent , Hliiht people
cnn do f.M.OUObusliieis until Chrlstnmi. Must bo it
man wllh money and know how much stock llioro
U by louklui ; It over , in wo hove no tlmu to In
voice. Mont reasons for nullliiK. Address P. O. llox
U. Keanioy , Nob. M272 5
vr-i-oti SAi.i : , TIIK HAHWAV NKVS iTTT-
L porter , buuinth year ; tine > .ubi > crlitloii | list
and ndtertUliiK patroiiairo. . One third cash , lull-
aueo In ono and tno years'necurcd notes. For In.
formation apply or address Dan U , llonlu. IUI5
Dodi u street , Otnulm , Nebraska. M.'ii8 *
Vl'OK HAI.K. 20-KOOM IIOTKL. HOOD KKPAIH ,
lonly hotel In town. Address Frank Itothwoll ,
MtTlliiB , Neb . M2i > 8 15
\r 3i)0 ) IIKAD OF WKLI , IIUKD hTOTK CATrLl !
1 nnd l.iiUO acres of chulcu , clear Nebraska land to
pxchiitiKi ) for coed , elmin merchamllsu at market
vuluo. Address liWIfith ttvunu- ! , Kearney , Neb.
.MI.M : u
FOR EXCHANGE.
iy KJU K.VC1IA.MIK-WK IUVK 0.lXr ) STOCK
f-t\n \ mauufacturlnti concern ilolnu need business
In Omaha that wo will trad t In whulu or part for
k'ood work Uor o . American Fuel Co. 113W
r/-CLKAHO\7AHA KUAL KSTATK FOH MDSK
' actual valuation. Money to loan , llox 118 , Oman *
_ MM _
/-I OWN 10) FAIIMS IN NKII. AND DAKOTA.
/J\MllBulloro chani'o. Hox7t ! , Fraukfoft. jnd.
V FOU SALK OU K. VCI1 A. Mi II FOU CLKAU
/Jllmiilm real estate , tliu furniture of a 15 room
bonrillnkhoime In best location In city , full ot
liood imylnf bourdurt Addrcii M 3 , lieu.
MIHT 3'
_ _ _
V-CIIOICK FAH.M8 IN lIAVKd COU.NTV. NK-
/-tbratka.to trade fur herms , cattle or trcnoral
iud o. Address C , H , iubuii : , Iluyo. Center. Nub.
rWANTKD. . ONK ACIIK NK.III CITV LIMITS.
fJnetl , In exchanite for clear lot In AJUrliChf *
miner. Address. M 20 Hue , in
y-KOIt K.\rilA.NRK.M "ACKKr aT-IIOOL LAND
f-ineur railroad and depot. Wnnt horto and
bunny und ( Ooil piano , AUdruu M Jl lice.
2.MV
_
V-FOK KXCIIAM1K , HOKSKS AND IIKOO1J
/ mares for Krocerlcs or stocks of lien ral iner-
rhundlDu PartUn hu aru oblUed to to out of
builnvsn will dti well lo | vo Hill atluiitlou , Ait
dren A 11 C , AttitorJ , .Neb. ttrn 4'
/ - V K K FVfN K 8M OOT lTTu.\T .
/Jdoi ; , J yearn olJ , fur uu uuatlu or cnililou
nitfcly. AdJr i M C , lleo oMco.
FOR SALE-REATj ESTATE.
Ioil SALBs. t4Tltc < ! A ft (
Hoed A Setby. Hoard of Ttttils.
SAll SIX llinltoUftK ; POIMT.KTON
JL nvenue. Modern conveniences : model horaei
II.Coo.OO. llpptt A. Selby , OHMMlier Commerce
ttvil M17
fl'O 1IOMK SKKKKIWtJfH AVOSDALK PAKK
-1- you can havoan rle aJi\'Jiotno arranged to suit
you. with building limit. HrWf. walks , sewer , water ,
and pas , within nalklnu..il ] .stanco t of business ,
schools and chnrclfr-s. artd'Afl . for about M.IXH Cer
tain to bo thn f reltlest Inslflft residence addition In
the cltr. Oven one-thlrdlhfi It already sold. Pea
ns for particulars beforn tha price Is raised. Fidel *
Hy Trust company , 1703 F afljftinsl. ' ?
I OHSALK"HV"TIIK UVT.KKII IO.OM ACHKS OK
1. Nnbraska'a finest fai-nilnu land at a itraat sacri
fice , ( i. II. Peterson , 1112 ij.ljiUi st..Omalii. 1M o3
, iK. nKAirnFur.r.w , 40 FKCT FHONP ,
rjllh St. , South Omaha , near C , tl.OOJ. Apply to
owner , Koom II. llmhman blk. Omaha. 4t5 O16
R KAL KSTATK.
llaraaln * only.
My word Is good.
W. ( I. Albright ,
1 > 21 2-3 New York Life. M 7
LOTW , TUTTL.K'SSt'l ! S ACUK9 WITH 7-HOOM
house , nil Improvement ' , inquire 84)1 lloyd
street. M73111'
iron SAI.H os M'ONTIII.V I > AYMKNT.I , MIOO.M
J-cottiucHn C'nrlhnuo nJilttluii on C'umlnit "Irect.
A loir home. W. U tfolbr. Sit Chamber Commerce.
iron BAiiK , : ) w AOIIUS NMIWASICA LANH IN
L Iho best stock county In Nebraska , Kasy forms
Address M 4 , Iteo. MU2I 3 *
iron SALK OK KXCIlANir.-2J LOTS IN IIAP1I *
JL Olty , Itnk. , for clly nuliurbMi property or Im
proved property In siimll town , or land. Lot * 2. x12)
nnd beaiilltul two miles from I * . O. 1'rlco IM. lorel
Kneli liicumbrniicefWW onch. Will par on Inoiim
lirnnranml trndeclenr If thislred. Mnillnr lots In
iMistcrn towns nni < > olto itxt tKMOJ Address Mrs.
l.llllu M MooreIS/ Davenport Htrect , Omnhn. Neb ,
MttW
10 AOllKS J UM'SUHDl VIDUD INTO Al'UK LOTS
tat special dale for ono week commencing Mon
day , Octobers. Thollncit ncropiopurty yet platlfd.
On motor line. Prlco of clly lots adjoining from
JCiO 00 to fVJO 00. I amollerlnn whole acres nt frora
fWO.UO to f.Vd.OO Kasyti'rms. 7 percent Only for
ono week Apply at my otllcufor full particulars.
.1. A Lovaren. room 607. J. .1 Hrown block. . K.
cor. loth and Douglas , uillco open until U o'clock.
M.I25 3
IfOH SALII , TWO OU TllllKt : HAIltlAl.NS. 110
1 ncro farm three miles south of Waterloo , llils
county , first class , partly under cultivation , foal-
ueti liny nud pasture , MOO ] per aoru. It will pay
on to look ut this. (0 ucres on Dodito street , nK
ulles from poMotlicu , la > s well , will bo sold cheap ,
Vice collfitfe. full lot , on Dccatur ntro-t , lot and
treotttriidedonlyU.50000 , on term Insult. This
s it chaltco to not a homu only n short dlitaneo out
ItiKh ( I. Clark1213 Hnruuy street. M3II1U
B IfJ SNAP. 11KINO IN XKIUJ OF MOSKV , 1
will Mill lOncresof good laud nine miles from
hniiha I' . O. for tiM ! ) . Land adjoining IB soiling
"or J1UO per nere. Address M ill lleo. MS-'ll r >
LOST.
r OST-A IILAi-IC COLT , MIXKD WITH UKAY. 2
IJwhltn fore foot , vhlto spot In forehead. Notify
Omaha I'ronross. 1417 Furiiaiii streut. MH3I )
JTIIAVKl * . SKIT. 29 , I-'UOM 2021 FAHNAM , HKA
Jf\c \ hound bitch , black and white , tan cars nnd
hecks , teats rather full ; name FlUlo. Keturn to
nbovo address und not reward. MliW 3
r OST-I1AY HIIKS1J , I YliAHS OLD , IS HANDS
Uhluh. welKht I.OUO , star In forehead. Keward for
eturn lo W. N. Inifo , No. 3 engine house. Ibth nnd
Inriiey. M2W 3'
OTIIAYHO , A SMALL .1UKSKY COW. FINDIII !
'please notify S. P. Morse , llll South 32d afreet ,
or F. Lchmcr , nt olllce of the Morse Dry tloods Co
M241 3
OST , I'l't ; HITCH. LUATHllK roLLAH ON
Jlieturn to I'.Kll Mason undroeelvo rcnanl.
rcnanl.M.128
M.128 3' '
DRESSMAKING.
.MiNNici : i U'AVI : JUST HKTUUVKD
M
from the east nnd will rpopon my dressmaking
narlors October 1st. Hoojus W05W Urown block
cor. Itlth and Douglas sts. C45 ot : *
\VANTKD-THn LADIMS.1H' OMAHA TO KNOW
> that they can net WJIS ) cour b of scientific
dross cuttluu lesions free nt Prof. DeLiiinorton's
academy. oOl N. Y. Life. Ladles , conio and Invcatl-
Kato and learn to maku dresses with \vlthout
seams. Mm. Abcrly , representative. Agents
wanted. MIT'.i a *
LADY WOULD LllvK-.TO DO 1111KS3MAK1NO
A
In family. Cutting nnd UttliiK a gpuclalty and
work { guaranteed. M. S. , 1UJ4 Douglas strcot
' M293 3 *
DANCINGi SCHOOL. .
Mil. A MKS. MOUAND'S Sl'HOOL FOIl DANCING
Armory Capital Ave , will ra-opnn for the
season on Saturday , Octouir'tst for children , and
dayOctober 4th for.allutts. Circulars nt Snow ,
Lund , V Co.'a drug store. 15th , nnd Farnam.
Private lessons can bo tnkou now nt their resl-
dcnct ) , 2WM Dodge St. , , 129 07
W ANTKI ) , IIMJOU FOll C itONTUS : OOD
Bccurlty. ; Address M : lice. - 230 0'
TAKEN UP.
rp.VKKN UP , ONK MULK AND ONK DAY HOUSK ,
-L with whlto face and four wlilto fret. John Mar
liam.N K. cor. Deaf and Dumb IiiHtltuto. IfiO 1 *
J'omiclmitHtcr'A > otlco.
Impounded September33 , ono small brlnJlo
cow , about li yuan o'd. It not redeemed , said
cow will bo sold nt public auction nt 10 o'clock
n. in. Ostobor 10. lhK ! > . at 2115 Leuvenwortli
atrcot. JOHN Sromii , . Pouudmastor.
Both the method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; \t ia pleasant
and refreshing to the tnsto , nnd acla
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-s
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
manycxccllcntqualiliea commend it
to all and have made it the moat
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75o
bottles by nil leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any ono wno wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO , ,
SAN EBANOISOO , OAIj.
: . xv. NBW VOBK. N. f.
REM
I N C TYPEWRITERS
TON
For Safe , Rent or Exchange.
BEST in the WORLDl
MEGEATH STATIONERY CO. ,
1II04 Furnnm Street , Omaha.
Thn Ituanleil anit He.irilleHM.
If ft youth boKitn to shuvo at Iho njo [
of 17 yours and continued to do so until
ho was 70 ho would , usaumlnir that Ills
hixir maintained the average rtto of
urowth , have removed a length of nine
yards. But had the hair boon allowed
to grow the result would have boon dif
ferent to what might bo inferred. The
growth from Iho roots would have con
tinued , but on reaching a length of be
tween eighteen and twenty-four inches ,
the hair would have become brittle , have
split and broken. The greatest length
of beard usual in our climate solaom ex
ceeds two foot. In hot cliinutos , owing
to the moist fituto of the skin , the hair
jrows much tnoro rapidly and profusely
than in cold or tcmporato climates. In
the east flowing boards from throe to
four foot in length are not unusual.
Goriimu Parliament lUi
The gigantic future homo of the
Reichstag is still buta forest of scaffold
poles , but sorao idea may bo obtained of
the appearance it is likely to present
when it is inaugurated two years honco.
The main entrances arc four in number ,
ono at each aide , cauh approached by
broad ( lights of stops , and each dilTerincr
from the other. The actual chamber is
under a cupola , something like that of
the Pantheon , surmounted by the impe
rial crown , which is in the exact center
of the whole muss of buildings. The
lobby , which is to bo adorned with
richly ornamented columns , stretches
right across the building from the Spree
to the Thiorgarton , its length of about
100 motors being broKen in the center
by an octagonal hall and on to it open
most of the oflices , the private rooms
of ministers , the library nnd the dining
room. A similar arrangement is to bo
made on the floor above and the lloor
below the level of the entrances. At
each corner of the building is a sort of
loggia , richly ornamented.
Confounded liy KxpertH.
Adulteration is bad and sanitation Is
good , but some of the results shown by
vigilant inspectors and clover cbomists
in their efforts to show the frightful
dangers that surround us and run down
olTondors against , sanitary laws are very
funny. A wholesale and highly re
spectable grocer was tried in a London
court a few days ago for soiling tartario
acid adulterated with load. The acid
was used in making lemonade , and the
lead in it got tlioro from the vessels in
which it was manufactured. The pros-
ocutlon showed that the tnrtaric acid
contained .00020 per cent of load. The
defense showed that in order to got a
twentieth part of a grain of the poison
into one's system it would bo. necessary
to drink lemonade every day for six
months at the rate of " 20 bottles a day.
The experts added gravely that before
the two'ntioth part of a grain could betaken
taken in that manner the experimenter
would die of dyspepsia. Tlio charge
was dismissed , but to satisfy the sani
tary olll'jials the judge agreed to "state
a case , " presumably as a warning to
other evildoers.
TuUliiiniiy.
Detroit Free Press : "I was spondlng
the night in a country town not long
ago"said the drummer at the dinner-
table , "and in the evening , ho fora bedtime -
time , several of the natives collected at
the tavern , and wo sat around on the
porch talking. Ono of the residents was
tolling mo what a flno country they had
about them.
" 'Why , ' ho said in all earnestness ,
' .Tack Binsy , who has a dairy farm ton
miles from town , gets 1.000,000 pounds
of butter a week from his cows. '
" 'A.w , come off , ' I said , with a laugh ,
'you can't make mo believe any such
stump speech as that. '
" 'Hut it's true as pronchin1 , ' ho in
sisted.
"I demurred again.
" 'Ain't it ' " ho asked
so , Ilonry'i" appealingly -
poalingly to an elderly man sitting next
to mo.
" 'Woll , I cnn't say as to 1,000,000
pounds , ' was the cautious ruply , 'nor
just how much exactly , hut I know Jack
has got throe saw mills on his nlitco that
ho runs entirely with buttermilk. ' ' '
An old Missouri deed for forty aerosol
land is u good illustration of legal
verbiage , Jt convoys "all and singular
appurtenances , appendages , nilvoiv-
sons , , ( jonollts , commons , curtilages ,
cowhouses , concrihs , dairies , dovecotes ,
oaboinents , emoluments , freeholds , fea
tures , furniture , fixtures , gardens , homo-
stalls , improvements , immunities , lime"
kllna , meadowo , marches , mines , min-
oralfl , orchards , parks , pleasure trrounds ,
pigeon houses , plgfttyea , quarries , re
mainders , reversions , ronis , riehts.
ways , water coureos , wliidinillh , together
with every other necessary right , Im
munity , privilege and advantage ol
whatsoever niiino , nature or disorip <
tion. "
HoWltt's Harsananiia destroys stiorj pol.
sona atiftcrofula , skin iltsoasu * , oczauiu , rhou *
umliain. llu timely usoniwei tu.iuy live ) .
OF INTEREST TO THE FARMER.
Wherever it hns boon grown nlfnlfft
hns proven Itself by ( ur tlio most vnhi-
rvblo fjrnss known to our whole agricul
ture. It hits more than solved the nrob
loin of bow to koip iv cow to tbo ucro ,
bccniiso It hna well kept live or thorn to
the ncro ( or ti period ot eight months.
In view of Its extraordinary anil proven
productiveness there should , bo further
nnd moru tlollnlto experiments uiixdo to
discover If It la not nihiptablo to regions
whore It Is not now grown.
One frrent Dolnt of mlvnnlngo to farm
ers tn tbocultlviitlon of the miinrj { > uot if
that they have , in advance of thfilunt-
ing of the crop , nn absolute guarantee
of market ami prise. This removes -
moves many of the elements of uncer
tainty which - surround the general
operations of the farm. If the cultiva
tion of the boot is well understood the
grower may reckon with considerable
certainty , upon the cash value of the
crop from a glv number of ucros.
About the only Liknown quantity for
which ho must malco nllowatico will bo
the state of the weather , and whore Ir
rigation Is practiced , us it will bo in
many boot-growing districts , this matter
also will bo pretty well under control of
the farmer.
For the fanner who hns other inter
ests beside the raising of horses , but yet
who desires to add this as a sldo line to
his other oucupalions , wo bollovo It is
desirable to have the colt foaled In the
fall rather than in the spring , lie Is
then weaned In the spring , when fresh
grass is ready for him to food upon.
Kept in tno stable through the winter ,
ho can bo trained r.nd handled as ho
should bo from the very first. The oolt
thatcomusin the spring , when the busy
season is just commencing , does not
have excessive cure lavished upon him ,
and by the titno fall comes and his
owner hits the opportunity to handle
him ho has grown so largo as to maKe
the beginning n. matter of dllllculty.
Wo have known some farmers who
wore well posted unon the different
qualities of artificial manures , yet who
see mod to think that all farm manures
wore alike , without regard to how they
were produced or handled ; but tlioro is
in fact just as much variation in them as
in commercial fertilizers. The quality
depends primarily unon the feeding
stulTs from which they are produced ,
then upon the material us > oil for bedding
and absorbing , then upon the amount
of the liquids that are procured , and ,
finally upon the care that is exorcised to
avoid wastn. By sheltering to avoid
loss by washing out and by turning fre
quently to avoid the oscap'o ot the volatile
tile elements , its entire original value
may bo convoyed to the soil. Observa
tion will show , howovor. that few farmers
ors manage so as to got this full value ,
oven though they may be buying com/
moi'cial manures to nmko good the do
llcioncy.
Ono objection urged against winter
dairying is that it is so much trouble to
raise the calves when they can not bo
turned out on pasture. This dillioulty is
not a serious ono if you have a good ,
warm barn , clover buy and ensilage.
Without these you should not attempt
to run a winter dairy. A calf that is
dropped in the fall , started on whole
milk , gradually dropped to skim milk
with a little linseed meal , tnon to wheat
middlings , clover and ensilage , can bo
ready to put out on the pasture in the
spring in good shapo. It it has boon fed
liberally and judiciously ut a year old it
will bo but little , if any , behind calves
of the same ago dropped in the spring ,
nnd it will have cost.lcss than the year
old calf that is pastured its first half
year and barnfod the second. A thrifty
calf will begin to pick at hay at six
weeks of ago , and at three months will
oat and digest a considerable quantity
of It.
In brooding live stock of any sort
there should bo a delinito object , which
should always bo kept in view and
worked toward steadily. Before you
breed know what you want to produce ,
nnd mate your animals distinctly for
that. If you wish to form a dairy herd
to procure a largo yield of milk for a
cheuso factory or for sale by the quarter
or gallon , nso a pure broil Ilolatoin-
Frisian or Ayrshire hull ot good milk
ing family. Ifyouuso native cows to
start with , and always employ a
pure bred bull of the breed with which
you begin , you will soon begin to BOO a
direct result in the improvement of
your herd. If you are after butter or
especially rich milk , use Jersey or
Guernsey bulls , and stick to thorn. Do
not mix up your breeding1. Apply the
same rule in breeding your horses , hogs
and slioop. Find out first what you
want , and then strive persistently to at
tain it. Every time you vary from the
direct line , or permit the use of a grade
sire , you arc taking a stop backward.
A matter of principal Importance
which will engage the attention of the
fanners through a largo portion of the
country now within a few weeks will bo
the proparallon of the ground for the
seodlii" of wheat. Although it is some
time before the crop will bo put in , it is
not too early to give serious thought to
how it shall bo done. Upon the maniu'r
in which the seed hod is made depends
very largely the success or failure of the
crop. Our present low average of whout
production is duo to the fact that wo are
too oaroloss In this initial stop. Instead
of getting the average crop of twelve
bushels to the acre , wo now have many
farmers who are getting regularly close
to thirty bushels , and wo know person
ally of ono who has inuroaHod his crop
from below this average by regular
stop , until last year ho harvested forty-
two bushels of wheat to the ncro. That
this gain has boon made by improving
thn seed bed is evident , because
very little can bo done for the crop uftor
it is started , The most that wo can do
in the way of cultivation is to harrow
the ground lightly once or twice as long
as wo BOW in such close drills as wo do
now. Our best wheat growor.s now plow
their land as long as possible before the
time to put in the eood four , six or
oven eight weeks ahead , it it can bo
done. Then , by successive deep narrow
ing and rolling , the land is lino.y pul-
vorl/od for HOIUO inches below the sur
face , and compacted. This gives a fine ,
Hnn bed for the rccuption of the seed ,
while vho soil below Is stilllclontly loose
to permit the penetration of tho'roots. .
Such u bud will retain moisture wall ,
and will enable the plants to become set
so firmly that they will not easily bo
thrown out of the ground by freezing
and thawing. If to hiich preparation Is
added the careful selection of bcod and
the thorough enriching of the ground
by such moans as may seem bcs > t and
moht economical , the resultant crop will
bo such as to ulTord a profit oven in the
most depressed condition of agriculture.
Fine manure is moro valuable than
coarse , because It becomes more roudily
Incorporated with the boil , Corn fodder
that is fed whole and long straw used
for budding make manure that is conrso
nnd dllllcult to handle. Iy running all
such matoilal through u. cutting box ltn
value will bo enhanced nnd much labor
saved in the long run. The cut
etruw lb also a bettor absorbent than
long straw , nnd will rot sooner , nnd so
bo moro quickly available for manure.
I.lvo Stock.
If the calf is never permitted to run
with the cow at all much loss trouble
Will bo experienced in teaching it to
drink. Fcod all now milk ut the start
aid feed often four limes n day nt least
and then never lot. it overload its
stomach , After a week change to warm
skim milk , with the addition of ix little
cooked oil meal or sifted oat meal ,
Calves that are raised by hand nro
almost ahvays bottorolTIf koptlnacloau
and comfortable stall than when turned
out of doors. After a month old nut hay
within their roach and they will soon
learn to nibble Hv proper care and
management the calf that is raised by
hand will dovelon just as rapidly as if
It had run with the cow , and it Is very
certain that it will cost much loss.
Uenerallyspoaklng , the prolllln kooiv
Ing an animal decreases or wholly dls-
ppe ars shortly after the prime of life Is
assed. It kept long after this point Is
cached the profit that has accrued from
ceding through the earllor stages may
bo oat-Hv lost. Farmers nro not usually
much given to sentiment In this matter ,
and do not retain animals after the pe
riod of profitable use Is passed from any
especial afi'cetion , but simply bocatihO
they do not.rocognizo the fact that they
are on the down grade. Go Into the
ba-im and fields of men who are thor
oughly successful stockralsors and you
will find many young animals , vury
aroly any that are much past their
rime. On the other hand , look over
he stock of men who think that live
lock does not nay , and you will often
oo the reason plainly written in the too
great age to which the animals are kept.
The best lime to boll an old or aging
nlmal Is direct from good pasture. If
t'ou cannot got it in good shape for mar-
iot on grass , you cannot do so with
profit In any other way. To put it up
md food grain would cost you more
ban you would gain , and very often an
ininial can bo made inodoiatoly fat on
grass that could hardly be fed up at all
: m grain and hay , because of the Im
paired condition of both Its tooth and
llgestlvo apparatus. Save your winter
'cod and winter care for young and
hrtfty stock that can nay.you a good ro-
urn , even if some of the old stand-bys
lave to bo sold ( or cannors'stook in the
'all ' for a little less than you think it ia
oally worth. Keep nothing on hand
rom now until next April that does not
show some good earning power.
If you think you must feed grain to
old animals in order to lit them for mar
cel , it would bo well to have it coarse
round , or elbe cooked so that it may bo
moro easily masticated.
Fall pigs , in order to bo carried
through the winter with much profit ,
should bo liltorod by the 1st of October.
Then there is a chance to got them well
started before they are put Into winter
quarters and on grain rations. Thcso
early fall pigs , if well fed , may bo made
: 'oady for sale at anywhere from live
months to ton months old : Use as
succulent food as possible while they
are young. 13ran slop nnd cooked
lotatoos make a good ration. The slop
should bo fed ewoot , or nearly so. There
's no harm in a little fermentation , but
sour slop should bo carefully avoided.
The safest way is to mix it as fed. for in
, varm wcathor a little neglect will make
it as sour as vinegar.
Tolmrco Outturn In iMibrusku ,
To investigate the tobacco fields of
Schuylor Messrs. Hy A. Kcouig , Ad
Blunek and Harm Abraham the other
day wont to Schuyler , says the Grand
Island Independent , and Mr. Abraham
the tobucco and cigar manufacturer of
Grand Island , has kindly furnished us
the following report :
In 1890 the culture of tobacco , was
commenced at Schuylor nnd has just
ono successfully through its third sea
son without mooting more obstacles
( hail , wind storms , drouth or tobacco
worms ) than in tiny otlior country.
Thirty acres in all were raised. <
The first planting wan done about the
middle of Juno and the last about July
1. the first cutting about August-15 ahd
the last about September 8 , taking in
all about sixty days. Tills demonstrates ,
that tobacco ripens much earlier in this
cliirato than in any other' cigar ibnf
growing districts , and that no injury
from frost is to bo feared. The variety
of seed used this season was of a Cdn-
nccticut Havana , which seems hotter
adapted to this country than any other
variety.
The crop of this year Is far above that
of any previous year. The first your
demonstrated only that a good quality
of tobacco could bo raised in the Plaito
valley , the second that tobacco could bo
raised afsutllciont commercial value to
induce growing it , and this year proves
that probably tobacco can bo raised
hero which rivals any raised in Con
necticut.
The loaf is not far enough advanced
to give this as a final opinion , yet one
can compare tobacco from oilier din-
Iriclf , when at this atngo , nnd must con
clude there is none finer.
Messrs. Wells and Nicman have built
an improved tobacco shed , with all the
modern appliances , nnd wo oxamlnud
their earliest culling , which washousud
about August 1(1. ( The loaf is all color
ing line and showing do'icato ' glof.vy
colors , the veins are an line nn threads ,
and wo have not discovered anything
which would mdicato whltp veins. If
this tobacco will turn out as well us It
has so far developed , the I'lntto valley
will gain n reputation. /
To illustrate the value of last year's
crop , it is to bo mentioned thai McHsrs.
Wolla and Nicman are oll'ored In Iho average
orago Ifi cunts per pound , the yiod )
boingostlmalod at 1,300 pounds per aero ,
which moans Slii. ! per aero. And they
have twelve acres of this crop. J r.
IColm , who has charge of Ibis farm , says
il .has cosl thorn ahoul $70 per acre.
Tempting us this irmy look wo woujd
not ndviso any farmer to try raining
tobacco without having learned the
business thoroughly. An experiment
without the management of a skilled
overseer of long oxporiunco would re
sult in loss and discouragement. Im
proved sheds muntalsobe oicctod.
Hut by careful management Nebraska
can bo made a tobacco growing 3Into.
Honor is duo to Messrs. Wells & Nio-
man for enterprise and perseverance
without hounds shown by tlium , and our
slate will have to thank thom for the
starting of a great agricultural induslry ,
which will oulshlno all thn other crops
that have made Nebraska famous.
II. AlJUAHAM.
lilllMII.
Glass , as far as rosoaroh has boon
nblo to determine , wan in use 2,000
years before the birth of Christ , nnd
wasovon then not in its infancy. In Iho
Klato collodion nt the JirlliHh museum
tnoro IB Iho head of a lion melded in
glass bearing Iho nnino of an Ugypllan
king of tliu olovontli dynasty ,
DoV/iU'aSiirsuparllla CKMIHOI thn blood ,
lucroasou tbo nppotitu ami loam up tUusyi-
loin. It tiui liunulltoj nunv poopln who
Iwvu suttoruJ rioni blood ilUm-dord. Il will
hulpyou.
A Straight Tip to all suffering
from gouty riiotitnatlsm , too much udi-
poao tissue , unhealthy llosh , consllpa-
lion , indigestion , and all diseases of the
the Btomach , to use genuine Carlshald
Sprudol Haiti * . They have novorfnilpd.
Klsnor A Mindolbtn Co. , Afenta , N. Y