THE OMAHA .DAILY NEE : JFNIIUY , SEPTEMBER 22 , 1H5)3. ) 7
NOTICES.
A I1VKHTISEMKNTS FOIl TIIKSK COLUMNS
/Will holnktti until 12t : : ( ) p m. forttin ercntnir
mid imlll 80p. : m. fortlio mornln * suit Sunday
coition * .
Advertiser * ! , liy rrqncntlnr numbem ! ctirak.
rnn ha n thplr nnswi-nt nildrr i < 1 to ! \ niitnlxTpn
If llor IncarpofTilK IlKE. Answers no addrrnscd
Svlll bo dellviTnl upon prpagnt.itlon of the chc-ck.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Uati-fi 1V < c n word first Insertion , le n wonl there-
rtir. : , Nothing laltpn for lr ji limn 83c.
WANTKl ) , IIY YOUNO I.ADY I.IOIIT OP-
A tier work or copyln. to tin. f.'O.OO month. Ad-
flresii CJ 3H , H < X ) . MHO. ' , ' . .
A PRACTICAIMAOItINISTWANT3 A SITU-
AA ntlon nn BMtlonary cnrlnccr or Janitor In larire
bnlldlnff. AddrvnslJ.17 , HTO. M387 ! _ _
A STKADYntlOF ANY KlNlTwANTKtT IIY
reliable tnnrrlod in.in. Addresi Q 57. Hi't- .
M.tOl J.1
A WANTKl ) , HY A .YOUNfJ T.A 1)Y WHO PK-
jAfdrrs t't-llrf front clo o conllni'incnt of ( illlcn
vork , n position nn Imvi-llii * rnpirBBnlallvntor
emi > KOO < | wholesale lioiinc. Can rarry any line
linmlh-tl bv the .ivrrairo naloBinan. llMl rufi-r-
rnci'B. Aildn-HH ( j M , lii-c. MBit * W
WANTED MALE'HELR
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"natWiifp n wonl llrst Insertion , lea word Ihcro-
tiller. NoilihiK taki-n for II-HS than use.
T ? - MANAOKH. INlU3TIHOtJS.r OArAtlt.E
J lyouiKfiuan loiu.in.iirn onie , for relmblo rom-
l > nny. Oood nnl.iry and InloroNt In bunlm-Hi. Mn l
funilHli rt-fcri'nopB and InvpNl $300.011. Uoom r,10
Slock Kxnli. bldtt. . Chicago. 111. Mt ! l ! ii *
TplF"vOH WANT A HOOD 1'AYlNO JOII WlllTK
J Mlio UnwkH Nurtwry Co. , Mllwnukeo , WK
JI811 O ,
TJ "sOMCrToTrsTr.AMS FUUN1SIIKI ) ; KXTUA
. ) | : loinm wllh rlita Alnurlcaii Wrlniscr Co. ,
IGO'.I Ilnwanl M. HH
Vj AT LAST WK HAVK IT-ACTIVK WOKK
. ! > crtt wnnli'd iiviTywhrnt to laUiordcrH for
"ShcnirH World'H Fair I'liotoitrapln-d " only hook
of rotijrrleliliil photonraphu of built In ; H , HCCIICH
tindfXhlliltH. TrciniMidoim dally HileH. bonanza
lor worlccrH- drop ovtT.vthlnit anil hnndh-It ; you
WlllniuUiiinnnoy fait : blif rominlHHlonH ; boolcniin
cnllt ; llhmlr.itiil rlrcnlarH. tcrniH fri-i ; . Oiitllt. r.O
' ' . " ' . Ail. Olobo Illbln 1'uldlHhliiB Co. , Il.iS
Jnarborii M. , Chicago . III , , or 7-3 Clii'Hlnul Rt. ,
I'hlla. , I'll. Mlllil ' .
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f > WANTHI ) . AN KXl'KKIKNOKI ) MKN'H FUlt-
-nlHlilin'iroodH Hih'snian , ono who IH wi-ll no-
niiahitcd In thn oily and can uoinniand .1 irnnd trade
pn-frrrcd. AddrfHsQ-l' . ' . Hat * . MHO'- 'J'J
TJ' ' WANTKO.FlRST-cr.ASS MACHINE 1ILACK ;
JjHiiillh. U.ivlo A. Cowglll \YorkM.lfittinml
JackMon. M3I3
l > -SlIOVKI.IiKUS WANTKlON NOUTIIOMAHA
J JiiKiln nuwur , cumur AIIIUB iivuttue nndjiTth t.
I-TIIK NKHHASKA , aUAHANTBK SAVINTfi
JXinil InvrBtim'iit company want n fisw contln-
ni'-n of coed adilrost to act a Mollcltors. Apply at
rooniH i-'L' and .3 , DoiiKlan blouk. MllliO
"n-WA"NTKD. SAUSAOK MAKKIl. OKKMAN ;
J'only irood OIIOH iiid apply. Call or wrllii WrHt-
lihali'ii llrort. . Atlantic. Ii. MlU3 : (
WANTKl ) , C HHOR SAW5SMKN AT ONCK.
Ooldun K-iifln Hhoostoro , 114 South lltlh nli-vot.
M301) i'j ! *
IJ-WANTKU , SAI.KSMKN ON COMMISSION ;
J'lnbr.itlni ) ! ; oil : line Hld Ilnis. Hn-claltIoB | for
flnleelBlB. ThoConimorelalOll Co. . Clovt-land , O.
MIH1 ! ii- *
WANTED TOiMALE HELP.
Rales. lifca wcinl llrst liiHi-rllon , le a wonl there-
nfler , Nothlni ; taken for less than 20c.
all baby. Work lleht. and gooil home for In
telligent Blrl. Mrs. Hutching , 3013 California.
WANTED , A COMPETENT OIHL WHO UN
derstamls cooking. Oood wages , 2037 Dodge
etnu't , opposite high school. 310-22
Ti WANTWD , AT ONCE. AOIUL FOU GF.NEHAL
v > liouso\vork , 2402 St. Mary's avenue. 310-22
-WANTED , OIHL FOU GENERAL HOUSE-
work. ( Jtiod iiay If come well recommended.
Inqiriru 027 S. 20th strt-et. 3 17-25'
C - WANTEI)7 ) SECOND * "OIHL , 1010 OAl'ITOIi
avn. 372-21 *
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- WANTED , GIUL FOU GENERAL HOUSE-
xvnrk In a small family. Must he able to do
washing. A. H. Dale , 2500 Woolworlh ave.
378-22 *
COOOD GIRr7F6n7 GENERAL HOUSEWORK
lit ) I S. 30th St. M3UIIU1 *
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- WA JTBDr YOUNG OIRL TO ASSIST IN A
fantlyof3. : 1)10 ) N. 25th avenue. M31IO 22 *
FOR JIENT HOUSES.
' Rntes , lOca line each Insertion , f 1.00 a HnopOri
month. Nothing taken for less than " c.
D-HOUSES IN"ALC PARTS OF THE CITY.
The O. F ; Davis company , 100. Farnam. 080
T-H 'AND1ROOM APARTMENTS , . VON DORN
block , > vllh steam ; references ; 810 S 22d.
087
D-FOR UENT. 7-HOOM MODEUN FLAT
Lance block , 000 S 13th st. OS8
i -n-KOOM OOTTAOK. MODRKN. CIIOIOK , IN
' .Stanford Clrclo. O. S. 1. ittlor.01 lluo bid * .
nee
\-8-UOOM IIOUSK , MODKIIN , NKAU I1IISI-
'nOBH , runt moderate. Apply 'JO I lleo bnlldlni ; .
tVjO
n-llOOM COTTAGE. ALSO 1 OR 11
ilBlitsI rooinii , all modern. h < * antlfiil lawn aud
nhade. N. E. cur. 22il and Miami streetu. 411
T -LIST YOUR RENTAL PHOPEHTYVTfii
J-'ll. J. Kendall. 007 Ill-own bldg. Stores. Hats and
collngt'Hviinteij " all over the city. _ M741-O2
B'OluENT , HOUSE IN GOOD
North llUh ntreet M700
R-UOOM HOUSE NEAR HIGH
echool , J. F. Hurton , 2010 Capitol avi-nno.
M170 22'
JY-7-UOOM FLAT. MODEUN CONVENIENCES ,
.I/down town location ; $20.00 ; rrferenci'S re-
qnlUHl. Wright J. Lasbury , Itilh and Howaiil.MllOl
MllOl
T > -7-UOOM DETACHED IIOUSK. HAST FHONT ,
-1 'filinnnnn nvo. . lurso yunl ; f.'O.OO. Wrlulit.V
IiHbtlry. MHiiL'
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T -TWO n UOOM imiojc IIOUSBS , tan I'AHK
J 'avpiini1 , faelinllanwoin parkpearly mm-.hard-
\viioll llnlHli , llrHt c-l.-iHH nioili'ni oonviMilrnera , In-
QiiUx ) 1115 South Thlrty-Bfcond Ht. J.M. UluhaiilB.
iu--o ;
l * 1Vl4T. . 7 UOOMS , HANOE ANp ALL ( miKit
I J'tonvt'itlt'iic't'S , In irood eondltloii. $ . ' / ; call at
Blorii. 701 S. 10th Ht. at 10 a. in. ( looreo Cloimer.
M171
D - HOOM JIODKllN 'HoTlBHTaainCASS , KX-
I'ulh'iit ropalr , nluii ni-l hborlioo.l , olirap to
peed litnant. 13. A. Northnp , Tax Dup.irtiiiont II , , t
bl. rnllwny. JIHOO yi *
T-T I-KOON MODlIl'.N Kf.AT , ' . ' ( .Oil DODHK ;
-/10. . | M-ltl-'Jil'
THOUSKS NOS. ' 'SI ! ! AND .8.1 SOUTH 10TH ;
.l rlulil roaniB. all ino.U'rn. Uuorso . I * . Coatim ,
l'Atli > num tiloclc. ML'3a i3 !
DFOIl UKNT.il NK\V "lIOttSK-T SOlJTinvTlST
rmimr 'JlUh and California Htn-ulH. All modorii
i > oiiviulniit > i-n. Il.T. Clurlco. I'lU Uu-inl of Tr.ido ,
li'luphunu ll'H ' Jl'.M ) 'J3
DNirEiwrtiiiNisTini ) KKSII ) NCi ; ALSO
nnfunilhlii'd. Ueft'rcm-OH. Wolahaim' Airt-ncy. K ,
IMVIlhnull blk , , MIL'U : OI8
T ) lO-JlOOM IIOIIHIC. ALL MOUKUN CNVKN. )
JJU-niTK , If-mtKuulli IDlliHtlrCI. MIIMO''a *
XT. DKSIHA11LE HOUSE , II ROOMS.
location , to ( .mail family ( without
chtldnm ) who will take llrst-claHS euro of prop-
ortyforiori.vi'ar ! : at reaHonablo ronuil. Hoggs
A. Hill , 140.Farnam streut. M3.IO 23
Tj- FOR HIINT.lT-lIoOM FURNISHED HOUSE ,
4'iHviHl | Ntroel. All miMlorn t'onvenlenrcs. Ap
ply forenoons , 1011 Wlrt Htivi't , 3H-21 *
1 . HTIIAM. CUNTKAf , , HK.At.TIIY. AI.t.MOI-
J-'rnii l.n , 7-rooin liuimoB. Tlxartl"Jl N.'JIlliHt.
851 _ " . !
I'J TUJCrllOOM IIOUSK ; Al.fj IMOUKUN"IM -
J'.lircjvi'iiu'nlH. Apply to Owen JlcCaltn-y. lil'-'O
J.ii" iiy ) at , ! I1U'U *
T'mi"HUNT. \ . NICK KIVK UOOM COTTAOK
J'.ilio-I ph-asiut tvnnix , luiinlivi 8:17 : South ultli
nlrwt or lil'l.l Howard t. Jl.lll-'ja *
TVOIl HUNT. NK.W 4-HOOM COTTAOK , IIOTH
Jami sahlur. collar fl tunicliy water , only * y.oo ,
Imiulru I'.llH Kirnnm. ; i,7 _ i
u-t M OTTAGE , 2:10 : AND CLARK. IN-
u (5'3 ( Jaclthou , 375
J ) FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE , 838 S.1ST ST.
MIDI 21 *
1) ) KOU lU'.NT. NK\V fi-HOOM COTTACiK , (1ITY
und clHtiTii w.ili'r. I'dal bin nnd i-lowi In
lioliho. A hlrictly ! irbt-c'li : s plaeiMill Sowniil
blllX't. " .1:1111 : ' 'I , *
"i \ Tou'j&KNr. & A NJOI : H-UOOM HUIISK , on.
J/ilidnlii city and clHti-rn watur : ehmat and t-oal
bliiH ; HO nth froiil ; iiloo , iooil. A llr.it'Cl.'iHs plucu.
'Zhl _ Sowaid Htny.'t , .Mliu ; ' 'I'
n \ iisiuAiti.vrr ) iuxM"ToTTAoi ) : . MoTTUN
/
J-/lmpru nnunti ) , 810 South -.i | aii\vt. 41UMU
I OR , RKNT FURNISHiiD'ROOMS. .
Uals , lSoiiworii , first Insurtlun , leu wortlthere-
nlti-r. Xkutluug tukeu for lus * tlr.t.i 25c.
KTW
-uunly. . b'jj botilli ' . 'Ulh vlrevl. M14U
' ROOMS. j3. _ HOW-
J'-.ti\l. SIS S.'tl'
'l , > - KtUKLY _
JJi-ru cuiiri-nloucod ; for itluaij.i o.ily. 7U1
R Uith , llut "U. " HJia * 't *
'InmNisiiU ) UOOMS , 1017 A. IO-.M CAPITOL >
A * ! _ MiUOS.IO *
-KIIUNISHKU OK UNniUNISIIKD UOOMS
-IJto in-ill nil p.irts of city , lluaiu U. < nttl : Otllco ,
UiH-rlloorOluiUuuldi- | | ami Dodd.lasu *
T\ SOUTH J-'llOXTlt0011srAiri7jlOUKllN.-00i
FOR < RENT FURNISHED HOOMa
FE
E-PARLOUs siO CHICAGO STREKT. MlT
E -FURNISHED ROOM WITH IIATH , ffl.OI ) PER
month , 1011 F.irnnm. 355 22'
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1WA'NTKD , UOOM MATE nv A YOUNG
Jjgpnllr-m.in. Desires nn rpoablo companion
with regular hahlti , Call pvenlngs or addri-B * K.
K. Swnrtz. IUI5 Capitol nvpnno M35i ! 22 *
wlE
17-TWO NICELY FUHNISHBI ) UOOMS. SUIT-
lnble for Iwo or tlirni cenllemen. 102:1 : Dodge.
'oHKNT. FURN snKHOOMsNOLK
i-iiHiille. No objections to light housekeep
ing. ( Mi North Itlth street. M3XO 21 *
FURNISHED RUOMS AND BOARD.
l. ' THE DOLANT2oJ-\NDlll ! N. 18TH ST
-L1
- C97
I-YOUNO WOMEN'S HOME. UNDEH CAHE OF
Woman's Christian association , 111 S. I"llml.
8111
JLROOM AND HOARD FOR TWO. 2215
JL nnl street. 153
F -UOOMS AND 1IOAHI ) $0VEKK , 030 S. 17TII
atnxjl. , 3-J'olf' *
. ' -TWO I'r.KASANT UOOM3. WITH ItOAIll ) .
-flltl Dodiri ! . 350 ' . ' 0 *
f-ATTHK VAN COUUT.OS N. 17T1I STllKKT.
. U7IOSO *
Ii'-9OOT KOOM3WlTHllOAUU.IJ30 > tIOtTOr.A3
FOltKK , T SXOliliSANDOFJTlOSS.
Hatos. inc.illtmp.ich huprllon , $1.10 allnopor
iiontli. Notlituir t.'iUi'ii for leHH tlian 'J.'tc.
-POH IIP.NT. TIIK .I-STOIIY ItllcK
Olll Pamam HU Tinbnllilltu hits a Hrupronf co-
ipnt hasomi'iit. complolo Htcam-lioatlns llxtnros ,
atiTiiu all tlio lloo.-.i , eas. ctu. Apply at llioonico
I The Hun. UIU
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, -"rOirUKNT ( ) l'PICK Rl'ACK ON OIVOUNU
Jnoorat l"l'J ) Karnam bliwt. JIU'JH
-WKUAVK.Sl'APnTO LKT FOU 1IKSK UOOM
to HOIIIO di-Hlralilo party. Call or aiMr > "n ,
iVyckolT , Seaman1) .V Uoiietllct , 1711 ! Farnam
ilrcot. Oinaliii , Net ) . n ID
, -KLKOANT Ni\V : STOUK3 ON 10T1I NKAU
Howiiinl ; Hplendltl location for ctoartt ami con-
Vctlonury. ircntH1 fiirnHlil'icrt ' or any uooil line ;
IHO Bood llKht baHcmunt. WrlL'ht .V Lanuur.v.Mtton
Mtton
-STOUK , 321,9. 10 11KT. FAKKAM& IIAUNIIY.
Ml 117 - '
-POH UKNT , A 0001) BUICK STOHK UOOM.
J 1H07 St. Marj-'H nvo. , v.'xtiu. Slfi.UO and will
' .aku rent out In tradu. Inqnlru 1318 Parnam.ir .
: ir > o 21
AQENT3 WANTED.
Uatos , llloix line raoli hmortlon , $1 50allno per
month. Nothing taken for lent than J. " > c.
1AOKNTSVANT15U. . W1J OUAHANTKK YOU
ii can niiiku $70.011 to sf 2 O.U ( ) a month worklnir
'or ux In any locality ; will pay salary or cotmnltt-
Hlon , ; IH pruferittl , and oxiwiisua. Money ih-poslleil
hi bank to cover samn when Htnrtod. If you are
out of work wo have Momiithlnir entirely new to
ollor , ami If you will follow onr hiHtrnutloiiB your
BIICUPHH Is Hnre. The peoplu will have our goods , no
inaltor how hanl Dm HHII-H. Illir Bales reported
svorj'Whi'rc. All n'anln-d of you la a lllllo pluck
and piiHti. Wo fnrnlHh nninple otittltB free.
Write today for particulars Ix-foro all valunblu ter
ritory In taken. AiliIruHS "ilanufrcturcrH , " 1' . O.
box 01108. IlOHton , MaHi. MHSO Ol l
rAOKNTs WANTKD , LAUIKS ou
' ' men , to introdneo and control tlio Haiti of the
patented Now Jloon embroidery and darnlui ;
rln u. A new Invention for doln ? nil klniln of
fancy work and mendlnfr , by hand or machine.
CopyrlRliU.il book of limtniollons for imo on the
MuwlliK machlno free with onlt-r. Liberal commls-
Bloim and a clear liuld. Sample ring by mall and
full particulars for 25 centu. The Ohio Kuvnlty
Co. , II 1. Clnulnnatl. O. JI118 O10 *
T AOKNT. A UKLIAHLK 1'KKSON TO TAKK
thu iiKuncy In their town for one of the hem payIng -
Ing nrtlvluH on the market ; retails for'JiiccnU ;
pays 101) ) p ( > r cent prolit ; sells to ovi-rv family ,
llobert S. Went. Cleveland , O. M385 yj *
WANTED TO KENT.
Uates , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.r > 0 a line per
month , Nothing taken for less than ' -)0. "
K-A FIVE TO KIOHT-UOOM STKAJI TlEvTBD
Hat near business portion of city ; possession
wanted October 1 to 0. Ad Iress Q 81 , lice.M370
M370 22
K WANTED , TO UKNT JIODE11N HOUSE. 7
to 8 rooms , Bonth of Uutliro and west of ' 'Itli.
Ui-ntnot to exceed $20.00 per month. AddroHi Q
01 , lieu. M381"J'
STORAGJi.
Uatcs , lOc n line each Insortlon , $1.50 a line per
mouth. Nothing taken for leas than 125c.
M -STORAGE , WILLIAMS4CHOS3,1214HAHNEY
0115
M-S : FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
clca 1 > aud cheap rates. R Wells.llll Farnam.
COO
WANTED TO BUY.
Ratcn. IK e a wonl llrst Insertion , lea word thoro-
aflor. Nolhhit' taken for less than -'Ju.
N WANTED TO BUY , SECOND-HAND PIANO.
Please state whether upright or square and the
name of piano. Address Q IK , lleo. M32S 22
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
Raton. IWo a word first Insortlon. lea word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 25c ,
0-FOU HENT OH SALE. HKST MAKE UP-
rlght pLino. Inatdro room 30S , First National
bank building. ! )2.i
0oiT SALE , COMPARATIVELY NEW FUR-
nltnroofa K-room cottage , at almost your own
price If taken at unco. Address Q 14 , UcM100
M100 22 *
0 -STOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW.
Wells Auction Co. , 1111 Farnaiust. 130
0-FOH SALE , FIIHNITUUE AND FIXTUHES
of 20-room hotel for one-half what It Is worth.
Q43Hco. Mtl : : ! > 22
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
Uatcs , IWo a word first Insertion , lea word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
> -FOK SALK CHKAI' , A NICK I'ONV CAUT
InQUlni at 1014 CuminBtroot MH81
P -NEW PLATFORM SPRING EXPRESS
wagon , brass mounted harness and good team
$100.00 ; part cosh. Call ut 3310 Cnmtngutrect.
M3U2 24 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hatos. iKea word flrstlnsertioii , lea word thero-
after. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
r\-r'OH SALE , A REGULATION SIZE IIHUNS
Vxwlck .V. Ilalluibilliard table , rack.cues nnd balls.
Evprythlng In first-class Hhape. Address N 21 ,
Hee. M18U.
Q - MALE , ICE IN CAR LOTS. GILHE'RT
Hros. , Sapp block. Council llltlirs. M707O2
Q-FOU SALE , FULL-HLOODED , FINELY-
marked St. Uernaril pups at 023 North null
street Mii3 : ; 22
U THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RHEUMATISM
liaraly.fln , and other chronic : diseases , am re
quested to coiiiiuunlcalii In writing with O. Uuilln
sky , No. B3I South 10th ut , Consultation fn-ii o
chat-go. 371-21 *
Q -TYPEWRITERS CHEAP A FEW FIRST
_ class new typewriters will bo sold at ninnufac
tnrers'cost or about Olio-half price for cash. Ad
dress Q O1.1. Hee , 373 23
O LAIRVOY ANTS.
Hatou , lOoa llnunach limurtlon , $ lr > 0a line per
month , Nothing takt'ii for IOHH than _ 3e.
S-MUS. NANNIE V. WAHUEN , OLAIUVOYANT ,
reliable business medium ; fithycarai 111) ) N.Hlth
S-PHOF , ZANZIC , MEDIUM CLAIRVOYANT ,
has arrived and Is lot'iited at 210.1 Farnam
Htnvt. whurw he will give goiinlim life n > adlnis.
Prof.anile Is endorsed by thu public. He reveals
your entire life with utmost truth. No sign.
M3I1 22
MASSAGE. BATHS. .ETC.
Hatch , lOon lliinracli InHorllon , ifJ.SO a Una iwr
month. Iiotlilnj ; taken fur lo-i. ) thaa 'JOo.
f | -JIMK.CAUSON."ll'Jl DOUGLAS HTUI5KT.3D
1.floor , room , luusauan , ulcoUc iulrl in and > i
batlin. MltiU' " . "
T 8TOWB , MAUNKTIO IIKALKIL 'JD.1
TM DousliiH block Mililll Ol'
M * MADAMKSMITH , ooa s. laTii yyo'vixiott
JIlooin 3. MaBsat'J viior , alcohol. btr.iin.Biilnluir-
iit'iind Boa uauiB. niL'lil - . ' ; !
PERSONAL.
Rates , Idea li each limertloii , $1.50 a Hue per
mo . Nothing taken for lens than 25e.
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U-MASSAOE TREATMENT , i >
mal tattiM , HC. ilp nnd hair iivalMivnl , iiianlcii
Oth.WlthnullblU
HONX.Y aO LOAnf KriA.it iBTAT .
Haluaiooa line each luauitluu , 1.3' ) a Him pr
month. Kuthhc litkeii for lesj tlnu v'5c.
\V-ANTHONY LOAN ANUTKUST co. . : u N. Y.
' ' Lift' , - ' Y.i
h-iulaat
Um'rulua forchoL-j
Bccarlly Y.y. : i
ilta ana luwa faruiuor Oiuahu city propurly.
UO.I
. . , . . . . , . . . TO fl.WWI.O. ) TO IX1AN 1 T)3
" juar o..44ili.-uv O.n.ilii real l" l.ito or Mr 3it
lamlo. L. C1. uui-mi .V Co.JJ1 Sliotfly uloc. .
M8IB I
\ \ - WON K V ' 1XJ LOAN A I1 UHYKST KATK3 ON )
' tnipru > iti aud iiiu.iiprjk-iijo.utiitr0.iluoi.it j.l
" f 'i lliy i'rut : j. . /oj , * ar , i n. njj
\ \ r-Mf.KV TO LOAN Ai . . , V f. V. ' "TxV-S
I The O. F. Davis Co. . 1105 'aruam blrjui. OU I
MONEY TO LOAN ItEAL ESTATE
Cnnllntifd.
W AN TwlM'pKoVKDANlTuNTMPUOVKD
city property , $ .1.000 and upwards , A to US | x > r
ccntino delays. W. Fani.im Smith A Co,1320 Farnam
COO
W. MONEY TO LOAN AT CUHHENT HATE3.
Apply toW. Il.Mclklo , First National HK bid * .
005
\V MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MOHTOAOK
' on lomr time. Address Tliomns Jpffpri ,
Council HIUftH. la. M318-8I )
_
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MONEY"TO"LOAN-OHATTE LB.
n.ili-1. 10c a Una each Insorlton. tl.50 n line per
monlli. Nothltn ; taken for lesn than _ .1e.
-1 > O YOU WANT MONKY1
Wo will 1o.iu yea ANYSttM yon with on your
FUHNITDKK , PIANOS , HOI19K3 , WAOONS.
CAUKIAOKS. WAKKHO1ISK HKCKtl'TS , etc.
Woelvo prompt attrnllun tonllappllcilloim ,
anil will carry your loan nt Ion * its you with.
You can reduce tlin coil of carry Imr your loan
by n p.iympiil ninny HIIID. Tliort-ls no publicity
or removal of | ire | ; rty.
FIDELITY LOAN OUAUANTKK CO. ,
Uoom I. Wlthnoll block ,
009 Cor. inthnnil Harnuy ati.
Y-WILL LOAN MONKY ON ANY KIND OP SH-
-Acurlty ; mrlully cunllilcntlal. A. K. Unrrln , room
1 Continental block. 0(17 (
X -MONKY TO LOAN-
Wi ) will loan you any sum which you wish ,
Bmall or large , nt the lowest possible rales. In the
qiili.'kr.st posHlblotlmo , nnd for any length of time
to suit you. You can pay H back In Hiich biBtall-
miMilH as you wish , when you wish , and only
pay for It aa long as you keep It. You can borroiv
onHOUSnilOLD PUUNITUUE ANI > PIANOS ,
HOUSES. WAUONS AND CAUUIAOKS.
WAUEIIOUSH UECEll'TS. MEKCIIANDI3H
OU ANY OTltKIt SKCUUITY ,
Without publicity or removal of tnperty.
. OMAHA MOUTCJAUE LOAN CO. ,
3IH1 SOUTH 1UT1I STUKKT ,
llrst Itoor above thn hlniet.
THE OLDEST. LAIltJKST ANDONLY INCOUPOU-
ATEU LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
OMAHA.COS
COS
BUSINESS CHANCES.
UateH , lOc n lno ! each Insertion. $ l.iil ( u line
iiiontli. Nothing taken for lens than 23c.
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087827 *
\T-WANTEO-nOOD ENEUOETIO PHYSICIAN
1. Atldrass Lock llox 71 , llcrtrand , Nob. 414
Y-FOU RAL"E ou UENT-THE STOELTINO
Hott'l In Prosser. Adams Co. , Neb. Apply to J.
. Kay. Hastings , Neb. -IISH'ja'
_
Y I1EST PAYINO MEAT MAUKET IN THIS
city for aalo or rent. Call at 250' ' lllondo Htrcet.
M3U7Si2 !
_
Y FOR UENT. A 11AKEIIY SHOP , OLD STAND
No. 1110 North lUthHtroet. Apply to Jos. Ue l-
111:111. : M88 1
V ONE OFTHK IlKST AND 11EST LOCATED
J hardware Htorcs In the Htato for Halo. Address
Q 10 Omaha HKK. 130.
Y FOU SALE , LUMI1KU STOCIC AND Fix
tures ; will Invoice $7.000.00 ; net protlt last
year , sf',37r .00 ; ro.iBon for Hollhiff , have ether
business. Address Q 17. Ht-o onico. Mill 23 *
-COUUKSl'ONDKNCESOLICITEDWITH
J. parties bavins llvo to tun thousand dollars.
HiislnrHH dostrabln and Ions extablltiliiid. Morn
capital ncudud. Address lu atrlut coutldcnco. Q
M , lieu. M''SS O10 *
INVESTOUS-FOU SALE , IN DRY
.L goods Htoru doing a largo business In Lincoln ,
Neb. , a city of 00,000 population , a few of the bi'st
departments , thu department * ) doing a KOOil and
prolltablo business. The stock will Invoice about
S- . " > , tIIU.Ol ) ) In each department. For further partic
ulars , address John II. Cunningham , Lincoln , Neb.
JI287
V-WILLSELL FOU CASH OU TUADE FOU
J- good farm lit eastern Nebraska or Iowa , a good
clean stock of mdse. In onu of thu best trading
points In Nebraska. Just the time of year to go
into 'business. Address J. Kslaquc &Co. . Hor-
inaii , Neb. M30. > 2B
FOU SALE FOU CASH , FIUST-CLASS STOCK
of groceries ami queensware. Invoice about
$1,000.1)1) ) ) ; doing the best grocery business of the
town ( about : iOUO ) . No old Block ; no bettor town
for the business In Koutheantern Nebraska. Ad
dress Itrazll , First National bank , Wjnn ore , Neb.
M337 22'
V 1'OU SALE. NICELY LOCATED AND WELL-
J- furnished 40-room hotel , good tradu ; long lease ,
or will take anactlvu partner. Address Q 40 , lleo.
J1331 20-
FOB UENT , THE NEW YOUK HOTEL IN
Fremont. Neb. A modern 00-room hotel , newly
renovated throughout ; will rent at a reasonable
Hguro to responsible parly , or sell ut a bargain.
T. W. Miller , Fremont , Neb , M332 20
V WANTED , STOCIC OF MERCHANDISE.
i cheap f or wish ; also busbies' ) man with some
moans wants Interest In Home paying bnslncud ;
bank or oHlcc ; rcferotices. Address lock box 4 ,
Orlswold , Iowa. -MiUj : 23
Y HAUIlElf SHOP FOU UENT ; GOOD LOCA-
tlon. 021 PactllcSt. : I70-21-
Y S 100.00 A MONTH. 11USINESS FOU A MAN
who has got bomu Bluff and sand : yx,000.00 Is
piiougb ; needn't bo all cash ; don't cost anything
to Investigate. Address Q CO , Hee. M39823
Y-.DIVIDEND . PAYINO , NONASSESSAHLE
htoc'.c In llrst-class local company for BUlu
ohoup for cash. Address Q 08. Omaha lieo.
Mll)7 ! 24 *
Y-CLEAU CITY LOTS TO EXCHANGE FOU
residence property. Must bodcsirablelocation.
AddrehsQ 00 , Hee. M38II 25 *
TOR EXCHANGE. .
Hates , lc ( ) .1 line each Insertion , $1.00 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
" "
t "o\\'Nu "FARMS NNBiuAsf ARKANSAS
"and DakoUi. Will Bull cheap or exchange for
iiulbu. , horsey iinil cattlo. Add. box 70 , Frankfort. lud
_ till
Z CLEAN STOCK OK ( iENEUAL MDSIO. WILr"
taku real estate , money. Hex 2'JO , Frankfort. Ind.
_ _ _ _ _ lill
( /-BUSINESS BLOCK. OOOD TO\VN IN EAsr-
/Jcrn NebrasUa , for stock nulau. Address 1' . O.
llox 100 , Creston , Nob. ' MB1S2(1 ! ( *
, 007 HHOWN HLDG.
JI742-02
/ LAND IN NEBRASKA TO EXCHANGE FOU
/-/good horses and part cash. Address llox 731.
Fremont , Neb. 20(1 ( 22
TWILL TUADE FINE EQUITY OF IFI.OOO.UO
/Jin r > lot , corner , unimproved , In Denver , Colo. ,
for clear land In central or eastern Nebraska. Also
clear lots and acreage nt Manltou' , Cole ; S. J.
Ulchards , Hex 1U4 , Denver. Colo. M200 O10
V FOU EXCHANGE , GOOD HEAL ESTATE
/-'and fash for merchandise. Address llox 72 ,
Grant , Neb. M ll 20
y HOTEL. 21 ROOMS , FUHNISHKD. DOING
AJnico business , clear , worth $ : ii > on.l ( ) ( , In Honth-
wi'Htprii Iowa , and Council Illuils rental property ,
$ lil)0.0l : ) ( , and llrHtreal est-itu mortgage. f.'illlMliI ,
for clear , modern residence or good lots , Omaha
nr Council Illuils. Address M , H. M , , Warnorvllle ,
Neb. M3iO ! 22 *
f/-TO KXCIIANOK FOU A LAUGEU PLACE , ( I-
/-/room lioiifo , clear and We'll locate : ! , D. F.
Hutchison , IDS N. 10th ulrect. Mill ) . ' 23
/ FOU SAM3JOlT "ri IA D K. II III ACUKS IJNIM-
/-'provi'd land , good for stock farm , Hiipplled with
water from a laign nprlmr. three miles from a
cinmiy eaf. worth * tl.ou per acre , Ineumbruneo
$1,0110.00. Will trade for unliiuiiiiibi'rtilully prop
erly tir sell on easy terms , Address J. H. . luck box
00 , city. . M38U 21
TOR SALE BEAI. ESTATE.
Hates , Illn a llnu each Insertion. $1.50 n llriu pjr
month , Nothing taken fur lest Ihan ' . ' . "us
J Jot-trade. K. K. Darllii ! ? , Darker blk. M331
800 ACUKS GOOD F.MIM LAND FOR HALK AT
lowpilcoor tixeliniiKu , III Nebraska , fur PUT-
chandlbu ur hornus. U. H. I'dcM-aon , 111-J s. llltli Ht.
A1U37 OJ
l OK SALK. AN KLKa.VNT n-JlODM COTTACSi :
i. and coed lot on parud ntruot , paving and HUWUI-
taxt-Btill pi W , * .V.oo ) down. K0.00 ! per muiilli ( In-
clndhnr IntcivMt ) will take tlilHk'unulno hn.ip. U'.il-
tt-rU. Clark. I''IS llarney btreet. M-'I'J
NK\V , LAUGKS-UOOM IIOUSK , WIUK 1'OUCH ,
ciMiienled ucllar nnd utuhoiisuu , wllli lot.
$ liO.OO. ( Four n lee lota , D0xr.7 ' . 'ut oacti. half
block from Htreut railway tie.-ir Kounl7.ti 1'lace.
$1,301100 onclt. Othur runldmico mid Inwini'i.i lota
ointally uhunp. Wrlto moor call at room AIM , I'.ix
ton block , city. J. T. M. M.3II Oil !
J AKM LANDS , C , F , HAIUtlSON , HI' ' N. Y. LIFK
S 0UtiTXEaFOK , SALE.
Uali'B , lOo n lliienach Insnrtlon. $1,00 a line iur
month. Nothing taken for lu.ii lliau 25o.
\\'E OWN. IIY FOP.EC'LOSUUH. AND fiT
' ' unouf the best properties on IAIWII avenue , all
In elegant Hhapd , 1 17 feet front , wltb everytbliu
fumpU'tu ( the house and barn alone WU-lilllA * riU * *
ooo.iNi ) , at n prlcti low rnon.'h to Justify uuurcliaij |
bolcly au an lim-Btini-nt. ifI
It ia Uiu liOHt property In Ouith I for tha mousy.
Look It uvcrlimliluau tout. Iuai-3t ; It eluitlv. I
will boHoldatiiifroutH-icrlllud.
. -i'nU Isniiuimur-
unilty ofyuur llfu to trut onu uf tlu i.rjjt bju'itlful
rt-Hlilfiictm In Omaha fur h-di t'.ui t > il P-T cjut ut
Us uulii.il cost.
Call und wo will uho\v yo-i tili ! nrJ.Drlwltt :
pU-ahinv. liLOUK LOAN & K JSPIX ) . .
liltli und Ui > iiro iro'U.
MIUl
HIGH HAUJ' OMAHA Cll'vMOUTiA KS ,
iiuttlni. piux'hawr * g > o I nitH of Iniciimt. Hiimii
of from * lou ui : fora ilu oy i l jji/uu Trust ( j. ,
lulu A. loli > . u.i. . . .i I'.irujJl irj o.i applluattun.
HI
.T ii JlirjA.JJl FUtS.VLK.SKCuir
.tel/ivi.c. * A.noi lej ! | Ksujto uifi-ncy
lllli taraam. U13
/ lUOU'U IS" .MOItlGAUKs ! A.V'V AMOUNT ; ,
' ( . ( i. Vi'alt.KT1. llro.vn bleu _ , 10th and Doml.ia.
b''l )
| ( 'OU bAl.Ka'JilK uj IDW 1.0 I PIHSK WOUT-
K.uca ou city proikirty piyi.u 10 piirti-nt ; Tno
uctlvr I.ivuotoijnt. AJ.lr-sjd ' ' '
- OA'ncr , 1' I , U-u.
WORLD'S FAIH HOTEL3 & BOOM3
Rule * . I've a wonl first Insertion , lo a wonllhom-
after. Nothing Vtkon for H'.M.tlinn SJtx
nt Clilpaeocnn find nMtliy furnlahp'l roomB nt
204 38th Blnt-t , near Oramt llotilovaM , nt r > 0o to
* 1.60 i > cr dayj convenient > to elav.ittvl U. H. nnd
Cottage ( Irovo avenue cabin oar. * . . ( > ! ' . > o.ll
UNDERTAKERSAND EMU ALH11SHS
Rntpfl. lOc r. line each bisection. $1.00 n line Per
month. Nothing taken for Iri * than ' 'So.
\f . nAKKR ( FbRMKnLYVITH JOHN O
Jacobs , dcceaneilt later with M. O. Mntill , under-
Inker nnd embalmpr , 81B Moth st. Tel. O'JO.
DRESSMAE.INO.
Ratrs. lOea line rach Insertion , 41.BH a line per
month. Notjiltig taken for less tli.in N. .
ITNOAOK IKNTS TTTTjO DRKSSMAltlNn IN
l-ifamlllCB solicited , Miss Sturdy , 4-'iy Nicholas
slix-vt. 7011.03 *
AX ANTKO , DRKSSMAKINO. Cl'TTINH AND
t iliilnir bythi-day. Allwo.-k ( juaranlrp.1. Mrs.
Hopkins. 1104 So.'Olh St. 377-- I *
SECOND-HAND TYP.EWR1T.ER3.
Hnlos , lOc a line each limortlon , * t.f.fl a Him l r
month. XollilnK taken for less than -'c.
BOYliKSXllABlVfUH NKW YOUK LlFrTllLDoi
carry the largest lluo of lyjie writers In the
west , nil iiiakO' * , 15 ! to 73 per cent saved on all
Icndtnir machines. Tel. BM , U4S
SHORTHAND AND TYJb'B WRITING.
Rates , loan line each Inwllon. $1.50n line per
mouth. Nothing lakeii for leis than 25c.
ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOON
- acquire- working knowledge of shorthand and
typewriting at A. C. Van Saul's school of short
hand , 513 N. Y. Life Typewriters to rcnu 010
PLACE TOLEARN , SHORTHAND
nnd typewriting is nt the Omaha Commercial
college. Write Uohrbough Urm. for catalogue ,
Omaha , Neb. 31)3 ) S22
OMAHA COLLKOH OF SHORTHAND AND
Typmvrlllm ; employs an "tixport" ndlclal court
reporter us Instructor. Facllltlos and location tin-
HiirpaHHcd , A. C. Oiiff. A.M. , prlnclp.il und pro
prietor. IJoyil's New Thoat jr bnllillnc.
M271 OlO *
SCALES.
Rates. IKc a wordllrsllnwrtloii , le a word tlioro-
nfter Nothing taken for less than SiSc.
VTK\V ii 8KOON1) HAND SCALK3. ALL KINDS.
. > Address llorden & Sollcck Co. , Lake BU , Chlc.nro.
017
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
Hates , lOoa Una each Insertion , $1.RO a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 20c.
1810 California street. Oil
PAWNBROKERS.
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion. $1.50 a line per
month , Nothing taken for less than 23c.
JSONNENHEUO. DIAMOND 11ROKKU , 1305
Douglas st. Loans money on diamonds , watches ,
etc. Old gold and silver bought. Tel. 1058. 010
3JOST.
Rates , IKc a word first Insertion , le a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
LOST , VvEDNDSDAY MOHNINO , A 'COLLECT-
or's book with Htalcnii'nts. Finder kindlv de
liver or send to 710 N. 10th. M402 23 *
LOST-HANK HOOK AND'AHOUT ' $3.00 IN EN-
velope In book. Return ( o 1010 Douglas St.
* M'100 23 *
LOST-CHAMOIS SKIN VEST ON 13TH STREET
between viaduct and Pierce. Finder please re
turn to barber shop , 1202 Faniani , and receive re
ward. ; : M3U3 22
POR HALLS.
Rates , Idea line each iiisnYMon , $ t.fi ( ) a line per
month. Nothing taken for lOEa thangflc.
OMAHA GUARDS XllSOX Y , 1714 CAi'ITOL
avt-nnu , for balls , meetliuVs. club parties , etc.
Also Morand's as embly Iwoms , 1510 Harnpy ,
both halls on llrst floor/uo sialrs ; no Dlllars ;
hluh celling ; perfect ventilation ; terma reasonable.
Cull and BOO Jloraml before 'renting elsewhere.
° r 11022 O9
TIIK ICKALTt iiJl.VIMvliT.
INSTHUMKNTS placed,011' , , record September
21 , 1893 : 1.
f. , WAItllANTVWIEDJ.
Now Knsl tid Loan and .Trust riam-
imnv tOfQ KAVHmor , lot 2 , block B ,
llouil'd 3c.adil | . u > , - . 82,500
W S Wright and' wife toT O Hrunnor ,
lot 0 , blpck 12 , Kltclion & WaugU's
sttbdiv.:1. ' : ' . ; . . . 300
M M Hi-own lo American National
bank , lot C , block , Albrlfjlit's
annex COO
J.S Canllleld to I'liHIpp llandschuh ,
nw fractional ! f 2-10-12 7,500
I'lilllpp HamKchuh and wlfo to J S
CaultloUl , wi : lot 3 , block 2,0'Nolll's
s nlid 1 v 2,400
J 1' Malluncior anil wlfo to"E A Henson ,
u 08 fcot lot 1G , block 3 , Campbell's
add 5,000
Mary Houko to same , s 100 feet lots 17
ami 18 , Iilook3 , same 85,000
N 1' Dean to II U Hastings , lot 15 ,
block 1 , Hedford Place . 700
QUITCIiAIM PK.ilH.
II H Henderson and wife to G T I.liul-
loy , lots 17 lo 23 , block 1 , and lots 1
tou , block 2 , Valley Place 25
GeorKO Armstrong and wife to M I/
Denvln , 3UN34 ! chains In no so 10-
15-13 1
AV K Ware otal lo Kllen J and Harriet
I ) Ware , s mot 5 , block 340 , Omaha ,
and 14 foot strip adjoining on west , . 1
I1KKI1S.
J W Ilattln , special master , to M Ij
Illhhop , u 44 feet , lot 1 , block 13 ,
Omaha ,
Total amount , of transfers S 03,027
I'rnponnlH for Holler.
The Independent school district of Carroll ,
Iowa , will receive ) bids for a DO-horso power
boiler Tor Hleiim himtlni ! purposes Wednesday
night , Hnptumbor 27 , 1803.
Carroll , Iowa. Sept. 20 , 1893. S22M3t
RH1LWRY TIME CRRD
* ICHIOAGO. niIRLIN(3TON& ( Q.l Arrives
i I Dupol liltli and M.'IKOII 3ts. I Oiunlia
4,20 pin Chlcaifh Vestibule. . . . . . . . fi.OO am
11.Mat 11 Chlcagh Exptvss O.r.O am
1(1.1.11)111 ( Chicago Express 4t3pm !
7.17 pm Chicago & Iowa Local C.OS pm
' ' I k MOrniVErTTXrrlvea
o'iiah'i Depot loth aii'l MIIHOII StH. Oninlin
10.1 fi.im Denver KxpreHS 11 , BB am
lll.inam Deadwood Uxprnss 1.00 pm
l.f.Opni . Denver Express . 4.00 pm
O.nop-n . .Nebraska Local ( EKCuptSun ) . . O.BO pin
H.I.-.am I . .Lincoln Local ( Kicount Siint. . ! l.i.1 : am
Leaves" ! 1C. O. , Si' . J. .V 0. tl. i Arnvud
_ lfpot IQIh and MIIHOII Sts. - | Omaha
n.4 , < tniil..K.itiBiiHCllty | Day Kxpnisi. . . . B.i ( ! > pm
1 ( MB inn I K. C. Nlislit Kxp. vln U. 1' . Trans , fi.-tilam
bt. nrnsH. B.40 am
LoavesT
'
Omaha I Uiiioil Depot ibtii'iV Murcy Sta.roniaha
KAHJ- , |
10.30 am Atlantic ! Express 11.00 pm
4.00pm Nebraska Slate Llmltixl. , , , U.OOam
7.10pm Night Express 7.00am
D.OOpm World1 ! ) Fatr > Llmltod 2.00pm
12. loam Oklahoma Exp. < ldU. ll.ox.aunl n.OO am
loam"I
"I WKStVJ I
tl.OOnm Oklahoma ATi < xirHkp.Ex.Sun12lll ( ) | m
J.05 pm Colorado IJjilloU 3.00 pm
11.03 am . . . .Nebraska Stilly.Lbnltud. . . , ) l.&ftpm
Lu.ivi-s'i UNION . . . . . . . .
O.uali.i I Union Depot IQLb'A.Maroy 8ta. | Onuilia
O.SOr.m . Denver Hir.'S3. | 4.05 p.u
2.15pm .Overland 'Mer , 7.0U P'll
1.10pm Hoatrlcii.VSIi'u.nHbV.KxluxSun ) 12.30 p.n
0.40pn 10.411 am
-I.'JO pm
"iavr T cirnj.\iTo7 > nL73"si1. VAOL. ' p. . . .
Omalri I U. I' . Depot and .Muivy Sts. | Omah i
ri.lopai : | Chicago kMirtum TtOlfinni
Il IOam | ChJu.uilMtireB . , , . , . . , . | 6.00pm
y. . R. . ' . . . . [ TTrrlvaV
Depot Ifltlin r 6ta. _ I Omah
'
R.noaml DoatlwooJ Krjn l.o'op.u
H.Oflam ( Ex. S-it.UVyo. Ext ( < liE < . Mou.l 4.5pn (
5.30p'ii Norfolk ( Kx. iiiDl ly ) 10.211 a'ii
O.ISpml. . . . , . . .SI. PanlExjigyst 11.25 an
Le'aVes I CIlfCAGOi NOIt/PJI WK4rN7"Arrives |
Omaha I U. P. d.ijt. . liltli , VM traySti. I Oni.iUi
10.40am ChlcagoHvpreits , II.U j pm
4.05iin ) Vesllbiilu IJinlNv. . , . , , 11.20 am
7.00pm .Eastern KJyi'l ' - ' 15pn
3.45pm Chic , Pans 12 : I5 pin
U-aves I MLSSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmalialDc _ | > ot 15th ami W < it ) ler Ste. I Oiniii : ! :
12.45pm' ' . St , L'JtiU F.xpr. . .V , ; . . . | O.OIIain
Iti.oo pav . si. Ixj.ulH ixprt < s . , 4.25pu
0. ill pm I . : . . . . . .Nebrahka iMc\\ : \ \ . . | H.IOam
Leavt'ii" ! 'r. ST. l'"Mrjiro" iA"rrtvi > 8
_ Omuhal _ Depot 15lh and Webster Sis. I Oiiulu
H.OUani7.Sluux | City Acc6.nuio < latlon ! i o.O5pii :
l.lOpmlSlouc City lUiiiM-n il-it. Hiiii.jU2.1Uin | :
0.45 | > m . St. Paul Lluiltitl . ll.-5u-ii
0.1lliiiilKjiurbui | : P.taiaiiger ( Ex. Siin. ) | M.l.jani
licimt. 10 anJ Maruf Sts.
lUiluint Hionx City l'a vjurer MO/'Opm
J.Dilli.n i .St. IMul Kxprusi llO.tlOani
LtVvwT I" sioux CITY"jCPA(3Pin ( "
OiiiahailH-i _ ol. 15lh mill W.-MlprSt ( > )
"
r .4ipiii ! | . . . . . .st.I'aulLlmltai ) . . . .
C.iJpiul Clile.io ; Ltinlted
O4 Vll'vlt 3 i Jl 17 . 7i"
P. Depot , linii aiil ilitt I i
* 4.oup.ni TSt. LoiilsCaimo'a Hull . ll' '
WILL NOT ACCEPT A CUT
Rotrenclimout in Salaries ou the Overland
System Resisted ,
VOTE OF UNION PACIFIC EMPLOYES
nn thn > 'ci > ri ! kit Division Itnitljr to
I.onn 1'nrt of Tlielr Hiilnrlrj In the
C'oinpiiny , lint Others \VI1I
Not HI nnd It.
Slnco August 20 , tlio forces of organized
labor on tlio Union I'nulftV hnvo boon voting
on three propositions submitted for their
constilcr.Uion :
1'lrst Shall wo accnpla 10 per cent cut for
nu Indefinite lime ?
Second Shall wo accept a 10 per cent cut
until January 1. 1894V
Tblrtl Shiiil MiMilfor the company n loan of
10 per font of our mnulhly WIIROS until Jiiuti-
ary 1 , 1HU4 ?
lu atltllllou thoi have boon discussing the
question of federation.
Tlio votes of nearly 15,000 men have boon
counted , the Kansas division being the last
lo got In out of the wet. Outslilo of the
Nebraska division which covers the terri
tory between Oriiaha and Denver , tlio votes
are practically unanimous ngahist nny cut
whatever and --rwliPlinlngly t in favor of
federation. On the N'ebraska division tlio
men voted to n ako u loau to the company of
10 pur cent of tuinr monthly salaries until
January 1. IS'.Kl.
The meeting of the protecllvo board of the
system which convenes hero next Monday
lu conscqucncoof Iho ruling of the incu will
bo n very interesting convention , for this
board will have the tln.il arrangements lo
make for carry hip out iho expressed wish of
the men , and at tlio same tlmo devlso rules
for Iho fedoratlou agreed upon.
The meeting will extend into October , as
General Manager Dickinson will not bo homo
before the llrst proximo. But the board has
a great deal to do and will have everything
in excellent condition to present to the gen
eral manager when ho arrive. There are of
ficers to elect , schedules lo revise and sev
eral minor grievances lo lake up bcforo the
mooting with Mr Dickinson , so that ho will
not arnvo any too soon for the members of
Iho protective hoard.
Whether a labulalod statomcnt ot the
votes cast will bo presented to Mr. Dickin
son is a matter resting solely with the ropro-
senlallvcsof thoorganizallons. It is thought ,
however , that only Iho result will bo < lvon
the ROiioral manager instead of a table of
voles cast , and the division ou which they
are employed.
KNI ) OF A ll\TK WAIt.
Fight llotwoou Southern 1'aclllo Lines and
the AtchUou .Sottled.
CHICAGO , Sept. 21. The rate war between
Iho Atchlson aud Southern Paclllo Hues has
ended and rates will go back lo lliolr old
basis October 1. General Passenger Agent
Goodman of the Southern Pacific today
wired the onico of that road in.Chicago that
the entire matter had been adjusted and
that rates would go back to the old standard
after Iho expiration of the customary ten
days notice. The result is a victory for the
Atchlson road in every part of the dispute.
The western lines are already beginning
to consider Iho question of rates to the mid
winter fair to bo hold in San Francisco. It
is yet too early to specify action , but the
probability is that the existing castbound
rates to the World's fair will bo made good
for the westbound trip to the California ex
position.
On tlio Itrldgo Arbitrary.
J. M. Johnson , general freight agent of the
Rock Island , was in Omaha yesterday. When
asked If a letter had been received from the
interstate commerce commission by the
ofllcials of the Itock Island regarding the
Cquncil Bluffs bridge arbitrary , Mr. Johnson
stalcd.that ho had understood a loiter had
been received , but/vms not acquainted with
the contents. Mr. Johnson was not Inclined
to discuss anything but the weather , and
when asked about the arbitrary , shut up like
a clam.
Mr. George Crosby , general freight agent
of the Burlington , was somewhat doubtful
of the outcome of an attempt to abolish the
arbitrary nnd so stated. "I do not believe
the interstate commission made the state
ment applied to them and if tlioy did 11 was
only in an unofficial way , I am salislled of
llint. This bridpo will have to be paid and
distance shoots of Iowa makes a live miles
difference between Council Bluffs nnd
Omaha , which will always exlsl. "
Notes.
General Manager A. S. Potter of the East
Omalia company has returned from St. Paul.
- J. B. Sheldon of tbo tolosraph department
of Iho Union Pacific Is in Chicago.
The Northwestern took out a party of
twelve Odd Fellows from Vasa ledge yester
day onroute to Chicago.
Messrs. McConncll and Young of the
Union Pacific had a days' Jlshing recently in
the Shoshone country , bavlug big luck.
General nnd Mrs. Buchanan tire in Mil
waukee in attendance upon the annual meet
ing of .tho American Association of General
Passenger aud Ticket Agents.
J'\lll iraSTUKX FACTS.
Colorado ,
Four gold-bearing lends have boon struck
on Blair mountain , iwo lullosfrom Silvertou.
Affairs are very decidedly improving at
Leadviilo. Soon 1,000 minors will bo at
work.
The Hidden Treasure , near Marble City ,
has an olghleon-inch vein which runs well in
silver and lead ,
Sovcn hundred sacks of high grade era
were shipped from the Pike's Peak , Cripple
creek , Monday.
The Fanny Kawlins Is in n two-foot vein of
S'.HJ ore , with the main vein running $75.
Work at the rate of forty tons a day will
soon bo commenced.
Miners at Cripple crcolc continue to record
now discoveries. The Crusher prints a list
of seventy mines around thuru which are
now producing and shipping cither era or ro-
101ts.
Two Hotchkiss mountain claims , near
Lake City , tlio ISurl and Duke , have been
leased nnd bonded lo Burkhurl , Uowland &
Boll uulil July 1 , 181)1. ) for $8,000. These
claims are near iho Golden Flocco.
Hod Cliff mines are resuming shipments. !
The Si. .loo lessees marketed their lirsi car
lust week and will follow It with olhers.
Moxloy & Col , on the Indian Girl , have an-
olbcr car ready for shipment , and ono lot of
seven tons of JiOO-ouuco ere from iho Bodlo
lias been scut to the smelters ,
George nnd William Goodwin of Bucna
Vista have discovered n new process for sav
ing thu line gold in thu placer claims , in
which this country abounds. The llrst trial
WIIH made yesterday afternoon and resulted
in a four hours' earning of $8 , For this ox-
porluiunt only the black sand of the river
was used ,
W. A. Drake und Jerry Beach of Fort Col-
HIIH are each oxpoctmgshoriry to ship in a
carload of shcup for distribution amongst thu
It Cures Colili. C uthi. Sort lotoat , Croup , Influ-
nit , Whocfin ? Coujh , Urciichitii c.nd Attbmt.
A ctrtalo cure for Cor.iuraption in rit taei ,
n-d a tsra rellrf ta di oced > Ut > . U e at ( net ,
V it will t tbstxo ll nt effect ftir tikinj th
r't dc e. Eeld Ly Unleri C7crvBi .
f.irmoravho will t.iko small bunolios to fcctl
for tlio nprlng nmrkot. On account of the
sliortnpoof hay tlio number of Inmbs foil In
this locality the coming winter will full fur
short of last yoar.
yoar.Tho
The Dnkotim.
Tlio now Willow fil o , Hrtilo county , well
la down nbotit IKX ) fcot.
U Is s.ilil Umt the Yaukton nnd Mitchell
lanil ofllccs are to bo consolidated.
In flplto of unfnvorablo cotulltlons the
Abor\1ecn fair has urovott tv Runcnil success.
Tlio llrst UilllnR frost of the season oo-
currcil at Yntiklon the other tlay. The ilam-
ago was small , as corn is matured.
The senate committee on Indian affairs lias
unanimously nuthorUeil Kon.itor lottlrow (
lo repot t his bill to pay the Orotv ( Jrcuk sot-
tlera $200,1)00 ) for losses sustalnccl by thorn in
suttlltiir upon anil afterward boini * rtiinovod
from these Crow Crook lands.
The Finnish Artesian Well company at
Snonia has tlcclilcil to rcstiniooporatloa * on
the 15th of October -so statocl a inoinbor of
the company In Lead yesterday. The well H
Is now down -KM foot , aud at the depth or OOJ
/cot they expect to have n spouior.
The Hello Koutvho Heo Is authority for the
statement that Texas fever has broken out
ninont ; the herds aloni * the I.U tin Missouri
river. It was brought Into the country by
the cattle that have been brotiRht In from
Texas. The disease is contagious and
should bo chocked.
Prod i'ettiprmv of Pierre , who baa returned -
turned from completing a povornmciit sur
vey liu ; contract on the coded lands west of
Vierro , discovered largo quantities of line
amber , and has brought specimens lo the
city , lie Is reticent us to the whereabouts
of the llml , only saying It is ou the Ciraud
river. Ho will go to ChicaRO to net tlio
opinion of oxpcrts and return to develop the
discovery.
The work on tlio interior and exterior
decorations of the Corn I'alaco liiilUlinc at
Mitchell are now Koinp forward at n rapid
rato. Tlio decorations in every way surpass
these of the last exposition. The archi
tecture of the present building Is entirely
different from the last ono and much larger ,
which will increase the beauty of the haud-
some corn decorations now being put in place ,
as well as afford extra room for the audi
ence.
ThoThroo Sisters Irrigating Ditch com
pany has finished present worlcon the canal ,
which is eight miles in length.
The quartz mill at the Hlack Hutto mlno
is ready for operation , After a mouth's run
it is possible for the o.vnors of the property
to make a S-0,000 cleanup.
Soufert Jiros. shipped east from The
Dalles a carload of Hungarian prunes , con
sisting of 1,000 boxes. This is the llrst ship
ment of prunes from Wasco county tins
season.
The Oregon Pacific railroad has under
taken to transport , fren of chat-go , grains ,
grasses , ores , woods and other articles of
Oregon products intended for the midwinter
fair nt San 1-Yanoisco.
George W. Myers of Dallas lias threshed
this year 41 , 110 bushels of grain. Ills aver
age per day has been y,05r > bujhols ; hisTjest
day's run , 3,018. Ho will take into his ware
house not less than 40,000 bushels.
Quito a contest was had around Lebanon
to sue who would haul the biggest load of
straw to the paper mills , The biggest ouo
brought in weighed 0,874 pounds. It took
live men about three hours to load It.
A. W. Sturgis of .laeltson district , who
owns ono of the best plncor miiios in tlio
state , has done well during the past season.
The gold domed up was sold at HooKinan &
Ileatnes' bank nnd amounted to about
* 17,000.
In a short time n Yaqulna quarry will
commence shipping random stones for
Salom's now city hall. There will bo about
ilf ty ot sixty carloads of this stone used in
the construction of the building. So far
only about two carloads of rubble stone
have been shipped.
Tlio Baker City Democrat learns from
persons of Eagle Valley that the alfalfa buy
crop In that section Is abundant , and con
tracts are already made by stockmen to
feed their cattle and sheep there the coin
ing winter. Already about 1,000 tons have
been sold. The price asked Is $3 per ton.
Fall llshing on the Columbia river began
last week , when about 200 boats went out to
the fishing grounds to cast their uots.
JTrom all reports llsli are running slack , anO
a ppor season is looked for. Two canneries
only , Kiunoy's and Hawthorne's , have
opened up , and tlio ruling price to ilshcrmci
has been lixcd at lj cents per pound , thoug
it will probably rise to 3 coats before the
season closes ,
\VilHblnKin.
The reform school at Chohalis has 111
boys and eighteen girls.
The Great Northern railroad has taken
over ISO men from Spokane to ICali.ipoll nnc
other points where worlc is in progress.
The blackbirds Have multiplied in the
Kittitus valley very fast in the lust live
years. They have been preying on the oats
and wheat for some time , and thuy are now
ready to prey on tlio young corn.
The llrst party of successful inountaii
climbers of the season has returned to Ta
coma from Mount Hainier. Until this part )
reached the summit it was believed inipossi
bio to go beyond Gibraltor rock , on account
of the immense amuuut of snow which 'el
last winter.
It is perhaps a godsend to many pcoplo in
the vicinity of Snylioinish that 1893 Is wha
is gcneially termed ' 'fish"
year. Under th
present prostration of business the hundreds
who are out of employment and means o
support are roplenishing.tholr larders will
salmon from the various streams which are
practically allvo with the flnny tribe. Asa
rule , "Jisli" season , as known to residents
along these western Washington M reams
comes around every three years.
After seventeen years of litigation In th
federal courts A. I. Smith of Port Townsum
lias won u suit entitling Mm to a deed fur u
piece ol property near Chehalls valued a
$7. > ,000. The property consists of H'io acrei
of valuable coal lands partly developed. Ii
1870 a man named Cavendish formed a syn
dicatu and borrowed $15,000 from Sm'itl
with which to develop the properly. A
prospecting tunnel was sunk , tapping a
largo vein of coal , when the syndlcntu failed.
Smith brought suit to recover thu amount cf
the loan or to acquire a title to the land
which his money was used to develop. The
United States circuit court In Han Frnnclsco
has Just given a vcrUlct In Smith's favor ,
awarding'him title to the properly.
MlHCDllllllOOtlH ,
The rhizolrlus vcnlralis , the lady bug
brought from Australia by prof. Koobolo ,
has proved a perfect success in its work of
extermination of the black eculo uug in
J wor California.
A sirango and Invariably fatal disease has
appeared among thn llvo stock near Davis-
villu , Gal. So far H Is coullned to catlle ,
sheep and hogs. Animals apparently In
good health fall over and dlo instantly. It
has ( milled all medical skill.
The magnillcunt mill nnd elevator of the
Itoyul Mlllim. company , near the Blade
Kagludam nt Great Falls , Mont. , erected at
a cost of $100,000 by the Washburn-Croaby
company of MlnnoaiwIlH , is now ready , Us
capacity will bo uboul100 barrel ! ! of Hour
JUT day ,
The mines in Buhl mountain nro practi
cally closed for the season , but enough work
has been dona this year lo show that the
mines there uro very rich in gold , und nuxt
year reports from ihuru will bo of u marl-
ling nature or all signs will fall.
Articles of Incorporation of the HI Cujon
Haiuln company were lllod lost week. This
la ilioiuilwinalloii of a plan for hundllng co
operatively Iho rropsof till the ranches en
gaged in the raisin Imlu-itry outside of the
great vineyard of Kouiher te Crosby , who
declined to go lno the coinbinu. *
Capllallsls havi ) ruccntly interested Ilium-
selves In iho upm-h bituminous rouk de
posits around Han i uis Obispo. Tlieir opera
tions will rovoluttoni/.u thu present methods
of I'xcuVallng and irausiortiib' | ( the raw ma
terial , They jtosscss improved inolhoilu of
handling and proparlng the rock , and thuy
own tramways , wbnrves und vessels , ulihor
In actual use today or in cam-so of construc
tion ,
The Gold Nugget and Golden ICnglu claims
In the Duncan rlvi-r country have , at lasl ,
been proven lo bo utterly worthless. Parties
who visilud both sialo that no vein exists
where thu Gold Nuggut eighteen claims
were located on six fuel of snow : and al
though the Golden Kaglo tins a vuin of bar
ren iiuarlz , it lies tinder u glacier , whuru to
explode u slick of dynamite would bring
down thousands of tons of ico.
DoWitt'a Witch IIiuel Salvo cures sores.
DoWtt's Wllch Hazel Salve cures ulcer * .
\FFA1RS \ AT SOUTH OMAHA
Political Oaulilron is Soothing with the
Bubbles of Ambition.
iDMEBOOMS , BOOMLETS AND BOOMERANGS
Mntcrliit ftinirrto | < l hjthn .Mnj-nr
null Chy Ollldiil * Attempted Uub >
bory nt Albright l ) < iy l
In the Siintlicrn Suburb.
Matters political nro reaching fever heat
n South Omaha nnd there Is no prospect
liat thuy will cool oil previous to election.
' 'ho republicans nro malting the greatest
tlr , while the domocr.it ! ! ami populists nro
letting lit readiness for the friy. :
Since Hue Immemorial , Soutli Oinnhn 1ms
md Us candidates Tor various
> osltlons nnil this year Is no
xeoption. Harmon } ' In the roptib.
lean ranks is not so pronounced as it was
astyoar , anil the broach continues to wliloti ,
j. C. Stanley , who was the nominee for
ommlssloncr last fall anil was defeated by
lajor Paihlock , Is mirslug n boomer the
mmlnallon lor register of deeds and ho IMJ-
loves that the republican county convention
vill do the proper thing by malting him its
lomlnco.
On the other liniiil ihoro is a lar o num
ber of republicans In the Magic City who ilo
lot , bollovo tiny such Ihing , and they ox.
tress thulrsunliinonts in very slrotig terms.
Over since Dr. Glasgow was 3 ! von the post-
office by 1'rcsiilont Harrison ihoro has ox-
stoil a Glasgow faction anil a Slanley fnc-
lon. Stanley was the clofoatcit nsptrunl auil
ins never forgiven these who were roaiumsl-
) lo for Glasgow's appointment , hast year
the young republicans , who hail grown
weary of tlio warring factions , Hteppuil Into
, ho breach anil fora timu harmony prevailed.
This is nut the ease at the piv.sent tlmo.
I'ho situation has rusolvoil itself Into i\
Stanloyand anti-Stanley light. Dr. Glasgow
will probably Ion it the anti-Stanloy
forces and ho will have a largo fol-
owing among the younger olemuat. A
: -ally Is to ho holil this evening at
1'ivonka's hall , anil an effort h to bo niado
to turn the sumo into u caucus to select a
delegation to he votoil upon at the
| ) rlniarlc3. A call for a caucus will bo issueii
today by the members of the central
committee. The tlmo will bo llxod for
Saturday night and this will probably head
off any effort to turn this evening's meet
ing into a caucus on smtp Judgment.
The idomoornts are remaining perfectly
( intut , and so far no candidate for a county
onico from their ranks has announced him
self. The Independents arc hustling for a
combine with the democrats to nominate Po
lice Judge Fowler for sheriff. However , the
democrats do not enthuse very much over
the proposition to fuse and the sohomo will
hardly materialize.
There are numerous candidates for justice
of the peace and constable , and they conio
from all parties. Among the republicans A.
II. Mimloek , Charles I/.iko , Hoary Murphy
and 1C. 1C. Wells are mentioned , while tuo
democrats are talking ,1. Levy , and the pop
ulists 2. 1' . Hedges and George Haworth.
All these aspire to become Justices. There
is not so great a rush for the ofilco of con
stable.
Yoilllir ItiipiillllriltlB.
The Young Men's Republican club hold nu
enthusiastic meeting Wednesday night nt A.
H. Murdoch's ofllce on N street. HrucoMcCuI-
looh presided at the mooting. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year :
H. 13. Sagg , president ; Hollis 12. Hoglo , vice
president ; 11. K , Wllcox , secretary ;
Charles Lake , treasurer. Au execu
tive committee , consisting of live ,
ono from each ward and ono nt
largo. 11. .T. Keisor , Irani the First wai.'d ,
Frank Hart from the Second , C. M. Snnfora
from ttio ThiniV. . H. Itenuett of the four *
and J. C. Troiiton as dolcgato at lar t
wcro elected. 1C , O. Mayflold was elected a
committee of ono to see to a , revision of the
by-laws of the club.
D. S. I'innoy , F. E. Hart and W. Heed
Dimroy were appointed as a committee to
see about music for the camuaign.
John I.i. Pierson of Omaha , who is a candi
date for register of deeds of Douglas county ,
was present and mndu a speech.
Speeches wcro made by other members of
the club that were listened to with intcrejt.
The club adjourned to meet again no * '
Wednesday evening at n place to bo dusty
tinted by the executive committee.
I'avlni ; .Mulrrml I
Yesterday Mayor Walltur nnd the co w
mittco on streets nnd alloys of the council ,
composed of llulla , Wood nnd Ilruco , ncccm
paulcd by City Engineer King nnd his
nssistniit , George McBride , made an exuni
inntion of the brick pavement on N stree ,
between Twentieth and Twonly-fourt \
streets.
Complaint had boon filed with the council
by the property owners regarding the pavo-
incut , and they protested against the al
lowance of the iinal estimate until a thor
ough inspection was mado. The conimltteo
found that seine of the brick were not vltrl-
lled , hut the examination was not complete
enough to warrant a conclusion belr-x
reached. A further oxandnntion will l-C
made nnd the result will bo reported to tlC
council.
_
f2avn His Kami Tor lOxprrlnm'n.
.fohn Wilhelin of Council HlufTs was Induced -
duced to give some valuable land In Wiscon
sin nnd Iowa for "all the wines , liquors and
fixtures" in the World's ' Fair saloon at t ! ' . (
corner of N and Twcnty-iiflh streets thai
did not belong to the South Omaha Urowln | .
association. Ho now finds out that nil the
wines , liquors and fixtures belong to thn
Smith Omaha IJrowIng association , and ho h
out his land , saloon ami all. Ilo holds ra-
sponslhla Saullur & Martenson , whom , h *
alleges , claimed to own the place.
Callrcl for tlm 1'iillrn.
Otto Schutto nt n late hour Wednesday
night rome convinced that two men near him
on n dark street were going to hold him up.
To secure protection ho called "police , " nnd
when Captain Aimtln showed up nnd heard
tlio slor.v he placed Jerry Dunn nnd John
Hennessey under arrest.
Hceutto could not Identify them and they
wcrn released , hater they were aguiii
locked up , charged with druiiiienness ,
DurJni ; Attiinipt lit Knlilii'ry ,
A daring attempt was inatlo yesterday
afternoon to force an untranoo to the itock
Island do ) > ot nt Albright. The agent was
temporarily absent at the time. Tim
would > ho robbui'H nroko the glass In OIHI of
tlio wlmlowu and attDinptiid to ralno the
sash , hut wcro frightened nwny before
on the inside ,
SI iiclu city 4iu nl p.
Born , to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clements , n
son.
Judge Levy has gene to the Churokcu
Htiip.
Miss Bessie I.ohr of York Is the guest ol
thn family of John Jnncs.
John Ixio and Gcurgo liuasell have ro-
turnud from thu Cherokee .Strip.
The Woodmen of the World -vill glvo n
hall at Hindi's lull Wednesday , .Septum-
bor 'J7.
A rupubiican rally will bo hold this evening -
ing at 1'ivc'iika'B nail , Twenty- fourth and \t
sire-eta. So\oral BOW ! speakers will bu pres
ent nnd u rousing timu is promised.
Olllrcr Arpahrlght nrrostod three small
boys , Jake 1'lper , Charles Ii < clccr and
"UuiJn" Duuuls , yesterday. They .irj
climbed with btoallng two ilvo-gullon tlr
oil cuns.
When Baby WM sick , wo | ; aTO Iwr Cortorla.
Wien blio woa n ClilKl , iJio cried for Castorla.
Wlicashobccnmo Miss , tJio cluna t > Castw ! * .
When tlio had CUlldrcu , Uiu gavu Uiuu CalorP