t
TRR OMAIFA TAT1V ) HRR. TIJ'RSDAY. ' OHTOnKR 17 IfiHS
IPBOIHL NOTICES ,
L DVEHT1SKMENTS FOIl THESE COLUMNS
ILwill 1)0tAkrii until 12'tnp. : m. forthonvenlmr
id until 8,30 , p. in. for tlio morning nnd Sunday
lltloim , . . . .
ndvf-rtlnrrs , by rpqnefttlnir n ntimlx-rpa clinch ,
in linvntlit-lr ftniwrrs nddreMcd lo n numbered
-llpr In earn of THE Jinn. Aimw > r < i fo nddrrifted
' ill lx > dcllvm-d upon pn-aciiHitloii ot the check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
1tnlfnl4c ! n wonl llrM Inierllon. Icn word there-
iflor Nothing taken for left than ' . ' .Ic.
i.YOt'NO MAN , KXPEIUENCKD HOOK-
jfAkMipor , wnnti Hltiintlon In offloo. City rofcr-
rncfis , AddreHSTill lleo. M'JSO 17 *
AN ENGLISH WOMAN WIsilKS TO TAKE
. -ullro rlmrirn of an Infant ; twelve > e.irs ex-
Mrlenco. Mis * Wnlpolo , Clarkson hospital.
A POSITION BV MAN AND WlT'K.
ilri'ii , on fnnn or In clly. Address Prior John-
Htm ' . " -8 North lOlli Fttreot Mllfl : 'J'2'
WANTED -MALE HELP.
HnlcH Ittfc n word flrHl Imrrtlon. Ic .1 word there-
Itttcr. Notlilnu taken for II-SH than iV. ! ' .
[ > - SOLICITOUS.TEAMH KUIlNJSIIKDi KXTKA
lpay tomt-n with HITS. American Wrlngpr C'o. ,
[ C'iii llnwanl nl. 118
Ir > THE NKIIUASKA"OUAHANTEI ; SAVINOS
fJOiind itiVfHlnipnti'ninpnny wiiut a few comic-
M..MI of ( rood ndilri IH In act -m folk-Hop * . Apply al
KiniMitt ! anil ; > , DuiiKhix block. MjUO
A11LE-IOD1BD ! MKNTsiTO itO-YEAHS OLD
'for t'lillol st.ilrn nrmy. Kor particulars call or
iMldrcHH Edwntd II. Climmaii. second lieutenant
I I'ccond Infantry , tecritltlinf onicnr. itt HIT N. lilth
VMl-oRt , Omaha , Nub. , or MufeliniiU liotcl , Lincoln ,
ttfob. Hill-nil
B IF YOU WANT AOOODPAV1NO JO1I WHITE
Ihu llu\vk Nuritury Co. , Milwaukee , Wbj.
B WANTED. IF YOU AUK A CATHOLIC AND
will work for $18.00 pur week \vrllo MacCon-
| acll IIros..ao Arch HtruRl , llofdon , Maiti.
t MAN WAKTK1) ; SALAHY AND KXl'BNSKS.
- , , > Penmmi'iit place : whole or pait limn. Apply at
| nicc. Ilrqwn IlroH. Co. , mir erymt'n , Ohleaifo.
M J14 p * 1 < >
BMEN AND WOMEN ON SALARY OR LARflB
coininlRHlon to Introdupi ! our new faml
Irl'otlu-H wiiHln-r ; welchl , - poiincHt cxeltmlvo ter-
It-llorv. CompreHHitl Air WiiHliur Co.-IT , Johimon
| bnllllnir ( , Cincinnati , O. MIIO : 17'
"HUSTLERS WANTED ; LIIURAL : COMMIS-
lonH ! oxperlonco tinnitcs ary. Apply H 17 ,
m s. isih Rirut-t. Miiio ai :
WANTED JJEMALE HELP.
It.-ilcH , l > io \vonl llrRt liiHurlli'it. ' Ic n word
[ Ilii-retlflor. Nothing taken for lenu than ' 'Ac.
t WANTED LAmEsNMENTLEMEN WE
'wlllpay you-.1.0U to * in.lll ) IKT week lo do
Ilitrlctly homo work for im ; no eanvassliiK nnd
I ) > i empt payment. Send ulf ndilrvMM.nl envploiw ,
I Lllx-Hy Suiiply Co. , Liberty Sqimru , HoHton. M.IHS.
*
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY , EXPERIENCED
I < L 'Hhlrt ' clrls at the Kant Oinalia factory. Inqidro
| Bt O. E. Hloki-B , maimcer. itaU 17
_ _
C. WANTED , O1RL FOR 'OENEHAL HOUSE-
work. y-JO'J Spencer Hlreot , Kouiitzo Place ,
CWANTED..YOUNO SWEDE 01RLFOROEN-
pnil housework. Call between U and 10 , L'naG
Hainlllon. MJIB4 17 *
_
' /1 WANTED , A COMPETENT NURSE GIRL ;
V i-efei-eiices required. Apply nt 1711 Dooirhis
trept.
FOR RKNT HOUSES.
RatCH , lOo n linn raeh hiHerllon. $1.0 a line
* onth. Nothlni ; taken foi-lertu than -"c.
pv-HOUSES IN ALL I'ARTS OF THE CITY.
i J-/TI1O O. y. UavlH company , loO.I Fariiain. Of.
[ rAND : \ 4-HOOM APAUTMENTS. VON DOIIN
, ' J.-block , with ateimii rofonccs ; 81U 3. "J-'d
, 04il
l(1nOOM ( COTTAOE. MODEHN. CHOICE , IN
JL/sianford circle. C. S. EleiillorU4 Ucobldfr.
_ 015
D - - HOUSE. MODEltN , NEAH I1U8I-
; i , runt inodurale. Apply -JO I Uixbulldlnir. .
1145
D-SEE II. J. Klfe'DALL , 007 IIHOU'N 1ILK. .
_ M7I17
TV COTTAOE , 7-HOOM3 , MODEltN , itll--MA-
JL/HOii Htreet. 803
'
-TV-TWO TEN HOOOM HOUSES , ALL MODEHN
1-Mniprovcmuntn. On-pit-Mt-Callruf ) Hiirney
oi-lll South Sixteenth mreet 1)14
TVHPUSE3 AND'KOOMS IN ALL PA UTS OP
JL/olty , Ir and up , 'O. K Ilntts , 2-JU S. 17th HL
, IU7 SO
I MODERN BIOIIT-ROOM HOUSE , WITH
J- ' liarii : $10.00 per mpntli. L. S. Skinner. itlO
, Y > Llfo. MOSS
_ "
VIO-1'OOM HOUSE , 1813 OAKS. J. JOHNSON
MD'-M Fariuim. Mlil.-i
D--TWO fl-llOOM IIHICK HOUSES , KIM i , . . . . <
avouim.fnclm ; IlnnRuuin park , ne.-irly new , hard
n-ood HiilHh , llrmelaHH moduin convenloiiccH. In-
milro 1115SoutirTlitrty-Bi.-condHt. J.M. UlehanU.
TryA VINE TEN-HOOM MODEHN DWELLING
, J-'llvimlnulcH walk to biiBlneHS eenlcr. Newly
tiapensl nnd vnmlHlicd. Inqulru for W. I' . Clark ,
L'07 DoiltflaH St. M'07 17'
1V--N10B. LAHGE , TEN-nOO.\F I10USE , NO.
J/I4U1 ! l-'arnnm Ht ; all modern conveniences , In
VirHt I'cpalr : larKO barn , uvc-rythlui ; tlrat claas ,
> -.1.lU ) <
JJuiv > ltit-room ) IIOUKD in flrnt clasn repair , city
vater. ile. , No. 4 lilll Furnam Bt. , $10.110.
( iood elRht-room IIOUBO , 4717 Capitol avc , all
modern ImiirovcmenlH. $10.00.
l-room ) cottn < u , all modurn Improvements ,
$10.1)0. )
lieiiaoit & Carnilcliuol , 412 Now York Llfo Bldff.
178
TKOll HENT. NICE F1VE-UOOM COTTAGES ,
1 JJtllh : and Half Howard Httuct , rent fflO.Ol ) . In-
illO N. Y. Llfo.'O - .
IAMODEHN NINE-UOOM HOUSE , illllNOUTII
J/L'Olh Btrcel , to Bmull family : llo .t St. Illll.
-Jill ) 19
D-IIMtOOM HOUSE. ALL MODEUN CONVEN-
Irnura. H'jlHi South UHh Mlrc.-l. -'It 10'
'
ELEGANT H-HOOM COTTAOE POIl BENT ,
JTlh mid ( Ir.int HIM. , only $ l-.0i ) per month. Fl-
Bcllty Trout Company , 17lKarnam.48 ( 17
KOll UKNT7 NO. it 117 I1UKT STIIKBT , 5-
niqiu ooltaue , city water. William J. WelBhaiiB ,
111 ) Cirijieh | blUL-k. ' . i .Mil-Ill
I. _ HENT , K-HOOM HOUSEJONE BLOOIC
of cars ; Bplcndld location ; ohuail. ! I , " > ia ) lllondo.
- . - . -
MJ.1HI )
V"l 111) ) AND 14U1 H. ' 'IITH , MODJII'.N. PACES
'limit ; iiliitrcomHi vc-ntlo\v. 703'N. Y. Llfu.
\ MilOS 17 *
1) I .SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND HAHN. itOTII AND
Griint , * ! -.OU , ill ) ; Flint National bank.
bank.M'P ?
\ - -THINK OF T-HOOM FLAT. NEWLY
- 'liaiHinMl nnd pahiled , for f.'O.OO per month ,
TxK-atlou , lillh and Howard , Huferuiiccu nxjulred ,
1)D ' i Limbury. Jlil'Jl 17
"iS'STEAM , ALL MODEHN , 7-iiooM HOUSE ,
' J-'ulso S-roum flat. Tlnard"Jl North - ' llh.
Jlil'JO 17 *
D 7-ROOM COTTAOE AND IIARN WITH
tame yanl. corner -ith avenuu and Douclatt
1 1 rcc I I , N Wnisun , IlOlhoiilh IDIIiMruot.
_ _ M319
D J.tl iloTsKS. DIFFERENT PA UTS OF CITY.
tV U. Wi-ud. lllth and Dotmlan. i(3U 18
"
uus. :
I7lh HI. : tl i'O'
TV 8'ROOMlOUSlUWlTHMODERNnil'ROVK-
J.'iofiilH ami wood Ijarn.No. ' 'J'Jl Chlcairo utiret.
Apply ut the llyrou Reed Co. Jl.'t.iaJ3 *
FURNISHED HOUSES.
RateH , IIMa Um c-i 'i uiHcrllon , 91 , .10 n line per
tnonlli. NolUhiv takivi for K-t-i than -'ie.
R , rio\v > : ihiistE.vct : ) iY
foniUhi-il t illlili and California MH. IK for nnt
lo hutlablo teiiaul III rooms vvllh all i-unVi-idem-ctt.
inulndlnir hot wuli-r he.-ulnu : WHU-III , lamiilry ami
ulrthlc. imd all In llmi clana i-undlllon. W. E. (5 rat
ion 111(1 Paxlon bloolc. 18:1 :
\ NII'EI.Y Fl'UNISIlKD HKSIllENpESl ALSO
, 'luifiirnUhed. Uclcii-ucu-b. WolBluiim Auuncy. H.
It ) , WllhiieU blk Mt-ji ; ) OIH
BENT FOItNISHEP ROOMS.
3.o
k Italet. ' 1 Uo n won ) 1)11.1 ) lunVrllon. lea word llicru-
r lleiNoUiIni taken forlj-ti tlriu-ji- .
" "l'Wu o3
3-
mOi only.
" " 3YT
"
-"r'rHNISHED ' UOOM"iN ' '
l'HIVA'rH FAMILY ,
nil inudcrn t-ouvi-iilvuvvk : couvcnlpiil to motor.
BUIIS. 'lllliAvt-N M1115 17-
E NICELY FI.'HNISHKD ItOOMS FOH KOUK
ifimlK-iiien , Call til-J1U7 liunvl.iH. lti ) ' 'ft
llNISIIRn R XM WITH HATH $ U.OD
. mould , HU I Faruani. tilt 1U *
If KOHHENT.FU
J jruom , wtlnur without board , sil 18 Dodife Hlreel.
| j - KLEC5ANTLY FURN1SHKD RX.MS. FACING
J > lUth Si. , uornurllowanl , Kicoiut Iloor ; * 10.0U )
ml tliOU IMI moiiiu , Wrljchl i. Hsl'iiry ,
M323
FURNISHED KOOMJO17 HAUNEY ST.
illU 10 <
EN'OAOKMKNTS TO 1)O 1IRESSMAKINO IN
.faiulllemtoltclluil. Minn Sturdy , -l-'IK Mcholas
.1 ui : | : | NIO *
.ISHED ROOMS AN1 > BOARD
DOLAN , ' 'O 18T1I
_ _ _ _
li | IOARDlNfi WITH ROOMS. SINiiTJ : Oil KjT
JL HiiliLhoiiBO JUKI iltlwl \ \ \ \ will , ovi-i-yllinu ntnv.
liiiof Ihu Ih-'Ht lovUlous In the cu.vaul overy-
( lilni ; vvlil l > olln > tcu i , a III' ' Itjtiiun. bll-J
\Vuui u' , .tt.iou , II
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
1-LAHOB nOOM. WITH IIOAHD. FOR TWO ,
JL Ural floor ; modern conveniences , CIS N. 23d.
iiOQ 10 *
LOOOD ' IIOAHD ; LARGE HOOMS. JMM NOHTH
10th street. M102NU ) '
V-ROOMS AND IIOAHD $0 WEEK. 030 S. 17TII
I1street. . 3i7Nl ! *
? -ROOM3. ALL MODEHN , HOME TAI1LK
1 ini.4 Fnniani. MOSS N7
. ROOMS WITH IIOAIID. DAY UQAIIDKHS
. HollclCcU. 2 ( W Doncl.TS. t'tll 'J3
ir-NK\Vr.Y FUKNISIIEU IIOOMS.WITII IIOAIID ,
iat the Wouttor , BID , CIS , S''O N. lOtli nlrcot.
M''lltt 21 *
HOOMS AND IIOAHD. JEMS DODOESTHEET.
M''lll ) 17 *
i. ' TWO I.AltOK 1'LIIASANT KOOJIS WITH
L'boanl. 2510 UoiUi > . 3.10 - ' . '
'ORRENT UNFURNISU'D ROOMS
Kntci IHoa wonl flnt li irtlon , lea wonl Hit-ro-
flor. NollihiK taken for U" i llKuv''So.
Gil WNFI'.IINISIIKD UOO.M3 KOU KKUI't.VO
IIOIIHO. ' 'ION. l.'HIiht. 801V
UNKt'IlNISHKt ) HOOMS St'tTAIILK
V.'for lioiivhpcpliiiri cllv wnliT ; rent t'lu-nin 0
ilocks from puBlonioo. IfO'J Wobstur Hi , 1'JS-
a-CM-UN D-llfXJM Pt.ATS , S. W. COH. 7TH
and I'nninc ntrcct , f5.0U to * ( t 00 , to iloslraulo
mail fatnlllcn. U. F. Hulls , ' . " . ' 0 So. 17tli liv.n.
MtflUNl'J
G-TO ItKNT , UNFt'KNlSHKU ' FHONT I'AH-
lor anil boil room. 1117 N.'Oth Ht. 3:1017 : *
FOR KENT STORES AND OFFICES.
ItalPH , Ulc n line each liiHnrtlou , $1.20 a line per
nontli , NotlihiK Uiki-ii for le i than SBe.
-VOll KKNT.THHl-S'l'OUY IIIUOK IIUILDlN'fJ ,
-Oin Karnain Ht. The Diillillnif liasu Ilix-proof ee-
riiLbaHoinpiit , roiniik'li ) Mtutui-lipalln : ? llxtnrun
w trron nil the lloora , ens , otc. Apply at tliuodlc
OfTllKllKB. U1U
[ - WE HAVE SPACE TO LET FOH DESK HOOM
to Homo ilcHlrnblo party. Call or
W > i-holT , Si'.inKiiis & Dcnixllct. 171'J Fiirnnm
Htii'ct , Omaha , Nob. U < il
-HAHEMIINT KOIl KENT , 10TH AND 1IOW-
-atil. Inciiilro In drug more. M'Jl'J
I - H1TH ST. STOKE , NEAR CORNER HOWARD ,
Lonly $40.00 ; itlH llclit. dry buRument. Hiiltablo
for barber Hliop , prlnilni ; oillco , etc. , $1(5.00 ( per
month. WrlshtAL.-iHbury. : Mil-Jit IT J
AGENTS WANTED.
Rate's lOo.-illuo i-.ieli hiHurlion , $ l.i ( ) line per
noiilli. Nothing taken for ICHH than use.
J WANTED , LADY OAN.N'ASSEKS TO TAKE
ClirlHlma onUr forouiioinbliipil eUiipnllon.il
toy and biillcllni ; blockn. Sells lit Hicht. lilt ; coin'
rnlhHloim. Wrllo fortorniH and lllimlr.Ui-d clrctl-
Inrt. The Alphabet II. U. Co. . Snltna , Kan.MiiOB
MiiOB !
-WE WANT TRAVELING SALESMEN TO
Hell our Biiperlor bratulfi of lubrlcaltiiK OH .1111
-ascH an n spi'ctaltv or Nldo lino. Ohio Oil am
lireasoCo. , Cluvi-liinil , O. Mil 17 ' - ' ; !
1 AT LAST WE HAVE IT. KEEN , 1IRIOHT
' and brainy men and women wanted ovcry-
wliom to take orders for Sliupp'a World's Fair
I'liotoRrapiMl. Only book of copyrlflitiHl
pholour.-iplis of bullilhic-H. KCCIIOH and ( . xblbllsof
Ihu World'n Columbian li.xhlbhlon : autlioi-lzed by
the Exposition munairt > iiit.'iil ; ontclalcertlllcalo ac-
conipanloH paoli volume , llonanza for workers :
drop everythhiK- and haiullo It ; you will make
money f.mt : boukH nady ; circ-dll nlvon ; biff coni-
uilHttoiiH ; llhiHti-alcil eIrciilai-M ; tei-niH , fivo. Ad-
dirhH , ( Jlobc Illlilu I'llb. Co. , a58 Dearborn slreet ,
Chlcigo , 111. , or I'hlla. , 1'a , Mili i 17'
-AOENTS TO SELL OUR MEDICAL ANNUAL.
' 8(1 ( per cent of dncturnbnv ll ; must have It. llli ?
l > .iy lo experienced men sulllnir our list of il.1 mcd-
Ical booku. K. IJ. Treat , publisher , New York.
Mil.11 10 *
WANTED TO RENT.
Ratog , lOc a Hue each Insertion , Sl.no a lluo per
month. Nothing taken for lusa than 23a.
r-A NICELY FUHNISHED COTTAGE : STATB
Menus. AddreSHTU' ' , ftou. . Mil''S-VO'
STORAGE. '
Rate , lOc a lluo each hiHeitlon , $ l.ni ) n line per
month. Nothing : taken for lean than 2'ic.
M-STOHAGEW1LL1AM3.VCH03S,11H ! IIAUNEY
1132
M-STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
clean ami cheap rales. R. Wells , 1111 Furnam.
WANTED TO BUY.
Hates , lOcn line each Insertion , $1.1DO a Una per
montli. Nothlni ? taken forje.3 > than ajc.
T-WANTED , SECOND-HAND HARI1ER FURNI-
l > ture. A. llrodkey , iir : ; Donslau. M-I4 ; 17 *
SALE FURNITURE.
Rales , IJio n wonl Mrst hiHertlon , Ic a worj
therenfler. Nothing taken for leat lliiiu3e. . '
0-FOR. RENT OR SALE , HEST MADE UP-
rlKht piano , Inqulru room 1108 , Fine National
Ilauk biilldhiK- . il'i4
0-STOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW.
Wells Auction Co. , 1111 Farnam t 130
0SQUARE ' PIANO FOR SALE OR RENT
'cheap. , S. Il.iulc..U4 S. lljth slroet. MUO'J
FOR SALli MISCELLANEOUS.
Halr.t. l.Uo a wonl llrst limerllon. lea wonl thora-
ftcr. Nothing taken for lots than ' . ' 5C.
QRIPRAPPING , FOR SALE , 100 ACRES WIL-
lowHon river near Calhoun , Nob. L. V. Crum ,
box -J7t ) , Omaha. iia4-"j
Q -FOR SALE. A SET OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS
( it No. 3834 N.JlHt , very cheap. J..Lewls.
iJitj-'JS'
CLAIRVOYANTS. '
Rates , lUn n lluo ouch hiHertlon. $1.50 a line per
uiunih. Nothlnar taldin for le than ' . ' 5c.
3-MRS. NANNIE V. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT ,
ivUablubimliieHHinudliim0iliycurat ; 11DN , Hill ,
( J53
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
Hati-9 , lOcn Hun each luxarllon. itl.no u line per
month. Nolliinf taken for lesi thanji5c. _
Xi MADAME SMITH , o-7s7imi : , snl ? 5ioii ,
Room H. Masnaxo , rapor , alcohol.alcam.sulphur
noand Hua oatns. miU7 ! ' _ ' !
. . . . STOWE. MAGNETIC HKALETlJO
Doiclai bloylc MB8S tti"
'P-MMK. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES 1IATIIS :
l-imiKiietlc inaxsaso treatments. tl'J North Ifith
Btreei , room 11. M-23H 10
PERSONAL.
r T-MAS3AGB TREATMENT. ELKCTRO-THER-
Umul baths , walpand hair In-almenl. manlcoro
: indchlropodliit.Mri.PoMilo } ; > { S.lSth.Wltlmoll blk
II.1U
U-WRITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR 11EAU
tlfully HluHtralod Marrlairu Jonni.ilcont.tlnlii ;
pholo-euh-ravlnzii of liundsomo , wealthy lady ad-
\ertlsera. Ilrowu Publlalihiff Co. , llox a-.M.Toledo
O. JMHl-J Bl *
f ] " THE WHEREAI1OUTS OS1 MRS. NAT MBL
u lon ordanehler , Nellhii Mellon , who , when lati
heard from , wcro rvalilrntH of Couuell Illufla. 1
wanteil. Addroui M. 13. Crydermuii , North 1'latte
Nfli. . il4'J 18 *
U-OAHPI-NTER : WOKK AND ALL KINDS ot
jobbhiE ' done by a. G. Stevenson. 17 ( > : i SI
Mary's arvmio. Tel. 1010 , MWJJ3 *
MONKY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
RatcM inaalhmcacli Innertloii. yl.RO a Una per
mouth. Nothlmr taken for leas than \i \
\\T MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST KATES :
T The-O. IDavliCo. . . ISOSKjirnammreol. OST
A\r MOKEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HAT IIS ON
' i Improvolnnd imlminovcclOnuhn real ct > uu > , 1
to 8 yearn. Pldyllly Triml Co. , 17 Parnnm. USU
W -LOANS OW IMPROVED ANp UNIMP11OVED
clly proiwrty , * : l.lJu ) ( nnd upwanln , 5 to liy-tx ;
'
m
UOll l
ir MONEY TO LOAN AT CUHRKNT HATHS
> Apply to W. II. MulKlo , I'M rat National lllc bldr
uu ;
' - -ANTHONY LOAN AND THIIST-CO.ilrt ; : N.Y
Llfo , leiidti at low rate.s for t-liolcu tteiiiirlly 01
Nebraska and Iowa/arm * or Omalia city proiw
SEOUBITIEB FOB 8ALEt
, IDo a Him each Inscrlloi. , IIJ5U a Una
montli. Noihlinr lakcn for lum than "J5c.
HIGH GHADU OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES
nottlur purtliasora ( rood ratoof lutemst. auiu
of from # 10O up foraalul > y ( llobo Loau JcTrum Co.
lUlh i Dudsu , Omaha. 1'artluuUira oil appllcailon
o PEK OKNTMOUTGAOKSi'OllSALE.SECUH
Olty abitulutuly bafe. Amen ll al Katalo
UU7 FirniiiuT
SHOKTHAND AND TYPEWHITINO
Kates , lUonllaopacliliisorlloii , f 1.501it Una pci
month. Nolldiu ; taken for Icba tliau L'io.
VOIIKU LAUiiaASDaK.vrLVsu- SSDN
L urqnlru a working ktiowlujj * of hhortu.iml and :
tyiMiwrlllntr at A. O. Van S.iul'a HOhoulof uliort dt
liund. SI. IN. Y , JJfo Tyiwivrltur * lu ivnl. e l
Itiilt-H , HloalliiucaculnHurtloii. * l.50a line jw
montli. NuiUlmr tukuu for loss than -5 < i-
I SOXNKNUKUU. VIA OXU IlllOKKlt , l.IUJ
i' . I > oin.-Us m. lAian * muuey on illmnoiuU ,
xvaiuliv , i-to. Old solJ and nil vor bought. TV' lo.- *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATEL8.
Itnlcn , lOcnllno onrh Iniertlon , Sl.frOallno per
month. Nothing tnken for ICAH than ' 'Ac.
r-DO YOU WANT MONBYJ
Wo will loan yon ANY SUM yon wish on your i
FUHNITUHK. PIANOS. HOUSES. WAOONS , i
CARRIAGES , WAHKHOUSK RECEIPTS , etc. , '
Wo Klvo prompt nltentlon lo nil applications , :
nnd will entry your loan ns lonsr an yon wlnh. :
You cnn rnlncii thncost of carrymif your loan ;
by n pnytiK-nt nt aiuMlme Tlicro Is no publicity !
or rrmo nl of prortipprty. '
FIDELITY LOAN OUAHANTEH CO. .
Koom 4 WltluiFll blwlt , '
Cor. ICtli nnd Hamey st > ) .
C03
V-WILLLOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OFSE-
-Aciirlty. strictly uonfldcnllal. A. E. llnrrlHroom
1 Contlncntnl block. tit ! }
Y-MONKY TO LOAN-
V \v < > will lo.tn you nny Rum which yon wlili ,
nninll or l.-iritg , .it thu Urn-rat noaflltilo mtm. In the
qnlokpst po8 ll > li lime , nml for any Ivnulli of llnio
toHill.von , Yon can pay It b.-ick In sucli Install-
iiM'iits an you jvf. Ii , wbun yon wtHh , and only
pay ( or Itis \ < mg as you keep II. Yon can IMJITOW
onHOUSKItOt.tJ Pl'IlNITt'UK AND PMXO9 ,
1IORSK.S. WAGONS AND CAUIUAOKS.
WAHKIIOUSK KKCKIPT3 , MBtlCHANUISB
OK ANY OTHKIl SKCUlllTY.
Without pliibltrliy or ivntuvnl or property.
OMAHA SIOUTIIAOK UAN CO. ,
8IMI SOUTH KITH STKKKT ,
II rst floor ntxivi ! tlioHtrt-rl ,
THEOU1KST. LAUOKST AND ONIAMNCOHI'OB-
ATEI ) LOAN COMl'ANY IN OMAHA.
001
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates , Idea line pacli Innorllon. $1.50 n line per
month. Nothing tnhon for IOHS Iliiin'iV' .
-KOItI SALK , KLKOANT STOCK" '
llrHt-RliiH.s locntlon : irooil rtmHons for
Htock will Invoice about * 1.800.1)0 ; will bOHoltl fur
cash only. Aildivus S iS ! , Itee. MII85 Oi ! ! ! '
WR 1'UHNISH CAPITAL TO 8TAUT YOU
In uiinlncm.'o want to establish onu lionrat ,
rallublo , ontorprlslnir ix-rsoii. man or woman , In a
U'tfltlmalo nioney-nmlutKr bu lm ! 9 In every coun
ty lu llio wml. IJuslnoBS. Is cloan. easy and li'sltl-
niale. tilir money for pArlluH wltli push and pluck.
If yon enn't mrnlsh llrst cliHH ; rofi-nmccs iloit'l np-
ply. Koiin.'inbi.'r , no nionc-y ruiinlnnl. Write nt
* enc ' , before BOIIIO ono with moro entcrprliu so-
pinvs your torrllory. Tlio Ur. Starr Herb llcmody
Co.'IM K.mttanl Hi. , Chicago. 111. 010
_
YFOIt SALK , AN INTK11KST IN A MANUt'AC-
turlnir plant ( with poHltlon In the onico If oilc-
Hhxll , * l < > .U"i > .00 to $ irIOU.O ( ( ) ciiRli roniilruil.
No trades cotiHlilcrwi , The compnny IIJIH ail PR-
tnbllHhed tridu : on a rimO v Hullhiff'artlulo nt n iroou
protlt. AiKln-AH 3 Till , llou. JIW.
_ _
V FOU KKNT. A IIAKKUY 8HOPJOM > STAND
iNo. DID North llllli streol. Apply to Jos. Uod-
inuii. MH34
_
Y FOK INVESTORS POn S\lK. IN UIIY
uooilH Htoro ilolciK : i lvnco ; biiHlni'A ? In Lincoln ,
Neb. , : i clly of 115,000 populiitlon. a few of the bcwt
dppai-tnicnls , the ( lep.irtmpiitn. doln ? n iool null
prolltnbli ; huslneHs. The mock will Invoice ; about
3CWI.oo ( ) In each di-iwrliiient For fiirlhor parllc-
ulnra , addrusn John I ) . Citiiidnsliam , Lincoln. Nub.
M-JS7
V FORSALK. A NO. t NB\V3PA1'KU OUTFIT
I In county wat. Kasy tenns. Inquire or address
Tlio KidithtM Jewel , Oimilm. ' 1141-nO *
\r-l WANT TO HUY AN INTEHKST IN A WELL
V eHt.'ibllHlicd tire tntuiraticu biislnc H In Omaha.
lrt'bS THO , lice. SI-JUS 'JO-
-FOH SALE. DHUO STOCK AND FIXTU11ES.
. U. Ilowcudoblur , Dortrand , Neb.
3 2
-WANTED. PAHTNEH IN HARDWARE
business. Small capital required. Watiu-man ,
lew York Llfu building. Mil 13 17 *
Y-WANTED. PARTNER IN RESTAURANT.
luticli i-ounlornnd furnlBlied , clenrlni ; ! R"iO.OO !
o $ : iOO.O ( ) i > er month ; must have some knowledifo
of buslnesH and not over 40 years old ; mnall cap-
till renulrctl to rlKht man. Call or nddn > HH 11
forth Muln Htreet , Council Bluffs. MiluS 18 *
FOR EXOHANGE.
Rates , lOc n line each Insertion , tl.BO a-llno per
month. Nothing fikeu for less than -'fie ,
Z-IOWN 10U FARMS IN NKI1RASKA. KANSAS
and Dakola. Will sell cheap or oxebanse for
ndue.liorse ! andcaltlo. Add. box 70Frankfort.Ind
r-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL
italic real eutato , money. llax-JOu , Frankfort. Ind.
UUU
-A GOOD STOCK OF HARDWARE TO TRADE
foi-land and oash.or will Blvo time. Address S
Jl Uee. 1309
LIST YOUJl HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
/'oxcbangq with B. J. Kendall. 507 Brown block.
M81U .N-J
r/-A. FINE BLOODED STALLION TO EX-
/-'chaiiffe for a team ot driving horses. James
Karrutt , 4010 Hamilton. 105 111
rA. . DOUDLE-GAITED 10-YEAR-OLD OELD-
/JliiK. record , Ji'.ifiU , will sell or trade for n ( rood
Bocoiul-linnd btiinry and wish. I'rlco $300.1)11. ) Hex
list ) , Sheniindoah , In. M'J71 17 *
l-'URNISHKI ) HOTEL FOR SALE : WILLEX-
Jc-haiino for good , clear Immo In Oniahaor for
peed , well Improved clear fiirm. This Is line
town , spit-mild stand ; no othrr hotel. H. C. Addis ,
Cedar Rapids , Nob. MiI7'J 17'
/ $7,111)0 ) STOCK OF HARDWARE , SPLENDID
/Jlmslnest , for clear Omaha property or Iowa
farm. $10,000.00 cash and $15,0011.00 In good
Omabn property for $23.000.00 inorleaRO paper or
uood bankable noteu. E. K Itlngcr , lOlt ) Farnam.
M1I14 17-
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.5(1 ( a line per
month. Nuthltiir taken for less than ' 'Ac.
BARGAINS-HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMSSALE
or trade. P. K , , Diirllng. Uarker blk. 070
pHOIOE 1ST MORTGAGES. ANY AMOUNT.
V u. G. Waltitco , Drawn block , lUth aud DoiiKLis.
1ARM LANDS. C. HARRISON , Ol'J N. Y. LIFE
-L "J1-O1'J *
7ARMS-A. JOHNSON , 1B11 CAP. AV. . OMAHA
. MOill O-8 *
FOR SALE , ATTRACTIVE HOMES. VK'.IY
chea on blk
JI51W
17OH SALK , EASY TEllVS , LOTS IN FHASER.
I. Iowa : ne.w town : $ .1(1.00 ( to $ : tUU.l ) ( ) . Also 1110
-icruH , irood garden land , T. Forguaon k Co. , 11115
Furiiiim. _ _ MSiil NJ
F ARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY. C.
H. lloiitrlsht , 301 N. Y. Llfu Bid ; . , Omaha , Nob.
17AIIM LANDS.
X 80 acnjH. Harpy county , 91,230.
80 acres. Sarpy county. * 1,01)0 ,
-'ID acres , Sarpy , * 50 an acre.
il-'o. lioiulim county.10 an acre.
HI ) . DoiizlUH comity , $45 uniiciv ,
L'll ) , Wusldiilon ronnty-J7 an nora.
-Jill , Olou county , $ Ian aero.
-41) ) IlooiiH county , $14 an acre.
. O. F. Harrison , Dl'J N , Y. Llfo 154NO *
HOMES , $300 , $1.01)0 ) , Hl.fSOO : ANY PRIOE :
easy terins. Wallace , Drown blk. , 1U A. iionjclas.
MKL-I ) Ni !
HARRISON COUNTY , IA. , CHEAPEST AND
beHtcont land In mate. * ; ! ( ) .1)0 land producing
$ IK.UO crup. Tnicta 41) to I'M acruH. Cun > y "I
UecbuModalo , In. M1I17 il ! "IO
flMIE OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR. WOULD
-L vim IlkH a nlon , now 7-roorn coitatri * nnd'a line ,
full lotMlirlitly and coiiv.-iilentl You can itel It at
way iMilow c-o-it If you can lalsu $5io. ( The bnlancu
him ; tlmo or trade. The owner must have $ AOO ;
not piirtU-iilarnbout the rest. Inquire 171)-'Far )
nam hi ret-t , -'l.-clO
fl'IIE BEST BUSINESS IN OMAHA. $ ; ) .M)0.00 ,
-1 5llxiri ) Five-room Iioiibel.-J0ll.l ) ) .
l-'xl 17 Two-room hoimc , * HOO 00.
Will Bull or trade Jewelry Htuck , " $1.000.00.
C. D , Hulchltitton , lOL'a Fnmiam Blix-ct.
Blixct.MUDS in
MONTHLY PAYMENTS , C-ROOM COTTAGES ,
lop ) DOxKlO. $1.41)0.00 ) , $ I.CUO.OO to f'J.-JOO.UU ) ;
amall cn h payinrntH , bnlauco monibly ; would
tukoi-hcap ' lot.usllr.iliuyuicul. K. F. Rliii'cr , 1511) )
Faniam Mill ! 17 *
' 1ST YOUR REAL ESTATE AND MERCIIAN-
Jillsu for halu and exuhamru with K. 'F. ' HIiiKcr.
filU Faniam btre l. MM14Jl
tt 4XIif. , SOUTH FRONT , HKISTOL ST. , PAVED " ,
Full 'lot and ifood (5-r ( cottage , 211th nnd Ohio
prlee-3t | ) , : iollca li. ,
lloiiboand lot , 1 block from itili : Rt. car. * 8SO ,
T uhou3oa brlnslntr $11) pur montli , with lota ,
on car line , * lV5o.
n acrea wllU house , $ * JIM)0. )
V utl front UaiiHCom placu lot , bargain , f'-.S
F,4) , Wc-ad , lllth and DoiiKlau. Uilt 18
TYPEWRITERS.
Hati-H , 10c a llnu each InHorllon , $1.-ill u lluo par
montli. Nothing taken for loxit thunjSo. .
1 JKMmOTONS. CALUJRAPH9. EVERYTIIINa ?
IVunliourd of prlceu. Tel. 55H. Boylua It Jlubb ,
UlilN , Y. Llfobldf. S4 > ud for HampluH. C5U
SCALES.
SEW ANDSHCOND HAND SCALES , ALL KINDS.
AddrcuB Uordt-n , V S llix-k Co. , Lnku Bl.Clile-iBO ,
( 71
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
„ n. $1.SO a Hno IH.-J
month , Nothlnir taken forlusa than ' . ' * , .
GF.OELLENBKCK. BANJO1ST AND TKAOHER ,
l ll CallfuruliBt. : 1114
LOST.
Rales. I ( to n word fir-U m'uriloit , le wo
Ihom-ilicr. Nolliln ; takcu lor lu-H tit in Viv- .
.
lUth bt bulcliid i-oiuiiiiduv blu-llH anil tlhhln
U'kle Kiurii and ivcuvu luwaru , Win Mur
lit-Uu 1501 Juckftoii. .Ill ) iu >
UNDERTAKE R3 AND-E MB ALM.ER3
n. _ _
Rates , lOc n line p.ich lnHrTtl"fT. $ l.50 a line per
monlh. _ Notldiiir Inken for lc-s < * thHh > I. . ' 5c.
OW. Il7\KEK iFOHMERLYT'vVlTri JOHN 0.
Jncobs , rtcconsort l later with M. O. Mltili.tindcr *
taker and cmbalmcr , 310 S. lOdi su Tel. Ul'tl. '
' . ' 072
run UIAI.TY :
INSTUt-'MnNTS placed on. WcorJ October
1C , 18031 '
IT A It IA(1.1 if Tib l ; ; * , .
J COIlbortaml wlfo to 11 K Gilbert ,
trustee , nojf lot in , In Okithoma ,
lots 1 toI , black 2 , l.st add to Mount
Dotiiflas , . , ' . ' , . ) $ 3,000
A L Milton to A H Kelly unity mull v
' .ilut'27 , block 4 , .Missouri nvcnno
park. . , . , , . , 300
A t1 Miillerand wlfo to Peter Ander
son , lot 10block4 , Arbor I'lncu 2,230
SU'pliim Swnbodil and wlfo lo same ,
lot lii , lih-ck ( , snino 2,000
IVUT Annorson to M .1 Mc-Ardli ? , lots
Ifl and Id , block4 , same 4r)00
Mli-lmol Triiinor and wlfo to I'.mma
Quick , lot 1 , bloi-ktf , Van Ciini | > V. . . . 1
llo-iy Iitidvlok and husband toVa. . | -
clt-uli llnruh , lot 12 , block I , I'ottor
> * c L'obb's add toSonlli Omaha CQO
Joseph HousoU' nhd wlfo to Louis
Svncll , s 25 feet lot 20 , block 3 ,
ICoilii17e ,1(1 iKld ! 1
South Omaha l/iiul company to K
L llbrrlKan , fractional lot H , block 107 ,
Sntltli Umaliii 180
H llorrlnan in u .M Chrlsllu , MIIIIIU 300
b'oiith Umahii l.uml conifianv to ,1 I )
Munclier , fractional lot 3 , lilootrlOV ,
Snlith Uiunlia. . . . . - IRQ
.1 DMniiRher to II M Christie , samo. . . 300
South Uiiinhn Lund company to .1 M
lloliiian , lot 10 , bloc.lt 149 , Soutli
Omulilt 720
W U lliooksiuid wlfoto.1,1 CIlliHon ,
3 SO
J ( } Itnuiilt and wlfo tn Jtlehard nnd f
J \Vonriu' . lots 13 and 14 , block 1 ,
Oknlionm park 0,000
( jUITCIiAtM DHIitM.
Karmnrs I < oan nnd Trust company
to Krcmont , Klkhorn & Ml.ivinrl
Valley. Hallway compniiy , lot 10 , lit
34-10-1'J
- - 60
Thomas Applouy and wlfo et al toV
O Alnswurth , no sw andoVi nw sw
14-10-10 COO
W O Alnsworlh to T O Apploby ot nl ,
o5 ! liw sw 1-1-10-10 1
J W Koumlobitfih , t-poclnl master , to
Omaha Loiin anil Trust compnnylot
7 , block 4,1'utrlck'H Utudd 3,300
Total amount oftranifcrs S U0.408
C. No uttornoy's fe until
patent obtained , Wrlto f\r ( \ Invontor'.s Gnldo.
RRILWHY TIME ORRD
Ix < uvo lOHIOAno. HUllMNCJTON Jt Q.j Arrives
Ouuiha I Depot lOlli ami .Manou SH. I Omaha ,
4.-.MIHU' Clilcajh V'uHtlbiilo. . H.oiliun
ll.l : * > nm ClilcuzU ExuruHM. . . 11.51) ) am
10.43pm' ' Chicago Expri's1 * . , . 4. -.I pni
7.17 pin I Chicago A lowii toeal. B.r > 3inii
iJ.V EMO. RIVER. Arrives
Omaha { Depot lllth and Matton Stn. Oinahii
II.Ifl ) am' ' Denver Express Il.-J.1ntu
lu.l.'iaml Dcadwood Kxprost 4.1)1) ) put
4.60 pm I Don vor EipreSHm 4.011 pin
11.00pm.N'itM-aal-l Local ( Exui. < itSui ) . . 11.51) inn
B.IJiini . .Lincoln Local ( Exeopf'Sunl. . -
"Loaves | K. C. , ST J. A. C. IK . I Arrlvun
Omana Depot loth and MaBortSts. I Omaha
n.l.lami..KansasCity Day Exprnss. , . . fi.i3 ( pni
10,15 pm ' 1C. C. NlulitExp. via U. P. Tnius. o. Onin
lU.4g.pint St.Lqiils Bxitrl-HH. . . _ . . . . 5.1 Dam
' Leaves | 'JHICAUO , R. I. ' * I'AtJIPIDT I'Arrlvua
Omaha | Union Depot 10th .t M/irey / Sts. | Omaha
I
10.30am . Atlantic Exprt ns. li.OI ) pin
4.00pm . NcbiuHka. SliUo LlnilUKl. . . .
7.1 pm .N'lclit K. 7. .15 am
15.00 pm , WorUr Fair LhnlUd . ! ! .UOpin
r.Moam Oltluhoma Exp. ( toC. K ex. Sun )
I I
-Leaves !
Oniahn lUnlon Depot IQUi AJJjircy Sln.l Omaha
. . > Deliver Express , .J . ,4.0.1 pni
J.l.'iiim . . . .Overland Flyort .i . . -7.0U pm
4.15pm IIi-ati-lci-.VStroiiiHl'sK.s.toiSuu > uiopm : :
(1.411 ( pm . Pacific Expi-e S : . . " . . 10.41) am
( I.ill ) pm Dcnvi < rKiHt Mnll . I.'JO pin
ix'nWs i cni AToT iiL7SirKn > 7ror ; :
Omaha | U. P. Depot and Mart-y Sli. Omaha
*
5. t ) pm j Chicago I. . , . . . . . , . . ll.il.i am
ll.itOnml ChlcaBoExpw'Hi. I u.mipm
I -avea I F. , E. Jfc MO. VALLEY iA"rrivus '
Oninhal Depol l.'tji ami Webster Sts. Omaha
I ll.nn.im Duadwood LSI ) pni
( Ex. Sat.lWyo. EXD. < KMon. . ) 1.50 pm
. .Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday ) . 10,15am
5.4501H . .Sj PiUil Exprast. . . . . . i-5a-u
Leaves CHICAGO & ; NOHTlf\VE4TN7" lArrlvin"
Omitlin U. P. depot , lllth .V Miruy SLi. I Omaha
10.40 am I ChlcairoEvpreHH D.o.-i pm
I.O.'pm VcHllbuhi Limit' ! ' . ! ) . ' - ' ( ) am
7.00pm Eastern Flyei i.10pm !
3.40 pm | Clilc'.Pims 1':15 : pm
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omahai Depot 15th and Wubxiur Sts. IOmalta _ _
lt-15pm | SI. Louis Expreslf. 11.00 am
10.00 pm1 St. Louis Express l.'JSpm
0.10 pmj..Nobraaka Local. . 8.4,1 am
C. ST. P.M. .t O , . I Arrived
Depot l.'ith.ind WebiturSta. I Omaha
Loaves SIOUX CUTY& PAOIFG. " Arrives
Omaha t. lOnnil Murcy StH. Omnha
U. 40. im' ' Sioux Clly P.issenjcr . | 10.-0pm
4.00 pm 1 . St. PanlBxpriiHH . 1 1 11.110 am
Loaves I SIOUX C1TV A. PACIFIC ( Arrives
Omahai , 15th and W'3bsKrSt9 ! I Omaha
O.I Opm I St. Paid Limited . I H.-jrmm
5. 15 pm | Clilcaio Llmllcd . | D.iiS am
OMAHA A : ST. LOUIS. I Arrives H
P. Depot , IDHi and Marcyl Omaha
"Tsu LoiilnCannon lull ll'-.S.'ipiii
CANDIDATES BY PETITION.
1C. 1) , Priitt nnd .I. 31. CoiiniimAn Enlor the
Iluce for'Vun Unuip'R Slioex.
Last Situnln.vwhcn : Jolm Jenkins was
nomlnalcd by the republican coYiVuntion as
the candidate for the ofllco of county com '
missioner from iho Fifth uUtrlct ho bad no
Idea that thu position was such a rich
plum and that It was tha envy of so many
ether republicans , Since that time , however -
over , Mr , Jenkins has discovered that there
Is to bo a three-cornered tl ht In the repub
lican rallies and that two other men of the
same political complexion as liiinsolf are
after the same orllco.
Yesterday Jacob Counsmairand E. D.Pratt ,
both of tbe Fiflh district , lllcd their peti
tions in the oillco of thn county cleric , sbow-
IUK that thfy had been Induced to nicrund
ttiat ihey would inaku the race with
Jenklnsr Both of the men wore
ciimlhlates before iho convention , but
lliorc neither of thorn succeeded In galling a
vole. Sunday they got out with the
necessary petitions and after seaurlnir the
ncccasary.llftccn sluiiers .eadli , Iho.v bared
their brcustn and now ihoyurlll" have their
names on the aDlcla ) ballots/ \
Pratt comes from the Sl > Ui ( ward and was
before tlio primaries , but tilt-Co ho cupturod
only ' .C > of the TOO votes ai tj. ij
Aaron Heel Hied a potiuon yesterday
wiih iho county cleric statiiuitnliat bo would
run for ttioofilco of count 'L-dinrnlssloner ' in
the Fifth district. Hoelyivent , before the
doinocrullc L-oiiveiitiou fonCJiUonument , but
was knocked out. ' " '
' To ICviiiicunzo O.inVhil ,
Tlio Omaha .MlnUteriiilj.union mot at
ICounUo Memorial church ykrtcrday morning
and dUcussed lha rjuesllpti Jof ways and
means of canvassing lliu eity for ovun-
olical purposes. The 'fllscusslon ' was
opened by Itev , Sr' ; J'i D.ivii
Who said Unit the llrst ossontlltl was lo KO to ,
work upon God'a plan , Irf ( Mi city there
should bu about l U prolestanV churches an
siead of leas than lOOnmi'ihoy ihould be niO
divided that the en tire territory would bo >
covered.
11m discussion was partlclpateti'lp by half '
a do/.on oilier ministers , who adVnnc-cd vari i-
ous Ideas for i > ro | > ogaiin - religious ifo
through llio city. '
OIUHU : A Her ii ll.liif.
Tlio Waterloo pooplo-tiatl . 'a'tft'eat race In
.lit attempt to catci | a thief , bui they failed
hi about ull but the r.nx- .
for months the pedplo of Iho wustcrn end
pf thi.'t-ounty have '
bneii annoycd'bytbinvcs
to such an extent that they.havo become
Utsuer.ite. Laat ivuok two horses , onu bu-
lonyiiif ; to J I1. Nichols and the other to
Ueorgo Hughes , were stolen fronfaiiu ) iosses-
sion of .Mr. Hughes , I-'rUay it was reporicd
that iho horses wOre at hcnnan and luilher
ii hit ot the iw.ojJu Jnurje > cd. They found
Itio horses , but thu thief lied to u corn llutd
and escaped.
HE SMASHED ALL RECORDS
William Vincant Alien of Madicon Now
Holds the Long Distance. Talking Bolt.
SCENES DURING HIS WONDERFUL SPEECH
Senator * Who SoiiRht In Ktitrnp the Junior
from Nobraiikn nnil How They lf rcil
Wolcott'n l.uillcroiM llliiiidcr
Coiiiinuntsnt Itppoiil
The performance of Senator Allen ot Ne
braska Is considered the. most rewarknblo In
Iho history of tlio scnato. Previous to Ill's ' ,
wrllos mo cornniioudento/ / Olobo-Dt'ino-
crat , Sonatof Fatilknor was the record-
bi-c.ikur , ho having hold the lloor for thir
teen hours ( hiring the long debate on Iho
force bill. The conditions then were en
tirely illffcrcnt. Fully two-third ? of Mr.
Faulkner's tlinovis spent In his .scat rost-
IIIR while efforts were bchiR inudo to secure
a quorum , ttcluro that tlnia llio loniro.st
speech within tlio roc.olloc.tiou of senators
was about ton hours duration , nnd was uo-
Hvorod by Garrett Davis of Kentucky durIng -
Ing the reconstruction ponod. Mr. Allen took
Iho lloor at 5:15 in the aflornoon , nnd with
out any interruptions , o.xcopt such ns wcro
purely accidental , ho had the lloor nil night ,
Ho proved himself nn able nnd IndcfutiRabla
talkor. At no tlino did h In volco fail him.
and ovoii when the clerk was calling the roll
to secure a quorum ho stood crcet nnd ready
to proceed with his remarks. Not for ono
moment did ho fuller ; not for ono moment
did ho lose his sulf-possosslon ; not for ono
moment did ho show thnt ho was talking
against limo. Clad in a park-suit , his collar
be I up adorned with a black tic. in the op
pressive atmosphere of thu senate ho did not
weaken for an instant , but , with great viuor
elucidated his llnancial viows. Ho con
cluded his speech on the stroito of 8 o'clock ,
having thus been on the tloor for fourteen
and thrce-quartor hours. During thnt time
ho occasionally sipped from n cm' of lea , but
thl ? was his only nourishment. When ho
Unladed his eye wore as clear nnd his volco
was ns.sttonir and his gestures worn us vig
orous us when ho took the lloor. Ills respites
were few , nnd when ho sent to the clerk to
have read certain excerpts ; but oven then ho
remained upon his feet , without the slightest
evidence of fatiprno.
Soon after closing Senator Allen disap
peared. At' tin the afternoon ho returned
to tlio senate chamber with the ovidouco of
Imving taken a bath and a nap and put on
fresh linen. Ho was congratulated as u
world breaker.
llollectlon * on tlio Sun.
1'rior to n roll will , and while air. Allen
was speaking , there was nn amusing inci
dent. Mr. Dolph had a collqquy witlt Mr.
Allen , which lead Mr. Allen to say with up
lifted linger :
"Docs ihu senator dispute that the sun
shines ? "
"Yes , " replied Mr. Dolph , "I do tonight.
The senator has mistaken the gaslight for
sunlight , and that is what he lias done as to
currency. " [ Laughter. I : ]
Then Mr. Poffer cuino to Mr. Allen's sup
port to "sot this matter right , " as he said ,
by means of a formidable loolting volume ,
whereupon Mr. Dolpli began to retreat
rapidly towards the oloak room , to the un
concealed amusement of his colleagues.
Mr. Allen appealed to him to remain , and
Mr. Dolph , remarking apologetically that ho
had not intended to go out of earihot , ro
tui'ned to his seat just behind Mr. 1'effor ,
who proceeded to road to him many ata
tistics rolativoito the volume and descrip
tion of government , currency isstio-slnco the
beginninjrof the civil war.
A S'imt'wltii Ho'ar.
When Mr. Allen had , spoken eight hours
Senator Hoar suddenly started up , rubbed
his sleepy eyes and came down the aisle into
the ring.
"The senator from Nebraska , " ho said ,
"said a while a o that there was no overpro
duction. Does ho not regard his .speech as
an instance of overproduction ? "
Everybody was surprised at the question.
No one more so that the senator from Ne
braska.
Docs the senator menu to insult me ? " ha
asked , with some show of anger in Ills face.
"Oh , no , " replied Mr. Hoar , still rubbing
his eyes.
"Tho question is certainly too insulting
for me to answer , " said Air. Allen.
' Don't answer it then , " snapped out Mr.
Hoar , and ho went back to the .cloak room.
It Was 11 IK Own.
Bringing his fourteen hours speech to c
close Senator Alien of Nebraska changed
from his extempore manner and read Jus
peroration. It was a polished effort , am
Mr.Volcott , who had been at his desk foi
some time preoccupied witli something that
had diverted his attention , suddenly rose
and said :
"May I ask the senator from what ho U
reading ? "
"A slight production of my own , " ropllec
Mr. Allen , whereat the senate , qulclc to
catch the humor of the situation , broke into
a hearty and rather unsiMialnrinl guffaw
Mr. Wolcou was evidently taken aback ant
embarrassed when ho saw the blunder h
had made.
"I liked it extremely , " said he , "and was
anxious to know what it was.
and
Mr. Allen niado tlio statement , in discuss
ing the condition of llio country , that tin
mortgages on thu farms in Kansas. Nebrask :
aim other western states wore paid off .
means of foreclosures. Mr. hjqiiiro ( rep
Wash. ) took exception to this , and said Hta
tistics "showed tb'at thcso mortgages were
"
" *
tia'id largely.through tlio sale of the product :
of the farms. Ilo denied the accuracy of
Mr. Allen's statements , &o far as his state
was concerned ,
"It is true in a degree of your statp , and
of every other state , " said Mr. Allen.
' And I defy j-oti to prove It ! " retorted Mr ,
Squlro.
Mr. Huwloy of' Connecticut asked Mr.
Allen not to include his state , a request
that started Mr. Allen into a discussion o (
thocomlitiouof the farmers of Now K.ig-
land , in which hu assorted that the farimiof
Connecticut had been abandoned and wcrn
now being occupied by' 'French Canadians ,
while Yaiikoo workmen were buins sup
planted by "debased labor , " This brought
Mr. liawlcy to liis feet in a short but em
phatic defense ot tliocluir.mtei- the people
of his btato. It wus true that there was
an inl'tix ' of foreigners , but it was an.in.
duslrious population , rooting Itself Into tlio
soil and becoming- solid , substantial citl/ens
of their adopted country.
' 'Don't you dlsturb'.voursolf about thodubt '
of the Yankee. " said Mr. IIuwlc.v. , as 'tn 'to
walked down thn main aisle , "I'tit him
upon a bare rock and ho'H muko money trad
ing if tl'ioro is any onoclso on the rock ,
Turn him out of the union ( and ho'll cot back
again and add to the wealth of the country
in coming back. "
Nmvipjpar Cominriit ,
Kansas City .Star : The laurels which Mr.
Morgan of Alubifma has so long held as the
longest winded orator in America liavu been
stolen from him by Mr. Allen of Nchras1 < a ,
who spoke continuously for fourteen and
one-quarter hours.
Chicago Herald : A talk of fourteen hours
Is like llio breath of Iho morning to Senator
Allen. H h hili ; that 'quantity of silence
which would force him to vote for any meas
ure for which ho might haVu retained aufll-
c-ient strength to lift his volco.
Chicago Timus : For any purpose of states ,
inanship , for legitimate business of the
scnnlo of HID United Stales , William Viiccnt |
Allen of Mjdiso'i. : Neb. , Is Impotent ; but for
tlio purposes of u dime musuumilliain
Vincent Allen of Maqisoii ought to bo u'
drawing card.
Globe-Democrat : Senator Allen lias tallied
moro hours on a stVutch than over did Clay ,
\Vobsler , Culhoun or any othei of tt.o men of
half n century ago trhoRi'tvo have been call
ing glania In oratory and di.-baio ; therefore ,
according to pupulUt iJuas , bo must bo u
greater statesman than any of them.
Buffalo Kxprcss ; A man .vhocan talk for
fourteen and thrce-quurtcrs hours uittiout a
bivak deserves to bo raised on the plnnaclo
of fame bcsido tlio champion piano player ,
the champion seven-day ring walker , ihu i
champion quuil-eateraud thuclumpionpu.n-
chowcr. All honor to William Vincent Al
len , the world-renowned freak whom the
populists of the great state of Nebraska
have son i to ro present thorn in the United
Stales .icnatol
Now Vork Kvcnlng Sun : Mr , Allen , sons-
tor for Nobrnskn , Is certainly ono of the men
"pluijless wonl spouts whose foundations
are deep wlihin their lunes"of whotn Oliver
Wendell Holmes speaks. All inrouvh the
dull and weary night ho has hold tho'scimlo
In chains by his consoles flow of words.
Knnsis City Times : History tolls us that
Allen has been n base ball player and a law
yer. In ono lie got his physical omluranco.
In the other his verbal , Ono ls8tllUhoKro.it
American game , the other a great American
calling. Allen U an cjcamplo , a horrible example -
ample , of what nxccsivin these noble profes
sions will bring.
Minneapolis Times ; Mr. Allen , who
spoke longer ngalnH the repeal bill than
in.v ono else , has been a senator n shorter
line thnu mo.it of his colleagues. The
radltlcms of tlio senate are a.utly hum-
norod out of shape. It used to bo that a
oimtor voted llvo years before ho spoke
oncu. Now ho talks llvo years nnd then
noves to adjourn.
Kansas City Star : The next time Mr.
Mien enters Into competition aiMliul the
light uf tlino ho should enhuitu his rending
irlvili'gui with selections from Burton's
Arabian Nluhto " ' " "
, or Voltaire's "Candldo"
jr iho "Decameron"
and other Instructlvo
vritlngs. This will Insure iho presence of a ,
Iiiornm nnd aOd to his reputation as n
stickler for sotiatoriitl courtesy ,
a
.1A A ( I f/A VKMKX T.\ .
It is rcpqrtod on good authority that In
Colonel Robert O. Ingot-sell's llvo lectures
dollvcred . In the Audilorlum In Chicago last
season . the gross receipts amounted to moro
t ; him ) $25,000. This is perhaps more inonoy
than was over before drawn by any orator
for the same number of speeches. Ingorsoll ,
as n celebrated showman has said , is the
greatest "ono-man show on earth , " Tomor
row night ho will deliver his now lecture ,
entitled "Mylh and Mlraoto. " at Hoyd's now
ihoalur. The sale of seals opens this
morning.
Ono of tlio most Interesting announce-
incuts for tha coming season is thu engage--
mout al Uoyd's now ihoatcrof Thomas Q.
Sonbrooko and his opera company nnd ballot
in "Tlio Isle of Champagne , " by Charles A ,
IJyrne and Ixnils Harrison , boitlnning Ofto-
bor 10 , for four pot-forinances and Saturday
matinee. rCo moro brilliant success has
boon obtained for many years than that
achieved by Air. Scabrooko in his delight
fully ( j nail it and humorous Impersonation of
the character of King I'otnmory II ,
the exalted ruler"of "Tho Isle
of Chaiupngno , " whoso inhabit'its ; ) are
supposed to have been Ignorant of the use of
water as u beverage until accident opens
their eyes to its luxurious advantages , The
sale ot scats for the entire engagement of
thu Soabrooko Opera company will open at 'J '
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The second performance of "A Uallroad
Ticket" at the Fifteenth Street theater
was greeted by a largo and very appreciative
audlenco last night. Several now songs will
bo introduced during the week.
NUMBER THIRTEEN.
Superstition Dulled In the Numlng of n
New Kngtno House.
Ycsiorday forenoon Hie flremon nt Xo. 3 en-
ptno house on Hartley and Eighteenth street
wcro Icept busy pulling together and polish
ing up the now La France sleatn fire engine ,
whluh arrived late Salurday evening.
The steamer Is uiunvn as the "Continen
tal , " and boars this name in its side. It Is a
good second class engine and will bo ex
pected to do some good wortc. Chief Oialli-
gan expectn that the now engine will pump
750 gallons of water a minute from four
streams of hose from hydrants.
As soon as thu now engine , house , at the
corner of Fourteenth and Ifarnoy streets , is
completed , -which will bo in about ten days ,
the engine and water tower will b'o placed
in commission and will answer all dowu
town alarms. An engineer from the La-
Fe-.inei ; works at Klmira will arrive hero to
day and then a test will bo made to deter
mine what the engine can do. Chiefs ( lallig.-in
and Sailor appear to bo well ploasuJ with
the new piece of machinery and think that
the engine will greatly asrfist thorn in light
ing m-es in tlio biwineis portion of llio city.
The now house on Ilarnoy street will bo
numbered 1 ! ) , nnd besides the big engine and
water lower-tho small 40l-galloii ) engine ,
which was recently repaired , may bo placed
llierc , too.
UPHELD BY THE PEOPLE.
Popular Apnrnv.il of tlio Course rtirgucil
by Tlio lice.
Editor Fields of tjic 1'ildcii Citizen , .it Til-
don , Nob. , is in tlio city visiting his friculs.
Spcakin ? or the political .situation , ho said :
Tii Madison county ami the uorthwqsi KCII-
orally tno course of Tun Cm : in tiphoidlut ;
Judge Maxwell and attacking tlio railway
rin maet.1 with popular approval. A pecu
liar statu of affairs oxlats in tlio Ninth Judi
cial district. When tlio people's party hold
their convention lit .Norfolk to nom
inate a lawyer for this po
sition. J. S. Itobinso n. n democrat ,
and his strikers succucilcd-Iit capturinfr tlio
convention and in turning down Mr.YlKton \ ,
the only catididato of the pnaplo'a | Urty.
"This was acc'onipllsbod ny Uoljinyon jot-
tins a few of the alleged loaders bf that
party on his side.
"Of course , tricks had to bo resorted to in
order tuthrowdust Into tlio eyes of the muss
of the indepeiictcts to maUo then : believe
et'crythiiiR was straight so that'thoy would
support the nominee , but a RTcit : many ped-
plo are havlni ; their eyes opened to tlio iruo
inwardness of ntl.tlrs and I look for a
great rwvolt from the dlotatlnn of iho would-
bo leaders and u general stumpodo to N , 1) .
.lucltson , tlio republican nominee , nnd a
sti'uii'hlfonvaril , cnpablu and honest man. "
WORKED THE HOTELS ,
( . ' . W. Crcrii Arrr-tml for Kradliic ; ilomd
11IIIH Drsrrtfd Illn l\lfc.
The police arrested C. W. Oreon last even
ing and bjoited him for defrauding the pro
prietors of the Arcade liotcl , Yesterday
( Jronn sent his bajgago to the Paxlori hotel
nnd this gave a clew to the persons who wcro
on a lookout for him.
ll is Huh ! that iho bill was runirartod
some time ago , nnd ttiat this is not thu first
time Uri'un has bsun guilty of the sumo
"t'l-c-ftiitrlu" conduct.
Advices were rceoivod by the police last
cvuiuiv .stating Unit Ciroun was wauled at
U'cKt Union , ] . , for.ubiainlni ; inoiioy nuditf-
false prutMiiHCf ! . It Is' mild that he ulsu de
serted n wife and six cliildron.
( Juro Iit'ti cstton and biliniKncssrilhDo
Will's Uulo ICarly Uisor.i.
I'ojUllUls ; iL .M.iil/ Hill ) .
'J ho populists held a moiling at Mot/ hall
last evening , , Isaau Husuull , D. Clem
Uuuvcr and o Hi ITS sioko | upon ihu silver
question. They also expounded populist
princlplcH and urged loyalty to the impiilUt
licUet during the prusunt eainpaii'u.
ii O
Bvvctit breath , nwrot Hi-oinacn. sweet ino'-
pcrf 'J'licu usu ieWllt'a Little K.trly Khcrs.
itnurtTtKs.
'J'hcro will bo n mass ineqting of colored
citi/oiiH at ICnlghU ot J ubor hull this OVUIN
in ' .
The Associated Churillei tnut at 807 How
ard cirect yosicntuy mid transacted routine
bualnos'j.
Itulldinx penults to the amount of | 1O.V , )
were Issued yesterday by tlio tnapoctor of
buildings.
Thcru will bo u meeting of tlio ropublluan
ulU central coimnlttca thU uveulnt ; ut 1'M :
o'clock al hendquiirters. , ,
A still alarm utl ! o'clock yesterday afternoon -
noon called threu companies of Iho tire dc-
iiartmonl to Forty-fourth mid Farnatn
stroots. A pleco of | do\vulk and n jillo of
rubbish wcro burning. The tire was oxtlu-
Kulbbed without any IOSK ,
Mayor Henii * has signed iho ordinance
creating iho coiiiinisslou for the 1'lallo river
canal , and 11 will go bacic to tlio council ,
The proclamation calling UIKJII iho volurs lo
uolo bonds In the aunt of $ I,5UJ.O' 'J tocou-
struct thocunal will bo published soou.
SALVE FOR WOUNDED HEARTS
Suits in Profusion , Including Ono
for Shattered Lova ,
NEW CASES COMMENCED IN THE COURTS
\V. (3 , .
Mlo.tno ot .South Onutlift Aron il of
Wlmilni ; tlml.ovo of Another .Mnu' * Wlfo
Inmc * Million Allied lo llrnl llxiu.
IIROU ItvpittutloiK Court Note * .
The scandal , mongers of South Oinnh. %
have n sweet morsel which they uro rolling
umhir their tongues , and n.s a result socially
the town Is shaking from center to clrcuui-
foroneo , all on account of a cast ) whlcn has
found its way into the district court , where
It is known us Henry Mttlo against William
(5. ( Sloauo. In this netioii the plaintiff sues
lha defendant for S.-.UOO , charging that not
many months ago , by reason of. his ants , hu
( Iho defendant ) alllonaled the alYfClluns of
Mrs. I ilttlc , nnd thereby caused her to
bring u divorce suit with u view to severing
the bonds of matrimony , thui breaKlng up a
happy family.
1'coplo who know all of tha parlies con
cerned du not hosltato to drnounco llio suit
agalnslSloanoas a niaeknuill , Instituted for
the pin-post ) of getting some blood monoyi
and that if a trial Is over reached It will bo
proven , , , to bo such ,
Whether or not the Littles lived as happily
ni birds In Hie sauio nest is not known , but
Itw is known that last. July , .Nollio l-lttlo
commenced suit In the district court
olll thli county , and that In her p -
tltion she asked fora doeroo of separation
and tlio restoration of her ninldon iiamo. In
the petition she alleged Ihai t.lltlo had been
guilty of cruel and Inhuman treatment ; thai
ho had struck , bruised and beaten hnr , an 1
that upon onu occasion 1m hnd driven hot-
into tlio street , compelling her to remain out
oldooih fora long period of time , notwith
standing tlio fact that the weather was bit
ter cold.
Slio U'aa Swlndlril ,
Twelve jurjra , assisted by .hidgo Hope-
well , are trying to detormtno whether or nol
Clara Williams was swindled when slio
bought a tractor land In Texas a cotiplo ot
years ago. She claims that she waa , but
the defendants , Freif King and .1.1' . Mull-
atulcr , claim that she was not and aver that
she. gut the full worth of her money.
As lold by the petition , the story Is to the
effect that the plaintiff was tlio owner of a
lor. in South Omaha , nnd that oao day
Mallander happened along and told her that
ho was iho agent for some land in Tox-a * .
aud that it was a bargain. Ho declared that
bo had a tract of 010 acres , which In the
markets of the world would sell for $2 pot-
acre , and that all of this ho would trade ,
even up , for the South Omaha lot ,
assuming a mortgage which aggregated -
gated some $ TiOO to say nothmif of tha
Interest which was p.ist due. Kolylng upon
the statements of Mnilandur , the plaintiff
made tlio trade and look a deed for the Texas
land. King executing the samo. Shortlv
after this the plaintiff concluded that .she
would do a little Texas farming , but before
preparing the seed llmo and the harvest
she concluded to make a little investi
gation on her own account , and , in doing
so , she avers that she learned that King
did nut own an ucru of laud in thu whole of
the state of Texas. She further avers that
she learned that if King had owned thu land
which ho averred w.is his , It would have
been worthless , as that particular section
oi country was out on the plains , \vhm-u it' '
had not rained .since the oldest iiiliac iant ;
could remember. At this limn iho plain tiTT
wants damage In the sum of $1 , ! { I ) and tlio
return of her South Omuliii property.
I'nr | ) : IIII KVI | ICi-piiliillniift.
Jointly an 1 severally William Q. Wiill.ioo
and hi.s wife Josephine have asked tlio court
to compel James Mullen to pay lliem the
sum of $10,000 , with .which to heal bruises
and a coupln of damaged reputations. Tlio
wife alleges that last Friday , while she was
in her own house and was conducting herself
in a proper manner , with force and arms
Mulien entered tlio promises , where ho
assaulted her by wedging her between tlio
duor and llio fating , thereby bruising her
person and causing her great pain.
The husband's cause of action is that on
tlic same day wbou ho was sitting In his own
house , with violence and a great noise , Mul
len broke in , hud with angry words declared
that be could whip everybody in sight.
Wiiiiis Morn Monujr.
Last week thocasoof IngrcMadsen against
the Oinalm Ntreet It-ill
way company wa-i
tried in Judge Oufllo's court , where the
plainlltf recovered Judgment for $1,000 In an
action brought for Sl'.VMO. Not satisfied
with tlio ilndings of the jury the plaintiff
will now ask for ii new trial , charging that
the jury was inlluoiiced by what appeared in
the newspapers , wliluh gave a hbiory of the
case and the accident which brought aboul
the litigation.
.Minor Court Minium ,
In the action brought by Anna C. ChrU-
tianscii against ICdtvanl Callahan and others
to recover $ ! < ) , ( > 00 damages alleged to have
been sustained by reason , of having been
ejected from her Kant Omaha possessions ,
tlio Jury last week returned a verdict , fo'-
fclS.OiK ) in favor ofnlalntilV. Yesterday the
attorney for the defendants asked for a new
trial , alleging that the verdict was con
trary to tlio law and the evidence- and
thai II was not sustained by any of Iho ic.s-
tlmony produced at the trial. Judge Hope-
well , before whom the case was tried , wilt
hear the arguments for llio now trial at some
future date ,
Judge Diiflio went to Burl county rosier-
day.whcrehe will hold c.ourt during the week ,
and In llio meantime .liidgo Ferguson of thu
equity division will preside ever the third
division of tlio law court ,
In the criminal division of thn district
court Jatm't Alkcn Is on trial , charged with
having been oiioof the parties who hrnku
into Sornu Larson's tailor , shop on North
.Sixteenth street a few months ago and stele
. * T-ii : worth of goods , U. W. Welch , ono of
the parties who was alleged to have been
with Aikun and who helped in the robbery ,
pleaded guilty snino tlino ago and was
sentenced to a term of ono jear in llio
penitentiary.
Mary IJ , Cooico has gene to'llio courts ,
whcro she has secured a temporary restrainIng -
Ing order pruvcnthiif iho city from grading
the alloy tint' , runs through block 'J , ivountw
& Kuth'H addition lo LUo cljy , She alleges
that thn graao of iho strcut Ii not estab
lished and that it would work a hardship
upon her to hilvo the alloy graded until iho
grndoof llio Htrcol ifi in sbnpu , Tlio property -
orty is In Iho .vicinity Of Tvytfiitieth and
Marry sii-eats.
( 'nturrli in tlin Iliuid
Is undoubtedly u disease of the blood , and 111
such only a reliable blood purifier can elect
a perfect nud permanent euro. ' Hood's Sar *
uajurllla Is the best blood puriliuiami U
has cured many very severe cases of catarrh ,
Catarrh oftentimes loads to cor , umptoii ) ,
Take Hood's .Sarsaptrllla bofuro It is lee
la to.
to.Hood's
Hood's Pills do not purge , pain or grlpo ,
but act promptly , easily and ofiicientl.v. : ; .V.
Count'IVnrliniM. .
fioorgo . Hill , county xuporlnloiidcnt of
schools , has issued a call for a tu.uli : ( > r.s'
meeting , to bu hold in the court house next ,
Saturday alicrnoon , at which tlino and.
placu tin ! following program will bo carried
out :
Draw 1 112 In the Conn try S-rhonU .
ill Kulu Medium
UUcu * ud by It. 1' . Mcliold and I'liiinlu l > ' | i/-
Ct < rald ,
liunguiiKU , Method of 'I'l'acliliijwith u '
Modul lus un , If H.I DuolriU by Ihu
Teacher . Yy. I.Allvn
Discussed by Melvln { Jlliiiurii nml Amy rihup.
paid.
Ill Iho public schools ot tlio county October
'M is Library day , and us such Mi- . Hill hopes
that iho teachers will strive lo mak < ) ll H
success ,
No foreign substance enters into Cook's
iCxtra Dry Imperial Champagne. lt' ilit *
purest of tbu grape. * uuturutly fcnuuntcd.