THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 25 , 1893.
8PEOIKL NOTICES.
A DVEimSEMKNTa POU THESIS COLtTMNS
A tvlll < xi talct-n until 13:31) p. m. for Im-crfnlnc
nnd jnlll 8 3O p. m. for iho momlne and Sunday
teircrttMT-i tir nvitipMlnr s trnmbprod check ,
can .arnllielr an worn iWdnftwl to n ntimb rdl
lo'trr in'srruf Tnn Bcc. Annwm so nddrr-wd
will by uellrfifd upon prmx'ntfttlon of tli
SITUATIONS "WANTED ,
Tint 1 * ; won > flirt linwrtton. lea word tlicro-
nftcr Notlnne taken for IP I lhan g. .
" 7 srrt'ATinN AS HOUSEKEEPER. NURSE on
JXIn rritntiranlt experienced. Aitdrom II 'tf > . ftee.
WANTED MAI * HELP.
Itnti" lH < s a wont Qrnt Invrtlon. lr n word thero-t
nflcr. Nothing taken for le/w / limn iific.
n-SOUrriwR.1. TEAMS FUJUUSHKDl EXTRA
I p y to mm with rig * American Wrinwr Co ,
ICdH Howard tit. _ 18
BTrmf T nmL\sKA OUAUANTBK SAVINGS
mill TnvpHtmnnt company wnntn a few crntlp-
mfti of coed iddn-w f let ns nolleUors. Applr nt
room * za nml M. Douglas bloc * . MSiia
nTlPTOtt WANT A ROOD PA YINO JOH WniTH
Jjllio Hawks Murscrr Co. , Milwaukee , Win.
I till NR
WANTHD ! aALAJlY AND EXPENSHS.
BMAN plaw : whole or part tlmfl. Alipir at
onco. Drown UIDH. Co. , nurBerymcn , Clilnntrcr.
- WANTED. Lvnonnitg ON TUB n. g. GOV-
BWANTED. In Tonnt-nwo. ArUnusan and
IrfjiiiM.iim : rlimp fam. Kmtnrr & O'Hfam r.itmr
accncy,3O3 Smitli 11 lu Btr ! t. M37.i NIT *
-AntSNT3. . 3AI.AIIY On COMMISSION. THE
.1 jRrratPBt Invention ottlio neo. Tlio Now Pntt-nt
CTiemlc.il Inlt Kranlnir Pencil. SrtU on sltrlit.
WorkH HUe marln. AccntB nn mukliiB KSu.tKl In
Sllifi.OOperwPclc. For fnrtlior partlrtilarn wrllo
tliu Monroe Krawr lire. Co.XM , La Cniw. Win.
- WANTED. HKN \VOMEN FOll DISTIUCT
B- manaeera for Koal-Siiiir. llio croat Conl Savor :
2S per cent navlnir Ktuiranlpcill SDO.OII a month
Balary or'iOdlK'rct'ntcommlBiton : no nxpt-rlcnce
n -ce .inry. AtldresH K SO , box .1303 , BoMon. .Mates.
Termi fren. aOO * I ; '
IDWANTHU , A SCANDINAVIAN DUOr ? CLEUK ,
J3rcEl8terc l In Nc.braakn. Audn > U IH D j.
f > T > n MKN WANTED. TO TAKE UP CLAIMS
iiln the Cherokev Slrlir. no nxnenwa mcr-nt cost
of locJilinir. Call or .iJdresi W. J. WeEatliron.
Civil Enclnoer aud surveyor , 1005 Pnrnam strwl ,
Omalia. MSuOBC *
- WANTED ON NOKTIIOMAIIA
B-LATlOllKllS conictf Spracno mul 7111 Bin-eta.
MC31"u *
-WANTED , MEN TO TIIAVEL : $30,10 J100
[ KTinontli. Stunu.1 : Wellington. Madison , WlB.
-T } VrJOtTED , AN EXPEniKNCED SALESMAN
J'tOHcUotirpnbUc.itionHlo thu nook trade anil
appoint crnrral acpnts on onr HtUi crntlPit ) bookn.
Ailclrms , Htntltnr i-xuerienco , It. II. Woodward it
Co Ilultlmon ! . il < l. M5ttS 2G *
WAKTJID FEMALE HEBP.
IlateH. 1M * wonl flrnt Inttertlon , lo a word
IliorcyiftiT. NotliltiB taken for less than 25c.
-WANTED , LADIES AND iGENTLEMEN.
Wo ll parynuSiXMllo SlO.txi perwwklotlo
Ptrictl } ' homo work : no cauvaBHluRnnd .prompt
pavmi-nt. Send nolMulilrrsHwl envelope. Ubcrtr
Supply company. Liberty Hqnarc , noston. Mans.
f \ WANTED , GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
V work In rnnall family : no children ; rofprpnces
3121 ! Farnam. MDBS 20
-TWANTED , GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. 220fl Silencer. _ tWl-
PETENT KITCHEN GIRL ; NO OTHER
oed apply. 2223 Podco. _ M500 2U *
WANTED. A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOIISE-
work. Inquire nt il 1 4 Chicago at. Slip 25'
-WANTED. SOl'BUKTTE. ALSO CLEVER AMateur -
ateur JadieH and pi-ntlemen for f arco-com ly ;
singers ; state : iso nnd ability. Address U _ in. Boe. *
FOB BENT HOUSES.
Rates , 1 Oca llnp each insertion. SL20 a line per
onthNothlns taken forle-js than 'J5c
-HOUSES IN ALL VAKTS OF THE CITY. .
D TliaO. F. David comiianv , 1305 Faraatn. 042
TV-tl AND 4'ROOM APARTMENTSVONDORN
/block , with Hliam : refem-cs : 810 3. 22d
043
I-V-O-ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN , CHOICE. IN
JJsianford circle , C. S ; Elcntter , 204 Bee bldsr.
_ 043
y-v-H-nOOM ilOUSK. MODERN. NEAR BUSI-
jJnesB , rent moderate. Auply 204. Beu bulldliiir.
u4i
; 307 BROWN
ROOMS INT ALL PARTS OF
D city. $5 and up G. F. Butts , 22O 3. 171U Ht-
1)47 ) xO
- EIGHT-ItOOM HOUSE. WITH
D-MODEItN : p r uiontU. L. a. Sfclnner. : UO
N. Y. Life MDMB
7-v-H-nOJM HOUSE , 1813 CAS3. J. JOHNSON
i/l.TJl Farnanu Mlaa
Tl NICE. L.VKGE ? TEN-nOOM HOUSE , NO.
1'442U Farnam Ht : all modern comeniencBS , In
best repair ; larsu bani , 'ovcrythlnsttrnl claaa.
S'i'.OO.
Now ciKlit-roora lionso in flrst class repair , city
water , etc. . No. 14' ! ' ' Farnam ht. . Slu.Oli.
Good pight-rnoni IIOIIBO. 4717 Capitol ave , all
modern iraprovcmi'Uin. $111.00.
li-rooni CDII.IKC , all modern Improvements.
S1B.OO.
BcuHoniCarmlcliael412 Now York. Elfo niAs
-FOll KENT. NIRB FIVE-BOOM COTTAGES.
. * 10.0'J. lu-
U4lli and Half Hovard.j > lruet.reul
qwini SIO IT. Y. r.lfl'U
T\-FOR KENT"H UOOM HOUSE. ONE BLOCK
i of cnrar spiuiullil loeatloiii cheap , mill ! lllondo.
M 2B liO *
-SIX-IIOO.M IIOItSE AND DARN. ISIITHAND
Grant , 112.00. y07 Flrnt National bankM21
M21 > 7
-HOUSES. P. K. DARLING , IIARKKR BLOCK.
D MI174
. -NEWK-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVEN-
U'tica. batli. was , funiacu. seed Ijwn. : i'JO N.
g8nl.Capllol Hill. 41025
_
TV-TO GOOD TENANT ONLY. COMPLETE
J/moilom brick. du-ulUuK. No. 270HFarnam :
brick stable If d < wlmU Warren M. Rouen * . 1U21-
33Z3 Farnam irc t. MiliO
fv FOI RE.T. II ROOM HOUSE , o PER
JL/moiilh. Inquire 1UUI Ui lie St. M402
- FOR HUNT , A DK3WAI1I.K 0-HOOM HOUSE
BFOR cou-'iilcn : i nt HOUtlusuiVruni'V
of JoneH : iud l5Ui Htnx-tH. Kent SI3.UO per month.
4T'i ' a
rv-n UOOMS , : ID FWKJII , $ ixoo. HOIH : DAVEN-
J-/xirt. | JI4H3 US'
I 10-UOHM HOUSE , ALL MODKHN CONVEN-
B Ictioca. il''l.Soiitli lutli HtrvcH. 5S'J US'
, n-nOOil COTTAGK. $3.00 PEU MONTH. In-
qtllra Sotllli IHtli Ht. il.MiJ < I
-jnriTnuicK HESIDIINCE. SOUTHWEST.
Jc ' , md Callfumla. All nui'lcnieoii-
vmili > itctti.ltoii. : C. A. Starr , liooin r.ini Una bnllti-
Ini , ' , 5H'-t *
3:1 HOUSE3. DIFFEUEST 1'AHTS OP riTY.
D I1 D. Wtaul , llltli .mil llouglab 1. fiTUJti
- | - \ NICR HOME , FOl'll HOOMS AND HAl.r. .
JL'city vBtUir and nuwur , to uuiitll family. 1/i'jl
No. lUtli , uett to rai : t. fi 3iT \
- HOUSE , PlIHl'ECT CONDITION ,
D-IWHOOM , mtnlfni : wnall family ; loratlon
311 ! Nortu UUtli all-uet ; rentniK > iuible. llojr M.V Hill.
57(1 ( I !
IIIOUSIW , .1 TO tl HOOMS , 008 NO. 1IITJI.
D
MSMlN''l'
rFQU nENT. STEAM HEATED FLAT IN
tlin 1" . K. Her blork. enrniT llltli anil JacKbon
BlreetB. Will lioit to fninllltit only. UI-MI. 5.IH )
pcriuontli. toltat tll'J Haimtyatiwt. MSU-JV2
TV FOll IlENT.5UOOMHfH.UO.03t 8. ITTHiJT.
4 M5iK )
PDEJJ13HED HQUsIsT
llalm , lOe.i llnanaeu insertion. 11.SU a line per
month. Notliluz taicim fur 10114 Iliau 25c.
BS. CHOIVELI/S IIBSIDENCK CtlMl'LHTKLY
M fnniUliixt at .SUlli mill California ati. Is for rent
tu aullablo tenant : lu ruoniutvltUaUuuuvuiilKiuxu.
luoliulluir hot waliT liicittiii' ayHiutn , Uiumtry aud
uubln. an J all In Ural claw * coml Itlou. W. K. Oral-
ion , 01U Paxtou block. 1B3
1FOB BENT TTTBNISKED IROOMS.
llatua. IKon wonltlMtliutertlon , loa wonlthero.
after. Kotiilnr taluii forluss iliauis.
- IIOOU WITH OU WITHOUT Jl'll. aS. . 1H.
4ia ma *
_
E-KLT.GANTLY FIJUXISlIKn 11OOMS , PACING
tilth SL. comer Howant Mvoml floor ; SlO.Otl
Hid SliOO IXT mohtlu Wrlelit & Lz&bury.liar.
liar. :
E- ROOM , V017 HAUNHV ST.
374 3 !
TWO yUHNISHKl ) UOOMS WJU GENTLH-
E men ouljr.3 - UMtll street. 017
- FuilNTsTlRD UOOMS FOR FOUU
E-NICELY . Call at alUI Douglas. 1UU-J5
lur
-S HOOMS. S1NI5LK KN81I1TK. 11ODBKN ,
buitaklefor . ( urnioru , 11) 0 caiillnl
irenuo. M5BI 27'
HCOM WITH BAT1I.
& 7i7
g roisHp Hooaca ASP
Kea uonl rtit imwrtion. IcaworJUiero-
.Her , lu ; takua for Ira * tUju ' e.
T > , YOtTNa WOMKJJ-3UCMH.UNDKII UAllHOP
L Wcmeu'a Clm Uaa aj ocjtlju. UI & 1'lUm
lUU
ROOMS AND BOARD
Conflniwrlj
17-OOOD HOARD ! LAIIOK HOOMS. POS NOIITII
L' J1102 10'
flE DOCAN , 203 AND 211 N. 18TH ST.
048
? ROOM9 AND 110A11D f l WEEK. OSOS. tTTH
mro-t. 327N1 *
. . _ ALL MODERN. HOME TADLE
U24 Farnam. MOB8 N7'
DAY DOAniKR9
2U1 ' '
- >
-TOnMWHKD UOOM W1T1I DOAKD ItTOIHA
JL' 1710 nnd 17S1 Darfnporl. 3H7-H4 *
T7- FOII 11KNT. NICBI.Y PtlllNlSHHD HOOMSj
JL with or witliont boant. CAllnt lUT DoncInB.
17 UOOMS AND DOAUD , 2225 DODQE STIIEET.
J : MSita iiS'
- 3 HANDSOME SOtmi FUONT IIOOMS SKC-
end fioor. modern , ar,8t Harney. M54n iIH'
T7-noAntiNCJ % vmi HOOMS , SDJOLB ou EN-
JL nniu * : huuw Jusi tltuxl upvllli crcryllilnr now.
Onn of tlio tn" t location ! ) tii Hie cltjr and cn-ry-
tlilne will bo first claBt. JlOSi Douzlas. K
-FURNISHED BOOMS AND UOAHD. 20K
M5H3 0
EUUNlSIinP HOOMS WITH Oil
1 without board , 01 the Wchster , CIO , 51H anil fi' O
N.lDlh street. ilSB8.1l-
FORHENT TJNinrBNlSH'D BOOMS
Rates U4a .1 wonl first insertion , lea word there
after. Nothing taken for lets than 25C.
-a UNHIlUNlSliEEI IIOOMS FOll KEEPDIO
liotixo , ! ! 1U N. l.'Uli st. KIW
p FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE
V Jfor honsekpepliurr city wnt"r : clieap : 0
blockHfronvpostoffiee. 170'J Welv Ht. l"i *
-CLiAsr 3-nooM FLATS , a. w cou. mite
nnd Paclllc Btrwt , W.lMI to $ (1 00. to di-slrablo
fmiall families. U. F. IJutlB , 220 So. 17th Rtrr-pt.
M-J10N13
_
p-tTNPtlKNISHED nOOMS , ALL MODEHNJ
Vliill'JMlalnant. 41l !
_
FOB. KENT STOBEa AND OtFlCES.
Rates , lOcallnucach InsPrtlon. Sl.r.O : i line per
month. Nothing- taken for lean than 2Se. _ _
V Foil HENT.TirE l-STORT BRICK mJUjDING ,
J-tltOFamamHt. Thu bxtlUliuc has a fireproof co-
uiunl bawmunt , complete sU'ara-hoatln ? flmirs n
xvatcron all tlio floors , gas , otc. Apply at the offli
otTiiB BEE. D1U
_
WE HAVE SPACK TO LET POll DESK HOOM
I to Bomo desirable party. Call or addrosa.
Wyckoff. Soaraann & Ilentxllct. 1712 Famam
BtnMit. Omaha. Nob. 001
T-POIl IlENT. PAIVT Oil AXL OP A CORIIU-
c.ilcKl Iron warclionso with room Tor horse , tiuar
freight depots end u Mwltch tracks. Addn-ns U 8 ,
llee. 1U71 2S *
AGENTS WANTED.
Hales. lOc a line ivich Inocrtlon , S1.3tl : Una per
month. Nothing taken far loss than 22c.
T AGENTa WANTED FOB QUICK H.ILLINO
> ' luituntcd Invention ; ust bclui ; put on the market.
Sold only throiichntrimlR. G'ood prntltannd a clear
Held. Sample mall. 23 cunts. The Ohio Nor-
cltyCo..D.l , Cincinnati , O. M4H7
T-AN ENERGETIC MAN , WOMAN. BOY Oil
WRlrllnovnrycuyand town In the United StatuH
to distribute circulars and aamnltvi of our I > er-
nimo. $1.00 toJ.5U per day and oxpenBes trnar-
antced. AddresB , orltb. stamp , J. Lahmer li Co , ,
Chicago. 111. MS84 24'
WAITED TO BENT.
Rales , Iflo n line oieh Insertion. S1.5D a line par
month. Nothlu ? taken for less than t3c. !
rr TO BUYOE HIUE ONE on TWO GOATS
-IVdonkeys. Shetland poniee that will drlro. Ad-
droBS UM BE1L C73-2U *
, TO IlENT. A FOHNISHED FARM.
KANTED
Address U ' 'I IJeu office , Omaha. Neb.
- STORAGE.
Hates , lOo : i line each Insertion , Sl.0 a line per
month. Nothing takcii for lo-t > > than'JSu.
U5i !
\f-STOHAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
IU clean and clieip rnlus. R. Wells , 1111 Famatn.
OKI
_
FOB , SALE FTJBITITTJBE
Rates. IHc a word first Insertion. Ic a word
thereafter. Notliliur takun ( or less ilunfJCc.
STOVES'TOP ALL ITtNDS GOOD AS NEW.
Wells Auction Co. . 1111 farnain. at 130
FOB SALK MISCELLAITEOU5.
Rates. lHo a word first Insertion , lea word there
after. Nolhui ; taken for less than 'JSe.
FOR SALE OR TRADE , CARRIAGE TEAMT.
AddroHaTl'Jl , Bee office. 577 117
FOB SALE HlSCELI AlfJEOUB.
Q FOR SALE. ICE IN CARLOAD LOTA GILbert -
bert llroa. . Council llluns , la. M3tH 2
( \ TUR'SALE. A GOOD MILCH COW CHEAP AT
vaiOSb Soiuth ht , 572 'JO'
Q-NEW CENTURY TIICIIONARY. KtO.OO ;
resrular price , iHiO.OO. Address O , U. P. Head-
quartura. 11582 27 *
CLA1BVOTANTS.
Rates , lUe a liuo < Jicli Insertion , S1.CQ u line per
month. Nothing taki-n forlfHH tlian 'Jfiu.
S MBS. N.VNNIEV WARREN.CLAIRVOYANT
rollablobnsl ucb medium ; Cthyuar at ll'JN.lilth
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
Rates , Ulc a Unn uach Inbertlon. $1.50 a Una
montli. Nothlus taken forless tlian 25c.
rr - MADAME SHIT1I. C02S.mTH. 2N
-I- Room : i. MoHaaeo. vaiior , ulcohol.utr.tin. sulphur
nu unit aea oatus. niflis 28'
MMK. STOWa MAGNimc HKAI.ETI 2s (
Douglas blovk M4UI 3l
r\i \ MME.-ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES llATIIS
JLraacnellcmasBasH treatments , lit ) Noith 1511
Hirccn , room 11. w 555 ' _ 7
HUE. LA- RUE , M.VSS"AGE , 410 SO. 15TU.
' EEBSONAI , .
r T MASS AGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER-
umal balhn. Bcalnaud Imlr tnuiuui'ut. maulcuro
audchlrpiKxJlst.iU'd.Post.atlWS.lutUWUhneU.tilk )
03U
U THIS 1IK.VTS ALLBY PRESENTING THIS
luniiwniit ( Jou-an'H plinto ntndlo. 'Jl'ja Cumhur
btn < vi , you i > r the duar babies will b ( .iniUli l to
12 Aritui ablni > l photon , very beM. anil ontf HxlU
AriKto for wl.'JSJ ; wltliuut UilaS3.UJ ; for U ) days
only. M377 N17'
U WANTEDTO BOARD AND OAHE FOR LA-
( lleaUiirtiiccoulliii-muiil. Apply rear 221H Pa-
clflc. M448 27
TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE.
Rairti lOo allimrrulinwrtloii ) , * l.ri ( a Una p r
inoulli. Noihln r taken { or Irsn Ihnn 25c.
W MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
ThoO. t' Davis Co. , ISOSKanummrpft. OS7
W-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST BAT JS | ON
hnpniviolaiid imlmprori < dOmulia real tuttaio. 1
to C yraro. Fldclliy TnmtOj. , 17 J Famam , IIJ'J
nnr'-IX3A SOMIMl > ROVKD AND UNIMPROVED
' 'cily JiruiK-riy , : t.iinii nuU unv.u > lH. n itHDi iur
oeiituodtluu.W. ; 1'aruauiSinltliA.Co.lU'JU Farnaiu
W-MONEY TO LOAN AT CtlRRENT HATK3.
Apply 10 W , U. Melklo , Flrel National Bk bids.
( Ml
W-ANTHONYTjOAN AND TRUST CO. , JIIH Jf.V
Life , lendfi at lowratus forchulci tx : iirlty on
Nebnuka anil Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
UU'J
TO LOAN CHAXEI .
Rattsa , Ilo > l line each Inmutlon , $1.5(1 ( a line per
month. Nmlmij- taken for leu tlmuc. .
MONKY TO LOAN
X
Wo wllUoaii you any Hum wlildi you wUh ,
uiuall or largK. at tlui lowiwt puHUUlu rnlea , hi ttiu
tiuickekt iKikBlblt ) lln.e , and for nnylenrtu of Uuio
to suit yon Ytmcaniiaytt bxdr iu uuclt limall-
ineiita ab you .vlah. when you wluh , and only
lay ( or It aa lonir & 1-uu Ki it it. You utu Uorrotr
onI1OUSEHOLD FURNITURE x\ND PUNOS.
HOHHl i. WAGUNti AND CAllUIAUKS.
WAUHHDL'SK UWIKIIT-S. MKUC11AND1SB
OR ANY OTHER .1EUUBITY.
Without | ilubltcltyorrmno\-al of property.
OMAHA MOUTOAGKI.OAN CO.T
SU bOUTH lirTHTrREKT ,
Ural floor above thuatnwl ,
THKOLDHST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
OMAHA.BU4
* *
Y-DO YOU WANT MONEY ? .
Wnvlll loan you ANY SUM you wldi on your
FU11NITURK , PIANOS. HOHSrZS. WAGONS ,
CAURIAGUa. WARKUOU3B UKCEIPTa. rlo.
Wuffiro Dtompt ailunuou to till applleallor.s ,
and will carry your loJui Ob lone a * } on wlblt.
You can rudunt llio i-o l ufuarryiuc your loan
by a paytneut at utu tlmo. There U no publicity
ormuoralof prumwrty.
VlDKUTVpCUN OUARANTEKCO-
. Ucrfull 4 WHLuifll bloeit ,
Cor. ISlh and Hanusy tt.
CCS
X-WILL LOAN aQNKY OH ANY KIND QFSE-
CMnlr ; wrlcily canfliiestUL , A. E. H i-rlf , room
1 CoutliiouuU WtMjlt. lijii
BUSIKESS GHA-NOSS.
, lOo n llnp enclt tuwrtlon. Sl.WI alltiepcr
month. Nothing taken for l < - tlmn 2 ! > f
POU SALK , KLEOANT STOCK OROCERIK3 :
flrst-rlsra location : erxxl rfiwrn * for willlur i
RtocK will Uivolcr about sI. OO.ilu : will I > a"old for
i li only. Addrmi S 28. Be MOSS O2U"
Y-WE pnnjnsH CAPITAL TO START YOU
in ImnlnriH. Wi- want to MnlillHh onp on t.
trllalilc. enlprnrlslf'.T psrr on man of ; voman. In .1
Icslllmatn inoncy mnltlnliuMnwrt In owr oonn-
tvtc thi'W.-at. BilNlnens toolnu. a y awl ljttl-
mitti * . Bis money for pirtlcs with ptriN and plfiok.
If ynn can t furnish flrMln i rrforoncos don't np-
ply. Bomi-mher. no monov rpqnln L Wrila at
once , bcforn ramo onp with > nor iTHprprln-- -
ojirrsj-oiirlcrrttorT Tlip Or Starr Herb llenmly
Co. . 2114 Ea t tard . . ntlcsuro. 111. tun
V -FOR SALE. AN INTEIIK3TIN A MANUFAC-
J. uirin ? plant ( with position lit the o/3-i If ade-
Blrrdl. li.oiKl.iii ) to sio.OOO.OO cash rnjnlrcd.
No Imilpn eoimldemt. Tlio pom pany ha nn ei-
inbllxlKil tmdp on a road ) : clllur ; article at a eood
pront. Addrpsi S 3il , BJO. MSsa
Y FOR RKNT. V DAKKItY SHOP.OUlSTAND
No. U10 North 10th HtrocU Apply to Jo . Il3l-
'nan. MBS I
Y-FOR3ALE.A VO. 1 NEWSPAPER OUTFir
lnronntr m. Bam-terms. InqnlraormMM j
The Hnlghln Jownl. Omaha. lU4-nt)1 )
V-FOR SALE. DRUG STOnt AND FIXTURES ?
i Aildresn E. E. Uow ndobler , Bprtrand. Neb.
.133
Y'-FOR SALE. ONE-HALF OR ENTIRE INTER *
cut In a millinery storr n-ry chrap In a trooJ
Hvni town of npvoral thonnand InlinbltintB ! nplen-
dirt location and BTMXI buMncm : lll-lic.nltli thu ma-
BOH forwamlnir to elL For further Information
address T S3 , BP < - . aflS 2B *
\r-MKAT MARKET FOll SALE IN A GOOD
L location , doine a good bu < ) hien < t. Addn n U 17
Bet- . 3r,0-2n %
Y-HOTEL FOR RENT : TUB HEALEY HOTEL ,
BUromn * . at Wavn . Neb.j modvralu tenna. M ,
T. Bi-aU-y , Wayne. Neb. OU ! ) 30
v . PARTNER IN RESTAURANT
-L and lunch counter , cl artnrS20U to 3 = 3111) ) per
month. Small Ranitnl and good opportunity to
risht party. Call 11 Main street. Council Illnffn.
M51M 2fi
tr-COHRESPONDENCE SOLICITED WITH
-Midyorjr. > ml manliavlnrSl.OOO.OOto j.OUO.UO :
business o > slrablu and a ffood payln ; pront. Ad *
dress U 5 , D . MB85 25 *
EOB
Rates , lUentlnni-ach luBertlon. SlJiO a Una her
mouth. NothlnirtaKeii for Ic-su Ihnn 2Sc.
Z-I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA , KANSAS
nnd Dakota. Will st-11 cheap or nxchaiurn for
indso.-horne9 and cattle. Add. box "O.Frankfort.Inil
(1UB (
V CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL
t lake real estate , money. Box 21)5 , Frankfort. Ind.
DIM !
y-LIST TOUR REAL K3TATK FOR , SALK OR
- exchange with B. J. Kendall. 007 Bro\vn block.
J1B1U N2
r5.0IK ) FOR EXCHANGE. S4-.500 Htocfc of cene-
f-tml merchandise and one utoro buiidlnir $100 ,
for eoort NebntHka farm ami 8800 In rash. Ad
dress B , Vaiulalla la , 441-28 *
" 7-FOR EXCHANGE ! OMAHA LOTS FOR
Alsoiithern California property. W. U. Slanrhter ,
Omaha. JI31L ! ia
Z-FOR EXCHANGE. 10 TO 40 ACHES FItfE
lemon laud , near Loa .Angeles , for clear Omaha
pro ] > erty. Aluxiralcr Btutertleld , Omaha. Neb.
31510 23
Z-FOR TRAlJE OR SALE-CARRIAGE TEAM ;
Address U 22 , Bee office. 570 27
Z TO EXCHANGE. MONEY AND UNINCUM-
bered lan'1. for stock : jrroeerles or hardware. In
eastern Nebraska , western Iowa. H. Cha e ,
Exeter. Neb. J15802J1 *
"
FQB3AUS B.tt.fl.1. ESTATE.
Rates , lOea line each insertion. $ U.0i Hue per
month. NoUiiiij ; taken for lean than 2Su.
ARGAINS-HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
ortnule. F. K. Darllns- . Barker blk. 070
pUOICE lST MORTGAGEsI ANY AMOUNT.
V-/Q. u. Wiillace , llroivn block , lUlh and Douslaa.
T7ARM LANDS. C. V. HARRISON , 9UN. , Y. LIFE
-l " 51-OIO'
FARMS A. JOHNSON , 1314 CAP. AV. . OMAHA.
M031 O28 *
TOR SALE. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. VE2Y
. cheap. See Geo. W. P. Coates , 13 Patteraon blk.
MMO
TTOlsALE , EASY" TERMS. I.OTS IN FRA3ER.
-1- Iowa : new town : SfiO.OO to SMOX U. Also 1UO
acres , eood garden land. T. Fersusoni Co. . 11115
Farnam. Mbiil N2
F OR SALE. LARGE LIST CHOICE LANDS
eheau : terms ea 5 * can locate colony ; Also
Kood farm slightly Inciimberpd and Hchool lands to
exchange for mock indse. J. W. Welbton , Grant ,
Nfb. - 443'NIU *
LANDS.
PARM
SO acres , Sarpy county. $4.250.
SO acres , Sarpy comity , S t.OOO ,
210 acrea , Sarpy , * 5O an acre.
'MO , Doufflua couuly. $4O an acre.
SO , Domcl.iH county , $43 an acnv
240 , Waahinston county , i'J7 an aero.
210 , Olou county , * I2 an acre.
_ ' 40 Benne county , il 1 anacrc.
C. F. Harrison. 1)12 ) N. V Llto 154NO *
OMES. $ & 00. 51,000. SL.-.00 : ANY PRICE :
easy termu. Wallace. Bro\vn blk. , IU & DaiiKlaa ,
Mij'JO N2
ARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY- .
E-Boatrlsht,301N. Y. Life Bldff. , Oraana. Neb.
853-N3
KOUNTZE PLACE.LOT ON-SftER-
ELEGANT
man ave _ S2J30. Fine corner lot In w st
Omaha Add. , $2U30. C. A. Starr. Room 300. Bee
bulkllu ? , 553-25 *
TOR SALE , ON EASY TERMS. A. LOT 4.1x127
J-feet , wltlicottace , near car line , only f050.no
D. F. Hntchlhon , 10S N. lOlli atreet. M&5U 20
IF YOU ARE SKEKING-COSY. COMFORTABLE
home coma aud let nu Hliow you tha neif li-roon
miKlern cotUifa wo cai | Hell for 1.000 : $300 cash
has nuver been occupied. F. D. Wead. 10th aud
DotiKlas. .170-20
S , E. comer Orchard hill. S330
Sir room houno and lot on Blontlo near 27th ,
SI .550.
Comer on Mnntlomon St. . $1.000.
Slchtly liomu In llanscom place. $2.800.
Six room house , city water 2Uth and Caldwell ,
SIJSSO.
CozjI room eottasp , 22d and Ohio. $1.750.
Lurgpsuim of woiteny foraale tuOmalm. -
P. D. W.--ul. liilli and Donglaa. .170.20
SHO-ttTHAND AND
S , lOca IlniioacUInwrtlon. . SUOalloe per
month. Nothln taken for leaa than 25e.
VODNG LADIES AND oENrLEM EN CAN so JN
JLacdulnia worklnsknuwledsiiof huurtliand aul
typewritlinut A. C. Van Suit's whuotot hliort-
mind.OIMN. Y.Lifo T3TWTlter to rwnt. C71
Rates , 10callua ' ich lusonion. Sl-M' a line par
montli. Nothlni ; taken for less than K.
I7N AGEMENTS TO DO DHESSMAKING IN
JL-rntiiiUfS ollciU < d. Miss Sturdy , 421H NteholaH
Btreet. M34a N10 *
rvRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES : FIT AND
J 'btylu warranted. Address U 12 , Rue MCOi 25 *
TYPEWBITEB3.
Rates , lOca Hue each Intertlon. ? l.BO a Una par
inontlu Noijiliutakeu for uiu than 25c.
iTfiMINifJTONS. CALIGnAPHSr/EVERYT /
LViinheanlof prieea. Tfl. 53S. llayles li
Olil N. Y. Ufu bldf. Stutd for ami > le * . 550
TJKD SBT AKE B3 A ND EMB A J.21E3S
Rates , 1 Op a Hnu itach fimrtlon. 31 .5 ! ) a Una pir
month. Nothlnz takim forle * iht : : > 23 .
p"\V BAKER TF3RMBBLYr WITH JOICN G.
J Jacobs , ducuawid ; Intcrwltii M. O. M.iull.iuiJe.
takerand caibaluter , J10 3. 10th at. 'l\iL UU J ,
072
_
BTTjaiO. AB17 AND LANaTJAGEB.
Ratefl , lllua lliuif.icli itibtfrtioii. $1.50 a lln p r
muulh. Nothlne lakcn for lts lhan 25o.
F.GELLV.NBECK.BANJOiaT AND TEACHER"
. IHIUC.lllfoniU MI. 014
PAWUBKOKEB3.
Rates , luo a line eacU luHurtlon. 81.50 a Una par
month. Nolulne lakcui for less Ilian 25c.
SOMNKNBEBG , DIAMOND UROiraiU " Yaos
il Douclad BU Loautt mouey oil diamonds ,
Tv-atctit-M.etc. Old sold aud silver tiancht. Tel. 1SSS
U73
LOST.
RateH. me a word fimi unartloo , lo i
thereafter. Nothing takan for lea < lUon 259.
T OST-CAMEO WATCH CHARM. BUTLVL3U.G.
l i ] , Suitable rotvard will Lw paid Krclumulto21it
So. 141 h. 5Uq 23'
SECTTBITIES FOB SAEE.
RaU * , lite a Una each InMtrtltn. , 51 . . " : ) u lUio per
month. Jiollilus taki-u for Icaa thou 2 c.
HIGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES ,
uettlur pnrcuxutm eood ratoof iulemat.auma
of from * luu up for Hale oytilubo Loon .VTniICo. .
liith A. Doilro , Omaha. Partlculra on iippll
. _
8 PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE , SECURIty -
Ity auaolutcly uate. Aintm Ikal Katata 37eney.
SECOND-HAND TYPEW ITi Efl
TJOliSALB-Al HO. 3 UESIINGTOH TYPE-
- Lvrilt.T , UU.OUU erlu4 , Sts.oj. 013 y , Y. , U ii
K\Y AMD SECOND HAND iHULBSVALtf KISD *
i Addivsa Uonli'ii A. ajllack Co L. t sf.CUu = _ : o.
Mil
COLORADO'S C1PDS PARTED
u
Business in ths ncntonnral State Getting on
a Paying Basis Again ,
DENVER COMING THROUGH ALL RIGHT
I'll I 111 of Hrr I'etipln ItfitJiiikou the lil-
of" tlin FlnnliriHl Cyclim *
13 Uainp * T > ikiii ( ; on nu
Air or Ilittuitry.
Dcxvnu , Oct. 21. { Special Correspondence
of Tun Bun. ] Denver may bo dull in every"
line or business * but appearances are to the
contrary. No ono not aware of the back-sot
the city has received during the past few
months , to coma here nnd Jtuigo from super *
flcinl observation , would suspect that Ben-
vor's commerce and diverslllcd industries
are Ju t beginning to scolnnd , after flounder
ing for several mouths in thu mlro of stagna
tion. Tito streets nro crowded day and
night with an apparently busy throng , and
u both the wholesale and shopping districts
the volume ot trade seems to bo normal.
On the other hand , the evidence of busi
ness men is to thn oITcnt tltat Denver is still
very dull , although conditions have mnto-
rially improved during the past few weeks
and tho- outlook is excellent. Tlioro arc
some few croakers Who Insist that matters
are getting worse instead of bolter , and that
the best Denver and Colorado can look for
ward to is ullirwilo ruin ; but from the fact
that thuy stay by tvhat they claim to bo a
sinning ship it is inferred that they arc uot
altogether discouraged , as they would have
others bellevo- But the average Denvcrito
ask him how business in general is and , he
will almost invariably respond :
.Murlc Taplrjlu Trail p.
"Oh , things are pretty slow just now , but
they are beginning to'pick ' up a lot. Now
that the panic is over and people are baving
a chanca to Ihinlc , they begin to sco their
mistake , and the result is that confidence is
being restored and business is resuming
normal lines. Wo can't do everything all at
once , but the condition ot atlairs that pre
vailed two or three months ago is greatly
changed and matters are rapidly improving.
In the course ot a few months we'll ° ba on
our feet again. You cau't keep Denver
down. "
This kind of optimism has been Denver's
salvation , and has kept the laggards and
faint-hearted ones at their posts , with the
result that thuro is now a good chance for
thocity to get back , in the near future , to
her old place. Wholesale men in all lines of
trade report that during the past month
trade hits been steadily increasing- that
buyers urn purchasing in much larger quan
tities than usuaL Collections , too , they say ,
art : far easier , and small dealers who have
been deeply involved , while not able to
clear themselves entirely , are gradually
payinir their obligations to those jobbers
who carried them thrqugh the hard season
just passed.
.SulTinc the- Labor Problem.
There Is a great armjlf of unemployed in
Denver , but it is undergoing a process of
gradual but steady decimation. Many of
tne men who loafed ariJund Denver all sum
mer , hoping against hope that something
wduld happen to prarj.do emuloyincut for
them , havogoneout mtUttho hills to engage
in placer mining. withe nothing but scant
living \vacos in view , itHs true , but with at
least thac. They are mqstly satisBod witn
very little to live on , * obkvada.rs. Others
have gone into some of J.bo camps where
mining operations .a rerccoinincncing , and are
getting work in the gsrtdi mines and'such of
the fo\v silver mines-as-aro being worked at
a profit. Still'othw7'tairt ffciv > ot them' as
yet. arotgetting.vorlc imflHD city , as. the re-
sult-of the grand revival of trade. Thcro
are , of course , some loft who wall .for some
time'pursuo the apparently hopeless task of
seelring'ctnnloyraent , but these will not be
us many as wsls-bclleved until recently , and
, the "hard times predicted for the coming
winter will not involve nearly as many un-
fortununates as it was thought they would.
Still thuro wiH"ba a large number of destitute
ones , but thuy will hardly be allowed to suf
fer forwant'of care ; " ' ' '
The men who have found work in the
mines are not getting their old time wages
by any means , fhu maximum price seems
to bo from S3 to 3.25. arid that for dangerous
work in old mines and water filled shafts.
For ordinary work the price is from SJ.25 to
$2.50 , and situations at , these prices are in
great , demand , as maybe easily imagined.
Some of those who are working the creeks
for gold makoalittlo more than this , but
these are exceptions. As a rule , they do not
realize over 81 , and oftener less , per day.
Clear creek , from the outskirts of Denver
to Georgetown , is lined with men and boys
washing gold. Once inn while one of them
will strike a nugget worth $10 or $15 , but
this seldom Inippen.s , and , generally speak
ing , the returns are. very meager for the
hard and unhealthy- work involved. It Is
the same way all over the state , in which
there is hardly a running stream that is not
being worked for all it is-worth.
In the smelters there is nothimr at all
doine. just enough men being mnployca to
keep them going , and these at reduced
SOLICITORS. SUE&ti CO. . Boa Uulldlnr.
UMAIIA. ME . Advice IHIEK.
RHILWHY TIME GRRD
Loaves , . .K.&MO. VALLKV 1 Arrives
Qmalial Depot 15th and Wpbater Si * . I Omaha
li.u auil . . . . Daewoo Ltjxpra * ! . . . I 4.30pa
IJXttauiiiKx. 8at.HVyo.ar5. Bs. Moa.ll 1.00on
SMO\ta \ . .Norfolk Express i Bx. Suudiyi. H.15aia
B.45pmt Jit. Paul Exprau i ll-Jiaji
e CHICAGO A NORTJI WESTN. ! Arrlvei
Ome | O. P. rtepjt. 10th JJiliroyats. I Omaha
U-UJpm
4J15pml U.2Uon >
74Xpnij Kaatem Flyei J. 15pm
a.45umj .Chle.Pa 12 38 pm
Leavan I MISSOURI JArriirea
Omalia ) Depot loth au < S WubatBrStt. _
12.45 irni ] I T.Sl. LouU Et ; > retu. "b.OOam
10XMuu St. Louin Expivw , 4 5jna
5. to imi | . .Nebra-ka Local. . 8 5 am
Leart-t I C. ST. P. . M7&O lArrira *
Omnhal Depot Itith and Wubater Sta. I Omaha
. . .sioux Clly Accwnmudatlon. . O.OSpin
1. IB lira Sioux City Expnu ( Be. rfiiu-i 12.40pm
. St. Paul Limited . _ i.2iaa * >
Oakland Pa ieiKcr ( Bx. SuiU a.45aai
Lea via , 810UX C1TV & PAC1FC. Arrive *
j _ 0mahal _ ft--ixl. 10 aug Alarcy 31 * .
"
1 G.40utn , TsionxClty . . , Hi.-jOpm
, . . .St. Paul Kxiire
Lavi5 j SIOUX CITY * PACIFIC | Arriviift
Ontahal Depol. 15lli and W'jUatarStn I O.iuUi
* S.4ripml . SLPaulLTtnlteJ. . . . . . .
. Clitcaxo Limited- . „ . ! 8.25am
i OU.UtA K. di * .
OiijhnU.g. | Dapot. 10th aul Marcyl Omah
Trngos , But , us a rule , there U no kicking
on th'o part of the , nen , who scorn to be
satisfied to take their aoso ot hard times
along with ihcir employers ,
UrttlnR Out Mura Colil.
An hns been noted in THE Bnc mining
opirationB are hemp begun in 131 Paso , j
Gilpin , San Miguel. Boulder. 1'arl : and
Summit counties and every dav sees sorao
development in the various camps in tlio
comities named. There Is hardly an old
mining camp In Coloratlolhnt docs nolcontain
qno or moro properties producing low grndo
gold ere , hitherto p-nsod over for the more
prolltnble1 development of the moro heavily
producing silver mines. Now , however , that
silver is at a discount , it hns been found
that with primer management thcso gold
properties can bo made to pav. not enor
mously , but nevertheless proiitablv. and
their owners nnd lessees nre talcing them in
hand for that purpose. The famous old
Yanlfoo Hill district In Gilnin county is
boinir extensively worked. It was a bo
nanza district once , nnd in thosodnvs loir
grade gold ere was sniffed at and passed by
In the hurry to "striko it rich , " as many n
man did in Yankee Hill's palmy days. Now
it is different. That low grade ere that no
ono would look at twice. In the old days. Is
being gotten out now and people are glad to
got It , oven at u small profit.
Gripplo Cmek Is experiencing another
boouii not aa largo at the llrst ono , but still
a boom , aud tlio camp is becoming rapidly
settled up. There is a * good deal of low
grade gold ere there that can be profitably
produced , and moro profitably it tlio camp
cots a railroad , of which two are now in con
templation. D. H. MolTat aud other parties
have projected a line from Florence lo Grin-
plo Creole , to Connect with the Denver &
llio Grande , and the Midland Terminal vrill
also build there. Brcckonridgo. in Summit
county , U also undergoing a revival of old
times , and many minors are turning their
steps in Unit direction.
Denver U All Right.
As to Denver , it hns been stated that
times are far bettor , and everything tends
to show an outlook for steady iinurovomunt.
The men who bellovo that , tlio recent panlo
was only a big scare are to be mot with at
every turn , reidy to support their views.
Of course it was a scare , hut , as a prominent
real cstato man remarked the other day.
" \Vlio could help txjing scared , when eastern
investors , who own the built of the capital in
the state , withdrew itt"
In support of the claim that Denver has
held bur own with other cities of her class
Secretary Hartman of the Real Estate cx-
chnnga furnishes-souio interesting llgurcs.
For tlio llrst six months of this year the
real estate transfers were $19,035,54' ) , as
against Sl'J.O'.iS.tta for the corresponding
pcrioa iu 1892 , a falling oft of only 812,480.
In August and September the falling oil was
decidedly marked , although September
showed some improvement over the previous
month. For tlio lirst two weeks of the-cur
rent month the recorded transfers foot up
$71)1,801. )
As to the feeling in this state on the all-ab
sorbing silver question , there isnothinc now
to bo said. It is "silver , ttrst.last and all the
time. " But , as ono prominent mining man ,
a man noted for his radical views and rabid
utterances on the subject of iroo silver , said
iu ono of his cooler intervals the other day ,
in voicing to a stranger the general senti-
ment-of the community :
" \Vlpo silver oft the face of the earth , and
give us only five years tirno and Denver and
Colorado will again bo at the front. " 1C
COURT
StilusTor Dnjr'nljlfa The Golilnmltii Cnso
on Trial.
A jury in Judge Scott's court is-trying to
decide whether Mrs. Abigail C. Brother-
ton is entitled to $3,000 of the profits ot the
Manhattan Beach. Improvement company on
account of tliu death of her son , Hiram
Brotherton , who was drowned while bathing
at the beach lust August.
The plaintliF claims that there was no rope
stretched across thp beauh to inJiuato the
safety limit and no signs to warn the
bathers that ac a certain distance from the
shore the beach suddenly shelved down
ward. Brotnerton had suddenly slipped
mur.tifteen.'or twenty feet of water and ,
being unable to' swim , -was drowned. It is
also claimed that the proprietors ot the
resort did not make a sufficient effort to
rescue the young man after the fact that ho
was'drowniuij was reported to them.
ea Hiitnr it L'rntrtat.
There is much complaint ; amonir the wit
nesses in attendance at the criminal court on
account o the lack of accommodations pro-
itiBd for witnesses. In a case of any consequence -
sequence ) all the witnesses are excluded
from the court room exeunt wnilo they are
giving their'testlmony , and aru obligea to
stand und lo.if about , thu hall until their
names are reached.
This is especially disagreeable In the case
of female witnesses. Two women who are
witnesses in thu Goldsmith * trial have been
standing in thu hull of the court , house
nearly the entire time that court was iu ses
sion since Monday morninc , and will have
to remain there until they are called on to
testify. This trouble would be done away
with If there was a room provided for the
occupancy of witnesses wh"n their presence
was not required in thu court room.
Trouble Ovnr ( ininlilini ; Uoonin.
The answer in the injunction case growing
out of the differences between Tom IToley
and the gamblers who occupy the rooms over
his saloon on Douglas street was filed
yesterday. Mr. Foley says that the
trouble is not of his own seeking , but ho is
determined to got rid of bis obnoxious ten
ants in some way. Ho had exhausted every
peaceable means to net them out , but 'they
refused to yield. Ho had offered
thuiu double what their lease
was worth to vacate the rooms
nut wltboutavall. Ho had become tired of
having gambling earned on over his saloou a
good while ago , and thought it hurt his busi
ness. Since the gamblers would nor be
bought out ho was forced to have recourse
to legal measures.
To I'crlnct Its Tltlr- .
The East Omaha Land company has com
menced proceedings in equity in district
court to perfect its tltlo to about thirty
acres of land situated Just east of Cut-Off
lake. Thu petition alleges that in ISS9 the
land in question was fraudulently appro
priated by Fred Miuidock. who convoyed It
to Alfred Olsen. It then paused through
the hands of several owners , until Charles
B. Oennv took possession. Thu members of
the company claim that the land properly
belongs to thuiu aud want their title con
firmed. by the court.
Will Un I'IIIKIIToday. | | ! .
The evidence for the state in the Gold
smith shooting case was finished yesterday ,
and several witnesses for the defense were
examined. The defense introduced eivdunce
to show that Shepherd and Grimes , two of
the witnesses for the prosecution , had
offered to leave Iho state before the trial if
Goldsmith would give them j i5 upieco. The
evidence will probably bo all heard today ,
Tlim .loj'lill KOHIIIIC.
With the exhilarating sense ot renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli
ness , which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs , Is unknown to the few who have not
progressed buyond the old ttrou medicines
and tliu cheap substitutes sometimes offered
but nevoruccouted by the well informed.
Murrtauu l.icon.w. ,
Tlio following marriaijo licenses wore Is-
I sued yesterday :
i "luiiiu anil AOdrosb. Ace.
| j Krud Niilkou , Ouniha til
| 1 Julia Jliirstrnm. Urmilm 21
i } Vaclav Ir Harto * . Omalm . . . , , 23
} WlllielmiiiaSuiUjrce , Oimtlm 23
| j Ual nil Nicholson. South Omnha 26
I I IJntlo bulllvjin , South Omaha. . . „ , . . , . . . .723
I Ueidrich Uutmf. Mllliinl , 33
1 Alum Scliroedur , Mlllunl „ 23
I Ulmrlua E.1'liolUK , Omahit . , " 0
( iluy A. Joucs'Onialia . 24
/Harry J. llyiuir.iioutli Omalm . . . . , . . , . , . 24 >
j f Lolu 11. Iluylcjui. Uuullt Uiimlm 1Q
i 1'ills timtoimr SICK ntuuautie : UoWitt's
I Little Karly lUsers.
I ' - H'ilt .
homing-irllh Cltr Contructor *
' . Tbo cotnmiuua ou public property and
ouildlngs has not as ya ; offociod u sttttlo-
j munt with Architect BeindorxT on ttiu con
struction of the city ball. Mr Steel of the
i-omtuitu-o is out of the city and nothing will
I bo done until ilia ruturu.
With Mr. Coots tlie comrnittoo has suu-
uuidcd in briu tug about a basis foru settle-
j tuuntand will recommend tnoaamo to the
council. The committee i ncting upon the
recommendations of the rnmmiUon of
bulldors , composed of Drcxel , Fleltl
and Shnno , that raado an oxamlna-
tion of the building and reported the result
ot thnlr Investigations. They roportwl a ,
nuraborof minor delects , which Building In-
spwtor Tilly rtmt Arohitoct Bpimlorff hnvo
certified hnvo boon remedied. Thocommitteo
finds that ttio sum total of Mr Cools' con
tracts amount to ? S35,400.10 , and that he lias
bpcn paid the sum 01 S37 < i,0 > cri. < ll , leaving a
balance duo of STi.ST.7 ± . In aiUUtion to this
amount thora is also duo Mr. Coots for ex
tras tlio sum of gV-ITH V These amounts
the committee will recommend be paid and
that tha building bo accepted from Mr.
Coots ,
UAIUlirnr TV I'Vl'OLiyjT.
( inrrrnnr Lnwalllui ; > if Rulidni Mrrm the
Xuii-SlircfK * ot I'nililliltton.
TornKA , Oct. ! il. Slnco Governor Lowell-
ing was Inaugurated it has been Impossible
to obtain from him any expression of his
views on tbo subject of prohibition. It ro-
malncd for Gilbert Springer , special com
missioner for iho Now Zealand Vtotualor
association , an organization of liquor deal
ers , to gjvn to the people of ICansan thn gov
ernor's opinion on thu subject. Ho visited
Kansas City last spring to investigate tha '
working of prohibition in this state. Among'
other things ho quotes the governor as say
ing :
"Prohibition hns not been a success in the
Imprest ot populism in Kansas. The dif
ficulty arises from the fact that in thcso
places public : sentiment cannot bo brought
to the support of the law , tha act , indeed ,
being in such instances most , unpopular.
Now Leavcnworth , for example , Kansas
City and Wichita are three of our largest
cities , but in each publio sentiment is so
overwhelmingly against thu law as it now
stands thataomothing in the form of a reg
ulation of thu tmftlc , which it is an impossi
bility to suppress , has been locally under
taken In thcso places.
"I think if a direct and Immediate vote
were obtained without any previous agita
tion it is possible the repeal would follow. I
have no hesitation in saying tlfat the vote
for prohibition would.aot bo so largo as when
the vota to amend the constitution was
taltcn. * Whether turns would be a sufltciont
number to carry prohibition is a very doubt
ful question. Changes have arisen in the
voting power of parties since the passage of
the law. Then , too , a good many people who
voted solid for prohibition have been con
vinced by the results that the law cannot be
satisfactorily enforced. "
Method of SinncRlIng In C lr tlnli Hat
Dunrit Ou by llio Htntn Department.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 31. In reply to a com
plaint of the Chinese minister in Washing
ton , Yang Yu. the State department has
made representations which Indicate that
the United States will not accept consular
certificates that Chinamen presenting them
are merchants or actors and therefore en
titled to admission to this country.
Recently in New Yorlt , at the instance
of Chinese Inspector Scharf , two Chinamen
who presented certificates at Havana that
they were actors ami not umcuublo to the
restrictions imposed upon laborers under the
laws , were refused admission. Inspector
Scharf insisted that the men- were luoorers
and their certificates fraudulent. Thu de
tained Chinamen took the matter into court ,
where it is still pending , under writs of
habeas corpus , and further made complaint
to thu minister who brought the matter to
thoattcntion of the State department
Secretary Greshatn yesterday called on
Secretary Carlisle for information und re
ceived a copy of Inspector Suharf s report ,
with an intimation that the inspector , iu the
opinion of tha Treasury authorities , was
acting in the line of his duty , and seemed
not to have exceeded his authority iu the
promises.
Secretary Gresham accordinglj has trans
mitted this information to tliu Chinese
minister. The Treasury department's stand
on the ( question isstill further emphasized
by Attorney General Olnoy , who has di
rected tbo United States district attorney
at Now York to prosecute the cases on
which thu Chinese minister's protest was
based. Mr. Olnoy gave this direction at the
request of Secretary Carlisle.
Omalm Orcluntml Sorintjr.
An amateur orchestral society has Just
been formed and thirty-four of Omaha's
best known amateurs have signified their
intention of joining. At a meeting hold on
Sunday at thn music rooms of Mr. Weber.
1411 Dodge street , it was determine to call
the association the Omaha Orchestral so
ciety. It will bo under the ablu tnanaee-
mentofHans Albert , whose proficiency in
the musical line is well known to all lovers
of music. The flrst rehearsal will beheld
at tno Weber music rooms at the above ad
dress on Sunday , the 'JUth inst. , nt 3 p. in.
Fight with Contnilmmi Uliiimiucn.
POUT TOWSSEHD , Wash. , Oct. 24. News
has been received hero by Collector Sauu-
dors of a fight between four contraband
Chinamen and a settler named Doran at
Wickorsham , twenty-five miles south of the
Canadian boundary. Damn came upon the
Chiuamen by accident , and tried to arrest
thorn. The Chinamen resisted , and Doran
flroa upon them , wounding one. The re
mainder escaped. Custom officers continued
thu pursuit and today captured three moro
of the Celestials.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured many
afflicted with rheumatism , and wo urge ail
who suffer from this disease to give this
medicine a trial.
Kidnaper Kunnmly'/i Eitrnillllon.
Fiuscisco , Oct. 2i Judge Murphy
hits decided that the warrant nnd extradi
tion papers for the arrest of Thomas W.
Bailey , alias Kennedy , wanted Iu Detroit for
kidnaping MillionairePorrino , are without
flaw. Bailey's attorney was given until
Thursday to fllo an answer. Meanwhile
Bailey is still in custody , being uuafalo to
furnish the $0,000 bail required.
Cure indigestion and biliousness with Da
Witt's Little Early Risers.
VIru I'roalilent .Stovitnuon's 8011 to IVncl.
Brx > OHisoTON , 111. , Oct. ! M. It Is an
nounced that .Louis Green Stevanson , only
son of Vice President SUivonsou , mil soon
be married to Miss Helen L. Davis. Miss
Davia is the daughter of the uropriotor of
thu Bloomlngton Pantucranli.
Sweet brcatti , sweet siomacn. sweet mol-
perl Then use DoWitt's Uttlo Early Risers.
Shot III * hirnntltiturt und Sululded.
CHICAGO , Oct. 34. In a flt of jealousy
Frank Ullpert shot his fiancee , Paulina
Thorman.twico today and then suicided. The
affair tookplnco in Mueller's saloon restaur
ant on State street , in whioti boih were em
ployes. The woman cannot survive.
THE KK.U.IV
INSTRUMENTS planed on record October
3J , IMC :
WAHH AMTY UKHU3.
B ( i Htuvonson and wlfn to Louis llrad-
fnrd. trutiU-u , w 60 font of lot I ,
block 1'Nuwnort i
Oinnliu Heal Kstato and Truit com
pany to O S ( Jarncnilor , lot , 31 , lilocu
U , Ji.iunilf rs A ; lllinubuuuli'a udd to
Walnut 11111. . . , 2.UOO
uccns.
O A lli-nnett , sheriff , to T O Kunnudy ,
lou : i , 4. U , iu und 12 , block loa ,
Dundee 1'lncu , . . " . . 1,308
Kumu ui J W IloiiUliu. } ot 1 , block lU'J ,
saiiiu 300
E a Uuntly. Jr. master in clmncory , to
J Q AUuiu * . it < i of KU fcut of u 3S
fiitstof lot I , uloclc 121. Omulia 3,700
G A lleiunttaliuriir. lu IJoUurt.i'urvls ,
lou 23 nnd24. . block a , llrriwn park. 734
HKIIIO ui H A Uuldtiultli , lot 11 , bluck
IU , Central park . . , . . . , . . . . , . , . . , DOO
Total amount of transfers . . S 8,602
Whn Baby wa sick , wa garo her Coztorla.
Wlien tba was a diilO , the cruxl Ipr listorla.
Wlira aha hrrarna UlM , bho clung to Castori * .
Wban she had Chlldron , the gatothuta
GOLD DOESN'T KEEP'EM AWAY
Old Boreas' Blasts Have Hot Yet Stilled the
Tnmstilosr * Chock.
BOUND TO SEETHE FAIR BEFORE TOO'UTE
Siimn Triumph * In btoro for tlin tilnnlntr
llnjrn Vlltn from Unplil nnil Unlum-
lin Morn Myntorlotu Ulinp-
In ChiunRO.
Cnio/.oo , Oct. S4. A chilling brftezo camn
off thoJako today nnd made itnoccssnry for
visitors to pull their coam closer about their
chins. 1'eoDiu.aro ro.ilItlng that this is the
last , week of the exposition nnd it is doubt
ful whether thuy will stay away for any
thing less thiiu a blizzard. Thu patronage
keeps up.
Everything plvcs Interest to the cloao of
the fair. The statement trom Washington
that President Cleveland anil his cabinet
could not attend Is regarded uy the commit
tee as flnal , nnd the program is iving
arranged accordingly. Iho exercises will beef
of a dignilied character , conslstlni : of apei-ch
making at Festival hall. In connection with
the closing exercises , U isllkoly that medals
and diplomas will bo awarded to successful
exhibitors. Invitations will bo sunt out to a
select fow. The hall will only scat 5,000 and
as them are 50,000 exhibitors , there Is con
siderable dissatisfaction atuonu those who
fear they will not beinvitod.
L.illKlllii ; of ColuinbUB.
The only popular failure of the entertain
ment during tlio day will bo the landing of
Christopher Columbus. The noted mariner
will step aboard the Santa Maria nnd cruise
around Lake Michigan for awhile. Ho will
then step ashore opposite the Manufactures
building and discover sorao of Prof. Put
nam's Now York Indians.
Ataunset ttiu Hags on all the buildings
will bo furled , thu signal that the fair is
closed , just as thu Hying of the Hags was the
signal on May I that the exposition waa for
mally opened. Thu grounds ana buildings
will be kept open until midnight of October
SO and some informal exercises will bo held
the following morning.
Considerable dissatisfaction has n-ani-
fested itself among Homo of the exhibitors
regarding the system adopted by the
directors for the removal of goods. After
the fair closes the majoritj-of the exhibitors
ara anxious to got away as soon as possible ,
but according to an order adopted by the
directors they will be only allowed to work
eight hours a day , packing thdirgoods nnd
making ready for departure. The use of
tnu eloctrio llenta is to bo denied those
who wish to work at night. Thia actinn
waa taken by the directors so that no unduo-
haste should bo made by the exhibitors in1
getting away , thus allowing visitors the ad
vantage of seeing the fair after the wiles
are offlfially closed.
Tonight the Martha Washington' associa
tion will give a reception In the New York-
state building. About : i,000 invitations have
been sent out and the fashionable people of
the city are expected to bo in attendance.
I'or thu La t Day.
The committee on ceremonies has com
pleted the program for October 30 , incident
to the closing of the fair. The committee
has fully considered the advisability for
having an entertainment for the visitors
during the day as will * harmonize with the
program prepared and suggests that tha
national salute be fired at sunrise , at noon
and ut'sunset. at which times the liberty
bell will be rung.
At 10:30 : a. m. , a renrcsontation of the
lauding of Columbus will take place on the
lake front between 12 , noon , and L p. m. . and *
daylight fireworks will bo flred from various
centers within thu grounds. Following this. ,
a monster band concert will be given bo-
tweeu 2:30 nnd 4 p. in. , on Administration
plaza. During the evening there will bo a"
brilliant illumination of thq grounds and
buildings , concluding with a grand display of
fiiiiworka on thu Isko fuoutand in the court ,
of honor. The exercises ct the flay will bo
participated in by the national commission ,
board of lady managers , board of directors ,
foreign and state commissioners , offlcials of
the national commission and of the World's
Columbian exposition.
rroirn m : IH Arranged.
The following is the program of exercises :
Music ; praveraddress by the president of
'tho ' World's Columbian exposition ; music ;
address by thu director troneral ; music ; ad
dress by the president of the board of lady
managers ; music ; presentation of awards
that have been submitted to and
approved by the commis.oioh to
foreign exhibitor ; ] by the chairman ,
or in his absence , the vice chairman of thg
committee on awards address ' -
; bya rcpro--
sentativo of foreign nations ; presentation of
awards that have been submitted to and ap
proved by the commission to American ex
hibitors by soinu gentleman to bo named :
address by a representative of American ox-
hibilon ; music ; address by a representative ,
of state commissioners ; remarks by tha
president of the Colombian exposition and
closing of the exposition ; "Auld LangSyno. "
sung bv the audience , directed by Mr. Tom-
lln ; benediction.
Iiullaim'a Unique Attraction.
One moro triumph for the World's
fair. Before the lliiaio on Monday next
another- most illustrious visitor will ,
show his presence on the grounds. All the
countries of the earth , civillzou and savaco ,
have sent their emissaries , royal , imperial
or otherwise noUiblc. Now the kingdom of
the gods is to be represented.
"Venus , queen of Olyrapia. has deputed her
favorite son. Cupid , who will be present in ,
person tomorrow , and will ba tendered a.
rcccDtion in the Indiana state building.
All summer the state buildings have been
trysting places for lovers and inauyrornan-
tie friendships have doubtless been be"un
and cemented in the nooks and corners of
the spacious verandas. It has been reserved
tor InJuina , however , to bring matters to a
climax with a wedding , and tomorrow at
high noon Cupid will ba honored in thn luill
ana state building. Thu contracting partlo
are from Lafayette , and that tboy do not
shun notoriety hi evidenced by the following
form of invitation sent from Lafayette to
the editor of a local paper hero :
"Verbntlui c l.ltomtim. "
MIL. Fum.umKn Dear Hlr : TluiMi few Hne
will let you know Umt my duuBhtor. Miss Gertrude -
trudo Wilson , will l > mnrrlud nuxfc Wodnns-
ijuy.Oetnliur C. at 12 o'clock nuon lit thu la *
( Uunu bul dhiB in tliu World' * fair grounds , to
FranU 1'lilllus. llmvu a rcuuustl uould Ilka
for you to grant mo ; It Is Uns : Plua 0 M-nd
iomu of your reporters umund Ui look on and
wrlto upu llttlupulT In your paper for thu
TOIIIIK folks. You Uiunrtliu nccuuluti IsMiiib-
thliiKOUt nf thu nrulnaiy. Cninu yonniulf If
you can got on * . Hupliig you will smut my ti > -
quest and liuplng UiU finds you ivrll , as it
Leaves UM. youi-4 truly , OUIA I > M Wiraos'
Thorn have been weddings iu the foreign
colonies on Midway but no American couples
hnvo own Joined in matrimony in thu White
City up to date. The nearest , approach to
such an event was thu announcement of a
proposud wadding In tliu California building
some months ago , thu prospective groom
being a Callfommu and thu bride a ludy
from Boston who had never seen her future !
husliand.
tr > sorao unexplained reason thu groom
failed Lo appear on thu date announced , ul-
thuugh thu Uidy was on hand and mada
numerous inquiries for the missing svvuiu ,
Two Ciucliuiuiluiik Kuva LtiiappeureU.
Mnbillion McCrackun of Cincinnati , a
visitor at the fair , has been missing
for moro than a weak , lie came to
Chicago two weeks since and was thu guest
of Mrs. Hall ou Chuiuplam avenue. A. week
ago liist Saturday hu went to thu fair aud
sincu then Imx nut been seen. This dltup-
puaranoinnu that of Joseph Boughun. an
other well known Cincinnati man , has cre
ated a sensation and the impression prevails
that soimnv hoi-o in tlio World's fair neigh
borhood thuro U a rendezvous of thieves
whcro victims are murdered and their bed It *
concealed.
.MurrJbU lit the 1'errU Wheel.
Jarnus D. Hutchiuson and Miss Lottie
Zlckler came iu from Waukcgan , 11L , today.
mccuredu marnayu iiucnau , aud took pistago
on the Ferris wheel. When at thu top thu
wheel waa stopped Just before 1 p. in. , and.
the couple mai-riod , 250 foot nigh In thu air.
The ceremony was imr/urinixl by Boy. E.
Uarimun of U'auluigaa.
ToUl admlviions today , 2rjKJ7 , of
2iai7b wore iuid.