THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATUUD/VY , NOVEMBER 2T , 181)3. )
SPEGIHli NOTICES *
FOR TIIESfi - ' < J
ADVERTISEMENTS 12SOp.m. : for Ihn
I nnd until 8 80 p. m. Tor the. morning and Sunday
1 Advertisers , by reqnewtlnr a nnmborocl check ,
Iran have their answers nduressort to a nnmberen
I letter In ea re of THE Urn. Answers w > addressed
Ivr111 bo dell vcrwl upon presentation of the check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
I lutes IKoaword first Insprtlon.le a wordMicro-
| iltcr. Nothing taken for ICM than 2'c.
[ I WANTED. POSITION HY YOUNO MAN AS
' /Ybookkpcprrand Btenosraplier ) food references.
\dilrcM Vf fi7 , Bw. > jl 301
r SITt'ATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH
AdrucRlftt irradnatert In Sweden awl irclHtcred
Iin Nebraska : 27 yearn old i absolutely ' ' > * 'r and
rHlnslrloust speaks Oermrm and EniMlih per-
rectly. two.Venn experience In America ; flrM-
I lass recommendations. For particulars , see Dr.
l.wonnon , Continental block , Oinaha , Neb.
I l
A POSITION AS JANITOR , WATCHMAN OR
I/VaU nrouiwl man. by a reliable and sober Not-
| wpRlnn. Address X 11. Ree. _ > -s
-A PRACTICAL liOokYKTn'ER DESIRES A
A position as bookkeei r or In keep two or more
. win fornnns notomplciyliur a , n"0.1lticlv ? < : ft1.r.j'5t8 )
t to keep nt nlRlit. Addn-ss X17. Heo. M01U 25
IT 'EXPERT ACCOUNTANT OPEN FOR KN-
IjVracement In oronlof cllyj cipablo ot ninnaij-
I inir onico. nrcouuls wrltlcn up and cxamlnert. Ad-
' - jX 111 , Omaha lice. MtllG 25 *
WANTED MALE HELP.
I Ratcs.lMcawonUlrM Insertion. Ic a wonUhcre-
I nfter. Nothlnir taken fur loss than 2 * > c.
J-SOLICITORS. TEAMS FURNISHED : EXTRA
> p.iv to men with rigs. American WritiRer Co. ,
FlOOO Howard Rt. BU- '
I'-n-THK NEI1RASKA GUARANTEE SAVINGS
IJjand Investment eompany wants a few itMitlJ-
1 men of food address to net an solicitors. Apply at
I rooms ' . ' 2 and --.I , Pouitl. block. HO'
-AOHNTsTsALlHY OH COMMISSION. TUB
Sirreateiit Invention of thoajn. Thn.Now . Patent
Chemical Ink EraBlnir Pencil. Soils on flight.
Works llkontairlc. Aireiils arc mak nir * . --l > l > to
125.00 per week. For further particulars wr to
[ the Monroe Eraser Mfc. Co.-XiO : , La Cross-j - VNs.
} - MAN WANTED FOR OUR CITY RtJSINESS.
JSah.ry paid weekly. Call at 1510
T > -WANTED , MEN FOR TUB SOUTH IN TEN-
. . J JnesBee.Arkaiifias.Mlsslhslppl & Louisiana cheap
jtlare.Kramer A O'Hcarn.LaborasencyM jjji1.
_ . -WANTBD. . PARTNER WITH * 20rt Oil KIOO
' AJto put azalnm equal amount to open Dlmo
Musce."you to liandlo all money. Address uo ,
*
Bee. M52G 20
- , MEN TO TRAVEL * . J. TO $10
B-WANTED Stone , t Wellington. Madison. \ * . IsO
- . COMPETENT COACHMAN : NONE
B other need apply ; glvo roJcrenccs In J < 1lt < 1r. Ad-
ilrcns X in. Bee , MU2Q20
1)-WANTED. MEN IN T.VRRY COUNTY TO
iJdlstrlbntii circulars for big advertisers ! Jrt.OO
Ilionsand : two ono-rcnt stamps for partlcmarn.
Wilson Company , Indianapolis , Ind. M1I12 25 *
WANTED. S GENTLEMEN AND PIANIST
B for comedy Co. , call at Midland hotel Sunday J
. M038 25
p. in. Hlcknymanager.
WAN TED FEMALE HELP.
Rates. IWc a word first Insertion , Icaword there
after. NoluItifT litkoii for loss than 25e.
"
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOKSR-
C work. muBt be Rood cook and laundress. 11.10
S. 2llh BtieeU 412-2S
- , COMPETF.NT FIRST GIRL : MUST
C-WANTED ? . Mrs. M. Levy. 20.17 DodRO
| It street. MSO ! ) 25
- , A COMPETENT COOK IN FAMILY
0 , of three ; German preferred : only those having
xperlence need apply ; good \rairtw lo rleut partv.
Apply room 711 , Paxlon hotel , between 12 and j
Pm. . MJ1J _
WANTED , A NURSERY GOVERNESS FOR
C child of 4 years Apply room TJ , Paiton hotel ,
octwccu 12 and ! l p. in. M591 2fl
P-WANTED , GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
Mioucowoik. 8112 Georiri.i avenue S. snth
Itri-ot. second door north of Mason , JluJ I
n-WANTED. LADY TO TRAVEL. ( NO CAN-
VvnHHtnc. . ) Moderate nalary. References and
Itnall cash seem Ity required. Address X 20. Iloo.
Muu2 2u
-WANTED , A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS
2GOH Dou aB at. U- ' ' " 5
n-OIRLFOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MUST
L/be Bood cook , linauue for 1J. , City Steam Lauu-
Bry. I \ r * t , . , MU4P 20'
rt-WANTED , B LADIES FOR COMEDY CO. . AND
Lsladyyianlat. call at MldUiud hotel Sunday 3 p.
in. Hlckey , maiiager. MII3U 20
-WANTED , GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work , two in family. 115 S.2iithM. MU41 23 *
EOR RENT HOUSES.
Rales. lOca line each Insertion , $1.31) a Una per
month. Nothing taken for le'ss tlnu 23e.
1IOUSIS IN ALL PART3 OP THE CITY.
D The O. F. Davis company , IgOJ Famam. KOJ
I 4-0-ROOM COTTAGE , MODERN. CHOICE. IN
Stanford circle , C. S. Elsutler , 201 Hue- bid ? .
Hl)7 )
- - HOUSE , 1815 CASS. J. JOHNSON
D-10-ROOM . M135
- . F. K. D"ARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
B-HOUSES. M374
-FOR RENT. SIX ROOM FLAT. INQUIRE
J > I llllit Dodgu Street. M4U-J
TV NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. HANSCOM
JJl'laos cheap. 3. W. Squire. 248 llco. M3IB
-D-ROOM HOUSE , PERFECT CONDITION ,
newly painted , modem : Bmall family : loeallon
810 North 20lhBtrcet : rentrcsouablo. Bosirn.yHlll.
It JO ili
-FOR RENT. COTTAGE CORNER 2.1TII AVE
D ant * Dodit > : modern Improvcmeutai flist clas
lepair. liinlro'JSH Dodrost -00
- RENT. 13-ROOM HOUSE WITH STAble -
0-FOR 4 liurnua , all modern conveniences. No.
JOlll Park avuuue , now occupied by Captain A.
Illnl.U. S. A. ! i508si-SBlou clveu 1st of December.
Apply at 322 Ikro bnlldlnir or 1021 Park avcnuu.
M ul
- - RENT , SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. $23.00 ;
D--TO deHlrertj nlco lawn , tn-eH. dtv water ,
ClHtvni , rementeil cellars , bath , near motor. Sec-
owner , D. V , SUivens. C01 Paxton block. M35U
- HOUSES IN CITY.
I-I BEST r AND R-ROOM
JJLoweHt rates. Iiiqulro 2002 lllondo Btrecl.
- - HOUSE. MODERN , FURNISHED OR
D-S-ROOM . Apply 1112 S. 10th. 41U
T-V-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE 034 S. 17 St. Sll.OO.
i-NICK K-ROOM MODERN HOUSE WITH
> barn. 402t : H imlllon. M452 28'
- MODERN fi-ROOM COTTAGES , 120
D-FINE S. .llth struct , reduced to * lil.llll. O. F.
Ulltts , 220 t 17lh Dtrcut , M50.1 25
RENT. 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT ,
DFOR block. 002 So. Kith Btrect. M4U7 25
THREE-ROOM COTTAGE , 11104 SOUTH
D 14lh HIi.UU , Kuqulre , S''S S. 18lh Bt.SfW
SfW 27
- VOU RENT. NICE S-ROOM COTTAGE IN
DVOU . B hlix-ks Irom courthoubo , * ii ) 00.
J I ) , Zlltt ! > . Jlrown blui-k. . MUOl
ROOMS , SECOND STORY. EVERYthing -
DSIX In good order ! city water ; sw er : $14.110 a
inunth. 2IHS Davenport. M 00 28 *
KLKG.VNT"OROOM HOUSE , $ uou N.
' 'Otlt , limiitro ynO I Hurt. 02830 *
KOR KENT ? 0BNIBHED ROOM8.
" "
Rates. U c n won ! ilrst limnrtlon.lc a ward thcra
lUUT Nothing Uiken for Icsu than 25c ,
R' NT. Pt'RNISHKD ROOM FOR 1 OR'J
EFOIt . 2017 Uodgo HlreuU M30U
T FOR ilKNT. KLEGANTLV FURNISHED
1 jsteaw UisMnl rouuui. U02 So. lUth Btrei. .
M493 25
- FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GKNTUr"
men only. 323 Smilli 2Ulh street. (147 (
' ROOM , ' . ' 017 HARNBY ST.
EFt'RNISHBD
5S2 88
ROOMS VOR HOUSKKEEPING ,
steam heat and tu . 700 S. llilti btreut.
570 24'
_
? -FPRNISIinD ROOM WITH UATI.tU ! MONTH ,
1FPRNISIinD
1 UlUll Faaniuii. . B12 aa
ITUIIKB FURNISHED ROOMS FOR nous-
tettfulnir. lam huat , a > aiid bathi flil.UO per
month. 70 * S. lUth st , 3rd Hoar. ( Ill 24 >
' ROOMS , AT 10211 CAPITOL
Ei'UUNlSUEIl MU'jSpaa'
E-MODERN IIOOMS , 2222 HURT.
M037 O2t
ROOMS ENSUITB CHUAP TO 1 GENTLE-
E mcu , llim ! > utillul. U043 27'
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Kates. IHo a vrurd first Insertion. ID a ward there
after. NotUhijr taken for lua-i Ilion 2Je ,
YTYOl'NQ WOMKN'S llOViE UNDER ( JAllKlo
.1 Woiiicu'i. ChrltlUu aa&oclatlon , 1U S. 171U t.
"iT UTHllOOMS , LOW RATEti.'J.'VSi HARNKYi
J ? 021 1)2 *
TTHF. > UOLAN , ' . ' AND 211 N.lbTIIST.
' Lf-HOO113 AVQ BOARD,1727 S. ISTH STREET.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
ContdiuM
"
T7 UTOPIA , 1719,1721 IJAVKNPORT STREET.
404-g4
T7-ROOM9 AND STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
JL board nl 2109 Douirlns direct. MQ37
-ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN
621 South 20th aro. C.08 a7'
F-HANDSOMELY FOHNI3HED ROOM3 WITH
board , modern conveniences ; ratus rpinonablo.
2020 Ilnrney. MitlU 30-
T7-nOARD AND ROOM ! STEAM HEAT. OAS ,
L1 bath : $4.r > 0 and S3.0O per week. 411 North 14th.
M770 28 *
- LAROK ROOMS AT HILLSIDE , 18TII
and UodecnNo day board. MU44 27'
FOR RENT TJNFURNISH'D ROOMS
Raton I'foaword flrnl Insertion , lea wordtherj-
after. Nothlnir taken for lovilhnnSJc.
4 FINK oNFOnNMiED ROOMS FOR
G housekcoplne , $11 , 2U11 SU Mary's nvennc.
MU02 25
- ! ROOMS S. W. CORNER 10TH AND
G-N
Ix > avenworth Bt. r > 70-20 *
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
Kate * . IKc a wordflrst Insertion , Ic a word there
after Nothlnir taken tor lex * than a'to ,
f FOR "K ENTTiu
AfllflFarnain Bt. Thobulldlns has a llrcproot ce
ment baicment. romplcto Bleam hnattnfr tlxturo'i ,
waleron all tha floora.gas , etc. Apply at the oRlaa
ot TIIK Ht.t : . _ P 10
r-STORE , 321 S. 16TH , STEAM HEAT.
i. M7.13 N28
_
T-OFFICES W1T11NELL BLOCK. STEAM HEAT.
1 M7I5 ! N28
_
FOR RENT. LARGE n-STOUY HtOOtN
T
earn , 10th nnd Leavenworlhj thirti' horae.s and
Htorago. J.W. Saulre. 248 Iloe M.U4
AGENTS WANTED.
Rnten.IVc a word first Insertion. IP a wonl tliere-
aftcr. NoUiluit taken for less than 25c.
T-AOENT9 WANTKD , IAIA
u for a iiulck Helllnir patenled novelty. 100 to ISO
per cent prollt : good nollcltora can make front
$100.00 to * 100.00 a month : territory fresh ! write
for particulars. The Ohio Novelty Co. , D 1 , Cincin
nati , O. M487
NO
MAN
or woman need complain of hard times while wo
olTcrnuch liberal Inducements to'iigunts to liandlo
our fast helling unar.mtceU herh rpmedlei. No
money required. Work easy nlid higtlv prolllablo.
Full particular * If yon aak for them. Tha Dr. Starr
Herb Remedy Co."Jl lisat 43rd at , , Chicago , 111.
4S'J
- YOU LAUGH ? SEE
F-DO
"Samautlia at tlio World's Fair. "
Bouanza for acejils. Prospectus ready.
[ Norrls Pub. Co. , DCS Moincs.la.
MS52 27 *
1 AGENTS # -t.OO TO $ . " . .00 A DAY , CITY OR
O country. Call 2707 Hamilton , 7 to H n. in.
MfiB7 D20
AGENTS. WE HAVE SEVERACi DECIDED
" noveltlcH on which you can easily make f 100.00
.1 month. If taken Ifoldof quickly. Onr goods sell
In all localities , no matter how hard the times , as
readily as bread lo thn hunery. Address. "Manu-
faclurers. " Kox 5308. Boston. Mass. MOII3 'J
WANTED TO RENT.
Rates. IKc a word first Insertion. Ic a word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 2.H ! .
UNFHKNISHED ROOMs WTTU
. Stain price. and location. Address X 13 ,
Bee. 009 23
STORAGE.
Kates , lOe aline eacli Insertion , 41. .To a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
M STORAGE , WILLIAMS & . CROSS , 1214 HAR-
ney. 811
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
M clean ; and cheap rates. R. Wells , lilt Famam
S13
I STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES AT WINDSOR
JBlablus. l.'illi and Dq\onport. 407 D I"
WANTED 1O BUY.
Rales , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.CO a line per
mouth. Nothing taken forless than 25c.
T LIST REAL ESTATE W1TII pTo.VEAD
N IGth and Douglas. M'jH'.l
J WANT 80 ACRES LAND WITHIN 100 MILES
t Omaha.AdflroiS'X21 Bet030 2(1 ( *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
Rates. IKc a word flrKf Insertion. Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
-STOVESTop ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW.
O-s
We Us ; Auction Co. , 1111 Farnam St. 810
- ALMOST NEW , CHEAP. 4
Ox ! 30tli at. U1U 20'
FORSAIjE MIBCEIiUANEOUS.
Hates , IHc ii word tlrst Insertion , la a word
thereafter. Nothln ? talcun Fur ItMS than 23C.
"
/y-ONE rfittUNSwVcK UlLLIAUD 'TABIVB AND
Wone pool tablu , nsed 11 nionthn , as iroodas now ,
forsalu cheai ) . Addresi P. O. oox SVJ , West Point ,
Neb. .V.lrt
Q FOR SALE CHEAP , 1 TWO-HEVOLUTION
Campbell ncwBpauer press and 1 doublp cylin
der Taylor , air sprtus- . with two folders : coed con
dition. Address for particulars Loclc Box 8 , South
Omaha. Nub. t 'J72
-FOR SALE , PUG PUPPIES , itflK BUHT
strv-et. M5UO D'-'O'
Q REMOVAL SALE.
1 upright piano. $30.00.
1 : t htrlnsred ue\v scale piano , $125.00. _
13 strhifed new Kcali ) piano , $1113.00.
1 elaborate hand carved walnut case piano ,
$187.r,0.
1 Klml'ull oran , $28.00.
1 Smith American oriran. $23.00.
1 Bay Mate organ. J27.00 ,
Tim trreat World's fair prize getter and compe
tition hitter that out Bold nil other pianos in
Chleaco tills la&tyear. viz. . tlio Wcginan piano ,
wo offer from if.J30OOup. These prices are not for
agents.
Woodbrldgo Ttroa. , Bell.Dopt , Store. fi73 23.
CLAIKVOYAMTS.
Rates , lOcalhioeaclUosertlon * 1.5il a line ixsr
lonlli. Notlilne uikeu for leas lliuu U3c.
Q-M I W. NANNIH 'V , wXuttW. CLAIRVOYANT ,
OrullablabuslncHtmedluni ; Glhyearat lIllN.lUlh.
817
MASSAGE" , BATHS. STO.
Hates lUc a line e.icli luBerllon l.r 0a Una per
lentil. Nothlnctaken for Jess than -3c ,
MAUAMB SMITH , 60aS. ISTH. UNO FLOOR.
J- Room : i. M.iBnagu , vapor , ulculiol. uteam. sulphur *
no and oa oatns. JI511 ' . ' 5 *
-MMK. . CARSON , lliil DOUOLAS , THIRD
L floor , room 7i massage , alcohol , tinluhnr and
tea baths. M3U iiC'
_
I'-MME. LA RUE , MASSAGE , 110 SO. 1BTH.
1 M570D 21
Rales , 10o a line onoh Insertion , f\.M \ a Una per
mouth. Nolliliu takuu for less tliau - ' . " > .
U * 3wSaAGKTKBATMKNTT ELEOl'llO-THElU
mal baths. .S\ > alp and hair treatment , manicure
andc'ilruKKllm.Mra.l'ostillH [ ) . .15tli.Vltlitifll blk
Bib
U-MATRIMONY OR PLEASURE : NEW DEAL.
Send'J-ceut btamp to P , O. Box bill. Hastings ,
Neb. M7UO N'-'B *
U-LABIES , SEND NAME AND ADDRESS TO
VlaviCo. , 1101 N , V. Llto IlliU. , for a UO-pazo
iieallh book. ORIcu conanltuilon freu ; lady In at
tendance. 70U-NUO *
U-A WIDOW. FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED ,
asks Homo 01111 to loan her two thousand dollars
( J..IHHI ) to hulp Uur to keep valuable | iroM > rly.
which othcTKlbo must bo sacrificed. Address X
10 , Omaha lieu. 115'JI-JO *
-IIACHKIXIU 31. AIIOVE REPROACH.
worth twelve thousandwlsheit corruspondenco
with refined and Intelligent lady , with half or
ixinul mcaua , with view .of matrimony. Address
iiiillue. UU'JJU *
WILL. II. 11UBSER , ADOPTED SON OF
James Unbscr , or any emu knowing his wuero-
abouts , pleuso tMtnd address. I tst liennl front was
kfcplne Fair Mount markft.'j'tli and Grant streets ,
Oumlm , There la nioJiey coining to you. Address
J. u , Kaufman , funeral administrator , Onalaska ,
Wls. MUW.0 :
MONEY TO LO&NREAI * iSTATE.
Rates 10 a linn each Insertion , if 1.50 a line par
mouth. Nothing taken for Jio > 4 than 'J3o.
" " '
V\T"-MONKY"TO'JIMAN AT LOWEST RATES.
' i The O. K. Davis Co. 1503 Farnam itiret. 810
W-LOANSON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
cltyiiropcrtv , tl.OJOand ninvartls. 5 to Chi l > ur
ccut ; nodelnji > , Vr.r\irnam Smith & Co.Uf.0 Famam
\\r-ANTHOXYIXJANANUTRUSTCO..318N , V.
1 Life , leudu at low rates for choice Hconrlty on
Kcbrabka and Iowa farm or Onmlui city property.
ti-JJ
\\r-MONEYTO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
< ' Improved and unimproved Omaha real estald ,
1 to 5 ycara , Fidelity trvist Co. , 170'J Faruum.
820
_ _
\V MONEY TO LOAN AT JuImEST RATES.
> Apply toV , II Mtikle. Flrtit National flic bldg.
8--J
MONEY TO LOAN OdATT4SlS.
Ralt-8,10oa lluooach hiBxrilon , I.5i > a line per
mouth. Nothing uken for l a ttiHivJ5c. .
X WILL LOAN MONEY ON AN V KIND OF SB-
curtly ; utriutly couttdeutlaL A. K. Harris , room
1 , Cuntlaunul block. B''U
Howajwnt Mrs. Columbus .
Now Christopher went on discoveries bcntv < 0f >
And captured more honors than ever were irifeknt
For mortal to wear. ' " "
But Mrs. Columbus , I think yes , I know It.
Is pining for notice from rhymster or poetH ,
Let her have her share , i " - '
While Christopher studied a dingy old chart ,
She doubtless did washing a heroine's part ,
And dreamed of the " Fair. '
While Christopher's life was so brightened by hope
Her task would have lightened if Santa Claus Soap
Had only been there.
- * m3
She might have had time to be famous herself ,
If she'd but hadald from this jolly old elf.
Santa
Yes Santa Claus'Soap , the good housekeepers say
Is the choicest of soaps manufactured to-day ,
Claus
Soap.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
COtltllllltri.
jo jjj"Yj , j JAN
Wo will loan you any sum which you wish ,
email or large , at the lowest posnlbln rales. Itutlie
Quickest possible time , and for miy length o ( time
tomiHjou. You can pay It back in such Install *
mentn as you wish , when you wish , and only
pay tor It a ! onc.isyimkeeplL You can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES , WAOONS AND OAURIAOKS.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. SIEKOHANDI3B
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTOAOE LOAN CO. ,
3011 SOUTH 1GTH STREET ,
. first door above the street.
THEOLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
824
" -DO YOU WANT MONEY ?
Wo will loan you ANY SUM von wish on yonr
FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES. WAOONS ,
CAIUUAUKS. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , etc.
We nlve prompt attention to all applications ,
and willf arry your loan as lonsr as you wlsli.
You can reduce the com of currying yonr loan
by n payment at any time. There la no publicity
or removal of property.
FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
Room 4 , Wlthnell block.
Cor. ISth and Harncy ats.
8U.-S
BTTSIN.ES3 OHANOcIS.
Rates. lOc a ll e each Insertion , $ ! . , ' ( ) a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than I'Jc.
Y-FOR SALE. AN INTEREST IN A M ANUFAC-
turln ? plant ( with position In the omen If so dn-
Rlred ) . $1U,000.00 tolSll.OOcasli ( ) ) tvqulrod. No
trades considered. The company has nti estab
lished trade on a ready selling article at a good
profit. Address S OH , Bee. 828
Y FOR SALK. DUOa STOCK : AND FIXTURES ?
Address E. E. Howendoblcr , liertrand , Nob.
332
V HARNESS STOCK. NO OPPOSITION : MUST
i be sold before January 1 : about $ .C > 0.00 cash
required , balance on time. George E. Gill. Ute ,
la. M30B 2.V
FOR SALE. AN ESTABLISHED SHELF AND
heavy hardware business In a tlirlvlnx' town In
Nebraska. Address W 07 , Omaha Hee. M532 23
A'PAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER
an oldestablished business. Will bcopeu Janu
ary 1. Increase of business , making desirable ad
ditional capital which may be active or sllunt on
Riiaranteeti legitimate rutnrns. Correspondcuco
or Interview solicited Win. Fleming & Co. . llth
and Douglas slrcet. Muti2
FOR EXCHANGE.
Rales , lOc a Una each lnsrtloi. $1.30 a line per
month. Nothing takeu for less than 23c.
Z-I OWN 10U FARMS IN. NKIIRVS1C > , . .KANSAS
and Dakota. Will Bell , cheap or exchange for
uidse.hoMB8 and cattle , Add.bov70Fi"a9kfort. Ind
J 830
_ _ _
r/-rOR EXCHANGE.CLEAR IOWA LAND TO
Strode for stock of general merchandise , o books
and stationery. Confidential. C. W. J.ickson ,
Sioux City. la. li.7i : ) US *
r/-CLEAR EASTERN NEB. LAND TO EX-
lcluinge for mdse. P. O. Box 30J , Fremont. Neb.
M4I2 U17
r/-SO ACRES CLEAR LAND TO TRADE FOR
grocery stock. Price. $2,000.00 : 4 miles from
Central City : 40 acres In cultivation , balance Hi
for cultivation. Address lock box 4 ( > 3. Central
City , Neb. M17ti D4 *
rr STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS
e-t want horses and cattle. Box 2'J5 Frankfort , Ind
830
V FURNITURE FOR LAND OR CLEAR CITY
property. Brunswick pool table. 100 opera
chairs , oak with perforated- beats , 18 wal
nut settees , perforated Beats , 3 hardwood
dining room extension f ibles , nearly new. Wil
liams .V Mlttan , room 313 , MuCague bnlldlnc. oppo-
Hlto postofflce. OO7 20
rino TO 1,200 ACRES CLEAR BLACK SOIL
"and cash for mdse. D. J. Wilson , Norfolk. Neb.
MOSS D24 *
Z TO EXCHANGE SEVERAL NICE RES1-
donco properties to exchange for land. buslneHS
iiioperty orcood clear lots. If you want a nlcu
homo I can glvo you a bargain , but want good
Sroperty In exchange. II. O. McGee , Council
luffs M045 1
y FOR SALK OR TRADE FOR GOOD IM-
A/proved farm In north Nebraska , ik.piyinc.iumt
market , awful cheap ; prominent loca
tion , including dwelling oiv ruaroflot ; slaughter
house , 70-ton leu house , feed yards. Iiog shrda
stable , etc : 40-acre pasture may bo rented If de-
Hired. B. H. Hals , llellwood. Neb. M031 23 *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Rates , Idea line each Insertion. $ l.fiU a line 1)3r
LontH. Nothing taken for less tlian 23u.
17ARM TOR SALE.
JL A choice , well Improved 40-acri" Iracl In Sirpy
county.within onn mlle of the town of Lu 1'latte ,
and only llirro miles from new Fort Crook ; two
rallro.nl stations near by : tuxes light In llil-i
county : nearness to Fort Ci-ook , O miln and South
Omalialnuures goo.l and purniancnl markets for
garden truck , fciniill frulls , butter , eggs and poul
try , besides usual farm prodnrts. lean offer this
splendid property at an attractive iirlco for a short
time. Waller G , Clarlc , 1218 Ilaruey st. 370 Dill
AUOAINH. HOUSES. LOT'S , ANDFAKMS.SALB
or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker blk. 8.11
1OR SALE. ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS ,
JL line aero lots on Q fit. , half way between Sey
mour Park and South Omaha. IIo InterestJ. . A.
Dodge. 12UU S. 23th Bt. filS IU
BUYS THE EQUITY IN AO-UOOM HOUSE
$250
with barn. Mortgaged for $2.1100. Tills properly
is worth $0,000. A. it. Cowlo , U. 1 Ben olilg.
3S5 21 *
l OR SALK ON EASY PAYMENTS , A C-ROOM
- 1cottagu , newly palnled. east front , nearcaraud
within walklugdlstaucn of bnsluess. Price 9I.IUU ,
a good Investment. D. F. Hutchlsou , I0d N. Ifltli.
113 L 23
LOST ,
RaU-s. 1H" a wora fir4t msartion , lo a word
therualter. Nothing taken for l n tliiu 233.
r OST , I , A D Y'S GOLD WATCH ANDi "siIORT
JUchaln. Ituwanl for return to Boo uttlce.
uttlce.D83
D83 2J
OST- BUNCH OF KEYS ; NAME PLATE , KN-
graved U. Conrad , attached , 1'lcasu n11 urn to
UPC o nice 01025'
CTRAYED. SATOKDAY , NOTEMDRIi 18TIT ,
Odarlt bay horw between l.noo and 1,1011 vonnda ,
whltu star In forehead , wlilto npat un hind foot.
Reward for Information or return to CJuo. L. Vra-
denbenr , 1U3.I So , 20th stivc-t , Omaha , UOd 23 >
T WILL PAY TO ANYONE RnTtJRNING MY
JL Iron gate , stolen un last UallowtiVn. J. M.
Woolworlh. Mil 18 211
OST BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH AND
Caltfonda and Fortieth and Hamilton , one car-
rlago rob ? . The Under plttasn return U to l&UU
Douglaa HU ami rcctUvu reward. t)2U ) 24'
HORSES WXNIERED.
a , Iflo a line each initertlou. $1.S9 a Una p.-r
inonlli. NuUUnr taken for le h than 23o.
ORSE3 WINTERED I .
mo. : hay and grain twlu a day ; every hur a
box stall ; leuvo orders at JT , WIUirow'H.Tele. lUi )
1122 N 25
_
HORSES WINTERED A SPECIALTY. AVPLY
to Coiton'tt barn , corner ISih 'and Cah sinieis.
U-flS D8'
_
HOUSES \VINTERKU f PER' MONTH , AD-
dress W. U. Mtllard , Onmlia National bank.
[ ORSES WINTEHED,3TUUEN,12JU PARKAVE.
HO11SK3 WINTERED AT WINDSOR STAIILES ,
1SIU und Davuniiort. Will receive bent of cam.
Tarnib reasonable. * M4rtl DU *
O11SK3 WINTERED : * 1 PER'ilONTIf. , AD-
drt-as Hopper Ilros. , Klkhorn , Neb.M507
M507
1YPEWKITER3.
CMITH3.REMINOTONS.OALIGRAPHS , KVEKY
Othluc ; unheard of prices. To I. COB. Uofles it
B bbU13 N.Y Llto bid ; . Seal ( or tutuploa SJ7
UNDERTAKEKS AND EMB AIMERS
Kilps : , lOc n line each Insertion. $1.30 a Ihi3 pur
montli. Nothing taken for lc i tliAn 'Joe.
-1 W. BAKF.R ( FORMKRLY WITH jbYiN O.
viii-uos , deceased : later with M. O , Maul ) , under
taker and embalmer , ( HD S. lUlh su Tnl. ( till ) .
833
K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
. embalmer. 1018 Chicago SU Tel. 1)0. ) MI51
SECURITIES FOR SALE.
ItnlcH , inoalhipcaph Insorlloii. S1.30 a line l > er
nonth. Nothlur Liken for loss than 2uc.
K joAOK3. ANV AMOUJfT. G.
V-/O , Wallace. Drown block. 10th and Douglas.
81'KHCENT MOBTQAOKS FO1C SALK. SKGUIl-
Hy absuhilcly safe , Ames lloal Kslato uoncy ,
1017 Karnain. S3U
FOR RENT HAI/LS.
Rates , lOonltuocnch Inaartloii , Sl.'iU a line per
month. Nothing taken for li-si _ _ tliun 'Jjc' .
AKMORY HALL. 1714 CAPITOL AVKNUK. AND
Mor.mil'saHiMitiibly rooniH. 1510 Hamey MtiT-pt ,
forbillfl , club parties , mi-eUnss , etc. ! rent very
cheap ; halls llrst-claa . Call at 1310 Harnoy.
M1II8 PI
_
JDANOrNG ACADEMY
Kates , lOc a llnep-ioli Insertion. $1.50a line per
month. Nothing taken for le s than ' - ' . " > c.
ItTOIlAND'S DANCING SCHOOrlolO
-I'Aslrect. I esHon-i foradultH , TuisiUy auilThnrrt-
< liy 8 t . in. : chllilron. Tiiosulay 4 p. in. , Saturday
10 a. iu. and ' _ ' :30 p. ni. Terms very reanonablo.
Ml OH D4
SHORTHAND AND TYPBWRITING
Hates , 1 Oca linecncli Insertion , $1.50a Una P3r
month. Nothing taken for IcsiAhan'jc. .
OUNO-LADin's AND C5KNTEMEN CAJf SOON
ROiulran worklnir knowledge of Hliprtlmnd and
tvpcwrltlnsr at A.C. Van Sanl.H school of short
hand , 013 N. Y. Life. Trjx-writHra to rent. 831
PAWNBROKERS.
Rates. lOc a Hue each Insertion. ? ! . . " ( ) a line per
month. Nothing taken for Ics-r thun 'J.V ; .
SONNENOBBGr DIAMOND IIUOKEU. 1303
Donglan tit. LiOaiiR money on ( Uamoiids ,
watchea.ctc. Old cold and silver bonjlit. Tel. 155S
Rntes , lOca line each Insertion , $ l.ii ( > a line per
inonlli. Nothhiff taken foif leyt than -'Je.
TVTEW AND SECXJND HAND SCALEd.AniJ KINDS.
i > AOdreas Burden A , SulleckCU. , Lake st.Clilcayo.
MUSIC , ART AND
Ilaies , lOc a line each Insertion. fl. , \ } n line per
month. Nothlns taken for 1cm than 'Jjc.
F. OELT.KNnECK , BANJO1ST AND TEACHER
GF.In 10 California Bt. 014
DRESSMAKING.
Kates , 1 Oca line each Insprl Ion $ I..V ) a line per
month. Nothing' taken for less than y.'e.
"
IlESSES , $1 ; WKAI'PEUS. f'J 00(5 ( JI. ' 24TI L"
1I7-J3
TIIK KKAr.TY M.VKICKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Novem
ber 24 , IS'JJ :
WAIIRAXTY nKKDS.
Kll/nbotli Mullrndnre anil linshnn'l to
li M 1'uffer , lot 15 , hlock 1 , Kinory's
add to Valley . 1 B53
N O Hrown to Kllen Ilurrls. n - " > foot
lots 19 and 20 , block 3. Union 1'lace. 2,500
I ! K ICriiBorandwifotoWH T ICmircr ,
sSsoO-lQ-l' ! . . ' . . . . 6,000 ,
J 0 BurRnor , special innster , lo A. II
Hunt , s 21 feet lot 2 , block 1 , I'.it-
rlck add . . . 855
II It Iroy. county treasurer , to JIc-
Cacuo Investment comiiany , lot 2 ,
Grlflln& Smith's add . .
Total amount of transfers . $ 0,408
BURKAU. SUES& CO. . SOUClTOHS.noo
X' . O.MAI1A. NEU. Advlco Kit BE.
RRILWRY TIME CRRD
_ , uifroA.i ) . i Al lit 114
Omaha I U. P. Pi-put aiHiM.trgy Sis. Omaha
s.fo : pinl Chicago " " , ' 0.13 am
ILilOsuil ' ' 'V' " i" " .
Leave * I " F. . E. , fc MO ? t4.VLLUY Arrive *
Omaha ! Di-iwt l.lli am ) vttili-tter Sts. ( Omaha
. .Deadwool'1VMM1 ' ! | 4.&Upai
ll.Ouam UJx. Sat.l Vffo. KxpjiUc. Mon.l 4.50 pn
SjiOpm [ .Norfolk Kxprtws. tJS * 8an.-l.iyi , HUTa-ii
B.4Spni' ' . . . . . . . .SI. Pan ! pJrprJjHa. . . . . . . | -'Siu
Leaves CHICAGO i NORTILVVESTN. ( Arrives
Oaialial U. P. dt'inl. Hlty , y..M'iroy SH. 1 Oaiih
lU.4Uam , Cldc.abKxDiMii4. . . . . . . I H.ilipiu
4.U3pm . . . . .VestlbiilnLfiuit'i' . . . . . 11.20i-n :
7.00pm . . . . . . . .Eaxtcni Fb'et I 2.1Sp'ii
. . . .Chic. Pa s ,1235pji
eaves T MISSOURI PACIFIC. | Arrlvoa "
Omaha ! Depot 15th and Webster 81 % . I O u i j
f'-'JO pm , . . . . .StTLoulH KVprvs-J.- . . , , u on mil
10.0(1 ( pm St , Loula ExprcsH 41(1 ( D u
S.10 pm Dally { ex Sum Nebraska Local 0.10 an :
Lenvca C. ST..P , . MiO.
Omalia _ _ M5tiraiidVjbte _ .
"
H.DOam . .Sioux City"Ac 'OrtimoJill0"
Sioux City Expruu ( Ex. S.uu )
5.43pm t. Paul Llinttcd
0.10pm Oakland 1'umunjor 'Kx. Sun.l
Leaie * I SIOUX ClT V .
Unialnl Dtfpql.UI anJMaruy-Sly
" ( IJS3 am . . .Sioux city I'XM ouier. .
_ 4.00pm' ' . . . .81. PoulJExpryKj
SIOUX ClTYTfpACiFlC ; '
Omuua Deiwt. ISUi and W-ib UrSt * Omalia
5.45pm | . . .St. PanI Limited
5.43pni | mUud. . 0.23am
Leavcc I OMAHA sr i jjir Irrlvcas
OmahaU\ ) . Uupot. IQtU and Marcri Ouiabk
"j.4 J pin ] "SU LouU Uoiiuou UM..ll'
DUN'S ' AND BRADSTREET'S '
Tra3o Waiting for a Eovival in the Great In
dustries of the Country.
GRADUAL INCREASE OF BUSINESS NOTED
"VVlnlo the rredlctoil lira of I'nuporltr Itai
Not llnmt Into Sudden I.llc , thtf
Outlook U Hotter tlmn fur .
1'att.
New Youir. Nov. 21. K. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review ot trade aiys : Consumption
Increase * slowlyand nil branchcsot business
nro walling for its growth. The railroad
earnings for the month thus far urn only
3.00 per cent less than those of last year ,
the decrease for the latest week balng oven
smaller in freight earnings. Trade waits
for the revival of industries , nnd the week's
returns respecting industrial progress are
rather conflicting.
There has been n heavy sale of cotton
poods at very satisfactory prices nnd the
market has decidedly strengthened In con-
sequence. Though the production In this
branch Is still somewhat loss than it was a.
year ago , the market for goods at current
pticcs is strong. In woolens thcro is an
Increased domacd , notwithstanding several
mills having orders for l.OLKI pieces or more
have closed , the orders tot being so as
sorted as to glvo them profitable employ
ment. But the sales of wool have been the
largest since September , 1SU3 , amounting at
three chief markets to S,0 i,500 pounds ,
against 4,813,590 pounds for tlm.wcelt last
year , and whllo it Is stated that many pur
chases are of a speculative character ,
thcro is evidence that largo buying by
active mills is prompted by Increased orders.
In Hums anil .Shorn.
In the manufacture of boots and shoos the
demand employs an increased number of
factories , and tha orders are in number
about as usual for the season , though
smaller in quantity. The shipment from
Boston , according to the Shoe and leather
Hoportcr , shows a decrease of 12 per cent
for the wcelt.
A gradual increase in the business is rc-
ported at all centers not wholly confined to
orders for immediate delivery. A MOW com
pact of the steel rail producers , the Penn
sylvania and the Maryland works having
been leased to others in order to keep them
iule , has checked the increase in purchasers
of ore and coal and other materials , nnd
the Pittsburg manufacturers are playing
havoc with eastern markets through the
prices made in that region. '
There is a considerable increasn in the
number of concerns in operation , but there
docs not appear to be much gain in actual
consumption of pig iron , and prices arc as
low as over. Even in thoPittsburg nistricts.
where tlie business seems more active than
elsewhere , the works are not fully employed ,
and the state of manufacture is shown by
thd returns ot Connellsville coke furnaces ,
of which 15.485 are iu operation and 11,000
are idle , the output being only 57,755 tons
weekly.
In the minor metals the sale ot 5.000,000
pounds of copper at 'J } ( cents by the Calumet -
mot & Ilecl.t has been followed by higher
prices , and lead and tin are both firmer.
1'roduco .Markets.
The markets for produce have been irreg
ular. Wheat hns advanced 1 cent , though
the receipts have been 4,300,000 bushels ,
against 5r > 00.000 last year , and the exports
from Atlantic ports only 000.000 bushels ,
against 1,900.000 last year. The corn re
ceipts are remarkably large , amounting to
3,000.000 bushels , against 1,300,000 last year ,
and the price declined I cent.
There has been a slight decline in oil ,
about K ( cent in coffee , and also iu hogs , and
' $1.50 in uork. > ' " '
Cotton is a sixteenth higher , though con
siderably depressed during tno week , with
receipts of 'J42.000 bales , against ' . 1.000 for
the same week last year , and the belief in a
short-crop docs not "outweigh the fact that
stocks abroad and at homo arc 3,242,000
bales , about 40 per cent of a full year's con
sumption.
Failures for the week nuts bored 353 in the
United States , against 180 last year , and
thirty-four in Canada , against twenty-nine
last year. But the list this week includes
some of more than usual importance. For
the preceding week tno liabilities of firms
falling amounted to only 33,524,812 , agaihst
$3,727,407 the week before. The weekly
average is way beyond what it should be in
times of prosperity.
IJItAUSTRECT'S KBVIISIV OF TRADE.
Symptom * of a Kcvlv.il of JIiMlncas Notice
able Everywhere.
New YORK , Nov. 24. Bradstrcet's will
tomorrow say : A feature has been the
stimulus of sales of seasonable staples of
cotton wear at Chicago , Kansas City ,
Omaha , Milwaukee , Minneapolis , Duluth
and St. Paul , at almost all of which centers
winter clothing , flannels , shoes , hats and , in
some instances , hardware have been in
great demand by country merchants. In
quiry in the city trade is smaller. Second
only in importance are improved collections
at Atlanta , Chattanooga , L/ouIsville , Omaha ,
St. Paul nnd Duluth. A tendency to make
terms for purchases of iron and steel for
future deliver.1 , at Piltsburg , Cincinnati ,
Chicago and St. Louis constitutes additional
symptoms of a revival in these Industries ,
the beglnningof which promises to mark the
opening of the new year. There is no ad
vance in prices of commoner grades of
iron ur steel , both selling at the
lowest figures on iccord. The nominal
advance in rails is because leading makers
have renewed their agreement. Pig iron
production is increasing slowly , and the
total output for the year promises to reach
7,450,000 gross tons , a total of 17 per cent
smaller than in JSUi The relative stiff
prices for wool at westcin ctnters place that
staple there above a parity with eastern
ouotations ana checks the movement.
ThoLouislanucanesugarerop will probably
amount to 515,000,000 pounds , 15 per cent
more than last year , while the toiul sugar
crop throughout the rest of thu country Ii
estimated at 44,000.000 pounds for 180J 03
per cent lursrer than last year , but aggregat
ing only one-tenth thosiie of the Kouiai.ina
cuiio sugar crop last year.
Brudstrcet's estimate of domestic wheat
available for export during the remaining
months of the cereal year indicates that
nearly 2,000,000 bushels of wheat are likely
to prove avnllablo for export weekly if
needed , notwithstandingourhavingoxpurtcd
more than 80,000,000 bushels up to the mid-
aloof November.
Exports of wheat ( flour as wheat ) , both
coasts , this week aggregate 2.7C4.000.
bushels , contrasted with 'J.tm.UOO buihcls
Pore Norwepn
oil is the kind used
in the production
of Scott's Emul
sion' Hypophos-
pliitcsof Lime and
Soda are added
for their vital ef
fect upon nerve
and brain. No
mystery surrounds this formula
the only mystery is how quickly
it builds up flesh and brings back
strength to the weak of all ageu.
will check Consumption and is
indispensable in all wasting dis
eases'
P lured hr Scott 4 Down * . N Y All drn
last week nnd 4,032,000 Inlands In the same
weak of ISfll.
Navigation hns about closed at Montreal
ana will soon close nl llufTnlo.
Failures number aV4 in the Unttoil Slate *
In the past week , nprMnst ISO last year and
242 In that week of 18UI.
Montreal reports' that Canadian cattle ox-
poriera h\ro : had nit unprodtiiblo season.
Grain exports at that port this Rci3on nro 10
per cent heavier than lait year. Huslness
is unusually dull ana the holiday tr.ttlo not
promising. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cl.KAUI.NU
Oin.ihi Munrn K .MnrUol Improrcmrnt
Over Ihr I'rrerdlniVcck
NKW YOIIK , Nor. 2-1. The weekly bank
cleanups ns compiled by flradslrect's for
the week ended Novembers. } , sbowiticr llio
pcrcontago of Incrcaso or docrcaso of the
; cities :
fLKAIUSO * .
Dominion of
l.'ot Included in toWls.
\\AI.I , STitKIIT t'Oli A WKEK.
loual Inturents Aculii 1'itriiUhcd
All the Activity for tlio Past AV c-it.
NEW Youic , Kov. Bradstreet's finan
cial review says : 7Jrofcssiocil interests
have continued to fumUh all tlio activity
which the stock raarlcot-exliibits. Europe's
part in current speculation is too limited at
present to have any effect and the public
indifference is shown because of tlio limited
participation of commission houses in the
transactions. . In spite , however , of these
disadvantages , the tone of the market has
undergone a change for the bettor , a section
of the operators having apparently taken to
the bull side , the operations beinjt factllated
by both" the largo outstanding short interest
ana the apparent failuru of tnc bear element
to force out Holding * of long stock. The up-
war.l movement of prices was moat con-
spicious on Tuesday nnd Wednesday last.
Attention centered chiefly in industrial
groups , but under the lead of active bullish
manipulation in supar , and some of the
members of that croup , the railroad share
list exhibited moderate Improvement with a
slight incre.T.4'6" iu activity , the tone of the
tradinp on Friday being strengthened by a
moderate advance in the Vnudcrbllt stocks.
AAXUU.VHMKXC1. .
' Tlio Span of Life1' comes to the Boyd on
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday of rcxt
week , with William Calder's company , di
rect from the California theater , San Fran
cisco , where it has just concluded one of the
most remarkable engagements of recent
.years. The play will ba handsomely staged
here. The "span" scone is , of course , the
crowning one , but excellent in its way is
also the scene outside the lighthouse , where
Blunt , with one arm useless , climus the
lighthouse to ring the fog bell just as a big
steamer looms up through the mist nnd a
boat comes with help from the shore to light
the hitherto nnlighted lamps. Tlio sale of
seats for the entire engagement opens this
morning , _
* Today Mr. Haswln and his company will
give two iKH'formaueos of the cre.it melo
drama , "Tlio Silver ICinp. " at Boyd's thea
ter a imuiiico at 2:39 : this afternoon and
the regular evening performance at 8. Bring
the children to see "The Silver King. " It
will teach them n moral lesson that will last
them as long us they live. " 1'ho Silver
King" closes its engagement at the Boyd to
morrow ( Sunday ) evening ,
From the present outlook Hobort Downing
will duplicate his success of lust season
when lie plavcd onoof tlio largest engage
ments linancially in the ammU of thu new
Boyd. Four of ho strongest plays in Air.
Downing's repertoire will bo given and will
include "Ingomar , " "Tho Oiadiator. " "Vir-
Binius , " and his newest success. "Ilicliard
the Lioii Hearted , " all of which will ho
mounted with new and appropriate scenery
and stnpo effects. The supporting com
pany , which is , without doubt , the strongCHt
accompanying any legitimate star now be
fore the public , is led by that beautiful
woman and charming actress , Eugene Blair.
anil includes that sterling actor , 1-Mmund
Collier , formanv seasons tlio leading1 sup
port to the late John MeCulloujli.
Next week Omaha theater-poors will have
an opportunity to welcome Cosgroro &
Grant's comedians In "The Dazzlcr.1 The
engagement is for ono week commencing
Sunday afternoon , with un extra matinco
Thursday. * _
The demand for IXHCCS for the concert of
the Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs association ,
wliich takes placu at Boyd's theater on the
evening of December ! W , hits been so great
that tho'Ynlo Alumni of tills city , who have
hud tha matter iu charge , have abandoned
their Intention of reserving the boxes for
themselves anil liavo decided to put the
same dp at pjbllc auction itt IU o'clock on the
morning of .Saturday , December ! . ' : ) , at which
time they will bo sold to the person offering
tha higUest premium for ( .liu uholra of boxes
Absolutely no seats will bo set usldo for any-
ona prior lo the opening of the box ofllco for
tha sale of tickets , and n clean sheet will bo
exhibited to the tint parson at the window.
Preparations for the subscription ball to fol
low the concert uro progrpsslng finely , the
committee being now assured that It will bo
a grand success ,
llurrlauu J.ICOIIXM.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday :
Kumound Address.
RlmorT Allen , lAivoland , Cole . 17 !
( Hello Viirmnu , Vluelund , Kan . . . 'i.'i
J Goer u W , I.anir , Dousing , Nch . 'i'A
I MarfcUuuiupy , UmiUia . ' . . , . IS
TIIHCUT DiiUASErt commence with a cough ,
cold , or sura throat. Uiion'.s's BKONCIIUL
Tuocuus'1 give immediate relief , aoi.li OM.T
IN UOXE& I'rico ' > cti.
MURDERER MILTON'S ' CAREER
Followed the Example of Cain Both in
Deed and Weapon.
FILLS A PAUPER'S ' GRAVE UNMOURNED
of it Mix n wimtfl Oreril fjr ( itln I. til
Him to 1'niiiniH n Cnlil ttlooilrd .Mur.
it r I.tv < l In Donjlai County
for Vcur .
For a number of years Minor Milton has
been n charge upon Douslas county nnil has
occupied quarters at the pear farm , but ho
Is there no longer , as ho tins p.tssctl axrny
and his boity has boon hid in n paupct'j
grave. At tlio rlpoold avoof Stycari , Milton -
ton died Thur.iilay nl ht and loJuy thot-o
uro no frloiuls orrclntlvos to ir.ouruso far
as U known.
' 1 ho old man \vasono of the carllctt settlers
tlors In tlio state , and onu who had : i his
tory. In 1S4S ho lof I an eastern hume itnd
unlisted In the United Stains army , going to
Mexico , vhcrc ho stirred his country until
the close of hostilities , receiving two
wounds , which assisted In placing him on
the pension roll of his country. After bu-
itiK dlschargoJ from the service ho drifted
n'tout the country for n few years uml then
c.imo to Nebraska , locating in Washington
county , not far from Fontcnollo. where ho
took up iv honiratcnd. Theru he lived iind
was conslilcred ouo of the most rcapoctablu
citizens , acciumiliitln ? a snull forltino In
lands , horses und cattlo.
In those days l.inds in Nebraska were ni
frcons iilratul could bo had by simply p ty
ing the government fee. Milton secured nil
that ho could carry an 1 cjvtHuJ for uoro ,
one particular tr.icu a portion of a school
section which adjoined hU many acres. This
tract had been squatted upon by Henry
King , and was being \\cll improved. Rich
morning , as Milton arose from his bed , ho
would look out of his honsj unJ swoir that
ho would hiivn the ICin ? f.irrn. oven if ho had
to wade through olood in order to secure it.
Upon several occasions ho sent word to
Henry King and u young brother that In
order to avoid trouble they would h.tvo to
move out. 1'jH'h tlmo the Kings sant b.iclc
word thct they were not of the moving kind ,
and that they proposed to hold the land , as
it was their own uml hud boon improved and
paid for with money which they had hon
estly earned.
Itlonil-Stmnril Tne * ol HUtory.
As lime rolled on the neighbors took sides
and a long and bitter feud followed , which
in thu end audcd several bloody pages to the
early history of Washitisttm county. The
house of the Kings was burucd , their crops
were destroyed ami their caltlo killed.
Being orderly disjioscd citizens , they did not
seek vengeance , but allowed the Uw to take
its course. They swore out a warrant
against Milton , charging him with malicious
destruction of property , and had him bound
over to api > ear at the next , term of fie dis
trict court. This urousod the ire of Milton
and his gang , ail ot whom took a solemn
oath that the Kings would have to die or
leave the country.
On the morning of May 10 , 1876 , Milton
and two Swedes , who had taken up arms
ngainst the Kings , and who were namo.l
Chrlstenscn and .Icnson , respectively , drove
over to Blair , where they tilled up with
liquor. They went from a.iloon to saloon
and uwore they were going to kill the Kings.
Editor In the uay Henry King and his young
brother xvenu to Blair and wore at once in
formed that Milton was upon the warp-tlh
and that he was bent UIKJII killing. They
laughed at this , but Kept shid ; > during the
entire day , starting for homo Just . \fter
darlc. They had gone but : i short dlstnnca
when they discovered that , they wcro being ,
pursued by Milton and his lurty. They
nut the whip to ' their horses and for
several miles it was a r.ico for life ,
rioclng that their horses were failing , they
drove to the house ot a farmer in order to
seek safety. As they jumjwd from the
wagon Milton drove up and , loaning out of
his vehicle he throw th6 lines to oae of the
S\Vedcs and commcurud Bounding Henry
King over the head wfh | a heavy club. The
first blow felled him to the ground and the
next crushed his skull. Nor sitisBcd with
that , he continued his cruel v.ork until tno
man's head was pounded to a Jelly and hfo
was extinct. Then turmni ; his attention to
the young King , Miltou beat him over the
head until hu was insensible , after which ho
jumped into his wagon andlighting his pipe ,
drove homo.
Xnrrovrly K c.i | > cil HeliiR Lynched.
The news of thu murder \vas soon con
voyed to Blair , where thu sheriff organised
a posse uu went out to arrest the mur
derer. Upon reaching his house it was
found that Milton had barricaded the doari
und had climbed into the loft , from wherj
ho delled tha ofilcer. The sheriff tried coax
ing , but it failed to have its cftcct. Not car-
ins to go Into a ( lark loft and cope with a
murderer , the sheiiff tried another plan ,
lie went to a haystack nnd procuring a
bunch of hay. carried it to the house , built a
flnf In the center of tlio kitchen anil directly 4
under where .Millon was Ijicj ? . Thinking f
that he was to be burned to death in his own
house , the man capitulated and came do'.vi ;
from his fortress , surrendering , lie wai
taken back to Blair , where u lynching party
was organized. The sheriff got wind of
wh.it was going on , and taking his pris
oner out of the little wooden jail , brought
him to Omalia , where ho was kept until thu
convening of tlio district court in Washing
ton county. The trial was had in the fall of
IbTO. with JudRO Savage presiding. Too
state was represented byV. . J , Conncll , who
was then discrict attorney , whllo the pris
oner was defended by Charles H. Drown of
this city. The trial consumed a week's limo
and within two hours after being submitted
the jury returned n verdict , finding that
Milton was guilty of murder in tto first de
cree. > At tha end uf tha tuna ho was sen
tenced to bo handed and the date llx.ed for
tlio day following Christmas of that year. A
fuw days litter the cass was appealed to tha
supreme court and in the spring a now trial
was granted and a unaugo u ( venue ordered
to Douglas county.
The second trial , however , wasuoyer held ,
for by an agreement of the attornois Milt
Ion was allowed to plead RUllty to tmn-
slaughter , and by .Tudgo Savage lie was sen
tenced to a ter.n of ten years in the penU
tcntiary , lie served the full tlmo and was
released Iu tua full of 1SS7. After his re
lease ha returned to his home noir Ulnlr ,
there to Und that Ills property had aisap-
loarod and that he was a pauper. Coming
uck to Onnhi : , he iuafcd about silooin : un > l
dives until sent to llio poor farm , uhcro hu
remained until the tlmij of lift death ,
Hood's ars'iparlllu , tlio king of medicines ,
conquers scrofula , catarrh , rlieumatlsm unJ
all oilier blood diseases. Hood's und only
Hood's.
Sou thu great bale of pianos und
organs on jmiio 7.
Cullril ItauU ,
Sormi time ago Ophlu.Vhcolcr was nr ,
rested on a nominal ehar o an t as alia did
not havo'tho .price of her line uho was son-
tcnced to the county Jail. Darlnsr her incar
ceration n well divsioJ cra/.y wonnn was
detained In the woman's department for : \
few days. During this time thi > latter was
robbed. Ophle served her tlmo nnd wait iJIs-
cliui-KCil and slio went to Lintolu. A coupio
of days ago the theft was discovered and
yesterday the county sheHif of till * county
went to Lincoln and placea Uphlo und-T
un-est on thu charKO of larceny from tto :
person. Ho brought the prisoner bade to
Omaha last eveningnnd had her locked up
In the city Jail. Miss Wheeler is charged
with stealing u fur cloak und a brooch.
Du'A'itt's Witch Ihuel Hulvo cures aoras.
loVltt'sVitoli llaiel Salve cures Ulcer * , "
1
ll lui ril on liulli
The preliminary hearing ot Helen TroU'
douvousUy was commenced In poliite court
yesterday. Oivin ? to tw ! jat.innss of lh
hoar all of the testimony could nut bo heard
and thu court adjourned until today , 'J'ti
woman U accused of stcullii ? about ilOQ )
north of clothing from thu late Mrs , Uaniao
clottl , The woman'.i bonds \raiollxctl at
$ lXM ) and us her friends uauiu to her ussUt-
anco she was released on bail lu t ni hk
The bearing will be ronsludeU today.
DeWltt'e Witch Haiol iHTucurc * aUe *