Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 28, 1894, Editorial Sheet, Page 14, Image 14

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    11 THE OMAHA DAILY UEE : SUNDAt , TANlTArlY 28 , ISOI-SFXTISEN PAGES.
. FOIl JTIIESH COLUMN !
will hninkrn until I2:3lp. : ( m. for Inn 'vriilwr
niidMilll b. 30 p. m. for ihemoniliiir mid Sunday
rdlllnn * ) , . . .
Ailvrrtlnpr1. by r"ono nllnir n nnmlicrcil cheek ,
rnn have llctrnnnver * > mlilroMKil to n nnmberii
letter In rare of Tin : llu : . Answers o nddii'M > c.ii
will bo delivered upon presentation of HIP cheek.
* Halefl "I'icVword ' nT-MlTiTHTrlloii. ft .BO n line per
monili , Noililnir takrn fur lets than -C.
v OF ixPHiiiKNCE WANTS
.AKllUiUInn lit bi > okkee | > er ; reference * Klveii
Aililrcis 10 , Ik-e Coiiiicll-HhllTH. CHI ' . ' 8
Halri luenwnnnrHtlnHcrHloii.lP a word there-
ntler. Nothing laUrn for II.'HS llianMi : .
II Sdi.lUllUllH , TEAMS I-lU. > inii r.n ; . IN- , ,
-IJHtalhticnt goods. American Wrlnecr Co. . Jiio'j
Howard si. tl" > '
n A'GENTS , HALAHY ou COMMISSION."THE
J/t-'ii-nlcNt Invention of Ihu age. The Nuw Patent
aiemlcal Ink ErasliKf Pencil , fells on.wlulit. . .
Work * llko magic. Agents ant maklnir JU.i.oo lo
Jl''BOOtK-rweek. For fnrthi-r particular * ) wrllo
thu Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. , X 3U , Ui CromjoJrtlf.
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IT LIVE HUbTLKUS.Al'PLY 17 UltANlTE 11LK
_
I ) WA NTED , TWO YOUNO , HONEST MEN AS
JJmanat'erH In a good paying IHIHIHSH. | with
91:00.110 : cash : H.u-iry from * 75.00 loini.tm ) per
nionlli to.'right party In city. Addrosi III * , flee.
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T > WANTED. THAVEUNG SALF.S.MEN TO
J'handliVaMliliiL'lon Iren prodnelH on Hie wile.
Liberal coirmlxHlon. Olympic Lumber and Shin-
do Co. . Si-atlle. WiiHli. MUtil ' - ' '
SIDE LINK , t'.MIO PEIl TOWN PAID THAV-
cling men lo appoint agents. No samples.
Write H. F. Howlim , 115 Bin avenue , Chicago.
T > A UI'.HI'ONslflLE INSTITUTION ITSINCS A
JJnew plan of InveKlment formonllily Bavlm.'H ,
which li nmiHilaliy prolltablu and absolutely nafe ,
ileHlres a local agency In evurv city. HemiiHlbo
of experience and Btaiidliu. , and capable of organ
izing a llelil force under him : the best talent only
IH reiinlred ami palil for. Hefereiices and ilelalls
of exiMTlencK niiiHt be snbmltleil. Tlio Savings
Huulety , Eitnllablu bnllillng , Denver. Colo.IS
IS 17 128 *
1 > - WE WISHTOP.MI'LOY A FEW GOOD MEN
J'lu make $50.110 tu $1110.01) ) a week M'lllnu' our
liome elcelrle motor ; runs newlnif maclihie .
printing preHsi-H , piiiupi , etc. : everyboily bnyH
tliem : Hteaily emplovmeiit , eany situation and trued
wages. Addii'KH W. P. HarrlHon .t Co. , clerk No.
34 , ColimibiiH. O. llilllS'
T > WANTED. SALESMEN ON THE HOAI ) TO
JJKcll adverllsliig can In and calendars on com
mlBHlon direct frum tint manufacturer. Can make
$50.00 per week. Adv't'ir Specialty Co. . llnlTalo ,
N. Y. 035 ' . ' 8
T ) TWO FIllST-CLASS TRAVELING MEN FOIl
JJinpoili- | l Woolens ! salary or commission. Ad
dress C. V. Mos , V Co. , BO'J New York Life.
070 28'
WANTED. ALL KOUND MAN. ONE WHO
can run Bhaper , slicker or saw. E. M. HulHo
Co. . 1307 Nicholas Htreut. U5'J ' . ' 8 *
T ) WANTED , OFFICE BOY NOT UNDER IB
J.years of ace. Aildrcss In own handwriting ,
ntatlng ago and experience , II51 , Bee. U57 ' . ' 8
"I- WANT CLEHIC FOH GENEP.AL STOKE IN
I "an Iowa town ; miml liavo good reference. Ap
ply or address to"B , " 1114 Harney struct , Omaha.
1)8'i ) !
1WANTEI ) , COMPETENT MEN TO FILL OF-
-llllce posltloiiH. For parlliirlars Bend stamped.
Bi'lf-dlreeled envi.-lnpe. Thu Vanccurier Co. . Ilex
S 111. ) ' '
, Chicago , 1)115 'J8'
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
llnles. 1 kea word llrst insertion. Ic a word thcro-
nflcr. Notnlug taken fur less than 'J5c.
ri-WANTED. IHJlisEKEEPEK IN wTiOWEil'S )
v/famlly. Ilex 373 , Kearney , Neb. M-MlliS *
C-WANTED. UESPECTAI1LE MIDDL1
woman ad lioiiHukcupur In country.
llrst lu lll. : ! llee. 5178' '
ftWANTED. . GIUL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
Vvwork. ll''iia. Il''d street. M570 ' 'a *
fl-WANTED. WOMAN TO DO COOKING IN
V 'niuall boarding hnnsn : nonu bill a linn-class
eook neetl apply ; good wages. ' . ' 10'J Douglas
Btreul. MOO' '
-LADIES DESIUING FIHST-CLASS HHLP
Hhonld apply at thu Scaudlnavlau Young Ladles
liume , 3301 Cumlng Btreut. Just now opened. '
MUK ) 28 *
C I- WANTED , GIRL , I'JH ! K.'JOTII.
020 1
fl UADIKS HECEIVE * 3.lll ) DAILY WHO WILL
V-ilo writing forme at their homea. lluply with
stamp. Elliel A , SpraKiie , South Bend , Ind.
030 28 *
C-LADIES WANTED TO WRITE AT HOME ;
$15.110 weekly ; no canvassing. Reply with
Blamp. Miss Fannie Fclknor , South Bund , Ind ,
03S ' . ' 8'
/1-LADIES WHO WILL Da WRITING' FOR ME
V/nt their homes will mnlcu good wages. Reply
with self-addressed , stamped envelope. Miss
Jllldicd Miller , South Bend , Ind. 037 US'
C HOUSEWIVES DESIUOUSOFEARNING$5.00
for a few hours work at homo address with
Hlamp C , M. I. , South Bund , lad. ( Ill M'
C-AN INDUSTRIOUS LADY OF IIUSINESS Ex
perience wanted ; must linvii a good education
mid good references. Opportunity for advance
ment. Apply W. T. Marshall , room m , Crelghtnn
block , Tuesday , after 0:30. U70 i8' !
aWANTED-LADIES ANDGENTLEMEN , WE
vlll pay you $5.00 to $10.00 per week to do
Rtrlctly homo work for us ; no canvassing and
prompt payment. Send self-addressed envelope.
Liberty Supply Company. Boston , Mass. MIJ44 *
p-$7n.OO PER MONTH SALARY : LADY TO
V teach ouroysluin In uvery town ; addreBS with
Btamp. Family Dress Giddo company , IndHiiapo-
lls , Ind. 010 2S'
p-WANTED , A GOOD SOLICITOR FOR TEAS
v aml coffees : good commission paid. Charles-R.
Bauseriiian- and Hamilton. MUUO till *
C- WANTED , APPRENTIOKSTO LEARN MIL-
llnery. Apply millinery department , Hoyden
Bros. lS7 ! g.
Jj'OH , KEWT HOUSES.
RateH , lOcallnoeach Inscrllou , $1,50 a line per
nionlli. Nothing taken for less than iiSe.
D-HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE STY ,
Thu O. F. Davis company , 1C03 Farnam. U07
D-n-HOOM COTTAGE. MODKUN. CHOICE IN
Stanford clrolu. c. S. Klgutter , uul Boo uldir.COS
COS
D I-HOUSES , F. K. DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
liOD
D-8-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. FURNISHED oil
nnfnnilshed. Apply Ilia S. 10th. Oil
rv-NEW MODEHN 8-IIOOM HOUSE.31 & MASON
± L -J47
"n-T\VO GOOD SEVEN.-HOOM HOUSES AND
5i r.1,1 , ? "i' ° rrm ! ; ! houne. near biiHlneau center , al
n.llO. KilMHI and $ ' 'B.O ( ) . J. D. Zlillo , Brown
clock , llllli ami Douglas streets. M4PJ
D-TO A SMALL. FIKST-CLASS FAMILY. A
very di-Hlrablu nlno room , modtrii hoimn , 310
> o. l0th ! Blreet , reasonable rental , Hoggs , t Hill ,
. 677 J L'S
iS-HKST 5 AND H-UOOM HOUSES IN CITY.
JJliuinlroai ' 'flO-j IllonUo Btruct. MUiS ft ! *
JJ-MODEUN 0 H. II. , 1003 N. ' . ' 5 ST. , with HtabTo.
COTTAQR. COMPLKTHLY PUR-
. . , . , ' boulh 10Ul"tinr Jiicltson. Imiulro al
J S. ItHll. > > yf )
"ly COUNKIl FLAT AT H1T1I AND JONES ; 7
aJrooiuHi rniipu 'mil all other coiivuiileiiuuo ; no
teller Hal In Iho city : * 35.00. Ovonru CiuuHcr
ruum . ' , 1'atterBon block. lli'3 Farnam. M-IUQ '
FUUNISHKD HOUSK , 8 UOOMS , 2001 ! CALL
furnla. MIS7 lj
AOENOY.noT IIUOWN IILOCK.
Y ) F01l KENT , C-UOOM HOUSE. 18117 1ZAHD
J-'t
.
- tJtreut. M016 y
D-KOIl KENT , SIX-UOOM 11KSIDKNOE. 1813
Capitol Ave. Henry W. YalcH. M48U 31
ly-DICSlUAllLK HOUSKS IN ALL PAHTS OP
J-'clty , cheap , J. H. I'iirrollo , DoufWH block.
MBOl ! f.'O
D , - 3-llOOM COTTAHK , 1718 WEIISTEH
Blreet. Prlco 410.110.
\-FOH HENT , B-HOOM HOUSE : INQUIRE 1013
/Potx-aBHt 67031 *
D7vOR.H1"N1- ? ; - ° 0 > HOUSE. 107 SOUTH
X/UHIIi htreuti * S.OOt Hiiiall ciiloreil family pru-
Jernil. Ulnewnli , Darker mock. il'-j iw
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DKOU HENT.HOOM | | COTTAGE , SOS SOUTH
a > * ' MU77 3-
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T--TWO NICK HOUSES KOII IIENT NEAU
J-'IIuu8coiii park. Imiulru of Hlcltu , 305 N. Y.
' 1174 i. '
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KENT. 7-ltOOM MOHBUN COTTAC3K ,
frum. t'J'.OO. Kldellly Tniut Company
17QJ t'nriiain Hln t. MU7'i 7
HVIKUT CLASS , MbDEllNTEN.IlOOM HOUSE.
'opiioHlto 'llcdtck'H grove. North lUlli Blri-et ,
Kent rtilnced to milt Ihu llmcH , A bargain. J. O ,
McKi'll , 70B N. Y Life. UUtl ' . '
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D7-HCOM KLAT ONLY H''O.OO AT 1405 JACK-
toiiMreul J. N. Krenier , opu p. o , OOS 18" !
D-7 ROOM , COTTAOH. MODEUN I.MPUOVE-
nicnlu , 301i ! Leavunworth. MU31 30 >
DB-HOOM IHUIsiJ ! TsT KioOltt CITY
wqler. 13'3 N. HJUi Blrcel. MU30 30'
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D WANTED AT ONCK. V'O tJENl'S' FUHNISH-
I MLiroulH BiileDiiU'ii 10 neil full llnu of new pal-
( tiled liiioiwiiderB.'i-nlier u Mite lluu or u line of
Itself . extra IHTI , oommlHHlon paid lo Inlroducu
lameanil largo ruturnn nomtrrd. Addrcnu fur par-
Ivulam , J , O , AlimiK , NorUj Uurvcy , HI.
FOR RENT HOU3EB.
Ho'SB .
f.Ml.llll. ll''lcn to ( rood patty , fi'S.OO. U. N.
Wlthncll , nullilvTH and Tradern Kx. , N. Y Llfe.
DTijTHQtlALiri ) , STilAM HKAT. ALL MOD-
em , 7- room hrlck hoiine , eetitrally located :
paveil BtreelB , elccllc llitlit. Tlr.anl , ' . " . ' 1 North
.Mill. MOMS MO *
JOB KENT FUHNISHED KOOM8.
Hali > . lUo n wonl Ilitd liiKeruon.li' a wonl lliero-
aller. Nolhlng taken for IvM tlian'J3e.
_ _ _
TT-ToTt ItnNtr'DKHIUATlLK PtJitNISIIKD
JirooniH. Imnilru 1010 I'ailge. M'JUU
_
E NlFlUOOMS : STKAM HEAT ! 17'3 DAVKN-
port , JIl"
IDOLAN" nousK"'n Nmir THST. !
1 'new manairemeni ; pk-aHanl roomfti irood lame ;
n-nMiinnblii ratos. _ MiltlU flfi *
n-FUKNISHHD HOOM , 2017 HAHNKY ST.
1 ? TtritNISHED UOOMS FOIl HOUSKKEEPINH
vfor man and wlfe.Henl taken In bunnli , : ID N l th
| ? -KtllNISHKD IIOOMS , MODKHN CONVKNI-
IVneei. ( I''INortliimii Mllilil 3
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n N MODKUN HOUSK , ONK
. . laori * front room , uiifurnlHhed. or.iwo
wide rooms furnlslied , with board. Oil I Norlli
i3rd. ! 07S ' . ' 81
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17 NICMLY KUIINISHKD UOOMS KOK LK3I IT
1 Jiiii-i'kcilin. | ( ! | rorKenlleman and wlfn In private
famllv ; modern brick lionne on 3 car linen , -joo.i
Hurt Hired. MUII7 3 *
-HANDSOMELY I-'UUNISHED HOOMS , ALL
i modern , wltli Kood boanl. 'JO-'O Harney.
Hoer sAi
IlalcH U c a wonl llrHt limortlnti , le a wonl
thereafter. N'othln ; , ' taken fur ICHH than J5c ,
l/ouwosmN ioMtuNDdAUiop
1 Women's ClirlMtlau aHHoclatlon , 111 S. 17th HI.
I/-HOOMS & 1IOA11D , HILLSIDE , 18 . * c DODOE.
1 M1B'fll'
_
ILAHfJE UOOM WITH STUICTLY FIHST-
I. elasx hoard. JJlUt ) DoiiKlaa Htrcet -IDS
l.S UOOMS ANDloAUU. ffiiort DOIIG-
i1 las _ lifil ) ill * _
] ? DKSIUAIILK HOOMS , WITH OH WITHOUT
1 board , at 'S''iiFnrnaiii. U''l Ml'
1 - NICELY FUHNISHED UOPMS WITH 1IOAKD ,
1III3N. until St. IIH8 : i ( )
I. ' ALCOVE KOOM. SECOND FLOOK. WITH
L1 hoaALCOVE north Nineteenth St. tltW 3D *
FOB RENT UNFUBNISH'D ROOMS
ItatcH. 15 ca woiil llrst Insertion. Ic a word Ihero
a fler. Nolldng takeii for less than iiCc.
_
1(117 ( DoilRU Htrcet M IBS 30 *
-3 NICE UNFU11N1SHED KOOMS , CHEAPJ
7'-0 N. g''d Btreet. 070 'JH *
_
FORREKT STORES AND OFFICES.
Hales , 15 "e a wonl nrat niHcrtion , Icawonl
Iherafter. NotliliiK- taken for leas than 'J3u.
T-KoS UEN PTTn S iTYlTu
Join Farnam HI. ThelmlldiiKT liana fireproof ce
ment banemeiit , complete Bteam lieatlnt ; tlxturcH.
water on all the lioorw , ifa * , etc. Apply at iho of-
tlcc of Thu llee. 1)10 )
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I -OFFICES FOR KENT IN THK SCHLITZ
J bnlhliiK , ' . Itilli and Harney. Special InilncementH
held out to permanent tenant * ) , Apply tn.Iobst
Ih-OH. , rooms 50 and 51. Sclilllz bullillniM585
f -STOUE FOR KENT ON KITH NEAU DAVEN-
Iport. II. J. Keiulall. 607 llrown blk. 0031
AGENTS WANTED.
Hates , Idea llnoeach liiBortlon , $1.5a ( llnu per
montli . Nothlntr taken for leas than ' . ' 5c.
T-WK WANT TllAVKLINO SALESMEN TO
O sell our Hiiperlor bramlH of lubricatlm ; ulli and
( rreahen : IH a specialty or side lluu. Allen Oil and
( ire.-inu Co. , Cluvelanil. O. M543 ISO'
-SOLICITOUS , CITY AND COUNTRY , FOR AN
i' advertising Hiiap. Call before noon or ad-
drcBBlliUIco bullillng. M35U flu *
1 WANTED , EXPSUIKNGKD MEN TO SELL
v our lubrlcatlnpr oilH hi ttatoof NutraHka. Sal
ary or commission. Liberal commlfMlonH palil lo
good men. Equitable Iletlnlns Co. , Cleveland. O.
M5U78 *
TWANTED. . 11ELIAHLE SALESMF.N FOIl COM-
' plcln line lubricating olH , boiler compound and
HpccIaltieH , to clevoto entlro tlmoor Hell as side
linen. Aildrcas Stoddard Oil and Compound Co. ,
Cleveland , O. MBOO L'b *
T-WK WANT AN ENERGETIC MAN. WOMAN.
O boy orirlrl in every city and town In thu United
Slatc to distribute circulars and nampluH of our
perfumed : $1 50 to $ i.5 ! < ) per day anil expenses
Buaranteed. Address with stamp , J. Lahmer &
Co. , Chicago , HI. ,
T-AOENTS , MALK AND FEMALE. WANTED
uverywhere ; llKlitnlnt , ' Heller : abBolutely new :
no talltlnir ; prolltH immensu and HIICCCH n cer
tainty. The Abtolt Mfg. Co. , Springfield , O. ,
Box K. 030 'J8'
T AGENTS IN EVERY COMMUNITY ;
l ablu employment. Wheeler Ii Scaver , 311 Kar-
bacli Block , Omalia. USD aa *
f-W'ANTED. AGENTS IN EVERY CITY. BEST
' Belling article on the market. III ? protlts.
Private terniH and Hamplen free. Send 0 etH. for
poHtago. Swank Mfg. Co , , Fremont , o19 ' - -8 *
T AGENTS TO SELL PUTNEY'S PETIT
' ledger. Not llko any In the market. Perfect-
book. Bleel back. Every leaf removable. 70 to
100 percent. Circulars furnlHhed. J. C. McPherBOn ,
Lyons , N. Y. U01 liS"
T LADY AGENTS CAN EARN BIG WAGES.
tl SampleH and terniH. IBc. "Kcmoves wrinkles. "
"No limnbuir. " DIamonil Toilet Company , room
11 , IIBIIH OHvu Btreel , St. Louis , Mo. 1)811 ) as *
WANTED TO RENT.
KatcBl ! < eaword first inisrtlon , loa
er. Notldng talcen for loss than''ic.
-
tlon for Jlral-clans boanUnrrlionsu , llcferences
No. 1. State price. Address B 63 , Itcc. 1180 l8 ! *
A GEUMAN 30 YEARS OLD WANTS A
good furnished room for Urn purpoRu to learn
English. Letters aiUlroaa to F. U. , cam of Paul
Schnett , UO' ' IMlh , Ml51 ! 30 *
STORAGE.
HatcH , IHe a word llrst lusartlon , lo a word
thereafter. Nothlns : taken for less than 'J3c.
-STO11AGE , WILLIAMS A , CHOSS , 1214 HAIl-
ney. U14
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-STOHAGE FOR. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
.clean and cheap rate. U , Wulls , 1111 Farnam
U15
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WANTED TO BUY.
Hales. IKo a wonl first Insertion , loa word there
after. Nothing taken for ICHH than 'J5c.
TO Btv\lTO ISO
farm within ten miles of Omaha. ArldrcHs J.
A. Harris , 4'J3 Bco building. 071 US"
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
Hati'H , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.30 a Una per
month. Nuth Ing takun for loss than 'J3o.
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O FOR SALI"FUilNITuKE NEAULY
contents of uottagu 717 N , ' . ' 3rd Bt. Call and ux-
nnlni- . 5ii : : 28
0-FOH SALE. CHEAP , THE FUIINITUHE l-'OK
B rooms complete of a 7-rqo m houau ; noimo fo r
rent , at 81' . ' South ii''d Blroot. MSU'J ' L"J
FOR SALE HORSES.
Hates , IKo a word flint Insertion , lea word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than * . ' 5c ,
p-FoTtSALE , SOHHKL CAUHIAOE TKAM.\V.
JII. . McCordc.iruMcCord-Hrady Co. ' 1108 28
FOBBALIS MISCELLANEOUS.
Hates , mo a wonl first liiBortlon , lo a word
llicrcaftcr. Nolhlnirlakcn for Icxs than ' 'Be ,
QrFOU SALE. NEW UPHIOHT PIANO , OAK
frames will taku ( rood horsu la iradu. ( i. V.
Ktser , South Omalia. i-'i | |
Q-FOU SALE , NATIONAL CASH HEOISTKU ,
piano , hora- ) and buggy and bar natures cheap.
411 Karbach block. 114JB *
- FOIl SALE-POWEIIFUL FUKNCH FIELD-
"Vi11 < coHt * IO.OO | fur S10.00. AddreHH P. O.
Box 30' ' . Cincinnati , O , U43 Iri *
irniiniNAiiDs. 4 GUAND , c'
niarkMl dog iiupH. Hired by Imp , Qlum , IX GOI.-O
H. ( J. W. HunUn , Elm Crt-ek. Nob. 01) ) 1 Ub"
U.IUOELLANEOUS.
nntuB. 1K a wont llrst Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for k-sn Ilian ' 'S ,
| > -FOH LEASH ABOUT 100 AOIIES. SUITAHLB
IXfor dairy , panlcu or farm , norlhwosl of Flomnco
laku. Hoggs & Hill , B7d J J8
H-HOO DISEASES PHKVKNTIVE. I HEKEBY
certify Unit Henry Coombs , llth and Cumluir
St. , Omaha , operated on my hogs lust August and
sliico the openillou my ho s have donu wull. I
bulluvu It lubuuKomlpi-ovc-iitlvoruraUdlueaHrij.
I ulHu bolluvo It won d pay any man to try It , as
tin ) cobt U BO sii-.all. William Olllcuplc , M181 fS
-ASBESTOS PIPE COVEHING KOK STEAM
pltHia and protection against frosi. Send for
prices. C. II. Flowers , I'iiU SI. Mary's nveimu.
MBU7 31 *
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RHOMANO BROS. ITALIAN OKCHE3THA.
MiiBlc furnlBhed for all occaHtuna. Omaha ,
t.'eU lli'JO Jcoiibun St , (1B3 ( VH
U-IT WILL COVl1 YOU NOTHINO TO LKAHN
of guaranlecd cnie of btuud ixduoii lu 30 ilaya
jy uildrv Mtlox A. U. Jouco , 8i Adaoi * atrcvt , Clil *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Hales , lilc a line each Insertion , 91.FM n Unt p > ir
nionlli. Nolhlnii' taken for less thanM !
c - nis."W.1f.'wTiihi rr\mvo
Ollablubuslnenamedlumi 7th year nt 111) ) N. Iiltli.
Ii In
MASSAOB , BA.THS.
Hal p , lUcn word first liiHortlon. Jl.f.d a line per
tnuntli. Nothing taken for II'MH Ilian ' 'fie.
'H-MADAMH SMITH , fiO'JS. 1STI1. 2ND PfXlOIl ,
iUoom II. Mannavo , vupur , alcohol.
Inoniul HUI : oatiiH. Mil.'H ; i'
TMME. . 1WOWN , ini-i rAI'ITOh AVK. UOOM
1I. . t 'con < l Hour. MnHHngu treatment. Alcoliul ,
milnlinrmulHca b.itliM. MDOI 1 *
- MAS3AGK.JIAUAMK III3UNAUU. ' . " 'II N.
KITH.
PKItSONAL
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ItalcM , 1v'a ! won ! llrxt liiHcrllon. Ic a won )
llii-ri'.ifiur. Nolliliii. inUrn forlcHH than -'no ,
U-MASHAOK THIIATMKNT. KI.KCTUO-THKIl-
inal ballm. Scalp anil Imlr Irc'atmcnt. inanlcnro
andohlropoUlst.Mrn.l'ost.lUnJiS.iritli.WItlmi'II . bile.
U-SWAI.U\V TAH. SUITS T.OANKH OUT AT
low pricL'H. Call on K. Suifarinan.ll 11 Donirlan.
fiTM - '
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-J'KUSON'AL. THIS IS ( JOOO KOIl TKN
days' fn-o liTalincnt If preMuntiMl nl onioiof
TinDliiMtmior Ui-inuily Uii.rooni8 ' 'IIO-'IU DoiiKliiH
liloclc. Omaha. Illood pol nn any HiajfiUnptinil
Hot HprlliKH I'nHOH uxpvulally iluslrwl Cimi pnrir
anti'iil Jill to IHI ilaj-H. MijSl J'-"J
UILt.USTUATKI ) MAHUIAHt :
ooiitaliilnir iiliolo rnirr.ivliiKH of persons itenlr-
Inir corn'RiiundvntH , inallfil fruu. Ilro'.vn IMib. Co. ,
Tulcilu.O. MUM !
-A. MACDONALD. CITY OAHIIAOE CONtractor -
u tractor , oltlco rs 0 ft 7 Barker blk , 15 & Farnam.
lit * 1 id
- YOU WANT TO GET MAHUIED SEND
U-1F 1 cent stamps fur matrimonialpaper. . Ad-
il.leH Iox ! 700. Falrbury. 111. M103 F8'
- LOANlfl ) ON ALL KINDS OF
U-MONEY
Roods at lowest rates al BOS N. 1(1 ( Hi. _ _
-VIAVI. HOME TIIEATMKNT FOIl LADIK9.
U Healtli book and consultation freo. AililreHHor
call , Vlavl Co.Htillo3IO , Huellliltf. Ixuly attendant.
MfiOt pjr , *
LADIES ! "EMMA" IIUST DEveloper -
veloper will enlarwe your bust n Inches , ( luar-
anteeil. Sealed hmtriictlons S.V. orMpace IliUH-
trnliil eatalojjne , lie , by mall. Emma Toilet Ilnzar ,
llostou , M.-IHH.
- . IF YOU WANT A HUSIIAND Oil
wife , rich or poor. Bend lllcts , for matrimonial
paper. Sent Healed III plain wrntipor. Mr. and
MI-H. Drake. Central Hank bnllillni.Chicago.
- , FOIl MEN ONLY , OIIKATEST HK-
U-SANTAO developer known. Strem'tlieiiH , In-
vliforatcB. 1'rlco a-.MIO. Guaranteed. Henil Blamp
for eoiilldenlliil clicnlar. Ur. H. T. Miller , -1
Qnlncy street , Chicago.
LADIES. TONTE IS THE ONLY .SUCOESS-
U fnl bust developer known. Never falls ; if..lll ) :
full conllilenilal partli-tilarH ( Hsaleil ) for'JcBtamp.
Mrs. Dr. II. T. Miller , ' _ ' ! Qnliicy Hlrect.Clilcairo.
U-ASTKOLOOV. SEND DATE OF I1IUTH.
BOX , Hie and Htamp for proBH'utB coiiilmr year
with eliaracter. JI. Jcannette , box : HU , Lynn ,
MaBB.
-WANTED , THE NAME AND ADDHESS OF
every IMTBOII wllliln lull mllcB of Onialia tliat IH
thinking of riding , bnylmr urduallng In bicycles In
18111. I can Klve yon Information that will Interest
yon. M. O. Daxon , 401 ! N. Itlth , Omaha.
T r ASTUOLOOY--SENDTIMEOF IIIUTH , 8RX.
O Idu and Btamp for proBpectH comliig year , with
eliaracter. IM of. Henry. Lynn. Mass. 1)31) ) US'
II. MUST LEAVE FUIDAY. SEND II N'S
1 : ; ) ( ) , or C. O. D. to Denver following Monday
sureA. . liilt ' . ' .H *
U-DO YOU WISH INTERESTING COIIHE-
BponilentB for ninrrlagu or paBtlnie ? I'arliuu-
lam ( roe. Establlsbed isy" . Address C. M. Agency ,
Monadnock blk. , I'hli-ngo. ( I4n ' . ' 8 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Hates , l'ic ' a wonl 11-st iiiHerllon , lea word
tliereartcr , Nothing taken for less than -'uc.
Kates , I'/ije a wonl llrst Insertion. Ic a wor.l
thereafter. Nothing taken for less tliin 25e.
\\r-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST'UATESI
Thu O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam Bt. UL'O
\V LOANS ON INPIIOVKD AND UNIMPROVED
city property. & 3.0DO and upwards , 5 lo OW per
ceutiiodulayH.W.FarnamSmlthA.Co.,13'JOFarnam. ;
O''l
\\T ANTHONY LOAN ANDTHUST CO. . 318 N.Y
' Life , li.-mls at low rales for eliulco seunrlty on
Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omalia city property.
\V-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWF.ST KATES ON
' ' Improved and unimproved O.naha real estate ,
1 to 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170:2 Farnam
Tir-MORTGAGE LOANS , A. MOORE , BO I K. Y.
V Life. M175 f8 *
\\r-i LOANS ON IMPROVED HEAL' ESTATE.
riGr
Garvln B.-os. , L'10 N. Y. Life. M'34 fl 1
\\r-MONEYTO LOAN ON FAKMS IN DOUGLAS
i county and Omaha city property. Ko delay.
Fldollty Trust Company , 17D' ' Farnam Bt. MU03
V\r MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
' and Nebraska fnrnin nt from U to 7 percent.
W. U Mcikle. First Nat'l bank bUtg. M-I30
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTEJL3.
Hates , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.fill u line i > er
month. Nothing taken for less than -Tie.
EYTO LOAN-
W will loan you any Hum which you wish ,
Hinallorlorgo. at the lowest possible rates , in thu
quickest possible time , and for any length of tlnio
to suit you. You can pay U back In such Install
ments as you wlHli , when .you wish , and only pay
for It an Ions as you keep It , Y u can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FUHN1TUHE AND PIANOS ,
HOUSES. WAGONS AND CA11HIAOE3.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE ,
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
Without publicity or removal of properly.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
MOU SOUTH 10TII STREET.
First floor nbovo the Htrcct.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
OMAHA.ll'J
ll'J , "
V-WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF
-Asecurity : strictly contUlunllal. A. K. Harris ,
ruum 1 , Continental block , lli'7
-MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES , WAGONS ,
pianos and fiimlturn of all klmls. Bunlnc'is
conllilciitlal. J , II. Haddockroom-1'7 Hamgublock.
D'J7
V.\X-T1IB PLACE TO BORROW
MONEY , ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,
MONEY , ON HORSES AND MULES.
MONEY , ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
MONEY , ON PIANOS AND ORGANS ,
MONEY , ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS.
MONEY , ON MERCHANDISE ,
MONEY , ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES ,
MONEY , ON gooils that remain with you.
MONEY , IF YOU WANT NO PHIILICITY ,
MONEY , IN large or small amoniilH.
MONEY. AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES ,
MONEY , IN O.UICKEST POSSIBLE TIME ,
MOMEY , THAT you may pay back at any llmo
and
In any amount Is al ROOM 4. WITHNELL block ,
Cor. Ifith and Harney Std.
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
liiill
V-MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE , PIANOS
-iVall artlyles of value. Fred Terry,430Ramgu blk.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
RatcH , lOun line each insertion , $1.50 a line pur
montli. Nothing taken for less than -5c ,
,
1 Neb , ; stock will Involco about * : , l)0.lll ) ( ; only
shop In town. AildreBd E. I ) . Payne , Allliineo , Neb
Mllllll . '
-FOR SALE , STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS ,
patent door elieok. Address with Btamp ,
Lock box SI , Council muffs , la. 'JUl-f-'J
-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ANY PERSON
who understands creamery ImslneHH , This
riropeny Is situated at Ord. Valley , eonutv , Neb. ,
Is In excellent condition and In thu mlilBt of a llrsl-
chihs farming commimlty. Dairy iiroduco can bo
contracted around n radius of 'J.'i miles. Machliuiry
already hi place , building In good repair. Orig
inally titled up by Davis A Rankhi , Chlcairo. III.
Cold Btorago In connection. This property will bu
cold for rioon , ( Ihudollurof IlrhtcoHli H will bear
liernonal limpectton , and terms will bu made satis
factory. Address J. W , Perry , Ord , Neb.
M518 30
_
V--DRUO STORE , CENTRALLY LOCATED. ON
X easy terms. Ilex 51H , City. M.VI8
_
FUTE IIILLIARD HALL OUTFIT. II TAIILES
wltli halls and cues ; dirt chuap If Bold ut
once. Aildrcsa 1 * . O. Ilex 3U' ' , Horton , Kan.
MOU-J ' . ' 8'
_
V WANTED , A GOOD , ACTIVE AND RELIAIILK
1 partner In a wed ) established law business In a
llvn NebiMKka town. Stuli ) ago and experience ,
with references. Address II 47 , Omaha Hen.
MU14 'J8
_
Y- FOR SA LE. CONTROLLING INTEREST IN
well cBiabllnhed biiHlncus. Part ciihh , balance
) u time. If Hi-cured. Address Georgu DeA'anglm
Lincoln. Neb. MUlSill )
_
Y- FOR SALE , HAItDWARE STOCK IN LIN-
roln. Ne'u. , A well assorted utock of Bhelf ,
lullderH and Iieuvy hardwaru , IluslneHs estab-
iHlivd , n > io location , low ivnt , Satisfactory ransom !
given for wantlni. lo sell. Slock anil llxtured
i lion t S-T.Odll. Will take part i-asli , balance on
Imowlili nee < l Bccurliy , IhlH IB a raru oppor-
nnity to get a good paying bimliicKH. Addivsa
Hardware , cam Lincoln hotel , Lincoln , Nij ) .
* sOilti8
RIGHT PARTY , WITH FIOMHKVKN (
to ten thousand dollars , can buy an Intercut hi
in t-Btablltdifd inniiulaclurliig concern Bliowlr.it
argo prolttH and Hcrliro good iiOHltlou ; ID thn best
nunnfuctnrlng line In the \vewt and capable of
treat iluyc-loimH-iiu Address H 61) . llee. M'lail'U '
V MEAT MARKET FOR SALE ! CENTRALLY
I locuit-di doing good caHh and family tradoi
tilted up flirt c-labs. Including B.IUHUUU factory ,
n-nderlnir outllt. two homes , wniroiiti , etc i good
reasons for bulling ! well worth Invintlgnilntf ,
Adarcsii O. , Ucu oniec , Council UluBe. ilOs3 3
FOR EXOHINGS.
Itnlrn , 1 Don line irh Innerllou. * 1.5il a Hue per
month. Nothing ttk n for le than ' . ' "c.
-EXCHANGES. .
r/-STOCK OF MILUNHRY AND NOTIONS ;
/i waul horses and Mine. Box 20.1 , Frankforl , Ind.
/--I OWN mil FAKJ1S IN NEIIHASKA. KANSAS
/Jand Dakolit.- Will junll eheap or excli ingo for
iudse.horses nud calllij. Add.box 7tlFrinkfort.lnd
y TO r.xriiANrit-r , " TWENTY-ROOM BRICK
/Jsteam heated lumty for land or 8t.-atn hwlmr.
Addle * . * lloxlKI , DuflMpT Tflwt. l'3i ' ! FiJ
7WILL EXCHANGE MY HOUSE. PltATT AMI )
/-1'Jlitl tmoderii ImpruYemenlH ) , for Chleago prop-
erty. Improved or unimproved. W. M.Velcli , 1101
I'lUton block. MIIH ; till
r7,800 STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOKS. ALL
/JiutW goodH. In a good Iowa town. ID exchange
for improved farm , Frank Bishop , David city. Neb.
r/- STATE OR COUNTY RIGHTS BEST WASH-
' 'Im.Mnachhiu In Nebraska \\eHternlandor
stock. Aildreim .1. E. D.irncs , Cedar Creek. Net ) .
>
7TO EXCHANOn. OMAHA PROPl'.RTY FOIl
"Boinlieril land In the Gulf counties. AdtlrcHH II
/ "nLJIAN STOCK DRY ( ! OOIH. NOTIONS
AMadluH and ehlhlritn'H Hhoes to iwdo for H > ck
elotliliig. AddrctH 1' . O. box 47H , Suwaril. Neb.
MUi ! < 1 *
r/- FOR EXCHANGE , 21(1 ( ACRE FARM. WELL
/-'Improved , at.d localid lu Thuyorcounty. Neb. ,
for a cl MII dtoak of e'oliilni. . Nothing but lli-Hl-
el.-iHH goods wanted. Address lock box 77. . Hebron -
bron , NeU MO'JS 31 *
y FOR DUY KOODS oTf GENERAL MBit-
/-A-liamllHc. 7LMI acies of lanil lor hanlware ; r.'il
acres , all or part : HOIDU Blighlly I'licunihen-d
Address 1. M. Smith. Imllanola. Ni'b. 1132 ii8 *
V- FOR EXrlKVNOlT."lEW MODERN II-ROOM.
' -'preHHHd brek ! lioiiHe : Htrcet car line : lawn and
IrecH ; Iwst reHldcnce : parl Pubelo. Colo. , will e.x-
cliangu for Omaha or Lincoln property. Mall An-
derHon. Lincoln , Nell. ' (131 ( 2M *
y-nP : ACRES ONMNDIAN HIVER AND-THE
' -'new Flagler railroad. $ HIMIU. ) CJish or
part cash , real iHtate or merchandlHe. Wliat
haveyuu ? W. A. Haugh.Tltusvlllu.Fla. II10 'J8'
' / - A CLEAR LOT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS
A/worth iKlilo.oo and Homo cash to trade for a
small stock of groceries. Aildres B. lit ! . Bee.
Oil' ' 28 *
V NEW BOO BIIL. CORN MEAL MILL , COST
rJ9lR.Otm.tm , will Hell rcahonably or exchange for
good rroiluclive real estate. Part could tiu con
verted Into m.'ikliiir Hour at llltlecoHt , If deslntd.
II. K. Chirk. Stella. Rlcliaiilwon county , Nebraska.
y-GALVESTON CITY PROPERTY TO EX-
A'ehaiigu for land or merchandise. Box .173 ,
Kearney , Neb. 1193 10'
FOR SALE KEA1 , E5TATK.
Rates. llVallneeauUlnserllo : ! , $1.S1 a llnoixjr
montli. Nothing taken for less than -JL- .
EDilOCK Y'RirES-OMAHA REAL ESTATE
lias touclicd bottom. Now Is thu lime lo pick
up bargalim.
Mix 1 BO FEET , corner ' - ' Ith and C streets , South
Omahaimnly S'J.ono.
HANDSOME DOITHLE RESIDENCE , splendid
neighborhood , large , grounils. etc. , rental $1.'JIU (
per annum. Price , tM.OlKI ; i''i.OUU cash , balance
M per cent.
ELEGANT lllllriC DLOCK , new and modern.
will pay 10 per cent net on cash Investment
47.1100.
FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY , substantial brick
Improvements , will pay 11 per cent net one-ash
veHtmcnt $17.f lll. (
TWENTY ACRES close to New Elniwoml park
In West Omaha ; splendid Investment ; only $370
per nun * .
TEN ACRES onlMlde city limits , Just the place
fora nice homo. fr3. , " > OI ) .
ll-ROOM COTTAdE and lot near llanscom park ,
splendid location , 11.5110.
COTTAGE and south front lot , near 30th and
Pacific. If HOlil iiiilek only if I.SMKI.
COSYH-ROOM HOUSE near HaiiHcom park , mod
ern built , with fnrnacu hath , gas , city water , sew
erage. etc. . sNi.fiOO.
NEW ID-ROOM HOUSE , with elegant reception
hall , spacious parlor , library , dining room , smok
ing rcom. large bed rdoniH. elc. , liamlsoniely fur
nished In oak. with hardwood floor * * , electric light ,
gas. furnace , bath , laundry , etc . $10.01)0. )
, HICKS , 305 N. Y. Life Illdg.
* . l7 ! < 5 "H
. ) FOR THE BEST AND
$10.1)0
$3.00 FOR THE SECOND BEST PLAN.
Wo are contemplating building a number of
modern collage * * oii'thq block bounded by Georgia
and Virginia avemicn1. and Mason and Pacific'
streets. Wo dunlrt ; "llio " arrangement to bo as
practical an poHslble. In order to oecuii ! this wo
aru going lo give HID women a chance , and offer
the abovu prizes for floor plans of hlx room cot
tages to be.within tliodhnlt of'5x45 feet , to con
tain bath , closet , wanhutanil , and mantel. Sketch
must bo submitted before Fub. 1 , 'HI. Competi
tion open to housekeepers only. For further
particulars ; n < inlro of
' ' -FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY ,
410-31 . 1701. Ihirnnm Btreat.
$10,1100. W < 'ASir. WILL DUY THE BUSINESS
block at 1012 Farnam. next N. Y. Life ; nets ( I
percent on S'50,000 ; a life Investment : future valno
guaranteed. D. C. Patterson , 1U'3 Farnam.
1)01 ) Fl
B ARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
or trade. F. K. D.-irlln ? , ILirker blojk. 031
II01CE FARMS. C.R.1JOATRIGHT,301 N.V.L1FE
1J7 F7 '
_
T70R SALE-GREAT RARGAIN ON A SI'LEN-
J- did Kin aero farm , II miles Bontn of Kearney.
Must sell now. lloffs.s .tjllll. 078 JL'S
"I MPORTANT TO LANDSEEKERS- 11.000 ACRES
J of Iho choicest land In northeast Nebraska , tlui
never-falling crop section , have just been put upon
Ilia market al reasonable prices and upon easv
terms of payments , C to 10 years. These lands are
known as the Kent lands , andalong thu Maple and
Union creek valleys hi southern htanlon county.
They worn ( sniveled in 1H70. Are all llrst-eiass
soil. Well watered and convenient lo good mar
kets. Tills will be the last opportunity to select a
choice farm In the richest portion of northeast
Nebraska. For prices and terms apply to A. R.
Graham A : Co. , Wlsner. Neb. liiil ' 'S
rpWENTY ID-ACRE TRACTS NEAR OMAHA :
-1. easy terms. Thirty farms wllliln ' . ' 0 miles of
Omaha , $10 lo $ i0 ! per aero dm trade ono 'JO and
two 10-acro traulB. Win , Nelson , room' ' WllJmeU
block. 352 31
I1"OR SALE-EASTERN LADY , SAYS , SELL MY
40 acres at DcSota for $1,000 , If you can't get
moro. Who wants It ? Raru bargain , llo gs & Hill ,
C78 J'JH
_
OOD FARMS IN NEIIRASKA , SOUTH DAKOTA
and Kansas ; low prices and easy terms. D.II.i.VH ,
room _ ' \Villi.iell block. Dii'J 31
'
rPHE FIRST PLEASANT DAY
L coino In and let us drlvoyou out to Bee that
iniw . "i-rooiu collage , full lot , for $150.00 on
monthly payments , or
That $1,000.00 lot In Orchard Hill for only
$700.00 , monthly payments. Or tin : two model
cottages wu arc just completing lu Avondalu Park ,
Inslilu the nilln limit , or
Thai list of Hanscoin Placu lolH whU-h eastern
owners Just authorized us to bell at CO per cent
their value ,
No trouble to show UICHC , and you may llnd just
what you want.
want.FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY ,
1702 Farnam Street.
fill I lS !
OUT YOUR MONEY IN CHEAP LAND.
i HO ACRES near Elba , Neb. , $111.00 per acre ,
IfiO ACRES , Howard Co. , Neb. , $11.00 per aero.
1110 ACRES , Wheeler. County , Nub. , $ l'.fo per
n cm ,
SO ACRES near Crelghlon , Neb. , $11.00 per acre ,
1110 ACRES , Knox County , Neb. , fil.,10 per acre.
1,300 ACRES near Lodge Pole , Neb. , * 3.00 per
nc re.
KOO ACRES , Oroelcy Comity. Neb. , two miles
from North Louii , on thu U. P , Ry. , and four miles
from station on ll. A M. , good soli , running water ,
etc , , $ H,00 per aore.
' . ' .400 ACRES In Loau County , Colo. , near Lodge
Polo , Neb. , $ ! , ' ! > per acre.
Hicks' Real Estate Agency , 30r. N. Y. Lifo Rlilg.
117. ) 1H
IVOR SALE- ONE IIUSINESS HOUSE AND LOT
-L'at Ifil''So , 13lh st. for $1,000.00. , Aiblress L.
M. Street , UiiSo. - llh M. M3HS 1'
UY A HOME CHEAP. WE HAVE COME INTO
possession of a number of proiHjrtlos by foro-
eloBiiro of inortgagL > liiiil can now offer them at
dccldetl bargains. If yon want a homo cheap on
payments now Is the Hum lo buv.
THE HATES SMITH IN V. CO. .
( Viinmorelal Nat'l Hank Illilg ,
. i am no
SOME EXTREMELY GOOD RARGAIMS FOR
sale by Clmiher .V Aten.
U4xl'JH on ' 'llth dve , betweim St. Jlary'sand
Howanl. Prlcu $ IM)0.00. Tilts IB a tine lot , in
good neighborhood , nuar by , and Is worth $100.00
per front fool ,
noxl3i ) on 41st near Howanl , $1U30.00 ,
ir,0xl50 corner. hlKh and dry and about on
Bi-ailo. near Walnut HU1 hchool , $ [ , VOO.OO.
AOxllllon IHIIi iiu-ij ; Vlnlnn St. , $ U50.01) ) .
House , 4 rooms mid fill-foot lot , In Crelghlon
Heights , $1)50.00 ) -$100.00 cash , remainder $13,00
l er month.
Wo want an offer.piia $1,300,00 first mortirago
now diiii , bearing II pcf cent , on r al eslatu worth
* 3.000,00.
Clouser.t Alen , lloum ' . ' , 1'attcreon block , 1U'J3
Farnnm street ,
1-OR ' 8ALE7lo"'T5RTw. [ n < " MlL"ES SOUTir.
I west of poslolllce , WnuglaB county ) ulco plaeo
for vi'gnlableH. - cldUkeiiB and fruit. Price ,
tl.fiOO.OO ; UHUO.OO cash , balance on limn , H per
cent. AddrcKB II 44 , earo Bee. MU10 _ ' .
1'OR SALE , S0 ! ACRES ON Q STREET .HALF
* 1 way betwuen South Omaha and Seymour park ,
wol ! Improved , IIUIIBO , barn , Blnuln trees , Iweiiiy-
nvn apph ) trees. MHIO bearing grapes f.MlllO
liuskels last DVUBOII ) , 1.000 blackburrles , re < l
raspberrlc-s , pluniB , gocseberrloa. finice.1 , corn
t-rlli. well. ele. Q str.'et IB now graded to niiilur
urailn from Ho.tth Omaha to .Seymour p'lrlc. Tlui
it-rmhiii'i of thu proponed 1'lulto river canal , and
probably thu location of sugar beat factory. * ISO
per acre : part cash , li.-ilanco. on time ; will Hull less
than 'JO acres , J. A. Dodge , lli'JO South l3lh ! slreiit ,
IMISINUSS PROPERTY FOR SALE. ( 'HOICK
J ) business eonmron Farniim ttlreet. * h3ooo.0i * .
Will luke one-half purehami prlco In good stock ,
rnncli or wild laud.
Ill ) feel fronlagu on upper Farnam olivet , nrar
JOth. price $ .111,000.00 ; can taku one-third. pu -
stbly ono-half. In Improvitl resldenco property or
farm land , ( ieoru'e N , HleUn.HSeat. 303 N. VLIff.
U7u * o
17ARMS INCKNTIIAI. NEHUASKA FOR SALE
II on monthly or yearly payini-ntB. WllIlaniH A.
Ulttan. Rpuiu aia , McCnifuo bulldlmopposlto
POBtOfflCO. * > 008 J
OAllBAGE.
i , Ido a llui * each ItiHerllon. * 1.50 a line pnr
nionlli. Nothing taken fur less tliau ' . ' 50.
TT.L OHDK1U FOR THE REMOVAL OF OAR
J bio. : m.innr,1. IIHI < H. retime , ami driiitlng
of vaiilm and ei-Hiiiouls neiil to fill olllco or to the
iinlcoof the Hoard of Heiillli will prouplly nl-
lended to. The only iiluhl soil men lu my employ
nrt < James Fuller. IVIer Loreiigen , John NrlROti
and S mi Ovt-rrfnard. A. MacDjtmld. city garbugo
contractor , i-uonis 0 and 7 , B.irU-T uloolt. Tel.
13M7. M35H tin
UiiD JCKI'AKERS AND E MB ALMERS
Rales , lOcallnoeach lns rtloii , $1.
iiionlh' Nothing taken fojr los-i than l ! . " > c.
CW \ , HAKER ( FORMERLY WITH .IONN G
v/JacobBdeae.ised : later with M. O. Maul. ) under
taker and eiub.ilmer ; ilIS. ) : HIUi nt. Tel , lidil.
1133
ir K. iiuisicirrr , KITNKUA imttxn'oit AND
. i-nibalinur. HI18 chliMjro HI , Tel , IM. iiu :
DRESSMAKING.
llat"H , Idea line each insertion. $1.5(1 ( a line i
nionlli. Nothing in leu for I JCD lu.in * . ' 5c.
WUAPI'EHS , $2. 000 N. 2llh.
032
MMK. NOlllltS WISHKS TO ANNOUNCE TO
lii'rpalronu that ulio will continue Iho * ! 0.tli
r.itotliroiiKhtlio month of Kobruary. ill ItnniRi
Illk. litir.'S'
iJANCfNG ACADEMY.
llali-H , Ktcil Him rach IniTllon. BI.30 a lltiJ par
nionlli. Notliin ? takun for lum than 'JJc.
MOiiANU's DANTINO" SCHOOL , fain HAUNK\
Hlrcul. Tliomlilwliiti'r ti'riii bjflnt Hilt wujt !
Now rliiHWH now forailiu. CliUilroi Tiiatliv.lp
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MRS. PABKHUKST.
How * jlio Di'iiU vrltli Hit Suircrcrs liy the
I'.illce HiililH.
Kow jicoplo linow that Mrs. Piivkhurst ,
the wlfo of Hov. Charles II. Parkhurst , is ,
lu many ways , as raimrltablu a woman as ho
is n inttn , Wlillo she slums publicity most
caroCnlly , slio novcr fails to do what she con
siders to bo her iluty , and has original Ideas
of her own on many oubjocts. Having her
IniBbaiiil's contlilonco , she has proved hl.s
most olllelo.ii ! . aid In the cnisadu ho IIIIH
wuReil agaliiBt vk'o anil Its pollco protcotion.
When scon ono day last week , she salil ;
"Sltico the closlntr of the illsroputnblo houses
In some seotlons of the city , It has tmtiponeil
that I Imvo seen many of the womun thus
uiado hoinoless. They t'omo here to see my
husband. Sometimes ho is out , at others
busy.At such times I malto It a point to
sco thorn myself anil learn what they wish.
If they como for ailvlco or assistance I ilo
not wish them to feel that they Imvo boon
rejected , as they might ilo If they wore sent
away without being received. I have the
moat profound sympathy for thorn , anil 1
sincerely trust many of thorn yes , all will
imver go back to thu old lifo of iihuino ,
"From talking with them , 1 have dis
covered that the greatest drawback to their
reformation Is the lcno\vlnd o they have that
u woman who sues wrong Is always looked
upon as an outcast , no matter how honest
lier efforts to llvo down the old lifo. A man
muy slu all Ills youth and bo received into
the best society. Ho marries a uooil , pure
woman and settles down and bocomcs
iilghly respected and venerated. This I
Ixillovo Is till wrong. Who has n right to
cast stones at UICBO woman who repent , and
smllo upon unrepentant incut Society
needs changing- this respect.
Thu HCHI I'luiler.
For pains In the chest there Is nothing
mtlorihana llannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain's 1'aln Halm and bound on over
the seat of pula. For sale Dy druggists.
A VIEW OF THE SOUTH LAND
Architect F. M. Ellis' Opinion of Hauton
Heights anil its Prospects.
NORTHERN CAPITAL AND ENTERPRISE
Aftrr n .Mouth' * Stny .Mr. KIIM l' riu nn
Opinion Hint I * All f.ivonililu to Iliu
I.oniltty I'liulN Hi it Curry Convli-
tloii Dtnalin Aluii llttori-iliMl.
Learning that the well known archi
tect. P. M. Kills , luul just roturniHl from
it soinuwlmt extended trip to Houston ,
Tox. , ii MKK ropresontntlvo called on
him at his olllco In the Kurbnoh lilook to
got his opinion of Houston tind Houston
Hei'ht8. } where u number of Oitmhii
Kontlomun Imvo extensive llnamiliil In
to rest ! .
Mr. Kills Is nn elderly nmn 9\v1io has
puMeil the buoyiint ( icrloil when the in
tensity of life ami hope paint the future
with n roseate Into , ami , tislilo from the
analytical tendency of the professional
mind , his nmttiror years make bis judg
ment valuable.
' Asked his opinion of Iho country it
general and Houston ( loights in par
Uotilur Mr. Kills replied :
' [ went to Houston for the pur
pose of suhniittinir plans and spec !
Mentions for a $7" > .00 ( ) publio sehoo
building , and during thu font
weeks I spent there I became completely
plotoly enamored with the climate am
country. Houston Itself is what wo
norlhi'i'ii people would call a drowsj
olty , but she will soon bo jarred IntJ
lifo by her young neighbor , IJoustoi
Hoighls.
"Houston Hclghta is about live mlloF
from Houston proper , and it has advan
tages so marked that they arc apparent
at sigh I , but become much more obvious
the moro one investigates them. "
"Will you enumerate some of these
advantages briefly , Mr. Kllis , for the
benefit of THK HKK renders ? "
"Certainly ; but T will s.\y at the start
that I have a grievance asrainst the
Houston people because of their very
evident disinclination to encourage out
side investment or the incoming of anew
now clement In their population , as well
as a certain clannishne.ss which is
noticeable in the older communities in
the cast and houth. Notwithstanding
this prejudice , I must admit that cli
mate , soil , manufacturing and transpor
tation facilities are combined in a way
that is not found in any portion o'f
America that. I. know of. And the very
llrst advantage tlmt/I would mention for
Houston Heights la that its founders are
all northern capitalists whose whole aim
is to develop mid extend the resources
and industries of the locality. This
does away with the chief objection to
southern invcstmnnts. Being captivated
with natural advantages of localities ,
many * northern persons have in
vented heavily in certain south
ern cities and then made an effort
to attract immigration , only to meet
with passive , if not active opposition on
the part of the residents. Birmingham.
Ala. , is a sample of what northern en
terprise does when it gets control.
' An extensive car works , with the
finest machinery I over saw , is being
built at Houston Heights. A furniture
factory -100 feet long , with a capacity re
quiring botwcon 400 and 500 hands , a
mattress factory , sash and door factory ,
pressed briclc works and several lessor
enterprises , which I do not now recall ,
are under way. The clay produces as
line a brick as the St. Louis article , and
immense forests of pine , ash and oak are
at hand. All the raw materials are
there in abundance. The manufacture
of cotton fabrics must follow , as there
are n number of cotton ginning estab
lishments in Houston.
"Tho at Houston is
water Heights ex
cellent , artesian wells furnishing pure ,
clear , cool water in abundance. The
drainage is perfect and the projectors
of the enterprises have paid particular
attention to hygienic conditions.
' 'Had I secured the contract I bad
hoped to secure I would have sold out
hero and located 'at Houston Heights ,
for I consider it the best place I know of
to invest money , and to live in after you-
invest your money. "
"How is the soil about Houston
Heights ? " asked TinHKK : man.
"That is the greatest wealth producer
in the section , " said Mr. Kllis , "cotton ,
wheat , oats , fruit and vegetables grow
to perfection. The market place
in Houston is crowded with vegetable or
'truck1 wagons the year around on Mon
days , Wednesdays and Saturdays , and
von may imagine how I enjoyed the
treat of fresh vegetables every day dur
ing the month of December. The soil
is , of course , the source of all wealth
and what it has done for Houston can bo
gathered from Iho fact that on the prin
cipal business street there is but one
building which lias a mortgage on it.
No wonder that the inhabitants are well
satisfied with present conditions. They
do not feel the spur of the mortgngo-
Indon resident of the west who cats and
burns up the result of the summer's toil
during the winter months.
"Houston Heights is on an arm of the
gulf , which gives the advantages of
watertransportation. . Fourteen rail
roads enter thoro. The luriru holdings
of lands In the vicinity nro beginning to
jlvo way to small farms , and a rapid
'rowth will soon follow.
"I do not wish to bo quoted as saying
that thq people of Houston are antago
nistic to Iho north , but their environ
ment and all their habits of lifo prodls-
: mso thum to n dislike for our restless
lesiro to aeoumulnto wealtii and crowd
.ifo into a few years. Whore nature is
irollllo the incentive to exertion soon
jccomos reduced to a minimum.
"The climate IH delightful and after T
uul boon there three duys the
louralijla to which 1 am subject en-
Iroly disappeared until my return to
Omaha.
"Kastorn and Omaha capitalists con-
rol Houston Heights , ana are encourag-
ng Investors and ontorprluos of nil
sorts. Lands are low in price. A Hue
system of waterworks is completed , and ,
vith a return of the confidence already
nanifcst , there will be Mich a stir in
louston Heights as will muko oniiHorva-
Ivo old Houston get out of bed to watch
ho proceedings.
"The absolute control of the northern
mil western nmn who have placed Im-
nonso suiiiH Into the permanent 1m-
U'ovomonts and entorprlbcs insures a
volcomo to all oumers. "
.Several Omaha people have inve&ted
n Houston Heights and , on looking up
heir Investments , have removed to
.lint . place.
O '
DoU'ltt's Witch Hazel buva : euros pilm.
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A Driiinrriillii ViiMV ill ( irnver.
The Washington correspondent of the
2bicngl ( Tribune vouches for thu follow-
ng : KnlargeiniMit of the president's
tend has been pretty happily hit elf by
in old-time democrat from Now Hump-
hire , who hud an opportunity to
aflor nn Interview lust woolt. When ho
returned from the white house curiosity
wii ! < timtitfostctl to learn his Imiiroaxlons
of the grout man with whom ho hrul
boon talking. Presltlonts worenn un
known quiuitlty with the rujjircd Now
Kiitflaniloi1. bill ho did not ecein very
much tibuslicil by thn honor which had
boon thruat upon him , for ho had mob
Mr. Cleveland nt Iho time of his first In
auguration. *
"Jeo whllllkeiml" was his rcjnlnor
when asked o Hicernhii : his visit , "but
It's the worat ca o of swelled head I over
HUW.Vhon Cleveland was first ohoseu
president ho had to crook his elbow to
scratch the back oil his head. Now his
head D.\toiiilH e'eur out to his linger
omli , and ho don't have to bend his
wrist when the itching sensation oc-
This story is vouched for by a Now
I'.npland congressman who IH iv stauncli
dumoorat.
The theater-going public Is always In
search of novelties , but , In this
ilay of so many stage novelties which disap-
polntf thn coming of an olil and tried friontl
llko "Wang" is Indeed a welcome nntlclpa"-
lion , Novelty will , to a certain cxtont , but
most pleasingly , also enter Into toniphl's
produrtion of the merry opera at Boyd's. for
there will bo many now anil pretty faces ,
many now , fresh ntut youthful voices , now
scenery anil costumes moro costly than were
lavished upon it In the ilnys when It was tin
experiment. These new features will , however -
over , bo but the settings for the same merry
opera , These who saw It buforo will all the
moro anxiously iloslro to hear "Tho Man
with nn Ulephant on His Hands , " "A
I'rctty Girl , A Summer Night , " ' -You Must ,
Ask ot the Man in the Moon , " anil all the
other catchy sones that Imvo become so'
popular , but fortunately Imvo not yet bo-
conic part of the repertoire of the hand organ.
The local management has been aslte.il to
remove , from the stage every Inch of
scenery ordinarily Motcd .thoro in order to
make room lor the largo amount carried by
this season's ' 'Wang" company. The latter
carries all the scenery used In the opera ,
and this scenery Is fresh from the studio of
M. Gros , the famous .Now York sccnio ar
tist. The now faces In thu cast seem likely ,
Judging from the company's success else
where , to nt once become favorites. Kihvin
Stevens , the eminent comedian , to whom In
duo much of the fame of the Now York
Casino , has already n tnitno here. Among
others who have not hitherto been seen in
"Wang" will bo Miss Virginia Earl , who by
the charm of her impcrsomUion of souhrullo
roles with the Hoyt and Thomas farce com
edies , has come to be recognized as among
the leaders In that line of stage work ; Miss
ISthol Lynton , who will bo remembered as a
bewitching Olivette ; Miss Florence/ /
Drake , a young singer of great ability , who
cones heralded as ono of iho fuiuro artists
of high rank ; and Miss Mattlo Athorton ,
who by her grace and volco was long n favor
ite in the Duff Opera company. The com
pany numbers sixty people in all , and Its
own musicians will augment Iho regular
orchestra.
The Fanny Hill Big Burlesque company
which ojicns fora week's engagement at the
Fifteenth Street theater Monday evening ,
January ' "J. is not only a good entertainment
of its kind , but exceedingly strong.
The curtain rises on a gathering of
"Fomalo Loveliness. " The attention of the
tiiidtenco is hekt , voices
by sweet and funny K
sayings , closing the lirst numboron a beantlv
ful transformation of Columbus. Much can j
bo said of the specialties , nil first class ;
those worthy of special commendation are :
Harry Armstrong ( late of Hnvorloy's Min
strels ; Mile. Minnotte , the female Sandow ,
with muscles of steel and Jawsof Iron ; Flora
Mitchell ; Mcntou sisters , and the wonderful
Livingston family of acrobats , live in num
ber. The following celebrated statues are
presented by "living models , " correct rep
resentations of these famous art gems :
Surely Given , Sale of a Slave , Midsummer's
Night , Phnync , November Sunslilno ,
America , Girl Bathing , Gleaners and others.
In fact everything Is new and up to date ,
the season's most brilliant novelty. You
will sco moro handsome ladles , beautiful
costumes and refined specialties than in u ,
score of ordinary spectacular productions.
Ono of the greatest and most elaborate
spectacles the people of Omaha have l.ail
the good fortune to enjoy is to bo presented
at Boyd's theater for four nights , commenc
ing Wednesday next. The spectacle alluded
to Is the revived mil rejuvenated I4131aclc
Crook , " which created suoli a furore in Now
York , Bobton and Chicago , its rims in each
of these cities being almost without a prece
dent. It is quite safe to say that the play
goers of this city never saw a moro gorgeous
spectacle. The scenery is elaborate and
beautiful and tne splendor of the affair la
completed by some of the most dazzling cos
tumes our theater-goers have over seen.
effect is that of the
The most striking scenic t
"illuminated terrace" or tno "electric stairs
way" in the third act. When near the close '
of the act the grand march of the Amazons
is Introduced n picture of brilliancy and
niagnillcenc'O is produced that tins
rarely , if over , boon surpassed on the stage.
Other notable pictorial representations are
the "Grand Incantation" syeiio , tho"Uirth ,
of the Hainbow" and the transforii a Ion
scone entitle ; ! "Life , " or the "S'jvcn Ages of
Man. " The ballot in the second act is vycll
designed and one of the most attractive fea
tures of the entertainment. Mile. StacclonI ,
promluro danseuse nssolutn , Is a ballot
artiste of great skill and grace. Mile. Bar-
tollotti , the other premiere , Is charming in
every sense of the word , nut the most re-
innrituulo performance in this line Is that of
Slg. Biancillorl , who gives a truly marvel
lous exposition of the mincer's art.
M. B. Loavitt's spectacular production
"Spider and Fly , " which will shortly appear
here at Boyd's , is one of the best shows of
tlui season. The company presenting this
costly extravaganza Is an entirely now one ,
and was recruited abroad especially for this
production ,
ruvorllo Kumoily for l.u Grippe.
the epidemic of hi grippe Cham
burlam's Cough Komudy tool : the load hero
uul was much bolter liked than other umiKh
ncdlclno. " ll. M. HaiiRH , druggist , Chats-
worth , III. The grip is much the sumo as n
very severe cold and rcciuire.'i precisely.Um
t > aino treatment. This remedy is prompt
mil ofTc.'cuml and will prevent any tendency
if thu disease toward pnaiunonia. For sale
by druggists.
o
STRIKE FOlt THE STOMACH.
llmv tu Altiick Your Opponent AVIioa
I'lii-enil Into u Ou.irrjl.
"If you { | ot into a quui'i'ol with u man
and sou Unit you can't tfot out of it with
out u lU'ht 1-1/'ht / then anil there , forgot
that ho has a huad , pick out the bOUJiul
button of his vest , and Kinasli him on it
n't hiiril as you can. in ninety cason out
of a liundrcil v"u'll win the battle with
out another lluk. " Ned nonnolly shifted
a bnjj of boxlnjr ( 'lovos niiilor IIIH unn as
ho delivered the injiinetion to a writer
for the Washington I'oat. "Thoro is nt >
foul about a Htonmoh blow ; It IH only
when yon yet bolo\v the Iwlt that you
are open to oi'itit'Isin. Of uaurt-o , you
are liable to hurt a man by hitting him
In the Btouiaoli , but thal'H what you are
there for. Most people who got Into a
Hiiddon row i am speaking , of cjurso of
these who Imvo novcr boon taught how
to take euro of thonifcolvcs go ut ouoh
ether hand ever hand llko a Huller
climbing up the rigging , a id they ii -
variably try for uiiuli olhoiM head. AH
1 Hiild before , forgot your antagonist has
a head if you are forced In o a tight.
.Lust take aim at the jilaeo who o.o.i ,
think Ills clioitproteotorbtops and drive
at it. Thuru Is not ono man in 10.000.
can Htand a craulc thoro. It Uccn !
inontliH ol training to make n IIHUH :
Htomneh hard enough to reuolvo even D ,
niedlum blow thoro. Then , If you wanlfV ,
to spoil hh beauty , and luavo your viuiU
Ing card with him In the shape of u ,
blaulc oyo. yon can do it at your lolbtiru ,
for the fellow who IH hit in the bruiul
basket forgotH all about his body ubovtl
that | for the time being anyhow. "