THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 27 , 1894.
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until 12:30 : p. in. for tlio evening , ftlid until 0.01
p. in. for the mornlns nml Sunday edition * .
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Can ha\e answers addressed to a numliurcn loiter
tn care ot The lief. Answers so niMraweil will
lie delivered upon presentation ot the check.
nmcs , lUo n wonl llrst Inset tlon , Ic a word
then-after. Nothing liiken for losi than 23c for
flint ln rllnn ,
These mlvertlBcini-ntt must run consecutively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
A THAVKUNO BAILSMAN. WITH A l.
pqtnMliheil trmle hi the clear line OUT
Nebraska , Colurnihi. Wyoming. Utah. Idaho unit
Muntnna , won hi likf a position with u III fl
ails * llrm ; can furnlili bast of reference. Ail-
iliew X C3 , ] ! . A M787 2 ? '
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\NTnn , srrt'ATiox , nv WOMAN WITH
lltlle Klrl to wi.rK nt any fclml of hou 3 oik.
WIH leave city If noecRsary. Jlrs Moll ,
European hotel , Omaha. A M7SH 2S' ,
WAMT D JDALE HEI.P.
WANTKI ) . A TOW J'KIIRONS IN nAClTl'"bAfn
to do writing ! KCIM ! Ktnmp for K > 0 pnio book of
imrllculais. J. WoiHlbury , 127 W. < M street N.
Y. City. 1I-MC3S
\V.\NTKD. 11Y MANtTKAfTUIU'.Il. TUAV I.-
Inc saleymen to > ! ! to innrchnntB only. Apply
lit room CIO Klwely blutlc , from 0 n. m tu 1.1)
P. in. ii MKJ
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V'ANTHD. S0ML. ONt : TO IlfT'nnSKNT fH
who already lm nn nttlci * In Onwtit. AVille
us for iiartlcnlii.i. Atueilran ralriit n i.ncy.
Cliclnniitl. Oill . ll-Mi : ; > )
\VANTII > . nv TiTt : AMKHICAN TINI : AKT
< 'O a brlelit. cnciKetlc. exiwrlomcJ lltho-
Kniphlc Holleliiii to Inkirlinrge of Incil nK-'ncv.
Muni he tliutounliiv lellatil. ' . ncnun ntiil nil I
ucll cnnnecttil In Omnhi unit Buniiinulliis ter-
rltiny. nl > l t" taki" ihaice of ub-nKents If
lfiulie < l nml nmlillniui to crenti' a 1nmlne <
for lilnifflf AildiivH appl calloin will full
"ji'irtlculars ' , stutlnur ipferrnce * ( > xpeilenciifff ,
* eto. . to O. J Hinllli. Htilel Mlll.iiJ H--t51-2i
tVANTKD. A HftST CLAH.I CAnVrm. AI'l'tA'
S. M. Gunsaut 'o. , 10JD Snutli Istli ft
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IVANTEDAN uxi'iniiN < ; 'nn AND
\trtous clnthliKf'p lcrmiii. ont- who h.ii Irnl
| u-ilence with Lolinliy UftUe. Must com" wit
retominenyl u. nuiKif nian iireft-tictl. I.H.V ,
ft > v.Kcs unto Knlm .4 Co. , Kt Joseph , itj.
YofNO MAN nan MII.K
luuteVetlerit Cifimery ) , , IWS Uv si.
fjAI.Erf.MI5N , nvilUT COHNTV : .SALAlTv Ott
iMumlsslon ; no cxpiilcnct > : new t.ullT lilll
'KVI ! > H unllmltiil jiiiilltH ; nctlw men upi > l > '
lillcUly. BtntliiRnliny nml li-u'ltury u-iinl.'d.
tanu/ucturerK , box AM3 : , Itobtou.
D MSH 27 *
, Titur.i : noon TINNEVIS. AT
i.ncr. Cole ft ( . 'a\f \ , 41 Main a'.rci't , < 'oiinc-ll
11MWt 27
WANTED PJSM ALE HELP.
WANTING I1IIST-CL.AS8 Oini.9
apply Bcanillnarlun- . L. Home , onu-e. 2)'i N.
ICtli. J MCS82) '
WANT A FIHST-c'ljASH KAU1 DIEK IMl ;
HOIK- but competent nei-d apply , ttlif. 11. II.
Davleg. 1J2Q DoUKl.'U st. C i
ZSI IP YOU WISH KIIPLOYMCNT AT
your homes aml 6elC-addresseil cnveltip fur
, iiur ( tescrlpllvir clirulai ami commenic uiil <
ut CIICP. Gw il \uike : ) paid. The -\ltnd
Kiillllng Co. , Wlntlirnp , Ma J. " Citllil IS"
\vANTr.u. GOOD"cuuiT AT 2 * > s "
Miint ba Hmt-cla .s coolc and laundress.
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\ \NTRD-aini. . POU iiousuwonK. IN-
ilillit * Rtrs. II. 1) . Ncelvy. tl05 Hamilton xtj-ct ,
uppodtfr Walnut Illll vohoul , C' 77J
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POSITION' FOK VOl'NO IDV IN pPFiri : .
Hlate. salary pe < ml and pie rms unploy-
mrnt. AdJress , In own handwriting. I * . O.
itoic 2 . e M7ti : M
WANTHD. AN At IIKAU SICIItT GlltU
nitiat know Blvlltn tliurouglily. Also apprentice
KlrlH. I furnlnl ) Inllor system nnd toidi to
tut nml nt. Mis * II. C. llosra , 17lh and l-'nr-
nam ntreets , Onmlu. C S1J-.T'
WANTKD , aim. THAT CAN COOIC , WASH
nml Iron ; exptfrUno.nl. 1C21 N , 22.1. o Msi'j s
FOK KENT HODSES ;
WANTHD , GOOD MKDIUM I'llICED IIOI'SHS.
I.ist yuur houiM'a fur lent > vltli Aincs.
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itousns. F. K. iAiu.iNa , nAiiKr.rt
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IN AI.I I'AUTS OP Till : C1TV. THE
O. I\ Davis companv , 1505 Paruntn. I735
KKI.KKNNY & CO. . 11. 1. CONTINENTAL I'.l.K.
JJ-7JO
CAM. AT otm orrici : ANH EXAM INI : i-ito-
tnsrnph ot very Una 7- room modern cottuKe on
paved street , Dtio-lnilf Mod ; fiom cur line ; only
JSVOO per man Hi. I'ldellty Trust connuny , 17W
Furmini st. D13 >
ttKNT. CluAl'nrtT 6-ROOM COTTACin
with bath In city ; only J13.0) . 3033 Callfoinlt
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I'OH UKNT. S rioOMs" JI S , 17TH
1 > GW 8A
S C-ROOM lIOfSHS , MOOtmN AND ClIIIAP.
CM N. 13th street. U-M710 829'
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IIOUSCS & STOIICH. F.D.WUAD.1C& IJOtKJI.AS
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ttKVf H-HOOM COTTAOU NKAirut'JIIS ! l'AllK
J .W , FUlcllty Trntt company , ITU. F.inutn.
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S.HOOM HOUSI : NIIAU HIGU sciioor.i
2C15 Capitol avt , P 53j-3C
TK.\.lf ) < ) M MOUKIIN IIOUKB. WITH IIAHN.
for ( H W. Call at 1311 Ri. 2ith .ivetiue.
V MW 20 *
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Km nnNT , ntnoANTIOIIOOM
renxonable. C003 Hurt ttieet.
10-HOOM UOUSD. I.AIIOK II A UN. 27TH AND
Indiana avrnue. JU.iw. 117 I-lrst National bank.
U-MOU
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A JlOl'Sn WITH 9 HOOM3 ; ALU MOOnilN
com cnlencea. 2110 I ke Bt. 1 > 017-30 *
UENf KIOUT-HOOM MOUIJUN IIOUSU.
Bouth 17th > t. : nlaJ C-room cottUKf vrlth
I barn. U. L. Oreyn. U. 28 , Marker blk. DC7
I-IIOOM COTTAOU. ItATH , HOT WATI-JiT
clnset , furnace , lawn. S12t Miami street. Sll
' N. Y. Ut . U-M7W
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,1'UHNlsar.D , HOl'SK'of IS HOOMB. SUtTAULB
for boarders Apply 1S10 ChlcnuQ street.
J-M57i
MODiilN WKLIj IIU1I.T 8-HOOM
liouie , enst front , 5 th ttreet. south of Far-
narrt. f5. Also 7- room house In Orchard Hill.
newly pninrtd anJ p.ilntnl. JT.W. S K.
Humphrey , New York Life. n 656-N *
UKSIUAIIL.C 7-HOOM COTTAGE , MIJ WOOL.-
wurtli a e. Ilmctralt Uro.i. . llarl.fr Wock ,
TBAHt CPNTHAL ALL jonnhN. s J.
mid T-rooin lieu e and lUti. Tliard. 221 N.
D-MIT * n *
i-uoo&i HOUSI : IN noon IIEI-AIU ,
p < r month. Call 1S23 S , llth > tre t.
, FOH RENT-NEW I-ROOU COTTAGB. COU.
SHU and Bjlilrr strerli ; cellar. cUlern. city
water , 7. Inquire HU Fnrnmi l-7M-n
t-HOOM COTTAGE , 2JO ST. . NEAU IASON
natural , cheap , modern Improvement * Iniulrti
10U Boulh { JJ lre t UTS22 '
RENT , TWO S-npOU. CLEQANT DrttCK
, all modern cslivcnlencei s 1 black from
llth strut motor , | i ! , < M. Complrolkr' * omo .
POR BENT HOUSES ,
Continued.
FINK 7-1XOOM COUNEll FLAT AT 701 H. ICTII
stieet ! range and nil other uunvenlence . W.
C. Hallcr , room 511 , 1'axlon block , IJ 3W
6 HOOM COTTAGE. SOfl So. SIST STIICKT.
D-S21-28 *
ron RHNT , N-IIOOM nof.st : , AII. TON-
\enlences , plcsant loc.itlon ; Just ilia thltig for
a ( Iral-cla * * Imanllne house ; cheap lint. Ad-
Ule V 2. liee ofllco. -MSlj 3
I OB BENT FTJKNISHEIJ aOOBIS.
CAST KKONT ItOOMS. 2021 DAVKNl'tmr !
U-M2S3 OS
L.AHGI ! rilONT PAni-Oll. MODKIIN CON-
venlenics. furnished or linCuinlslitil. with r
wlflirilt bnnrd , also small room upntalis 523
So. mil avenue. IJ-.MC18 87'
nooMS. iiouaKKnnpiNa. 2020 ST. MAUY AV.
n-c : 27 *
rUItNISHED IIOOMB. 2C33 DOI1OK.
DOI1OK.K
K M723 29'
NiriOLY KUUNlRHKD ROOM , SOU'tlt HX-
pohuru , one or two gentlemen , ttlth or ultliout
boaid. 2007 Ous. . . H-M7C3 !
FOU ItHNT. 2 FPRNISHUn IIOOM3. MOD-
ein. ' fO. < cnchS : nlth tor with iut lionrd. SJ22
Hurt street. U 5I7M
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FOR RENT , NICHI.Y ruRNisitnn SOUTH
room , niodprn conxentenceu , lo one or two
gentlemen. 2017 Dudse. II MKJ
WANTIU ) , ItANjVND.WIFi : TO 1.1V13 WITH
youns coupknnd Him re hall p ppnse , IIDUSO
flu nl.-died. IStfcrcnci3 cxchanveil Aildrt'sa
X Hi. Uee. i-811-2. >
Tihur : : KcnNisicnn nooMs ron I.IOHT
housekeeping Kefcrcnces. 1700 Slicrmm nve.
I'Olt ItllNT , VIMIY DBSIRAIIf.U
loom with pilrate family. XiM rainam street.
K-MKli 3
ron HINT. 4 I-I.IJASANT I-IIINISIIDD
n mi . Tor housekeeping ; lent cheap , ( 'nil nt
H70 S.iutli ICth streetr K Mis : 2i
IJPRNISHED ROOMS AND 'BOARD.
nOOMS AND ItOAKD , 2113 CAl'ITOI. AVENUE.
FRONT'HOOM FOU TWO , WITH STHICTLV
Hist ttuia boaid. 2UJ ) Douglas st. 1" 90
NfrnNtsiif ? . FRONT J'-ANP HACK TAR.
lor ; nlso furn , . roojnb .wfth'tioard. 210 and JI2
8. 23th St.- > - F 1I33S
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ROOM WITH BOABD , cnCAI * . 240i ! CASS
Oil'
FIJRNISHI3D ROOMS Wlfir "EOAltD. 2013
DouglHS. , _ _ r MIM O15 *
GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOIl SnVEKAt ,
younK Kenlk'inen. Reduced rates to those
having loomnutes. MSJI lirse front room fo
marilei ! couple. The Albany. 2101 Douglas st
! M586
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'Tin ; im.i.smu. " ISTH ANI > DODGE. Nirw
manafrent nt , large rooms , furnished and UL-
fUrnlshed , " steam heat , excellent table bn"
F M776 1
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ROOMS AND FinST-CLASS IlOAItU. S10S
Dougluii. r M772 O 21 *
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DIISIKAIH.t : SOUTH HOOM WITH HOARD
for one or two persons. 2215 Howard street.
. F-780 1 *
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IIANDROMR rrtONT ROOMS WITH I'.OARD
refereiuea. 202 N. ISth. F M ) l 2S
DR8IH.MU.F. ROOM. WITH nOAUD. IN PUT
atu family. 7CC N. jatli. F M7S7 2
FINi : ROOMS AND HOARD. MJ N. 10ti ! street"
K MS3I 2j
Y Fl'RNISHKD ROOMS WITH HOARD
term * reasonable. CIS K. 20th stiect
P MSI * 3
UNETJRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
UNFITHNISHKD PARLOR FLOOR OF FIV1
rooms , mcxlcrn , desirable location , Ad < lresa X
60 , Hee , G-MC64 2) ) '
2 on 3 itoosis ; PRIVATI : notisn ; MODKRN
icrVrenees reriulred. 10D3 GcorRla avenue ,
U-M823 :0
FOB RENT STORES AND OFPIOE3
coitNiu sToitn. MO , 521 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
CS. 1-7W
POR IUNT , THUM-STORY imicic iunrniNa
Sid Ptirnam street. The bullitlne has a fire
pi oof. rrmcnt linsement , complete steam heat
Ing flxluies , water on all floois , gas , etc. Ap
ply at tl > w ofllco of The nee. 1 910
FOR RUNT , ROOM 65 BV 32. 2l > PLOOR OP
my store , niltuble for cloak a and suits ; peed
light and elevator service. Mis. J , Demon.
I-M9S3
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. GOOD SOLICITORS. MEN AND
women , to work for the 1'rusieaslve Endow
ment Guild ot America , for Missouri , Kansa
and Nebraska. ( Dulldlnir and loan and 10
year endowment Insurance combined. ) Itclla
ble people only need apply. Address , room B
Itock Island Mdg , , cor. 6th and Edmond streets
St. Joseph. Mo. J MS03 111 *
WANTED. GENTS FOR OUR NKW PORCE
latn-llneil tire-clay cooking vessels ; wages. 13.00
to J7.0I u day ; pay every two wtcks. Adclreg
Xenta Pottery Co. . Xenln. O. J M637 2J
WANTED TO RENT ]
WANTED. nV MAN AND W1PC. THHCn L'N
fuinlshed i om . with bathroom privileges
down stalra preferred ) munt be near coo <
board ; one or two of them east or south light
between Eighteenth and Thirtieth und Dodg
und IVippIeton. Address U , 1101 Douglas street
K MTM a
MAN AND WIFD WANTS TO RENT PO1
one year or longer flnt class T-rrnim cottag
with furnace , RII and bath , near Hnnsrom
park , within one block of car. Addrr&s , slv
Ine description , location and terms , X 13. Uep
K 783-28 *
STORAGE.
ETORAGnWILLIAMS & CROSS , 1214 IIAHNEY
M-711
8TORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS , C I.KAN
and cheap late. It. 'Wells , till Farnam.
Farnam.M
M Til
OM.VANJtSTORAGU CO. , 1M2 FARNAM. TI.1K
M-743
BEST BTORAGD BUILDING IN OMAHA , U , S.
trov , bonded warehouse. HouielioU eooAy
stored. I < onest rates. 1013-lOli L avenworth.
M-711
WANTED TO BUY.
IIAVANNA FRECKLES. BEST ON EARTH , 5a
N M651 srr
BECOND-I1AND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH
at Antiquarian book store. > J13 Fanuim slreot.
N-MSil O10 *
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GOOD DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSE : MUST
be cheap. Addre X 43 , Bee. N-6U 97 *
rUHNtTtlRE OF S OR 10-ROOM ItOPSH FOR
cash , cheap. Addresa X 61 , Bee otllce.
N-M771 27 *
WANTED , LAltGB SIZE , DOUBLE HEATER
baseburner. Hadlant Itonn preferred. Addrena
Y 1. 13 fl. N-JIIC3 : S
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS F.ASY , YOU WONT MISS YOUR
money. Low price * on furniture and household
EOods , KnterprtB Credit Ca. , 61J-GU N 16th st.
0-745
CLOSING OUT ENTTRB STOCK OF PURNN
turr. love . etc. U Altman , DM N. ICIh.
ICIh.O5M
O-5M
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Continued.
FOU SALE , AT A SACRIFICn. ELEGANT
furniture , nearly new , of a six-room cottage.
Intiulre IIS Bee building. O-MJ77
SIX FINE STOVES POH SALE. 26.1J HP.WAHD
Btreet. 0-773-28
? OR SALE HOR3E3. WAGONB.ETO
IIARflAlNS ; 1'HYS. PHAETONSi 1 NEW
lurry betonr cost , Drumman ) Can lace Ca ;
A. B. Cl.ARUK , HORSE COMMISSION DEAL *
er , union stock ynrdn , South Oinnhu : all cluiso
of horses constantly on ha mil eastern S soutli-
trn buyers ara here for fall cuppl ) ; nur. Bat ,
1--M322 Oil
GOOD 1'HYS. I H At : . , l t PHAETON. Ill ;
jiliaelon , JW. Diummond Carrlnee Co.P
P 74 ?
Ot : RALE , FINEST DRIVING HORSE WEST
of ChlcnK" ; trotter : nerfectlv sound , hill
biother lo Johnson , 2M : . 315 S , 2sth ttr.-et.
P MS27 27 *
FOR SALE MlbOELLANEOUS.
HANK AND PI > ATTE VALt.lIY SAND FOR
Bale. C. W. Hull company , 0tli nnd Izard Bts.
q 7M
IF TOU BUY , 11UV T llK I1CST ! MACKINtoshes -
toshes , rubber buols , arllc , Byrlmcea of all
kind * ; gas tubing ! all best uuallty. Omaha
Tpiit ft Awnlnir Co. . Hli Farnam st. q-848
: HKAPK8T CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
feiioiv.adf. . C. II. I.C'Wl D.ii.J'-U. . ; -143
roil SALB FULL-IILOOIJKD GORDON RET-
ter ; 4 months old. Inquire "S. " 970 North
2Sth avenue. Omaha. q M741
MISCELLANEOUS ,
CESS POOLS AND VAULTS CLEANED. JOHN
Nelson , ulllce 418 H. llth St. Tcl II7J.R .
R IS3-O7 *
SEALED 1111)9 FOK Till : 1'ITTTINCJ IN OF A
system of water woiks In the Incorpoinled town
of Lake View , In , Hill be rccell l up tf >
2 o'clock p. in. , October IS. 1891 Per plnn-J
nnd Sjieclncatlom ndjress the ma > oi. Tliu
council holds authority to accept or leject nny
or nil bld . Il-Msn 2
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIUVOVANT. HE-
liable business medium ; 7th year at m N. ISth.
8 75J
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
MA DA MI ! RMITH , M2 S. 33TII. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3 ; massage. > npor , alcohol , steam , ftil-
phurlne and sea batln. T MCCO 20 *
MSIE LA RUE , 41S SOUTH 15TII.T
T M300-O10'
MAS3AOB , MADAME BERNARD , J1W DODGH.
T M782 8
TURKISH BATHS.
LADIES' TURKISH 1IATHS , IIOL'ISS , 1 TO 9
p. in. , Mon. , We.l. , Ftl. and Sat. Ueauty
Culluie parlors , reniciltfJ from Karbach block
to 109-10 Uee Illcls. M54I
PERSONAL.
UMI1RELT.AS MADK , RECOVERED AND TIE-
paired. 103 Suath hlxteeiilh streut. U 753
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Hcallh book nnd consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 346 Bee bldg. laidy attendant.
U 751
IOC CIGAR FOR EC. HAVANA FRP.fKI.ES.
U M031-S27
BATHS. MASSAGE. MME. POST. 31DV4 S. 13TH.
U-J5Q
ELntJTKO-THEnMAI. BATHH. FACIAL MAS-
eage&tomnlexlon treatment. Mine. Post , 319't ' S 15.
U S7S-30
WHOLE WHEAT IIREAD PROM UNBOLTED
Hour at Imogen U. Ramsey's , 217 N IRtli M.
U J1317-OU
BELT.K KPPERLY IS FITTED AND MEASured -
ured to the flgure ; nln-aja lemalni bhanety and
IK better prepared to retain tlio liner outlines
of a beautiful , figure than any other. Nine
measurements are necessary and alt "fitting Is
done by experts. It' the only cnrset that
makes one shapely ami -appreciated by e\cry
lady \\t\o \ calls at parlors. 1300 Farnnm stieet.
U M378-O13
MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. ISlt Far.
U 513
MMC. LA HOOK , MASSAGB. 1C03 LEAVEN-
worth street , third door , front rooms ; two lirst
class Operators. " U HS13 2 *
ANY PI5RSON KNOWING INFORMATION
tlint will lead to the flndlng of I'riincln ObK
man or Ted Sulllian will o * rewarded for sending -
ing such Information to Mrs. Catherine J. Oor-
man. LIbeity , Illinois. U M69C 23
AULAIIAUOH FUR TO. . MANUFACTURERS
of fur garment * ; furs neatly repaired. rur
muffs at cost. Iloom 301 Karbach btlc. Tel. 1812.
U 603-OH
PHYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN
prescriptions can secure valuable 'Information
free by addressing P. O. Box SIS , Omaha. Nel > .
U-M7S3
ARRIVAL OF PISOP. MARTIN. THE Dis
tinguished medium , and has located pernla-
ti nlly at 320 N. 15th street.
If you are In doubt that lie can- and wilt per
form nil ho claims , feel yourself Invited to call ,
and lie wilt give you"mmc KUbstantl.it proof ot
his mancloua power than jou lia\e ever befnte
received from mortal. If marriage. 6lcknea. .
deaths , chinges , travel * , divorces , separations ,
lawsulta. business transactions , wills , deeds ,
mortKHKi's , loss nf absent filenda Intciesl > ou ;
If you desire to be more Fiiccesaful ; If jou de
sire to have your domestic troubles returned ,
your lost lova relumed , ynur bitterest enemies
concerted Into alanch friends Irt n noril , what
ever may be jour troubles , suspicions or desliea.
call on tills gltteil man , and ho wilt send you
away happier , wl er and bolder than ever be
fore. Sat.sfactory readings given by mall. Send
stamp for circular , Houis. 9 a. m. to S , p. m. ,
dally and Sunday Pee , & ) c nnd (1.00 for this
weeK only , after whleli charges will IH ? IHglicr.
I'rof , Martin. 33) N. 15th. U MM1 27 *
KONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. S. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo.
W-753
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , SIS N.Y.LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa ( arms or Omaha city property.
W-7tO
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county Improved and unlmpiovrd Omaha real
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Farnam et.
W-781
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co , Paxtnn Mk.
W 7C3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES , THE
O , F , Davis Co. , 1M3 Furnam at. W 7C4
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
1 to S years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrnam.
W-761
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property $3,001) & upwards. < ! to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Fnrnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W 762
LIFR INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED !
Loans nn same negotiated. Well It er & Co. .
Drexel bldg. , Phlla. . Pa. W M974-O5 *
CIIA3. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. BIC. BLDG.
\v-ns
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at S per cent. W. B. Melkle , 1st Nat. bank bids.
W-763
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
hones , wagons , elc. , at lowest ratei In city :
no ri-ino\al of eoouU : strictly conflJentl.il ; you
can pay lha loan off at any tlmo op In any
mount.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO ,
300 a IGth street.
X 7ii
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL I'ROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life bnllj-
X-TTH
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J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 4J7 BAMGE BLOCK.
X 7O
MONET TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
Uirerrfanos , horses , wagons , or any kind ot
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
> ou can pay back nt any time ami In am
amount , FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
room I , Wllhnell block. X 771
BUSINESS CHANCES.
X HOW-LWO BUCCES3 , HAVANA FRECKLES.
X MC51 817
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EXchange -
change Co. . C3 First National banX , Omahn ,
has customers with cash , farm lands and cllj
property for merchandise ; alto docks ot ( 'oods
for sale and iride. V M80C-3U
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4S "l'ER rENT PP.OF1T3VCCKl ' , 7 WITH
I1KI capital. rnuprcfas. UemUcd statlstlcj
free. Ilenaan & Dwyer , (34 Bruadnay. New
York. Y MUS-Oi
_
FOR SALU-ONI : OP TUG HEIST LOCATED
retail cigar rtorei In the city. For furtlxr
Information and particulars onply to A
Beliaefer. care of Max Mejer A Co.
_ | _ Y M5M
PERMANENT AND PROFITABLE Bt'StNESd
for reliable party with moderate capital , WU
bear laveitlKation. Addreu X 15. JJee offlw
Y-MUO-B *
ron ENTERPRISE AND A
little capital. Old eastern liouse wants Ne
braika lepreMiilatlve. Address X 42. llea ot
Y-M520-57'
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THIi BEST PAVING CIGAR &TORU Ih
Omaha for sale , Itonlcstou ft Co. , IGih stree
and Capitol asvnue. Y M7S7 1 *
1-X1R SALE , Cl IRA IV MEAT MARK ET. AT
halt price ; 1550.00 will buy the bulUllnu tool
and barn , actual coal was Jl I'M ' 00 a few year
neo. AdJi Fred Roos. box C2. Dunbar. Neb
Y-ilUJ 2J
Continued.
V SPLENDID MONEt-UAKINU HOTEL 1IUSI-
new tor naleery low OWIIIB lo decHnlnff
health of proprietor * . .B * * C33 , llurtnn , Kan.
a Y-M823 V
VANTED , VOI'NO CjllillDDLn AGED MAN
with JWOM lo buy 'it Interest In cnterprl o
Hint Mill make ll.onwi within n year , ex-
perl nc unnecessary. . .Address V 3. Ilep
JJrJ Y-M839 IS *
FOR EXCHANGE.
HAVE CASH. 1OW AH WIND OTHER LANDS
to exeliaiiRe for incii-ljaiidlsc. II , A. Wanner ,
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Omalm , Neb. -
I.MAHA 1MPROVEH 'ttO UNIMPROVED
residence property arl1i astrrn Nebraska firm
land tu trade lor dry iroods. Want tvi il--al
with owner. Box < -Kcliuiler , Nclv
MI'ROVEI > 120 ACRES IN WYANDOTTE CO. .
Ohio , and fine residence with ten acres ad
joining EIKH ! town In Hancock Co. . Ohio , to
trade far eastern Neb. land or merchandise.
Box 555. 8cllUler , Nell. Z-M1S1-O5
F.iiAtf CITY priopnurF FOR LAND. WIL-
Hams & -Mlttnn , McCaauo building , ( oim 313.
K-MJ97-01
A GOOD LOT IN UAST OMAHA TO EX-
chanKc far younrj work hones or mule * .
LnmorcaUK Ilroi. , SOS S. IGth. 7 lOS
WE TVOlWTn fiUHREY ! COST WHEN
new $250 W ; fur cither , a llrst class blcycla or
lien Hcniliigtun typewriter. American Fuel Co.
K2S 27
FOR SALT : OR EXCHANGE , GOOD RESI-
tiencp property renting for J80.00 per montli for
Council Bluff. * property or land , G , L. Green ,
room 28 , Barker block ) Omaha. Z C53
, Vi : CAN GET YOU DEEDED LANDS OR
home straits for your city property. We nlso
have stock boots and shoes to trade. 101 N.
Y. Life. . 2-M726 3D
'OR SALE OR WILL TRADE POU CLEAR
land , Soutrmeal corner Uth nnd Unions streets.
Two cotlnKP * , Rented. Big baiRaln. Make
offers. S. II. "Walker , 20 Barker block.
Z MS02 28
AMERICA'S PRIDE. HAVANA FIIRCKI.KS.SC.
2 J1031-S27
IMPROVED FRUIT PARM IN AL-
lesan county. Michigan , for eastern Nebraska
farm. 704 2Uh street'South ' Omaha , Neb.
/ MSJ6 a
FOR EXCHANGE I'OR WESTERN LAND ,
di'slrnblo vacant lot In HastlnKS and Gcrlns ,
Neh. ; nHi fltore ImllillnK nnd lot In Prosger ,
Neb. ; nil clear ot incumbrance. Address
Trimble. Blackmail & Alexander , Hastings ,
Neb. ' Z-MS10 50
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. 1C Darling , Barker block.
11 E-771
FARM LANDS. C. P. HARRISON , 012 N.Y.LIFE
R E lE'J OS'
WANTED NIt-E HOUSE AND LOT FOR A
liome Itii't be choice-- Also some good rental
properly nml a fnrm for good clear Inside resi
dence lots , acre property imd some cash.
Call on J. A. LovfiTen , MS Brown block ,
Oinulin. ' RE 781-30
GARDEN LANDS , 5 MILES FROM POST OF-
tlce , easy terms. Call lit 840 N. Y. Life.K731
K-731
FOR SALK. 2,0)0 ) BUSHELS CORN , SARPY
counly ; CS cents at crib. Boggs .t Hill. 140S
Farnam. RE M-517 30
CHOICIJ GARDEN LANDS. G MILKS FROM
Omalia po tofllce , 10 to 100 acres , B < jme trade.
N. D. Ke > es , C17 Paxtijn blk. R E 1152 *
FOR SALE. NEW 4-HpOM COTTAGE ; CELlar -
lar , cistern , city walcT ; eor. 13th and Sahler ;
tl.IJO.OO ; loni ; time. , ' .4 Ent\ulrc \ ISIS Fnrnam.
Samuel Burns. R E 773
FOR SALE , AT A SACRIFICE , AN ACRE LOT ,
two fronts en car line , 4 houses \alued at
I13 , < X ! will sell for J7.000. Apply lo GPO. A.
Shannon. 2S2S lllnney fit. n. E. 753-2C *
FOU SALE. BKST HJVROAIN IN OMAHA. A
house of 12 looms , Ihl'ge closets and all mod
ern Improvements , ulth a. full lot. In Hanscom
Place , caxt front , oh"3 paved strett , In n
choice nelgliboihooil : ctn lie bought for J7.SW.OO.
No trades. Terms , half cash , balance , long
lime. Can be Innpectt-d aftcinoons. Location ,
1031 S , Mtl aN enue l RB-M763 28 *
WANTED , 160 ACIIES OC LAND FOV CASH
Wanted , 110,000 place for cash
Wanted , 60 foot lot for , oash
Wanted 400 to COO land for cash.
Wanted , J2.000 | inco fbr cash.
Wanted , Jii.00'1 ' place , ' tno-thlrds cash , bal
clear proiieity. "
Wanted. 40 ocres foi'fpash , with house.
Wanted , ID ucr-s for' iish. ,
Wanted , lot and cash for 10 acres. ,
Wanted , houae In Iliitmom place for cash. :
Wanted , houao for xmall farm ahit ca h. " '
Wanted , one or twok'nulce loans.
Wanted , to loan 1700 nt C TJCIcent. .
Wanted purchaser foriXO acres. ' if
Wanted ) 14.SOO . acre , worth double : " 0
C. F. Hurrlscn , 912N. ' Y. Life.
TYPEWRITERS ,
STOLEN TVPEWIUTEHS OFFERED FOR
sale should make you suspicious ; funny they
are mostly Smith's. Try ono anij you will un
derstand why ; full line of supplies. Smith-
Premier Co. . 17lh und Farnam ; telephone , 1.2S4.
M 708
TYPEWRITERS. OMAHA PEOPLK DON'T
steal typcwi tiers , they , buy ot u . Why7 Be
cause the Densmoie Callgrapli and Yost are
the best machine * made ; they will outwear
any typewrlteis made , and do a better tiuallty
of work. Our supply department will be sure
to please you. Send your machines to ui It
you want them repaired. United Typewriter
and Supplies Co. , 1613 Pnrnam street. Tele
phone 1335. 171
FOR SALE , AN ISO ! MODEL DKNSMORE
Upewrlter , practically new ; will sell cheap.
Address X Cl. lice. MTS4 27
PLUMBERS.
FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. GAS
steam & hot water heating ; sen ei age , 313 S. 18.
788
JOHN ROWE & CO. , PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas fixtures , globes , 121 B. 15.
780
J. J. HAN1GAN , PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hot water heating. 2703 Leavenwoith st , ISO
HOTELS.
BETTER THAN MOST $2.00 HOTELS IN
Omaha. Our rotes. JLM to Jl.H ) . Hotel Hlcoe-
lieu. Geo. Mitchell , prop. , 103-110 N. 13th.
1SI 07
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W , COR.
13th and Dodge. Room by day or week.M232
M232 O9 *
HOTEL BARKER. J2.0QPER ( DAY , 140 ROOMS.
In the heart ot the business houses. Special
rates and accommodations to commercial trav
elers. Boom and board by the week or'month.
Frank Hlliltch , Mgr. 313
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED , AND REMODELED.
Tlrea andsundries. . Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Iledln , locksmith. 311 N. I th st. 156
BICYCLES. NKW AND OLD , * M TO $125 ;
easy payments , ve rent and repair. Omaha
Bicycle Co. . 323 N. lCIi | St. 778
BICYCLES-ALL STYLES , .
ALL. PRICES.
Send for our list of , eecond-han3 and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries of
all kinds. 11 O , Daxon. 402 N. 16th at. 77
GAS FIXTURES.
WK ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE
of gas and electric light ilxtures , Rlobei ,
etc. , at cost , as we are absolutely retiring
from tlio uxtute liuslmssj , It will pay to buy
nt onceThe lluwey & Day Co. , 411 South
15th St. , Ramga building. , CIS O21
GAS AND F.LECTRIC 'LIGHT ' FIXTURES
made In design and llnl > , li to harmonlie with
any architectural st > l daslred by 1' . M. Rus
sell. 313 S. IStli street. , J1700 O23
UNDE RTAKERS A NTUEMB AL ME R 3
Jl , K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
enibalmer , 1C1S Chicago at } ' , telephone 93. 735
HWANSON & VA LIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
embalniers. 1701 Cumins st. , telephone 10ft ) .
i'i 786
u. o. MAUL. UNDERI'AKER ' AND EM"
balmcr , H17 Farnam st. . Aelephone 233. 787
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER. 613 S. IS ST ,
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PfPE FACTORY ; OLD
plpea made new. C13 S. 16Ul. 750
DAMAGED MIRRORS HESILVERED. .719 N. It.
THE NB.XTEST "iTARBER SHOP IN CITY ;
court of U bulldlns. Fred Buelow. 311
ROONEIl & EisKLi : . SIGN PAlNTlHlS ; BEST
ikoik at loncst prices. 151J Douglas street.MCGS
MCGS
FOR BARGAINS if PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
cavy payment * : Instnimtnts rented ; rents upplj
on purchase. A. Ilospe , jr. iJ3
Q. K OKLI.KNBECK , BANJOISTS ANE
teacher. ItU California atieet. 914
_
LIVERY" ITABLE'S
BOARDING HTABI.ES , . FIND LIVERY RIGS
cheap. EJ llaumley , nth and St. Mary's ave
0. B. MORRILL , CARPENTER , OFFICE ANC
store flitnrei a. ipecUlty. Patctilnr and plu
terlne , 40J S. llth at , , tclfphoiu 40) . 7S8
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINEJ MAIL
regularly every Ralutdar from New Yoik for
Ixmdorulerry anil GlnsRow. Oly nt Itome ,
October li , a.M p. m : Hthlnpla , October -
ber BO , 8.30 a. m , lAiitunnla. Octi -
tier IT , 4 p. m. Kaloon , second duns ,
ami steerage , ninslo or round trip ticket ! from
New York or CtilcaijT at reduced rates to the
principal Scotch. English , IrlKh nml nil contl-
nentnl polntt. For mnney orders , drafts , out
ward or prepaid tickets apply lo any ot our
local nKonts or to Hfndernon Bros. ,
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOOIAT1ON.
YOU CAN MAKE MORE INTEREST ON YOUJl
money by paying u tl or inoro per month
than In nny savlnns bnnk. Invent I date. Mu
tual I.oan nml Hull.line nfsoclntlon. G. M.
Nattlneer. scc'y. 1704 Parnam st. 72J
HOW TO GET A HOME OH SECURE GOOD
Interest on saving * Apply lo Onintut I. . &
li. ats'n. 1701 Bee bldg. U. M. Nalllntrrr. sec.
M-1D3
bTOVE REPA1US.
STOVE REPAIRS FOR l ,000 DIFFERENT
ntnkcH of stoves. Water nttachments nnd con
nections n specially. 1207 Douglas street , Omaha
Stove Repair Works. M III
STOVE REPAIRS OP ALL KtNDSi ALSO
hotel range and ccnorul nssortmenl ot ranges ,
cooks , V heaters ; wntcr atlncliments put In &
connected at J. Hughes , C07 S. 13 st & Jackson.
- \ *
AHJIATtmnS ANO CONVnitTHKH HKWOUND
storage batteries recliniKcd : electrical nnd gen-
rrnl inncMnlsts. uprrlor nork guarantrvd.
Omalm Ulectrlcai Works , el ? and (19 B. leth st.
783
ni.nrriticAL , KNdrNunns AND CO.VTIIAO-
tor * for elcctilu light and motor phintn itrul all
klmls of electrical construction. Western nice-
tile Supply Co. . US and Kt S. 15th at "SI
UAY A2il > OBAIN.
IIUY youu HAY nv TDK on CAM r.oTS. wr
bjy hay. A. II. bnydcr. 1J15 Unit St. . tcl. 1JOI.
NBUIIASICA IIAV CO. , tt'HOLKSM.n HAY ,
sruln nnd mill stuff. We are iiluuys on the
market to buy or sell. 1(02-1-4 Nicholas et.
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL , CO. . LKADINC ! Ot'TtCIAXS ,
J. I * , I'nnjer , manager. Kyei tested Irve. 222
South ICtli , 111 Kinsler's drus store. 416-31'
"
THE AIX > IJ & PINFOM : > co. , HCICKTIPIC
opticians. 1408 Knnum st , opposite 1'uxton
hotel. 1-yes examined ftce. 791
COAL.
SHERIDAN COAL , EXCELLENT SUIIHTITUTE
for hard coal and H.GO Ion cheaper. 15tli Farnam
9W-O4
D. T. S1OUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL Of-
llce to 209 S. 18th St. . Brown block 155
COKN10E.
WKSTHRN CORNICE WORKS GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1723 St. Mary's rive. R03
EAGLE' CORNICE WORKS. JOHN KPE-
neter , prop. , 10S , 110 , 112 N. llth. Kstub. 1S01.
SB 4
MERCHANT TAILORS.
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OP
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Fall and winter
WOOLENS
G. A. Llndquest , Merchant Tailor , SIS S. ISth at.
MC07
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING- .
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND ,
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for clicular. TS8
ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15 & FAR.
SOj
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 2120 S. 10TH
MU2-OIS *
WANTED , SEWING IN FAMILIES. CITY
references. Satisfaction KUaJunteed. Address
X 63. Bee. M7C6 Z'
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS , ETC.
ground. Slclcholr Bros. , 1119 Farnam. street.
Aiasi
RAZORS. SHEARS , CLIPPERS , LAWN MOWers -
ers , etc. A. L. Unddand. 106 N. Uth. 192
MEDICAL.
HOME FOR LADIli BIJFbRE AND DURING
confinement , with * bc& > t or care ; communication
conlldentlal. M > s'K. Volkman , graduated mid-
\ Ut , 401 South' Eighth Btreet , Lincoln. Neb.
_ J M2CQ.QS'
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON. DKNTIST , SUITE MO
, PaiIon " block. Iftlujind Farnam sta. , tel. 712.
f 803
DR. PAUL , DENTIST. 2020 BURT ST. 808
STOVES.
RELIABLE STOVE COMPANY. 218 NORTH
IGth street ; cash or easy payments : new or
aecond hand ; also Mo\e8 bought or exchanged.
M761 S
LOST !
LOST OR STOLEN. FROM WAGON. SMALL
package containing 2 buxes pens. 1 Ink well
and 3 rubber stamps. A suitable reward will
bo paid for Us return to Adams express
olllce , 1307 Farnam street. 818-26 *
LOST , LADY'S I'OOKETnOOK. ON CABLE
betnecn Cell cum and Uth nnrt Dodge , con
taining $7.00 and slip pnp r. Return to 123
N. 15th stieet and receive reward. M824 27 *
STENOGRAPHERS.
F. J. BUTCI.IFPK. GENERAL STKNOG-
raphcr. 232 Bee building- . Telephone C9I.M881
M881
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George E. Brown , jr. , & Co. . 703 S. IGlh.
811
CARPET CLEANING.
G. D. MERR.YMAN. CA71PI5T AND RUG
cleaning works , 720 8. llth ; tel. St4i oRlce 1533
'Farnam : lei. 1KB. M 323-OI1
FURNACES.
BEST FURNACE MADE. SOFT COAL SMOKE
consuming and hard coal furnaces Kaglo Cor
nice. Walks , 103-110-112 N. llth st. 810
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1008 Fnrnam st. 812
FOUND ,
FOUND , TUESDAY EVENING ON DODCJE
between llth nnd 10th , a valimlilfl article.
Owner can have the K.imo by call Ins nt 3335
Fowler ave. . Identifying propeity ,
816 2C
DYE WORKS.
SCIIOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1521 Fuinam street. Dyeing of every descrip
tion and iry cleaning. 797
JOB PRINTING.
JOB PRINTING CO. , Fl.VE
of all kinds. HIM St. , Bee building. I3J
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING VERY CI1EA1 * THIS MONTH
M. S. Walklti , 2111 Cumins. 'Id. CO. . SOI
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15 & FAR.
C04
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 41S N. IStli SI.
7J3
HORSESHOEING ,
MRS. THOMAS MALONKY , 91 ! N. ISTIt ST.
THE JIKALTY AIAUlCKl' .
INSTRUMENTS placed on rccorJ Septembei
20 , 18 lr
WARRANTY DEEDS.
I It Jlapes ami wife lo W J Cha hrlcl : ,
lot I. Haas' aaMlv * 1.SO- ,
A II DeLon ? nnd wife tn Mnrllii l.mc.
' , ' , lot 21. blocti 3. Potter i : C'x 21 n.l.l
to S < iutli Omaha . . 400
G II DrHsli to V W llllberl , lot M , Nrl-
son'H add 3.T51
B J % Vet more lo Daniel Knch , luts 1 und
2 , block C , Jetler'u 1st tnU In Saulll
Omaha. . . 2.11 :
Amur i.ut : la W K I'Hlrmttler. Iain 1 mid
J. b'.aili 2J , West Albrljtht J.OM
II II Clnrk to G G Wullace. lot 2. block
12. lleilf-ird Placi > 1
Same to I. T Wallace , lot 9 bliu-k a , Himo & 00
Willis I-in,1 companv tit J O Wlli | . lot I.
und s 20 feet lot S , Mock 1. loU I , 3 , T ,
S. It to IS. 20. and . ' ) fert lot 19 , bliKk i ,
Idlewld ( retlle ) 1
L H Hwanbeck and nlfe to E 11 Garner ,
lut II. block i. llelrosa Hilt 4V
Total amount of lrnnerH , IIIMl
UURBAU. SUKS it CO. , Solicitors. Dee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Adviuo t UEh
ALIVE BUT OFFICIALLY DEAD
Man Whcso Eitats Had Boon Partitioned
Among His Heirs Returns.
STRANGE STORY FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Mrnllliy JleiUlenl < > l ModeHto. Cnl , , Comoi
lluck After ItcltiK Ilecluroil Uititl bjr
tlio Court linn A way from
u. Illff Law Suit.
SAN F11ANCI9CO , Sepl. 23. Dr. Thomas
Tynan , the Modesto physician and capitalist ,
whom the courts have declared to bo dead ,
and whose J200,000 estate * Ima boon dlbtrlti-
tiled among his rcl.itlvi's , arrived In San
Francisco this morning. Ho was met at
the Oakland ferry by a number ot frlemla
and business associates , who had been null-
led i > t his coming by parties vihn went to
lleno , Nev. , to meet lilin , Though pale and
slightly- emaciated , the aged gentleman ap
peared In fair health. To reporters ho re-
'used ' to talk to any extent. He said , how
ever , tltat he hnd been In Boston nil the time
slnco Ills strange disappearance , ami that the
reason for his sudden leaving over two years
ago was to avoid the annoynncn ot litigation
iin by hli ! stepdaughters to recover prop
erty which they iilItKcd belonged to them ,
f mills belonging to the estate or their de
ceased mother. Tynan's flrst wife , having
been appropriated by Tynan , as they say.
There was an affectionate meeting between
[ ho doctor and his present \ > lfe , who has
been searching for him so long , and who had
conic to mourn him as gone.
The old man said hu would probably have
never returned had not the spiritualist , Sla
ter , discovered him In Itostcm and brought
111 in on to Itono. Slater , who claims to have
boon guided by spirits , claims the $5iOOO re
ward offered by Mrs. Tynan for Information
ot her husband's whereabouts. lr. Tynan
was the heaviest property owner In Modesto.
IIo was also a director of the Grangers bank
in this city , and well known to people all
over the I'aclflo cojst , among whom he had
been a familiar llgure for ye.ira. his largo
wealth , bis prolonged vigorous strength hav
ing made him conspicuous. He was over
7& years old when he disappeared. On the
16th day of October lie was In the Grangers
bank In this city , and then there was paid
over to him the sum or $5,000. From about
that day until now he has been supposed to
be dead. His wife offered a reward of $5,000
to any person who should fnrnlsh Information
thai he was alhe. No such Information
came.
came.What was temporarily supposed < o be the
re in a I us of Dr. Tynan came to light , some
times In one place and sometimes In another.
The detectives , however. Insisted that they
had traced Tynan to Sacramento , where IIB
bought a ticket to New York under the name
of Thomas S. Stanley , but further than this
they could not trace him. His wife searched
for many months for him , and finally con
cluded ho was dead , and on the showing
made Judge Minor of Stanislaus county
decided that he was dead.
John Slater , a lr > cal spiritualist , gave to
the Grangers bank the flrst authentic In
formation about Tynan a few days ago. He
said that the missing physician was In lleno ,
and asked that some one be sent with him
to Reno. Accordingly Henry McCormack ,
who Is connected with the bank and who
knew Dr. Tynan , went to Reno with Slater.
The Identification was complete. Slater
bays lie knew Tynan , whom ho had met east
of the Rocky mountains. As to finding the
doctor. Slater ascribes It all to the spirit
form of Ur. Tynan's first wife , He says :
"On May 28 I was writing a letter In my
sulto of rooms at the Clarendon hotel In
Boston. It was a letter to my wife. It
was about 7:30 : o'clock. Suddenly a woman's
form stood over me , distinctly as could be.
'I am Rose Marvin Tynan , ' It said. 'Co to
No. - street tonight , ' sure ; and you wfll
see my husband , Ur. Thomas E. Tynan. '
"I went Immediately ; 'I ' did not wait to
finish my letter. The number given was
that of a well known boarding house In a
central location , not more than twenty min
utes' walk from my hotel" . The street and
number I have promUod not to reveal.
When I rang the bell , I asked for Dr Tynan.
They told mo he wns not there , hut \\hlle I
was talking he came to the top of the stairs
and spola to me. I took htm to the hotel
and ws talked together until after midnight.
Then ho went away and I inado no effort to
restrain him. For three weeks 1 saw htm
occasionally. Then he left lloston und I
returned soon after to California. I saw-
Mrs. Tynan , but she would not believe that
I had seen the doctor. She believes It now.
Early in August I went back nnd found the
doctor again. We went to New York to
gether and on Monday , the 17th lust. , we left
there , bound this way. We ttopped ono
( Jay In Chicago and reached Reno , where I
left Dr. Tynan Saturday. "
Slater. It IB understood , has the promise
of $5,000 and expenses. Mrs. Tynan would
not pay that sum until she saw the doctor.
Dr. Tynan will now take steps In the
Stanislaus county courts to have himself de
clared a being of the flesh. The San Fran
cisco pollco are bkepttcal about the spiritu
alist's story and hint that Dr. Tynan was In
duced to disappear by some means unknown
to them. Dr. Tynan himself Is an ardent
believer in spiritualism.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous head-
ltb.es. Trial size , 25 cents. All druggists.
rtclmol Alumni.
The annual meeting of the alumni asso
ciation of the Omaha High school will be
RfllLWflY TIME GRRD
Leaves I CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N | Aril\es
OmahaU.l' | _ . Depot. 10th & Mason Bls. | Omuha
H:0.am. Eastern Express . .7 fSiSOpm
4:00pm Vestlbuled LlmltP.t , . . . . . . . . iMOun
CMam Mo. Valley Local lll30pm ;
& :45pm : Omaha Chicago Special 21Dpni ;
Lenses ( CHICAGO , BURLINGTON & < } . | Arrlves
Onialu ] D-pot ] 0tli and Mason St . | Omaha
4:45pm : Chicago Vestibule t.r ) : > 0am
9:45am : Chicago Express 42T ; > pm
7:0i.'pin.Chicago nnd Iowa Local c:00am :
ll&um Pacllic JnncllonL.ocil. _ . . _ . _ . . .
Lcu\e lUUnLINOTON' & MC
Oinalial Depot 10th and Mason HlH. | Omlina
lbl'nm : Dcincr UxpressT . . " . . . . . S33.im
10iam : Deadwooil llxprcps 4lOpm :
H:50L > m Den > er Kxprew < :10pm :
C&Opm..N'cbrnska l.ocal ( except Sun\l.iy ) . C0pm :
8llam. ; ! LlncoluLocal _ _ < cxo-pt Hunuly ) ll:25am :
Leaves I ' 1C C. . RT. J & C. n. IArrlve.1
Ornnha | _ _ Depot loth niul Mason Bin. [ Omaha
94" ; am. . . . Knnsns City Dny nxi > ri's ! . . . .r6:55rin :
liHJpm.K. U. Night i ; . via U. 1' Irans. 6:50am :
leaves I CliTcAiiOT'HT 7. " & 1'ACiricT lArrlves
OinnlialU. 1' . Deiiot. 101 h ti Mason ! Ua. | Oin.ilin
7 : A ST.
lOiloam..Atlantic Knprrax ( ex. .Sundi > ) ti'lpm
GSpni : Nlelit Iixpren % . . . . , , . . . G40am ;
4MOpm..Clilcaeo V > stll > iilt > d l.lniltr-1. . . lJ3pm :
ll:35nm.Cl.lahQma : ixp : , ( lo r. It. ex. Sun ) . V.Sjam
WKHT.
BA'am.Oklahoma & Te a Kxp. ( ex. 8un.ll:3pm ) :
l33pm ! Colorailo Limited 4:10im :
LeavM I UNION'PAflFIC , l
OniahaUnjojaDepot10th | & Mason 8t . | Omaha
10.00am. . .T. . . . . Kearney Express . 3SCpm ;
2:15pm : . . . . .Oicrlund Flyer . S40pm ;
2lljpm. Beatrice ft Htromab'R L'x ( ex Kun ) 3Mpm :
l40m . Pucllic Express . IOSSam ;
t 30pm . Fast il.ill. . . . 4:2lpm
Onmli iynlonIiiol10th | anil MBJ < onKts. _ | Omaha
< i 35prn.T. . . . .Chicago LlmTteii. . . ! > ; 30am
] l'10.im..C'tilcat'ii I iptfis ( ex , Sun. } . . . . G:00pm :
I 5vp | F7 , E""M07 VALTEY" | Arrives
Oinulm ] Depot 15th and WebMer tita. | Omiha
9:05am : .T. . . . .r > ead ooj Express. 7. . S10pm ;
9 OSHm.Ex. ( Sat. ) Wyo. Ut. ( Ex , Mon , ) & : IOpm
. . Norfolk I'.ifiri-.tjt ( Ex. Sunday ) .lOMJain
St. Paul Expipss. . . 940um ;
LenVi cs MISSOURI PAriPK' ( Arrives
Onuhn Depot ISth uml Webster Kts. 1 Omaha
i'OOam . St. l mlKxprens . G:00am :
3 30pm . Ht. Louis Express . . C:55i'ni :
D 10pm. Dally ( ex. Sun.Nc'braika ) _ Ixical. . 8:10am :
Lcavei f O.rsT , I' , , f * O. jArrtvei
Oinahal Depot JMhnn _ < lWbsterSja. | Omaha
S.OQam. " .Sioux City Accom"iixrsun. ; . ) ,7. S"03prn ;
10OOam..Hloux City Accom ( Bun , Only. ) , , KiOiprn
1) riin..HIuux | City Exprens ( Ex. Sun.HUn.m :
fiMpin . Bt. i-aul l/linltcl. . , . . . . . :40am :
Lenvei I BlOUJC CITY"ft "I'ACIPIC. " I Arrives"
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason tits. ) Omaha
C Uuni , , , , , . , Sioux City IaMenxer.,10:20pm :
3. SiMll. . . . . . . . .St. Paul Uxpresx. . . , . . .IQlOOani
L < aves I SIOUX CITY & . 1'ACirif1. " | Arrlv s"
Omalml Depot IJln und Webiter Hti. I Omaha
" '
630pm . Ht. 'Paul Limited , . , , , . , 9IOam :
80pin . . . . . . . . . .Chicago Llmltei | , _ . . _ , ! 40ain
EJaveiT WABASlT UAIlAVAY
( JnialialUnlon Pcpol , 10th & Mason Btj.j Omalit
J.SOpm . SU Louli Cannon Ball . I
held tn tlio lllph school btilldlng Friday
even Ing , September 2S.
Salt Itlieum Curril ,
About ten years ago I coininencnl taklnR
Mood's Sarsnparllla. for salt rlicuin. At
Omt 11 tno my hands were ono coin | > I etc note.
ami I hail to liavo them tatul-iRril. Attar
taklnK about six Lotties , of Hood's. Ssrsi-
pnrlll.i the Bores were all liealpil. From
Unit I line lo this I have hcpl Hood's Sana-
par 11 l.i In the houw and luvo had no ccc-t-
slun lo employ a doctor. Mnmlo Haujtn.
S&K D clgo street , Omalm , Neb.
Hood's Pills cure bllllouaneis.
*
BXODK OAKSIN DEiMANTJ.
Union Puclllo lln luR Lots ut freight to
Itiinillo Tlip n luy .
Tlio Union 1'aclflc Is having constant de
mand tor stock cars and Ilia In and out
movement ot trclclit Is In cicess of the sutim
period last year , Axitlltor YotitiR bcltiR nu-
tliorlty lor the utatcmunt Ihnt tlto rccclpfs
of the company nro on Iho Incrcaso. Tlio
rollliiR slock of the company Is lu sptctidtil
cordlllun and there U n much caslpr fecllns
otnclals than has been obs. rvcil tu
some time.
Denver papers nro congratulalliiff the Hla
Oinndo on its success In the recent stock
train rnca from Ogden vvllb tlio Union I'nclllo ,
but the facta nro that the Union Pacific beat
Its rival Into Kansas City by twenty hours ,
easily \\Inning the raca and HlicrwInK Us
superiority In handling stock upon fast time.
The train'Into Omaha was delay nl by hot
boxes , broken brake beams atul other annoy-
ItiK feattircs , but Iho run of twenty-four
hours , from Cheyenne was one to l > o prouj
of"I
"I do not favor races ot tbla sort , " said
an official of the Union Pacific , "nnd If I
a stoclimnn I should much prjfer
ordinary travel which perm It a
stock being fed and \uitercd to the fust runs
which races necessitate. Passengers In
coaches know what the discomforts are of
traveling fifty-five miles an hour , but their
discomfort is nothing lo tha shaking up
cattle gel on fast stock trains endeavoring lo
make a record. We bavo demonstrated
that the Union Pacific Is tjulto as fast as
any eastern road and the time- may cams
when a passenger train will be pulled from
Cheyenne to Council Itlufls , 519 miles. In aa
many minutes. Wlillo other roads may ba
as well equipped rltb cars as we are , our
motive pqwer Is far superior to any grander
road and with an excellent road bed , vltli
heavy slcel rails , > \o arc In a position lo
do all the fast running desirable. " ,
Proof ( if tlio L'ndtllnir.
Referring to the matter of sub-soiling , to
which attention has been called by The Bee ,
the Burlington passenger depaitment ha
Issued the following1 Information :
Under date of the 18th Inst. Messrs.
Younger Uros. of Geneva , Neb , , report as
to the outcome ot the oats anil rye threshed
this tail :
"Tho oats on ground that has been sub-
soiled and raised two crops of corn , yielded
thirty-nine and one-fourth bushels per
acre ; on ground that had been sub-soiled
and raised one crop of corn , the yield was
forty-four and one-third bushels per
acre. This Is byvclght. .
"Hye on sub-soiled land yielded thirty
bushels , twelve pounds per acre ; on ground
not sub-soiled , two and one-halt bushels per
acre , Oats on land not sub-soiled , twenty
bushels per acre. "
ICnllvrtty .Notoi.
Ilol < it Sutherland's condition wan rotisM-
crnlily Improved yesterday , und the oper
ation , which was performed. Monday. bf > Ja
fair to give permanent relief to the Btirtin-r.
Tbtr ( ii'arterniaster's department ha.i not
yet decided ns to which ot the roads , the
Mliiso il Pacific or Iturllnstnn. will uan-
pati Hie troops from Kort Nlobr.n'a. to
LPP vn worth.
The KilJiorn and Northwestern have Iff r.
av.nrd < d the contract for transporttn , ; tin *
SUtl : ivvalry from For ! Nlobrnra tt f.'Si-
i'iKO. The company will leave Nlobrari
Svpti-intcr 2' or W , the exact lime not hav-
lita 'been decided , The company lnelU'.ji |
sevcnlv persona and their tnmlllcs and
llfty-llirce liorses ;
O' ' ISalston , formerlj'
iinc apulstant > uppr-
lntftul nt 'of the American" HxpreM cotii-
pany hus taken the business man ultient
of \Vortliitifitoti Jlllllaracailomy at
Lincoln. Sir ItulMon , until his fjlllee.V.TH
abcillfbcd hy the olllclaly , was coniiPct'td
Wltli the American lOxpress company ! f > r
Keventeen years , six of which he spent
It. Oiiu'l-a. '
With Its 40 years' rcord Cook's Extra Dry
Imperial Champagne Is flrst In the Hat. > 1C
sparkling wlno in ue Is Us superior.
The Wtekly lor the I ani.ilii. )
The Weekly Ueo will be Bent up to No
vember 15 , covering the entire campaign ,
for 10 cents.
Ftlltl'MAHT.
I'll I r IVrutlicr nnd Montli U'niiN for "Ne-
linijkpi Tiiduv ,
WASHINGTON , Sept. 28. The forecast
for Thursday Is :
For Nebraska , Iowa and Kansas Pair ;
south winds.
POT South Dakota Fair ; prolmbly slightly
cooler In the western portion ; winds becoin-
Ins : nortliwestly.
For Missouri Fair ; slightly warmer ;
south winds ,
I.ocnl Hcruril.
OPI'ICB OF THE WEATHER BUREAU ,
OMAHA , Sept. 2C , Omaha record of tern-
pcmtutc and rainfall , compared with tha
corresponding day of last tour yoarsr
1831.1S3J. 18'J.MS3t.
Maximum temperuture. . . SS Bl SO SO
Minimum temperature , , . GO 12. 50 til
Avuragu temperature. ! . . J3 M 05 73
Prec'IpHutlon ' , 00 ,00 ,00 .01
Condition of temperature und precipita
tion at Omaha for the day and elnco
March 1 , 1894 :
Normal temperature , . . 61
Exec1) for the day \i
Accumulated excess since March 1. . . . . . C7J
Normal precipitation 10 Inch
Deficiency for the day , . .10 inch
Total precipitation since March
1 ll.BS Inches
Accumulated dellclency since
March I H.r.S Inchef
Kcpiirtsfrum Ollii-r .Stitlrmi lie H lh. HI ?
a. " indleaicH trjco ol rain.
GEonai : K. nnyr. Local forcc M oaiaut.
Octobor'H hhmvlnif.
WEATHER nURKAU , OMAHA , Sept.
23 , 1891 , The chief of the weather bureau
directs the publication of Iho following-
data , complied from the record of ob
servations for the month of October , taken
at this station for a period of twenty-three
years. It li believed Umt Ibe facts thus
Hct forth will piov of Interest to the pub
ic , as well as the special uludent , showIng -
Ing , a they do , the uveraRB nnd exlremo
conditions of the more Important nietcor-
oloKlcul elements mid the range wllhln
which uch variations may be expected
to keep during any corresponding month.
Temperature Ali-ati or normal tempera
ture , Cl degrees ; the warmest October was
that of 1X79 , with an averngc of 62 de-
Bri > esj the coldest October wns that of 1873.
with an avcrag-e of 4S degrees ; the high
est temperature during any October was
S3 degrees , on the 8th , 1K93 ; the lowest
temperature Uurlnpr any October waa Id
( logreetf on the 25th. 1887 ; average dale on
which Ilrst "kllllnK" frost occurred ( In
autumn ) . September 21 ; average date on
which last "killing" frost occurred ( In
, . -
Precipitation ( rain and melted miow )
Averaue for Hie monthr S.W inches ; av-
cm ( TO number of Ua.y with .01 of an Inch
or more , 7 ; the greatest monthly precipi
tation was 6.HG Inches. In 1S77 ; the lca.il
monthly precipitation waa 0.12 Inches , in
1893 ; the greatest amount of precipitation
recorded In any twenty-four oonseculiva
hours was 3.73 Inches , on October 3 , I SSI.
Clouds and Weather Average number ol
cloudless days , n ; average number of
partly cloudy days , 10 ; average numbet
of cloudy days. 8.
Wind The prevailing wind a Have been
from the south ; tlio highest velocity of
the wind during any October was folly-
one miles on the IGth. 1880.
OKOHOfi R. HUNT ,
Local Weather Olllclat , Weather Uuvcau.