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    THE OMAHA DAILY TUESDAY , OCTOMKtt 2 , 1801 ,
/anted ,
WORKING GIRLS
Praise The Bee for the
energy it shows in securing -
n curing situations for
ui thorn at such small ex
uii',7
i',7 .
pense.
Thousands of families
read The Bee want ads
each day.
In both morning and evening papars.
SPEGIRL NOTICES ,
Advertisement for lhe columns will l > nt : i
until i:30 l > . m. fur Hie evening , ami until 9.0)
delivered n presentation of th * -
uo up ,
Hate * . USe it wcr.l nr < t Insertion , lo R wora
Iherentter. Nolhlnc taken for le a than 2..C for
flrnt Insertion. . . . . .
Theae advertlafmcnta mint run cons-cutlvely.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
HITUATION IIY I.ADY AS
experiences nnd references. Addrojn H ' . .
S115 Oaltrorn'a Bt. A-Ml. . C *
WANTED MALE HELP.
_
WANTED , A FCw"pKllSONa IN KAO1I I'l.Arf ]
lo do wcltlnc : end ulnmp fnr 1M paic l uU ot
nnrtlculart. J. Woodbury , 1J7 W. d ttu-ot. N.
y. cily. _ n Stcas
VANTKI > , i.Moninta ) , SOUTH ; novr.ux-
mcnt work In Tcnnc3 ! > e nnJ AiKnnsa. * .
ICrnmer Si O'llenrn , laljor ngcncy. IHli nnd
Furnam streets. TiS1S11
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PLATTK. NKII.
aclmff & Well. H 0 T
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WANTRO , Alll.i : MKN TOR Jim. , f. D. , MO. .
Knnnai nnd stntCK wrfl to orB.inlz ? nnr ncliomc
In townn ! no Bollcltliii ; ; no Invcnlmnnt : ilenla
with the better element In each Inwnj lirlslit ,
IntelllBfiit Indies cnn work nt It the mma as
men. AdJrraa at once Ijox 230 , Sldnoy. In.
U-M8S3 !
CARPENTERS WHO WANT STEADY WORK
nil winter enclose lOc stamp. Common Pnsc
Weather Strip company. Cedar HlulTH. Neb. ,
for particulars ftnl eample , 1 ! MSSS ;
DKTECTIVES WE A NT A HHLIARI.F
man ( n every Inrallty to net its private de
tective under ln , tructlon . Experience not
necesMry. Send stomp for pirllnjUrw.
American Detective ugi-ncy. Ind'a-.np I'M. Ind.
U J1SS3 J'
WANTED A YOUNG MAN F.XPERIENCED
In thfl hotel bun'nG , muit be capaMo nntl
Intelligent , fine rppoitunltv for tlio rliht sort
of person. Address Y 9 , Dec. II 471 I
WANTEI > rGENTLEMEN NEWSPAPER CON-
IrlliutorB In rvrry tov.-n tn report nil lmi rlnnl
happenings and write nrtlcles for publication
on nny subject. I'Tspe lence not * KC"H.vy G ud
pay for ninin * fine. Our Instritctl'ns lell you
how l do tlin work. Bcntl otamn for full par-
: \llcul < ir3. Modern Press Ass'n , Chlcni-o. HI.
> " ' H-117
HALI SIAN : 'SALAF.Y FROM
' .otartitpermnncnt plncc. Drown Dioi. Co. , nur-
Berymep , Chlcasn , III. 11-111 O3)
WANTEoT"Iini.lAISLG YOUNG AND MID-
die-aired men | n every county to net ns cor-
Vi > | ioiidcn < Y * 1md Fttej'al private detectives
ur.der Instruction : ) for the largest nnd u st
.equipped cli-scct've t.urenu of the kind In the
country , Pirvlcus eipencnce Is ir > t i' < tulr l
or necessjity. Small l ys un-t liiesp-ns'.ble
parties will ccnf > r n favor on us by not
answering. Rpferent-pi slven and required.
Hnvn lieen rslnldl becl for years. Send stnmp
for full partlnnliiH nnd jet the best rrlmlnul
paper published. ofCerlnir Ihausanda of Unllarsi
' In rewnrdi for purtlcs who are wanted.
National Detective Hureau , Indianapolis. Ir.d.
1J-M170
MEN OF nOOD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEADY
employment nnd ( rood pay by cnlllni : at lilC
DouKlas. It-MlDO O.'O
WANTED. FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN , IMME-
dlately. O. D. ) tond. rn.m S , 218 K. 13th nt.eet.
II M217 3-
3ALE8MKNr F.VERY COUNTY ; flALAHY OR
commission ; no experience ; new tariff bill
Blvi-s unllmlcd rroflts ; active mon npply
quickly , stnHr.s * - < ! niv ami territory M-inted.
Manufacturers , 1 KOS , Doslon. It M2132 *
- WANTED , lir M'AT.'UFACTUIIER , TIIAVUL-
Inir tuilemnen to H1I to m rchnnts only , Apply
at room 510. Plu'dy tilccki fiom 9 n. in. ( ol:0 :
p. m. R-MJ132"
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , "oiRlTTlIAT CArTTooicTWASII
anil Iron ; cxpsrleiiceil. 1C21 N. I2d. C--MSS ) 3
WANTED. LADY NEWSPAPER CON-
trtbutora In every tuvvn to report nil Impmnnt
liiiM > nlnKs ttn'l write articles puhllentlaii
on nny mil'Ject. Experl ncu nut neccsairy. GTK !
pny fnr spare t'me. Our Instritrtliina tell you
how to do thii work. Send stntnii for full par-
tlculnrs. Mudern IVesa AHM'II , Chicago , III.
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C 110
FOR BENT HOUSES. '
WANTKO. OOOD"J.IKUIUM . PRICED HOUSKS.
List jour houses for rent with Amu * . . '
n-TJl
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HOUSES , F. K. DAHLING , DARKER
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company , l. > 05 Farnam. D-733
KEtlvENNY . 4 CO. , R. J. CONTINENTAL I1LK.
_ _ _ _ D-750
CALL AT OUR OKFJCE AND EXAMINE I 'HO-
1 toRrnph of very tine 7-ioim modern cutliiRo on
pnvi-il street , one-halt blocU from car I'.no ; only
} 8" > .0 per month. Fldvllty Trust compuny , 1703
Famam t. D 131
FOIl P.ENT. ClIU'APF.ST 6-HOOM COTTAGE
irllh bath In city ; only ) n.04. 3035 Cnllfmnla
street. 1 > ; un
_ _ _
NEW i-ituon corrAan NEAR HEMIS I-ARK
JJ.OO , Fidelity Trust company , 170J Fnimm.
D it IS ?
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IO-11OOM HOtlHE , LARGE I1AKN. 2n'H AND
Indiana avenue. Mi.o ) . 317 First National bnk.
D-MC13
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TOR nENTrEIRHT-TlOOM MO T > ERN HOUSE.
835 South 17lli st , ; also 3-room cottnca with
tarn. O. L. Gu'en , It. 28 , liarkcr lilk. D C17
mTsmAmTB 7.ROOM OOTTAO"K. ! S13
wortli ave. U nuwoll Uros. . Earlwr block.
D-113
FOR RENT. TWO 6-ROOM. ELEGANT
flats ; all modern cmvenlcnccs ; 1 block from
llth street motor , ti.'H ' ) . Comptroller's
I'XR RENT. T UOOM COTTAGE. 5W wKH-
itcr stieel ; 3-Florjr bulld'nj ' , 1823 Capitol
avenue. Henry W. Yate.s. D sn 3
: ROOM : CORNIRIAT AT 701 M. ICTH
itreel ; ranxa nnd all other , conveniences. W.
C. Halter , room Ml , Paxton block , D 200
FOR RENT , 20-nOOlt HOUSE , AT.L CON-
renlenc\ ; clefanl location : just the thing fern
n ftrat-class tionrdhu ; bouse ; chcnn ivnt. Ad
dress Y 2. eo Ollliw. I > MSM 3
RENTHOU8E OF TEN ROO.Ms MO.
rn ccnvfiilcncfs ; verjhanly to business. Ir.qulra
at 20 S. IStli street. D. T , Mount. I > 11SSI
iioi'sn NO. yax CALIFORNIA BT. . 10 ROOMS.
all modem Imprmvr.ienl : ' . liam for H horers.
U D. Holmca. lt K , Y , Llfn Illlc.
13 8782'
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IIENT. r.LEGANT JO.ROOM HOX'SEj
le. 20i)3 ) Hurt street. D Mil I *
P-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVENIENCES
vacant Oct. lit , chrai' rent lo umull fnmlly.
No. I7l Jnek * > n Kt. P. II , Wheeler , Jr. ,
nnd lith St.
H--977- I
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HOUHIS4 IN DUNDEE PLACE ; CITV
water. J. W. Biulii2IS Dec I.ldc. 1 > - lll.vu n
J-ROOM uoc&Hs ruvT.sT jr\\T squiuiilii
live bldir. -Mli > W C *
1't'UNISHEI ) HOUSE. ROOMS. ! > CALI-
Cumin. 1 > -MHS 2 *
ron HKNT. 4 ii-nooH imicic KI.\TS , ALL
modem coiivenlenifH , nt 31. t nnd Fiirnnm , ut
n luirEnhi tu Utht pally. Glidjt > I ' .in unj
'rrustCo. , H.h nml IXxIin. ' . D 113
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C ltOaj73 FOJt RKNtT Ijll" NORTH HTU
von iENr NiNB-r.ooouBBwiTii TWO
N > ii ! rooms and laundry , JIth ni < Jone * . In-
jjiro bl U < ir > * K. limtker. p-ia i t *
FOR RENT HOU3E3.
Continued.
SOU MAS-ON : STIIEET ; 8 ROOMS. SIODERN ,
elc nnt Iwntlon , 130.00 ; nlso 7-rooin house | .
Ore 'a" ' ' . " 111. newly painted end :
papered , } T.i * .
B. 1C. Humphrey. 918 New Yorlt Life.
_ _ _ _ _ D M16i
C-ROOM COTTAGE. 830 So. ZIST STREET.
D-2)l-l
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HOUSES & STORES. F.D.WEAD.16 & DOUGLAS
. _ D-201 31
B-ROOM liniCK HOUSE ! FURNACE , PATH.
Km. ( rood turn. t 4 N. Utli i-tteet. > 23.en !
" "ii ' "iABiUla anj Tr"5t " " " ' "fltisfig"
BKNX FUKJJIdHEU ROOMS.
KS"Ii' NIC3Li ' runNI8IIED SOUTH
room , modern
conveniences , to one or two
gentlemen. MITJodce. _ E-M7SO
EAST FRONT HOo'Jls. 2021 DAVKN1HIRT.
E-M2C3 OS
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FOR RENT. VKIIY DESIRAntE FURNISHED
room ullh private family. 2513 F.irnam street.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ K-JI82C J
FOR RENT , NICLM.Y FURNISHED ROOMS.
with or without board. Call 2107 DiiK1as.
_ ; _ _ _ _ _ K H8 17
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE
I-'UHNIS1EI3 ! rtOOMS , 2017 IIAUXEV STtKKT ]
A FuiiN'i.siinn ROOM. WITH ALL
iiioilern conveniences. Very reasonable , at 018
S. lith street. K M21I 2 *
- . - , -.u J' - I''UJTNISHEI > ROOMS. C11F.AP.
for light hc > urelterplnfr , at one * . 3 ! < il Cnllfmnln
Bti-ccl. K-M2D9
FTJBKISHED IIOOMS AHD 33OAKD.
FHONT UOOM FOR TWO. WITH STRICTLY
_ nrst clara board. S109 Douglas ft. F ZM
UNI'URJCISHUU KIIONT Axi ) lACI < PAK-
lor ; else furn. rooms , wlth tuurd. 210 nnd 21S
8. 2 ll > Bt. . j-
NICK ROOM WITH BOAIID. Cft'EAP.ZIM CASS
F 334 Oil"
itooMs WITH noAnn. za
Uousln ! < . K M4UJ Oil *
noons A.VI > rrnsT-CL-Ass iio.vun. 2103
Uouslna. . i . „ * , - * l-r K M772 O 244
.r : SOUTH UOOM WITH
for one or two persons. 221S Howard xtreel.
V 7OT-1 *
DKS1RAI1LK UOOM. WITH nOARD. IN PRI-
vjte family. 70C N. 13th. F 1US7 2 *
NICELY FURNIH1IRD ROOMS WITH 1JOAKD-
terms reas'nal > Ie. C13 N. 21tn sticct.
sticct.K
K MSW 3
NICE LAROR FRONT ROOM. SINGLE OR
ensultP , rutnVlieil or unfurnlahed , with ttrst
class Iwnnl. 2.)1 ) Bt. Mary's AVII - ' 97S 3
NICELY rt'TlXTSHED FRO.VT ROOM , WITH
alcove. fi > r twos nlso nr3t-cla s baud. 2333 fit ,
alary R nvcnuo. ! ' MUi C'
2t2t HAnjCBV IiTIlKUT. FUISXIKHBT ROOMS
nnd board. . [ . * M170 2 *
FIRST-CLAKH FURNISHED HOplia"
: ItKFrT-
teit nnd itmler new mnmigrroeni. at 1S10 Chicago
cage Mrcet. vltl hoard. Cull nStur S .1. m. ,
October 1. F M1S3 2 *
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOB. KENT
3 ROOMS IN" nniCK PLAT. I
worth Ktreet.
FOR RENT STOKES
CORNKR STORE ,
quire K2.
FOP. RENT , THE 4-STORY nUICIC ISL'ILUIXO
916 I-arnam Jtrcet. The bulldinif ITHS a lire-
proof. cm 'nt luaomcnt. complete Ktram heat-
InK Ilxtuirs , water mi nil fluorj , ens , etc. Ap-
lily nt ( he office ot The Dec. 1 910
FOIl KENT. .ROOM CJ BY 32. 21) FLOOR OP
my Mor.e. eultnbo-for ! cloakf nd mills ; ro
llglit nnd clavutor service. Sirs. 1. Demon.
FOR .UENT-IMRT OF STOUt : .
for n-uer riaad , Btenin brat , 13J"lt Farniim.
J-S70
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FOR nnxT. NEI'EI MANN i rrLUMli NT
Imlldlns ; nnn of the host liulldlnqn nnrl loca-
tl n in Xcliinilca. Addn-sa Allniir.n ! ! Ktato
liank , Arllnetnn , Neb. I M13 2
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTEO , F.VERY MAN AND WOMAN WISH.
IIIK nnpliiyment t write UH : rnllr.'ly np\/ line
nt biKlndu ; mvf every fmnllr HVIT Jii.OO
> enrly : no rmi > > rlenci > nnrwairy : particulars
free ; runplcs 2IXOranltc - S. I' . Cn. . Omaha ,
ch- _ J--M1CI2 *
STATE TQENTH WANTKO To s7Lr. THE
Htrnsiiup inllklnj inachlno iiro , the plow
slinrpcner. Apply with n-fi-n-n-'es | , - > Chlcaso
Patent Co. , li-l ! gs liousa , Clilcasn , III.
J-M2IC 2
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTED. YOt'NO COl'PI.K WJKH St'IT OF
unfiinil liisl rnnmv In private family. Will
pay K" ' 'I nrl'-o for good ac - oiiimIatlona. .
Aildreaj V 21 , llc-o. K MUI 2"
A B-0-ROtSI ) GOOD IIOUHE WITH V Utl ) ANU
barn , winli part ot the city pref.-trc.l. Ad-
drt'SJ 1 J Pacific utri-ct. ] i n ; 2
STOItAGK.
BTOHAQEWILLIAMS & CUOS3 , JJH HARNEV.
M.-741
BTOHAOE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CL13AN
and clieaii rate. II. Wclli , 1111 l-'arram.
M-TI3
OlI.VANiSTOUAOE CO. , 1502 FARNAM. IcI.lSU
_ M-74J
11EST STOIlAQn I1UILDINQ IN OJIAILV U. S.
cov. liond il ws rehouse , llwucliuUl Roods
nortil , I.oveit rntci" . 1013-1')15 I.cr.vi-mvoitli.
M-744
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO ] HJV STOCK OllV OOOI > S OR
Kenerol mer > 'hniidl o chrup from | > aity who
muit icallzo priimntly ; can virtue nl nncn ; cor-
renpondiTVD conlldentlal. Addietx Y 21. car *
JI w. N-M1S6 6'
BECnXD-IfAXD ISOOKfl HOUQIIT FOR CASH
t Anllquar'an ' book ttoiu , 1313 l'urnim : ctreat.
N M3 l O10
WANT TO 11UY A ROOD HALL'S SAFK AN'O
Ixirk Co. ' * vault d' > or : well unnl. Ixvk Imx
. Overtoil. NoU N-107 S
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WONT MISS YOUR
money. Imv pilco on furniture an.l household
LOOII. Knl.-rprlH Credit Co. . tl3-CU N 16th Bt.
O-7IJ
CLOSING 'TENTlRE 8TOCKop
lure , ilovfs. etc , U Allnun. 801 N , ICth.
0-351
HTOVE3 ANP KURNITURi : AT COST. MITRT
UtoJ | at cnc-o. I. llrutnell. 710-712 N. ICIIi.
QMMi OM
TTOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS , ETQ
I HAlUlAlNSi ritYS. PHM'ITONS. 1 NEW
urry below roil. Drummon'l I'm. liiiio C'j.
cooi > i'Hvs. puvE. , * Uj I'ltAirroN , W
phaeton , IM , Uruinniond C'arrmo "o.
, HOR8E3 , WAOONB. ETO
Continual.
A. M. CLAHKE , HonrtE COMMISSION' IJBAI-
tt union ttnelc yard * . S < iulh Omulia ; Ml cl.uiri
\.f Imrw-s conttnntlr on hnml ; t nti-rn A oitt-
in Imyeri ere hen tor fall upptyi nue , K.i ( .
P-MU1 Oil
SALE MJaCELLANEOUS.
CItRAl'nST CHICKEN AND ORN\ilENTAL
K. II. U' . > > l Dih.J .1.1. s > 7
UANK AND PLATTE VALLET BAND FOR
talc. U. W , Hull company. 20th and linr.l t > .
Q-7HI
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FOR SALE FULI BLOODF.D GORDON RF.T-
terj months old , Inquire " 8. " 87C North
"Slh avenue. Omaha. O < Mill
IP YOU ntiy , itt'Y Titr. misTi SIACKIN-
toxlif" , rubber boot * . nrtlc. . nyrlu e * of Ml
kln'H ; Kan tublni ; ; nil best quality. Omaha
Tent ft Axrnlntr Co. , 1311 F.irnam t. Q 311
HAVE TEN RAME COTTACIKS AT
mid Fnrnam utreet thai I offer for m\r \ , tn
he removed , nt nlmosl yuur own price. Thov
rim In silo fitrni l.ireo I tlve ranm * . See r.i .
tiulck. Walter O. Ol.iilt , 1215 ] lamer "trenl.
- .
FOR BALK. A 2' NATIONAL CASH IlErHS-
t -r clienp. Addrra V 22 , Hog. ( J-M1M 2 *
I'PIIKIHT PIANO. CHEAP FOR CASH. PAR-
( lea leaving the city. K8 S. 19th.
19th.Q StSSS 2 *
IMPORTED HAIITZ MOUNTAIN C'ANARIKH ,
wniTiintcd Blnx rx , W.Mi J poll llsh , with Rlulm.
tlA'i ; rounir tinirutx. 8.D to S2I.O ) ; bird cnnen ,
nco-1 , etc. Uelsler's lilrd stur < - . W N. l th street.
CJ M22' ' ) Nl
LOfls'sTirRN . rOMMISSION MEnCIIANT"iN
heri'n uml epret plum's , l-n.it tern * and blnU
of every deacrlptloi , nlllirator sKlni. mews , nml
nil muthrrn | irc liictn. No. 32 Hind Btreet.
Nt-vr York. Q-M21J 3 *
HEALED II1OS FOR THE PPrTINO IN OF A
FVRtem of water wolks In the Inrorpol atcil town
of Lnko View. la. , will ba received up tu
: o'clock j > . m , , Octolicr 15. 18'Jl. For plans
and Hppcinrntlons mMroKS the mayor. The
council holds authority to accept or leject nny
or oil lilda. It-MSU V _
CESS POOLS AND VAULTS"CLEANED. . JOHN
Kelson , office 413 S. 14th sU Tel. 1173.H .
H 1S3-O7 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DIt. II , AVARUEN , CLAIRVOYANT , KU-
business medium : 7th year nt 119 N. litth.
f 751
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH. G02 S. I3TH. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3 ; niasiaceapor. . alcohol , slenm. Ul-
phurlne nnd Bea baths. T MM1 C *
> IMb. LA RUE. 418 SOUTH 15TH.T
T MJW-O10 *
HASSAaE , MADAME DERNAUD , HISTM73J
T-M73J -
TURKISH BATH3.
LADIES' TDRICIHII DATHS ; 1 TO 9 P. M. .
Mon. , Wed. , Frl. & Hut. lleauly Culture pal-
lorn removed from ICattmch Ild. ! to 109-19 Hoe.
M641
uTfnnKtt.AS MADR. nncovnrtnD AND IJE-
pnlred. 103 South Sixteenth street , U 7j3
VIAVT IIOMC TlVtlATSinNT FOn LADIES.
Hcnltli liouk nnd consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 31t UCB WJg. I.tidy ntt'-ndant.
U 731
BATHS , MASSAQE. 1IS1K. POST , 3WVJ S. 1STJT.
U OO
WHOLE WHEAT DREAD FP.OM UNItOLTrnD
flour at Imogen I * Ramsey's. 217 N. ICth Bt.
U M317-01J
UELLE EPPERLY M FITTED AND MEAS-
iircd to tha flmiie ; nlu'nyn icmnlns sliapcly nnd
la tietler prepared to retain the liner outlines
of n beautiful fisiirc than any other. Nine
meas'-irements are ncemasuy nnd all nttlni ; la
done by experts. It's the only corset that
makes on * nhHpely anil li appreciated by eveiy
laflj- who calls at parlors. 1H ! 1'arnnm Ftreet.
U-M37S-O1 !
MACKINTOSHES & RtJDRER UOOTS. IJll Fnr.
U 31J
MM1J. LA ROOIC. MAHSAOE. 1 M LEAVEN-
worth Htrcet. third floor , front rooms : two firs !
tlais oiicratora. U M813 2
. FtlR CO . MANUFACTURERS
of fnr c-nments ; furs neatly repaired. Fur
muffs at cost. Room HI Karb.ich I. Ik. Tel. 1S12.
U-C03-OW
PHVSICIAN3 WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN
prescriptions can feeitre Valunhlo inforiiifttlin
fitc by addtesjlns I * . O. Rex 813 , Omaha , Nrh.
U-M7W
COMPOUND OXYGEN rt'Ill
anlliina. brunchltln nml ca'arrh. Home trcat-
ni nt } 6.W ( per month. Three days' fret- treat
ment , loom 00 Douglas lilk. , ICth nnd DodBO ,
U 158 O2D
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO
new. Call anil examine sii'C ; msiirt nf work.
143S N. 20lh st. U M1S3 1S
_ _
YOUNO MAN. 24 YEARS OF A OB. PRO-
prt > liu' of tall rhi7 eataMlshmenl employing
nunil'i-r of persons , drslrow rurresiiuii.lnu'x
with ludv ( no objections to widow ) with a vl"vr
to early man-Inge. I.ndy must be n ChrlMljn.
The i oorer In earthly ( roods the more prefer
able. Honorably Inclined Iriily llrllleis will b-
tri'iited with contempt ) deslrlm ; n lovlnn hui > -
l md and happy lionie , jiddiesa Y 26 , Ihls
oltlcc. U 20S 2
OrffAR SfNDELL , FOR U YEARS WITH rj.
\V. Cocl * . hns rrmivcd li's n'loe lepalr phop to
il. li'lli ptreet , noith of Douslai. LJ Milt Nl
AFK INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. B. Chesney. Kansas City , Mo.
W-753
ANTHONY LOAN R TRUST CO. . SIS N.Y.LTFE.
loam nt low rates for choice security In Nc-
braslca and towa farms or Omaha city property.
W-7CO
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUOL.VS
cou.iy Improved and unlmprnved Omalia ie l
eilate. Fidelity Trust Co : . 1702 Farnam st.
W-7 t
StONEV TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real cstnlc. liiemmn. IXJVB & Co. , Paxton hlk.
\\j-7C3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 13H5 Farnnm at. W 7 l
MONEY TO LOAN AT LO\VEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 tn 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co. . 1'M Pit mam.
W-7C1
LOANS ON IMPROVED K UNIMPROVED CITY
propeity 13.000 - . iipwnrrt'j ' , to 7 per cent ; m
dcluys.V. . Fninam Smltli & Co. . 1320 FHrnnm.
W--7C2
LTI I : INSURANCE POLICIES PURCIIA S E D.
Lonns on same negotiated. Welllver Jt Co. ,
Drexel bldg. , Phlla. . 1'a. W M57I-O : >
CIIAS. W. RAINEY , Oil. NAT. UK. HLDn.
W-IJi
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. II. Mvlkle. l t Nut , bank liMs ,
W-763
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
homes , wneons. etc. , lit lowest tales In city ;
no removal of coed * : strictly confidential ; you
can pay tlia loan off at uny tlmo or hi any
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MOUTCSAGE LOAN CO. ,
SOD S. Itth nil-eel.
MONEY TO IXJ AN ON I'KRSONAL FUOI
erty. Harvln Ixj.in Co. . 741 N. Y. I.lfn build-
X-77J
J. 11. HADDOCK. ROOM 4J7 RAMCIE
X 70
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MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FITtNI-
tuic. pianos , liorecs , wajuns , or nny kind of
chattel security. t Inweyt possible rate * , which
you cr.n pay back at nny llnif nnA In any
nmouni. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTOR CO. ,
room t. Wlthnetl block. X 771
45 PER CENT PROFITS WEEKLY , WITll
JI30 capital , Priispectus. ItemUed nl.ittatin
flee. ienron : & Dnyer , 831 Ilro.nlway. New
York. Y-MH3-O3 *
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A SPLENDID MONEY &IAKINCI HOTF.L I1USI-
npfi fir sale \ery low owlni ; to dccllnlns
healtli of pruprletur. Uox K3 , Horton. Knn.
Y MF2S D
FOR SALTS. HALF INTEREST IN OOOD
pHyliit meal market nt Fremont. Neb , A
, riKl dance for the Hunt parly to. niako
morry. Addref.s 43t West Fourth Utivt ,
Fremont , Neb. Y M t :
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WANTED , PARTNER IN AN HONORAIU.IS
nnd Iji-nitlvc luislneia In Omulm ; well p.slab-
llsiied ; will UI | usu ot ' Intercut only ; Jl.W-l.W
reiiilred | ; business man prcferreil. Addiesn Y
M. llee olllce. Y SUM 2
AIJWN- . FINEST 1.0'ATION ' WHOLK OR
l.nlf Inteient ; li.in'lx.'iiu'ly ' llttedi p.irlleiiinrii ad-
dri-M 1'loneer Uuslniiu agency , Slierlilan. V'.va.
Y MUI i'
PAYINO. WELL LOCATED IJESTAU-
mm , rhrap , Owner must leave the city , liar-
rain f > ilKlit man If cold nt once. S. II W.ilkcr.
20 Itailscr Ijloek. Y Mill i *
_
VOIl St.VLlT OR TRADE. J1 . < W.W INTEREST
In tilt ) best job printingrompiny In Memp'.ila ,
Tinn. , to a c ° od olllce man or raiiviumvr , Ap
ply t once to J. W. Vcrnjif 3Wt C llfornl.a
rlreet. Y-MZIO V
FOR EXCHANGE.
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OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
resident : * properly nnd eastern Nebraska f-i.'m
Und to trade tor diy coods. Want t lUtt
with owner , Uox 715. Hihuyler , Neb.
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO 1JX-
chance for younir work home * or muln.
Lamoreiu * Bros. , 3M S. Kill. Z-tM
JFOIt E QHAWgE.
IMPROVED IM ACRES IN WYANDOTTH CO. ,
Ohio , and fine resMo < w with ten acres ml-
lolnlnir ( rood totvn In Hancock. Cii. . Ohio , M
trade for eastern NeK. land or mcroiinndUe.
Uox MS. Schu > lcr.Nl B.J' X-.M111-O1
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IIAVU OltANOK AKT lOTlAl'lV' LANDS IN
Kimny Florida lu trade for lions- and lot. Ad- '
dr w T 13. H e. / MH5 S
KOI : EXCHANOIt2f. . M ULKCTRlf LIIHIT
plnnt In one of tli- 1st mlnliis towns In
Colorado. Pny K. tn M per arni net , Wnni
n , stock of B'ujd * or jprnf lands nr city pruporty
In trade for p.irt or , nil. ( lomt ronson for
tl'spoa'nff ' uf the prnjnvt ) ' . Full pnrtlrulniH to
nny one rni-anlnif blifI'Vv9- ' " ° - Wallace1 ,
312 llniwn liluck. 7. 1M-I
2 HOUSES ANI > AROU LOT. pui.
for ( fowl form. Clear lots for n buslncm. F.
D. Wead , 16th uml D u laj. Z 20U 3
FOR BALE REAL ESTATE.
RAROAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND PAIIM9.
sale or trad ; . F. K. Datllng , Darker block.
H E-77 <
FOR SALE. NKW t-HOOM CXTTA Ui CEL-
Inr. cistern , city water ; cor , 13th and Saliler ;
J1,2M. ' ; long lime. Enquire 1319 Fnrnam.
Samuel llurns. H E 773
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON , D12 N.Y.LIFE
11 E-139 OS *
GARDEN LANDS , t MILES FROM POST OF-
flee , rosy terms. Call at S > :0 N. V. Life.
U E 711
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. 6 MILKS FROM
Omaha postolllce. 19 to ICO acres , snms trade.
N. D. Keyes. CH Paxton blk. H IJ 1U27
FOR SALE-LOT I. IlLOCK K7 SAUNrERS &
Hlmebiiush Add. . JID.CX ) , Address Y 25. 1 ! > .
UE I91V-3
FINE 7-11 HOUSE , COST 2.1M , ON MO.-5T
KlKhtly lot off Lnwtnvp. . , SS51 Franklin St. ,
J3.GOO. VIII tnke iruw ! lot pat payment , or will
nrcept KWO.OO cash nnd monthly pimentK. . ! * .
J VcMd. IBlli and Douglas. I1E-201 7
7-R HOUSE AND LOT I HLOCKS FROM
court house
S-r house , Kountze place , with IMIII. , . . l.SM.OO
4-r IWUHO , 29th St. south , | ir.tf.OO c.ish ,
prlco CVI.1) )
n-r house , mh nt. , near car CCiW
C-r cottncp. eiut fiont. near II p.irk. . . 2,500.00
2 dwelling : md buslne.u liullilliiKs. 2ltli
nt. , n cnap 5.000.00
F. D. Wcad , 16lh & Iou la .
ItU 2iK 3
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
IF PURCHASED AT ONCE
One uprlRht piano , | M ,
One piano. | S5.
One 3-Btrlns new neale piano. J137.M.
Ono second hand Weffinan. } 3W.
One second hand WCKIIKUI , J300.
One new WoRnmn. KM.
One nenWmman , IM > .
One Eatey orxan , 133.
One Klmlmll orpin , $2" .
One Hay Suto orKan. I-'O.
Ono llurdetlc nrcan. J2. .
One Smith Amerlrin , 120.
One BhonlnKer. 325.
One Kouil orKan. $15.
Woodlirldge llros. . 120 N. ISth street.
8H-O-27
THIS WKEK .T1IK FOLT.OWLVO 1NSTRU-
mentfl , for cn h or mbnthly ti'iyments :
Omllnle ujirlsht iilatio jno. < V >
Another Hnl ? npitRlit plaiki ISU.O *
One Hall * Son upright plann 110.0' ' )
Ohio Valley Bijunre [ i iino i rt.0 >
Mason , t Hainlln orunn 12..V >
Rc.itljoriran , hlch lot 22.M
Smith American organ. lilKli top 27.fiO
Taj lor & Farley orRnn. hlitlt top 3 > .0 >
Klmball , Emerson nnil Hallel-D.ivl pianos.
A. HOSPE , JR. , 1513 D'UKlnH a :
. MUI O31
M.U3I 0 TEACHER.
MARTIN t'AHN. TEACHER OF ITANO-
fiutf. Stud o. IM N | 23J al. Ml 1 O3I
MUSIC , ART A'JJ'D LANGUAGE.
Q. F. GELLENRK'tf. RANJOISTS AND
teacher. IS 10 California stieol. 914
* C7
PIANO AND VIOLIN TO PARTIES : HEASON-
ublf. Orders at Mciidlbers's liilh and Fninani.
, M121 OJ
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PP.OF. J. C. IlISHOP-iOMUSEMENT CIHC'Urr
'
Kim-Man , Wyoinlntf , . Sliarins terms. Small
but A 1 Co.'s. AOdtnor , for particulars.
, . M112 2
IlICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODIiLKlX
1-inw and sundiles. Kafxs opened nnd lenalrcd.
C. II. Hellln , lockmnjth , 311 N. lOtli til. IX
RICYCLES. NC\V AV.'D OLD , J20 TO 1123 ;
easy payments ; 'Tc cunt nnd repair. Omaha ,
nicyole 07. , ' SS ) N. 'SI1\J \ 7 t\ ; 773
UICVCLES-A'LL STYLES. '
ALL PRICES.
Send for cur list of 'swond-h.ind nnd shop
worn hlc > cles. llepnlu nnd cjcle sundries oC
all kinds. M. O. Daxon. Vtt N. ICth st. 779
RIOVCLE PRICES" CUT IN T\VO
A ' ( Fowler for fSt.EO.
A ' 81 Hylph for J87.W.
Other makes equally ns low. See our stock
nnd set our prices before buying.
A. II. PERRIOO , t CO. , 1211 DoiiKlns street.
SG7-O-27
STOVES.
REST HEATERS ON EARTH.
Re ttire you ran mini * them befcnou buy.
Parties who desire tie : choice of tli , > lies ! line
of sloven on the nurkt must buy either the
Kivorlli' baseburner or the Onk iientlnK lo\es.
They have bec.i llmiiuructur-il ti : < - paM M yonis.
and nlieit ! they liu > e been uswl aluiiR lde of
other Moves hsue pimron thi'mm-ivc * tlu > moat
i-c.intimlcal atovea made. We KUjiimt,1 ? thi-m.
They are the elira | > i > nt nml l > "st stoves ni iV > .
W < - Imvc the B , .n Heel range , a mutl l of per-
ff.-tltin.
A. M. Mt-Carcur. 410 N * . 18th slrcct.
M22I Nl
REL1AI1LE fiTOVE COMPANY. 21ti NOIlTlt
ICth stieet ; cash or easy pnynients ; now or
second hand ; nls ntoves bought or exclnnxed.
M7C1 3
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR
tain should make you suspicious ; runny they
are mo tly Smith's. Try one mid you will un
derstand why ; full lln < > of supplies. Smith-
Premier Co. . 17th and Fuinani ) telcpiin ( , 1.2JI ,
M-70S
TYPEWniTEIlS , OMAl7A IEOl'LTf"DON'T
eleol typewriter. " , they buy of ns. Why ? Ue-
rnuse the Densmare Callgrapli and Yost nr. '
the beat machines mode : they will outwear
my typewr'ters ' made , and rio better qimllty
of wuik. Our kupply department will bo sure
to please you , Send your machines to us It
you want them repaired. Unltvtl Typewriter
and Purpll" * Co. , 1G19 Farnnm street. 'IVle-
phnn < . 13S5. J7I
HDT-BLb.
ISETTER THAN MOST J2.OI IIOTEUS IN
Omaha. Our rat s. 11.04 to J1.SO. Hct < ! l Riche
lieu. Geo. Mitchell , prop. , liH-m N. 13th.
AETNA HOUSE fEUROPEAN ) K.w
13th and Dodge. Kcum ! > y d'iy or week.
HOTEL H A R Kin. Ijw ' Et DAV. 1 UOOM3.
In the heart of the business huuws. Special
rates nnd accommod.it Ions tn commercial trav
elers. Room jind board by the veelc or inoutli.
Frank Ilildltch. MTr. | 31 }
GAS FIXTURES.
Wi : ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE
of ( ca and electric.JllKht flxturro , Blolies ,
etc. , nt cost , ns we arc nbi lnt > ' | y retiring
fiam the fixture liu&Inl-xs. It will pny tn miy
nt once. The Huswy .1 Day Co. . 411 South
13lli st. . llami- ! ' bllll'ljpj-,1 CIS C21
. ; .
made In deskn and Ilnl-Ji ; to liarmniUg : with
nny architectural dtyl ? desired by F. M. Rus
sell. 31.1 8 , Uth utroi't , &I7W O2J
Q
UNDERTAKERS AyJDETjIB ALaiEa3
II. 1C. nt'RKET. FtlNKbjM. DIRECTOR AND
rmbalmer , 1CIS Chlcap ij ? . . telrpUonu 1. "Si
SWANSON & VAMIsk'-llNmTnTAivKIlB AND
cnibalmers , 101 Cuinjn ijat , , > ! 4pUoij : K/v'i. '
II. 0. MAUL. UNDi ; RTAKRR IC"ND rST-
balmcr , 1117 Fariiam t , j/lelephone / Kt. 787
C , W. lIAKuvuNDIJTXKEi C13 S. 1 ST.
Ml
J , J. HANIGAN , PIijUMItlNO. STEAM AND
hot water heatlmr. 2Wa Leavenwortli it. 7SO
FRKK-PLUMUINO OtTt "KVEltY"KIND. . GAS
steam & hot water heating ; sewerage * . 313 B. H.
IS !
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JOHN HOWE & CO. . PfiUMlllNG. aTKAM ANtl
hot water heatlns , ifosinxtures. Rl'jben , < : i H. 13.
DRESSMAKING.
DRES MAICINO IN FAMILIES. 21M S. 1'ITH '
MIOU' >
WANTED ! ' "
references.
X O , P.e. .
FINE nitKsssiAKixo AT
Madame Corlu'it , 121 N. 17th St. , cor. C.-ios.
MUI 023'
bTOVE KI.PAIKS ,
STOVK REPAIRS IXJR 40 , ' J DlfFERENT
makes of stoves. Water nttachmenm und con
nections n spi-cUUy. 1IJ7 Uougtan slrcDt. Omaha
Btovo Itrpatr Works , iI-175
STOVE riEPAiits o ALL ICINDS ALSO
hotel ran to and Keneml aiturlment ut ranges.
cooks & heaters , "alcr nitBi-liinents put In &
c&nnectiit at J. llufli > , CUT H. 13 st ft Jacki'm
SOI
ELECTRICAL BTJFPL1E3.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS IIBWOUND
tlorate iKiltertes rechnrRol ; leel'lcnl nnd Ren-
tra | mnr.iinlils ; superior work nunrsnlced.
Om.itm Electrical Woiks. C17 and 619 S. leth t.
ni
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AND CONTHAC-
tors for elect ) Ic light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elc -
_ trlc8uptiy | C.x. 4JI nnd 4J 8. 13th st. 7 l
_ _
WOLKI4 ELKCTRITAI. CO. SfPPLin AND
electric wiring1. 1011 Capitol ave. Tel 1111.
MIM Oil
BUSINESS NOTIOE9.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes m.id new , Cll S. 10th , 791
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 71 } N. 16.
7SI
THE NEATEST IURHER SHOP IN CITYl
coutt of lice building. 1'icd liuelow. 311
& EIHELK , SIGN PAINTERS : REST
wink nt lowest prices , ISIS Douglas street. MOM
LOST.
_ _
1100 REWARD-LOST IN Oil NEAR ItOYD'S
nperii house Saturday nlyht. dlnmond nivl
diRKiir pin. Return 28S2 Cnpltol Ave.
LOST"OR STOLEN FROM 1601 Hit HUMAN
nvo. , one Hcotcli terrier OOR , Color , yellow ;
tag1 , 11M , Will pay J3.00 rcwanl to party llnd-
Intf same. _ 207 3 *
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LOST7" FTERNOON OF OCTOIIER 1 , DOWN
town , ladles' crld wntch , black enameled hunt-
Inn cnse. G. O. Iloumuln Files. nmkerK. F'mler
rptum to W. II. llennett Co. . in.iln olllce ;
liberal reward. M2iS 3
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL HTEAMHHIPS-3A1L
regularly every Batuiday fiom N w York for
loin-Icimlerry nnd ( Jlasstow. City ot R mc.
October U , 3:30 : | > . m.f Ethiopia , Octo
ber 21) , ! > : * ) a. in. ; Furnmsla. Octo
ber 27. 4 p , m. Saloon , seconil class.
iiid steerage , single or round trip tickets from
New York 5r Chicago at reduced rates to the
principal Scotch. English , Irish anil all conti
nental points. For money orders , drafts , out
ward or prepaid tickets apply to any of our
local ncents or to Henderson Uros. , CUIcnco.
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LI3ADING OPTICIANS.
J. F , Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free , 223
South ICth. In Itlnsler's , drue stoie. IIS-31 *
THE ALOE" " * PENFOLD CO.T SCIINTIFIC
opticians. K08 Farnnm st. , opposite Paxton
hotel. Eyes examined free. 791
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OITK'IAN ?
.1. F. Ponder , manaser. Eyes tested frvo. 222
South ICth. In Klnsler'B dru store. M52J 15
BUILDING & LOAN ABSOCIATION.
YOU CAN MAKE MOP.E INTEREST ON YOUR
money by paying us 51 or mule per month
than In any s.ivlmrt bank. Invt'stlKiite. Mti-
litnl I nn nnd p. iil"c | | u-noclat'ou. ' O. M.
Nattlnger , scc'y , 1704 Furnnui st. 725
HOW TO GET A ilOME OltTsTx'URE GOOD
Interest en savimn. Apply to Om.ihn L. &
IS. at.s'n. 1701 Uca bide. U. M. Nattlnger , sec.
M-IC8
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN HANTS SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND ,
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 795
ROOSE'8 63l UUSINESS COLLEOE. ' 15 & FAR.
MS
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 10TH AND
DiAiKUi. send for cntaloKUe. Itulirbjuiili llros.
HAY AND GRAIN.
HUY YOUn HAY IIY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. II. Snyder. 111 ! Duit t. , tel , 1107.
1C I
NEIIRAS1CA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY.
gra'n ' and mill stuff. Wo nro nlwtiys on the
maiktft 10 buy cr soil. lfOJ-4-i ! Nlchulai st.
791
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C' . E. MORRILL. CAHPENTER. OFFICE AND
store fixtures a specialty. Patchlns and pl-s-
terlnp , 403 S. Hill St. . telephone 408. 730
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HAMILTON UR03. . GENERAL CONTRACT-
m * nnd bulklei * . carpenter work , stjnn windows
dews and doors. 414 S. ISth St. . tel. 1171.
MIOO O23
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D , T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
flce to 2)3 S. lOtli St. . Drawn block. 155
SHERIDAN COAL , EXCELLENT SURSTITUTE
for hard coul und W.W ten cheaper. IOU3 I ar-
nam street ; main entrance Hoard of Trade.
MEDICAL ,
HOME FOJl LADlU.rl I1EFORE AND DURING
confinement , with best of care ; communication
confidential. Mrs. K. Valkninn , Knidualesl mid.
wife. 401 South Eolith strjet. Lincoln. N'b.
, MJGO-Of , "
FLORISTS.
S. n. STEWART. FLORIST ; ALL KINDS OF
bulbs nnd cut flowers. IC2J Capitol avenue.
S73 O-30
NEW P.UL11S. JUST IMPORTED. OUT ULOW-
cif. Hosu fc Swoboda , Paxton hot'l , 1111 F.irn.
MI33 O31
MERCHANT TAILORS.
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To""ANNOIWCI3 THE ARRIVAL OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Fall and winter
WOOLENS
G , A. I.lndoueal , Merchant Tailor , ! IG S. ISth st.
M60I
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CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICF. WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron ccrnlces. 1722 Bt. Holy's ave. kM
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , JOHN EPE-
nttcr , prop. . 10S , 110. 112 N , llth. Estab. 1S01.
SCI
DENTISTS.
1171. GEORGK S. NASON , DENTIST. SUm-3 200
Paxton block , Ifth nnd Farnum sts. , tel. 712.
803
DR. PATH. . DENTIST. 8020 HURT ST. 808
COMMERCIAL COLLEOE.
OMAYT\ COMMERCIAL COI.LIUIE. 1CTII AND
Douglas ; send for ral.lli'j'je. HjlllUjuuh Uros.
M2JI Nl
STENOGRAPHER'S.
F. J. SfTr'LIFFE. GENERAL BTENOO-
raphcr. 232 JJic building. TcK-pIionv W7.MS81
MS81
LIVERY STABLES.
. BOARDING STAIILES. FINE LIVERY RIOS
' cheuo. EJ lljuinley , 17th and St , Mary'a ave.
M-S93
DYE WORKS.
SCIIORDSACK. TWIN CITY DYH WORKS ,
1521 Farnam street , Dyeing of every descrip
tion and docleaning. . 797
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
loKiie. Cieorge U. Drown , jr. , & Co. , W ) H. ISIh.
oil
O.VBPET CLEANING.
O. D. MERRVMAN. CARPET ANll RUO
cleaning ivorki. 7 ? ) H. Ulh ; tel. S'ilMen ' IMl
Faroain ; tel. US . M-3j-OH '
FT7IJ.NACBS.
UEHT FURNACE MADE. SOFT COAL SMOKE
consumlnic and h.\nl coat turruce ? . Hisla Cor
nice Wurks. 10S-HO-112 N , lllll st. U9 *
WHOLK3ALB COA"L.
JOHNPON BROS , , WHOLEHALE DEAEH3 IN
alt kinds at coal. Correapanilcnc * Bullclle.l.
IOCS l-'arnnm Bt. 812
GKINDING ,
RAZORS , SlIEARH. CLIPPERK , LAWN MOM" .
in. etc A. L. UnJelaml. 1U6 N. Ulh. 7
HOKSESKOEING.
THOMAS MALONKV. 51 ! N. 16TH ST.
lit
JOB P1UNTING.
ItEED JOI1 I'RINTINO CO. . FINE PRINllXil
cf oil kinds. Kill at. . Dee LuilJlng. tn
TTPHOL8TKKIHG.
UPIIOLSTERINQ VKIIY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. a , Wnlkln , HH Cumtng. Tel. r. . Wt
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
itoosirs on. iiusiNE.sa COLLEOK , 19 & FAR.
HI
P A V/N BROKERS.
U UAIIO\VIT2 LOANtf WONI2Y , HsT > , IClh St
AN ENCHANTING EXTERIOR
The Attractive ) Luxurious Side of Homo
Lift ) in Russia.
LUXURIOUS HOME LIFE IN RUSSIA
A Uhllcil Sepulchre lll.lln ; : Dtimrttlr Dry
Hones and Other MUorlva \ DriMini
Hlmttrrcd l > y nil lit-
( ilor.itloii ,
An American the circumstances of whoso
llfo compel her to live in Ktusla writes :
The housekeeping hero la very expressive
of the real character of the people. When
I first came all my preconceived Ideas
scorned to bo qulto upset.
The first dinner we went to was the most
beautiful thing 1 ever saw. Such ( lowers ,
such solil end silver plate , such exquisite
porcelains anil such beautiful service. The
table was a ireat square of oak ns black
as Ink , and as polished as intrble , Very
wisely they had not hid Its beauty under a
cloth. Its only covering was two strips of
splendid old altar lace laid along each cdfco
under the plates. Up the middle of the
Uble marched twelve candlesticks , two and
two , and these were of that lovely Venetian
glass which has the milky green of shallow
sea water thickly powdered with gold dust.
They were made In those fantastic dragon
shapes of which the Venice glass workers
nro so fond , end the shades were of delicate
gold filagree , hardly heavier than cobwebs ,
sot over pale violet silk. There were thirty
or forty tiny gold vases set about the table
everywhere , filled with white and purple
double violets just careless little clusters
with lung , loose stems and a few leaves. At
each piste stood a small forest of wine
glasses , each one a gem of the Venetian
factories , making a charming mass of trans
lucent color , milky green , amctliyst and
gold. All the forks and spoons and UnlvM
were works of nrt , with litndles of gold , of
carved Ivory , of porcelain or of the beautiful
Ilusslan enamels and clsclc work.
Everything otic touched or handled or used
In any way wns a delight to the eye , and
the many men who served us simply moved
llko shadow ; .
ENCHANTING WOMEN.
The women were the most beautiful , high
bred creatures I over saw such grace , such
charm , such case , and the fluency with which
they slipped from one tongue to another
without apparently knowing any difference
as to fHC Illy In English. German , French
or Russian fairly took away one's breath.
And then such gowns and Jowcls ! I have
never seen a woman so well dressed any
where outside of America. The men weren't
qulto BO nice. They had heavy faces , and
brushed their hair straight up like a scrub
bing brush In the odious continental fashion ,
but they \\tio \ quite es hr.lllant and ac
complished ns the women , and the effect cf
the whole was of the last perfection of civ
ilization , luxury and high breeding.
FIUST IMPHKSSIONS.
We came away enchanted , saying , "Isn't
It Just like a pert little provincial mind to
juclgo a whole nat on without knowing cny-
thlne about them ? "
At first It was nil llko that everything
was so picturesque , so graceful and luxuri
ous that we congratulated ourrclvea en be
ing cbllgtd to live In Russia. We saw only
the pleasant side the outside of life.
Finally we grew very tired of I'.vlng In a
hotel and concluded we would rent a fur
nished house for the senson. There was
ono which had taken my fancy greatly.
It wns occupied by people we knew and
was particularly picturesque. The owicrs were
rich pesplo , and they had furnished It In u
semi-Oriental fancy , which pleased me tre
mendously. Since Russian Influence has be
come paramount In I'ersla the best of the
Persian looms confine themselves to supplyIng -
Ing the Itiisslan market , and the walls of
thU house were hung throughout with the
most beautiful rugs I had over seen. It
made the most charming picture when one
went in out of the bitter cold to have a cup
cf afternoon tea there , and was ushered
Into this great drawing room , hung with
these gorgeous mosaics of color , with low
divans rll around the room , more splendid
rugs under foot , the samovar steaming on a
pear Inlaid table , low lights making a soft ,
rich gloom , and a faint smell of incense
mingled with the perfume of the heaps of
hot house flowers. So that when I heard
these ccquaintances were going to Paris
and wanted to let their house as It stood ,
I said at once I would tnko It. without taking
the precaution of examining It.
UCJLY REVELATIONS.
The day after they left I went over from
the hotel tu have a Ionic about nnd see If
theio were any little rearrangements I
wanted made bsfore moving In , and to order
a thorough house cleaning. To my amaze
ment I found no bed chambers.
"lint where did the family Bleep ; " I
nsked of the woman left In charge. "Oh , no
Children © ryfor
Pitcher's Oastoria.
Ohiidren © ryfc'
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children < Dryfv
Ditcher's Castoria-
RAILWAY TIME GARD
Leaves | CHICAGO & NOIITHWEST'N ( Arrives
OmihalU.J' , Depot , 10th c Masau Sts.l Omalm
ll:35im..T : Eastern Express..7 6:50pm :
4:00pm : Vrstlhulnl Limited iJOam :
6im : lln. Valley Local 10:30pm :
C:4opm : Omaha Chicago Special 2lSpm ;
Le.i\c.i I CHICAGO. IIURLINOTON & Q.AiTlves |
Otnaha | _ D-pot 10th nnd Muson SJs. Om-ilm
4:45pm : Chicago Vestibule 3Mim :
9:43jm : Chlcii.'so Express 4:2jpm :
7:0pm..Culcnco : und Iowa Local 8oOum :
H:35am : Pacific Junction _ I.ociil C:3jpm :
LeaveIDURI.INGTON " & MO. RIVERfArrlvca"
Omahal Depot 10th ntid Mason Slu. I Omhaa
10:13am : ' . . . . .Denver liaiiross ClsSim
10Unin : De.nlwood Express IMOjim
4S : < ) pm Denver Kxprep * ili'pm '
CWi : > m..Nebraska Ix > cal ( except Kundny ) . . GiSOpm
taiiin..Lincoln Local tcxccpt 8unudy.ll:2Sam ) :
"
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & C. II. ( Arrives
Omaha ) Depot loth and Mason Sts. | Onuha
IU..am.rr..Kansas Clf/ Day Express..7 C:33pm
S:4pm.IC. : C. Night Es. via U. P. Trans. CiiJ.im
Ix < ftves rcniC"U1orh. , 7. " & PACIFfc. HrrlvfJ
OmalialU. 1' . Dep-jt. lOlli K Mason Sta , I OmaliFt
EAST.
loavun. . . Atlantic Msprcs.i ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 64pm :
C:25pm : . Nlcbt Express . Cil'Um
4tpm. : . . . Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l23pm
lltjjm.Ol.lalioriia ; Evp. < tc > O. II. ex. Bun ) . i : , ini
\ \ BST.
C :3. : im .OkUliutnn " & Texas ixp. ( ex. SunlIUpm ) :
l.iJpm . Colorado I.lmllerl . 4-.10pm
I t.ei' | UNION PACIFIC. ' | Arrives
Om.-iliu ! Union Depot , llith & MnB < jnSl3. _ | Omnh.i
" "
lo:0'lim : . Kearney Express . . "j-.ri'pm
215rm ; . Overland Flyer . 5:1Upni :
ZiUpni.lieatrlce & Strom l/a Ex ( ex Sun ) al ; t > ni
: IOpm . Pacino Eiprviis . lOi jni
C3op ; m . . . .Fait Mall . f2uini
LM v i l "CI I fCACa" L. fi ST. " PAUU IArrTvTT
Omaji.il Union ' JJepitliUi and Mason Hls. | Omaha
eTsSinn. . . , . .Chicago LlmHed.T . 9Mam :
Hlain..Clilcntn : > Exvresi ( ex. Hun. ) . . . . 5lNim :
Leaves F. , E. & MO , VALLEY. fArrfves
Omaha Depot 13th mid Webster tits. | Omaha
> :0&un : . DtaJwowl Uvpro.u , , . 5 ; 10pni
903nm.iRat. ; . ) Wyo. Ex. ( Ex. Mon.J. G:10pm :
C:0 : < 1pin..NuilrIU Kxpmu ( Ex. Sunday ) . .lOHJnin
0:0im : . : it. Paul Kxprcs . 5W.un :
LeaTeiTi MISSOURI PACIFIC. [ ATrlveT
Omihni Dpr"Jt 13th nml Wcl-ster Ss , | Omaha
: Cam. . . . . . . . . .Ft. Ixuils Exprcsn . GoOaro :
U.3r > pm . HI. Luulo Ekpiv. * * . > , 6Upni ;
UIOpm..DiUly : ( ex. Kun. ) Nebraska laical. . DilQim
leaves I" "ll , RT.'P. . M. " & O. [ Arrives
limahal DeWtlJlh [ _ and VVebsler Sts. | Omaha
t:06am.Rlou : " : Clfy Accom , iixr'Sun.ii. . . d.ofprn
lOOCam..Sloitx : City Ac < om , ( Hun. Only. ) . . StOSpm
)2iji'-.HIous City i : > pr < - ( Ex. Hun..lli'air. ) ;
f.Mpiii ; . Hi. I'uiil I.lmltcil . BilO.im
" ' ' '
LeftVrf * I "BIOUX'C'ITY fi'PACIFIC. . ( Arrives
OnmhulUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts.l Omnlu
CS.Vim ; . filoux City Passenzer . 10:20pm
StM m. . . . . . . . ! . P.iul Exprew. . . . . . . . . . 10 :00ain :
" ' "
leaves , ! SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC , ( Arrives
Omahi : ! _ Depot ISIh and Webster 8l . ) Omaha
'ijipm. ; ( ' , . 7. , St. P.iul "Limited. T . " . . . . . " '
LtmlU-d . . . . . . ,
LeaTexT WAUAPlf ifAli''WAlK fAifrvei"
OinuhaU'nlonpot , 10th Ji Mason Bin. \ _ Omtjn
J.Mpm..3t. IAIU ) Canivr.i U.ill . tTl2 } i.
In particular. " she replied , qullo n K \
that were a matter of course ; "whcreref
they happened to bo when they were sleepy. .
Sometimes In the drawing room , sometime ! \
here ; there arc divans everywhere , you see. "
"Hut didn't they takn oft their clothes ? "
1 Rasped In horror.
"Generallyi but ono doesn't neofl n bed
chamber for that. Ono just rings for
servant to bring romp negligee or nlsht-
dress , anil the snme servant takes away tha
clothes one drops off and fetches a duret to
spread ov r one. "
DiaKNCHANT.MKNT.
That wns pnough. Tlml drawing room liail
lost nil Its charms far me. Inn.ulry de
veloped that when one woke up In these
haphazard beds In the- morning ono called n
servant , who came with n breakfast tray ,
anil one ate where 0110 slept. Investiga
tion showed that In the midst of nil this
luxury ami beauty the commonest necessi
ties nnd conveniences were wanting. With
sinking heart I made out a list at long ns
my ttrm oflmt It would be necessary tu
purchase to make the house a possible nbt > .te
for nn American , Then I took up the sub
ject of housecleanlng and suggested that nil
the rugs had better como down from the
walls and be thoroughly cleaned and slink cu
before being hung again. The servant wns .
very dubious. They had not been tnUen
down for years.
"All the more need for It , then , " said T ,
and lifted one corner only to drop It again
with a cry of disgust. Itohlnd those glowing
colors and rich designs were peacefully
dwelling untold thousands ot beetles , roaches
and creeping things not to be named , I
gave onn swift glance under the divans ,
and picking up my skirts , lied for my life.
Apparently for years when the rooms hatl
been swept everything had simply been
pushed under the convenient hiding placeot
the divans , and my hasty Inspection showed
an Indescribable collection of dust , hair ,
mouldy crusts , dirty gloves , combs , broken
glass , pins , handkerchiefs any and every
thing that would ordinarily bo found In an
American ash can ,
I nnally realized tlmt the whole Incident
was very characteristic of Ilusslan civilisa
tion. They are n pcoplu who say , "Give u *
the luxuries ot life nnd we won't nsk for tha
necessities. " MAHC13LI..K DWIOHT ,
Suit Ulirum Cured.
About ten years ago I commenced taking
Mood's Snrsaparllla for * nlt rheum. At
that t'me. ' my hands wcro one complete sore ,
and I had to have them bandaged. After
taking nbotit six bottles of Heed's Sana-
parllla the cores wcro all healed. From
that I line to this I have kept Hood's Sarsa-
parllla In the house and have had no occa
sion to employ a doctor. Mamie Hausen ,
2517 Dodge street , Omaha , Neb.
Hood's I'llls euro bllllousncss.
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM.
Hound Principle * UmmolatiMl liy the Ptirty
In NHiritakii ,
The republicans of Nebraska In conven
tion represented deplore the disastrous re-
sultH oc the "cliaiijre. . " In the policies i'f tin
national Government , decreed hv the 1'OC.pla
nt a time when the mi-ntnl balance of the
country was temporarily aisturiwd by tin
exhilaration of n long course of | toac . p-og
ress ami niutcrlal praspjrlty. ami the i-mmor
of ileinnKogui's and political qunclti , and
confidently appeal to the people f the
Unto for 11 return to the conditions that exIsted -
Isted prior to the elections of i'J2.
Dismayed by the llimnclnl .levulslu.i tlml
paralyzed the buslnesn centers ot this coun
try , wlipn the remits of the national nnd
state elections made It certain Unit the
policy of protection of homa industries nnd
the guarantee of public credit an I H nound
currency were nbotit to be ovefn.-jwn by a
democratic president an ! i congress I'umo-
cmtlt : In Isoth branches , thu k'.u'ii'i ' of the
party , wholly in power for the Urn tl i' In
thirty years , have hml iielfitir ll.s COUIUKO
to embody the principles net f rtli In their
national convention at Ohlii ! > jo In | * , ) ' >
tion. or the wisdom to nonndon their tr.icat *
otitHl raid on the Industries of lh < i ourtry.
15ut they huvo kept the Im-ilnij-i iiitrriat of
the-people In mispmiHc .iMd uncert ilnty dur
ing twelve months of nnpr jll'able clubntu
over the worl < of framing a ! untie bill ,
foundeil on no definite or recognizable eco
nomical system , corrupt on Its fuce , dis
criminating against northern Industries for
the benefit of the south , opsnly denounced
by a majority of thosi * whose votes rtirrlctl
It to its passage , and not only fraught Vtli
disaster to the people , hut confessedly
stamped vlth "party perfidy and party dirt-
honor , " as an abandonment of the cause
of n ' 'tarlfT for revenue only , " and the prin
ciples nnd pledges upon which they wcro
placed In power. "I low can they face Iha
people after Indulging In such outrageous
discrimination and violation of vHni'fpleu"
aa nrp found In nlnioRt every paragraph o
the Suptar trust tariff bill' ? s.
In vlciv of the practical results of a your
nnd a half of democratic rule , we vcudlrm
with renewed faith nnd fervor the platform
of the national republican convention at
Minneapolis. We demand the restoration of
the American policy of protection end com
mercial reciprocity with our sister republics
of Mexico , Central and South America and
the governments of the West India itdnnds.
The republican parly of Nebraska lins al
ways been the con&mtent friend nnd nfr-
crcssive champion of honst money and II
now takes no slap backward. While we
favor bimetallism and demand the use or
both Kdld and silver standard money , we In
sist thut thu parity of the vnluu of the two
metals be maintained , xo that every dollar ,
paper or coin , Issued by the Rovornment
shall be ai KOOI ! as any other.
ON UAILAVAY HEOtn ATION.
We ndhrre to the doctrine tlmt all rail
way llncb are subject to retaliation and
control by the stati > , and we demand the
retrulitlrn of railway and transportation
linc'H to Kticli extent and In mich manner an
will Insure fair and reasonable rates to the
producers and consumers of the country.
To that end we Insist that laws Hlmll ba
enforced forhlddltiK the llctltlous capitali
zation of sr.ch corporations and that the
constitution of the Rtntc Bhall bu rleldly en
forced wherein It Is provided : "No railroad
corporation shall ISFUO any slock cr bonds
except for money , labor or property actu
ally received and applied to the purpose
for -which nuch corporation was created ,
and all stock UlvldcndH nnd other llctitloiw
increase of the capital stock or tndebtrd-
ncfH of nny such corporation shall be void. "
We are in favor of the enforcement of all
lawn , whether they affect the Individual or
the corporation , and we therefore demand
the enforcement of the maximum rate bill
papscd by the last legislature until thu
same IM declared void by the courts or li
tepenled.
We are In favor of the enactment ot In N
by coniics9 that will provide for the uupo.
vision , regulation nnd control of corpora
tlons ennaued In Interstate commerce , with
a view to preventing the fictitious capitali
zation and excessive bonding of such cor
poration ? .
We denounce all combinations of capital ,
organized In trusts or otherwise , to control
arbitrarily the conditions of trade , and ar-
raljfn na criminal legislation the manifest
concessions of the tariff bill now In the
litmlH : of the president to the Sugar and
Whisky trusts.
We rccosnlze the rlghtx of laborers lo
"rcanlze , using nil honorable measures for
the purpose of dignifying their condition
nml placing them on an equal footing \rltU
capital , to the end that they may both
fully understand that they are necessary t&
Hie prosperity of the country. Arbitration
should take the place ot strikes and lock
outs for settling lalxjr disputes.
Thu extirpation cf anarchy Is essential to
the solf-proservatlon of the nation , and \vo
therefore favor the pending bill In congress
for the exclusion of anarchists.
Wo recommend tlmt the ensuing leKlxIa-
turo Kiibmlt an amendment to the constitu
tion , to tic voted on by the people at the
next general election , providing for the In
vestment of the permanent nchool fund In
state , county nnd school district bonds.
We lu'llrvo that the Industries of our statn
should be diversified , to relieve the muta of
the people from dependence upon one class
of HKrlcnltural products subject to crop
failures , and It being demonstrated thut the
cell of this state Is adapted to the produc
tion of sugar bect , even In dry season * , a
Koiircc of Incalculable wealth , we fiivor leg
islation that ahall bring to our people Its
full realization.
Kver mindful of the services und sacrifices
of the men who saved the life of the nation ,
we protest against the Illiberal and unjust
polk-y of the Pension department under the
l > r-sent administration , and plrtlae anew lu
Iho veteran coldlcrs of the republic n VKCOJT-
nltlon of their juet claims upon a grateful
people.
Says M.V. . Selby , Munclc. Ill , ; "hist
summer a coal miner came to my drug store-
one night , half dead with cramps , abort
was no doctor to be had. He asked me II
I had anything tlmt would help him. I
opened a bottle ot Chamberlain's ' Colic , Chol
era and Diarrhoea Hemedy and gave him a
larno dose. In twenty minutes his pain wai
all gone. This man had been lubject la
cramps , but has not been troubled ulnco. "
tivory family should keep this remedy at
hand for use In such cases. It can always tit
depended upon. For sale by druggist * .
A ICitmurlculile Acblnvrnicnt In Ifitllro&tl
AITitlri
Wai the runnlr of the exposition Flyer ,
the famous twenty-hour train between Chicago -
cage and New York' via the I-ako Shor
route. In icrvlce during the World's fair.
A haniliomo lltho-vrater color ot this train
may bo secured by sending 10 cents In IV-
ver to C. K. Wllhcr , Weitern
Agent , Chicago ,