THE OMA.HA DAILY iBEEi rin ; OCTOBEU 12. 189-1 ,
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Laundresses ,
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Waitresses
Everyone of them read The Bee
"Want ads. Therefore , families want
ing help , seldom fail to reach them
i the day ad is published. Wants
are run in both morning and evening
papers without extra cost. 17 words
for 25 cents.
Coachmen ,
Waiters
Valets.
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until 1230 p. m. for ( lie evening , nnd until 9:00
p. m. ( or ln morning nnd Sunday editions.
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word
' n te , ISo a word first Insertion , lo
'Vr thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23o for
flmt Insertion ,
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTKD. SITUATION IN COUNTRY JOB
ami ncwspntier olllco , by practical printer.
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yvddre sY SS , Dee omce. A-670 II
BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER
children to teach In Mm English branches at
their own homes. Host ol references , Ad
dress Y 67 , Bf Office. A-HM-U
WANTED , ONB OH TWO OFFICES TO TAKE
care of ! Rood rcrerenceii. Address Jnnltor D.
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& H. ticket omce , 1321 Fiirnam. A-Mail 12
WANTHD , BY AN EXVEHIENCED LADY ,
nuilnit In conflncmenl : Lost leterencw ,
charges moderate. Apply 1912 Casi strcci , *
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WANTKD. HY LADY 01' KXrKHTUNCB , I'O-
Hilton as ishlcr or olllct work ; city icfer-
cnccs Adilresg Y C7. Ucc. A M5TT IT
WANTEP KALE HELP.
WANTKD , A FEW I'linsoNB IN KACII
place to do writing : cend stamp ( or IM page
book of particulars. J. Woodbury. 123 > W. IZJ
Btrrfft , N. Y. City. l > S1CM
WANTED , LABORERS , SOUTH ; OOVEnN-
mtnt work Iti Tennessee ami , Arkansas
Kramer , labor agency , llth and r.irn.ini ' ptrrrt ,
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lt-MSC'J IS
WANTED , OENTLEHHN NEWSI'APEn COX-
Irlbatoru In tveiy town to report nil Important
ImppcnlnKH and write articles ( or publication
on any subject. Experlenre not nccefsaiy , O > oil
iny for iipnra time. Our Instructions tell you
now to do the work , Bend stnmu Tor full par
ticulars. Modern Press Asj'n , Chicago. 111.
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WANTED , SALESMAN : SAI.AIiy PROM
tart ; i > eimanent place , Drown I3ros. Co. , nur-
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er > men , Chicago , III. D 1U OK *
WANTED ] nCUADLC YOU Nil AND MID-
dla-agcd men In every county to act M cor-
rcsponuVnft ) tmd rponl.il private detectives
under Instructions for the largest and li"it
i equipped detective bureau of the kind In tlie
country , Previous experlcnca Is not required
or necessary , Small boys and Irresponsible
parties will confer a. favor on us by not
ft * " .uinswtiMnfl. llefrrtnccs Klvcn und rcitilred.
r ? - ufave been established for years. Send stamp
for full particulars and get the Iwst criminal
paper published , offerliiK thousands of dollnrs
In rewnrdi for patties wlio are wanted.
National Detective Bureau , Indianapolis , InJ.
I1-M170
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MEN OK aooD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEAD r
employment and good pay by calllriR at I MO
Douglas. qi-MlM 029
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WANTED , HHLIAIlLn SALESMAN , ALltKADY
traveling. to carry our lubricants as & sldo
line. Manufacturers' Oil Co. , C1e\flaml. O.
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WANTED. MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO ACT
ns private detectives under Instructions ; experi
ence unnecessary ; send * tain | > . National De
tective Bureau , IndlanapalU. InJ. "
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WANTED. DlUia CLERK. ADDRES3 Y 36 ,
Hea nlllce. \ B 3C2
WANrno. STRICTLY itRLiAnr.R AND CAPAble -
ble mlecmen to represent manufacturer of com
plete line of Hflirlrntlnt * oil' , Brrnse * and boiler
cuiniKiuntl , exclusively or dde line ; salary or
commission. Adilrees Htoddard Oil nml Cam-
pound Co. , Cleveland. O. U-M5CT 1J
WAITED FEMAliE HELP.
WANTED. LADY NEWSPAPER CON-
Ulbutore In every town lo report all Important
liappenmim nnrt write articles for publication
en any subject. Experience hot necessary. Oasd
pay fur spare lime. Our Instructions tell you
how to do the work. Bend stamp for full par
ticulars. Modern Press Ass'n. Chicago , III.
C 118
"USB PRESTON'S BEST TLOUH , IT QIYCS
entire satisfaction. All grocers sell II.
C MI70 NS
WANTRD. OIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSn-
work. 2SM South 13th strot. O-4 4-ll'
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LADIES WANTING FIRST-CLASS dlltLS
call at Hcamllnavlan Y , L. home. Onico 2W
N. 16 tli street. , C MiiiiJB'
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luVnY A"HELIAULK , EDTCATIOD LADY , NOT
under 25 , for a iH rmnnent position ; no experl-
once nrcesjary. Address S C6 , Bee.O
O 2157111
WANTED. A OOOD WAIST TRIMMER TO GO
to Nebraska City. Call at Pnxton hotel Kntur-
dny ev itlns between C und t o'clock. Mrs.
Nellie Davis. C M57J 13
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FOR BENT HOTJSE8.
HOUSES. F. K. DARLING , DARKER BLOCK.
P-S9J
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-irODSCsTN ALL PARTS OP T1IH CITY. THE
O. ! " Davis Company. IOCS Farnam , D SW
KELICENNY & CO. , ai. CONTINENTAL BUI.
D 8J7
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FOR RENT. CJinAPEaT 6-ROOM COTTAGB )
with bath In city ; nly 13.04. son California
trcfl. D M3M
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NEW ROOM COTTAOKNEAIl linMISPAHK.
{ 900 , Tldellty Trust Company , liu : l-'arnam.
lo-iioon iiousi : . LAnoi : BARN , KTU AND
Indiana n\cnue , J15.W. SIT Klrat Katlotml bank.
11BKT , EIGHT-ROOM MODERN
8:3 South I7tli Hi. ; nlsoKroam cottage with
torn. Q L. Oreen , R. 23 , llarKer blk. P-63T
DESIRABLE ROOM COTTAGE , ! SI3 WOOL-
ave. lUngwalt llros. , liarkcr blk.
blk.D
D00
J-ROOM CORNER TLAT AT 701 8. 1JTU
itreet ; rons and nil oilier conveniences.V ,
C. llaller , room 811. Paxlon block. D-IM
HOUSES t BTORE3. F.D.\VEAD,1 & DOUGLAS
p-oi 31
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VOR R ENT. FROM NOV. 1. A PiRST-CLASS
8-rooin house , nicely ( urnl lnKl , with all tiio.l.
rn Improvements , located on car Una. JS miles
train city hall. Cheap. Address Y 31 , live.
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C ROOMS. HALL AND BATH TIOOM. IN"
quire KH 3. Ulh ctrect. D M5SJ 1 !
aooi > j-ivE-noo&t
month. L. S. Eldnner , 310 N. Y. Life.
D M277
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MU MASON BTRKin : ; I ROOMS , MODERN ,
tlecant location , )3HM ; nlsj T-rwm houna In
Orchard Hill , newly vnlnted nnd papered , J7.0X
B , K. Humphrey , iJI New York Life.
P-MtCTll *
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uoustv , a. TEMi'Lirro.v. PAXTON BLIC ,
D-MU N8
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KOIl RENT. TWO S-ROOM KH5OANT I1RICU
housouj nil motUrn cnnvnlencesr 1 block from
Walnut lllll motor. 422. Cumplrullor'a utllce ,
U-MBQ
iiouen HU-ST VACATID : ) NO ,
S72I J rknon street , till modern Improvements ,
i > 1eiidM rt-palr (11 Muck * from court house ) ,
li vej street , cltean rent to mini I family. Key
t cot tutu second door we t lUn 11. Wheeltr.
jr. , Doitk-laj and nth MI. ( Insurance. )
D-SC3
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1-LKA8ANT T-UOOM 1I01'I5U : MODERN. SMI
slrett. | > 480 U
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HOI'SB IN GOOD ItUPAIR. OAL
lUt Ulh strut. 11 W. D-KO-ll'
C.ROOK coTTAfiB. MooinN IJtPROVE-
me nil1113 Kn. llth.
f ROO&l'cflTTAOU WITH FURNACH KOll
JlJ.w. ut .rill Wtbsur street. -USSI II *
3OH. RENT HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR. RENT , ID-ROOM DWELLtNO ; MODHRN
conveniences ; first-class1 location. Knaulre of
_ W. I\ Clark , S2D3 DoURlas. D MMg li
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5-ROOM COTTAGE , WKLL AND CISTERN ,
HIT N. 18th , J1S.OO. 7-rtwm IIOUBO , HS Lnfoy-
ctle avenue. Walnut HIM. city water and cis
tern. 515.00. G. Q , Wallace , 312 llroun blk. ,
15th nnd Douglas. U MIIS 14
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TOR RKNT , TOUR-ROOM COTTAGE , COHNHR
301 li nnd Sahlcr streets : oellar. clelrrn , city
water 12.00. '
; Inquire 1318 1'arnam street.
D-M57I 14
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FOR RENT FTmaiSHEU ROOMS.
FOR RENT , NICELY TURNISUKD SOUTW
room , modern conveniences , to onu or two
rentlemen , 2017 Dodge. E H799
FOR- RENT , NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ,
with or without board/ Call 2101 Douclas.
14 846-17
FURNISHED ROOMS. ISM CHICAGO ST\
Suitable for ono or tno centlemcn. 1J 11363
nS17'rUINIS"CI ! ? > ROOMS , ALL MOD-
.
2015 Douglas.
, B M371 15
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 516
South ZJtli avenue. E 103-15 *
TWO LARGK ! DESIRAULB FURNISHED
v rooms In private fatrilly , KU I'urnam.
E M13S 13
FURNISHED ROOM , BATH , IS. 1D11 FARNAM.
E-337 12-
ROOMS , STEAK HEAT. 2ND
ll K > r 321J4 N. lltli St , flat A , U 5CO 11
THIIEE WELL rURNlKHBD ROOMS ' TOR
house lief pi HE , J7.00. 24U Ho. ICth utrert.
K-MS77 ll
FOR RUNT , FlTRNrsiIRD TOOMS ; JI.OO PliR
week antl up nuls ; stf.un lieat ; table board ,
W.OO. Union Hotel , 15th and Wcbit < r streets.
E-M5TG 12 *
rTJB.NJSHED BOOD1S AND BOAH3X
NICi : ROOM WITH BOARD , CHEAP , SIOO CAS3
F 3W-O11 *
PURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 201J
Douglas. B' M77Z-Oli
NICE XATtOE "FRONT ROOMS. SINGLE OR
ensulte. fumlihed or iinfuinlslieil , with flrst-
class board. M1J St. Mary'a ave. F 11367 U
1HK HILLSIDE. ROOJIS ; FIRST-CLAS3
table board ; slejm heat. ISth and Dodge ,
F-M47J I3
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM , WITH
alcote ; also tlrat class board. 533 St. Mary's
a\cr uo
! 521 16 *
DESIRABLE ROOM. WITH BOARD. IN PRI-
rqto family. "M N. 13th. ! ' M532 17
FOB 31ENT STORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT , THE 1-STORY BRICK BUILDING
915 Farnam street. The building has n fire
proof , cement basement , complete steam heat *
Ing fixtures , water on all Moors , gas , etc. Apply -
ply at the ofllco of The Bea. 1 910
AGENTSWANTED.
CANVASSERS. SOLICITORS , AGENTS OR
any rcllabln person of average Intelllcenco and
good adilrees who can present and advocate
a popular national enterprise of Inestimable
value to the Individual und liomp and family
jirotcclors can secure steady and prolltnble
em
ployment by addressing Rev. W. 1\ Eastman ,
ftg Ufa building. Omaha , Neb. J-M503 IS
AOBNT8 WANTED , MEN AND WOMEN. T"HE
newest nnd most practical book , Jiut ready ;
sold
an Installments : write toe full particu
lars lo Chailea Kcrlluicr's Bonn , Subscription
Dcparlmenl , 14 , 153 Cth avenue. New Ycnk City.
J M573 12'
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTKD ONE OR TWO FURNISHED OR UN-
fnrnhhnl nxims for light houieVeeplnir. Ad"
dress Y C5 Bee. K-MI-11"
STORAGE.
STORAQE.WILLIAMS & CROSS , Kll 1IARNEY
M-903
BTORAOK FOR HOUSKHOLB GOODS '
; CLB'AN
and cheap rate. R. Wells , till Firnnm. M 904
M-713
OMA'ANfiSTORAQU CO.,1503 PARNAU. Tel.loi
SI-903
BUST STORAGE RUILDtNCJ IN OMAHA. U. 9 ,
gov. bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1013 Leavrnncrth.
M 908
CLIAN. DRY STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES
and buggies In our new brick building , 1G03 -
10-11 liarncy St. Columbus Buegy Co.
4W-21
WANTED TO BITZ.
WANTED. CHEAP BUILDING. 12X14 , WITHout -
out plaster , for removal. Ktitle prlco and loca
tlon. Addrees Box ; T7 , Bennlnston.
N-M5SO 12
WANTKD , HORSE AND TWOATED :
bufrity for his Keeplnff for winter ; very light
work and belt of care. Address VT W. Bee.
N M5I2 12 *
WANTED. GOOD TEAM OP HORSES ,
nelctit flboiit l.SOO pounds. Omaha Pai-klnir
nir
Co. , Cuminsnnd 15th ttrects. N M575 IS *
FOR SALE FOTINITTJRE.
PAYMENTS 13ASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. I n\r prlceti on furniture and household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , C13-61S N. Itth st.
0-907
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE sroric or I-URNI
tuie , itnvt-s , etc. L. Allnian , SOS N. ICth ,
0-SC3
STOVHS AND FURNITURE AT CORT , MUST
bo sold at once. I. Bruesell. 710-712 N. ICth.
O-M9.3 O23
rURNITI'RE AND ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
e.Teclaor jalo clioup. ! JU Dougl.ii st.
0-539 1C *
TOR SALE-ART OARL.1ND STOVK. S323
Center itrei't. O K9 13
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
feuco made. C. II. l. < y. ! K)1 ) l > iuj.u. j-74 kLm
BANK ANO.PLATTB VALLKY 8\ND FOU
sale. C.V , Hull Company , Mtn und Izard sti.
Q-M9
IF YOU BUY. BUV TUB BEST : MACKIN- "
loslieo. rubber boots , arctics , syringes of all
klndi ; iu tubing ; all best quality , Omaha
Tent A Awnlnt Co. , 1311 Furnam st. q 543
IMPOHTI3D HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIES ,
wiinsnted singers , KM1 Kold llsh. with glcba ,
J1.S5 ; younir lurrots. in 00 to 120.00 : bird caccs ,
ld , olc , ClclrUr1 ! bird store , 40C N. Ulh street.
Q-MS20 Nl
MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOrANT , RB-
llabl * tmtlncs * medium ; 1th yur at 11) N. ISth.
8-9H
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"gABBAOE , BATHa. ETO.
MADAM MHTII. OJ S. 1STII. ID TLOQR '
room I ; massage , rftnon alcohol , strarn , 'R.ul -
phurlna and no b th . T-M411 '
MAS3\Oi : . MADAMU BERNARD , 3111 DODOq.
T-MMT M *
TURKISH BATlisi
J7/C5IKS' / TURKISH IIATHS ; I10UIES , J A. tt
to S p. m. Hauty Culture parlor * , rimovcd
from tUrbt.eh Dlig , to 1W-10 Uf Vltf. 11611
PERSONAL.
WHOLR WIIRAT BREAD FROM UNDOLTED
flour at loxiEtB L. Ramser'i , SI7 N Kth strret.
U-MI17 Oil
OATHS , MA6SAOE. MMIi POST , JUV4 B. 1STH.
UI4
IIELLH KPI'KRLKr IB FITTED AND MBAB-
ured to the flxure ; always renmlns shapely nnil
ls _ better prepared to retain the nner'outline *
measurements are necessary and all fitting I"
done by experts. It's the only rnrset thnt
makes one nhapcljr an'l Is appreciated by every
lidy who calls at parlors. 1KB Fnrnnm street.
U M37SOU
MACKINTOSHES RUliDER BOOTS. 1311 Far.
U-611
PHYSICIANS WHO DISPHNSE TIIEIH OWN
perecrlptlons can secure ralunMe Information
trre by addressing P. O. Uoi 813 , Oirmha. Neb.
U-M3SJ
COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION ,
asthma , lironchltls nnd catarrh. Homa treat
ment 16.00 per month. Thre * days' free treat'
mcnt. room t 0 Douglas l > lk. , 16th sn < l Dodso.
U-I5SOM
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO
new. Can ami eumlne specimens of work ,
im N , Xlh st. U-MltS '
OSCAR HUNDELL. TOR 12 YEARS WITH O
w. Cnok. hns rrmovwl his shoe repair shop to
8 > 17th street , north ot Douglas. TJ M2U Nl
l'RESTON'3 CALIFORNIA FLAKES FOR
breakfast ; superior to oatmeal. Try It.
TJ M371 N5
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VIAVr HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book or consultation free , Address or
call Vlart Co. , US Hoc bldg. Lady attendant.
_ _ U 107
MME. LA ROOK. MASSAGE , 1000 LEAVEN-
worth street , tlilid floor , front rooms ; two first-
class operators. U M55Q 17 *
CUT THIS OUT AND PRESENT AT COWAN'S
Photo Studio , (3k Itnmdwnv , Council llluRii.
late of Omrthn. II will entitle you to 12 cnb-
Inct jihaton , the very best , nnil one 8x10 panel
tor I1.C9 ; without this. JI.CO ; far 10 days imly.
U-M557 H
LADY , GOOD HOUBKKEHPEtl.WILL DO
llRlit work , care of children or sew Tor coral
respectable home ; mast hare piano. 4101
Lafayette street , city. U 56& 11 *
LADY IN COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS TO
adopt girl baby 10 months old , Ueht luilr , fair
complexion preferred.
Lady In Omaha wants little Rlrl , ngp 3 In 4
years , light hair , light complexion. Rev.
Cliarlcs W. Savldgo. U 5 2-13
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE ,
LIFE INSURANCE : POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. S. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo.
W-915 ,
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. , 51J N.Y.LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice security 1n Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W 81S
MONEY TO LOAN ON" FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county. Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam st.
W 817
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Pax ton blk.
W-818
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TUB
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Famam st. W 919
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved anil unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to 5 rears. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W-817
LOANS ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY
property , $3,000 and upwards , 6 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Kamam Smith & Co. , 1329 Fnrnntn.
W-920
CHAS. W. 1SAINEY , OM. NAT. DK. IK/DO.
W 921
MONKY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTAT"c
at C per cent. W. U. Meiklc , 1st Nat. bank bldg
W-922
VERY l.O\V RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Squire , 243 Bee bids' . W JCO
WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
for sbort time paper or 1st das intFre. lotins.
H , H. Harder & Co , , ground floor , Bee Milir.
W MIIS
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horsca , nasans , etc. . at lowest rates In city ;
Do removal of ( roods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan oft at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
3M S. ISth street.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life bldg.
X 924
J. H. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAStGU BLOCK.
X 02S
MONHY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
turn- pianos , horpes. wagons , or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
you cun pay bnck at any time and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO , ,
Room 4 , Wlthnell block. X 3lt
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT ; WILL SELL A
good paying p.ilnt and wall paper business
located In this live and progressive city. Ad
dress box 85 , Grand Junction , Cola.Y
Y 2SS-13 *
FOR SALE , A GOOD PAYING RETAIL BOOT
and ho store In the Black Hills , carrying a
stock of II.OJ0.09. doing a business of 114,009.00 , a
year , nnd residence ; good reasons and reference.
Address V 40 , Omaha liee. Y-MIM 12
jaxi.00 MONTHLY GUARANTEED. MANUFAcT-
ttirlnc concern "wants representative En .
( or any city not taken ) . Must have a few
hundred dollars oanh to pay for goods on de
livery after oril M8 me scented. l'C Vail ,
Morse building. New York. Y-MS72 12 _
FOR EXCHANGE.
A OOOD LOT IN BAST OMAHA TO Ex
change for young work horses or mules.
Lamoreau * Bron. , 805 S. 16th. Z-10S
GOOD IM ACRES OF LAND N. E. NEBRASKA
to trade for merchandise. Address Y 46. care
Bee. Z M4GO 12
GOOD PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE TOR
nii > rcli.inill e. In wrltlne Rive full particulars.
Address Lode liox 27 , Hlu-lton , Nebraska.
Z MStl 1S
TO KXCHANGE. $2 , 00 CASH INVESTMENT
In Omaha property and 5500 cah for (2,500
stock shoes or olothltiff. C , 1 % Harrison. 912
N. Y. Life. Omaha. K 511 23
FOR TRADE. GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY.
centrally located , clear , for laruo tract of land
near Omaha. Will assume Incumbrancc or pay
difference , Enquire at 2G02 Hurt street , city.
FOR SALE BEAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS , S MILKS PROM POST OF-
( ice easy terms. Call at 949 K , Y. I.Us.
R E-7U
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES FROM
Omaha postofflre , 10 to HO acres , some trade.
N. D. Keyca. 61T Paxton blk. It B MS27
IJAROAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS.
sale or trade. P. K. Darling , liarker block.
RIS-an
HERE IS A SNAP OWING TO REMOVAL
to Chlcngo. will sell my home , 1511 Sherman
n > enue , .at a very low price ; t rooms ; all
modern Improvements ; lot , 50x123 , Look at
house , and It It suits you , will ruuke price
to suit th' times ; U cash , balance on time.
I ? . M. IIul-io. RE M375 12
FOR SALK. NI3W i-ROOM CO1TAGE ; CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 20th and Snhlei ;
J 1.150 M ; Inns time. Inquire 1319 Parnnm , tJatu-
uel Uiirnn. RE 7T3
OMAHA LOT FOR SALE CHEAP ; COR. OF
Slat and Castell.ir stieets. AVrlte to n. Peter
son , llldlr. Neb. RE M5M N8
FARM LANDS , C. I * . IlAKIUSON.Dl . ! N. Y ! Life.
R B C1SN88'
IRRIGATION. 210 ACRES IN PLATTE VALley -
ley , under the Elm Creek Irrigation ditch. In
llunalo county , for sale. Gentle slope , just
right for Irrigating ; beautiful grovts , rich noli
and ilrsl-cl.-xsa Investment. Lawrence Kellcyi
Kearney. Neb. RR M5i3 U
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BEST HEATERS ON EARTH.
! Be sure you examine them before you buy.
PiHIts who desire the choice of ihs best line
of staves on the market must buy either the
Favorite tasuburner or the Oak healing stoves.
They have been manufactured the past 3d yvar >
and where they lia\o been used alongside of
other stoves have proven thui elves the moil
economical stoves made. Wo guarantee them.
They are the cheapest and best stoves made
We have the Born steel range , a model of per
fection.
A. M. McCargar , 410 N. l lh street
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CARPENTERS AND BUIMJJEBS.
HAMILTON RROa , GKNnRAL CONTRACT-
ori and builders , carpenter work , storm win
dews , and doors. 41 < & . llth st. , leL 1179.
. . MICK OM
I C. E , MOItRILL , CARPENTER _ ANDBUru _ > ER.
paper lianrlne and Blcn . brickwork and plna-
terln * . Offlca W ) S , 14th St. , tiltphone 408.
408.tiS
tiS
TYP WBITEKS.
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR
sale should malce you suspicious ; funny they
are mostly Bmlth's. Try one and ycu will un
derstand why ; full Una of supplies. Smith-
1'reralm Co. , llth and Farnam : tiUphone , 12SI.
M-'Jg
FI.OKIST8.
8. H. STEWART. PLORI8TI AI.r KINDS Or
bulb * od cut ttovrir * : im Capilol uvenu . _
NEW BULBS JUST IMI'OItTBD , , i
, , CUT FLOW-
ers. Utu i EnclxAl * , Paiton hotel. 1111 Faro.
Mia oat
PIANOS AMy flKOAtre
THIS tt'EEIC THE rdLTloWINa IN'STRU.
intnts , for cash or monthly payments :
One Hale upright pinna. . . . . , , , . .1170.M
Another Hale upright piano. . 150.00
Ore Hall ft Son upfl ht , nlono , . . . , . . . , , . . . . He.no
Ohio Vatler square pUh i. W. 0
M pen & llatnlln orsin , . . . , . , , , . . 1J.M
H altr organ , Huh toriJj. . . H.M
Hmllh American orxan , high tot ) . , 27.V )
Tajlor & Farley orean.-hJKh top 33.09
Klmbs.Il. Emerson nnd llallel-Davtt , piano * .
A. 11OSPK.JUa 1311 DDUKlnt si.
1 MI3I O31
IF PURCHASED AT ONCU
One upright piano , ( SO.
sold. ii uf
Ono 3-strlnn nrir scato.nlano , 1157.M.
IA
M > M. > *
sold. oJi i
Ono new \VtRman , tii" " ) .
One new Wenman. t50il.i 'i
Ono Hstey organ , $33.
Ono Klmball orcan , 12" .
One lla > ' Stnte organ. 52'X '
One RhonlnKer , $21.
One jroo.1 onin , (15. '
\Vojdbrldge llros. , 120 N. ISth street.
874 OM
MUSIC TEACHER.
MARTIN CAHN , TEACHER OP PIANO-
forte. Htudlo. 104 N. 2id si. Mill O31
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
Q. F. OELLENBECK. BANJOIST3 AND
teacher. U10 California street. 814
BP3INE33. . NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 3. 16th. 910
DAMAGED MIRRORS iTESILVKRED , 719 N. 1 .
911
THB NEATEST BARBER SHOP IN CITV ;
court of Dee building. Fred Buelow. 311
ROGNElt & EISELE. SIGN PAINTERS ; BEST
work at lowest prices. IMS Douglas strut.
M8M
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged , clectrlcai and general -
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Onaha electrical Works , E17 and 619 8. 16th si.
943
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants and nit
kinds of electrical construction. Western dec-
trie Supply Co. , 418 and -420 8. Ulh el. I4
WOLFE ELECTRICAL CO. SUPPLIES AND
electric wiring. 1611 Capitol avt. Tel. 1411.
M132 O31
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires end sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
It. Hcflln. locksmith. 311 N. 16th St. 934
BICl'CLES-ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
Bend for our Hit of second-hand nnd shop
worn blcrclca. Repairs and cycle sundries of
nJl kinds. M. O. Daion , 402 N. 16th st. 938
BICYCLn PRICES CUT IN TWO.
A ' 84 Fowler for JSI.60.
A ' 91 Sylph for 187.50.
Other makes equally as low , Se our stock
and get our prices before buying.
A. H. rUUIUGO c CO. , 1211 Douglas street.
' 167-0-27
BICYCLE RlDING.
BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL. 1714 CAP. AVE.
M23C N2 *
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMER3
H. K. BURKETT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1C1S Chicago Et. , telephone 90. 937
SWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmcm,1701 Cumlng st.i telephone 10CO.
918
M. O. WAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMI
balmer , 1117 Farnam St. , telephone , 223. 833
C. W. BAKER UNDERTAKER , 61J S. 1CBT _ ,
OPTICIANS.
t .
I. F. Ponder , manager , Kjyes tested free. 223
South 16th , I ? Klnslerjs .drug istorc. 416-31 *
THE ALOE & PENFOLD ; CO. , SCIENTIFIC
opticians. 1403 Farnam st , opposite Paxton
hotel. Eyes examined free 791
OMAHA OPTICAL CO.'LT3ADING OPTICIANS.
J. F. Ponder , manager. Ryes tested free. 222
South Klh , In Klnsler'9 drig | store. M223 15J
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OTJR ENTIRE LINH
of gas nnd electric light fixtures , globes ,
etc. , at cost , as we are absolutely retiring
from the fixture business. It will pay to buy
at once. The Hussey & Day Co. , 411 South
15th St. , Ramge building. C49 O21
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES
made In design and finish to harmonize with
any architectural style desired by r. M. Rus-
Edl. 313 B. 15th street. M700 O22
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. &
B. Aes'n , 1704 Bee Bldg. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
M 951
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND D. ASSN. PAY
6 , 7 , S per cent when 1 , 2 , I years old , always
redeemable. 1701 Farnam St. Nnttlnrer , sec.
952
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANrS SCHOOL OP SHORT HAND ,
N. Y. Life , Omahs. . Ask for circular. . 788
r.OOSE'B OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15 & I'/iR.
W
_
OMAHA COMMERCIAL. COLLEGtJ. 1GTH AND
Douglas ; send for catalogue. Holirbcuch Bros.
M221 Nl
STOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE "REPAIRS FOR iliflOO DIFFKRENT
males of sto\es. Water attachments and con-
nectlons a specialty. 1207 Douglas street , Omnha
Stave Rejulr Works. M 175
STOVE REPAIRS OP ALL KINDS : ALSO
hotel range and general assortment of ranges.
cooks & lieaterf ; water attachments put In ft
connected at J. Hughes , 607 S. 13 st & Jnckpnn.
642 O15
HOTJ2LS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROUEAN ) N. W. COR.
13 ; n ana Dodge. Room by day or week.MS31
MS31
HOTEL BARKER , J2.DO PER DAY. 140 ROOMS ,
In the heart of the business houses. Special
rates and accommodations to commercial trav
elers. Room and board br the week or month.
Frank HIMItch. .Mgr. 313
PLUMBERS.
J. J , HANIOAN. PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hat water healing2703 Lea\enworth st , 931
FREE PLUaiBING OK EVERY"KIND. . GA3.
steam & hot water heating ; sewerage. 313 S. 1C.
933
JOHN HOWE & CO. . PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas fixtures , globes.l.'l S. 13.
KRUGER BIIOS , , SANITARY PLUMBING , GAS
titling , drain laying. Telephone 1270. 2813
Leuyenvrorth street. & 63 17
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAUHEa 2120 „ ' 10TH. '
I t M-492-O15'
FIN13 TRESSMAKING VAT 'LOWKST ' PRICES.
Madams , Corbatt. 424 N..I7th ' St. . cor. Cass.
, Ml 44 029'
LADIES. CALL AT ISlJ'flJOUOLAS STREET
for latest designs In dreVsniaklng ; work guar
anteed. OY > / M312 15'
HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY BY TO. < 6R CAR LOTS. WB
buy hay. A. H. Snyder. " Burt st. Tel. 1107.
ii. . * l > 4
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY.
grain and mill stuff. , W 'aru always on the
rnark'et"to buy'or'sell.3 'f(67Klchala ( | ! .
DM
COAL.t
D. T. MOUNTllASIlEMO\"nD HIS COAL OF.
lice to 209 S. " Itlh St. . BiiMo. block. OM
BHBRIDAN COAL. BXCHLLENT SUBSTITUTE
for hard coal and W.&O tin : cheaper. 1 03 Far *
tarn street ; main entrants : Board of Trade.
moa
FURNACES.
1EST FURNACIf MADE. SOFT COAL BMOICU
consuming- hard coal furnaces. .Eagle Cor *
nice Worka. 1CS-HO-1U N. Illh st. W
GRINDING.
RAZORS. SHEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW.
_ era , jtc. A , L. Undelund. IM 8. llth. 79 !
KERCHANT TAILOR8.
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL "of
IMPORTED AND DOMHST1C
Fall nnd Winter
WOOLENS.
Q , A. Undqulst. Merchant Tailor , IK a 15th at
MW7
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE B. NAHON. DENTIST. SUITE 200
Pmton Llock , Hth and Farnam sis , Tel. 712.
DR. PAUL , DENTIST. 209) BURT BT. T"
LOST.
LOST , WHITD MILCH COW : TINDER WILL
Ni rewanled by returning the same tn Ml 8.
81st street. M5M 12
IXJST-PART OP GOLD KARRtNO WITH DIA
mtmil set , Stptrmbrr Zith , near HUh school
grounJs. Return lo 1S1I South 10th , Ilrwnrd.
HA-U *
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron cornices , nil St. Mary's ) nve. 959
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS , JOHN EPH-
nelcr , prep. , 109. 110 , 111 N. llth. Estab. 1S6I.
909
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 1CT1I AND
Dvuglas ; aend for catalogue. R htuoiiKh Bros.
M221 Nl
_ _
STENOGRAPHERS. I
F. J. SUTCLtFFE , OENERAL STENOG
crapher. 212 Dee building. Telephone E > 97.
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1008 Farnam m. ll
DYB WORKS.
SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYB WORKS.
1B21 1'arnnm "street. Dyeing of crerjr iJtscrlB-
tlon and dry cleaning. 817
'
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
IOEUC. George K. Brown , jr. , & Co. . 709 S. 16th.
919
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. S. Walkln. 2111 Cumlng. Tel. C02. SM
JOB PRINTING.
RM5D JOB PRINTING CO. , FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th St. , Bee building. 9 7
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
ROOSE'U OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE , IS & FAR.
CM |
PAWNBROKERS.
H. HARDWITZ LOANS MONEY. 413 N , 1STIL
1
HIM RE A LTV MARKET ,
INSTRUMENTS placed on record October
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Robert Rutke to H H Harder. R 70 feet
of n 117 feet lots 1 and t , Clark 1'l.ice.
( ox n 8H feet ) I 2.000
William Mater nnd wlf to Robert Uutke.
undlv ' 4 lot 1 , Van Uuren Place 1
Robert Rutke to Carolina IVI.tkumii , same 2.GOO
L \f Tulleya to a K Tullejti. lots. U , 11
and 15 , block ' 'D. " Saunders St ll's.
add ; l.GOO
Andrew Jensen and wife to Gooice Koch ,
wV4 lot 5 , bloctt 471. Qrandvlew 2.000
D O GIITcrt and wire to A T Wagner.
lot 21 , block 4 , Matthews' suMlv. . . WO
O F Davis company to M A Hoirmn ,
lots 23 and 23 , block 4 , Ijikavlow. . . , l.JOO
Same to same , lot 4 , bloclc 13 , Bedford
Place . ' 800
M A Ilomon to Lorcnz Ktwnlif. same
and lot 32. block 4 , Lake\lew 1,300
Joseph PotrowskI snJ wife to J P
Krcjcl , | nt 8. lilock g , Arbor Place. . COO
J It Jlorst amL wife to M J Matthcw-
snn el nl , lot 22. block 0 , Potter &
C's. u < M 1.100
W H Ilocheford nnd wlCu tu C E Dullle ,
lot 10. block 5 , Improvement Associa
tion mid 1
I C t C Duma to Cell a Ilochefoul , Rune. . 1
I Charles ( lletts nnd wife to Eilu.iid Sachs ,
w5 ! so 32-16-11 4,000
DEEDS.
Sheriff i lo H D Gay , lot 0. block 8 ,
Omaha View 523
Special master to Omaha Loan and
IJullillniT association , lot 13 , block 4 ,
Bedford Ptyce 2,100
Same tr > Mutual Loan and Building as-
, Boclalloti. lot 4 , Urn & t"s ; , uubdlv l.SOO
Same lo Andrew lilies , lot 19 , Anlsfleld 4SO
Total amount of transfers 5 22,223
iiUREAU. . SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Boo
* *
Building , OMAHANeb. Advlco FREE
-q > . rT
RH1LWHY TIME GKRD
Leaves I CHICAG.O t NOntHWEST'N'lArrh el
OmahalU. P. jjjbpot , _ IQtl & Mason _ _ _ ] _ Omaha
Il:06am , .Eastern ! Express ftfOpm I
4OOpm..Vestu : > uled Limited t40am ;
:5l.Rm : Mo. Valley Ix/cnl 10Dpm :
! . . . . . . Chicago Special. . . . . „ JUpm :
Leaves ICIIIUAQO" . BUHL1NGTON & Q.Arrlve |
" Omahal pspot 10th an4 MnjtonSts. _ | _ 0maha
4:4Spm : H..Chicago Vestibule 95lam ! )
fKa.m Chicago Express , 4Upm :
7:0pm Chicago and Iowa Local S:0 : am
ll'.Siam Pacllic Junction Local BiSipni
LeTveTlDUn triNc5foN"Tr M'o7"RlVER7rArr'ive7
Omahal Dtpot 10th and Mason Kli. I Omhaa
10:15.im..Tbenver : Exiiresa 3jam ;
10:15am : Deadwood Express 4IOpni :
4(0pm : Denver Express 4:10pni
IEOpm..Nebraska : Local ( except Sunday ) . . Crftpm ;
Leaves I kr"c. ; T7 jT& CT Ti. ( Arrives
Oninhal _ pepo lOth anfl Mason Sts. I Omaha
T:45amr. . . . Kansas CHy bay l\pre . 5:55pm :
t:45pm.K. : C. Night Er. via U. P. Trans. 6SOam :
Leaies I CHICAGO , R I. & PAtlPIC. Krrlves
OmalialU. P. Depot. )0th ) & Slason Sta. I Omaha
EABT.
_ _ _
ll:15am. .Atlantic Express ( ex. Kunday ) . . . C:0ipm :
Klcht
4:40pm..ChlcJso Vestlbulwl Limited. . . . lOSpm :
ll.S.-iiiii.Uklalioina | Exp. < to C. B. ex Bun.lliOpni ) !
WEST ;
_
6:03am.Oklahoma & Texas Exp. < cx.SunTlir3ipra )
l:10pm . Colorado Llmlteil . 430pm !
Lea-vesl UN ION PACI F I ( \ fArrb-es
qmahi\trnlon | Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.l Omahji
10:00am : . Kearney Express . 3:5epm
2:15pm : . . . . . .Overland Flyer , . B:40pm :
Z:15pm.Beatrtce : & Stromsb'p Ux ( ex Sun ) S:50pm
e:40pm : . raclllc Express , . . , . 10:5Sam :
6:3apm . . . Fast Mall . H.'iOpni
Leases I CHTCAa'dTMl I rve
OmahalUnlon. Depol , loth and Masnn Sis. | Omaha
"
: S5pm. . . . Chicago Limited . r . :30am :
U:10am. . .Chicago Express ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . B:0ipm :
Leaves I F. . H & MO. VALLEY. [ Arrives
Omahal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omahs.
9:05am" : . Deadwood Express . 6:10pm :
> :05nm.CKr. : 8at. > Wyo. Ex. UIx. Mon. } . t:10pm
BOOpm..Koiollc : ( Express ( Cx. Sunday ) .lOMiam
G:0pm : . St. Paul Express . 9:40am :
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. [ Arrives
Omaha ) Depot ISth und Webster Sts. I Omaha
; 00am . St. Louis Express . 6Mam :
930pm ; . Ht. Louis Express. . . . . . . . . .
tilOpm. . Pally ( exKun _ ) Ncbra l < & Local. . 910itii ;
" "
eaves I C. , ST" P. , M. & 6" TAFrTves
Omahal Depot Ijth end Webster fits. | Omaha
8:00am : . Sioux City Accom. ( Ex , flun. ) . , . 8:0pn : >
I0:00am..6louic : City Accom. ( Sun , Onlj. ) . Soptn :
] 3lipm.Bloux : City Exprcas ( ICic. Sun..ll:53ain
EiSOpm St. Paul Llmlled . . . . . . 9IO.ii"S !
Leaves j SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. IArrlves
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th Miuon St3. | Omaha
: ! Sam Sioux city Passenger 10:2 : * > tn
l:55pn : > St. Paul E prcm IQ.OQjm
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. "lArrlveT
Omahal Depot 15th nnd Webster Sta. I Omaha
6:30pm St. Paul Limited 9:40dm :
530pm ! Chicago Limited 940nin !
" '
Leaves I "AVA'BABII RAlLWAy. ( Arrives
" Omahal Union -ppl.19th & Mason 8ts. | Oniah- >
S.t. Louls Cannon Ball 12:3jp : m
WKSTEUN J'JSSfllOXB.
Veturnni of the l-ato AVur Huiitenitierod by
the linnerul Governinent.
WASIIINaTON , Oct. ll.-Speclal.-Pen- ( )
slons grantetl. issue of September 29 , were :
Nebraska , : Original Luclna P , M , Shlck ,
TTolmMvllle , Oage. Increase John W. Chll-
denon , Falrflclil , Clay. Original widows ,
etc ; Ellen Smith , Hastlcrs , Ailams ; Ann B.
Francis , Tamora , SewarJ.
Iowa : Original Ktljnh Murray , Atlantic ,
Cuss ; Hllsha. D , West. Perry , Dallas. He-
Issue Joel Hall.VlntPIs 't , Atndlson ; Joseph
M Johnston , Uea Molnca , I'ollc ; Samue4
Smith , Wheeler , Pottawattamle. Original
widows1 , etc. lleitpwal Slarlha Scott
( motlipr ) , Falrllcld , Jefferson.
South Uakola : Increase Charles H. Hunt.
Ington , Huron , BeaUIe.
Orecon Kidney Tea cures nervous
acbes. Trial size , 25 centi. All drugs'Li ,
8aK ' llrfftcli of Prnnmc Cuno DlimlsseO.
NEW TOUIC , Oct. JL-Tho action trousht
by Delia , Keegun to recover JIOO.OOO from
Russell Sage tor breach of promise and
seduction was dismissed today In the court
of common picas. The- counsel for Miss
Keegarr was not present nnd counsel for i
Mr. Hage simply fald that Judge Prior >
had decided previously that the action WM
barreil by the statute of limitation , - whereupon
upon the Judge dismissed the cases.
Oregon Kidney Tea curei backache- . Trial
ilze , i'S etnti. All druggist * .
DECIDED ON WABASB WAGES
Precedent Eslablished in Settlement or
Union Pacific Onso is Follovcd ,
WOOLSOXWILL NOT MAKE A GENERAL CUT ,
ul Jutlgo IlaliU tlmt Culihroll'K Post-
lllon WIM ItlRht nnd Itrvclver'M Peti
tion In DiMilinl sllRlit Itniluotlon for
l.ucnl Kiielncom mnl I'lrciiicii.
Jn tlio United States circuit court In
Council ( IJlufI * yesterday JttilftoVoolson
handed down a decision In regard to tha
petition last Jlajby Receiver J. P. Barnard
asking for permission to reduce the wages
of the employes of ttic Omaha nnil St.
Louis OVab'ash ) railway In nccordanco with
a schedule drawn up by him. The employes
whoso wages wcro to be affected filed a
protest , and ti.V. . Iloss was appointed master
In chancery to hear evidence on both sides
and render an opinion on the facts Involved.
Ho heard the evidence last summer * nd
recommended that the schedule proposed by
the receiver bo concurred In , The evidence
was heard by Judge Woolson at the term
just closed. I
In lila decision , rend just before the noon
adjournment , ho recites the doctrine laid
down In ( ho recent decision of Judge Cnld-
* ell that "the employes must bo paid fair
wages , even though no dividends may bo
paid , " nnd holds thnt the rtilo must govern ,
always keeping In mind the general rule that
alol court must turn the road out of the hands
olc the receiver just as soon as such n. thing
can : bo safely done. A comparison between
the wages paid an the Omahn & St. Louis
and tliosa on other roads running through
the | snmo kind of country follows , the result
of which Is to show that the former are not
Itb excess of the latter excepting In two
branches ! of the service. The court then says ,
In substance'
"Tho receiver shows that large numbers
of railroad men are now out of employment ,
so that the places could be filled for less
money. The court cannot regard this as hav
ing much , weight , The retention of faithful ,
Intelligent and capable employes Is of more
importance than a temporary decrease In
earnings , and the court would not bo justi
fied In discharging satisfactory employes be
cause of present ability to employ others at
reduced wages , thus , perhaps , rendering the
road liable to accidents , for which the court
would be legally and morally responsible.
If the wages are no greater than on other
roads running through the same country the
reasons for n reduction should Indeed bo
weighty. The evidence shows that some em
ployes are hardly able to maintain their
families on the present wages. The highest
and best services cannot bo expected from
men. compelled to live In a state of pinch
and want. The receiver has administered
his trust with ability and economy , but .tho
court cannot concur in the reduction ho
proposes
"Tho facts as found by the master In
chancery are fully warranted by the evi
dence , but a decision must be governed by
the principles of law above laid down. It
Is conceded by the employes that the pay
of local freight englnemcn and trainmen on
this road are greater than on other lines
with which comparison 1ms been made , and
their wages should accordingly bo reduced.
The proposed reduction , however , Is not a
proper one. The receiver suggests that the
wages of local freight englnemen be reduced
from 5 cents to 4 cents per mile , and those
of local Jlremco be reduced from ' 7-10 per
mtlo to 2\i \ cents. The court orders that the
reductions be : On engineers , to 4V& cents
per mile , and on firemen to 2 4-10 cents
per mile. The petition of the receiver will
be overrated excepting as to thcso two par
ticulars. "
BT , PAUL & IJULUTIl KLKCTION.
Many ClmriBcg .Alarlo In the llonril ol
Director * .
ST. PAUL , Minn. , Oct. 11. The annual |
meeting of the stockholders of the St. Paul
& Dulutb railroad was held today. R , Homers
ers Hayes nnd Thomas Denny wore re-elected
directors and ex-Governor W. R. Merrlam
was elected to nil E. W. Peet's place , the
latter having refused a re-election. The
other directors are : C. S. Day , A. H
Stevens , It. D. DocUon , Jolin Hiker , New
York ; James Smith , Jr. , and A , D. Plough ,
St. Paul. A majority of the stock waj rep
resented , The animal report shows earnings
of 51,113.303 ; operating expenses , $1,049,527 ;
surplus eornliiKS , J4G3.SGG. This Is n de
crease In surplus earnings of J591.SS1 , the
decrease being duo to tlio general business
depression. Greater economy , houever ,
xrcritly reduced the loss In net earnings , the
decrease being only $213COO. A supple
mental report Is devoted to the Illnckley
lire , the loss by which cannot bo accurately
estimated , but Is mostly covered by Insur
ance. Special mention of the train crew of
the burned limited train Is made. The net
Income of the road from land and stum pa go
sales Is $114,850. ,
SWITCH LAW. I
in tn > Cimn to lie Heard In I
Onmlm Today , '
Judge Chapman of Plattsmouth will be In
the city today to hear the arguments
for a demurrer In the transfer switch law
cases In which the Fremont , Elkhorn & Mis
souri Valley and the I'aclflo Short Line
companies are defendants. The attorney
general will represent the state , while At
torney Hanley will look after the Interests
of his company. The railways contend that
the law Is not constitutional , and protest
against the maintenance of transfer switches
at different points along thslr roads.
The attorney general claims that a more
speedy exchungo of cars Is demanded , by the
public , and that transfer switches must ba
maintained in accordance with the laws of
the stato.
This case originated In Holt county , but
Is to be heard here by agreement of oil
the parties concerned. There are other
case * pending which will be made tents of
the validity of the laxv.
nought ( n by tlm Sturklioldora. i
MINNEAPOLIS , Oct. 11. The sjockhold-
ors' committee bid tn the Minneapolis &
St. Louis railroad today for ? 1,400,000.
This was the face of the senior mortgage
with accrued charges. There was no other
bid , ami the property was knocked down
without much ado. The stockholders , be-
iKUiKht the equipment and Improve- I
mcnt * for J450,000 without opposition , raakI I
Ing the total amount of cash necessary to close
up the transaction a trifle over $5,000,000.
L. W. Dull , of New York , representing Chairi
man Olcott. of the stockholders' committee ,
made the bid. A check , duly certified for
{ 35,000 , was deposited with the sheriff as a
guaranty , and tha entire sum will be paid
over lo Henry Selbert , trustee , at one of the
local banks , either In gold or In the form of
a collided chock. A meeting , to perfect the
reorganization of the road , Is to bo held to
morrow , and It Is expected that the present
corps of oflfclaU will ba retained , though this
U not definitely settled.
Ilnllnuy Nntnt.
The Missouri Pacific announces two harvest
excursions for all points In the BOUIheist ,
the dates being October 29 and November G.
The dispatchers on the Iowa division of the
Rock Island will be consolidated at DCS
Molnes next Sunday , thus closing the dis
patcher's olllco at Council lllufTs.
R. A. IlQBBig , who resigned the position of
cashier at the Missouri Pacific freight.house ,
has been succeeded by Frank A. Cleary ,
formerly chief clerk.
W. W. Johnson , who was commercial agent
at Deadwood for the Burlington , has been
made commercial agent for Montana with
headquarters at Billings , In chat-so of all
freight and passenger buslneii for all Uur-
llngton lines via Ullllna * or St. I'nul. j. L.
Bentley has been appointed to succeed Mr ,
Johnson at Deadwood.
The ) colored man who applied to Dell Branch
of thu nurllngton for a round trip ticket for
a corpse hat been temporarily displaced by .
nun from Sterling , Colo.who has asked the
freight department i-f the Durllngton for rates
on emigrant moveables from Sterling to Lib
erty , Neb. , Including a corpse. The tariff
beeli do not show rate * on dead freight and
the prospective citizen of 'Nebraska will bar *
to par Ml faro for the body.
FHOM SOUTH OMAHA.
CharltlM Call for l > otntlon
MHRlc City UoMlp.
D. S , Adams , president , and E , McDrldo ,
secretary of the Associated. Charities , ty {
"Tho season la rapidly approaching when
wtr shall Imvo urpent calls upon us for relief
from many deserving1 nml suffering among
our people. U has been a hard summer
for many who were anxious to get work
but vi > ro tinablo to secure- steady employ
ment. Wo Imvo already had calls from those
re doiorvlng. There- are many among tu
al . Wo call upon the visiting committee ,
which Is thu E.itiui ns last yt > ar , to canvasa
the districts nnd get the names of these
willing to make donations and rend them
Inni to the secretary at our rooms , Twenty-
nisi etrcel. ne.ir N , and wo will ba very
glad to call upon the citizens nnd collect
the same. Persona who foul Inclined to help
n goud cause ulll send their mldrcsses to
the secretary. "
_
.Mnclc City < | < > H | | I.
Z. Codtllngton Is homo from a trip lo lilt *
nols.
George AV , Masson la homo tram a trip to
Michigan ,
A son hns been born to Mr , nnd Mrs. Hob-
ert Jenkins.
Mrs. II Ink o. of Hastings , is visiting her
daughter , Mrs. Dr. KvereU.
The pupils of the Kourlh ward school will
give | a literary program on Library day.
Attorney Van Duson Is booked for A num
ber of speeches In the state In behalf of the
republican ticket. .
The Indies' nld society of the First Presby
terian church will glvo Ha nnini.il chicken plft
dinner next Thursday on N street.
A thief entered the residence- John
Klontncr at Tnonty-flrst and Q strccta yes
terday afternoon and stele n revolver nnd
some clothing.
U. II. Lawrence , formerly of South Omaha.
came dawn from Custcr county yesterday
where ho la engineering' aomo Irrigation
dltchw.
Rev , Ilobert L. Wheeler's Sunday morning
topic will bo : "Who is Greatest In Your
Church ? " Utcnlng topic : "My Vacation tn
the Mountains , "
Misses Emma Woods , Fannlo Sago , Marlon
Thompson and Mr. II. Posser are delegates
to tho-slato convention of the Christian I'n-
deavor society that meets at Lincoln on
Friday.
Arrangements have been made by the
members of NcbraBk lodge No , 227 , Ancient
Order dl United Workmen , for n grand bono-
flt ball nt Bauer's hall , Friday evening ,
October ID.
In order to Increase the fund for tho- pub
lic library the school teachers ol South
Omaha have- concluded to give dinner and
supper on election day. The teachers will
bo assisted by a number of women who nro
taking an Interest In the library ,
Hugh Landy was yesterday , released from
the county Jail , nftcr scrvlnK fifty days for
assaulting his aged mother. Ho had only
been liomo a few hours when ho again
pounced upon his mother and abttsetl her
shamefully. A warrant was Issued for his
arrest.
WAS EARNEST COMPETITION.
Contractor * Cnllnhnii nnil Illloy Iliivn u I'lst
1'ljrlit OMT PiTnmml .Uiittnrs.
For nearly three years bad blood has os-
Istcd between Eduard II. Callahnu and James
B. Hlley , two of the prominent contractors of
this city. During all of this period the two
men have glared at each other , not speaking
as they passed. Yesterday afternoon , how
ever , they came together in the presence of
1,000 persons , and some of the aforesaid blood
was spilled around the U'nbaah corner. Hlley
was badly worsted ,
Callnhan says that the trouble grew out of
some llnaiici.il deals that he had had with
lllloy and that yesterday when ho saw Hlloy
coming across the street he remarked that
ah waa a swindler. Ho thought that Hlley
heard the words , because * ho struck at him ,
landing 1 : a blow In his faco. Going into de
tails ! , ho said tliat Hlley had swindled him
out of (7,000 and that upon thrco occasions
when ho had asked for his money , ho had
bean assaulted. Years ago he said that ho
and Hlloy were on the best of terms and
that ho loaned Hlley $2,500 on an aero down
tla Thirteenth street , it being- represented
at the 1 1 mo that tbo property was free from
all Incumbrnnccs , After making the loan , ho
discovered that the taxes on tbo acre had not
been paid for a number of years and that
they aggregated $1,000. To settle this mat
tle , he said that he took n deed of the prop
erty , but subsequently lost It by reason of
executions which were levied to satisfy Judg
ments which were against Hlley. In addition
to this , Callahan related that Rllcy came to
him , saying that ho was bard up and wanted
to negotiate a 5-3,000 , loan upon same property
Iit Sioux Falls , S. D. , It being represented
that the lots were near the business portion
of the town. Relying upon thcso representa
tions , Callahan said that ho loaned the money
and soon thereafter discovered that the lots
were seven miles from the postofflco In a
town of 5,000 Inhabitants , and were not worth
to exceed $300 , had they been clear , which
they were not. Some time ago Callnhan said
that he attached Illley's odlcu furniture and
this , ho thought , brought about the assault
of yesterday. Ho said that he did not Intend
to fight Hlley , but when 1m wis struck there
was j nothing for him to do but to retaliate
and protect himself.
Mr. Hlloy's version of the affair could not
be obtained last evening.
Homo mill Aliroiul.
It Is the duty of everyone , whether at
homo or I raveling for pleasure or business ,
to equip himself with the remedy -which wJil
keep up strength and prevent Illness , and
cure such Ills as are liable to coma upon all
tn every day life , Hood's Sarsaparllla keeps
the blood pure and less liable to absorb the
germs of disease.
Hood's pills are hand made , and perfect
In proportion and appearance. 2Ca per box.
VOKKVAST ,
I'ulr nnil Sllshtly Cnolor Wrather la
BoiillK-iiKtorn Ni-lirniku.
WASHINGTON , Oct. ll.-TThe forecast fpr
Friday Is :
For Nebraska Fair ; winds shifting to
northerly ; Mlchtly cooler In the southeast
portion.
For Missouri Fair ; southerly winds ;
slightly warmer In eastern portion.
For Iowa Fair ; southerly , shifting to
westerly w.inda ; slightly cooler In the north
west portion.
For Kansas Generally fjlrj southerly
winds. becoming variable ; cooler In extreme
western portion.
For South Dakota and Montana Generally
fair i ; northwest -winds ; llchl changes in
temperature. i
Local Keciiril ,
OFFICC OF THE WEATHER BUREAU ,
OMAHA i , Oct. 11. Omaha record of temper
ature i nnd rainfall , compared with the cor
responding ' day of the past four yeura :
ISO I. 1S93. 1SD2. 1S91.
Maximum temperature . . . 70 63 78 G9
Minimum temperature . , , . -12 45 65 45
AveraKe temperature M C2 CO 57
I'icclpIUtii n 00 .CO ,00 .0 }
Condition of temperature nml precipitation
nt Omaha fcr thu day and since March 1 ,
1831 :
Normal temperature C5
IJxcess for the day r 1
Accumulatcit exocsn since Mnrch 1 635
Normal precipitation 03 inch
Deficiency fur the Uny. , . , 09 Inch
Total precipitation slnca March 1 13.C3 Indies
Accumulated deficiency glncu
Maich 1 11.31 Inches
ICepurts from Other StatUtai nt d 1' , at.
"T" Indicate * iraco ol r.iln
OUOHOK E. HUNT r.iV Voinoill OttlcUJ.