Cooks ,
Laundresses ,
Waitresses
Everyone of them road The Bo&
Wont ads. Therefore , families want
ing help , seldom fail to reach thorn.
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.
SPEG1RL NOTICES ,
Advertisement3 tor these columns will bo taken
until 12:34 : p. m. for the cienlnr. and until : < M
t > . m. for the morning and Sunday edlttonv.
Aclvertlftora. liy rcnucsllnff o numbered clipck ,
con have answers addressed to n. numbcrd letter
In euro of Tlio Hoc. Answers so nddrossnl will
\ > e delivered upon iirmcnUtlua of Uiu check.
rtatc . IVjo a wonl lint Insertion , Ic a vronl
Hierenrter. Nothing taken for less tnan Ho lot
tint Innrrtlon.
These advertisements must run consecutively.
SITUATIONS WANT-ED.
WANTED. WORK BY TUB JJAY OR A8
housekeeper. Inquire P. IJauJcau , care of Cn § .
Shourtii. 3d nnd I'lne. A MM3 ! !
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTED , A rnW PEItSONS MN EACH
ploca to do writing ; nentl stamp lor ! W-pna
Look ot particular * J. Woodbury , 121 W. 42.1
tr t , N. Y. City. 1I-M63S
WANTED. OKNTLCURN NIJWSPAI'EIl CON-
trlbutor * In every town to report all imparlnnt
Imiipenlnsi and write articles lor publication
on any subject. Kxperlence not m-ccasury. OooU
pay for eparo time. Our Infractions tell you
liow to do the woik Si-nil ulamp for full par-
tlculara. Modern Tress A < s'n , Chicago. Ill ,
WANTED. SAI.nSMAN ; 8AT.ART FHOM
start : p rmntient nlacc. Drown Ilros. Co. nut-
serymcn. Chicago , ! " U 111030 *
WANTED , KELIAIH-n YOUNG .AND MID-
die-aged Wen In eicry county to act ns cor-
rcBpondenls nnJ special private detectives
under liiBtnictlon.i for the l.irccst nnd liest
equipped detective bureau of I he kind In the
country. I'rc\lou3 xperlcnce Is not required
or necessary. Small ho > and lrren mlbla
parties wilt confer a fnvor on us by not
nniwcrlne , Inferences Riven and required.
Have been established for ycnrs. Bend atrttnp
for lull pnrllcularn nnd pet the l > est criminal
imper published , offering thousand * of dollars
In rewards for pnrtlcs who arc wanted.
National Detective Uurcaii , Indianapolis. Ind.
B M170
MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEADY
employment and good pay by calling nt 1510
Douglas. 11-MIW-02J
WANTED , nEUAnLE SAIngjIKN ALUEADY
traveling to carry our lubricants ns a * ldo
lino. .Manufacturers' Oil Co. , Cleveland , O.
11-MWO-N3'
WANTED. GOOD COAT MAltUIl. AT ONCE.
John I'OBEe , lied Oak , In. 13 MT33
1,000 r AUORcns. STATION MEN AND
teamtterd for levee work south ; work Buar-
nntMd. r nin the ntitliortzod n'sent for thfe con *
tr.ioon.vylth written orders for men ; plenty
of 'station work , from 10a to lie > 'nrd ; ship
dally ; labor rates. Canadian omce , 1509 Far-
nam street. U 11778 21'
WANTED. 2.SOO DABOnEllS , TEAMSTERS
and station men south on government nnd
levee wortc : ship cheaper than nny Mher agent.
Kramer's Labor Aceticy. Illli and rnrnnm el * .
B-7S9-21 *
F YOU WANT STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT
Rood wages , reply , with stamp. P. O. box 2S3 ,
Bt , Louis , Mo. II 31SOI 2
ron LEASE , ron A TEUM 01 * YEAKS , co
acres tc\el Isnd Immedlatrly east ot Kort
Onmha , Inside the city limits , ridcllty Trust
company. 11 S1800
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , I.ADY NKWSPAI'EIl - CON
trlbuton In every town to report nil Important
happening * and write articles for publication
oa nny subject , Experience not necessary. Good
pay for ipnrc time. Our Instructions tell you
now to da the work. Bend st.imp for full par-
tlculujs. Atodcru I'resi AEB'II , Chicago , 111.
C 116
USK I'HESTON'g UEST FLOUR , IT GIVES
entire satisfaction. All grocers sell It.
C-JI37D-N5
1AD1E3 WANTING FIItST CLASS niRI S
at Scand. Y. L. U. Olllce 203 K. 15th. Tel. 1195 ,
C WMS-N10'
WANTED , STENOCJItAI'Iinn WRITING
( Icst-clann Icilfr hand ; .state experience , CVIIRPM
wanted nnd rrfrrencea. AdJicss. In lent ; h.anj.
to Lock Box 83. Omaha. C M78I
WANTED. A COMPETENT COOK. MUST BE
a' coed launJrcsir ; huiutra llij Turk a\o.
ao.My >
WANTED , A SECOND THIMMEH OH riltST-
CI.IBS | ircp.ueiv > at once. Mrs. IU II. Dnviu , I
Douslas btleoL % C MISS 4
EOR BENT HOUSES.
11OUHH3 , r. K. DARLING , BAUKEIl IlIXDCIC.
D SP5
HOUSES IN ALL I'AUTS OP TIIC TtTY. THE
O. K Davla company. 3W Puinam. D 630
KBUCENNY & CO. It I. CONTINENTAL DLK.
D-S57
IIEMIS PAKK
1900. I'lJellty Ttust coraiuiny , 1702 Parnatn.
U 1HW
lO-HOOM ItOUSE. LAHGE IIARX. 27TII AND
Indiana avenue , H5.VO. 317 Firat Nrttlonal liank.
U-MCI3-O21
_
7-11OOM COTTAOE. SS1S WOOL-
ivorlli ate lllnxnnlt Itros. , Uaihcr t > ! k.DWO
D-WO
HOUSES & BTonns. P.D.WEAD.IO & DOUGLAS
H-3H-S1
GOOD rivi-noo\t COTTAOUS. ss pin
month. L. S , BUtmer , 110 N. Y. Life.
U M2T7
ItOUSES. W. O. TEMPLCTON , PAXTON BI.K.
170-NS
I'OR HENT , TWO 8-NOOM ULEQANT
limmcs , nil m loin convenk nci' < ; l block from
\\alnut Hill moloi , tii. Comptroller's mlli : . >
D-M33)
NINE ROOM HOUSE ( JtrST VACATKD ) NO
rTJl Jackson stieet , ull inu < li-"n Improvements
bplendld rrpalr (12 Mocks liom nmit houi-ej
puvetl street , cheai > rent to umatl family. Key
At cottage sucond door w t. Utm H. A\'he ler
Jr. . Douglas and IStli bte. ( Iiuuranc )
D a
J01 1IAHNKY KTREBT , in IIUOM.4 ,
and lint clniw , Jolm 11. Wtbsttr , 4l < ) Hoarder
or TraJs bu Idln ? , D 4ST
HATH ANI >
good roiulr , nt WJ ft. 1'lh7hr cttKm
M7 N , 83tli Blrccti cheap. D M721 Jl
_
DnsiH.vTnlK riwnLi.iNrs is ALT , PAKTS
of the city. II II. Slu-ore , 3 ration block
OKsmADLt : io-too.M Jiai'Mi' : . TWKSTV-KIVJ
dollar * per month , looulrcr ) : j DoUc st.
D-tOO
l"OU ItKNT , TWO SIX-nOMI KU\T AT 41
nnd113 S. Ulh trrot , In c-w.1 roinliilpn. A. J
lei > ? I lon , it > oni 111 1st Nut' I \ nl (
HENT. HOUSES. 117 AND Ifl S. ! < TI
trl ! choice. D. V. Bhctrs Cix. l'l t Sat
Uank. D-MISJ J9 *
lo-nooii . ,
rrps.lr , ccxxl rnnec , tjni , graprs and fruit tin-
In UrEo ant.
_ ( -room coltasc. J8.IW ; full st : lot. In cool ro
pair. Call tnd | Fldtlllj'l"iu l Co. , IT J Vat
num. D 7M
6-nOOlt IIOL'SB , I1ALL.AKU UATII ItOOS !
limulre tti B. IStli tr < l. . U-t7 <
i ROOMS :
4-HOOI.I HOUS1X UT NOHTH IITIl BTH.
U-780H *
tnooii _ nousi ; IN KXCUAKQC i-ou ROOM
nd byarj , Urrpi.ui family. Ul B. ITtli ovf- .
D-7K N *
_ _
3-nOOM IIODEUN VL.VT 1 IlIXKHCS 1'HOl
lUtt.ulUlnr. . ii.W. Onwha ] tcal liitata mn
TraH Co. , room i , B Mt. D 7 2
TOB BENT HOUSES.
Continued.
OR IlENT , AT 5011 WEBSTER ST. , A FLAT
ot flvo rooms , vrlth. Lath , closet and modern
conveniences , $12.50 p r month ; Inquire on
premises. D 787-18'
JNE T-KOOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 13. J6TJI
street ! rancffl nnd all other conveniences.
Clouscr , room 15 , 1623 Farnam. D 300
POR.HENT FtJENlSHEU BOOMS.
noons , isos CHICAGO ST.
Sultabla Tor one or two gentlemen. D 113G9
lCEI.v"lniRNI8IIED nOOMS , MODERN CON-
venlencrs , at 2U2t California , street.
street.EM7&8
E-M7&8 23 *
LAHGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM. 1924 DOUGlas -
las street , E M74119 *
ERY DESIHABLn FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
nlbl'pd rooms with board at the Merrlam. 23th
and Dodffe. ' E 772 20"
\VO SUNNY. WELL FURNISHED ROOM3 IN
private , family. 23U I'arnam. E M7D5 25 *
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
ROOM WITH BOARD , CHEAP , 2 < 06 CASS
F 331-O11'
DESIRABLE ROOM , WITH BOARD , IN PRI-
\ato fnmlly. 70S N. 10th. F M777 21"
JRST-CLASS DAY BOARD GIVEN AT THE
Brunswick cafe , 515 South JGth St. , for 45.00
pec week. Nothing better In the city can be
had at the price. , P M23 *
'LHASANT ' ROOMS AND B&ARD , 2130 JIAR-
'ney. . F tlO 19 *
CHOICE ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN SUITE ;
modern ; private family. [ 30 S. 2Sth st.
% F-72T-21 *
LARGE BOUTIt AND EAST ROOM. WITH
" first class board , overlooking a terraced lawn ,
for tuo gentlemen. 2(119 ( St. Mars a avo.
avo.F 748 IS
'URNISIIED .SOUTH ROOM , WITH BOARD ;
all conveniences ! > ery reasonable. 253 ] St ,
Mar > 'B ax tiue. F M759 23 *
MODERATE PRICES FOR ROOMS , WITH
board. 1S13 Chicago. F M731 25 *
WANTED , A CLUB OF GENTLEMEN TO
board and room ; special terms ; most Ui-slrable
location. Address A 3 , Bee. P 11753 22 *
CICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH BOARD.
2015 Douglas , F-S1767
TTNFTTBNISHED BOOMS TO BENT.
3 ROOMS IN BRICK FLAT. 1CM LEAVEN-
worth street. OM703 19'
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT , WITH
bath , seconil Hfior of two story private re&l-
dcncc. $8.00. 24U ICukln * tt. , north 21th.
G 743 22'
OH I FRONT ROOMS ? , RATH AND STBAU
heat ; Inquire of engineer , 702 North 16th st.
G 76J- : < *
rOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
'OR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
VIS Fainam street. Tlt building has a fire
proof , cement basement , complete steam heat
ingnlurea , -water on all [ lows , gas , etc , At
ply at tha onic ot The Bee. I-UO
FOR RENT. THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
store building at 1011 Farnrun street ; small
stores anil odlccs In Exposition building , nd-
Jolnlne Flft onth Street theater ; hall 22x100
feet at 1001 Farnnm street , all in gooU condi
tion. A. I , 1'opplcton , room 314 1st Natl.
bank bid * . 1-MG93 N13
TWO-STORY STOREROOM. BIX ROOMS
above , now occupied by grocery store. Can
give possession at once. Inqulie 2203 Farnam.
1-770
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , SOME GOOD AGENT AT ONCE
to sell & good article and maka big money.
Call at 410 N. 16th street. A. M. McCarimr.
J M799
WANTED , ENERGETIC MAN TO SEW.
lubricating oil , grease and oil epec'nlllea ei-
cluslvely or a * side line ; need n < > t be experi
enced. Capitol Oil Co. , Cleveland , O.J .
J MW5 2S
WANTED , AOENT FOR EXCLUSIVE TERRItory -
tory to handle book Just out. Sells nt sight.
The Stenographic BooK Co. , 2510 Garrison street ,
St. Ixiuls. Mo. J M7J7 20 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS S CROSS , 111 HARNEY.
M-30J
STORAOH POR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam. M 001
OM.VAN i STORAGE CO..1WJFARNAM. TYI.13M
11-303
BEST STORAGE Bl'ILDINO IN OMAHA. V S.
Ku\ : bonded warehouse. llonst-li.iUI cooJ
stored. lowest rates. IOU-1015 Leuenn on h.
M-933
CLEAN , DRY STORAGE FOR CARRIAOES
nnd LiiKKles In our new brick liull.Iing ,
10-12 Hamey sc. Columbus Ilugey Co..M
.M IJS-I1
CARRIAGES , RUGGinS , ETC , STORED , P , J ,
ICiubjch & Sons , Cor. Ulh and Huwaid Sts.
U O
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY , A NEWSPAPER , EITHER
nrnall nfternoon dally orwcMy In mowing
ta\\n , Htntii price nnd alzo of plant. Address
A. 29 , Bee. N M7C5 SI *
WANTED. TO BUY A. STOCK OP GENERAL
merchandise cheap. No old KOCH | . From
( I OM.ixi to W.O'Xi.W. Addreu. glvlnff amounts
of dirtcient lines , Box No. 171 , Kcainoy. Neb.
N-7M ! (
WANTED. TO BUY OU RENT , A CLOSING
top olllce deikj must be gooil and cheap ; give
dead Iptlon , prlro nnd location. Ad.lr s A 33 ,
Bee oltlcc. N M79 * SO *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS UAR.V , YOU WON'T MISS YOl'R
money. lyiw prices on furnlluiB und household
goods. nm < * ri1so Crcdlr Co. , $ i-Cli N , ICth st.
O-W7
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNIture -
ture , staves , etc. L. Altman. S03 N. 16th.
O K !
STOVES ANrr FURNlTIJRR AT COSTTMC'ST
bo solJ nt once I. Druswll , 710-71 : N. lth.
O-&UM OM
KURNJTURE AND ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
effects for jalu clu-ap. SM Douglas st.
0-733 I9
JI9M PENINSULAR BASE BURNER , USED
sna , r > . gooct n neirj will sell ut litlf price.
) state ran bi men at JJ'iJ Manor ) etrcet.
' O-M75
FOB. SAliE
CHEAPEST CJlicKEN"AND"ORNAMENTAL
fc.ico isudv. C. R. Lee , Ml Doiislis. lj-7(3 (
I ? YOU BUY. BUY THE BU ST | MACKJN-
lonlnrubbtr liovts , arctics , synntrs of * ll
kinds ; e s tdUrc ; nil t i nudity , Omaha
fc Awning Co. . 1311 Parnam t. Q 5(3 (
BANK AND rLATTI ! VALI.EV SAND FOR
satr. C. W. Hull Comrwuy , Mlh nd Iiard t .
HART ? MOUNTAIN CANAHinS.
vtarmnieit stnzeii , tJ.50 ; 1 cold Dili with clot * .
JLti , jouni ; ( Mirrots. I6 > 00 In JM.W ; bird cni s.
s ( d. etc. aels4 < rs : blnl mwe. tM N Kth strc l.
yJUI3) Nl
KRa H\I.i--TltE I-OHEC'IC-UKN
Hardwan Cov sdKk rmi t bt sold. All roods
for sale at cost . notion Saturday evcnlnis.
W. N. Nison , llec lver , HOI Daugliu it.
NO PEHSON CON8UL/TINO / THE WORLD-RE-
nowned elalrvoynnl , 1'rof , Aimed * O , MTM
iver disappointed. Invariable raUsfoctlon re
sulted la nil cases , us proved toy Innumerable
testimonials.
In health , wraith , happiness , all In trouble ,
despair , or doubt , mil nnd po IHve relief nnd
Assurance of Incalculable b nent by consulting
the mrnt celebrated clairvoyant the United States
ever knew , The professor possess powers of
marvelous character , unsurpassed by nny so-
enlled medium or future mulcr. Hit success In
the past proves his vast nbllny to help you now.
Interview him and you will s.iy ho Is the creat
es ! wonder of the afro. The professor challenges
the -world to nre Ms equal In the ( treat powers
which he powes < . ! ' to carry out all he promises
Jle overcomes yo < ir enemies , removes fnmlly
trouble * , restorer lost affections , causes happy
mnrrlrfce with the one you love , retnwei evil
Influence , bad liablts , elves corre"t Information
on law nulls , divorces , lost friends , etc. Valua
ble advice gUen to ladles and gentlemen on
lo\e. courtship , mnrrlnire nnd how to choose n
wife or husband for future happiness ; what busi
ness beit adapted la ipeedy rlclies ; tells If tha
one you loxo ti true or false : stock speculations
n specialty. The professor does not require to
return to nuch methods as Enypllan cliarnn nnd
other frUolltlrj. He Is no fortune teller , but
n life render from Ih * laws of science , that l ,
clalrvnyancy , and those \vho have been hum-
liugR-ed by pretenders the professor wishes theme
o cell before ghlng up In despair , ns he KUar-
ntees prompt benent. Corretpondcncn strictly
onfldentlnl. Bend stamp for icply. Remember
he number , 5S115 N , 15th street , Flat A , 9 to 9 ,
undays Included. S M72120
.113. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RB-
llable business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. ICth.
MASBAG13. BATHS. ETC.
SMITH , SOS 8. ISTH , 3D FLOOR ,
room 3 , inns ax < * , vnpor. alcohol , steam , sul-
phurlne and sea batbs , T MG7G-20 *
1ASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 111J DODGE
T M 507-22 *
.1ME. . LA RUE , 119 SOUTH ISTH ,
T-7 < 8 N15'
TURKISH BATHS.
ADIES' TURKISH BATHS ; HOURS , 9 A. M.
to 9 p. m. Beauty culture parlors , removed
from Karbach bldg. tci 103-110 Uco bldg. MC4I
PERSONAL.
.VHOLB . WHEAT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED
Qour at Imogen L. llamtey's , ZI7 N. ICth street
U-MHTOU
JATHS , MASSAGE. MME. TOST. 31D < 4 S. 15TII.
.IACKINTOSHE3 . & RUBBER BOOT3.1311 FAR/
U 643
HYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN
prescriptions can secure valuable Information
free by addressing P. O. box 813 , OmaKA , Neb.
IOMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION ,
asthma , bronchitis and catarrh. Home treat
ment $0 per month. 3 days trial free treat
ment Room 200 Douglas bile , Ulh and Dodge ,
U 1BS-O29
58CAR SUNDELL , FOR 12 YEARS WITH G.
W. Cook , has removed his shoe repair shop to
B. 17th street , north ot Douglas. U M219-N1
RESTON'S CALH'ORNIA TLA ICES FOR
breakfast ; superior to oatmeal , Try It.
U-371-N5
VIAVI ; HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Addr < 5ss or
call , Vlavl Co , , 316 Bee bide. Lady attendants
U 107
IVANTED , 8EW1NCJ BY THE DAY ; GOOD
cutter nnd fitter ; moderate charges. Address A
10 , Bee. U M630-20 *
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO
new. Brussels and other graden a specialty.
Se ? our specimens of nortc. 1I3S No. 20th
street. U M733 N15'
iVANTED TO BORROW JDOO.OO ON FIVE
choice 60-foot lots In Ctoverdale addition ,
Omaha. Address E. A. Cooper. MT Kth street ,
Denver. Colo. U-M733 23 *
'HE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TO
order from measure. 1509 Farnam street.
U M763 N18
AULAI1AUOII PUR CO. , MANUFACTURERS
of fur garments ; furs neatly repaired. Fur
muffs at cost. Room 501 ICarbach blk. Tel. 1812.
U 003 25
MONEY TO LOAN K2AL E3IATJE.
L1PE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. I" , a. Cbcsney , Kansas City , Mo.
W 915
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 318 NY. LIFE ,
lonni at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property ,
W 916
MONIIY TO LOAN ON PARMS IN DOUGLAS
county , Improved and unlmprmed Omaha real
estnte. Fidelity Tiust Co. , 1702 Farnam Bt.
W 91T
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
leal estate. Brennan , T eve & Co. , Poxton blk
W 918
iONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1503 Farnam st. W 91
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha , real estate
1 to B years. Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam
W-917
X3ANH ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , $3.0 * ) and upwards. B to 7 per centrno
delays. W. Farnam Smith k Co. , 1JW Fnrnam.
W 920
CHAS. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. BIC. BLDO.
W 921
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at G per cent. W. B. Melklc. lit Nat. bk bldg ,
W S2S
VERA" LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS ,
J. W. Squires , 2W Dee bldsr. W SC
WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLAR ?
for short time paper or 1st class mte . loans
II. H. Harder & Co. , ground floor Bee bide- ,
W-M4U
MONEY TO .LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PURNITURE. PIANOS ,
huree. wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
304 8. ICth street.
X 323
MONE1" TO LOAN ON PERSONAL -
erty. Hnrvln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life bldg.
X-924
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 7 RAMGE BLOCK.
X825
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURN.I
lure , pianos , horses , wagons or nny hind ol
chattel security nt lowest po slble rates , which
you can pay back at any time and In any
amotmt. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Room I. Wlthnell Mode. X-928
BUSINESS GUANOES.
FOR SALE , A GOOD TWO-CHAIR BARBER
shop In n town of 1,200. Furniture nil now
nnd In lint class condition ; only one othei
barber In to\\n. Have best reasons for selling- .
Address A. Donna , Ncola. la , Y 775 13
FARJt TOR TRADE FOR MERCHANDISE
Rlverton , Neb. Well Improved. Ad
ilrc.iit A. M. JohnK > n. ItUertun , Neli. , or J. H ,
Smith , lied Cloud. .Neb. X MTU 19 *
FOR SALE , A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY JO1
nnd ncwspipor ( weekly ) office , doini ? a nice jol
bitslne-M. Write for particulars. W. H. Oaks ,
Silver City , Iowa. Y M78J S3 *
TOR SALE. CHEAP. A NEW STOCK OF FUR'
nlluro and undertaking In a good town ; mubi
sell at once on account ot poor health. Ad
dresi P. O. Dot 35 , North Enid , Okt.Y .
Y M781 21 *
FOR SALE OR TRADE. THE ONLY NEWS
paper outfit Irj county where located ; estnb
llslied C years ; also village property , Add res :
A 33 , Iteo. Y M813 21
I13.0W.O6 CASH , HAL. ON TIME ; BEST
paying drug Blore In the \\est , Address A 31 ,
Bee. Y MM1 N18
TO BUTCHERS-FOR RENT. SMALL SHOP
all llltnl up : n > xl stand ; small capital re
quticd. Apply at saloon. 31st nn.l Hamlltni
streets. Y M7M 22 *
TOU EXCHANGE.
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX-
cha.nfro for joung nark horses or mules.
Lnmorraux Bros. , 309 S. 19th. Z lOi
GOOD PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
m-rchandlse. In writing rlv full particulars.
Address Lock Box * 27. Shellan. NcbraskA.
2-MSI1 19 *
TO EXCHANGE. 12.000 CASH INVESTMENT
netir Omaha. Will ssauine Incumbrance or nay
Block shoes or clolhlnff. C. F , Harrison , J1S
N. Y , Life , Omaha. K-6U-23 *
TO EXCHANGE , STOCK OF GENERAL TUER-
ch ndR ! . Invoice 12.400 OA. All new goods and
never twen offered for sale In any retail store.
Wilt exchange for real eatnte and part caib.
Wjlte B. A , Bowes , Ellendale , N. D.
3-M73I 2J
FOR TRADE , GOOD HOU8B- AND IX > T FOR
ptlntlntr material. Address John M. Thompson.
Panura. la. Z-JI7M3 u *
FOR SALK REAIi ESTATE.
GARDEN l ANDS , 5 WILES FROM POST OF-
lice , caiy terms. Call at Ha N , K. Life.
R B-7H
OMAHA LOT FOR SALK CHEAP ; COII. OX
21st and Cnslellar streets. Write to 1) . Peter-
Bon. ilUlr. Ncb. H C-5.mH.NI
FARM1 LANDsTc. P. HARRISON. JIJN.Y LIFE
R IJISN3i *
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROO1I COTTAGE ; CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. aoih and Bahur ;
tl.Zja.04 ; lone time. Inquire 13IS Farnam. Sam
uel Bums. R 12 771
CHOK'E GARDEN LANDS. S MILES FROU
cimali | slornce. 19 t 160 acres. BO me trade.
N. D Koca , IT Paxton blk , R K UU1
, HOUSES , LOTS ANDrARil3.
sals ar Iradr. f. K. Darllr.c , BarK < r blocH.
It K Ul
FOR BALE REAL , ESTATE.
Cndtbfied.
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY EVER OFFERED
within R minutes' walk of Bee building , full
lot. Will take chcspTJUTsId * lot us part pay-
ment. FIJelltr. 1703 I''j"n m Bt RE 601-U
SIGHTLY HALF LOT. ORCHARD HILL.
Koutli front , three or'/nur blocks north ol res
ervoir. Address A S. " 1K-3 olHco. RICta II *
DO YOU WANT A FlfTE INSIDE BUILDING
lolT We will sell you one within n mile for
half Itialuo nnd tnKsihn outside clear lot as
part payment. FIJelltr. 1702 Farnam Bt.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
THIS WEEK THE rOtlLOWINO INSTHU-
ments for cash or montiajii payments ;
One Hale upright piano. , 117900
Author Hnl upright piano IKO.tt )
One Hall & Son upright -piano , . . . . 1100)
OHlo Valley Kjunre pinner , Off )
Maroin A Hamlln organ , . UW
"Ipatty organ , high top , , 2..J1
mHli American organ , high top 27.M
'aytor ft Farley organ , Msh top 33,9)
' .Imball , Emernon ami Hnllel-Da\l pianos.
A. 1IOSPE , JH , . 1513 Douglas st.
nm on
P PURCHASED AT ONCE
Ono upright planv , (50.
sold ,
One 3-strlnK1 new tcala piano. $117.50. $
'
sold.
One new Weurmn , J350.
One new Wegman. 150) .
One E ty organ , MJ.
One Klmball organ , i23.
One Bay state urgan , 110.
One Shonlnger , 123.
One Konl organ , SIS.
Woodbrldge Bros. , 120 N. ISth street.
S7I-027
MUSIO TEACHER.
MARTIN CAIIN , TEACHER OP P1ANO-
forte. Studio , (06 N. 23d St. M131 O31
BIUBIO , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. OELLENBECIC , UANJOISTS AND
teacher , 1810 California , street. 014
DRESSTQAKING.
FINR DRESMAKING AT LOWEST PRICES.
MadameCorbctt. . 2l N , 17th St. , cor , Can.
MH4 O29'
DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE FAMILIES ; FIT
and style guaranteed. Address A 22 , Bee.
, M 715 20 *
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 2120 SO. 10TU.
751 N15r
B10YOLEB.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires and sundries. Safes opened , repaired. O.
R. Hellln , locksmith , 311 N. 16th at. 931
BICl'CLES ALL STl'LEa
ALL PRICES.
Send for our list of second-hand and shop
worn bicycles. Rtpatrs and cjcle sundries of
all kinds. M. O. Daxon , 402 N. ICIh st. 936
BICYCLE PRICES CUT IN TWO.
A 'St Fowler for Mt.M.
A ' 94 Sylph for JS7.69.
Other makei equally as low. See our stock
and get our prices before buying.
A. IL PERR1QO & CO. , 1211 Douglas str < L
867 O-27
STOVES.
BEST HEATERS ON EARTH.
Bo sure you ciamlno-thcm before you buy.
Parties who desire the1 choice of the best line
if stoves on Che market must buy cither the
'ovorlte bas..burner t > \ ( lib Oak hentlnp striven.
They have been manufactured the p.ist 30 years ,
and where they haveV > e n used alongside of
other stores have prijvcn themselves thcs most
economical stoves made. We guarantee them.
They are the cheapest * and hct sto\eti made.
We have the Born steel range , a model ot per-
Vctlon
A. M. McCargar , 410 N , 16th street.
M224 Nl
PLUMBERS.
FREE-PLUMBING OF .EEVRY KIND. GAS
Bteam&hot water heating ; sewerage , 313 S. 16.
' , 392
JOHN ROWE & CO. . liLUMUlNO , STEAM AND
hot untcr Iicntlng , gas llx\uica \ , globes , 421 a. 15.
033
KRUGER BROS. . PLUMBING. GAS FITTING ,
drain laying1 , Phong | 2i < ) . 2J13 Leavenworth.
791-N17
ELE CTRIOAL , SUPPLIE S.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage baterles rdcliai > i d ; electrloal and gen
eral machinists ; superior , \voik guaiantced.
Omaha electrical works , 017 and 619 S. 16th st.
943
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants and all
kinds ot electrical construction. Western elec
tric Supply Co. , 41S nnd 420 S , 15th st. 914
WOLFE ELECTRICAL CO. SUPPLIES AND
electric wiring , 1CH Capitol avo. Tel. 1414.
M13J O31
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. 16th 910
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N 1C
911
THE NEATEST BARBER SHOP IN CITY
court of Bee building. Fred Buclovr , Prop
ROGNER & DISELE , SIGN PAINTERS ; BEST
work at lowest prices , 1513 Douglas street.
MC6S
UNDERTAKERS AN.D EMU ALMER3
H. K. BURKETT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer. 161S Chicago st. , telephone W. 937
SWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND
embalraers , 1701 Cumins st. , telephone 1060 ,
938
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND 1-M
balmer , 1417 Farnam st , , telephone 22S ! 39
C , W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , 613 B. 10 ST
GAS FIXTURES.
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE
ot gas end electric light llxtures , globes , etc.
at cost , as we are absolutely retiring' from
the fixture business. It will nay to buy a
once. The Hussey & Day Co. , 411 Boutl
15th st , , Ramgo 'building1. C49-O21
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTUREb
made In design and finish to harmonize wltl
any architectural ntyle desired by F. M. Ilus
sell , 313 8. 15tll street. M700 O2i
STOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40.00' ' ) DIFFERENT
makes of stoves. Water attachments anil con
necllons specialty , 1207 Douglas street , Omnh ;
Steve Repair Works. M 175
FLORISTS.
S. B. STEWART , FLORIST ; ALL KINDS OF
bulbs and cut flowers ; K11 Capitol avenue.
873-O30
NEW BULBS , JUST IMPORTED. CUT FLOW
era. Heea & bVoboila. Paxton Irotcl , 1111 F&rn
M1S3-O31
SHORTHAND AJfD
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Atli for circular. 7D8
ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE , 15 & FAR
. 6JJ
OMAHA'COMMERCIAL COLLEGE , ICTH AND
Douglas ; send for catalogue. RuhibouKh Bros
M221-N1
LOST.
LOST-BROWN PLUSH I HANDBAG. CON
talnlng purse , money.r ppves , spectacle case
Physician's card , etc. Reuurd for return t
Bee olllce. 770-18 *
LOST. TUESDAY NlbillT BETWEEN 11T1
and Ilaraey and 26tbiun4 Farnam , smalt dla
mend screw earrlnp ol * s ud. Rewaid f r re
covcry at SMS Harncy strict. 771 IS"
IX ST. LARGE ST. BERNARD DOG ; ANSWER
to name of Bruco. Return Z019 Pacific strce
and eet reward. _ , M SOO
BUILDING & LOAN''ASSOOIATION
HOW TO OET A HOMIJIOR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings , 'ttfjpjy to Omaha L. & .
II. Asa'n , 1704 Bee WW. ' < 3 { M. Natllnser , 80
/X"'J ' M913
SHARES IN MUTUAr/'lS.'l-.ND B. ASSN. PA1
6. 7 , 8 [ xr cent when'"I , 3 years old , nlway
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. . Nattlnger. xeu.
' K5J
TAKEN UP.
TAKEN UP , LARGE. UED COW , UPPER
part face white , right hip down. 3114 Doulevar
avenue. T. D. Dunn. 717 1"
FOUND A RED BRINIM.E COW. SPOTTJED
over cacti hip. little white on thi forehead
Nnh Iioms sawed off. R. W. I'ulney. 37 an
Fort. 7S4-1I *
OARPENTEK3 AND BUILDERS.
HAMILTON BROS. , GENERAL CONTRACT
ors und builders , carpenter uork. storm win
dow * and doors. 4U a. llttt St. . T l. 1179.
CK. MORRILU CARPENTER AND BUILDER
paper honglnr and signs , brick wortc and plas
terlnr Omca tin a. Kill St. , telephone 4M.9IS (
9IS
PAWNBROKERS.
H. MAROWITZ LOANS UONDY. II ! N 1CTII
723
TYPEWRITERS.
TOLEN Tl'PHWRITERa OFFERED FOR
sale- should make you susplclousj funny they
( vr mostly Smlth'r. Try one nnd you wilt un
dersUnd why , Full line of supplies. Hmlth-
1'reinlor CtK , 17th nnd Futnam. telephone 121
COAL
. T , MOUNT HAS REMOVED IKS COAD
to an a lem st. , Brown block. M
HEIUDAN COAL , EXCELLENT BUBSTITUTIJ
for hard coal and 13M ton cheaper. 1603 Par-
nam street ; main entrance Board of Trade.
113 023
OPTICIANS.
HI ! ALOE fc PI'NIXLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 144S Farnam st , opposite Paxton
hotel. Eyes examined tret. 791
HAY AND GRAIN.
UY YOUR KAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Sn > dr. 1515 Burl st. Tel. ll')7 '
954
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY.
grain nnd mill stuff. We nre nlwnys on the
market to buy or sell. 1402-1-6 Nicholas at
HOTKLa.
VETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13Ui and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.M551
M551
IOTEL BARKER. IJ.OO PER DAY. 140 ROOMS.
In the heart of the business houses. Special
rates and accomdatlons to commercial trav
elers. Room nnd board by the weelc or month.
Prank Hlldltcli , Mgr. 313
MERCHANT TAILORS.
WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Fall nnd Winter
WOOLENS.
O. A. Llndqulst , Merchant Tailor , 319 S. 15tli st.
M697
CORNICE.
VESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mary's a.ve. 959 '
EAOLE CORNICE WORKS. JOHN EPE-
nctcr , prop. , 19 $ , 110 , 113 N. 11th. 13 tab. UG1.
fWlll
FURNACES.
JEST FURNACE MADE , SOFT COAL SMOKE
consuming and hard coal furnaces. Eagle Car-
nlco Works , 103-110-112 N. llth st. 50
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE B. NASON , DENTIST. SUITE 200
Paxton Week , 16th and Farnam sts. Tel. 712.
8CJ
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 20M HURT ST. K4
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND POR CATA-
loifue. Georee E. Brown , ) r.t & Co. , 709 B. 16th.
949
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE , ISriI AND
JJoucIas ; send for catalogue. Rohrbotigh Bros.
M-221-N1
WHOLE SALE COAL.
OHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1008 Farnam street , BU
DYE WORKS.
SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1521 Farnam street. Dyeing of every descrip
tion nnd dry cleaning. 917
STENOGRAPHERS.
. J. SUTCLIFFE , GENERAL STENOG-
rnpher. 21i Bee building. Telephone 597.
GRINDING.
RAZORS. SHEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
crs , etc , A. I. . Untleland , 106 S , llth. 793
BICYCLE RIDING.
; iICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL , 1714 CAP. AVE.
M-230-N2-
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. S. Welkin. 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 602. 95 !
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
of nil kinds. Kth Bt. , Bee building. 967
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
ROOSE'S O&I BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15 & FAR ,
CM
NERVE
SEEDS
This Famous
Jtemcdy euros
quickly ana ponnn-
, nontly all nervous
' diseases , ducli a Weak Memory ,
1,088 of Brain Poirer , Headache , Wakefulnew ,
I , < i t Vltullly. nlfhtlyomlsilonn , evililrcamnIm-
potener nnd nuBtliM illsoaica caused by T utht1il
errors orcxeeMAen. Contains no oplntet , l n
nerve tonic iincl lilf.nil linlliler. MnVes the pale
and imny trotiK and plump. Knillrcuirleclln vest
pocket. 81 PIT Inui O tottHl , 117 infill prepaid
wlthriwrlttenBiinrnnteotoeiiroormoneyrofiindeil.
Wrltuui far free medical book , eiuDenied In
plain wrapper , nhlch contnlnn testimonials and
ln ticlnl refflreneus. nil chnrire. Tuf ctruatilta-
tlon . Hewart of imitation * . Krild hfnnrnnver *
( Inert HEdiits. OT address JVJMtVJJ HEK1) CO. .
MaJOnlcTompIo , Chlcaro , III.
SOI.I ) IN OMAHA , NF.R . HY SIIEUJrAK & Me.
CONNELU IMS DOnOR , KUIINACO.,18tll&
DOUOLASH-VICKEHSdi JIEKCIlANTSOthunil
LAKE , DHUGOISTS.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
BuIJdlnp ; , OMAHA.Ncb. Advice FREL
RR1LWRY TIME GRRD
Lea\es I CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N | Arr1v
OinalialU. P. Depot. 10th & Mason Bin. I Omaha
ifiduoln , Eastern Express ( :30pm :
; COpm . . . .VestibuleLlmllf.l . :10.inl :
( : S5am Mo. Valley Lx.eal 10:30pm :
Omaha Chicago Special 2l5pm :
Leaves ICH1CAGO. BURLINGTON Jt Q ( Arrives
Omaha | l > ipol lOlli nd ilaaon Sis. | Onmlif
4:45pm : r.ChlcaEO Vestibule 9Mam :
:45am : Chicago Express 4Upm :
7.0Jpm Chicago end Iowa Local , EiOOam
ll3oam ! I'uclii. ; Junction Local 66Jprr ;
Leavci IBURLJNGTON & MO. RIVER.Arrlve |
Oniahaj Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omhaa
19:15am : Denver Express 9:35am :
I015im ; Deailwood Expresi 4l pn
40pm : , Denver P.xprens , 4l : pm
( ,60pm.Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . . ( : f > 0pm
tilSam..Lincoln Local ( except 8unaay.ll : ara
Ltayes I 1C C. . ST. J , & C. B. ( Arrives
Oimihal Depot 10tlijnd ila on Sts. I Omaha
( ! 45am Kanias City Day Exprcsi 6 :53pm :
I:45pm.K. : C. NlKbt Ex.la U. P. Trans. Ci50am
Leaves I CHICAGO. B. I. & PACIFIC. Krrtvei
OmahalU. P. Depot. 10th & Mason fits.I Orruh ,
EA8T.
ll:15am..Atlantic : Express lex. Sunday ) . . , d.Upm
625pm ; NIEliI Express 95 an
4MOpni..ChIcngo Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l.opm
ll'.sr'pm.Oklahoma Exp. ( to C. B. ex Bun.npin :
6OOam.Olilahoma : & Texas Exp. tr , Bunj.ll'JOpm
lilOpm Colorado Limited 4apn : )
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. lArrivTs
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th A-Mmon Bti. | Onuh&
10:00am. : , , . , , , , . . Kearney . Expr s I , , , , . , , 3750p"ri
2:16pm : O\erland Flyer 6tiOnm
2 : pm.Beatrice & Siromib'K Ex iex Bun ) aiOpm :
6:40pm : Pacific Express , , 10S5iin :
6SOpm Fait Mall 4un
Lea\es I CHICAOO , MIL. & ST. PAUU lArrlves
OmahttUnlort | D p-il. ICt tndJilajon Hts. | Oniahs.
C:35pm : Chicago Limited 9:30am
UIOam..ChlcagoExpreti _ ( ex. Bun. ) , . . , BWpir
LlaTeil _ F..E. . & MO. VALLEVJIArrlv - s
, MISSOUUI PACIFIC. | Arrl\e
Omalml Depot 15th and Webster Sts. I Omah
( :00am : , iSI. I.oul Express tCOai :
s.SOpm K ( . Louis Expreis : Wpm
5:10iMii..Dally ( ex. Bun.Nebraska _ Local , 9:19in
Leaves" ! C. . ST. P. . M. & O. " | ArriveV
Oinahal Depot 15th and Webster Bts. | Oman
e.-OOam . .tiiouic City Accom. tEx. Sun. ) . , . 8OJpm :
lOjOOam..Sioux City Accom. ( Sun. Only. ) . . 8:05pra :
lt:15pm..Sioux. : City Express ( Ex. tiun.j.ll:55ara :
6:80pm St. Paul Umlted ; 40an
"
Leases I SIOUX ; CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmahajUnlon Drpot. 10th & Mason 8ts. | Omah
l5am. : . . . .Sioux City I'nnenier..109pm :
. . . . . .til. Paul Exprean . 10 OOan
Leaves I "HIOUX CIT5T &
jOniahal Depot 15th * andWeb _ < ter Sts. I Omah
T lupin . . . . SI . I aul Limited. . . 9 10am
5 topm . . . . . .Cblcego Limited , . , 9'40am
i.a esl WABASII RAILWAY. ( Arrives
iiosihn Union Depot. IMIi A Mason _ 8t4j Onuli _
"
tJS m . , . .Bt , Louis Caonoa Ball U.Jip"n
i HAT inrtnTt r iiT Ti T < pnT'n
ABOLISHED FREE PASSES
Western and Southwestern Lines Wl Quit
the Practice January 1 ,
OFFICIALS PLEASED UITH THE RESULT
\rrniigFincnU Completed for Toollnff Ea
bound H lift In CM from Lower Jtlinlmlpp
Points-Will llcot nt Chicago to I'or-
iiiulnloiftu ( Iiii.ilm-St. Paul Pool.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. IS. Tlio executive board
f the western and southwestern lines held
s Anal session trxtay , completing a confer *
nco that has been gratifying In results to
ho general managera In attendance. The
uwtlon of abolishing or modifying the free
1333 ytcin canto up again today , when the
ommlttM appointed yesterday reported. It
ecomtticncloil tlio adoption of mi agreement
> otween the roads throughout the west and
outliuest to abolish the nulsancj of free
laisca that will In any way alTcct ahlppets.
The agreement Is a weoplnR ono and will
bo effective January 1 , 1893. The western
runk lines committee adjourned today after
omlne to an agreement for the pooling of
lie eastbound freight traffic from lower SIls-
ourl rlvor points. Next Thursday the com-
nltteo will meet In Chicago to complcto or-
nngementa for pooling all business from
) ma 1m and St. Paul points. When this shall
mvo been done all business cnst of the
lucky mountains will conio under tliu pooling
rrnngcnicnls ,
ULLJIAN COMPANY'S ANNUAL MURT.
Tlio Ununl Dividend nt Two Uollnm par
hlmrc Ilpclnrud ,
CIIICAQO , Oct. 18. The annual meeting
ot the stockholders of the Pullman Palace
ar company was held today , over $25,000-
)00 of the capital stock being represented.
The following directors were re-elected :
Gcorgo M. Pullman , Marshal Field , J , W.
Joano , Norman Y/Hllams and 0. S. Sprague
ot Chicago. C. Hurlburt of New York and
ionry u. Heed of Boston. The usual1 quar-
crljr dividend of $2 per share was declared
rom the net earnings , and will bo paid
November 15 to the stockholders of record
at the close of business November 1. The
directors and the officers of the company
absolutely refused to discuss the meeting
! urther than to say that no action looking
toward any change In the officers or the
> oltcy of the company was contemplated.
It la known , however , that the meeting dis
cussed earnestly the chances of legislation
adverse to the Interests of the company
which It Is feared some of the legislatures
of the various states may taks In the near
uture. No caution was taken to offset such
losalble legislation or to light against It
wuon It comes.
The annual statement of the company for
the fiscal year ending July 31 , shows a total
revenue of $9,695,037 , . and expenditures of
(7,274,650 ( , leaving a surpluslor the year
of $2,320,410. Of the disbursements J2.8SO-
000 was paid out In dividends on the capital
stock. The statement shows that no profit
was made by the operation of the works
at Pullman during the last year , as the
revenue Is made up of three Items , carn-
ngg of cars , $8,761,934 ; patents , $ G,3SG ; and
rentals , dividends. Interest , etc. . Including
oss on the manufacturing department ,
$820,740.
The total assets are set down as $02,012-
000. The number of passengers carried
during the year was 5,282.323 , and the num-
> cr of miles run was 197.40S.503. During
the previous year , 5,013,129 , passengers were
carried and 20 ,473,7flC miles were run. The
year Just ended shows a decrease of about
7 per cent In the number of passengers car
ried and of about 4 per cent In the num
ber ot miles run. The value of the manu
factured product of the c.ir works for the
year was $1,347.317 , and of other Industries ,
Includlnc rentals , $578,014 , making a total
of $4,925.331 , against $13,414.70S for the pre
vious year. The wages paid .amounted to
$4,068,548 , against $7,751,014 for the pre
ceding year.
The report of Mr. Pullman to the direc
tors takes up at some length the question
of the strike , but he makes In the pub
lished statement no comment not made at
the time of his public utteranc&s during the
strike. The number ot men now employed
at the works Is 2,040 , and the scale of wages
Is the same as that existing .at the time of
the strike. Mr. Pullman made the state
ment that "by Increased attention to their
work the mechanics have under the same
piecework prices , Increased their dally avcr-
ige earnings from $2.03 last , April to $2.16
In the last half of September. "
INXKHCH.INUINCJ IIUHINKSS.
TrnlHc In Sight fur the Iturllngton unit
the Northern Pacific.
Tha moment Judco Sanborn ratifies the
traffic agreement between the Northern Pa
clHc and Burlington raids relative to the
Interchange of business , 300 Burlington cars
will be turned over to the Northern Pacific
to bo loaded with wheat for the Sound coun
try , these cars to bo returned later from the
northwest , cargocd with shingles destined for
points on the Hurllngton system. Herein
will be seen one of the chief interests upon
which the Burlington will rely. , and the
favorable rates made lumber dealers by the
Burlington will undoubtedly Insure this com
pany a largo proportion of the lumber out
put of the northwest , destined for eastern
territory. The Union Pacific people admt
that In tlio transportation of lumber the
Burlington may have a llttlo the best ot the
situation , but upon all other commodities
and classes both road's will be on a par , am
It means a friendly rivalry for business
which may causa considerable of a row In
the not distant future.
Union Pacific officials have determine !
upon an active policy In relation to business
In Oregon , Montana and along the line o
the Northern Pacific to Garrison. Olllces
are to be obtained and the whole northwes
territory will be worked by traveling passen
ger and freight agents , with , headquarters
at Portland ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
TrunimUsourl Iluslnrisi.
Speaking of the committee appointed Wed
nesday at St. Louis at the meeting of the
western and southwestern lines relative to
restricting or abolishing free transportation
on and after January 1 , a railroad man said :
"Now that Vice President Harris of the
Burlington has been appointed chairman of
the conunltuo it is to be hoped that what
ever recommendation Is madeho will be
alilo to hold the transmlssourl lines In check ,
tor the liberal use o ( passes by the Burling
ton In this territory has done much to de
moralize the railroad situation. The other
day there was a missionary meeting at Con-
corda. : There were eleven delegates from
Omaha on the train and every one nf them
had trip or annual passes. You can't main
tain any sort of an arrangement between
roadx when the wholesale giving out of passes
Is carried on. I do not dcslro to criticise
the action of the Iturlliigton. but It Is a
fact that the feeling agalmt the railroads In
this state Is largely due to the Issuance of
free transportation by tlio Burlington sys
tem as payment for consignments given the
road. "
Ivea i'lictlon In Control.
NEW YORK , Oct. 18 , At the annual
meeting of the Northern Pacific stockholders
today the Ivca board of directors was ttccted
without opposition aa follows : August DelHi -
Hi out , H. L. Burnett , J. Horace Harding ,
Marcello Hartley , B. C. Ileggclcr , Bruyton
Ives , Bernard Macltajr , II. 8. itcdmond , Wil
liam fi. Rogers. W. B. Sar.dert. .John K.
Searles , Wilfred Smith ami Charlcmango
Tower. Jr. The new tncmhen of thn board
are : Messrs. Burnett , Hcggelcr , Itcdmond ,
Rozera , Searlss and TOUCH , who take the
places of Messrs. Anderson , Barney , Bull ,
Llvlncston and lluttm. The total veto for
thl ticket waa 309,001.
Ordered to Pay Coliirjtlo Luutral Interest.
DENVER , Oct , 13.-necclrer Trmnbull of
the Quit road , having presented a petition
for the Instruction of the United Statei cir
cuit court regarding the payment ot Interest
on Colorado Central railroad bonds , Judge
Hallett today made a ruling that the In
terest should be paid and the bonds not al
lowed to BO by default , Tha receiver Is
authorized to pay out of the funds , subject
to the further orders of the court , the amount
of Interest to July L but , Tha bonJj are
a. first mortgage for $4,783,000. $ The IntrrcH
amounts to J107.BSO.
KnrnltiRi at the Northern Turin ? .
NEW YORK , Ocl. 18. The annual report
ot the Northern Pacific system for the year
'tided Juno 30 , lS9t , shows cross earning *
! 17,902,076 ; operating expenses , 113,310,555 ;
net earnings , $4.585,521 ; charges for rental * .
ntercst , etc. , $11.915.039 ; deficit. $15,603,000.
Itiillrnail Sold nt HlutrlrTf Knlo.
AKttON , 0. , Oct. IS. The PIUnburB. Akrc-n
A Western railroad has been sold hero at
sheriff's sale for $844,000 to turtles reprc-
( ml Ing the Now York and Plttsburg bond *
mldcrs. The appraised value ot the road
> as $1,265,000. _
Itnltwny Doing * .
President Clark of the Union Pacific and ,
party are Inspecting the Black Hills road.
Superintendent Hughes ot the Elkhorn con-
Inucs to Improve , and the physicians tiovr
believe nil danger has been passed.
Business along the line of the Union Paclflo
s holding up splendidly , there being a
steady movement of coal and live stock ,
Passenger rate men of the Union Pacific ,
lurllngton and Elkhorn will go to Kansas
City today to * check up winter tourist rates.
A telegram was received by Qcorgo En
Lrlkln yesterday that his brother , Tliomai
ICnlrlklu'a jvlfa died ot heart failure Wednes
day at Palatka , Flo. Mr. Kntrlkln was
'ormerly city freight agent of the Hack
Island here , and his wlfo had a largo cir
cle of friends both In Council Bluffs and
Dmaha , her maiden name being Anna
itlanchard.
CSOIIO Out < > f
A most Important branch of business In tha
human mechanism Is that transacted by the
kidneys. If your kidneys have gone out o (
business , look outl Soon they will bccomo
diseased , unless they resume the payment ot
their debt to nature. Use Hosteller's Stomach
ach Bitters at the start and all will bo well.
Employ It , too , for malarial and dyapeptlo
troubles , constipation , liver complaint and
feebleness.
XKIl'S I'OH Till ! .
Homo ABslRiimnnta ot Ofllcors Recently
Promoted In Artillery nnd Infantry Arm * .
WASHINGTON , Oct. 18. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Lieutenant Colonels Samuel B. M.
Young , Fourth cavalry , and Johnson V. D ,
Mlddlcton , deputy surgeon general ; Captains - *
tains Charles Morris , Fifth cavalry , and
Walter D. McCaw , assistant surgeon , and
First Lieutenants William H. Coffin , Fifth
artillery , and Harry C. Benson , Fourth.
cavalry , will constitute a board to examine
for promotion Second Lieutenant Wllmot B.
Ellis , Fifth artillery , and such other of
ficers as may appear at the Presidio , San
Francisco.
Following assignments to regiments la
the artillery arm of olllcers recently pro ;
mated nro made on ncount ot the retirement
of Lieutenant Colonel Wlldrlck : Lieutenant
Colonel Marcus P. Miller ( promoted from
major , Fifth artillery ) , to First artillery ;
Major John O. Turnbull , ( promoted , captain ,
Third nrtllelry ) , to Fifth artillery ; Captain
Sedgwlck Pr.Ut , ( promoted first lieutenant ,
Third artillery ) , to Third artillery , battery
E ; First Lieutenant Charles D. Palmer , ( promoted
meted from second lieutenant ) , to Third
artillery , battery 13. In the Infantry arm :
Major Thomas M. 1C. Smith , ( promoted from
captain , Twenty-third ) , to First Infantry ;
Captain Lea Fcblger , ( first lieutenant ,
Twenty-third ) , to company D , Twenty-third
infantry ; First Lieutenant Edison A , Lewis.
( second lieutenant , Eighteenth ) , to Twenty-
third Infantry , company F.
First Lieutenant Isaac P. Ware , assistant
surgeon. Will report at Fort Clark , Tex.
Second Lieutenant Dennis M. Mlchle ,
Seventeenth Infantry. Is granted leave for
two months ; First Lieutenant William N.
Hughes , Thirteenth Infantry , ono month ,
extended ; First Lleujenant Joseph Bt Batch-
elor , Jr. , Twenty-fourth Infantry , flvo months ,
extended.
First Lieutenant James B. Erwln , Fourth
cavalry , will join his station , Fort Walla
Walla , Wash.
Second Lieutenant Arthur W , Chase 1
transferred from battery K to battery D ,
and Second Lieutenant Edward J. Timber-
lake , jr. , battery E , to battery 1C , Seconft
artillery. , .
Second Lieutenant James A. Moss Is transferred -
ferred from company 1C to company Q.
Twenty-fifth Infantry.
Court Conslderm ! It a Lottery.
W. A. Moore nnd T. U. Moore were con
victed yesterday afternoon In police court
ot running a lottery and fined$30 and costs
each. They were the proprietors of a suit
club. The case was appealed.
II ISA Tllttl PUUKVAST
Generally Fair Woutliur and Cooler by
I'rlil.iy Kreiilnp ; .
WASHINGTON , Oct. 18. The forecast for
Friday Is : For Nebraska Generally fair ,
followed by cloudy weather Friday night ;
south to west winds ; cooler by Friday even
ing.
ing.For
For Missouri Partly cloudy weather ;
light showers ; southerly winds , becoming
variable ; slightly cooler In northern portion.
For Iowa Local showers In , the eastern ;
fnlr In the western portions ; southerly
\vlrul , becoming variable ; cooler In tha
not til west portion.
Tor Kansas Probably fair Friday ; southerly -
erly to westerly winds ; slightly cooler In
the extreme eastern portion.
Tor South Dakota Fair Friday ; north *
erly winds , becoming variable ; slight changd
In temperature. i
IjOr.it Itrcnnl ,
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER
OMAHA , Oct. IS. Omaha record of temper
ature and rainfall , compared with the cor
responding day of the past four years :
1SH. ! 1801. IKil. 18D1.
Maximum temperature . 78 71 62 68
Minimum temperature. . . , . M 51 43 39
AvernKO temperature . 67 0 1 62 48
Precipitation/ . . . . . . 00 .00 . 0 .00
Condition of temperature and precipitation
nt Omaha for the day and since March 1 ,
1891 :
Normal temperature . 51
Kxccn.4 for the day . , . IS
Accumulated excess since March 1 . 073
Normal precipitation . 09 Inch
Dollrlency for the day . 09 Inch
Total precipitation since March 1 13. 03 Inchti
Accumulated deficiency Blnce
March 1 . . . . . . 14. Dl Inchei
Kej.H > rti from Other Htntlotu ut a 1' . M.
A
I
"T" Indlvatus tr.ivo or r.ilu.
l.EOIOE E. HUNT , LocMl Pjroaait 0 cUI.
THK RKALTY MAP.ICUr.
INSTnUMKNTS placed on record Octobej
IB , IS'Jl :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Julia Thomas to J D Thomas , lot I , Llock
319. IMS 2 nnd 3. block 211V , , Omaha , sw i
5-16.9 , nw 81-19-12 $ 1
Josephine1 Erlchnon and husband to Joseph
Brhlltz Bretvlnc company , n 23 feet lot
5. block 9 , Onmha , , . , g.OM
Q II Pnyno and wife to W B Curter , lot
9 , block 11 , Walnut Hill and o < Q feet
lot 12. Mool : 18 , Orchard Hill . . . .
Margarel O'Ttole ( o L B Ennls , lot 10.
McCandllth Place , . 4,994
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
J J Men til. jr ct at , executors , to Cl II
BOCKS , fractional w > a nw G-16-11 1
Henry Behiman nnd wife to J il Waldln.
lot 1. bloclt 4 , Cottatre IMrk. . . . , . . . , . . . . . , , 1
DEEDS ,
Special matter to R W ICeeler , lot 1.
blmk 11 , llodford PJou > 1,4H
Tulnl amount ol transfers . . , . . . . . , . (13,421
When Baby was sick , w ? gave her
Wlien tlio was a Child. 6be crie < ) A > r CastorU ,
( Vhen cho became Miss , she r""S to CastorU.
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