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THE OMATIA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 28 , 1804.
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can hate answers addressed to a numbered letter
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be delivered upon presentation of the check only.
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thereafter. Nothing token for less than 25o for
tlrst Insertion.
These advertisements must run consecutively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
YOUNG MAN WANTS PLACE TO. EARN
board while attending college. Rooses' 'Business
college , IGlli and Fnmam. A 800
A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRESS
wants place In private family. Apply lo Rev.
U. W. Savldge , Leavcnworth and 2Mh avenue.
A-M424 28
WANTED , A POSITION AS HHIPPINQ
clerk or bookkeeper. Best city references. Ad
dress D 1 Bee. A 435-2T. '
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTED A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE
to do writing ; send stamp for IM-page book
of particulars. J. Woodbury , 1Z7 W. 42d street.
N. Y. City. B-313
WANTED-EXPERIENCED COAI/ MINERS TO
so to Sheridan. Wyo. Apply at office Sheridan
Coal Co. , 1EOG Famam. B 161
IIEN OP GOOD ADDRESS CAN PROCURE
steady employment at good pay by calling at
1010 Douglas St. B M792-D10
WANTED , MEN ; WHY BE UNEMPLOYED
when we will pay salary to men to canvass
household goods ? American Wringer Co. , 1619
Howard street. U-i-MllO SO
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. TO WORK EACH
county ; good result to a worker ; only expe
rienced men wanted ; no perfconal Interviews.
Box 230. Sidney. la. _ B M120 2S *
WE WANT A FEW BRIGHT MEN TO SELL
our household goods on Installments In Neb.
and Iowa. W. A. Edwards , 614 Grand avenue ,
Des Molnes. B M329 23 *
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LAliOHKIlH. TEAMSTERS. STATION MEN ,
muth ; work near Memphis ; ship dally.
Kramer's labor agtncy , nth and Farnam street.
H-M403 2S
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WANTED-A BARBER : A SO1T SNAP .TOR A
barber with small capital. Address C M , Bee.
, , . B-4 10-27 *
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WANTED , LABORERS FOR B. i M. RY. CO. in
Montana ; free puss. Knimcr's Labor agency ,
lllh nnd Faniarn- ; ; " , _ B-M42S 23
WANTED , A PRACTICAL GARDENER , WITH
n family , , abje to work In raising vegetables
at Hot Springs , S. D. Address D 2. Bee.
. B M448 28 *
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WEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT HOME ; I
pay J8.00 to $16.00 per week Tor making crayon
pictures ; new patented method ; nny one who
can read or wrto | can do the \voik , day or
night. Address , with Htamp. I end work at
once. H. A. Grlpp. German artist , Tyrone , Pn.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
UUJIES , IP YOU WISH 'EMPLOYMENT AT
homes send self-addmsed em 10 | > a for our
flescrlptlvo circular and commence work at
once ; good wages paid. The Alfred Knitting
yompany , Wlntlirop , Mare. _ C M358 30 *
WANTED A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 2221
tiprucc. C-M4I8 23
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WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL OR ELDERLY
lady can find a good home at 3103 Webster St.
C M440 2S
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WANTED. A FEW HEWING WOMEN TODAY
nt Prof. Mlnard's dressmaking parlors , 2119
Dodge. C-M450 28
FOB BENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. T. 'K. DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
_ _ D 31E
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company. IMS Farnam. D sit
KELKENNY & CO. R. 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK.
D-317
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KOR RENT TWO 8-ROOM ELEGANT BRICK
houses ; nil modern conveniences ; 1 block from
Walnut Hill motor , 123. Comptroller's cine.
D 319
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BEVEN-ROOM MODERN FLAT J BLOCKS
from Bee building , jS.OO. Omaha Real Estate
and Trust Co. , room 4 , Bee bldg. D 79J
GOOD FIVE-ROOM COTTAGEtt , 5.00 PER
month. L. 8. Skinner , 210 N. Y. Life.
D 320
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CHEAPEST C-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH BATH ,
In city. Reduced to 115.00. 3033 California ft.
D-MSM
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ix > UI.nOOM MODERN FLATS. 29TII AND
Ltav enu orth. J. W. Squire , 241 Bee bldg.
D-.M654
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NICE LARE HOUGSES IN DUNDEE PLACE
cheap till spring. J. W. Squire , US Bee bid. .
D M6M
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HOUSES ; BBNAWA & CO. . 10S N. 15TH ST.
D M76I
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TOR RENT. llOUHi : OF 9 ROOMS AND BARN
on 1'ark Ave. Inquire at 421 S. Will st.
D-8S8
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FOR RENT. 1ST OF DECEMBER , HOUSE OF
S rooms ; good repair ; 1410 North 25th street ;
block from car line. Inquire John Hamlln ,
agtnt. 1623 Charles street. D M8C9
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FIRST CLASS. MODERN 12-llOOM HOUSE ,
2019 Blnney ; 140.00. Wlthlell , 307 N. Y. Life.
D 186
S-R. H. . Sl WOOLWORTH 1 3-R. . 1301
California st. D 233-D19 *
rOUK.ROOM COTTAGE. (1C WILLIAMS
street. D-M249 DIO
* NINE ROOM HOUSE. MODERN , J25.00 PEH
month ; 2622 Davenport tt. D 251 30
roil RENT. CHEAP FOR THE WINTER.
, one 8-nwm house , three. 5-room cottages. J ,
A. . Scott , Omaha Nal'l bank. D-MlttS DM
t rOIt RENT. riNU BRICK FLAT. 1339 PARK
avenue , opposite llunscom park. 9 rooms : all
modern conveniences. Inquire of John Dale ,
1333 Park avenue , or 243 M , Y. Ufe.D .
D M280 29
BIX-KOCW HOUSE NEAR HIGH SCHOOL. SI !
month. Inquire 26l Capitol Av e. D-282-23'
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MIOOM FLAT. REASONABLE TEima IN
quire 1 Dodge. D-303
IL U. COLE CO7,10 N. 1STHSTREET ,
l-roum houa % 1319 X. 17lh , K.O ) ; 8-room. mod
cm. < 4th and Lake , 112.00 ; 6-room rottoge. 22i
and Graces til CO ; 5-room. COxSOO ft. lot. 112.00
t ruoms. Ell N. 19th. )20.00 ; 1709 California. H
iwiiu. tl2i 3J.-3 Pacltlc. i nx > mn. modern. 118.00
S rooms. B. E. cor. 16th and Leav. , | 9.W.
_ D-M3SS27
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS U
nil parls of Omaha. H. II. Bheafe. 431 Paxtoi
block. im i D24
J.ROOM CQTTAGE , 8. E. CARNER OF 23RI
and CUrk street. Enquire U23 Jackson street
D-M33S
i > > BTBAM : CENTRAL : UNHQUALED : S. B.
room , house * and flats. Tliard , 221 N. 34th
D-M287 Ji
rOR RENT. ' A MODERN.ROOM."TW6
story frame house , 1211 S. 31it street. Knqult
f A. L. Frank , nest door south , D-Mm 30 *
COTTAGC.ll > NolTTH. TAKE FAR
oain car. Apply at Btoetiel titoxe sture.
sture.D
D 431
g.OR RENT FUItNlSHBl ) "aOQMa
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ; ALL. MOD
trn conveniences ; reterenc * tequlrwU 1101 Far
nan. E-M283
FOR KENT , TWO ROOM3. UUATED SI
I MO. HI So Jtth Hreet. H-U i
FOB BENT FURNISHED BOOMS.
Continued.
NICE FURNISHED ROOM , 1521 DODGE ST.
E M2S9 27 *
VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED AND UN"
furnished rooms , with board. U2 8. 25th street.
L M134
LARGE DETACHED HOUSE , SECOND FLOOR ,
with good heat ; centrally located.Address
106 S. 12th street. . E M332 1
PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN.
Inquire. .1919 Dodge. XE-D03
FURNISHED ROOMd ; HOUSEKEEPING. 2026
St. Mary's avenue. E-M370 Dl *
2 ROOMS. SINGLE OR ENSU1TE ; MODERN ;
1920 Capitol avenue. E M422 20"
.ANDSOMLLY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nlshed room ! ) , with or without board ; all mod
ern conveniences : best location ; terms reason
able , 220J Farnnm street. E 429-27"
'WO ' WARM FURNISHED ROOMS FOH
liousckeeplng , cheap. 20H St. Mary's 'avenue.
E-M4t3M
FUBNISHED BOOM9 AND BOABD.
'RONT ' ROOM , WITH BOARD. 2013 DOUGLAS.
F 103 D17 *
CELY FURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT ,
with board. Call at 2107 Douglas.
F-286-D-23
ARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM , BAY WINdow -
dow , modern conveniences , with board , reason
able. 2406 Cass. I' MS9S !
ARGE , WELL-HEATED ROOM , WITH
board ; furnished or unfurnlshediln a large , de
tached house. 2019 St. Mary's avenue.
F M33I !
HE HILLSIDE. 18TII AND DODGE ; LARGt
south rooms , steam heat ; first-class table. i
F M102 8
ARGE , PLEASANT ROOMS , NEWLY FUR.
nlshed ; modern conveniences , with first-class
table board. 2312 Douglas. F MI47 SO *
'HREE ' HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRON1
rooms , with -conveniences , for gentlemer
only ; location \ery desirable. Apply ta SOU
Hixrney street. F M441 11
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
910 rnmam street. The building has a fire
proof , cemerit basement , complete steam heat
ing fixture/- water on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the offlco ot The Bee. , 1 910
AGENTS WANTED. „
\GENT8 IN EVERY STATE ON.SALAR1
and commission ; agents making J25.00 to 1500
Weekly. Eureka Chemical and Mfg , Co.i Lf
Crosse. WIs. J-M303 30
AGENTS ; A WINNER AND MONEY MAKER
safety shaft support for carriages , buggle
and vehicles ; new patent ; send 25 cents to
sample. S. Worthlngton. patentee , 21 Qulnc ;
street. , room 401 , Chicago. J 321 30 *
STORAGE.
iTORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1214'HARNEl
M 321
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS" ; CLEAI
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.M321
M-321
CARRIAGES , BUGGIES , ETC. , STORED. P. J
Karbach ft Sono Cor. llth and Howard Sts.
, _ _ M 607
BUST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. S
EOV. bonded warehouse. Household good
stored. Lowest rales. 1013-1015 Lcavenworth.
WANTED TO BUY.
CITY & CO. CLAIMS. PIUTCHARD , 1712 FAJVM
WILL GrVE 122,000 CASH FOR 22-FOOT LO'
on Farnam or Douglas between 15th and ICtl ;
J. J. Gibson , 317 First Nat'l bank bldg.N .
N 237
SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH
Antiquarian book store , 1BU Farnam Btreet.
WANTED , 4 OH 5-FOOT STANDING DESK
Wlnona Implement Co. , 14th and Nicholas.
N M419 27
FOB SALE FUBNITUBE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOtll
money. Low prices en furniture and househol
coods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 61S-615 N. ICth si
. O 325
FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM 81
Saturdays. 10 a. m. Kobt. Wells , O 971
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF TURN1
ture , stoves , etc. L. AHman. 603 N. 16th.
0-32
FURNITURE OF 7-ROOM STEAM HEATE1
modern flat for sole. A snap. 614 South ICt
street , flat C. O M408 2S
TWO ROOMS , NEATLY FURNISHED FO1
housekeeping , cheap. 301 Douglas block.
O M42S 29 *
FOR SALE--HORSES , WAOONS.ETC
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PHAETON. BARGAIN ; NEW CLOTH. LEATI1
er , paint , G3 ; another J25. Drummond type. O
1 * M42o D26
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU BUY. BUY THE BEST ; MACKtt
loshes. rubber boots , arctics , syringes ot a
kinds ; cas tubing : all best quality. Omnli
Tent and awning-Co. , 1311 Farnam st. Q-343
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTA
fence made. C. R. Lee. Ml Douglas , t Q 3JJ
CORN FODDER FOR SALE FOUR BLOCK
north Lead woiks. Ea Omaha. Tom Andersoi
Q-911 D16 *
WEGMAN PIANOS , BRIDGEPORT ORGAN !
Woodbrldga Bros , , 117 So. 17th. Q-233
83,500 00 GOOD SECURED NOTES FOR BALI
Address C 60. Bee , * .Q-T81-29 *
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE HORSE AN
buckboard for a good milch cow. Address I
Soulh 21th Ave. Q 3l7-2 :
FOR SALE. A FRESH COW AND CALF ; HOI
stnln ; large , rich milker , 2329 Webster stree
Q-M413 IJ
FOR SALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ENTIR
stock of groceries nnd fixtures , Saturday , De
lit , 1S94. commencing 10 a. m. Corner 13th ar
Uau streets. F. titabrel. Q 113-30'
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT. ELEVEN ACRES GARDE :
land , house and barn ; cuh rental. W.'U G
avenue. R-M251 2S
FI RSTCLASS DAIRY FARM , GOOD BARN
Ice house , excellent pasture , spring wier ; 01 >
mile from Soulh Omaha. Charles Child ] , 11
Luatenv.o..u slreet , Omaha. R 431-1'
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , RI
liable business medium : 7tb year al 119 N , 161
8-330
TUB CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT AN
palmist , th * young Mm . Roraaln * . has
rlvtd In the city and can be consulted on i
matters ; thousand * luvs been made happy I
htr dvlci , those wishing correct advice i
buslnets , ctiangei. journeys , marriages , la'
suits , family , etc. . call on the madam * 01
be convinced sh * bas no equal ; letters co
talnlng stamp promptly answered ; buslni
strictly confidential. Hours , tn t. ill ? C >
cagn street. 8 M6SO '
TURKISH BATHS.
LADIES' TURKISH BATH. HOURS. I. A. J
to p , ra. Beauty culture parlors , rernov
( rom KtrUch bid. , ta 10J-1U U bide. 231
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETO.
MADAM SMITH , tot s. imi. to FLOOR.
mom 3 ; nmssngc. vaiior , alcohol , stenm , sul-
phurlne and sen baths. T M837 1 *
UABOAGE. MADAME BERNARD , 1421 DOIJUK.
T 228 D-3
PERSONAL.
MACKINTOSHES tt RUBBER BOOTS. 1311 Far.
U 333
CHRYSANTHEMUMS : HES &
Ilorlsts. 1111 rarnam ; Paxton hotel ; tel. 1501.
U IS4-D2
VIAVI ; HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , Ill Bee bldg. Lady attendant.
U 33j
OSCAIl 8UNUULL. THU SIIOnMAKHn , KOll
11 ycnrs with U. W , Cook , lini removed to B.
17th treet , firit door north o Douglas.
r.Lucrno THERMAL UATIIS.
chlropodlit. Mine. 1'ost. 518V4 B. Uth it.U
U Stl
TUB DCI..U3 Ei'nLT conBirr , &LVDU TO
older from measure , 1909 Parnnni > lre t.
COMPOUND OXYGEN CUIDH CONSUJU'TION ,
nstlima. broncliltls and catarrh. Home treat
ment J6 iier month. 3 ilay trial free treat
ment. Room 810. N. T. Life Uldg , Omaha.
WANTKt ) . TO ADOIT A IlAHV O1HU NOT
under l < 6 sears of age. Address G T , Dec.
U MHO 2S
RH\VAID ANY IT.RSON WHO
used or hnndled a IK > X of prunes mnrked "O.
II. Shnppat , Cmc , Ore. , " wilt be suitably re
warded by writing to that audrr8.U .
U M433 W *
riPTKEN EI.nOANT CAUINUT PHOTOS IN
3 different stylcM1.9 , at Coftan's , Ml llroadwny ,
Council llluiis. U M U27
MONEY TO LOAM K2A1 > ESTATE.
L1VC INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bouEtit. F. O. Cheaneyv Kansas City , Mo.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 31SN.Y. L1PB ,
loans at law rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUQLAS
county. Improved and unimproved Omaha real
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam et.
MONEY TO LOAN ON .IMPROVED OMAHA
r > U estate. Vrennan , Lo'vo & Co. , Puxton : plk.
W-
CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWEST
rates. Pusey & Thomas , 1st Nat'l. bldg- .
W MJ43
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1H'5 Farnam St. V. * 341
MONEY TO IXJAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Implied i < nd unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to E jenrs. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Farnam.
Vf333
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , K.OOO and upwards. 9 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Faruum Smith & Co. , 1210 Farnam.
IV-Mf
CIIAS. W. RAINEY , OM , NAT. IJIC. BLDQ.
AV J
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 8 per cent. W. D. Metkle , 1st Nat. bk. bid ? .
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Squire , 248 Ueo bids. W 863
WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOF.LAHS
for short time paper or first class mte. loans.
IL II. Harder S. Co. , cround Hoor. llec blc'ic.
W 544
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 615 N. Y. Life bldg.
AV 881
MONEY TO JL.OAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates .n city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly uo'iltdcntlal : you
can pay the loan off at auy Urns or la any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
ftuo S. 16th street.
X-317 .
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erly. Itarrln Lean Co. , 701 N. Y. Life bide.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNIture -
ture , pianos , horses , wagons or any kind of
chattel fcpturlt/ tartest possible rates , which
you can pay back at nny time nnd In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
Room 4. Wltlmell block. 3C-34
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J. B. UADDOCIC , ROOMT ' 427 RAUGE BLOCK.
WANTED A SET OP ADSTRACT WOOKB IN
exchange for real "estate. Addreaj c S3 , llec.
. XVM294 2 ! > >
. BUSINESS CHANCES.
; CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN
old Una companies Send description. A. K.
Brocklesby , IJox 233 , Hartford , Conn.
Y MSW-Dl ! '
PROPOSALS INVITED TO PURCHASE IX-
bcck-LInn Harilwarc Co.'s complete stock.
Builders' hardware and mechanics' tools. Auc
tion Saturday evenings. V. N. Nason , Re
ceiver , 1404 Douglas si. , O.mlm , Neb.Y
Y 2C7-00
WANTED , A PARTNER IN A GOOD PAYING
nnd established business ; strict ! mestimation
elven ; must have } o # ) . Address C 61 , Ilee.
Y-412-27 *
FOR SALE CHEAP , A NEAT LITTLE UIIUC1
store ; good reasons for uelllng. Addresa ! > ! (
Box 12 , Modnle , la. Y M4J8 30'
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN , A WELL PAY-
Ins ; and equipped oil buslnessUh e\oHi.il\i'
right to Bell oil and KUKollne In tonn of l.iOC
Inhabitants , coniprHIngBloraue hotiia on Irnrli
nnd store room In town. Including tanks ,
pumps , etc. Reason for selling , proprietor
wishes to move on farm. For particular * address -
dress Loula Deltcher , Hartlngton , Neb . county
seat of Cedar county. Y MO7 W
FOB EXCHANGE.
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO Ex
change for young work horses or mules.
Lamoreaux Bros. , 306 S. 16th. K 331
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Take Notice Hard times has made It possible
to get hold of good business blocks In Omaha
and take farm lands In exchange. I solicit
correspondence. J. J , Gibson. 317 1st Nat'l li'lc.
Z-S01
FOR EXCHANGE , I10.000.CO DRY GOODS ;
want good farm and 11,000.04 cash. Ito < c 797 ,
Shenandoah. la. Z M9iO 2 ! )
roil SALE OR EXCHANGE TOR 13OOH
eastern Nebraska or western lowu Innd , c
fine dairy farm of HO acres In eastern Io n
adjoining a city at 4.KW Inhabitants , nnd I-
within 4 miles of a city with a pormhitton ni
25.000 ; electric street cars pasavltbln CO rodi
of the form : well watered with large creel
and rprlngs ; excellent soil ; good frame house
and large bam ; best market nnd railroad fa
duties In the state. II. Bennett , Comicl
Bluffs la. Z M403 23
FOB , BALE HEAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS. S MILES KROM POSTOF-
nee , caiy terms. Call at 919 N. Y. Life ,
RE-S53
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BARGAINS. . HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
tale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker block.
RU Sa
FOR SALE NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ! , GEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. SOth und Balilcr
11,250 00 : long lime. Inquire 131S Farnam. Sam
uel Burns. RE 354
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES.FROil
Omaha poitofflce. 10 to ICO acres. Borne trade ,
N. I > . Keyes , 611 Paxton blk , RE-35 }
FARM LANDS. C.F. HARRISON , 911 N Y. LIFE
RE 618-NSS *
C3 BARGAIN-iet TO l.MO ACRKS OF CHOICf
land 6 m'les from Omaha P. O. cheap , Llbera
terms. Address C 13 , Be , Omaha.
MODERN 12-ROOM HOME , VERY CHEAI
and on easy-terms ; 2019 Ulnney-tt. '
E.
QRIAT BARGAINS " .
Which must b sold nlthln the next f w dais
ju on Cumlng si.
Double store In Dnnont Place.
4-room collage In Lowe's addition.
10-room bou > In Credit Fonder , fine frul
and lots of It , ground 83x117.
J2.000 Lot In Creilon for 1300.
And olher BIO BARGAINS.
Fidelity Trust Company. 170 } Farnam st ,
IEM. RE-23J
M.
M.nd EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERTY
farms , merchandise. Ganln Bros. , zio N. Y
Life. UE-MiM
A "BARO.\IN : FOUR SEVEN-HOOM IICH.'BKH
2 stories ; city water , gas , talli rooms ; enl
N 2 > ears old : owner must sell ; dcshable location
3t. term * eusy ; gnod opiwrtunlly to secure a home
Inquire John Dale , 2VJ N , Y. Llfr.
Llfr.nUMjft
nU-Mjft M
IS.
IS.nc RESIDENCE. 84-I"OOT CORNKR , KOr.NTZI
tx Place. I5.IWO.00. F. K. Darling. RE-MI132J
WANTED , roil A CUSTOMER. AN t Ol
9-room modern house In Ilanicom I'lare or vl
clnlty ; muil be cheap for cash. Fidelity Trua
company , 1703 Farnam alreet. RE M2I3
In. I-OR SALE CHEAP , ONE HUNDRED BY TW (
hundred and llfly feet , faclns tno streets , tin
rrurden Und. wlili six-room house.
new - . Ad
JD dress O 6 , Be * . RE 411 2S
ir-
irr" \VH HAVB BUYERS FOR NEAT FIVE OR SIX
by room cottarr * . must ba wiapi , for all call ;
on Fidelity Truit company. 11 % : Farnam street.
onw KB-M113
wnd
ndm
mUf HAY AND OBAIN.
hi-
BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. W !
buy hay. A. II. Bnyder , U1S Burt t. T l HOT
37 ;
NEBRASKA HAY CO. . WHOLEaALlTllAY
U. gmln and mill stuff. We re slwuyi on th
red mar-rt to buy or iclU HW-I-S Nicholas it.
I 271
LOST-COCKER SPANIELMl BHORT TAIU
' white breast , white hairsi nilower Up. Return
to 2021 Domini nd rtCfn
t/OST ON Bt'NDAY LAH-jUXE VUll COLLAR
( rlppel ) ; finder will be.ruJBnbty tnwnrdnl by
relurnlnit In Mrs. W. T "liason. 611 North
Seventeenth street. " , rn 430-2J"
OST-ST. BERNARD DJIK COIXJR ORANGE ,
four whlta pawn , whlti > .rc llRr , name. Guide.
Rcnqrd , Charles Ogden. pDr 'axton bluck.
LOST , ABOUT NOV. 21. OJJT. . MARY'S AVE. .
between ICth nnd 21 t , ouMif/nce wntfh In a box
mnrknl lUnton t' > re. Lv vbltli above house
and receive liberal rewartlJ" ' I * l M4I9 30
110.0) REWARD : BTILVVrflD OR STOLEN
frum farm 2H miles from Cnlhoun , Ncl > . , bay
honw , B years old. tthlfo'Vtrlps ' In face , ono
hind foot white , fore IftfiH-J.ppptl off , jihod In
front , weight 1.2W poundm HW reward will
be paid for bis return u > the W. D. Anirs
farm near ( "nllimtn , Nob. , or fnr Information
leading lo his recovery. R. Decker & Dcgon ,
EKchanKK BhlK. , South Onulm. Umt-MIIS 30
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER , 13TH AND JONES BT&
73 rooms nt ll.W per day.
CO rooms at JiOOt ) per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Room
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltcb ,
mgr. tn
(
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. Col _
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day orretk ,
11551
COZZEN8 HOTEL. 8TII AND HARNEY ;
stenm hent , electric bells , telephone , Laths , ex
cellent culsenc , clegsnt rooms ; 11.00 per dsy ;
81.00 and upnarda per week. 11940
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER.3
II. K. BURKETT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AN13
embulmer , 1618 Chicago st. , telephone 90. 96J
" " "
SWANfeON""vAljIKN7"uNDKRTAKIJR8 ANU
'embnlmer * 1701 Cumlng St. , telephone 1060.
> 63
M. O. 1MUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM.
f balmer , 1417 Farnam St. , telephone 223. S9I
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , (13 8. 16th ST.
363
PLUMBERS.
FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND , GAS.
( team & hot waler heating ; sewerage , 313 S. 16.
366
JOHN HOWE & CO. , PLUMBING STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas fixtures , globes , 421 S.1S.
367
ED LAWRENCE. PLUMBING , QAS FITTING
and drain laying. 2603 Cumins street.M453
M453 Dl
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
.ARMATURES . AND CONVERTERS REWOUND ;
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical works , 617 and 619 S. 16th st.
373
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electila light and rnotor plants nnd alt
kinds of electrical construction. Western Ble
tile Supply Co. , 418 and 420 S. 16th St. 374
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omahu L. & B.
Ais'n. 1701 Bee bldg. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
33 $
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cent when 1. 2 , 3 years old , alwavs
redeemable. 1701 Farnam St. , Nattlnger , Sec
357
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE B. NASON. M5NTIST. SUITE 200
block , ICth andf.J nt iam sis , Tel. 712
. 87 °
Ml .v
DR. PAUI * DENTIST. J8 20''BURT ' ST. 873
STOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE REPAIRS FOR 144.000 DIFFERENT
makes of stoves. Watfiv attachment and con
nections u specially. I3fl Douglas street.
Omaha Slove Repair WoHrs. 330
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. lEn.tDINO OPTICIANS.
J. F. Ponder. manngcrUJ lives examined free.
? 23 8. 16lh st , , i n Klnslfflru ; htqio 415-31 *
filB ALOE & PENFOUD1 CO. . SCIENTIFIC
optlclansi 140S Faniam-I. 1i , ODpoalte I'a-t'.ia
hcM. Eyes < x nlnf J frvqc 3 (
t
liAS"'RrSivt\-fip'"llfS COAL ,
T W A > * lV/Uit * ii J * * fcw i t\ * * > * * *
office to 2W SlClh st./B > Wvn blocK. 381
SHERIDAN COAL. EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE
for hard coal , anu J3.W toji cl\eaper. ICOi.Far-
naa etreet ; main entrance Board of Trade.
t v i 'V iif 4CO
. . . . . . . . . .
. M- * * * * - - -
, ' TYPEWRITER ? .
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OPTERED FOR
sale should make you suspicious ; funny , they
are mostly Smith's. Try ono and you will
understand why. Full line of supplies. Smith-
Premie * Co. , 17th and FarnUm , telephone 12SI.
3S2
IRRIGATED FARMS.
16.25 PER ACRE : FAMOUS.BIG HORN BASIN :
big crops and. , home hinrket ; great place for
home bulldlngr price good to December 1st :
transportation Tree" "Yelkrwstoi-e Pdrk I and ft
Irrigation Asa'n. 8. W. or. 16lrt & Dodge sta.
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
iron cornices , " " * 1722 St. Mary's a > e. 883
EAGLE CORNICE WORKa JOHN'EPENE -
ter , pr6p. . 108 , 110 , US N. . llth. . Eatab. 18C1.
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
O. F. GELLENBECK. BANJOIST AND
teacher , 1810 California street. H
BOKBE8 WINTERED.
ADDRESS BARTON & PHELPa Tel. 1031. 207
N. Y. Life BldK. . M423 D31
HORSES WINTERED | 3 00 AND 5100 PCR
month. Address Hopper Bros. . Elkhorn. Neb.
I M 513 D2i
1 CARPENTERS AND BUILDER3.
C. E. MORRILL. CARPENTER AND DUILDER.
paier hanging and signs , brick work and plas
tering. Office. 409 S. 14th t.p telephone 40S.
t 371
DYE WORKS.
iSCIIOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1521 Farnnm street. Djelng of every descrlp-
tlon and dry cleaning. 3S9
FURNACES.
BEST VURNACE MADE. SOFT COAL 8MOKU
. consunilnu and hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cor
nice Works , 108-110-112 N. 11 Ui St. 336
WHOLESALE.COAL. . .
llOHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence Solicited. 100 $
"urnam street. 333
DRKSSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 4318 GRANT.
9579D-15 *
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN BANTS SCHOOL iQtf ( SHORT HAND , N.
Y. Lite , Omaha. A g tor circular. 798
BUSINESS , NRTIOE8.
DAMAGED MIRRORS UE3Z&VEKED. 719 N. 1C.
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOU PRINTING 7cAl FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th st. .B < > y , building. 193
PAWNBHdkEIlS.
H. MAROWITZ LOANS JItfc/EY. 411 N. ICTH.
RAZORS , SHEARS , CLlPJTJRS , IJlWN MOW-
era , etc. A. L. Undelan4Zt06 : H. 14th. 331
GENTLEMEN AND 'jwfff/KH ' / CAN RENT
costumes At 1U SoUth 16lh it.
U. O. DAXON. 403 N. 1ITH. M7JI
BAILEY ,
THE DENTIST
J'nrlon lUoel ; ,
lUlli unit J4rnani His
7oik t Rea-oaubla Fricss
Prompt and eourlcouft treatment lvon ta n-
PalnliiHexiraclloii of tcellf wlthoutt-aa or chlonj
fonn Full net teetti on nibbvr $51)1) ) . 1'uople lit
us away noin Omaha vvunod MPOII tlio day thu >
srolu the city
Lady attendant. Ttleyhono 10SS. Germ * ntpoken
II liUntfloho Cl ECU .
Tlic New Dyspepsia Cure Docs It.
A Few Itpinnrknlilo Iiiitiilico * .
Stuart's Dyjpepsln Tablets , ttio new tils *
covt'ry lilcli lias nmilc so many remnrktble
cures of dypepala and Indigestion , haa re
cently shown that It alto has the effect of
Increasing the flesh anil weight of thin , run
down people anil Invalids. This Is done In a
perfectly natural manner. The tablets by re
storing perfect digestion cannot fall to In
crease the vv eight and general vigor , because
tlio first effect of perfect digestion , following
the use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets , Is n
vigorous appetite , then complete digestion
and assimilation of food eaten , and the re
sult Is every muscle , nerve , ligament In the
body Is nourished , jtiul the Increase. In flesh
is noticeable In some cases within a Keek
after using the remedy ,
Dr. Ilarlandson mentions many cnses In his
his own practlco where Stuart's Tablets were
used an Increase of flesh was very noticeable
In each case. The doctor pays : Whenever I
have a patient whoso stomach Is disordered ,
tongue coated , poor appetite and run down
condition my advlre to such Is to go to the
neatest drug store and get a GO cent pack
age of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets , and the
.result will bo the stomach will be set right ,
perfect digestion restored , all nervousness
disappear , and In many cases I hava seen
the Vvelght Increase IB or 20 pounds. I rrc-
ominimd this remedy In preference to nny
other because It Is not n secret pitcnt medi
cine , but Is perfectly pure and wholesome ,
composed of vegetable essences , fruit raits ,
pure pepsin nnd bismuth , and can be Riven to
delicate babies with benefit.
Another cnsc Utliat of Miss Helen Sholcs
ol Nashville who \vrlten as follows : Up to
the frtll of 1833 , I had suffered from dyspepsia
for nearly eight years , I was not Rick In
bed , but was so miserable , run donn , dis
couraged and nervous that I might better
have hren In a hospital for nny goad I waste
to myself or others. For years I had been
thin , p.ilo and dyspeptic. Our good old
family doctor did nil he could for me. and
nally advised me to try Stuart's Dynpcpsia
Tablets , telling me there wnn no risk In
taking It , because It was not a secret patent
mtdlclno , but every physician knew what
he tablets contelned. Acting on bis advice
went to the drug store , bought half a
ozen packages , and before they were half
gonn I knew the right medicine bad been
'ound at last. I enjoy an appetite , strpngth
nd freedom from weakness that I had never
known previously. I gained eighteen pounds
In v.eight , und while I am not fat ( I don't
want to be ) yet my friends eay I am plump
jnoiigh. and any more flesh would be un-
: li > slrabe. ! "
The one great thing about Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets Is that It can be taken with
perfect safety , the formuh being known to
every physician. No wonderful , secret pat-
tnt medicine can compare with It. Think
wlce before you put something Into your
stomach you know nothing about , and If you
are lun down In flash , hove any trouble with
the stomach or poor appetite , nek your drug
gist for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets , and take
no substitute. If your druggist has not got
hem , Insist on his getting them for you , as
.hey are sold by all wholesale druggists.
Circulars and Information free by address
ee Stuart Co. , Marshall , Mich.
SEARLES &
SEARLES
SPECIALISTS.
Chroni :
WE Xervoiu
Private
AND
CURE Special
Diseis&s &
Ircalmcnlby Mail , Consullitioa
Catarrli , all discuses of the nosa ,
Throat. ChestStomachI.ivcr.lUooJ
Skin nud Kidney disensjs , Lost
iMnnhood nnd all Private Dis
eases of Men ,
tiull on or addrca'i ,
Dr. Scarlcs & Searles ,
BUUKAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Ailvlco K
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Lea\cs ( BURLINGTON & MO. IUVEK.IAlrUes
OmalialUnion Depot , 10th & Maspn tils. ] Omalu
I0"i5ahi : Denver "Express . . . . . " . . .9:3Jjm :
4:35pm.Blk. : Hills , Mont. . Puget Snd. Ex. 4:10pm :
1:3Dpm Denver Express 4:10pm :
Cl6pm..Nehru Ka Local ( except Sunda , . 7:45pm :
; l&am..Lincoln Local ( except. Sundayll:2iam ) :
Leaven ( CHICAGO , 11U1U.INCHON . ( J lAirlves
Omnh > > Unlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sis.I Omalm
4IOpm : Ch'cagovestibule aiunm :
9:4iam : Chicago Express 4:23pm :
7:50pm : Chicago end Iowa Local 8ooam :
Ili5am : Paclllo J unction _ Local. . . . ll :05pm :
LeavenlCHICAOO. MIL. & ST. PAUL.IArrUcs
Oin.iliiilUnlori Depot , 10th & Mason St . | Omaha
'C:00pm : , Chicago Llml'fed 9JOam :
U.lOjm..Chicago Express ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . 8l5pm !
Leaves [ CHICAGO & NORllUVEhT'N.IArrUes
OmalmlU. P. Depot. 10111 & Vimon Sts | Oin
ll:03ani : Eastein Hxplesi. . . . . . . . . . ' . ,03Jpm ; (
4:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited 9:40am :
CKam Mo. Valley Local luOpm
t:45pm : Omaha Chicago Special t 2:15pm :
LeaTes rcilICAGO ; ItT TT t "PACIFIC. | Airl\es
OmalialUnlon Depot. 10th Si Mason ats. | Omaha
EAST.
lllTnm..Atlantic : Expreis ( ex. Sunday ) . . . C-03nrn
6Wpm Night Express : SOpm
4:4Upni..Chicago : Vestlbuled Limited. . l:03pni :
ll:35pm..Oklahoma Exp. ( toC. B. ex Bun..ll:30pm )
Wl'.ST.
( : OOam.Oklahoma & Texas Ex. ( ex , Sun..ll:30pm :
lilOpm. . Colorado Limited 4:30pm :
Lca\es I .C. . ST. ' P. . M. " & O. lArrhci'
Uinali.il Depot Itth and Webster Bis. I Omaha
: :30am..Nebraska : Passenger ( daily ) . . . . 8lSpm :
4:35pm : . .Sioux City Express ( ex. Hun..llWini :
6:10pm : St. Paul Limited 9:10am
Leaves I F. , E. & MO. VALLEi . iArr\e
Omalial Depot l&lh nnd Webster Bis. | Omaha
2ICpm : . Fast Mall and Exprcis . 4:33pm :
2:10pm.ex. : ( Sat. ) Wyo , ex. ( ex Mon. ) . 4Upm :
8:05nm. : . . Norfolk Express ( ex. Sunday ) . , .10:3'mm :
4:5Spm. : , . .Fremont I'asj. ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 70pm :
t :10pm : , . . St. Paul Exprcia . 8:40am :
I _ 'ves | iC cTrBTrjr & "a "n' ; [ ArrleF
OmalialUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Bts. ) Omatia
0:45am : . Kansas City Day Express . Oiuipm
tittpni.K. C. Night E . via. U. P. Trans. ; V > am
Leavesl MISBoijRl "PACIFIC. 1 Arrives
Omahal Depot 16th nndWebster _ Sis. 1 Omaha
' 9:4" > am . Bt. Ixuls Express.7.7. . 6:00am :
9:30pm . . . .St. Louis Express . . , 6:0opm :
jillium . . . . .Nebraska IMCUex. \ . Bun..1.1. ) . _ : lOam
lta\es | 'BIOl'K ' CITY 4PACIFIC. . lArrl\e
Omalial Depot 18th end Webster Sts. | Omnha
6,00pm St. Paul Limited , ii:4'im : '
Leaves ! SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omalial UnlonDepot.lOth _ _ & Maton Sts.l Omaha
-6T53arnT.T77.Hloux Cfty Passenger . . .10:20iim :
6IOim. ; | . St. Paul Limited..r. . . . 9:4'am :
Lejvcsl TT'UNION PACIFIC. lArrlvei
OmannlUnion Deix > l. tOlh & Mason Sts I Omalm
10 Oflain , .Kearney Kxiuess , 3jpm :
tjpm : Overland Flyer 6:31im
2:13pm.Beatrice : & _ trom&b'gKx.ex.Sun ( ) . 3l5pm :
7:30pm Pacific Expre s 10Wam :
6Mpm ; Fast Mall 4IOpra :
I aveslYAIIA.SH RAILWAY. I
OmahalUnion Depot. 10th & _ Maton Bis I Omnhi
m..T TSt. Ix > uls Carnon l > ; itf. . , . .13
9IurrIuH l.lrcnif.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday :
Name und address. ABC.
Jamex Morrlssey , Omaha > '
MaKKle MoAlllirf , Omulia K
John Kelllher , Omnhit 27
Mary Silk , Omnha Si
John Kt-epnn , B uth Omaha 2s
Nellla Kenned , South Omuhii . . * . K !
Alhert W , Jake , KlUhrrn 21
Ma Ullmore. Klkhorn . . . . . . U
Henry 8. Clurlc. Woodbine , la 2 !
Mr * . Ida Ii. Clark , Harrison county , Iowa lt !
Hani Grant , Bouth Omaha
Murla Carlson , Omaha ' \
WAR ON RATES IS DECLARED
Anticipated Kansas Oity Out Put Into Ef
fect Yesterday Morning.
CHEAP RIDING FROM LOWER RIVER POINTS
Prospects Hint the I'lunciignr Itnto Mur
llo Intended Until It Itcuclics
Thin City It I'ciieo Is Not
Declared.
Yesterday the war In passenger rates
was Inaugurated In Kant-as City , St. Joseph ,
Atchlson and Leavenuorth to Chicago and
St. Louis , as predicted by The Dee last week ,
All roads hung out signs early that the rates
from thu points above named to Chicago
\\ould bo J9.GO one way Instead of $12.50 ,
which was the rate Monday. The Wabash
gave notice last vveek that It would make a
$ G rat3 to St. Louis from Kansas City , and
all lines touching the metropolis of M.ssourl
saw the bluff of the Wabash , and everybody
came Into the center yesterday , making a
rate of $7.15 from Atchtson and St. Joe and n
$11 rate from Omaha.
Kates from all western points to Chicago
and St. Louis arc based on the above figures ,
which , for the present at leait , leaves Omaha
unaffected BO far as tne umaha-Chlcago rate
Is concerned , the first town In Nebraska to
b affected by the reduction being Lincoln ,
which Is reduced 00 cents ; Denver to Chicago
la reduced to J20.25 , against the old rata of
$23.25. From Denver to St. Louis the new
rats Is $10.76 , against $18.25.
Unless something- done by the lines
represented In the Western Passenger
association meeting at Chicago the Omaha
rate to Chicago will bo placed at the same
figure as the southern Missouri gateways ,
he railroads contending that there Is no
Iffe-rence between the northern and southern
illssourl gateways when It cornea to rates.
everything depends upon the temper of the
iiembeM of the defunct association now try-
ng to get together under a new banner.
hould the brokers of Omaha , however , com-
nenc-3 to scalp the returning portion of home
seekers excursion tickets , as their brethren
n Kansas City have been doing for some
line and which led to the pres-
int reduced rates from the south-
rn Missouri points , Omaha will en-
loy like reduced rates. As yet
10 trouble has been experienced with the
Omaha scalpers , so the representatives of the
'allroads ' say , but there Is an uneasy feeling
hat some such action will bo taken by the
irokers In which event one road out-
Ide the association stands ready to put In
ho reduced rate to Chicago that now obtains
rom Kansas City and other lower Missouri
Ivor gateways.
All eyes are turned toward Chicago.
Omaha railroad men are praying that the
war will not strike here. With Lincoln and
ther competitive poIntR west affected by the
Kansas City rates It would bo foolishness to
upposo that the railroads could hold up the
present rate hero to Chicago , while the St.
.ails . rate Is reduced to $11. The situation
a Interesting and the moves on the checker
board are being watched with Interest.
COMUITTUH WAS TOO LA.IU1E.
Tlirco Men Can Hotter Huromtruct Ilia
PnvieiiRcr Association Tlmn Nine.
CHICAGO , Nov. 27. The committee of
nlno to which was referred the reorganlza-
Ion of the Western Passengar and Trans-
lontlnentul associations found Itself too largo
'or the work In hand and was divided or
athcr shrunk Itself Into a committee of three.
his committee Is to consider the plans for
he reorganization and report to the general
lommlttee , which will In turn report "to the
lull number of lines represented. The sub-
corrimlttee havingthD matter In charge' Is
composed of General Passenger Agents Charl-
: on of the Alton ami Sebastaln of the Rock
sland and Passenger Traffic Manager White
it the Atchlson. The subcommittee "was In
; esslon all day in. the offlco of Receiver Walktr
of the Atchlson road , and It Is doubttul If It
, vlll have Its work completed In time to allow
he full committed to report at the appointed
Imo tomorrovy. The attitude of the Union
Pacific Is causing some uncertainty. The
Atchlson will not become a member of any
association with the Union Pacific on the
outside.
The reduced rate of $9.EO from Kansas
City to ChlcaHp.went Into effect today on all
ho lines. Nq attempt has been made to
carry the rates beyond Kansas City or to
equalizeon the rate from Omaha. All the
roads have tacitly agreed to allow the tariffs
.0 remain undisturbed until after the meet-
_ ng now In progress shall have adjourned.
The chances are that tf no agreement la
reached the bottom will fall out of the pres
ent schedule with great rapidity.
Good Tliln ; for AiUiiM 1-coplo.
The Adams Express company , through
ts connection with the Hurllngton , Is enJoying -
Joying Increased traffic oa account of the
openlni ; up of Itn new line to Billings ,
liutte , Seattle , Tacoma , Bozemon , Ana
conda and the west. Hy the new time
card the Adams people can carry express
matter from Chicago to IHlllngR In forty-
two hours , leaving Chicago lit 3 a , m. nnd
dellveilng1 express to the Northern Pacific
the second clay out. Hy the arrangement
the Adorns Is In a position to distance- nil
competitor * to the northwest from six to
twenty-four hours. New markets for Kan
sas and Nebraska poultry have been opened
up by reason of the Adnms' extension Into
Montana nnd Oregon , one station In Nr-
braska shipping Monday nearly 10.000
pounds of turkeys for distribution along the
Uurllngton from Bherldun west.
Superintendent Ken ton Sanford IB corre
spondingly happy over the new turn af
fairs hnvo taken ami Bays business Isvery
much better than It was hint year. lie
also stated to The lie ? man that the Kan
sas City , Kort Scott & Memphis road had
been transferred to his territory , hereto
fore annexed to the southwestern division ,
which now gives him 5,500 miles of road to
look after. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
\ \ 111 Tut mi n 11 out I.liu- .
SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 27.-P. P. Shelby ,
assistant general traffic manager of the
Great Northern at Seattle , Is In the city.
Ho says that n traino arrangement has
been effected between the Great Northern ,
the Oregon Hallway & Navigation company
and the Southern Pacific by which passen
gers can be ticketed through to pastern
points from San KrnnclHco by way of Port
land , and also westward over the same line.
The Great Northern \ preparing to com
pete for the business between San Fran
cisco and Portland by Inaugurating a fast
steamer ccrvlce between the two ports ,
which will attempt to rival the speed tiy
rail. For this purpose a new steamer Is
being built , with a speed of twenty-seven
knots , oiv the same lines us the Northwest ,
now operated by the company on the lakes
between Buffalo and Uulutli.
Cudnliy Train Will Contlniin toJKun.
P. McCrath , the well known cattle buyer
for the Cudahyn. will be , transferred to Chi.
cage December 1 , where he will occupy a
like position.
There was a rumor In railroad circles yes
terday morning1 that the Cudahy Packing
company contemplates discontinuing Its fust
beef train to Chicago December 1. vthlch
leaves South Omaha about noon dally over
the Union Pacific nnd Northwestern. This ,
It was explained , was made necessary by
the determination of the Cudahy pecple ta
discontinue the killing of beef for export
purposes at the Bouth Omaha plant , doing
all that work hereafter In Chicago.
Manager I'M Cudahy fold last evening
there was no truth whatever In the report ,
and that the train would be run as usual.
Itiillwny hot vs.
Superintendent C. M. Hnthburn nnd I3n-
Klnecr W. II. Hush of the Missouri Pacific
wciu In the city yesterday on matters ol
detail connected with the company.
Assistant Gemrnl Pasenner Afjeot Pnync
of the Union Pacific returned from Chicane
ycau-rduy , where ho uas In attendance
upon the opening- meeting of the forrnei
members of the Western PaBsenger a bu.
elation. Mr. Lornax , his chief , went ovel
last nlKlit to participate In the prelimi
naries looking toward u reorganization ol
the association , being u member of tin
tramtnlssourl committee as appalntei
Monday.
rrnlliublu tlniiilinzlvlii hulr.
The Wainan'w auxiliary of St. John'i
church , Twenty-sixth nnd Franklin streets
gave its annual Thanksgiving sale yester
day afternoon und evening. Several tublcx
coveted with Know whlta linen , and ladei
with pies. c-iili'M , puddings und other den
cuoleH , were displayed. Uvury member of th
auxiliary society contributed aamethlne
ami many of the ladles of the church v > lu
nro not members of the society nlso sent
contributions.
Two largo table * filled with Christmas
Klfti wore alio offered for unit * . Thesi gltta
were principally In the nhnpo nf fancy em
broideries , hennlltchnl tablp linens , dollle * .
napkins , etc- . Miss Mntthcwn I * president
of the noclPty and Mrs. F. u. Thomas is
treasurer. The sole xvnn umlor tbt > pc-reonni
BUpervlBlon of these ladles. From n financial
tand | > olnt the sale was a success. The
proceeds will bo applied on the church debt.
JLOOKlNGf TOWARD OMAHA.
Mr. lliilnim Kny TliU City U Ili-girdcd tlio
I'nltiro Mnrkut for .Miintiiun.
O. C. Holmes , secretary of the Manu
facturers and Consumers association of Ne
braska , has returned from a trip over the
II. & M. railroad to Hillings nnd Inter
mediate points. Mr. Holmes accompanied
the excursion of the Lincoln Commercial
club , the party being composed of twcnty-
sovn Jobbers and manufacturers.
From Lincoln they went direct to Hillings ,
nnd from there returning to Sheridan , thence
to Hot Springs , and later to Lead City nnd
Deadwood. Mr. Holmoa was greatly pleased
with the people and tholr cordiality , the
excursionists being met nt all points by the
business men nnd citizens generally nnd
trusted to banquets , currlagw rides , etc. The
travelers were agreeably surprised to flntl
among the people aery warm feeling for
Nebraska manufacturers nnd Jobbers. They
found goods from this state In a good many
of th stores visited. The people of Hill
ings have felt for years that they were nt
the mercy of the Great Northern , nnd they
nro glad to get mi outlet by way of the U.
& M. railroad to Nebraska.
During the coming year Mr. Holmes ex
pects to see a good many cattle ( shipped
from that country to South Omaha. In
Hillings there appears to be n llttlo an
tipathy toward St. 1'nul and Minneapolis , on
iccount of what ts termed the rabid oppo-
iltlon In these cities to stiver. The people
re very rapidly getting the land suitable
or cultivation under Irrigation , and the
irops that they produce are astonishing to
nyono from the rain belt.
As Indicating the feeling In that country
o\\nnls Nebraska , Mr. Holmes says that hens
ns already received letters from there
.sklng for the names of firms making this
r that article , or for the names of Jobbers
f certain lines. He anticipates a very
arg-e trade from that country In the future
f the business men of this state will take
arc of It.
DUE TO CARELESSNESS.
lenHh Commlodoncr Slllo 1 Mules tlmt
Cnup tlio Xirnn < l of Srnrlot 1'nvor.
Health Commissioner Savlllo Is Inclined to
ellevo that much of the scarlet fever that
ias been prevalent this fall Is duo to the
: arecssnoss ! of some parents nnd physicians ,
lo Bays there Is too much tendency to be-
Ittle symptoms that , while they may not
serious In themselves , may throw out a
icntaglon that may result fatally to sonio
thcr persoii.
In the cases at the Lothrop school the
entaglon Is snld to bo duo to the fact that
no of the children who had n slight attack
f the disease was allowed to return to school
icfore the disease had exhausted Itself. The
ihlld was only slightly affected by the
llscaso 'and tlie physician called It scarlet
nsh nnd , the patient was only kept out of
ichool a week. When she returned a dozen
ther pupils Immediately contracted the
illscaso , and , whllo none of the cases have
irovcd fatal , several of them have been quite
ertous.
"Thero Is ono thing that nil parents and
ihyslclnns should remember , " continued the
cmmlsslonor , "and that Is that scarlet rash
.nd . scarlotlna nnd scarlet fever are all
denttcal. When a child has a moderate ut-
ock of scarlet fever It Is too customary for
he physician to call It scarlet rash and not
equlro the vigilance that should be kept.
Culling It by another name does not lessen
ho danger and the child U Just na likely
.o glvo the fever to , another as though It had
md a really severe attack Itself. The ,
eachcrs In the schools should ajso ba
Igllnnt In this particular. If a pupil shows
nny symptoms of the rash It should be sent
icme at once- and not allowed ta return to
ichool until two or thrro weeks after the
disease has apparently spent Its virulence , "
City UVIshclMVII1
Til a city weighers held a incctliiR last ,
evening at the olllcc of the city Inspector
of weights nnd measures for the purpose
of forming- organization for mutual ben
efit and accommodation. The organization
was not nerfi.-cted last night , but tne
project was generally discussed and an
other mcctlnK will bo held next Tuesday-
evening at the same place. It was resolved
last evening , however , to close nil the
scalp olllcea of the department at 5 "o'clock
'n the alterncon from December 1 to April
„ each vear. The matter of Issuing dupli
cate tickets came In for a Bfiieral dis
cussion , and It was finally rosolvcu to
charge 5 cents for each duplicate In the
'uture.
Unrllul by AllHi fuller' * final.
Miss Fuller's class In elocution Rave a
recital last night In the auditorium of tlio
unK AIcn'R Christian association buildlnir.
A large audience was present to enjoy along
long- program at music nnd recitations. All
! ho selections were well received and almost
all were encored. A great portion of the
numbers were given by little girls , all of
whom did exceedingly well. Miss Coon saiiif
a , solo with very good effect. The banjo
solo nnd encore by Mr. CiimmlnRS was also
worthy of particular mention. Ills solec-
ons were dlfllcult nnd suited to exhibit
ho quickness of his fingering.
Mllldii.T School 'I iMiuUsflvinc I'orgriiiii.
The Castcllor Street Presbyterian church
Sabbath school will give Us annual Thanks
giving entertainment Thursday eveningat
: SO. The program will consist of special
Thanksgiving ; music by the Sabbath school
choir , recitations nnd singing by the classes.
A feature of the evening- will bo nn exhi
bition of colored atercoptlcon vlewa of
> lble scenes , durlnir which Dr. Wilson , the
j > nstor , will make an nddrefs. The enter
tainment Is tree. AH nre welcome.
C'onteitlni ; I'rlnrx'A rirclliHi.
Andrew McAndrews has c-mmenced pro
ceedings In the county court contesting the
election of Sol Prince OH councilman from
the Third ward. The petition alleges that
Ptlnce Is not n resident of the wardrorwaa
not at the time of the election , und at that
time was not a qualified voter of the city.
I'nr Mrullne Miillt' * Drill ; ' .
William Frey was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon on a warrant charging him with
stealing a quantity of valuable drugs from
Krnest Stunt. When arrested he had the
durgs with him In a satchel.
Tim IUA : 1/1 v AiAicivur
INSTIIUMHNTS placed on record Nov. 27 ,
1891.
WAIWANTY mina. : :
II A Iln r nml wife to II I , Millims. lot 1 ,
block C , Nun port , loin 13 tn 15 , Mock
1. lots 10 to 21. block 2. Valley I'lucv. . . 1,000
Ij Ilmrrr lo Clinrli-i Nnycn , loin i anil
S , block 1 , liirt lr\lnKtun.\ v 300
Thotnns Iliinka nnd wlfn to J ( I Jewell ,
lot 2 , L > li > ( U 3 , I'UlnUrw l.prt
Kmnm Orpcnir to Jo ? | ili On-nitr. n V4
lot 3 , block C2 , fiuutli Onmhi X
A M Gorelrlch ti > A II Hunt , tut 19. block n ,
HhuU'it ill nild > , 1
A II Hunt nnil wire to A II Uw.dKch. lot U ,
block 10 , s.inie. . . . . . , . * . . , 1
M I > MclliMe nnd ulfo to W O Hmimlfn.
loin 23 ami 21 , black I. IrlKK ! I'laic 2.SOO
nmucl Jacobs und wife tn ( I W Wnlllri ,
w 22 tvtt of e 41 feet lot H. Hock 121 ,
Omaha v 211,000
QUIT CLAIM liiiB. : ;
City to I.lilu I , lUrtlrtt , 3x159 frl adjoin- >
Ins o B'.de lot 8. ( Irlllln & H'B ud4 1
Same toVllllnm U.-ulln. 33xCH feet rnm-
mrnclni ; at no corner lot 1. . nnd 2,1101
feet ronimoncInK at c linn lot 8 and n
line Hickory Btreel , nil In UHfTIn & K'
add 1
oRers Ittnl l > tilc : roniiiny | to P II Her ,
lot 3 , Work 212. of line bclwt-eii sections
23 and 24 , Omitia , , 1
U lloufrn and wlfcr to mine , lot i , block
212. same 1
DKKDH.
Special mailer In A A lln\cnieyer , lot 1 ,
block 17 , Hertford 1'Uoe 1,204
Same U > O F IMU ramiwny , lot 4 , bUirk
7 , Uul'unt riHCf. . , , . . . , goo
lifrirt tn M W Hrulkcnbiich , iindHUleit U
of e V , lot 7 , bluck 9 , Omalm , , , , 731
Total amount of tranxftr * . , . , , t32&U
Wlien Baby waa elcV , wo Rave her Castorfa.
Wlicn the was a Clilld , tlio crlod for Cutorla.
When filio became llku , eliojcluns to CutorU.
When the had Children , she cat o them ( Jostorl * . .