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SITUATIONS WANTED !
YOUNO MAN WANTS PLACC TO I3AU1
board while attending college. Rooses' Duslnei
college , ISth and I'nnmm. A S09
EXPERiKNcno nooKKEnrnu. ACCURATI
and good penmnn , desires pos tlon In oHIce c
ns collector ; best of city references. U 4 Dee.
A-M467 2
I'OR ' 03 I1Y A SUCCKS. '
fui traveler ; nix > enrs with old house ; ni
well known In Wyoming , Colorado , South lit
hotn and Nebraska ; unquestionable reference ;
Address D 14 , lice. A-C75 2
_ _
WANTED. 11Y A NKAT AND 1'AbT HANI
flowing In families , 75 cents per day. AiUlrei
D 13. lleo. A-C30 2 *
_
WANTED MALE HELP.
"WANTED A FEW PRRSON8 IN EACH PLAC
to do writing ; send stamp for ICO-paRe boo
of particulars J. Woodbury , 127 W. 42d ntrec
N. Y. City. II 191
COAL , MINERS T
CO to Sherldnn , Wyo. Apply nt olllce bhrrliln
Coal Co. , 1C05 rnrnam. 11-493
MEN or GOOD ADDRESS CAN piiocUR
steady employment at good pay by calling c
151C DoURlna St. U-M792-UH
. . . . TEAMSTERS. STATION
south ! work near Memphis , Hhlp Jail :
Kramer's labor asciicy" llth nnd rarnam stree
11-M475 I *
SALESMEN , SALARY OR COMMISSION T
Introduce our coeds to the trade. Pentianei
position , staple line , fast sellers , big prollt
pleasant work. Address with stamp Kir
Mfg. Co , C 42. Chicago. II M483 4 *
OY , 14 TO 16 , FOR ERRANDS AND COI/ln <
lions. Cull Monday morning at 8 o'clock , hml
Premier T > PL writer Co. U53 2
MAN TO LOCATE AT LINCOLN I
ihurge of hruncxh house ; salary. General bus
ness experience only necessary. Address 1) 1
Hee. 11 MCii V
8ALEBM AN , CALLING ON GROCERY AN
general stores , to handle , on a. frtxxl comml
nlon , two of the best selling articles ever pi
I before the trade ; Junt out and a vvnner ; eU' '
' present territory and leference. Address loc
fax 44 , Hampton , la. U-611 2
A GOOD MAN WANTED TOR NEXT YEA
to sell to the countiy and retail tiade. di
KOodu specialties on commission , a. T. 1
I ohramm , mgr. , 214 Chestnut sticet , I'hlli
delphla. Pa. 11-C07 2"
WEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT HOME ;
nay JS 00 to (1600 pci < week for making cm > c
pictures ; new patented method ; any one wl
f oan read or write can do the work , day t
night. Address , with stamp. I send work i
once. II. A. Orlpp , German urtlst , Tyrone. I'
i U-M'J 2
ivANTED , A GROCERY DELIVERY MA !
hotel steward and collector. City Emplovmei
bureau , 1204 1'arnnm. 11 640 2 *
WANTED , COMPETENT MAN TO TAK
charge of branch olllce business In this sta
tor old established manufacturing compan
permanent position , with advancement , to rig
party ; reasonable salary to begin with ; smt
cash capital required In the arrangement ; a
Iillcnnt pleaito stnto previous business expel
cneo and financial worth ; references. Addre
Manufacturer , D 6 , care of Bee office.
D-C16 2'
GOOD MAN AS ADVERTISING AGENT EAC
county U. 8. ; no canvassing ; cash paid ; e
close stamp. Kearns Co , Oreensbuig , Ind.
' U-MC27 3'
STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKKEEPERS , SALE
men and teacheis desiring positions In Tex
i arc Invited to address The Texas lluslnesa 11
1 rvnu , J. W. Hudnoll , proprietor , Dallas , Text
H-C24 2'
> VANTED , SALESMEN TOR LINE CIOAR
full particulars , Address with stamp , Sumat
Cigar Co , Chicago , Ills. 11 M623 4' '
>
JIDVERTIBINO SOLICITOR WANTED. T
work on paper MX years old ; weikly clrcul
tlon guaranteed 10,000 ; 3 per cent commlssio
f rayalilc as cash Is collected ; a splendid oppc
tunlty for a solicitor : no other need apply.
B. H > att llus. MET. , Lincoln , Neb. 11-6811' '
A riHBT CLASS ENQIIAVER AND JEWELL
at once. A. Mandelberg. 16th and I'urnam si
It S97-J
r WANTED FEMALE HELP.
SVANTED , AN ENERGETIC , CAPAIU
woman ; position permanent. Ample remum
ntlon. Address p 10 , Vet. C M3-3' '
WANTED ; LADIES , II" YOU WISH EMPLO
ment at jour homes , tend self addressed e
I velupe for descriptive circular and commen
-work ; good wages. Alfred Knitting Compar
"Wlnthrop. MOM C M64S 7' '
HAVE YOU Sl'ARR TIME ? WD CAN FU !
nlsh light work nt home to ladles at fair pa
I no canvassing ; no fake ; s nd i'ia postal nc
j for supplies to make 16.00 worth of work ; I
I struct Ions , etc. Chicago Press Clipping burea
Uikesfde llldg. , Chicago. C
HOUSE WANTED FOR BMALU 1IA11Y ; MU !
h&ve experience and bejt o ( reference. C23
40th. street. C-641 2' '
A 1'ERMANENT POSITION AT 118 WEEK !
Is guaranteed any lady who will work for
I iiuletly at home ; all material tree. Heply w
I stamped env. , Woman's Mutual Ilenettt C
Jollet. III. C CIS 2
WANTED , LADIES AND GIRLS ran nos
employment ; (4 to 110 easily made ; any worn
i > Uiu can use tha needle can < l3 the woi
j Bend Belf-addressed envelope. Atlas Need
I Work Co. , 1S3 West T entthird tieet , N
JV'oik City. C20 2
AVANTED ENERGETIC JEWISH YOU ?
lady of gtxxl nddreu for responsible pusltli
Address 1 > 15 , lite. C 669 2
IVANTED , COMPETENT NURSE FOR YOUI
l by at 207 S. 39th street ; best of refercr
required. C 676
WANTED. INTELLIGENT LADIES ix
new work ; tulary , 150 per month. Call at
North 141h street. Mrs. M. E. B. C < ! 7 2
FOB BENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , r. X. DARLING , DARKER DLOC
D 49
HOUSES IN ALL PAUTB OF THE CITY. Tl
O. F. Davis company. IMS rornam. D 13
KELKEMNY & CO , II. 1 , CONTINENTAL 11L
, D 4S
ron RENT TWO S-HOOM ELEGANT IHUI
houses ; all modern convenience * ; 1 block fr
AValnut Hill motor , liS. Comptroller's olllce.
U 43
BEVEN-ROOM MODERN FLAT S HLOC
from Ilee building , J15 00. Omaha Real Eit
unil Trust Co. , room 4 , lle bldg. D 4'j
GOOD FIVE-ROOil COTTAGES , 1800 PI
month. L. S. Skinner , 110 N. Y. Life.D
D 4S
CHEAPEST 6-nOOM COTTAGE. WITH 1JA1
in city. Hrducca. to 115.00 , JOM California M ,
_ _ _
5t\DUIl-nOOM MODERN FLATS. I9TH A :
Leivtnworth. J. W. Squire , ZS Dee bldg.
LARGE HOUSES IN DUNDEE PLA
cheap till iprlng. J , W. Squire , I Dee blili
, _ P M6 <
HOUSES ; 1JENAWA & CO. , IN X. UTH I
D-M7 !
, vrf - /
FOB BENT HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR RENT , HOUSE OP 9 ROO S AND DAIU
on Park ave. Inquire at 422 S. Uth et.D
D 856
FIRST CLASS MODERN 12-ROOM HOUSE
SOW Ulnney , 11000. Wlthnell , 207 N. Y. Life.
D-501
rOUR-ROOM COTTAG15 , CIS WILLIAMS ST.
D M249D20 *
TOR RENT-CHEAP TOR THE WINTER
one 8-room house , three 6-room cottages J
A. ficott , Omaha Not'l bank. D-M278D22
LAT , REASONAI1LE TEii > Isr IN
quire 1919 Dodge. D 303
FOR RENT DESIRAI1LE DWELLINGS II
nil parts of Omaha. E. H. bhcafe , 432 1'axtoi
block. D 334D24 *
3-ROOM COTTAGE , S. E. CORNER OF 23R1
and Clark stieet. Eilqulrel523 Jackson street.
D M338
5-ROOM COTTAGE , 119 NO 37TH , TAKE TAR
nam car. Apply at Stoetzel stove store.
D-431
6-ROOM HOUSE , 311 WOOLWORTH AVE.
one 3-loom , 1301 California St. D 233D19 *
FOR RENT LARGE I1RICIC HOUSE , 1
rooms modern Improvements ; No. 1042 Georgl
ave. J , M. Simeral , 350 and 352 I3ec bldg
D M 459-5
FIVE ROOM HOUSE , WALNUT HILL , 13 PEI
month. Apply 2020 Harney. D 567 2 *
FOR RENT. MODERN 8-UOOM HOUSE ; AT
tic , stable. 2625 Sewaid street ; apply nex
door. D M6S4 31
roil RENT. A SPLENDID COTTAGE , EIGH'
rooms ; modern conveniences , separate ) arC
D blocks from new postofllce (1911 ( Cass street ) ;
line opportunity for a business man to get
desirable house close down town ; to right part
will make rent } 2j 00. T. C. llruncr , Koom 1
Ware block. D M382 2
FOR RENT , EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MOD
ern Improvements No. 406 N. 23d street.
D M581 3
HOUSES & STORES , r. D. WEAD , 16 & Dougla
D-605-il :
FOR UENT , NICE 6-ROOM COTTAGE , IN
quire 837 South 24th'st. U 659-2'
FOR RENT , 8-noOM COTTAGE , WITH AL1
modern conveniences. Apply Milton Roxers i
Sons , 14th and rarnam streets. D M646 8
TWO HOUSES ; MODERN ; S. 19TH , NEA1
Vlnton ; desirable. Address Gco. W. Coati
Omaha or Council Bluffs. D 642 2
II. E. COLE CO. , 100 N. 15TH.
16 00 , 8-room modern house , J319 N. 17th. 110 ft
8-room , modern , 2414 Ersklne. 8 rooms , moden
barn , 32J3 Pacific , 118 00. 8 rooms , 918 N. 19tl
125 00 , and largest list In Omaha to select frun
3-room 11 it , southeast corner 16th and Leaver
worth , 13 60. D M631 4
FOR I ENT. ELEGANT 10-R. MODERN DWE1
ling ; large barn , nice lawn ; location 21st an
Spruce. W. N. Nason , 407 IJrown block
D M674 8
FOB BENT FUBNISHED BOOMS.
PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
Inquire 1919 Dodge. E JOS
1 UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM , STEA ]
heat , bath , It ) minutes from 16th and Farnan
Address D 8 , Dec olllce. E 693
VERY DESIRA11LE FURNISHED AND XI >
furnished rooms , with board , 212 B , 25th stree
E CO. !
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH FIRS
class board. 1722 Dodge. E 593-3 *
TWO WARM , FURNISHED ROOMS FOi
housekeeping , cheap. 2611 St. Mary's avenue.
E-MC91 2"
2 ROOMS. SINGLE OR ENSUITE ; MODRRK
1020 Capitol avenue. E M483 3 *
FURNISHED ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. 20 :
St. Mary's avenue. E M617
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT HOOM ; STEA !
heat. Tilephone 1,802. E MC61 3
TWO FRONT ROOMS ; ALL CONVENIENCE !
211 S. 24th street. U-M66I
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABI
THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRON
rooms , with all convclnences , for gentleme
only ; location very desirable. Apply to 20
Harney street. F M411 ll
FRONT ROOM , WITH DOARD , 2013 DOUGLA !
F 103 DH
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REN :
with board. Call at 2107 Douglas.
F 283 D22
THH HILLSIDE. 18TH AND DODGE ; LARG
south rooms , sleam heat ; first class table.
- F 402 8 *
TWO SOUTH ROOMS , FIRST CLASS BOAR ]
2105 Douglas. F 457 !
SOUTH FRONT PARLOR : ALSO SMALL RM !
good board ; reasonable. The Rose , 2)20 Harne
F 66S D23
SO.OTH FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE FOR T\V <
with board ; references. 226 Douglas street.
F 643 2
NICEILY FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOAR
for two ; hot and cold water In room , furnai
heat , bath ; special offer , JU.OO each. 1621 Ca
street. F < J21 2 *
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD ; CAN Al
oommodate a few day boarders. J810 Chlcai
street. F M666 4
TWO SOUTH ROOMS , FIRST CLASS BOAR1
2105 Douglas. F M677 6 *
THREE FINE ROOMS , HANDSOMELY FUI
nlshed , with or without board ; bath , heatc
gas ; best location. 2205 rarnam. G 638 2 *
FOB BENT STOBE"8 AND OFFICE
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDINI
910 Farnam street. Tills building has a fir
proof , cement basement , complete steam lion
Ing fixtures , water on all Moors , gas , etc A
ply at the olllce of The Dee. I 91C
FOR RENT , DESK ROOM , 15.00 MONTH. 3
Hoard of Trade.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , LADY TO WORK AT HOME. 115
weekly. No canvassing. Send stamp. Este !
Montgomery , 631 16th St. , Denver , Colo.
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL MRS. SHAFFE
latent cake Brtdille ; sells on sight ; iwiltl
froof you can-reallto 12500 a week ; send stam
on a Griddle Co. , Uelavan , Wls. J M651 9'
WANTED , LADY AGENTS TO SELL Til
best wearing and belt selling corset on eart
the Hygvla. For particulars write the Weste
Corset Co. , St. Lou/n , Mo. J
CHANCE ) OF A LIFETIME ; WANTBD. ENE !
getlc , responsible parties for state , city , coun
and town agencts | for sale of Clark's R
Cross Electric Medical Water , salve , talts , eti
not a beverage , a natural medicine ; llbei
Inducement * and big money to the right poni <
Address Hljr Rapids Mineral Water Co , 1 ]
Rapids , Mich. J44 2'
WANTED , GENERAL AGENTS , SELLIf
patented household necessity to dealers ; t
elusive territory ; no compolltlon ; n6 capl
required ; big profits ; particulars fr b , Ja ;
Novelty Co. , 63 Dearborn street , Chicago , III
AGENTS. nvEiixWHERE. FOR HOLIDJ
books , booming holiday business now on ; 01
nt , 60 cents ; agents msktng 120 per week. /
dress quickly , Monroe Uook Co. . Denver. Co
J-t262
SEND FOR ONLY COMBINED UURGLJ
alarm and lock In the world ; welrht 1 ounci
agents making 185.00 weekly ; sample 50c , p :
paid ; particular * tree. Ferrli Mfg. Co. , C
COSO , 111 , TJ 9.
AOENTS WANTED.
Continued.
WONDERFUL OFFnit-OUR GRAND CATA
logue , over SSO llluittrntkmn , agents * latwt good
nnd novelties , l writing pen , fountain nttsch
ment , 1 elegant gentleman's \vntch chain oni
charm , guaranteed 20 ) enrs ; jour name li
agents1 directory 1 jcnr. oil sent for 10 cents
postage , 2 cents. Empire Novelty Cov , 117 Trc
monl street , Boston , Maj . J 6202 *
GENTS AREMAKING MONEY BOOMING Till
Pinnock electric light of Boston , M.tsu Cpmpan ;
owns n system that Illuminates 1,000 lights wlU
1 horse power. Parent company shircTare sell
Ing at 125.00. 20 per cent dlv Idcnd paid.
. 1 _ . J-6282 *
'ANTED , AGENTS TO SELL ALUMINUX
novelties ; new gnods for the hnlldajs ; Immcns
profits ; all goods delivered free ; sample li
Plush lined cae , 10 cents ; Illustrated cntnlogu
free , Iladnrtt Aluminum Co , Mcdlnah Temple
Chicago , 111. J 631 2
ANTED , AGENTS , EVERY CITY ; JUST OUT
nothing like It ever seen , Lonmls stamp holdc
nml molstenei. Hells nt light ; every bank
olllce , store nnd business man wants one. In
structlons nnd sample by mall , 75 cents. I
> ou moan business write for outfit. Postals no
answered. The Cincinnati Pure Aluminum Co ,
Cincinnati , O. J M630 4"
GENTS WANTED ; THE BEST BUIISCIUF
tlon liook for the holiday season ; fine arts n
the fair ; 24' ' ) half-tones of contents of art gal
lery only ; large site : .save time and remit 11. "
for simple copy In cloth ! will refund If you d
not sell. Rand , McNahy & Co , 160-174 Adam
street. Chicago. J 67j 2
GENTS , SALESMEN ; GREAT Pt'ZHLE ll"
Bover , author of the famous " 13. 15 , 14 ; " rapl
Belling. Apply early by moll to Prison Cel
Puzzle Co , 71 Randolph St. , Chicago , III.
J-670 2
OOD SOLICITORS , BOTH LADIES AN1
gentlemen , to sell mineral matrr ; active agent
cnn make money , W. O. Albright Co. , Brune
WM.k hotel. J M663 3 *
76 CO A WEEK PAID TO LADIES AND GENT
to sell the Rnp'd DHh Washer ; washes nn
dries them In two minutes without wetting th
. hnndu ; no experience necessary ; sells at slghl
permanent position Addrtss W. P Harrlso
ft Co . Clerk No. 14. Columbus , O.
TORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS. 1214 HARNE
M-M3
TOUAOn FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEA !
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 rarnamM504
M-504
EST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. S
gov. bonded warehouse. Household good
stored. Lowest rates , 1013-1015 Lcavenworth.
M 605
END FOR LITTLE BOOK , "HOW TO SPE (
u'ato Successfully In the Grain and Sto <
Markets , " mailed free. Comstock , Hughes
Co , Rlalto Building , Chicago. M 12 2 *
WANTED TO BUY.
CITY & CO. CLAIMS. PRITCHARD , 1712 FAR' :
N 506
WILL , GIVE 122,000 CASH FOR 22-FOOT LO
on Farnam or Douglas between Uth nnd 1611
J. J. Gibson , 317 First Nat'l bank bldg.N237
N-237
jECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASI
Antlquaran book store , 1519 Farnam street.
N-8SO D14
I AVE CASH BUYERS FOR 5 TO 8-ROO !
houses , cant "of 21th street , noith of Cumlni
Garvln Bros , 210 N. Y. Life. N-M692 6
VANTED , GOOD SECOND HAND HO
water heater ; give size , make , price. Addrei
Gurncy , Yankton , S. D. N M5S9 3
VANTED. AN OLD CAVALRY SABER ; MUS
bo cheap. Address D 7 , Bee olllce.NM583
N-M583 3 *
VANTED TO BUY A SECOND-HAND SAFI
must bo cheap for cash. 60S Paxton b'ock
N 637 2
VANTED , 4 OR 6-FOOT STANDING DESJ
Wlnona Implement Co. , 14th and Nicholas ,
N-M623 2
VANTED , COLUMBIAN STAMPS , USED O
unused ; state quantity nnd price. Address ,
J. Caldvvell , 390 N. Clark St. , Chicago. III.
N 673 2
FOB SALE FUBNITUBE.
URN1TURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM S'
Saturday. 10 a m. Robt. Wells. O 607
[ LOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF TURN
ture , stoves , etc. L. Altman , 808 N. 10th.
0-508
FOR SALE , CARPET , SHADES AND FUI
nlture at 409 So. 25th ave. O 601-3
FOB SALEHORSiS , WAGONSET (
HAETON , BARGAIN ; NEW CLOTH , LEAT1
cr , paint , 165 ; another , 125. Drummond Cge C
P M42S D20
; 2000 BUYS GOOD HORSE FOR HACK , Dl
livery or draft ; weight , 1,160 ; call at one
Room 309 Karbach block. P M639 3
FOB BALE MISCELLANEOUS.
F YOU BUY. BUY THE BEST ; MACKII
toshes , rubber boots , arctics , syringes of n
kinds , gas tubing ; all best quality. Omal
Tent and Awning Co. , 1311 I'urnam st. Q 603
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTA
fence made. C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q 610
CORN FODDER FOR SALE , FOUR BLOCK
north Lead Works , Ea Omaha. Tom Anderso
Q-311 D1Q
iVEGMAN PIANOS , BRIDGEPORT ORGAN
Woodbrldge Bros , 117 So. 17th. Q-235
j'IRE BRICK , CAR LOTS , 114 ; SMALL LOT
115 M ; fire clay , sand , gravel , screenings. Wr
J. Welshnns , 331 Board of Trade. Tel. 1689
Q 456 D27
: ORNI WHEAT ! OATS ! WRITE OR WIH
for prices on mixed or whole cars of cor
wheat , oats , feed or flour , delivered In yoi
town. W. J. Crandall , Firth , Neb.
Q-M474 4'
FREE ! BOOK , "HOW TO SPECULATE SUi
cessfully on the Grain and Stock Market
trading on limited margns explained. Con
& Co. , Rlalto building , Chicago , 111. Q 6)0 ) 2 <
FOR SALE , A FURNACE IN GOOD REPAIR
one of the b < > st made ; can be seen at MOO bhe
man avenue ; hardware store , Q C36 2'
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. GOOD BARN
Ice house , excellent pasture , spring water ; o
mile from South Omaha. Charles Chllds , 1 !
Lcavenworth street , Omaha. n 433-3 <
WANTED THE GARB OF A BABY GIRL I
a reliable woman. 332 } Meridlth avenue.
i R-645 2 <
CLAIBVOYAUTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , R
liable business medium ; 7th > car at 119 N. 16
S 511
THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT XS
palmist , the young Mme. Romalne , has c
rived In the city and can be consulted on i
matters ; thousands have been made happy
her advice ; those wishing correct advice
business , changes , journeys , marriages , la
suits , family , etc. , call on the maaame a
be convinced she has no equal ; letters co
talnlng stamp promptly answered ; buslne
strictly confidential. Hours , 9 to 9 1617 Cl
cage street. 8 M6SO S
, BATHB. ETC.
MADAM SMITH. 602 B. 13TH , 2D FLOO
room 3 ; massage , Mipor , alcohol , steam , si
phurlna and sea baths. T M619 C
MASti'AdE. MADAME BERNARD. 1421 DODO
T 128 D-J
TUBKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATH ROOMS , EXCLUSIVELY F (
ladles. Suite 109-10 , Bee Bldg. 655
PEB8ONAL.
MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. 1311 F/
u si :
CHRYSANTHEMUMS ; HESS & B WO BOD
florists , 1411 rarnam ; Paxton hotel ; tel. 1501.
U 484-D :
VIAVI ; HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIE
Health book and consultation free. Addresa
call Vlavl Co. , 349 lleo bldg. Lady attendai
U-5i :
MASSAGE ELECTRO THERMAL BATH
chiropodist. Mme. Post , 319 > j S. Uth St.
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET. MADE
order from measure , 19X1 Farnam street.UMZt
U-MZt
FIFTEEN ELEGANT CAIltNET PHOTOS :
3 different styles , $1.99 , at Cowan's , 534 IJroe
way , Council Bluffs. U M435 DZ
OPEN DECEMBER 3 , 1S94 , TO THE LADI ;
of Omaha , N rb. : Two ladles from BosU
Mass. , will open rooms at 1816 Chicago stn
for the benefit of suffering women. Th <
ladles have had a wide experience In treat !
chronic and acute diseases by the latest mei
ods. Ladles , call on us , state > oUr ci
plainly , and we will bo sure to give you rell
do not suffer longer ; consultation fro * . Olt
hours , 9 iu m. , to 5 p. m. ; Sundays , 1 tc
p. m. . U-M4C4 , DM
ATTENTION LADIES ! "EMMA" DUST E
velop r will enlarge your bust K Inch
Guaranteed. Staled Instructions c , or 21-pi
Illustrated catilWi ) ( c , by mall. Emma Tel
listar , Boston , Mais. 1
LADIES TURKISH AND ELECTRIC QATI
complexion treatment , bust development , mo.
cure and chlrbpodlst. Mme. Post , 31 H Soi
15th , str et. U-
OETT MARJHED : FOR PARTICULARS A
drum , with stamp , the Prudential Matrtmon
bureau. 403 New York Life building , Omaha
MARRIAGE TAPER IN PLAIN SEAL !
wrapper fr ; larK st , oldest and most rellat
3,000 correspondents many wealthy. The Hi
Ing Hand , Chicago , 111. U CJO :
PEI ONAL.
CoiUjnutd.
PRESCRIPTIONS Of "CELEBRATED _ _
clans that cure ersirrtty , catarrh , pllrs , rhcu
matlem , lost innnhoWl nit forms ot prlvntc
disease , guarantee ! -ifcscrlptloi | for any dls
ease jou nifntlonelijr' mall Jl W. Atldren IK
112 Omnho , JfeT ) . U 3J V
lf ESTATE.
IFE INSURANCE 1-OLICIES LOANED OJS
or bought. F , O. Vhesney , Kan < as City , Mo.
ANTHONY LOAN Si T UST CO. , 318 N.Y.LlfE
lonn nt low rntoiriior choice security In Nc
brnska and Iowa furma or Omaha clt > pr.perty
fl W 51 }
_ _ _
MONEY TO LOANllONI FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county , Improved urul nnlmproNcd Omaha ren
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam st.
. W-518
_ _
10NEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH/
real estate. Brcnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk
W-517
_ _
CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWES !
rates. Pusey & Thomas , First Nat'l bldg
W-M248
1ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. Till
O. r. Davis Co , 1003 Farnam St. W 518
10NEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OI <
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate
1 to 6 years. Fldclltj Trust Co , 1T02 Fqmam.
W-S1G
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED C1T1
property , J3.UOO nnd upwards , 6 to 7 per cent ! ni
Oelnjs. W , Farnam Smith & Cj , U2J Fainam
W-519
CHAS. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. UK. BLDO.
W-343
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL E3TATF
at 6 per cent. W. B. Milkle , 1st Nat. bank bl (
W 521
; ERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS
J. W. Squire , 248 Bee bldg. W-S22
CITY LOANS , C. A. STARR , CIS N. Y. LIFE.
W-881
100 TO 5,000. F. D. WEAD , 1CTII & DOUGLAS
\\C04-31
VANTED TO VORROW 1750 ON GOOD FAR !
16 < ) acres , Unproved , In Iluftnlo county , for on
o three 3 cars. Addrcts Lock Box 133 , Omaha.
W-598-7
lARGE LOANS , LOW RATES. SMALL LOANS
short time. H. H. Harder & Co. , Bee Bldg.
W-C57 31
MONEY TO JL.OAW CHATTELS.
iIONDY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; yo
can pay the loan oft at any t'me or In an
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
30C S. 16th street.
X-123
iIONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD TURN ]
ture , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind c
chattel security nt lowest possible rates , whlc
> ou can imy back at nn > time and In nn
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Room 4 , Wlthnell block. X 523
B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 , RAMGE BLOCK
X 528
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES II
old line companies. Send description. A. K
Brocklesby , Box 233 , Hartford , Conn.
Y M830 D14 *
FOR SALE , 26-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE
centrally located. Rent low. A bargain. D
Bee. Y 504
WANTED ; PARTNER IN ESTABLISHE1
paying bulslness ; must be good business man
require M.OOft AddrvssjD 12 , Bee. Y MG4I 4 *
FOR. SALE , OLD ESTABLISHED FRUIT AN !
produce commission business In Chicago , whlc
assures goal Income ; has paid present ovvn
400 per cent a jfear for several jears abov
actual Investment t poor health cause ot bait
Address U 9 , Lord & Thomas , Chicago
„ Y08 2
I-OK EXCHANGE.
V GOOD LOT Iff EkST OMAHA TO EX
change for joung work horses or mulet
Lamoreaux Bros , t06 S. 10th. 2-627
BANKERS IAND , REAL ESTATD AGENT
Tal e Notice Hard'tlrrles has made It posslbl
to get hold of good business blocks In Omah
and take farm lands Ih exchange. I solid
correspondece. J. J. Gibson , 317 1st Nat. banl
Z 801
GOOD NEW BICYCLE FOR HIGH GRAD :
hammrrless gun. Address E. Falrman , Octuvl :
Neb. Z M488 2
FOR MORTGAGEiPAPER OR CLEAR LANI
one of the finest properties In Lincoln , brlnt
Ing annually J4&yO. Address , Lock Box 36 :
Lincoln , Neb. & M400 2 *
OMAHA RESIDENCE OR BUSINESS PROI
erty , clear , and cash , for stock of mcrUiar
dlse. Alex. Moore , 504 N. Y. Life.
Z M580 2
2 TRACKAGE LOTS ON N. UTH ST. , NEAI
Nicholas , to trade for clear unimproved Inslri
residence lots. Hamilton Bros , 414 So. 18th s
ZG02-2
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER FOR AN H
rlgated Colorado farm ? Davis , 310 N. Y. Lll
building , Omaha , Neb. / < EO 2
FOR SALE OR TRADE , FOR SOMETHIN
useful , an organ ; also horse and wagon <
phaeton. 1S24 North 26th street. Z 613 2'
TRADE ; 160-ACRE FARM IN BROWN COUNT
near Nlobrara river ; good buildings , runnln
water and about 75 acres of heavy timber , a
fenced ; will trade for stock ot general mei
Ehandlse or stock hardware. Joseph Zerrat
boxr DOS , Schuyler , Neb. Z 656 3 *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS , S MILES FROM PO81
otllce , easy terms. Call at 940 N. Y. Life.
RE-528
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARM !
sale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker block.
RE 529
FOR SALE , NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEI
lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 30th and Sahlei
(1,250 00 ; long time. Inquire 1318 Farnam. San
uel Burns RE 530
BARGAIN , 160 TO 1,500 ACRES OF CHOIC
land 6 miles from Omaha P. O. cheap. Ltbcn
terms. Address C , 12 , Bee , Omaha.RE
RE S03 Dll
MODERN 12-ROOM HOME , VERY CUBA
and oh easy terms. 2013 Blnney st. RE 918
GREAT BARGAINS
Which must be sojd within the next few day
22 feet on Cumins st. |
Double store in Dupont Place.
4-room cottage In Lowe's addition.
10-room house In Credit Foncler , fine fruit or
lots of It , ground 88x147.
12,000 lot In Crcston for J800. |
And other BIO BARGAINS.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam street.
RE 239
WANTED , FOR A CUSTOMER , AN 8 6
9-room modern house In Hanscom Place or v
clnlty ; must be cheap for cash. Fidelity Tru
Company , 1702 Furnam st. RE M243
EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERT1
farms , merchand se. Garv In Bros. , 210 N. " !
Life. RU M233
WE HAVD BUYERS FOR NEAT 5 OR 6-ROO
cottages , must be snaps , for all cash. Fiaell
Trust Company , 1702 rarnam street.
RE-242
RESIDENCE , 84-FOOT CORNER , KOUNTZ
Place. 15.000 00. F. K. Darllpg. RE-JJ573 2
10 ACRES , VERY FINE. CLOSE TO OMAHJ
half value , Jl.OOO ; easy terms. Alex. Moor
B04 N. Y. Life. RE M587 2'
FOR SALE. TEXAS. GULF COAST LAND
cheap. Easy terms. Will take horses or farr
as part pay. Address J , R. Uavles & C (
Galveston , Tex. | 0 , RE-
IRRIGATED 40-ACRC FARMS , BEAUTIFt ]
South Platte valley , ' near Sterling and I'o
Morgan , Colo. ; & ) ara time to actual settlei
Colorado Colony CoMpany. 310 N. Y. Life bull
Ing. Omaha.n * RE49 2'
FIGURE IT YOUlfStfLF. WD WILL Blil
> ou 6-room house.nnd lot , (80000 , walking dl
tonco of business ? You pay (16 60 a month
(18000 a } ir rent. Don't you get a. home f
nothing ? (1.400 coy Very easy terms. 6-roc
home , full lot , fnV"W ) > catlon. (1,60000 , 8-roc
house , shade trees , line lot , splendid * locotlo
(1,15000 , very easy terms , 6-room cottage , i
on one floor. Oozy homo near business. (1,000 (
6-room cottage.unm \ bom , nice lot , (150
down , balance ta ) uit you. Vacant lot , Wxll
27th and falxuildlnKf K > 0 00.
THESE ARE FOflQEU AND ARE OFFERr
AT HALF VAUjDfrf ) MAKE QUICK SALE
H. H. ole Co. , 106 N. 15th.
a * I RE M633 <
5 ACRES IN CWTf- LIMITS , IMPROVE :
(1.2UO 00 ; clear Nebraska farm , good , for (1,000
vacant lot ; beautiful home. t > 6 ft. frontat
one block from Euclid Martin's resleenc
3.500.00 cash.
One acre at JSCU and Leavenworth , with go
house , (6,00000. ,
"We recocnlze no boom prices. ' *
II. H. Harder & Co. , Bee Bldg. HE O !
A RARE BARGAIN ! 20 ACRES ON PAVE
street ; juit wtst ot city ; will bl sold \t
cheap. Aidr/ss P. P , box C94. RE-iM 2J
MUST JIB SOLD ; IIANpSOMfcLT IMPROVE
property paying 9 per cent. HS.W009 ; U coe
balance ( V4 per cent , Address D 16 , lies omc
Rt - oJ'
A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME , 10 ROOl
and born , for dear Cottage , lots or good Ian
W. O. T mpl t6n , 42 N. Y Ljfe. RE-UJ82 t' '
HAY ANP
BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR OAR LOTS. T\
buy hay , A. H. Bnder , Uli Burt it. Tel. 11
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HA
grain and mill stuff. We are nlvran on t
market to buy or sell. 1402-4-t Nicholas st.
AUCTION 8AMS OF OLOTHINO.
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
AT CHIC ao , ILL.
On Thursday , December 6 , 1894 , nt ID n m , li
6nler to wind up partnership mailers vv ll
fell at public auction the entire stock of Strauss
\omlorf fc Rose , manufacturers of men' :
youths' and children's clothing , nt their store
cor. Market nnd Qu'ney ' streets , Chicago , consist
Ing of over
l $123,00000
worth of * M
' ' dHILDREH'8
MEN'S , BOYS' AND
CLOTHING
In full suits , overcrals , ulsters , pnnls , slng'i
vests and n quantity of piece goods. All fresl
goods made for this season's trade , which fact
together with the unquestionably high reputatloi
enjojed by this firm ns makers of the hlghcs
grade of garments , makes this one of the mo
attractive sales It ban ever been our pleasure t
announce to the trade. Stock will be put U ]
In lots to suit the trade. Terms of sale ! Cash 01
delivery ! a deposit will be required from enc'
and every buyer. Stock will be on exhibition
with catalogue. Tuesday , December 4. George P
Gore & Co. , Auctioneers.
SAMUEL OANS , Manager.
Western Salvage Wrecking Agency.
M5S5 2 *
"
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER. 13T1I AND JONES ST8.
75 rooms at il 50 per clay.
DO moms nt S2 00 per day.
.Special rates to commercial travelers. Roor
and board by week or month. Prank lllldltcr
manager. f32
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COP
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
633
COZZEN8 HOTEL , OTHAND HARNEY
steam heat , electric bells , telephone , baths , ei
cellent culsene , elegant rooms ! 11.00 per dny
> 4 00 and upwards pe > - week. 634
LO3T.
LOST ; WHITE ST. DERNARD DOO ; NO COL
lar ; return to 1818 Cap. Ave. and receive r <
ward. Lcwt MW7 3
LOST ; SMALL BLACK SHORT-TAILED COCK
rell spaniel dog ; my name on collar ; rewan
N. A. Hall , 633 S. 29tli avenue. 6G.3 4
LOST , CLASS PIN , IN FORM OF 8HIELT
bearing Inscription on face "Shnttuck 94 ; " r <
turn to 2214 London court and receive rewnri
Edwin T. Swobe. M679 3
LOST ; FROM 1710 SHERMAN AVENUE , PU
pup ; liberal reward for return. 665 2 *
UNDERTAKERS AND EHBALHER )
I. K. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AN
cmbalmcr , 1618 Chicago St. , telephone 90. 536
SWANSON & . VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AN
cmbalmcrs , 1701 Cumlng at. , telephone 1060.
637
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND E
balmer , 14J7 Farnam St. , telephone 225. 538
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , 613 S. 16th SI
639
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUNI
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gel
cral mechlnlsts ; superior work guarantee !
Omaha Electrical Works , 617 and 619 S. 16th s
642
ILECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC
tors for electric light and motor plants and n
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elei
trio Supply Co , 418 and 420 S. Uth st. 513
BUILDIN& & LOAN ASSOCIATION
IOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOO
Interest on savings Apply to Omaln L & I
Ass'n , 1704 Bee bldg. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
544
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASS'N PA
6. 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , nl nj
redeemable. 1704 Farnam St. , Nattlnger , Sec.
645
COAL.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COA
ofllce to 209 8. 16th St. , Brown block. 652
SHERIDAN COAL , EXCELLENT SUBST1TUT
for hard coal , and (3 60 ton cheaper. 1603 Fa :
nam street ; main entrance Board of Trade
653
TYPEWRITERS.
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FO
sale should make you suspicious ; funny the
are mostly Smith's Try one and you wl
understand why. Full line of supplies. Smltl
Premier Co. , 17th and Farnam , telephone 1284.
624
HOBgES WINTERED.
BAnTON & THELPS. TEL 105
207 N. Y. Life bldg. M428D31 *
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON , DENTIST , SUITE 2
1'axton block , 16th and Farnam sts. Tel. 712
543
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 2020 BURT ST. 649
OABPENTEB3 AKD BUILDERS.
: . D. MORRILL , CARPENTER AND RUILDE1
paper hanging and signs , brick work nnd pla
terlnf. Olllce , 409 S. 14th St. , telephone 408
657
STOVE &EPA1B3.
STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 DIFFEREN
makes of stoves Water attachment and coi
nectlona a epeclalty. 1207 Douglas stree
Omaha Stove Repair Works. C50
DYE WORKS.
SCHOEDSACK , TWIN CITY DYE WORK !
1521 Farnam street. Dyeing of every descrl ]
tlon and dry cleaning. 553
OPTICIANS.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO , SCIENTIF1
opticians , 1408 rarnam st , opposite Poxtc
hotel. Ejes examined free. 651
MASaUERADE COSTUMES.
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN REN
masquerade costumes at 114 South 16th st.
231-D19 *
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS , WHOLESALE DEALERS I
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited. 10
Farnam street. 500
PLUMBERS.
JOHN HOWE & CO. , PLUMBING STEAM AN
hot water heating , gas fixtures , globes. 421 S. 1
541
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOB PRINTING CO. . FINE PRINTIN
of all kinds. 17th St. , Bee building. (63
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZE
Iron cornices. 1722 fat. Mary's ave. 555D21
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 4316 GRANT.
9879 D 15'
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND. I
Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. Ml
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECK , BANJOIST AN
teacher , 1810 California street. * . 914
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 715 N. :
GRINDING.
RAZORS. SHEARS , CLIPPERS , LAWN
ers , etc. A. L. Undeland , 106 S. 14th. IK
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N , 16TH
M. O. DAXON. 402 N , 16TH. 63 !
THK ItUALTV AIARICUr.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Dccemb
1 , 1891 :
Louis Bohme to George Schneider , lot 39 ,
Nelson's ! odd (3 , (
S B Remer and wife to W N Cassel , lot 34 ,
block Z. Hoffman Terrace
Esther Starbuck to M A Matthews , | ot IS
block "B , " Bedford add S.f. . 3,1
Miry Kilkenny to Dora Bell , lot 8 , block 10 ,
Isaac & Q's add
J F Flack Co to U S Joslln et n ! trustees ,
1M 13 , blocb 8 , subdlv pf J I Rerilck's add
CJUIT CLAIM PEED3. * >
W C McLean to M A McLean , w is feet of
e | 4 feet ot n ' ,4 M block "B , ' ' Shlnn's add
M O Macleod to J W Gouldlhr , H. * > acrea
In se 10 SMS-1J. . . . , . . , . ,
Total amount of transfers (6 ,
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bi
OMAilA , Neb. Advice FUG I
NEBRASKA MANUFACTURERS
Preparing for a Business Men's ' Banquet a
Norfolk Next Week.
MEN WHO MAK THEWHEILS GO RCUNC
Flour Trnilo Situation Itemntns About the
Sumo na Uclnlloil a Week ABO
Handing Up Yo.iit nnil linking
1'ovrder Illiniums
A traveling salesman was In the clty th
middle of the week In the Interest ot a wcl
known mill located some distance- from Nc
brasKa , and In the course of his stay her
did considerable advertising for The Bee. H
called the attention of a number of buslnes.
men to the article In last Sunday's edition li
regard to the war that Is being made upo :
ho milling Industry of this state by the larg
milling Interests of other sections. Ho wa
very Indignant that any newspaper In th
itate should call the attention of consumer
.0 the fact that Omaha Is being drained o
ho money and business that properly be
ongs here to old In developing the Industrie
of rival cities. The large milling Interest
ioth north and south have come to look upo :
Nebraska as their own property , and the
are determined to hold the trade here , com
what may , and any effort on the part of
newspaper to arouse the Interest of consumer
n favor of Nebraska Industries is resente1
iy them.
During the \vcck Just closed the manufac
lurcrs of the state have been preparing fo
another home Industry banquet , to be held :
Norfolk. Mr. Holmes , the secretary of th
association , has been to Norfolk and has mad
arrangements for the banquet to take plac
on December 13. On former occasions c
: hls kind the Invitations liavo ben limited t
the business men , but this time It Is propose
to vary the rule by Inviting the ladles t
accompany the gentlemen. The banquc
tables will bo spread In the largest avallabl
hall in the city , and the menu will const !
of home products from beginning to em
Another large hall will be set aside for musli
and those who care for that kind of entertain
ment can Indulge In dancing , card pla > lnf
etc. After the banquet the guests will i
called together and there will be speaking o
subjects of Interest to all good citizens \\h
desire to see Nebraska's Industries devel
oped.
The guests on this occasion will be the bus
iness men of Norfolk and the surroundln
: cmns and their ladles , while the' Manufac
turers' association will act In the capaclt
ot host. While the plan as detailed abov
is considerable of an Innovation , manufat
.urera say that the most loyal patrons c
tiome Industries are the ladles , and that the
ought to be recognized. Experience ha
shown that those factory products which ar
used In the homo , and which are purchase
the ladles , have received the most benef
from the home Industry movement , shovvln
that the ladles liavo not only been practlcln
what they believed to a much greater ej
tent than have their husbands and fathers.
An effort will be made to have the mem
bers cf the association located In the dlffei
ent cities of Nebraska attend and 'becom
personally acquainted with the people ot Noi
folk and vicinity.
YEAST AND BAKING POWDEH THADB
The home Industry campaign Inaugurate
by The Bee in 1891 did a great deal for th
local manufacturers of yeast and baking po\\
der , but it has not done as much as might hav
aeen accomplished. This has been due , appai
ently , to carelessness , largely on the pai
ot consumers. While these two commod
ties ore apparently of small Importance , the
enter so largely Into dally use that the tot :
consumption In the course of a year In
city like Omaha Is something enormous.
It may not bo generally known , but It Is
fact , nevertheless , that the city of Omah
has one of the finest factories for the mam
facture of dry hop yeast In the country. :
Is loeattd on Twenty-eighth street and tl
Belt line , and Is a brick * building 44xl (
feet , three stories' ' In height , with a one-slot
addition 26x44 feet. Although there Is It
tltf or no difference In the character or qua
Ity of dry hop yeast , mads by the dlfferet
manufacturers , the Omaha yeast being ,
anything , better than that of eastern mam
facture , It has been uphill work to establls
the business In this city. This Is owing ei
tlrely to the Indifference of the retail mei
chants and the carelessness of consumer
When the merchant places an order for gr <
cerlcs , It la so convenient to Include an ordt
for yeast at the same time that the most i
them forget all about the necessity of fui
nlshlng work for the laboring people <
Omaha , and some eastern city gets the bu :
Incss that should remain at home. It
only when the consumer Insists upon beln
supplied with the home made article the
the money Is kept In the city. A gre
many consumers have done this , but still a
most three-fourths of tha dry hop yeast use
In this city Is shipped hero from other cltlei
The great trouble appears to be that
many Omaha ladles allow their servants t
order the goods , and they take Just what th
retail grocer gives them , regardless of wher
It Is made.
L'ADIES MIGHT HELP.
"If the charitable ladles of this city war
to aid working people to get a living , " sal
a business man , "they can do a good deal b
personally seeing to their Duylng , and nc
leaving it all to hired help. " A dozen girls
In addition to these now employed , could fin
work at wrapping yeast , If Omaha ladle
RAILWAY THE CAR !
Leaves ( BURLINGTON & MO. RIVEU I Arrive ;
OmahttlUnlon Depot. 10th S. Mason bis | Oman
10:16am : 6onver Exprebs . . .7T..3.3Jar
4.35pm Blk. Hills. Mont. & Puget Snd. Ex. 4:10pi :
4'35pm , . .Denver Express 4:10pt :
6:45pm..Nebraska Local ( except bund&y ) , , VMSpi
lilSam..Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) . . 11:25ar :
Leaves [ CHICAGO. UURLINGION & g l Arrives
Omah 'Unlon ' ptpot. 10th & Mason Sti | Omah
4.(6pm' . . , . Chicago Vestibule. , a.Soar
t4Jam ; Chicago Express 4.2opr
lWpm : Chicago and Iowa Local 8 Wat
Ui15am Paclflp Junction Local. . . . . . . 6 OSpr
_ vav oCHICAaO. | MIL. & ST. PAUL I
. OmfrhalUnion j- : _ . Depot. , I0t\ & Mason . _ fin | L _ Omuli _ , ;
t 00pm. I. . . . . . . .Chlcarb Limited . S.JOdii
ll.lpam. , . . Chicago Express ( ex. Bun. ) . . , . 8lipr :
Leave's ICH1CAGO & N6llTHWEbT'N.lAirUej
OrnahalU , P. Depot. 10th & Mason Bis I Omah ;
11.05am. . . . Eastern Express 6.30pfl
4.00nm Vestlbuled Limited t.40 t ;
t.&iim Mo Valley Local 10Mpr :
{ :45plfi Omaha Chicago Special iltpr
Leaves I CHICAUO , R. I. St. PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OroahalUnion Depot , IQlh & Mason hts I Omah ;
11 00am..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . , 6 05pt
4 > Spm Night Express l.60pr
4 30pm . .Chicago Vestlbuled Limited . . . l.tfipt
ll35pm ; .Oklahoma Exp. ( loC. U ex Bun ) . .ll:3upr :
" " ' '
_ i - wlfsT.
' 5.15am.Oklahoma . Texas EK ( ex. Sun. ) ll.SOpr
1'lOpm Colorado Limited. . . . . ' . . 4 OOpr
leaves I C , ST. P. , M. k. O.T iAjrrl\ea
omohal gepot 15th and Webster fits 1 Omah ;
9j64m..Nebraska : Passenger ( daily ) . . . . sTlTpr
1 .Jtpm..Sioux City Express ( ex. Sun..11.Mar )
.Bt. Paul Limited 9:40at :
UiVes I r. . E. i MO. VALLElf ( XrrlVM
pitiVlial Dtpot Utb and Webster tils. I Omah
. ! ? - . . : . . . . Mall and ExpreH-Ti. . .
Iii6pirt : . ( . Sat ) Wyo. ( i. ( e Mon > . . 4:6p : ?
1.05km..Norfolk Expieu ( i. Sundayli:30ai ) ) :
4.Mom..Fremont Pass ( ex. Sunday ) , , . . T(0pi :
C10pm ; St. Paijl Express. . . . . ' . 0 : 0a !
Ixaveil K. V. , BTTJ , Tfe 0. p. lArrlvti
OmahalUnlort Pfpyt , } 01h A Maion Bts 1 Omah
f.llam..Kapitas City Day Exprew. . . . . O .ulpr
tiitptn.lC. C. NUht By. Via. U. P. Trani. t
Omahal Depot l 0i nd Webiter Sis , j Omah "
"i45am : . S..St , Louis Exprei } , . " ; . * , , ' , , "ooiT
t. Louis Exprett . 6,09pi
silia ; Local tx. Syn , ) . . . . . . tlitht
[ ArtlVH
5n Bts Oman
SlHpm Overland HXjr " . . . , ( : WH |
fltrornib'gKx.Ur.Bun ) . : '
| ! llpm.U atrlc ft
! = KP ; P"Ii ! < > K'Fr."s , lHi ? :
IArrlv i
Chnaha Union Dtpot. 10th & Ma Bts I Omalj
would do this. There ar any number -of
ftlrls who want work to support themselves ,
or tjelp some widowed mother with a large
family" .
The Consolidated CotTco company , which
operates the factory mentioned above tine , 6n
account of the low prices prevailing on most
lines of Roods , reduced Its price on dry hop
yeast In order to make It more ot an Induce
ment to the trade to handle It. H lm p'ul
on four extra salesmen , and will try ( o
double the number before spring ,
Making powder Is another line that requires
a good deal of help from consumers to Intro
duce , ns the retail trade has handled tlio old
and well known brands for so long a tlmo
that U Is difficult to Induce them to make n
chanRo unless consumers demand It. The
Consolidated Coftce company has cnllste.il
the services of the boys In tlio city , and has
Increased Its output ot German baking
powder very materially In that way. It
laid In a stock ot flno pocket knives and
offered to give one to any boy who would sell
a dozen cans ot baking powder and turn the
orders over to the nearest grocer. Uy this
means a number of small boys nro now the
possessors of pocket knives , while the baking
pander business has been given a decided
boom.
IN LOCAL GERMAN CIRCLES.
Actorans ot tlio Franco-1'rtisalnn Wnr Now
In Onmliii Will Attend the .Ittbllco.
Of the number of men who In years gone
by owed alleglanco to Kaiser Wllhelm , and
wlioso loyalty to that monarch and hts coun
try was put to a test during the Franc-
Prussian war , quite a few are now residents
ot this city and proud to call themselves clt-
zens of this country. Of these , notably
Charles Sclmrtovv , Prof. T. M. Stelnlmuser ,
'red O. Krause and Dr. Grossman bear the
lecoratl n accorded for bravery the Iron
cross upon their breasts. Most ot them In-
end to visit the laud they fought for on
ho occasion ot the twenty-fifth Jubllco. which
s to toKe place next > ear. This cilcbratlou
s Intended as n reunion of the men of 70-71 ,
and moro particularly ns a commemoration
of the sleRo and fall of Sedan , when Na
poleon III was mads prisoner nnd the c 1-
apse of the French monarchy followed.
Some ot tbo heroes participating In this con-
llct are cither drawing a pension now or
liavo been deprived of it by reason of their
emigration. Those of the latter class who
are also owners of the Iron cr.ss expect
restitution of such pension , and pehaps a not
inconsldeable sum as back payment If they
can personally present themselves nt this
time. In connection with this It might be
said that th se In a position to know dis
credit the story of a free passage and de
fraying of all expenses for these old soldiers
by the German goeminent. . Tlio latter has
given expression , as shown by letters , to Its
pleasure In seeing all the surviving defenders
of the fatherland , without regard to tholr
present place of residence , nt this jubllcs , but
beyond this nothing has been promised them ,
as ono of the members explained yesterday.
Nevertheless , moro than a dozen of the local
members will prcbably embrace this oppor
tunity to revisit 'Germany , whoso govern
ment Intends to decorate the survivors still
further with a medal specially to bo made for
thia occasion.
Local German ( losilp.
Mr. Fred Mcta , Jr. , has recorded the arrival
of a } oung Miss Metz.
An entertainment nnd ball was given by
the Bohemian Ladles society last Thursday
at National hall.
President Fischer of the Bavarian voroln
was serenaded by the Llcdtrkranz last Thurs
day evening on the occasion of his latest
birthday. The members of the society spent
several pleasant hours at Mr. Fischer's homo
for congratulation and well wishing. *
Mr. Kmll Duerr , residing at 1914 Douglas
street , and prominent In German circles , had
the mls.ortuna to blip and fall on his porch
last Tuesday evening , dislocating his shoul
der and breaking his right arm. His Injuries
were atcndcd by Dr. Grossman.
Turner hall \\aa filled on Thanksgiving
day when Prof. Stelnhouscr's band gave an
afternoon and evening concert. The musla
blended harmoniously , and the audlcnco
showed proper appreciation of the many good
selections , which ftcro well rendered.
Edward Gautscli , a familiar character , and
for many years a resident of the city , celef
brated his fifty-ninth birthday Friday , In
a befitting manner , thoroughly proving his
good qualities as a host.
Under direction of Prof. Charles Petersen
the Ltederkranz is rehearsing diligently every
Friday evening. Vocal practice seems an
enjoyment for the members and the tlmo la
pleasantly spent In song , usually succeeded
by pleasant pastimes.
President Kaiser of the Sacngerbund , sur
rounded by many of the members ot tht
society , celebrated his forty-third blrthdaj )
last Wednesday evening at the hall. A colla
tion and fluids wcro served to promote social
Intercourse. On behalf ot the club , Hon.
George Helmrod congratulated Mr. Kaiser In
language born of happy thoughts. To this
Mr. Kaiser responded , expressing thanks ( or
the congratulations showered upon hlrit. * *
Last Wednesday evening the bear dlvlslci )
of the turnvereln debated the question , et
adopting knee pants , sweaters and caps f r a
turner costume , aa recommended by the last
convention of Instructors In physical culttiro
at Boston In July. Messrs. Andres , Perrlga
and Emll Stein spoke In favor of the subject
and Instructor Kummcrow , Dr. Lucko afld
Robert Stein against It. With the cxcenybll
of these ot the first three mentioned , all tlif1
votes cast , and there were many of them/ /
were In the negative. All the societies In th&
country arc at present discussing tlilj ques
tion , but from Indications the adoption ot
such a costume will be overwhelmingly de
feated. " *
Turner hall will probably receive ono of the
largest audiences this evening , when sevVfal
short character plays are to be'represented.
Of considerable attractive qualities will , per
haps , also , be the dude dance , executed \ > V
ten young turner ladles drcsced In gay cos
tumes. The Idea of presenting this crjg-
Inated with Theatrical Director William All-
stadt , who prides himself not a little on hla
production , Other very attractive features
liavo been provided , and the time promlles
to be ono of perfect enjoyment. * ! r
At Sacngerbund hall this evening the
World's Fair quartet , assisted vocally by the
LlederUranz and Saengerbund , will glvo _ a
concert , at which some choice selections from
well known composers will bo the program.
A violin solo by Herr Thles , ono on the cornet
by Herr Hat so , and the product ons of Messrs.
Harnack , Engel and Landsbcrg are promised
attractions.
XOTKH.
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Detroit moldcrs will build a liall.
An Iron trades council was formed a ,
Buffalo.
Clgarmnkers report an organization boom
In the cast.
A large elnRlo tax club was formed In
Brooklyn , N. Y.
There arc about 30,000 union musicians la
the United States.
Dalcers are about to boom organization In
tlio New England states.
Seamen along the Atlantic coast are joinIng -
Ing tlio union in great numbers.
Thousands of printers are being forced
out of work In England by machines.
Last year trades unions In England spent
about J2.000.000 for out-of-work benefits.
The Altrurlan colony of Santa Rosa , Cat. ,
has Issued tlio first number of a weekly
paper.
Two hundred worsted weavers In Paw
tucket , H. I. , Imvo resumed work after a
seven wecKs * strike.
A mass meeting of the striking cloak mak
ers of Now York lasted ten hours ; 300 din ?
ners and 2,300 loaves of bread were dlstrlbi
uUd. (
Governor Morton of New York has named
as members of his personal BUfT John Jacob
Aitor , Afthlo Rogers and Llspenard Stewart *
It Is a swell collection of millionaires.
The Kentucky farm on which Abraham
Lincoln wa born was recently sold t6 a
New Yorker for 13,000. U contains 110 % '
acres , and will be converted Into a public
f
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Mr. Weary Walker , who was unccre *
monlpusly bounced out of a millionaire' bpa
In New York , threatens to Jojn Seminary ,
Dr C7i6acl < l o In tha , glorious work of otaj-
vatbg | tljo lecture platfofm , and discourse oft
"The Tyranny ! of Wealth. " , , tSf t , ,
A stranger mistaking John Doyle O'Reilly
for a friend , oppi'oactied him from behlfjOj
slapped him on the shoulder , and greeted hi pi
as Jack with all they warmth of a llfe-Ioqg
friendship. O'ttcllly turned to face a Very
embarrassed man , and said , holding outhla
hand : "I'm not Jack , but I'm glad to Kno
and bo the friend'of any man that U ante
to see his friend as you e to