THE OatAHA DAILY JH212SI SIJ2SrI > AY , NOVEMBER 24 , 1805.
SPEGlflL NOTICES.
AdTcrllncmcnl * for Uicnc column *
rrl ! lie IriUpn nnlll 1UI.10 p. in. f f
ilin uvctilnw nnil tniilt 8 l > in. for ' ' -
ninrnlriR unit Smulnr ulllloiis.
Ailrcrllni-ro , liy ri > fiiPftln | n mini-
lirrtit cliff It , eiin Imic nnnncrn uil-
rircinril lo n ntitnlicrvil letter In euro
of Tlic HIT. AtiMiiT.i no nililrciit rt
Trill lie ilm .rcil muni prcacnimlnn
( if HIP clicclt milIlntcHt 1 I-So n
rrnril ' fit-tit ItiNUrflotu Jo n nm-tt
tlioronftrr. Xoltilnir Inkrn for IrK *
tlmn 2"c for IIrut limorlloii. Tliowe
nilvcrllAPiiirnlh inim In- run COIINCCII *
tltcl- .
SITUATIO.V * ' WAXTIJIJ.
SITUATION xvANTnn. ' A coMpTvriTNT Duuo
nnil firc cflitlnnI'rh | wants ltui > tlon nl ii
migt > . nmjiilre Jl ! iMtriani * * ' 1 -
WANTED. SITUATION BY FIRST-CLAHF
druKHlili I1' " ' tj rcKlHtfifd ' , N l r 1 < n : A i
reference * . Addiets II. 12. lo < lcc , ykj. i1'1
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AOENTS IN
Omnh.1 ti > organize clubs of tlitfc to live I . .mi
OrchAtil Homts lands in
lieu of Mir fntiiMis
ccntrnl MlMlMlppl. The IM of Immigration
la going tcutli , where there nrc no hot wlnni ,
no colrt wlnterino Mlwnnli. no crop ' ' " ' " ' .
Where two or three crop * can hf rnliiM fncn
year. Wl.cr * lliere Is no mch thing nil failure
II R. mnn will work one-l.nlf n < hard as < Jl ° "
In thti eounliy. Co I * iimmeii. mild H * r '
Rure piling c.p- of fiult nnl g-ir.Un truth.
nieh t mil on < .iith. Il t rallwnv facilities.
neo. W. Ames. Rdier.il ng nt ,161. rnrn-im * * . ,
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Omnlm
tw.oo TO M.oft SALARY PAID BALLHMEN
extra in-
for rlsnr ; exporUnce not nocenMry :
intt to uiPtnmen. Bishop . ; > ' " v r
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Mo.- |
176 M TO J100.IV ) PER MONTH SKLLI.NO THK
Rlilrr Double Ileloil Oil fins Burner : can bo
plncp.1 In any ci , k nr h"alln Ptnve or furnace
II priKlurry a poifect nnlurnl gnu finbett ; r nnd
rhrnp r lhan mal or wii"d. T t term' "TKT
Bay City Novelty Co , , Works , " ' 'j./jVjV /
WANTED. MEN AT GOOD HALAIIY.
nt UI6 Douglas.
A MAN OR LADY TO M ANA Of ! niRTRimrr-
Ing nnp ( mmnle * , miprU1tl , 'In cfiiTeppnnillnB.
Ren.l Sjlvnn Co. . 727 Woodward. Detrnlt , Mich , .
lOc for samples soap , etc. , recclv e yj y J ;
WANTED. (100D INntMTRlOUS BOY. 1N-
qulre nl A. Mntirlelberg , ICth nnd 1 nriinm. n
n M ! C 2 *
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o'clnclc n. m.
WANTED. SALESMEN , LOCAL AND TUAVI.L-
Ing Ihriiiigliniit NebrnfKa. lo liimlli * lubricating
nnd lard oils on comml.-"lon. Hood Indurc-
mt nts In right imrty. Address the Zynp Oil
Co. . flpvclnnil , O. II Mlil 2S
WANTED AT ONCE. 100 TAR T1Fit.Dr.RS
nnd cnr repair. t nt KmiKn I'lty Tnr Foundry
company , Twelfth st. nnd K. C. belt lino. Kan-
nai City , Kan. H-248-2B
ACTOHH. WANTED , AT ONCU , I'O I'.OWW
nniitcll Co. , two experlenceil .Sluketpenrmn
nrft-clajs : ttnvo- :
nitnris mid nctie ca ; company
IRK : wlie orrlto quick to V , J > , I'tt'-rp. man-
nccr , Clarlnila. town. B-M219 21
flALEHMEN WANTED. ' A HAY. NO DI2I.1V-
crlrn or cillectlonii ; co tly oulllt free ; nldc line
or excluslxe. AiMirps Manufacturers , KH1 Mni-
ket Bt. , rhllndclHila. I'n. H
BALIHMINTO : TAKE OUDEUS. WE BEND
samples : Klvo exclUBlxc territory ; pay Rood snl-
nry nnd expenses , or Illipnil cDmmlPslon to
proper npplkanto. Address P. O. Ilex 123. New-
York City.
2,000 Cr.EHKS ANIJ CAfttllKIlS AITOINTEP
yearly lo the ponta ! servlcu ; examinations wmn
In this city ; paillcnlnrH fiec nf Nat'M Corre
spondence Institute , Washington , D. C.n .
n : cs 24
100 MONTHLY BVTjAIlY AND EXPENSES
to sell goods lo dealers liy ample ; cxpoilonce
uniurrssnry ; staple goods. Stcrllns Nn\dty
Co. . ChlcnKo. lt-M272 30
| M MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TOR PER
manent nsi-nts ; exclusive territory : send stamp
'for Information ; our Eureka la endorsed l > y nil
lendlnK p.ipers. Anieilran Eureka furl Econo
mizer , 1180 llroadway , N. Y. 11-270 21
{ SO TO > r.O SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID
salesmen for dKars ; cxiierlence tumcciin < > ary ;
extra Inducements to customers. I'olk A. < Jo
Bt. IXUlK. Mo. B-2S2 21
KVERY CATHOLIC FAMILY IIUYS ON SIGHT
for Chilstnns ; reliable , IntelllRcnl man wanted
In each county ; 118.00 per week , C. P. * L.
Co. , C6 Fifth nve. , Chlcaco , llli 11 M2S1 23
SALESMEN TO SELL CIOARS TO DEALERS :
I2S weekly ; experience not required ; sample
free ; reply with 2c stamp. ConaDlldated Mfc.
Co. . Clileaso. 11-2SO 21 *
BALESMKN'TO SELT n\wr ; prin'iin't TO
dealers ; $104 inlirjr n d < xp nsei ; enclose stamp
Anchor Mfg. Co. , 99 1'lftu ute. , L'tilcaiiii.
11-2J3 24
AVANTED-A HEOISTERED DIIUG CLERK.
Address E. II. Dort , Auburn , Nib. 11-203-21'
WANTED , AGENTS AND ORGANIZERS ; HIO
pay and exclusive territory. Pass sick , accl-
ilcnt , death nnd endowment benefits. Allows
withdrawals. Addrosi American Benevolent
Association , St. Ixiuls. Mo. H-302 24
SOLICITORS WANTED TOR OMAHA ; ALSO
mananers outside country. Entliely new Roods.
411 Eheeley block. U-M323 D23 *
WANTED-SALEHMAN I'D R CALIFORNIA
wines ; ! 100 per month and expcnsesr chance for
ndxance ; commission If prcfirred ; no experl-
enie lequlted , Addresi. cncl sln < c 5 stamps. W.
A. Vnndercook Co. , San lYanclsco. Cal.
B-20C-2I *
WANTED-SALESMAN TO SELL CIGARS ; J100
monthly talary nnd expenses , irxperloncc un
necessary. Reply with stamp. Superior Clear
Co. , Chicago. , 11-292 Jl
WANTED SALESMAN TO SELL PRINTED
nraiiplni ; paper , p.iper bags , twines etc. Ex-
perluicc nnd reference Is required. Addicss ,
Els.is Paper company , lleach & Hudson slreet * .
New York. JJ-29J-21'
SALESMEN TO DRUG TRADE. SIDE LINE
or otherwise. J. W , Knight , 217-223 Htate St. ,
Itaclne , Wla. 1I-2J9 2) '
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J43.00. 1 WORK POR GRAY & CO. . DEPT. S.
Columbus. Ohio , selling Rojal Plater , plating
Icnlvcs , forks , tpoons , etc , , quickly plated by
tllpptnK In mellcd inctul ; line llnlsli. plate Riiar-
nnteed S to 10 > eaiK ; tnndc $43 last week , thl.i
week 550 ; easy Job ; itood pay. Write for place.
has Roods to plate. II 271 21 *
WANTED-ENEROP.TIC YOUNG MAN OI'
Kood nppf.irancc for the road , coed pay , steady
tinplojmiiit , Reference , r < 9 , llee.H2SC24'
H-2SC-24'
SALESMAN WANTED TO CARRY A L'INE OP
Kloves nnd mlttena for next lear. C. N , , 43
I'earl St. . lluffalo , N. Y. U-M21S-23 *
\VA\TEU-FOIALIi : III3I.P.
KLEQANT CABINET PHOTOS , 12.00 PER DOT. .
tn. Da\les , 113-115 South Kill st. C tli
A QIRL OR WOMAN "oh * INTELLlQENci :
who wilt do housework can Becuru a good
liome and wages In email family , Addircs
V 45. llee. C JIMS
WANTED , AN HONEST WOMAN , MIDDLE-
UKC. Ono who has had cxpurltnce with the
* kk , Keferi'iiccs renulicd. Addreus K 47 , Bee ,
C 251.21
HERVANT GIRLS TO MAKE AND SELL TEA ;
113 cxperlencu nect'saao' ; milury , JIO.OO per
w ( k ; sent ll\u 2-ctvit etnuipH for Bainple and
parllcuhiru. Ma-IluU-O-Wa Tea Co. , ChlcaKO ,
111. C 275 2I
ALL LADIES HAVING A FEW HOURS LEI-
vuitt each day should write ma at > once , re-
Kuiillnir pleas.mt homu work which enally i > n > n
118 wcikly. Tliln In no detention and will cer
tainly pay 5011 to InvestlKulo. Reply with
otiimpcd envelope , illsa M , A. tJteblilii . I.aw-
rt'iice , Mich. C aM-24 *
LADir.H TO DO WRITING , ADDRESSINO CIH.
culum and snmple * for in at home. ] It-ply In
own handurltlntr , clicloclng ntaini > . Peerless Co , ,
Boulh Iteiul. Ind. C 509 24 *
FOH 11E.VT HOUSUS.
HOL'HUS-F. K. DAHI.INQ , DARKER DLOCK.
D-47B
JIOL'HKH IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. 1' ' . Ua\l Company. 1505 Farnam. D 476
KUltNISHKD HOUSE FOR RENT ; IlE.UITirUL
houie , ten rooms , elegantly rurnlthed , hut
wuttr brut , laundry , ( table , carriage , etc.
Thoi. F , Hall , C16 Paxlon block. D-131
BTANFORD CHICLE COTTAGES , B ROOMS ,
all , modern , gas , fuel. Apply Uyiou Ilced Com
pany ,113 Bo. 14th > t. D 477
fioUSKS-UENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 1JTH BT.
D-478
1IOUSE8-Q. Q , WALLACE , 311 11ROWN HI.1C.
D-479
FOH HKNT-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE OF
tight ruomi bviMe alcove and bathiuom. south
front , with all con\tnlence > . Jnijulre 2COS Half-
Howard st. D 2)7
1624 NO. JliTH BT. , 8-ROOM MODERN IIUICK
with barn. Onmha Heal Ettalo & Truil C > . .
til Bo. Hill t. D-235
MODERN IIOU8EH NEW 7-ItOOM DWELl
Ingi near HKIIBCUIII imik. J71S-1T Poupleton a\e , :
modern bricks , lit feouih I3h , S18-ig Noilh 23J
l , mid 14Z1 tihtrnucxl a\e. C. A. Starr. 615
N. Y. Life. D-6I4-NM
MO B. : ibT AVENUE , NINE-ROOM MODERN
lieu c. yard 3JOI1C5 feet. J , N , IVcnier. ciiipulio
pOBtotnce. D-M5M
STEAM. NO EQUAL. WINTER OH SUMMER.
central , modern & or t-room ilati. TUard. 221
N. I4lh.
Foil IlENT-t-IlOOU HOUUC , (31 a. 17T1I AVE ,
U-U&U-NU
I'Olt HU.NT-lIOl'SUS.
( Conttnu'd. )
i on liENT CHEAP , nnsntAnl.n STORES
llntf , rofttnt , etc. II , J , IC tidll , tzo R. Uih ( tt
U-713-U4
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ilR S ROOMtfrCLOSET8. > A"TEu7"fti N. 13
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N , J7TH AV'lJ , ,
t'KM ' H llth St , 7-r , , modirn , I2- .
rTJi Wilnter fit , 7-r . modern , J2J.
ilOl . ! Hrk on Kt , * r. , mo-letn , MO
OM LnfHjcltr av , 9-r. , mod ( > ln , | 2J.
207 S. IttH t . .4-r. , modem. $10
" 5' ' > i H. 24li ( t ' -r . mod'in. J.0
ndtllty Trust Company , 1702 Fainam ft ,
D 318 S )
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1JJ HOITPES , At.t RlV.ElF ANlT PARTS Ot
city. P. D , Weed , ICth and DoilRlns Ptrert * .
U MKJ-DI1
FrvE-itooM iibrs'nr\viTi7"cnY"\vATtrn" : nz
So. JSth. U-MV. 31 *
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COMPLETELY 'lJiNISHED 10-ROOM HOUSr
for rent. 115 P. 25th H" * D-MIK SO *
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D-MI10 3)
MODEFtN TEN-ROOM 11IIICIC. IIEST LOCA-
tlon In Oinahi ! a mlnuttt' walk to IC'h street
W. I1. Clink , 2205 DouRlns Plrtel. D-.MHS 24 *
rfTiNt.sifED libusi : roiTiinNT 7 M"ONTHS"
1117 South 31ft , near Hanscom p.uk , linlf Mock
fnm cm line. D MIM 24 *
TIN-IIOOM : mu-K , IODERN.
Hutiscom pall' ; cpeclal , > 2".0) . Burns' chlnn
rlorft D-M1S7 24 *
NTs noon HOUSE , . u , COR. ID
nnil Clnrkc. D-199
MODERN HOUSE.
ISIIl , sctith nf MnnJorsin. D M20I 23 *
rotllENT EICim-ROOM o'SE. HVOi ) 1'EII
month ; tentinl location. Inquire 2C1C Cap. nve ,
D-219-27 *
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FOR RENT , TWO COTTAGES OjTJAU LINE ,
theap. A. P. TuKey , New Ycrk Life.
D-242-24
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POR RENT , EIOHT-lioOM MOIJEHN" HOUSE ,
twit stories , city water on both ( locis , suitable
for niie or t o families. Excellent condition ;
Bimil barn , No. 2S27 Caas ft. Call 2iS Life
building. 1) 213-51 *
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TOR RENT , TWO STORY nitirtC DWELLING ,
dclit rooms , modern , Hl.M. 21st and lloule-
\ard axcnurs. Call 208 Life building.
D-244-24 *
FOR RENT , FIVP-ROOM COTTAlE. CITY
water. Rood condition , 1753 North 19ti ! ft. Call
20S I.lfp building. -23-24 !
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FOR RENT. ELEGANT MODERN HOUSE S.
E. corner Davenimit nnd T2d. D 217
TEN- ROOM HOUSE DEC. 1 , MODERN IM-
nroxriurn'H. 3004 , cor. Fnrnam and snth streets ,
by Chns. Tuiner , 5310 Fainam. D 266-23 *
NICELY "FunNia1ur7'ENhooM ionnifN
bouse , near Hanscom palk , J2S.OO. J. II. Par-
rottc1 , 16th and Dodxe , D 303 24
LARGE. DETACHED. MODERN HOt'SE ,
rooms ; ex-erj thine llrst-clasi ; oed stnble , cnr-
ilaKO hiu e , etc. ; excellent location near Hlsli
itclKHil. 2.M9 ChlcaRO street. W. II. arllllth. Knr-
bach hotel D 310 24
EIOHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , WITH BARN ,
Hjuthwist corner Hanseoin paik , > 20.uo New
hnuso nnd I.UBI' lot , west LenAenwoilh , IS ( VI. H.
H. Harder & Co. , East Entrance Dec llldg.
D-318 24
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EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE NEAR BEMIS
park , cm car line , rent cheap to rlKht party.
Gannett , Drown Blk. or Benawn & Cn.
D-2S3-24 *
FOR IlKXT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT FURNISHED nOOUS , WITH
board. Call at 2107 Douglas st. E 710-2G
FURNI HED ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING ; 2011
St. Mary's. E M231 24
THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
man nnd wife ; rent taken In boatcl. 310 N. ITtli.
E M233
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping or separately. MO North I7th.
E M31) ) 2u
FURNISHED ROOMS , 204 S. 2.VTH STREET :
steam heated. E M321 30 *
NIC-ELY "FURNISHED ROOM , isis lYowAnb
street. E M32) ) 2G *
FURNISHED ROOM , J3 MONTH , 19 S FAHNAM.
E MUG 2b
DESIRABLE ROOMS. FURNISH EI3 OR UN-
fuinlshed , with or without boaid ; rates reason
able. Mm. A. C. Spurr , 1C03 Uouclas.
E M32S 2S *
ROOMS AM ) HOARD.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE
Capitol , 1722 Cap. a\e ; transients accommodatccl.
F MGC2-D2'
MODERN ROOMS , DOWN TOWN LOCATION.
Board optional. 1812 Chicago. F M144 24 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOXIS WITH BOAn
rates reasonable. The Rose , 2020 Hnrney street.
F-M731 DS *
FURNISHED ROOMS , SUITABLE FOR TWO
gentlemen or for man and wife. 1924 DouRln5.
F M2G2 21 *
ROOM , NICE ROOM AND BOARD , TWO
blocks from P. O. Enquire 1721 Dodge.
F 11234 24
FURNISHED ROOMS ; SINGLE. ENSUITE ;
furnace heat ; bath ; board ti.V ) week. 1S2J Cuss.
1' M2i7 20 *
FOR RENT , A LARGE , HANDSOMELY FUR-
nlsh ltnlco\e room , or two rmaller ones. In n
prlxnte family ; choice locality ; ne.ir the Madl-
Eon ; with or without boatd. ! ' 51 , UN.
F 311 21 *
FOR HUNT , TWO FRONT ROOMS , FUR
nlshed or unfurnished ; modern ; with or with
out bonid. 024 N. 23d street. F 303 24
FOR RENT , FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR
without board ; steam beat , electric bells ; rates
le.isonable ; at thu Midland Hotel. Kth and
Chicago streets. F 11301 30 *
FOR RCXT STORKS AND OFFICES ,
POR RENT THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING !
at 'JIG Farnam street. Tills bulldUiK has a ( Ire-
proof cement basement , complete stuim heat-
ItiK fixtures , water on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the office of The Bee. 1 910
ACJUNTS AVANTED.
AGENTS WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN
clear (60.00 weekly with our labor saver us
easily as J50.O ) monthly In other lines ; J2 0)
samples free. Those seeKInc business should
address , with slnmp. Merrill MfgCo. . ( A 63) ) ,
18 Cnnnl street , Chicago. J 114 D10
WANTED , GOOD 11ELIABLE AOENT8 , TO
S"ll Father Molllnger'a celebrated remedies for
the cure of rheumatism , Indigestion , catauh ,
epilepsy , kidney and blood diseases ; will allow
a liberal commission ; small capital itqulred.
A. F. Saw hill , Ajleghcny , Pa. J-M233 24 *
DICTIONARY OF UNITED STATES IlfsTORY
IB wanted by everybody ; iiKcnts imkc $ W pet
w < -tk easily ; one agent sold 39 books In S ) calls ;
another CG books In onu week ; write for par-
tlciialrs ; outfit Jl. Puritan Publishing Co. , 30
llromlleld Bt. , Iloston , Maes.
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WANTED LADY AGENTS. IIYGEIA COR-
setH are the best sellers. Bit ; prollls. Easy
work. Catalogue free by tending to Western
Corset Co. . St. Louis. Mo. J
CASH PAID FOR YOUR NEIGHBOR'S ADdresses -
dresses ; also newspaper clippings , ? 23 per M ,
Srnd stamp. Adv. Clipping Bureau , Mahler
blk. , New York. J
AGENTS WANTED WHO DESIRE TO DOU-
lilo their Income , Our wonderful Aluminum
Novelties pay 200 per cent profit ; Bell at Bight ;
InteriHtlntr work delivered free ; sample lOc.
Writ" for terms. Aluminum Novelty Co. , 335
llroadway , New York ,
AGENTH MAKE MONEY AND PLENTY OF
It celling our aluminum novelties , lllunltnteil
cntnlogue1. price llblh , fieo ; len cenls brings H
sample. Novelly Introduction Co. , 239 State at , ,
Chicago. J
AGENTS 1S A WEEK CLEARED WITH Ol'R
new household specialties. S"nd for frte pre
mium plan , Central Supply Co. , Cincinnati. O.
WANTED. AGENTS AND STREET MEN TO
handle the Little Marvt'l thread cutter ; phenom
enal seller ; bU Inducementii ; tnni | > l net , with
complete outfit , pr8tpnld , ten cents. Unkefer
Mfg , Co. . Cleveland , O , J
WANTED. REPUTABI.n LADIES AND GEN-
Hi men to niganlze lodges for society hnvlng
best plan In existence. Address 312 , 2G3 Dear
born H. , Chicago. J 278 21 *
AGENTS , WE HAVE IT. LISTEN ; OVER 8,000
trMlmonlulu prove thai our ilvvlce will actually
savu 40 per cent of fuel bills ; agecilii maklntr
118 a day , Lyons Fuel Saxc-r Co. , Goshen. Ind.
J-277 2I
WANTKD-MEN TO SELL OUR HARVESTER
ami Imrm-Ks oils on coininlii lon. AiMrr 3 with
it Terence , Atlas OH Co. , Cloeland , Ohio , J
AOENTH WANTED FOR A NEW PAYING
tUHlntEH ; urnd your address today far samples
and full inrtlculuru free , Clm > . Martha ! ) Lx-k-
| > ort , N. Y. J-M23S-2J *
WANTKII TO
WANTED. HUITK OF S OR 4 ROOMb. WITH
bnaul , In private family , by two young married
couples. AddreM , Hating price , full parllculan
and reference. Box F 41 , Be olllce , 1C Mir )
IVANTED-BOARD AND TWO ROOMS FOR
Kt-nllrmun and lady and Ivvo children , within
cany walking dlnlnnce to Webster street depoti
rvlcrrnceii glv n. tittle prlc and location. Ad.
dre. r 37 , He * . K-&J-21'
sronAon.
STORAGE-FRANK KWERS , 14 1IARNKY.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WARKHOUSE CO.
( OS-ilO Joties. General slorage nnd forw.inllnc
WASTI1D TO 1IUY.
WANTED TO Ilt'Y A GENERAL STOCK OF
mr-rchnmUsp , II.OOO.OO lo $10,000.00 ! muni b
chcnp for cash , In eastern Nebrntkn or Inwn
correfp iid nce strictly confidential. Addres
box 673. Ilia Ir , Neb. N-M223 24 >
WANTED. O1I.KY OAS KILN , GOOD CONDI
lion , 1330 F meet , Lincoln , Neb. N-210-24 *
A FULI-IIRED JERSEY COW. FRESH' MUST
be cheap ) stnla price. Address F 4S , BEE.
N 26l-2jt
WANTED-DOO , A WELL BROKEN SETTEI
or pilnlcr. Give full de crlpllon , ciunlincntlnn
nnd price. AddrcM F 32 , Bee. N-201-21 *
KOH SAI.K 1 < "UUMTUIIU.
FOR SALE OR TRADE , A GOOD PAYINC
stock of furniture , stoves nnd llnwnrc , In on
of the best towns In lown. Cnll or nddres
Dl ron Swenzcy , Ornnd hotel , Omnhn.
O MISS 21 *
FOR SALF.-DESK AND CHAIR , CHEAP FOI
cnsh , at 1311 Jones si. O-M2SD-23 *
FOR SALU MISCIiMj.VNCOUS.
HARD WOOD. 4 AND B-FOOT FE.VCE FOR
corn cribbing. C. 11. Lee , 801 Dougtns.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A GOOD
second hnnd blocle , go to Omaha Dlcjcle. Co.
323 N. 10th slrcet. Blcj-clcs repaired.
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FURNITURE 11-ROOM HOUSE , FtJLL
class boarders. Inquire nt slore , 524 S. ICUi.IJJ
IJJ
FOR SALE , QUANTITY FIN OLD LUMBER
consisting of 2\4. 2xfi , 2x-l2 , C\S ; nlso fheetlnw
shli.lap , windows , doom , etc. Apply at yatd
3lh nnd Webster , or Associated Clnrltle * . fO
Hownrd street. Ttl. SCIC. Q-M132 3a
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FOR SALE CHEAP. WELL BRF.D POINTER
puppies ; write for particulars. T. O. Ilvmer
.Velinvvka , Neb. Q-M223 24'
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FOirSALi-CHEAP. 5 H. P. T. H. MOTOR
nlso , medium Blzi-d hall safe. Rec-s Pilntlnt ,
Co. , C03 So. llth st. _ Q.22 . *
FOR SALE. A LARGE HALL SAFE ; MUST
1 sold this week , make nn offer. Inquire .103
Karlmch building. _ ? ? lii.21 _
FOUR NEW OAK BOOK CASES AND MIS
cellaneous books. 403 Bee blilg. Q 313 21 *
MISCKI.Ij.VNnOUS.
BOOK niNDlNO. THE RURKLHY rRlNTlNO
Co. . lit nnd 116 North ICUi street. U 183 D 13
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE
liable builncsi medium ; 8th jear at 113 N. IClh
MASSAGE , 1IATIIS , ECT.
MAD\Mi : SMITH , N. K. COU. ICTH AND
DOUGLAS , room 11 ; massage nnd baths.
T MM7 30 *
MMK. AMDS , roiiMnni Y or ST. I/JUTS MAS-
B.iRe nnil liatlis. 507 S. 13th St. , 2cl Hoer , room 10.
T-.M313 30
MAUAMH nitACU I.KON. KI.nCTItlC , MAS-
miRe : Imth parlors lirnlthful nnil refreshing. 417
South llth , upstairs , parlois 2 nnd 3.T .
T M323 30 *
PEIISO.VAI. .
VIAVI co. , 34& nnn ni.nc. , JIHAI.TH noqic
free- homo treatment ; lady attendant. U < Sj
BATHS , M.VSSAGn. MMn. ? OST. 310V4 S. 1JTH.
FINK LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED RAUMLCY ,
17th and St. Miry's avenue. Telephone. 410.
ir Tiin nMADKns or Tiin nncvir.ii SHND
me 10 cents I will mall them receipt for color
ing urny hnlr ; perfectly harmless nnil n KOOI !
clresslnK. Dox 61 , Massena , la. U M230 24 *
DO YOU smcuLATn ? THEN SHND FOR
our book "How to Speculate Successfully or
I.lmlteil Mnrulr.s In Ornln nnd Stoclt Markets. "
Mallei ! free. Comstock , Hughes & Co. , Illnlto
building , Chicago. U
WANTED HY A 1'HYSICIAN OP ABILITY ,
acquaintance of an Inlluentlnl Indy. AilJrcsa
F W. IJce. U-281-21 *
MOXEY TO I.OA.V UE.YT , ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 318 N. Y.
Life. Lonns at low rntea for choice eecurlly In
Ketiaska & Iowa faims or Omaha city property.
\V485
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST UATCS. TIIK
O. K. Davis Co. , 1503 Karnam Bt. W IS9
G I'EU CKNT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. U. Mcil.le , Omaha.
W 100
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPIIOVCD OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 r.-irnnm.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brenr.an , Love & Co. , Pnxton lllk.
W 192
CITY LOANS. C. A , STARR , CIO N. Y. LIFE.
W 433
MORTGAGES , G. G. WALLACE. BROWN BLK.
W 194
LOANS ON IMPROVED & . UNIMPROVED CITY
propelty. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 132) I'nrnam
. W 190
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW RATES.
J. D. Zlttlc , ICth anil Douglas , Omaha.
W m
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARPY , 1 TO
10 years ; low ruteu. Uarvin Bros. , 210 N. Y. L.
W-133
SIX PER CUNT MONEY TO LOAN ON 1M-
pioved Omaha real estntc. Texas lands to ex
change for Improved city property. Will as-
Eume or pay Incumbnnce. Will not consider
pioposlllon under 140,000. Prefer to deal with
ov.ncrs. rusey & Thomas , 1st Nat'I Hank bldg
W M910-D12
MONEY TO I.OA.V CHATTELS.
MONEV TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horse.vvaguns , etc. , at louest rates In city ;
nu removal of coeds ; strictly confidential ; jou
can pay the loan oft at any tlmu or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
300 S. ICth st.
st.X
X 497
MONEY TO LOAN , SO , CO , HO DAYS ; FURNI-
ture. pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , Barker
block. X 193
\VANTI3IJ TO I1OUHOW.
FOR A 17,000.00 TWO-YEAR LOAN WILL PUT
up JJO.VW.OO collateral security. Adclr < 8 F 43 ,
llee. M2J7 2j
IJUSIMSSS CII\\OE9.
FORTUNE MADE BY PRESENT ADVANCE
In vnlnes , but now.ierc to qukkly as by our
plan of mcci'faful speculation In trulii. It Is
the best method In use. Our book explains
speculation by mall fully. ( Sent free. ) Hleneat
b.mk references. Act quickly , I'nttlson & Co.
47 Omaha bldg , , Chicago , III. Y M564-30 *
FOR SALE A J3.000.00 STOCK OF JMPLK-
mentis , (300 stock of confectionery , J300 butcher
shop ; a t-ood lively business ; good opening In
any of these lines ; till In a good town. Also
seine line Improved and unimproved farms Ui
Mltsourl , Kansas und Nebraska lo exrhcntm
for cuttle or western Iowa lands. Oaks &
Jackson , Silver City , la. Y 6S9-D11 *
FOR BAI.E ! SALOON BUSINESS AT 2032
LeavcnuorU. street. Address above number.
Y M150
NEWSPAPER AND JOI1 OFFICE DOING
tfO.Ouo.W north nf business per > ear can be
bought cheap. Address F 44 , Bee.
Y-MZ28 23
FOR RENT. ON JANUARY 1 , SALOON. 8. E.
cor. ZOth and Pierce sis. Y 218 27'
SPECULATION ! SKND YOUR SPECULATIVE
order * for grain , provisions and stocks to n
reliable house. We solicit onlerH on marulnii.
Our dally Utter reviewing the markets will be
rent free on request ; nlm our bonk on specula
tion ; our facilities are unexi-Hletl. McKentle ,
Turner & Co. , 411 Western Union Bldg. , Chi-
TOKO. Y
WANTED PIISIMNO AND RESPONSIBLE
man In racli city nr loun to Inko rxrluilve
iiKtncy far the Field OiTniproof Water Fillers.
A rare chance to make money. Address Henry
Ulepsel & Co. , 4 } Franklin st. , Chicago. Y
RENT. MKAT MARKET AND TOOI.H.
runners and Merchants State bank , Neola , la.
Y M304 30
WANTED , AN ACTIVK PARTNER IN A GOOD
| ii lng business ; only t&QO.OV lequlrt-d. Address
F K. Bee. Y-31J * l *
W INVESTED UPON OUR ADVICE LAST
April amounted to several thousand dollars
lupt vvtek : can be done now ; excellent oppoitun.
Illes for large profits. Very little rink.Sind
for Manual "Profitable Speculation. " Free. p.
McDouKal & Co. , Bunkers , 409 Rlallo Bldg , ,
Chicago , Reference : I'lrst National hank ,
J PER CENT PROFIT WEEKLY WITHOUT A
ilnicle lo > 1" being realised weekly upon our Inv -
v < tnitnt . J'retpettus and references by retuin
mall. R , I. Ass'n. C. A. Mullen , ili-r , , UI Van
Uuren Bt. , Chicago , V I7J-Ji
roil HXCIIANOE.
MAKB OKrnn ron JI.TOO NOTE. tr. . .
Onulm Bun. Col. , lift nnj Farnnm. 7. M-J7I
OENKItAL RTOCK OP DRY OOODS , CLOTH.
tr\g \ , etc , Wnnt rcni > Miti > and some en Mi. Ail'
lrfM Box 111. rrnnHforl , Ind. 7.-M167 IS *
KQt'ITY IN LAIIOE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Omnhn. Whnt Imvo you to offer ? II. F. Waller.
N. Y. Life bide/ 5'--1 ' * )
8IX-ROOM COTTAGE. FINELY BUILT , fOlY
little home , tn tmd * for'clear vacant Int. F. 1C.
Darling , Barker Work. Z-MSI3 21
qt'ITY IN FINE TRACKAOI3 PROPKIITY !
center of town ; p\ve < l otreft ; smnll rncum-
brnncc ; to trade for clour re ldfncc lot or hou o
ntul lot. r. K. Datllng , Barker block ,
7 M214 24
> . < MORTC1AOE ON VACANT LOT IN
Oiunlin lo exchange fo1 any Kin I of m rchnnllfe.
X Y X. Omnlm po tolilce. f. 308 21 *
OOOD FARM M MILES FROM OMAHA , IN
llnrrlfon county , Io n , ta exchnnsp for general
merclmndlse. Address A. Omaha noMofllce.
Z-303 21 *
TO EXCHANGE , FOR LAND. A FINE I1U8I-
ne s corner , 2 blocks from the cry heart of
Omnlnvortli JTO.OOO , clear , for WO or 600
ncred Improved farm In enMr-rn Iowa ; must
1)0 ) clear. Owner will plve big bargain. M-
dellly Tnut company , niccnt. ? M237 16
WILL EXCHANGE WATER POWER GRIST
mill valued nt M.oort 0) , In line rectum of Illi
nois nnil doing business every day ; twenty-
seven ncres of Innd ; free nnd clear. Will ox-
clmnuo fnme for n good farm nnd pay the
dlfTrrcnce. Several Blocks of goods to exchange.
A few stocks of goads to pell nt a bargain for
ra.ih , I.nndn In various pnrt of the stnlc to
fell nml exchnnge. Severn ! farmn In Kouthenst-
cin Nebraska to rent. If you wish to nell or
exchange land' , goods or other property , write
me. New store room lo rent , location good , In
S. E. Neb. tonn. Henry C. Smith , Fall * City ,
Neb. X 299-24
I WANT TO EXCHANGE TWO CLEAR LOTS
In Omaha for remnants of dry goods , boots and
flhocB or Imrnres , Addrers X , general poMotllce ,
Onnhn. 7. 308 24 *
GOOD CLEAR HOUSE AND LOT ON MOTOR
line In Omaha lo exchange for general mer
chandise , groccrim , hardware or clolhlng. A 11
C , general iKiMonicc. X 308 24 *
FOR EXCHANGE , QUARTER SECTION , FOUR
miles fiom Broken Bow , encumbrance , 1500.00 ,
for | > ol tallies and equipments. Combination
Box 15. Broken Bow , Nek 2 322 54 *
i:0-ACIli : FARM IN CLAY COUNTY , ILLINOIS ,
to exchange for western Iowa or eastern Ne
braska , farm ; good buildings , etc. , well located.
Address T. Vnn Antwerp , Spnrlnnd , III.
FOH SALE HEAL ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE-602
IMPROVED FARMS-O. W. OARLOCK. 1205
Fnrnam et. RE C14-J1 *
BARGAINS. SALE OR TRADR IN CITY PROP-
erlles and farms. John N. Frenzcr , opp. _ I' . O.
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. 012 N. Y. L.
- KE-RM-N30 *
- -
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
eale or trade. F , K. Darling. Barker block.
RE 003
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. BARGAINS
In lots. G. a. Wallace , Brown bio * .
, g RE 004
AT IJEO ROCK PRICE. LOT 21. llI.OCK 12.
West End. J. M. Marston. RlipM831-D9 *
BARGAINS IN ACRES. FARMS. mVELLINGS
nnd lols. F. D. Wcad , 16lh and Douglan ftieets.
RE M931-D13
IOWA BARGAIN , ,400 ACRES CORN LAND ,
cheap. Address Lock Box 4 , Modalc , In.
, RE M9C4 30 *
TEXAS FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS , SMALLer
or large tracts : low prlqes , easy payments. We
nre prepared to answer questions touching
these lands , nnd t.o arrange for cheap railroad
fare for nny pet sum wishing to visit southern
Texas. Correspondence . /solicited. Omaha Real
Kstato nnd Trubt , Co./211 8. 18th "li'iet-o ;
AM IN WANT OFJ'CASII : WILL SELL REAL
estntc bilnglng over JO'per cent now , guaran
teed ; tS.500.00 bu > s It. , Address owner. F 42 ,
Bee onice. \ RE-M2J.2 24 *
FOR SALE , 6CX110" GEORGIA AND PACIFIC
streets. Bargains nnQ easy terms. A. 1' .
Tukey , New York Life. ' RE 211-24
FOR SALE-CHEAP , ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVIng -
Ing the city , coindr lot Svlth 0-room housx1. 593
Norlh 27lh. , OmahJ. ' " RE 230 2J
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOK "HOME' ? IN
Ihe Sunny Peach Oroivlhg Grand Volley. " The
Weslern Land & -Orchaj-d Co. , 723 17lh street ,
Denver , Colpj . ' t. RE
EASTERN"OWNER' NRKDINO MONEY A\'ILL
sell 2) ) ncres choice land ndjalnlng new Mate fair
grounds at big sncrllhje. F JO , lice olllce.
RE-327 24 *
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM OF 10 ACRES
In New Jersey for sale ; price , } 200 , pnvnble J2.00
dawn nnd J2M ( weekly. Highland , health ) ; near
inllroad nnd convenk-nt to lost m.irkcttf : title
clear. Full particulars furnlfhed by Rlile > 's
Real estale otllce , 211 S. 10th St. , Philadelphia ,
I'n. RE 27C 24 *
FOR SALE NEW COTTAGE , COR. 30TII AND
Sahler sts , cellar , cistern , city water ; only
(1,200.00. Sam'l Bums , 1313 Farnnm.
RE-21 I.21 !
200-ACRE FARM. FINELY IMPROVED ; FOUR
miles from South Omnlm. A. S. Ritchie. 224
S. 10th street , Omaha. RE 306 24
A FINELY IMPROVED SO-ACRE FARM ONE
mile from Valparaiso , Saundern cou/ity , at n
great bargain , . A J3.000.00 lot on Dodge nnd
2Sth streets for H.OfOOO. 00x140. A line , full
J510.00 lot , South Omaha , J100.00. II. II. Harder ,
East Entrance Bee Bldg. RE 319 24
CHOICE PROPERTY NEAR HANSCOM PARK ,
with two cottages ; purchaser can occupy one
nnd rent , the other for C per cent on $4,000.00 ;
13,800.00 for properly. F 27 , Bee ortlcc.
RE-327 21 *
MUST BE SOLD QUICK ; EAST FRONT. ON
42d street , between Leavenwnrtli nnd Farnam
motor lines ; only J373.00. F 03 , Bee onice.
RE 327 24 *
SPLENDID CHANCE TO SECURE A CHEAP
home. On account of removal from city will
sell handsome 0-ioom cottage near Hanpcom
park nt great bargain. J. L. W. . Box , 094 ,
Omaha. RE 327 21 *
FOURTEEN VALUABLE LOTS IN WEST END ,
the lineal residence portion of Omaha ; close t
business portion of city ; the o lols are cheap ni
J3.wo.0i ) each ; In order lo close oul quick will
Hell for $33,000.00 and lake three-fourths pur
chase pi Ice In good land or stock ranch. For
particulars write J. L. W. , P. O. Box 034 ,
Omaha , Neb. RE 327 24 *
HORSES AVINTEUED.
WANTED HORSCS TO WINTER : BEST OF
care ; terms leasona'/e. A. W. Phelps & Son ,
207 N. Y. Life bldg. Telephone , 1054. 338-N55 *
HORSES WINTERED : BEST OF CARE AND
attention ; best stables In the country , box
etalln ; no sheds. Omaha Fair and Speed asso
ciation , Geo. M. Swlgart. eupt. ; telephone 1121 ,
M411-NM
HORSES WINTERED ; BEST OF CARE
given horses , both winter and summer. Ad-
drees M. J. Welch , Qrelna , Neb. MJC6-30
lORSfW WINTERED IIY WATERLOO STOCK
nnd Ornln Co. , where they will receive best of
care and attention. Address A , S. Cleave. 4'vn
Charles sticel. Omaha. 307 Dl *
MEDICAL.
PILES CURED , BY A SINGLE PAINLESS
treatment ; no cutting ; no tying ; no clamp ; no
caustics , Rectal dnvares n specially. Boston
Pile Cure Co. , S07 New York Life building.
105-21 *
UPHOLSTERING. KltOTNlTURE REPAIRED
nnd packed verjr rllran thin month. M. 8.
Walklln. 2111 Cumlftgjrrel. 1331 , 237
MUSIC , AHIUAND LANGUAGE.
i * 1 I
QEOROB F. GEL-nnNBECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher , 1 5 ( plncago street 109
.
37t )
EMI LOYM.VT : AGENCIES.
'
FOR FIRST CLASS WLP. HOTELS AND PRI-
vale families ; callCanadian Otllce , 1022 DougUs.
u. f 641-DZ
IIU1LDING AND VN ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAU L. & II. ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cent When,1 ! , t , 3 yearn old , nl\va > s
redeemable , 1701 Fainam st. NaUlnucr , Sec.
609
IOW TO GET A HOME OH SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. 'Apply to Omaha I * & 11.
Aen'n , 1704 Bee Bldg. O , M , Natllnger , See ,
. 610
1 AWMIHOICEIIX.
I. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N , 16 ST.
st
SHORTHAND AMJ TYl'EWHITING.
A. C. VAN SANTB SCHOOL , Cll N , Y. I.IFIi
00
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE , UTII. FAHNAM
607
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUHOPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
lilll and Dodge. Koomi by day or week. Ill
THE LANOE HOTEL. " tea B. ISTH STREE'r !
tuna heat ; tatl < boArcI. t3W per week.
STKAMSIIirS.
IXJWEST RATES TO OR FROM EUROPE :
weMern ( irency Thonms Co ik A Son excursion ) .
Harry E. Moore. . , 1115 Fnrnmn street , Omaha.
M-930-D1S
IUISI.\ESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 1 .
810
U.VDEIITAKEIIS AND EMIIAI.MEHS.
II. K Bt'RKET. FUNBRAI. niRECTOR AND
rmbnlmer. 1618 Chlcagj st. , telephone 90. 17
SWANSON & VAL1EN , 1701 CUMINO , TEU 1W0. !
618
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EM.
balmer , 1117 Fninam st. , telephone 223. 619
HAY ANI ) GHAIN.
11HY YOUR HAY IIY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. II. Snvdcr , 1515 Hurt si. Tel. 1107.
622
COAL.
USE SHERIDAN COAL-THE BEST SOFT
conl. Penn. hard coil price guaranteed. Victor
White. Tel. , 1I7.1C05 _ Farnam. 615
FOR BITUMINOUS COALTcAR LOAns7 FOR
domestic or steam purpose ! " , mldrcps ExeclMor
Coal Mining Co. , Du Quoin , III. M1C9 D18
LOST.
LOST ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT , itUSIC ROLL
containing thect music. Rclurn lo llee otllce ;
reward. Ixist 216 2i
LOST , AT MILLAR ! ) HOTEL. AT DICKINSON
reception , diamond nnd turquolte screw ear
ring. Liberal rcwntd , 1029 Gccrg'n nvrnuc.
Lost 230-21 *
LOST-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON SILVER IlINfT.
Ili-tnrn to Jewelry store , S. E. cor. 13th nnd
Dodge sts. , nnd receive rcwnrd.
LoRt-MSOO-23
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MISS VAN VOT.KENBt'ROH DF.RTROYS PER-
mnnently by ilcct 1 Uy rupe linens Imlm. moe ! ,
wnrts , etc. Room 410 N. Y. Life Bldg.
M163 D15 *
HANGING.
NEW CLASS FORMING AT MORAND'S
school. 1510 Hnrney St. Adult ? . Tuesday nnd
Friday , 8 p. m. ; children , Tuesday. 4:15 : p. m ,
Saturday , 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Cnll for terms.
Always open ; private lessons. 96S-D15
IJENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 2020 BURT ST. 614
IRIUaATION DOND SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that scaled pro
posals will be received by the board of
directors oC the Ord Irrigation district of
Valley county , Nebraska , at their ofllco In
Ord In Fnld district , up to 2 o'clock p. m.
of the 2d day of December , 1S95. for -JGO.OOO
of the bonds Issued by said Irrigation dis
trict , all of gnld bonds being bonds of & 00
each nnd draw-Ing Interest nt the rate of
C per cent per annum , jijynbta annually ;
the principal and Interest of said bonds pay
able at the ofllce of the stnte treasurer of
the Btnto of Nebraska , said bonds being
payable In Installments ns follows ; )2,500
thereof payntVo In eleven years from the
date thereof ; $3,000 payable In twelve years
from the date thereof ; ? 3,000 payable In
thirteen years from the date thereof ; $4,000
payable In fouitcen years from the date
thereof ; $1,500 payable In fifteen years from
the date thereof ; $3,000 payable In slxteecn
years from the date thereof ; $ j00 payable
In seventeen years from the date thereof ;
$ GriOO payable In elRhteecn years from the
date thereof : $7,500 payable In nineteen
years from the date thereof ; $8,000 payable
In twenty years from the date thereof.
The Board of Directors reserve the right
to reject any nnd nil bids.
Address all bids to 13. P. Clements , secre
tary , Ord , Nebraska.
By order of the Bonrd of Directors , made
this 7th day of November , 1S95.
J. A PATTON , President ,
E. P. CLEMENTS , Secretary.
N10 d20t
AD.MINISTKATOR'S SALE.
Sealed bids will be received up to Decem
ber 3 by the undersigned for the sale of
the following named shares of stock belong
ing to the estate of II. i'undt , deceased.
Said bids will be subject to the approval of
the Judge of the inobate court of Douglas
county :
0 shares Omaha Savings bank of Omaha.
25 shares First NnUonnl bank of Omaha.
10 shares German SuvliiKS bank of Omaha.
1 share Union club of Omaha.
2 certificates of membership Omaha Board
of Trade.
2 shares Omaha Dairy association.
10 shares Mutual Loan and Building as
sociation.
20 shares Nebraska Carbonic Acid Gas
company of Omaha.
10 shares Sutherland Land nnd Improve
ment company of Omaha.
For Investigation Inquire of L. rtnnpke ,
administrator.
Nov-10-17-24-Dec-l
WHITE STAR LINE
United Stnlcs nnd Roynl Mall Steameis.
Sailing from NEW YORK ns follows :
GERMANIC..WEDNESDAY , 27 NOV. , s p. m.
TEUTONIC .WEDNESDAY. 4th DEC. , 7 a. Ill
BRITANNIC..WEDNESDAY. 11 DEC. , 2 p. m.
MA.lEbTIC TUESDAY , 17th DEC. . 11 n. m.
Saloon passage , J30 and upward , according to
steamer selected and location nf berth.
2nd cabin } 33 und { 40 on Majestic and Teutonic.
DRAITS pav'able on demand everywhere In
Great Britain nnd Ireland Knld at lowest rates.
For Inspection of plnns of Kteamein nnd nny
further Infoimallon npply lo local agents or di
ll. MAITLAND KERSEY , Gl. Agt. 23 B'wny.N.Y.
N. ANDEB1-ON. Gen. Wesl. Agl. ,
214 SOUTH CLARK STREET. CHICAGO.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves II1URLINGTON & MO. RIVEIUArrlves
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sis I Omaha
8:30am : Denver Express 9:35am :
4:3' : > pm.Blk. Hills , Mont. & Pugel Snd Ex. 4:0'pm :
4.5pm : Denver EXDICES 4:03pm :
70pm.Ncbiaila ; ! Local ( except Sunduj ) . . 743pm ;
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday.ll:23am :
245pm..Fa ! t Mall ( for Lincoln ) dally. . .
Leaves [ CHICAGO , BURLINGTON & O I Arrives
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sis.Omaha [
6:00pm : Chicago Vestibule S:00am :
OMSam Chicago Express 4:15prn :
7'50pinChcngo ! & St. Loul Express. . . R00mn ;
ll:3b : > m Paclllc Junction Local. . , ' , ' , . 5:30pm :
. _ Fa t Mail . . . . . 2Mnm
Leaves ( CHICAGO , MIL. & ST. PAULJArrlves
OmahalUnlon Depot , loih & Mason 81s. | Qnmha
C:00pm : Chicago Limited 803am ;
1045am..Chicago ! Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 32Jpm ;
Leaes | CIIICAaO & Nb'RfmVEHT'N.JAtrl\"er
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason 8lsOmnha |
'
10:30am : Eastern Express. . . , 3:63pm :
443pm ; Vestlbulcd Limited 9:2dam :
7:051 : tn Cnrroll Paffnser 10-SSnm
B:45pm : Omnlm Chicago fiprjjnl 8:10am :
4:15pm : Boone Local
Leaves ICHICAGO. R. I , & PACIFIC.JAirives"
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Hto.l Omaha
"
EAST.
WEST ,
6:45pm.Oklahomn : S. Texas Cx. lex. Sun..105am ) :
140pm ; . Coloiado Limited . 4Qlpm :
L"eaTei i C.7 ST. P. , M. & O. [ Arrives *
und Webster Sis. | Omaha
SilSam.rn.Bloux * Clly'Accommodation. . . . aTir.pm
12:15pm. : . . Sioux City Express ( ex. Hun..ll:5rain ) :
S45pm ! . SI. Paul Llmlied . 9:10aiii :
Leaves I F. , E. & MO. VALLEY. JArrUcV
Oiiiahal Depot , Ulli nnd Webster Sts. I Omaha
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & C. B.
OmulmlUnlon Depot , loth & Mason Bt\ \ Omaha
865am ; Kansas CHy Day Express,7"t:30pm :
9i45pm. .K. : C. Night Ex. Via U. P. Tram. 700.im ;
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. Airlves
Omaha ) Depot , 16th and Websler Bts. Omaha
10:40am : ,31 , Louis Enpreti G:09nin :
9SOpm : St. Louis Exprets G.uspni
8SOpm..II.Nebraska ! Local ( c-x. Sun ) 9.Mam
Oinahal Depot , 15th and Webiiler Si's. I Omaha
645pm ! Bt. Paul Limited 8inam !
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l Out of Court.
Tlie troubles which have exlitfd between
the members ot the firm of Krazler & Durke
of South Omaha have beet ) Bottled to the sat-
Itfactlon of all concerned , and the cases have
gone out of court. Frailer will retire from
the firm and IJurke will continue the busi
ness.
PRETTY ,
Now Treasury Notes Possessing Artistic
and Othur Merits ,
SUPERB PICTURES BY EMINENT ARTISTS
\CIT Dcpnrture In Ciirrrncj Prlntliiu
nnil r.niirm lim Li-md 't'oiiilor
Fit to IH >
Frniueil.
The new government Issue of treasuiy notci
will mark nn era In tlio hlrlory ot the pnpci
currency of the \\oiM , iiys ; the ( llolic-Jlcinq-
crat , as well ns Jcflno the relations uctwccn
art nnd currency , which hnvo hcrctotoro been
loft entirely out of Kovunimenlnl considera
tion. The $1 , $2 , $5 and $10 bills portly to
bo put In circulation by the government of
the United Stales will be works ot art , each
note being worthy of framing , like any other
engraving of high merit. Such artists a ? AVI11
H. Low , Walter Shlrlaw and Kdwln I low land
lllashflold have made olb paintings , from
which the government engravers have made
steel engravings , from which , In turn , Im-
pflons have been printed on absolutely
unique and beautiful paper , the result being
not only new money , but millions of speci
mens of the highest art of the ciul-oMhc-
century engravers put In circulation among
the people of the United States.
The design for the face of the J5 note ,
which will bo first Ispued , Is by Walter Shlr-
Uw. That for the U Is by Will H. Low.
Edwin Uowland Ulashfteld designed the now
$2 note , and Walter Shlrlaw the new $10.
They will probably appear , the $1 and J5 notes
In January or February , the ? 2 and $10 notes
two or three months later.
LITTLK HEAL AUT UNTIL NOW.
Up to this time bank note designs have con
sisted of a hotch-potch of portraits , lathe-
work , letter ? , etc. , having no pattlcular rela
tion to each other , nnd no coherent signifi
cance. These various blts > of engravings have
been done on a e'.cel plato of a certain size ,
and the resultant printing has shown n. scries
of splotches Inclosed In a narrow border. The
government ot the United States , In the new
wrles , has attained unity In design , and
effect. To secure that result the services of
some of the best figure painters In the coun
try have been enlisted ; and , of all those who
competed for the honor , with Us attendant
emoluments , only a few succeeded.
For this competition designs wore submitted
ranging In size from two and one-half to four
feet In width , and of proportionate height.
They aro'painted In oils , and supposedly In
black and white , although the Irresistible ten
dency toward coloration Invariably assert ! '
Itself In the warming and cooling of tints.
These , paintings , of course , depict objects In
smooth surfaces of color , relieving light or
dark , as the case requires. The function ot
the engraver at once becomes of supreme Im
portance. U lo to take the dei-lgn and In
terpret It that the Idea of the artist may go
forth to the artistic and the non-artistic on
Its mission of culture.
For the flr.H time In the history of the
world money In Itself Is to reflne and en
lighten.
The engraver Is now obliged not only to
reproduce the light and shade of the origi
nal design , ho must devise directions of lln ?
which describe surfacea gracefully and har
moniously , depict textures and actually con
vey a sense of color. His streng'h ' or light
ness of line , his varying widths , crossings ,
recrosslngs and Interwork ; his suggestions of
nearness and distance , his rendition of
quality as well as color thcso Identify and
Individualize the work.
The new money that will pass from hand
to hand among 70,000,000 of peopleIs In
reality the -xork of the government en
gravers , and they are Q. F. C. Smllllo and
Charles Schlecht. When the designs come
from the hands of the artist designer. , the
lights and shades arc depleted In 'smooth ,
unbroken surfaces of color. In translating
this Into line , a broken linear surface , the
judgment and tact of the engraver are called
Into play to translate these washes Into
lines.
lines.NO
NO "SLURniNQ" IN THIS WORK.
Blurring , for example1 , will cover defects
In a painting , and color Invariably distracts
the attention from errors In form. But there
can be no slurring In a line engraving. Its
meaning Is exact , the engraver must cover
the inaccuracies of the artist. Sometimes ,
for example , the design Is "suggestive , " but
rough ; In that case the engraver must ap
preciate the artist's hints and make a fin
ished pictureA photograph Is a reproduc
tion an engraving Is a translation. The
first Is an exact copy , the second embodies
the thought , taste and originality of the
translating mind. U Is worth remembering
that the note that passes from hand to hand
Is the engraver's work , his translation of the
designer's Idea.
When the now fives were Issued , about the
tlmo specified , they will get Into circulation
by being paid out by the Treasury depait-
mcnt of the United States Instead of the old
notes ; within a month thereafter the now
notes will get Into general circulation among
the people. Twos and tens will follow ,
Claude M. Johnson , chief of the bureau nl
engraving , said on thli subject ; "Tho new
notes as works of art will have a decided
and agreeable educational influence ; besides ,
they will be more dinicult to counterfeit
Wo have employed the best artists to be had ,
and wo are pure our engravers ore the best
to bo obtained-In the world , These features
of the new currency would themselves com
mand for H _ tlio attention of all'civilized na
tions. But ln reproducing on th ? backs of
the notes for the first time portraits of fa
mous civilians we give the reverwj the same
security that wts imparted to the faces of
tlio om notes uy tlio portraits tney uore , and
add to the now notes a feature of beauty , of
artistic value.
"Each of the new notes typifies a distinc
tive Idea. The five may be called "America , "
embodying the ideas of energy nnd progress.
Three groups appear side by side on the fac ?
of the note ,
The flrsl group la an erect male figure ,
driving three spirited hones by reins which
are really flashes of lightning ; In his light
hand he grasps from the storm clouds the
thunderbolts , whoso energy Is conveyed by
ribbons to an electric torch , grasped by thu
chief figure In the central or principal group
on the face of the note. Coherency of design
Is tliuu Indicated.
The central female figure , of magnificent
proportions. Is winged , Hlio holds aloft In her
right haifd an incandescent electric light ,
which ly converting the energy conveyed tu
her .from the clouds Into direct usefulness ,
enlightening mankind , She standi' on n liem-
k'phero which shows the United Slates ; un
der her extended left arm an caglo pcrchet
at her feet ; Immediately on her right , resting
nlto on the hemisphere , In a spinl-recumben !
position , In a female figure , emblematic , per
haps , of the pru&i , announcing to the universe
the progress of civilization.
On tlio observer's right , to the left of the
central figure , lu a floating figure of Peace ,
holding a law scroll In one hand and lightly
tupportlng a duvo In the other. In the back
ground are glimpses of the great dome nnd
of the Niiate wing of the capital , localizing the
dojlgn In It entirely. Walter Sh'rlaw of Now
Vurk , who made , the design for thin note ,
Mudit'd nrt In Munich , Illu best known work
Is a large painting called "Sheep Shearing , "
On the back of the new J5 bill will be an
Ideal winged head , in the center , with a V
on her breast a fancy of the engraver ,
Bmlllie : on either sldo of the Ideal head will
be the hradi of Grant and Sheridan , Per the
flrrt tlmo portraits of persons not holding
ol'.lco under the government appear < n It *
currency. The back of this nnd of all ll.c i.v
notes was deo'gned by Thomas F. ; , io rl- ,
chief of the engraving division of the IJureiu
of Engraving and Printing.
THE NEW 1 HILL.
The face of the $1 bill was deslsaej byY !
II. Low , It fhows History Instructing Youth
In the annala of America. Twenty-Hires
memorial wreaths , In which arc the lumc.i of
great men , appear around three bordjrs of the
design. A Ulrtant view of the Washington
monument and the dome of the capltol fllli
the background , The heads of Jefferbon and
Washington occupy places In tbe center of the
upper border , The figure of History Is on the
observer's left.
The figure of Youth Is on Hlstory'u left ,
and almost In the center of the design.
In the lower right-hand corner Is the teal ,
which U smaller In all the new notes.
The back of the (1 note ehowa on the cb-
server's left an allegorical winged figure ; to
th observer's right are portrait hrucU ot
, Martha nml Oorgo Washington. Mr. CJeorga
Schlccht rnRruved the face of Ihls nolo.
The design for the ; * c of the new | 3 bill
rlinws Science pro < entlna Steam nnd Klcc-i
trlclly lo Commerce nnd Manufacture. Ik
WHS dotif In oil by LMwIn Howlnnds lla ) h
field of New York.
The coJitrnl Rrotip shows Science seated
with tno graceful boys , rcpi denting Slenmi
ntid electricity , on either side of hrr. Or >
cither side of this central group nro two
grnc-cful fcated figures representing Com *
ntcrcc nnd Manufacture.
The buck of the. note shows , appropriately
enough , portraits of Fulton nnd Morse ,
The genernl Idea of the face of the new
$10 bill , designed by William Shlrlaw , Is
nrrlcultiire.
Kara nnd stnlk.s of catin nro teen to the
observer's extreme left , In the upper cor
nrr , nnd fruit In the lower cornsr. To tlnj
i fiht , Inward the center of the design , IB o ,
rcctitnbcnt youth , rcprosentlng the South ;
over his heml nr * oranges.
Ktirlher to the rlpht la Agilculturc , a
splrndld vvomnn , holillnR n slcl < lc ; to tha
rliht ; , still , Is Forestry , n rugged man , clnil
l fcklns ! to the spectator's extreme right Is
the West , n beautiful woman holding n nlno
jar. Over her head nro balls of cotton , tin-
dcr her feet , floWcr * .
HOW A TUKASUUY NOTB 13 MADB.
A famous artist conceives n noble doslgn ,
which will rellc-ct * ome great patriotic Idea. .
Ho puts this design on canvas , In oil , vvlthr
out color. The t exult Ui an oil painting , say ;
4 feet long by 2& feet wldo. This pahitlnc
s put before the engraver , who studlca It
lay In and dny out , perhaps , for weeks *
now nnd then tracing on n plate ot Bolt
steel , which rusts on a table In Iront of
ilm , his conception of the line or lines
cqulslto to comey the artist's conception
o the public mind. The outline ot this
iteel pinto on which the engraver Is work-
m ? must be of the cx.nct size et the note to
10 printed. Ho engraves In sections , nnil
when the whole plate Is finished the steel
lie Is hardened and the entire ilcslp.li trans
ferred to a roll , the section of a cylinder , of
soft steel. This roll In turn Is then hard
ened. The design la then transferred by ;
nvssuro from the chilled roll to n largo
soft plate , which Is then chilled , and from
vhlch the notes are directly printed on
lapcr'speclally prepared by the government
t crent expense.
"The bureau of engraving nnd printing , "
? ald Us chief , Mr. Johnson , "which has to
lo only with the printing of notes nnd se
curities , belongs In the Treasury dcpart-
ncnt , nnd has been housed In n Urge bullu >
ng nt Fourteenth and U streets , dcvotea )
exclusively to Its uses , for about nineteen
cars. The bureau was created In war time ) ,
vhen paper fractloinl currency was first
jrlntcd. Karly In Its history , while It was
yet lioiifcJ In the treasury building , the
irlntlng of bank notes and Internal revenue
stamps was added to Its duties. Surface
printing , such as that of postal cards , has
never formed part of Us functions. Wo mak
the plates from \vhlch the postals arc then
printed for the government by the lowest
bidder. The government stationery In gen
eral is1 printed In the government printing V ;
office , an entirely separate bureau. Th '
stamped cnvolopss , which are embosned v ork ,
nre printed by private contract also. They
are the only securities not printed In the
bureau , which Is gradually embracing all tha
government's priming , nnd Is growing with
the country. It will never be united with
the government printing oinco , since thf klndl
of printing we do Is plate printing , whllo
theirs Is surface or type work.
"There are 1,508 persons on our rolls , and
wo work from one year's end to another ,
sometimes also at night. In 1SU4 there were
55,516,000 sheets of securities printed here.
Including pension clucky and patent certifi
cates , the value of these sheets being for
that fiscal year J777SC5,400. This was an
Increase of aggregate values for n year of
at leatt $50,000,000. There- was no loss of
nny kind. In tlio year 1S95 stamps hnvo
first been printed by thu government , prlvato
contract having theretofore fciippl'ed them. "
Sir. G. F. C. Smlllle , chief engraver of the
bureau , perhaps the leading steel engraver
of the United States , Is of Scotch descent
and was born In New York In 1S5I. He In
herits his artistic tastes ; three of his uncles
and seven of his cousins have been bank
note engravers. The radical change In the > -.J J
policy and artistic alms made by the present
idniinlatrntlon appealed to Smllllc's ambi
tion and he went to Washington. There
were Indications of the revolution In paper
money and he wants to bo Identified with it.
As chief engraver of the bereau he rccelvea
a salary of JG.OOO , and has no duties what
ever save engraving. Ho engraved the facca
ot the new two and five dollar notes ,
NEWEST KIM ) OK " .1A . "
CniullcN Fill I'd tilth Ilnozc n Fa A
AIIKIIIK : Now YurkrrN.
Whsref there's a will there's a way to
beat around a law and confound those who
attempt to cnforca It. Bogus watermelons
filled with booze and Imitation bibles with
a loaded flask , not to mention holes-In-thc-
wall , bootleggers , ind other devices , are fa
miliar relics of prohibition days In Kansas
and Iowa before the drug stores came to tlio
rescue of the drouth-stricken. The enforce
ment of the Sunday law in New York has
not reduced the residents to tues3 expedients ,
but various methods are adopted to alleviate *
the wants of the suffering. The latest Is.
candy drops filled with whisky and brandy.
The steady drinking man who Is not on
good terms with the bartender on the corner ,
says the New York Woild , finds In these.
whlskyized candles the next best method of
getting mound the Roosevelt rcdtrlcllons. Ho-
gives the wink to his druggist , receives a.
little box and goes homo equipped against a
dry Sunday.
The confectionery stores are reaping a rich
harvest. Although they have no license to.
sell liquor , they do not fear any trouble from
what , at first glance , may seem to bo a
lmrmlet'3 infraction of tlie law. But as young
girls and boys as well as grown men and
women are buying the dtops , the Excls
Hoard will have every excuse for Interfer
ence an soon as tncy liave read this article.
A World reporter bought ije whisky bonbons
bens at two places In Broadway last Sunday
and at one place In Columbus avenue , near
Seventy-second street. He also bought brandy
In binbons at two places. In two pounds of
this mixture of whisky and candy was enough.
Intoxicating liquor to produce a decided
"feellntf. "
The chocolates put up with whisky In them
were not put on oac ! In this city until two.
weeks ago , Since then the demand for the
article has been great.
Brandy drops wcro made years and years
ago on n small Ecnlc , but not until the screws ,
were put on Sunday drinking did the whisky !
drop make Its appearance. Tli& whisky drop
la not different In appearance from the old-
tlmo chccolato or brandy drop , and Is about
the fa mo size. At some of the chops It la
covered with plain chocolate , while at the
more stylish places It Is wrapped In tin and
gold foil ,
In some of Its forms It Is composed of a.
little jug made of crystalll'/cd sugar. Into-
which the liquor Is squirted with a syringe.
Then the email opening Is plugged with ,
sugar nnd dlppnl In boiling chocolate and.
laid out nn boards to dry. The foil Is put on
to hold the compound together In case It lit
exposed to a damp atmosphere.
People who have not bought whisky drops ,
and who have no Idea of tha amount of tho-
juice of tlif rye contained In them , will bo
surprised by the following figures , derived
from an analysis :
In a pound of chocolate drops there are
eighty pieces. Kadi piece weighs ninety-five-
grains , Troy weight. After a drop Is broken
and the whlaky Is poured out there are found
fifty-five grains of sugar and chocQlato and
forty grains of whisky , Counting eighty
drops to the pound , there are 3,200 grnlna of
whisky In each pound box of the new mix
ture ,
A half-pint of good rye whUky weighs 3,265-
g'plns. Thus In each pound nf chocolate
whisky drops there Is a half-pint of whisky ,
IMS fifty-five gralnu.
Ilartcnders say the average New Yorker
dcei not pour out inoru than one-sixth of a
half-pint for u drink. According to thl
inero are about tlx average drinks of whisky ;
In every pound of the new candy.
There U a gallon of whisky , according to
the statement of a manufacturer , In every
Blxtciii and a half pounds Qf thin can-ly. TJib
price of the candy , of course , depends on tho-
quality of tt 6 brandy. Homo pound boxe
cc t 30 centi , othcra cos' CO cents.
Diluted opium Is mixed with chocolate-
drops In China , and In Ntw Orleana a factory
ha been making abslntho drops for the past
flva year ? .
Tli X AVtTf CuMllV IllnlH.
George Hoag and Florence Lefebre , tw
boyi arrested by D.'tectlves Dunn and Dona
hue for stealing name pigeon * from Jacob' ' )
Meyer , pleaded guilty , and were fined W
and costs cacti by , Judge Derka yesterday ,