Nebraska Newspapers

    THE Oa.AIFA DAILY BEE-1 TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 20 , 1805.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
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< ho evening nnil tinitl 8 j . in. for tli
inoritlriK nnil Sunday edition * ,
liy rpiirnlliiR n mini
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to n iinniiiercil Idler In car
of Tlic llpp. AtiMTprsi no nililrraari
lll lie ilpllrrrcil upon nreirnlnllon
of < | IP clipplt on1r > Hnlcn , 1 l-2c n
n-oril ttrtti Inner ! Inn ) In n rron
tlicrrnflcr. NotlilttK tnUrn for le *
ft limn 2Sc for llrnt liiNprllon. TIiPB
nilrprllMpiiipnln tntint lie run conxccn
lively.
sin ; VTIOXS
A TllonOt'OHLV nr.UAIII.K.
etlfti'r mm dulresnn pmjnBr > m t Ore. I. HlB
class references. AiMrras 1 * M , Hco.A .
A M310 23 *
WANTKD. A SlrrATlOfT T1Y A I nACTICA
young mllltr of clsht jmrs * oxiK-rlonre In
Komi rollrr mill , rirst-class refprcncf. Ad
< lrtm P CJ , Hee. A-MJ42 1C *
SITUATION WANTnn. A I'lUNTRU OP r.X
pirlcnro wnnts < lluatlnn In country cilllcp. 000
Job nnJ news mnn. AdJrcM r IB. cnrp Hrr.
A MJt * so
nn MA Ml IlKtiP.
WANTHO-UVR , INTKM.ICinNT AOP.NTS IN
Omhi to orcnnlre clulu nf tnrce to five iflrn
HOH or rur famous Orclmnt Homes Inmlii I
o-ntrnt MlMlMlppl. The tlile of ImmlRrntlo
In Rolni : couth , wliere there nn no hot winds
nn coM \Untem , no bllzzntil . no crop failures
WtifTf two nr three ctfp cnn 1" > rHisen pnc
year. Where there In nn Midi thins n fnlltir
H n mnn will work onc-tnlf nn hnrd ns " " < "oe
In thli country. Coil ummer . mIM winter * .
Sure pnylnir eropi of frnlt nml cnrilen truck
niclien neil on Mrth. Ilest rnllwnv facilities
Oeo. W. Ames. Kenernl nB'nt ,1 17 1'nrnnm ' .
Omnhn.
tM.OO TO I1M.OO SALAUY PAID SAI.nSMHN
for clears ; experience not necessnry : rxlrn in-
rt'icoinents to customers. IUslio | > & Kline. '
Lnul * . Mn n-MMl-NK *
trs.M TO $100.00 rnn MONTH sni.i.iNO THE
Illdcr Double Itetort Oil Cns Ilurncr : cnn be
placed In nny cook or heatlnu stove or furnace.
It pro'li * " n perfect natural RIH flra ! nslter nna
chenpT llinn coal or wnml. Tor lenm niliucjii
Bay Clly Novelty Co. , Works , IJay Cliy Mhjh.
WANTnn MiN AT aobD 8A"LAnY. fAI.U
i nt ltl DnitKlns. n MMJ-i *
A MA 'on LADY TO MANAflR niSTUim'T-
Ins sonp simples , snerlnltlM , < lo corrcsponiiinR.
fieml Hjlvnn To. , 727 Wooilwnrd. Detroit. Mich. ,
lOo for samples soap , etc. , receive ntiint nn > r.
i ) . HAIISMIN , LOCAL AND TiiAvnt.
Inc Ihrounhout Nelirnnkn. tn handle luljrlcntln
nnrt turd oil * on comml"lon. Otrfvl Induct
mentu to rlshl nnrty. Aililicas the . .HIP Ol
Co. . Cleveland. O. _ _ 11 51234 28
\VANTKD , AT ONCH. 100 CAU nUILDHU
nnfl car repalrern nt Knniina Cllv Cnr Koundr
rnmpnnjr , Twelfth at. nnd 1C. C. belt lino. ICnn
Han City. Ivnn. _ Hj il2L !
J100 MONTHLY BALARY AND nXPIWSC
to Bell Roods tn ilenlcifl l > y sample ; experlenc
unneeeB Sry ; staple goods. Sterling No\-elt
Co. , Chlcnpi. _ n M272 30'
EVrJRY CATHOMC1 FAMILY TJUYS ON S1OHT
for Chrlntmni : reliable , 1ntelllient mnn wnnte
In ench county : tlS.OO per week. C. P. & Ij
Co. , CG KJfth nve. , ChlonRO. III. _ 11-M281 23 *
soMcifons WAN-rnD Kou OMAHA ; ALSO
mnnnit r o\tt lde countiy. Untlrely new Roods
411 Hheeley IMock. 1I-M32D D23 *
AprmNTcis WANTi3D TO WARN HAH
b r trnde ; Mearty work nfter elpht we ks ; Snt
urdny wnKej while lenrnlnB : ' tooli free ; enin
IORUO mailed St. I.oulH Harb r colleKe. M1 N
Oth atrtet. Rl. Louis. Mo. n-113 23
8ALTCSMRN TO TAKH OUDnUS AND COL-
leet ; 550.00 bond slsned by n liuilnein firm re
qulrc-d : etcluslva tcrrltnr } : 123.00 to J > 0.00
weekly. Kor particulars nddress P. O. Itox
135t , New York City. U-M34D ! C
WANTED
ELEC1ANT CADINHT PHOTOS. J2.00 1MJU DOZ
en. Davlcs , 113-115 South JClh at. , C 174
\VANTHD. OOOD FOIl GENRriAI
houaevvorlc. 2106 Casa. , _ 27
\v7vNTnD , lUMRDIATHLY. OOOD , COMPK-
tent Bill for Rcncrat hnuscworlt In small family ;
references ; flcrninn prpfi-ued ; KOOI ! plncc for Hie
rlslit fclrl. Apply nt 2003 Unit llonnnl ulirct.
C M338
SEIIVANT GIHLS TO MAKE AND SELL TEA ;
na cjcpcilcncu necesmry : salniy $10.0' ) per week ;
- Bend ft 2-cent Blampi for sample nnJ particu
lars. Mn-hnd-o-wa Tea Co. , ChlcnRii , 111.
C M3I7 20 *
FOIl KEXT IIOUSKS.
I1OUSES-F. 1C. DAHI.tNQ. IJAUKEn BLOCK
I ) (75
IIOUSKS IN AI.Ii PAUTS OF TUB CITY. THL
O. P. Davla Company , 1503 Fnrnnm. D (76 (
FUiiNisiiiib HOUSE FOR RUNT ; ncAUTirui
house , ten rooms , elcguntly furnlnhec ] , ho
wnlcr heat. Inundry , nlable. cnrrlngc , etc
Thou. F. Hull , CIO Paxton block. D 13 (
_
BTANI'OUL ) CIIICLU COTTAQIIS , B HOO.MH
nil , modern , ens , fuel. Apply Uyron Heed Com
pnny .212 So. lllh at. _ _ _ D-477
ilOUSES UDNAWA & CO. , 103 N. 15TII ST.
_ _ _ _ _ _ D-478
IIOUSK3-O. \VALLACIi , 312 11HOWN IILIC.
_ _ _ _ D-473
FOH JIENT NICKLY FtJHNISHED I1OUHK OF
eight rooms besides alcove nnd bnthroom , south
front , with nil ctmvcnlcncea. Inquire 2G03 Hnlf-
lloxvaid t. D-237
_
1024 NO. 15TH ST. , 8-ROOSI MOUCIIN I1I1ICK
ullli bain , Omaha Heal llstate & Trust Co. ,
211 So. 18th Bt. D-235
iiouniiN HOUSIS-NU\V MIOOM DWELLIngs -
Ings nenr llniibcoiu pnik , 2715-17 1'oppleton uve. ;
modurn brkkK. C1C Kouth Jth , 518-2U North 23.1
BID , and 1(22 Bliernood uvc. C. A. Starr. 51S
N. Y. Life. . D-B7I-N30
_ _
tOO S. 21ST AVIINUB , N1N1MIOOM MODnRN
Uou , yard 320x105 feet.J. . N. Frenzer. opposite
liostofllce. _ D M5SO
BTHAM. NO KQUAL. WINTKIl OH SUMMnit.
central , modern 5 or G-room Hats. Tlzniil , 221
N. 24th. D-CS3-U3 *
_
FOR ltHNT-C-tOOM HOUSn. C31 S. 17T1I AVIS.
D--M532-N30
_ _ _
FOU nn.\T CIIKAP. Dnsm.viiLn STOIIKS ,
Hats , rooms , etc. U. J. Kendall. GIM B. 16th hi.
D-7I3-DI
_
j on c IIOOMS , CIX > SITS , WATUII. cos N. 13.
D-yn-Dio *
_
to N. :7TH AVI : . , s-n. , MODKUN , 120 ,
2J04 ! 1. Ilth St. , 7-r. , modern , > 23.
S77S Webster St. . 7-r. , mcilern , J2i.
3(01 Jackson Bt. , 8-r. . modern , JSO.
4100 Lnfa > ettc nvc. , 0-r. . model n , JI3.
507 S. 21th Bt. , 14-r. , modern. 5) .
20'J H. 24th Hi. , 0-r. , mod rn. tV > .
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnnm at.
D-51S 3D
, AII.filZn8 AND PAnTSOF
F , D , Wend , ICth nnd UouglnB streets.
riviMtooM noust : , WITH CITY WATIH. 112
So. 2Sth. D M855 30 *
_
COMI'LliTnLY FtTHNISHHD 10-IlOOM iTotTSi :
for rent. 115 S. 23th street. D-M135 30
* ' _ *
I2178O , 32DJ FUHNACir'oA's7l7ATTlTT25.M.
D-MHO 30
FOH HUNT , 3-ItOOM HOUSK , 8. U. COH. 23D
nnd Clarke. D-193
ron niNT : niiT.nooMiouBr : . $ isoo I'r
month ; central location. Inqulio 2616 Cap. nve.
D-2t5-27
ron IIKNT. Ri.naANT MODIHN HOUSK. s.
U. corner Iii\enpoit ami 32d , D 2(7 (
THN-HOOM ItOlJSi : DHC , 1 , MQDRRN IM-
iirovemtn's. 300 ( , cor. Farnam nn > 1 30th ntreet ,
l > y C'liua. Turner , 3316 Fainnm. D 2CC-23 *
FOH HI.NT , > isoo
\\nler , lialh , lar jard : 12 > r North ISth. In
quire Nctheilon Mull , l t Nafl bank bids.
27
FOH ItKNT. HOl'SB NUXT TO FIHST CON-
Ciccutlonal church. A , V , Tukey. N. Y. Life.
U-331 20
FOH HUNT. rillJAP , fJOOIl 8-HOOM IIOU8U :
honied with hot wultr ; Kood turn nml all mod'
urn convenience : . Knqulro John Mlet-l. Patter-
fjibulluir. ; , D MS5U Dl
Bix-uooM MODIHN : iiorat : . UMILY PLACIJ
18th , eoutii of Mnndentoii , I ) 11137 so *
FOU HUNT , HOUSES IN ALL PAHTd OF TIIU
city *
Bp clnl , EM So. 2Cth ntime. .
4ia North 3l t street.
420 North 31st street.
40S North I9lh ktreet.
All modem camcnlencrg ; rhcap for winter
months , llrenmui , Ixive & Co. D MJ(3 Ij
ron Hn.vr-in'ii.wsiini ' ) HOO.MS.
FOR IlBNT-FUHNlSlinD HOOM8. WITH
board. Call nt 2107 Douglaa m. 1 ; 710-ZiJ
fiinrn > OM8" FOR"iiousiiciipiNa : TO
man and \\lfo ; rent taken In bouid. 31 N. Htli.
n-M25S
TIlliKl ; FUIINISHUD . ItOOMS FOH LIGHT
houackeenlni ; or wparately. tiOC North 17th.
E-M310 M
FL'HNIHHISI ) HOOMa , Z01 S. TH BTRKCT }
Menmllicated. 13 ilJZl SO *
NIOKLY FUHNJHHEU 11OOM. UK HOWARD
Mr * t. B MJW 2ii
i > i:8iitAiu.H JIOOMS , puitNiaiiHD on UN-
runilnlird , wllli nr Mlthout Uwrdi rule * reason.
title. Mil. A. C , Simrr , ICO ! ) Uauxlas.
J&-U32S 25'
rou itti.vr Ki'HMsnnn noosts.
( PontlnuM. )
ROOM , M MONTH. It FAHNAM.
i-MJ2 26 *
Ft'llNlfiHKD nOO.MS ; HOUStKI2KI'INn
PI. Mat ) ' * . B
HOARD AT UM I'KR WIJRK. KQt'AL TO ANY
In city. 91S Houth 13lh. Ilnnnl and roam , H 00.
I'loneer House , Thomns O'Connor.
r-MIII D9
IIOO.M.S AM > HOAIID.
DKSIRAItLK FVRNISHKD ROOMS AT T1IK
Capitol , 1722 Cap. nvc , transients nccommodatetl.
F-MW2-D2 *
_ _
NICKLY rURNlBlfr.D ROOMfTwiTH ROARD ;
rales rcnsonablc. The Itoi-e , its ? ) llnrney street.
F M751 DS *
Fl'RNIPHKD ROOMS ; PJNOI.n.
furnace lieat ; bath ; board K.M week. 1S23 Cuts.
FOH IIF.NT. rtTlNIRltHD ROOMS. WITH OR
without Ixmrdj Menm lient , electric belM ; rnlei
reasonable ; nt the Midland H tet. K.th nnd
Chlcnito i treetii. FM301 SO *
KOH Hi.NT : STOIir.S AM > OFKICKS.
FOR RHNT TlfnSTORY RRICIC D171LDINO
nt 51G Farnnm street. This building hn a fire-
pra.if cement bancmenl , complete Btenm hent-
inif rixtiircs. nnler on nil floors , ens , etc. Ap
ply at the office of The llee. I 910
AO1INTS WANTKD FOH A NHW PAYING
buBlne ; Bend y iur nddreM today for samples
nnd full tnrtlculars free. Chns. llarfhall Lock-
poit , N , Y. J M2D3-27 *
AGENTS WANTID-MIN : AND WOMBS
clear ICO CO wi-okly with our labir s.-ne-r ni
easily ns $00.00 monthly In other llneii } 2Q )
samples free. Those peeking lm lne should
nddrpM. with slnmn. Merrill Mfs. C . 'A M ) ,
IS Cnnal street , Chlcnuo. J-1K DIG
STOHAGI : .
STOHAOi : FRANK BWBRH. 12H HAItNBY.
1'ACtKIC STOHAGI2 AND WARKHOUSn CO. ,
003-010 Jones. General storneo nnd forwarrtlnc
M-4S3
AVAXTKD TO I1UY.
A FULL-TlHnD JBRRBY COW. FRRSH ! MUST
be cheap ; stale price. Addre F (3 , HKH.
N-2 l-23
l-'OH SALE M1SCUM.AXI2OUS.
HARD WOOD. 4 AND 5-FOOT FBNCB FOR
corn cratingC. . H. Lee , 901 Douglas.Q
Q 131
FUHNITUHK ll-ROOM HOUStt. FULL FIRST-
class boarders. Inquire nt store , C21 S. 16th.
Q-MSO D3
FOR SALE , QUANTITY FINB OLD LUMRBR ,
ronslnllnB of 2x ( , 2x0. 2x-12. 6x8 : nlso Kneeling ,
shlplap , windows , door * , etc. Apply nt ynrd.
13th nnd Webster , or Associated Charities. 507
Hownrd slrcel. Tel , J64C. Q-M132 30 *
SKATBM , ALL StxnS. 3S CI5NTS TO Jt.OO.
Omahn nicyclo Co. , 123 N. ICth. Q-M346
HOOK BINDING. Tlin DUHICLVir PH1NT1NG
Co. . IK nnd 116 North 15th street. R 183 D IS
MRS. DH. II. WARRHN. CLA1RYOYANT , RK-
liable business medium ; Slh icar at 119 N. ICth.
AMK1.1A GOODMAN , KI'IRITIJALIST AND AS-
troloRer , ran be consulted on nil bunlneas cor
rectly. Union hotel , 10th nnd Webiter.
MASSAGE , HATIIS , CCT.
MADAMG SMITH , N. E. COR. 1CT1I AND
DOUGLAS , room 11 ; massage nnd baths.
T M237 30 *
MMB. AMES , FORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS MAP-
Base nnd buths. B07 B. 13th St. , 2d lloor. room 10.
T M313 SO'
MADAMK GRACF. LEON. ELECTRIC. MAS-
Bage ; bath parlors healthful nnd refreshing. 417
South lllh , llpstaltsr purlora 2 nnd 3.T .
T JI323 ID'
VIAVI CO. . 3(0 T1EB DLDG. . HEALTH TIOOK
free : home- treatment ; lady attendant. U 4S3
BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 319'i ' S. 13TH.
U 48fi
FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED RAUMLEY ,
17th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone. 440.
MONEY TO LOA.V UBAI < INSTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 318 N. Y.
Life. Loins nt low rates for choice security In
& Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W 488
MONKl' TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Daxls Co. , 1503 Fnrnam Bt. W 489
6 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W , 13. Melklc , Omaha.
W 4 SO
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fainnm.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrennan , Love & Co. , Paxion lilk.
W 492
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , CIS N. Y. LIFE.
W 193
MORTGAGES , G. O. WALLACE , UROWN 11LIC.
W 4S4
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
properly. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 132) Fnrnam
W-495
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW HATES.
J. D. Zlttle , 16th and Douglas , Omaha.
W (38
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARPY , 1 TO
10 ) enrs ! low rules. Gar > ln Drcs. , 2JO N. Y. L.
W 133
SIX PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON IM-
pioxed Omaha real estate. Texas lands to ex
change for Improved city pioperty. Will as-
tumo r pay Incumbinncc. Will not consider
propusllton under $10,000. Piefer lo dear with
ov.nere. Pusey & Thomas , 1st Nat'l Rank bldg
W M9IO-D12
MONHY TO LOAX-CIIATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
hortteg , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; ttrlctly contldentlal ; jou
can p.iy the loan oft at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
S06 a. ICth el.
el.X
X 437
MONEY TO LOAN , . " 0. CO , 00 DAYS ; FURNI-
lure , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room S , llarker
block. X (9J
IIUSINESS OH .VXOES.
FORTUNE MADE ny PRESENT ADVANCE
In v n I lies , but nowhere so quickly as by our
plan of successful speculation in grain. It Is
Ilia heat method In use. Our book explain *
bp culullon by mall fully. ( Sent free. ) Ilfcnest
bank references. Act quickly. Patllson & Co
47 Omaha bide. , Chicago , III , Y MS6-30
FOR SALE A J3.000.00 STOCK OF 1MPLE-
ments , JJ'W ' stock of confectionery , )300 butcher
vhoi | ; a good livery business ; good opening In
uny of them ! lines : nil In a good lonn. Also
83me Hue Improved nnd unimproved farms In
Missouri , Kansas nnd Nebtaska to exchange
for cuttle or vvextern Iowa lands. o ks &
Jackbon , Silver City , la. Y S'.O-IHl *
" 6Tf HALl B A LOON nU8INESS T "Sii
Leuvenworlh street. Addicss abor * number.
Y-M18
FOR RENT. ON JANUAHY 1. SALOON. 8. B.
cor , 20th and Pleico sts , Y 218 27 *
FOR nENTT MBAT MAIHCirr AND TOOLS.
1'urmerB anil Merchanu Ktitto bank. Neola , la.
Y M0 | 30
_
'OR SALE OH RENT , THIRTY-ROOU IIIUCK
hotel , iiejrly new ; furnished ; steam hent : doing
a Rood business In live lawn ; terms easy. Ad-
dr g4 liox 100 , Dunlap , la. Y M331 Dl *
von i\ciiAxau.
MAKB OFFER FOR 11.700 NOTE. F. F. ROOSE.
Omnhn Ilu * . Col. , lilh and Farnam. Z M-378
GENERAL STOCK OF DRY GOODS , CIXJTIl"
lag , etc. Want real estate nnd some ra < h. Ad-
drrsa Rex IK. Fr nkf rt. In'I. / -M1C7 20 *
: QUITY IN LAROE TRACT OF LAND NIJAH
Omaha. What have you to ofterl II. F. Dalley ,
* M 'P ZK )
_ _
O EXCIIANOB. FOR LAND. A FlNE RUSI-
ness corner. 2 blocks from Hie > ery heart of
Omaha , worlh 130.000 , clear , for MO or 600
acres Improved farm In eastern lovvn ; muit
l > clear. Owner will elve big bargain , in-
dellly Trust company , neent. X MJ37 U
FOU-HAM : H UAL KSTATIV
USTRACTS-TIIK BYRON 11EKD COMPANY
HI.V-SOJ
MPHOVKD FAHllS-G , W. CAHIXXIIC , 12M
Farnsm t. HE-6K-JI *
1AHOAINS , HALE OR TRADE IN CITY PIloF-
titles ana farms. John N , Fren r , oj > p. P. O.
ItE-MJ
Fen 9Ai.n nnAt > RSTATR.
( Continued. )
FARM LANDS. crilAnntSON. 012 N Y l.
HARGAINS. HOtlSrcS , LOTS AND FAHMS.
sale or trnde. F. K. Durllnsr. llarker WocV.
IlE-SM
HOMES ON EASY PAYMTCNTS. ItARGAlNS
In lots. a. a. WnlUce , llrown block.RE
RE 504
TEXAS FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS. SMALLer
or larcp tracts ; low price * , pnsy payments. We
nro prepnrM to answer qursllnns touching ;
the e lands , nnd lo arrange for cheap railroad
fare for nny persons n tailing lo vlt.lt soulhern
Texnt , Correspondence sitlclled. Omih'x Real
Eelnto and Trust Co. , 211 S. ISth street.
RE-M207
FOR RALE-CHEAP , ON ACCOUNT OF LEAY-
Inp the dly. corner lot wllh E-room hou e. 933
North 27th. . Omnh.i. RE 263-23
IOWA 11AROA1N. 400 ACRES CORN LAND ,
cheap. Address Lock Rex 4 , Modale. In.
RE-MJCI 30 *
AT RED HOCK PRICE. LOT SI. IILOCIC 12 ,
Wcsl End. J. M. Mnrslon. RE M831-DS *
RARGAINS IN APRKS , FARMS. DWELLINGS
nnd lots , F. D. Wead , IClli and Douglas Ptreels.
RE-M931-D13
WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN OUR COLONY
nnd locate In Ihc rich Harden land of Now Jer
sey. C-acre truck farms , > 1O.W , pnyaNe 11.00
down nnd ll.Oi ) weekly. High , healthy locntliy.
Tlllo clenr. Write nt once to Rlsley's Real
Estate Olllce , Sll S. 10th street , Philadelphia.
1'a. RE-M3IS 2
1MCVCLKS.
RIOYPLES CLEANED AND STORED THIS
wlnler for Jl.OO. Umahn Rlcycle Co. . 321 N.
16th street. M3W D8
HOHSKS
WANTED-HOHSES TO WINTER : REST OF
care : terms leapiinnble. A. W. Phetpi * t Son ,
207 N. Y. Life bldff. Telephone , 1034. 33S-N2.1'
HORSES WINTERED : REST OF CARE AND
attention ; best stnbloi In Ihe country , l x
Btnlls ; no sheds. Omnhi Fnlr nnd Speed n n
elation , Oco. M. Svvlgnrl , Eupt. ; telephone 1121.
MI11-N:6
HORSES WINTEHED ; REST OF CARE
given horse * , bolh winter nnd summer. Ad-
drc s M. J Weleh , Grctna , Neb. M5eO-30
HOHSKS WINTERED 11Y WATERLOO STOCK
nnd Grain Co. , where they will receive best of
care nnd attention. Address A , S. dlcavc. 4901
Charles street , Omaha. 307 Dl *
UIMIOI.STEItlXR KUIIXITUUE.
UPHOLSTERING , FURNITURE REPAIRED
nnd packed very chemi Ihlt month. M. S.
Wolkiln , 2111 Cumins. Tel. 1331. 257
MUSIC , AUT AM ) LANGUAGE.
GEORGE F. GELLENRECIC , RANJO AND
guitar teacher , ISIS Chicago street 109
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FOR FIHST CLASS HELP , HOTELS AND PHI-
\ate families ; call Canadian Olllce , 1323 Douglns.
CI1-D2
RUIL1)I.\J AXI ) LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & R. ASS'N PAY
6. 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old .ahvavs
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. Nattlngcr , Sec.
D03
HOW TO GET A HOME OH SECURE GOOD
Inlerest on saving * . Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Ass'n , 1704 llee Uldg. O. M. Natllnger , Sec.
CIO
II. MAHOW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 413 N. 16 ST.
C21
SIIOIITHANI ) AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , C13 N. Y. LIFE.
sue
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE , 15TH , FARNAM
507
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR.
13th nnd Dodge , llooma by day or week. Ell
THE LANOE HOTEL , 002 S. 13TH STREET ,
steam heal ; table board , $3.00 per week.
HI-513
STEAMSHIPS.
LOWEST RATES TO OH FROM : EUROPE :
wcslern agency Thomas Cook & Son excursions.
Harry E. Moores , HIS Farnam street. Omaha.
M 9DO-D13
nUSIXESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 15.
610
LOST.
LOST ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MUSIC ROLL
containing pheet music. Return to Ree olllce ;
reward. Lost 216 2i *
LOST , SATURDAY EVENING AROHT io
o'clock , while KOlnjr from 10th and llnrney
slrectH to the Dellone hotel , \la 16th , Douglas
nnd Kill streels , a lady's fur boa or stoll. A
liberal rcvvrrd will be paid for Its return to
room Ml lien building. Loit M341 2S *
UXDEHTAICEItS AND EMIIAI.MEIIS.
II. 1C. RUHKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer , 161S Chicago st. , telephone 93. 517
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CU.MINOrTElT."ll6 ( , } .
CIS
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , H17 Fnrnnm Bt. , telephone 223. 519
HAY AXD CHAIN.
IHIY YOUH HAY RY TON OR CAH LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snjder , 1E15 Rurt Bt. Tel. 1107.
C2J
CO A I , .
USE SHERIDAN COAL THE REST SOFT
coal. Penn. hard coal price guaranteed. Victor
While. Tel. 127. 1C05 Farnnm. CIS
FOR RmiMINOUJrcSALTcAR LOADS , FOR
domestic or Btcam pin pones , address Excelsior
Co.ll Mining Co. , Du Quoin , 111 , M1C9 D1S *
ELECTRICAL TUEATME.Vr.
MISS VAN VOLKENIU'HOH DESTROYS PKR-
mancntly by fleclrlclly supe lluoits halls , molc. < .
narti. clc. Room 416 N , Y. Life Utdjr.
M03 ! ' D15
DAXCIXG.
NEW CI.A8S FORMING AT MORAND'S
school , 1510 Harney Ht , Adults , Tuesday and
Friday , S p. in. ; children , Tuesday , 4:15 : p. m ,
Saturday , 10 u. m. and 2 p. m. Call for terms.
Always open ; private lessons , DCS-DIE
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL , DENTIST , 2020 HURT ST. E14
IHRIQATION BOND'SALE. .
Notice la hereby given that buatod pro
posals \vlll bo received by the board of
directors of the Ord Irrigation district of
Valley county. Nebraska , at their olllco In
Ord In euld district , up lo 2 o'clock p. m.
of the 2d day of December , 1693 , for 150.000
uf the hondH Issued by said 1 initiation ills.
tricl , all of uald bonds being bomls of 1500
each and Uruwlnt- Interest ut the rate of
C per cent , per annum , puynb'.o annually ;
the principal und Interest of said bonds pay
able at tlio olllce of the state trcasuior of
the atnto of Nebraska , bald bonds belnc
payable In Installments as follows ; 12 600
thereof pa > ub'e In eleven years from the
date thereof ; $3,000 payable In twclvo years
f om the duto thereof ; J3.000 payable" In
thirteen years from the date thereof ; $1000
payable In fourteen years from the date
thereof ; $1,600 payable In llfteen years from
the date thereof ; $5.000 payable In Hlxteecn
years from the date thereof ; $3,500 payable
in seventeen jcars from the date thereof ;
$ G,500 pnyablo In clKhleecn yeais from thu
Uat9 thereof : $7600 payable in nlnett-en
years from the date thcitof ; $8,000 payable
In twenty years from the dale thereof.
The Board of Directors reset vo the rich ' ' !
to reject any and all bids ,
Address all bids lo 13. P , Clements , secre
tary. Ord. Nebraska.
B. P.
N10 da )
McCREW
U THIt O.MY
SPECIALIST
WHO TBRATI ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
Wcakncw ft Uiwrdtr tt
MEN ONLY
SO Vein Kipcrienct ,
9 Ycjn in Oouha.
Rook Fre * . Coniuluuoa
jud Uuouuuou 1'icc.
Mtli and Farnara Sl | . .
UMA1IA Mill.-
CLERGYMEN
TESTIFY ,
STORIES OF MUNYOIi'S WORK
Kitiliient DIvlttPN tJlvo I'oMtlrp Prool
of the Prompt HIM ! Periiimirnt Cur-
iitlvo UITrt't Of' Mnit on'si llomopo *
lintlilc llomcillvn.
Rev. A. T. Sapcr , Tlonestn , Pa. , says :
"Half n bottle of Munyon's HhcumatUm Cure
cured me of a very painful attack of rheu
matism. The other half of the pellets I
gave to Ilev. J , P. Hrennnn of Tlonesto , for
his \\lfp , who had Buffered for years. He
says It Rave Instant relief , "
Hev. H. dyr. Parkvlllc , Md. , Bays : "I
have suffered very greatly from rheumatism
and have been cured by Munyon's Improved
Homoeopathic Remedies. I am a minister
and frequently take occasion to r ceo in in end
Munyon's Klictmmtlsm Cure to the afflicted ,
as I know It will effect a perfect cure in a
marvclously short time. "
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never falls to
relieve In oneto three hours , and cures tn a
few days. Price , 26c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure ppecdlly cures pains
In the back , lo-lnr or groins and all forms of
kidney disease. Price , 2 ! > c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guaranteed to
euro all forms of Indigestion and stomach
troubles. Prlco , 25c.
Munyon's Headache Cure slops headache in
three minutes. Price , 25c.
Positive cures for asthma , catarrh , piles ,
female troubles and all special forms of blood
nnd nervous dlseasos.
Munyon's Vltallzer restores lost powers to
weak men. Price , $1.00.
A separate cure ofr each disease. At all
druggists , 25 cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. .Munyon , 1505 Arch
street , Philadelphia , Pa. , answered with full
medical advice for aiy disease without charge.
Perfect
Health , Strength and Vigor
TO A RIPE OLD AGE.
Thoalnsof youthful Ignorance , the dissipation ,
tlio weakliest that proves n barrier to marriage
these nro the tlringathatiirodnlly plunging
thousands of men Julu a conillllou of utter ruin.
The wasted parts , emissions , nervousness and
physical debility all resulting from abuses nnd
excesses , conllimo to tap tlio life away tlmply
because the sufferer In hlalenorancelstoobasli-
fill , too fur cone Iuj\ shrinking fencof discovery
to malco Unovvn his condition or to nook out n
frtond. It la thin laclcof courage , thisbllghling ,
backward fear that has prompted me to iimko
known to every mnnwcate nnd worn out from
dissipation or secret tins , that there Is a clinrco
for you , nn opportunity whereby -you may bo
lifted out ot that state of dread nnd despair to a
happy condition of nplf respect nut manly cour-
ngc. I.-loo , had societry sjuflered for years , hut
through tlmagencyftfnrcmnrKblcrcmed ) Inm
I nownlmppy.vjgarouaojaiienjoylng.tothefullest
raensuro tlio bloaslixss nnd prlvllegpatlmtonly
j complete manhood can bestow , I will send
; ( sonl l.tho ) reclpo of this wonderful remedy
I Kltl'jK to any sufferer who will write tome.
] It cured meaftercvcryUitngelso'jad failed , and
j U will cure you. Address ,
j O. II. JIullor.Box 1825 , I nlamazooJJ Icli.
ILODD POISON
A SPECIALTYo W
ItlsjT Syphilis permanently cured In 15 to
ISO days. You can bo treated at homo for
JuoesamePriceundcrsnmoRiiaranty. II
F70U prefer lo como hero vro wlU contract
to pny railroad ( are and hotel billsand no
cborge.lf wofolltocuro.'lf TOU have tnkonmer
cury , Indldo potush , and "till have aches and
pains. 91 ucousPatches In mouth , Koro Throat ,
1'lmples , Cupper Colored SpotH , Ulcers on
nypartof the bodr , H lrorKycbrown tnlllnc
jut , U la this Syphilitic IJLOOU POISON thai
we cuarantco to cure. Wo solicit tlio most obstl-
nnto cusos and cliallenco the world for a
CBHO wocnniuitciirn. uhls ill-enso bus always
tallied tl.n skill ofthe moat eminent physi
cians. SOOO.OOU capital bchln.1 our uncondl.
ttonalcuaranty. Absolute nroofs sent sealed on
application. Address COOK IlKMISDV CO. ,
307 aiaaoulo Xcuiplo , CIUOAUO.
WHITE STAR LINE
United Stntes an.l . Itoyal Mall Steamers.
HalllnR fiom NI3W YOKIC as follows :
GnnMANio..wii > .visDAY , 2 ; NOV. , 2 p. m
TEUTONIC - .WIIDNKSDAY , 4lh niC. , 7 a. m
imiTAN'Nic.\viDNisDAY. n nic. : . 2 p. m
MAJESTIC . TUESDAY , 17th DI7C. . 11 u. m
Saloon IJ.'issaKf , SM and Tipwaid. according to
steamer selected nnd loc.Ulon of berth.
2nd cabin J33 unil H1) on Miijcatlc and Teutonic.
UIIAI'T.S pnyaljle on demand everywhere In
Crcat Hrltaln nnd Ireland sold nt lowest rut pa.
For Inspection of plans of steamerx nnd nny
further Information upply to locul agents or Jl-
rect to
It. MAITLAND KnnHIJY. Ol. Aft 23 Il'wny.N.Y
N. ANDKIIHON , Gen. Went. ABt. ,
211 SOUTH CIjAHK HTIiniJT. CHIOAC3O.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves IllUIlLINGTON & MO. lUVnU.lArrlves
Oinalml Union Depot , 10th & Mason Sts , | Omaha
8:30am Denver Express 9:35am :
43pm.Iillc. : Hills , Mont. & Fueet SnJ r.x. 4OJpni :
) : "pin Denver lijincti 4:05prn :
7OSpm..NebratUn LO.-J ) ( except Runilny ) . . 7M5pm
. . .Lincoln Local ( except KumlayH.2Sani
j2:4pm.Ftt8tMall : ( forj.lncolnt dally.
CIMCA'ao , imitUNQTON At QTlArrlvcT
OinaliaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
EiOOpm. , , Chicago Vcttlbuln , , . , . 8:00am :
OMSani , ChlcuRO Kxpresa , , , . 4:15pm :
flRo A St. Lonla Impress. . . 8 ; lain
Pacific Junction Local 5iOpm :
Fast Mall , 2:40pm :
Leaves ICinrAOO , MIL. & ST. 1'AUL.IArrlVfs
OmahaUnlon [ " _ Depot , ' 10th & Mason J3lsJ [ Omaha
0:00pm : "i..Clilcj'ito j.lmlled..7..T. . . 8:0am :
lOHSjm..Chicago Hxpress ( ex. Sunday ) . . .
Leaves OHICAOO & NOIlTlIWKST'N.IArrlves
OmahalUnlon Dfpat , 10th & Mason fits. ( Omaha
10:30nm : , 7.nastbni Kiprm 3:5"pm :
4 : . ' | iin . . .Vc lHmlo-t Limited , , 9:2iam :
ianc 11,1'nssencer 10.35pm
CMSpiu Omaha Clflfnso Fj > ; -n ! ! SilOam
4Upui : noono Local , , ,
Leaves | CHICAao Jl-I. & I'ACIFIC.lArrl
OmalialUnlon Depy(7 ( IQ.lli & Mason Sta.lOin.
10:44amAllanllc : Hxnrvss ' ( ex , Sundo ) ' ) . . . 535pm ;
0:2opm Nlnlft'Express S:30nm :
4)0pm : ! ) Clilcaeo Vestlbuled Limited l:3."pni :
< ! SOpm. . . m. rnufiVftllliuled Limited. . . . l33iim ;
CJpm.Oklahoma frtflai Ks. tex , Hun.:05am ) : ;
c ' " ] yjl ° Limited. < : ODpni
I.eavei C. , Btt II. jr. & O. { Arrives
OmahaIcpot | _ , ISJIi iipd Webster fits , I Omalia
8:15am : filoux Qi | | < Accommodation. , . 8l5pm :
ISilSpm..Sioux City fcxpress ( ex. Sun..ll:55um ) :
iiilSpm . . . . .Ht ! Paul Limited fl10ani ;
K. , K.-X.io. VALI.KY. [ Arrives
Omaha Depol. UlliruiKl Vftllter HlB. I Omaha
2:10pm : . I'ast Mll' amlKxpivs . sJOiini
2:10pmex : ( , Sat.jWJo. ) lx. ! ( ex. Mon. ) . , S:30pm :
7Wam. : . . Norfolk Uxptces ( ex. Sunday ) , , ,10J5am :
titlpm. , . .81 , > . 'pul i : pre 3 . . . _ . . , 9lOani :
leaves I K. f. ; HT. J. " & C. fC.
OmalialUnlon Dfpot , IClh & Mason Sts.omalm
S:55um.Kantas : City Day Kxnrefs . C:30pm :
aICpro.K. ; U. Night Hx. VIa U. P. Trans , 7OJam ;
Leases I MISSOttniPACli'Ic ; lAirlves
Omaliol Dfpot. UlhundYebster _ Sis. I Omalia
lOHOain 31. f uls Hxprcs CiOOo'm
; sopm St. l > ul nuprcai 6ospm :
aiOpin..fl.NeljrasKa Local ( ex. Bun i S:00jin :
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaliaj Depot , Itlh and Websler fits. I Omnlia
SMtpm. . . . Bt. Paul'i.lmlted. 9lOam
I a V | " BIOUX'CITY & 1'ACIKIO ( AirluV
OmalmiUnlcn D pol , 10th & Mason 8t . [ Oinatia
7oam . . . . Sioux rlly Passenger . 10:33pm :
S.Upm. . . . . . . .St , I'aul LlnilleJ. . . . _ . . . 9:20ara :
UNION PACIFIC' . "lArrlvej
OmalialUnlon Dfpc.t. 15th & Mason ' StiJOmalm
:10am : . , Norfi I'Utl * Express , . , . . . 43 ; < tpm
JlOsm . Ovi-rlan'l Limited . 4i45pm
3JSpm.loatVf ft Htrrmib'a Lx ( vx. Sun. ) . 4:30pm :
S i'.pm. ( Iraiul Island Knpicss ( ex. Sun..12ilOpm )
' " ' " JJJJ i" Ma" . 10:25jm :
- _ _ _
I.wvn IYAUASil I TfAILWAT. "TArrlve * "
OmatiaUlnlon Depot. iOth & M-son Bt I Onialm
HOW TO APPLY FOR LICENSE
Snprcmo Oonrt Decisions on A Point that
Interests Liquor Dealers.
FIRE AND POLICE BOARD NOTIFIED
Hoc PiililttliliiKComi > i iij- Point * Ont
MlMiiKcsi .Mnile mill tlio Proper
ConrNe ti > I'ltmup In Accordance
to llu * Mocnni Law.
The following communication was presented
to ttio fire and polleo board lapt night on the
subject of advertising the applications for
liquor licenses :
OMAHA , Nov. 2.V lIM.-To llic Honorable
llonnl of Tire nnil 1'ollce Commissioners :
Gentlemen Your nltcntlon Is respectfully
directed to tlio fnct thnt tlio rerolutlon
which wns passed by you declaring thnt. In
your Judgment , the World-Hornld hnil the
largest circulation of nny newspaper In the
city or Omaha , and Instructing nil appli
cants for liquor licenses nml druggists' i > er-
mlts to advertise their notices of application
In snld World-Herald , Is In direct conflict
with the decision of the supreme court of
Ntbrnsku as to the powers of your honor-
nnla board. Your attention IH respectfully
called to the case of Plnzoiipchani , In the
Thirty-eighth volume of Nebraska Ueports ,
pages 335 nnd 33G. The supreme court , per
Norvnl , chief Justice , nays : "Tho licence
boatd has no authority to designate the
newspaper In which the publication of Mich
notices shall be made. " The supreme court
In this case nlso holds that It N n question
of fact to be determined by the boaid In
each application for license whether or not
the paper In which the applicant publishes
the notice Is the ono having the largest
cltdilution in the county , ns by Inw re
quired. Your attention Is nlso respectfully
directed to the express declaration by the
fiuprcino couit , In Its decision rendered In
the same cnse , that two or more editions of
nny one paper Issued at stated periods and
dellvcicd to a different Pel of subscribers
cannot 1)3 ) counted us one paper. Knch of
said editions ! Is. for legal purposes , de
clared to be it separate newspaper * and to be
trenteil ns such. On behalf of Tlio lire.
Publishing company , remonstrance Is made
against the assumption that there Is such
n paper nr > the Omaha World-Herald.
There Is a Mornlm ? Woi id-Herald and nn
Kvenlntr World-Herald and a Sunday World-
Herald , each of these papers being circu
lated to different subscribers ) . Notice Is
hereby served upon your honorable body
that The Omaha Kvcnlng Ueo has by far
the largest circulation of nny newspaper
published In this county , nnd Is , In law , en
titled to the publication of all notices for
liquor license or druggists' permits. Unlcs ?
the resolution adopted by your honorable
body Is rescinded It will devolve upon The
Ileo Publishing company In the defense of
Its legal rights to protest against any per
sons receiving a license who do not publish
their notices In The Omuhn Evening lice.
Thet-e contests will cause great annoyance
to the various applicants for licenses , and
litigation that should , If possible , be
avoided. Very respectfully ,
THE 11KK PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Proprietor of The Omaha livening Dee.
Per N. P. F1C1L. lluslness Manager.
At the suggestion of Mr. Droatch the com
munication was placed on flic.
LET LIEUTENANT LAUX SLIDE.
The board then listened to the presenta
tion of the defense to the charges against
Plremnn C. 0. Mattsen , who was charged
with having assaulted Lieutenant Lnux on
November 17. Firemen Clark and Sibbell
testified that Laux had been a constant
source of trouble at engine house No. 1 ; had
abused firemen without cause and had created
more dissension In that house than all of the
other men combined. Letters were also pre
sented from a number of cltl2ens testifying
to the good character , quiet and temperate
habits of Mr. Mattsen.
In executive session the board dismissed
Mr. Mattsen from the department and
adopted the following resolution dispensing
with tfie services of Lieutenant Laux :
Whereas , In the trial of Fireman Charles
O. Mntteson It developed that Lieutenant
Joseph Laux Is arbitrary In his dealings
with the men under his Older nnd intem
perate In his language In addressing them ,
therefore , be it
Resolved , That the board does hereby
consider nntf fleclare' that the removal of
said Lieutenant Joseph Laux from the lire
department is necersarv for the proper man
agement , discipline nnd for the more effect
ive working nnd service of the llrt > depart
ment of the city of Omaha , and bo It
further
Resolved , That Lieutenant Joseph Laux
is ncreuy remuvuu irom me are department.
Captain Haze and Sergeant Her were on
Officer Lyckholm's beat for eighteen minutes
the other night and did not find the olilcer ,
but discovered him In the Minneapolis a
Omaha freight office. Officer Lyckholra con
fessed that he bad gone Into the toilet room
of the depot , and employes of tlio depot tes
tified that Lyckholm had not been in the
place more- than five to eight minutes and did
not go Into th3 depot until after 2:45 : o'clock.
Just a few minutes before the captain and
sergeant arrived.
The charges against the officer were dls-
mlsyjd by the board.
BYRNES SUSPENDED.
Charges were preferred against Mounted
Policeman Byrne ? , who was accused of having
spent fifteen minutes In a saloon while on
duty , and then spent over a half hour rest-
QUAKER OAT9
Tito Child Loves It.
The Dyspeptic Demands It.
The Epicure Dotes on It.
DO YOU EAT IT" ?
Searles &
Searles
SPECIALISTS IN
Hervous , Chroaic
and
IVivatc Diseases
HKXUALLY.
I'rivnt Dlscnsos
und Ulbiirdemof Ainu
Tritatinvnt by mull ,
rontultatlon free.
SYPHILIS
Curtd for Ufa and the poison thoroughly
cUansed from the s > tUm. I'lLi.S. FISTULA
and IUCTAL uicias , nyunocui.n AND
VAIlICOCni.K permanently anJ successfully
rurcd. Method nf\v nn < l unfolllnff.
STRICTURE JNOGLEET
Jly new method without pain or cutting
Call on or uJclress with stamp ,
Dr Searles & Searles 110 S. i ithlt.
, , Om.iii ! , Nab ,
Monthly
Pains
ant ] anxieties can bo relieved to n cer
tainty by using1
Dr. Chevalier's
Female
Pills.
Price , $1.00 per box.
If you are timid and in doubt as to
what will relieve you , BCIII ! for these
pflls. Bunt Boulctl bccuroly by mull on
receipt of price.
Sboian&McConnellDfygCo
1513 Po'lgo St. OMAHA , NKD.
Grand Cruise
vltli tie rVt Twin-
Screw ii
"LATOURAINE"
of lh Porarunlii Oontrnl TrauutUntlqiia fFrcch
Uuoi. leaves KBIT York Febnurr t. UM. lor CU ilni '
rrulito In 111 * Ni-'RITyHlANKJlN > IWltt , I'AleMtiiit ,
Turkvr. Ore ce. etc , ltcitltloa cf l t lm' kr u- '
trip. 1'ranram Jreo. l'c < iiver llmliM lv i.cr.Ln
robin roon. Applr earlj.lo MiURlct ' , -
General tern > reD' 163 ando1 1- t
Cr. to Hsrry EL Moore , Kit Far aim etreet ,
Neb.
Ing In a lumber j-Artl ofllcp. The offlcop J-
mHteil the charRO. but claimed that h * had
bfcn called to the offlco nf flip Cltaffro Lum
bcr company at the request of the natchman
to watch some suspicious character * who
were loafing around the yard * . This state
ment wa * corroborated by John IVfffrle. the
nntchman In question. Mr. lljrnrs' stated
that he had visited the saloon because ho
had been Instructed to do so by his su
perior olTlcers. Ho did not drink anything
and h d not taken n drink for twelve jrenrs ,
The beard decided to suspend the officer for
one week.
The resignation ot Patrolman r. J , Morin
war received nnd accepted.
V. H. McElhlnney declined nn appointment
as a member of the-police force.
Patrolmen Kelglemnn , Kisiano and 1'oolc
were granted ten days leave of nbsencc. Ap
plications for leave by several firemen were
rejected on recommendation of Chief Hedell ,
who entered a protect against granting Ifaves
of absence to firemen during the winter
months.
William M. McQrath wn ? appolnltil n pa-
trolmau to succeed I * . J , Moran , icslgncd ,
Tno Ltvri MI veil.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas1 of Junction City , 111. ,
was told by licr doctors she had consumption
nnd that there was no hopn for her , but two
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery com
pletely cured her and she sny ? It raved her
life. Mr. Thos. Kcgcn , 130 Florida St. . San
Fru.iclsco , suffered from n tlrcadful cold , ap-
proachlng consumption , tried without result
everything else , then bought ono bottle of Dr.
King's Now Discovery and In t.wo weeks was
cured. Ho Is naturally tliankl'tl. It la such
results , of which tlicso nrc cample ? , that
prove the wonderful efficacy of tlil.i medicine
In cougha nnd colds. Frco trial bottle at
Kuhn & Co.'s drug store. Hcgular slzo , 50c
and Jl.OO.
HOMICSKKICnilS' K.VCUUSION.
Vovoinlicr STth mill Hi-iTiiilior 11 tli.
On the above dates the Missouri Pacific
railway will s > < ll round trip tickets to polnto
In Texas , Arkansas nnd Louisiana at one
fare ( plus $2.00) ) . For particulars , maps , etc. ,
call or addtess depot , 15th mid Webster , or
N. K. corner 13th nnd Farnam streets ,
Omnhi , Neb. Thomas F , Godfrey , P. and T.
A. J. O. Phillip ) , A. O. F. and P. A.
l''uiiornl of .Mrx. Stcmirt ,
The funeral of Mrs. Dudley T , Stewart , the
victim of a runaway accident on West Dodge
street , and who died on November 14 nfter n
lingering Illness , will \a \ conducted by Hev.
T. J. Mackny at All Saints' church this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body will then be
sent east for Interment. The husband was
stricken down with typhoid fever during
his attendance nt th ? bedside' of his wife at
the Clarkson hoppllal. The remains ot Mrs.
Stewart were taken to pound ] lllults and
placed In 111" public burial vault , pending
her husband's recovery , nnd wore brought
back to Omaha yesterday.
A suit for J2."i,000 damages was Instituted
by Mrs. Stewart against In ? city before her
death. After lisr demise n post-mortem ex
amination was held upon the body by Dr.
Summers to discover tlio extent ot the In
juries Eui'talned.
The results of the examination will not
be made known to the public until the date
of the trial.
Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure is harmless , pro-
duccy Immediate results.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Iloincliilii'l- tile Poor of Our Clt- .
The Associated Charities will be glad to
receive from cur benevolent citizens dona
tions of provisions , clothing , shoes , etc. ,
which will be distributed among known de
serving families on Wednesday , November
27.
Please notify and our wagon will call ,
JOHN LAUQHLAND , Secretary.
807 Howard St.
Te'epUone IC46.
IVotli'e.
The "nOCK ISLAND" vcstlbuled llmlteil
leaving Omaha Union Depot DAILY nt 4DO :
p. m. , with sleeping car for Omaha passen
gers , Is the HEST train from Omaha to
Chicago , as the HOCK ISLAND depot In
Chicago Is located In the heart of tlio city ,
thus avoiding transfer , nnd lands passen
gers within easy distance of all prominent
hotels and business houses. Ticket office
1602 Farnam street.
LOCAL I1RI2VITIES.
Superintendent of. Buildings Dancker has
been busy slnco Friday overseeing repairs on
the boiler at the Omaha View school , whlcli
cracked Thursday. H has been patched and
the building Is being heated as usual.
Hedgcock & O'DcIl , furniture dealers at
20 $ and 210 North Sixteenth street , wild re
cently embarked in business , were closed yes
terday by mortgagees. The stock Is covcrid
by six mortgages , aggregating $2,100.
Scott Williams , at 1722 Leavenworth , re
ported to the police that some sneak thief
had entered his house Saturday night while
ho and the family were engaged In eating
aupper and stole a row overcoat from the
rack in the hall. The garment was valued at
$25.
$25.A
A description of George niley , an escaped
prisoner of Hebron , Neb. , held under n
charge of larceny , was received by Chief
Sigwart yesterday. Ulley broke Jail on
the night of November 22 and has not been
heard from since. An accurate description
of the man will be sent to all cities and
towns around Hebron , as H la thought that
ho has not left the country yet.
Chief Sigwart received a letter from
Walla Walla , Wash. , yesterday , stating
that James McMann , a prisoner serving a
term for larceny , had escaped from the
prison on November 19 , and ns It was
known that lie had obtained money and
thought that ho might pass through this
city. Instructions liavo been given the force
to be on the lookout for the man ,
Building Inspector Devercll Is proceeding to
look through structures which glvo any In
dication of being ready to tumble down , but
no further condemnations will bo made until
the Injunction brought to restrain the tearing
down of Verge's house on Eleventh and
Jackson streets Is eettlcd , Tlio city lias
found It very dKHcult to destroy condemned
buildings which the , owners themselves refuse
to tear down ,
Mis. Mary Hardhian writes from Cincin
nati , O. . to Chief Slgwart. stating that her
son William Hnrdman left her some time
ago nnd that she has heard nothing from him
since. Ills father and brother have died In
the meantime and iho Is now In nearly des
titute circumstance ! ) . Slio would like to
liavo her wandering son located nnd Informed
of his mother's nceda. Hardman Is thought
to reside In this city.
IJimiISGTOHOt'TK ! ,
PcrMonuIIy Coiiilnrtcil nxcurHloim to
California ,
From Omaha every Thursday morning
Ihrough to Los Angeles without change
everything first-class but tickets.
Fast time you reach San Francisco Sunday
evening ; Los Angeles Monday morning. Ex
perienced excursion conductor accompanies
each excursion uniformed Pullman porter
with each car. Only personally conducted
excursions to the Pacific coast which pass
through Denver.
Call nt tlio city ticket office , 1324 Farnam
street , and get full Information , or write J.
Francis , general passenger agent , Omaha ,
Tlio CIili'iiK" , Mllvriiul.-c-c .t St. I'aul
Iliillwii-
Chicago limited leaves the union depot dally
at C00 ; p. m. , arriving union depot , Chicago ,
at 9:00 : a. in.
Fast express for Chicago , Sioux City and
Dakota leaves union depot at 10MG a. m.
and arrives at Chicago at 7:15 : a , in ,
Omaha Limited Kxpress leaves Chicago
dally at 0:00 : p. m. , arrives Omalu union depot
at 8:00 : a , m.
Dakota , Omaha and Denver Express leaves
Chicago at 10:25 : p. m. , arrives at Omaha
3:25 : p. m.
City ticket office , 1501 Farnam St.
Dinii ,
MURPHY James II. . son of P. II , nnd
Margaret C. Murphy. November 25 , at 10
u. in. Funeral WcdneMlay mornlnu' nt 9
o'clock from Holy Family church to Holy
Sepulcher cemetery. Frlenda Invited.
CUPIDENE ,
Cure * Ui * cffe.-u o |
,
Inipottncy ,
Yurlcuttte arul const ) .
pttlon. Ont dollar a
box. * lx for J5. For
at * by TUB OOOD.
UAN URtlCI CO. .
HID Karnaru fL
I.MHA.NS OUT 1'OH A TIMH.
.Sllrrnl Up lic Krlinrn nnd
Landed In .lull ,
Omaha was \lslted Saturday night by an
old-time Indian uprising nnd things In cer
tain localities for * time were ot a lurid hue ,
A number of Wlnnebago warriors , who
havebfon In the city attending the federal
court , Eilarted out to capture the town , nnd
did It so etpcdltlously Hint the li.ilr ot tlio
oldest Inhabitant flood on end as < In times
past when the whoop of Poor Lo ccho.d
around his cabin door.
lilack Horse , llronn Eyes , Hod Woman
and Julia Vicious Ulrd were the central fig
ures In n band that started for tlio lower
part ot to\vn about 9 o'clock. When they
reached Tenth and Davenport , Julia Vicious
Illrd darted an Impromptu snake dnnco , In
spired by au overindulgence In large quan
tities of "fire water" nnd the fun for a
tlmo nan fast nnd furious , The doughty
warrior , Ulack Horse , easily outdid the others
In the matter o' nolro nnd fancy steps nnd ,
as ho warmed up to his work , he bethought
himself ot his famuus ancestors , who In the
merry old days , danced upon the hllltopi
around the town nnd waylnlil the festive
btishvA hacker , A. that moment ho espied n
hated "pnletaco" behind the bar hi Dick
llurdlsh's saloon , H was enough. He > pnt
upon his hands niul shied n rock through th ?
plate Rlap'i window with nn accuracy that
sent the "barkeeper" under the counter with
out further comment. The whole band then
started up the street with Black Horn ? In
ttif lend , Intending to run amuck If ucco : -
i'lry. It proved superfluous , however , for nt
the corner of Tenth nnd Dodge they encoun
tered a , couple of officers , who Immediately
proceeded to surround them. The red rnngors
ot the weft were oscoited to the city Jnll.
During the festivities Louis Darody nnd
Ulack Hear , who liavo been slopping nt tlio
Travelers' Home , were not Idle nnd had
started to carry out the furniture nnd knickknacks -
knacks thnt adorned ther ! rooms. These pro
ceedings were strongly objected to by tlio
proprietor and peace was nt length restored.
About midnight llhrl ( Bear mlrocd the
whistling of the wind * around his family
wigwam nnJ grew restless. He thereupon
nroso and awoke the majority of tlie guests
of tlio liouso for the purpose ot keeping htm
company. He at length laid siege lo the door
of a chambermaid nml had stormed her domi
cile ns far as the transom when the proprietor
again IntcrXcred and brought him back to
earth. The patrol wngon was then called nnd
Black Bear passd the remainder ot tlio
night , which had been full Incidents nnd ex
citement , behind the lnr .
I.\ Till : KKDUIIAI , COIIUT.
Jury In MiiriiNlirlc CIIHI * l
CiiHrx on Ti-liit.
Before Juilgo Duntly , In the United Slates
court , James E. Galvln was found guilty on
the second count of nn Indictment , chnrglng
the embezzling of government fuiuU , yester
day morning.
The Jurors In the. case of the United Slates
against J. J. Marushek "at Nlmburg , Neb. ,
charged with a violation of the postal laws ,
and who had been out since Friday after
noon , reported that they could not agree nnd
vvero discharged.
William Jennings of Valentine , charged
with selling liquor to the Indians , was ar
raigned , pleaded not gulliy and was remanded
for tr.'al. L. V. Homan , charged with the
samp ofTcne ? , was put on trial.
The case of the Swift Packing company
against Hamilton Bros , ot Oinnlii Is on trlnl.
A balance of about $3,000 for molts delivered
Is being sued for. The defense alleges a violated
lated contract on the part of the plaintiff ,
Dining cars on nil trains to and from
Omaha on Chicago , MllvvauUce & St. Paul
Jl'y. Meala served "a la carte. "
City ticket office , 1501 Farnam St.
1'KUSOXAI , 1'AIIAGIIAPHS. I ;
Senator William V. Allen Is at the Pnxton.
W. Morton Smith of Lincoln Is at the
Merchants ,
Dr. D. A. Scars of Albion Is registered nt
the Mercer.
D. A. Doyle , postmaster at O'Neill , Is at
the Arcade.
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. II. Hogcr of Upland nro
at the Arcade.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Struthcrs of Sidney are
at the Merchants.
Hon. Church HOWB and Mrs. II. n. Howe
are at the Paxton ,
W. II. Crane , the actor , nnd Mrs. Grans
are at the Mlllard.
S. Fuhrman , n Schtiykr merchant , Is reg
istered nt the Arcade.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. G. Williams of Grand
Island are I'axton guests.
Ilev. W. H. Snyder of Missouri Valley Is
a guest at the Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Klley of Defiance , la. ,
are guests at the Arcade.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Allen and son , Port
land , Ore. , arc Mcichants guests.
N. A. Knlnbolt , president of ths Norfolk
National bank , Is at the Mlllard.
President Ell A. Barnes of the Stale
Hoard of Arlctiltnrc | m at tno Allllaril ,
eight members of William II. Crane's
company are registered nt the llarker.
George W. Leldlgh , warden of the Stata
penitentiary , was In the city yesterday.
M. J. I-lyers , manager of the U. & M. eat
ing house at Holdrcge , Is at the Mcrch ntn ,
S. H. llurkholtler nndV. . D , Iloworth nro
reglstcrcd at the Darker from Woodbine , la ,
Charles Barnard , proprietor of the Windsor
ser hotel , Atlantic , la. , Is registered at tlio
Dcllone ,
Ex-Congressman William J. Bryan came
up from Lincoln yesterday to attend the
Transmfc ! ! > ! cslppl congie&s ,
Mr , and Mrs. J , 12 , Dorjtiot of Grand
Island are at ' . ' .ie I'axton. Mr. Ilociuct U
proprietor of the Koeliler house.
James A. OJllls , division manager of the
Union Pacific eating houses , with head
quarters at Laramle , IB a Mlllard guent.
I5x-CongrcHman ! William A. McKelghan
of Hod Cloud came to the city yesterday lo
attend the Traiieinlssltblppl congress. Hu
H nt the Paxton.
Sam M. liw on , huslnpes manager of the
"Down In Dixie" company , Is making thu
Darker his headquarters while looking after
tlio Interest of Ills company. .
K. P. Vlnlng , manager of the street rail
way nystoin of San Francisco , left for his
homo yeatenlay , after having spent a few
days among ft lends In this city.
James H. Hddy of Pendlcton , Ore. , and
C. W. Nlb'.cy , BaUcr City , Ore. , delegates
to the Tranomlsslsklppl congress , who ar-
ilved yesterday , are quartered ut tlio Paxton -
ton ,
\
Congressman Frank W. Mondell of Wyo
ming , Myer Frank of Ncwmstlo , Wyo. , and
C. , Holmes of Sheridan , Wyo. , aic regis
tered ut the Paxton , They nro delegates to
the TransmlsslwlppI congrtfs.
At the Murray : George J , Foster , Chicago
cage ; Mies Rlcanoro Harry , J. W. Collier ,
Jr. , Now York ; Andrew Jalcks , Chicago ;
George Lehman , Columbus ; M , It. Uhl , W.
I ) . Beckett , G , J. Itallsback , Chicago ; K , P ,
Kstes , Cincinnati ; Mlsa Ada C. Vurnum ,
Idaho ; James Steventcn , Lincoln ; John H.
Truell , New York ; C. L. Crymble , Doaton ;
Charles n. Kenncy , Madlfcon ; C. F. Ayrc ,
Sioux Falls. _ _
ill 1 1"1
At the MIllnrd-AV. L. Park , North Platte ;
John It. Hays , Norfolk ; U. O. Krel/.lif er ,
Beutrlce ,
At the Arcade R M . norrlngton iiml
d.-inglitcr , Alliunco : M. C. Juy. N. u'.lvln , It.
Helgrln. JJnltola Cily.
At thn IJaiker : W , O. Broolsg. Lliipoln ; R
n , Mcflltmls , lIastliiK ! V. J. CrosH , Harris.
btiri ; ; I ) . P. Muhoney , Platlo Center ; Wil
liam Jt. Cuhlll , Orund Inland.
At the DoJIoiiP H. 13. Bnbcock , Ord : Hnm-
uel Wcpsi'l , V. II. Btonc. Lincoln ; W. Ho1.-
ton Irving Lfinfe-acrc. IJodio : Uobcrt Lor-
tcn ! F. II. Bailey , Ni'bniHka Ully.
At the Mercci- . A. Hutherland , Teka *
mnh : Jfrry Hrown , Wood Illvrr ; p. T , Blr-
rliard. Norfolk ; A. 1) . Hoar , Oiand Inland ;
Jumos Heed , Nobrimka City ; O. II , Hwlni-
ley. Ile-trlce ; Itobcrt Bycrn , HoldicKo.
At the Paxton-F. Y. ItobertBon. Kj-arney :
W , A. Paynter , Albion ; John Mc.Munl.ul ,
B J. Alexander , Howard Sjuiidcra. ( 'ulum-
bus ; J. T. Htcele , Hastlngn ; H. H. Munvlllc ,
Fremont ; N. B. Harding. Nebraska City.
At Ihe Merchants U. K. Kviina , Dakota
City ; J , B , Unthank , Arlington ; T. J , Hufty ,
Alliance ; II. Cannon , Benkclman : T. J.
lirowntleld. Qrand Island : I'eter Kbboraon ,
Ht Paul ; W. H. Atwood , Kremont ; H. Mel-
vllle , Laura. _ _
Cougtii and Coldi. Those who are suffer *
Ing from couglii , raids , tore throat , etc. .
should try IJrown's Bronchial Trocues , Sold
ouly iu boxei.