Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : PmDAV , OCTOKER 2 , 1800.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
AilviTlUi-iiH-nlH for Input' coliiinnii
Ijlll In- InUrn iinfll l tltll p. in. . f ir ( lip
r-vpulnir nml until H ! ' " ' ' < > r lllr
inornltiK nml Hniiilny tlltlnn * .
Aili crllNi-rH , Ii > - rpiiiipnllnn n nnni-
liprptl fliclc , t-itn IIIKP iini vcr ntl-
< 1ri- * i-il fi > it tniiittiprpil IPIIIT In OIIPP
of Tlip HOP. Aiitmpra no n lilrp p < l
-n-lll hi' ilpllvprpit on | iprnpiilnlloii of
tinrhick only.
llnlpN , I 1-Vcn word llrnl limprfloin
Ii * 11 noril tliprpnffpr. Xolliluw l ln l
for l -j < til nn U.'Klor flip llri ! Innpr-
( lon. Tlii-np mlvcrfIMPIIIPHIM IIIIIM ! In-
run I-OIIMI
SI'ITTIOS U'AXTKII.
WANTLH. TO OOllllKHPONIi WITH SOMK
one I1 nrfl of n Krr l , ti'llnhlp miller : poml
refercnfrs * nil intlifni'tlun uuarnntenl , Imvi'
tnlllcil in NVIirnnkn Mshl yp.it * AOilrpjiii JM
lloutli 2d t-t. , Sprlnulli-M. IP , -Milt 3 *
-OSITlON MVA Yo-Nd MN : Wl.I.INa TO
do nnyiliinj * fur a llvlnu ; KutjJ city lefi-u-i
X .1 , llee A-MJM
\ \\TI3DMAIiH IIKI.P.
WANTKI > . AN IDIA : : WHO CAN THINK 01'
wjme slmpli' tliliiB to imtent7 l'i-otct your
Menu , the\ may lirlns you wealth. Wrlti1 John
Weililprlmin A Co. . Ix-pl. V. , Pntent Attorney * .
Wiiclilnct- . D. 1. , for their n.VA rrlze ofrrr
nml u lul "f 200 Inventlona wanteil. II 27t
WANTt'i ) ANACTI VI M"ATr IN P.VKUV t.O-
cnllly to leprercnt nn ( nn fortune hiiiiter
wivnti'iO. will Rtiarntitpu I1S.OO wcrlcly ami nil
oxpetiFMi. UivcHtlKiitc ut once. Il'ix MOS , Itos-
ton. Mn R H-M.M . O0
M TO Jir.0 AND RXPKN8 iK PAIU HAt.I'.S-
mnli for clBtiro ; oxperlenciunncccsmiry ; extra
Inducement ) ) to cii Hiiiier . Chun. L' . Illslmp Ik
Co. ! tl Louis. Il-Mt070i
\\AN-TMI ) . A FI HT-ri.AH8 TIA. ! .SPICK AND
iilcnr Milprmnn. havlntt nn OKtiilillFheil trmle
In Nvliiiirkn. H. r. 1'Mfher , PhleBKO.
LAlioni-nis "FoiT nAii.o"uT ! " COM PANT
work , vyomlnit : Rood wnsi-i : ttf" tmc.
Kriiinrr & O'llcnrn , 11ZO Furnnni street.
H--M235 Ol *
WANTKU , AN. BXPBIHBNCim KOIIBMAN
for nlnnliiR mill : "onu but ili-Bt-clnus ineelmnlc
need apply. Inqulm nt llco olllce. Council
lllnrr . In. H-MW9 01
V'ANTP ) r,0 MKN. APPLY A'C 8TAOK DOOU
IIoyil'B thenluf at 2 p. in. todny. II M317 1 *
MOlIli'l'ALLrt POH nTuunitn. WI-J THACH
HIP trailo tliOi-oiiRlily In S wi-e ! a. nml furnish
Hlvaily Hltuntluin to erailuntos ; pomtiinl prne-
tlco , with end Inslmetors ; complete nutllt
of tonln doJiatrd ; wnxeH Soturajy.t ; cnlnloRUn
mnllfd firp.Moler'H llarlicr Ccltexe. Kt ! ) N.
Uth nt . Kt. I.uulH. Mo. II-M313 C
J70-I" ) T" JlMl.no A MONTH AND I3XPKNHKS
palil nileimcn for clRnrii ; experience uniK'cep
nary. Mi" UUP ami cpeclnl liiducein nt to tin
trade The W I , . Kline Co. , Ht. UitiM. Mn.
11-M.1M 2'
\VANTK1 > . APPIII2NTICK8 FOIt llAIUtKlt
tnid" , K" < 1 chancu for men from country , us
Weil KM ity : can earn tinard whliileainliiB ;
ntcaily Kltnutlon Riven after two Months' ex-
Vtlcnppj write for llhiKtratoil cul.iluKUu. Mol-
or'ii Uarber Bchool , SX1 S. Clarl : St. , ChlcaRO.
11 M33C I *
\.NTIJI1'1'SIAIJK IIKliI * .
\ VANTnnAN ACT1VW WOMAN AT C10.00
weeltlj to len-esent us , Ailc < iiM Ilex r > MS , llos-
ton , Miun 0 M5M O6
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WANTKIJ V.OOpTjUHMAN OK 1IOHKMIAN
cool * to worl ; at 131 S. 2.th St. Inquire ut 11C
S. 32nd Ave : KOU < ! wimea. C 3C9 O3
WAN'THD. 324 N. 17T1I HT.
HT.C
C M3J1 2 *
W\NTIC1) , 1IKIC3IIT YOUNd I.ADV 1-Y5H CITY
solicitor , permanent ; call 8 a. m. or fi | i. m.
Oct s nv ; s. i"th ft. c "
von ui-\Tiiousi-s. !
1IOI-SKS IN AM. PARTS OV T1IK CITY. TIU3
O. ! " II\H | Ci.-iuiny | ) , 13M Kurii.'cln. t ) 272
JIOl Sis. : IIBNKXVA & CO. , 103 N. 15TH ST.
MODKItX HOUriLIS. C. A. STAniC,925 N. Y. 1.1KB
H-274
STIAM m-'ATun STOHUS AND FLATS.
llowanl Itanck. neent , 1C10 ChlcaKO tr rt.
p-275
CIJOIfK not"SBS AND COTTAClis : AL.I , OVI31I
the c-lty , j ; , to tJO. Fidelity , I'Vl Furnani.D .
D 27G
J.MICB LIST OP IIOUSK.S. TUB J1YIION
Ueed Co. , 212 S. nth ut. D-277
HOl'SKS , WALLACE , UIIOWN I5I.IC. . 1CTII
ami Uouslns. 1J-278
KOIl HUNT. Ifl-J'.OOM 1IOUSB , MODBItN ;
pcrlt-ct rt-iMlr , 712 N. IDth ht. D-270
C-IIOOJI MODKKN COUNKIl KLAT. 2101 LUAV-
cmvitttli fct. U MGiil OIO
ron iiKNT. HUUNISUID : OR
houiie. S I-IKIIIU ; inwlcrn. WJ IMrk avi-nui- .
l > - 93
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FnOCI.M C'OTTAUK , H. 13. 2JD AND OLA UK B.
D-631
S-nOOM IIOl'SK. 271J CAUAVBLL ST. . MOD-
i-in water comcnleneoH , Rood condlllon , chcup
runt. r. 1)Ycad , ICth and luiiBlnii.
D-120 O t
r.i'jxr , lUiJirr-nooM DITAOIIII : } MOD
ern house , with barn. Bnquliv at 1701 I'ur-
iiuni. or i' W.l Plcict ; btreet. I1-13S O t
A 4 AND u IIOOM MOUHUN FLAT. 1112 SO.
llth. D-133O2 *
aiLKOANT , MOniilN : SlUK.M"l''UUNIHfli :
Jtuuee In uoht part oC city , for rent Hboui
Octubei' 1. M. .1. Kenmml & Hun , 710 Drown
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iriN Fl"llNl8lini ) IIOIISK INQI'IUK '
U. for. > lh and Leavenworth Sts. I > 231
S HOOSI MCIUI'JUN IIOI'SII , 2',31 HT. MAHY'b
live , . J1-3.W ) ; C-rcom Mat , modern , bteel range
K. K. i' r. 16th and .IIIIK-H. Clfiisii1 blk. , )22.bu
Ciurvin Ilr.is. , 1C13 rainuni HI. 1J-M2 Ol
TEN ISOOM IIOl'Hi : KOIl JM.DO , 519 K. S3TII
iivi . , ; | ih < ndld locatlou ; modern conrenlencua
Imiuliu of Dr. Tlldvn. P-M2I3 Oi
UNI'IQILBU IN CITY ; ONlTY H13VKN-11OOM ,
Mi-nm h at , all niudL-rn houec ; alsu llirce-
rooni rolluKP. TIuJ. 221 N.Nth. .
JIJIC Ol'
l-'Olt M' . UANl'SOMB MOnMIlN IIOI'SB
d or unfiirnbhfd ; mu t ilcHlcable
HHidliorl. ; . . . .1. Adilriua X 42 , lice tmildlu ; ; .
_ _ ; _ U-231
TJiNMtiiOM IIJIH'U ; 1IBHT LOCATION IN
Omutia. > V. K Clark , 22U."i Donclur Ht.
U-MM1 Ol *
roll HUNT , U-I5OOM MODUCN' l\VBMilNf3
'nt OIU 'N IStti tit , , for { 23.W IIT month , Apply
\V U. M. Ikle , Wl Ul Nafl Hindi Illdn ; .
D M3GO
JTOU Itl-i.M' . IIOI.'SU OK TTlitboMd IN A
Hi t-cl.isn location several
; luomeiti nmy lu-
niall ) If hoUhC tnUrn nt oaci- . Apply l r-t ; Chl-
CUKII htieet. O-M2M Ol *
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S-UOOM HurHi : . MODK1-.N IMl'ItOVIIMIINTfT.
ceiitrnlly Incntetl ' ; lent mgilnutiIiuiiilin 20 ;
N 2nl Rtl D o ( > C O !
1030 S , iWTJJ AVilT 10-KOo'Hl IIOI'SKr OAK
lii.oraii.l llnlriimodern In nwry r < iiivi , Hriilrs
iiiniitlfc , fuiiMCO-iinil liiuiuliy ; ben bum lionre
In tiiilly. . S37.ui pel muiiih. Oniihu Itenl
l.'Blnli' anil Trust Co. , 211 Ho. ISth n.
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TW1JLV K-1IOOM MODBItN HOL'HB AND
brick bam ; 22J2 r.iinam. Apply to J , W.
Kobluna. luuiii'.i 3 and I , DavliUo l't ' < U.
U.DM32S
D-M32S
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1 TtnOM MOIJBHN l'UASll-"lKTAUKU. :
- ( iv 1'iipplctou avfiuic : choice ; } ; . , ' , ,
Klght room inodrrn , Thty-lhlrd | und Jlurt ;
7-iiiom iii < Hli-rn brick , Ml N. 2.1d. f'O.Oii.
10'i-oom mixlern bilik. r.o N. I'.ld. $ : i'X ( > ,
li-room modern brK-k. lilt S. Sutli. > i'i.i i.
I2-room modern. Wth jmlVoi.liirth , U'S.CO.
C. A. tiTAIIK. H2J N. V. Llff Illdff.
D-MJJ3
KOII un.vT i-'i n.Msiiicn
UOO.MS rou
for mull and wife. licut luken In bo.ird. 319 N.
KOH P.KNT , UOOJI8 WITH Oil WITHOUT
beard , Mearn lnMI , ileetilo llslii , vlevntur ,
fiv balhi. liit R u-a oniblo. ; IlrunsHlck hotel.
K-95S
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IIOOMH , w t'Ai'j'ooi. AVI : ,
IpK , : : : Xt ,
OU rNI'l'llNLSHKO IIOIM:1 :
I : i I'.iriiiun Ht. U 3W OS *
HKNT--'itoN-r iiii ;
7a N. SJIli St. , Sauil ; Oir.iihn.H .
H Ml
Ft UM.snii > AVD no.viti ) .
FOll HKNrTDuNt(51MS ( "nOOM"s.-.VJTII f > n
wlthniit boanlj strain beat und ut ! muilcrn
linpi-ovcincnli ; spivls ! Ionrntrd for Ihn n In
ter. Midland hotel. Kli : .Mid Chlcuirv. M. J.
1'rnnck , moprMor , 1' 06
VBHY JI > lHAniJ { aOUTH Tt'ooTT'"wiril
bunnl , M > 1 UoiiiUs. K M1M Ol *
B ACCOMMODATIONS. V13IIV
3J07 I'urnum SI. * ' IB OJ
IIOOMH , WITH liOAUl ) . HTKAJI 11 BAT.
Utoplu , lol U.itrupart St. 7run linli accom.
i' Uii f J *
IMH.MSIIIOn IIOOM9 AMI IK ) Ml I ) .
( Cnntlnu d. )
HANDSOMI : UOO.MS. wmt noAitn. von
few K nllemen , In private fnmlly , llnrty lt-
tiMC'li ' l lrablo home , terms rM on bI i ref-
pn-nces. 7JJ N. 15th L l'-M2fflOI *
NIfKLY KfHNlSlinn IlOOMfl. WITH OR
without bonrd. uteniti heat. 2K2 Karnxm St.
F-3M Ol'
PLlTASANT IIOOMH , WITH 11OAIH ) ; CONVB-
nlnt to two Pnr lines. 1923 Didirp.
K-MSI2 7 *
AUIANV-SMI IVOrm AS HOOMS , " t-nTl-
iched or iinrttrnlslKHl ; prleeii to * ult the tltn'S.
hliexcellent. . . r-M3 23
B r'HAMIlKUS Volt lIOI'SI KKPINvf MAN
nnd wife ; water In kitchen , steel fink. .lUi N.
17fi. (1 252
rorii LAiian rsn'iiNsHin UOOMS
with bntli , rahRe. hot water. R . 215 pf 23,1.
at. a-M2tt-OI' (
Kf/Wll. W N. l Tlt.
(1-M327 4'
run ni-JXT roiir.s AMI III-M--HJUS.
KIltHT-fLASS imiriv STOIIB Iiril.DINn. 1011
I'nrnnin ; tlncc stoilen nnd bn einpnt , will niter
to mlt tenant ; low rent. 311 1st Nut'l ll'kbld .
KOlTTlKNT , Tli77-STOtlY UUICIC llt'll.DINO
at 91C Rirnim Kt. This building hin n nreproof
pentciit basement , riiinplet iitf-um hentlnic llx-
Hires , water on nil lloirn ; sa , i-tc. Apply at
HIP oflloiof TI.e . lien. 1 ! 10
, IIASHMBNT ; IIHK'IC
bull.lliiK , nt 1211 Howard Hi : suitable fur
Hlnrngp nnd Ffiinmlimlon or manufacturlnit btml-
ne. .i. IT. H. National liank. I 2S1
WANTUII.
AtlKNTS WANTKH. APSOUTBD COMKJ
motto and campaign buttons ; hoi sillerfl ;
lac per doz. , JI.21 per 1" " . p - l pnld ; JIO.OO per
1 CM by express. I'nmpalKti Supply Co. . 91
AiTh HI. , IlOHton , Ma i .1-227
CAN MAln 11.00 , 13.00 A
ilay ; experience not liiiwraiCull nt once
41.1 IV-e b.Uldlntc. J 31i ! 1 *
AVAXTHII TO II I'JXT.
\VANTni ) , TO JIKNT A MODKKN n\VKM.lNrt
near street car linn , xvlti all conveniences , KH * .
baf.i , hot mid cold water , furnnce nnd Rood ,
roomy stable : muni be In B od nelsliburhood ;
Inrpp lot ; may imrchnte If n decided hnritnlti
Is offered. Addresi It. O. Heati , general deliv
ery , city post olllce. K M3IS 2 *
I'Al'IKIC STOHA013 AND WAHKIIOtTPK CO. ,
W3-9IO Jonea. General storage and formirdhiff.
OM. VAN & STOMACH. 1113 KAU'M. TUT , . 15.12.
M : s3
WAXTISIJ TO IllfV.
WANTBD-IIOrsn ANfi LOT , OOOD 1.OCA-
tloii ; ha\e four cb-.ir lols und H.5W to f2.000 In
unsh. Addiesa X 13. Iee. I , ' 311 Ol
KOIl SAI.K K
FOIt KAL1-J AT AfCTION. TUB KUUNITUIH3
and contents of hou < e No. 113 N. 2'th St. , Thura-
dny. nt 10 o'cloc-k a. , m. Atheiton. Auctioneer.
O M2S1 Ol *
KOIl XAI.IS II011SKS AXII WACOXS.
nUHAHILlTY TALKS. rAHIHAOIW. I.
phaetons , bottom prlcoa. A. J. Simpson , 1409
nodse. , 1' 2SI
FOrT SAf.R IIOIISI3 HAHNKSS AND OAll-
rlaRp at 1001 S. 27th St. P 520 4
K'.lll SAI.lJ
CHBAPKRT HAIinWOODYOVI3N COUN-CHIll-
blm ; made. C. It. Lt-e , SOI potiBlaa. _
r < ) ir SALtTou Tit'AnB' , IO-Y"IOAH LBASB ON
Ifi acri-u hlKhlr Improved land , Vi half mlle
pouth Ituicr'a pnik ; C-room house , tlno stable
and chicken coops ; 3 acre * fenced with C-fout
poultry fenclUK ; would make u line feeding
place or poultry farm. UoUcn llros. . 1312 S.
I2ti ! Kt. . Omaha. ( J-M24S Ol'
KOIl HALK , Lt'MHKll IN FnNrri. OIIAND-
staml and locker bouse nt Athletic p-rl < , 2Sth
& Uodse Sts. Kcnd bids to Y. M. C. A. olliee.
TUB CI3NTUUY DICTIONARY : NKW AND
complete ; orlqlnal cost , $ CO.OJ ; for 5i : OU. Ad-
iliera X < 4. UCP. Q MSlJ I *
TO JIB SOLD AT I'UIILIC AUCTION AT
omiihii Auction Co. , 10D H. IStli St. . opposite
pcstoiltcp , extra line household IODIS. | .Satur
day. October 3. at 10 a. m. Atlii-rtftn , Auction
eer. Q-M337 3'
CL.MHVOVAXTS.
MRS. MARY FlUTZ. CLA1UVOYANT. S21 N.
ICth. S-JI417 O3'
MASSAUK , IIATHS , KTO.
MMi : . SMITH , 1121 DOlGU.\3. ! 2D FLOOIl ,
room 5 ; masunee and steam Ijatlis.
T MISS O3 *
M1KS AMB8 , VAl'Oll KATUN. MASte'Atli : . D07
H. nth St. , room .1. T W/D1 < J1 *
MltS. Dlt. LBON. BLI3CTH1C" MAFWAr.fi PAII-
lorn ; refieshlnif and curative ; doln't f ll to
call. 417 S. llth St. , upjlalra. T MW5 : C'
I'KHSO.VAI. .
Mll'S VAN VAI.KBNWUUC5 ! > BilTIlOYd PBH-
maii' > ntly by elcuirk-ity HuperfUious hair , molt-a ,
w.itta , utc. Hoom til ! N. Y. Life HMs.U .
U 2S
HIJPTl'HB PUltUDj NO PAIN ; NO DBTIIN-
tlon from buslnoMe ; refer to hundreds of
patients cured. O. B. Miller Co. , S07 N. Y.
Llfo IiulldliiK. Omaha , NVb. U 2 7
11AT1I8 MASSAGh' , MMB. POST , 3I9H S. 1JTII.
U 21S
VIAVI. HOMB TURATMBNT KOIl 1TTBUINK
troubleji. 1'hycldaii In uttendanca. Consulta
tion or health book flee , 346 HL bids.U2S9
U-2S9
MO.M3Y TO LOAN UHAL KSTATH.
ANTHONY LOAN & TIIIIST CO. . 313 N. Y. L.
tjulck inuiiuy at low rates for c.iolce farm loans
In Iowa , noithi-rii Mistuutl. t'UKUrn Nelir.itk.i.
W Ml
CITY IRAN'S. 0. A. STARR , Wi N. Y. 1.IKI3 ,
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MONiV : TO LOAN ON IMPItOVKU OMAHA
icat estate. Itiennun , Love Co. , 1-axton block.
W2W
LOVNH ON iMi'icvn ! K. fNiMPiiovnn CITY
propel ly. W. Kurn.un Smith , 'i CO. , IJJO K.iinam
U'-ui
MON'IOY TO LOAN AT I/JW ItATUS. THR
O. I1' . Dnvl * Co. , irl ) " > Karnaiu St. \ \ --"Jj
TO 1.0A.X-01IATTUI.S. '
MONRlTO LOAN ON Kfll.MTt.'llB , PIANOS ,
hurfi'H. WUROIIII , i'ti' . ; at lowem rate In city ;
mi remuv.ll of ioods ; strictly coiilldcntlul ; you
c-au I'jy the luan off at any tluui or In any
amount. OMAHA MOUTUAlli : LOAN < X ) . .
5utJ So. 10 ! h St.
X 2'.i'J
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MONBV TO IJ3A n ( ) , 00. 80 , 1JAYS ; KKltN
tine , plunub , c'lc. Duff Gioiii , ixon : f liar.a-r 1)11 ,
X SV7
III.SIXKSK RIIA\'I-S. :
roil UAI.R. AnouT , < iou LIIH , MINION TYP.
; i. J IbiniuK1 , i.o : | uiir two-third cascti , 49
iliiublu trull iluliilH fur tnu-thlrd u.i. c > i Thl
matrilal vvaa uied mi Thn Oihuha li ! > ' and In
111 fairly B0"d Kindlttmi. Will bo mid cheap
In bulk ur In iiunntllk > H to Mill purchaser.
Apply U > pi'ison or by mall to Tin- lieu Pub
lishing Co. Oniahu , Neb. Y 713
n:0 lF YOU IIAVK J1W IDLK MOXKY rtlJNl )
for fu-o boulc on hp-riilallon. Htiinicr & Co. ,
li Wablilneton St. , Clilengu. YMro OJC *
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illTSlItAirLB U1CATION I'OIt DHl'O STOfuT
Just ilia | > Ui' for ynuiiK man to Mart in bun- !
ne with Iliultfc ) capital ; nil llncj bunlnem
reprem-nted but drill : store. Cull on or adJreas
B. K. Ileachler. Ills Springs. Neb.
1Mi3' * O7'
iTu'rAo6"l)0 ' AHl ) OK THAI'K.
If juu ari ) lntneeil | til cotn'nodltles ilealt In on
HiChlcUKO HoBid of Trai'e. we auk sou to
coni-ispnnd with im iinJ nt'iul for our book nn
MntUtlca und dally advisory sheet. Wneat.
OMtK and pork will imvc .1 boom before middle
ot Ortobor nnd InveMuienu nuslit to be madu
now. Trnd" with a itlUlda llrin. II II Hau-
innnil & Co. . 51 lioar.l of Trad11 , I'hk-aco.
y
OR AI i3r TH filN B T 111110 KTOHK IN
Ni-bruiku. Apply to thv Mt-rehants' Nullonal
bank , Oiiuba. Y M 6 S
rYormnB TO PUIICHASB TINB VA-
o ! it property , cheap loin pr liuiiKtid and lota.
Tor CA | I , or ml wry t-a y tritni , da not fall
to tfa th I-'Mellty Tiusi Co , , routlieutt earner
of R'f bulUllnir. Their ll l \ * lauv end tbey
noihlnsr tut bartfaln * . He 2W
Tin : VHON"UII-U > COMPAN'Y"
Hu 'J
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? A HM LANDS. C. y. HAIIIIISON. Oil N. Y. L ,
FOH I\CHvxcsn.
KOIl RXrilAN < JU A KBW OK TUB UAIl-
Kulni we offer :
enn-nftf Itnprovxl furrn , Kill * county , Knn ni .
fli-ar. for Om < ih mi > rtt B l prnrwrty ,
Sort.e ncre trir's HI Ilellevue nnd Fnrt Prof *
for Omalm tirnj > prtj- .
1 J eres ne r puttmnouth for Omnhi umpmy.
1ncres , with two ROO ! hon es ; prle - . $ I.6".iiO ) ;
will mkp } W ! ' 1 In Nebraskn land or outride
viicnnt Inta.
One of the best Income rental blocks In the
city for l i K farm.
Kln l n in H icrldan cminty. clear , for house
find lot ; will niwump encumbran'e.
40 flcren In Mill * count- . IOWA , fruit nml Kntln
farm ; willll f r onon' will take fmill
houop nti'l lot In Omaha an p rt irtyment.
714 acre * nenr l/lorence , which Is for Ale only ;
tl.7m.fiO.
4 n ncies. Improvpd ; 17 hpml of cut HP. S hend
hr.rjea. lot of ImR" ! nnd Implements , nil clear ,
for omihn property ,
'n nercc clear , In Osceoln county , Iowa , for
nmohiT .
iircpcrty. . . , , ,
Fin * f2n-nere fnrm nenr Heil Oak , In. ; want
mep houri * nnd lot In KountEe Plncp.
Clear 40 IHTP * In Mndlson poiintjMtBsrfurl , for
JlW.on cafh If tnkcn within five da > * ; parly
niiift linie money.
For n quick snip < > r pxclmnFP. cell nn or nddre.is
HICKS' HBAL KSTATB AOBNCY ,
305 N. Y. Life HldR. . Oinnha.
K M311 1
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SHAllKS IN MUTt'AL U. & H. APS'N PAYS fi ,
7 X per cent when 1. 2. 3 yeaM "Id ; nlwnya re
deemable. 17C4 Karnam St. Nultlnscr Sec.
300
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Intelesl on snvlnifa. Af.ply to iimnhn L. & It.
Acs' . 1701 Fnrnatn. O. M. Naltlim'er , See.
301
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Fl'llNITtTIll : I'ACICKD.lNI.SHii | ) . 11R-
pnlrpd ; mattiesn-s made nml tenovnteil. Try
Walkln , Sill CumlnKi tel. I3"t. 304
SllOIfl IIAM ) AMI TYI'litt'llITIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , rd.1 N. Y. LIFB.
302
IIIUYCI.KH AMI HKPAIUIXCJ.
21) HAND WIIIIBLU > 10 TO 2. . . 111CYC1.ES
rente 1 and repaired. Om\ha Ulcyclc Co. , lt ( ! !
and Chicago. 303
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CAPTAIN P. MOSTYN. DBTBCTIVi : ACIKNCY ;
nil detective work cniefully nnd promptly at
tended to ; 310 Kprbach block , Omalm. nnd B16
lloanukc building , ChlciiKU. M CCS Ol
LOST.
LOST , LADIES' DIAMOND 11A11 PI > f. 11B-
tuni to CnrtwrlB.it Shoe store for reward.
Lost 247-O1
1/3ST-SMALL IILACK MAIIB , I1HAND13D A II
on left hip. Ileturn to 2418 1 St. , South
Omaha. Heward. 324 4'
LOST A HLACIC MUI.B ; 4 YUAU3 OLD ; KCAll
on rlsht let ; above knee ; silt In left ear ;
welKit 030 Ihs. Mrs. Patrick Loyne , 30th nnd
Nicholas , city. Lost -M3.I4 S'
IIAXCIXC SCHOOL.
MOIIAND'S NOW OPRN roll LADIIW C5BN-
tlemeti , chlldrrn nnd private classes. For par
ticulars anJ terms pk-aso call lolO Harney St.
MUSIC. AHT AMI KAX4JUAOK.
Giy3nB F. OKLLBNIIBCK , BAN.1O AND
fc'iiltar te.iehcr. Itoom 412 Dee llldg. Tel. 2S. !
A FINK STBINWAY PAIU.OK OKAND
worth Jl.000.00. only $ .Vfl.04 ) ; one uprtRht VOEC
.t Sons , only J11U.CO ; plunus for rent. William
U. Schmoller & Co. . 318 McCaguu HldK.MSI
MSI ;
I'AWMIIlOItlillS.
II. MAHOWITZ LOANd MONEY. 418 N. 1C ST.
203
MICUICAL.
TUB PHOPLK'S 1 > ISPBNSAHY , 1322 nOUOLArf
et. , : ievcr falls In diseases ct women ; elves
piompt relief without dangerous operations ;
V3 years * expel lencc. M 3JS t *
KLOCl'TIOtf. '
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322 21
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OmahaUnlon | Uepuv , lOtn & MasonSt _ JOmahn
8Bam : ! Denver Bxpresa S:5am :
4:33pm.Ulk Hills. Mont. & 1'UEUt Sad. Ex. 4:0jum
4:3.liim : Denver Expitss 4r pm
705iJin..Nobiaska Local ( except Sunday ) . . TMDpin
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday.ll:3lam )
2:55pm..Fast : Mall < for Lincoln ) jnlly. . .
Leaves ICHICAC1O , nUHLINGTON JS. g.lArrUca
OmiihaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts.Omaha | _
500pm ; Chlcaso Vestibule S:00am
0Sam Chicago Bxpress 4l ; ! > im )
7:50pm..Chicago : nnd St. Louis L'xprens. . S:00.im
H:43am Paclne junction Ixwul clOpm :
FnstMall .2:5l/pni :
Leaves ICHICAOO , MIL. & ST. PAUL.iArrlve.i
OmahaUnion ] Depot , 10th , t Ma onSts.JOniaha
: . . . . . . . . , . . Limited 8:03am :
llOOam..Ciilcnio ; Kxpress lex. Sunday ) . . 3:2Jpm :
Ixvives ( CHICAGO & NOnTKWKST'NTlATrlver
Omahak'nlon Depot , JOth & MasonSts.Otnaha _ ( _
lOMSnm .T..Eastern Bxprcss 7. . . . M"pin
4:45pm : Ycstlbuled Limited DIOpm
: , : rpin St. 1'uul Dxpreta 9:30am :
SMOam ! i > . Paul Limited , 8:0jpm :
7:30im..Cnrr : . ' ' . & Sioux city Local..lilOpm
C:30pm : Omaha Chicago dpeclnl SiOOnm
_ „ . . . . .Missouri ValleyLocaI..1L.z. 0:30jm :
Leaves ICHICAOO. n .1. ft PACIFIC.jArrlves
Omahalnlor | ) ! Depot , 10th & Mason Sls.l Omaha
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7DOpm Nlnni ExprepB 8l..nm ;
4.EOpn > . . . .Chlcaso ; Vestlbuled Limited , . . . lSSpni
< : . ' , iiuin St. Paul Vcntlhiiled l.tpiliprt . . li.Vinm
WEST.
6:43pm.Oklahoma & Texas Bx. ( ex. Sun. > .10J.iam :
l40pin _ ; . . .Colorado Llmll j.iL . . . . liOOpin
Leaves" I C. , ST. P . M. S O. "lArrlvci
OmabnI | _ > cpot , Kit : td : V.'ccstrr ! ta.i _ Omaha
! :13am..T..Sioux : ftly Accommodation 8Cflpm :
12:30pm..Slou : : : City Kxpresx m % . oim..llJjam :
; . . . . . _ . . . . . . Paul LimlK-d .j. . 9.19am
" " " "
r.fBvei""F. ! ; C. & MOrAL7BY , lArrives
Omulial Depot , 5tn un.1 ' .Yebeier rits. I Omaha
" .llOOnm Fast Mall nnd Exprein 5OiVm :
3COpm.es. : ( Sot. ) Wyo. Ux. ( ex. Mon , ) . . 6:00pro
7 : ! > oim..Fremont Loral ( Sundays Only ) . .
7fAim..Norfolk : Bxp.-rri lox. Rim ) . . . .10:23am :
; ; . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Bxpress 0:10.in : ,
Leaves ! " K. C. , St. J. A C H. JArrlvei'
OmulinlUnion Depot , lOtli * Mncon Sts. | Omaha
" 3cJnin.7ir.Kantas"city : I/ay'Exploiu. . . 70:10pm :
10CKinii.K. : C. Nlsht Bx. via IT , P. Trans. gSQam :
Leaves I MISSOUni PAf-IFIC. ( Arrives
Oimihal Dtpot , J5th \VcbcterSts. . | Omnhii
"
3lOpm..Nebraska * Knns.i * Limited..il"ipm :
y:30pm Kansas City Kxpr'ta ( liOOani
3nopm : Nebratka Local ( en. Sun. ) 9rtnin !
LenveflT"KIOPX CITY ft PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Om.llml Dfpor , 151 h and \\'cb ter Sts. _ | Omaha
ripn. : St. Paul Limited „ . 9:10am :
Lpiires I SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC. ( Arrives'
OninliaUnlon | Depot , lOlh & MnsoiiStB. _ " ( _ Omaha
5 iCnm Kt. Paul Passenger . .HlA : , < m
7:30nm : Sioux City rn een er & : OJpn :
6Mpm : at. 1'aul Limited 9:20.ini :
Leaves I UNION PAC7Pia ( Arrive *
Omaha ) IJnloii nn-ot , 10th .1 Mason Stj.Omaha (
S.SOum . . . . . Kearney Jlxpri-aa , . ; , . 4lOirr : |
. Overland Limited . 4:4im :
J-SOpm.Ilent'ce & 'Uronisb' ix. ( ex. Suu.12:0 ) : pn
C:45pm. : . .Grand Hland Bxprots ( tx. Sun..i:05pn :
80pm ; . . _ . . . .Ka t M.ill . . . . t 4Uir
Lea\ca IVAHASII I RAILWAY. JArrlves
Oinaliil'nliin ; | Dopm , 10th . Mason Stu I Omahn
St Louis CnniKin Hall . . .n-.30aiv
Sea/rles &
Searles
6PECIAUI3ra IH
Kcrvous , Chrouio
and
Private Iis8isi ) ;
BEXUALLr ,
AH 1'rlvato UII
nil Disorders of Men
t'r cut in nut bjr mall
cousultatluu Crea *
SVPH1US
Curtd for ( If * nl the polioa tliorouihlt
U ni d from th system. FILK3. KIBTULA
an KCOTAL ULCERS , HVDllOCni.r.S ANU
VAniCOCKI.K pirmsnintlr md succ sfull7
cur d. M tHc.1 new ind unfalllni ,
STRiGTUflE AND GLEET
Djr ntvr ratthcS without pala or cutting ;
Cell on or iddrt wlln stamp ,
Dt Seailes & Searlaj ,
DESTROYED BY A TilpAL WAVE
Florida Town Ecportcd Jo J3o Wiped Out
and Twenty LifesfLost ,
El.re
DEAD IN THE STATE NUR A HUNDRED
„ , , . . , . rnrflt'iilnrn of tinllittor
\VroiiKlit hy flip llnr'r'll'fiitp ' of Mon
thly Mjhf Shlnl"1 I'VnfHl
LII-.H.-I on All Slllot.
till
CHICAGO , Oct. 1. A dispatch from Jack
sonville , Kla. . has btcn destroyed by n tidal
wave. Twenty lives werelost. .
1'ENSACOLA , Fla. . Oct. 1 , Railroad ccm-
nmnlcation with the eastern olid mlddlo
parts of the state has Juat been re-eatab-
llslu-a , anil harrowing talts nu < being re-
teUod of the \Vcst India storm , which sw < iit
over the peninsula of Klorlda Monday night
and TucsJay morning. It appears that tin ;
storm left Ihe { 'ulf and alruck the coaat
about Cedar Keys , which Is cald to be
almost completely wrecked. From llieie
It swept In n northeasterly course ,
Us dlnmutor being about forty tulles , across
the state , doing fearful damage nt the towns
of Gainesville , lllg Springs , Lake City ,
ilronsford , Callahali and many others , llrlck
utul ( runic buildings wen- blown down , and
near Callalian several schlldren were hlllrtl
In a school house , which was wrecked. The
wind Is reported to have reached u velocity
of 100 miles an hour. H la Impossible yi-t
to learn how many persons were killed , r-st
It Is believed Iho dead will bo fully 10U , and
thnt many other persona were Injured. Much
damage Is reported at Jacksonville , but
no loss of llfo , as the center ot the storm
seems to have passed to the north of the
city. . The storm was not full here , but after
It left thu gulf a high bank of air rushed
from the north , blowing almost u gnle and
lowering the temperature about ! ' . . " > degrees.
The storm was a twisting tornado that
moved with great rapidity from the gulf
to the Atltintlc coasl. In many places
buildings were wrecked In less than a juln-
utc. The property loss la very heavy , not
only In the towns , but on the farm * , where
the crops xvcro deslroyed.
JACKSONVILLE , Kla. , Oct. 1. Tolc-
giaphlc communication with Iho outslilo
world Is being slowly ro-establisln-d. T'ae
reports from various parts of the state tell
of widespread destruction. Five people were
killed and many Injured at Lake City. Thtlo
school children were killed at Boulogne and
olhcrs hurt and fatalities occurred at
many other places In the state. Thu esti
mated damage to the turpentine and lumber
camps In the central part of the state is
half a million dollais.
SAVANNAH , Ga. , Oct. 1. Hcports come
from the Savannah river suction of South
Carolina that there wan considerable loss
of llfo among the negroes In Tuesday's
storms. The small schooner Island FInv/er
Is believed to be lost. With her crew of
three men. Houses are down In nearly all
directions.
M > MV13SKK MIST "AT TYIJI3K.
niilf .Storm Doi'S nil Ilium-use
to Propi'i-ly.
SAVANNAH. Oa. , Oct ; 1. Mr. J. S.
Evans , assistant llghthouire keeper at Ty-
bee , arrived in the city today and brings
the first dcfii.lte informatlfm of the damage
on the Island. The Chatham club house 13
unroofed. All of the Improvements made
by Downn & Cowan the pavilion , bar , etc.
arc blown away. The electric light plant
Is safe. The Hotel Tybeo Is damaged but
slightly , comparatively -speaking ; windows
are gone and other small damage is done.
The Zoradaya club is 'slightly hurt. The
Catholic chapel Is demolished. All of the
new cottages escaped with slight Injuries.
Verandas and windows ; are blown off the
Atlantic club. The water .works , where the
Ocean house used to bc"asc bauly damaged.
A tfhecl blown from then ) crashed through
the house of Chief of Police Nail , but struck
no one. The Nail homo is quite badly hurt.
Kehoc's cottage has lost it's roof. The Nay-
lor house escaped with slight damage. Sol
omon's cottage has had Hi- : roof and piazzas
blown away , and the cottages In liutler-
vtlle are more or less Injured. Major Ryan's
cottage has lost Its roof. Kxcept the loss
of fencing , the lighthouse is all right. At
Martello Tower the flag polo Is Injured.
Windows were blown In and the furniture
was flooded with water. The Rambler ulub
Is unharmed , The Lacy building Is badly
hurt. The Bias cottage Is wracked. The
railroad trestle near the lighthouse Is badly
undermined : the bridge of the St. Augustine
creel ; is out of gear and trains cannot pass
over.
over.Near
Near Estlll's station the track Is badly
wrecked. All the fishermen's wharves and
all their boats are gone. Grogan's is all
right.
ATLANTA , Go. , Oct. 1. A special from
Savannah to the Journal says : The worst of
the tornado news from this city has been
told. The number of deaths reported up
to this timeIs as stated yealerduy , twelve ,
and there will probably be no other bodies
found. The city has recovered from the
blow and business Is now. going on without
Interruption.
News from Tybee island Is not encourag
ing. The Tybee- railroad Is badly damaged and
trains cannot reach the Island. Mr. Joseph
Thompson's cottage at Tybco was about the
only ono of the dwellings that was wholly
demolished. The wind cut a wide swath
along the railroad track , destroying almost !
everything near It. Trees and grass were
blown up by the ton and scattered all over
the tracks. It Is said that It Is almost
wholly burled under the debris and It will
Uko some time to cleir It , The work of
clearing away the debris tir the Tybco road
has already begun and a new depot will
bo built at once. The track and bridg
will all bo put In repair right away and
it. is expected trains will be running In a
few days. The damage to property on the
Island is almost $30.000.
The rice crop In Savannah section will
bo shortened one-third by the storm. The
loss In Savannah and section will be $1,000-
OO'J. '
HOW STAl Vl'O.V WAS FLOODKI ) .
Hlri-ani .Swollen Tmn Murli lo I'HNS
'I'liroiuyli Tiinm-1 Wild J' ' * < ir < l lliick.
STAUNTON , Va. , Oct. 1. The. Hood here
was caused by much the same conditions ,
but .of course on a smaller a-.Mlo , as those
which resulted In the Johnstown disaster ,
namely , the bursting of a Jake and the emp
tying of its waters intila stream already
swollen by the rains. I&oniilO to 12 o'clock
on Tuesday night the lulni came down In
tot-rents and soon cha\i \ i-tt Lewis Creole ,
which runs through Stiuntpn , Into a mill
race. Tlio creek after , , Jti jhters well Into
the city flows down through a largo archeil
scwor under Central avenue southward ,
nearly to main street , 'wjiere It deflects
slightly , to the right , uud. , still pursuing
Its underground course , - turns to the east
ward again after it mipses-Johnson street ,
parallel with Main street1. ' .This . stream be
came ( a raging torruut unij ( ho water being
In too largo a volume o pass the tunnel
backed and quickly swamped the neighbor
hood , including many lafcir1 gardens.
A handsome brick , st'pnij'trimmed ' build
ing , owned by S. M. H'llws and located
on Central uvi-nuo , south of Main street , was
totally wrecked , the occtipi rrts barely escap
ing. Along the line of , flji creek on the
southern part of the elt | ' , the water rose
several feet In a few gec-AIjtlB ,
North of Staunlon aim. adjoining Is the
fair ground's lake , which Includes nearly
thu entire space within the balf-mlle track ,
and Its natural drainage In Into Lewis
creek. This lake broke its banks and
emptied Its waters Into the swollen Lewis
creek , with the result that Staunton expe
rienced the most disastrous Hood In Its his
tory. The bodies ot James Smith , his wife ,
daughter and grandchild , have been recov
ered. The negro settlements along I'ump
street wore particularly exposed to the
rushing waters , but It is believed nearly all
Its inhabitants escaped , forty-two being
rescued by Benjamin llagley and H. Middle-
cuuff. The flood destroyed the gas works
and wrought havoc about the railroad yards.
" '
Our Victim nt Ikn"'cii ill till.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 1. The first loss of
life In Washington City from thu storm was
reported today when the body of Jann-s
Fitzgerald , a white man , was found la the
rultii of thu Hcatty butldlug on Pennsyl
vania nvrn"c There were ton persons
known to bo In this building \vhon Its walls
fell In. bvit they escaped without ncrlous In-
Jury.
Kltzsernld was a machinist In the navy
siv niii\v. > r.i ) i > THU iiorvr.msi.
llonvj Hnlnt In Arlr.niiit Cntiio I'loniN
mill l , < m * < if Iilfc ,
TtTSON , Ariz. , Oct. 1. A special to the
Star from Ht-iiaon say * : 1'nrt of the town
was washed away and six persons drowned
In a flood from a cloudburst In the Whet
stone mountains , twelve mllrs southwest of
town. The dead , whose bodies ha\e been
recovered , are :
WILLIAM 5515KK. n b.irbrr.
MltS. ZKKK AND TWO CU'LOUKN.
OSCAtt AS11WHN. A cattleman.
Four more pel sons arc missing. U is ex
pected that grrst loss of llfo and destruction
of property vlll bp carried from all along
tbe San Pedro river until It empties Into tin-
i Glla. The dotnlls of the disaster at lien-
,
| son and arrurnti description of the extent
j of the cloudburst have not been received ,
I but the pri'clpltutlon must have occurred
. nlong the whole length of the \Vhetslono
| mountains , as the flood from the western
I end of the same range tore out three miles
of Southern Pacific track , twelve miles west
of Benson. A wnll of water at 1-ast twelve
miles long wns poured Into tbe San Pedro
I river ; hence tbrro IB apprehension fell for
the safety of persons In the valley.
Two l.nkf Mlrnmri-N on Ilio lli-ni-li.
KAST TAWAH , Mich. , Oct. 1. The cap-
i ' tain of the steamer Westfrld. which has Just
, coiito In for shelter , reports thnt the Swlrk-
luna and rnnsert St. Louis arcon tbe
I beach one mile north of Fish Point. A
I ! hcivy sea was breaking over both boils.
i The St. Louis ts lying broadside to the
i
shore and Is badly twisted. The llfrsavlng
j I crew has loft for the scene of the wreck.
ix TIIHVIIHT PIT.
IM'i'i'inliot4 .In nni < l' | > Two Mini n llnlf
'i-nM Kori-liin SI-IIHII lion.
CHICAGO. Oct. ] . The wheat pit today
was again a scene of wild excitement
matkcd by an advance In the price of De
cember to a point 2Vi cents above the final
llguriM of yesterday's session. This nd-
vance wns not nil held by any means , for
bli ; traders , whoso persistency In holding
on to their lines has been partially Instru
mental In the recent rise , took advantage
of the exalted prices to earn an honest
dollar by dumping some ot their holdings
on the market. The aggregate day's busi
ness was enormous. Not only were all the
local brokers heavy Investors , but outside
speculation wns much more prominent than
usual. The reason for the bulge can be
told In two words foreign news. It was
not the higher prices quoted at Liverpool
and on the continent , but the reports of
wheat engagements for shipment to India
from Liverpool , u hitherto unheard of trans
action.
Reports of similar engagements from San
FranclHCO were confirmed and lent force to
the statements that the Indian crop was a
failure , . Not all the Interest , however , was
centered In wheat. The corn and provision
pits were Jammed with excited speculatois
all day. An enormous foreign business was
done In corn , and prominent packers , In tryIng -
Ing to cover some of their lines of provisions-
cxpprlnnced surprising difficulty in doing
so. The close showed substantial advances
all around.
riilcnix" liivontoi-H Pnri-liilxi- Mine.
LAUAMIE , Wyo. , Oct. t. ( Special. ) Chicago
cage investors , who several months ago
gave a bond of $12,000 on the Vlrglnius
mlno In thn Keystone district near this city.
It Is authoritatively stated , will make the
first payment of $4.000 on the property to
day , having decided that the mlno Is a payIng -
Ing proposition. Development and prospect
work has been going on In the mine for
the past two months. At the start the mine
showed rather poor prospects , but two weeks
ago pay ore was struck and there is now
enough of this in sight to make tbe mine
certain to pay.
, The machinery for a complete cyanide
plant , to be placed at the Kelly creek
mines , five miles from this place , Is now
being freighted In from the railroad at
Clermont to the mines. The ore averages
$3 a ton and the plant will work about 125
tons a day , _
-nti < niK.v 1'iraiT Tiutuis nouns.
MIlwniiltiM" Iliis a Stiililiorn uiul foully
Conlliuvriil ! < > n.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. J. A stubborn flro ,
which had Its origin In the World clothlns
house on Chestnut street , kept the firemen
fighting for three hours this morning. It
was one of the hardest struggles the de
partment has had of late , and almost the
entire ( Ire fighting force of the city was
called out today before the fire was sub
dued. Three stores were burned out , two
being occupied by the clothing house and
the other by William I'aschen's crockery
house. The loss will probably exceed ? 100-
000.
TKMiCIIArillf IJHHX ITIKS.
Justice Field has returned to Washington
after a summer in California. He Is in
feeble health.
Harry Sherlock , a clgarmnkor at Motion ,
Kan. , drank carbolic acid and when next
seen was hanging from an apple tree dead.
Fred Cole , alias Curtis , wanted In Los
Angeles for embezzlement , has been arrested
In Kansas City and says he will return
Iwthout requisition papers. *
Prof. M. F. J. Albrecbt. four members of
his family and twenty-five students of Con-
cordla college , Milwaukee , are seriously III
as the result of having eaten tainted fish.
Three million dollars In gold reached New
York from Kuropo yesterday. Nearly all of
it will reach the treasury. Moro than $10-
000,000 has come Into the country during the
present movement.
Captain and crow of bark James norland ,
which was wiecked in a fog on rocks of
Tugldak Island on September 10. lowed
through the fog for 100 miles. Thu cargo ,
M.oco cases of salmon , wns lo t.
Dauglns Dawson , secretary of the repub
lican club nt Iron Mountain , Mich. , whoso
life was attempted Tuesday night , Hays , ho
has lived for yearn In fear of being killed.
He offers a reward of $5,000 for tl e arrest
of the OHsassln.
Captain John Hart of the Laurada was
given a hearing at Philadelphia before Com
missioner Edmund * und again hold In $1,000
bail. O. W. Cowley told how the ship left
Philadelphia , took on men and ammunition
and landed them In Cuba.
Milwaukee poldlcrs' homo Is crowded for
the flrct time In many years , and no more
applicants can bo admitted. Wisconsin state
tinino at Waupeca Is also full to Its utmost
capacity. Many veterans are consequently
driven to the poor house.
Steamer Pmutllla still lies on the bcai-h
at Port TowiiKcnd , Wash. Her stern has
sunk and at high tide Is under water.
Divers cannot find the hole In her bottom
on account of the rough seas. The ship's
cargo wan sold at auction nn the company's
dock at Port Townsend.
George B. Anderson , alias Snyder , was
fired from a cnnnnn attached to a balloon
which went up from Paola , Kan. , and before
his parachute opened the rope attached to
his waist broke and he fell to the ground
dead , He wan 22 years old , unmarried ,
came from Fort Smith , Ark. , and \VIH em
ployed by the Uogard Balloon company of
Hogard , Mo.
Nathan 12. Spellman , who boarded with
Mn ) . J. P. Illclccr , a widow at Holgato. O. .
came home Intuxlcatrd and was re-pi imandtU
by Mf3. Itlckrr. Next day Spe-llman found
Mrs. Itlcker'a 17-year-old daughter in the
house alone. Anna Kicker wua .found uiili
her skull crushed ami Is dying ! Spellman
tried to hang himself , and then severed ! ) ! > >
Jugular vela with a razor , and Is dead.
Russian barbette Alexander II. , flying the
flag of Admiral Alexundroff , and turreted
cruiser Navarin , have arrived at Piraeus ,
the seaport of Athens ,
Engineers , conductors and firemen at
Toronto are considering whether they will
join thn operators' strike on the Canadian
Pacific. American operators are now bolus
Imported.
( jrain movement * from Manitoba la oerl-
OUHI ylntcrferred with by tbe Canadian
Paclllo operator * ' strike . Tha only regular
trains no wrnnnlng on the road ar be
tween Toronto &nd Montreal.
rn t Ptr rAi'npvnr1 I\VT IAP IT
CRACK COlKSliRS Oil Ol1 IT
favorites in tbe Contest for the Alonlcon
Derby Bowled Over.
CUP RUNNERS SHOW MUCH SPEED
Si'conil mul Tlilril ItiiiniilM In Ilic Con-
lent finIlir riiiiinilonHlili |
l'ro\ - < h < * DOKVorlliy
'I'liclr HonorK ,
A1IKRUKHN , S. U. , Oct. 1. The coursing
meet wns attended by a large crowd today
and as progress was made toward Hie end
of Iho two stakes the Interest grew keener.
Fine weather continued , but a strong wind
j blew across the plains the greater part of
the day. The results In the second round of
the Aberdeen cup were nbout as expected ,
but In the second trials of the puppies the
] ! favorites were bowled over In nearly every
Instance. The chief features of the day were
the retirement of the Iwo cracks , Diana nnd
Minneapolis. The owner was defeated In
tbe third round for the cup after having
run a very severe bye course In
the second round earlier In the
day. Minneapolis , too , wns run very
hard In the second round , and after run
ning an undecided row so , with ( ? len Ursa ,
their merits bring even In tbe third round ,
she was withdrawn. The dog that beat
the great Dlaim , which lust season defeated
all comers on the plains of Dakota , Kansas
and California , Is a new one appropriately
named "Good Cheer. " Ho baa thn same
blood lines , but tins never run before , this
season being hlrt first. Hares were more
easily found than hitherto , and sixteen
trials were run. The results \\pre :
The Aberdeen cup , second round : ( lien
Hosa , Cable , 111. , boat Lady Falconer.
Mintu < ap61is , Minneapolis , beat Dakota , St.
Louis.
Fltzroyal , Aberdeen , boat Llghtfoot , Min
neapolis.
Maid of Honor , Chicago , ran a bye , her
opponent having died.
Hood Cheer , Chicago , boat Oattcs , Lisbon.
N. I ) .
Diana. St. Louis , ran a bye , Arapahoe ,
San Francisco , being lamo.
In the third round liosa nnd Minneapolis
ran nn undecided course and then the latter
was withdrawn.
Maid of Honor beat Fltzroyal ,
Oood Cheer beat Diana.
In the second round of the Aberdeen
Derby for puppies :
Cashier. Mitchell , S. I ) . , beat Little Dor-
rltt , Aberdeen.
Moonstone. Oaks , N. I ) . , beat Hazel Klrko ,
Hiuvarden , la.
Snowbird , Mitchell , S. . . beat Pat Malone -
lone , Cable , 111.
Lucky Colors. Aberdeen , bcal Magician ,
St. Louis.
Lady Aberdeen , Mitchell , ran a bye , be
ing the odd dog on the card.
The Aberdeen Cup , a very handsome
piece of plate that cost over $200 , is now
sure to go to Illinois nnd very likely to
Chicago. The Aberdeen derby will probably
he won by Snowbird or Moonshine from
Mitchell , S. D. , and Oaks , N. D. , respect
ively. The meeting will bo finished on Fri
day.
IIIfYfl.K HACKS AT ntlSMOXT.
lll r Croivil AViiti'lii-N Soinp Xlco
nrl ' for I IIP 1'iirm" * .
FREMONT , Oct. 1. ( Special Telegram , )
The largest crowd that has attended the
Dodge county fair was out this afternoon to
the bicycle races. The track was dusty and
sandy on the end ot the quarter stretch. In
the half mile professional , open , trial heats
were run , and there were eight men In Ihe
dual. Banks won easily in l:0r : > Vi. Hall of
Waterloo did some line riding In the ama
teur races and get two first prizes. In the
two-mile handicap the scratch men pulled
out on tup third half , and Harbor , who had
150 yards start , cro&scd the line well In the
lead. The one-mile professional was an ex
citing race. The men were well bunched
until the homo stretch was reached , when
Mokel pulled In ahead , with McCall and
Maxwell close behind , Roy Porter did some
good riding In the half-mile amateur , but
couldn't keep the pace , and Hall won eas
ily. Fredorlokrfon made an attempt to beat
the half-mile state record , flying start , but
failed. Ho made the Ifalf In 1:01V4. : Results :
Ilttlf-mllo professional , open : Banks won ,
Ilemstreet second , Maxwell third. Time :
l:0r : > .
One-mile amateur : Hall won. Harbor second
end , Plerson third. Time : 2:272-5. :
Oio : mile , open , professional : Mocket won ,
McCall second , Maxwell third. Time :
2:23 : 1-5.
Half mile amateur , open : Hall won , Hol-
tnn second , Fic-schcr third. Time : 1:131-5. :
One-mllo tandem : Mack and Stevenson
won , Mocket and McCaJl second , Banlts and
Smith third. Time : 2:18-i-5. :
Two-mile hundlcap , amateur : Barber won ,
Monio second. Ittner third. Time : 4:491-5. :
Three-mile handicap , professional : Kramer
(1'JO ( yards ) won , Hemstreet second , Lawson
( 10 yards ) third. Time : 7i5Vj. : :
IM.AV K < ) TIIH KiltPHKMS ! CHI' .
MlimcnpollH Wins I he Trnpliy In u
Loose ( unit * nt Home *
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 1. The Millers , after
having captured the pennant , today won
the Detroit Frcu Press cup by defeating the
Hooslcrs In a loosly-played game , The
weather was not the best and only 1,500
people witnessed the contest , Flggemler
started In to pitch for the locals , but was
not In condition and Parker look his place
In the third inning. Damman wns hit bard
und the .Millers succeeded In bunching their
hits with the visitors' orrors. Schrlver's
homo run over the left field fence and
the fielding of Ball , Connor , .McCarthy and
Hogrlevcr were features of Iho garni1. The
winners will receive about ? 10 each ami
the losers ? 100 each nut of the scries. Score :
Minneapolis 8 2 0 0 5 3 0 1 0 IS
IndlanapollK 1 1002400 0 11
lilts : Minneapolis , 11 ; Indianapolis , 17.
Guors : Minneapolis , 3 ; Indianapolis , C.
Warned runs : Minneapolis. G ; Indianapolis.
1. Batteries : Minneapolis , FlgKt'inler , Parker
and Schrlver ; Indianapolis , Darnman and
Wood.
Slur I'olnli-r AVIux.
RKAUVILLI3 , Mass. . Oct. I. The features
of today's harness races here was a contest
between Star Pointer , Robert J , Frank Ag.m
nnd Joe Patchun In the free-for-all pace ,
for a purtio of $2riOO. Star Pointer had an
easy victory , winning In slralght'hcats. lily
limp wns 2OI'/i : , 2:044. : 2:05 : % . . Robert J
was eocoml , finishing fourth In the first heat
anil M'cond In thu Iwo brats following.
Frank Agan WIH : third , flnluhlng ucfond In
the Drift heat uud I bird In the following
heals. Joe Patchc-n finished third In th *
first heat and In the following heats brought
up In the. rexr.
Crli-Uvl.
The cricket match for Saturday , Ihe 3d
Inst. , Is between the Omaha eleven. cap
talned by H. Lawrlc. nnd n team of twenty-
two. raptaltipil by Charles Hill. This wilt
be the lest match of the season , and a good
game Is ivxpected. The following are the
Omahas H. Ijjv.-rlo ( captain ) , 0. VaURlum ,
W. V.iughan. Ta > lor , Now , Sprague , niche-
lieu , C. Young , it. Young , Slmms , DouglM ,
Cameron , C. 11. Cookson.
Twenty-Two Charles Hill ( raptnln , ) Fran
cis , Noalo , Bowers. Itobb. W. Strlbllns , J.
Slrlbllng. Wilson , lirnnton , Innls , ll'itrst ,
llsrber. North , MrPherson , Dr. Young , Itev.
Llwyd , Hall. Illldltch. Shields. Montgomery ,
Potter , Colvln. Heth , ltro.itelilo.
Stumps will be pitched nt 2:30. :
lliirrlNon foitnly full'loir * .
MISSOl'llI VAL1.KY , la. , Oct. 1. ( Special
Telegram. ) The concluding day of HIP Hnr-
rlantt county fair saw the finish of n line
aeries of races. Knrh particular heal ban
been a horse race , from wire to wire , ami
each class went below Iho mark. In the
2:24 : trot today Graver took first money.
best time 2:25. : Lilly Madison second
money. Out of the 2:3 : ! > purse. Madrllno
Graham , got llrst nnd Berry second. Best
tlmo 2:2S. Oliver Cromwell held first place
In the 2:3 : ! > pace , In 2:252:28 : : nml 2:27. :
Harry lllnff , a local horse , got the big rnd
of the half-mllo dash In 0r : > 2 nnd 0Mi : ;
Ogle , second ; Sleepy Bill , third.
ToncM'ki' llriitNVlilli > 1nlliL
WOIICHSTKH. Mass. , Oct. 1. Joseph J.
Whitehcad , the amateur single scull chain *
plon of America , was defeated this afternoon
In a match for a $100 gold wnti'h by Kd-
wnrd H. Teneycke of the Wachuset club of
this city. The race wns a mlle nnd a half
with n turn nnd wast rowed over Iho old
college course on Lake QuIiiHlgiiinundu. Ton-
eycko's time was ! t:5S2-fi : , the fattiest thnt
lias over been made by a single sculler over
this course. Whitohcad Is not satisfied Iwth
the result nnd wants to row his ninn again
next Mprlng , _
riliiniiilon Cruiin'l | I'lnjorn Mrrt.
SHKLBY. Neb. , Oct. 1. ( Special. ) Lew
Fozzard and Kd Whltmoro brought their
balls and mallets from lllslngc yesterday
and played the second scries of a croquet
tournament with Shelby players. The local
champions , KeebaliKh nnd Hurrltt , Won the
llrst game befoio either of tln > lr opponents
made the center basket. Mercer and Smith
lost to tha visitors. Hathbun and Haiishow
next handled the sticks , and were victorious
in n very close game , which gave 'the set to
Shelby.
Cli'vcliinil Full * to Show I'll. '
HALTIMOIIK , Oct. 1. The Bnltlmnro-
Cluvolnud game for the Temple. Cup trophy ,
scheduled for today , was postponed owing
to the non-arrival of tbe Cleveland team.
Foot WViit I'mlor tinMotor. .
Frank Lank , living near Thirteenth and
William * streets , had his foot badly crushed
lost evening as ho was slopping from n nio-
tor car nt the corner of Thirteenth and Pa
cific streets , llo was picked up by bystand
ers nnd token to his home , where a surgl'bn
attended him.
FotiKlit n lii < -l with U'liu-lK'NtofH.
MIDDLKSHOKO , Ky. , Oct. 1. Thomas
Newltlrk and Henry Ashcroft fought a duel
last night with Winchesters on the Long
Fork In Shelby county. They were both
suitors of Mary Dean. Both men were
killed.
_
FOIII3CAST OF TOIIAVS WKATIIICH.
VcliriiHlvii Will Not ! Troubled wltli
OoliI or Hi-lit , Until Iliii-rli-nnf. .
AVASH1NQTON , Oct. 1. The forecast for
Friday is :
For Nebraska , Kansas and Colorado Ocn-
erally fair ; light , variable winds.
For South Dakota , Wyoming and Mon
tana Fair ; south winds.
For Iowa and Missouri GenciMlly fair ; J
warmer In eastern portion ; south winds ,
becoming variable.
I , in-lit Hi-cord.
OKPIfK OI' ' ' Till } \VK.\TIIUH nUHKAlI ,
OMAHA , Oct. I. Omaliii reronl of tvniprmtura
anil rnlnfall , coiniiared with t.io corrrsponillnB
ilay of the past throe jcnrs :
TIIH III2AI.TV .MAIIICKT.
INSTHU.MKNTS placed on record Thursday ,
October 1 , 1890 :
WAllHANTV DKCDH.
II. U Wllcdt In William nml U , A. Mo-
Ciiuley , lut 13 , Ijllll'k II , 1'ollir A : O'll
miii i ra
L. HIIIIH In C.V. . ( . oniKliic-li. lut 1' ' , Iluck'
eye mill CCO
.Miuy Iliinin to SIIHC | < Iloriin. lot J2 , mill , <
n li nf lot II , lilork OS , Hiiutli CJmnliii. . . . 7,600 ,
llrlk tluniler ! to A. M. 1'luiHlir , lot .31.
lilm-k 11. Oinaliu Vlow uiM 000
( \ T. JnhiiKim to AI. A. .loliiiKun. lot 20 ,
liieiiiuit' | Kiiliiliv ' 1
Hen l-'lnuil anil wlfo ti > Nellie Cliefe , n ' , i
uf lot 10 , lilwli 7 , Kiiuntzitil ( uiM ; w 70 '
fi'i'l uf lul 1 , liloek ! ) , Knurititii . . . . Illi _ HiM ;
n 14 of lot 1 , blouk 15. S , B. ndil ; ,
w 22 feet of hit 8 , block 71 , Omaha
Lewis Invrhtment roinpuny to Nclxon
ltoy.il , general HS lsiiuiFnt lur bencllt of
Itoyiil Nelson HHHlKnee , to \\f. II , HIHO ,
H ' .i of lot i. black 113 , Omaha . i
I' . II. Wl'ltney to .1. II. llrulf. lot t , blorl ;
K , Maker Pliico ; | OH 24 , { .I nml : IO , block
1 , ( ierinnnla Park ; IntH n mid 'i , block
C , Second add lo Smith Umuha ; ! < > ti 3 , f ,
8. 3 und 10 , block 3. Second add In South
Omaliu ; lot 10 , bbnk 13 , Kountzii 3d add ;
O M ter t if w SS fret nf lot K , block HI ,
I'lid vf 41 feet of lot 7 , block 15) , Omaha. 1
Total amount of traiuift-rH . ( ll > ,8.4
hours make
one day.
You can't ' make any more
out of them by the clock.
But wise women , pro
gressive women , can make
each day worth twice as
much to them , Just by
using Pearline. It isn't
on wash-day only that
Pearline ( nou ap ) saves
your time , and shortens and
lightens your labor , and lets
you do other and better things ,
It's ' every day , and in all the scrub
bing- and scouring- and cleaning- that makes hard work about
a house. Pearline is woman's labor-saver. It takes away
that ruinous , tedious , tiresome rubbing.