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THE OMAHA DA1LT 1JEE : WEflK/ESDAV , OCTOBER 2S , 1800. SPEGlflL NOTICES. Ailtrrllnrinrntii for tlirix * columns ivlll lie tnfern nnlll lUiItll p. m. . for tlir rrrnlnc nnil nnlll S p. m. for tfar null-nine nml Snnilnr rilltlnii * . Atlxertl rm , lijr rcqnrmllnc n nnm- 1 irril rlirck , rnn linxe nn rr " ! lrr nl to n nnmlirrcil Icltrr li rnrc if Ilir Her. An TT r mlilrr ri1 nlll lir drlltrrrd tin | irc i'ntn lon of IIi < - rlicrU onlr. llnlrx , 1 l-2c n vroril flrt ln rrllon | Jc n nor l lltrrrnfter. follilnir InUrn for ImN limn U..rt fur tlir > r t Inser tion. Tilt-up nil.ortlp ctnetit mu t lie rnn ronnccutU rlr > MTI VAN" " - -pnflTlOK HT IIR8T-CL\SS L\DT . ' i. .iphrr Oood reference * . AddreA St , IK , A-n.r7 WANTED MALI : 11KLP. TVANTtTJ Alf IDBA ; WHO CAT THINK OF f - f ntnt If thine to patentT Protect your 1lei * , they may brine you xrealih Writ * John x.xc' " rn ft i o Ivpt V Patent Attorney * . V shnefMi. ! p C iff tni-lr II WO prl offer nil * l't of SW Invention * wanted. D XTI \\ANTnD-TRAVnLISQ SALKHMSN FOU Cl- R r U reliable houw oipertene * jnn Te - .ary t fr lndiifem * t te c tomer , J7t to tlV ) t > * r month and exvrBtea. Chat. C IMnhoji _ A P S' Lmrtii. B-M I XM _ RANTED-A V ACTIVK MAX AT II ! J wi I > i n1 exr * " " ' . nr > fortune hunt" r wanted w I Rnnrantee jirrtnanetit po1'l " If rleht If I ' led i M T qulrlclr "Manufaiturer 1 * O I I IV * Ilonton. Man * . -MC : DS' _ J' T J 111" ) MONTH. SALAUY AND n : t fie men for eltar ppert ie * UTmree rr ; fic nl ipdueementii t curtonwr * . W L Kline Co SI Loulu n-MS4-l V.ANTED-SHAMPOOEn AT 107 S. 14T1I ST. n ss : A MI T-CLABS SALESMAN POP. CITY AP- j < Urore a. nv. P rotter , Ht > TCorth mh f > * rtct- U J59w 29 V. ST'-I A ROOD linOOM MAKHU AT J-irm nt llroora Co. Preroo-it , Neli li U W 38 WANTED A SALESMAN TO SAvJTltKTAIL- er the ) o * b r * ' Rnd romtnl * lon houe-en j > roflt IV frlllne dlrret from our mill * blanket * . Pj-mln unfl winter dreM Rood * Lltieral tt TO * . Prank D LaLanne A. Co , 11illa4lphla W \VTrD 5ALESMnN IN HVKRT DISTHHT. r * fcfu n. aaroiil * * fe * . * alnr > < ir rtmrals- d ] - ith e pnv-i from start Lu * Itroa. C > Cl kngo. \ \ \\TKiirnMAi.n HKLP. Tiir x > n iiEUPBCTAnLn OIKLS CALL p-ani V W. C II A Him * 1S I > \ - nt > nrt C 1I7W Nit * v.NTID r.ooD r.mL ron h awwork. BOO& cook , at 18K N \VOMKN WHO CAN HttW APPLY AT ONCE f r ea'v home work cnnd wa * > . rm e | irl- er t f-mtrt i < l rtflmp for woik ana rr i rt National Nrekwear P i V O 1. u - I'Wladelphla. Pa. C-MW. IS" roil ni : > T _ j T -i is ALL PARTS Or Tltn CITT THE O F l > n l C mtan > 1H8 Kornam D-J7 ? e. co. iw N u r PUN UOUSKS a A STARIX MS s YD -i * p-- ) \M IITATKD STOHKS AND P1\T3 11 T rl Itanck. tctnt , tflO ChlcaRO ttre t _ rrTjn i irotTiKS AN'D"COTTAORS ALL OVB > . < y 1C to IM rWelity 17 P rn m. FJ LIST OP HOUSES. THE "YllON 1. i fo til 8 mh tt. D-t' < 1U t sT WALLACE. bll017N BLK 1CT1I nnl I'.uBla * . _ _ " - ' rnn nrv-r PURNISHBD on us | IOUM > S rt nn. modern t * I'aiK MOI-iLKN TIUTS. LANDS I3L3C. . ALL SI > KS PROM U0 UP. T WBAD. JCth era Douslas. D-1.M1 I ull Ki VI M100M CX3TTACE OF LAUGU < llm n laif. with rooOern cunvcnlentM. tn- cl rg Uith room. - lth pwceUIn tub ana natl r.-n "ash Hand. ne l > llnlshea In the rm t rtlratl e manner , UrE jard. with kne U ei -rit. W5 lr month location Wth K tt'rl door north nf Lai eAin > iy o X.X. . 11 Mellle Wt I1r t National bank UulldlnB L10H1 1UJOM MOnKRN KllAME DETACHED. 271 > Popjleton uxenue. thole * . 130. KiKl.t rwm modern. nl and IJutt tta. . ta. 1 rsuin tn5ern lirlck. U9 N MS i > -ro m mtOern trick. 4 S th. JS 00. IJ room moJeni , SCth and \ \ > U orlh tp.W I'OH RENT. IM N. l TJI ST. . 10 ItOOMS. MOD- trn HO W. l l California t. . 7 roomi. 111.00. 2117 Lmxcniiort t. 7 roomi. JB ( 0. HuUH > for rrnt In all pan * ef tlie city. 11RENNAN-IXJVE CO . 4M J'aiton blk. D Mill N10 HOI si s ritOM UP. L\non LIST MKi. cu * Imettnn'nt cempanj. 1&U6 DoJce ttreft D MJ TI" ! LOOM I1RICK. GAS. RATH , ITJIlNAeE. laun Irj exvrthlnc modem 5W1 Capital axe Ct MILKTRLY imilNI IIKD WODKIIN HOUSE. clienp toe the x lnter vr loncer 140 North ISd I > M'I4 rsTsr"MAirrs AVH. . T-nooMTiousE , HOD- ern JJ"i M ITS PnrK axe. . S-rwatn houne. moJeni. S 00. i : I Su 17th t. . t-room bovine , clt > water , 1700 f. " Ptrtv * t.room li u e IT PO. Til Si l * h t 7-room flat , modern , ttwl IT * 7i , B ICth rt. , fr-rootn flat , modem teet ranee , * n ( | , Qarrln Dro * . , 1C1I Faraam rt. D-11BJS f H\\P ONE PLAT'LEFT IN THE DAVIDOK 1 , i unit at 1Mb and rarnam. e er > thine In new mil trtctlr nrnt-clun * . J V. * Itnbbln * luxl'ce liiHIdlnc D ilsJT SI - HOME IN LAFA-iKTTK I'U f t room * all mJrn. . epkndl'l romlltlon ncvtr lcn len'.ed l fore now offeted * 1 a 1 v rental tn firat-darr tenant. ! "ldelU } Trutt C-'mpary , 158 ! Famara etn-et. D MR3S S-EVERAL HOt'SEr ? . SHKIt- w icd. tn > . * LUt ; . OR UF\T. FfltNlSHED Oil UN a 12 nwm hcu e m lti linproxrinnu In cool rr'Jir ' JfP " North 17th D-MP1 ! V TEN-ROOM HOUSE. FIVE MIN- nalK lo biMrinea * ocntcr AF Claik. I. lKu la I > M > M l- _ FOR ifENT. KIOIIT-ROOM MODltRN HOUSE t 1 : small lorn all In flrt-claMi r ilr rra- i- nut t rrnl to Rood tciunt. Inquire ut muin - li ard of Trade bulldtnc D-MM1 KENT T\\O OR THRHE rOTTAaK-s IN i hfi .u I1IH nfl xlclrtlr. xen cheap , oo 11 ml ) furnlalie.1 A. I1. Tuliej , Clt > Hall TtV ItOOMoUSEMODERN O\\UNSIc lUiflrey. Ni lUrne > sU I JCS _ El tTF OF 5 ROOMS. MODERN 1 LK\V > rnv.tlli J W Squire. tU IK * . I > ifc * roil uu > TriiiMSiiio HOOMS. HUNT ROOMS WITH OU WITHOUT board , cleam licot , rleciric llclii , slexator. frc * l > tbi rntt. rcuionutle lirummlck hotel E-5X _ FOR RENT , PLEASANT ROOM 1"OR TWO. turnacc Jieat 97 South Slli Menuv U MH ! 5 M\VL1 FfRNIbllKD ROOM * ! TC itit St Mm > - > IM li _ L\L < 3U , HVNDfeOMKLY FfRNISHKD FRONT r n > alro dlr bl r iilh ro ni. ininlvrn eon. xrnitii < - > , unull fanttl * . 3 l urlic I'l HMSIIKI ) UOOJIh A.MJ 11O.VUIJ. I'On 11L.NT. FL'llNIbHUD 11OOMS. WITH OH vruti > ut lioanl. Utora heat un > l all modern Imj'rj\nn nii. rpeclal law rate ! for II.e ln- Ur MUlinl hotel , letu and C lcn.-o. U 1. Vtanrlc. proprtetiir r W * 1'LEASANT STl M 11IUTI1D HOOMS WITH flru clmn board. JSKtJ Capitol axe. reoU-d > - retHen e r-MMt 51 NH E I OOMS .AND ( KMUD ; XTKAU. 4 HAH- ney J' Ui > 4l N : VltiK SUNNY ItOJilS. WITH IJOARD PHI * v < ( amlljr. liand am l > * 4tu4 > te4. terra * mu4- ti t rcfereneo. m North IVtli Mrret. _ _ K-MVU t $ 7W > I UI"TTT SOUTH IIOOMS. WITH DOAIID ; ea t. & * No nth. r-MBit bLITH ' - - UNKyilMsilKO PAItlioKH. SoUTH lurnuhed ro-m * . with buarU. 301 roil IlKNT yroilIIS AM ) OITICUS. Bl7Lt | > INO. | | Pat-nan. tbn nann And hateainit , will alter to mlt lentJt.i low trtt. 4 1M Mat'l II k bMe. l-i a _ _ FOB HKNT TJIK 4 sruHY BRICK HUILD1NO at 1 ramaro W. TT.U InHldlne ! * a nrrproor rrment l * ment einijiiet * tteam heatlnr fls > iur i water on all ( loon , ea . e. Apply M U * ofBct or The ttft , 1 tit l 40 K AOI1S TJIAOTS , TllfIEK TO FIVK mllw * in farm ten to fifty ml * of limaha , Bntali Paxton Wck. . K M S2 X4 S1OIIAGC. PACIPIC STOrtAGK AND WAHKHOUSK CO , Ml fit Jott * G'neral torge and torwardlni : . M-atr Oil. VAX & STORAGK. Hit KA1VU. TE1. . 1 J. \VANTI5IJTO nttY. TO I.KASK OR mjy. ELnvATon or TIN on flftwi thou and rapacity tn South PUtte oouatn AtJJreM A M , pare Omaha Her N-M4 .V WANTED-HAliD COAL PAIILOR TOVE. mrdlum or lutvr fit- , mart to ttr t eia * and cheap for cuh. Addrni * A 14 , Vfr run SALI : CJIHAI-KST HAnDWOOD WOVEN COHN-CI5jn- blne made C II. l.rr Wl DotiRlat Q MS warr on Krtdto Octtt < r SO , at 10 a ra. Omaha Auction Co. 1U K lith nt ntQ MW1 CLMHVOYA.NTS. MAUY rnJTZ. CLAin\OYANT. Ml N. : , HAT lib , ITC. IWK. SMITH. 1111 DOUGLAS , IIOOM t. MAS- and Heam bath . T MVH 31 * MISS AMES. "VAPOR BATHS , MASSAGE. M7 S. Uth bt. , room S. T UMIO-NC * MIIS. on. uuo.v. KLEcrnir MASS \GK PAH- lei * . rrtrmhlnc nnd curatlTe , dnn t fall to call 417 So llth ftujtalrn. . T MW4 IS- MISS VAN VALKENHUna DESTP.O1S PER- tiwnpntlj by l ctrlclty tuprnuoui hair moles , nartt. etc. lloom 41G N Y. Life UldcU U IS6 IIUPTUKE CUHED. NO PAIN : NO UETEN- tlun from burtneea. tve rvfer to hunrti-rjn of patltut * cured O n Mlllir Co SO' N Y. ] Je btilUInc Omaha. Nc-b U7 DATHS MASSAGE. MME. I-OST , 21SS S ITTH V1AV1 HOME TIIEATMEVT POIl LTEIHNE trvublea 1'hynlclan In attendance. C < nrultu- tlon or heklth book int. S4C De bide bideLSS9 L-SS9 SEE CARTER HARDWARE CO. . 14K , for mantels , cratrt , tlln , marble work < tc , ua PERSONAL. % VEI.L EDUCATED -\OfNG MN of Knod tiuMn-n ttblllt ) . cundurtltiR own burl- ncr , vl > hf to broom ttoquutnted wllh ycunu laJ > of 1C to X of C < KK ) family inatrnn nuUy ! Incline Lad ) mu t t * bmnnte and if aralu- l.lr ilt | > olllon Addrew Lock Uox 111 < u,1 . Iowa. i j.i MOMSV TO MIAt llKAIj KSTATR. ANT1IONY LOAN A. TRUST CO SIS X T U Quirk monr > at low rat for ciol-- ( arm lonni In Iowa , northern Missouri. a tcni Nrlira La. W231 CITY LOANS. C. A STARR , 523 N Y LIPE MONKY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OM11I4 rral e- > tate llrrnnan. Loio Co. . Puxtun blcrlc. W-i.3 LO\NS ON IMPROVED * . UNIMPROVED CITY prut > rt > . xy. Parnam Smith & . CO loll Farnam MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES THE O 1" Da\l Co ISOFarnaro St \\-SS3 PRIVATE SIDNEY. TROM J180 UPWARD F D \ \ oad iftb and Dauetsn. v ; ; i PKK CENT MONEY TO : XN ) ON OMMIA real titntc & Ntb. farms.V li Mrlkle. Omaha ' MONEY TO LOAN OS OMAHA PROr ERTYT lanMt rate * Ilulldlnc loan * wanted , ridr'lty Tru t comimny W * J MOM2V TO I.OA CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ONFURNHURE PIANOS hnr c . VHEonp. etc. . at lowrrt tuif In city , np remotal of goods : rtrlctly oonnjtntlal ) ou can na > the Ibun off at any time or in. any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO see so. icih st X6 MOVEY TO IXAN. ) CO 0 DAYS. FURNI tuie , ( ilanoi , etc. Duff Green , room i Rar rr b'.k X-SS7 UUSIMSS SAI E. ABOUT S 000 LIIS. MINION TYPE 700 111 * , a ate , 1 0 pair tna-tliird ca es , 40 double Iron stands for two-third cases. This material was u > rd on The Omaha Ure and is in fairly c od condition.111 be sold cheap In hulk or In quantities to pull purchaser Appl ) in person or l > y mall to The Rce 1Mb- llihlne Co. . Omaha Neb. Y 711 JM AVERAGE WEEKLY N rr INCOME WITH JS50 tmested ? afe content atlte Prospectus prucfs. fie r Dal ) 1313 Uroadvaj New York Y-5iro Nil' KOIl \LUIIEAI. . USTATC. ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON HEED COMPANY Re HOUSES LOTS. TARMR LANDS Geo. P. Itemls Real Estate Co. . Pirtnn Rlk JII'SIC. AUT A\D 1A R IAGK. GEORGE K GELLENBECJC BINJO. MANDO lln unil culiar teticher Room 412 Be Hide T-l MS. 109 SOHS1ER PIVNO EXCELLENT CCiVDTTION' un ! > tl'a nm > Hallrt A. Cranfton enl ) 1100 Itrnnn ai > > al'o Stelnwa ) Knalx ' \ ue i Sms unj Emerson planoii at J aw tit prices. SIS llcrstrue ImDJInc kn ; i A\U LOA. > ASSOC1ATIO.VS. SHARES IN MUTUAL K. S. B ASS'N PAYS C. 7 S per ouit nlien 1. I. S jean , old al n > i re. deem blc 1704 ] "arnam Su Nattlnrer Sec 900 JIOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD inirroul on Ka lnK Apply to Omaha L. & O AIM. 17C4 Tarnam G M. Nntttrccr. bc.- bc.801 IT YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL YOUR III- cjclc ( o 10 Omaha Ulcjclr Co SQ3 S RnNTERED. BEST OF CARE SC87 Center st M Kit 31 * GOOD SHEDDING. BEST CARE. 1 So MONTH W r. bnyder. 91 h und Lea\cn ortli write ytK Mare } ' . M-741 N17 PLENTY Or TEED. SHEUn AND \\ATER. bt.r > t-s called for nn3 < itli\erd rales U j > er munth. Addrrfs I > alle ) , Crescent Cll > la. MM * N GO TO M \ALKUN IXH JIIOHT PRICES on furniture pucklnc nnd rr ; > Mlrlnc ; nni- li.'r s. couclico ard cushions. Jill Orn'.i r tt fU mi .VI A CLABS FOR ADVANCE PUPILS I NOW fcruilnc ot JJornnfl's to meet ever ) Monday at p in . tlcKet for lu wrekr IS , tviod until Call &t 1210 llun.f ) n. ultra ) uien. MkOi K39 sm\iMj MAGHI.MSS A.M > SUPPLIKS. NK'.V HOME HOI kiKlIOI.il ANU XAHU i machine or.lre , 1S1I Cap. aye , Tel. 1 H DK.\TI"Ti. SAV13 MONEY BY GOING TO BEYMOUR. dentist tx , Nonh ! h SL : lonest cbarzes. work ctiarameed , painless extraction , examina tion free ; open PHS1CL CUL.TUHIJ. . W. I > OnWAIlD. C3 X Wth. MCM Nl > run aiiAT-.L.Mi'i n.Miiiiuu uooais. ( CltAMIIERS FOR HOUaKKiaCPlNG. MAN nd wire , water In kllcbcr. ; wil su k. JL5 N. 17th. O M OPT TUB BRRT TYPRWUITERS Sl'PPLIKS. rei ato-s. Untt d Typewriter & Surptle * Co 1(1 * Parnaa street. -Uno June M \v.MinoKniis. . IL MAHOWITZ LOANS MONEY. 411 N. It ST. 3W si \ * \vonivTonnnn. . J. l . HEALY 1 K CLARK STREET SIIOKTIIAMl AMI TVl'KWIIITIJVO. A. C VAN SANT-S SCHOOL. SU N Y AT OMAHA BfHINESS COLLEOK. 1CTJI AND Douctaa. O4 LO'-T. LOST FEATHER BOA" SATURDAY NIGHT ON Wth trwt- Return to Ids Hurt St. and twite reward. Lofrt517 I > ORT LADIE. ' PH * H CLOAK IIETWEEN TIM * pa'K and Swrdl'h htmrltsl reward Jor rrtarn A Cartnon Twentieth and CaMellar Lost MM sinnic\u LADIES' rmr-HKTKR ENGLISH PEVNY- mal Pills diamond brnndi are th l nt safe , rrllable Take not other -Jenl 4c stamps for parllrulnrs Relief f r Ladles In letter by return nmlL At druRSl't' t'hlrhcsler tlitm- leal Co , Philadelphia. Pa. Mention Ilec MW I7 SUES & CO. , PATLST SOLICITORS , lUoltulliJInc. Umnhx Ncbr Adrlco nnd Pticut Ruok 1 ItF.B. Ckl'br t r' ! Tlrand. ENNYROYAL PILLS Orlsinftl d Only Critnlne. alwtvf ruflk le. LftDics ttk - - e Ifc-d tut Gnii lt > Fllle \ ilrt nU 4 vt b Mn ribbon TuLe. nnstkee. XrttdAp < la uni lur f nlrol . JViL'etn ° ' - * - ' > " " "r " " rt"r" Salt tj ui Loou tirxni ) TO TRADE 0 - > kg SELL r1 I TO 'RENT DO vusr A POSITION SOME HELP 1 TO BORROW MONEY TO LOAN MONEY 1R1 THt COILMNS OF THE . . . OMAHA BEE. Omaha ndtertiscrs do this successfully wh > not > ou ? The Bee Publishing Co. O-O-O-O-O- Searlss Searles , SPICUUSIS IV Nervous , Chronic nn 1 Private Diseases. WEflSTKEB SLXUALU. * l\tl Prlxato Diseases 'ud Ulsordcrnof . len Treatment b } mill -Consultation trio SYPHILIS Curt-d for life ana the po's n thoroughly cleansed from the system PILES FISTULA and UECTAL ULCERS H1DHOCELES and VAUIC 3CELC pern-anentl > nnd suc cessful ! * , cured Method new nnd unfailing STRICTURE AND G By nexx method without pain or cutting. Call on or address with stamp , Dr. EVERY WOMAN Someiln.rs nrec * a reliabl montUy rrgulatiag mt-didnf DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL RILLS , Ar2 praapt. safe and crrtuln in roiuit The geca beIr ) IVal'sJ n"vrdi spt > ouit. beat r ctrj Sherman & McConntI Drue Co. 151J Ddgc stn et. Omnha. Neb DR. S. B. GGLUNS aF aiitldou ; Am , Kxp. IJldg. fhlcaco RAILWAY TIME CARD t XO ItlVEU. | OmatiaUnlon | Dei > ov , lOtn fi. Matun Mil ( Tijm . . .Denver UKurep * . . . 4 r pm.Ulk Ullli. Mont- . 4'uget Sad. Es 4.upn < .25un . . . .Ut-mtr Kipitt. . . . . 4 7 Ujum. .Ncbraka Local ( ticeit Sunda ) * . . . .Lincoln L' cal ( rxiept i > unJejr. . . l j. SJIpm . .ra t Mall < for Lincoln ) -Sullr. . Lrax ifcuiCACO. BUHLINGTON A. U ( Omi > hal.'nloc ] Dt { > ot , JOJi . ilat-on bts. | _ Omaha I 00pm . . Chlcaco AefUbult . C 00am 9 ( lam . Chlcco Kipicsi. . , 4.11pm " .M-pra .Chicago and fct. Luulii Uxpresf. . s OOuro II 40am. . . Pac'nc juirtlon Local . . . . GilOnm . ? a t Moll . Lentcs ( CHICAGO. MIL. S. ST fAUL. Arrltci Omaha ] Union Dcpct , } 6Ui 6. ia on St .jjOmMia t.SOrm. . . . Clucaco LIraitta. i.OSam 11 00am Clilcoco Hipreu lex. Sanfor ) S.Kpin tJaTfi | CIIICAGO' & NORTHWE3TN ) Arrlir Omchalfnlcin DCJXJU loth & il&ton Sla ( _ Omjha 1C'Jam : . Ea ' rn ix.rt- i 4unm 4.4Dpro Vrttlliuled Limited l.4Bnra 5-Kpin. . . Su Paul E\prc * :5iidm C. < 5am . . . . ot r&Ql Llnltm f.lipra 7 JDam. . . Ciirrjt bloui. Clt > Local . .ll.ldpm C Wpm. . . . ' Omina CWcato Special t.Ouam . J'lftourl Vnlley Local . . Len * e ( CHICAGO II I A PACIFIC lArrlre * OmahalUnlon Depot. Ifti A alaeun Su I Oaahn _ 1C lam AlUntlc Hxprxx Ifx. Sunday ) I.ipm 7 00pm Nlcm Kxprwt . . e.liam 4 Wpm Chlcaco V illiuld I > mltrd i Kpm 4 * 0nm Bt Vmil Viftllmled MirltKS . lBi > m t 4pm CUahomn & 1 > i : Ex. ( ex. eun..m.iiirn ) . . . Colorade C FT"P . Omah | Drjot , StSS c i Omaha S li m filoux vliy Ac"S3Jmcl tlor. E ( f a I ! S"pm Sioux OjK : < lex Sun ) 11 Kz"\ . . . at. P a. . - :10aro xM i F n & MO * /ALLET. Om hal J epot-JJto uoS VtbtirrfctiOroah OPpm . Fan Mail ari E ; prc * . . . J.-K m ( es. EaU > V.o Ex , ( ex Man ) . 7 U m K' mjni IAM-A ! ( Sunda > * Only ) . . T 50 m Nun H Pxp-ee * tex. StJI ) 10 J5 C l pm . _ Ft Paul Express J Lea7e T 1C C Ht " J A C lI JAtrixeT OmahaIt'nlon Depot Wi 4 Maion 6ta. | _ Omaha t (6am , . . SUniji city D V Cxuroi. . . C l5iim 1C Qfpm K f Xlrtit Ex via t ? 1' Tranp. t 30 ir I -.Te. | MISSOUni PACIFIC. ( ArrlxTi Omalia ) _ Depot , itth and AVl ter Sli I Oniahi. S-Vtvm Xctratka ( Kan a Limited .i-Kpm p.jepm .j. . . Kantai Cltr Kxprm C.ooam 3 06 ; > m S'ebratkfc I < ocal < ex Sun 1 I ( flan " Leuvea j SIOUX CTTT * PAririC | Arrtxe7 OmahkDepot | _ , llth and VTebiter Su. I Omaha i.lipm r. St. Paul Limited . . . . t 10am f atei I SIOUX CITY * PACIFIC. | Arr1 eT Omaliaumon | Depot , 10th * Mnton gl . | Omaha t 46am . .T.-ft Paul Patwncer . . . . .7.11 If in I.Jflnm Sioux Qty Pnuenctr :01pn t Upm St , Paul LlmUM - Art j tJNION"pACma Arrive * mlulL'nlon Depot. ICth & Ma on Bin { C < hi . . . . Kearney Exrrr i 4llrpn l.aiun. . . .Oterland Limited , . 4.4pa t ojim Deifco & 8lronit > g Cx. ( ex. Bun ) Ut6.n : i 15pm. Grand Itlaad Expreaj ( ex Sun ) ItJ&pu 1 J0l m Kml Mall ( 4j.n VTAHASH HAfTVAT CUrlre. n Depot IMh * Uawin SU. | u St. Louti CunDcut UUI . . . II B AN ; E1EGANT BSJHON FREE wftli eacSi package of SWEEI SWEEIA AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS WITHOUT COST South Omaha News Councilman Franck fhalrica of the hie and -water committee U anxious to hare another hoKi- coiurenadded to the equip ment of the paid flre department That an other company is needed there can be no doubt , the enl > question ieini ; where the money is to come from The lex-j otly brings tnto the fire and water fund the sum of J6100 a year and that ( .mount IB scarcely enough to support the U < o companies now tn senJce Mr Franel : wants the new com pany stationed In Brown park and 1 : of the opinion that property owners oxer there will donate the land atH.buildings A ref erence to the records , 3in saxs shows that txvo-out of three alarms nxclxeC come from the Second xvard. and an " 11 If a long run from either of the fire halls property is often burned which could be spred it a hose com pany vcre i.cur at hnnrt The councilman figurec tb&t xritb xxhat doaations he expects to Ket the city xxould be to an expense of onlr about ISOO. Thl * > x > ould be quite rce..onni > ! e ; still. U that cmount was taltcn from the fund It ixould Icare just that much oxcrlap lie ectlmatcs that a hostxxagon can be purchased for J350 a team for JIOO. harness for J100 gong JI25 There Is quite a reserve supplj of hose non on hand and only about 303 feet of new hose xxould need to bo bought The matter will take definite shape within o short time \ \Vllllnu- \V H for IIIn I n > . John Gorman has a proposition to make to the city In relation to the painting of the two x-Iaducts He offers to paint the bridges and wait three or fix-e rears for his paj provided be Is given warrants uhlch will draw 7 per cent interest. The cit > is not in a position to accept even this liberal of fer , for it cannot Issue warrants on a fund xx here there is no monej. and the xiaduct fund Is exhausted , or practically co For months past the council has been tall lac about proceeding nralui-t the railway com panies to compel them to pa > for the re pairs made last winter , and also to pay for painting them One thing Is certain , and that Is the railroads xxill fight anx attempt on the part of the city to compel them to pay for anthing in connection with the two xladucts. The road ? Interested are the Union Pacific and the Union Stock Yards Hallway companies MnKicat ) no . * > iit. E E Palslej is on th.e sick list II C Rock , a cattleman from Hide , Cole , is In the city S J Kent spoke at the free silver bead- quarters last night. E McMlnn , a Decltwlth. "Wyo , business man , is here for a daor two A eon has been born to Mr. and Mrs. P. II Williams , Sixteeslh and ? A streets James L. 1'axton is traveling in the south in the Interest of the stoa xards companx A missionary social wll { be ghcn at the home of Mrs C. H. Cook Thursday ex en- ingC C P Gilbert of 'Weeping Water spent ye-s- terda } In the city attending to some busi ness. ness.W. W. A. Bowser was on the market jcs- terday xxitb a train of cattle shipped from Valentine Wednesday cxenlng. November 4 , Is the date set for the next Ideal club dance , whlcb will be held at Masonic Ilftll A xx ell attended meeting f the Irlsb-Amcr- iran McKtnU'j club .xi'zs ; held at Young Men s Institute ball last" , Sight. James Hutcbiuson ca'miv up from Elgin jesterdny to look oxer lite market and get posted on the condition $ > ( the feeder trade This excnlng at the .yTrlcan MelbodUt Episcopal church on jTwenty-slxth street Mrs L. Alleu xtill dtlijer a lecture oc "The Scriptures and Noble Womanhood " Member * of the Chrlstlin church gave a ' Dime Character" socil3" at the home of Mrs Men-ism. Tnenty-lhjrd and I ktre ts last cx-enlng It WHS alerj pleasant affair and thoroughly enjoyed 'by those vrSo at leaded. * ; Lixo stock receipts xxefaliberal yesterday numbering 3.300 cattle.ifiTOO hogs and 1,096 sheep The big run of hFCfc came In the na ture of a surprise to tbb trade It was tht largeht run since June W vhea over o 000 hogs were marketed UJB .feeder business Oja.si-ooK.Xjak . Ladies Who Value A refined complexion muatnae Poxtonl'i row * " It produce * & toft and Untlhit sldn. i continues gocj the demand oftn iho EU | pl > I p to date the business of tli- ja-Js hf.s exceeded that of last xear bj considerable This execing a republican rally will be held a torchlight procession being the fea ture of the demonstration The local match ing club to the number of 300 x\ill turn out In ne url'oims and will be reinforced by tno marcMns clubs from Omaha Good speakers IIEXI * been proxlded vxho v.Ill ad- drees the people after the parade City ofllcltls do not anticipate any more troupe nith tht * isue of $40.500 x\orth of refunding bonds The ordinance which xsa pasirt at the last meeting of the council was drawn in accordance with the xrlsben of the pro pectlxe purchasers and as soon RE tbo ordinance bas been published in the oaclal paper the order for the printing of the bonds can be gixcn Thursday evening at y M I ball the paid fire department nil ! Eire its elgUh annual ball for Ibe beneSt of the Tir'eraen'i Ilelief fund Mnjor nnor xxill occupy the i > u l- tlon of rcistrr of ceremonies and the floor vll ) bs looked after b.x Captain John BriRKs of hos eompanx No 1 end Captain Ed Han- ley of hose company No 2. It Is expected that all of the citj officials xvlll attend ' \MI I'allur IM llclil tin iin plot on 'XViiiiinsi'H Hod * Mntlluli-il lij S\ilnt- . RICHMOND. Mo. Oct 27 Mrs Ex a Win ner. x\Ue of Jesse Winner , and ber txxo children , o girl aged 3. and a box agt-d IS months , xxere murdered last night Tbe woman's head xxcs cut xx-lth an ax and the throats of the children were cut nd their spinal cord sexered Bloodhounds are being use-d to track the murderer The traqedy x\us discovered this forenoon by a neighbor , who , on passing the house , was attracted bj the actions of the Win ners' deaf and dumb child Upon entering the yard he found the mothers bo3x lilug in the yard , where It hud been mutilated by swine The bodies of the children he found in the house. There xvere ex-ldcnce * there of a terrible struggle betveen tbe xx-oman and her assailant At tbo coroners inquest this afternoon- developed that the hus band. Jesse Winner , xxho is a coal miner , xxas not at home when the family retired last night There was ex-idence. hoxxexer , that he returned early in the morning Upon the recommendation of the coroner's jury be xxas taken into custody pending further investigation The Winners came here fixo jears ago from Tipton. O. and bax-e alxxajs borne a good reputation 'I'l-uiinff-r Pull * to TiK < * I'luce. BALTIMORE , Oct 27 The transfer of tbe stock yards of the Seaboard & Hoanoke rail road to tbe Nexx York syndicate whlci recently purchased a large blocX of it did not take place today as scheduled. When it xvill be doneIB not announced. It xxas learned , hoxxexer , that the price paid for the stock is $125 per share. President Hoff man took occasion to again den } the per sistent rumor that he contemplated resign ing In the near future. or TOIJATS rN Are AK.-ilu 1'roinlnril for No- n. xxltli Loxtcr Tciiiicruturr. WASHINGTON , Oct 27 The forecast for Wodnc- } U For Nebraska Kansas. South Dal.ota and Colorado Increasing cloudiness with show ers , cooler , xxlnds shifting to north Tor Wxomlne Showrnt xxJth north xvinds , cooler In eastern portion For Montana Light rain or snow , fol lowed b ) clearing xxenther. north winds iKt-omlng xarlable , warmer In xx extern per tion. tion.For For Missouri and Iowa Threatening wpather xxlth local rain * , south winds , shifting to soutnwe-flt , toolet Wtdnesda > ox enlng Im-i ! Hcciiril. OFFICE OF THE WRATHEU BUREAU. OMAHA , Oet 27 Omaha rrcord of tem perature ml rainfall , tomimre-d xxlth the torre'rondlng clay of tht paht three > eare : 1K JMS 1EM 1B3 Maximum temperature. .7 ! 45 72 < Z Minimum temperature . M S ] 40 27 Axerape temperature . . . 65 < 0 HI M Rainfall 0 ! .00 09 T Condition of temperature and precipita tion at Omaha for the day and since March X , ISfcHj. Normal temtJt-rature for the day 4 * Excess for the day J5 Accumulated excfsu lnce March 1. . . . & Normal precl'I'.atlon for the ila > . 7 lnch 8 lfi"lencj f'ir the ilay . ( E Inch Total predp'tatlon ' Blnee Mch. 1 30 B Inehw Exi < . Blncf Marrh 1 Siii Indies IieH < l. > nc } for cor period , IKSC 10 01 Int Tt. < Utfltiency for oor. period , IsSJ. l .65inchas lt < | iirl from Mutlnnn nt h | i. m. is 2 STATIONS AND STATE OF WEAT1IEII. Omaha cl uJ > . . . . . . . North Plattn. | rt cloudy Salt Lake Clt } . cloudy . < " * * j BBe , cloudy Ilapld dty eliMidy Hurun , U < ar Cjluaa , cloudy St. LsuU , oliNir . . . . , iL Paul , ralnlne . . . . I > a i en part , cloudy Helena , nloudy . , Kunjiia C1t > . clear Ilavrr. ralnlnx . - . . llliunaiTk clouJy , Gal > clon. rlouJy "T Indlcauj trar * of ( ireftpltation. L. A WELSH. Local r rrcatt Omclal "KID" LAVICSE THE LEADER Stx n-w Tooth Do for Jack Everhardt n Iwmtjr-ronr Hard Rounds , HAD THE BETTER OF IT ALL THE WAY Cliniiiiloti < lili Drclilctl In tlip Prmcnrr < if n Cnm < l of > | nirt-i nnil n "Mitnul of Vork 1'ollcr. XBW YORK. Oet ST The flRfct to d cle the HgMwrisbt Iwilap ebamplonshlp of the world attractdd a rcprrmiatlrp of eportlnR nion fro all o\er the Stiles to the arena of th IVobrmlin Snorting club tOQlRht Thp prl > e of admtoston pre roor * prohlbltlre tbun those ususlly charged being JM , { 16 and tlO The contestants were George La\lRBe of Saginaw , Mich. , and Jack B > erhardr of New Orleans. The ocnteit w chodu1ed for twpnt\-fi\o rminds at US [ oands anJ Ixitb men neighed In at the rlchtKtight L \ lpneag the fatorltc. ted od * of 100 to TO LMipne's seconds wore Sam Titzpatrlck I'addy Gorman Pan Orefdon. Denny Murplij and Ted Alexander R\prhar < St'a haidlprs were Charley White HaiTy Ulactc Harry Tuthlll. .Mjstcrlou * ' nil ! Smith and Tim McGrath Lavlgne en tered the ring at 10 IS o'clock Police Com- inlmloner Andrews and Actlnc Inspector Harlej. as well as a number of pollcemrn tn plain clothes , took seats before E\crhsrdt cllmted through ih rope at 10 80. ' Honest John" Kellj was announced as referee The men shooV hands at 10 40 o'clo-K IVtalls Hound 1 Luvlpne letl for the stomac-h. Jsek rounterpx ] rleht on m-rk Kid landed left on Jaw Kverlifirdt landed left on f o 1. i\lirne UIIR rlKht on i > ndanJ larded rlslit on Javx and left on bed > twice U\er- hurdt swunir right on jaw \ery hard L-a- vlune landed rlsht nnd left on boJ > E\er- linrdt landed left on ulnd ] { ound : La\lcne led left Bud n\orh rdl ducked h' ' faee Into It. i > alRne landed rlKli ; ind ! < f I on head "nd a train on hod\ L.i\lRne < tnunc hl < right on back of h nd and uppercut with left The kid uppercut with both hand * on boJ > . and then , Rnuns left on law Kxerhardt f mouth t > epnii to b eed Lavipne felnteiJ with left and swung rlcht on Jaw n\erhardt Ian0i d on fare Hound 3 Lavlene I'-d left and landed twice * traliht on face T tn he f > * mt hL * rich ! hird on the body nnd n hard left on fare. Then he < ent In a hot left on head i\fr- Imrdt vwunp left on bodv nnd l mlRnr did the ame l axlgne landed left on bodx nnd unK hl rlKht on the rib * Then l avl Tie * fnt liK richl on neck and left on Jaw. Jack landed left on ne k La\lgne tnt hit rlcht on neck and both countered nnd 1-1- Mpne swuni ; right on bed > and Jacl. ent a r.s > it and left on bodj at the end of the round Hound 4 n\erh rdt was xerj Kroircy and trl < d to hUR to Avoid punishment ljitne crntlnurO to land rlcht and left at will on fue and beds til the Rene sounded In the fifth to eljtht round. lnclu = l\e. there wan hard flghtins Kound 9 I vlcne landnl rlslrts and lefts on the faee > e\-rml times in succewMon. Ho almost Knocked Jack down wllh a richt f-zlnc on the Jan I \ erhardlus hugging the Kid -when time called. Kound 10 Lavlcne landed right and left on the face Then he eni a lica\y K'ft uppercut on the jaw nnd the gong sao < l Jark Hounds eleven to .seventeen. Inclusive. TV ere tame with the adntnge on l.axlcne's side In the eighteenth Itoth rmn foimht flercelj The nineteenth nnd twi-nth-th nrTt hard fougnt In the twen ty-first Everlmrdt Itnded P\e times on the face Jack WOK \ < T.w . al : i.t the call of time In the twenty-third , and he was hugging the Kid when the eong rang Round S4 Holh landed lefts on the faee P.oth eountcreil four times on the face La\lgtie crospfd hU tight on the Jaw n\erhardt rtHRgered La\lgne then smashed his opponent with right and left swings on the head and hod Everhardt almost out wnen the referee stopped the bout and awarded the Jlcht to La\lgne. Time of last round * 1 54X-S llU < l'LTis ON im Ill'NN O TilC1C ! > . ltll < > > Grnnnnii < : ! Hack -nltli nn Iii- JinicMlori nt IInrrlM 1'urU. Vnw YOKIC. Oct -Itllev Grannnn v ho was ruled off bv the Jockey club , ap- jieareMj at the Morrl ? Paik track today with a temporary Injunction Issued by Judge J O D > kman of White Plains and was ad mitted The incident c u o < l more excite ment than the racing , although then- were seieral fine contects. The chief feature on the card was the Champalgne stakes for ear-olds u' nc\en furlongs Results Plrst race , six furlongs Gotham x\on , Trllkttc second , Bonaparte third. . Time , 1 IE. IE.Secoml Secoml race , one mileLadv Mitchell won. Tragedian ttcond , Tra llne third Time 1 > , . Third race , rhampnlgne stak s. sex en furlongs- The I"riar won , Rhodesia second Divide third Time 1 2S. Kourth race , Tain-lew , mile and a nlx- teenth Felling Argentina won. Jefferson second. Dr Grimes third. Thne150 rifth race one mile , selling- The Swnln won Marshal second. Sir Dlxon jr. third Sixth race mile nnd a furlong Tom Croimvell won. Merry Prince tccond. Belle 3'ort third Time. IJK . PCTRO1T , Oct. -Results nt Windsor : Tirst race , fl\e furlongs selling Torfelt won Susie Howz second. Barney Adler third Time 1 OJU. Second race , selling. llcfui longsVal - dlne won Crocus second , l-lttle Sadie third Time : 1 W4 Third race selling , five furlongs : Harry S won Rldeau second , Oxerflow third Time. 1 01 H. Tourth race , selling , sex n furlongs ETinaloa II won. lone second , Charley Web ster third Time l s i Fifth race , selling , llxe furlong" . Thorn- bush xx on , rischer j tcond , Remnant II third Time 1 01-a Sixth rnce , selling , mile and a sixteenth Sprlngal won Second Attempt .second , Hul- bert third Time149 CINCINNATI. Oct 27 Weather clear and plensant ; track good Results. First race six furloncs , soiling : Alethla Allen non. Kalheilne second. Nance third Time 1.19 Second race , fixe and n half furlongs- Winsome -won. Lulu M b cond. Amiable third Time. 1 11V Third race mile and n Klxtemth , ' elling- The Dragon xxon , f-'lr Vnssar Ft-cond , Almee third Time : 1.52 Fourth race , flxo furlongs llolutr - on. Klnney second , Sangnmon third Time : I 04 Fifth rnce. six furlongs. ) ll-ig | : line xvon , Manchester second , Satguma third Time 1 171 , SAN FRANCISCO. Oct -Weather clear and pleasant Track muddy Results ; First race , sex en furlongs Herminiti won Tuxedo second Saragos-i third Time 1 35 Second race , six and one-half furlongs , I- year-olds Tea Rose x > un , Howard second , Jav Wheeler third Time3 'a Third race six furlonrf. BellingRed - dlngton won Jim llozemnn peconj. Sails- burr II third Time1 liii I ourlh race , seven furlongs hanllcap Peter the Second xxon Sir 1'lay second , Rosebud third Time136 . Fifth race , five and one-half furlongs. selling Hxmti won. 1'rlnc.ipal second Nlc- nac third Tlma1 H Ciiollli-liil llffortl llrt'-ikliit ; . NASHVILLE. Tenn . Ort -John S Johnson rode a quarter or a mile at Cum berland Park today In 0 22 : - & . which lowerx the world's rp < ; ord now held by Enrl Kter. oric-llfih of a seoonil John-inn was puoed ba sextcttn nnd a quad The time I * not olHclal At the. Collfuum tnntght Johnson lode n mile unpaced In i133-T ublcli low ers the Indoor mark on .in . ight lap triple Mlehael cut his ten-rails mar } , from Jl SSl-t to 21 3S3-S The final of the two-mile open , prof < ' ( islonal r.icowon woi.c tiv R H Strt-n- fin Syracuse. N V. lnS. < B3-S with A K A\eJnlz of Buffalo second nnd John Puxer , r orilijiid , Ore , third \ \ IfdllllIII * Vil'ICITK lldlllf. LINCOLN. Oct. -SperlaU-The 'vnr- > lty foot ball team -which laid out the team of the Missouri university at Columbia Mo . xi-sterday by n swore of S to 1 In favor of Nebranka. returned tonUbt nt S o'clock and was met at the cltpot b ; .1 howling mob of students , who pl'ed tlie xlriorn Into a waiting omnibus , from x\hlch the horses had been removal , and dr * them irlumphantly back to their alma mater CiiiironxrU AVI ni. Our. I1UDA l'E3T. Oat. S7 r. o iUrd pamo In the tie match betx-.een Charousek and Tschlgorln xxas played toddy when the former won n queen's gambit doellntd after sixty-one moves Present t oor < - Tschlgorjn. 2. Ch rouit k. 1. The flual will bi plajod tomorrow K : Slliii-ri. Hi turn to CINCINNATI. Oct. JT-A Times-Star pe- clal Jroin A'thenii ' , 0 saj-t all the coal miners In that district went to work today at the 45-ient rate , with the expectation that the rate will loon be rwtorefl to 61 cenU \i < TH iYKH'5 nr..ioiM > itn. I\-IM rrnor TnUrs Innlhrr Turn nt Ciiininnnitnnl Allsnn. . nx-Govwnor Th rer bis written to The R * ! > ) i a IOTIK communication In the suture of 4 rejoinder to < he reply of CmnnMailtiit Wilson of the Grand l l Dd Stridlrn' Home to the strictures 11(1 b } Of > n nl Tbayer In hfe report to Comml * lon r ot I'ubllc Ltvads and imildlnps Ru wll Commaikltnt WlV cn s tttctements art * reviewed seriatim. Hid man.T of them denied. In conclusion G irr l Thajrer writes : 1 will BOW sax < AHat I did not My In my report to the board I am convinced that there l need for a thorough rigid and Impartial Inxrvtlmtlcn Into the management of that tnstltvtlon bj Comtna'ndatit Wilson. Afler we Mt the home nd returned to tb rlt } . and having several hours to wait there , a number of the Inmate * of the name came there and talked xxltb us frreh They said that the tneals they htd while we were- there were the be t the ) hud had for mouth * I said to their , Well , how could they Vnoxv anything about our coming there" The reply was they did know of It about two or three hours before we reached the home that when XTC landed from the train nt Grand Island we made Inquiries about the means of going there as to whether the cars were running to the- home or not Certain ones xvere therp and aw u and heard us mak ing Inquiries Our presence and our proba ble coming to the home were msde'ftnown at the home long before we arrlxcd there , so that they hail ample lltno to arrange their tncato In fl irmewhat different manner , so that excrytblng appeared on the tables as without any justifiable complaint It seems to me that anv one In charge of an Institution as Mr Wlteon In charge of the home at Grand Island would haxo been perfertl ) willing If he was conscious that he had done no Injustice to anv Inmates , If there h d been no discrimination In favor of the Hryan members and against McKlnley members In the home , and other things hid been conducted In proper manner , to haxe said glad ! } . 'Make xour exami nation as thorough as po slble. examine any one and I will abstain from being present' That course would haxe made a decidedly more faxorable Impression upon our minds It did not appear well for him the moment he read Mr Russell's letter to begin making charges against Ru < tell and the Ho-srJ ct Public Lands and Buildings " TiLif.iiAiMiic Wheat at Ssn Fran -lsro broke a few cents } e terda > and other grains declined In sm- pathy The treasury gold reerxe stands at Ills' ' WW.24 : ; Yesterday's xxlthdrawnls- . J40JM-00. liars. * 2.40 < l Lumber schooner Bumllll. from Wlnrton for Tonaxxanda. xxas lost with all hands , Ci. plain mate three seamen nnd cook , on Ijike Erie 1'ire Island and all bulldlncs on It was sold nt auction } esterday for J 03 * It xx a l > ou ht by New York Clt } In 1W ! MS a quar antine station Treasury olllclals nay that the stories of a run on the San Frnncl co subtreasury. whlih threatened n few xxeeks HBO to an- nlhl'ite Its gold holdings , hnx-c been greatly t-xaggerated Tom Kelly and Tom McKcnzle broke Jail at Loulfcx-Ille Sundax nlcht nnd ) iaxe lieen recaptured at their homes Olher i > ri oners are still at large The Jailer. Wntts , Is ac cused of gross neglect. Ronald's five-story brick factory on Ro- rum I'lace Brooklyn , was de tro > ed by fire Altout SW glrU emploxwl on the three uiptr floors xx ere res-rued by the men The loss was lielween JlW.OtO and JlSSOfW The facultxof the Ohio State unlxerslty ha * refused to rt Instate B H. French be cause he gaxe his whole time to the foot ball team of which he WHS captain The faculty Raid oollcse work must come JlrsL Adxlee-i from the Arctic ocean w holing ftt itport a catch of onlv fiftytwowhales with one more week in the season This 1 almost a failure nnd the prlie of whaK- ) > one will be In the neighborhood of S-S l > cr pound. Mrs Ullle Hastings Jerome has been rtlxorced from her husband Harry Jetome. The decree was granted b } Judge Troutt of thr sujierlor court In Sim FrnncUco , the ground of complaint being failure to pro- vWtRev Rev E H. Capron , D D , president of Tufts college nt Cambridge , MRSR , has flletl -voluntary petition for Itwolx-ency. His assignment Is due to too liberal en- dorstment of iwper of friends and the ool- lego is not aflected. Jnnu-s Pierce Mnxxxell , ninth Bnron Furnham , of England , 1 < dead , aged M. Slones xxere thrown In Cfldlz at ft numlM-r of Cuban prlsomrs xxho xvere landed there , on their wa } to jail. Hon Jami" . A McKenzle. United States minister to Peru lift Callno by steamer for H \ Islt home on Jtax e A French commission Is x-lsltlng Hondu- jas tfi Inxestlgnte and report on Us mining and tgrlcultural resources Brendstuffs In Constantinople have In- cruased 5 paras per eke about one-ninth of I cent per ounce , on account of the rise in the price of flour Twenty thousand troops -were under arms nnd jexfew < d at Rom - in honor of the mar riage of the crown prince of Italy to Princess Helene of Montenegro rtilltlcal Items. Senator Frjc of Maine nddrossed a larco audience at Lexington , Kjon the Issues of the campaign Two men were killed In a fight at a Mc- Kinli-y meeting at Coal Creek , a mining town thirtx miles from Knoxxillc , Tenn. TIM : unu/rv MAHKKT. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday , October 27. 1KW ! WARRANTY DEEDS. M. J. Creighton to I. N. L Shrlner. lot 21. block 1C Orchard Hill . , . . . * CM I * W Raber and w ife to William Zim merman , lot 20 , block 2. Axondale imrk 1,6M Edmund Haxxxood and wife to E J ChlM-ell. lots T nnd f , block 9 , Jtt- IHJJK ndd 1 E J. ChlSbt-H to W. G Centley. lot T , name 1 P E Peterson ntul wife to E H. Farnbley , cast 30 fiet ofnest & 0 fe4-t of south half lot 7 , block 1. 1't.rk Place SM W G ClarK. trustee , to C S Frnn- cats , lot 4 , block S. Hamilton Square. 10 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Adolph Klein and xxlfe to Emogtno Carter , south To feet lots a and 10. block 2 , Jotter's ndd 1 Same to M A WctUlns , north 75 feet same i DEEDS. Special masttr to M. Flavin , lot 3 , block 5 , Summit ndd 1,500 Special master to A P Webster , lot 19 , block 7 , Kllby Place . 1 223 E C JVrklns et a ! . oxc-cutors. to W. II Gates lot 7. block t * . Omaha. . S.7iK ) Total amount of tiansfiTf. . . . j' i 9 FIE TO EVillY The Method of a Gieat Treat ment. WHICH Cllli : HIM AI-TI3K BVKllY- TI1INCJ K1.S1S I'AILHI ) . Painful Jl an ) un liad inuugli. but xiliep a roan l loKl ) * Auttlne uA y xvlili n riou < x > rul > - ntw tl t iiientul f'.ii-U-llBEi ui IMI tlmnti viui than tli mi. t xr < iiaUi Time i > no let un lo ttif mwiul nulTeilr.i : iluy or ulnlit. Hlrep l > altnutt imixMfcttile an. unatr wju u ktruln mm are ccaroel ) i pcn llile. for what the > do 1 ur > euthe Xirltti rulli.il aiij toin-d on llm trouWi-d K of Mxual vi-iil.ntu , until u wav s rjUMtlon Htiethcr lie Imd not U-tttr tuKo a < lo uf p l on mid tliu and all liU trou'iltt. ] ] U | pratld ntUI InH'li-atlon came to Mi Jlj in thu uuiie or a iximblnatlon of inKllclr.n ttiat not enl > wropl tel > imicrwl li | > general Iioultli. lut rnlartoil nl wrak. imarlati.il jMrla lo natural li ami xlcor anil h nnw d Ur that any man who will tale tlie trouhle to und hli narnu and ua.lrem m > l.axc tliu jn thod of this xvon- dirtul ticutmem tttt ow , uhen I tuy free , i mran ulinolulel ) xMthoul com becauw I wain < wl.fn l inun to xrt the bwiKH of my . . I am nut u phllanUiroplnt. nor do I IIOK ut un rntliutUit , but there ure thouiundi ot mer uaetliiK the niMita ) tunuipn of Heakoned jnan > hood who woulJ U cur d Bt onie could tiny cet u < h u remtuly ua iha on * that ourt-J me. Un not try to .tudy out liow I aHi d lo pay th lew priktaE * niainpM nrroiury to mall Iha Infor- inMlion lijt K-nil for the rnnedy und lourn that Iheir arc a lew Ihlnc * tin uitfi Ihat , nlthuUkU they r nt IKilhmi ; to get , the ) arr worth a ( or. IUD to fcniu * irtn nnJ mi an u lifetime of Imp- l.lnpMi to ro it t ui XV rite 10 Tiioinav Mater , llox i : Kaltim uio MltJi and the Infuriiutlt. * 1 * rlll te mt'.lil n a p ! J wtleJ cnxtlopi.