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TIU3 CXMAHA BAIL. . ! 111333 : TOTS DAY , 2fOVJ3 tlJI3R 2-1 , 1890. SPEG1RL NOTICES for Ilirxr oiilnmrm nlll lir Ink < M until ISlHO p. in. , for Hit ? evening nnil until H | i. in. for Hie iiHiriiliii ; unit .Sunilny illtlonx. AilvprllNrrx , lij rciiir lliiR u iiniu- IIITCI ! rlifctc , run linvtIIIDUTIT * nil- ill'fun ' oil l u iiniulirrril letter In run- of Tilt * llrr. An KM IT * no nililri-Nnctt nlll ln > ilrll vcrt'il on iircM'iilntloti ' tlin oliri'k out- . IlntcH , 1 t-'Jc n Miiril llrnt Iniprllnni Ic ti troril tlirri'iiftcr. NoMilnir tnUrn for ICIIH ( linn line to * < lie llrtt lint-r- tlOII. TluIHllllvi'rllftflllellt * llllINt llC run roiiMcriif l > < ! > . AVA.vnn MAM : IIKI.P. AVANTID. AN IDKA ; WHO CAN THINK or tome uniple thins to patent ? Protect your ld an. they r.my trine > eu wealth. Write John Wed lerburn ft i.'o. . Dept.f Patent Attorneys. WaKlilnirtun. I ) t' . . fc.r their Jl MO prli offer and n ll t of 300 Inventions wanted. 11-108 WANTED. TnAVKLINO SAI.HSMnN roll clear * ; old. rcllnlile house ; experience un- neccs nry ; extra Inducements to cut : m.vsj 175.00 to J15C.OO. per month nnd expenses Charlei C. Illihcp & Co. , St. Iou1 . 8Ai < Aiir7icm pnTT"wnnk ANi ) COMMISSION on nn entirely new nnd money making bust- nets. C. K. Adntns Co. , 6l So. IClh St. _ MAN WANTED ; I.innRAT. COMPKNSATION. oxiwrUnr d or not ; i tock KUnranlecd to grow , llrown Ilros. Co. , Nurncrymcn , Chlcauo. H-MCOS OM WANTKD. r.ooKKiii : > tn : ron COM , MINK ; mnrrlei ] man prcferreil. AiMreas. with refer- cncon. Drawer 87. Omaha. N1J. . 11-.MC18 2.1 WANTII ) . ixpKitn\ciD : r OAII- ilcner. who Fpenks Oermnn nnd . Apply at II. lln.ii. . 1M1 Ylnton Direct , H-XICS5 WANTi : . KXl'KHinNCK : MHN CASVASKUS for city work. Cell nt W St. Man's ne. . lower door. It 71 * ! J * TAII.OH WANTKD. rillST-CljASS COAT milker. Aililrcn Oco. I Ollkprt , mercliant tnllor , Wayne. NVb. H M7M 25- i A UTI KS WA .N"n : TO "i f AJCDT.I : MAIL AND take onlern for us ; excellent iirofllg ; our wc.rct HKent clfiirs over J20 weekly. A rure money-mnklnK chance. Write nt once' lie- fore K U too Inte. 1'nniKUny Co. . re.Kr.it street , I. > nti. Mnr > . 11 11723 1' WANTKU.'TWO on THitf.K oooo SOMCI- ttirs for Mcclilent iltpirtin < * nt of the Aetnn Life InMlralice Co. . of Jlartfor.l. Apply to John Half , eenernl nirent. SH New York Life. H-.M7W S3 ron iiixTiiousi2 . IN ALL PAUTS OF THK C1TV. TItn O P. Davis Company , IM > Farnam. D 1W Sr IIKNUWA CO. , 103 N. 11T1I ST. D-1IO HOUSES. C. A. STAllIls : : N' . V. LIKE D-lll _ CHOlCi : IIOUdES AND COTTAGr.S ALL. OVHll the city. tS to | 50. l-'tdellty , 1702 rarnain. n-II ! LAItOi : LIST OP HOURUS. TUG I1YHON Jtce < l Co. ! IJ 8. llth St. D-113 norsrs , WALLACE. UIIOWN IILIC. . ICTII ami Douclns. D 114 E10I1T-IUKIM MODERN FItAMi : . DETACHED. J7I3 1'opplelon nvonuc ; choice ; ISO 10-room mmlrrn lirlck , KO N. 23il. f5S 00. 8 room modern lirlck. 611 P. Mth. 125 M. 12-room modern. : fith nnd Woolnorti , K2M. C. A STAIHl. 9K N. Y. Life Hide. I > Mil ? _ _ _ " * " HOUSES. rnoM ts"1 ! : "LAIIC.E LIST. McCasuc In\e tment Co. . 1S06 UojRC SL D-M7M A iEAtmFiJL HOMCN L Plncc ; 8-roonn : nil mcxlorn ; vplendld condition ; nev been rented before ; now offered nt n low rental to llr. t-class ter.nnt. FIJellty Tru t Comrnny. 170 : Tnrnnm St. D MSM _ SUITE OF 5 nOOM87MODERN. Mil LE.WEN worth. J. W. Squire , 2IS Ilec JlldR. _ D M < BTniCTLY""MOIKnN 10-nOOii COTTAOE , N. W. corner IMh nnd Jaclson : ; Inrse lot ; half , _ price. J. JV. Hqulrc. ! Ilec. _ _ _ D-170 roil } IENT , S-ltOOM I1OUPK AT 2S1S HURT t. ; nil cpnvenlcncea ; low rental. Inquire of K , C. Zlmmcnnun. at .county .cterU'BCllc [ ! , durIng - Ing bualntt .hour . ' _ D M2iQ . OAIIVIN iiitO3..icii FAIINASI _ _ D 21 rou itENT.T.noost OUTSIDE KLA'TTNKWLY papered , mcxlcni. Ijinne lllock , MS So. ISth. D 55J-D10 ITIIEE IIALANCE OK NOVKMI1KR SPECIAL rate for winter , 9 room * nml alcove , nit mod em house In choicest location , ridellty , 17 ( J."nrnnm. I > M _ _ 8TEAM HEATED HIISIDENCE. 2013 IIAIINBY. D 5 'JDIG * 7 ROOMS. 717 SOUTH ISTH ST. JitD D2 DC - MOUKRN COTTAGE AT 1-OR RENT , 7-ROOM K1G N. IVth St. , 3d door north of Lake , at t21.00 to desirable party. C-ruom cotlnKe nt D2S S. 2tith n\e. . J10 per llodi-rn 8-room house. IM.OO per month. ISM Dav- eniort. | W. II. Melkle. 504 1st Nnfl Hank Rids. D M721 1 IXHt HKNT MOUiilN HOITSI3. 9 11OOMS. FAIL nnm. near 2Tth. Inquire 1510 Jones ptreet. Tele phone M6. l > - te J- ! ' ID-ROOM MoniiiN IIUICK. OAK FINISH AND mantels , roonn on llmt ti ! or nre till conm-cteil with lorse plldlnir doors. I-arce laundry and cistern. A nominal rent If taken by December 1st. Inquire of owner. 1051 S. Mth Avc EinHT-ROOM , MODERN DWELL1NO ; HOT air furnace nnd laundry In batement : lorst1 yant nnd stable ; 701 Oeorela avenue. Apply J. II. Kclkcnney , Karbach Rlk. ron RENT. KLEGANT MODERN 10-ROOM home. M 3 Sq 2 th. F. D. Wead. 16 i DouKlag. D 714 29 2431 DAVENPORT. J2 ! 00. 8 ROOMS. 3SH Hamilton. $15.00. 9 rooms. 2117 Spruce. J15.00. fc rooms. 18S3 N. 2llh. J8.00 , 4 room * . 1S3I N. 22J. K W 4 roomfc I1ENSON. 310 Ramcp bulldlnir. D-M7r. JMIl RENT. H2 N. I9T1I ST. , 7-ROOM. MODern - ern house. Inquire en premlws. D M7i I'ou imvi' inrHMSiinn bTi.VM : HUATnU KOOMS. Mil HAHNKV. _ Keeplni ; , 1112 S. llth. _ PLEASANT rURNlSHED ROOMS ; .SU for ono or two Bi'iitlcmen ; moJvrn. 224 North 19th. b-MCT7 .1 * _ _ _ ri'll.MSIIKIl ' HOI1MS AM > IIOAUU. FOR RENT. Ft'RNISiir.D UOOMS. WITII OR will-out l arJ ; steam heat nnd all modern linn'-M.iU'tttH , freclui low rales for the winter Midi id .mtel. ICth nnd Cblcato. M. J. lra"Jk. properltor. _ 110MID ; STEAM : NICE .UlsTnob'MsToOOD HOARD ; RATES The Ro o. 2C2 nooM wmi HOARD ; roil TWO OKNTIJ- men. ' * 30 u month. M4 North ' ' _ . , . ron HI\T vxpriixisuijii uoosis. , nnl wife ; ntcr In kltclipn. sink. 319 N J7th. " " r - HUM' STOHK8 AX1 > OPKICKS. FIRST-CLASS lUtlt'K STORE ULMLDINa. 1M1 rainam : threx nUirlvi and lusetaent. lll niter to suit tenant ; low rent. 311 1st Nal'l Il'U bUlK. TRAtK"AOEVAirKIIOUSE ; CENTRALLY LO- cateO. S. S. Ci.rlis. UOS Ilainey. I-M4M Ull FOR ifENTr TliTrT-STORY"imiCK iuJILDINO at 910 Furnam U This bulliilnic lm tlreproof rcmriit bntemcnt. ciunplcto nieam hcatliiB rtx- turm. water on nil Hour * . isu .tc. Apply HI the cilice of The lie * . I-i'O ACUMSVA > Tlj | ) . WANTED. LIVE PEOPLE IN EVERY LOCALIty - Ity ut I12.M xtctkly salary and i-xptnixa to take vrdtra for Christmas CJoods ; pernmnent emplo > ment If rliht. Manufacturrr , P. O. lldi U03. lloston. Mars. J-MU2 D21 < AOENTri MAKE tlOO TO IU.OO A DAY INTRO- ilucInK the ' 'Cornet , " the only It snap shot camera mad ; the greatest seller of the cen tury ; lieneral unj local nsrnts anted nil over the wurld : e > cluil > o teirltory ; write today for ' term * nnd fninplvf. Alken-aicufon Co. . X 2 La Crune. Wls. J-M < 2J 24' 7aENT3. TF Yell WANT A PROFITARLB end permanent medicine BK nry address American tiuppjy house , Uuftalo , N , Y. J-M7U 2 WAXTKII TO iin.vr. WANTED TO RENT , Al HOTEL. FL'RNIfiHED ; elve particular * . Addiisa Uux t > . Nlckenan , Uodii county , Nl > : STOItAtir. . PACIFIC 8TORAOK AND WAREHOUSE CO. , m-lio Jonfs. Ocntral storace and forwnrdlnj. M-n Oil. VAN A STORAGE. 1I1J FAR'lt. TEU IH\ ! \ . IT W JTO IIUY. A SECOND HAND SAFB. HIS , FAJSNAJI. LIST REAL 1SSTATK WITH F. D. WUAD. 16T1I A DouRlas. N 4 > l- LIST CITY AND FARM RKAL ESTATE with Onrvln llrra. , 1C13 Fnrnnm st. N ! 5S CHEAPEST HARDWOCD WOVEN CORN-CRH1- b'ng ' mftd . C. It. Ixe. Ml Douglas. Q-120 SLCOXD HAND SAFES CHEAP. 1HC FAUNAM Q-M172 N _ LADIES , CLOAKS ! Fl'ItW. DRliS ClOODS ; enry payn" . < nt ; drop postal and \vlll call with tamples. E. Illrsh , oUlce Drexcl } Iotel. Q MW1 V > " " SLEIOHP. "sLifllHs" : SINQLn ANn POfRLE. Drununor.d 'JarHage Co. , 15th and Harney. Q 438-D-1I oTiiDBNTn : " 6ri GROCERY WAQOS : .A5'0 ) ; furniture v.- non ; lmrKnlni . Drunimond Car- rlige Co. , 1'ln nml Harney Sts.v _ TOP HL'aOY ASD TWO OOOD fHtnlly carrlimcn eheiip. Drummoml < nrrlaKe Co. . ISth nnd llarney. Q-SK D15 _ A NEW FRANICLIN TYPEWRITER FOR SALE nt n bargain. Address Omaha. Neb. , P. O. NEARLY NEW "RADIANT HOME" BASK burner. US South Twenty-sixth a\tnue. MISCILLA.MOL'S. OMAHA MIRROR "MFO. CO. . REMOVF.D TO 708 N Kth. R-MIMD10 CLAIHVOYAM'S. MRS. FRITZ. CLAIRVOYANT. Kl X. MA.SSAKI : IIATIIS , m c. MME. SMITH , 1121 COUCL.\S , ROOM 5 : MAS- BURe nnd stesun lths. T M702-2S' M"ISS AMES. VAPOR IJATHS , M/SSAQE. DOT S. 13th St. , room S. T--M2S5 D { MRS. DlT'LEON. ELECTRIC'"MAPSAOK PARlors - lors ; rvfri'shlnw and curative ; Oon't fall to call. 417 So. llth t. , upstair * , T M7M 2i MISS VAN VALKEN1IURO DESTROYS PER- niancntly by electricity superlluous hair , moles , \\urta. etc. Room 410. N. Y. Life lllds. U-121 RUPTURE CURED ; NO PAIN : NO MTTEN- t'un ' from buslnets ; we refer to hundreds ot patients cured. O. E. Miller Co. , 717 N. Y. Life bulldlnc. Omaha , Ncu. U 122 IJATHsT MASSAGE. MME. POST. " ! S. 15TH. U 123 VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR UTE15INE troubles. Physician In attendance. Consulta- tlon or health book free. 310 Uee bide. SEE CARTER HARDWARE CO. . HOJ DOUO- Ian , for mantels , gralcs , tiles , rrarble ork. etc. UOOiaUNDING. 1JURKLEY PTO. ca A 'GUARANTEED SALARY AND'EXPENSES by reliable hou > e. to men or women. Apply 2222 N. 19th. Tuesday. 9 to S ' 'uJlit . ; } 1. MO.\nV TO LOAX IU2AL KSTATI3. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. lj. Quick money at low rates for choice farm loans H : lova , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska. CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , ' 23 N. Y. LIFE. \ \ " 127 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. IJrcnnnn , I \e Co. . r&xton _ block. * " LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY pioperty. W. Parnani Smith & Co. . 1KO Farnam. MONHY TO f"6.\N AT M > W RATDS. O. P. Davis Co. . IMS Farnsm St. _ W-130 ' TO IX > AX ON OMAHA real estati & Ntb. farms. W. IJ. Melklc Omaha MONEY TO IJOAJTON OMAIIAPROPnRTT AT lowest rales. HulldlnB loans wanted , t ; IcleHty . \\-w- Trust company. MONET TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Pusey H Thomas. First National " ' - MOXKY T ( ) LOAX CIlATTii.S. MOVT VdToAN"oN FUIlNITlIItK. PIA NOS. ' PIC. ; at lowest rate In city ; OMAHA X 131 MON EY TO * 6 AN. " IO. Cor90 D AYsT FURNt- ture. plnnoE , etc. Duff Cre.n , loom 8 , Hark r u k .sixttss cii.v.vcns. FOH SALE. AtlOUT J.OOO I.US. MINION TYPE , ; W IDS. agate. ISO pair tno-tlilrd cases. 49 double Iron ston.ln lor t\vo-lhlrd cnpcs. This matirlat wan used on Tlie Omaha Ilee nnd Is In fairly good condition Will be fold clie.iji In bulk or In quantities to suit pincli.icer. Apply In person or l > y mall to The Hee Pub- llshlnKCo. _ , Omaha. Neb. _ _ Y 713 RKTAIL DnUO STORE FO R SALE ; OREAT bargain : write. Hnrle , Haas & Co. , Council llluff ? . la. Y MJIZ A" FINE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF HARD- uare. t > to\cs and tinware , with a coed cslub- llsied business ; stock will Invoice about 17.00000 ; notlilnK but cnt.li nnd fliort time paper will buy this stock ; a rure chance that will benr ln\estimation ; no traders. Address A CO. lUe. Y-MK1 SALE HARDWARE STOCK. INVOICING about * f3.6CO. Im'luding tlnner'B tcols. store. furniture , etc ; no tradm. rslabllrhcd IS jrars : other business lincretta reuton for M.-UIIIK. Ad- J ee & Son. Exeter. Neb. Y 593-K RESTAURANT. LARGEST. 11UST. oldest established ; Lincoln , nt bargain ; legis lature this winter. f rat- : ; * roR S ALK. HOTEL IN ONE OF THE LIVE- lleft towns In eastern Nebraska , thoroughly nn. vjitcd and neuly fuinlshpd thin FCJS n , only lintel In tlie tuwn ; steady boarders , inoiiKli to pay running expense * ; opportunity of lifetime for right parly. Address linker , 01 Knrb-ch HIk. Y MGU SI roil UXUIIA.VRR. FOR EXCHANGE. 9.600 ACRES OK LAND IN Tennessee , c ar title , for NebratUa property. AddiCka It. 1) ) . Win.ham. riitH.ni'.mh. ' Neb. K-MTlt If KOJl bAI.i : HIJAL IISTATU. * ARSTRACTS. THE 11VRONREED COMPANY. He K5 ' _ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ HO'USES. LOTS' VARMSr LAND8- Oco. 1 * . lkm3 ! Real Estate Co. , 1'axtcn Rlk. itc-d ! > _ " _ _ _ FOR SALE. AT A "llAIlOAIN , TWO WELL lmpro\ed nnd lilKhly cultivated farms In the ilucury and kUKir b > .et belt : this land lies nltliln H mile of Valley. Douglas county. Xeli. ; the farms contain It : nnd ) M acres , re.j.ec- . lively , anj on each U n substantial S-room une- andGn'tialftory frame houf , lte ldet out * bulKlncr , orchards , etc- . For further particu lars call on or addres * John Reid , Va'lry ' , Nub. A11STRACT8 , THE MIDLAND. SW N. Y. Life. HE-MS1S D _ FINE iACRlJ i > FARM TO TRADE FOR CITT prujwrty ; near Clark. Mirrlck Co. , on tlie U. P. R. It. ; 1W acres under cultivation ; 4 bottom tom land ; all toad toll , well fenced , Ktxxt IH.UK. , barn , well , windmill , etc. See Pu > ne & Harder , 1K Tarnam St. , lloo llulldlni ; RE-MNU aWE _ _ _ WE ARE AUTHOniZED TO OFFER FIFTY ocies llrst-class fruit nnd vegetable land within three miles of the city llmlu at tttl.CX ) an acre , on easy terms ; blic iwaaln for some one , fee Payne & Hardir , 170 : Farnam St. . Ilee HUtf , P.E-MM * _ FOR 8ALi-W : FEET , FRONTINO ON PARK > enue. near 1'acltlo street , with special ta P4M la full ; 13. 160. W. IS7 feet , east front , on th street , by 163 feet , south front , on Half Howard ; ( I.Ono.OO. Hood south front lot , on West Farnam street ; rscaoo. ICOxlll ) feet , fronting paved strest ; trackacc In alley , tliree-story brlek building , IWxW feet ; bulldlnir In good condition ami heated ! uteara ; suitable for wureliouio or manufacturing pur- IK > H ; will rent at rtJtoruble figure , IT sell for J10.UXJ.00 ; Improvements alooe cost o\tr I10.0ci0.00. rite ucrei , near South Oinulm , wit ) ; house , barn , etc. ; line lunJ for cardrnlns , ItU.OO. I > OTTER & ClKOItaK COMPANY. & W. Cor. Kill and Knrn m Hts. RE-M7i n ron SAM : nn.\i < ( Continual. ) THK ONLY NEW COTTAOKS TO I1E HAD IN the city lire on So. nth at. , Iwtwevn Mitmn nnd Paelflc st . ; they re not only new. but are strictly modern In dmlitn , arranKrinent nnd equipment , Includlnr electric llxhts. cjien plumbing , mit grnteii. citiitrter rniTmt oak finish , nrtKnborhowl tincNcelleil , and the Ix-Jt of It Is they c n be hud as cheap us the rerond-hand bsnrnlns that nre being offered. Plenre call nt once for fanner particulars. Fidelity Tnut Company. S. B. Cor. ll e Hulldlnit. Ground Floor. RE M6H > SI WE HAVE IUROAIN8 IN HOMES. AI O farm , and want more. List your property with us now. G. M. Nattlnccr & Co. , 1701 Farnam , RE-JOS Nl < "n COTTAGE AND LOT ONLY I1CO. (1i"n | > lot close tn car line , ! I30. r.4-acro farm , with Kooil bulldlnRs ; only ten mllrn from P. O. tn Omaha. II.OC * . Flit'st residence lot In Omaha , S0xl3 feet , fnclns Hanrcum Park 13 Don. J7.Jf-0.oo - bouse , modern , splendid location , for quirk sole at f."i.ot)0. Splendid Investment , cholc" , Improved property , will nny S per cent on price , 13,500. I'.cuuUful ncr lot clo e tu paved street ; Just the plnce for suburban home ; 1C taken quirk , only JOW. Ten aere * , beautifully ulttmted on edge of city , cast exposure , han-lsome shade trees , pa\e < l street , etc. ; will mnke nn cleRnnt home , nnd U especially adapted for smnll fruit ; price , H.WO. SOO nere . central Nebraski ; Just the plnce for rnl'lni " , cuttle and IIOKS can fell for (10.0- ) per ncrc nnd take one-half purchase price In good city property nr small town farm. 10) ncre form In Wheeler county. Neb. , one ef the l "t pieces of land In the county ; only JS.CO per ncrp. Nice residence lot , near JM nnd Dodge , n great bargain nt J1.350. Hicks , SOT. N. Y. Life Illdu. RE-716 El KLOCt'TIOV. ELLA DAY. R. S. 3Ilb FJ.OOR. 120 S. ISTH. PLENTY OF FEED. SHEDS AND WATER ; horses called for nnd dcllxcred rates , $3 per month. Address Dalley , Crescent City. In. EW D-O TO WINTER ; REST SHELTER ; satisfaction rrunranteed. Write O. A. Wolcott , Elk City. Neb. Sit DH KI.VAXCIAL. LIFE INS. POLICIES BOUGHT. W. F. HOLDEN 3J3 I'M'HXITt'HB ' PACICKIl. Fl'RNITl'RE PACKED ; IXWEST FREIGHT rates secured nnd bills of lading lsu- t. Omaha Furniture and Carpet Co. , iil-I3 Famam st. Tel. 11S3. MS9D D19 _ GET M. S. WALKLIN'S PItirES ON FfRNI- ture packing * , rc-pilrlnir upholsterlnu , mattresses made and renovated. 2111 fuming. Tel. 1331. 121 I'AAVXIIIIOICKItS. H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 16 ST. 13-5 SWAPS. WANTED , GOOD IMPROVED PARM TOR A No. 1 city property. Address A 52. Omaha B < " > . M-K : D ; * PHYSICAL CULTfUK. ULOCtTION MRS. W. DORWARD. (13 N. IDth. D21 ELOCUTION.2ULEMA FULLER. 1C1J DOUGlas - las street. ISC N-30 * TVI'KWIlITIillS. OFT THE BEST TYPEWRITERS Sl'VPLIKP. repairs. United Typewriter & Supplies Co. , 1C1D Fnmam street. MS30 June 30 THE PALACE BEACTIFUU 1013 DOI'OLAS ; halnlreislng , manicuring , massage and com plexion traitmentH a specialty. M339 D7 SI3WIXU JIACIIIXnS AXD SUPPLIES. NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE sewing machine oillcc , UH Cap. avc. Tel. 1571. 137 .SHOK'l'llA.M ) A.MJ TVI'EWlllTIXG. A. C VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 51J N. Y. LIFE. 133 AT OMAHA 11US. COLLEGE , ICTII & DOUGLAS S3I PRIVATE LESSONS IN SHORTHAND. 1103 Douglas. MC53 DIl" HUILDIXC ; AXD LOAX ASSOCIATIONS. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAYS 6. 7 , 8 per cent when 1. ! , 3 years old ; always re- deeuable. 1704 Faniam st. Nattlnger , Sec. 1S5 _ _ HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD Interest on sa\lng3. Apply to Omaha L. & D. Ars'n. 1701 Farnatn. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec. 130 MASOX AVOHK JOIIIIIOH. J. P. HEALY. 1525 CL.VRK STREET. STREET.4J7D 4J7-D 15 LOST. LOST-SUNDAY EVENING I1ETWEEN MTH and Dorcas nnd * Mh. and Farnam. u lady's open-face gold watch. Finder pleasa return nnd get reward. 1S10 liurnoy street. 7IS-2 KCIl'MJ. A IJAY HARE WITH TOLD IIRAND ON LEFT shoulder , white spot on forehead , was taken up Mny 23 , ISlNi ; owner can ha\e same by prov ing ownership and paying expenses. Jacob Elton. McAnlle precinct. Elton , McArdle precinct. Found 715 2i" DENTISTS. SAVE MONEY IJY GOING TO SEYMOUR , dentist. ! > 33 North 2 < th St. ; lowest charees ; nork cuuraiiteed. painless extraction ; examina tion free ; cpen evenings. 915 NI5 31LSIU , AH'1 AXI1 LANRIIARC. GEORGE FraELLENTlECK. IIANJO , MA NDO- lln nnd guitar teacher. Room 412 IUldg. . Tel. 23S. iw HATH ROOMS. RUSSIAN. TURKISH AND MEDICATED laths , U ) cent * ; iilgo e.\clu > Ue department fur ladles ; everythlns new ; ladles' hair dressing unil barber shou In connection. 107 S. 14th. in LADIES ! CIIICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY- rjyal pills iDlam md brand ) uio the best. Safi > , reliable. Take no other. Send < c staiaps for particulars , "Relief for Lndles , " In letter by return mall. At druggUts. C'hl- chetter Chemical Co. . Philadelphia. PH. Men- tton Ifce. M72I : SUES & CO. , ? i. PATENT SOLICITORS "v , lice nnlhllns. Uiiiitlii : , Nobr Atlvlco and I'ntunt ntr.K. FJflcGREVV l > 1IU OM.V SPECIALISE WII.1 Tr > AT Alt PfiiVATE DISEASES UcJkrfU & Diumlerot * MEPJ ONLY 0 Vf r Ktptricnce. 0 N r. ic Jm.hi . > -.u Lomin.il.oa Kicr. 1 4 Hi and > ar.iani SI § . my throat was filled witneorcs.lnrgo lump formed on my nook , and n horrible nicer broke out o : my Jn\r , says Mr.O.H.Elbcrt.vr 10 resides nt cor. S2d St , nncl Avcnu i N. , Galveston , Tcsas. Ho wns t rco times pro- nouncctl cured by irotninont phy- siclans , but tliotlr ulftil dlseaso nl- ways returned ; liov ad then told that was the onlyciiro Ills hair hnd nil f n 11 c n out , nnd ho wns in n sad plight , Alter taking one'bottle of S. S. S. ho began to improve and two dozen bottles on red him completely , so thatfor nioru thansixycarsho lias had no sign of the disease. Hook on tbo dlsomo ami Its treatment mailed t reo by Swlit Spcclllc Cp. , Atlanta , Ga , NOTlbB. ' Scaled proposals wlU bo received nl nny tlmu on or bi-forc 2 o'clock , p. in. , on the 8th day of Dcvumbcr. 1SW. ! for tlie prtntlnR of all bills for the legislature , with suah other mutter ns may be vnicred by either house thereof , to be printed In "bill form , " which Is Fhown nnd designated ns clans ono (1) ( ) under the printing laws of the stalu of Nebraska. Kor the printing and binding of ono thousand (1,000) ( ) copies each of the biennial reports of the auditor of public accounts , treasurer , secretary of'slate. commissioner of public lands and buildings , bureau of labor nnd Industrial stuU tic and Ne braska llxli cotnmthHlon ; live hundred (500) ) copies each of the biennial reports of the attorney general , superintendent of public Instruction , state librarian , and adjutant general ; two Uious.uu ! (2,000) ( ) copies of the biennial report of the roster of ex-soldiers , jwxllors nnd marines , rc ldlni ; In Nebt-.iskn. June 1 , 1'37 ; one thousand (1,000) ( ) copies of the annual report of thfi State lloard of Transportation for 1SM-7 ; two thousand (2,000) ( ) copies of the annual report of the State Poultry association for 1S37-S ; and live thousand (5COO ( ) cdples inch of the an nual reports of the State Hoard of Agricul ture for 1SD5-7 , and the State Hoard of Horticulture for ISi'-S , and all other re ports and documents that may bo ordered printed by the legislature , cxcciu such ns mny enter Into nnd form part of the journ als , which class of work Is known nnd designated ns class three (3) under the ptlntlng laws of Nebraska. Two hundred (200) ( ) copies of each of the above r iwrts to bu bound In cioth covers , and the remainder In paper covers , with the exception of the reports of the Ne braska Klsh commission nnd the State Poultry association , which will nil be bound In paper , and the reports of the State Hoard of Horticulture , State Hoard of Agriculture and tin1 roster of. the cx-sol- dlcrs , sailors and marines , which will all be bound In cloth. The bill work executed under class one (1) ( ) shall be printed In small pica type , on paper fourteen ( H ) Inchi-x long by eight and one-half ( SU ) lnclii-s wide , single page ; paper to be twenty-eight (2S ( ) pnunds double cap to the ream , and except ; * > o tltlp page each page shnll not contain less than twen ty-live (25) ( ) lines of solid matter of seven (7) ( ) Inches In length , exclusive of the pagf folio , and the lines Hlnill be successively numbered with a blank"only In each apace between the lines j The title page of slid. . Ulls shall contain not less than eighteen ( IS ) lines ns above , with three (3) ( ) Inches additional space allow able for display tltleInor. ! nach bid shall state "What the bidder is willing to do the \sork onipote ! for , per page , for the live hundred dVO ) copies of each bill , also the pr e for additional hun dreds that may bo ordtred of the same bill nt the samp times the original live hundred (501) ( ) Including romnosltlon , paper , press work , stitching. ; folding , punching , and nil work or material entering Into the work required. , All work executed ) unilsr class one fl ) shall be delivered Iff good order by the contractor to the oillcc of. the secretary of fatate within three (3) ) la > M after the receipt of the order by said contractor from the chairman of the comntlUov In either branch of the legislature. All work executed.under class three (3) ( shall bo printed In Ions primer , bwtyr and nonparlel - type , on paper , to be nine (9) ( Inches long by six if Y Inches- wide , single page , paper to bw forty-rive (15) ) pounds to the ream , of twenty-four (20 by thirty-six (3 ( ) , white hook. Knrh bid under class three (3) ( shall state what the bidder Is willing to do the work complete for. per page , on each report or Item In the cas ! * . Including composition , n.iprr , press work , stitching , folding and all work or material entering Into 'he worit required. Galley and page proor must be furnished when requlreil by the gtllcers of the executive department or the chairman of the com mittee on prlntlnn In either branch of the legislature. Work , when completed , to bo delivered free of expense nt the state house. Proposals for work In each of the above classes will not be considered unless the same be accompanied by a bond in the sum of live thousand ( < 5OfH ) dolmrs with two or more sureties : that In case the party proponing for such contract rliall be award ed the same , such party will , within live (5) ( days after the award to him of such contract , enter Into bonds for the faithful performance thereof , as provided by law nnd the terms of these proposals. Proposals shall be marked. "Proposals for Public Printing. " and addressed to * the State Hoard of Printing , in rare of the Secretary of State , Lincoln , Nebraska. Contracts on clns one (1) ) , as above speci fied , v.'lll be awarded as a whole. Contracts on class three (3) ( ) , ns above specified , will be awarded In whole or In part , as the board may elect. Samples of the work to be executed under rlass one (1) ) and three (3) may bo seen at the ofiiccof the secretary of state. Contracts on above classes , one (1) ( and three (3) ( ) . to run two (2) ( years from Dccem- Thc' State Printing Hoard reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this llth day of November , 1S03. J. S. HAIITLEV. State Treasurer. i-r KNK MOOHE. Auditor Public Accounts. J. A. PIPEH. Secretary of State. STATE PRINTING HOARD. NM.--d-10-t THE GREIGHTOH TONJCHT AT 85 : { , 'iN ' i , BLACK CROOK. S Premiere Danseuse J Corps dc Uallet 3. Only matinee \Nedrpsday Peats now on sale. Prices jc , Me. Tic. 11.00. Matinee. "Ic and DOc. 1.1.11. NOV Cnnimcncln ? w THANKSGIVING TJiVY MATINEE , The WliifncyfOpcra Co. , I'resoptlri : DoKov & Smith's ROB BOY MATI.MI : SATritnAA"-snATS NOox SALU. Pilcos Zjftf.r'lc. 75c , ? 1.01. Jl.fiO. Mutlnro prlco. Kc.nVw , " c. tl.V ) . NOV. is. iKc. i. "THK aniL.i LKFT UPHIND MK. " .1 i' RnVlTi"5 M3W ' . " "I NBW KU I LJ 3 TilKATBR MEOI'I.AIJ L. M. CrjwforJ , \c.t.fj } ] I'KICKb. Wfiliiexilii ) nml Tlul ilnr , .Nov. U.- ( ) Chap. II. Ynle'H ilU-ht > < M.tutlve. Marvelous nml MaxnlllcciU Spectacle. The TW LVE TEMP ATIONS GUJI ] icttervetl scntH. 'Co and Xc. Seata on sala TucKduy. Nov. 2t. GKANI ) MUSICAL U .M.Crawford , M r. | | EVENT. TONIGHT AT 8:15 : , OMAHA SVMl'JIOVV MANS . \r.IiitT ! , Director , 1I1KS 1 , 1 1,1.1 AN TIIKItV. Boprano. Mil. JO.SI.'l'H UAI1M , Jc , Jl.W. HOTII.S. BARKER HOTEL. TIUHTUI3.NTII AMI Jl\i.S STIUIIJT.S. 1(9 rooms , bat In , tteam heat and all modern ronvrnlcncea. Itntci , I1.M nnJ I ! W per day. TuLila. untxcclled. Bpecul law rate * In rtzular ; LoarJeri. I/UAKK JIILJJITCH. Ugr. 1 t TrtTT' ni1TP\T * IIl * 11I\T/ 1 iLLIOTT GIVEN A HfcARINC Waives Exnminrition on the Charge of Murder in the First Degree. ANOTHER COUNT ADDED TO INFORMATION Murdrr AVIille 11 nun KIM ! Ill tin * CnniiiilxMlnii of n llolilicr ) ' \ IniliicrnuMitx OfTrrrd ( o St euro a The criminal proceedings np.ilnst Charles H. Klllott. murderer of Clay Uutsonplller , were formally begun yesterday afternoon by the arraignment of the prisoner In police court on the charge of murder In the first degree. It had been Riven out that the arrnlRn- mcnt would occur some tlmo during the afternoi. and consequently when court convened at 2-o'clock the room was crowded with spectators anxious to get a view of the murderer. As the afternoon advanced , however , anil the prisoner did not appear , the audience wearied of the monotoncus grind of the court , and gradually thinned out. When the prisoner was finally marched up before the bar there were few more In the room than , the usual police court crov. d. It had been Intended to arraign the pris oner early In the afternoon , but County Attorney Ilaldrlge decided to add another count to the complaint against him. This necessitated the substitution of an entirely new complaint for the original one. It was 4.30 o'clock when the patrol wagon was iiummoned to the county jail to remove the prisoner to the court. When the prisoner was brought down from the "solitary" to the jailer's olllce , a change was noticeable In his appearance. When he was seen Sunday by the reporters Ills face was pa'o ' and white. Yesterday after noon color had returned to his cheeks. His eyes were not restless , as they were the day before. His confession seined to have removed a burden. The prisoner was arrayed In a dark suit of clothes , a dark overcoat and a derby hat , the same clothing ho was dressed In when ho was arrested and brought back to this city. When he entered the Jail ofllce ho asked for a brush , and with this ho ar ranged his hair. His appearance , all In all. despite a growth of stubby berd. was pleasIng - Ing and prepossessing and far from that of the typical murderer , as he Is commonly pictured. FILE A NEW INKOttMATWN. The spectators In the court room'arose to their feet simultaneously when the prisoner. Gladness Comes With a better midcrptamling' of the transient nut lire of the ninny phys ical ills , which vanish before proper cf- forli ) gc ntle efforts pleasant efforts rhyhtly directed. There is comfort in ( tic knowledge , that fie many forms of sickness are not due to nny actual dis- onse , bnt simply to n constipated condi tion of the sjj-sUiin , which the pleasant family laxative. Syrup of Figs , prompt ly removes. That is why it is the only remedy with millions of families , and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value peed health. Its bcncticial effects are due to the fact , that it is the one remedy which promotes internal Cleanliness without debilitating1 the orpans on which it aets. It is therefore all important , in order to pet its bene ficial effects , to note when .von pur chase , that yon have the genuine arti cle , which is'manufactured by the Cali fornia Vlg Syrup Co. only and sold by all reputable druggists. It in the enjoyment of peed health , nnd the system is regular , laxatives or other remedies arc then not needed. If afllicted with any actual disease , ono may be commended to the most skillful physician. ? , but if in need of n laxative , one should have the best , and with the well-informed everywhere , Syrvtp of Figs stands highest nnd is most largely u d and gives most general satisfaction. DUFFY'S PURE Mil WHISKEY All Druggists. hanilcurfr-d to an offlccr , entered the room. Several feminine wltneasca shuddered when they were told he > was the murderer , al though they had apparently seen nothing repulsive In his appearance before. HI- llott wns seated on ono ot the pris oners' benches , whllo thp now complaint was aworn to by Chief cf Detectives Cox , and whllo thp warrant was served upon him by Court Officer Hoyle. The new complaint contained four count * . H charged deliberate and premeditated mur der by blows from the coupling pin , willful murder by strangulation and murder while engaged In the commission" n robbery. It Li Intended to cover all the facts In the case as far as they have been discov ered by the authorities. During the reading of the long Informa tion lllllolt stood passively before the bar with his eyes downcast and his manner did not betray a particle of emotion. When the reading was concluded Police Judso Oordon asked for his plea and in a low voice he retponded : "Not guilty. I walvo examination. " Judge Oordon then remanded him to the county Jail without ball. Elliott wns taken Into the jaK and kept there until the vallsra and bundles he had when arrested \\ero ob tained. Ho had made A request for them , as they contained his underclothing and shirts. Hosas then carried back to the county jail and Into the "solitary" once more. County Attorney naldrlge fcald that the prisoner would not be tried within the next two weeks. Ho will be given that length of tlmo In which to prepare a defense. H Is understood that Criminal Judge Maker lian already decided upon the attorney whom ho will appoint to defend the prisoner. NO PROMISES OP CLEMENCY. U Is stated that Elliott has had It In hi * mind to make a confession ever since Saturday. He made a partial state ment then to Sheriff McDonald , but the authorities were not ready to take a complete confession. U was deemed ad visable then not to allow icporters to see the prisoner for the purposes of nn Interview until this statement was made. Sunday morning , however , permission was granted the newspaper representatives to talk with him , but ho had been evidently advised not to say anything , and therefore could not be Induced to tnlk. The confession will not Interfere with a determined prosecution of the case. It IB stated that no promises or Inducements of any kind were made to Elliott to bring out the confession. When spoken to regarding the matter County Attorney'llaldrlgo said : "Elliott made the confession voluntarily , no promises of clemency being held out to him. It Is plainly a case of murder In the first degree , and will be prosecuted as such. It Is evident from the. statement that he Is trying to justify the murder of the man , and thereby to get off with manslaughter. " Elliott has made no appeal to Ills relatives In Ohio and doea not know whether they know anything of his trouble. He told the newspaper reporters that ho had no Intention of applying to them for as sistance and 'lid not know whether they would come to his rescue. Ho received a let ter yesterday morning from fcome one at 31 North Seventeenth street , Columbus , 0. The address was apparently written by a woman and was In pencil. It was addressed as follows : Charles H. Elliott. Care of le- tectlvo Hudson , Omaha , Neb. " ISHYS 'Alii ' ? IIVVl.VC A IIAIII1 T1.MI3. Slurt Ou ( ulth ( I Vlt'tv of Si't'lim ; tin * \Vcirl.l. Frank Navlns and George Brooks , boys 12 and 14 years of age , passed through the city last evening while on their way from Connersvlllo. Ind. , to Denver. The boys are well dressed and evidently of respectable parentage. They have been beating their way west purely In a spirit of adventure and a recital of their troubles would nil a book of no mean proportions. In Chicago they fell In with some men who alleged they were police officers and who succeeded In extorting from them all the mcney In their possession , under threats of arrest. They arrived In this city In a penniless con- ' dltlon and were given lodgings at the union depot during the night. They Imd eaten nothing for two days , they asserted , and the sympathies of the depot employes were enlisted to such an extent that a small amount of money was subscribed for them and a square meal at a neighboring hotel furnished. , The boys left for the west with the heartfelt sympathy of their late friends in this city and a tic pass over the Union Pacific. _ _ _ nnr.viTins. Deputy Sheriff George Strykcr left yester day afternoon to secure a requisition for the man who Is charged with stealing a horse and bupey from Dr. Bridges. The suspect lies been located In Kansas. Miss Grace Gordon the , 17-year-old daughter of Police Judge Gordon. Is very 111 from pneumonia. Exposure to the Inclem ent weather when she went to church Sunday brought on the attack. Miss Minnie Smith , a domestic working foi a family In the northern portion of the city , reported the loss of a watch , valued at $15 , to the police yesterday. It was missed while the woman was on her way to ehurch. David Brandt , city editor of the Cedar Haplds Gazette , was In the city yesterday. He was In Cedar Haplds when Murderer Elliott was arrested and Interviewed him. His testimony will be used In the trial of the prisoner. J. P. McCamllass has fitted up a large room at Sixteenth and Davenport streets. There are sittings fcr nearly 200 people. The new church uas opened last Krlday evening by Mr. McCandlats and Hcv. C. W. Savldge. The dedicatory sermon was preached last evening by a local minister. t tjiii nu.iiJnn. ' mi 'irnj ! ! -fi FAG-SIMILE AteclnblcPrcparatloufor As SIGNATURE similating IhcTootlflmlRcguIa- ting Hie Stoniadis aiul Dowels of OF Fromolcs Digestion.Cliecrful- ncssanclRcst.Contains neither Opiuiu.Morplime nor Mineral. IS ON THE NAHCOTIC. hn Sail' OF EVEET flajnfcctt - BOTTLE UtAyntn flarm A perfect Rcmccly forConslipa- lion.SourStoiiiacli.Dinirlioca , AVorms.Convulsfons.Fcvcrisli- ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of tiZ&fffs&au NEW YORK. Oailorli is put tp In one-eo Ictt'.cj only , It it net cold la Lulki Don't allow acycua to tell ; oa nsythlsj clio en tbe plea cr proclia tbat it it "JEit 6i cecd" and "will ttswer cnry pnr- . " * nr that 0-A-B-T-O-E-I-A. pose. Bto yon get - - - - - - - EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. TAKE UP CHARTER REVISION Mooting of Committees Hold in the Oity Council Olmmbor. NEED MORE RLVENUE OR LESS EXPENSE .Nil Mi-Unlit * I'lnni Doclilcil On \i | . jiuiritiiKMit Tnl ; i-u I iilll it Inr T Atli'iiilimiM * t'nnlil lit * Sci'iircil Si-vcrnl The task of formulating the nmemlments that the next legislature will lie nskctl to make to the Omaha charter was bosun at a nu'i'tliiR held In the council chamber last night. The nUemlnnco wns limited to mem- licrs of the council with some of the mem bers of the legislature ami .1 few other citi zens. As most of the talking wns iluno by members of the coui.cll the proceeillnRS \\ffii harmonious to the point cf unanimity , but ilcflnlto notion was deferred until n future meeting , when a larger attendance Is ex pected. Cadet Taylor , chairman of the special committee on charter revision , appointed by the city council , presided nt.tl 1) . 11. Wheeler acted ns secretary. There were also present Frank Hansom , John II. Uvntia , Frank llur- man. John II. Duller and Joseph Crow , mem bers-elect of the legislature ; John Joftcoat , U. K. Uruco , Dan Farrell , Jr. . C. S. Mont gomery , Dr. J. J. Savllle , City Attorney Connell. City Clerk lllgby , Ir. S. II. Townc. William Mulhall , and Councllmeu llunnester. Allan. Knii-nt. Thomas. Saundcrs , Christie , Kennard , Hascall ami Ulngham. Major Whculer read a letter from Presi dent Charles F. Weller of the Commercial club , stating that lie had appointed C. S. Montgomery , K. 31. liarileU. 11. S. Wllcox , 13. K. llruco and Dan Fan ell. Jr. , with A. P. Tukey and John S. Ilrnily as alternates , to represent the club on the committee. Hcprcsentatlvc-clcct Charles K. Curtis oi South Omaha notified the committee that It would bo Impossible fur him to attend Its sessions , but his vote could bo depended on for any amendment that was for the best Interests of the city of Omaha. In opciilng the discussion Chairman Tay lor stated that this matter was more Im portant than ever at this time. The city had reached a point when Its assessed valu ations \\cro going one way and Its expenses another. The amount raised for the sinking fund was not sulllclent to pay the fixed charges of the city and during the past few years It had been very dllllcult to meet the obligations from month to month. It was Important that whatever action was tal > en should be unanimous In order that the amendments might go before the legis lature without a contest from Omaha. City Attorney Connell remarked that It would be Impossible to frame a charter that would bo approved by ever > body. The thing to do was to work out the best result possi ble nnd stand for It unitedly without regard to Individual views In regard to any particu lar section. GOVI3HXMI3NT TOO EXPENSIVE. Councilman llasrall declared that the main point was the necessity of aecurlng a Ires expensive city go\errment. Some of the present boards should be got rid of and a uniform valuation of property secured. William Mulhall spoke for organized labor and made a vigorous demand for reforms that would make the burden of taxation lay on all classes alike. There were too many boards In the first place and the city had a government extensive enough to govern a million of people. He denounced ( he ac tion of the Hoard of Education In retaining the usele-H luxury of a paid attorney when the city attorney WES willing to do the work. The discussion turned to the .subject of luxation and the sentiment seemed to bo unanimously-In favor of the creation of the office of tax commissioner along the line of the amendment that wru proposed two yearn ago and which was read by Major Wheeler. Several Instances of the Injustice of the present system wore elted and the neces sity for a different system was vigorously urgcJ. A motion that such an amendment should be asked for was offered and laid over for future consideration. Hascall then called up the Hoard of Public Works matter and several councllmen cx- presrvd thcmselrca emphatically In favor of the cntlro nnnlhlllatlon of the board. Councilman Kmcnt declared himself In favor of reducing the number of councllmon to nine. These ehould bo paid a salary that would enable them to give their entire tlmo to municipal affairs. If this was done much of the work that was now done by the vari ous boards could be attended to by council committees. Kment was also In favor ot abolishing the Hoard of Flro and Police Com missioners end turning the management or the Pro and police departments over to the committee on police of the city council. After some further desultory discussion an adjournment was taken to this evening. lfiiiitrrliiiK < * H of < li < - I.IIIIKN. DE HOLT Neb. , Nov. 3. 1890 My mother has been troubled for four years with hem orrhages of the lungs. Laot winter she began taking Hood'x Sareaparllla. and the past summer she was free from this terrlblo trouble , which had afflicted her so long. Sim has not beeti so well for years as she has been alnce taking Hood's Sareaparllla. Miss Sena Young. Hood's Pills cure nil liver Ills. ItcvriirrcM UliiiHi'ir mi IIIN Mollicr. Alex Itoth. n young man who has hail rrmslilcnihlo trouble lit tlmoH with Ills mother , who conducts ) ft store nt 720 North Sixteenth Htrrot , walked up to the parental pstnli'lphrncnt last evening and deliberately klc-ktil Into fragments u large glass win dow , which nilmlnpil light to the basement of the building. Ho wns arrested for mn- 1'clous ' destruction of property. Hoth was arrested i-ome tlmn ago for assault and li.ittery. The compUilnant In both case : ! la his mother. _ I'KIIEOXAI. PAHACIIAIMIS. H. L. Goold of Ogalalla was In the city J yesterday. > Ocorgo S. Gould 1ms gene to Dollwood . on business. Edward Sheldon of Nebraska. City was la the city yesterday. Ocorgo A. Swale of Buffalo , Wyo. , was cu Omaha visitor yesterday. Douglas Cones , a Pierce attorney , was an Omaha visitor jtstcrOay. Charles U. Bradley of Casper , Wyo. , was among the arrivals yesterday. Charles Cox left last night for Sheridan , > Wjo. , on a short business trip. T. h. Ackcrman. sheriff of Stanton county , was nmong the arrivals yesterday. W. I ) . McQueen , a' hanker from Hay \ Springs , was an Omaha visitor > cetorday. J. G. Hamilton of the Norfolk licet Sugar ' company was among the arrivals yesterday. Charles Wright left for Mexico last night , ; whtro ho goes to attend to some mining Interests. < E. Dlgncll of Lincoln , division Eupcrln- A tenilcnt nf the Durllngton road , uas In tbo , city yesterday , j W. P. McCrcary of Hastings , president of ] the State league of Itepiibllcan Clubs , was In the city yesterday. j President Ell A. Harncx of the Hoard of I State Fair Managers was In Hie city yesterday - i terday whllo en route from Chicago 19 his j homo In Grand Ulnnil. " Mlis Elizabeth McEchron of Glens Falls , N. V. . who 1ms been the gum of Miss Grace Allen and of Miss Mabel Taylor during Ilia past fortnight , left for ttvansvlllo , Ind. , yes terday afternoon. She will visit Omaha again later tills seaeon , when eho will iako a trip to California. Nebraska at the hotels ; I , . W , Hoblnnon , Clay Center ; George W. Whlttaker. Kwir- noy ; 0. I , . Peyton , Crelshton ; C. F , Idd- Ingt , North Platte ; A. L , Tucker , Wayne ; John E. Orlce. Fremont ; H , J. Mack , Kear ney ; C. H. Elmcndorf. Turlington ; C. K. Magoor , , Lincoln ; W. H. Dillon , Hastings ; Albert O. Swift , Nebraska City ; S , C. Dlllcy , Hed Cloud : D. W. Foster. Auburn ? N. W. Howe , York ; H , W. Pickings , Laird ; Fred Ilenton. Grand Inland ; Frank II. Wilson , Plattsmouth. Throat DlieaHca coraincnco with a Couth , Cold or Rare Throat , "llrown's Bronchial Tracing" glv Immediate roll to. Sold only In boxes. Price 25 ctnlu.
