Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 21, 1890, Page 7

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All advertisments in these columns ars pub. 1shed in Doth morning and cvening editions of Kyl e the circulation of which aggrezates thian 18,000 papers daily, and gives the ad- the benefit, not only of the city circu- Iation of Tne Bk, but also of Council Blufts, Lincoln and other citiss and towns throughout this saction of the country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columng will be taken on the above conditions, at the following busi. ness houses who are authorized agents for THe o and will quote the same rate: the main oMo L, Pharmacist, 820 South . YHASE & EDDY, Stationers and Printors, 113 & J" Eouth 10th st Q M. FARNSWORTH, Phars o ing Stroety ‘\r J. MUGHES, Pharmaclst, 624 North 1 o Streot. G EO. W, PARR, Pharmacts 'J,I'rmma-A'lh\lx.\(,\& worth Stre SITUATIONS WANT & s W' ANTED—Position as accountant or general correspondent by a man of 23 years expe- rince witn large concerns, Unquestionable re- ferences, Addross T 12 Be b7 10 7 ANTED—A place to work for board an I, B0 o sehiool. " Reforencus. Addruss 131, 60, \\',\Nl‘l )—Situation by expert laay steno- grapher, four years with law and loan office; good education, rapid and accurate; best £ recommendation troni rormer emyloyers. Rem- mington or Hammond, Salary 15 ver month. ‘ Address B 10, Beo office, Council Bluffs, 741 10 ANTED-~Position as collector; of 08 8 24T 13 ¢ HELP. N, 16th st. Y 214 e reference and bond furnished. Add Bee. ED---MAL WANTEll—Imrk«oper at 7l ung man to go to Sloux Ciiy. S aalary 70 per month, Ad Lite buil NTED—Men for the Un tension in Utah and Nevada; te, good wages and steady Work. Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam st [ ANTED~—Kallroad laborers for Utah and Nevada, Filley & Kramer, cor 11thand Farnam. ki TANTED-—Local agents to reprosent the un- dersigned at all principle cities jn the Uni- ted Stat being manufactirers’ agents, repro- senting over fifty different lines of staple und fancy spoclalties—goods and wares to be sold to the trade. Energetic workers who can give satistactory hond and can advance sufficlent money to cover costs of & complete sample out- fit, wili find an excellent opportunity to make money and have a permanent position, Ad- dress. Caldwell Cominission Co.. 205 Kandolph st., Chicago, 11l 6020 /\VAN'rHu—un men (o wWork on ice at SWITUS icoliouse, Cut-Otf lake. Apoly at Ics house. healthy ¢ Albright's 1 / “ANTED—Man and wife for farm, 25: also R “g0od hand. Mrs. Drega, 31434 5. 15t st. 2 30-20t ANTED—Ttroe good cooks for private bourding housee, $; one for smail hotel, ®0: competent second girls, $1h; nurses, &; inundross. §16: cooks for conntry towns. $2; kitchen girl, waitress and cook in private fam: Ay 40: no ushing; glrl for family of two in Plattsmouth, §15. Good places inall parts of the clty for general housework. No girl neea boldiatn Omata. Mrs. Broga, Sl4% S 16t st ANTED-—Salesman—We want first-class en Who are already traveling salcsmon to our In\)r\u‘flnf oil and grease smmples as aside line. Columbia Oll & 1and, O, g 651 213 'WAN'I'ED- -Agents for the best article ever produced; costly outflt free: no peddiis and no money required until sales made an delivered, Address N. M. Freedman & Co. Martinsburg, Mo* B0t T HE Denver Stute Lottery Co, want_agents, [nukeln b0 cents, Address A, C, Bnn‘.“ oy Denver, Colo, 500 248 ANTED—A first cluss blacksmith, one that can do first class plow work and horse shoeing; apply to Wm. Sperling, I“Wafiwab' carr ANTED—Salesmen at 816 per month salat and expenses to sell & 1ine of silvor-plate aTo, watchies, etc., by sample oniy: horseand o " team furn . Write at once for fuil par- * tioulars of goods free, ard Silv on, Mass. EN o travel for the Fonthill nurseries of Canada, Wo pay 8 0 to $100 & month and expenses to agents 1o sell our Canadian grown stock. Add, Stoze & Wellington, Mld{nou‘h‘yu VW ANTRD-Canvassers at Singer Bewing Machine Office, 1518 Douglas st, 206 F 8 MALE HEL ANTED—Ladies and young inon to imstruct in book-keeping: situations. J. B. Smith, expert accountant, 40 New York Life bullding, URSES and_others wanted to 60 25t N thol llghx qualify themselves tor medical and e nursiag with few hours private instructions, Buccess guaranteed. Call and investigate my method of tralulag, Jumes A, Lonsdale, With nelt block, 16th and Harney, 553112) ANTED=4 cooks, private family, 8 week; lnundresy, $4.60; 4 waitresses, 83 cnamber: mald, 2 dishwashers, 4 cooks in boarding house, #; 50'girls general Work: lots of new places every hour.” White's” otice, 110" north st 03 20t a7 W ANLED=D good women to do Tight housc- Work and asaist in care of sick, #5. Mrs, et Birogzm, B1435 8 15t 76 21T h WANTRI)—TM: girl,age 14 to 16, 130 Harney, 6 21) TA? ANTED—A zood_womian 000k for restan- rant. Good wages and steady work to right one, Address office. " 0s0-21) \t ANTED-Professional nurse. Room 2 y Continental block.” Apply at onee; ] NTED—At o ane chamberm: A WV ANIED~Girl, call a1 4625 Hamiiton atroot. Only two in family, 650-29) | room | month, fornia streets, all convenienco Wakeley, room 605 N. Y. kife building. 950 NOICRENT = ADot JARDATY T t0 Teaponsthle tenants only, n residence in the Paul block, cor, 10th and Chicago; most moaern, attractive and olieap. W.d. 10m Farnam. 2 PV E lowsr story of house No, 27 Soutii 2ith st., b rooms and closet, ar heat, mantel and grate, gas, hot and cold And clstern water,bath good cellar, nice sodded yard, ai &5 [OR RENT new building on A, e, ADDIY at store 106 of ¢ Clouser. . r 16th and J ones bullding, George ) 0 brick house, eotric bells, bath, tanndy, ete., ¥ } ROOM flat with steam heaf, 16th st., Jones. Thos. F. Hall, 311 Paxton block, ROOMS FURNISHED A room, | ant south fornl 2016 all convenlences, for 1or 2 gentlemen California st. K 1 TIANDSOME furnished front room in mod. ern brick houso, Hoard if desired. Use ot teloph 1621 Unss, 09 LY furnished rooms, modern conven- fences, 217 Loavenworth . T4 L heated and furnished rooms, with VOREd, 2207 Farnam. Keferonces, T e, TFOOR RENT—One targs, nished room. 61 8. 17 N ICELY furnishea rooms with board, 4N special rates by the month, 162) Daven port. 054 204 JOR RE stes Furnished rooms on first floor, m heat, 213 8, Twenty-fourth st. 613 FOR BENT-Elezaatly = fornished rooms, hieated by hotair: alko use of hath: house hasalim dern improvements and only two blocks from postofli ce and one block from New York IAfe huniding: also first-class day board, at 111 South Seventesnth st., Omaha, 614 22 JOR RENT-—NI; furnished room with board, all modern convemences, cheerful rooms, central location: 1722 Capitol avenue, opp., Trinty cathedral, 016 1OST. T UST—Sunday eve. on motor car, betwoen AWebster st. and Park ave,, n pockethook. Return to Hotel Esmond and recefve "“.!‘“L Y eturuto . G, Hunt, OST—One bonv A 510 N, 16th st. and et roward, 70021 RENTAL AGENCY, MOR RENT-Houses and stores, Proporty | cared for, taxes paid. Midland Guarantco & Trust Co,, 1614 Farnani st. Abstracts. 681 F you wish to rent a honse or store see H. Cole, Continental block; oftice open eventrigs, o office open even- " H B COLB rental agent: n JJ . - Wiikinson, room 615 Paxton bloe RSONALS, (CURNS, bunlous wnd | warts sclentitoally treated. Massage and electric vApor tr ments by trained operators. Lonsdals pariors, Withuell block, 15th and Harne h2¢ 12) DERSONAL-—Divorce quietly: advice fre: Address Lawyer, box 631, Chicago, Tli i JPECIAL— o Invalias. 1,000 for any case of iles, or any case of fomale weakness, which my Specific Remedy will not cure. Safe and sure and pleasant. $1.00 for one month's treatment, sent to any address on receipt of price. ~ Address Miss Zoo M. Firby, gensral ngent for Nebraska and lown. Office 1518 Clark street, Omaha, Neb, 710 ¥ you havetho prevailing trouble, a gripne, or Iniuenza, which loads to bromehitis, prou: montn and cofisumption, conult Dr. J. Walter Smith,physician and surgeow,late of New York city. ‘Office, room 10, Bushian bik, cor, 10th and Douglas [ REON A L—The Metropolitan hall cor, 14th and Dodge, can be secured with or without Supper rooms ' far buls, parties, weddingzs,con- :’n!\(ml" for the season of 1899). Apply to orgo 315 TTHE clenncst and bust stornge in the oty ut low rates at 1114 Douglas street. Omaha Auction & Storage Ot [ OR RENT—Furnished room on Virgimaave, motor and horse cars. - Call, 314 8, 1oth st. FWO furnished rooms to let, 202 St. Mary's r“ urnished roo! t, Nlrl ¥ NT--Furnished rooms, with bath and stoam, 1519 HoWAFd at. 450 {IURNISHED rooms with board. heav and Tight, 825 per month; well Worth investigu- tion.” Callat210 N, 1otnst. 408 {IOR RENTPleasant furnished room and 00d tablo bord for two gentlemen or two ladies: §20 per mont city. 1030 Park ave, UT. CLAIR European hotel, cor. 1ith and FDodgs. Specinl rates by wevk or month, N ICELY furnished rooms for 1709 Dodge. [POR RENT—Furnisned rooms und oack parlor. 160} Douglas. THOR RENT—W two with board FOI! OB RENT Furnished rooms with board, 1722 Dodge st, o6 JPUBNISHED room with alcove. now house new furniture, all conveniences, }u-nuni location 4 blocks ‘of P. 0., suitable’ for ma 3 gentlemen, Soard If deatred, "Ad- entiomen only, 986 also front 087 JPLEASANT furnished rooms, withor without board. €02 N, 17th, cor. California. 142 J39) ARGE front room, with or without boards Lialso, smaller room; private family, 1813 Dodge, 983 OR RENT—Very pleasant room suitable for two_gentlemen, furniture new, on ' best car line, la;(pnr month for board and room. Address P 6, care Boe office, 333 FOR RENT--STORKS AND OFFICES OR RENT—Small atore, best location, estrent in Omaha, Address 123, Bee oflice. Tt ORIt RENT—Store bullalng, 20x70, In town of Diller, Neb, Address 8. Clark, Dwr.fl}lnb. JFIOR RENT-A third tioor, 20x100, with uso of slovator, 1118 Farnam st 62 22 R RENT—Tho 4-story orick bullding, with or without powor, formarly occupied by the Bee Publishing Co,, ‘016 Farnam st- The bulid 1ug has a fire proof cement basement, complete steam-heating fixtures, water on all the fioors, gns, ewc. _ApDly at the office of The Bee, 915 (STORE far rent, 614 8. 10th st. Inquire 1523 Jacks 574 OR RENT — The undersigned being the owner of of the following vacant stores and cwellings, will rent the same at speciat low Fles to séoure desirablo tenants for the win- r: Two new brick _stores, 24th and Grace, esch 20x00, with cellars, Three new brick T-room flats, 24th and Grace, with mantels, bath rooms and modern con: veniences. Six new brick 11-room houses, with every modern convenience, for rent at less tnan hai rates, 20th and Burdette. Oné new brick 10-rcom house with every con- venlence, 2th and Marcy. One atore building and_large cellar, 16th and Wirt, with mest market touls and’ fixtures, very' cheap, Six smail houses at 38 and 80 per month each, For particulars call at office, room 1, Barker block. C. . Taylor, IOR RENT--Store and good light basement; also fine light corner basewent in the new bullding on s. e, corner 16th and Jones st store fana basement 150, corner basemeut §15. Apply at the store 7068 16th st. Georgo Clotser. g'rolmmm foot, 4 stories and basement, D Harney. A 8 YHE party looking for a well lighted dry basement for job printing office or anythiug olse can got basement 160] Howard st. Jan. 1st. Ok, RENT-Store, 1111 Famam st 20x15 Judset, storie and " collar. Nutuna Shelton, JPOR BENT—Huif store, 1519 Douglas st, 0089 w TORES at, 707,700 711 8 Ififll. 22x60 each, Iarge Dsnow windows, steam heat furnished. ' Thos. ¥, Hull, 811 Paxton bl 564 wTORE 22x1)2 fo 3 1107 Haroey, T 4 brsem 194 -ROOMS UNFURNISH MO RENT—3 unturnished steam-heated ! rooms. “Two ten room houses, 18tn strect, between Charles and Clarke, Also one of the best locations in the city fof a barber shop. Fred D, Hacris, 1519 Dodge st. 60224 (YOIt RENT—4-room sulte, unfur, able for housekeeping, WAl family without and Webster st nut, a8, etc, to children; northwest oor. iTh W ANTED—-Girl to do embroldery, 720 & 1tk TANTED—Ladlos and_gentlemen to intro- duce our goods o salary or commission, at home or u--velms. 50 on eredit. Address with stamp, Hoyal Glove Co., Cinciunati, Ohio, AT ts wanted for my now WAN'I'EI’I—I.‘(IY “Noveity Walst"—a child's waist, ‘skirt, panties and’ hose supporter combined, ‘The cuteat littlo garment ever made. Agents mako $.60 dally, Also Mcintosh water-) f R lans, “Fronch Peasants,” Mother Hubbards— alpaca outside, rubber inaide—and full iine Indles’ and chilliren’s furnishing goods. Btam: for catalogue, E. H. Campbell, 484 llln(lmpg hicago. B619-2)¢ "v ANTED-Guod girl to cook, wash and tron, £00d Wages: none but comprtent need aps diy. Mrs. W, M. Bushmen, 614 8, 17th l;-‘ p _ DRESSMAKING, 188 E. Walsh, Lil§ Capitol ave, dress& cloak maker; plush coats relitted, relined,steatmed i i RESSMAKEHRS -Hel " Miss Stribilog, 141 Mhs® N 1580' DONOHOE dres ;plush cloaks B P R T “égfil'u' NOAGEMEN'TS to do dressmaking in fam- 1 lies solioited. Miss Sturdy, 510 8. S6th st. 508 € 13] FOR RENT--HOUSES, it RENT- From Feb. 1, & )0-room h L GEW. G Dostio bip 8- . Tibe bldg " ol g " OR WENT-Oue toor, 108 8. tu st y B - Pl s hdrn i it g R RENT-To man and wif, chtldron, of W%Mu motor fausexveplug; very mm- W Bee. - (R ANTED---TO RENT, YRACKAGE storage ot lowest rates. W. M Bushman, 1 Leavenwortn, Wi T CLAIRVOYANT. R RS, KOCLES, the famons fortune teller and clairvoyant: business. love, marringo and chauges; mestago reatment, ' Wi 8. Ltk T4h 26, (ORTUNE Teller—Mrs, Lenorman can be consulted on all affairs of life. Satisfaction guaranteed. No. 310 N. 16th at. 2 £ 15% R. GROUX—Massage, electric or magnetic treatment and oil baths. 402 N, 16th streot; Tooms 1 and 2. 01 21% F.3ou bave the pravailing trouble, In grippe, or ntluenza, which laeds n bronchitis, poeu monia and consumption, consult at once Dr, J. Waitar Smith, physician and_surgeon, late of Now Yorklty. Office, room 10, ushman. blk., cor. 16th and Douglas st. Bootie R NA 3 , clairvoyant .ed- ieal and buginess mediunm. Female diseases a 8p ecialy. 119 N. 16th st.,, rooms 2 and 8, 995 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. JTANDARD snorthand school,room 345, Ware Dblk, (successor to Valentine’s) the largest ex- clusiye short hand school in the west. Teachers ure verbatim reporters. Particular attention paid o typewriting. Mechanical construction of machine taught by factory expert. Cireulara. 07 FOR SALE- MISCELLANEOUS. for sale or trade for good heavy mfiyfiufl?ml {7 ERY cheap—Five spring wagous, One exira fine double sleigh, One cutter, Three buggles, Two carriages, Four ponies, Three carts, One coal bed, One set uln;fls ‘buggy harness, One set double buggy hurness, One chest carpanter’s tools, One bflat silver cornet, Room 13, Board Trade, PLLE REMEDY—rositive cure for I all forms. Sure cure or money refunded. .00 box. Sent _to any sddress on receipt of price, Zoe M. Firby, 1618 Clark street, Oli!l:‘lht (20D pony harness and wagon. Adaress T THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY 50,000 f privats Mone¥ 16 loan on tmprove inside propertys cashg hand. | Central 1n* vestment Co, oot % Cfiginber ot Commerce 4o ONEVY to loan in 1aygs sums, Central In Mo 6 1oom B, Chamber of Comn: merce, o JORIVATE money m’hu'; Small notes or mort- gages. Room 13, Board 6f Trade, 122 Priv I k Mort lowest rates, no deln atlall, 16 Brown bl a7 T ONEY loaned on &fi§ available security: business strictiy confiential. Stats Loan room 19, Continentar bik. 18 81¢ BlLDiNG Loans 614'%0 7 per cent; no ad- ditional charges for ddmmissions or attor- iloy's fees. W. 1. Melkig,birst Nat bank bidg. 04 First UTLOING loans. D National bank butlding, JONEY to Loan_ By B F. Masters, in any \WLamount trom $10 to $10,000, aud for any time from one to six months, T make loans o household £oods, planos, or- £ANS, horsos, milles, WAZONS, 1eases, ate., in ANy amount atthe lowest possible rates without re- moval of property ot publicity. My loans are so arranged that you can make ApAyment ak any time and rednce your (oterest Prorata, You pay intorest only for the time you kesp the motiey. 1f ¥ou owe & batance on your property I will take 1t up and earry it tor you. ¥ Momey always on hand. No delay, No pub- ', Masters, l’;‘l‘wll 4 Sholos, 210 I leity, “Lowest rates, Withnell block, 15th and Harney st ONEY TO LOAN In quantities trom 800 to 25,000 Nodelay. 18t and ®nd mortgages bought, Private money. at lowest rates and best privileges. Real estate for change, B. J, Kendall, room 306 Iir 0 First Natlonal bank, JEE Sholes, room JANUARY 21, 'OR SALE--REAL ESTATE. Ot SALE or trade by Cram & Bishop, room 4, Board of Trade, kL OR SALR or Exchange-~18 acresd miles trom postofice. ~ Dantols, &8 N. ¥, Life. [YOH SALE—80 teet fronting sonth on Han- scom park, 84,000, C. F. Harrison, POR SALE~03x155 feet near the Milton Rogera place West Farnam, east and sontn front, #1,00; terms easy. C. F. Harrison, N, T gate. i % HAVE cash customor for & SLAM, £,00), 1,000 or %000 stock of groceries, §3,000 stoc of gencral merchandise for equity in Nebraska farins; also cloar lands and_cash for morchan- dise.J. M. Ward, Room 4 Barker block; 00 24 OT K0x150 Hanscom place, east front, on Jgrade, honse§ rooms, cellar, city water, two story barn, Wx28, nico shade trees, price #,500. Five more property 1 miles west of Dundes 8176 per Acre. " Street ears to Dundee noxt sea- son. Colseth, Jopnson & Lovgren, room 6, Chamber of Commerce. G0l ~Three hlfl; [(R!(TH Plainview on $100 cach; J. . Laml, Goun- 805 2 cll Bluffs. OOK over this lis A fine little home,6 rooms, water, zas, bath, sower connections, mantol, not & mile from P, 0., on car line, paved street, east front, 4% cash, bal at Gper cent on easy' terms; & Kreat bargan Double front in Kilby place, only $1,000: 6 acres on ot line, will muke 24 fitty ftlotas & SUAD 10 this fOr SOme one; can sell o1 basy terms or trade it for a good builiing lot, Fast front lof in Mayno place just off Leaven- Worth 8t , only 2,20 40 £t in Pbefore making your loans, 105 VHATTEL loans at /confidential, J. B. Eminger, 14 N 0., N. Y. Life AMLbldg,complete abstracts turnished and tities toreal estate examined, pertacted & guaranteed. () BT, and_real estato Joans. . L Cox, 302 N, Y. Life Bldg, 13 [y TMONEY to loan on horses, wagons, mules, housenold goods, pIAnos, organs, disiuonds, at lowest rates, The firat_otganized loan office in tho city, ~Makes loaus from ihirty to thres hundred and sixty-five d&ys, which can bo paid in vart or whole at any time, t.us lowering the principal and interest. Cali and ses us when you want money. We can assist you )ln\mrkly and v your advautage without removal ot Rroperty or publiolty. Money always on hand. o delay in making loans. C, F. ftoed & Co., 10 8 13th at., over Dingham &'Sons. 103 - & ON D, 80 or urniture, HAT rates. Lowest 30, 0 or 90 days on ianos, horses, houses, etc. J, J. Wilkiason, ton blk. 120 618 OANS—City and_farm_loans, ago pa- IJ Y \ )Ilfi mort per bought. McCague Investment Co, ‘H, & COLE, loan agent. Open év’enfn.m ) ONEY loaned on furniture, horses and wa- tons, rates reasomable. City Loan Co., 118 st., opposite Millard hotel, 116 8 15t h INEY to loan on real estate socurity at lowest rates. Bofore negotiating loans ses Wallace, R 310 Brown bldg., 16th and oug 1 ANTED—First class inside loans. Lowest rates. Call and ses us. Mutual Invest- ment Co., 1504 Farnam. 106 ONEY to loan on sny security for short timent low rates. Lowest. rates on personal proporty, 50 £t on 17th near Nicholas, 8100 £t; Shinn's on Charies st, south front, 5-room cot- tage, $2,500, 08y ter Will bufld & houseto suit you in Plainview or sell on monthily payments. 5 Cheapest corners in Dwight & Lyman's addl- tion, 81,200; eay terms, G.room cottwge, Miami mtreot, just off 2ith, only 81,00; casy terms. Haias Tull lot on Davenport street near Yate's rost- dence, only $1,600: & groat DATK Can'sell’ cottages in almost any addliton on ensy monthly pryments. Call and sce, Fine lot near Spalding and 24th, ,flm\'lng and curbing all paid for; can sell it for $1150, ¥. K, Darling, Barker Block, h end Farnain, OR BALE—Very choap, no trades, farm of 54370 acres, sec i, 12 N, W, Hamilton coun- ty, Nab 2 mites from Marguotte, small house, stible, H0 acres of pasture fenced, livi price only §10 per. ncro, 00, one-t crop includod, Terms, $2200 cash, balance 6 por cont interost, 1 K- Atkias, owrler, railtoad uilding, Denver, Colo. 132 l Nottoe. Matter of Application of Chas, Walker, 1iamor lconse, Notice |8 hereby given that a1 npon the 18th ¢ It there be no objeotion, brotost el within two we ith, A, D, 1800, the said license i MAS WALK ~ Notice Matter of application of liquor Heeuse, Notice {8 hereby piven that Ald upon the 13th day of Janu soll malt 1110 Far from the of January, 150 If there be n tost filed within lith, A. D, 1590, 20 m street, Third ward of January, 18 »jection, 10 Weoks snld liconse CrAUS TrioMs| Notice, Matter of Apnplication of Mal Henry Uldermann, for iig sloners of Omaha, tuous and vinons llquors at 24th street, Eighth wara, Uma the 18t day'of 1891 s bo 110 objection, remor _plicants FPHE annual mesting ot the fie Beo Buliding o, will office of the Omaha fiee, Boo B on Tueaay, January 2ist, 18 for the purpose of el d ors for the ensuing ye: such other business ns may o meoting. 1 RAILROAD TIM CIICAGO, BURLINGTC _Omah, | _Dopot 10th nnd Mawon s Twaves 16 b m] . Chicagn Vestibilo 945 0 m Chicago Express. 840 p n Ll Chicago Txpress. 415 p m |Chicago Fast Mail via U.F Tenves | Omahn. BURLINGT & M r Vestibulo Bx) Danver Kxpros ¥ of January, file his application to the Board of Fire and Pol. foe Commissioners of Omaha, for licensa to sell mall epirieions and vinousliquors at No. 3 X ward, Shermau Avenue, Fifth Nob,, from the Ist day of Januar, day of January, 18] Iaus Notice to Stockholders. Depot 10th and Mason st Lincoln & Concordin Local tor Chns, Walker A. D, 30 Omahia, 1500 to the 1st smonstratce or s from Januar, will be grante i, Applicant, Thowmsen for Claus Thomsen ary, A, D. 1800, file his application fo the Board 'of Fire and Folice Commissioners of Oniaha, for licenss to pirituons and vinousliguors at 0. 4, Omahn, Nob., W, o the Ist day TOMONSrANCS oF pro« from January will be grantod, £, Applicant, thias New and nor leense, Notice (s hereby given that Mathias New and Henry Oldermann, Qid upon the 2Uth day cation to the board.of fire and police commis for license to soll malt, wpirl No. 1195 North whin, Neb,, from anuary, 1800, to the 1st day ot NSLEANnce or pro- tost filed Within two weeks from January fih, A. D). 1880, the sald ioanse will bo granted MATIAS NRW and HENRY OLDERNAN Ap- 2)- stockholders of he held at the ullding, Omaha, at four o'clock i o board of and transaoting come before tho dont Secretary, E CARD. N & Q| treot Dros Arrives’ P, Trans, RIVER. | tre HE best Business Residenco Vacant and suburban propertics in the markot are for sale by “‘the old reliable” M. A. Upton Co,, 16th and Farnam, 18 YV ERY low, 2 new touses and lots in Councit Blatrs: 1'lot, South Omaha, very little mon- ey required. Write A, B, Paddock; Bigin. Neb, 'OR SALE—A bargain in Plainvie lot, $1,2503 Jeash, n;)lll}lfl corner on Lake street, $1,500; 8500 cagh. Double cortfer in Sonth Omaha, 150 feet, east frout, #1. #5300 cash, Five acres 4 miies from Omaha postoflice,and 2miles from Exchange Bullding,8outh Omaho, 81,7603 8750 cash. 210 acres 5 miles from city Mmits, highly im« proved, 816,000; lalf cush, ‘Six-room cottage With bath, etc., corner, on Ouming st, $3,50); on easy torms orcan ex- change eguity in it: $2,00) for clear lat. W. 1t. Homiun, Koom g, Fronzor biook. 87 cornar e Hendersan Mortgage luyestiment company, Toom 4, Paxton block. 107 TVONEY toloan, 0. E. Davis Go., roal extate and loan agents, 1505 Faroam st. 108 K BYSTONE Mortuago Go—Lonus ot 810 to 31,000; get our ratos before borrowing and aave money: loan on horscs, furniture or uny aporoved seeurity, withont' publicity: notes bought, for new tonn,renswal of old and lowest ratos. Call 208, Shebly bli, 1oth & Howard sta, LuXNs made on real sitate and_mortgages ‘bought, Louls 8. Reed & Co, i 13, lial\l‘d];;llll TOIRST morte 2o loans at low_rates and no delay. D.V. Sholes, 2 First National bank. 5 %N{:leal:!lln: iflim h-':df‘h'm: L{‘el‘l " gi o ro, 1210 Farnap sf st Natfon: bank huflmnz. it A4 ‘ONEY to loan on city or farm property. Mflaa‘ J. Paul, 1600 Paroam 1, Prohe OR SALE— I E. COLE, loan . Open evenings. F = B‘!lph!l Bleighs! H- ) o i D {fl O s ens varloty, 1 000—Private monoy t loan or will buy good 18313335 676118 'mortgage, W, L. 8elby, r 13, Board Dr]l?‘d'. doske | = —~—— — R SALE or trade—One flat top e one eight-foot standing desk, one lease of | Section of school lands, 480 acres ' of improved western land and six sections of U. P. rallrond land. H. H, Henderson. 400 Paxton block. bo4 FUR BALE~4 fresh milch cows, 82 North 41th st., one block south of Cuming. 584-208 T you have the provailing troublo, L Grippe or Influenza, which leads to bronchitis, pneu- monia and consumption, consult at once'Dr. J. Walter Bmith, physiciag and surgeon, late of New York City, Office room 10, Bushiman blk, corner 16th and Douglas at. b6 £ 12 OR_BALE—Some good watches and_dia. monds cheap. B. F. Masters, rooms 4, With- nell blk. 358 0Rt BALE— Fine close carriages at Seaman's. Omaha's largest variety, Landaus, conper, rockaways. 3498 FOII SALE~One large Becht saugage grinder and horsepower complote; 1 Becht No. 3 stuffer. 23204 Cuming st. 079 19 R SALE—A well furnished firstclass bonrding house, 2200 Farnam st. 5% BUSINESS CHANCES. Fmi SALE or exchange—Big hotel and sa- Toon 1n good location in Omans. Daniels, BB N. Y, ere. 48 214 JROR SALE--Tne best baxary. confectionery and cafe in the eity. Danfels, 838 l:{.ul’é I:Aft v FIN £ stock farm in Towa. 60 miles from Omaba and 50 from Sloux City, for sale or trade; 1t 13 well lmproved. Crum & Bishop, room 54, Board of Trade. k4 DOR BALE—Good business, aiso liyery barn, best location in eity: good reason for sell~ ing. Address Lock Box 118, Holdrege, Neb. OR EXCHANGE—Another grocery stock, Daniels, <38 N. Y. Life, T08-201 OR SALE—The cigar and book atore at 422 S. 18U 8t." Chieap 0 cash bayer, Lo ront. 7274 QR 25,000 5tock of dry goods and_clothing, bar- giin for cash, box I Frankfors Tad. . O}t SALE—One 62-1nch Columbia Expert bi- cycle, cheap. Inquire L. H. Wood, care Soutn Umaha Nationul bank T15-21* ONEchup Touse, price 8500, Also oge dining ‘hall for #2000, ~ Co-Operative Lahd & Lot Co,, 205 N, 18th’st, 094 20 For BALE—A quantity of puilding wtono: pply to the superintendent Beo bull h&’:', 3 OR SALt—A 3h-horse power Portar engine 1in good condition, weight filll) pounds.eylin- ;mr 11x16; for particulars apply to The Hes of- TFINE carriago tenma and_ singie driyers and freah milch cows for sale at W, Is. Milard’s Hillside stock farm. Horses wintered at reas- omablo rates. T.J, Flening, m'g'r,Calhiout, Neb. 30-Feu 21 ~ WANTED- W ANTED-—A Bomington typewriter or call- graphi; must be choap aid [ Rood repalr. Address T 27, Bee oflice, 706 21 y Island, Neb., & nows wper und & roller mill. = AddFess G. D, Matthewson, () ANTED-A " remington or phonograph iypewritor; muat bo chenp dnd i good. condition, _Address 'I'27, Bee oflic 21 & customer for & bukery Or restaur- ant; will pay cash. Daniols, 838 N, Y R A e W ANTED-To buy 100 lots to build on for & l::‘lluu'.: 1nside belt line, J, H, Onrla.“ Barely W ARIED-Furuished rooms aud board for gontieman mad wite: suburbs preforred; modorn conventences. Addres 7 17 Loe oftice: ht-room house ANTED—To rent an e with all modorn conveniences: must he navdy to lines. Address H.J, Pinkering, 00X 627, Omaha, 20-20 ANTED- By geutleman and wife 2fur- nislied roous with modern fmprovem ents i Al A wood board. " Wrlie to k- Siriagery Donklas ¥ LLANEOUS. 2 h CINTIRE weather strij on windows for o & last b years and koe furnished and put oot. Warranted to out all dust and cold drauglits, Address L. J. Keene, 24 Humilton atreet, GU5-243 ") MONEY, 810 for 81, %25 for 8, 80 for §, §100 for ¥5, aaaled, Wm, Robinson, Arcola, N, Q. jadiear:! |3 762-2) ]SWUK ADOPTION girl of strictly QroasT1b Hesofon. _ ~_ Biss) CONOMIZE in fuel and keep your cellar Eood by covering your lulm’ 'I)‘l with Meal, fire-proof, non-conducting cover-~ placlieripent o SRy il o . es Bowari'ie. Gumata, Neb. " 85'3%" ¥ youhave the prevalling trouble, La Gri) Ioryflmuuul. which luufm l‘.’rm‘:'cm?lu. ’pl: tonia and consuniption, consult at onos &u J. Hon el Mgt 2% i it - Oflice room ushman blk., corner 10th aud Douglas, boo ¥ 13 H:I. COLE, notary public and u_nvn#rfl. P et i sl Skt (e, B anonths old baby first-class PArentARS, "A‘ - ot an s oo TRl S o Lo merce. K Sales every Tussday Thursds, Omaha Auction 't'swrws‘w“ %m H, ¥ COLE. reliabis tro Lasucance. oc) 'WANTRD—I'urmI.nn. carpets, household oodll for cash. Wells Auction & Storagi co. BT % ot st el ud TANTED to Buy—#3600 kood short time paper. H, H. Henderson, 40 Plxr‘n bl ASH for all Kinds of household goods at 1114 ‘Douglas street. Omaha Auction Bwt“s Co Omaha, Neb. u{?l #a ANTED—A stock of drugs. JPQR BALE—A goneral morchanaise storo ot Florence: Invoce about #,00); this s kood chance for some one; 1ok it ip. Cowan & Hall, Fiorence, Neb, 301 21t R SALE-—Blacksmith and wagon shop: one roller feed mill and engine house com- plete: house, barn and or five lots, Call on or nadress J, C. Hall, Leigh, Neb. BO6-17 | Tt :Fuu SALE—The controlling interest in a wetl establishod state bank in i live county sent in Nebraskas; the oldest bank in the place; nas the largest line of deposits, anu all the best facllfties for conducting the business: will bear the most thorough invesiigation. M. H, Hen- derson, room 400, Paxton block, Omaha, Neb, T, you wisn to engage in Lusiness come and 560 us, We can offer you an opportunity never befors equalled. Koom 15, Chnmber of Commerce, 488 ANTED—A partnar with $,09 capital in & well established grain_and' sesd busine ina livetown in eastern Nebraska. Koom 15, 190 Chamber of Commerce. TOR EXCHA Nd g Humwuu-: stock in city for cash snd elty property, Jewelry -gcmmun stock 1o city, will nvolce about §1,#0; will trade for lot or house and lot in city &nd assume soms in- cumbrance, Co-Operatiys;Liand & Lot Co., 205 N, 16th at. ti 601 5) 0 EXCHANGE —Clons | stock dry goods and Clothing. - Hox 10, Fratiktore ln‘l;':s“'" Hhida OKTGAGE paper for, Ouiatia property oF merchaudise, K i fumber of Commerce y Droperty for mer- O MR o i 128 MPROVED farm _and chandise, Address, merce, ANTED—Good commercial paper. Ne- braskas Mortgage Loan Co,, bl l'nwblw:lx. MONEY TO LOAN. JRUILDING loans mado at lowsst rates of in- terest. Also, loans on unimproved city property, We have some private funds to 1oam gn rick Fesidence O busiuess waxfla very uvoravle lerms. Good me 0 noLes boughi. Kluball, Olamp & nyu."%'fmum, o ¥ i Muniéy'muad on_chattels cr second mort- & ages. If you wish to buy, sell or teade, call on Crum & Hhhop.mumu.);lum ot ;!;;'lao AR S e Sy S Lg:“u.s %avh:n raves us:d-l:uwmul q M °|= Y available security, ‘&c ¥ HILADELPHIA M Trust Co. PARSLE S Morns -‘f 1o Berrowarn, et s Moot ot Foom T, Loazd of trade, o [ONEY toloan on furni il hors S aens L HERE S Bt NE b dollars privat money 16 lovy or will nc time mortguge mote. Room n:ud of an‘ °H."°' Lttt bxchunge eall on or address . K. Cole, 1. b, ontinental, Oftice open evenings. 133 W ANTED 0 trade ' §hod Neurasks faria for n cloar South Omahs lot. I 1, Cham: ber of Commerce, o 1 of ¢ o W E have some fine Ouiilia_residence proper- ty, oncumbered for KBGUE one-third. of ity value, 1o exchange for oleaz Nebraska land eust of range 16 west, aud 8outh of townshin =1 north.” Room 15, Cnumber of Commerce. 491 Fork 00d: Address, IPTOU have myfllln;;: 000 stock of millinery clear land %l‘ cash, “ulbertson, Nel . W7 18 ANTED-To hange lots for h L ST AT 5;“:.‘,‘ FUUBT moruwages, clear iands and Omaha houses 10Ls 1o ex.] Ac other bullding material, "Mfl'flé‘:n'& IVL‘)I BALE or Iulnm‘ hlll.!:l.nralln . and ot 18 Cutaba 1Fy0u" wabt 3 o e e Heaiothis “Hoom 10 iinner ar' home nyes: owner Lock Box ABSTRACTS OF TITLE = The Mesd Lu PER OENT o, . ORI ) | A SN ) LRt R BALE—Good 5-room house 81,600, vacant iot 880, one 3-room house with barn $Li0). Apply on premtses, 3415 Decatur gy_x;;;s)t; A CHANCE TO SECURE A NICE HOM e COTTAGE JUST COMPLEYED poppleton avenue; substantiaily built througnout TH DOUBLE FLOORS, FURNACE BATH, HOT AND COLD WATER AND CISTIRN, SPLEN- » s The now motor car lino f \ to Hanscoin park. 18 Withiin thice short blocks and ‘the street oar company {5 now stringing their rails on 82d st., within a block, for their motor line. It you want's BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE in one of the, Nicest Nelghborhoods e in town. HEALTHY AND PLEASANT LOCATION. Tt will pay you to call at once and see this roperty. PPBAN GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, GEO, N, RICiS N. Y. Life Buflding. 406 11 IVE room cottages (#1,600, sach (8100 cash down, balance 315 per month. Thos, F, Hall, 311 Paxton block, 120 C, BT.J. & nd on at ity Day Kxp ght Exp. UNIO) press. ¥ Expre: Tonves VITITW, Omalia. 1 Wih A m 0 Fxpross 420 p m lo Limito 500 p m) 0 Mall {rou C 265 p m astern Flye WCHICAGO, It P, depot, f0th v Night Expross. Atlantio Kxpross ~SIOUX CIIY & PAC Gmabia. | Tib 616 p m Paul Express Inck Hills Exp) astings Exp. (Kx, Su vahoo & Lincoln C B vin U. P. Trans. PACIFIC, Depot 10th and Marcy stroots rand Tsland Exp. (excopt 8un.) U. P.depot, 10th_und Marcy Sts. Uity Fassengor. "B & MO VALLEY Dopat 15t and Webster assenge ork & Norfolk (Bx. 8nndy treot pross Arrives Owahn. 1005 p m FIC. Arrives Omnha | 20pm 20 p m nda; Toavos Arrivos Omaha. d Bts. | Omaha. B00 a m| . Blonx Oity Accommodation...| 945 p m oux ity Kxpress, 10 p m o m Westward. £ Webster 8t.... Oak Chutham. |5 Druid Hil ... Lake Streot. Walnut Hill Dundee Place. BEERTE Seymour Portal. CErrEPE) VY AUGH & Westorfield.roal estate, EGxfi:m SOUTH Omana iots, W, L. Selby's ada, w. JPQR SALE or Excnange—lst oluss unincum. bered Kansas farms for city or Douglas co. property. It you wish to buy or sell real estate or borrow money in any quantities be sure to call on B.J. Kendall, oom 306 Brown building, aib_F1e OTS in Sherldan Piace, Leavenworth stroet, ithree blocks from street cars,only two miles from court house, Prices 8300 per lot, 810 down and #10 a month, soven per cont interest, Lewls B, Reod & Co., room 13, Board Trade. BIT ILL sell the very desirable residence of Robeat Easson, 6sq., on Howard st., West Quiaha, near d7th st. - it property coiiprises & well bullt house of 11 rooms and attic that will give 8 more rooms if needed. Kirat floor s finished in Oak and second m Georgla hi pine. Cellar and laundry, furnace and furn room complote, sewer, gas and city water con necions all ade, Birn for b horses and amp! carriuge room and room for coschman, Lot has 110 £t, frontage by 170 depth to a 20-foos Drivatealley. Promises front south on sirce with established grade and are in the bost esl dsncg location fa tho city of Omana. - Satisfac- tory reasons given for selling. Ames, Sole Agent, 1607 Furnam St 01 23 Dundoo Plice. Walnut Hill. Lake Street, UNION PACIFIC These trains also stop at 15th, atreet men's trains do not run , Summit and Savidge Crossing, SUBURBAN TRAINS. 17th, 20th and 24th *Working- “Hrowd-[ Traos-| for Omuha Dej UR foet on 16th st., near Farnam. witn fino new business block; rents for &1,000 8 year; must have 816,000 cash, '§12,000 er cent, long time; great offer. Address ffm,l‘li;u, 15T your property with H. E. Cole. O UTE Omahaylots, W. L. Selby's add. [ > TR BALE 6% will buy iot %130 in Omana View, one block frum motor line, nlcely on grade. Lots in this addition are worth §1.000, and the above price s opan for u short ti/m only. \c Bxpross __Unlon Dopot, Council longo Kxj etinilo. Limilo stern Fiyer, niengo Ml lougo Expre 'ACRES Omaha property for sale on your own terms, Daniels, 838 N, Y. Life. G, B, Teschuck, care Umaha Bee. he T08-20% [ JTRINGER & PENNY, S Tienl Estate Agonts, Have for o or trade, Desirablo lots, blocks and_acreage property, " l‘n‘g‘mhu and vicinity, Correspondence 5o~ el 8, K. corner 16th & Dodge, Omaha. I Notice, Matter of application of Peter E. Ller and Hen i Bueasenbach, doing businsse wader the rm name Of Lier & Co., for Mquor license, Notice 15 hereby given that Peter E. llor and Henry Buessenbach, doing business undor the firm name of ller &'Co.. did upon the 14th day of December A, D, 16bil, file their upplication to tho Hoard of ‘Fireand Police Commlssioners of Umakia, for tcense to sell malt, spirituous and vinous 'liquors at No. 1112 Harhey sireet, Third d, Omaua, Neb., from the ;lst day of Jau: 1 to the 1si day of Jaduary, 1891, 0] no 0bjection, reMoNsLrance or pros tost filed within two weeks from January litl, D, 15w, the aaid license will be grante eter E. Iler and Heury Buessenbach, dolng business uner the firm uawme of Ller &Co., Aps plicants, 10 Notice. to sell t, spirituous hl No. Mflm g street. ob., m;; the 1st diy of January, 1801, ot fllod witikin fwes weeka rorn S hsiary, Bt Wi WO woel a0 0 A, D. 150, the sald llum'i%‘ ko oty L Jaues P, ConnaLLy, Applicant. K. Unlon Depot, Gounail lo Liwited; 0 & NORTHWESTERN.| Blufts, , 81308 & 0. B. Dy Kxpre -..Kaneas Olty Night Express Arrives | runator Arrives Transfor Blu Unlon Depol, Co OMATIA & BT LOUN. JOS Nos, 303-404-17 STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1589, o m BIOUX CITY & PACIKIO Arrives Union Depot, Connell B Trans for ~Bloux FIF Acoow TOE T m A 81 Paul Expr 3 060 OF PENS, CLOTHI SOME FRENCH LITERATURE. Directed Against Sunday Papers by tho First U. P. Pastor. WORSE THAN THE SALOON. inisterial Artists oint Out Deep Damnation of the Tak of the Seventh Day Nows« papors. the 3 Sunday Papers, It was a smaller coterio of clergymen than usual that mot in the Young Men's Christinn association hall yesterday morning at the tnird meeting of the ministerial union to pass Judgment on tho wicked Sunday nowspaper. In the ubsence of Rev. Dr. Lamar, Rev. 4. I\ Detweiler was choson chairman, Rev. Mr., Fronch, of the United Proaby- terian church,was announced as the speaker of the day, and his subjoct as being *“The Sunday Newspaper,” Mr. French opened his address with a complimont to the newspaper men of tho city snd couutry who were so diligent in gathering up every item of interest to tho peonle; also for thivir fuirness 1o comment, the wisdom with which they discussed publio affairs and the deference with which they treated Christians and religion. “One fo slow,” said the speaker, *'to incur an antago- nistio rolation with them. Thor influence is scarcely less thau that of the pulpit on jus- tice aud humanit, What | have to say is not in antagonism but iu friondly criticism, There are many ways in which the papers might be brightened and strengthened and it is our privilego to point theso out. “In this Sunday newspaper business, there is but one of two things to do, either to convert the present Sunday editions into religious papers or suppress thom entirely. 1 favor the latter course. We do not oppose the pupers from u political stundpoint, but, us pastors and adyisers of our congregations and from that standpoint we speak almost with authority. Ho who reads the Sunday paper reads very hittle that is suitablo for Sunday meditation: the records of crimes and of Aporticg news aro as bad s the Suudny the- atre or prize fighits. The society and theat- rical news is inconsistent with roligion, “The man who advertises in the Sunday paper is ns guilty as though he opened his store on that day. A Christian merchant who advertises hLis wares in the Sunday paper is worse than the editor of the paper as the latter does not claim to bo a Christian and is consistent in his actions. “Iam opposed both to Sabbauh toil and Sab- batt traflic. The reporters and otber nows- paper men ought to have a duy of rest, I dou’t care when thoy get a day of rest us long as they got one day in seven. It 18 & fact that considerable of the work on the Suuday newspaper is done on Sab- buth morning in spite of our Sunday laws, and be who receives and reads the papor is particeps criminis, Thereis a moral harm in the perusal of the Sunday newspaper. Iuv turns the thought into secular channels and hus & tendency to lower the sauctity of the day. . A great many of the subscribers to u Sunday paper are irreligious, but 1t must be a source of ustonisment to_newspaper mon that 8o many Christians take it. 1t is an ov- 1dence of the decline of the church. “The Sunday newspaper and saloon are relatives. The subtle influence of the Sun- day paper 18 worse than the saloon. Only a few young men become drunkards from the saloons, but there are myriads of young men and young women whose only sermon is found in the Sporting columus of the Sunday paper. Spiritually, they become paralyzed by such reading. It is our impegative duty to deny the Sunaay paper entrance into our howes, Wo should speuk out clear on this subject. Wo should :lol play the dumb dog while souls are being 0st, “I wo can receive the Sunday paper with- out the weekly edition, why can’t we re- ceive the weekly edition without the Sunday papert I the Sunday paper is thrust upon us, it soon eains the wmustery. At first when we receive it wo place it on the shelf for pe- rusal on Monday. Next we-take it down to 800 the church notices. Soon we gef to road the other portions of it and almost before we kunow it wo look forward eagerly to its com- ing on Sunday morning, and it is more missed than any other edition of the week. “Sin is a monster of such hideous mion, Thav to be hated needs but to be seen. But seen too oft—familar with his face, ‘We first endure, then pity, then embrace,' At the suggestion of Rev, Mr. Thain the various ministers present were invited to express their opinions of the Sunday papers. Rev. Mr. Holt was the first called, and ho said that, after a person had read a news- paper oun Sunday worning a minister couldn’t pound a sermon into his head with a sledge hammer. All sermons were then vaip, Bun- day school scholars und teachers that had read the papers didn't go with a zest w the house of (God. How little it took to cause them to turn from God! If the gospel hadn’t attraction enough they had betier stop preachiug it. Rev. Mr. Henderson thought that it was possible for one to do too much reading of even religious matter and induce mental dys- pepais. We need more meditation, more thought, If the Sunday paper was travs- muted into a religious journal there would be a likelihood of too much reading. The publishers of the papers should respect the ininisters’ rights and abate the Sunday edi tion—the Sunday curse, Mr, Crane said that he bad ordered his Sunday paper stopped, but Sun- duy one wus thrown into bis. yard and he immediately thrust it into the stove. The publishers had no idea how much the Sun- day paper degraded the morals, Uf they bad any regard for morals or chi anity they Wwould cease to publish the b‘uuduly paver. RRev. Mr, Dawson suid that he always com- mitted the Sunday edition to the flames, Rev. Mr. Schnaible dropped & bombshell by remarking that “I prefee reasaing the Sunduy papers to couning the books from the public library to which the children have ace I the' pustors fight the Sunday upers they will cause their church mem- ers to become hypocrites, s they wi smuggle the Sunday papers into their home aud read them anyway. It is 1o 8in us fur a8 1 can understand it to read a Sunday paper.” 1ev. Willard Scott said: “If this looality don't suit you, my dear ministeral brethren, why don’t you go elsewhere! It suits me all right, and I am willing to stay here, 1 he ministry 1s_undoubtedly highly honored in this city. I think the Sunday newspaper better than anv other edition of the weei. I never hear of u pers being de- terred from attending church by readn, it, Ido not know of its having interfes with auny christian work 1 have attempted to do. I regretits publication and circulation but am not prepared to make a martyr of it and consign it to tho flames liko some of my brothers here. 1 simply take out of it what Ineed aud that takes only s fow minutes, We should co-uperate with the editors, pub- lishers and reporters, and work to wake the world better. Let us try t build up the best city, the best city, the best conutry." Key. Lora saia that a man had @ right to swear or pluy ball on Bunday or read the Sunday paper if be chose, but christians whould not do those things, Itev. Williamson opposed the Sunday pa- per because it guve ite employes no day of rest. Key. Blving was glad the Sunday paper was no worse. He thought it was no use trying to oppose iv. He urged that more re- ligious articles should appear, b, tov. K. B. Graham thought that the Chris- tian people should subscribe in such great numbers for the papers us 10 dictate their politics. Ou motion the secretary was instruoted to ask publishers of the variaus dallies of the Ly 1f they would not publish definite week- duy rates without the Bunday eaition, v, Willard Beott moved that I-Il.} rs bo asked to present & condensation of "33 day uews inthe Monday paper and the mo- tion prevailed, e Piles! Paest Pllest Dr. Williams' Iodian Pile Olntment will eure blind, bleeding and itohlug pies when vther oimtments have failed. [t absorbs the tumors, nlm the ilohing at ouce, acts as & doultice, lostant relief, Dr. Wiliams® Indian Pile Ointmeunt 18 prepared ooly for pilos aud itching of the private parts, an nothing else. Kvery box is warrauted. by dru&:‘hu or sent by mmil oo receipt of price, and §1 per box. WILLL ' M'FG. €O, Prop's,, , Cleveland, O,