Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1890, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1890, , SPECIAL -NOTICES. A"" FRTISEMENTS for (hese solame will lpuu RENT—The e taken until 12:50 p,m., for the vening Tustfinished. Bath ar Ation and until 8:30 p m., for the morniug Only 2 left. C. 1 SUNDAY Dry | Nat'l bank Cash Inadvance. 1 | JOR RENT room cott modern impr: ] 'quu.-rvuJ: At8-room house, wil mod- ern improvements, cornet #id and Chieago. " | I‘.\’l T8~ Advertisenicntaon this page will be Apply at 1309 Fatnum st PLey chnrzed for at the rate of 1% cent per word tor (he first fnsertion and 1cent per word tor | #ach subsequent Insertion. and §1.50 per line | Ser month, No adveriisement taken for Les1 than 21 cents for tho first inertion. | JITIALS, fgures, syubols, oto., count each 010 word, | T: FSE advertiscments must run consects tively and under no etreumstances will o taken oF discontinued by telephone. ]) IES g In_ these colu having U ber-a jeiter numbored eheck to ennble the etters. Answers will bo deliv resentation ot 1his chieck. Enclose answers 018 Webster street, new nine sewer and water connected it and water, to get thelr rod only on ]4" K AR 20 Dot nts under the head of | TorRENT ant_10-room brick Lhooin Nottens are published in toth the | QR ! Gl R R By wors g and evening ed tions of THE ik, the | ()i rent due from Nov, 1. This Isa_snay eirculation of which aggregates mors Bennison Bros. 423 20000 papers dally. ani gives the advertiser | A gl Teneilt not only of (16 Targe clrewiation of R RENT-At “arn yin Council iluffs, | Jse. with modern o prov d twas in tho west | 0 o, AL 93 | Cottuge, with city Nicely furnished « eniences, Inquire n st., 4 0-room mentsand am- rnan St., o 5= roou o nd In gaon, renuir. Downe, v, Life Bldg, Advertising for theso columns will ba taket ns, ut the followirg bu anthorized totakespect rutes as can had th aveno be 45,000 best provem Farnan au ity in city NOSY. convenient cotta two blocks, 631, cor, 35th and J ze strosts noticcs, ut th main offic Cjes JOUTII OMAHA BKAN 1N Street, Lister Bloc JO1N . BELL, Phiuruacist, 80 South Teath i R RENT—A & room hous strcet, Inquire at 2014 Ch (1ASE & EDDY, fiationers and Printers, | - 113 8o th 160 stre 1 H.FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- . ing wtrect. "v J. HUGHE: « street. (L0, W. PARR, Pharr X worth street. j'x GHES PHARMACY 1o sts. OUSE for rent; ten rooms, venicuce, 621 8o, 101h st an RENT—A good G-room house . south front lot, near Luke and Sl man a at expiration of years wil you warrianty deed,subject to morigage this up. C.F. Shaw, §8 Sheeley bl modern con- , Phiarmacist, 64 North 16th Ton m house, all = ago st., #L6 Barker block. S room N walt Bros,. ]l"‘ S for rent, at G2 venlent (o depot. of T.J Pier SITUATIONS WANTE Nico cottage. Tor vates, ete., wee top of_first orliemn on (s page. W ANIED Tady with 1ots of experience desires a position in shorthand and type- writing. bookkeeping or any kind of ofiice work. Ilas a typowriter, Keferences No. 1, Address V11 Oniihia B \ 7ANTED—A stiuation Miico by o lad 15 y 5!" e, Good refordne ddaGrove, Ta. W W trade, Lowr yom modern house with nice st; also S-room house and 1l by Crum & Bishop. R louscent %8 and 4 ed, having mod- 0 relinble par- J. H.Johnson, Caldwell st nicoly orn conveniences ties until spring 82 519 Faxton blook. v = = 2 OR RE Seven-room cottage, ation in dressmaking est ave. and Cap, ave.Inquire by voung lady, to_learn the T T Oall at Tremont hou LN.10th st. {01 RENT: per month. oom house. p W3 Nies QITUATION wanted by o German lady to $dagsist in t sehol low wag Ad- tress I K., Beo office, Counoll Blufts ESTRABLE dwell 1 parts of t ton & Allen, 1607 Farnam st. 5 Jouse With inprovements, 1 by hot jthst. 4 blooks castof Hanscom Park: fidin “ - good Tnundry. Poeatee Robt B arvinith & S dary s ave [0 YOU wish to rontn_house or store seo H. . Cole, (I)H\[l\l‘l\\;l Dblock. 883 OR RENT-To &,,.mnw- parties only, those fine now hrick and_stone liouses on Georgia_ avenue; fifteen rooms pnd aleoves; more convenfences and better finished than y o for rent in the city. 1. Il Hender- son, 40 Paxton block, eity. 834 W ANTED =100 men for new rail; in Oregon and Washington Ty, Work will Jast twh years. Good wiges guarantoed. Albright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farn BLat M 480 Tiiside ¥ 160 AIR u TYAIRY Tty ulhoun, Neb. “7. TED—A first class bread Wages #14 por we Toom; at once. Address box 403 lIvJ ind wanted, Al horseman, and cake baker. P7-ROOM house with barn: nominal rent. C. N.Y i 41 Harrisor JOR RF 0 veniences, ineluding a good stable. avenue, near the high school D, 3,0 Dor s oom house, 16th nnd Vinton, #16._J. H. Johnson, 519 Paxton blook. 680 fve, honest man, salary with opportun re, L0 rep nt 10 1y i respo ew York house: references. Mauu- ¢l box 1585, N. Y. y an competont to LONSTAL Oy Work at b Sioe oE 10 ’l«'\' Bldg. atonce, ‘ ANTED_A youns man who i3 a rustior and has 8500 can buy o one-half Inte: o paylug business. - Address § 5%, | FOR lll'}N'i‘---l{l)Uth FURNISH tes, ete., see top of first column on thiz page. For URNTSHED room, 1006 Farnam, at $6.00 per month, | FPOR RENT-Bric FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURN INH"D For rates, eto.. we top of first cotumn rnum POR very comtortuble winte those j-room flats, olns sts. homes 808 st and N ic ity water and sex- Newly pa Job, 1 floor, Butts First flool h il REHOUSES., For rates, etc., tee top of frst column on_this pige warehouse, two stories and hasemnent, 2,000 square feet. with 10) feetof doublo t on U I Wihand Plercs stroets Address O Oskamp, Omaha, Neb, L JOOR RENT-Br ; 1 ulicele vator au, 17 Board rental agents®o N.V.Life Wil at,Continental bk, 8 MONEYFO 10AN h)r rates, ete., see lnp ?ILY ru[umurm this page FOR SALE - -REAT ESTATE. ‘ ONEY to lonn by 1. Masters on ohatiel AL and collateral securitios for any time from one 0 six months in Any amount to sult bor- ow L madaon househpld gans, horses, mules, houses, loases, warel weeipts, ete., at the ‘lowest possible without publicity or removal of propert My loans aro so arranged that you o apayment Of any amogpt at any time and reduce both mmmrle and interest. 1t you owe'a balance oh your property or a loun you wish ohanged, Twil rry it for youw 11y s find It more onvenlent, call up telsphons No. 1@1 and qQurbusinéss can be apranzed at hom Money alwnys on hand Nodelay. No pub- leity. Lowest rates. 0ods, planos. or- have o and B. I, Masters, Room_ 4 Withnell blk., 15th und lhrunyv:r()I. ans money Interal at resonable ratos [ HATTEL bank *on chattels oF o FOIRST ‘I econd mor proved city proj Money onbhand. F. \l ges on vacant & im- County warrants bought Richardson,813'N.Y, Lifo. [0 @ days on furniture, J. Wilkinson* L 1"\ ONEY—3), 60 or planos, horses, houses,ete. J 618 Puxton bloc to soll or rent with € Life. 185 WANTED—TO R T Fnrmlu ol Ailarrison. 011 N, wee top of frst column on this e \v,\m Room and bourd. Nicely fur- nishod o for gentleman and wife and satistuctory bourd. Only first class ac- commodations wanted. V 11, Bee offic M VW ANTED-Room and board for tw riod counles. Well furnished re board in desirable 1 None bhu first cluss parties r V1 oftice, ED By y 1 housp oF Ak, orenco. Address V 10 Bee. 3 rooms unfur- SD-Tmmediately, ? t4 Addross od, for light-housekeeping LG How TNUSUALLY low rates of Interesy on first mort real estuto for the next 0 City Investment ¢ Room H. Pease, munage s by the Kunsas % Board of Trade, For ratea, ete., we top of first column on this page | SIRIN agents, have removed to rooms & and 42'4 Barkor bloek, LR feet front with bulil Apply at the premis sob an aof of Olios outh 12th St and 13th, 21097 home on Chieago st. noar n, 91 N. Y. Life NOR SALE—-On easy monthiy payments. room house and south front lot. near Lake and Sh nave.; just like paying rent: no interest. O, F. $haiv, 308 Shecley a2 JHOLES to the front. [ have six elezant houses on #th and Farnam, with every modstn convonlonbe. Incinding on And" gos fixtures. now pearly ready for oscupancy. then and make your choieo, ., 900 10 8500 cash, tinterest. very purchaser before November 5 gots s ticket to'the drawing of a #30 piano. Carriage always ready to show oustomers. Furnam street motor within four blocks. Buy & louse quick, and take a hand in the grand shuffta. “This is straight goods, D V. Sholes, 213 First National bank Mo, 00—~Only 050%-Dr. Chambers' residonce D “on 16th wnd Rurdette st., owner going o leave city. Best bargaln fn Omaha, D. V. Sholcs, solo agent, 213 First Nat. bank. Price, &35 balance to suit at'7 por 5 HEA P eastern money J Philndelphia Mortgage and Trust o, always ready to loan and pay promptly; first mortzages wanted, George W. PP, Contes. rep- resentutive, room 7, board of trade 012 1 E. & O M. ANTHONY, 31§ ifo bulld- g, lend money on farins i chofce coun- ties of and Towa; also on good 100 property; iowest i bost < no delay: mouoy roady. Tities and Tues pussed on here, 014 Mortgage Co. ~Loans of $10 to ctour Tates before borrow nd loans on horses, furniture or any Apphroved sccurity without' publieity: notes bought, for new 10a™ encwal of old and low- estrutds, call R.208 eely blk.15th & tioward. [1ty Lowost Mutual Tnvest- 016 “'A\l‘ ID—First class inside loans. rates Call and ses us, ment Co, 1504 Farnam. JASTERN monoy t mortgage paperbought. non ity propert ey NV ) l.l(ve, Vefore storing goods of Omaha Stove Repalr Tol. 060, - 80 JTORAGE—Sce us W any description, Works. 1207 Dougla FPRACKAGH Bushm lowest ri 311 Leavenworth. e (op oF first coiamn on (his_pige {01 SALE—Tho entire furniture of a_ten- room ho at saerifice; house is vory ogtr el and can 'be rented chie rly new; terms e Wr m & La W. corner lith Howard sts. o {OR SALE—Furniture room hotel in_Lincoln, doinz zood pa. business. Best of reasons for selling, Terms M. W, Folsom. Lincoln, and Forvates, ete. wee_top of frst cotwmn on this pgs. ALE, very xen rockiwny one light ' sloigh, one 1t horse biank- ot doul Thie above 15 prope 4 haugh and will bo sold very HATTEL Joans at lowest rates. I(m:\n\\ul /w024, N Y Lo, Dldg. I, B Ermingor. o hln\ Y lonned at iow rates on furniture, horses, &e., without publicity, Hawkeye nvestment Co, 33 Douglas bik,16th and l‘l;-(n‘lg- I I UILDING loans, 6 t07 per cent; no addl- Dtlonal charges for commiissionor attorney's fees W, . el First Natlonal bunk bldg: and farm property. I Hiakite R S0 ronses Bl opo. TED—0 per ¢ rrisons 912 No Y. Life. Y to loan, Correspondents Investment conpany. enzer block: ARM Loans--Best rates and opt west, Interest annually. Borrower part or all of principle at end of an ar, bna stop interest. R. K. Stowe, 810 N, Yy i.ilv bldg. of Tom- Slhiriver & S0l Burns, I’ m in |I|r- st., mike 10ans on real itate peronal and colluterhl security. Notes and bonds bought. Bullding loans at lowest o w05 N1 Ldouble for o H. E. Cole, Contin- 800 4, Beo Bldg. VW QRK horse 3, ‘work, ha ood 11ght side bar buggy. ental block }{oi 8 FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS, “Forrates, ete., see top of first column on (his page FEW tinner's tools. In good condition. will bo sold cheap. Writo to MeNally h(‘kl oh, 200-314 l) oo, “V ANTRF-Aconts (0 sell thelatest novel- 48y R tools forsale. Apply A irube, s in button-hole bouquots, tinet samples and p 0 cts. Cleve \v_\\ TED—Sylesman on salary onmis- n tohandle the gew patont cheniical Sing pencil. Th groatest selling nov- 'nmn.l.n« room with hont, $ per ulurs AN month, 406 Williams street, near union N heated front rooms, turnished: use ath; 174 Nicholas st. A08-4 ik e \TL\} culigraph, prico reasonable, office, IRST mortgage loant on improved and un- improved property. Caswell 81§ NV 10Famam, Ben, F., Martl, loans made on diamonds, wateh J(-\wlr\' © 6L NI CllAT'H' JLlonus, low rate, 1510 Farnam, st. TMONEY toloan on a seourlty tor short Ifi'hm ut iow rates. Lbwest rates on persomliproperty. The Henderson Mortgage Investment (‘Mm- __bany. room 400, l’u‘mn bik, sh on hand. Trust Co.. 507 5. [0th st., No delny, no extru charges. Houses for reut, gmnl llu. HUSINESH LIIANCI‘. N ])()N'T torgot Jos. P. MoGoath, 1607 Farnam st.. when you want to buy, rent or typewriter. eity ov i two produced ink thoro no abr \hmuf paper. moanted one-energeti and territory. amiple by nd full particulars, addres sor Meg. Co., La Crokse, Wis. 4 NTHD=A good 1 1 wiad man fnshopand out. Onethat is néral ngent I;N TPAKLOR and bed room for_two gentlener stear beat, gus, bath, 0174 S, Tith. l‘““‘“ “for gentlemen; Dbath. 01744 South Lith steam leat, gas, l\mc SALE—ATlkinds of thoroughbred dogs. Jumes FFanzy, M3 5, 20th st. \\'A' Lo 1UY For ratu, ete, tce lop of frst column_on this_page, WAY X well-located lot. 1ith, 24th, Leavenworth or West Farnam sts. proferred; nust be & barzaing give loeution and price. Address V i strfetly sober. C Main’ st. s, 1 \ting work, or pers iding helpof any kind, ety or o A always be supplied wt Keith . 15th st. Satistuction guarant JOR RENT—To one or two_gentlomen, bed- room and sitting room, picoly furnished, which will suft in all partfculars. Board if desired. 206 Farnam st. 4 Tnmediately, Foung celve Instruction wid koep books: ono h'l(n\ T room, modern convenience lady wunted. J.B. Smith, 40 New Yok Lifo. S 10t OR RENT—Plensant furnishod south room, modern conven 2015 Dougla, “Mon_with good referonce at i thepoivin Mg tol woouummx st FANTED—First olass stoam fitters can find employment in Chicago. Steady work. Eignthours. Apply at one > ANVASSERS W /licited with co anvassers to ppner clothing, Good wages oan be car) Write Paper Clothing Co, Port Huron. M 00 ‘\'A\M en and women of ability in ] overy city, town and village o act as agents for the'Ladies' Home Journal., We e wint the best obtainable class of nd o such unusual ter Journal 18 the handsomest perlodical fo ies and the fanily ever issued, and his ner— Iy half & millfon subseribers. 16 wiil be ad- vertised the coniug mitunn and wintoron w largerscalo than cyver befove, creating a de- that agents should bo ready Publishing Co. Philudelphia < forstone and grade 1. Jolnson, Union NURNTSHED room and board family by young lady, Addre Republican Printing C In private s L U, care 10th and Douglas. 12 Dodge. &8 Flvnvuup‘nmnm. 3 sleeping rooms: leat gas and bath, 2512 Chieago ste $36- A‘\I‘SU\ILL\’ furnished room. .'Jm}!!ndgu. ‘orrespondence so- l)m ASANT south front room 0B RENT furnished rooms, 24! JOUR nl..nromu- for rvnwnnnu modern convoniences. 200 Harne, QO RENT—Furnished rodms, ave. f) RABLE rooms for three or four gentl men, private sitting roow inclided Capltol ave. . wo nlcoly front ) Davenport st. t M101 10+ \‘v,\w ral good cf VASSe 1516 Douglas st. 875 \ L7 ANTED—Agents wanted throughont Ne- bruski. Send stamp for reply. Jos, P. N.- cath, Omakia. D—A live, onergotio party in every o0 Introdice ourgoods, Wo have i new line thut wilk sell at ‘every house and ngents can rt'n&!\u Lurvest between now and i 1y furnished rooms, single or en s and bathj terms redsouabl one-hall good trade. Atdress, giv) 2, loe. o buy o di Strictly confidentiat, A L ete. to sell at auct sty Tuesday and Friday, 10 a, . Ploneerstables, 13th, between Harne Howard. 07 urm‘ifi; hprice. Weils, 1111 Faroan M8 McGeath, and typevriters. J. P, m st, Omuha. S COND-IAND books bought for spot cush at the Autiguatian bookstore, 11y 1 vrum. | o 5 n* W A\’I‘Fn—l(omo and buggy. Paul, 1600 Furnas MISCE LLANEO For rates, ete., see (op of /irst column on this page. gfiTm NG of ll kinds attended D charge, Address Clara Street, Exchang ith, R MAS>AL- i, Madam Delzier, over 610 8 462 A2 wAVE fuel l)y rnver!ng your steam pipes with Fossil al Composition; the best nnn nductor, nl!«)llllx‘lv fire proof, Wes- tern ag O. MeEwan, 1611 Howard st, H08-n13 at H17 Davenport on, 206 N. 16th st. B4 m free of FAOR RE st -A good barn, lnqu[rn otC. L. Er TR, goneral stenographer and Depositions and_court work o Tel. 1601, room 1002, Life Bldg 58~ Spectalty. the holidays, Wil pay w salury of 875 per month If proforred and furmish a _team free. css at once, Standurd Silverware Co., Boston Mass, M0 " FANTEDMen to travel for our Car 14 B nurseries. Stone& Welling ton, Madison, W or ullnll«'lnru. it gas, buth, with board, I OOMS and bonrd, 2018, 23th ave, QURNISHED rooms and board; girl for house; best location in city. 820 So. ] several Howard P10 Shoe Dealers—When you patronize rae youknow that [ will not compote with you by retalling rubber boots, shoes, arctics. sin- L um ot running twelve or fifteen stores under various names. I sell sle only and have no interest in any ail store. 1 am western agent for the New soyTubler shoo company at Omuia, and ry shoe doalerknows thero isno better line ods made. My sules this more than double year 5o farare ny other season up to thi time. Send for price lists and discounts. soys will be extersivoly advertised this seu- % T. Lindsey. 2310 {OR good bourd, nice rooms, modern com- veniences, rates and location, the Pulluan house, 1310 Dodge st, cannot be excelled. M 208 N %¢ A GLRL for housework at 8148 20th 5 u.: o y 10 control sale of ornu- ntal birds. butterflies, ete., for lats, M ASAGEtreatment, electro-thermal bath sculp and Balr treatment, manicure an chiropodist Mrs. Post, R 2-21, \Vlzhn?’l‘l‘ blk also for decorating parlors, ete, and noveltles, International Millinery Co., DIRST class board and room 8 per week Cleveland, O. &S N8 Harney. 2003 R B T preforred. N ¥ VLY furnished rooms, single or en suite. Witk ave, ourd, heat, gas and batl, 208 and 2 th, opposile new postoflico site’ ]Swu RENT-Rooms, with board. 17 oung to get sut- . OLAIR European hotel, with dining room, ndy e R\bers TGor the DIALE Isior; 80 por | 3 contconuulssion. Apply 113 S 1ith st M1 ot Hoatia mra patal. itk dining o X Spocial rates by weok or mont 7 WD Girl for general housowork. Mas. G, W, Loowis, 104 S, 0th ave. &0 STORES AND OF! ‘lCl!.S. For rates, ete., seo tap of Arsl column o this vage, EAT market on south 10th. 6 room house, Hamilton st., $12 Hutchinson & Mead, 15% MISCELLANEOUS WAN ¥ A neat Walnut Hill, Duu{lu st 1473-8 \mK HERE-—Winter s z-mumx. (hero are a dtew good_offices for rent in the Kumge bld'g, with first olass heating wnd best of ele- Valor services. Inquire Frank J. Ramge. ) STOBES i § 10th, Mx00 ench, las windows, stoawm heat furnished. Hall, 311 Paxton bloek. F\OR RENT-The d-story ry briok bullding, Jg witl or without power, formerly occu Bee Publishing Oo., 916 ¥, ng has & In«vivol venent basere stoam heatl xtures, 'llcr on all &8s, otc. Apply at the ofice of ANTED —Horses to winter § with grain wnd B without; good cure will be taken of them at Coffman I i Leavo horses with N. k. Dillrauce, stables 424 8, 17t st. ’l el- ophone S0 N wintered ot Omaha falr k'PD\IKIdl. Toan winter 20) horses, each horse has a large warm boxstall, feed ail the prain the owner wants, lnn yards for exerolse iu Une weathe! S0 i PAWNBROKERS. For rates, eic., sea top of #ral column on (his 1 a. kD MONILE | JFEE0, MOLLE. jouns ag o show Thos 1. ith Lhe Ifllllll st h. hull ey ondinmonund !‘mm leto cor. Frungllnh .ll LOST. For rates, ete,, see op of fi OST-Black Newfoundland doy dlock and tag No. 1151, Rewal turn to 222 § 16th st. t colimn on this vage. with ehafn, for his re- 4 i .[ OST—Livor-eolored polnter bitch, very thin 4 and bony. Roturato 16 Douglis street. Suitable reward, M 1 OST—French poodie dog; 8 roward for re- dturn to 00 Capitol ave. 205 ¢ FOUND. For rates ete., see ton of first column on his page \OUND—Runch of keys. Call at Bee office counting roou. 08 5 Forrates, ete., see top of first_cotumn on this page. ARTNER with £50 to start an enterprise that will double Investment before new year. Call at room 13, 807 Howard st. [ Y TANTED—To invest about #00 In good paying business in Omaha or vieinity. Adaress wich particulurs § 7 Boe ofl REWERS look at this. | have the best paying browery In the state for salo at a very low price. The product of this brewery 1s known in_every town within 100 miles. Splendid trade established. This is a v guin, and will bear close investiz ties desiring any fuformation in to ubove property will please: address Sonnenschein, West Point, Nob. OR SALE-or Rent—Largo hotol cated in one of the best towns In Will sell or rent to good _hotel man at v reasonable figures. Correspondence solicitey Address I, Sounenschein, West Point, N {JOR SALE—A rare chance for a butcher, 1 fine location and now enjoying a splendid tradeo Brick building with bisement all fitted up with the latest appliances for the preparation of meats for market, including power. machiner: This is an opportunity of alifetime, srparticulars address Tock- box 45, West Point, Neb. 402-11 WAN ED-A compotent newspaper man with five or six thousand dollars in cush orsecurity, to take enurge of the Democrat, s I have Timportant business that will require Dy time cast and south TOr the torming Jear, Wo will puy the vight kind of a man u nice mmoendations dress W, R, Vaughan, Omihia, Nl SALE—Onoof t properties in ¢ Cumingcounty,Ne ing patronuge’ and exceliont stock and feed stable in conn town is the end of o passenger div “hicazo, St. Paul, Minneapolts & Or way. 1tis a cenfering poin all over the state, as she Is surrounded by Takes, marshes and vast prairics,where ducks. gecse, praire chickens and otlier game birds abound in great mimbers season. For further roference apply neroft, Neb. M 10 1most desirable hotel in Bancroft, iivery The of the or hu 5 own of Splendid crops, leading busi- Iy one other shoe st Cause, health. AddressS 18, vare of Beo. (OR SALE-$1000 cholce stock of general merchandise 1 oneof the best towns In Nebraska, 75 miles from Omaha. Party dol anexcellent business, but has other busine: demanding his attentiop. Address P b Tt 1 flslulu .lld money. ¥ rllllk ’ull. lnd ostato agents, have bemoved to rooms 42 and 42%; Barker block, 2i | 1-4 0 EXCHA 100,100 0-foot, fencing and a new building, 12§46, Inquire room 4%, oo bullding, " 5 © wie (fll AR city propertyarid cash to exchange / forstock” of books. atationery or wall pa- per. Address B, 08 F st.obincoli, Neb, M2-5% MUSIC ART AND LANGUAGE. hu rates, eto soe top ot pirst colmn on this page. T JOTANOS for rent, & pow wio.; organs $1.5) per o, Will allow Max Mey r0ed on a new plano. v & Bro. Co. 415 4 }[IMIF T grade planos. Unaporoachubly low prices, suitable terms. Save after regrets by calling on Max Meyer & Bro. Co, 415 4 Pit PERBONAL. For vates, e, ace lop of first column on this page. “has. Petorson, piano, organ, violin, vocal instructions. 503 8| EFORE buylng & plano examine the now soalo Kimball piano. A Hospe, 1515 Dowglas M A —Have dlscovered that whiidh wukes + 11 TmpossIIe 10 sond 10 that place, SICP. SHORTHAND AND 1YPEWRITING. For rate, ete., see top of frst cotumn on (i page. T PEWRITERS. al wigs bough, so 1d, ox- chauged, rented, J. P, Mogod u.wr Far- nAm street. 1GH T grady pianos at st rensonuble rices and terms. Monvy sived and satis- factlon realized. Mux Meyer & Wro. Co, n V. GELLENBEOK teacher o o Twith Hospe, 1513 l)uu!lu BOARDING. For rates, ete., e lp of Arsi ewiiein on his page TVI‘EWM‘EE RS for rent or -‘l‘-;'_iumx- ruphors supplies. J.P.Mogeath, Fnann. nA’ AOTION guaranteed to tabie board- ers. The Hillside, n. w. cor. 18th Bfld;.)udlm We Some of the best houses tn Omahn and some small ones, ut very low prices and terms to suit buye good lots, witht ino o Fur: tlots in all parts Cmust be sold to buy somothing >t 01 Mo highest D thatwillgive y now, Stringer I ] 3 block. 16 Wl Dodge. M- QOR SALE-Lot block 3, The 0. . Davis Co, 00 buys the Dr. Chambers restdenco and voterinury barnon 16th and Burdotto sts. Chis is %1000 less than cost. D. V.S agent, 21§ First Nat. bank. JOOR SALE-At a bargain, Sith and Juckson st. The O, I, = i > JOR SALE-Lot and 2 houses, 1ith and Dor cus, on monthly payments; 20 minutes’ walk from postoftice, The 0. I'. Dayls G MsUT 0 ng Blair, N d for garden 707 nls* . 215t and Ban- in on monthly payments. M 6 O\F of tho best lots in Orchard T, only w00 Suringer & Feuny, Douglas Digek. 3 hwnv\l, argain, a desirable resi- dence, 8550 800 down, balunce on eisy terms. Cali ut Nebraska steam laundry, 1t and Howard sts, ] Bwn SALE-N. \W. The O. F JRORSALE AL port, near 17t (n\l'h office. very eheap 1 d i, 8300 Barker blo JORSALE—~ fitted up with shelves ment6 rooms for dwellin od eistetn and well. will sell or trade for 1stock of gro- cerles. Address Reol & Reel, G 0. D, grocers, 522 N, 16th st. OR SALE-Splendid_opportunity to beuutifal new 10-room house in one o finest. locations 1n Oma Lowe ave on Cass st., high grade, fall ot city Cwater, - oistorn, tower, bay window. porches. double floor, “col- Jar, ete., all finished in hard wood and hard o1l and in first-class style; Price 83400, Terms easy. Usial commission to agents. Tuguire of owner, E. G.Merrill, Cnss and 41t sts. 196 n 3% 7 ROOM cottage, tull lot, Hanscom st front and agreat Largain days. Small cash ent and K rleer bloc Kilby Place. o G0th and Dodge sts. MST G n Daven- NeW posi- WXLR corner | Mth G.' L. Green, room 8, 654 in, a good store houss d counters, base- ot a the blocks west of and sightly and on ix cottages, ranging from $1,400 )0 ench: $100 to 00 cash, balance monthlyor tosuit. If you want a ' houso we can areange terms to siit. Sweaton & Allen, 1607 Farnan 23-N4 {OR SALE-Look at this; New7-room house on lot 19 block 5. Baker place. splendid view. south front, well, cellar, bay window, ete.; B0 or more cash, by o of 31,200, 315 perinonth, Inguire of ownor, E. G, Merrill. Jass and 415t st A SNALL paymont down ana $ts per month Will by @4-room house and Iot ‘on 16th, 2 Dlocks from motor; first-clag_chance to ie- quire a howo on sy torms. ~Apply o 1. Cole. Contiental biock. OR SALE rooms, cherry and and every convenicnce for com fort; the best” in tho city, price low. D, J. O'Donahoe, 101 Farnum st. ocation, Term [ cottago house, with all’mole N STEVER is glving best suocess of any fortune teller In the city. She does not deal inany fraud. Herterms are the lowest. 16t 1., 2d floo N B4 )—Olalrvoyant—nuturally gifted, tells past and fature, love troubles, sent friends, ol 0g, travels, business! t by letter; also satisfaction given. Mrs. Wai- lace, 322 North 16th st. 412-8% ]\1\1‘! NANNIE V. WARREN, clalrvoyant trance, Punklnz. writing and reliable businessmedium,dyears in Omalin, 110N, 1ot HAIR GOODS — Forrates,et WIGS, see top of first column on this page s, halrjdchalnos, ete, a ir goods and Tiiliner 5th st Oraaha® 9)) PATENT SOLICITORS For_rates, ete, wee toy of st calumn on 111x yage. T lawyers & sollcitors. G ., Bee building Omaba. Branch off Washingtoh. D. 0. Consultation free MASSAGE BEATHS ETC, see top of first column on this pige, For rates, ete. ‘Z\’i;\.\g\bl‘. Madam Delz over 610 I at Madam Smith's p , next Barker hotel, 2610 Harno; MGEIN 15 Miss Bturdy, THE REALTY MARKET. TRUMENTS placed on record Novem- ber & WARRANTY DEZDS. Lun!«u‘(ul)l‘ll and husbaud to Willlam Maier, lot 6, Forbes’ Saratoga add $ E ' Duike, trustec, £0 04 Chaprian, ot 13, DIk 615, 20 add to Bed ford ¢ A I Flint to Katle Halnsword, lot . it Wainut Hill add MU Ferguson and husbind to ‘R O Low i, & 34 Tt 4, DIk 00 Lratts sub Nuthun Lazarus and wife to T O Hay- waurd, 1ot 30, blk 1, lot 11, blk s, Holr- man Terrace Alfred Lindbloni to M L Walker, lot 2 ik 1, Ralph P1 Mutual trust compuny 1o 25 MeKay, lot 42, b1k 7, Northtield i South Omaha Iand compuny 16" James Ryan, lot 1, b1k 101, Sout Omalu. . A P'Tukey etal to K E Shrimpton, Tot 14, bik 8, Clitton Hill o 1,000 A PTakey et al 10 G H Lavidge bik 9, Clitton Hill 2,650 A PTikey ot alto G § M.h.m Iu' 8 blk 1, Olifeon il 0.5 DEEDS. United States to Clement Lambert. n % uw and and n 4 ne -1 (patent)..... 2,000 800 blk 4,000 lot 18, Total amountof transfors —— prove the nuuwritive functions of the scalp by using Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, and thus keop the hair from falling or becomlng gray. Ap- RAILWAY TIME GARD Toaves | THICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q Omaba. | Depot 10th and Mason strects. | Chicago Expross Chicago Expros Chicago Kxpross Chicago Loeal NOTON & MO, RIVER Arrives __Depotloth and Mason streets, Omaha, --Dunver Day Kxpioss 5o m Denver Epross. .. 6l p m Denver Night Expross 9% a m TLincoln Looal 9 p KC, ST ) & B Arrivos Umalin. . _Dopot 0tk and Mason streats. | Omaha, 035 am . Knoss City Day Kxpross .. 610 p m 945 pm K C. Night Kxp. vin U, P Trans. 668 m UNITON PACIFIC Depot 1004 and Marey sirosts i Flyer Express 7 At Omal Oanha. 8158 m Leaves O R L& PAC pot. 10th And_ M Kbt K xpross Atlantic Express Vestibule Linited Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACTFIC Omati. | U P, 10th_and Marcy ‘sts.! 71881 aux Clty Passenger 430 pm t. Paul Bxpross Tenves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Omaha | Depot16th and Webstor Sta. | Omahn. 600 pm S Panl Timited |03 am Leaves |CUICAGUO & NORTIW ESTERN. | Arrivos Omahn. U P, depot, 10th and Marcy Ste. | Omahs 9158 m Mpm 615 pm iown $10pm 115 b m Lonvos (CHICAGD, Omaha. U £6.00 p m 1445 1 m Lensos Ormnha. L m Orfiahia, WH e m 00 p m 1045 8 m ¥ Sts | Arrivas Omahs 1010 8 m | Artives astern Hlyar CFast Eastorn Expross Mi, & ST. PALL P, depot, 10t "and Marey Sts Chicago Expres (Chioazo Kxnress OMALIA & ST, LOUS, U. P.depot, 10th and Marcy Sts. St Louis Canoon Bl MO VALLEY And Wobator Sty 000 m illis Express. 0008 m iinstings Exp. (Ex. Sundny) 510 p m | WahoodLincoln Pas (Kx Su 510 pm .York & Notfolk (Ex. Sunday) Lenves | LR O e Omanad! Dapot isth and Webstor Ste 7008 m | Sloux Clty Accunmadation 1.00 p m . Sloux City Express (Ex. Sun.). 300 p m . Paul Liniited 6150 m 51t Passongor (Kx. Sun) | 1 | ISSOUKL PACTFIC Omalia. | Depot 1th and Webstor St 1030 & St.Louls & K. (. Kxpress. 916 p m .. Kt Loul Lenves | C 3 Transfer | Union Depot. € 830pm . 930 am 500 p m Leaves Transfer B0 m 5,00 pw | | Artives Omahia, LR WM A m Arrivar | Omana, 20 p m (18 p m % Bnm Han Ris & m | Arcivor | Omaha, 49 p m 630 A m Arrives SR | Trankler A _:Vostibule Limi CHICAGD & NORTEWENTRRN. | Arrives nion Depot. Council Blafls. | Transter Chileago Exprews . [ 6Wpm estibulo Limited: 90 & m 1000 p @ .-Engtern Fiyer 200 p m L0 p m * Atlantio Matl M wm 50 p m lidwa Xicommodation (Kxo. Sun) | 640 p m Leaves CHICAGO. MiL. & ST PAUL | Armives Tran Unfon Denot. Counell Blufls. ” | Transfer 630 p m Chioao Express 150 p m “hicaco Expros pm Arrives [riggsfer pm 0am avon | Fanster 100: w m| 1025 m| Lowvos | Transte 500 p m Teaves [CHICAGO. BURLN & QUINOY Transfor| Unton Depot, Council Blufts 9.0 m “Chicago Kxpress . 1000p | hicngo Expross T30 p m “Creston ool Lonves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Trator|_Unton Depot. Counell B, 7458 m .Sioux Cly Accommodation 1U1VTSE, Fanl Kxpross. .. Sopot, Connetl Blaft _Kansas City Day Bapross ivanwns City Night_Kxpress OMANA & ST LOUIS. Arrivos Unton Depot, Coineil Blatts | Transfer St Louls ¢ 1215 p m Arrives | Transtor 8 pm o amw DM am Arrives 5B I | OB Eni‘:} S: "8 | a8 Chatham . D uld Hill .. 1 nke Street. =582e8s! B=5 Dundea Place. Walnut Hill. Lako Streot Druid il Ok Chatham. Webster Street szRassFEasE’ DOES CURE CONSUMPTION In its First Stages. Bo sure you get the genuine. ProresaL FOR OATS AND CORN — 1 ilan Service, Rosebud Agency, South 3 2, 1800, —Sealed proposuls posals for Out and Corn' 1o the und sizued at ¥, South Dakotu, will be rec at this office until one ok p. . of Novembar 10th, ing and delivering g ndsof Outs, wnd 130,000 pounas of corn. piust be bright and elean, and well d. and welgh not less than 2 po must bo sound und o a5 pounds to the b 10 to be delivered in sicks of about two und Lalf bushels capacity, made of 8 ounce bur- wellsewed. Bidders will be required bids the offered 70,000 Price of oach under a contract, s right Is Ject any or all bids or any part deemed for Hm best Interesy Certified Cheo rved to re any bid 1 of the service. 1 hid must be e Danied by w. tertifiod chook. OF Araf ot o Unlted States Depository, made puy- order of the undersigned, for it e cent of the wmonnt of tho propo- ck ordraft will be forfelted to ¢ United States in case any bidder or bid- 3 ngan award shall tail to prom pily oxecuton contract with £ood and sufficlent surities, otherwise to be returned to Illo bld- der. E. B. REYNOLDS, Special U dlan Agent, in Charge. A Light very Berth. To the Chicago, Milwaukee & railway balongs the credit of baing the first in the country to reduce the mattc of electric lighting of trains to scient serfection. One of the novel features ntroduced in the sleeping cars i ent eloctric reading lamp in each sec- tion, With this luxurious provision, reading at night before and after retie- ing becomes as _comfortable as by day, and when retiring the toilet may made in comfort and seclusion, The berth reading lamp in the Pullman sleeping cars run_on the Chicago, Mil- waukeo & St. Paul railway, between Omaha and Chicago, is patemted and cannot be used by any other raily company. It is the greatest improve- ment of the age. Try it and be con- vinced, Sleeping cars leave thu Union Paci depot, Omaha, at ) p. . daily, arr ing at Chicago at 0: Aso & m. Secure tickets and sleeping car berths at Union Ticketoffice, 1501 Farnam street (Barker block), Omaha. J. E. PRESTON, F. A. NasnH, Gen'l Agent Pass. Agent. . Tickets at lowest rates and su per accommodations via the great IR Island route Ticket offic teenth and Farnam streets, Omala. MUST PAY THE LOCAL RATES. A Sensational Traffio Manifesto I by the Union Pacifio. The one subject of consideration in rallway circles is the sonsational manifesto issued by the Union Pacific on Saturday refusiog to pro rate with any other line than the Chicago and Northwestern, This was a rotaliatory measure, A few days ago the Union Pacific issued an order demanding an increase of the division on throdgh Dbusiness, The oastern roads flatly refused to accede to this request and finally agroed to boyeott the Union Pacifie by refuse ing all interchiange of trafMe. The Uniol Pacific had ovidently determined beforo made its aemand for an fneroase in its pro- portion of the through rate to stop the iuter- change of traftic with allof its eastern con- ctions, except its allied lines, the Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago, St. Paul, Min- neapolis & Omaha. The froight auditor of the Union Pacifie, it transpives, gave notico 10 tho agents of the company at all stations on its road that no through billing over any of its enstern connections, except the North- western and St. Paul & Omaha roads, would be permitted after Novembor 1. This order does not only apply to all the roids torminat- ing at Omalia, but’ lso to those connecting with the Union PMacific at Kansas City, St. Joe, Sioux City and all other connecting points, This 1s rathe surprise to the Kan- sas City, St, Joeand Sioux City connections of the Union Macific, as they hid been under tho impression that the Union Pacifio’s boy- cott would only apply to tho Omala roads Thoy had 1o’ previous warning that they wero to be treated to the same medicine as their Omaha friends, and they were not even asked to allow an increased proportion of the through rates to the Union Pacific. Tho agents of the latter are simply instructed to interchange of through traffic with all a g the Chicago & Northwestern and St Paul & Omaha. This notice of the auditor of the Union Pacitic to the agents of the company is as follow “aking effect November 1, through ing between your station ions ached by the At , Topeka e, Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Chicazo, Milwaukeo & St. Paul, ton & Northern, Chicago & lowa; Ch A ngton & Kansas City, Chicago & Al on, Chicago, Rock Island S Puacitic, Chicago, 'St Paul & Kansas Uity, Chicago, Buvlington & Quiney, Duluth South Shore & Atlantie, Elgin, Joliet & Eastern, Green, Ba Winona & St. Paul, Hanunibal & St. Joseph, Indiana, 1llinols & Towa, lllinois Central, lowa Contral (except on business via Chicago & Northwestern), Keokuk & Westorn, Milwaukes, Lake Shore & Western, Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste, Marie, Missouri Pacitio, Milwaukeo & Northern, Minneapolis Louis, Rock Island &1 . Louis,Keokuk & Northwestern, St. Paul & Duluth, St. Louis & Hannibal, Toledo, Peoria & Woestern, Wisconsin Cen- tral and Wabash railways will be discon- tinued, and all instructions authorizing the samo ave bereby suspended. Commencing November 1 all freight botween your stations and stations on the roads named above will Do waybilled to and from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Sioux City, Papiltion, St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Denver, or Jer- sy, as the case may be, ‘on Union' Pacifi railway local wayDbills and abstracted on local abstr AlL through waybills, however, dated prior to Novembor 1 will be reported on through abstracts as heretofore, Particular attention'is called to the fact that these in- structions do not discontinue through billing with the Chicago & Northwestern and Ohi- Paul, Minneapolis & Omnha rail- ways, nl|d until further notice freight to and from points on those roads will be waybilled through, in accordance with instructions in effect.)” Speaking of the famous order and its prob- able effect on western business a prominent Union Pacitic oficial said: *“The Union Pa- cific felt sure of its ppsition before taking this step. It was fllmpl for the orotection and advancement of the company’s fnterests, When the Union Pacific demanded its just share of thothrough business, the other roads oraered a boycott. That is & game that two can play at and the Union Pacifio has tho best show as it has the best connections and the best facilities for handling tho busingss offered.” ““What will te the immediate effect?” was asked. “That is hard to_tell, answered the ofMcial, “but the f results will be made manifest in ashort time, The first result will prob- ably be a dissolution of the existing western association, of which the Union Pacific and Northwestern are members, A general de- moralization of freight rates is very apt to follow." ed 1800, all nd sta- & ¢ ta Northern, FIGHT ON AN ENGINE. The Engineer and Fireman Grapple in a Death Struggle. A fight, to the death, between the engineer and fireman of an_express truin, spoeding through the country at night, 15 & bold con- ception of a modern novelist. Mhe fireman is_jealous of the engineer; one night, crazed with drink, he heaps ou fuel until the boileris likely to'oxplode. The en- gineer pleads with him, then oxpostulates, and at last attempts to prevent further addi- tion. Then the fireman grapples the engineer and tries to throw him from the engine; terrible struggle cnsues. The fight is for life! They speak no word, but with tecth clinched, strive one to precipitate tho other to the ground. Meanwhile the train rushes on. The engin- oer, finally growing weak, endeavors to reach the regulator, to stop the train and summon help. Too late! Tue crazed fireman guesses his plan, stiffens himself to a superhuinan ef- Difts the exhausted engineer from his feet, exclaiming “h, you want ) 3t tteain! you go.” With this he flings the éngineer out—but the latter clings to him, he cannot shake him off, s0 both go out. together! Drawn under the wheels, they are found headless, two bloody trunks clinging ina_death embrace! And the train, ungoverned, rushes on in the darkness ! Here the story ends; the fate of the train is leit to the imagination. Itis casy to seo that the chances are ahundredto ono 1t rushes on to destruction. So with the person having chronie kiduey complaint —it is almost certain to result in Bright’s disease, then for the doctors admit they huve no cure for it. But a certain cure may be had, Note what Sumpter Heard, of Frederick, s, in aletter of May 19, 1500: “For L had been "the victim of s disease, at times suffering the sever- st pains. I tried many kidney remedios, and consulted as many physicians,” but was' not benetiit-d and atlength becamo tired of what seemed to b and was a useless expenditure, I began taking Warner's Safo Cure and was relieved at on old symptoms recur occasionally. find relicl ouly with tho ¢, which I vogard us the best of medicines,” e A Rock Island Party, A party of Rock Island directors and thelr friends ou a tour through the west, arrived ha Sunday moruing and left at 7 :30 ening on a special thwin over the Rock Island for Chicago. They spent Sunday in looking over the cit The party inclided Mr.and Mrs. A. E. Orr, W. 'S. DPurdy, George B, Cooksie, Rev. Lee Loquier, Miss Wright and Miss E. F. Purdy.’ M, is the vice-president of the IRock ls- ad, and Mr. Ore is one of its dirctors, Orr was for many vears the partnerofjtho late David Davi ted o succeed him in the b Mr. Cooksie is @ son-iu-law of M Mr. Lequier was bis minister. Now,on propricta Davis, ai The only railroad train out of Omaha run expressly for the accommodation of Omuha, Council Blufls, Dos Moines and Chieag business is the I Island ves- tibuled limited, leaving Omnha at 4:15 p. m. daily. Ticket oflice, 1602 Sixtesnth and Far How to Vote Against Prohibition, It is not uecessary to have both proposi- tions “for” and ‘against” prohibition or “for” and ‘‘against” license on any ticket, The aMrmative or negative proposition on either of the amen dments is suflicient. —— The Banks Will Olose. All banks in Omaha will close at 12 today to enablo thelr men to vole work at the polls, AN Vote Farly. Vote early today and avpld the crush. Otherwise you will lose your vote o'clock and to