Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 12, 1890, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. ESDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1800, 8PECIAL NOTICES. [P Sy b vty / "\ DVERTISEMENTS for these colums will o taken until 1230 p. m., for the svenin 1tjon and until 8:3 p.m., for the mornin Itloneand BUNDAY B ERMS8—Cash In advance. ATES—Advertisemontaon this page will ba barged for at the rate of 1% cent per word r the first insertion and 1cent per word for ®ach subsequent insertion. and $1.50 per line ® month, No_advertisement for fous than 2i cents for the first insertion.. NITIALS, figures, symbols, ete., eount each 8 0no word. HESE advertisemonts must run conseons tvely and under no circamstances will y be taken or discontinued by telephone. RTIES advertising in these eolumns and haviug their answers nddressed to & “num- wed lotior' in care of Tne Bem will roceive numbered check to enablo them to get thelr ottors. nswers will be delivered only on resentation of thischeck. Enclose answers envelopes proporly addressed. LL advertisements under the head of 1al Notiees™ are published in both the nd evening editions of THE BEE the on_of which aggrogates more thas ors daily, and gives the advertiser t not only of the Iarge circulation of TEx fn Omaha, but also in Councll B and other cities BRANCH OFFICES. # _Advertising for thess columns will be taken om. the above eonditions, atthe followirg busle Bess houses who are authorized to take special Botioes. at the same rates as can had at the maln office. OUTH OMAHA BRANOH OFFIOB—No. 202 N Streot, Lister Block. OHN V. BELL, Pharmacist, ) South Te; Sstreet, cl::g'nr, & EDNDY, ftationets and Printers, 1 South 16th street. RNSWORTH, Pharmuaoiat, 2115 Oum- treet. 3. HUGHES, Pharmacist, @4 North 10th * street. €3O, W, PARR, Pharmaciat, 1718 Leaven- worth street. i]’ltdnm PHARMACY, 24th and Farnam, SITUATIONS WANTED. For rates, etc., sce top of first orlemn on this paze AN and wife desire sitnation in private family: both handy at anything: or as anitor or night watehing {in wholesale house: fercnces good. Address V 48, Bee. Mog-12+ ’W NIED-D \l'uslrllnfinn:- petent lady, Nicholas st. & M725-12% ANTED-Situatlon aa stonogmapher by youns man. Good references. Address ¥ .M. C. A, Omiha, Neb. M 720-12% TTUATION—Wanted by a good colored girl In place as maid or (mn\'nmlnn to travel or remaln in the city. Adaress 412 gouth 17¢h, Tl-11% ANTED—Immedintely, half day's wash- ing eve in firs tamilz. Good refercnce. Address 412, South 17th, 700-11% 7ANTED—Night work at bookkeepin copying, writing or like. L, Rox a2, “VA. )—Position in n hardware stc clorki 20 yonrs' exporicn glyen, G.W. R, Box o7, s Position as Call a2 Omaha [/ ANTED—Position by n young mun with some wholesale house; bést of reference wlven. Address V 41, Bee. ANTED—By married man of o position In genoral store. Spenks Enh and German, Best references. Address L J. box 70, Gretna., Neb. 674-10% ‘ * ANTED—Situation ns v or night in first class hotel;hest of refe; ences given Address V BB " 513 12 WAN ALE HELP. For rates, clc., see top of first column on this page, ‘fii/\. D—Wo want_a traveling man to present us, eapable of taking stock in Gur compuny. and of producing firs erences. Exclusive territory given. | Qurd & Adv. Co, B10 Olive St., St. Louts 7114 GENTS—35 (0810 per duy collecting small pictures for us to copy and enlarge, Sutis- a ction ruaranteed and ‘a $4 outfit. free. A, unne & Co., 00 Reade st., Now York. M 727-12¢ ANTED—A boot and shoe salesman with an established trade in northern and rthwoestern Nebr: Address, with refor- falury expected, &o., B. B, B, St Jo- ¢ 718 16 00 slesman. Son, 503" 10 51 ket ANTED—A first-clags Apply to J. L. Brandels & 3th st. ANTED A good body makor on_ spring wagon bodles. Address J, Q. Nelson, Btewurt, lowa. 716 A NNUAL Beneflt, Soctety of Philadelphia, ‘Q churted under the state Luws of Pennsyl A, piuys matured benefits of fifty,one hin- dred and two_hundred dollars in” one year. 'he Commonwealth Trust Co. of Philadelphia 8 the general trustee and custoaiun of the mefit tund. Territory open for good organ- zovs, For interview with supreme officers ddress V47, Bee office. M 704 W,&NTEn_ qurboys, ngo 10, to_distribute ullls.” Call at Hotel Barker, 7a. . FEW tracklnyors and lLovelers wanted, Apply ut tho bonrding ears near the now hite lead works, East Omaha. Wood & Ban- roft. M G03-13-3 GEN'TS making big money oanvassing our new book, “Beautitui Gems.” for hollday Wvery. Send 7 ecnts for outft immediate. und” get Lost terms. J. M. French & Co., ‘axton block, Omaha. M 066-18 HORSES WINTERED, FURNISHED KOOMS AND ROARD. MISOELLANTOUS, BUSINESS CHANCET. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. For vates, dlc., ves top of first coumm o i1 pags For rates, dc., st top of frst eolumn on thie page. For rates, de., we top of ek ekimn on this page ORSES wiatered. We have the best ac- commoaations in the state for wintering horses. Box or single stalls, with paddock. Appiy to Windsor, Kemp & Co., 206 New Yori Life bldg, or to Chris Nevins, at che stables, Trvington, Neb, Mook i ORSES wintered—No better place to win- tor horses than the Stillwater stock farm, Ft. Calboun. Prices low, best care. B. J. Kendall, propr,, room 306, Brown bidg.Omaha. JRNISHED room and board for two young men in private family, 618 South I7th Street. Engquire 1) So. 17th st. M R4 HANDSOMELY furnished large. warm room, with satisfactory board and plens- ant home; modern convenlences, '.'l::hl_{:;nwy, ON'T forget Jos, P. Mogeah, 107 Farnam t.. when you want 0 BIIY, ront o soi] & typewriter, LOWERS “Fresh cut Hiwers nt lowest prices, speciat inducerhents to churches, arties, weddings, ete. Wigiam Herzog, flor- t, 1158 North 16th st M2 12~ OR RENT —Ricely farnished rooms, stoum, gas and bath, with or without board, 172 Davenport. 574 dn \V,‘\NT D—Horses to winter #7 with grain and 8 without; of them at Coffmu #00d care will be taken ark farm. Leave horses with N, E. Dilirance, stables 414 8 17¢h st. Tel= ephone 804, M &5 T PRSES wintered o [ean winter 200 horses, arge warm boxstall, ‘feed all the grain the owner wants, Jarge yurds for exercise in fine weather, A, Thomson M1 Noo FOR R cvr see Lo 0f first coliemn on this pao. SE for rent: ten rooms, modern eon- venienee, 62l 8o. 10th sb, 408 13 — fld‘ —— ble rooms with table bm\ud at The I OOMS with Hoard—Des/r: strictly first-cl: Merriam, Bth and 1 11 NORTH 10th—Desirable rooms with board. Can accommodate a number of table boarders, 015" Q. CLATR Enropean hotel.with dining room- Wstoam heat. in_all roous, 13th and Dodge Specinl Fates by week or month, o1 TAOR good board, nice_rooms, modern con- venlencos, ratés and location, the Pullman house, 1310 Dodgo st.. cagnot be excelled. dge st: M8 Amy Crandall, proprictress of the AVLOmaha Purchasing agengy, room 40, Doug- jas block. Orders from all partsof country promptiy filled. Holiday goods & specinity, o 11> O be glven away— ile of brick- bats at eity hall bulldes good for mak- Ing congrete, tonny party Wio will tuke them awny atonee. Jonn I, Codt TH- 15 ( MAHA Foncing Aeademy, basement N, Y, Life building, roo adfes 0-13 gentlemen 1-6 and 7:50 to 11 p. 'm gel. Classes now forming; private les desiredd T08. TPHOLSTERING and matiresses renova ) N 1sth, E. Peterson. T12-d1 qflm'limufl all kinds attended to freo of Y chiarge. Address Olara Stroot, Wonan's Exchang M4z 17+ R hed cottage of six . POk RENTNicely fu ith modern conveniences, Inquire 2200 Doug i 2ord gentlemen. back parlor for 9, gas, bath 212 st. {OR RENT—10-room house and barn on 2ith raries stroet. Rensonable o right parties. Inquire 346 Bee bldg. TH0-13% Coev, “convenient cottage, motor two blocks, nice bome and low rent to steady, good tenant, 601, cor. $5th and Jacks TOOR RENT—0ne of those steam he in th Lier bloek, cor. 16th and J son, has all conventences. Call at 111 Harney. (JOR RENT- on the corner of 13 heat: {fi good repal 3 per (0t John Hamlin, 917, in the blc ipl,‘\'rs of five rooms to rent In new brick biock, No. 1513 Burs st. Kimball, Ch & Ryan, 1905 Firnam N TOOR RENT -2 11-room houses with mod {mprovements. corner Dodge and streets. O, ¥, Davis Co, 1505 rnam St, 57 JYOR RENT—At thie sonthwest cornorof 10th and California sts., 4 beutiful 3-story brick and sione residenices, all east fronts. every modern convenlenee, rooms finished in hard Wood; possession can be given November 2, These houses can be had at very moderate renis by first-class tenants. Brenuan & Co., No. 3, Chamber of Commerce. 636 11 [YHE Brown building, Cuming and 24th sts. Familica desiring new, warm home for winter should not miss these elegant apart- ments of elght and nine rooms, Includims bath m. Kitchen rango and window shades, All T ready for house keeping —Apply Citizens ban J 628-16° F YOU wish to rent n house or store see H. E. Cole, Continental ble Ok R those fine new brick and stone houses on Georgin_avenuo; fifteen rooms and alcoves; more conveniences and botter finishod th: any house for rent in the eity, H. H. H LY furnished roc gl oF on Ith board, heat, gas Dath, 28 and 2 N. 17th, opposite new postoffice site’ 025 N2% Fm( RENT—Rooms, with board. 1% Dodge st. 018 QTORE o rent {n new briok blovk IS Burt st. Farnam st. n 0. 1611 Kimball, Chatp & ftian, 1205 Mg ik S NT—In Brown building. Caming and 24th sts. Double store 460 feet. Single stor Basemoent Y Jight elezant apartments for families on second and third floors. See thess before do- ciding where you wiil locate in Omalia. Ap- ply to Citizens bank, Cuming and 24th ate A FINE cornor basement in the Brown build- ing. suitable for plumber or burber shop, Room 25x64 feet. Citizens bank. corner Cum- —To_responsiblo parties only, 027-10% —The best located ground floor 203 h B2 L office in the city. 205 ing 27th and N sts, om_depot, South Omaha, Mrs 3 5. O8I T Brown building, Cuming and 24th sts, To rent, double store #4x60 feet, single store 04 feet. Apply Citlzens bank. 632-16% JFOR RENT—The d-story briok bullding,with or without pawer, foruierly occupied by th Bee Publishing Co., 016 Farnamst. The build- ing has a fire proof cement basement,complote steam heating fixtures, water on all the floors gus, ete. Apply at the'office of The Bee. 913 1 JTORESat 7008 10th, 203 onch, Nwindows, steam heat furnishea. T Hall, 811 Paxton bik. largo show son, 400 Paxton block, i 77-ROOM house with barn F. Harrison, 011 N. Y. L ding n 2ood stable. ar the high school; rent mod donahoe, 1601 Farnam st ANT new 8 room brick_house Cholco focation. 508-11 The benutiful 7 room cottages. . Bath and modern improve- Only 2 'left. C. 8. Elgutter, 407 First N ank. 458 B‘lbl! RENT—018 Webster street, new nine room house, sewer and water connected and ready Next g r Webster and 30th stroets. New seven room louse sewer and water. Rentlow for good tenants. H. W. Ynt‘:‘}m 57- o EVEN-room house, 18th and Vinton, $16. J. WL Johnson, 519 Paxton block. 630 JFOR RENT-A good G-room house. city water, south front lot, near Luke and Sher- man ave.: at expiration’ of 3 years will give you warranty deed,subjectto mortgage. Look his up. O, K. Shaw, 38 Sheoley bli. 820 MPHE Brown bullding, corner Cuming and 24th sts, will be ready for occupancy in a few days. Parties wishing torent &toresor family” apartments in this new substantinl buildin at once to Citizon's bank, O i sts, 630- O0K HERE-—Winter 1s coming, there aro a few good ofices for rent in the .Ramge bld'g, with first class heating and best of ele- vatorservices. Inquire Frank J. Ramge, should apply iing and FOR RE For rates, ele., sce top of first col OR RENT—Brick warehouse, two stories and basement. 27,000 square feot, with 100 feetof double track on U. P. Rallway, South 20th and Plerce streets. Address C. Oskamp, Omaha, Neb. 284 For rates, ete.. sec top of first column. on this page. WM. 25 YRACKAGE storage at lowest rates. Bushman, 131 Leavenworth, QIORAGE Prackago—David Cole, 815~ 19817 Howard st. 71 Fm(i{i: T—8room house, all_modern im- rovenients, 22 200hicago’ st., 84167, Ring- walt Bros. Batkerblock. . B For RENT <7.room cottage, conveniont to itis :llltlhl‘wuln district and business. 2 poly 12 8, 10th st. 5 RENTAL AGENOX. For rates, ete., #cc top of first column. on this page. LIST your houses with the Real Estate In- formation bureau, 17 Board Trade. #1'n 20 {JOR RENT—8-room modern house with nice barn, 1704 N 21st; also 8-room house and nice barn, 200 Miami, by Crum & Bishop, R 54, Board of Trade. 126 {JOR RENT—28-room houses at 2022 and Caldwell st., nlua}! papered, having mod- ern conveniences and barns: to reliable par- ties until s‘;rlm&& per month. J, H. Johnson, 519 Faxton bloel 679 1_1 B.IREY & Bro.,rental agents.205 N.&LIN rental agent,Continental bk . 20 M’Axis‘\ I, Madum Delzier, over 610 § fith 462 d2v AVE fuel by _covering steam pipes W with Fossil Meal Composition; the b non-conductor, absolutely fire proof. Wes tern agent. D. 0. MeEwan, 1611 Howard st. H08-n13 10 LOAN, A cuimn o RS pags Y to loan on second_nortgage. W. 8 nn, Room 324 Omaha Nu - Bk, Bl'dg, M 4 MONEY toloan on any security 4 for short time at low rates. LOWest rates on personal property. The Henderson Mortzage Investment Com- ny, room 400, Paxton bik 207 $|7m to loun for & yonrs at 1% per cent, O, F, P Harrison, 91 Y. Lafe. 68311 i ON AY2 horse P m bk, VW ANTED-Tirst-cluss insiag foan rates, Call and see us. Mutuul ment 4 Parnam, K EYSTONE Morta Loans of §10 0 $1,000; get our rates before horrow ing and sive money; loans on horsos, furnitura or any approved security without publicity: notes bought; for new loans, renewal of old wnd low= call . 208, Bueely blk, (5th & Howurd. ates on cholee olty loans of #1,000 Central Loan & Trust Co,, 206 670 10 30,00 0r 00 danys o furn tur .planos, houses, etc. J.J. Wilkin For rate, ete, wee top of first colrmn on this page. Rnnnu‘ur for rent or sale, T .\(l"'_nny. VWANTED-A compotant newspaper man with five or six thowsand dollars in cash or security, 1o ke oh of the Democrat, a8 T have Important business that will require my time east and south for the coming year. We will pay ihe right kind of 4 man & nice salnry. - Hocommends dress W. R. Vaugh Address V. € LOTS In the west part of town, wor(h $,500 - n for house and lot further in worth .50, O F. Harrlson, 912 N, (OR EXCHANGE—Stock clothing for real A estato and part cash. Address or call 1419 Doug st., Omaha, 51 0. EXCIANGE Want real estate Frankfort, Ind. o EX and’ ha D. C, Patt \ J ANTFD--To teado elenr real estate and first mortgago notes proved residenco property or general merchandise or stocks of ware. Address 06 N Oniaha, N ware. of mdse. Box 205, M4T1-1v with team located lots. neral stock and monoy. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. For rates, etc., see top of first column on this page {OR SALE-Very desirable 7 room hous perfect order, oity water,clst Soward st . 4505 On Burdett between 3 and choice 8 room house, good biurn., s Gn Parker st., a neat 4 room house, good order, burn, ete... " 4,000 3,100 North ot Leavenw: o of the pleas- antest residence locations In O 2-story 8 room house in perfec sewer, water, gas, very choleo On 20 st., 7 room_house, “city wa! tern, shrubbery, trees. Price only.. Oa Cuming st. nedr 3ith, 7 room house, oty water, cistern, only. QOne of tho finest resid, o Place, 10 room brick, modern, good barn On 27 st. half block from motor, good 2 story frawme with barn Ve e, 1507 Farnam st., 648 Sole Agents. $H.0(KTfnrflmv building lot on Farnamnot far D from city hall. C. I Harrison, 002 N, Y. Lite. 083-11 31,000 to 81,500 buys n 60 ft lot in Ames Place, the best for the money. 643 Ames, 1507 Farnam. on chattel ny time from {0 X months in any amount to sult bor- rower. Loans made on household goods, planos, or- guns. horses, mules, houses, lenses, warehpuso receipts, eté., at tho lowest possible. rates. without publicity or removalof property. My loans are s arranged that you can mako a payment of any amountat any time and re- duce both prineiple aad inter: If you owe a balance o property. or [ will pay it o ff Ifyou find it more con- phone No. 1621 and your ill be arranged at home. Money always on hand. ay. Nopub- licity, "Lowestra B. I\, Masters, Toom 4 Withnell bk, 15tk aid Hurney sts. o (CHEAP castern maney Philadelphla Mortgage and Trust Co., always ready to loan_and pay promptiy; fiest mortgages wanted. George.W. P. Contes, rep- resentative, room 7, board of trade. 20 JRFAL Estate Loans_—Onsh on hand. Globo Loan & Trust Co. 8.16th st. No delay, no extra charges. Houses for rent, good list. et B. & 0. M. ANTHONY, 318 N. Y, Life build- ing. lend ioney on fafms i ehoice coun of 'Nebraska and lowa; also on good Omaha residence property; lowest rutes; best terms: no deliy; money ready. Titlos and vulues passed on here. 8 Yulues passed on here. L BUILDING loans, 6toTpor no add|- tlonal charges for commission or attorney's fecs. W. B. Mulkle, First National bank bldg. (CHATTEL bank, 310 8. 5N st., loans money on chattels or collateral gt reasonable rates o 4. FHL"T& second mortgages on vaoant & im- proved city umgi County warrants bought, Money on hand. K. M. Richardson,818 N. ife. ASTERN money to loin on eity properiy; mortzage paper bought. 1.1 Irey, . ¥k, JLIST your houses to sell or rent with O, ¥ Harrison, 911 N. Y. Life, Removed HATTEL lom‘n at lowest rate: fobldz. J. B. Enminger. ) to 024 N. Y. L FOR RENT—Seven-room nnnnfic. cor. Nth ave. ai ol REN For ratea, elc., see top of first column on_his nage. T 05T—Pug dog. _Pleaso retud to “The dFrenzer,” 114 N. 25th st and ruuul\'g“'g‘v.l"'lu'th Uap. ave.Inquire 2918 Doilge. M-665 B\U 6-room house, 112 8. 28th st. 03 N TDESIRABLE dwellings uii parts of the AFSmeaton & Allen, 1607 Farnam st. 528-n FOR RENI— SHED ROOM For rates, cte.. aeo top of first column on this page ) plocly furnished rooms. with gas. bath and heat. 2512 Chicago. M726-14% JRONT room, modern conveniencos. S§.10th, 400 13% F RE T—Nlcclf furnished front rooms, C stenm heat and all modern improvements. Private family, 2301 Farnam st. 3 ROOMS light housekeeping. 1228 TA-13% N 20th, M523 W ANTED -Sulesmen on salary or commis- slon to handle the new patent chemica! ink erusing poncil. The greutest selling o¥elty ever produced. Erases Ink thoroughly n.two seconds; no abrasion of paper. 200 to per cent profit. One agenvs sules nted to 620 in six days; another &2 in two hours. We want one enercetlo gemeral agent for each state and territorv, Sample Dymuall % cts. For terms and full particulirs address, Tho' Nonzoe Erasor Mg Co. L rosse, Wis. 34-11% NV ANTED—Man to_sell line of cigars, 8 Dor month and. expenses paid. Addr with stamp Globe Clgar Co. St Loty Mo IOELY furnished rooms with all conyeni- ences; also first class table board;. terms reasonnble. 200 N 18th st. 50-15+ TSR RENT--Neatly furuished front room, 103 Douglas st. M 606-12 R RENT—Very pleasant furnished front room with all modern conveniences. 1915 Chicago st. Mésg QR RENT—A lurge tront alcove room, east frout, in best part of eity, fow doors from Hotel Merrlam. Address V 42, Bee office. A 609-11% q [CELY furnished room with all modorn conveniences, 2013 Cass st. =14 WANTED—mfl Taborers for stone and grudo work. Avgly to P. H. Johnson, Union pussenger depot, Omaha. 208 'w ANTED—Mon to travel for our Cinndian nurseries.Stone& Wellington, Mad ison, Wis 20 ‘flfifim oF women wanting work, OF persons necding holp of any Kind: oity or country: f an Always be supplied at Keith's office, BlIoth st "Satisthetion guirantoed M. N NVASSERS Wantod —Corrospondonce so- TR T ot Corrospond o satl ganer clothing, Good wagescan’ bo earnod. vite Paper Clothing Co., Port Huron, Mich, W0-n25 g n with good reference at Metropolitan Mrg. Co. 1600 Howard st 201037 good city can- #7n2l nted throughout Ne- braska. Send stamp for reply. Jos. b, Megeath, Omahu. il WANTED—A Tive, enorgetio party In every lace to Introd uce our goods, Wo have 4 now fino thut will sell at ‘every house nnd agonts can reap a harvest between ndw and the holidays. Wil puy a salary of 875 per onth If preferred and furnish & team free. ddress at once. Standard Slverware Con ton Mass. M 632D 15¢ WANTED—-FEMALE HELP, ANTED—At once, several vassers, 1516 Douglas st. ANTED-—. NISIED or unfurnished rooms, steam heat, 5 Douglas, 601 14% 1CELY furnished front parlor with good bourd; all modern conveniences. SION 1k 540 8} gas,buth and 27 . 1519 Howard. OST—Brown horse with harnesson. Re- M 057 4turn to 121 N, 15th st. TT), trayed or stolen, gray cow, white face, one short horn. Notify Vaxman, 2ith and Dorcas and recelve roward. 070 11+ T,O5T—From 3th and Spaulding streets, i dwhite cow ured cow hornless.” A reward will be puid for their return at 027 Prats st. John Helnzman, 085-12% or-eolored pointer bitch, very thin I OST—Liv 4 and bony. Return to 1416 Douglas Street. Buitablo reward. M FOR SALE—FURNITURE ETC. Forrates, elc,, sec (op of first coiwmn on (h(3 pug. {JJOR SALE—A large parlor stove and 2 smull stoves. J. W, Harrls, 30th nr&tz’ o 81 FOR BALE—HOESES W AI?AONS ETO. ONEY loaned at iow rates on furniture, horses, &c., without »uhllull{. Hawkeye InvestmenitCo, & Donglas bl 1oth and Dodo. E [ONEY toloan on city und farm property. W. M. Harris, R %, Frénzer Bli, opo. D, OR A LE-06 foet on 20th st., corners on Jones st., faces east, only a_fow feet from motor and one of the most available and best located lots In this part of town; price 86,600 a price made low, as owner wanis his money in business. Ames, 1507 Farnam, Sole Azents. 050 'OR SALE—House, 4 rooms. well, clstern, #0th and Charles, 31200, 325 b monthly payments. George Paul, 1600 ;’m-n“ SAL ade orrent, cheap, fing house. d and Cass st. Inquire ut house. M362 3% 100 per foot for ground on ¢ gitgt, ave. near %th. C.F. Harrison, 913 N. Y. Life. 83-11 PBUY 50 10 1ot n Ames Placo and save money Aumes, 197 Farnam, JFOR SALE-Cholce acre property. 50 acres on Ames avenue. & 2 neres near the Belt line. 15 acre truit farm, Two 10 acre tracts in Benson addition, 5 acres in Solomon’s addition. % acres near South Omaha, C. M. Power, room 38, Chamber of Commerce. M23-13% h and Chl- Y. Life, 683-11 {JOR SALE—On casy monthiy payments, 6- room house and south front lot, near Lake and Sherman ave.; Just like paying rent: no interest. O. F. Shaw, 303 Sheeloy bik. 320 (OMAHA will grow faster fn the next I8 months than ever before, and real estate will grow in value with the dity. Buy a 60 ft lotin Ames Place now. Ames, 1507 lmrr:’x‘nam 9,200 for full east front lot and cottage In *DHanscom place, $200 cash, balance easy. C. F. Harrison, 912'N. Y. Life. 653 1t %t.oflfl for desirable home, 3d and Cuming. O, *PF. Harrison, 912 N. Y, Life. 083-11 $-".5w—0|\17 20.50—Dr.' Chambers' resiffence D “on lith und Burdette st., ownor going to leave city. Best bargain {n Omaha, D). V. Sholes. sole agent, 213 First Nat. bank. M (30 [YOR SALE or rent—i3 feet front with bufld- Ingof %0 rooms. Apply at the premiscs 318 8. 12th S 7 D= h St. 210-n27 R10,000 for desirable place near *Dedgo. O. F. Harrison, 912 N. MUNEY to loan. Correspondents_of Tom- bard ~Investment company. Shriver & Burus. Frenzer block. o Also 22 feet on cor of Chicago and 13th. Dly at 318 South 12th St. NOWIs the time to buy before pricos ad- ance. See a0 £t lot'in Ames Place. Ames, 1507 Farnam, A", ANTED—0 per cont real cstato loans. 0. B tarrison, 912 N. Y. Life. i MARM Loans--Best rates and option In the west. Interest annuaily. Borrowers can pay purtor all of principls ut.end ot any yoar, ant stop intarest. R. K. Stowe, 310 N. Y, Lifo bldg. KIMBALL Champ & Ryan, 1205 Farnam st., maxe loans on real estate, onal and collateral security. Notes and bonds bought. Building loans at lowest rates. 605 N14 'TRST mortgage lonns on wmproved and un- improved property. O.J. Caswell, 816 N. Y, Life. M 37 N 14 For rates, ete., see top of frst cobumn on this page. 'OR SALE—Cheap, & young team, about 2,200 pounds; wagon “und harness; 1716 South 10th st., between Centor and Doreas, 'OR SALE, very cheap—One (six passon- gen rockaway carriuge (mew): and two- sented Russiun sleigh. Geu, W. Holbrook,room 4, Bee Bldg. 509, 'YPEWRITERS for rent or sale. Stenog- ruphers supplies. J.P: Mogeath, 1607 Vagnim. WORK horse #60, two horse anou %20, dou- blo work harness $15. Or will' trade for a., good light side bar buggy. H. E.- Cole, Gonti- nental bloek. 4 bl FUH REN HAN_HSOMEL)' ~Furnished rooms, 100 Douzlus. 280 turnished room. 2200 Dodge. e 128-13 JPLEASANT south front roow, iz Dodge. Hl)llSE!&w and up. H. E. Cole. 73 Tnquire at 259 OR SALE-—2 good work teams, 618 Paxton blk. llfiylm.m. Ben. F. Marti, loans made on diamonds, ‘watches, Jowairy, ete. 561 NI3% C'Hi\‘f’rm. loans, low rate, 1519 Farnam st 4a2-nllt BUSINESS CHANCES, (i el L B il S O M For ratea, dc., scc top of first column on this page. WV ANTED—A business chance—an iutorest in some good puying and legitimato busi- ness without night work, by a youns man of good business_quallfications and the best of referencos, have from 5,000 to 85,000 capital fand good backing. Address in confidence, V Bee offlce, giving full parti cuse your proposition suits will wANTED—A partner with §,000 or more. An excellent opportunity; u line of busi- ness represented by no other firm in Omaha, Full particulars on application. Address V 49 Bee. Wi ANTED—A “partner with from 00 to #1,000. A carpet man preferred. Pleuse investigate. Address V51, Beo. 714-13% JOR RENT--Two nicely furnished front X roomis. 2010 Davenport’ E ] ESIRABLE roofs for three or four gentie- men, private sitting room Included, 1701 Oapitol ave, i FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED FOR SBALE- ~MISCELLAN EOUS, Forrates, etc., see top of first column. on this ige OR SALE—Chenp, & -horse-power engine. Apply to G, W, G ay, 9th and Douglas, M-1-1T OR SALE—A fine new Stewart banfo and case for §30 at 611 N, 17th, o 1M For rates, etc., seetop of first cotumn o this page. 3 UNFURNISHED rooms, W01 8. %th st~ D o8 610-11% (MIRST floor, private residence. Newly ered und paluted. Good location Soutl 1 6% COR R or elegant unfurnishes roonis.steam heat and ail modern improve- ments for housekeeping: references required. Mrs. H. C. s B F roam. 606 12+ 20th. 53 s vaten cte., see top af Airst columm on this page: ANTED-—A first-clnss experienced sale man in gents' furnishing goods dept. L. Brandels & Son, 0% to 5i0 &, Brn. By TAN'T a girl for general housowork at 31i1 Farnam; must be a good cook. 676-13 A RIGHT young lady wanted to get sub- fin&ar Mi scribers “for the Omalia Excelsior; cent commission. Apply 113 § Tith st. VWV ANTED—Gii for kiichen and Taunary work, 1130 § Nth st. 82l W ANTEDCGIr for general housework. Mrs. G. W, Loomis. 1014 8. 30th a: i W\ ANT First class scwing girls at once. Madame Norris: Koom ullf-m‘g; bloolc » PATENT SOLICITORS, i FATRNT SOLICIRON For rates, dc, see top of frst colwmn om this page. IATENT lawyers & sollcitors, G. W. Sues & Oo., Bee bullding, Omaha. h ashing1on, D O Consultution fren g ** . PAWNBROKERS, I‘N the Brown bullding, Cuming and 24th sts., clegunt apartments of seven and elght rooms, With bath, kitchen range for hot and cold water, shades to windows. Ladles should sce these hundsome modern homes. Apply Oltizens bank, Cuming and 26th sts. 620-16% CLAIRVOYANT. For rates, ete., wec top of first_colwmn on (his page. RRIVED—Cialrvoyant, tells past and future, nt friends, ehanges, travel faction given. Mrs, urally gifted, ® troubles, ab® business. Satis- allace, 1308 Furnam st. M-705-17% EW callgraph, pric ble, R 65, B N“mL‘;u graph, price reasonable, 1‘77-_3' WANTED---TO BUY, For rates, ete., see top of first column,_on this page NITURE, household goods, ete. Highest v price. Wells, 1110 Farnann, 202 d typowriters. . P, Megoath, Jn o e ANTE to sell av auction every Tiesduy und Friday, 10 o, m. Ploneer stables, 13th, batween Hurney and Howard. a-Di QECOND-HAND books bought for spot cush at the Antiquarian bookstore, 1413 Furnam. 615 n14* ‘VANi'l'EI)fillum and buggy. W J. Paul, 1600 Farnam. agons, ete., B‘Ofl SALE—First-class b?l and restaurant; long lease. Address H. Horaber 2] Douglas street, Omah: fi L FQk SALE-Cigar, tobagce, confectionery, frult stand; must sell. 200 8. 12th st. o> 611-1 OR SALE—$10.0m choice stock of general merchandise In one of the best towns in Nebraska, 7 miles from ha. “Party doing an excellent business, but has other bLusiness demanding his attention. Address P 55 Bee. YV Ehave a customor for 00 stook of dry goods and groceries. igeash and Omahi roal estate. Larmon P, Prayp Co., 3410 Curu- ing street. ! 652-11% . B EAT MARKET for salp. | Fitted up first- lass Iy every pnrtlclléé, Good business, Will bear the strictest invisPigation, Addross Jock box 400. Ta. 104-0 3 REWERS Jook at thisdd hive the best piying brewery in the wnto for salo at' o very low price. The produat, of this brewery fs known In_eévery town Selihin 100 milos, Splendid trudoefltublluhm# EThis 1s a very wire bargain, and wiil* bogk! tlose Investiga - tlon, Parties desiring anyiwormation in ro- R ve property will poase address K, 8¢ i Vet B4 N 402-11 MASSAGE BATHS ETC, For rates, ete., see top of first column on this Paga h at Madam Smith's parlors, t Barker hotel. 175 16% (OR SALE or Rent—Targe hotel, well io- cated in one of the best towns In Nebrask. Will sell or rent to good hotel man at ver Ioasonable figures. Correspondance sollcite Address F. Sounensclioin, West Point, Nob. -11 Mnn STEVER is flvru Dest successof any fortune teller in the eity. She does nob deal in any traud. Hor terms are the lowest. 406 N. 16th, 3 floor. 5% 11% MADQ,IEUO(WAY,BI.I!:;: tand irance m Ui massage treatme 8| alty, 1600 Davenport ste P M . NANNTE VU WARREN, Glairvoy ant trance, speaking, writing and reliable bus- iness medfum, 4 yoars in Oniaha. 19 N. 10¢h. MAS AGFtreatmant,oleotro-thermal baths, soalp and halr treatment, manicure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post, B %-2i, Withnel] bik. M:\SSAGE. Madam Delzler, over 610 S lith. 402 Az MUSIC ART AND LANGUAGR. For rates, ete see top of fitrst colmn on this page MAu‘ATl:. Madam Delzler, aver 6108 1ath, ~ 2 d» DRESSMAKING. For raten, cie., sea lop of fvet cotumn om thia 3o For rates,cle,, see op of Arst col - on this page. BFORE buyin; la ine ti scale Kimball ptauo.A- Hospe, 1513 Dogglas. EO. F. GELLENBECK. toacher of the banjo with Hospe, 1613 Douglus. 249 D MOHLE loaus mo: lamonds and um-wy.:\‘m.&w, aruamatith, Efflihulli todo dressmaking In fami- les solicited. Miss Sturdy, man. violin, ROF. Chas. Peterse: Paitive, oudns. 5 bik. tuer, H.lllllr‘ullnll. 505 R SALE—A rare chance for a buteher, & fine logation and now enjoying s splendid tradeo Brick bullding with basement all fitted up with the lutest appliances for the preparation of meats for market, Including Dower, machingry, ete. This ia un Gpportanity of a litetime. For partioulars address Look- box 43, West Polnt, Neb. 402-11 JO® SALE-Smalt hous, Uulifuflm 8b. FIPE - Dhottor than mouey In the 648 Ames, 1507 Farnam. JOR™SALE—_Choice residence lot, front on dith street Detween Farnam an Dodge, corners on alley...... 1§, 600.00 This is an especiaily desirable location wnd price will be ad vanced if not sold in 30 days. on Bith stroet fronting east. one of the cholcest more lota in that desirablo location. To the »ight party this elegant residence site will be sold on smull cash puyment and loag time Price, $12,000.00. to $1.200 is Business Property on Dodge st. between 15th and 16th sts. a full lot 66x[i2. iocatin mit-edged, growing in value, with present improvements will pay #5000 o #4000 per year, Price.........%0,000,00 On Leavenworth st. corner. 3 brick stores and flats Iu perfoct order. Puys 0 por cent, i .00, Trackage property, corner th and_Jones, owned by Eonsondased Tunk Line Co.. will sell on casy terms. Price.. 10,000.00 Ames Roal Estaie Agoncy, 1507 Farnam st., 048 Sole Agents. QR SALE—Ames Placo—The best. lots in Omaha at the price. First-class In loca- tlon, perfectIn tie and tnsido proporty. You can buy g 1ifty-toot lot tn Ames Placofor 81,100, £1,200, And when ‘mllm this property you will ad- mit our claims for it. Kemember you can find no property as well Tocated at 1,000 or §,200 for a fitty-foot lot ind remember to that Now is the Time tobuy. Real estute In Omaha will advance rapldly and there fs txday no safer, surer in- vestmant. It is better than Money In Bank and will pay ten times the interest. Prices will steadily udvance and you make money Dby buying now. Motor Curs toand from Ames Place, Fifty-foot lots at ten, eleven and 1 undred dollars, Ames, 048 1507 Farnam 8t SMALL paymont down and 815 per month will buy a 4-room I ouse and lot on 16th, 2 Dlocks from motar; first class chance. to uire a home oa easy terms. Apply to H. B, ole, Continental block. b 3§xlzé and g00d 5-room cottage near nigh school for #,500. C. ¥, Harrison, N. b-11 Life. qll()LE! tothe front. { have six elegant houses on 44th and Farnam, with every modern convenfence, including gas and . gis fixtures, now nearly readv for occupancy. Soo them and make your choloe. Price, &L750 to 4,250, §00 to 100 eash, balance tosuit at 7 per cent Interest. Every purchaser before November 5 gots a ticket to the drawing of & %500 plano, Oarrlage hl'hysruld{ to show customers. Furnam Street motor within four blocks, Buy ahouse quick, and taica a hand in the rand shudfle. " This Is stralght goods. D, V. 213 First Natlonal bank. M 0. 0,600 buys the Dr. Ohambers residence and 0 veterinury barnon 16th and Burdette sts. This 13 8000 less than cost. D. V. Sholes, solo agent, 2L First Nat. bank. N &0 JRICES by spring will be much bigher than now. Buy in Ames Place a 50 ft 1ot at pres- ent prives. Ames, 147 Farnm. IR SALE—One of the most desirable hotel properties in the state.situated in Bancrofs, Ouming county,Neb. T' od pay- ing patronage and ha livery toek and stable In eounection. The towa is the end of fi assenger division of the Oh! o, St. Paul, Mlaneapolts & Omaha ratl- way. It \:.:.unhrlnl polnt for hunters from all” over st he Is b, fukon imarshos and Yash prairioswhers dupbs ‘flmn‘r.lr chickens and other e ason, For fnnn'r roferonce hsey, Bunoroft, Neb. {OR. BALE—An elcgant new residence, 0 rooms, eherry and oak finish, large stable und every convenleuce for comfort; location, the best in the city; price low, Terms easy. D. J. O'Donahoe. 1901 Farnam st. 812 ¥ YOU have anything to sell or_exch Toa O Banny phta el 0 for Lome on Chl i near 25th. C.F, Bt SN o v mear ik, O TEI Dbest Jot on Hamllton and Lowe avenue. nquire at 4008 Hamliton st. 50 doe Forrates, de. see top of first column_ on this pags I)!"‘ DENT men made thelr money in Omaha al estate, wnd you ean make money in Ing & good 50 ft ot in Ames Place at 1,200, Ares, 1307 Farnan 048 r‘ FETLACE 84 1t lots are the best value in Omaha at presont prices. before the advance, bu to T QMES i a city ke Omaha grow In value, The first stop Is to get a good lot. See Place 50 {t lots at £1.000, 1,10 and #1,200, [ 108, 1007 Farns A farm adjoining Bl ttod and sold for cliride. Blalr. 0% on Daven 10 bloek from new post 20,000; S0XLE cornor 20th #0000, G L. Groen, room % QAST front lot on, Lowe ave. Lilareison, 012 N. Y. Life. 7 ROOM cottage, full lot, Hanscom Place, east front and a great bargain for a fow days. Small eash payment and balance on long time, F. K. Darfing, Barker block. 364 © 00D east front building lofs on Lowo KOO for the two. O. K. Harrison, ot . Lite. 089 1 7 t inside property in Ames Pluce. A 50 £t lot for §1.000 (o $1.90. [ Ames, 107 Farnam, BHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING p or first column on this page, all makes. bought. sold.ex- nnged, J. P, Megeath, 1607 nam street, LER, goneral stenozrapher and ositions and_court work a , room 1002, N, Y. Life Bldg 8-nd0 PENSION AGENCY. or rutes, d. DENSTONS The Clingman Pension Age 21 Frenzer block. Information froe. ) e O e HAIR GOODS-WIGS, BTC. s o west; hi bangs, hair ‘chains, ete., a | office hair’ goods and wiliiner 1S 1th st. Omaha, 200 I)RUPOSALK FOR OATS AND CORN.— U, 8 Indlan Service, Rosebud Agency, Dakota, October 20, 1800.—Senled proposals indorsed ~“Proposals for Oats and Corn' and addressed to the under; signed at Rosebud Agency, South Dakots, will be re ved at this office until one o'clock p. m. of November 19th, 18w, for fur- nishing and delivering at this Agency, 70,000 pounds of Oats, and 150,000 pounds of corn Oats must bo hright and clean, and well sacked, and welgh not less than 52’ pounds. to the bushel, Corn must be sound and elean; to welgh not less thun 56 pounds to the bushel, and to be delivered in sucks of about two and a-kalf bushels capacity, made of § ounce bur- lap, wellsewed, Bidders will be required to state specifically in their bids the pn)\ulsu(l price of each ariicle to be offered for delivery under a contract. The right Is reserved to re- ]vrzu:{ orall bids or any part of any bid it med for the best interest of the serviee, Certified Checks. Each bid must be accom- banled hr a certifiod check or draft upon some Unlted States Depository, made pay- ableto the order of the undersigned, for at least five per cent of the amount of the propo- sal, which e ck ordraft will be forfeited to the United States in case ;m{ bidder or bid- dersrecelvingan award shall fail to promptly execute a contract with good and sufficient surities, otherwise to be returned to the bld- der. E. B. REYNOLDS, Special U. 8 Indlan Agent incharge. 0-24-d-21-t-m specialty. Dav opposite postol South’ UNDER THE DESPOT'S HEEL. A Terrible Story of Russia's Savage Intolerance. Isaac Schneider, an intelligent man of twenty years of ageof No 1001 Third avenue, called at the New York World office the other day and told a story which strikingly illustrates the savage intolerance of the Russian government. He has been in this country about four years and had so far made his way in the face of adverse circumstances, *‘My father,” said he, ‘Marcus Schneider, was engaged as a commission merchant in St. Petersburg and was in comfortable circumstances. At one time he was a millionaire, aud was one of the most influential men among his people in the city. He lived in the city twenty-five years, and raised a family of eight children, of whom T am the oldest. I received a let- ter from him about four months ago, in which he told me that a law had gone into effect which forbade a Hebrew to live in any large city under the Russian government, especially St. Petershurg and Moscow. The letter further stated that he bad been notified to leave the city within thirty days. He did not know where to go or what to .do, and asked me for advice, I 'wrote & letter to Charles Emory Smith, United Statesminister to Russia, who lives on Moskowsky Yliza, just one door from my father’s residence, asking him to assist my family if possible or in- form me in what way I could do some- thing for them. I received no reply to that letter. Yesterday I got a letter from my mother telling me of my father’s death and the banishment of herself and my brothers and sisters from their home. ‘‘When my father received the order of banishment he was in a hopeless con- dition and not knowing where to go he did not heed it. After the Lhiafi dn\xs had passed he was ar- res and thrown into prison. The horror of his situation threw him into a sickness which caused his death in two days. My mother and her children, the youngest of whom is only six months of age, were then dressed in prison garb, and, in charge of soldiers, were sent to a little town 500 miles away. One-half of that distance they v.ore compelled to walk. They are there now, without any friends to help them, and in a starving cundition,” it e A Light in Every Berth, ‘To the Chicago, Milwaukee & St: Paul railway belongs the credit of being the first in the country to reduce the matter of electric lighting of trains to scientific rfection. One of the novel features introduced in the sleeping cars is a patent electric reading lamp in each sec- tion. With this luxurious provision, reading at night before and after retir- ing becomes as comfortable as by day, and when retiring the toilet may be made in comfort and seclusion. "i‘hs berth reading lamp in the Pullman sleeping cars run_on the Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul railway, between Omaha and Chicago, is pafented and cannot be usedeby any other railway company, It is the greatest improve- ment of the age. Try it and be con- vinced, Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific depot, Omaha, at 6:10 p. m, daily, areiv- ing at Chicago at 9:30 a. m.” Secure tlc{mlfl and sleeping car berths at Union Ticket office, 1501 Farnam street (Barker block), Omaha. J. E. PRESTON, F. A. NAsH, Pass. Agent. Gen’l Agent st L King James' Chair. An interesting historfeal relic has just changed owners in Scotland. When James V., visited Loudoun castle 400 years ago a handsome black oak chair was specially constructed for him, The “King’s chair” was then removed to Sorn castle, and afterwards to Catrine, where, by some mistake, it was put up for public sale, and bought by a Mrs. George Mair for a trifling sum. This lady at her death, which occurred recently, bequeathed it to her son. sl Through coaches—Pullman palace sleepers, dining ears, free reclining chair cars to Chicago and intervening points via the great Rock Island route. Ticket Sixteenth aca Faraam. P DURABILITY & CAEA CLEANPN‘BS lIJJNEummSS' ), , UNE 10 ODOR WHER REATED. Arrives Omatia, CHICAGO, RURLINGTON & @ Depot 10th and Mason stroots ‘hicao Kxpro S0 a Chicago Kxpre L ipw “Chieago Bxpross ........| 030 & m Y Chicago Looal 505 m [BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER. | Arrivos opot 1th and Mason streets. | Omaha, Dorver Day Hxoress 405 pw Lo Denver Exproos.. Glop m \iienver Night &xpres b m <. Tadneoin Loenl ... | 40 b m % ST ) &G, | Arrives Dopot 10tk and Mason sireets. | Omaha, Knnans City Day Expross. .| 0.10 Night Kxp. via U. 64 m UNTON PACIFIC. Arrivos Omnha, % pm Leavos Ouanha, 016 & 1015 & | 640 p m 515 A m Lonvos Omaha, 036 8 m 948 p m Lonves | Omahn. 10 pm . T30 p w 020 & m 600 & m 1005 o Toaves Omaha. 610 p m. 905 o w) 430 p m Ieaves Omaha. 7168 m 430 p ml Lenves _Omaha. 600 p m nsnn Clty Kxpross. Exo. (oxeopt fin CHICAGO R L & PACIFIC, U. P._dopot, 0th and Marcy Ste Night Express Atlantie Exprows. ! Vestibule Limited... SIOUX CIIY & PACIFIC | P. depot, 10th_and Maroy Sta Sioux Clty” Paswengor Paul_Expro 11010 & m OUX Clty & PACHFIC A i _Depot 15t and Webster Sts. | Omahin, weoooSE Paul Limited L1 03 am Tenves | CHICAGO & NORTHW ESTERN. | Arrivas Omaha. |U. P. dopot, 10th and Maroy Sta. | Omahs 9150 m. Reago Expross »m estibulo Limited 615 p m ommodation (kx 910 p m Enstorn Flyor.. 1150 m ast_Kastorn Kxpre Leaves |CHICAGO, Mii., & ST, PAUL Omaha. | U, P. dopot, 10t and Marcy 8 £600 p m|. ~Chicago Bxpress... 1245 p m “Chicago Wxpress OMAMA & T LOUIS. P. dopot, 10th und Maroy Sts. . Louts Cannon Bull_. ¥, B & MO VALLEY, A DopGt I5th and Weh ster inck Hilis Kxpross ings Exp. (Ex. Sunday Arpives” Oniahia. 1008 & m | 6% p m 211045 m, Arrivos York & Norfolk (Ex. Sund — QWP . N &0 h wnd Wobstor Sts. Sloux, City Accommodation. .. “Bloux City Expross (Kx. Sun.).. 2 Paul Linited Hancoft Passengar (Bx. Sun)..) MISSOURL PACIFIC Pepot15th aad Webstor Sts. St Louts & K. C. Expross. St. Louts & K. C, Kxpross Arrives Omshw o> Eo=n 33 sEER S5 aal EETE R Eastorn Flyer. g _Atlantie Mail. 630 p miowa Accommodation (e, Sun) ] Loaves (CHICAGU, MIL. & ST. PAUL | Arrives Wransfer| Union Depot. Councll Blufs. | Transter i hicago Kxpress. | 916 & m Chicago Expross K C.STIOK & O D Unton Dopot, Council Bl ~..Knnsas City Day Expros ansns Clty Night Expros OMAMA & ST LOUIS. Unton Depot, Council Blufte n| . Louls Canon Ball....... CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY | Arrives Unton Depot, Council Hiuts. | @ranstee “evree-.Chicago Kxpros [ 620 p m Chicago Exuross | 940 & m Creston Local. 1 SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Union Depot, Council Blufty. | ~..Sloux City Accommodation. 8L, Paul Wxpross 2 1SS0URI PACIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS, WEFEREEIE g EN|EH .3"\="}.=; Ari Tranater Tran 00 am 1025 p m| lanye | Arrives |Transtor, utd Hill ako Stroo Walnut 1l Dundee Place. DESTLEN EE ONE WAY TO STEAL DIAMONDS A Trick That Admits of the Thief Safely SBubnutting to Be Searched. It is natural that articles of great value are objects of temptation, says the Jeweler’s Weekly. We are prepared to understand that the common thief is con- stantly scheming to gain possession of precious stones and jewelry, but it is o matter of surprise to learn, through stories that come from across the ocean, | of the tricks indulged in there by the diamond trade—the legitimate, every- day dealers in precious stones. The peculiarity of this condition of things is that the sharp practice of dealers does not involve their reputation orstanding, ‘the thing being looked nt ag a matter of shrewdness und rathor admired as s clever piece of business. An anecdote is related to illustrate this. A dealer called upon a firm with whom he was in the habit of transacting busi- ness and asked to see a lot of dinmonds. After examing them for some time he returned the paper, saying that he would | call again in reference to buying them. It was at once noticed that a large stone was missing. A hasty search was made, but no trace of the aiamond being dis- covered, the dealer, without more ado, was accused of having taken the brilliant, He indignantly denied the charge and submitted without hesitation to being searched, The stone was not found, and profuse apologies were offered for the false ac- cusation. The following day the dealer u};p&mrud again, this time with a paper of dinmonds to sell, but also with another object in view, which he took good care not to disclose. A careful observer might have noticed that while the stones were being examiced atthe light ho ran his fingers along the under surface of the portion of the counter where he sat, and picked off something that stuck to the wood. It was nothing more nor less than the diamond which had so mysteriously disappeared the duy before. He had fastened it to the counter by means of a piece of wax with which ho had provided himself, and on the occa- sion of his second visit secured his booty. i As you like it. Gray and faded whiskers may be changed to their natural and even color—brown or black—by using Bucking- ham’s Dye, Try it. Paris Streets, The total length of the streets, ave- nues, boulevards, bridges, quays, and thoroughfures of Paris sot down at 600 miles, of which nearly two hundred are planted with trees. e A weak back, with & weary aching lame- ness over the hips, is & sign of diseased kid- neys. Use the best kiduey curative known, which Is Burdock blood bitters, Atrican slaves. The slave population of this count: was 2,000,048 fn 1830, 2,487,356 in 4,204,313 in 1850, and 8,963,760 in 1860,