Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 1, 1890, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, DAY, DECEMBER 1, 1890. _SPECIAL NOTICES, “ADVERTISEMENTS for thews colum will to taken untll 12:% p. m., for the evening | ®dition and untll 8:30 p.m., for \he morning edition and SUNDAY BEr FIYERMS—Cash 1n advanco, | ATES—Advertissmentaon this page will bs | oharged for at the rate of 1% cent per word | Tor the first insertion and 1cont per word for | ach subsequent insertion. and 81.5 per line ?er month. No_advertisen o8 than 21 cents for the first insertion. TNITIALS, figures, ayrbols, ote., count each 18 uno word. | NITESE advertisemonts must rFun co tively and under no cumstances will be (nken or discontinued by telephone. JARTIES advertising In_theso columns and having their answers addressed o & bered Jottor” in re of Tne Ber will re nunibered chock to enable thom to get thelr cttors. Answers will bo delivered only on | resentation of this cheel b onvelopes properly addressed LL advertisemonta under the head of “Special Noti " are published in both the morning and even!: u editions of Tue Beg, the efrouintion of which aggregates more {han 2000 pupors dally, and gives the advertiser e bonofit 1ot only of the larze eirculation of WE e In Om a, but also in Council Bluffs, dncoln and oth nd towns in the west BRANCH OFFICES. umna will be taken pHowir g busis s who are authorized to take special ates us oan had at the OMATIA BRANCH Btreot, Lister Block. fillm W. BELL, Phurmnclst, $2) South Tenth street. OFFIC Ol & EDDY, Atationers and Printe; 113 Bouth 16th street { 11, FARNSWORTH, Phiarmacist, 2115 Cume e ing street. I nua «stroet. (-w:,u.'\\. PARR, Pharmnclst, X worth strect. { Pharmacist, 024 North 16th 1718 Leaven- fi’fuusw’wm MACY, 24th and Farna BITUATIONS WANTED. IXPERITENCED hook-kecper wants situn- Ution In. Nob Address O, .M, 011 Farna st, Davenport, Ta, 006-1% VW ANTED—Position as_ housckeeper or nurse. by middle aged lady of experi- tence. Address W71, Beo office, 0821 (1Ai-|ul-‘u or offlco work of any kind url'nl)y Jist. Address W72, 557-3% d wife with Al references, po ist and 2d cooks. Address W hirco ye b ants situat prontice in o 42 South 121 nt taken for | - | afive roon Enclose answers | :D—Constant work by experienced in ereenh ardening. - Address Wi, nty. office dross DIt “boyof 17, who understands four years experlence. -MALE HELP, !ov—mm, elc., vee top of first mlunm on zm. nage. Anactive, honest “na iry #100 monthly if suitihi \w|lhu|)]‘)4u|u ifs i locally res references Manu- ary or commis- patent ehemics Iling noy- conds; no wbr per cent profit. Ong_age 108620 In six days; anof e Wil One energotio ge nd territor) T paper; 210 & s sales ounted ¥ Teulars address, T Jrosse. Wi, )—Salesmon to meet the grocery o carry a specialty on commission. Good commissions. Ploase state territory, also referen: V. G. Doorman, 103-105 Fulton stre |.4‘I|h-m: Ing from #1000 10 wl-rth per da; /\tlll| 8 with Adjustable 1 por 3 n elusive territory gl Consol idated aturday and Sunday barbers or. 14th and Farnam, 435 3 n overy lo- tive under lars, Wash- Washing- NOL necessiry. m Dis* WA 200 lnborers for stone and grado Apply to P. H. Johnson, Union : 208 D cality i fpstructions, 8 ton Detective A Expert passen Tan niwa 16th st s Cunadinn L& Wellington, Madison, Wis g men IHI)R work, or pel rdnu'l clpof any kind, eity or country, be supplied at Kelth's office, 31814 Satisfiction n gisranto WiNTH Megeuth, O travel for Agents wanted lhrmu.'llull! Ne- ond stamp for reply. Jos. I\ live, energetic party i o introduco our goods, ine thitt will soil at ‘pvery house and agents can reap a harvest botween now and the holidays. Wi pay a_salary of 85 per month if preferred and furnish & team freo. Address at once. Standard Sllverwire 0 Boston Mas M 632-D 15 new WA D—Immed fntely, Irish or German #irl at 716 N, 220 d st., st be competent ook and 1aundross. T ANTED—-A small girl to take care of chil dre N. 17th street. . (" TRL wanted in family of two; 1718 l)mnd street. “V D—A competent girl fo housework at 509 8. 23th OU‘“‘ wnd Socond Girl] \\unu»d— 300l wages b M 450-1* ass girl for genoral th, 20 TAN house work. irlin family of four, Ge 1818 Webster street. M FANTED—Good ¥l for goneral bouse- work at 2218 Leavenworth stroet. ML V d house ISHED KOOMS AND BOARD For rates, lc., see top of first columin on thie_page. FOR RENT-Nicoly furnished rooras, st gus and bath, with or without bourd Davenport, QURNISH convenl D front room for rfln. modorn i board OR RENT—Two large ploasant rooms, wnn bourd, bath, gas and furnace hent. g shborhood. Call at or address rst-class, 201 8°25th avenue, b507-6% JEWLY furnished rooms with board_and heat, 1812 Dodge street. 50 l{oums and board at 616 8, 17th street, = "'OR RENT-HOUSES, MISCELLANEOUS. For rates, elc., o toy of_firs column on this page. S0 107 o sk So0mi on (V0 PAPR WE new and hondsome four room flats with bath and steam heat in the Clowry bullding on Chicago strect west of 16th nre nearly ready for oc oh flat 18 separate and complet These apart- ments can be secured b uilies only with no roomiers. Ui able roforences A fow of these flats still not en- 1o APRIY to I, E. Roberts at the bulld: ng, Ililf»l"( Il o street upaney, i Itse’ 1I. 0 room steam heated Roberts, 402 N. 16th st. |. TAL Agent-—Geo, J. uses and stores for rent. Paul, 1000 Enrnam Rerits o rv\ RENT otn honse at ot With ull mode rn fmprov cottage with cf ity wate Apply to W. G. Dy str Modern desirable. 0 KENT, =} month. C.F. Harrison. Y. Lif S, 0. BENN mov fl.g.»”.,(.u..mrn with M. Neal & Conrad, 1413 lhnl)n-sl.“ ) F.rl( RENT—Flats, 4 roo nd sewer connections, 4 Bee bld FIQUSE for rent i lend 21 8. 10t) i OUSE for rent at voulont to depot. of T. 3. Lowry. NOR RENT-—Small house oi west of th, 8 per month, house, eity water. hath, on Onldw th and 27th, #25 per month, Room 9, Burker block. ok r JOR RENT. furnished five mint day and adge st TooR RE 15 block ¢ ~.l.|x|4»|nr. 15 and unfinished , full lot, Wl\l l Istern and \horhood per_month. Brown block. 1061 an Dou “onch, ¢ 0. R (21 Plerc Nive cottage. 1..'4} i-room hiouse, 1017 Californin st. Inguire M and 4, at 102 I YOU wish to rent house or store see I, E. Cole, Continel 1 Illm‘k HOUE of & roous, e Iy papored, water, X1 gewer and as, Hird and Cuming, $0 per mo. O, . Harrison, 012 N. Y. Life, 857 {0k RENT—To rol!:mhlbh' parties only, those fine new brick and stone houses on Georgia avenue; fifteen rooms and alcove: more conveniences and better finished tha any house forrent in the city. H. H. Hender- son, 400 Paxton block. city. k) F-ROOM house with barn ¥ Harrison, 0112 OR REN Dat fipahod. Huch and modom improve- 3 Ukuly 2 left. C. irst ban| nominal r ront. e ROl mily hotel; nfive minmites’ walk of the P, 0. > Terms ble. Inquire Monduy and Tuesduy 110 and 4 at 1925 Dodge st 1 Fon all_ prove st $ walt Bros modern fm- Ring- m modern houso with ni st; also S-room house and , 2300 Miaml, by Crum & Bishop,, Ak Bonrd of Trade ToR rENT ave. and Un FOR RE even-room cottage, ve. Inquire 2018 Dodge. ) JRNISHED ROOMS, FIYWO Furnishea front rooms in_private fam. 00 and #15.00. 119 So. 0 t bedroom adjoining; nunlu'u\l sh and Hamilton: 1 block from wotor; gentleman preferred. i ¢ JOR RENE—Pleasant furnished — rooms, private house, location central, 518 N, 20th M 481-1 P—Furnished rooms, 1908 Capitol All‘l " furnished rooms, Duvenport street. 08¢ FOR RENT—Handsome steam heat, I Room with all modern improye- no other, roomers. 400 N. JEWLY furnished rooms for gentleme modern house, close to good table, home corforts, new Paul bloc! HA\]M)\H LY furnished rooms, 2200 Dod ze 0 I)l' FOR | modern conveniences, private nuuny Dougl QOR RE \ steam, tished rooms; gas,bath and foward. 29 ‘urnished rooms, 1600 hu%l “Two nicely 2010 Davenport st. FOOR ® furnished rooms, ICELY vourd, front furnished room: The Merriam, 25 Jirst columnon this page. T—Bs Januury 1, 4-story bullding, 38540 square feet; suitable for any kind g, at Tenth and Jones strect. G, A. Lindquest, 316 South Vifteenth street. _ o0 ut Omaha, 4 block Mrs. Brega, 31 14 8. 15th, Tel. 834, ool from depot. “After January 1. store and flat 10th st. Enquire at 06 Brown J. Kendall. 5 T or Sale—Fine, hoavy brick five- story corner warehouse With most central ckago in clty; floorsare 13,500square feot, Stringer & Penny, Barker block &) lmlldlnf{ with cupied by tho 6 Furnam st. Thebuild- ing has a fire proof iont.complote steam heating fixtures, e on all the floors Apply at the office of The Bee. 915 or without power, Bee Publishing Co. “Rrick warchouse, two stories high, basement, hydeaulic elevator. track- best location in the city. A, C. Powell. NOR RENT- Brick and basement, 27, double 2th nd Pie Neb, 0 storles re foot, With 10 Rallwa, streets. Address O. RENTAL AGENCY. n.r ates, m e top of first column on this page. AR Land and insurun Loan Co.—Real estate, ental ugency, IST your house foruiation bureau, rental ageat,Continental bik. kg H E. Cole, I IST your houses to sell or rent with 4Harrison, 911 N. Y, Life. QTORAGE—The best in city, clean, dry, safo, and privately stored at rensonable terms. %mhu Stove Kopalr Works, 1207 Douglas. Tol. £ I OOM and bourd J1CELY furnished front parlor with good bourd; ull wodern conveniences. lm)"{ 17th tlowost rates. W. M. Y bavid Cole, 8ib- T OLATR Europenn hoteLwith dining room steam heat, in_all ‘roows, 13th and DudK' by week or 21 JOR RENT or d unfurnisi . 8to ) et Leavenworth. hed voomh, gisnts R RENT—Sult of § unfurajshed g‘:l-n‘mlly s oL gedereee s'n‘f‘\ln"' 18 o DRESSMAKING. For rates,ole., vee top of Airst colk on this page. 00D outtor. ftter and draper from Chicato desires work In familios by the day. Ad IASHIONABLE dmimnklnl by the day or week. Address Mrs. B. MeA rtor. No. e avenworth street 574 1% \ 7ANTED Dressuaking in familios, W 60, oo office. M LNGAGFIEN'H todo dressmaking in fam lies sollolted. Miss Sturdy, Blfl \u"nn' st For rates, de., se MASSAGE treatmont,electto-thermul bath sonlp and hale treatment. manicure chiropodist. Mrs. Post, B 2021, Withnell bli. I ADIES & gonts tobuy the Plume dchalr; unsurpassed for comfort DRIVATE Detective Agong FPYPEWRT 1nlu||lr«~um|lll ’]")'u.\"‘r'mm-} Jos. P. Meg, Farnam st.. when you want to buy, rent or typewrl ft PHOLSTERING and mattresses reno 3 N 15th, LOST, #ee top of_first column on this fl ' from Oth und lvu(ll D medicine chest with full set of instruments, nlso small pocket case of instruments, Re « for return to 18 Arlington block and o questions askede Both do- Finder will be rewarded. A, M., 17 Harney. 813-D2% .1 black mo- nd 1 obstetrical OST—One red and one ronn cow. 4 horned, Clarke. BUSINESS THANCES, For rates, eto., see top of NA STRONG company Besires (0 moct o spec- fal agent of responailillity with capital, to Teprosent It DUALHe TR a Jarge. wiy in St Puul. Address 8. E. M. 6re Now York Adver tising Agency, 0 Wall sireo t, New York (| 1"t g & v M i {OR SALE—Conl bukirdess in South Omabn; dolng good b .u..:»u,.,.-ml reason for_sell: coltmn on this page n thIruhl" retail Tmproved uno Wy would 100 oss W51, Beo office M2 ¢ uw‘m stock of boots and cumbered Omaha proj upon with favor, Im o OTEL for 8ale- H’OH want to got T good busines: Broken Bow, Neb In a bupeithe Commerclal at 94 i A ET for ‘sale. Fitted up first Glass in every particulur. Good business. Will hear the strictest invest igation. Add Toek box 400. Council Blufrs, fn. 104-dl FOR SAL stock of boots and ahoes; would take I part pay haif section of good_iand with falr improvements. dress, W 6, Bee Office, QOR SALE—® barrel steam roller Thos. Crouch, Tekamah, Nul)r:wku.l Ta0 ans ORSALE—At & bargaln, 64x10 on Daven- port, near 17th, one block from new post- office, very ¢ heap, #0,000; WXL& corner Nth and Farnan 000 G. L. Green, room i, Barker bloc 054 mill, Phrindle bulldogs, male and femle: dieather collar on ea Return to C. 0. D, Brown and reward, B30 OST--Gold Abe paid if returned at Omaha Rubbe or 2116 Locust st. OST Nov. 27—A small diamond pin, botween 4 11th and Wilitams and the P, O. $10.00 for its return to 614 8. 11th street. M1 Co, 5% 1 FOUND. Forrates, etc., see top of N JAOUND—Gold pin; owner can have s ‘me by calling and p i3 for advertisen Bergman & Co., 1516-1518 Farnam street. _— FOR sAL ‘—-nuushs WAGONS ETO, entumn on this maT ‘(‘R ‘“\I E- »Om- nh-um power grain N(V\u(vlr building with brick nddition and office building, complete, und all personal property thereln, situnted ot Hastings, Nebraska; one framo horse power grain olovator bullding, complete, and all_personal property therein, and four corn crib ated at Inland, Nes braska; one frame ho 3 ing with 3 11y mal roperty Nu ein, and four corn cri and the land ol h the same a belng about one acre, more or lo Bricton, Nebrask; this property order of ‘the courti bIds to be i and may be made for ono, t ust e uddres: Foot, receiver, Denvor, Colora, bids'to be opened Decémber 8, and to 1 ject to the approval of the court, Rol Yoot, receiver. Dated, Denver, Nov ), Forratea, etc. OR SAL ice horse, or wiil trade for small house on leased ground. 506 S, 10th st.. room 6. 5% 1% STAURANT for rent or sale, 7. ilurr;ay o FOR EXCHANGE. 7OR SALE —Horse, hmuzy and Larness, Ap= ply to McCord , K y & Oo. OR SALE—50 horses and_mures, oash or time, Prices from 816 to %00, Would ex- change some of them for Omaha real estate, W.T. Senman,Omaha's largest varioty wagons and cars ‘me horso 360, two horse wagon 820, do ble work harness $15. Or will trade for a good light side bar buggy. H.E. Cole, Conti- nental block. OR SALE-2 zood work teums. 618 Paxton blk. Tuquire at 280 11SCELLANEOUS, e top of_firs._column on (hia vags FOR SALE: Fm rates, el JOIX §A o h, nearly (& 3 1008 1 Anmln new iK% SW large round base burners, slightly used, good as new, must be closed out in next ten days, see them at once. Pricescut but little fizure. Omuha Stove Repair Works, 07 Doug] Misti-1 JOR SATL —A 10 horse power New York si steam engine in first condition.” Festner Printing Co, 197 o st. LR J EW caligraph, price reasonable, TO BUY. st column. E. household goods. WANTED-. For rates, et 7 this page, Tighest see o ons, ete., to sell ut on overy Taesday and Eriday, 10 u; . Ploncer stables, 1dth, betweon Hurney and ONEY toloan on_improvi N d ity proj rrent rates funds on hand; no delny. 1ge bldg, K4-d15 STAT Land & Loan Co,—Real es and lisurance—rental agency. For rate, ete,, wee top of At column on this page. W ANTED o trade a kood fmproved Tarm ¥ i stockof boots 4ud shovs oF groceres, Address X. 5. Boe. -1 JOR EXCHANGE-Gloar lots In_“Peerloss Pierre,” the capital of South Dakota, for clear farms in Nebraska, good equitics in Omala proverty or secured pper. TThey are B Tt e WL logaled lota. within one mile circle, town all_around you, growing ast and only one block fro Wrlght & Lasbury, 101 Howard tr ear; 160 acres of land, Tiinols, cle of land, Nebr aeres of Innd. Nebraska, l any of the above for Omolis residente prop and ns- gume reasonable incumbrance. If. E.” Cole, Continental block g or in e chnnm' Tor full=pyid, non-nssessablo incorporation stocks: full information on ap- plication. Address box 6 601-1% (OR TRADE, rent or sale—Two 1 room houses on paved street blocks from street chrstno se Arnold. 5% Paxton blovk, Om VW ANTED Equity iria located, for olear Ne! & Bradley, arnam WV ANIED—Stock ofmherchandise for clear Nebraska land, Agddress, W 61, Be dern 7- and two 11 residenc asku tarn, OLEAN stock of, nerchandl for land and %4 cash, " Address W 3 0K EXCHANGE-F8Y a_first-cluss phm oquity in ‘ot 8. blaoit7, Baker pl hox 481, Central Uit “.VAM'UH ity property in oxchange for good incorporation stocks, investig: lllrn sollclted. Address box 618 Omaha. “V:\NT D—A horse ormare in part ment toward a Wagon or curriage. Seaman, Omaba’s largest variety wagons carriuges. JOR EXCHANGE—160 wores well mproved land and two businesslots for stock of gen- werchandise; hardware preferred iy - OR TRA DE—For Omaha_pr room all modern tramed h ofl Biufls, (Or s: block, Omaha, N UILDL Bt on rhoie clty property at lowest rates. Sums of #5,000 and upwards perferred Kimball, Champ & Ryan, ned at iow rates on fur horses, without uuhu--n{ Hawkeye InvestmentCo, 8 Douglas blk,16th and lml.m socond_mortgr 2 Omuha Nat. Bk, on improved a ty. Lowest rate. 0. J. . tel Mumlmllnu-m\ socuritins for any time from one to six months in any amount 1o suit bor- Tower. Loans made on household goods, planos, or- gans. horses, mules, houses, lenses, warehouse receipts, ete., e lowest possible rates. without' publicity or removalof property. My loans are s arranged that you canmake apayment of any amountat any time and re- duce both principle and interest. It you owe u bulunce on your' property o have a loan you wish changed.I will pay it o R s Goms yentent, eallup- telephono No. 1621 and - your business will be arranged at home. Money always on hand. Nodelay. Nopub- licity. "Lowest rates. B. . Mastors, Room 4, Withnell blk., 15th and ll\lrmsy 'I'A. Llouns at lowest rate: TTE] Re uwul 924 N. Y. Life bldz, J. B, E 0 money— Mortgage and Trast Co., ady to loan_und pug promptiy:. i ieorze Uonti board of trade. JTAR Land & Loan Co.—R and insurance--rentul agency. HEAP casto Philadelpl always mortg resentutive, r Mortgage Co. get our rates before borrowing ani suve money; loans on horses, furniture or any approved Seourity without publicity; notes bought; for new loans. renewal of old and low- est rates,cull R. 208, Shoely bik, 15 BY fecs. DING louns, 6t07 por charges for comm s W. B. Meikle, First Natlon (MATTELbank, 19 & 3th st., loans money Jon chatt sor collateral at rensonable rates 204 HONY, 318 N. Y, Life build- « {ng, lend noney on farms in cholce coun- ties of 'Nobraska and lowa; also on good Omaha residence property; lowest rates; best terms; no delay; money ready, Titles and values passed o he %01 Y E&OMA IUM‘\ tloan on any security for short time at low rates. Lowest rates on personal property. The Henderson Mortgage Investiient Com- __pany, room 400, Paxton blk. n le Estato Loans—Cash on hand. Globe Loan & Trust Co., 307 8, 16th st. No delay, no extra charges. Houses for rent, good 15t 00 DIRST& second mortenges on vacant & im- provedclty prop, County wurrants bought. Money on hand. F. M. Richardson,s1s N, : Afe, 205 ASTERN money to loun on clty properiy; mortguge paper bought. I.B.Iréy,N, l ife, I\Im\r\ to loan on city and furm prop: erty. W. M. Hurris, R 20, Frenzer Blk, opp. F D 'ONEY to loan. Correspondents bard Investment company. Burus. Frenzer blook. ot Lom- Bhriver & L) HAIR GOODS - WIGS, ETC u’r Lino huir good: wigs, switches, ban, speo . Davies, halr and pposite postoftice, 111 8 158h st. Oninha. 200 EMPLOYME Forrates, ete., e top of frst column. on this page. ANADIAN emplogment oft e..llflr 8. 16th, ‘the best place n Omabu to And help ations, male or femalc. Tel ssh ' oo¢ D FI0 exchange—Improved property nonr Sher- wan ave., for land or lots. Shaw, 308 h;’l.l‘ ely 7 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. For rates, rtc., see top af firsrtcalumn an this page MES Pluce the best for the money. both for ice, terms agd future value. 541 8 Cholce, 10 cent per cugh JO man who will look over our 50-foot lots in Ames Place, for which we ask ten.eleven und twelve hundred dollars, can deny the great value and desirability of the property, real estate. louns 075-d17 STAR Land & Loan Co. and Insurance—rental HAVE in Mn{nr Place, on 34th und Mth sts., between Leavenworth und Pacifiests., for sale, with no cash payment, to responsible rties who will build.” It Isa fine location legant lots with ul\nnll('lnlwu of shade i » ) pri reasonuble, terms within your reach, muk 50-foot lots in Ames Place today a safe, sure and profitable fuv 541 room house, lot 3 700, 5 Tt oot hause, athble, Iot 51t x82, 1,000, Brick house, and American house, lot 66x60 N If"i corner 10th and Douglas. Enquire ‘l;'l‘fl B th. 1 Auxm(fin-s Choice, woney made ey A AP—#2750 will buy a nice 5-room house and lot, with cellar,” clstern, city water sewer agd burn,’ contrally locateds easy. J.D. Zittle, 014 N. Y. Life B08d ANES Place has o nh» requisites to make it a good Investment. 1t I8 property that you can see any day that you will call ot our office, where every facility will be glven you to Investigate HIL ||u~r|lfi of ll\u nnn)l rty b1 YLIETO motor, but if you w i, full cor. lot for #2,100 and & #2000 hou full lot for #1,500 you can got it on_ve y terms by calling on or addressing the_owner. G. Merrill, é2nd and Cass sts, M 154-D 2 E buy. sell and exchango Bargains alwiys on hand. unimprovea or acreage, Houses monthly payments. Smeaton & All Farnan, M terms casy and gggd "titmo kiven on a6 ferred | puyments. 541 T9ue ros fine h\rmlund Hajoining “good Ne- braska town: nearl 160 acres finely. Hmprd i county sent In Kebras Wilightly eaoumbored. 120 aieres good land in Nbraska, Suiles from county seat; 2,500 inhabjtants. House and (0t In town)' i Kansas; clear, ot ingood Nebraska town. 4 room house wnd lot, Birn, well an 16th street, On m tly inoumbored: will Trada for Omahn BiopAHY And AsaumG inoum- branc ‘.q tnental block. 000 JOW I ¢ in renl estate, have a Iarge Hse10f city property, im ved and vacant; lots lrnm #0000 and up. Houses ani lots on monthly pay- J. Paul, rL\(I)\l Farnam st. List iy ut this of 5 3 aln in Omaha. Only three of those elegant housés on #th and Farnum left out of six; other thtee occupied by first- cluss purties. ' Houses #A open all day for in- spection. Every convenince in the houses, Including gas and gas fi¥tures. Take & look at them durlng this fine weather: buy one and take life comfortable during the winter, Only takes from £00 to 8500 cash, See them without fall for they will please you. Sholes, 213 First Nat'l bank. Tand 214 miles trom tern, On Z\ years lhvl(' mnm cl hnl ment required It Tmprov Ringer & Bradiey, 1619 Furnam \l B84 TAN BEUREN. 1401 Douglasst.. sells 10th st. addition lots, $100; Van I girn 1 . Terms, #25 cash, 810 ||n|)rn\cl , California st. trade. {OR SALE or Lease—7 feot east front by 201 feet deep. alley corner, 24th and Cuming streots. Address Jean Sch | we ANES Place lots at the prices we ask, nre the best value today in thiat purtof Qi Juuction all railronds, Kl.niuuurs ol Real Estato Agoncy, No. 22, North 15th st. hat. Corby and Tooust, 2-story frame house and barn, cast front. Chicago, lw! 26th and 2th sts, 2 houses, frame, one-story each N 3 Ohio st. 6-room house {n good repair. Wil seli for $150 down aud balance on eagy. monthly payments No, 10. 4-room louso in Crelghton helghts, Good order, No. 18, Nlondo s bet, Sth and 201h sts, »d 8-room frame house, e cellent order, full \ott st south front.third houso , $room modern house, 1ot 100x40. No. I8, No, 4216 Corby st., T-room, well-built f fru nide trees, L, near st., small full'l houses, each three A i, pleton park, on ming st., only v, - room Moore ave, just blooks ' from with full I next i days, 33d st.. north of Leavenworth, lot 40x 1 smnll hou Nod. It nve. room frame, No. & 29thy 818 in excollent orders w bargain. No. 6. On Parker st, soutl front, bot nn({ ith sts, smull house and barn, spiendid orde No. 2. Corner 18th and Leavenworth sts., 12 room modern house with ft frontuge on venworth st No. . W. corner 10th and Mason sts., with 4 liouses, all rented, v desirable in* vestmont louses, room for 2 more, 194 ft « 150 on K st InStewart place, 10-room brick house, modern irprovenents No. On thst., beautiful loeation, two modern pressed brick houses, slate roof, with ! Arn, very ¢ hoice and desirable ). 10, Douglas st, bet. 2th double modern house, No. th 8., Just out of Farnam, 4 houses, ench with half Tot. Very desirable’ location low price, casy torins. No. 14." Lake st., near 30th, full G-room house and §-room house, No. I3, On 1ith st.. near Nicholas, full lot, 3 houses, each 6 roonis; 1 house, 4 rooms, Good property for improvenent. No. 10, Farnam st., betweon 41st and 42d sts,, 10-roum modern house and barn. No.o. Joncs st onpostte Holcomb residence, -room frame house and barn Residence Lots in all parts of tho city, price and terms de- pendent wvon location of same. In showing property wo have every facility, and v any thne wo should bo pleascd 1o see you at our office, where ('nlu?ll'lvu!. 8 men are ready to devote all the time and attention that you may require, and remembor wo are_always glad to showyou property, whether you buy or no farnam and Douglas, 10 rents to two families. South front, Rurde bet. 28th and and 26th sts,, lot with Ames Real Estate Agency, 107 Farnam street, Office open evenings. “burgain offered in Omaha today s from P. 0.on R R track, 000, T 60X 142 for R13,000. miles from P, O, $150; 6,000, d and Davenport, $1,100, N d half lot %th and Douglas 2,000, 8200 cush, balance £20 per month. Hutchinson & Weud, 1524 Douglas. o 6 of the best lots in Potter & add_to South Omoha. M, _Y. Life. [0 DOR SATL Cobb's sleod, 1) T does not pay to advertise poor property and that is why your attention is repeated- ¢ called to 50-foof lots in Ames Place ut ten, and twelvo hundred dollurs per lot. S.Omabia. \V.\Lull.&\\uu erfield, v estat Asysterms. Al LBRIGHT'S Cholee, AVE you any idea where Ames Place s 1 what the lots are that youean buy to- ten, ele and twelve hundred dol- It not iu will pay you' to come and se ROOM cottage, full Iot, com Placo, east front anda great bargain for a few days, Small cnsh payment ind balance on long time, ¥ K. Durilug, Burker block. 364 Al LBRIGHT'S Oholce, sure ad van in Kountze pls ) cush, b cent intor permont i ne addition to homes in s; prope west of cash, b ost. J. r mm(l for city hunge 4 blocks -room modorn liouse. Idwell st., for F00 ance $30 per month, § per cent inter- J. Gibson, sole agent, Kountze | DOR TRADE or sule—4 well buili i-roo frame houses, only 100 feet from 24th str motor, huving a frontage on Emuet sireet of 400 feet by 86 feet: property high and dry—a splendid focution for a row of fats, Wil tnke unimproved or improved clear city property in part trade. Ames Real Estate Agency. 1607 Farnam street. Kountze Place; 0 Land all modern_con- venionces; Wirt s r Wth. Can sell on onequarter casih piiyment and buliy to rizht party. This is no che house, but a comfo; LEGANT residence in rootus finely finish i ery sense . K. Darling, Bark DVERTISING ause it pays to advertise when you have first cluss goods 1o« Amos Plice Is ud- vertised because it I8 first olass in_overy ro spect and hecause we are now selling 1ots in thataddition just as fast aswe care to and the faster they sell, the sooner prices will feel the advance. * + 541 Ax.fifilulrr's\-nul.-», Albright L. & I, Co. lory but b DONTyou fail to séo Ames Pluce fore you bily, 1f you want toget ahome with every condition about it.favorable to a stead and sure i ase in value, A UBRIGHT'S Chioice, puyments to suit. M5 6,000 for home on Ohiengo st. near 25th, Hurrison, 912N, Y. Life. FPHE best 1ot on Hamilton and Low -m}nmn, Enquire at 408 Hamiiton st. S ure being mude in A y becnuse gprices are first ulu« and the valus is there. \ location s 1{ L ESTATE—Wanted to bulld a house and take horse and humfi vacant lot, or plano for pay. "E. G. Merrill) contrac ind Casssts, domot think we are selling lots Placo at $1,00, 1,100 and 1,200, please Hico ard Satisty yourselt ot it NIE best cot frontage on arnam street, corner with tra od residences un s for bullding, some as arms and unimproved lund, 1lsell any of this property, of which sentire control, atprices way below WhAt you can buy at sewhore: Striig Penny, Barker biock, Farnan ALummll 8 Choice, the best trac, n upper n reets; splendid > to court house, 15th and 188 HORSE For rates, d WINIERE . see top of irst colwmn on_ ki page ORSES winterod, Wo have the best ne- commoaations in the state for wintering horses. Box or single stulls, with _paddock. Apniy to Windsor, Kemp & Co., 213 New Yorlk L2110 idii, oF to Clrls Novins, at che ytabies, Irvington, Neb, M S wintered—No hetter | horses U ‘alboun. Pr Kendall, prop! o 10 he Stillwater stook low, best care, I room 306, Brown bldg,0m For rates, ete see top of it NS I T e, experic AV voice cniture, pupil of M Bostor, Mass, Rooi 501 16tn and Do “dna Hall, Brown bullding, cor. };Ml(iil buying & plano examine the now scule Kimball plano. A n.-m.A it} u....p s, FPYPRWRITERS, nU make changed, rented. Ban stre R }g one al stenographer and .uolmy Depositions and_court work o spoclulty. Tel. W01, roout 102 N, Y. Life Blag For rates, etc, s top of Airst column onihia paze ADIES o tlemen can reat musqu dude sults o L 16th At 72 Worlfs from Su toSuRs Bufi &Wfl“mm_s work|: Was fever dong® [ Until NTA QUS N.KFairRBANK & Co. CLAIRVOYANT. we top f st column on this pags. VER i8 glving hest siceoss of any teller fn the city. She does not frand. Her terms are the lowes ird floor. 410 Misses Edd acntion and only sist the, olty R 7, Crounse bl Forrates, dc., l“v.H\TnI. deal in an, l“ks. Burrough will give reading in palin- telling the past, present and futy ines of the hand; f ladios u business on Sund i1 RRIVED—Clairvoyant, nawrally gifto Lells pust and future, love troubles, ab= sent friends, changes, travels, busir atls- faction given. Mrs. Walluce, 1508 Farnam st. RS. NANNIE V. WARR ; trance, speaking writing and reliable bu: fuess medium, 4 years in Omaha, 119 N, l"lll. ) Y over hll) S b [Ass AGE, M Dol l’ATI"\T SOLICITORS, For rates, ete, e 3 f 7rsl cotumn on this ) age. T lawyers & sollcitors, G. , Bea buifding, Omaha. Branc Washington. D. 0. Consulta tion {r BROK KR PAW of 1rat Forrates, ete., REDMOHLE louns moncy ond watches, jowelry,ete. tor. i on this + age. onds and wrnam&ith., 316 \I\h\:\(-h. LATHS K10, For rates, ete e top o nrst Aumn_on this page. Madum Delzier, over 010 S it o see top of first column on thixpigs. n Pension Ag izor block. Information free 31 Notice to Grading and Timb r Con- tractors, We are prepared to recelve bids fo amount of Rocky moun large rk west of the summit of the 1 the Tine of the Great Nortfiern railway, inciuding grading which consists of rock, tarth work and tunnoling, and a lurge amount of timber 150 u | untof hewed timber fo tructures, Pur- who are prepared to go fnto the woods ind but tiniher and who have grading outis for roek work, will find this a desiral ! . and the for earrying it on and. work s ready to inquire at I nk building, St Minn. shepard, Siems & C; N Nou To the Stockholders of the Ogalalla Land and Catile Co.: Notice Is heroby given that the annual meeting of the stgckliolders of the nd wnd Cattle: Company will bo ln e company’s oflic 210 South 4th street, In the clty uf“ln:llm, N L on \ nes- 2, Docember drd, 1590, at § o'olook pe ., for the election of dirdotors for the ensultg your, and the transaction of such other businéss as | may come before the meeting. Noveuber 17, 15K, X n1sdin JoserH FIANK, Secretary. Banking in the South, American Banker: "The number of national banks organized in the south during the year ended September 30 and the aggregate amount u[nlpnu by states was as follows: N Caplinl. 840 Districtof ¢ ullln\llm Florida.. The record shows that public sentiment in the south againstthe national bauking sys- tem is at last yielding to the superior advan- tages which the national banks afford. The banner state is, of course, Texas, which lIIL\ long lam fallow in hm\lung matters, bec the stitution is disabled from gean charters to bank organizations, This disad- vantage is overcome by the establishment of national banks, whose operations are now thoroughly understood and appreciated by the financiers of the Lone Star state. In Kentucky, where the organization of bank ing enterprises has beon as active, propor- tionally bank system has received the popular support in the last may be said of several otheér of the states mentioned above, The advantages which state organizations afford to banki movements of small communitics are w recognized. They are enubled to do a large real estate and land business, which gives impetus to many of the smaller iutcrests which make up the financial life of the small centers. argest share of ear. The same e Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Beo bldg. Only One-Third of a CropH " Prtaton The statistics furnished by our correspond- ents indicate that the cropof potatoes ha; vested in the twelve states covered by our r port will be about one-third of the product ted in the states last year, Favmer's Review. The severe midsummer drouth which followed an unusually w spring proved disastrous to potatoes in Tin- ois, Indiuna, Ohio, Missouri, Kentucky, Kan- sas, Nebraska, lowa, Wisconsin and Dakota, In many counties in those states thecrop was an entire failure, and at best the yield was very light. The' majority of our Mick gan and Minnesota corvespondents report yield fair and quality average. ‘The fact that the area planted to potatoes this about 10 per cent less than last year age shouid also be considered. We mak following estimate of the potato erop for v, In States, busbels. Tllinols a8 Indiana Ol Kentue Misaouri.. i Kansas hi Total.. 48,554,000 The crop in the other states and territories will not probably exceed 74,796,000 bushels, makiog & grand total for 1500 of 122,751,000, against our estimate of 1839 of 233,701,000, and for 1588 of 216,046,000, S Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Beo bldg. i bhbud 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam streots is the new Rock Island ticket ofice. Tick- ets to all points east at lowest rates et Albright’s Choice, 521-2-3 N, ¥. Life | s anywhere in the south, the state | 4 retics or kidney regulators he men. SANTACLAUSS 0, Chicason 01a Cars Withdeawn and New ¥ man Dining Cars now on tho Pennsylvania Lines, The old *diners™ are abandoned and entirely new dining cars, embodying tho latest improveoments, equipped with every convenience, finished in exquisito tasto and fully up to the incomparablo standard of excellence constantly maine. tained by the famous Puliman company, have been placed in service upon the Pennsylvania lines between Chicago, Columbus, Pittsburg and New York, on those quick and popular trains, num- bers four, eight and twenty, ieaving Chicazo ot 1080 o, m., 8:15 p. m. and 11:80 p. m. daily. This service is in addition to the dining car running on number two, tho Pennsylvania Limited, a solid Pullman vestibule teain, composed of dining, sleeping, smoking and observation cars, on which an extra fare is charged No more brief stops for indifferent meals! You can **fare sumptuously every v.” at_your leisure andin comfort while rolling across the country at forty milesan hour upon the vestibue traing of the Pennsylvania lines, in the new and luxurious dining cars of the Pull- man company By a recent decision of the United Stafes conrt, the patent vestibule can- not be used on other than Pullman cars, Particular attention is therefore invited to the fact that the Pennsylvania lines are operating PPullman sleeping and dining cars which ave properly fitted with that convenientand appreciablo device—the Pullman perfected safety vestibule, For special information please call upon agents of connocting lines, or ad- dress G. B. TeEeprick, Trav, Pass Agt, Omaha, Neb. e — Opulent Payallup: There are scores of Indinns on the reservation worth from $0,000 to $2350,+ 000 each, and when the veservation is thrown open by congress, as it will be in a few yeavs, thero will be in Pierce county & dozen or two of therichest In- dians in the United States, says the Puget Sound Real Estate News., Somo of the weulthy Indians are: Mrs. r]t\h\',|3l Douette, a full-blooded Indian widow, $250,000, Mr Douette, owns 160 acres on Brown’s Point. She was o full-blooded Indian girl. Her husband died about two years ago. She hasseveral children, uu& now livesat the reservation buildings, leas- ing her land to some fisherm Heor land is probably the most vaiuable on the res ation. The Union Pacific rail- | way will ran through it. Chris Laugh- let s widower, 120 acres, $60,000; L let holds 120 acres back of My ette’s, which is worth at lenst § acre, He has one son. Joe Coats, 160 cres, $80,000; Mrs, Joo ( , 100 acres, 0. The Conts family is worth $128,000. Coats has 160 acress in his own' name. His first wifo dicd, and he married an Indian widow who had 100 aer worth — at | least $300 per acre. Theirs is tide-flat { land, She hasone child. Jons Stannup, father of thy well-known Indian, Peter | Stannup, 80 acres, §60,000. Jonas Stan- nup’s land is on the banks of the Puyal- lup rive among the very best tide- flat soil, and is worth not less than $750 peruacre, The old man huslived so long that he has forgotten the number of sen- sons he has lived, but he does not forget the value of his land, There are at least a do dians who have from of the ¥ tid $700 to $1,000 an dians are pur e “At lagt, 1 can eat a good square meal without its distressing me!" was the grateful exclamation of one whose appetite had been restored by the use of Avor's Sarsaparill after years of dyspoptic misery, A teuspoon- ful of the extract before each meal sharpens the apy etite. A Mine Waorth $5,000,000, . L. Lenhum, prosident of the Bujn Id mining company in Lower Califor- nia gives un account’ of fabulously rich discoveries in the mine. One of the lodes wus recently crossed at the 400 foot level and an immense body of freomill- ing gold ore was exposed which averages over $100 to the ton. The engineor on the ground says that over $5,000,000 is in sight in this one mine alone, The com- pany owns several other rich mines. en moro In- forty to 120 acres fat bottom, worth from acre. Allof those ln- blooded Puyallups. The Burdock Plant is one of the best in the ablo world, and the compound known as Burdock Blood Bitters is unsurpassod in all cases of the kidneys, liver and blood. diu- Drunkenness No kixcus. In ancient Gree law of Pittacus en- acted that “he who commits a crime when drunk shall receive a double pun- ishment"—one for thecrime itself and the other for the inebriety which prompted him to commit it. e L Dr. Birney ¢ tarrh, in Greece, Boo bldg Weather Probabilities. December—Indications point to frosty weathe That, fmv\-uvm-_ will make no difference to those who travel in the steam-heated and electr Jig ted, limited vestibule train which run nlll\ by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Padl Ry, between Omaha and *hi This elegant train leaves aat 6:10 p. m. arriving in Chicago 30 2. m., in timo to make all eastern connections, For further information apply at city ticket office, 1501 Farnam at., Omuha. P, SH, J. 1. PRESTON, General Agent. ity l'll!flullgcl‘ Agent, - Albright’s Cholce, the best trackage. —~ Tickets at lowest rates and su perior accommodations via the great Rock Island route Ticket office, 1602—Six= | teenth and Farnum streets Omaha. | - A burning taper uncoverad for single instant, during which it does not lose power anounting to the one-thousandth of u grain, would fill with light & sphere four miles in diameter 50 as to be visible from every purt of the compass. For cold,