Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 29, 1891, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken untli 12:9 p.m.. for the evening orning or Sundny edi All ndvertizements in thess columns 2cents n word and lig cente n w nth, No_advert) ean than 25 conta foF the fir In advance. Initials, fgure n word. All'ady cntively. Advertisers, by requ check, can have thelr answers n bered letter 1n care of THE BEE. dressed will be delivered on presontution eheck stine a number dressed {0 & num Answers #o ad. of the SRANCITOFFICES - ADVERTISING FORTHESE Jeolumns will be taken on the above econditions At the f0l10wing busineas honses, whio Are author §red 1o take speeln] notices at the snme rates as can be hind at the maln ofe Bouth Omuba Branch Offioe—No Lister block hn W. Hell, pharmactst. 11th and Mason streeta 11 Farnaworth, Pharmacist, 2113 Cuming street W. 1. Hiighiea. Pharmaciat, 124 N, 16th stroet . 1. Batternield, Ph streot Hughes' Pharmacy. 21tn and Farnam. M3 N stroot Fmuclst, 1718 Leavenworth SITUATION For yates, ete S WANTED. #6107 07 ¥t commn on this page { POSITION BY A YOUNG M oper_or clerk: can furnish Ade 10, Bee. Mis 2 AZEXPERIENCED WINDMITL AND IMPLE ment salesitan Adesiros responsible empld ment. Box 1578, Lincoln, Neb. Mis NZ;+ WANTED, A nn nssistant book %00d enstern rofurences. A WANTED, Avograper. Addrens & ¥, Boe BY COMPETENT ST} References. M263 30 POSITION b yonrs experience, WANTED-MALE HELFE T or vates, ete.. o rateotumn o thin pags CARPENTENRS “ WANTED, Ing by the square. Ingu Parrish, 141 Saunders streot see to) TO LAY FLOOR ot Tlendorson & M4 20° REFERENCES WILLING 1009 10 ward st A5 N WITIT GOOD k. American Wringer Co B2 MEN TO SELL PATENT CHALIS ON SAL Ynry. 160 Toward A6 2 BoWANTED, A THOROUGIH RELIABLE AND o ont D, B. book or for wholesnlo One who has had_experienco and ean giv Htate snlary expected. Addr Y AGENTR WANTED FOR LIk dChnries Stewart Parnell.” A boni To kecure territory apply at once to Foom 144, Burr bloek, Lincoln, Neb, B yaNtED deliver the rribne 7 Howard stroet. OF 0N, for agents 2 GOOD BOYS TO CARRY AND Englixh_edition of the Dally No ko0 wiges and commigsion.” Ap. Miis 200 W APPOINTMENT ON THIRTY arantos §150 profit in four weoks aples for stamp. D, 8hoo. M- braski I ikt be so permanent for sultable leyenne and pur Pacitie Co.: 100 for Chieng: Froe fnre. Kramer & 0’11 tock Island & Pu. 1 Lubor Age BHROOM-MAK F Copson, 1oLl and Pacii N i, Mirstclass. 1t BOYS, s Omaha Box Factory, WO i nailer. ), MAN FOR SECOND 1 AND | who' ean rep & TO START SMAL b rent, 10ts 0f work. Address Geo. k. Ute, Towa. B CWANTED, FIFTY MEN A’ loy, In. SIX week's work, $150 per allow rallrond fare from Omaha. Eng, manin house, Missour! Valley, In. 1L C. Sons. mors ot 1 and Turnis overy agent. We want Standard Stiver Ware Co., B, Auesis e 1o nerve puzzie. Just p everon the markot. Ove first week In- London. People Nothing of the kind ever soen mail % cents. Write for partl Co., LaCrosse, Wis By D 400 MEN FOR NEW HAL ) work in Wyoming and South Dakotn: wiges 81.75 and Ateady work. Albright Labor agen streot. MISS B laneen, A GOOD PIANO PLAYER AT N 0t at. 1 Pwvast THE ERIN anything 1510 DOUGLAS ST M35 NI SALESMEN TO SELL bl pay for work- D, CANVASSELS, B EALESMEN “wANTEL Roods to merchants by snmple: ers: new goods, pern bulld a fine trade. Address Model Co., outh Hend, ind. outfit freo. tracts mado ufacturod. S . Converse. tinest and_enslost selling goods m d stamps and for fall particulars Hermon st., Worcester, Muss. 25 By ESMAN ON SA mixslon to Nandle the new pat erasing pencil produe abrasion of pipe t chemical ink tho grentest selling novelty ever ink thoronghly in two seconds; no X0 por cent profit; one ted Lo $620 I six duys. anothor €210 two hours. We want ono general ngent in encl state and territory. For torms and full par ilars address the Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. ) CARRY chgar, with gold Clkar Co., Winste SALESMEN T ash 0n Dell o . Bo W ANTED, stde 1ine our flled wateh; big pay. "EMA LI of frst column on (his FOI GENERAL Reforences required, M HELP. 1WA N’A" D, Jwork, 1 aulre at 25 GIRIL, ot two. s Streot. T-WANTED, LADY STENOGRAPIER AND /typowriter, ‘with a packing house st South Omaha t have 2 years nctual business ex- perlence; hours 8 . m. until 6:0 p. w.; N0 att tlon glven to applications unless operat to comply with above; #00d sulary to co GINL FOR GENERAL Jwaios 00 weeks Apply 20 ki SD-GIRL FOR w Burt stre AN D, FLRST CLASS G FOR G /housework:' will pay §20.00 a month; & 1 Call Thursday aftornoon at 1624 Cass st. ANt FOR GENERAL work. 24 T-WANTED, per month, € (O HOUSEWOIRK, A coMP tod at 1210 South 1ith. 10U mott st GENE u.uf « 4292 HOUSE GIL, | iarn, LADY TO TRAVEL 11425 Ramgo bulld TENT GIRL Good wakes, 2 in f WAN (‘ WANTED. A FINST CLARS EX clouk suleslidy. otlio Boston Store, Hith and ) FOR strect, gax, clty water ot very reasonal ]) SROOM HOUSE 1018 JACKSON, $22.00 hhouse, B6.00: §-room houso, K17.50; 4 Callror list. &, 1 bath, also Targe b bis.00. FOI RENT, 8T l)n FOR on'Hi e Bightter YOIt it Dol GROOM Stanford Cirolo.” Apply €. § 4 N. Y. Lifo bullding. ) OUR RESIDENCE, FURNISIED 8. Elgutier, 4 N. . Lito 619 ]) § ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, &3 8. 2N1. B0-N15* GIBSON, ROOM 5, i) ¥ PLACE, Do S ]) YOR RENT. SHOOM FLAT, BRICK, #5 Lako st.. with ‘all modern conventen K Cole, Continental block, oF Faust botill s ]) DO YOU WA TO RENT A HOUSE! CALL on Geo. J. Pal, 1600 Farnam street. Mo N3 VOR BALE OR RE D. 10 ROOM COTTA wost complote cottage 1o Omaha; statlonory 00 board. ico chest, wash tubs. In fact every con. vonlence oo oan wish for. Apply 4 1zard atreet. Walnut Hill cars pass the d0or. LA T ROOMS, 20 Fio0ik, s, B30, Call ab 88016, B 10h st George Clouser b l) IF YOU WIS A HOUSE OR L) itore. wea 11, . Cote, Continentai biock, 28 R ouses. §13.50 per month, 28 700m houses, $10.00 per month, &T-room houses, $10.00 per monh. 4§ room bousee 47,00 per mouth Bouse, #7.00 per mooth ! Cithor on small monthly pgyments. Davis Company. 3 FOR RENT, THRER ROOM FLAT; L 800 U0Ibrook, . Boe bullding. DDy, NicK TROOM HOUSK: GOOD CONDITION, 12 per month for the winter. luquire Omaha uraliure compuiy, 1307 Farnaum st m TBATH, 1T} -~ FOR RENT—HOUSES. Contined. Ty ComTAGE o 3 TooNs 1% “ FOR RENT, Davenwort, near ROOd tenant. "5 200 3% TREAR | HOUSE rent to NINE ROOM ty-second. Low Bowgs, 1408 Farnam M138 20 Twe Georgo 1 )5 EOR RENT RESIDENCES ALL PARTS CITY Globe Loan & Trul 2 MODERN 10-ROOM HO! urt house, on 8. 17t st Lohmann, 624 S, 15th st ), FOR neNT biocks from ¢ of John H. ¥ ) FOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE: RO CHIL iron; reforences required. 2430 Emuiott st o -+ ROOM HOUSE “ R RENT, 5ROOM COTTAGE veniences, central. Room 442 Beo b [); FIAT OF 6 ROOMS. STEAM IEAT, RASGE W pape i repair. rent moderate to good tenant 8. lith street, Linton block. Joh Hamlin. ] [);, 10 ROOM BRICK DWELLING ALL CONVE N lencos conventent to city, $00. Nether Hall, Room 520 1t Nat. bank [ AT 85 A MONTIL 84 ) FOR RENT, HOUSE 10 ROOMS. ALL MODEIWN \mprovements, §0.00 per month, 52d and Farnam, Dexter LTh 240 [), KGR BENT, TROOM, MODERN IMPROVED fat for §16 00, corner 2th and Castellar, and two four-room eottages. Inquired. I Mallandor M 851 AND BRICK STA Wi Doy Mg [); [0 Joos BIICK 10USE bie, 1916 Douglas street. Enquire at 1w striot FINISITED IN A 1D RonF Fooem Rats, FEW DAYE TEN steatn and all mod required. T. L. v THRER n Dorn, 05 FLATS, Dod, ALL [),, FOR KENT CHEAT, COMPLE conve At nees, w. W, cor Iuth and 0 and Trust Co Globo 1 D)\ b AND EROOM et restiienco flats in oo Dutlding ORRENT—FUKNISHED ROOMS, Tor rates, ete., see top of _rat colwnn on s 1ags HOUSES, §0.00 TO #15 city. Mead Inv't Co ROOM IN MODERN HOUSE, ALL CONVEN nces, kood location, for slngle gentieman only Vdress 1 64, Bee oMo M5 FURNISHED ROOMS. 211 N, IST1L 87T 4 a7 2 v MORE ROOMS IN BACIT 1 Farnam streets, stenm rvice. $10.00 to £0.0) por Inquire Netherton Hall g A FI 20th [ Fon e Llors’ quarters, heat month South T O USE. 2 Lo0MS, ALSO ROOMS FOR LIGHT M40 1023 Farnam ELEGANT FURNISHED Domse’ With or without buar, ROOMS privato N CAN ILEN' riahed S room modern bri with use of plano, at $50 month 1or 6 m 1 OO from posta Addross o5 el von and req | O dence, 10 1 THE OMAHA D MIf OELLANEOUS, R Hous \during the winter fvered; fed hay, cor a0 ncros of corn day time; plenty of barn and shed room: 2 south of ~South Omaha, reasonable eh ko G. Gans. South Omiaha 720 081 for_and foed Wock ealled | 0ats, straw, cut atalks to feed CLAIRVOYANT For rates, ete., wee top ATIIVAL EXTRAORDINARY tions. Challenge ria Mra. De. M ndtea i, astrologiat Fitfo from tho 03 causes m ‘wanpted for: line e colenented Ky piin K and g0 aeatroy infuene mparanics and 11l private complatnis with mnssage; baths and Alconol treatmons. Send 82, lock of hair. nam A (A6 0f Dirth AnA receiva ReCUrALe 1116 chart ont In stamps for circular \nitials of one ot will mirey Photos of amo. Ofico 1007 £outh 11¢h atr Woor: houre, a. m. to 9. p m. Comeone. como all, and be convinced of thls wondestul ornolo, MK NI* + ARRIVED, PROF. MONTEFIORE, THE CELE Shrated clairvoyant and trane h medium, 418 North 15th street. Ladies 50 conts, gents §1.00. 019 L -MES. FOIT, PALMIST AND GIPSY FORTUNE PStelier, Tells past & future from Hies of the hand, Ladies only i hiall door on Ind WONDERFUL and in wha ot, firat L MRS reliabl NANNIE WARREN, CLAIRVOY A uslness © 0 N dlum, Afeh'ye MASSAGE, BATHS 'l MADAME SMITIL 1311 CAPITOL AV 2dtioor, Aleonol,sulphuric and soa baths X Mss1 81 i 1 hinlr tr aud ehiropodist. Mrs. Post, 51014 8 PLRSONALL or rates, ete., we b U CONRESPOND. FOR AMUSEMEN rimony. Particulars (sealed) 10c. Box i, Onnha. M N 100 10, Al ND LANGUAGE, first cotumn on this i PIA XAMINE THE A Hospe,1513 Douls 29 11U Forraen, ote., wor V', BEFORE BUVING A new scale Kimball plano; GELLENBECK, BANJO v or 1616 Chilengo straot. 012 TATE. st column om this ) age ST MO T sidenco property worth Adurens Box 970, it ards, 608 Smith & Co., N. W. corner SUITABLE FOR All conveniences, 0 FOR REN “Douklns st ) O FOR vt colwmm on (s FURNISHED ROOMS AND zer,” 116, North Twenty it e, seeto o IRABLE dat The ¥ F DESIREALE ROOM. FURNISIE nised, with board, 2576 Hurney streot, ROOM AN Mh street. DESIRATBN ly. 05N ) KOOMS WITH BOARD, Davenport. D ROOMS A heat, | HEA' D BOARD 1511 DOT 71 NI FURNISHED ROOMS WITI 18 South 20th street. S EGA irst-clas 00N AND DAY BOAD, LY board. 1810 CHICA Mio) N1o* JoROOMS: DAY BOALD. 1712 CAPITOL AV FOR It Forrates, ets T—ROO . reatop o (33 BOONS, FU NISHED OR Tiingle or ensuite, with o without board, 25th st i G (i-suir Thouscke OF FOUR UNFU ping, o small family. ISHED ROOMS 104 Websi FOR 11 AND OFFICES T or rates, ele., see ton 07 et colimn on (his pags HALF OF MY LARGE OFFICE ON busement of First Natlonal bunk bro any general telephono wutor sorvice Hall, 805 South 13th stroot. M214 0 nted oftice. Steam I frec. Inquire T, 10K BENT. ment ut 701 South 16th BASE- I los I 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, with or without power, formerly oc The Bee Publishing Co., 416 Farnnm st bullding hus o fireproot coment busoment,complete steam-heating fixtures, water on all the H0ors, gns, ete. Apply at the oflice of 'Tho Beo. uI¥ FOR RENT—MISCE :h‘\'\l‘()l EX column on this + ags At coum v on this ag FURNISHED HOUSE, § ‘Audress E i, Bec. )10 RENT, and buth oW TADY OF REFINEM WANTED. A MODERN 10USE ey With particaan o St anted by responsiblo purtios, centrally Ic Addross B 5 GENCY & colwmn onths page GLOIST, CHEATES Misiidi ) BEST STORAGE Willlams & Cross, 1214 Hurney WANTED- Forrates, ete., see top of st colum \' WANTED FC N Omaha. Sonth Omaha naide of olty ity Address E 4, s TMAN WITH CAPITAL WANTS or halt luterest in gents' furnishing o 12 15, Beo, 145 “FURNITURE Wells, 1111 Farna t0 buy who or hatter. Ad BOUGHT, SOLD, 1 strowt ORED. 2y FOR SALE—~HORSES, WAGONS, 10 Woodworth & Co,, or address 1. J. Fleming, Calqun, Neb. > FOR BALE AT awny, brougham. plavions. A, J. Sty P BUGGY AND CART. 1 N A BARGAID wond - hand 109 Dodge. EW ROCK WL STREET 8 N1g FOR SALE-MI e 10 1 0, CELLANKOUS, rat column on this 1 ags QT BALE. 20 IEAD FRESIU MILK At Joster’s yard. 2th and Burt st 1 or rates, ete., COws (0, ALL FURNISHINGS AND WOOD WORK 1 o ‘Uttice. Also 50 foot of steam radiators fons, Blake. Bruco & Co, 912 Leaven £ JEWEL A Call from 1 to 8, rooni with conne worth stroet Qi 5,119 Q SPLENDID UPRIGHT u ew, fOr 810 at & sacrifl Adare CHEAP, WARDROBE, F bed and pillows. N. 15th at. FIANO. A8 GOOD A8 a8 Owner s about Lo K 3, oo, IFICRNT UPRIGHT PIA condition, for sale very cheap at Meluborg's, 109 N 16th st W ———— MISCELLANEOUS, “ “HORSES WINTERED AT BAT t Bellovue stock farui: box stalls if desired. Clarke, 19 Board of trade butlding or Bellevue. Masz eave thio city. Qoua LOWEST ANDTRUST O, en at low rates for choice Nebraska or (owa farms, or Omaha city pr i]wn 10 LOAN crty Jmaln Nat' T ank buitain ONFIRST Clins, W. nission or extra Room 314 First National bunk building i rios 7 PER i swion or at addition % klo, First National bank bldy. ney's foes. Y TO LOAN—CHATT of sce 1 rAC coumn on this - age. { MONEY TO LOAN BY B, K. MASTELS ON ousthold goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, warohiouso recelpts, ete. ot the lowost possible rates, without publicity ‘or removal of property. Time arranged (o suit borrowes My loans are -0 arranged that you can ayment at any thue and reduce both the pr and interest ou will find It to your advantage to see me 1t you want a loan, or {f more convenient eall up tele phiono 1621, and 'your business cun be arranged at omo. ney always on hand; no delay; no publicity; Withnell block, 16th Forraies. elo., na 203 . room 4, CLIFE. R A MORRIS N, 90, 60 AND § S 0N Duff Groen, &2, Continental bik 2658 —MONEY A turniture, ete. 5 CHANCES. tes, ete., tec ton of Lyt columii on this page, TRALE, SMALL CLEAN STOCK OF will be sold at a bar. ) atonce; poor hesith; must sell. Ad ress 1,07 Bee. 2020 Y FEED STORE, bS YEARS Inguire 1510 N. 24th 32 7 FOR SALE OR TRADE, AN ESTABLISHED business, averaging for 'four years 83,000 per your profit: an excellont chance for a man with famlly; ronson,sicknesy In family. Adaress 1520, 1y MALL STOCK OF HARDWARE Qoing w good business und low Address, Lock box 2, Lineoln, Neb, MI28 N2 Forr Y FOR SALESMAT procories; good location: i 1F Lk TABLISHED 1 YOk SaLE, and tinshop! rent. TOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE k0 10t K00d lmproved farm in south yraska and balance in or good farm wust bo_clear of Incumbrance Ad B. Clawson, York, Neb. [ —§7.000 Y A COMPLETE LIVERY and feod barn, doing o Arst class business in the thriving eity of Gothenburg, a splendid chiance for a good livery ble. Address 1 C. Booker Goth OR ¥ o Fectop FOR SALE or rates, et 77-TOR BXCIANGE, LAIG G RATOR {itor roud cart or bugkio. 1918 Cuming strect. o FOR EXCHANGE, FARM /igo0d residences. Give price and location. ~Ad drca Mior 1 7,-FOI TRADE A NO.TSTOCK OF DIEY GOODS, clothing, boots and shoes and notlons; will in’ volco about $0.000: first-cluss ehunco for s man to continue n business; good trade, fine location; rure chiance for a good man; will trade for Owahn property at s real value. For further information Il'on or uddress, ¥. Sonnenschetn, West Point,Neb, ?/ "2 SHARES OF §100 ACH THE B Jcanning factory in the state to trade for first or second @ paper at par value. Address Box 00 »f Omalw's best manuf 0r koo first OF Aecond WOrtEn, Address box b, city r TRADE ash, & stock of g lothing, shoes, dry goods und. g goods. Address 1 W. Watking & ¥ LANDS AND dine consiating it farnisning ANGE, $12,000 CLEAR RESIDENCE F lows or enstern M 1 k00d cloar vacaut lots within 1y miles rkood farms. W. R Homan, Room 10} Fronzer block, 240 GOODS, AND ¥ property bRy loar lands oom' 10, WANTED. STOCKS OF iothor merchandiso for and ¢ W. K Homar r FOR & For rates, el otumn on this age. BLK 2. BEDFOED Tteed & Selby. i1 340 STERFES i b JPOR SALE. NO TRADE. 52 1and 1n Weld county, Colorado. or will take £00d WOFtKaKe paper. city wants ACRES CHOICK 450 an acre cash Address box 36 100 ACRE RANCIT, 21 MITES FIROM OMAIL well watered, good bulldings, 309 acres und plow; on 2 rallroads; eusy terms. 52 Paxton block, M0 25% JOR SALE, A BARGAIN, NO acros 1n Hamilton county, sdjolning the w100 noros pusture woll fenced. 100 aory on, small house and barn. Can give ity possession: 2 miles north Marqueite. Price $IL0) per acre or ®,00.00. Torms half cash, balance on at. Am now liviog In Denver and © 0o uso for this farw, honce offer it very low, Atkins, owner, 1511 Larimer st., De ey l“"" SALE, AT A BARGAIN, LOT 15, BLOCK L. Seiby's first addition Small pi Ingaire G. ]: BEAUTIFUL ACRES JOINING Pl per TRADES; 518.7 Platto in cultl o, where Lots are selllng at #1000 ench: clear §1.000 an acre on this with price tonly $80 each; no trade. Addre HOMES, AN take oléat proporty pay . Brown block, 16th a Douglas 59 ASS PROP- heapost on &7 Co, & “ HAVE 100 FEET OF FIRST erty on Weat Farnam streot, the {he warket. Call aud see us. 0. it & iLY BEE FOR SALE-TEAL Contenwed, Oy B FACH, LO™ IN CULYERS SUD 410 cash, 10 per month wnd 6 per cont Interost. Morton T, Culver, 106 Fafmam st. room b STATHE. D i;.mTu. good city or Clarke, 18 Bo . ON EASY modern farm | propetty 40t Tehae TRILMS, 3 STONK RESL fiprovements; will' take o part NEBRASKA FARM LANDS Brown bieeck, 10th snd Douglas QO SALE NBUY @ FT GROUND AND n J6th stroot, two blocks 8 IMyh snle; worth 6280 W ard Trado 30530 Vinton, §1,00.0 L. Selby, 854 1 ARGEST SNAT IN CITY, N W. COR 4THAND JSpnulding, 49x122, for #,300.00 cush. ThInk of it Tig money in It for Aome one. F. K. Darling, Barker block ) LOS Wi TTHE GENTLEMAN WHO CHAN Gverconts at the Merchants hotel barber shop Kindly revurn, and greatly obilgo Adam Morrell, 113 weelnp of Aret columnon thisp g e OWNER (A and pay Forrtes, et N TTAVE SAME JOUND—WATCIT o) £or this “ad." by PROVINE prop rty Koo 811, Paxton blook, Feuyp nuscir ox Corby after 6 p. m. I ARG : arieal wigs and benrds a specialty. Wigs, bang alr chaing, eto., 1n_stock and to ord ollcited. Davies, 111 3. 15th st., Omalin awiteh Mail orde DANCING. For rates, MORAND'S CH00L M ciiidren. Tuesday & Adults, Tuesduy Friday. Advance class and assemblios, Thursday Private lessons duily. Phone, 611, Cireulurs malled 50N 14 seeto 0/ ralcolumn on (his page. ARMOIY, CAPITOL AVE. OCUTTLERY GRINDI For rates, ete., 8 -¢ top of firsi column RAZORS, STt st n this page, YOUR SCISSORS, o nw S o o o L PAWNBROKE 85, l : OANS ON DIANMC Liere. e 2 5 Mart, 016 Farnam st \DS, WATCHES, 03082 s mm Y ON Xll.\\(u\'llfl— arnnm st QRED MOHLE ' watches, Jewelry, ote LOANS MON 1511 MANUFACTURING TASH PAID FORR OLD_GOLD. Banks, Room 5. Barker block, Omaha, JEWELER: CARSON & 51 ATHEG RENOVATOR, DS, TICKS AND PILLOWS WASHT ors Dought. Mall ordors promptly filed. called for & delivered. Frank Auson, Sist& D FEATI Work ranklin S04 PALENT SOLICITO K, DATENT LAWYERS AND SOLICK Sues & Co., Beo bulldin ottico at Wasbington, D. RS, GoW. ob. Branch Cousultation free. DIESS HAK NG GAGEMI Yilies solietted. S0 DO DIESSM A Miss Syurdy, 52 5. 2 CHE REALTY MARKET. NSTRUMENTS placq on record Octobor 28, 150 WARRANTY DE ‘DS. Chappell and \{fé toJ © Oalla- han. lot 8, Diock 7. Clifton Hill.... . lukvy et al to C P #slackn LL.'J' W Stiics, 8 2,300 iin and Wite sume V H Colr i fots 4 and & blook 3. Glovelind D! J 12 Milowto LD Holmes, 1ot 1b, block 1, Orehard Hill.........0 .0 V and wife t6 R A Brown, lots 1d 19, block 16. Ibuntze & Rutn's g0, Milwaukes & &t iy, wod 14 of o €6 feet Iots untze & Ruth’s add and .nm;. adjolning Linwood Park Land Co to Elizabeth Brown, lot 1. block 6, Linwood parlc. Elizabeth Brown toJ A Coopur,sume. . zory and wif to G S Rogers, 1o 10 and 20, block 439 Grandview M E Roe and husband to b E Meteaif, 1ot 12. block "A™ Saunders and s ad P and husband to H P Fowler, block 4. Pruyn park . vsh to Mary Trofel, lot 7, Hioek 1 \and place, (rofile) llivan and ‘wite o John Hialpine 0x100 feot at pt 10 foot o of nw cor- Jot 57, Burr Ouk . olensby and husbiand o W'§ lot 17, block 11, Bedfora place Louts iGammore Lowls, Roor Roler to T o tots 6, 0, 16:and 20, block 4, Clitton HilL. . Reuben Allen ifeto 11 W Cremer., Aot 1, block R QUIT CLAIN DEEDS, *Allen and wite to A P Tuckey, lot 17, block 1, Clifton Hiil.. .. 1 'Rogers and wife to Frank lot 7, block 13. Improvement tion add A M ind wife ietiach, socin: w0 N man, SW nw J0-10-13. . . DEEDS. 9 F Boyd (shorim to 1 11 Spotn vlock i, Pruyn I an, lot 19, SR e A R e Chase, lot 15, block 20, Poppleton Park Total amount of transfers. . RRILWRY TIME GARD TLonves [CHICAGO, BUKLINGTON & Q. Omaha. | Dopot [0th and Mason Sts 40 p m| ~.Chiicago Vestibulo 0.0 n m| Chicago Kxpress. . [Chicako Express. liteago & lowa Lo Fonvos |[BURLANGION & MO RIVAR. Arrivos Ginaive. | Bouoe e and: Mason Ste | Oma i L 81 & Cr 1 hand Mason Sta. Arriyi | Omaba. (800 a m 21005 8 m 600 p m K05 nm 650 p i Arrive) Omahy, 5,55 p m TNION PACIFIC Depot., 10th and Marey S ~Denver Expross. uvorland Flyer.. trice and Faieold !l w.oPacille Express, Toaves | CHICAGO, K. I & FACIFIC, .Omaha. |Union depot. 10th & Marcy St 10.00 8 m (3% ... Atlantic Vostibula Expross.. Iehit Expross. Denver Ciwited Arrlve Omaha. Omah 000 8 m 030 p m) | Arrivos Omaha. 7.05 p Tenver |CH Omaha. | U. P, 62 pw 12.16p m| ..Denver Expross M dopot 7.8 am Arrive Maroy 300 | Omaha =% 5T Bt “Chloago Rygross Chicaso 1 kbross Jeaves | BIOUX CITY® PACIFIC Omabia. | Dopot 10th aml Maroy Ste. % T Sioux City Passenker 535 0w St Paul Expross. SIOUX CIIV & BA TR Dopot 1111 and Webstor Sty 5L Paul Limited Toavos [VHICAGO & NOWFHWES [ BitN nahn. | . 1 depot, 10t knd Maroy Ste (X Sun'y) Card3i Passonkor. <. Chloago Expross. ... b oam 5.4 pm Arriver Omaha, Loavos Omaha. | bidsp m 00 p w A1 o m W3 & 1 | i p m N | 21 Lewo LI | Arry Omana. ot 1R It Maetr 30| Oy St Louls ¢ andun Bail 1 B & MO NVALLEY. Depot 15t and Weoator St Hinok 113 Exprass (Ex. Sat) Wyo. Exp (Ex. Mon) +o;lincoln I'ns. (Kx. Sun) INorfolk (Ex. Sundny) SC. Paul dxoress CH P M &0, Depot 15th and Webster Sta. Slour City Acsommodation. . Sioux Uity Expross (Ex. Sun St Padl Limitea 714 Passengar (Kx Suni MISSOURL PAUIKIC 1 Wobstar Nt Loavo | K. | Omaha V00 8w 900 A m Arrive Oma 62 p m 6% pm 1 8 m 113 a m 935 8 m Arrives Omaha. 905 p m 120 p m $.2 & m 545 a m | Arrivos Omaha G0am 510 p m 810 p m SC Loula Express K. C.. BT, JOK & (. Union Depot. Counctl Blufs. Cliy Day Expro Night Expro THICAGO, K. L & Unlon Depot. Counell Blufs. Night Expreas Atlantio Bxpr Vestibule Limitod BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Unlon Depot, Counell BluTs. Tranater | )43 § Kansas ieavos Tranter 600 p m 10320 & w AN p w Loaves Transer | ®pm 120 pm Arriver Trausfer URSDAY OCTOBER 29 4 1891 DR. C. GEEWO, The Great Chinese Panaceist Wishes to give n fow reasons why ho {8 work {ng such wouderful cures whoro ather doctors al China has about half the population of the lobe. They have boen practicing and per- ting med: s ovor 4000 YEARS, Chung Nung (seo y. Brit) discovered sevent two polsons and thelr antldotes 2, yoears be fore Ohrist, and Marco I compass. Campln, one of th terod Ohinn, suys the first Europeans who en- Their physiclans have o rough knowlelgo of the nature of herbs and un aduirabl in dingnosing by tho pulse.” (Sce Willard's Middlo Empire.) It Is woll known that zu etectricity are m and Chi- 900 powder, ste ld fn Chfna, and that th e were printing their doiicato books rs befors Guttenberg was born, But 1t was to medicine the Chinese gave ir attention. and when the emperor Ohin ng ordered all the books to be burned ho (-\ epted the medical works, and it was only the merest accident that tho great works Confucius himself were savod, ho having Dlaced o sot of his works In’ tho cornor-stor of hiy residenco. which was found 2,000 yeurs after, Tho oelebrato of tho Chl HERBAL LI 0. Can you wonder ahen ut the doctor's <-u 0887 he Oaucasian physicians all uso tho very same Romedies and when you change doctors, in your disappointment “und disgust, you merely change fices and assertions but ‘not medicines. When an Amerlean doctor dis- covers & new remedy all the other doctors know about it Immediately. Now, you know the Chinesoe Doctor comes from an almost un- known country, containing nearly half of the people of the World, whero all the medioines aro ontirely different, and Dr. C. Goo Wo offers a roward of 850000 to any one who can dupli- cate any one of his Chinese Modicines, Do yon now comprohend that after giving up all hope of belng cured by your doctors. thut in taking the Chinese Dogtc aodics, 4,000 in ber and absolutely unknown outside of A, thit he has u wonderful advantaze overall other physicians. His new remedies have never betore enterad your blood and act ou it as if by magic. curing tho disease and rendering the complexion elenr as a child's. A MOTHEHR STORY. T am 62 yours of aze and huve sufforod {nde- scribable agony from nsthma for many years. I could novsleep and had to all night In a halr. I tried = doc r doctor but without hoip, and thought some night T would choke to death, As i last hopo I tried Dr. 0. Geo Wo. the Chinese doctor, and was relioved jnstantly. In a short time I was cured and have never sluce been trou lLl\n reason to biess Dr. C. Gee Wo.—MRS. P, HIRSH, 24t St., bet. J & K, South Omnha. S ARG G Gee Wo can curo any disease. he males the following offer: A GUARAD the money if after a fair trial the patiel in any way dissutistiod with treatment. DR. ©O. GEE WO, 16th and California Streets. Of- fice hours, a. m. till 0 p. m. Oall Sunday it you wish, Tho Doctor has ready prepared the !nlln\\lnu elzht remedles Blood Female Weakness, Rhcumatism, Indigestion, Lost Manhood, Sick Headache, Catarrh, and Kid noy and Liver Medicine. Prico #1.00. Call or write for question bia: k nd Inml( Dr. 0. G2e Wo. 16t~ = PATENTS for INVENTIONS PROCURED BY THE Bee Burean of Claims OMAHA, NEB. Equal with the Interost of those aving clalms againat thegoyernment i3 that of INVENTO(LS, whe often loso the benefit 0f suluable nventions bocanse 0f the incompetency oF tnattontion of the attarneys Cmployed Lo obiain their hatents. Too much eare cannot o exerolsed 1 employing compotent and Teiiablo solieitors to procuro patents, for the valio of a patent dopends 7, \f not entirely, upon tho Care it skilt of tho With tho view of Jows 0r eaTelens aLtoFnoys, and of seping (it I van- tona neo well protocted by valid patonts, THE 1§ BUREAU ' rotnined counsel oxport in- patent practico: and ar therefore propared 1 Gibtain patents, Conduct Intevferences, Make special examinations, Prosecute rejected cases. Register trade marks and copyrights. Render opinions as toscope and valid- ity of patents. Prosecute and defend infring emen suits, ete., ete. 1f you huve an invention on hand send THE BER BUILEAU & skoteh o pliotograph thereof, together With o brlof doseription 6f G importint fontures and you Wil Do once advised a Lo the best eorras pursue. Models Are not nece sary unless the v en- {on I of n compligated nature. 1f othors aro fringing on your rghts, or it you are chargod with Inringament by others, submit the matter to Tl BUREAU for rellable OPINION beforo actiug on the matter. THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS, 220 Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. PENSIONS Pensions procured for soldiers of the Rebellion who served 90 days and are now disabled from ANY cause. The pen- sion is payable whether the disability incurred before, during or since vice. Pensions for widows and child- ren without regard to cause of soldier’s death. Pensions for mothers and fathers who are XNow dependent, whether they were dependent on soldier when he died or not. Widows, child- ren and pavents are regarded as ‘‘de- pendent” in all cases where they have notsufficient property for their support. Soldiers pensioned at less than vwelve $12,00) dollars per month and suffering from disability in addition to that named iu their pension certificate, may obtain increase under the new law. Information and advice given with- out charge. Best facilities sver offered aimants to have their clai pro perly and diligently prosecuted. No charges unless successful, Write for information to The Bes Bureau of Claims. OMAHA, NEB. 1 Dr. Hobson states that ong gives 1442 EE to return U I was P This Qmuha Hoo, raniscco INDIAN DEPREUATIUN GLAIMS Persons who linye 1ost property trom Tndlan raids should file their claims under the Indlan Depredation Act of M. the 1s limited, and the elal en up by the courtin the order In which are received, Take Notice thatall contracts entered into with attorne prior to the Act are made null and void. Information given and all claims promptly attended to by the BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS. #¥0 Bee Building. OMAHA,NEBRASKA, Burcau s sunranteed Jtho Plonger Preus und by the tho Sun 8 Who brought the | ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Byrup of Figs is talien; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, il\'er and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- n\pmlvlv to the stomach, prompt in ita action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy a np.r\'onh{o substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most pnpnlnr remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c and 81 bottles by all lwhhng drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. . Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. CURE EVERY CASE or MONEY REFUNDED. Our curo fa pormancnt treated fivo yoar sinca, Ty at you by Sreind il monoy: o Both wags and hotel bills whilo horo 17 wo fail (o cure. Mo chajjono tho world for & cago. th REMEDY Wi not cara. Write for full particiars et thoavionce. W Jnow that you aro skeptieal, Fastly oo, 105, i tho most ominent physicians have Biver been ahio fo giva moro. than. temporary rellet Th our five yeasst practico witn tho MACHC REMEDY it oA Aoy ou 1oL Mot hesitato to iry thly romody. S0 Take o e st your mocy, W gua: Pepuiation £ protccts o fuancial hacking of 4300 SO8 s pertoctiy safh o il who il try tho (real mont. Ter Sl have beon puttinge s and paying Gt yoar money 1 diforintroatments wd aih g I s Any more mohe ‘| til you try us. Old hc, dox acatod casos ured fn 3040 90 daya. 1n. jinis our financial standing, our roputation a3 Disimoss men. - Writo us for and adiiesscs of fer o 0 il savo ity Thilac who prefo ts you only pos! € auffering from montal strain, what may your offapring suifer Elig It your symptoms aro mucous pat niouth, 1l in bones and joluts, halr falling out, eru part of tho body, feeling of general doprossion, pal in head or boncs, you havono timo to waste. Th who aro eonstanily taking y an potash should discontinuo it Constant uso of thoso drugs will surely Dring sorcs and eating ulcersin tho end, Don'tfail to writa, Al correspondenco gent sealed in plain envel- opes. Wo invito tho most rigid fnvestigation and will do all fn our pawer to ald you in it. Address, CoOR"REMEDY ‘CO., Omalia, Nebrasica. OfMleo 13th and Farnam, second floor, entranco 13th 4. MAGIC CURE "i.ter ONLY" 300 for a case of Loss o Failtng Manhood, ercral or Norvous Debility. weakness of body or mind, the offoct of errois of inold or yoiung that wo ecannot guarantesevery cuse or refund, cvery dollar. five duys trinl ment #1. full course &, Procoptible henufits renlizad i throo days. By mail, securely packed from obseryvation Oflice open until 9. m. COOK REMEDY ¢ MAGIC EEMALE REGULATOR, Safo and Certaln tos day or money refunded Price by mail $2. Sealod from observation. COOK i’iLMLDY CO., Omaha, Neb. DOCUTA sonorrhon overest cases OMAHA, NEB. SANDALWOOD CAPSULES are tho A 0nly capsiles proseribed by phystelans for tho (ure of 3 fromw the urinary organs days. §1.50 per box. All drugists Drs.BETTS & BETTS PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS and SPECIALISTS, 1409 DOUGLAS ST., OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Offico honra from 9 a. m. to 8 p.m, from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Bpecialists in Chronie, Nervous, Skin and Blood iscasos, 2= Consultation at offico or by mail free. Medicines sent by mnil or express, securaly packod, free from observation. Guaranteos to curo quickly, safoly and permanontly, Tiio most widoly and favarably known spociat- Ists in the United Btates. Their long experience romarkablo skill and universal suceess in the treatmont and cure of Norvous, Chronic and Sur- gical Dineasos, ontitle those eminent physicians to the full confidonce of tho afllicted everywhoro They guarantoo : A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the awfal affocts of oarly vico and tho numorous evils that follow in its triin, PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES spoodily, compiotely and pormancntly cured. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEXUAL DIS- ORDERS yiold really to”thoie sicillfal” ireat- mon PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL \ «CERS guarantoed cured without pain or detention from business. HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE perma- nontly and soccossfully cured in every ease. BYPHILIS, GONORRH(FA, GLEET, Sporma- torrhwn, Beminal Wenknosd, Lost Manhood, Night Emissions, Docayod Facnltios, Femnla Weaknesa and all dolicato disordors peculiar to cither sox positively cured, as well as all fune- tional disorders that resalt from youthful follies or the excess of mature years, H Guaranteed permanently cured, Stricture fintel Conipiete. witkoni ot ting, caustic_or dilatation, Cure effocted a home by patient without o momeuts pain or TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN A Sure Cure 7o ayful effcota of carly vice which brings organic woaknoss, destroying both mind and body, with all ita droadad 1118, permanoutly cured. Addross those who hiwvo impar. Drs. Betts Ao ton b vy dulgence and solitary habits. which ruin both mind and’ body, unftting them for businees, Hudy or marriage. MARRIED MEN, or thosa entering on that happy life, aware of physical debility, quickly assisted, 97-Sond 6 conts postago for celebratad works on Chronio, Norvous #ad Defjoato . Dissusos: Hhousanda cured. §=A triouilly luttor or call lnu' ) 'you futre sufforing and shamo, And add golden years to life. §9~No lotter answered 1'by & conts It atain pe. er call on DRS. BETTS & BETTS, 1409 Douglas St., OMAHA, - - NEBRASKA. Bunday Jugh Syrup. tline.~ Bold by druggists NOT GIVING THINGS AWAY, Goneral Manager Clark Keeping Quiet Abont Unfon Facific Affaies, eneral Manager 8. H. H. Clark arrived in the city Tuesday night from St. Loufs and was busy alt day in looking ovor the situn- tion at Union Pacific headquartors, This is tho first time since last May that Mr, Clark has takon a band directly in the operation of the Uniou Pacific, An interviow with Mr, Ulark was mainly noticeable for what was not loarned. o reply to questions concorning tho rumors of Gould's relinquishment of ‘the control of the Union Pacific and his int tions for the futuye, Mr. Clark said bo k absolutely nothiug about tho truth of those roports. Concerning the trouble betweoen rond ana the Anaconda Mining ¢ Mr. Clark declined to say an stating that everything had sottled and any further reforence to tho motter would only st up bad blood. Ho acclined to say whether there hind really boen any trouble botwoen the railvond and Mr, Haggin, aud in roply to u question whother the whole thing was not & schemo on the part of Hagein to bull the copper markot, Mr. Clark simply smiled and sala_he didn'tknow. The samo answer followed o query to tho effoct that o disputo botween Hagein and his omployes on the Wwagoe quoss tion had been tho real cause of the closing of tho mine. Ono of the first things to be taken up by Mr. Clark will bo tho Union cut-off. This 18 a line constructed by the Missouri Pacifio from Union, via Plattsmouth 1o Portal, where it connects with tho Belt line, short= ening tho distance between St. Louis and Omaha by about twenty-five miles. The lino crosses the B, & M. bridge at PPlattsmouth and bias boen completed for several months, but hias not beon operated this side of Platts: mouth on accouut of a misunderstandivg b tiveen the tworoads regarding the bridge. An agrooment was wade before the road was constructed whoreby the Missouri PPa- fic was to use this bridge, but the company was denied that privilego when the timo camo to use it and mattors have been atu standstiil over since, A conference will bo tield between Mr. Clark and Mr, Holdrogo a8 s00n as tho lttor returns to the city und some understanding re hod, If the matter i3 sottlod satisfactorily tho trains of tho Mis- souri Pacific will bo run over the cut-oft which will shorten the running time between Omaba & St. Louis about one hour. Mr. Clark ‘mado o tour of the shops ana yards yostorday in company with Mr. Dickinson, The arrival of tho genoral managor has sot atloat tho usual numbor of rumors of ro- movals aua the wir was thick today with prophesies concerning soveral heads whicn aro generaily undorstood to be in an uteo tain position. This is & matteron which M Clark is very roticent and he declined to give any intimation of his intentions, vestorday tho rail- mpany. thin, been Lost Theiv Clothes. dsou, chief clork in tho general ngoer oftico of the B. & M. is rejoicing over the loss of an overcoat. Ho attended themeeting of the Western Passouger asso- ciation at Chicago Jast weel, and whilo eu- gaced in “doing up” the representatives of the other was “touched”’ for his over. in speaking of the mattor sfter h return “Dave” sald ho didn't care avout losing his overcoat, but ho rogrotied the loss of two pairs of new socks and a clean collar which werc in the pockets of the coat. He regardod it as a fitting robuke, howover, visited upon nim_for uot patronizing homo industry and buying his clothing in Omaha, Instead of monrning his loss, however, ho purchased another coat in Chicago und wore it continually during the remainder of his stay. Another Burling! avisit of tho light stead of rejoiciug u man has suffored from tingered gentry, but in- ho mourns a gentle sub- dued mourn which is touching. Dell Branoh, tho assistavt citv tickot agont, is tho vietim. Ho had just purchased a handsome $15 ove coat with hat and gloves to suit. Tuesday night heleft them at the entrance to the dinng: room at the hostelry where he boards and when he had finished the ovening meal bis new overcoat, his hat and s gloves had dis- appeared. Mis First Ordoy The following is a verbatim copy of an order posted in the depot at St. Joseph a few days ago vy a section foroman who had just boon promoted to the position of roadmaster: CImevIAR No. 1. All soction foren Mo. Pac. Ry. Maguire's division: Yez wili havo your men on duty at 7 o'elock tn the mornin with conts off in’ fine weather and the foreman will have his coat off in ex- tremely fino weather and will make u hand himself. PAT MAGUIRE, Rondmastor. Short Line Affairs. “Tho sale of the Pacific Short Line for 000,000 to G A. Garretson and George W, Wickershaim, as trustees, was confirmed yes- terday by Judge Dundy and the receiver was dirécted to turn over the property on Monday next. The veceiver was given until Decewber 20 to propare and filo his report. - The oppressed subjects of European gov- ernments turn to this country for free homes, free laws and for the free uso of Salvation Ol for their pains, Ttisa slight cold frequently that finally undermines tho system, Use Dr, Bull’s Cotgh Syrup in tho beginuing stagas and be cured. e Sofid Trams From Omaha. stibuled, oloctric lighted and stoam heated, with the finost dining, sleoping and reclining chair car service in tho world, vin the “Chicago & Omuha Short Line” of the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Railway. Double daily train sorvice, leaving Omaha at 12:15 p. m. and 6:20 p. m., with no transfor at Coun- cil Bluffs us herctofore. Apply 1501 Farnam street for tickets and |I|||‘Lllln' in- formation or address I A, NAsH, J. E. PRESTON, Gon. Agt City Pass. Agt. At L Marringe Licenses The following liconscs woro Judge Shields yestorday: o and Address t Bloomhall, Omaha 1 Lola Chadd, Omaha.. B rorge W. Tyner, Davenport, I slln Mitehell, Tabor, Tn . W, a 1ssued by Ace. 29 right s Swanson, Detn, South Om wroling Panlson, South O rge P Cronk, Omaha, Wild, Oman short Stith, Omali ’ i L. Maye, Omaha 50 Aro you a cruel man, or only a chump Your fiorse hus chafod his neck until it is ub solutely cruel to make bhim work, or he has cut himseif on a wiro or a nail, Now do you know that one bottlo of Haller's Barh Wire liniment will absolutely cure eyery cut, bruise or old sora? Just try it el B O Buildin ¢ Pormits, The following permits wers 1ssued by the superintendent of buildings yosverday : Charles Homelius, one-story frame cot 1 Twenty-elghth and Crelghton avenuo 3 Sam Methoiist Episcopil hospl brick laundry, I‘\\hmln th POty A One minor porin it Total R Keep a bottie of Cook's Extra Dry Cham- PAgne in your ico chest to entertain your frionds. It is splenaid, - 00 Much for His Nerves. Agent Billingslea of the Kotcham Furni- ture company is confined to bis room in the Paxton hotel. Ho has beon very sick for soveral days, suffering from a nervous pros tration brought on by the imvestigation o the council boodio case that grow out of the city hall furniture award. Under the advise o attending physician, Mr. Billugslea started for his home at Toledo, O., last night. - Do Witv's Little Eariy 1asers, bastpil. Judge Batelle | Judge Estollo is stili confined to his room by sioknoss. As & result the trial of the eriminal cases in the distriot court has been postpoued. Tho parties who have been con- victed during the present term of court will | not be arraigued for sentonce until noxt [ woek