Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1891, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. T-FURNISHED ROOMS, Fm rates, e, wo top of DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken untli 12:90 p, m.. for the eve nd until 5:3 p. m., 0r the morning or Sunday edl o, All advertisements in these €0l umns 2cents s word Arstinsertion and 14 cents a word thereafter. or §2 per Iine | No_advertisement taken for ean than the fiest insertion. Te in advance, initinle, fgur hols, oto count nea word. Al adve miat secutively. Advertisers, | eheck, can hinve thelr anawe bered letter in care of ' ;) nawers a dressed will be delivered on presentation 0f the oheck PBRANCH OFFICRS.ADVERTISING FORTIESE slumpns will be taken on the above conditions Wt the f0llowing business houses. who are author 17204 10 take Apcelal noticos At Lhe same rates AK can e had at the main oMe Houth Omaha Branch Ofce—No. 2023 N street Lister block John W. Tlell, pharmaciat, 11th and Mason streets B IT Farnaworth, Pharmacist, 3115 Ciming street W..J. Hughes, Pharmaciat. 124 N 10th street C. . Satterfield, Pharmacist, 1718 1Leavenworth stroet Hughes' Pharmacy. 24tn and Farnam. SITUATIONS WANTED. For rates. cte STENC ton: go0d wnlnry oity reforences. 70 7 TENT AND RELIABLE BOOK w0 experience wishos aftnntlon o otse. Address G %, Bon. MU 10° 8 CLERK, ASSIST. work Ly young man moderate salary. Address G 5, Beo et A A LADY EXTEACHER WAN an elork or offico work. - Addruss A ZTHER, CORNET ANDVIOLINIST WANTED sltuation. Address K. Beyer, P 0. Omuhn T WANTED-MALE HEL| For vates, cto.. see to - of st column on this pags ]‘ WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, ONE_PERSON o Ive inatructions keep books, U35 Ne Life butlding BoWANTED-AN ACTIVE RELIABLE MAN- walary $70 to 80 monthiy, with incre nae, to Feprosent In his own srction n responaib York he Roferences. Manufacturer, lock box 885, York B WANTED ABLE SALESMEN 0 BELL ME: hanical burglar alarms. Salary and exps or good commissions, Cuyahoya M'C'g. Co.. Iand, 0. B WANTED AT ONCE. YOUNG AN LIVING with parents for light delivery. Address Teo M j; Gy san MAN, CUSTOM SHIIES, -‘»'n\n\ hrt Factory, 114 Farnam BrVANUED. 85 A MONTITAND FXTE for anlesmen in every county in the U. § Dles & OULAL free: 10 exparivnce ne contracts made; fnestand enslost selling Kooy manufuctured. Send stamps and for full partieu- lurs, B Converse, 52 Hermon st., Worcester, Mass. 511N erasing peneil; the grentest selling novelty produced; erases Ik thoronghly in two seconds: no | Hhraston 0 paper; 200 to G0 per cent profit 5 xales amountod to 620 n six daya, anothor want goneral ngont y erms and £l tlenlars nddre; Monroe Ernsor 3 Crosse, Wis BoANTED = SALES TO CARRY AS A R I Dolivory™ elgar, with gold flled wateh; 0., Cigar Co. N. C. MEN WITH GOOD_REFII 23 WILLING o work, Amerlean Wringor Co., 100) Howard st. 415 N2 B WANTED, CANVASSERS, 1510 DOUGLAS 87 d M35 N A GENTLEMAN M od, would cors Addross Box Awo gentlemon plences, 524 South Mth (EAM HEATED FURNISHED ROOMS NICKELY FURNISHED PARLORS, MOD! 1812 Chicago stroet TWO NICELY FURNISHE ,,,m . rte Ars: cotumn m FURNISHED ROOM, 1007 DOUGLAS 8T I‘\\ CHOLATY "\ N droxs Miss Fithian, FURNISITED # 8 and $10 per menth NEAMINE THE new seale Kimball plano. A. Hospo, 1515 Douglas FURNISHTED ROOM WITH BATH, # MONTIL, GELLENT Chicago street FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, For rates, rte., wee to 3 ROOMS WITIT BOATRD. + with Hospo or 10 LOAN 2013 Dougl s i For aates, ele, st column on (his FURNISHED OR nished rooms. wlo a front and back parior, with All first class. Best location in city, 410 [ HEATED ROONS AND BOARD I DOV AND COAT d d mortgages & 534 Board of T ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST ¢ Life, lond at [ow rates for cholce se Nebraska of 10wa farms or Omuha ity b DERIRARLE FURNISHED TWO yOUNG MEN CAN HAVE the comforts of & k0o hom referonces given and 10 Capitol v SINGLE OIt {bank building B LOANS J.D.ZUTTLE,? Roeforences exehan [ toon AND BOARD AT 1500 FARNAM LOANS, W. M FURNISHED AEXVERIENCED WINDMILL AND IMPLE 315 South 20th st nt salosan doesires rosponsible empl ¥4 clais board ment. Box 148, Lineoln, Neb, Ml N [ HOOMS AND DAY BOARD, 1516 EILCENT FIRST Pattorson. 1311 Farnam st LOANS 6 T0 7 addltional char, commission NT—ROOMS UNFURNISHED > 0f first column on this 1e BIREY,EASTE FURNSITEDOI UNFURNIST D 3, With Board, stoam 1o negotlate b 9 Farnam street. BOARDING el X AND UNIMPROVE il ards, 640 § swith & Co., LOANS ON IMPROVED city property. $,000 1 7 first column o this pge and Harnoy sts. nnot bo excelled TonES AND orrIC 17sC comman on this 7t cottmn on (his e VHRICK STORE, 1111 TR LOANED ON FUR fLUleycer withont romoval or FOR . Kred Terry, room t, formerly od # Kogors & Sons, Lith and Farn TO LOAN BY 101d goods. planos, or —CORNER STOIF and Jones, low rent TH, AT 16TH without pibl yrie Clouser, £ ¢ STORY BRICK r. formerly oc arnam stroot atany time und reduce both the principal with or without pe y time and redu principal B WANTED SALESMEN ON SALAKY 01 COM upled by Tha misslon to hundlo the new patent chemienl (nk T will find 1t to your advahtage to ivenient eall up tole be arranged at you want a lo Ktoum heating fixtu P ur business can Apply at the ofti i Morioy always on hand; no publicity; Inquire of . Ty Farnam smit - Withnell block, 15th and TO LOAN. 80, t) AND furniture, ete. QuIr Green, 1 20, Continental blk the state for + good loeation; will bo sold 1 if taken at-once; poor health (- WANTED, LADY O GENTLEMAN 1 Juge hrauch ageney: send stamp for froe samplo. B, L Buldwin, Dotrolt, Mich. D, GIRL TO DO (1oWaANT ahoe WANTED, EXPERIE /funt; roterences re stroet. I-WANTED, STENOGRAPHER AND BOOK- at Stonehills. complete stock: suit : will'be s0ld very el R0 L) 0 HOUSES WANTED, ally located, huve good te 205 Sheely block. st cotume on this age A GOOD PAYING | 5 TO 10 ROOMS, Good loeation. RE FOR RESTAURANT POR SAL 1, BOARD AND . BOARD ANI Co-operative WANTED DECEMB) Jomsin private fo daughter three yoars old. T0 DOCTORS—A PIHYSICIAN WISHES physiclun wishing to dlspose RENTAL AG Forrates, ete., sectop of first coiumn on thy page RN OT IO crtaking business In town AL AGENCY CO. takinalinainoa Adiross ¥ 57, Beo. FOR RENT—HOUSE! STORAGE, 00K OF GOOD CLOTHING 10 For rates, cte.. sce ton o | rat e Dy FOCRENT 0 T00M 00 WEIA batly room, kitchen range, window shade only 820, city water free. Willis M. Yates, 820 und Callfornia stroets. T, Fom mine, HOUSE 7 ROOMS, streot. gns. clty wator and bath, also large Rent very rensonable, [ T) FQR BENT. 1ROOM HOUSE, 1 FLOOR nishod. 210 8. 17th 100 Gddern, 606 Ploree at. Alurie list of houses and st LG Clark & €0, 1218 Harney st. s 10” DA IRoos FRAME THOUSE, [ 25th street: city wator, bath, range, furnace, ete in good condition’ my own howestead. Wil o responsible party for §0.00. 8. A. Orchard, pets and turniture. 03 i) PLEASANT T-ROOM COTTAGE. 204 HOW- ara str Mass ), Fon KENT OR FOR SALE, 10 ROOM HOUSE ull medern coov tionery fce ch slde board, medicine chost, hard wood fnish, 1 coed throughout: walont Bl motor pa door. S-W cor. 40th and Lzard streots. j)l FOI RENT, FIVE ROOM COTTAC streol. Inquire Milton Rogors & Sons. 14t & Farnam stroots . 1) D;A,Goon D BARN WITIH ALL hniprovenients. 1608 N. 1th aL: very che Omaha Real Estate & Trust Co., 4 0o ldg. T3 A L0005 ROOM TOUSE, 2015 CHALL nquire at 214 Chinrlos st '1 FOR KENT, A SIN-ROOM HOUSE; BA room aud barn: Slst and Pacitic st Apply to M 8. G. Stovenson, 814 Francls. '] —FOL RENT, HOUSE, 1018 JACK on Howard, "near 10th. ~ S60 our list Garvin & Co., 28 Sheely block TLEOR KENT, NINE KOOM THOUSE Wi hath and gas, convenient 0 businoss and in a first class nelghborhood, possession at once. Py with referonce, drug store %12 Karnui stioot i b M D HOUSE WITIL MOD. orn Improvements, corner ®th and lard, one lock from Walnut Hill motor, §0.00. 204 ¥, \ Lifo. Theo Olsen 1), QUK RESIDENCE, FURNISITED 01 UNFUI uished. Apply C. 8. Elgutter, 4 N. Y. Lits D5 YOV WISILTO KENT A HOUS soe 11, . Cole, Continental block: ] FOR RENT, RESIDENCES ALL DAl Globe Loan & Trust Co.n.w. cor.16th and Dodge. n’ FOIURENT Ci mc.ufunu FLATS, A conveni cor. 10th and Lod, ybe Toun & Trust C Dk AN S 1O0M TIOUSES, 310 ki dos o tlats fu city, Mead fny'e Co., 462 1 butld gl DFEAT T ROOMS, 2D FLOOK, KANGE all othor convenionves, 850, Call at store. 101 B 10th st. George Clouser. )0 0ON ¥LAT 205 LEAVENWORTIH 87, 5 47N DLIEN Gloon TMODERN brovements, “Stanford O Apply € Elgutter oomi 4, N. Y. Life b l)—u ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, 85 5, 22ND. S0U-N13 1 YOI KENT. SROOM FLAT, BRICK, Lake st.. with ‘all modern convenlences. il. K. Cole, Continental block, or Faust bottling works. D0 KON BRICK DWELLING ALL CONVEN: honces convonlont to city 80 Netherton ail, 805 80. 13 th l) ~FOI RENT, HOUSE 10 KOOMS, ALL MODE o $0.00 por wonth, §2d aud Farnam, ater L Thon “ 10 ROOM BRICK HOUSE ute. 1916 Lougius atret. L WX, THREE A Wi and all modern ©ed. I" L. von Dorn, room 0, 518 8, FOI RENT-FURNISHED KOOMS, For rates, eto., sestop of 1raé culum | on (hia 1 ige EFuenisn ROOMS, 211 N, I8TH 87 4L3th and Dodko, will make low rates for ra Dy the week or meinth, with or withuut board. J~WELL FURNISIED FUONT ROOM, SUIT Uiwo fribads. 620 NOFh 19th stevet. M SW-10° J=3 FRONT ROOMS. 1616 FLAT D, CHICAGD Ustreet, stoam. gas, bath. B0 and BTN, Bunduy and ovenings after b MG o* ~FURNISUED KOOM AND BEDROOM Ysulte. Bouth front wodera vonyealonce, private family, reforeace required, B Leavenworth St Ml | sell ata sacrifico or trade for stock of gro ¥ 30, Be vt colwnn on thix + age, : TFOR SAL carpot business Williams & Cros Lo entird plant or | ot managers wish Lo retire. Address B 62, Beo FOR EXCHANC 7 PROPERTY INSIDE RESTDENC Address, E. Miller, 1042 N. 2 URA ooy 11 Yt atrout: Lincoln, Neb, write the Western tull descrivtion No Indefinite propositions considered. Address E 4, GOOD OMATA FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS TN for stock of or trrms, etc For terms, etc., Young. Shenando ree top of nur Coltimn on this page singlo driver tor sale on tim, 305 N, 10eh stre diso Tor Teal estate and money. Frankfort, Ind. FOR EXCHANGE, 5 1t brick store building, with bullding rents for $80 MMON BULL S Jersoy bull s .00 pony stallion seryice. $10.00 drafe stalllon s #1500 Fronch ¢ 1351 North Iith strect cli stulllon servios. Can furnish any %D Woodworth ming, Calhoun, Neb. rlago toums, Mgl | borse desired. Ce = LOT 9, BLOCK 18, ORCITAKD HILL Make offer to 11. €. Cheyney, Sloux City, lowa, Stupson, 1O fl 7 ROOMS AND P BUGGY AND CART. 1567 N, WIH SR et tront by F cont lnteroat, I 3G BARGAIN FOR TEN DAVS Must b sold vt column on this Bipe Ak bank . NDALD MAKE FIRST CLASS PROD. ot 1660 BOSEHG A R ROUA aa Ao Bt b Inquire at 2 ty on West Far arket. Call und seo us HOROUGIBICE rown Loghorn, Plymouth Rock, Light Sralima and Minores cockerols. 1008 =0 Think of it! Big money K. Darling, Barkerblock BEST MADE CLOUGT Warren ongan, or will teade f0F K00d earriae. ¥ Rix, Callioan, Nob. M NEBRASKA Brown block, 16th u LAIRVOYANT all modern improvem }nr rates, ete, DAM AND FROT Clarke, 19 Board of Trade. Ro0d locality elther depot: £00d neigborhood: 2 blucks from torms ressonable wifo. with age and date of marrineo; e, contestod wills, spe glve ndvice on ' ndjolning the Platt Not fortune telle spirit mediume H 11 houso and barn, Can giyo tmmodi answered by mall, 81 lock of halr north Marquotte. r acro or 0,00 now Iving | K. Atkins, owner SATISFACTION GUARANTE Look at them. 8600, Cash and m..mi y. HOMES, ANY onny torum, take o G. G. Wallace, Brown block ARY. WONDERFUL Chiallonges th nd life road cradle to grave ringe with the one y ar 1 fo from tho the separat u 1ove; tells whore you will st ndapted for: breastplate £ar luck and to st 810 yor mbnts aad 6 por. o Morton T. Culver, 1§ Farnam st. | the celovratea Egypt nd a1 private o aleohol treatn and dato of bl nts in stamps for ciroul hy's st addition all, and b convinged of wonderful oracle, d MIES. NANNT CEATRVOYANT, | Forrites, claw seetop of iret column on u.up.a . modium, 81K year,at 19 N 7 .-n«w RECEIVED QMU FORT, oller. Tolls p uture from lin ORSKS “,,’ f0r; 4.0 month 0.G80s,S0uth Ouahs. 0870 e 3 WINTERED A FiAE 8T CLAIG EUROPEAN THOTEL oIt At Bellovuo stock farm . 19 Board of trade bullding or Bellevue. BATHS, ETC. Arst conunn MASSAGE TREATMENT, KLEOTRO 1 DRESSMAKING. Tt columi on this MAKER WANT 5tb, Withnell blk: AGE, MASSAGE. ELK( Operators, over iy 8 MADAME SMITH Alsobol, sulphy Uiiida s0licited. Misa Sturdy, 620 8. 2th st. FOUN For rates, ete_ o o+ ¥ UR—A TORSE TR%EE Naboth Omna. -4, A i ORSE_ AND BUGGY. FOUND Parker stroets. ApDIX Andrew M. Hondes 1816 N %3rd st., or 531 So,15th st DANCING, 1 or rat 0 1A MO AND S RCHOOL_ARMORY, Children, Tuesday Saturday. Friday. Advance ciass nnd o Privato lessons dally. Mne, HATIIGOODS. T ARGEST STOCK IN ®N Jricnl wign and b awltchen, hait Matl orders solleiu Davies, 11 8 15th st., Omahs STEAM FEATHER X Forrates, ete., see top of 1 rst column on this page. 'B S TICKS AND PILLOWS WASIED: FEATIH ors Hought. Mall orders promptly fil Tod for & delivered. Frank An PATENT SOLICITO IS, Fo_rates, ete., see toy of first column_on this pag >).\ K| JLAWYERS AND -nI‘Ii Il'l)l(" Suoa & Co., Beo butlding, office at Wasiilngton, D. C. \| ND YOUR SCISSORS kround to Underland & Co URINC ST HINTS. A cloar complexion is the Ith=not of Cosmoties o resnlt of good moderation to ad- 0 nover so porfect us the bloom which good hoaith fmparts A cloar complexion is us good elrculation. and good circulation is the 1y flow of the blood through the system. Whon the blood Is sluggish n be nsed In ally the result of nd the mind de- medicinal stimulant, oughly stin nothing so os the circulation or nd porfect order as pure whiskey are many so-called Clreulars mailod While tacre re Is only one that purely medictnal one: namely, Duffy's Pure Dryiggiats and gro ntrary heenuse th to arguo to y make more n inferior goods. but it Is always Bost to b argn mind that the one which | been tested, Triod and proven by experience is the only cortaln one. | SYPHILIS Our curo is pe treatod fivo yo RENOVA AWrliton Guaranteoto CURE EVERY CASE c/ MONEY REFUNDED. | nt and not a pateh > havo nover so Tiy describinig caso fully wo ean tro mail, and wo give tho SAmo strong guarant or refund all money. Ist&Frankiin "Thiso who prefor to e for treatment ean (o s and we will pay raiiroad fare both ways and hotel bills whilo hero if we fail to cure, challengo tho world for o caso that for full particulars and sw that you are skeptical, as tho most eminent physicians A fo to givo more than tomporary ‘o with the MAGIC K on most difficult to oyercome tho pre Tt under our strong L Fhould not Nesitato €0 try this remody. Consultation fro get tho evidenco, CUILERY GRINDING. For rtes, ete. woe tor0f |t column on this 1age In our fivo yoars’ pract against all go-call 058 Tt or refund every dollar, and as wo have a also finaneial backin all who will try tha For rates,cte., seo to 10f _rat column on this page, ('L\*‘II PAID FOR OLD Banks, oom 3, Barker block, Omalia PAWNBROWE S, For rates, etc., seatop of first IBERAT, LOANS ON Jote. Ben K. Marti, 1116 F Notice to Contractors Plans for a seven-story and building, 50x100 foet, to e by ity Bunk Bullding comp and Nebraska stroets, Slous City be seen atour office after November 1, 1801, Bids will be received until noon of Novem- ber 15, I8l A cortified cheek, for $1,200.0, adired with each bid, conditionil upon enter- ing into thoe ce ll.u'| 1t awarded, domonstrate, 'FOR ]5 YEARRS Allusers of TYPEWRITERS nocessity of tholr belng Improved. find in the Suith Premiee Typewrifer Tho latestand best.: Wé claim; tion and trial prove ite: “The Aljgnment, Eusiest Running, Alltype ‘cleaned in ten soiling the hands. Send for cat The Smith Premier't'ype WriterCo. ML Mavisw, Managor. MANHUUD RESTORED Young and middle-nged men suffering from errors of youth, excesscs, sexunl weakness, etc., positively cured for five doliars. dies aro in pill and tablet form, suflicient for two months® treatment, which will effect n perfect cure. Upon recelpt of five dollars will b sent to any address in plain sealed packngo by mail. _Circular free. Address YALE GHEMICAL €0, * RAILWAY TIME GARD “Leavos CLICAGO, BURL 950wl Chicako I.1.Chiengo Expross. ... ~Chileago X lowa Locai U GION & MO, RIVELR, Dopot 10th nnd Mason St Denver Dy Deadwood Lil..Denver Express. IDenver kxpress. +ev.Liucoin Limited. ... Lincoln Local. Guiha. | Dopot 16ih i Aason st. CKnnes City Day Expross C. Hight E: UNTON | Unton Depot.10th ‘ana Marey Sts. Denver Expross. _Uveriand {iéatrico aad Fulrivld !l Pucific Expross voi | CIICAGU, & I & PACIFIC, ' Marcy Sts. | Ounha 1000 & m[ 3% ... Atlantio Expross 405 pm 21 Vestihule Exy 610 pm| #5LUNIKht Bxprows... 120 pm #% ... Donver Limited. aha. | Union depot. 10th .....Denver Expross 0 Omaba. | U. ant i 0w 7 hloako Expross CITY & PACIFLC Depot 10th 5.8 b m Lonver | J & PACIEL Omihi b i Wobstor St [ 6i45p ml_,....,St Paul Limited Leaves [VHIOKGO & NORTILWE Gmaha. | . . dapot, 10t and T m (. (Ex Suny) Cagroll Passe 1% a m AgUEXDro1s 500 p 111112 Vestinad Lhmited. 210 pm| 00 Kastari Fivor. 100 0 w| Mail (Ex.Mom) Lonve OMAIY kST Omaha. | U, P 10t 545 p P 1) Loavos | Omaha, B10°a m| - Bloux Clty AGOmmodation. 100 p m Sloux Clty Exprows (Kx. Sunday) 1240 b m bm .St Pautdimite ihon Handrofy Passenger (Ex Sunday) | MISSOUTNT PACLFLC Omabin. | Depot 15th nuAVebstor Sts. T BC Loule Expross.. LBt Loyja, Bxpross Toaves | K. U, 8TV IOk & € B Transfer| Unlon Dopot.Gonnell Bluts. 450 nm . Kanas City Day Expross U4 p w . Knnans Cliy Night Tenves OMAIA & 8T LOUIS, Transfos| Union Depot, Council Blufts. 440 p mi .St Louls Leaves |CHICAGO, BURL'N Transter| Union lepot, ¢ou V40 a m ... CBloako Express. .. 100 p w1l Chichko KX pross.. 705 b ml UL Creaton Looal Loaves | CHICAGH Atlantio Exy Ve “Bloux City Am'umluod‘llun: .8t Paul Exooess. . v, Loaves [("II0AGO & NORTHWESTERN | Arr Trans Union hepot, Lous 1 1200 p |-, Chloago Bxpress 618 p | ... Vestibule Limited 000 p w Kastern Flyer B0 p m|(Kx Bab). Atlantic M WA wi Curroll Passonger. teurvd 1o one has pald 1oro money until you try us. sos cured 16 30 40 90 d figain our - Anane thoso wo have cured who havo gf sumn on this e, stayou only postage ro married what TAMONDS, WATCIE: thirough your own 1t your symptoms aro g pacches in m 08 and Jointa, hair (alling out, erapti ¥, feeiing of genoral deprossion, paing a havono timo to waste. inig mercury and potash should nigs will aurely part of the be who ar eonstanily ta discontinuo it. Constant uso of (heso bringg sores and oating ulcersin tho ‘Al correapondenco s Wo favito the rost Figid investigation and will do el in our power to ail you.n it COOK REMEDY Office 13th and MAGIC GUR Loss or Pailinz woenkness ot PATR, orrors of waled in plain envel Omaha, Nebraska Farnam, second floor. entranco 13¢h 64, Only those o U et FOR MEN nd |)\|l|t||m:\ ommittee, that thelr ex- perlence in heavy work hus Deen suffic allow thien {0 do this work in n thorough and business like manner.are requested to bid, s reserved 1o rojc MoLav N & STEY Suvings Bank v l"nt'nr re {llwl eve full course . roalized fn threo days. piacked from OMAHA. NEB. Live days {rini seeptivle benciis Oftice opien until 9. 1. COUR REMEDY LADIES ONLY FEMALE REGULATOR, Safe and Certain ton day or monoy'refunded ) from observation. COOK REMEDY CO. Omaha, Neb. or IVENTIONS PROCURED BY Bee Bureau of Claims OMAHA, NEB. the Interest of those having clatniy nat thegovernment s th N S, often 1oso the benefit of val of tho Incompetency or It employed to obt PATENTN ain thelr patents clsod fn_employing com; cure patents, ds geeatly. if notentirely, upon the d SKIlLOF tho ntto i tho view of protect tons uro well prof practlce; and aro theraforo pro Gotain patents, Conduct Interferences, Make special Prosecute d dost Silent raminations, Jjected cases, Register trade marks and copyrights. Render opinions as toscope and valid- ity of patents. Prosecute and suits, ete., ete, If you have an lnvention BUREAU n skoteh or photograph thereof, togother with @ brief deseription of the Important and you will be onco adyised as to the be Models are not necossary unless th is of u_complicatod nature. fringlng on_your rights, or If you ara chargod with ¢ the matter to THE BUREAU for a reitable OPINION beforo acting on THE BEE BUREAU OF C 220 Bee Bui (lmz. ()nmlm, \l-h. PENSIUNS Pensions procured for soldiers of the Rebellion who served 9) days now disabled from ANY ca ion is payable whether the disability during or si Pensions for widows and child- ron without vogard to cause of defend infringeme. »n hand send THE BEE 1t ‘others aro (- nt by others, sul 112 Wisconsin St., Milwaukee, Wi NGTON & Q. _Owmaha. | 6pot 10th nad Mason Sty 40 p Chicago Vestibula. dependent, whether they were dependent on soldic when he died or ren and parents are reg in all cases where notsuflicient property for their support. Soldiers pensioned at less than twelve $12.00) dollars per month and suffering disability named iv their pension cortificate, may obtain increass under the new law. Informati out charge 50| 3800 wo| wosz Best faciliti to claimants to have the ly and diligently charges unles information to The Bes Bureau of Glaims. OMAHA, NEB. » wver offored prosecuted. successful. Wrjte for Maroy 8Ev. | On neer Press und INDIAN flEPREUATIU‘iGLMM) Porsons who hiaye lost property from Tnd raids should file their claims under the Indian Depredation Act of March limited, und the elaiws aro take court in the order In which Take Notice thatall contracts with attorne null and void. claims promptly attended to by the lill BUREAU OF CLAIMS. R20 Bee Building, ()1\1:‘\![!\. NEBRASIKA, 10 a mn»y St s Cannon bail | &5 VALLEY. ‘Omaha | Depot I5th anif Webster Sts. D0 s m| Black HIfs Expres 00 nwmp (Rx Sat) Wroi Exp, (Ex. Mod) f (Ex Sun).. 510 p Norfolk (Ex. ‘!undnyr ntered into s prior to the Act are made tlon given MICROBE KILLER 1y KIDD'S GERM y | dinoases Docaus 1L killy Put up and retutled in 82, 81 Bont anywhora ERADICATOR. the latter 2y gallons. propad on recelpt of prive or G guaranteo to cure. aupplied iy South Omaha; A Elils Conuncl Bluffs, S WO AV Wo guaranteo constunt ho We honestly Tufc # that they cannot earn an d pin money Every lady meaning business, elhood, only g dono at home, addross, with stamp, for particulars. Kirusoan Ar uple Piace. Boston Ma Piso's Remedy for C Easiest 0 Use, and Cheapest. Aruggists or_sent by mall, Huseltloe, Warren, Pa. OMAHA'S SPLENDID CHOIRS, Prominent Factors in the Oity's Religious Work and Worship, SKETCHES OF PRINC!PAL ORGANIZATIONS. Sweet Singers of Trinity, St. Philo- mena and Westminster—Coming State Convention of Nebraska ndeavors—Church Notes, Ever since that primeval hour in tho his- tory of the universo, when Joh states that “'tho moruing stars sang togothor, and ali the sons of God shouted for joy," music of some character, soems to have been n prominent factor in religious worship. From harp and trimbrol and tom-tom; from cymbal and flute and coronet; from violin and organ and tho humaa throat countless vibrations, har- monious, sweet and otherwise, havo gono forth as tho expression of mau's adoration of a supremo being. Inrecent years the most popular sacrod music among the more nighly cultured peo- ple of the earth, is a combination of the hu man voice and tho pipe organ. Thero appears to be, at present, no othor instrament or com- bination of instruments able to compete with -tho pipo organ in furnishing the _accompini ment for vocal music of a sacred charactor. Intho music of the pipeorgan thoro are three primo essentials that give it supremacy over all other iustruments. They are vol ume, purity and variety, In addition to these the organ is capable of producing tone that wiltblend beautifully with the human voice and assist in the exprossion by ad- ding volumo ana power. A splen- did pipe organ, nowever, will not mako amends for poor voices in the choir, It 1s like putting new wino into old bottlos, botn witl suffe Thero can ba no doubt of tho fact that «ood music induces almost as many peoplo to attend church as good preaching. The choir probably draws a' greater number of non- church ‘members than the proacher. In this respect members of the choir tecome preach- ors of the gospol. Excellent music and elo- quent aud earnest preaching work well togother. Rither witbout the otner is likely to fall short of the mark. Omaha is coming well toward the front in the line of church musio. very yoarbrings a few moro pipe organs of tho'most approved pattern, and lenas a few more excellent voices to tho ranks of tho choral band. Church choirs have long been employed us synonyms for changeableness and dissensions. In tho former of these characteristics, some of the choirs of Omaha would probably be entitled 10 a leading prizo in a competition for inst bility, but thero has been of recent years very 'little acrimouious dissensious ih any of the choirs of this city. There isat_pres- ent more good voices 1n the choirs of Omaha than in the past, and in the main, thoy aro united to better advantago than _ever before, “The following vrief sketches of threo prom- faent choirs of this city will prove to bo in- teresting reading, espocially for those who are musically inclined; Trinity Cathelral Choir. The choir of Trimty cathedral is tho largest in tho city, orin fact, west of Chi- cago. [t is composed of a surpliced choir of men and boys, with thirty-fivo voices, ladies’ chorus of twenty voices, and solo quartette. Few choirs aro better equipped than Trinity for the propor rendition of tho music of the church. Under its present talented director, Mrs. Cottou, the choir has made n reputation that extends far beyond the confines of Ny braska, both cast and west. Iv 1s alway active, and while other choirs are resting or taking vacations, this choir is hard at work. This 15 evidenced by the results produced at als aro held on Thursday and Saturday evenings for tho full choir, and Monday and F'riday afternoons for the boys alone. Cantatis and oratorios have veen given at different times, und always with great success. Among them might be mentioned Stainer’s “Daughter of Jairus,” Gaul's “Holy City,” ““I'ho Messiah,” “Croa- tion" and others. The salary list’ approxi- mates nearly 500 vearly, of which the quartotte and organist receive about £2,500. 10 musical services on special occasions attract immense congregations, it bejug impossible to gain adwission without gofng loug bofore the services commenc The quartette is composea of singers who arc among our best kunown soloists. Mrs. Cotton is the soprano, Mrs. Mueller, who is ouo of the most popular singers ia tho city, alto: Mr. Wilkins, tenor, is prominently con- nectod with the Apollo club, being chairman of the music committeo and'a member of tho board of directors, and is one who has had fifteen years experience in choir work as soloist; Jules Lombard, bass, is known from the Atlanticto the Pacific not only for his maguificent voice, but for his many fine qualities as a man; r. Butler, the organist, is a conscientions and hard worker, and re: dovs very eflicient servico. The great success of this choir is due to its encrgetic aud en- thusiastic dircctor. A woman of great nervous force, she accomplishes great ro- sults not_only in her choir wock, but with her teaching as well. She possesses to an ominent degree the rare faculty of imparting to and inspiring others with her own feelings and enthusiasm, St. Philomena’s Cathedral Choir, Tho choir at St. Philomena’s Catholic ca- thedral is composed of a chorus of tweuty voices on regulur salaty, This number s in- reasod to thirty upon special occasions, Miss F'annio Aruold, the dircetor and so- prano, Mrs, Joseph Rittor, alto, Lioutonant Kinze, tenor and Dr. 5. D. Arnold, bavitone, compose the quartette. Miss Arnold is one of tho most successful teachers of music in the city having charge of the music in the public schools and possesses rare ability as a choir leader, Mrs. Ritter 15 a favorito as o a contralto singer aud Lieutenant Kinzie is one of the fluest tenor smgers in the west. Dr. Arnola is a con- scientious and effectivo bazitone. “Tho masses usunlly rendered by this choi aro works composed by the great masters, such as Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Rosini aud others. The choir can give any of the following masses: Mozar's Twelftn, Hay- dyn’s Impevial in D, Moreadante in 13, ("ar rier's, Mozart’s Seventh, Cimorosa's Military in B, Weul's St. Cecetia’ in D, Cowcone's in I, Sehimav's in C, Peter's in D and Bee- thoven’s 1n C. Tywice each year—Christmas and Kastor the St, Philomena choiris assisted by Boyd's opera house orchestra, and once each vear, in May, the choir is also assisted in an oven- ing of suzred music given for tho benefit of the choir fund. Those sacred concerts are so popular that the church is always crowded to the doors and nuudreds are turned away. A special foature, and a treat for connosseurs of music, was the rendition of Capoci's “Laudate Pu anged for orchestra by Mr. Leo H. Salis bury. This unique pioce of church music was given for the first time in America by tho St. Philomena chcir last Easter. L'ho teor obiignto, onv of the most _exacting solos ever written for a tenor robusto, was sung by Licutenant Kinzie, supported by a choru's of thirty ladies voices. Westminster Church Choir. The quarteite choir of the Westminster Presbyterian church at Twenty-ninth and Mason streets, has been but recontly organ ized, but the members of that choir ave well known singers of decided ability, Tho West- miuster church has reason 1o foel thoroughly satisfiod with the work of the choks, Miss Mamio Oliver of Council Bluffs 1s tho soprano. Tho lady possesses a voice of remarknblo sweetness and of great promise. Iu quality and power her voice is one of the best in the ci he is quite young and hor voice will improve for 'many years yet Much may reasonably = be oxpected of Miss Oliver's voice and in all probability she will become one of the most popular church aud concert singers of Omaba, A great many complimentary things might bo truthifully said about the singing of Miss Frances Koodor, the contralto of this choir. Her volea is one of exceptional smoothness and resonance in tho lower toues. Miss Itoeder filled a position for some timo at tho Kountzo Memorial Lutheran church, whoro her excollent work proved to be quite a fea. ture of the church worship. Mr. Kobert Weir is the tenor at present aud tho bass is taken by Mr. W. A. Derrick, who also leads the chol Mr. Derrick is a vory pleasing and effoctive singer and has ecome quite & favorite with tho public as & concert siuger. Mr. Dervick ana Miss Roader aro both students at the Torreas schoul of musle, Mrs, Warten Switeler, a prominest mew- bor of tho church, {s the organist and her work ls*vory creditable, NEBRASKA ENDEAVORS, Annual Convention to Be Held at Kenrnoy This Week. The annual state convention of the Young People’s Socloty of Christian Endeavor, to bo ield this yoar at Koearney, Nevember 10, 11 and 13, is expoctod to bo the grandost gatherlng of young peoplo over witnessed in this stato, and the good reports coming in as 10 the number going have induced the Omaha City union to mako arrangements for spooial traius via the Unlon Pacific railway, leaving Omaha at 0:30 o, m. and Lincoln at 10:20 a. ., arriviog in Kearney at 4:10 p. m. ‘The regular trains of roads entering Konr noy do not arrive there until about 8 p.om, and by taking tho special, delegatos not only have the advantage of gotting there early, but thoy can got nequainted one of those ploasant times known only to thoso who have gone on a Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor excusion Delogates mast ot forgot to obtain cortifi cates whon tickets are purchased, othorwiso they cannot got the reduced rates granted on the roturn trip. The special from Omaha will arcive at points on tho main line as follows: Valley, 10:55u. ni, whero connoction is mado with No. 43 from Yutan, Mead and Wahoo. Fromont, 11:14 a. m., connceting with trains of the Fromont, Fikhorn & Missouri Valley railway from Missouri, Valloy, Blair, Arlington, Norfoll, West Point and’ Serib* ner. Cotumbus, 12:30 p. m., (tako dinner and leave at 110 p, m.) contecting with Union Pacific trains from Oconee, Genoa, St. Bd- wards, Albion, Fullerton and Cedar’ Rapids. Central City, 2:30 p. m,, connecting with B. & M. trains from Arcadia, Loup City, St. Paul, Burwell and Grool Centor. Grand Island, 8 p. m., connecting with Union Pacifie_trains from Ord, Loup Lity, St. Paul and North Loup. Arriving in Kearnoy 4:10 p. m., thus giv- ingample timo to socuro accommodations and supper boforo the opening of the conven tion av i 30 p. m. Beatrice delozates can leave on No. 24 (Union Pacitic) at 4:05 & m. and connect tho special which leaves Lincoln 10:20 a. m., Valparaiso 11 4, m., David City 11:40 a. m., arriving in Columbis at 12:25 p. m. for din ner und conaecting with the special from Omaha, Forthe roturn trip delozatos can loavo on tho Union Pacific at 4:05 a. m., 10:05 a m., or 5 p.m, (Three trains daily.) Follbwing is the programmo of tho stato convention TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1501 8:00 p. .~ Orgnnzation K16 . m.—Address of wolcome, Rov. W. S, Barnes, Kearnby, Neb. 8:0 p.m.—Iesponso by Mrs. Nettio P Kay- ser. O 5. i—Convention scrmon, Rev. Charles ewmin, Lincoln. 3 p. m.—Sockil WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1801, 30 0. m.-Sunrise prayer meetin led by Misy Minnie Rowe, Hastings. 0250 . 10, Servie 130 . n—Devotionul oxerelses, conducted by WILL L. Crosby, Norfolk 10:00 . . —Report state seeretary. LReport stute troasur 10 . m—Three e reports from sociotios, ) . .- Sonz servies 1:40 p. m.—Dovotional exercises, led by Mr. Charles Atwater, Kearnoey. 2:00 . m, r meetings concerning methods of committee work. Look-out committe conducted by O, M. Needham, Atblon. Soclul cammlitice, conducted by L. B, Lucas, Onahi Missionary committee, condueted by O Powoll, York, 3:00 p. m.—Song service Report from national convention, v. mblet, O, 50 1 m.—Addross, A, Naah, Lincoln, 4500 p. mi—"Questions and Answ Clark, Bost ) p. m.—Song service, 8:01 1) “The World's Fair and Its Rela- tion to i Sabbath,” A G, Scott, World's fair commissioner, Kearney 8:05 pom.— Addross, Rev. 1) B, Clark, Boston 0:00 p.un—Soelul. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1801 yor \[I'\'lll g, led by g Ser 100"t -Oiky and Local Unions, Fauits and Fatlures, 10:15 0. m.—What Wo Do wad How it s Done, conduc I by M. L. Stone, O . 11 L fonference of nittees. Look- out (continuec o M. Kumsey, University Pl Prayer Mooting, conducted by Miss Me- Dunlcoy, Mindc Waysiind Means, conducted by Frand i Lincoln. ZXong and Devotional Service. for Socfotios, Mrs. Jue nha. icev. Howard MucAyeal, Cambridge. o~ Address, G W. Lefich, Indi 4:00 pom,—Unfin'shied Bus ness. Report of Finaneo Committee. 720 pom.—Sonz Service 8100 o —Address, Rev. W. 0. Turnor, —Address, Rev. A Turkle,Omaha. rution Service, conductod Hollander, Onnahi, ple's Society of Christian Endeavor of the Kuox Presbyterian church held their regulur semi-annual eloction last Wednesday evening, October 25, The fol lowing officers were olected: President, A. Pickering; vico president, Miss Stelln Mc- Chesney ; secretary, Miss IKate Klindt; treas- Miss Lizzio Morison. A reform com- mittee to act 1n conjunction with the reform committee of the City union was elected. Mr. Will Morison is the newly elected dolo: ate to the City union, suceceding Miss IClindt, whose whoso term has oxpired. This socioty will Join with the Young eople’s So- cioty 0f Christian Kndeavor socicties of tho Trinity Methodist, Plymouth Congroga tional, Hillside Congrewationai and_ the Bup- tist_churehes of North Omaha in a union meeting ot Trinity Mothodist chureb, Sunday evening, November 1. The Junior society of the Southwost Pres- byterian church will sond ono delegatg to the state convention, Notes. Tn a year 8,500 churches havo been built in the United States Woug Chin Foo, the educated and partly Americanized Chinaman, offers to go to Har' lem as o missionary among the hoodlums it the soard of Foreign Missions is unable to find o native Amorican willing to risk his lifs on that poriion of Mankattan island, Wong is sarcastic and sev Whlie Bishop Talbot of Wyoming, tells of another bishop in a populous city, with a satary of £6,000, who is s0 woaried” With the claims upon uim that he woula liketo be- come again au_archdeacon, with a salary of §1,500, Slosson’ profits on one billiard wateh aro over $2,000. 1415 casy 10 sce whero the money is, A sudden and unlooked for turn was taken in the case of Prof. Charles A. Briggs,whoso trial for horesy began and ended before the New Yors presbytery. Dr. Briggs con- ducted his own defénse. After several hours of discu. 1, & motion to dismiss tho charges aainst Dr! Briggs was adoptod by ssbytory by the very decisive vote of T'uis, however, is not the end of the be taken before the Now The Wosloyan churcnes of England have a memborenip of 434,303, and the Forcign Mis- slonary society, at'its 'last meeting, roported oxpenditures st yoar of £1:12,5%5." Worlk is carried on iu India, China, West Africa, the Transvaal, British’ Honduyas, the Bahamas, in Burope. The principal stations e B0 out stations, 1,572, missionaries and assistants, #95; sther paid agents, 2,164; and unpaid agonts, 4,534, The church mombers are 34,772, the probationers 5,230, and the Sunday school scholars (4,053, rding to tho “Prosbyterian and Ie- formed Review” tho total number of dis- tinet words in the now testament, oxcluding prover names aud their devivatives, 1s 4,520, A fow comparisons may bo interesting. 1'he vocabulary of tho old testament 1s lare Gesnius® “lexicon,” owittiug proper names and obsolete roots, coatains 5,510 words, of which 642 aro marked “Chad.” The *ilind" and “Odyssey’ together contain 9,000 words, Shakespaare uses 15,000, and Milton 9,000, ‘I'nerve 1s a now Audover movement. 'The alumni of Andover aro to be formed iuto an associution for the speclul work of social Christianity, 'The work is to represeut a caveful social analysis of tho neighborbood, personal contact with the people of all pur- poses of sywputhy and help; co-operation with all forces which act directly or indi- vectly for tuo elevation of the ueighborbood and ‘witn the geueral social agencies of the city: investigation of ubuses with appeal to tho proper place for remedy ; organization of clubs for solial improvewent among working- mon and boys; classes of clementary and ad- vanced subjects; airect religious work as oc- casion may offer whon it may fitly be carriod out without luterfering with the churches,