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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891 _ SPECIAL NOTICES. CADVERTIREMENTS FOIL THESE COLUMNS will be taken untli 12:50 p. m. for the evening A until 8.0 p. m., for the morning or Sunday edi- tone All advertisaments in these columns 2cents n word firet insertion and 1 cents n word thereafter. of £ er line per month. No advertisement taken for ean thian 25 centa fOF the Arst insertion. Terms.ensh ndvance. initinle, fgnres, aymbols, ote . count as o word. A1l advertisementa must run con. peentively, Advertisers, by requesting a numbered ehieck, can have thelr answers nddreesed to & num Bered lottex in caro of X BER._ Anewers s0 ad wred will be dellvered on presentation of the Shoek ] RANCHOFFICES - ADVERTISING FORTIHESE columns will he taken on the above conditions At the 1ol lowing business houses. who Are author 1204 1o take speelnl notices at the same rates as can e hind at the main office ®outh Omaba Brapch Offce—No, 202 N streot Lister block John W. Bell, pharmactat. 11th and Mason stroets EH Farnawortl, Pharmaeist. 2115 Cumiog street w Hoghes, Pharmacist N, 10t street €. . Satterfieid, Pharmaciat, 1718 Leavenworth Wtroot Hughes' Pharmacy. 24tn and Farnam. SITUATIONS WANTED. A commmn on this page For rates, ete., secto o CED YOUNG GERMAN ive private lessons in ( nch and musle. Excellent reforonces G %, e EXPERIENCED roference wants pl Hamilton streot NURSE WITH oF Inquire at ¥, BEST Sl M1 15 LADY. BUSINESS EXPERIENCE, BEXCEL Jent abilicy, wishes businoss opening. Position trust preferied. Unquestionable testimonials Address G 21, Bao. M1 i4* A LADY EXTEACIH as clork or ofice work WANT POSI] Add A GAUTHER, CORNET AND VIOLINIST WANTED situntion. Address E. Beyer, P. 0. Ompha L WINDMILL, AND IMPLE. responsible employ Mls N27 XPERIENCED sulo Hox | Forvaten, cte. vec toor Tratcanumn on (i i ]; 0 YOUNG MEN WANTED TO ATTEND the ovening classes In business, arithmetic, pen manship, bookkeeping, correspondence, mechatnicnl drawing, shorthand, and voeal music at tho Y. M. . A membership tieket Bte. Classes open Nov. 16, ITREN B, WANLED. 60 MEN FOR 1TE SOU! 1y RAIL: rond and government work in ATkan«as, Tennes Inbor 71-1 AMES 78 1 MUST HAVE Apply B. Mann, 101 North srtalnments, ete. of heo and Kency, i P rIsT OLASS MILKER. ) A e Dalry Loulsiann, — Kramor & O'Hearn South 11t street. F. 1HOCH ]; THOROUL referonce ns to ability oth 3 WANTED 2 GOOD Lomana ox wactory, TED, RAILROAD B Wyaming o South Dakota; siead Driit Loy Akeney 1120 Farnam siror ]{ WANIED, §15A MONTH AND EXP for y county I the U. 8 mnde actured Tars, . Conyerse BOYS, S st Omiia. LABORELR ps and for full particu Hormon L., Worcoster, Mass. . BIIN® N ON SALARY OR COM Imixsion to handlo the new patent chemieal ink ernsing pencll; the grentest selling novelty over produced: erases ink thoroughly in two seconds; no Abrasic i to 500 ent profit: one agent's sules amounted to $520 1 K1x duys, another £2In two hours. We want one general agent in stnte nnd territors. For_terms and full par- s adiross the Monroo Eraser Mfg. Co. La 1 05 K0, 2 SALESMAN T0 CARRY AS A our “Cash on Delivery' cignr, with gold bl pay.” €. 0.D. Clgar Co., Winston, P WANTED. SALESM WITIL GOOD REFERENCES WILLING Amorfoan Wringor Co., i) 1Tglad at. 1516 DOUGLAS ST M85 N1b dto work. . CANVASSERS, NTE HELP. IR RENT-HOUSE l LAIRVOYANT Continn )10 ROOM BRICK DWELLING ‘A1 CONVEN. lences convenlent to eity 000 Netherton Hall, 305 0. 13 th, ool D QY wisimo je T A HOUSE OR STORE see I1. . Cole. Continental blook. 510 AND FOUR dern convenl Dorn, room ROOM FLATS nees. Reference 513 8, 220 strvet 23 ‘'Ot RENT— ENISHED ROOMS, [0 PIFASANT FRONT 00N FOR RENT WiTIL Douglns strect M S NEWILY FURNISIED ROOMS. MR 8Cou- Uton, 1713 Chieago. M [, FURNISHED ROOM, GAS. BATIL AND ALL Ymodern conventonces; low rent. 221 Callforni 119 14 ATED ¥U RNISHED ROOMS. 1714 Mz 14t D Six. TiRER atom and all m required. T. L. ve 5, KO BENT, § NICE LY FURNISITED ROOMS Sfor light housekeoping, northeast corner 25th avenus and St. Mary's avenue. Ieferen A M7 15 | D) 3§ ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING, 202 ST, MARY'S avent Mis2 a1z FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO ROOM FOR housekeoping: modora convoniouces: 1123 10 15 TWO FRONT ROOMS, FUR- for gentlemen; with or with 1port et [ FORL nished ont bonrd RENT, suitabio 210 Da " ROOM. lemen. avenue. o A1E ST cLALR EU 413th wna D will make 10w by the week or menth, with or without board. [ FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM X ite. South front. Modern convenlence, prive roquired, 206 Lenyenworth St MSIE 14 family, renco [ FURNISHED R00M, 107 DOCGLAS ST, T FURNISITED ROOMS Uprice, & and $10 per menth; TALL MODER 1913 Douglas i 12¢ AND BOARD, vat column on this pags, FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED, WITIL one front on firat floor; niee for olub of young men. Southeast cor. Dodge and 17th streot 13 I, o suirs ok SUITABLE FOR MAY and wife or 4 gon ith board. 109 8. 17th, 10615 l DESIRADLE SOUTIT FRONT ROOMS WITIT bonr: W Harney. atrictly first class. Terms reasonnble ] [0 OONS WITH BOARD FUKNiSHED ROOM For rates, ete, weto o ROOM 2018 Dougls i a12n 7 F HEATED ROOMS AND BOARD 1011 DOGLAS 0 BOARD, TWO yOU the comforts of privato family. Bost requl i MEN CAN HAVE ALL yod home with board in n of references given o Capitol avenue. 82 Wit it FURNISITED ROOMS TLY 518 South Zith strect. FOR KENT—ROOMS UNFUR H For rates, ete. top of first column on this 1a NS FOR - HOUSE Price, §12.50. M AND (@ FURNISHED ¢ Txeeping, 1702 Webster stre ROOMS, 2 FURNACE HEA' asant loeation. Adiress G 24, Be Miz1 150 (3. DESIRABLE ROOMS. FURNISTED 018 UN Trurnished, for lieht housekeoping. Modo provements. % (oTHREE UNFURNISHED Tinodorn Inprovements inc floor Mrs. He C. Mosos, N (,, FOR RENT, FURNSIHED Ok UNFURNISHED » Trooms, with board, steam heat. 17 streot. ROOM T or yattes, etc., sor Loo of Arst comn o this pags C AYOUNG for widower. (, WANTED. Gl For 2 wo i family, Call 1§ MAN WIDOW 10 KERD HOUSE RAL HOUSK N.17th streot M1 150 A GD COOK IMMEDIATELY AT [812 CFI- cago street M1 15 ToUS 1112 T-WANTED, GIRL, FOR GENERAL Jwork, 5220 Poppleton avo. (L WANTED Goob COMT ‘secoud work and plain sowing. D, LADIF UNG ) tructions in bookkeeping: situations ew York Life building. MI000 15+ [ WANTED. A LADY STENOGRAPHER WIIO ) writing business lotters and willing Jflice bosldes: one who has her own mi preed: stato salary wanted and refer Address G 15, Boe. M 14 M chine pi encos HOUSEWORK. 2 15 GIRE, WA RAL \ GGk (-WANTED. GIRL FOIR GENERAL HOUSK swork, Tumily of three. Mrs. Iteca 2310 Capitol ave. wi-1 WA voung g TED, G TED, IMMEDIATELY. 510 work for us at thing entirely now; § to 88 casly ik or_canvassing: send selfaddrosse Echo Manufacturing o on. Mass. O WA LADIE: I omes: s i no paint - envolo KD, STENOG atStonehiils, RAPHER AND BOOK st column on this 1 ags T)7HoR RENT 850, 1t TOOM DW) cstrably located, furnnce, gns, two horses £40, 10 Foom brick dwelling, moder Jrovements. i dwelling, 8. 19th st Awelllg, all conver 27th ave. bath, barn for choleo location, all tence 1 flnt, with bath. 50, dosirablo stonm hooted fiat Th prices n the from £3.00 to por than s Wil pay house seekers (o make farther inquiries Netherton Hall, #6 South 1ith st 06-15 mmer rates. 1t et 800 10 I, Fo weNt, nished. Inquiro nt 205 Dodge street. 08 ROOMS BACH, Dald HOUSES, § 512,00 The 0. K. Davis company. FOR REN Troom o itako, 5200 Soward at., 8 Fidelity Trost Company, 1614 Farnam st. ’1) FOR RENT. 6 ROOM HOUSE, 141 strdot. Inquire Robert Huntor, Hoo oftic D NICELY FURNISITED § KOOM TOUS Kountzo Placo with all modern convenien osponsible parties without children G 16, Be Mk , 7= ROOM DW n2 IRCAS Mosi cheap @ “AND stroot. 965 110 MODERN |“|'|(H\'|.‘ Sl 6 locks 0f pot o2 HW I 030 15 NIENCES, k124 Dylnae LSt or HOUSES. STORES Hits foF ront. Goo. J. Paul, 10 Farna D e Dot MS OR 6 KOOMS, SOU oo Loavenworth. Ty 00N HOUSE: MODERN (0N ey 3. B Barton, 3015 CApHo] avo, D" T HOUSES AND FLATS CENTRATL- wplondid list. Call . O @nevin'& Co., “ o ko s ) \ ELEGANT SROOM HOUSE ON Ot 1ino, I Hick pscom place, all wodern (nproye: 506 N. Y. Life. 51 1-ROOM HOUSE, AT i and furnituce. fo Address G 14, Boe, L RC 1ith ments T), FUI RENT T FOR SALE, 10 ROOM HOUSE a1l medern_cooventonces. stationury feo chest, Wide bonrd, modicine chest, hurd wood Hnish, fro ood throlghout: walnut hill motor passcs the Qoor. W cor. 4)th and lzard stroots 50 )i BooM BIICK HOUSE A bio, 1916 Douglas street. Enquire at 1914 Doug lus stroef MY " PULLMAN HOUSE, 1810 DODGE, FOR GOOD bourd: nicer 0o onvenionces, ratos and location it cannot bo excelled: Srs. Horn, prov'e S AND OFFIC T or rates, ele. v ot on (NS g [ lAnGe WIHOLESALE STORE FORMERLY occupled by W. V. Morse & Co.. corner ilth and Douglas: best Satory and basement wholesalo store in Hyron need Co. i 1 FOR RENT—STO I wer fon Continued. S XTRAORDINARY, WONDERFUL Chal A the world, Mrs. Dr. M. Lograve, dead trs clairvoyant, astrologist, palmist ‘and 1ife reader; tolls your life from the unites the meparated: causes mar one you 1ove; tells where you will 1 and in what buainess best adapted for: has ole stplate £or luck and t destroy bad Infiu fits, Intemperan and all private complninis with massage, baths an aleohol treatmeni. Send #2, lock of hair, nam, and date of birth and recolve acourate 1ifo chart; 2 ~enta |n stamps for circnlar: give loitials of one £0u will marry, also photos of samo. Office 1007 Eouth 11th street. first floor; hours, § & m. to m. Come one. eome all, and be convinced of wonde=ful oracle. MO42-15 S MADAM AND PROF. LORENZ. FREE! FRE Fron tost to each siiter. The wonderful trance hidden mystery revealed in & dead trance; tell the full name of ench caller and of future husband oF Wife, with age and date of marriage; glve adyieo on divorce, contested wills, speculntions, ete.: Femove Jubl 1l fnfluences. bring the separated toxather, focate lont porson OF ‘atolen property )t fortin lors, but gonuine Apirit mediums n conyince the most skeptical. ST questions answored by mall, #1. Send lock of halr. Sunday Included. 1023 Howard st, cor. 17th 05 15 Q- ARRIVED, PROF. MONTEFIORE, THE CEL brated clairyoyant and trance medinm, 419 North conts, gents $1.00. Dally, 050-14 mediums. Every 15th streot. Ladies Sundays and_evenings IS, PO, EALALST AN G FOIUNT Ladies only. #92 N. 24th; Ilnll A MASSAGLE, BATHS, TREATMENT, ELECTRO THER pand halr treatment, manicuro s, Post.3)0t 8. 15th, Withnell ik SARsAG TELEGANT PARLORS, eatabiished two yoars 0 N+ TP MADAME SMITIL W11 CAPITOL AVE 2atloor. Alcohol, sulphuric and ses baths. Mg MASSAGH < Tth T MASSAG operators, over 610 el At U REFISED LADY SUCIALLY INCLIN Atres ue aaintance of gentleman with reforenc pasLi, Address G 20, Beo M2 15 UL W COMMUNICATE WITIL MEE AT EALW 024 15 [y ot Y, BEFORE U new scale Kim AND LANGUAGE. o he i A PIANO EXAMINE TIIE Lplano. A. Hospe, 1515 Douglus. firat cotimn " GELLENBECK., BANJO teacher; with Hospo or 1616 Chicago street 012 MONEY For aates, 10 LOAN—REAL te., welop “ WANTED, LOANS ¢ taproved lots; £0) to £2,000 on Impr erty, atonce. Fidelity Trust Co., 1611 WANTED, FARM LOANS IN BASTERN NIi braska at§ per conti annual interost: partinl payments allowed In any amoant at any tme with rebate of i 2 inade with money not bo rowed elsewhere: no commission: seeo or b I Bank bullding Omab, ON 1M WEans Corce i et principul and interest guaranteed. Beo bl Wi Selby. W ANEHONY LOAN AND TRUS] V. Life, lend at 10w rates for cholee seenrity on Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaha city property, for sale. Alex Moore, 401 AL ESTATI 0Tty 31 Board of Trude. ND COLAT: bought, Re Chas. W i on Omahn city property. Nl bank bulldin; AG 520 WL HARRIS, R 20,FRENZER BLK sslon ot attor- First National vankhids [oionNER STORE 701 SOUTH 16111, AT 1671 and Jones, low rent. " George Clouser. [, kot kN Wi Gt IthaUE nowae CORRerY omoubiad b Bee Publishing Co., 916 Karnam street. ‘The bulld- has o fire proof cement basem m heating fixtures, water on il the oo Apply at the oftice of The lice. —MISCELLANEOUS, THORSES WINTERED, WE HAVE THE BEST o fucliitios In’ the stato for wintering horses, miles from Omaha. Box or singlo stalls. Pad docks for horsos 10 exercise in; have board fencos. Water in stables and paddocks. Apply to Windsor, Kemp & Co. 203 Now York Lito bullding, or to Chirls Nevius at stables, Irvington, Neb. D—TO RENT. 175 PLACE OIUVICINITY rod, by two 5, Hee i WANT 1K WANTED INKOU A2 Grd rooms. unfurnisheda p young ladies; references. Address STORAG to of rst colwnn on this _age, T STORAGE h—TO BUY. Forrates, eto., see top of 1 rst column on this aas N WANTED T0 BUY, A NO. Nior i Diirner gasoline stove, caro 'axton & Gatlaghor T WANT TO RUY THE Interest tn u barber shop. T SECONDITAND Address 1 i panT Boe. i 1k CILSECOND WIOLE Ot Addross ¥ N WANTEDTO BUY 800 LBS., 14 [ hand fron. Omatia Box Factory. FURNITURE BOUGIIT, SOLD, STOR Wells, 111 Farnam str 2 WANTED FORR CASIL A fia. Nouth Omaha or Council Blufs real Gty Timity. Give Tull descrivtion 0 Indefinite Bropositions considerod W BARGAIN IN FURNITURE f firwt calumn on this page FOR SA r lm,vh_,x,'m “ PIAND AND FURNT splendid Krunick and B als0 household Koods. 813 8. 23d. MIZ3 15° 0 FURNITURE OF A SIX ROOM FLAT, ON casy terms; fat for reut.” Mrs. T DDyl il w12 BEDROOM SET._CHEATL a1 URE FOR SALE. A h plano very cheap: Howard st FOI SALE. ONE | O Miekory siroct. OR SALE—HORS For terma, ete., see (op of frst )-FOR SALE, B good driver. Ke avenue. 28, WAGON*, 610 O nnm’nu s pags 4 YEARS 105 MI25 15 CK HORS redy & Blackburn, > -FOR SALE harness for § avenuo. J. I G > $#00 COMMON BULIL #.00 Fine Jersoy bull se $5.00 pony stallion service. $10.00 draft atallion service $16.00 French conch stallion service. 1351 North 16th street TR0l KENT, NINE ROOM HOUSE WITI bath and gas'convenlent to business and in & first class nolghborhood, possesston at once. Ap: Iy with reforence, drug store 2013 Farnaum stroet Misi ]) EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH MOD- 1 lmprovements, corner ih and lzard, one ok from Walnul Hill motor, §0.00. 204 N Life. Theo Olsen. i 701 T, UUK RESIDENCE, FURNISITED 01 UNFUIL uished. Apply ¢ 8.'Klgutter, 4 N. Y. Lifo s SR AL T)~ FOIURENT, HOUSE 10 ROOMS. ALL MODERN {mprovement Texter LT 90.00 per wonth, 2d aud Faroam, ]) "5 ¢ AND 5 MOOM HOUSKS, $070 815 BEST rosidonce ats tn city. Mead Inv't Co., 442 Boo Duliding R i 817 Tl LAY, T ROOMS, 30" FLOOK WANGE AND il convenlonces, §5.00. Cull At #4010, 101 B. 16Uh st Georgy Clousor. > FOR BALE AT A BARGAL away, brougham, second - hand phactons. A-d. Simpson, 109 Dodge. P BUGUY AND CaR: 1667 N. 19TH & Tandaus _and FOR SALE-MISCELLANELOUS, For rates, ete,, see to - of first (QFOK SALE Coy but little ‘worn and the steam plpes (O san Cloment Chase, 115 8. 16th St M2 FOR SALE, BASEBURNER, NEARLY NEY price 815,00, Enquire 412 South age. MORIS, WSIDI0Y MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSE planos. without removal or chunge of Business contldential. Krod Terry, room block. 524 (- MONEY T0 LOAN BY B MASTERS ON Bousehold koody, planos, orsans, horses, mulos warehouse recuipts. ote., at the lowest possible Without publieity or removal 0f proporty. arranged Lo suit borrowol My Touns o that you payin reduce bo it inerest You will find it to your advantage to soo me it You want u loan, or 11 more convenient eall up tolo phone and’ your business cun e arranged at hom Money always on ha lowest ratox BF. Masters, room 4 Harney streets MONEY TO LOAN AVS furniture, ete. Dl Green, K20, Continontal can make a the principal d: no delay: no publicity; Withnell block, 1ith ON BUSIN FOR SALF Tith, AR STORE. Mii-14+ Y, FOK SALE STOCK 0 HARDWARE, STOVES and tinwaro with tin<hop: good business and low rent. Address lock box 92, Lincoln, Neb Y JOTEL PEOPLETAKY cated, nicely turnished, $-room §2 day hotel in Omaha, has establishod Dusiness, ood reputation, ete.:beon closed ShOTL time by morigagea.can bo pur: chused forensh at n great bargain, or wiil tuke first eluss real oxtato or lind If clear. Addross for par ticulars J. L Rice, Box b FOR SALE. A FINE CIGAR STORE fixtures, complete stock: suit turer; will'be sold very cheap. stroe Mas 14 URANT FOR SALE 1ress 161 Beo. S-15 AVING IR Good location. OR_ITALKF INTEREST IN ortaking business i town Bost bustnoss in town Mol 1 FOR EXCHANGE 77 -WIHAT OMATA PROPERTY HAV foxchange. Alex Moore, 401 Bee bldg YOU 10 M 75 0LD GOLD AND SILVEIL JEWELRY, AT tieln toeth, modals, ote., bring all you have in Inrge or small 10ts and recdive cash or high closs dentistry In exchango. Dr. John Matihews, manu- facturing dentist, 212 Brown blk, Omaha. MU 7,1-G00D OMAHA BROPERTY FOR N EBRASKA lands, Address M, corner lith and Omaha. 77— FOR EXCHANGE, A TWOSTORY AND BASE Ument brivk store building with flats on second tloor, butlding rents for 850 per month with %) yonr ground leaxe, in the hoart of Omaha. for n sto Of lnrdware and stoyes or real estute and cash. W, F. Stoctzel, 714 8. 1ith st. 457 FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE OR_ SALE, 2 HOUSES ON SMABL monthly payments. onch ona full lot. Prices 10 8200). 0. The 0. k. Davis company 10101 (GENUISE BARGAIN, HOUSE 7 IOOMS X feot front by 1) feot duo Price 1,00, Kasy terms; 7 per cont | ciby, $4 Board of Trado, 3 TE HAVE 100 FEET OF FIRST CLASS PROD. erty on West Farnam street, the cheapest on the market. Call aud seo us, 0. R. E. & T. Co., R4, Bee. 50 ARGEST SNAP IN CITY. N, W. COI 2471 AND J8paniding, 49x 122, §2,50), Kk of it! Blg mone in it for some one. ¥, K. Darling, Barkerblock. F) e ANDS a Brown block, 16th and Douglas. Roed MG PO SALENE Wallace, i 4 STONE 1t o sate oN kasy TTRIMS T nts: will take dencos; all wodern {mprove good clty OF farm property i part paymont. Clarke, 16 Board of Trade. 557 FOESALE-X COMFORTABLY TROOM DWELL, Ing house, at Columbus, Neb. conveniently arranged; lot 66 by 132 fL.: good locality; good ikborhood; 2 blooks trom elther depot: terms reasonuble. Address ¥ 62, Beo. 77118 THT PIANO. A GOOD AS N for salo at o sacrifice; must bo sold at once. dress G 19, Doa 0ffice. Dol BROOM COPTAGES, provements, "Stanford Clrole Wigutior V. Tito bullding )& BOOM HOUSE, MODERN, &3¢ MODERN Apply ©. ooui 4, N 00 ]j’» B RENT. §HOOM FLAT, BRICK, 8 ake st with ‘All modern conveniences. 1. k. Cole, Contibental block, oF Kuust bottilog works ONE BOTTLE OF TONTI WILL L5 \nches in 80 days, OF money refunded: price §2.00: beautifies the complexion, res consumption; send stamp for clreular. Mry. Dr. Millor, 241 Wabash ave., Chicago, Ll M9T 16% CLALRVOYANTS, For rates, e, bee toy of S, MES NANNIE V. WARREN, O reliable busiaess wedium, NItk year,at 119 N m; R;hApss, develop the by rat colnmi on thia yaos F ANY PRICE, $150, 81,20 UP, easy toris, take clear proporty as irst payment. G. G- Wallace, Brown bIock. 16tk wud Douglas, ()NII EACH, LOTS IN OULVERS SUB 510 cash, 810 per month 6 per_cont interost, Morton 1. Culver, 108 FArGaIm st.. 100w 6. MET NI ],\n( SALE AT A DARGAIN, LOT 13 BLOCK 4, W. L. Selby’s first addition to South Omutia. Bmall paymout down. balaoce monthly if desired. Inquire (. B, Teschuck, Omabs Bee. 8 © Ull Iult\ GR '\HINI. S ) YOUR BCISSORS, RAZOWS, B aro! . 10 BE und 10 Underlaud & Co, 166 5 14tk a o STOCK WANPERED. A o Forrates, ete. seatop of Argt eolumnon thispag e AND CARED FOR; 84 ians, Sonth Omaha. ] ORSES & CATTLE FHD 4 to 8 mouth. Write Gbo! CEIVED AND DEL I [ORSES 1K bo winterdd by E. L. Omaha to Arilngton, Neb. HonsEs A for; §4.00 month CATTLH FED A Write Geo.Gans,South Omaha, T DS ”um S WINTERED AT LOWEST RATES at Bellovie stock farmé box atalls if dosired 19 Bonrd of trade bullding or Bellevue, LOY Forrates, ete. ses ton of fest column o this rage T ONK RED ROAN MARE, WEIGIT ABOUT 150 0r 1.200 pounds, bliad i bne oye: when aat acen ad harness on and Hht rond wion attachod Leave word at James Step n's barn, on Sout 1001 8t., OF At police headquarters 10813 OST AT SOUTIHE OMATIA ON SUNDAY NIGHT, s ohaln dog collar engraved “Geo. Karll, with white and brown spoLted poluter piip, 1 year tached thereto. Finder please roturn both re county court and recelyn 85,00 918 13 DANCING Tor rates, ele,, se- tr 0 rat CAPITOL AVE. Adults, Tuesday o class and assemblios, Th dally. Phone Clreuinrs his “uu AND'S SCHOOL - ARMO Children, Tuesday Saturda Fri Advan Privato lesson ODS, ARGEST STOUK [N ENTII ST, THEAT Jrical wigs and boards a spocialty. Wigs, bangs, awltchos, hinte chalns, ote. I Atock and 10 ordor Mail ordors soticltod. Davios, 111 8 1th st.. Omah HEZI RENOVATOR. top of rst colwmn on this page Forrc BEDS TGRS AXD PILLOWS WASTLED: FEA rs bought. Matl orders promptly filled. Work cealled for & delivered. Frank Anson, Slst&Franklin S04 e, ele,, ser PATENT SOLICITO ity toy of first Fo_rater, ete., se coltmn_on this pry PATERT EAWVERS Shes & Con Boo bullding, ottice at \Wasiiington, . C. AND SOLICITONS. G, W Omulia. Neb. Braneh Consultation frec 543 AARING. Y o on e gt SSMAKING 1) 20 5. 2th st M8 10 DO DIt Miss Sturdy SHORTHAND, et eanumn o this rotes, ol PRIVATE LESSONS Al day o night. by expe Lighton. 104 Douslas street, e, HOMES ¢ need tonchier. Omaha 1116 Farnain st FOUND. HORNED RED COW. 2010 OAK 1 IN UP- AND LTI PURS JOUND-CAPITOL AVENI Propecty it M Owner_enn Luye by proving Smith & Co.'s. Dr. Bailey The Leading DENTIST. Third Floor Paxton Block, Telepone 108, 16th and Farnam St A full set of teeth, on rubber, for 35 Perfect fir, Teoth williout plaes or romoy bridge work, just the thing for bublic speakers, never dyop down. Teeth Extracts1 "Without Pain, Al fillings “at reasondble rates, all warranted. Cut this out for a guide Notice to Contractors Plans for a seven-story and hascment offic building, 50x100 feet, to bo bullt for the Secu ity Bank Building ‘company. corner Fourth and Nebraska streets, Sioux City. lowi, muy be seen at our offico after Noveniber 1, 1801 pdids wili Vo rcolved until noon” ot Novem- er 15, 180 A certificd cheek, for $1,200.00, will bo re- auired with each bid, conditionil upon ente ing into the contract' it wwardod. Only those pirties who cun demonstrate, to the wrehi- tects and building committee. that thelr ex- pericnee in heavy work has been suflicient to allow then to do this work in a thorough and business like manncr. are requested 10 Did, The right s reserved o ro. y and all bids MCLAUGHLIN & STEVEN=, Architeots, Roomns 613 and 611 Towa Savings Bank Buid- 1z Sioux City, Tow, O30ate) RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q. Depot 10th and Mason Sts. ~Chicago Vestibule cako Kxpross. +-Chicago Express.. | lowa T work Lonves Ouaha. | AR Arrivos | Omaha._ S0 a 1005 & m 50 p Wi p 405 p Dendwood Kxpross.... |l Denver Express. . L[ 935 0 Gonver Kxprass, Dail 900 p neoln 1 13 a 0 p Arrivo: | O K C. ST CL 1 Depot 1th anit Mason St “Kaneas City Day i Omabin | o m ! Unton Depot. ~.Denver Exp a uverland Fiyer.. |/ 4 Faienand ! IXDrONS. ... 1050 3 2 p e 800 m| G0p . Leaves | CHICAGO, i L & PACIFIC, Arrivos Omuha. | Union dopot, 10th ‘& Marey Sts. | Omaha. 10.00 |38 Atlantic 22 606 pm Vestibule Bxposs... 2 3| 110 pu Night_Exprass. . 0 am enver Limited.. acitic L% am [CIIU U. P, dop Toivor Omaha, 620 pm Marar 30 nieako EXDross. ... A% KxDross 145 pm RIOUX CIV & PACIFIC Arriva Depot 10th and Maray St, Omaha, “Sloux City Passonger 02 p m L5t Paul Expross SIOUX CITY & PACIEL e 1w Wobstor S Pl Liod THICAGO & NOWTHWES TGS L dpol 10t ani Maroy St £X. Suny) Cureoll Pasvonior Chlongo fpross. ... Varttbiio Ehnitea.s 10| W43 & 3 aatora Bror-. 17| B B R S5 Fane S (6 M| 215 5 i OMAIA & 510 LOUTS P, depot, 10th and St Lowts Cannon V., & & MO. VALLE Depit 1Atk and Weunir Sts. “Binck THills Expross ... (E£ Sat) Wyo. Exp. (Ex. Mon) |- eLincoln Pas. (Kx Sun) ... 810 p m| k. (Ex. Sinday) b5 p w 8t Panl_gxprons 11035 m Tonves “C BT 1 M. & O T Arrivoy Omaha. | Depot i5th and Welister Sta. | Oriahn B10 a | Sloux City Accommodation. | 9.05 p m 100 p m|(Sioux City Expross (Kx. Sunday) 1240 p m S45pm| 0 8L Paul Limited. 162 a m or (ex Sinday) | 845 & m MISSOURT PACIFIL, Depot 15t and Wobstor St E0 Louls Exproas..... LSt Louls Exprows. TR O B 0K & 0 1 Unlon Dopot. Counell Blums. | ranafor Kanias City Uny Kxpross, .| 528 b 1 Knnans Clty xproi .| 6. & m OMATIA & ST LOUIS. Unlon Depot, Council Blus. SE Louly Canon Ball AGO. IURL'N & QUINCY, Union Depot. (ouncll Hlufts Chilcago Expross Chicazo Expross. irivCrston_Looal TI0AGO, It I & PACIFILG on Do, Counell Blu “2.NIght Bxpr ‘LA Unuti Bxprass ... Vostib BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Union Depot. Council Biats. ~Bloux City Accommodation St Paul Kxoross. .. TICAGO & NORTH W BS T Omahy S am Omahn, T m Arrivo) | Omat A Arrivor Omana, 10.20 p m 1o am Teaves | Omaha, biddp m Toavos Omaha. St T3 n . 125 n w| 500 p o 915 p 700 0w Leave | Omaba. | U, 1 pwl Tonvo | Omahn | 900 a'm 5 pm V0 m 520 pm |16 o m 1185 a Arrivos D aha [0 s m 1810 p m Arrives. i | 00 a ] 1sfor| 100w m 1005 p m Arcives Teansfor 1215 p m Lwave Tiansfos 440 p ml onvos |CHi ‘ransfer| 040 & m 10.00 p w! T.05 b w aves | Tranfer 6H0p w 1020 8 m| 0 pm Leaves 'runm B w Arrivosl Trauster Transfor W » @ 9.0 8 m KN | Arrives 1200 pm 5.1% p m, W0 p m g W p w| (Ex $al), Al Mx Mon), 08wl Carroll Passonger. ortnicnt e In the train of diseases that follow a tor- pid liver and impure blood, nothing can take the place of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med- ical Discovery. Nothing will, after you have seen what it does. It prevents and cures by removing the cause. It invigorates the liver, purifies and enriches the blood, sharp- ens the appetite, improves di- gestion, and builds up both strength and flesh, when re- duced - below the standard of health. For Dyspepsia, “ Liver Complaint,” Scrofula, or any blood-taint it's a posi tive remedy. It acts as no other medicine does. For that reason, it's sold as no other medicine is. It's guaranteed to bcncfit or curc, or the money is refunded. AWritlen Guaranteoto ELI CURE EVERY CASE ¢ MONEY flEFUNDED. Casea Our eure 13 pormancnt and not & patching up. treated five havo ne since. By de caso fully we can treat you by mail, and wo g+ tho samo strong guar or refund all money. Those who pre for treatment can do §0 an ay railrond both ways and hotel bills while hero if we fail to c W ehalionio tho world for & caso that our MA REMEDY Wil not euro, or full particulars got (ho ovidence. Wo know that you ere sk Justly mo, too, as tho most eminent physicians havo nover boon 2ble to oro than tempora @ T our five years' piactico witn the MA(IC REMEDY it has Lee fielt to overcomo the projudices against al cs. Dut under our strong hould not hesitato to try this remedy. Take no chanc of losing your money. Wo guar. anten to euro or refund every dollar, and as wo have n Feputation to protact, also financial’ backing of 6500, 000, it 43 perfectly safo to all who will try tho treat meit. Horotoforeyou have beon putting up and paying out your money for di ments and althou youare not yot cured 1o ono has paid back your mos &y. 1o notwasto any more money until you try us, Old chronic, doep se o 90 days. In- vestigaio our fin i roputation ag Diisiness men. Writo us for names and adlresses of hose wo have eured who R pormission to re- For to them, 14 costs you only posingo to do this; it will save you a world of sufferlng from montal strain, and if you aro married what may your offspring suffer through your own negligence, ~1f your symptoms aro sora thront, mucous pa ches in mouth, rhoumatism in von:s and Joints, hiir falling out, eruptions on any part of tho body, féeling of general deprossion, pains in hoad or boncs, you havono timo {o waste. Thoso aro constanily taking mereury and potash should ontinto it Constant uso of theso drugs will gurely sandeating ulcorsin tho end. Don'tfail to ‘Al correspondenco gent seaicd in plain envel- Ivito tho mo: ¢ Figid investigation and will our power to ald you in it Address, COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, Nebraska. Office 13th and Farnam, sesond floor, entrance 13th MAGIC CURE ik ONLY' #0) for @ cusy 0 Loss or 1ailinz Manhood, Gereral or Nervous Debility, akness of I\mlrrrunml effoct of errors of excesses inold or you hat we cannot cure. Wo ntee u\ury case or refund, every dollyr. Five days trial tment #1. full course 5. Proceptible. benolits. s In threo days. By mail, securely packed from observution. Office ojfen until 0. m. COOK RESMEDY CO. OMAHA. NEB, LADIES ONLY day or money ref Price by 1 ealed from dbser COOK RREMEDY 00, Omuhi. Nob PATENTS for INVENTIONS PROCURED BY THUE Bee Bureau of Claims OMAHA, NEB. Equal with (ho interest of the g clalmy against the goyernment 13 that of INVENTO 1S, who Ofton Toss the bonetit of valuable inventions besanso of tho Ineom Qmployed th obtan thelr patents it b exerclsed In employing o (bl Ol Lors Lo procurs patents, for of a patent dopends greatly, If not entirely, upon tho A1 SkiIL OF Dhe Qttoriey. Wit the view of protoctir Ioas OF enreloss attorneys, tlons nre well protacted by BUIREAU has 10 counsol oxpert prictice; and ara thereforo prepared 1 Gbtain patents, Conduct Int, ences, Make special examinations, Prosecute vejected cases. Register trade marks and copyvights, Eender opinions as toscope and va ity of patents, Prosecute and defend infringemen suits, ete., efe. If you have an invention on hand send TR BEE BUREAU a skoteh or photograph thereof, with brief description 0f the tmportant 't und you wil bo oneo adyis ira0 L pursue. M not necoss Ty un| > Invon tod nature. If athers aro n- s, 0rif yon aro charzod with T by othors, submit the matter to Til for w relible OPINION beforo ncting o the matter. THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS, 220 Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. PENSION Pensions procured for soldiers of the Rebellion who served 9) days and aro now disabled from ANY cause. The pen- sion is payable whether the disability was incurred before, during or since service. Pensions for widows and child- 'n without regard to cause of soldier’s ath, Pensions for mothars and fathers who are NOow dependent, whether they were dependent on soldier when he divd or not. Wilows, child- ren and parents are regarded - pendent” in ail cases where they have notsuflicient property for their support. Soldiers pensioncd at less than twelve $12.00) dollars per month and suffering o disability in addition to that named iu their pension certificate, may obtain increase under the now law Information and advice given with- out charge. Best facilities uver offered to claimants to have their claims pro- perly and diligently prosecuted. No charges unless successful. Write for information to The Bes Bureau of Claims. OMAHA, NEB $® This Buareau Is cuara Omaha Bee, the Ploneer Press |‘rul|l~«' ) Examiner, ro will send ' valuably ing full particuiars Tor. homs. curs, of chargy. Asplendid medical work ; Should by read by every DAl W s i donilitatd. A o, Frof, ¥, C. FOWLER, Moodus, Conu, and ded. ation. Inventors from worth- nid of seolng that lnvon- valld patents, THE BER In patent infring, BUREA as toed by and t the San Buftertog from the offvcts of youthful errors decay, wasting weakness, lost anho: THESE ARE FINAL FIGURES, Result of the Recent Vote for the Oity Ofcers, The long drawn agony following the lato city election Is over. The canvassing board has made its returas to the eity coun- cil and that body has aeclared the names of the men who were electod, Who the parties wera was known on tho night of clection, and Tne Ber the next morning gave to the public the desired in formation, namiog the successful ones nnd their majorities, with the exception of oue ortwo candidates, Early yosterday morning the city council convenad in the city ciork's oftice,whoreit or- ganizod asa board of equalization for the purpose of equalizing tho tax of 1892, There wero ten mombors present. Councilman Blumer was clocted clinirman of the board, with Messrs. Lowry and Bruner to assist. Tho city clerk stated that there haa been no complaints filed, after which the board adjourned, subject to tho call of the chair. ‘i'no council at once convened in the city hall, whero City Clerk Groves announced that the canvassing board, appowted to ean- vass tho roturns of the late election, was ready to report. The reading ‘took but a short time and showed tho following vote for the candidates Who were botore the peoplo November 3: FOR MAYOR, George . Bomis, republican, Henry Osthoff, democrat. . . Dr. J. R Conkling, independent. J. M. Chambers, prohibition YOI Ity et John Groves, republican. . ... J. A, Linaban, domocrat. .. G. . Armstrong, citizon. . i Lewis J. thm, independent. ... €. M. Kockwood, prohibition . FOR CITY TREASURER, Henry Bolln, republican. muel Cotner, democrat William J. Welshans, indop: Thomas Grocox, prohibition FOR CITY COMPTROLLER, Theodoro Olsen, republican Louts Heimrod, democrat,. ... . Ferdinand i5treitz, indopendent.. ... John Mckwing, prohibition....... ... FOI POLICE JUDC Louis Berka, republi Thomas Capek, demov Blmer E. Thomas, independont.. ... John EFrench, prohibition. ., FOR COUNCILMEN AT LARGE. Peter M. Back, ropublican. .., A. G. Edwards, ropublican Halfdan Jacobson, republican . Johu Steel, republican. George K. Monroe, repablican. ..., Wilham F. Bechel, republican . John McLeavie, republican. ... dward E. Howell, democrat.. . ol Prince, republican. ., Praiik G, Patrick, democrat. Georgo B. Strykor ropublican. ... Prank D. Coopor, democrat, William M. Hay, democrat. ... ... Jumes Donnelly, Sr., demoerat........ J. J. Kennedy, democrat., ., Edward J. Brennan, democrat, James Connelly, democrat. . ., Bdwara Rothery, democrat, ., William Butt, demoerat........ . ..., Eredrick W. Simpson, democrat.. .. Charles Johnson, indopendent. Charles Larson, independent. William Morrison, independont. . Prico Saunders, independent, ... . John Thomas, independent, J. M. Taylor, independent....... ... Lew Anderson, probibition | William Mullhall, independent John Vaska, independent. .. P. L. Quinlan, independent. ... )} Thomas Erickson, probivition.. ... N, J. Smith, prohibition........ W. H. Hazavd, pronibition’, L. Gideon, frohibition i. M. Hascall, prohibition .. M. Westertield, prohibition. .. ...\ Marsh, profiibition . F. Sexton, prohibition ... “In tho ahove list, the suceosstul candidatos’ names appear first. On councilmen the names are given in the order to show the votes by which thoy were elected, For city hall bonds. ... .. Against ety hall bonds For public library bonds . 10,407 Against public library vonds 2409 For paving bonds. . ...... 11,210 Agaivst paving bonds... ] 1,565 For sewer bonds ... 11,185 Against sewer bonds. 1,482 For park bouds............... 10,229 Against park bonds || 2,003 10,011 5,401 11,183 1,814 The infant reason grows apace and calls forone more application of the good friend, vation Oil, whieh never disappoints but kills pain. ILis neither pleasant nor profitable to honr people constantly coughing when they could be casily cured by 25 cent bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Experience of Passe T8 i Life Bu A dozen na Cranky ing Klevator, imprisoned people wero crowded together 1 oneof tho elevators in the Now York ILife building at noon vesterday, where they sang “Comrados” for twenty long minutes until they wero released. The ‘1ift” was descond- ing, and when midway betweon tho first aud second floors, the safoty clutches, avparently tiring of inactivity and without good and sufficient reason, sud- denly gripped the rails on either side of the eloyator shaft and tho cage with its load of surprised pas- sengers couldn’t budge another inch, Thero wus a door above and an- other one below, but tho elevator was betwixt and between, and neither could bo reached. That was why the passengers sang-—thoy had nothing eise to do, untilastopladder.a curpenter and ascrow. driver could got in_their work and remove the iron screen that fenced in the shaft and the prisoncrs, Afterithat it wascomparatively asimple thing for the liberated folks to skate down the ladder to terra firma, Noticesof fve lines or less wndor this head, ifty cents; each additional line ten cants, November 11, at #5205 Marey strect, of pueumonin, wred 12 yours. 2 months, and 17 dauys, Mabel M., youngest daughter ‘of Mrs SR Myers, DO NOT EXPERIME With your stomach, Take that only which hus been proven to bepurest and best. The genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Sult is admitted by the best physisians in the world to be the grandest remedy for stomach disorders, Be sure and so- cure the genuine, which must have the signature of *Bisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New Yorkon every bot tie. IMPROVEMENT. (he ORDGR of the AGE T e AW DAIATR 'FOR 15 YEARS felt the Allusers of TYPEWRITERS have You will nocessity of tholr belng improved. s in the Smith Premier Typewriter The Intost und bost. We elalm; and inspoo tion and trial prove It “The Most Durabie in Allgnment, Exslest Running, and Most Silent. Alltype clouncd fn ten seconds vithout solling the hands. Send for ontaloguo, The Smith Premier Cyps Writer o, E. H. MAviEw, Manager. WA Varnswsirost, Omaba, | | SPRINTING FOR SPEARFISH, Two Rallroads Said to Be Headlng That Way—Rail Notes Chicago papors contain n sensational dise pateh from Deadwood to tho offect that the Burlington and the Eikhorn roads aro on- gaged in a stragotio contost for tho posossion of Spearfish canon, & pass through tho Blaok Hills along the Spoarfish river between Deadwood and Spoartish, sald to be tho only available routo betwoen those two points. “Cho dispatoh states that the Burlington nas placod a forco of 1,000 mon At work in tho canon grading its roadbod and that the pass is only wide enough for one road. Thero 1s no aoubt as to tho truth of the lattor part of the forogoing but tho Klkhorn people dony tnat that road has any wtention of building {nto Spoarfish. Their line is at- roady extondod to Minnosola, a point north- west of Spoarfish, and thoy sy it would be more economical to build into Speartish from Minnesela than from Deadwood, On tho othor hand the B. & M. poople sy they havo information that the Northwostorn managemont is moro or less oxoreised ovor the coup d'etat of the Burlington in mukiug a break for the rich mining distriot lying to the northwest of Deadwood. Genoral Manager Holdrego is in tho Hills at tho sceno of operations and is porsonaily supervising the construction of the new ox- tension. About 1,000 men are at work on the grado in Spearfish canon, and the con- struction of the now line is boing pusned as rapidly us possiblo. Rapid City's New Koad. Work on the Dakota, Wyoming & Missourl River roud is said to bo progressing rapldly. “This rond extonds from Rapid City to Mystic adistance of thirty-one miles, and is virtunlly u cross line botwoen the Elkhora and B. & M., which passes through a rich mineral and lumber district in the Hills, There hava already been expended about #140,000 in grading, brideing and tios distributed’ nlong the lino'and the entire road is undor contract to be completed by January 1, 1502, “'ho poople of Kapid City are enthusiastio over this road, which gives them direct con- nection with' the B. & M., as well as the Elhorn and opens up the mineral fields of that region, It is aunounced that tho intontion of tho managomont of the road is to extend it to tha coal flolds of Wyoming, o distance of fifty milos from Mystic, somo timo during next yoar. Notes and Personals, G. R. Griswold, stock clerk in the general passenger office of the Union Pacifie, resigned today and the position has been fllled by tho appointment of I, k. Baker. The freight agonts of all roads have been notified that lake navigation will close on tha 15th nst., and that ali freight which will not roach Chicago by that dato should bo marked “By all rail lines unless in timo ta cateh the boat.”” It is provable that naviga- tion will not bo actually closed on that but that a numbor of bpats will be run until much laer in the season, but tho vo turough the straits assumes a perilous aspoct from now on until spring. L e You Can Rely Upon Hooa's & parilla as a positive rom- edy for overy form of scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and all other diseases caused by impure blood. It cradicates every impur- ity and at the same time tones and vitalizes the whole system. Constipation, and all troubles with the di- gestive organs and the léver, aro cured by Hoou's Pills. Unequalled as a dinner pll, S Forcien Devils in China. In view of the troubles in China and iho threatoned massacro of foreignors reliablo information about the attitude of the Chineso towards alions has n timoly value. About two years ago Frank G. Carnonter, the notea correspondent, visited China on his leisurcly trip around the world, and had oficial ns- sistance in studying tho poculiuritics of tha celestials. In his lotter for the Suxpay Bri ho gives a very interesting account of Chinese superstitions as regards foreignors. Ho writes at some length of the colestial be- lief thav missionaries seizo Chinese chilaren, boil their bodies and make medicines from tho product. In ono caso a kottle of soft sonp and a skeleton found 1 a doctor’s house wera couvincing proof to the natives and precip- itated a riot. 1t the same Jetter Mr. Carpenter tells some- thing of the hazardous lifo of Cassius M. Clay and why he preferred a bowie knife to a pistol in defonding himself. Another paragraphi tells tho strange story of Sam Houston's first marriage. While governor of Teuncssco ho marriod a pretty girl, loft her the next day and went to Toxas, 'dying without explainiug his strango conduct. ‘The lettor concludes with soveral jokes at tho ex- pense of a T'exas conpressman who posed s “a bad man from the west." e b O Its Excellent Qualit'es Commend to public approval the California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. 1t is pleasing 1o the eyo and to tho tasto, and by gently acting on tho kidueys, liver and bow- els, it cleanses the systom cifectually, thore- Ly promoting the hoalth and comfort of all who use it. ——— A Curious ¥ormon Celebration, he story of the settlement of Salt Lake City has ail tho glamour of a romanco, aud narratives of incidents in the infancy of that modern Zion bave move than ordinary inter- est. Tho readers of Tue Suxpay Bew will bo favorod with an extract from the diary of Captain John H. Benson, grandfathor of Erastus A. Bon- son of Omaha, who was oneof the Argonauts of "9, 1t was the captain’s fortune on tho overland trip from Wapello, Ia., to bo in Salt Lake City at the_celobration of the socond auniversary of Brigham Young's ontranco mto the valley. His dlary, written moro thaz forty years ago, describes the ceromonics of that day. One of the toasts ran liko this: “Martin Van Buren—may ho bo kicked across lots by cripples, winked at by blind men, nibbled to death by young ducks aud carriod to hell through a keyhole by a bumble bee.” Cap- tain Benson also noted the beginnings of polygamy and predictod trouble for tho gov- ernment, et DeWitt's Little £arly Risers for the liver. AkP e Lo Eye & car surgoon, E. T. Allen, M.D,, Ramgo blk, 15th& Harney, Omaha, Of* fice days, Mon., Tues., Wed., and Sat. Solid Trans krom O Vestibuled, electric lighted and steam heated, with the finost dining, slesping and rechining chair car servico in the world, vin the “*Chicago & Omuha Short Lane” of tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Double daily train sorvice, leaving Omaha at 12:15 . m. and 6:20 p. m., with no transfer at Coun- cil Bluffs us heretofore. Apply 1501 Farnam stroot for tickets and further in- formation or address I\ A. NAsH, 5 Gen, Agt DHE REALTY MARKET. NTS placo 1 on rosord November WARRANTY DEEDS. and wifo to E R Bab lots 17 and 18, block 5 O'lKeoto's add to - South G W Briges undiv 4 Govook & Omahi D13 Parry and Wito to 13 Burnort, w'is lots 24, % and 2, bloc I« I«-lmul L‘ Reed and wife o E 1Yy, lot 6, blookc, and lot 2 block 7 Hazdl Tor- on 2,400 6'G Walings oi'ai’ i 301 District ot Omihy ik ¥, Monmouth Park, PR FJ Bapneti 1011 ry, W 34 10 2, block b, Jerome Park. A M Kitehen and wite to W E iiuribi, 1ot 1. Motter's subdly om and husband to W E Hurl 14, block B, Prospect Pluc McCallough and husband to L’ Spaulding, lot 14, Biack's subdlv Hindsund wite to W M Glines, 19, Joosten's subdiv.. ... J H Spetmann und wife mann ot al, ot 10. blook i TS Grigor ahd wifo 1o Uentral Presbyterl church, 115x Point 20 foot s of sw corner lot 4. Reed's Ist ndd A % Sehneldor cval, executors, 1o Sylvanus Wrizht, lot 4, block 57, Omaha E S Boall taJ W Hugus, o 150 f Lot il n 91514 10,000 4,400 10,000 1,600 3,000 400 1,500 o1 1% oty L Spot- n Park, United feot at 1, block w0 Pru 4,550 1.200 12,000 ot of tax Totul amount of trunstors

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