Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 30, 1891, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY l\ INDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1891, SPEGIAL NOTIGES, | DYERTISEMENTS FOR TIERK COLUMNS will bo taken until 12:3 p. m., for the e and untii &3 p. m., fOr the morning or Sun Hon. All advort ta fn these columns 15eents a 14na first insertion and 10 cents & 1ino therenfter, or #2 por Iine por month. No advertiseme r Toas than 25 cents for the first insortion, Terms,ensh in advance. Count About 7 words to the line. Init Tals, fgures, symbols, ate. oach connt as 4 word Jonts mist Fun consecutively. Ady k. can hnve o leiter In eare a will bo delly uesting & number: nddressed 1o a N Of THE BrE. Auswers 8o add; ered on presentation of the check, DYERTISING FORTHES will b taken on the above conditions Atthe following husiness honse arenuthor- J26d 10 take special notices at the same rates & scan be had at the maln ofeo Kouth Omaha Branch Ofice—No. Lister hioek John W. Bell, pliarma B, M. Farnsworth, phinrma W.J. Hughes, pharmacist, C. K. Batterfiold, pharmacist, street Hughes' pharmacy, 24th and Farnam. ANCH OFFICES 228 N stres t,11th and Mason strects, Int.2115 Cuming street 624N, 1t str 1718 Leavenworth SITUATIONS WANTED. 150 n line first time n No ndvertl RATES 100w lino aftor. Ton derstands books. Templeton, In. ~ POSITION BY O ASSIST books. Good T Sulary modernte, M5 3* Address 1128, Beo POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR SHIPPING clork. Am experlenced in rallrond b ing. Bonds and reforence. Addross E care Potter house, O'Nelll, Nobraskn, ;\" WANTED, POSITION BY THOROUGHLY 1 petent man, ns buyer or manager of grocory Qepnrtmont in i retall soro: havehad ten yoars experience both in retafl and on the road: Ad dross 1 0 1 MT05-1% BARGAIN BEAUTIFUL BAST FRONT Tots, West End addition, near Carter's residence, Farnam street. Brick house and 1ot on Cass near 4th street, Omaha, R, Cunninghain, Lincoln, Neb. M0 ALVANIED A POSITION IN RATLIOAD DEPOT s 0 hind 18 months experience. Ad ress Merrim 1650 100 0 uT-.-'n for Hrst time and At ]; FAILY EDUCATED CATHOLIC MAN OR woman wanted; must have agood reputation g ehureh going people and o ene an strious; #1500 weekly. Apply at 620 Paxton ok Mizi 1* WANTED, AGE 10 WE KNOW CAN make mor than by any or commiskion ¥ W ana furnish outtit und t every agent. We want you now Address at Btandard Kliver Ware o', Hoston, Muss. Mi7id B OUIR INDUCEMENTS ARE BETTER THAN ovor. We will nssien the exeluslvo right to sell table Ladies” Show in 0. 500 Of our agents avernge from £ a day 10 £, 000 o yc no other Ahoe ke It big profits: casy to make snles. Ad dreas with % stamp, Consollduted Adjustablo Shoe Co., Lynn, Ma MisS10° B WANTED FIRST CLASS BOOKK EEPER, ONE Famiilinr with wholosale grocory business pre ferrod. Weforencos roquired. McCord, Brady Co the the whole or part of this sty slobrnted Taylor Adj B, PERSONS B TWO | k. WANTED, IMMEDIATE elve nstructions, keep bo Y it WANTE TO HANDL Lincoin: caster_county, Lin Dick Bonner, agt, Kaneas City, Missour! 3. W. Ennis, agent St.Louls, Mo, T Hughes, general agent, cure Merchants Omana. i Totel, Wil forfoit $1.000 for any hono spavin, splint or ringbone that Leannot remove in 6 to 15 duys with the erudieator, Uit has 0ot been fired on o biis: éure or no charges in all agents. Dr. Ben B. Wash. One gent M G050* MEN WILO carry o ur o rofor- Clove u terod canen tronted Allen, 207 Wwanted 1n WIIL gharant by nuthorized 5t st., Seattle, Ch county TSWANTED-WE WANT lready traveling salosmen to Tubricating oll sumples as n side lino: n gnoen and torrltory. Manufacturers OIl o B GOOD CITY CANVASSERS: SALARY PAID weekly. Singer Sewing Machine 1516 Douglas st RUTHAMETO PAKLOR Sells 1ike hot cakes. Sond for _elrcu 1022 Chicago Opora | S WANTED. o Htnmers Noveiy Con Chicago, il B WIDE AW, E for the grontost th, “Shepp's photo raphe of the World, " costing §100,000: mammoth ilustrated clrenlars and terms free: unparalleled Mr. Thomas L. Martin, Centerville, Tex., clonred §711 10 0 duys: Miss Rose’ A Wooster. O.. 823 in_i0_minutes Howard Madisc Lyons, N. Y.. $101 In 7 hours: & bonanza for t daya; magnificont outfit only §1. Books o Frelaht pald. Address, No. 705 Chestuut street, Philadelphia, Pa. B. —COOIERS WANTED BY OMAIA COOPER- Bio'co. zouth Omana Mill di B WANIED. A YOUNG T COLORED boy Lo tend Goor.The Boston Store, 0 WANTED. SPECIAL AND ANVASSING agents, A good for a man who can sell Ro0ds to gate this ko money. 1t will pay you to Inyesti- Address G o4, Bee. T{ WANTED, th st PIANO PLAVER AT HAVE A GOOD OPE: 1an Lo mike SOmo W G 55, Boe. eredit e Bible Publishing Co. 108 NORTIE ING FOR COMPETENT money. Investigate. NT-ROUS EOR ALE—HORSES, WAGO Continu d, Continued ]) 10 ROOM BRICK DWELLING ALL CONVEN- ) ron "A(l CHEAP. A LARGE, fene convenlent to eity #8000 Netherton J. Geyer, 54 Ramge Bldg. Tele vlllmr Hall, 305 So. 13 th. ol M S IGIT 00W RRICK TIOUSH WITH MOD. : — D orcsmants. goraer th ana isard, one FOR £ ALE-MISCELLANEOUS, bloek from Walnut Hill motor, 80.00. 204 A flAT}‘< e - e 4 — — after. No advertisement taken for less than [)-FEAT T ROOMS 30 Fiaoi WANGE AND : 4 o o nll other convenlences, #8300, Call at store, 70 “1 POWERFUL FRENCH .I'II Y‘.IY GLASS, (O B, 16th At Goorks Clousor i 150,00, Tor 1070 6. 0. 0 Priviioge examipatio 2 . | Kakress povtte ncinnat, 0. )Xol WENT, NINE Koow HOUSE Wit | o i bath and gas, convenlent to business and o & () FOR SALE, SAFE WITH TIME LOCK, COUN. first eine netahbornoon. posseaston at once. An | (lior and nxtures suitadle for country bynk. 13 ply with reference, drug store 2012 Farnam stroet. Mows a2 W | - e .ol RENT. & ROOM TTOUS] 1408 DORCAS CLAIRVOYANTS, iirdet. Inautfe RObert Huntor, Heo fico i, i L4 e X Moss 15¢ a lin HI"I |1'I|" and 10e n line there. A e e K5 advertimataont (ko fOF leas than BHOOM COTTAGES, MODERN 1L | ~ion ik 4 e brovements, "Stanford Circle.” Apply C, 8 ARIIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDERFUL Fiwatter 0om 4, N: . 14fo builing. b faions: Ehatltngon the worla " Sirs O ok tranco - eIRiEvoyAN, AIFO10% NT HOUSES AND FLATS CENTRAL d 1ife reader: tells your Il fe f T yorr ly located, #5 t Garvin & Co., 2058 § Dy o, HOLEES, & 412,00, The 0. ¥ HOUSE 10 ROOMS, ALL ) Fon ke \mprovements, K0.00 per month, §2d and Dexter L Thomus. 15, n aplendid list. Iy block TO & ROOMS EACIH, Davis company. NCE, FURNISHED OR 8. Elgutter 4 N. Y. L D, oun RESIDE nishied. Apply ¢ HOUSES, STOR I) LARGE LIST OF Huts for rent. Geo J. Paul, 1000 Farnam stroet. | & Call 1, © | Gradie to grave: nnitos tho eparated: cause 93 | ringe with the ono you 10ve: olls where you - | auccoad and in whit 3 bast ndnpted for 0 T colubrated Exypt! L4tpIato 131 Tick & 105011 s eiees it Intomperancn . uplaints with mussage. huths and MODERN | Qlcohol’ treatment. - Sond 2. 1ock of hair. name dFarnam, | and date of birth and recolve aocarato 1110 chart; 3 “enta In tauips for cireular, 1ve Initials of ono ———— | “ou will mnrry, nlso. photos of syme. Ofca 1007 UNFUR- | Eouth 1ith street. first floor: hours, m. to 9. p. Ao bldk. | m." Come one, coma all, aud bs convineod of this @3 | Wondertul oracle. ML DL S AND | QO MRS, MITCHELL, CLAIRVOY ANT, BUSL and tost medium; gives sittings daily. 406 N. MOS0 | 1eh st Moow 00 BIUCK STA- MRS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOY ANT, S Dol 00N T oueE ASD Tas stre FOR RENT K enquire at 1914 Doug- 16th. 52 ot 11 relinble business medium, A(H y MIs9 0OMS BATHS, ETC. RATES. W Tine first time and 10 attor. i} ROOM, Ltz Do Tic Wl FOLDING BED, HEAT A Ins st for less th D 10¢ u line th for less than 1t CAPITOL AVENUE, Aleoliol, sulphurle and sea baths. st RATES after. 15¢ line first tTme_and No ndvertisemont taken T MADAME Sy 2dtoor. ine the GAS, 312, 0 08 N o FURNISUED R00NS FOI GENTLEMEN | TEE nly. Apply with nee at 24w Dodge ']‘ MISS STOWE, M TRICT l.\ i i Farnam o i ],‘ NICE ROOM WITH STEAM HEAT ' ~MASSAGE TREATM ", ELECTRO THER - Tty = —= | and chiropodist,Mrs. Post.510% 8. 15th, Withnell bk, [0 SUIT OF NiHix FURNSiD FRONT ; ek L 2 Muiw 5 MASSAC ANT PARLORS, o FOR Y tront p Dodge street [, FURNISHED BASEMEN Yable for boarders or hoisekeeping. nished rooms. 1314 Capitol avenu; T0-FOR RENT ELEGANT STEAM Uturnished rooms. (U2 8. 13th street RENT, TWO T ROOM itable for go on; with 10 Divenport st FOIt Unislied:; out board 5. S ULLE OF SOUTILFRONT Ysl0. 2022 Howard Jo. HoNT joo Lehildren tn fani FOIL TW 1i2 N DESIRABLE rensonablo rates. B O Rk Uwithout bourd B Add EiE RNISHED Yeheap, with | [ th strect. i,v THE ST, CLAIR Kl U13th and Dodgo, will mnko by the week or [, Qi weNT Uror light and St Mary Ol UNFURNISHED ad bath, board if des 3 NICELY FURNISHE ¢ FURNISHED ' CHEAP. JEATED il ROOMS WITH ORt ROPEAN HOTEL, COR. 10w rates for 100ms ath. with or without board. . cor. Zith avenue S, Tith; estiiblished two years. 0010 su1 Also fur- MiT2 5 ) LANGUAG Tc a ino first time and 100 n line there- v nt taken for loss than 250, ANIN MUSIC, TR , 1513 Dougl NG A PIANO tmbuliplano. A. BUTE: 18, K or_with- Mo Y 'l'() LOAN -REAL ca Hm» first time and 100 o lino th NO advertisoment taken for loss than MONE RATES attor. Noss 100, | VW —OMALA It E. & 1. €O, It 4, BIS | W ROOMS RATES OF INTEREST ON FIRST ired. No. securlty, . Lovett & Woodman, 220 $. Iith T s AND COL. Reed & M CO., 313 N, security on VWIS O WL kst ong 5k homshof W ANTHONY LOAN AND TR V. Life, lond at 10w rates for 518 ) ROOMS 1ol Nebraska or Lows farms or Omahs city proporty. I FURNISHED ROON FABLE 1O _ _ e (v yoatiomen: oa B AL LOAN ANDTRUST O B 1,08k LAk T,\LL FRONT N HAND T0O LOAN ON_FIRST “room for rent nt 5 10 on omaha elty property. Clins, . FOR RE 11N, 18t st HE A ) ROOMS AND BOAKD. WANTED, tmproved | a line first tine and (o o lino there | erty, at e afto advertisoment taken for less thun FOIL RENT TP ST HANDSOMELY “ —LAKGE SPERTY. Furnis for room n now ifo e suitavie for Geo. J. Puul, 1100 Farnum st M 10 3 entiemen, with or without hoatd: secommod Cl S SRAEMIS tons vory host: vory & walklng distance) | Y|7-LOANS, W. M. HARKIS, L2 FRENZER BLK nia0 aingle rooms. s 50° 85l T7FOR N TGE DRI 0w Ok | |77 P GRS NORTGAGE LOAS o with OF Without Doard, In DrvLo. family. Itichard C. Putterson. 1511 Farnam st. 532 *Hianscom park. Reforences. Address e Hee ofice. & B BUILDING LOANS 0 10 7 PER CENT: NO [, PO, JIANDSOME, LARGE en wuite: first class tabl changed. 1522 Chiengo street. SOUTIT Reforenc Vbt attor- n or W. I, Moikle, First National bank bldg. BEE, FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. RATES - 10 o line first ARW and 100 a line there ftor. No advortiscrAt taken for Toss than 35 o sar ARASER AT LANDS Wallnce, 312 Brown bIo#R, 16th and’ Douglns. om CRE LOT I BELVIDRRE §:0. o Whant Kounteo Place, #1,000, A pro i Y £ fur §3,20), Hutel A, T Douging. OTS [N SHERIDANPEACE, h, #0000 onch, §10.0) ver cont interoql; e o OR LEASREOR A 12D AND LEAV down and_$10.00 o 1'% Selby, 834 Board i FIRM OF YEATS R saLk R0 neres of kood langhin Howard county, Nob. slxty ncres undor plo#. balance natural grass nover falling water: two mmall dwellings: will bo fenced to uit tenant, Ag)y to W. B. Faylor, 1208 Harney at., Omalin, Nob Mosl 1+ PO SALE. LOT S, BLOCK 14 AMBIER PLACE Prico 175, cash. B, 5. Brown, with Omaha Loan and Trust Co. 8 1* HOUSE AND LOT, MAYNI Jom saLE ADD. Jots 4317, price $1.000; terms Tong. Omahs Lown and Trust Co. | ACH, LOTS IN CULVER'S SUB Morto or month and 6 per ¢ Culver, 1405 Farnam t.. ro nt luterost. LOT 15 BLOCK 4, South Om thly 1t dosire AT A BARGAIN s fiest addition t down, balan, Small payme; m Inquire (. B.Trschuck, Onial 3% FOB 8aALE - HOUSKS © ONT SMALL monthly payments. oach o 11 Tot. Prices £1,200.00 0 §2,000.00. Tho 0. K. Davis company 101-D1t Fous LE, HOM PRICE, §750, $1.250 UP, ensy torus, tako CLOAT proporty as first payment. Wallnce, Brown block. 1ot and Douglas. EASY T o RMS, § STONE RESI dences;” all modern Improvements: will take ROOA city OF farm property In part payment. Clarke, 10 Board of Tra o, 557 RATES after. FIosES RED ATSTILL farm, good cure, board fo 160 0 1ino tirst ¢ No ndvertisoment s and taken 00 n Tine th & CATTLE ¥ HOE DAND CARED FOIt; 8 10 86 month, Write Geo, Guans, South O nlx- T 15 RED I WIN AT LOWEST RAT Beilovue stock farm: hox stalls i desired Clarke, 19 Board of trade bullding or Bellovue M2 DRESSMAKING, 15¢ a line lh!l time und 10¢ a line hv - tsement taked for leas th N FAMILIE: “Address 11 7 Bee, anted. i Vlllllx s nt low p SES, 8 s, Mmo. MISS Toltman. HALR A Toon lino first tin atter. No advortisement 1 2O0DS, o and ICe a line there taken for loss than 25¢ [ARGEST STOCK 1N BN T THEA Jrical wigs and beards o spectalty. Wigs, b switchos, hulr chia in stock and to Mall orders solielited 0 TRAYED OR STOLEN. s und loe o line thore t taken for less than 2e. RATES atter. JTRAYED OR STOLEN pup, five months oid; polnafrom Soi Latayetts Nqvember 1y A o n lino first {nio and 100 a line thore o advertisemont taken for less than 2 I’;"“ TICKS AND PILLOWS WASILED: K EATI s ought. Mall orders promptly fillou. — Work called for & delivored. Frank Anson, slst&¥rankiin 04 PATENT OLICITORS, RATES—15¢ line first tine and 100 o line thero- after. No ndvertisement taken for less tha PATENT LAWY ERS AXD SOLICITORS. G, W. Sues & Co., Beo buildite, Omali, Branch oftice at Wasliington, D, €, |Consuitation free. TMaN & ,\( AUA(PW. i, | W SEOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED TRABLE SOUTH ROOMS WITI BOARD: city property. $3.000 and upwards, 6 to S per cent. | RATES- & Ilne there- modern cenveniences; referen 213 | Nodelays. W.Farnam Smith & Co., 15th & Harney. | ~after. No advertisoment taken for less than 2c. Harney Moi0-50% M3 | i T e = ——- — JASIL BAID TKOR OLD ' GOLD. - CARSON & N ‘LY FURNISIE MS, NE 3 5 anks, Room 30, Burker block, Omalia. l‘l»r\vl house, all modern convenlences, tirst-clnsy l\iO\lu\ 10 LO: \N CH \Tl‘lul,\-. board. 318 South 2ith st. Mo = . " | RATES 150 line first time and 10c o line the DESIRABLE ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI | after. Noadvertisoment taken for less than — vate orth 19th 210 ~ S 2| har 5 o U FUCHATTRL LOANS, BENEDICT & WRAY, 014 | after. No advortiscment taken for loss than 2. S % 3 9 | A paxto vq loan our own ‘money. W TS ~ FURNISIED ROOMS WITIL BOARD, NO. 2019 Paxton block, ' Wq loan our own ‘money. ' Wo | et e e e e California etreet. 1‘ ROOMS WITL BOARD. 2013 Douglas. churge you 1o commidsion. sult ux. It will pay you to con- 543-D28% 912D 7 10 LOAN, BY B, F. MASTERS, ON URN D BOALD AT 1500 FARNAM. ML D#s X Mo A household goods, planos, organs, horses, miules Wagons, ete.. at the lowest possiblo Tates without publicity, removal of property or change of pos- ston. "Tlme arranged to sult the borrower. Payments of any amount can bo made at any time, reducing both prineipal and Interest, thu sment taken for 1ess 1ED ROOMS FOR 1702 Webstor stroot. ALARY OIL COM- B ANIED. SALESMEN ON mission to bundle the new patent chemieal Ink ernsing pencil: the grentest selling noveity over produced; erases ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abraslon of papers 200 to 80 per cont profit; one agent’s sales amounted to $620 1n six days, another 2 in two hours, We want one general agent in erch state and territory. For terms and full par- tenlars ad Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co.. La rosse, 3 " line first time and 100 & line thero- advertisoment taken for loss than 2. RATES- niter. N (, WANTED Gl wages HIRL FOR HOU: Sk D. 1= WANTED, COMPETENT swork, small family. Inquire Mrs. H 405 Ham{lton street. V-GIRL FOR GENERAL /HOspe, 315 N 17th street. V- WANTED, FIRTS CLASS GIRL FOR COOKING /and Iaundry work also one for chamber work Germans preferred. Apply 610 South 22nd street SEWORK 670 5 1o F WANTED, A GIRL IN SMALL FAMILY, 8112 Woolworth ave i CLWANTED A YOUNG Ol MIDDLE-AGED Jiady, for housework in small family, 63 8 20t st MO0 50 CoWANTED A YOUNG GIRE 10 TAKE CARE ehild threo years. 2022 Capitol ave. “WANTED. C A COMPETENT IRL with reforence, who ean do plain sowing, Apply hotwes and 2 0'clock southwest corner #th and California stroets. M2 (A NEAT, QUIET GIRL TO DO 10U SEWORK In private family must be s good cook. Apply L35 South 10th st i} THOUSEWORK ) GIRL, GENERAL ily, 124 N 40th street ED, FIRST CLASS WOMAN COOK AT nd street. Mrs. B, B, Wood. b7, = Oy amall fa g WAN FOR BE\T—HOUSES, ¢ a 1ino st thme and 100 & Hne ther: NO_advortisemont tken for loss than 2 NISHED ORLUNFUR- mprovements; cheap, orn Waolworth ay ']), FOR RENT, CHOICE DOWN TOWN (¢ for suloon. Address M 17, Bee p ]) 4 AND 5ROOM HOUSES, §1070 §15; BEST rosidenico fata 1o city. Mead inv'e Co., 442 Beo bullding o j) SIX HOOM_ COTTA n in good repalr, for§ N, 15th stree Tk, wexe, o ROOM MODERN COTTAC 3037 Californin St., 813 per month it JOM FLAT, STEAM AND ALL excollont Order: ono 8- roquired. T L. von Dorn, e ALL MODEKN IMPROVE . TEN KOOM 10U wonts. Apply 2126 Harncy st MBS 0 I FOR BENT-NEW 6 OOM COTTAGE, C oy wator, south front, aplendld: nelghborhood, on Blroet car line. 2168 Ohio st §15.00 & month, on ears | | family. DT Wh Ausurance, Douglas and loth st 7+ ROOM DWELLING, DA Troom Fidelity n2 Y)5E08 RENT-ELEGANT Nuw BRICK HOUSE, 18 rooms, s, w. cor. 19th and Californis sts.; all modern conveniencos: Just paperod: everything in ot foct ordor. Brennan & Co, 652 Now Vork Life buliding M52 - COTTAGE, & KOOMS, COR WTH AND JACK son sireets. 676 8% D57, loom COTTAGE ALSO 4 ROO s room houses. 23 Howard d 10¢ 0 1ine there. Price, §12.50. gyl putrons all the beneilts of tho purtiai pay: ment plan 'Call' and see me when you want a 1oan, or 1f mora convenient, eall telephone 1621 and your business can be arraneed me Money always on hand; no delay, lowest rates, business con fidentinl. than 2 HO! no publiclty, Mim B, K. Mastors, room 4, Withnell blk, 15th and Harney streets. WL 2N, Y LIFE. MORRL nd 10ca I 0 for less 65160 n lino first_time r. No adyertisemont tak \ —CHATTEL LOANS ne the x HSIDI0 URE, HORSE: MONEY LOANED ON FURNIT .o 5, wagous, planos, without romoval or' change board. nicer Tooms, conveniences, rate: posession. Business confldential. Fred Terry, ro location I cannot bo excelled. Mra. Horn, proa'c | 4 itamgo block. & 705D —— —laltrsr.\ TO LOAN, 10, (0 AND 0 DAYS 0N urniture, ete. Dull Gresn, 120, Continental b FOR RLNT—STORES AND OFFICES. RATES 150 a line first tmo and 10c a line there: 550 o after. No advertisement taken £or lesy than 2 BUSINESS CHANOUS, ] STORE KOOM 10 RENT=TITE BEST STOKE room £o rent In the clty 0f Kalrbury, Nob. next at De with A00r Lo the postottico; will bo for r 1501 it 1y 100X24 fact; 10t incumbere d has 70 feot of ko cluss store. bury, Neb, [LlARGE WIHQLESALE STORE FO occupled by W. V. Morse & Co.. corner Douglus best S5t0ry and busement whole: Incity. Byron need Co. [ -CORNER sTORE w01 ondition and thoroughly fiited for i, FOR IRENT, THE (STOR 4, dry celint: It 1 new, in firs quire of 8. N. Lindley, County Juds BRICK BU aber 1t stalrway . FIXTURES AND digrel no bunk in town; none within twelve (12) miles: best of reasons given for welling.” Addross D. E. Jonson, Verdlire, Neb. 450 CON- agenera alr ok 30% ENTERPRISING MANUFACT URIN ground to Underland & Co., 103 8. 15th st.” 50 Teaves | CHICAGO, BURLIN GTON & Q.| Arriver _Omaha. | _ Depot Ioth and Mason Sts. | Omaha. 0 pm ~Chicago Vestibulo.. 500w m S0 & |50 oo exprss. Yt m 820 p m| .00 Chicago Express, || 600 p m 650 p ol Chileago & lowa Local 815 0 m Lonves [BURLL TArrivor Depot Dendwood Kxpre: L Denver Expres: Denver Expross, eoin Limited (xcopt Sun'j. ..Lincoln Local. nuns City Dry Expross ht Exp. via U, I, Trans. Tentrice and Fairfold .Denvor Expra Pacitic From East. Union tmpuz 10th Atiantio Exvre Vestibule Exp. Night_Expross. CHICAGO, IC 1. & PACIE plon depot, T0th and Marcy 8 Z. 110 pm 9.0 8 m o5 pm| T3 am sulo atore | One year.to enlarge thelr facilities for meoting oy ¢ ALH 1N OMATA. A CLEAN rrerihity will be soid eheap for cash: 0,000 G. Pogan, assignee, MS2 o wrios, fixturos, NOFsos and wagons slock Invol with or without power, for apled by Thi Bee Publishing Co., 916 Farnam street. Thabuid- | % i ing has o fire proot ement, comploto BATHS, MAS 5 PARLORS FOR SALR, stoam henting fixtures, water on all the floors, ete. Apply Jclal attention 0 carlng for rental proj TORA @ lipe tirst time and 100 u 1L 0 advertisement taken for less Rexs 5 . OIE YOUR BUG o mo M GUDEST CITRAVES MESESHE SSANRRAN S0 s Clonn place, low rates d. I8t At court house TDRY, CLEAN AND, PRIVATELY Turaitire. Gmahi Stove Repair Work WANTE 150w 1ine first time and 100 No advertisement taken for le N HOUSE AND FULL LoT IN O AN Kountze Place #5500 Hutehinson 1624 Do lns. FURNITURE RAT After. BOUGHT, stroot. CASIL, ha Al SOLD, Wolls, 1111 Farna WA A BARGA or' Couneil Giva fu N estate inal and price. Aditress ¥ 4, VO SALE—FURNITUR lic a llue first time and 106 n | () FURNITURE OF tenlly located Boe. A 10 RO0M 100 FOR SALE~ RATES _ater, HORSE No advertisomont take P_FOR SALE, ONE OF THE horees in the city. dark bay, a Slmpson phaeton, almost new. #ain. laquire at Hrown's bara, FINEST slx years Will sel 20th and - O CARRIA the winter, baving rented extrs ro Biufts real No Indefialte propositions eonsidered. 0 advertisement taken for less than 2. d flled with boarders. 4 WAGONS, ETC 1508 lino frst time and 10¢ & lino there for less Y oo thin frat-oiagh: hot. 661 wates. apiendid tub In “first-cluss bullding or half interest. Ad- dress N. Parker, Deny Be200¢ Y or AST OMAIA, FOR sule or rent. Apply o promisos, B e 7—A RARE CIIANCE, AN INVESTMENT OF 400,00 ean socurd an {hcome of from 8,00 to hortios. 80.00 per day. Apply for alars to John P 15 D1e | Sntton, I 0! boX i, Neb, M3l D17 1B REAL ESTATE AND MA- “alr ary. Y FOR SALE ehinery of tlo Falrbury Tron Works af X ( d opportunity: reason for selll CHAN first time ne th thai and 0o thoro. a line i Drim G482 ) 2,000 ACK AR 1. ka for g00d business or residence block in other good towns. K. k. 1519 Farnam M7z 500 i Ilunu- 77 HORSE FOR GUO 4F. Ringer, 1619 Farnan 7 Eon amane " fistaliion for unineu TERED CLYDEST 1 westorn Iand or {0 ne there | property, Address Box i, Wahoo, Neb. M6 1¢ Zoron T BXOIAN BLACK PERCIEO! R Cistallton, welght 1750 pc for hay, corn or & Wead, | oats. Johiu Stubly, jr., 1357 Park ave, Ombha. CE o i a1 = ] STORED HORSES FOR LOTS, ROOM 403, BROWN BLDG. " MiBe 13 SAIN N oacription 2 0LD GOLD AND SILVEW, TEWELIY, AIKT1- w Uiclai tooth, medals, oto., Urlag sll You have in e | iarge or simall 10t and Tecaivo cash or’ high i ans ntistey In oxohange. Ur. Joha Matthow + | racturink entist, 212 Brown bik. Omaha ino th IV FOR NEBRASKA I GOOD OMATA PROP i1anas, Address M, corner 10th and Douglas, Mid D5 SECRN, | Qmaba. R y’ AL FARM LAND mu STOOKS OF o Addre , Rapld City, 8 D 450-D FOR SALE ORt 7 EXCHANGE, A BRANCH Ustook of general we than zoe. DRIVING old; also § ROOM COTTAGE, LINDSAY treets. Omaba Loan and Trust (0. Db _STEAM HEATED FLATS. her block. K fiuu‘n BUI VICE. 1ikon service. allion servies. 1 at & bar TWONT Obio fUment brick stare building, with flata on second a0 foor, bulldiug reats for per month with oar und lease, 1o the heart of Omaha. for & |{4 hardware and stoves or real ostate and cash. W. ¥. Btoetzel, TI4 8. 16th st. -t [. vnun;‘ w’lu N olnu‘:n. h(ow*»in ; o uotor Itue, for clear land ia'the east oF w: W7d8 } G G Seay, 200 8. 13ab. 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The Smith Premier L'ype WritsrCo. £ H. MAview, Managor. 1000:4 Parnamstreet Omahn, Nob FARM LIFE IN DECEMBER. BY D. D. T. MOORE. December inaugurates a new phase of farm life in the New England, middle and western states. It ushers in real winter, closes the chief fiela labors of the year, and gives rural workers a long period for physical recuperation and mental improvement. The season has been a remarkably favorable one for terraculturists, who have not only been vouchsafod abundant crops, but’ most propitious weather for securing the same in good condition. Moreover, the prospect that the prices of most farm products will advance for months to come is veryencouraging. Producers should now study how urains, fruits and vegetables can best be kept until they can he more profitabiy marketed. The saving, protection and economicul feed- ing of forage crops are also matters of vital importance to every would-be prosperous husbandman, and those who devote thereto thoughtful and good manngement ean havdly fail of being liberally rewarded. Winter 18 the sen- son for toil tillers to read about, 1nvesti- gate and discuss these and other branches of rural ecoromy, the right understanding of which may materialiy promote their progress and prosperity. Storing and Marketing Produce. Farmers who have stored their staple crops safely, are advised to ‘‘make haste slowly” in marketing the same. In or- dinary seasons it is considered good pol- icy to sell rather than keep most kinds of farm produce. But this is an excep- tional year—ono in which American farmers have the very rare combination of large crops and "advancing prices, The foreign demand for our grain and meat (notably wheat. pork and beef) will not only increase the prices of those staples, but have a tendency to enhance the value of farm products genecrall Hence, producers located near or within easy nccess 1o a fair market, and who can keep grains, apples, potatoes and vegetables from one to four or more mouths, without material loss or de- terioration, will probably be gainers by s0 doing. But those who hold their pro- duce for better prices must storve it with unusual eare and guard against loss from decay, undue shrinkage, tho ravages of vermin, ete. By the way, it is surprising how many of our farmers, after toiling for months and taking special pains, lose much or all of their profits by cither negligence in storing or carelessnoss in packing, shipping or marketing their most valuu- ble stapl Such mistakes in manage- ment are discreditable, and withal ex- pensive, Surely people who possess brains enough to produce good crops ought to be shrewd enough to disposo of them profitably. The true course is to keep posted about markets, prices and prospects, to avoid middlemen and speculators, and to deal with principals whenever practicable. Farm Buildings. Last month our readers were advised to put their farm buildings in condition to withstand a long and inclement sens son, and now that winter has come we urge thoe necessity of this upon all de- lingqaents in the matter. What was then said about providing for the warmth and comfort of both man and beast is even more important at this juncture, with an increasingly frigid ~ temperature; therefore all who have not yet protected their dwellings and outbuildings agninst the searching cold and Borean blasts that always attend the march of the icy monarch should do so right specdily. Having provided for the comfort and convenience of the family by putting the dwelling in order for winter, next see that the barns, stables, piggeries, poul- try houses, ete., are in such condition as to render their inmates warm and comfortable, and which will alike save forago and prevent suffering. But while securing the requisite warmth and comfort for loved Betsy and the babies at home, and the valua- ble but less cherished pets in stable and elsowhere, do not neglect ventilation. Pure air is not only essential to the health of those dwelling in human habi- tations, but it {s promotive of the com- fort und thrift of animals confined in close stables or other unventilated quarters. In fact, next to warmth r gard should be had to rendering the air of all occupied tenoments as pure and wholesomo as possible. Wore the sani- tary laws touching ventilation bottor undorstood and heeded by people gen- erally, in both town and county, the re- sult would bo groatly —conducive to health and longevity Core of Live Stock, All domestic animals care at this critical season. Next to the warm quarters olvendy alluded to, wholosome food, regular feeding and pure water are essential factors in keep- quire special ing farm stock in a healthy and thrifty condition during the prolonged cold weather. Many farmoers now winter their cattle largely upon ensilage, and find 1y ndvantageous, but the groat ma- jorit,, continue to depend mainly on corn” stalks and other forage crop with the addition of grain, meal, ete., a8 needed. How and to what ex- tent these may best be fed, each farmor must decide for himself, being governed by supply, circumstances and previous experience in feeding. Horses will usually in thrive if kept well ventilated stables, given suitablo rations, exercised daily, and properly groomed. 1t worked on' slippery roads, with fce and snow, keep them we!l and sharply shod. They should be blanketed whonever exposed to frosty air, osp inlly after vapid driving o any heay work. Provide good bedding at night, but use none that has been soiled in the day time. Never allow a frosted bit to be put into a horse’s mouth, Mileh cows can be fed generously, salted regularly, given pure watér (slightly warmed is bost), and carded daily—all good factors for those engaged in the profituble business of winter duirying or in milk producton. Sheep need to bo well sheltered from storms and kept dvy. 1f spring lambs are raised the ewes should be well cared for to render the business profitable. Good management generally pays good dividends in raising wool and mutton. Swine always pays for good care and keep, and they should bo given these now, as pork islikely to advance. Give breoding s comfortable, roomy quarte can got some ex se in the open air, away from cattle or horses, Ieed them good, nutritious food, but not much Indian corn or meal. Poultry should now be pushed in fat- tening enclosures. Don’t overfeed, but give varviety enough to keep up the ap- petite. If you market any, try to do so before the Christmas holidays, for the glut then causes low .prices. Laying Tens shoutd be encouraged by the use of animal food, ground shells, and bones, and kept in warm quarters, Give them plenty of sharp gravel. Kitchen and Market Garden. Farmers and others who have work to do in kitchen gardens should complete it speedily, as they cannot sufely trust to a continuance oi mild weather—and the same is true of market gardeners, whose operations are more extensive All who have roots and celery stored in trenches are reminded that unless they are sufliciently protected there is danger from freezing. Tho amount of covering should be governed by the weather, add- ing more as it becomes colder, and mak- ing the final covering toward the close of the month. Celery in boxes in cellars should be kept as cool as may bo without, freezing. Cabbages may bo covered with their heads down in a few inches of earth, though some put them in trenches and cover them with boards, Cold frames that contain cabbage und other plants need daily airing when the temperature is not very frigid, as injury is more likely to come™ from too much heat than too much cold. Note that house cellars used for storing fruit and vegetabies shouid connect with a chim- ney, if possible, for ventilation. Horse radish may be had all winter if dug early this month, and stored in a box of carth in the cellar. So long asthe grourd remains open much may be ac- complished toward manipuluting and enriching garden eround for the profit- able production of crops next seuson. Bear in mind that whatever work can be done now as plowing, spading, re- placing glass, repaiving sashes’ and shutters for hot-beds, cold frames, etc will facilitate operations next spring, and be governed accordingly. Other Timely Matters. The ice crop will ripen soon, and it behooves every one who needs the frigid commolity—and 1t is a necessity to many farmers, especially thoso engaged in daivying—to arrange for securing a supply. Ice costs only the labor of har vesting and storing, and thoso near ponds or streams should at once provide the requisite ice houses, tools and saw- dust, 0 s to be ready to gather their share of congealed aqua as soon us it is in prime condition for cutting and stor- ing. This is urged for the cogent rea- son that the first ice is not only usually the best, but often the only really. good ice obtainable in man, Im-ulitim'. ‘ake an inventory before the end of this month, which closes the endar year. Lvery ruralist should take an ac- count of all his live stc farm tools and machinery, and makoa fair estimate of the value of crop products on hand, whether they to be used at home or marketed. This is the only way in which farmers ean ascertain their truo financial condition, and -should not be neglected by any one who desives infor- mation concerning his own progress and prosperity, or the reverse. Keeping farm accounts is another duty that no soil tiller can afford to omit. Every man who runs a farm should keep a careful vecord of his transactions and operations, including all outgoes and incomes, This, with a careful invent- ory, will not only show how he stands with the world at the close of the year— whether he has made or lost money— but be valuable asa guide in futire. Many cogent reasons might bo given why the furmer should be as carveful in this matter as the merchun', manufact- urer, or any other business man, but we have only space to advise all who do not now keap accounts,to prepare for o doing on tho first of January, Moeantime, take a careful inventory in order to begin the new year aright, Happy Farm Life. Farm life in December,” ma should be made as huppy as at any other period. However sombre the appear: ance without, the sunshine of peace and cheerfulness ought to pervade and en- liven every progressive farmer’s firo- side. Prosperity prevails among the industrious toil tillers of America, for they are “blossed in basket and in store” at the close of a most fruitful season. Their physical wants being amply provided for, the inmates of every rural homo can devote special attention to reading, study and mental improv: ment. Fathers should not only provide choice books and periodicals for family reading, but see that the district schools which iheir children attend are well taught and sustained, And innocent recreation and smusement, at the five side and elsewhere, should not be ig- nored. Give the young people oppor- tunities for soclal intercourse both at home and in places of public assembly. Lyceum lectures and discussions, con- certs, ete., are sources of instruction and entertainment for all, and should ] tiot be noglocted 1, munities who pleasure and enjoy Short Stop Arrange to uary stand. now, resolve to do farmers to co ops solling. Clean up bish ) yoar's work. Mak corn cribs vermi Insuce valuablo bu tents. Nover trust Look after the co frait houses, Mini savo frigia fingors, purtly after studying inte the grimy bulletin was set forth the n “Git so “that o few matehe engine noso wil! to tukea t Ss asin the w good cash testin’ in experiments wo us 10 cents u mite & And these scheme: solf.” $You?i “Yes, me,” retur boarding house, toc with tho powerful tive a big porcents out through and half burned ci s0 1 goos to wor stop that waste didn’t take long, n thing in the world. fore the master mes ped an engino | right off. ~ All we d smokostack by m bows back over through the for wi kept that engine r hoss shay.” minutes. Then ing after mental chew of tobueco fr remarked: ‘Arizona’s the Down there on the 8iz of coal.” Do you mean to on sunshine down could run but the N. G. road that it kecps the en s0 much the sunsh more’n half the tim lay still. Section u thiv ends of the ties “Gentlemen,” ] mocke; but it is a goneral principl fonce. When I was pulling freigh One day [ had o ful man ana the natur bination wa big hill that we e remarks and then over, but it was no hill to u sidetrack, thought awhile. There was a n - cottonwood ay-cnr what stull t Well, wo betwee switch-ropo Kknow wood is. lengthw the about two minute; in its worl on that to curl up, It took come; it had to. “Gentlemen, in half a tank of coal. Danger in baths says and the ure Indinnay life whic solf to enduro it, risky experimont. bathing is safe wh woman who tsed coldest well wat refreshiment from t sons he has known ing a flim of 1o tot yet doubtles the time. Price 25 cents. Attention Voters our legislature, ail quested to use Dr. I recon coughis, ¢blds, ete. Dr. Cullimore, oc Solia T stibuled, v ect and roc world, via the *Ch Lane” of the Chica Puul Railway, | sorvice, leaving and 6:2 cil Bluffs ns' here Farnam street for t . K. PRESTON, City Pass. Agt. farm Open a farm diary Post the books and If you don’ to *‘the gang’ argued The Corpse. amount to anything; 1 got my patent to show for it ov, the with roof of the c: never git her stopped so’s shing out and repairs. Intense excitement veigned Rainbow Chuse caleuiation was 1o possible chance of borrowing o was s that we for it was four miles on then to the pilot drawbar we'd warped that train up to the the hill without touc pulling a pin, suving - The coldest natur not blood heated by youth or tho fire I likes the cold dip or spray, butheware how you have to nerve vonction is not wholly sound, churged woukness general debility to this ulu Dr, Shoemaker e If you've gota pain or ache, ora bruise, Salvation Oil will reach the case instantly 10 samo s the people's heated, with the finest dining, ing chair Omaha 0 p, m., with no transfur at Coun. formation or address ¥ poople in rural coms can participate in the mont they impart, p Suggestions. bottor next yoar. on the first of Jan- see how you t keop farm accounts s0 next year, It pays orate in buying and and cremate all rub Do what you ean to facilitato noxt o the gra and n and rodent proof. ildings and their con- to luck or guosswork. ontents of collars and sh_corn Lusking and Push the fattoning rios pigs and poultry, Plow. ditch and drain while weathor and soil is suitable. At- tond and talk at discussions of farmers | clubs and institutes, Help elect good | ofticers for your agricultural socioty. | Study agricultural books, ete,, as caro- | fully” as_ you would (or ought o) tho bible. Better go to church or concert than “the corners.” Good rouds to church and schoolhouse. Make General Prosperity your candidate for 1802 Finally, “finish fixing for fighting frigidity, Economy in Fuel, Chicago Tribune: “‘Don't take much conl to run a machine nowadays,” said Panbandle Dan, partly to himself and in the roundhouse, utly a blue print upon bourd, upon which umber of pounds and decimals of a pound of coal burned per wilo run by euch engine on this division in the month of July by-and- after a final serutiny of by,” he continued, the blue print, s and the glow of tho 1 muke steam enough 1in over a division.” 1y these fellers wusto fuel savin’ devices,” SWhat they spend uld pay every ono of and have monoy loft, s to save conl don't o tried it my- exclaimed the gang in chorn pse. 1'vo v at tho 0. Now I knowed that draught of u locomo age of the coal goes stack in gas nders and i8 wasted, rned The Cor to figger out how to at the front end. 1t nd it was the simplest Llaid my plan be chanic and ho equip- one of my patents lid was to extend tho cuns of a couple of ol- the boiler, down b and into th fire-box again. According to my theory all you had to do was to put in a fire and the smoke would jest keep a-goin’ and a-goin’ through that circuit until it all consumed. ™ “And did it work that way?" “Worked too well. - When we got the darned thing started once wo could to cool her off One firo odhot until she jost wore out and went to pieces like the one- for two decid- that there om Panhandle Dan, vlace to save fuel. N. G. in that sand the sun shines hot enough to keep anongine n’all day without using a shovelful suy they run engines there?” interrupted Innocent Dougherty. “Well, [ should siy—a—er—yoes, thoy stationary” engines that way is 50 blamed crooked gincer dodging about fne can’t strike ‘om 0. Why, thero's one piece of track so crooked ~ that it can't men have to stand on to bold it steady s0's waims can pass over it spoke up Adams, “T want to go on record as hold- L economy is not only mighty in- convenient for them as has to practico it Truthful Sam ¢ und o dolusion on ve hiad some expor- o young runner I t out”in Nebraskn. L teain and o vaw fivo- i result of the com- stuck on tho first ne to. I mado a fow teied to slack 'om go. 1 hated to doublo and over another s0 1 loaned buck und farmer distributing lumber for a fenes along the top of the cut, 80 as soon us ho s out of sight I ¢ rd and the brakeman back to for a switch nt the fircman up rope. You all 0 warp green cottons laid that board down o the rails, hitehed one end of it and id waited. In the sun began Lo get bourd and sho started the slack out of that switeh-rope and then the train began to five minutes moro top of hing tho throttle or an hour’s time and » Cold Baths, o8 tuke tho hottest enfoobled by them, lis Journal, It is of full out- A cold bath may bo n The rulo that cold on followed by good I rocull a to take baths of the daily and find groat hem, who afterwards of the heart and 2xcessive stime- ays all tho per- who bousted of break- akea bath died carly, s thoy felt good reaction b By resolution passed by good citizens aro ro- 3ull's Cough Syrup and omedy fo1 ulist, Bee building, ains From Oy aha ic lighted and steam slooping e sorvico in the 7o & Omaha Short Milwaukeo & St. daily train av 1205 o m ica 20, Jouble stofore. Apply 1500 iciots and further io- I A, Nasi, Gen. Agh