Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1891, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY FOR RENT—-HOUSES, Continwerl, SPECIAL NOTIGES, |- ERTISEMENTS FOR THESKE COLUMNS WIl be taken until 12:3 p. m., for the evening and until 89 p. m., for the morning or Sunday edl vortiaemants In thess columns 15 conts & 1116 Aret insertion and 10 cents & line theranfter, or ¥ ver line per month, No advertixement taken for Jess than 2 conta for the firat insertion. Terms,eash in Advance. Count about 7 words to the line. Init aymbols, ate., ench connt as n word Al Adsertisements must rin consecutively. Adver tners, by roquosting & numbered check. can_have tolr ietters nd dreased (0 & numbered loiter in oare of Tik BEE. Answers so nddrassed will bo delly. ered on presentation of the eheck. JANCH OFFICES— ADVERTISING FORTIIESE Teolumna will be takon on the above conditions atthe fo1lowing business Who are auth fred Lo take apecial notices at the same Fates s can e hind at the main offce. *outh Omaha Branch, OMce—No. Listor bioek, John W. Bell, pharmacist,11th and Mason streets. K11, Farnsworth, pharmacist 2115 Cuming street. W.J. Hughes, pharmacist, 624 N 1ith stroet 1. Batterneld, pharmacist, 1718 Leavenworth street, ! i1ughes’ pliarmacy, 24th and Farnam, SITUATIONS WANTED. RATES 1% n lino first time_and 10c a linn the: after. No nd Tes: COMPETE. Aed 3 Tee office. IN ANY rmanent, obje . 60, oo, % N stroet, L BY THOROU experfonced In banking, ences. Addross 778 18° ROOKKEEPER OF GOOD orencos. Address J 31, Heo. 2 17+ petent bookkeeper aiing and real ostate; 341, Bee. A A FIRST CLASS Nabits and best of A-STUATION SANTED B FIST CLAS plumber. Address GeoreT. Miner, Ord, Neb. s WANTED-MALE HELP. )-ARE YOU A CATHOLIC? ARE YOU UNEM- Dyloyed? Witl you work for §18 per week? Write tomeatonce. J. It Gay, 194 Madison st. Chicag 00 16+ B yanten, LEMAN for n position 0 tiest month. W t 1f Auitable; A. Walker, 515 Bheely bldg. M50 1 D; SALARY AND FXPENSEN. pply nt once. Brown Hros. . Chicags M358 I B AGENTS- 8 TO #0 PER DAY COLLECTING amall plotures for us to copy and onlarke; satis- gunranteed and & & outfit free. A Dunne & i Rende stroo v j; WANTED olty. Wages §1.5 j; MEN WAN' Pormanent pla Co.. Nursery WANTED, BOOK SRFOR HARDW ARE. 1 48, care Beo ofmce. MA25 A GOOD BOY TO CARRY A o routo'on Dafly Boe. Apply at iieo o NCED ST once, Stuts Jo 1 B Sty hoxkampers brotorson. 5 per month, “Wholesale,”" care lee, C Bluffs. 1 ) WANTED, COACHMAN, SINGLE, DANISH Borscotehman: best of roforencos roquired. Ad- Qross J 46, Boe offic 318 10 B ANTED 415,00 PER MONTI SALARY AND oxpensos pald. any active man or woman to sell nline of piated waro. watcbes and jewelry; cnn live at homo, W furnish team froe, full par- tleulars and an olegant sample ¢1%0 0f €004 fr 06, o. Standard Sliver Waro Co. tloxton, “CANVASSERS WANTED: BEST INDUCE monts. Callor nddress No, 821,N. Y. Life bldg. 20 J11* D, A CARPENTER T0 COMPLETE Address ¥.J. Exeritt B “WANT raom house for its rent, re Morchants otel. B Tor pole o buiay 1A onohalt mihats out; write quick: big profits. Patont Speciaity Mig. Co., Emporia, Knn. 177§ 90 B YANTED, SALESMEN 0N SALARY OR 0OM- 'mirslon to hiandle the new patent chemieal ink ernxing pencil. The greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases ink thoroughly In two seconds; 0 abraston of paper: 500 to 80 per cent profit: one ngont's snles nmounted to 1020 10 slx days. anothor €210 two Lours. We want one general agent in ench stato and ferritory. For terms and full par- tioulars nddress Monroe Eraser Mg, Co. la Crosse, Wis. X 6. i —AGENTS WANTED—WE W MEN WHO are alrendy travoling salosmen to earry our Jubricating oll samplos as o sido line: namo refor- ences aud territory, Manufacturers Ol Co., Clove- 1and, O, MBI a2 BG00D CITY CANVASSERS: SALARY PAID weokly. Einger Sowing Maohitio, 1516 Douklas st —WANTED. A YOUNG AND NEAT COLORED boy to tend door. The Boston Store. 590 RENT, NINEROOM WOUSE, WITH as and_range If desiced, all in good con. 20th and 8t Mary's avenue. wble: apecial torms given Lo the righ Inquire 012 Farnam st. or G. B. Trschuol o ofoe. M2 l) FOR RENT, HOUSE N. K. COR. 18TH AN Webster, § rooms, full oity 1ot, price $22.50. L Garriso T D) LARGE LIST OF HOUSKS. STORES AND Nats for rent. Geo J. Paul, 1600 Farnam streot. Mirid 11 i) FORRENT, 8 ROOM HOUSE, 1416 DORCAS trdet Inquire Robert Hunter, Hoeo office. ROOM MODERN COT 815 per month. THREE OF OUR KLE houses n Lafayotte Place, 41st n1d Noison sts., are completed and sre for rent, T and 8 roors and ery modern (mproyemont: price, §0,00 and §5.00 per month. Fidelity Trust company, 1614 Farnam at. T) FOIL RENT, 01 Californin 8 Dion e LOOMS, FOR KRENT—} URNL-HE RATES 150 n lino first time and 100 & lino thoro aftor. No advortisement taken for loss than 250 O LARGE FURNISITTED ROOM, DESIRARL Slocation. Inquire 273 Harnoy st. M 1 TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOME: EA U#0.00 per month. 604 South I5th st ML I - FRONT PARLOR FOR TWO MEN Ot Yone small room nt 811 8, 2th X ICELY FURNISHED ROOM, s, 1006 Capito] avo, M T ROOMS, BN SUITE, tront room, 8: 604 2 1 —FOUR LOOMS, FURNISHED O UNFUI- Unishied, modern conve 500 N. 15th st s 1 [ KoK RENT, STORY, W UiTghted, botalr heated wnd nicely furnished ro suitablo for singlo. gentleman. in private within ton minutes’ walk of Fite ¥ two Iines of street cara; upoi one denc troots fn Omaha, Referonces exchung Address J 45, Bee office 813 Jo-NICELY FURNISHED —Ho0NS, i l “FURNISI Uenport st [, EURNISHED ROOMS WITH O WITHOU 0y 2 FURNISHED FRRON s, both, §17; onoe furnish 1Hith st D ROOMS FOR RENT, FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS sdorn conyenlences. 621k S0, 19th stre s reasonable, 2007 Cass st. 230 18 & FRONT PARLOR, 1812 DODGE, NISHED ROOM FOR Utlemen, 2513 Farnam. 12 MODERN, NICEI [SHED ERON Yrooms; private family. 813 8 2ith. 2 18 Q-THE ST. CLAIR EUROPEAN HOTEL, COR Upith ana_Dodye, will_make low ratos for Tooms by tho week of month, with or without board, T_ONE KOOM ONLY, MODETN CONVENTENCES, 1914 Chicago street. > It FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOALD, fc a line first time and 100 a lino th 10 advertisement taken for less than 25 RATES after, LARGE FRONT IOOM, WITH BOARD AN folding bed, with modorn conyeniences, Douglas street 1* 1 ROOM-MATE FOI YOUNG LADY, ALSO W or three cholce boardors. §2) N. 28d. MI0T-§7 BOARDING. RATES—15c o lino first timo and 10ca lino thero- ufter. No advertisement taken for loss than 5. H;;EULLMAN HOUSE, 1300 DODGE, FOR GOOD board, nicer rooms, convenicuces, Tatos and 10+ cation It cannot be excelled. Mrs. Horn, prop FOR RENT 3 RATES aft ToFOR RENT, oceuplod by the Sioan Leavenworth. For particulars addre J.Paul, 1609 Far nom strect. T-SMALL STORE TO RENT. BEST LOCATION in Omaha. Enguire Leslle & Lesile, druggists, 16th and Douglas streets. Bi8-17 tmo and 10c a line there- nent taken £5r less than 2. i M232 26 CLAIRVOYANTS. Conttn Q ARRIVAL FXTRAORDINARY, WONDERFUL Drovelations. Chalienges the world. Mra. Dr M Legrave, dond trance claiFvoyant, Astrologist paimist and 1ifo ren r lifo from the cradle to graye: riage with tho one you Jove: suceoed and In what busin the celebrated Egyptian bre destroy bad inf all private date of birth and recelvo a cents in stamps for circular; sou will marry; also photos of same. Ofico 1007 ath Tith street, firat f0or: hours, ¥ a. m. L0 0 p. Come one, come all, and be convinced of this rful oracle. MSI8 160 ntemperane o, DALHS 0 air. name and life chart: 2 give Initinls of one MASSA K, BATHS, 110 RATES 150 line first time and 10c a Iine there- flor. N han 2 2025 Farnam st. MASSAGE, MASSAG A oporators are the finest: over 610 8. [3th str. MI4TJ5* ASSAGE TREATMENT, | bathw, sealp and halr trentment, maniouro and chiropodist,Mrs. Post.iok 8. Jotb, Wihnell bl 7 1315 CAPITOL AVENUB. Aleohol, sulphuric and sea baths. ME31 200 T MADAMIE SMITIL, 2ddoor. PLRSONALS. “1ion Iino firat tima and 100 a line there N advortisoment takon for less than 250 ) HOME FOR BABY GIRL, TO Inguire at 1465 8, 16th st., third d00r. WANTE [ yours ol 12148 12k, 812 1 U, VISHING 10 CORRESFOND young Iady between the age 0f 20 u box 416, Durango, Colo, for less than 2oe. A FINE UPRIGHT ake, for salo at o suerifice, TANO, STANDARD Addross 11, oo AMINE THE 513 Douglns. it ACHER; iz NBIECK, BANJO T N. 1ith troot. 30 Hoor. RATES -15c & line first timo and 10o a lino thoro- artor. No advertisement taken for loss than 2o VW, GEORGE W. P, COATES, 7, BOARD OF trad Ma24 W LOANS ¢ AL _KSTATE AND COLL teral notes and mortgages bought. Re Belby, 334 Board of Trade. —CENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO BER LG T MONEY ON HAND 10 LOAN ON FIRST mortgage on Omaha city property. Chas. W. Rainey, 315 Omaha Nat'l bank bullding, i VW LOANS, WM. HARRIS, R20 FRENZER BLK T NV o0 T CENE ST o Richard C. Pattorson, 151) Farny I LOANS ON BUSINESS PRO W0 Farnam str M 310 S ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED erty. $1,000 and upwards,§ to 8 per cent. W. Farnam Smith & Co.,1ith & lhu'lK o it W, LOWEST WATES OF INTEREST ON FIIST No delays. clas security, Lovett & Woodman, 220 8, Tith 509 VW REAL BSTATE LOANS 0710 7 PEIt CEN 10 additionnl eharges for commission oF aite ney's foes W. B. Moikie, First National bank bidg, LOAN AND TRUST CO, lond at " low rates for choice socurl ty on Nebraska or 1owa farms or Omaba city property. 45 W SECOND MORTGAGES. OAN MAKE A KEW good loans. Alex Moore, 401 Bee Bldg. 800 MONEY TO LOAN ON LONG OR SHORT me in sums of §00 to §10,00). Mutual Inyest ment Company, 523 W WANTED, TOANS 0k £ 10 £10% ON UN Iaproved lots; §50) to $2,000 on Improved prop. erty, atonca.” Fidolity Trust Co, 101" Farnam et T FOR RENT, MILE (STORY BRICK BULLDING, Wwith ot without powor, formorly oceupled by The Bee Publishing Co., 016_Farnam street. - The bulld ing has a firo proof coment basement, completo steam heating fixtures, water on all the Hoors, gas, ote. Apply at the oflics of Tho Boe. 918 ~ WANTED-TO RENT. 50 & lino first timo and 10c a line there- RATES after. No andvertisement taken for less than 2. WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE nily by young married man; give terms and location. AddressJ 49, Bee. B7-16% K WWANIED T RENT, AN IRON SAFF, GEO. W. I, Contes, 7 Bourd Trade. WANT TEMALK HEL RATES—160a line first time and 100 a lino thero- after No advertisoment taken for less than %c. (-STEADY EMPLOYMENT GIVENTO A PRA tieal womun to soll au artielo to Indies $1.50 por dny. Addross J 52, Boe, 1A GIRL FORGENBRAL HOU Jwikos. - Apply, Dr. Batloy, 4014 Nicliolus siroet B ADDRESS Ma2i ( WANTED, LADY BOOKKE 447, caro Daly Bo (O, WANTED, GIRL O WOMAN Folt housework in family of five. Will pay 8 per week (o right person. - Call 1417 8. 3ith strvot” M2 160 1 WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, LADIES AND /young glrls (0 work for us at thitr iomes; some hing entirely new: .00 to 85,00 ensily made; no patuting or canvaxsing: send self-nddrossed ou- yolope. Kcho Manufacturing Co. Boston, Ma V- WANTEL Aroner; 212 N. 22d st Liberty square, COOK, WASIHER AND 3to40'clock. 908 16° (_| GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, 1113 5, d o 7 10+ FOR RENT—HOUSES. a line first time and 100 o ino there NO_adyertisoment taken for losy than %o RATES -} aftor. 1), NICELY FURNISUED HOUSE OF' § 00N Agor 4 mionths, uil modern conveniencos: refer. Address, J. Lowe ave. 33 200 enco required. R. Shaw, RATES after. oL Noadvertisement taken for less than 25 M DBY, CLEAN “AND "VRIVATELY furaitiire Oniaha Stove Repalr Work. 1207 Doug- M, OLDEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STORAGE house in the city. Williams & Cross.1214 Harney. after, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS RATESl5c a line first time and 10c a line thoro- after. No advertisoment taken for less than 250, “MONEY TO LOAN BY B. K. MASTERS ON Ahousehold goods, planos, oreans, horses, mules, Wagons, etc., at the ‘lowest possible rates withont publicity, reinoval of praperty or change of pos- session. ‘Time arranged to suit the borrower. Payments of any amount can be made atany time. reducing both principsl and Interest, thus giving patrons all tho benefits of the partiai pay- nt plan. h Calland 500 mo when you want & loan, ot 1£ mo; convenlent call telephoue 1621 and your business can be arranged ot home, Money always on hand: no_delay; no publicity; lowest rates: business confidential. L. F. Masters, room 4 Withuell blk., 15th _and Harney sts ROB'T PRITCHARD, ROOM 3, Ablock. MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. HORSES, 0ns, planos, without removal or change of Dosscasion. ‘Confidentinl. Fred Terry, r. & Kamgo. B " MONEY TO LOAN, %, @) AND ¥ DAYS ON A turniture, ete. Duff Green, 1t 20, Continental bk, 88 \ CIATTEL LOANS, BENEDICT & WRAY, 614 A vaxton block. Wo loan our own money. ' We Chargo you no commission. 1t will pay Sou €0 con: sult us, iz X -CHATTELLOANS 02 N. ¥ LIK WANTED— BUSINESS CHANC RATES 150 u line firat_time and 100 o line ‘after. No advertisement takon for loss N WANTED, TEAN OF CAIRIAGH ot 4N about 1,200 pounds each. Apply to E. W. G nett, Omaha Savings bank. 817-15* J -FURNITURE BOUGAT, Wells, 1111 Farnam streot. SOLD, STORED 40 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, EI'C. aline first time and 10c a line thero adyertisement takon for loss than >—A LAKGE FAMILY HOISE T0 EXCHA for a plano. 503 N. Y. Life. aftor, l)—“nm-fiunrfi HEAP, HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS, 1416 nckson st~ Androw Murphy. B5010° Tj 2 FURNISHED FLATS. ENQUIRE ON PREM- Digos, 1121 oy a1 20 - L1017 DODGE ST, houso, 810 8. 18th A large list of other houses. 1. G. Clark & Co., M2221 1218 Harney at. ;00— srEAM TED FLAT, 6 ROOMS AND hath 27.00--roow (corner) at, with bath, ,00—6-roum fit. $0.00—§-room modern house with barn. 840.00-10 room brick dwelllug: sl convenionees. R 50— 10room wodern dwelling with bara for § or: Inquire Netherton Tall, 305 South lith street 'DL'\ ROOM HOUSH Y WATER. 1325 No. 10th stroot. Daron 2 8 216 Loave) iage 0. 11:r00m_house, large ba; aace, very cheap. & room wator, g 2612 Bristol St. 274 16 ONVEN- on, 2616 Caplto] ave. 22311 Il AND Boggs & HiL, 1603 Farnam, _inw IST STREET, iT200 FURNISHED OR UNFUR- George J. Gilbert, New York Life o5 M2i5-18 D ONE 8 ROOM AND ONE 10-ROOM IOUSE, ALL Jonveniences; good molghborhood; would take Jame sad busey for peuk of aither, 00 D; ITROOM HOUSE, MODERN lences, choap. J. ¥. B D, FOR IWENT, £ROOM COTTAGE, Dodge, #10.00 )+ 1ooM Corra — 14 ROOM 110 utshied. Addros: JOM, 28TORY at'and near Redueed to ) FOR RENT. TIREE NEW 7 th bath and d Thirteth street: Honry W. Vatos. TWONEW BRICK HOD! 08 Furnam. W. M. Rogers, 1 DiNEw cor brovements, “Stanford Clrclo" Elgutter, roow's, N.V. Lite bullaing Dy A5 BOON HOUSKS. 810 1o 815, BEST 1tk denco fiata i city, Mead Inv't Co. 443 Beo blig e R il L e izl )5 SLEAM HEATED FLATS. 5. K. DARLING, Barker block 81 T),0NE FOUR ROOM VLAY STEAM AND ALL lmodern convonlonces, excallont OFdor 0o Foom house. Wofereuces required, 1. L. vou Dora F00a 0. 618 8, 2 airoet. i IGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH MOD- nta, corner ®Wih _and lzard, one nub FUIL wotor, 6200, 04 N. Y. Life. Theo Olsen L) = FOR RENT, 7. ROOM D ¥ FLLING, 1718 AND Loe: , 5200 Beward st $i6. Troom cotta, Widelity Trust Company. 1614 Faraam sk FOR RENT, HOUSE 10 ROOMS, ALL MODERN mprovements, §50.00 per mouth did aud Baxter L Thomas. S, NOW, Tospect. §00.00 M 5. MODERN T Apply FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, RATES—150 a line first time and 100 a line thero- after. No advertiscment taken for less than Q VANTED, EVERYBODY 10 "KNOW THAT the eliief of police will hold his annunl sale of unclaimed property at the potiee court room. lsth and Jackson stroots at 1 0'clock p. m. next Thurs- day. 51016 () YOUNG MASTIFFS, PEDIGREED, 1. MARS M2 100 ton, Pacttic oxpress. (Q;FoK SALE, OXE XKW FINE TONK UPRIGHT piano. 617 8. 16th atroot MBI 21% (Qabkas cattio: consisting Of one bal one bull 2 years old, four cows and throe helfors. 1ll'be suld at u bargain. Call on or inguire_of A et D. QQCFOR SALE, AN AQUARIUM. MADE OF bronzo, n shape, dimensions as follows helkht foot, width 4 foot. dopth of tank 1§ lnches Al Drico §125.00; freight pald. Address C. 16 yoars 0ld, i Q SUIPMAN OIL, ENGINE FOR _SALE. AD. dress, Brighaw Printing Company,South Omaha, Quci tireo ing the city and needs money, also n Chickering piano for $175. Call aftor 6 6'clock evenings ut 122 Caldwell streot. 1.00 | GRAND AUTO. ud brick n almost now. Ad- Thowas, brick megr., Omaha, MB50-19 Q "X FINE UPKIGIT PIANO VERY LIITLE usod and wa new. Must bo sold % oneo. Greut bargain, - Address 11 06 H0o oMioe. L SALE, SAFE WITHL TIME LOCK, COUN il fixtures sultable for country bank. I 2 Boe. Mo A% dross John P, MISCR LLANEOU RATES 150 & 1ine first time and 100 s line there aftor. No advertisemont takon for 10ss than 350 DA LDNESS FOSITIVELY CURBD: N0 I8 tako about it: sond for desoriptive oireular. Ad dross “Anti Hald BOX 285, Dayenport 1n. Ry yaxt A THOUSAND PURCHASERS for us many useful articlos whioh will bo sold to the highest cash biddor at Chlel Seavey's anlo next Thirsday afternoon 310 16 i{ “WANTED, T0 MAKE CONTRACT FOI HAUL ing off shavings. Omahs box faotory, ~Kast Omnha, i CLAIRVOYANTS, WATES 150 & line first_time and 100 & line ther after. No advertisoment taken for less than foc “MADAME LA RUB, MASSAGE AND BATHS Niis Bouth 15th, Fiat 4, Third loor. M0 17+ AST WEEK. LADIES @ CENTS. PROF. MON ore, the well known clsirvoyant and tranc wedium, {19 N. 15th stroet. B8 10° QMBS MARY FRITZ 220 LAKE STRERT. Delairvoyant and iranco wedlum; indepondent volces; Lolla past aud futnre Mlor 1o S MUS NANNIE V. WARMEN, CLAIRVOYANT Dreliable business mediam,dfih'year,st 16 N. w o first timo and 10c a line th ertisement taken for less than RATES—150 a 1 after. No ad WANTED KNOWN, 10 TONS BRASS, COP- per, lead and coal, knives, pistols. gold and sil- ver watches, breachloading shot gnns, surgieal 10018, eloctrio butteries, dolls,new and second-hand clothiing, dianond rings, boots and shoes, dress goods, Indies’ mink furs, cash peckagos, grips, trunks, harness, and a thousand valuable mis' cellandous articlos thut are really valuable,all to be sold without reserve to the highest cash biddor ut Chlef Beavey's snle of stolon and unelaimod prop: erty next Thursday nftornoon. Don'tmiss this sale. There is o bargain £or you. 310 16 FORSALE, A GOOD 2 CHAIK BARBER SHOP In county seat. None but who hear & good rep: utation need auswer, AddressJ 44, care Bo FOR SALE—-RBEAL ESTATE. RATES- 150 a 1100 Arst timo and 100 & line there- After. No advortisement taken for less than 35 £5-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT | MILE FROM POST. office,_at grade and Thghtly, barn and shrub- bery, 1,800, Ly “room cottage and RAlt lot near Paxton rest- denoe, $2.000; $20) cnsh, balanos mont biy. Fall lot half block {rom Lowe avente a nam street, #1,400. Hutehin#én & Wead, 1524 Donglas. Ny M5 18 AT, 100 ACRES, CHERI NEBRASKA; et mbrance, &0000; Wi soll tengo. K. Savago, 49 Coming at JFOR SALE-—10 ACKES-ON DoDGE 8T., ONLY miles from postoftice.s Mhin can bo sold_very cheap. H. G. Clark & Cou, 1218 Harney. M275 16 a - i QOR SALE, COR. PARK X TASON.COM modious modern residence, dny's Work £00d barn, fine Tawn and ahade. treos: 1ot GIx108; price, $16,000; torma, $4.000 cash, 4000 nnencum Dered renl ostate, vacant or lmproved: balance, Tong time. a Far 0 Ames Real Fatato Ageney, 1607 Farnam stree, 176 16 NEAR CATHOLIC 8CHOOL AT ~0'CONNOR, also near Grooloy Conter.' some fine farms; chenp and on good torms. M. L. Burket, under taker, 24th and Cuming. 220 19 JBUBINESS CORNER AT $12.000 BIRINC cent, third cash, balance 7 por cent offer. Address owner, J 25 Bes 8 FEET ON 17T STREET WITH 3 houses, corners on 2-ft alley; price, #15,00; will take §1.500 cash. balance in unencumberad real es. tate and long time, NG 10 PER Ames Real Estato Agency, 507 Farnam stroot. 176 16 Place, Roo Dundee, Armout 405 Brown bldg. M4 J2 Clifton 1 Place, W. L. Selby's add F ALE, AT A BARGAIN, BLOCK 4, W. L Shelby's first addition to South Omahn. Smal I payment d montlily 1t desirod. tnquire G, B. Te Beo. 0 lonr proporty s first paymy Brown block, 6th and Douglas. ERIRASKA FARM LANDS ¢ [JOR SALE. § Brown block, 16thand Douglas. Walluce ;\“ .G BARGAIN, 5X151, EAST FRONT, SOUTH 20th st., worth $.500. Prico only §2,20. ' Fidelity Trust compuny, 1614 Farnam s1 E. CORNER BTH AND HICKORY, S0X150 feot; o bargain for a fow days only. ¥ K. Dur- ling, Barker block. 864 Our curs (s permanent and not A patehing up. Cases Arcated five yoa's ogo havo hover seen & symplom "bing caso fully wa ean troat you by Imall, B W {71 v0 £ho BAMO SLrong FuATARLeo Lo cure o refund all monay. Those wha prefer (o come here for troatment can 4o o and we will pay rallroad fare both ways and hotel bills while hers it wo fail o eure, Wo challonze th world for & eass that our MAGIO REMEDY Wil not eurs, Write for fu'l pa:ticalars and t the ovidonce. We know that you aro skepti sty 0, 105, 43 ho most eminent phycians havs over beon ablo to give more than temrorary rellef, T our five yoara' i aotico with tho MACHC REMFEDY 1t has beon most diffeult to overeomo the prejudicos against all & called epocifics. Dut under our strong aranteo you should not hesitate to try this rem Fou tako no chanco of losing your moncy, We guan i dollr, and aa we have Foputation to protoct, also financial’ backing o 00,11 1y porteetiy 816 to all who wil try tho treat. Imoht. Huretoforeyou have baan putting up and paying Sut your money for different treatments and although you Are not yet cured no one hias paid back your M 3. Do not wasto any niore money until you try us Old ehirone, decp seated cases eured i 30 5 90 days. In- Yestigato our Ananclal standing, our reputation ag Businioss men, Writo us for names and_addresses of ‘wo linve curcd who have given pormission to ro- Them, 1t costs you only postago to do this it 1savo you n world of suffering from montal strain, and it you are marriod what may your offspring through your own negllgonce. 1€ your symptom: micous pa-ches in mouth, rheumatism Jointa, haie failing out, eraptions on any ‘wilng of g_noral’ deprossion, pains s, you Iiavo no timo o waste. 'Those who are constantly taking mi reury ant potash sliould dlacontinuo t, Conatant uso of thaso drugs will guroly bring sores and oating ulcersn tho end. Don’t fail to writa. Al correspondenca acnt senlod In plain envel- opes. Wo lnvito tho most Figld investigation and will domil in our powee to aid you in it Adire, COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, Nebraska. Offico 13th and Farnam, socond floor, entrance 13th & MABIC CURE %' ONLY" 500 fOr n oust 0 Loss or Kailine Manhood, Geperal or Norvous Dobllity, weakness of body or mind, the effact of errors of 0Xcossod in old or ng that we cannot oure. We guarantee evory caso or refund every dollar. Five days trial troatmont 81, full courso & Precoptiblo benolits realizod in three days. By mall, socurely packed from observation. Oflice open until 9. w COOK REMEDY CO., OMAIA. NEB LADIES ONLY MAGIC EEMALE REGULATOR o and cortain to a day or money refunded. Price by mail 82, Sealed from observation. COOK REMEDY 0O0., Omuhau. Neb, tor 50 Tine first time and 10c_a line thero > ndvertisoment taken for less than 25c- TLOST SEALSKIN GLOVES, EIGIT 1N TIE jovening, on 10th strect botween Jackkon and Farnam. enst side of street. Roturn for roward Lo AL K. Riley, Burker block. M35 160 O}, TIE NIGIT OF DECEMBELR 10, FIOM 1217 Park ave., the following notes; all yersons are warned agninst purchasiog them: Ben' B. Muyer, Daniel Burr, A, Cotton, J. L. Merriam, Dr. 8 M Campboll. D0, Mekwin, J.'S. Gosney and .John Hydo, certiticate of depositon Commerclal National bank, ono check by W. P. Deveral M7 OST-A FOX TERRIER PUPPY, MARKED 4 wbout eyes and ears, tall bobbed. Return to 552 Capitol avenue and receive rewird OST—A BOSS FILLED HUNTER CASE 4 wateh, lost ou I5th street. Return to Be and got reward. 3 TRAYED OR STOLEN-LONG HAIRED ST, DBernard dog with cellar and tag, white around neck, and feet also. §10 reward will be patd for his return to 116 8. 15th. 0615 QTOLEN—BAY HORSE, ONE WHITE HIND Wroot, knee spring, whitd stripe in face: open side bar bugey: finder’ will plense leave the snme at police hoadquartors or MeCord, Brady & Co. store, and receive reward. H. B Ston 1 160 OST, SMALL SILVER WATCIH, MONOGRAM ON back K. 1. . Ioward, McCormick & Lun RATES - after. LD oftico 516¢ STOCK WINTERE RATES—15¢ a line first time and 10c n lino thero- after. No ndvertisement takon for less than 250 JOR TIIE PURPOSE OF WINTERING HORSES 1 have leased the Councl] Bluffs driving park: Inm repared to give the best' of cure; all box stall oe Withrow, 1309 Harney strect. 1841 TJORSES WINTERED AT LOW RATES. Go0D care, shollor and board foncos. 45 Brawn bl ORSES WINTERED AT LOWEST RATES AT Bellovie stock farmd hox stails It desirod. Clarke, 10 Board of Tzade ailding or Bellevue, 8 CUTLERY GRINDING. RATES—150 n fine firét im0 and 10c a line th after. No advertisement taken for loss than 250, JEND YOUR SCISSORS, RAZORS. ETC., TO BI around to Underiand & Co.. 1088 Tithat. " 763 PATEN I SOLICITO S, RATES—15c a line first time and 10c a lina there- after. No ndvortisomont takon for less than 2o SATENT LAWYERS AND SOLICITORS. G. W. Suen & oo Theo bulldlng, Omaha, Neb. ' Brinch n free. 16l oftice at Washington, D. C. Consultat JEWELER: 50 8 1ine firat time and 100 a lino there’ No advertisemont taken for less than 25o. LD, CARSON & L Omaha. 762 A1 MANUFACTURING RATE; atter. CASIL PAID FOR “oLn Banks, room 3, Barker bloc RAILWAY TIME GARD opot 10th and Mason | Omaha. Chicago Vestibulo... “Chicaxo xprass. “Leaves Leaves X MO, RIVAI | Arrivor Omahn. | Depot 10th nnd Mason Sti. Oma b T0.15 & ... Denver Vostibule Limited .. | 405 p oi 1015 8 m) Deadwood Kxprass. | 405 p m 700 p w| .Denyer Kxpre 923 & m 710 p m ‘Denver Expre 200 pm 5 n Limited (xcept Sun’).! [11.8) & m .Lincoln Local...........| 630 p m THE KING COUGH GURES; DOCTOR ACHER'S ENCLISH REMEDY i Sold in England : H for 1s. 1%d., and in America for 25 cents a bottle. IT TASTES GOOD. | Dr. Acker's En%ish Pills | " Curo Sickness and Headache, URE | Bmall, pleasant, o favorite with the ITNK o NEW YORK. Suaucaezanon: ale by Kuhn & Co., and Sherman & McConnell, Omaha. Gonorrhoen, Gleetand Ieucorrneon cured in 2 days by the French Remody entit- Jed the KING. Tt dissolves ngalnst and is ab- sorbed into the inflamed parts. Will refund money if it does not cure, or causes stricture Gentlemen, here s a reliable article. #) a package, or 2 for 8 per mail prepuid. MeCor- mick & Lund, Omaha, PNEUMONIA LURKS IN EVERY COLD. Once fn the lungs inthe disguise of a cold, the teariblo monster unmnsks and cinims everything. You can keep It out, or you can drive It out, but - to do elther you must be very prompt and faithfal in Your use of Dr. Schenck’s PULMONIC SYRUP, the natural guardian of the lungs against all In flammations and congestions, and the mighty pro tector of their tlssues und secrotions. Fl:nt your cold! Disarm your pnonmonia—the deadliest enemy of mankind!” You have a talisman in the Pulmonle Syrup, whoto presence no enemy of the lungs can withstand, As an ald to nuturc, open all the secretions. Freo the stomach, liver and bowels by means of Schenck’s Dr. MANDRAKE PlLIT.S and set your entire svstem to healthy work the morster, pnonmonin, thus fails of its’ deadly gripand floos a8 a thiof In tho nignt.. 1he pulmoni syrup. the Mandrake Plils—placo these on guard and ail iy well DR. SOHENCK'S book on Consumption, Liver Compliint and Dyspepsia, sent free. DR, J. M1 SCHENCK & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. Arrivos a8 Clty Day Expre Night Bxp. via U, P, Tran 16 8p ks Falrdeld Paciie Bxpross.. AGO, It 1. T lon depot, 10t & Marey Sts. ‘T FOI tory profit, for cash oF exchange for city property : none but good property will be considered. | Ad Baar TS T % i T FOR SALE, WATER POWER ROLLER foue mi fn Névasia, at a vargaio,” Enguire of M2 Kerfoot Bros.. Des:Moines, I, Y LWILLPAY YOU CASIL KO YOUIE MER: chandise. . C. G. Bartlott, T4l Brondway, Council Blufts, MISS J10 5 NT, LAIMAN HOUSE AT Junuary 1. Address Yo sare MEAT MARKET WILL BE SOLD, Tkt K 0ing g0od business: hav s H. H. Raymaker, Fair- X Y STORE FCRSALE; OENTRALL 3 catod; 824 cash; bal o sult. Addross 1 Boo 16 J—A RARE CHANCE, AN INVESTMENT OF $400.00 cun secure an lncome of from 8.0 to #0.00 por day. Apply for particulars to John F Sutton, 1% 0. boX 835, Lincoln, Neb. M3l DIT 7—KUR SALE, THE REAL ESTATI AN chinery o irbury Lron Works at Falrbury. Nob.i 4 g0od 0pportunity; roavon for solling.doath ingother b “FOR EXOHANGE. TES— 150 a 1ino first timo and 10 line thor aftor. No udvertisoment taken for less than 0. 7, WANTED T0 EXCHANGE, BLEGANT COUN fUtry “home, 9-room house. with' bath, cistorn, private water works, everything modern, on{ lots, with elokant lawn aiid tres; just the place for man of means to take s famlly in hot woather; will t.ade for land or stock, —Address J 42, Hoe. 2111 0 77-GOOD CLEAR FARM LAND FOR STOCK OF fwerchandise. Address box 410, Kapld City, 8. D 30120 AND VA TG BRED STALLIONS MAR fiC01ts f0r roal ostate. Room 408 Brown bidg. Miia 7, -CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE.: WILL, Jtako real estato and mouoy. Box 2, Franktorl, 1ng 7 D SILVER, JEWELRY, ARTL linclai toeth, medals, oto., bring all you have Iargn or small 1ots and recolvo cash or high el dentistry In exchange. Dr.Joho Matthows, manu facturiug dentist, 213 Browa bl Omaha. M1 DRESSMAKING. IRATES 15 a line first time and 100 & lne there. aftor. No advertisement taked for lsas than 2o K MENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN FAM, “lios soliolted. Miss Brurdy, 80 B. 204 at.’ o HAIR GOODS. BATES—1ca line first timo und 1o & line there: after. No adversisement akon for loss than ¢ ARGEST STOCK IN ENTIRE WEST: THEAT arioal wigs and beards & specialty. Wigs, banks, awitohes, halr chalns, elc., 1n sock w0 orde Mall orders solicited ' Davies, 111 § 15tk s, Omahn. tibulo Expros Night Express. .Denver Expre 10AGO, MIL & 8T 2 ant Mur Tonvos Omahn, 8.2 pw| PAUL 3 \....Chicazo Express. .. BIOUX CITY it v \Sloux City Fassenger 10.20 v m .8t Paul Express 11000 n m CITY & PACIFL Areivor Omah. J. P. dopot, 10th and Maroy Sty (x. Bun'y) Carroll Passenger.. . Chloago Kxpro: Ll Vestibule ... Eastorn Flyor ... (ifx. Sat.) Fast Mal OMAUA & 3 . P, depot, 10th and Mardr L. Louls { annd LB & MO, VALLEY, | _Depot 1th and . Biack Ills Express. ... (Bx 8at) Wryo. Exp. (Ex. Mon). . Lincoln Pas. (Ex. Sun) .or Arriv Omah Sloux Clty Accommodation Sloux Clty Express (Kx. Sundi sooeo8L Paul Limited, iiancroft Passenger (Kx 8} MISSOURT PACIFIG, Depot 15th and Webster Sta. Bt Touls Ex; 8 Arrive Omahs L JOK & C Unton Depot. Counoll “CHicAGO, & PACIFIG Unlon Depot Councll Bl OMAHA & §T. LOUIS. Unlon Depot, Councll Biufte., _|Transtor 1315 p m SIOUX OITY & PADIRIU. Depod. Councll Bluts, A Sommodation. | ‘Transter 00y @ X B rons. . . 4 IOAGO & NORTHWESTERN | Arciv Unlon 1epos, Councll Bluffs ~0h o ,Vul.m. ited . “Kastern Fiyer Atlaniie Mall " LeDuc's Periodioal Pills, The French remedy acts directly upon the generative organsand cures suppression of the menses. &20r throe for $5, and oan ba malled. Should notbe used duringpreznanoy, Jobbors, drnggists and the publio supplied by Goodman Drug Co., Omaha. IMPROVEMEN T is the ORDER of the DAY AT \ERERARREE FOR 15 YEARS All users of TYPEWRIT have folt the the necessity of thelr being improved. You will find in the Smith Premier Typewriter The latest and Lest. e clalm; and Insnny tion and trisl prove it. *“The Most Durabie in Alignment, Easlest Running, and Most Silent. Alltype ‘cloaned in ten seconds vithout solling the hands, Send for catalogu ‘The Smith PremierTyps ¥ritorCo, E H. Maview, Manager. 16004 Farnamstrest, Omuahn, Neb Bids will bo received by the State Board of Printing at the oflice of the seorotary of state, on or before 2 o'elock p. m.. Deoomber 20, 1801, for printing and binding in eloth one thousand (LU0 copies of the report of the State Bonrd of Transportation for tho yoar 181, to be de- livered complete at the ‘office of the State Bowrd of Transportatiou. To contain 15 pages, more or less. The sizo of pace, welzht and quality of paper, style and quality of binding, stylo of lettering on cover, and in’ all respects tho work o bo the sumo ‘48 the sumple to be seen in the office of the seoretary of styte. Each proposal ‘must be nccompanied by a bond in the sum of 8500.00. The right 1o reject uny and all bids s re- served. JOHN O. ALLEN, Decermber 8, 1801, Seoretary of State. Dila10tM Bids will be recelved by the State Hoard of Printing, at tho office of the secretary of state, on or before 2 o'clook p. m., Dicomber 4, 1oL, for printing and bindind' in cloth, two tholisund (3000 coples of the roster of x- soldiers. sailors and marines, residing in No- braska June 1st, 1801, to be dellvered complete at the office of the sécretary of state. To con tain 400 pages, more or less. The size of pake, welght and qualiey of papor, style and quality of binding, style of lottering on cover, und in all roapeots the work to bu “the same 'as tho Sumpie 10 be seen Lo the ofice of the secretury of state. The right to reject any and all bids served. Each proposal must be secoom band fa the sum of #50. Jouw O, December 8th, 189l Secretury of State. Dildived 1s re- ON FARM IMPLEMENTS, te Dealors Will Organize for Mu« tual Protection, An offort is being made to form an assoola- tion of retail farm machinery dealors, and over 700 of the following notices have been sont out through tho state: HAnTINGTON, Nob., Dee. 1, ment Dealors of the ' State of N Thore oxists great {rrogularity in r to the boundary linesof implement doniers of the different towns and as to retall prices of all kinds of farm machinery, which should be remediod. Many compluints huve 180 beon made as to the injury sustained by the rotatlers because of the lireo number of wholesalors, jobbers, and_manufacturers who are s 1o consumers, I deem it necessary, therefore, that retuliers unite in worklng aguinst those and numerous other drawbueks, thereby making trade moro profit- abe. To necomplish this 1 would suggest holding a convention In Omahn some tine in January, IS0 to form un assoolu taking these nintters under consideration and create a more friendly feeling among dealers 1 shall endeavor to obtain reduced rallroad faro on all ronds in the state, It _you, fellow implenent dealers, will lend e your hearty co-operation in support of this movement. [ would ask that each one of you Wwrite 1o, so that [ may know whether of 1ot we ean get crough fnterestod. Tt being jmpossilile for mo to get tho names of all the denlors {n v state, I would ulso usk thit you will please make t known to your neighbor implement dealers. Got every dealer interested and havo them attond the proposed convention. It1s my desire to make the ex- penses of tho assoclution us 1zht as possivle, 80 that every dealer can afford to join, Awaiting you early answer, I remain yours truly AUGUST LUBELEY, Mr. A. Lubeley of Hartington, Neb., is most proniinent in the work of organizing and is one of the most enterprising and suc- cessful merchants in the state, His hopes aro to improve the farm machinery business and tho abjects of the association aro to con- fine the credits to a shorter time or cash basis, or nsist upon secuvity in granting all aredits; to have a botter understanding as to prices to sell upon; tostop the establishing of retail branch houses by wholesale con- cerns and too selling of goods in a wholesale way to farmers and atliance associutions and to t upon territory for retail men upon tho respective lines of goods handled. This notice has met with unive favor s0 far as the notices have been heard frow, and if a sufficient number of dealers express their approval of the organization a meeting will be called in Omaha during Januur s They wanted to get married, but had no money to pay the preachor. The girl was equal to the occasion. Sho took the preacher aside and stated tho case. She had no money, but she did have a bottle of Haller's Sure Cure Cough Syrup. Would he marry them for thati The preacher would and two hearts boat as one. 'o the Implo- braska—Gen - — WINTER TOURS To Summer Lands via the Wabash Route. The Wabash are now selling round trip tickets good returning June 1, 1892, to all the winter resorts in Ten- nessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North and South Curolina, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. The quick: and best route to thn Hot Springs of Arkansas, For tickets and full information in regard to routes east or south call at Wabash oflice, 1502 Farnam street, or write G. N. Clayton, N. W. Pass. Agt. S e GERMAN MARKS)EN. Arrangements for the Coming Big Mecting of the World. Omaha marksmen who belong to the West- ern Schuetzenound of North America are considerably enthused over the prospects of having a great tournament open to tho world in Omuba in June, 1893, The national tournament of all the schuetzen vereins of this country will be held in Omaha at that timo and a groat crowd will doubtless attend. Au effort will be made, however, to make this of an inter-national nature by opening a world wide competition separate from the regular national competitions. Prizes will be offered ranging from $500 to 3,000 in this world wide competition and it is expected that the inducements will be such as to at- tract hundreds of prominent marksmen from all parts of Furopo as well as America. A separate shooting range will te buiit for this free-for-all match and the national and free-for-all competitions ‘will be held at the same time. It will roquire the outlay of not less than £30,000 to provide grounds, turgets, pits and shooting pavilions for the greut tournament, but the energetic citizens of Omaha who have taken hold of the matter are determined to make it a complete success, They expect to purchase ten acres of land vutright ana fit it up for the purposes of per- manent shooting tournament grounds. They expect to spend not less than £5,000 upon en- tertainment for the delegates. ‘The arrangements for the tournament will require the entiro time of two or three capa- blo men for nearly a year before the shoot begins. It 15 the intention to send delegates to several of the KEnropean tournaments this coming year to work up an interest in tho Omaha gathering. Advertising matter will ve distributed far and wide inviting all the world to visit Omaha in “1803, All this will requite money, but those having the matter in hand believe that the busine: men and property owners of Omaha will cheerfully subscribe to tho support of a moevement which is sure to bring thousands of dollars to Omaha and advertise the city overy country under the sun whero there uro representative marksmen or members of the schuetzen verein. The money required will be largoly spent in permanent improvement thus giving those who assist double cause for helping the laudable offort along. If the na- tional and international tournaments are once begun in Omaba they will continue at frequent intervals for tho centrul location will commend itself to the marksmen. Tho permanent establishment of first-class shoot- ing grounds adjacent to this city would also increase the numbes of state and interstate outests and tournaments and bo the causo of bringing thousands of people to Omaha oevery year. ‘I'ne ofticers of the local association having the matter in hand are: F. L. Blumer, president: Gustay Benecke, vice president; Louis Heimrod, secretar: Wilham Krug, treasurer: W.' . Stoecker, corresponding secretary: Willlam Mack, captaint Hans Poterson, assistant shoothg maste; -— DoWitt's Littlo Early Risers; best lisfor 1y3nsasiy, little sour stomach, bad breath asgnesnnsassanassnnans «t {his pie delicioyg f s J5omma mde 20 finates® Jigmnamade tinz 3 { { ‘« { ‘ . { ¢ . ‘ { { ‘ { { » » » In paper boxes; enough for two large pies. ‘ Always ready; easily propared.” ) THE ORICINAL H $and only ‘Complete and ~Satisfactory 4 Condensed Mince Meat in the Market, 3 Cheap Substitutes and Crude Imitations j are oftercd with the aim to profit by the 3 4 popularity of the New England. 0 not be deceived but always insist on the New England Brand. Tho best made H .0 1. DERS. AR AT i 1) " UNION DEPOT HOTEL, Qorner 10th and Muson Streets. New bullding, new furniture. every thing fir finest location in the city: all modern provements: Steam 1 und Barber 8hop in conn Cars to any part of the eity, vinoed that we have the besi house for the woiey 08150 por day Piso's Kemody for Casarris Is the B asiost 10 Usey und 0 Arugglsts or sent by mall, . Haseltine, Warren, Pa ARE PLEASED WITH RESULTS, Output of Norfolk's Beet £ugar Factory Was Highly Satisfaotory, IMPORTANCE OF THIS ENTERPRISE, Attention ot Thousands Drawn to the Town—Its Employment of Labor —Greater Inducements Of« fered Farmors, Nonrork, Nob,, Dec. 15.—[Spectal to Tun Bre | —Norfolk's groat boet sugar plant, which has been in oporation since the first of last October, recoutly comploted its run, though it could have boon operated six or olght days longer had not the unexpected cold snap frozen so many beets in the ground. Machinists and workmen are now actively engaged in cloaning up tho machinery, loosening joints, and doing such work as will proserye and propare tho plant for its next campaign Hundreds and thousands of people have visitod this factory during its campaign, and this thriving, active, wide awake littlo city bids fair to become ono of the most important points in the state. Its citizons have shown their shrewdness and business tact in having secured an industry in their locality that must in due timo roward them vichly for their onergy. Survounding towns have no- ticod this during tho past summer, when tha beet culturo and demand for labor has at tracted people to Norfolk, giving every ona omployment, making the merchants, bank- ors, hiotels, and in fact everyoue, feol tha benetit ot the building and the running ot tho sugar factory. The company has advertised in some ten of the surrounding towns for contracts dur- ing the coming season, and one town alona has sont them over 200 acres in contracts, ' These contracts aro necessary for the farmer as well as for tho company, enabling the iat- tor to know when it has onough acreaco con- tracted for, when the books will bo closed and 1o moro contracts will be taken, To the farmer it is equally important, s0 ho may kuow he is not planting a crop’ for which there is no markot, but has some reliablo in- stitution to take it from him when it is ready for market. Offering Great Imducements, The company has also increased its price, and offers to the producers of beets two dis- tinct contracts, Oue offers to the producer $bstraight for any beots that will polarize 12 per cent. saccharine matter, with a purity coefticienct of S0 per cent; or, a contract which gives to the producer £ for a beet that contains 12 per cent saccharine matter with a purity coefliciency of 80, and 50 cents (instead of 45 cents as last vear) for ench aud every 1 per cent of saccharine matter contained in the beet over i2 per cent. This gives the farmer for a 16 per cont beet £ a ton, and foran 18 per cent beot 8 a ton. Beets polarized a. Grand Island last year 21 per cent, and this yoar at Norfolk, as high as 17 per cent, it being a poor yoar for sugar mn the beet, as it requires u hot and dry sum- mer. Alarge number of acres have already beon subscribed to oy the farmers surrounding Norfolk and other towns, demonstrating that & plant of this magnitudo does not. only help the particular town in which it is located, but for twenty-fivo to fifty miles surround- ing it contracts have boon and aro. being made. The toanago obtained around Norfolk varies. Whero the land is poor and too sandy the results have been excoodingly un- satisfactory. This is accounted for by some as rosulting from the bad weather, but by the best experts of the sugar factory it is stated that it is exceodingly unwise to try to produce or evor plant beets on poor soll, Whuere the land bas been of good qualit and there is abundance of it around Norfoll, and the farmer has been of a thrifty kind, ho has produced from fifteen to twenty-seven tons to the acre, and in a number of in- stances some sixty odd tons were the rosult of threo acres, averaging $1 a ton, which, under the new contract, would give tha favmer a handsomo yicld from throo acres of beets. Prospeets for Next Year, Between 25,000 and 35,000 acres will ba planted in_ bodts during the coming your; 4,000 for tho Norfolk plant, 4,000 for Grand Island, while 7,000 acres will be planted for u plant owned by the samo company in Cali- fornia, where, owing to tho opon season, thoy can run for six months, and whera plowlng has already commenced; and the other acronge will be put in_for the other compan- ies at Watsonville, Alvarado and Utah, so that the thinking farmor cau 500 what rapid strides this industry is makin The Norfolik plant has producod somo 1,300,000 pounds of the finest sugar, comn- manding the highest prices and having been sold whorover tho best market was afforded. The Gravd lsland plant will produce prob- ably something moro of equally as fine un ur- ticle, This sugar at Norfolk hus boen pro- duced from about 9,000 tons of beets, i"ur tho coming year tho proprietors of tho fac- tory hope that they will not have less than 80,000 to 40,000 tons of beets, and all of which they hope to have planted early by the farmers, und the factory will commence opor- ations as early as beots” are ripe in suflicient quantities, and propably be avle to run_long iuto winter, which is just the time of tho year when it is dificuit to find work, aud which in turn would give to the merchants, bankers, hotels ,and to each and evory person surrounding the localitios where the factory is located an active winter's business. The wonder of the ago—Salvation Oil, for twenty-five cents a bottle, It kills all pain, Columbus discoverod America and Edison inventea tho phonograph, but it remained for Dr. Bull to invent the remedy of the ago, “Cough Syrup,” the kingly cure. At all druggists for 25 ¢ sehiieniid b Solid rom Omihy Vestibuled, electric lighted and steam heated, with the finest dining, sleaping and roclining chair car sorvice in tho world, via the * Chicago & Omaha Shovt Line” of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Double daily train sorvice, leaving Omaha at 12:05 . m. and 6:20 p. m., with no transfor at Coun- cil Bluffs as herctofore. Apply 1501 Farnam street for tickets and further in- formation or nddress .. A, NAsH J. E. PRESTON, Gen. A, City Puss. Agt. L THE REALIY MARKET. NSTRUMENTS plac 15, 18001 d on record December WARRANTY DEZDS, con to O F Daviscompnny, west 5 fots 7und 8 bk 18, Wiidox's"2d JO( foet ndd 4 T O Hornor toJ L Rice DIk 1, Olurendon add.....oooiien.s Androw Lorenson aud wife' to Auzust Sehirbach, lov blk Albright's Sy 10 lots" % und ¥ 6,000 1,400 K600 8,600 tor ‘to” Frodorick Spetii- wan, 1ot 15, bik 18, Hinscom place. ... * A Spethmann and'wife toJ 11 spethi: nn et al same..... . sassianss ¥ Lowls and wife to Susio M. Hare, i1 acres n 86 corner nw e Sl=1-0 .. 5 18 Huseall to K D Duncan. lots 1 and %, blk ih 1t ndd to Mount Douglus........ 615 T A i and wifo to K 18 Beyant, lot 4. bk 1, WL Seloy's 1stadd to' South Omuhn ... T ienats Sonth Omaha Lind ‘compiny ‘10 18~ Donala, lot 8, block M6, South Omuba. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. orgo Sanchosory and wito to Molunio Kunehozery, lot 1o Van Buron pluce M D Chapmin ot al to.J M O nw and nw s 3, . e A W T Seamin wnd wite to A lienson, 1ot 11, block 1, Benson. .. O N Rumsey und wife to i W Gannett, Lot 18, blook 11, Hanscom pluce........ DEEDS, E T Farnsworth (spocinl mastor) 10 Ni- tional Bunk ot Commorce. lovs 23 to %6, block 2 Pruyn park.... (b = 600 P, §W Total wmount of transfors ‘Phey had lots of wedding presents, but the most precious was & box of Haller's Aus- tralian salve, Sho sald thoughtfully, it's 50 alce for the litlo chaps on my hands. He sald, we haven,t got auy Olittle ehaps’ yot, Sk sald, Why! Johu, and John was squelohed. — e — Dr. Cullimore, yoculist, Bee building