Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1892, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COL will be taken nntil 12:30 p, m., for the evening #nd until 8:5 p. m., for the morning or Sunday edi tion Al Jine first Insertion 12 per line per month jers thian 25 centa fOF the Arst nse: bout 7 words )ln, ete., ench Mt Fin cons ambered thelr lettors nddressed to a_numb: THw BEF. Answers so addres 4 on presentation of the chock advertisemants in thess columna 15conts & 1 10 cents & line thereaftor, or No ndvertisement taken for {on. Terms,cash o the Iine. Init punt A% & word utively. Adver chock, cAn have A leiter In earo JRANCH OFFICKS columns wiil e e following busine §7¢ 10 {ake Apecial notices at the sume rates as can at the main oMco : 1 Omalin Branch Offco—No. 2023 N streot o)1, pharmaciat,11th and Mason streots, yrtis, pharmaclat 2115 Cuming street pharmaciat, 124 N. 1ith stroot ; L pharmacist. 1718 Leavenworth sreet Flughes' pharmacy, 24th and ¥ ¥ SITUATIONS WANTED. and 10 & 1ine thers n for less than 250, rnam a line firet time ) hdvertisement tak A SITUATION BY AN per sl d stenograph oo, Addross W. Deva HaTES nfter. ALVA enced bookke nish No. 1 refe ADY Keeping. WANTE A PLACE AS Address K 56, Heo. M L WANTED--MALE HELP. 1 Fand o p.m Mitd 20 BrEXPERIENCED SALESMAN 10 (MRAVEL in Nebraska Snlary or good commission. W, A. Burnett, 7% N. ¥ 3 12¢ n WANTED, A route on Daily offiee 330 p. m. Bawante auce n men in ¢ raska and surr i Righit; no rican ME'g. C HORSE at oo M BOY TO Evoning CARRY A Bee, Apply B D, GOOD SALESMEN TO & vertising cards and nove direct from manufacturer can X Address Advertising Specialty make $50.00 Co., Buf- M21d 120 TOOLS 202 12 N 106 14t ECLIPSE 1o ward MITd 10 ON COMMISSION its to right Milwiukoe avenus MIB) 12 B WANTED, WATCHMAKER Address, 1,18, Beo oftic ” WANTED, 2 GOOD COAT MAKERS, 0'Connor & Son. Chadron, Neb, WITH B o kinsr e, ASS MEN TOSELLTIT witngers, American Wringer Co., 1603 Bole i renee Address Chicago Oll € Chicago. 11l P WaANTED, SIX Hu~'| CLASS COLLARMAK or: stondy work. 8. IL & I C. MeConnell, Bur- lington, Town 1o 14 BiWANED. & NG lcor - Addross Lincoln fco Co., Lincoln, Nob. b0 12 B AILORS WAN PER WEEK atendy Job. Nels Olson. Onkland, Neb. G MAN WITH SMALIL C. B yaxteD. vou tal and plenty of energy and experience to rent the hest news, stationery and book stand in the very finest location in Omaha. Address K U1, Bee. B D; $10.00 —WANTED, M, tie, Mont. WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY Ot COM- misslon to handle the new patent chemical ink erasing pencil. The greatest selling novelty ever produced; erases ink thoroughly in two seconds; Ho abrasion of paper: 200 (o 500 per cent profit: ona egent’s sles amountod to $620 In six days, another &2 In two hours. We want one general agent in ench state and territory. For torms and full par- ticulars nddress Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. La Crosse, Wis., X 3 6 B WANTED, DRUG CLERK REGISTELED IN Town. One with little capital preferred. Ap- ply to Harle, Haas & Co., Ca M6 INDU ~ Life bldg. 220 J1i* COLORED B WANTED. & YOUNG AND NEAT Loy to tend door. _The Boston Store. -FEMALE HELP. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD 7 Continued, -TWO LARGE SOUTH ROOMS WITH BOARD. Tablo board wcoommodations, Ilon Tho Itilialde, n. w. cor. 18th and Dod 185 164 assured ARD famlly |, FURNISIED ROOM WITH B M GEN tleman and_ wife with privat Inquirs 1624 Binney stroet, Kountze Plac Wi FOR RENT---UNFURNISHED ROOMS RATES Witor. 1 100 1 1in the: n for less than 2 150 & line 1 No ndver ( e UN Theat, bath, gas ima o nt t ENISHED ROOMS, 5208, 16t strost, f STEAM DOWN TOW per month: cheapest \ble: also tMany houses. G. K. Butts, 311 Paxton block. AND 4 ROOMS BOARDING. o line fiest time and 100 & 1ne ¢ aftor. No advertisement taken for loss than TICEVLLMAN HOUSE, 1310 DODGE, FOI_GOOD bonrd. nicer rd onveniences, rates and 1o eation It cannot b excelled. Mrs. HOF, proprietor. I F 10* STORES AND OFFICES. RATES FOR RENT-: RATE ttor. 1o a lino thore for lass than 25¢ Goa lino first tmo and No advertisomont take FOR RE N d Jackson strects. th street I, Hou 016 Farn, coment b water on of The Bee. [row mest, Mrs. BUILDING, fire proot W fixturos, at the oMce [ 3 LSTORY BRICK bullding Stonm b ote. Appl 1118 JACKSON STORE, STREET, WANTED---TO RENT. a line first time and 10c & (lne the advertisement taken for loss th WANTED, BY, A YOUNG LADY, KOOM ate price, contrally Toeated, break (st and furnished. Address L 16, Bes. ~ RENTAL AGENCIES. ben line fest o a No adyertisement tako 1100 n line the for loss than PAUL, 1609 ¥ L E. COl L RENTAL AGEN 4K, C. Garvin & Co., a line first time and 10 No adyertisement tuken for lss than 250, RATES after. MDY, CLEAN AND BIIVATELY & furnitiire. Omaha Stove Repair Work, I Mgt wiine first time aod 100 a lino thoro. No advertisomont taken for loss th N WANTED-WILL PAY CASIL KO A SH ond hund plano: mustbe away down. Address, kiving klud and lowest prive, "L 18, Beo. = Homs and Jot 1 Cailfornia and %th and Dodge st C AT BOTTC woen Popploton a Jth streets, Address SECOND Addross 156 11 N WANTED. SECOND HAND TV PEWITE: i Remlikton proforred; must bo very cheap, Ad- dress L, 6 Bee. 2 2 e J—TO BUY SECOND-LIAND FURNITURE, AN ost prices paid. Boston Furaiture Co.,08 N. 1th 8l F2 STORED, l\ FIRST CLAS hand sewing muchine of private party. L 11, Beo oftice. [ —FURNITURE, BOUGIIT, SOLD, Wells, 1111 Farnnm stree ~ FOR RENT-MISOELLANEOUS. o comforts | THE OMAHA MONEY TO LOAN---CHATTELS. Conténued. MONEY TO LOAN BY B. F, MASTERS ON 13eho 10 goods, IANOS, OFEADS, horsos, mules, ho lowest possible rates without I of property or change of pos arracgod to snit the borrower. L oAn e made at pal And interest. thus Fing patrons all benefits of the partial pay ment plan. Call and see mo when son want a Joan, or If more plent call telephono 1621 and your bosiness nerang no delay Afldentinl 1 bik: no publicity; 15th and Hatnoy. L MORRIS - 20IFI0* ) 0 DAYS ON yntinental bik. —CHATTELLOANS Y LIFE MONEY furniture O LOAN, 3, 00, AN to. Duft Green, r 20, CHATT MONEY TO LOAN ON " X pCHATTEL LOANS Paxton block. We loan our own no commission. It will pay you to consult s 182 BEN BUSINESS CHANCES. RATES 1o fiest time and 100 a lino thore. aftor. No advertisoment takon for loss than 2ic. 'Y FOR SALE OR TRADE NEW STOCK millinery goods; Involces $47.00; Room obe hotel TENERAL M nty sent town: nborod Omahs will tako aomo first-clnss nnines or farm property. Address L 4, 117:16* 'Y DRUG STORE FOR SALE; CENTRALLY 10 c Dal to suit. Addross 11 8, Boo D SALOON tables, o location pool table, ason for 1n town, eo) selling, po For partic write West Point, Neb. yrapply to ¥ Y, AMAN WITIE MONEY « thentrienl enterprise; with reputable peoi The Millard. Wil be ther WANTED T0 BACK « legitimate investment Addross, E., Morrls, Sund; 7 W 3 138120 Y[ HOTEL IN OMAIA: LEASE AND FUGNI- turo for sale: 60 rooms: business center; low ront: good trade; §1,600; easy terms. Alox. Mooro, 01 Beo bldg. MG 13 Y QR SALE. STOCK ENERAL MDSE. (NO clothing), n a city of 5,000 inhabitants, southern part of Nebrasks, division station of B. & M. Inrge It. . trade: sales §55.000 (o §0,000 per anniuni. Al#0 brick stor or will Toase 1f desired fora torm of y wish to retire from business 2 WANTED, AT SR, NEB., on’ 10 buy graln and stock. Greeley y sent of about 1,000 inhabitants, n . cantrally located in a banner county for stock and gr A party that under. atands the business ean have planty to do and make big money. Address Board of Trade. NS0t 14* FOR EXCHANGE. ca line first timo and 10 & line there. No advertisement taken for less than 2. 7, -S100K OF DILY GOODS FOIL OLEAR LAND, filowa proferred. ” George J. Paul, 100 Fagnam st. RAT after. PAUL, 1000 FAnNAM. HSm11 ALT: OR EX A GOOD CHEM- or sale or will oxchange for hook er outfit. - Address Clerk, Arapshoe, Neb. 7: ARMS, L0 ¥ 4 Zikon liical e and lndd ZaWE D0 A GENERAL REAL STAE fichange business. What havo you to offor? Western Exchange company, Columbus, Neb. TE T0 AMOUNT OF land, vacant lots and benutiful well ostablished bust ; hardware large gene Address F T7—FINE PROPERTY litor vac 77—CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M D'SE; WILL fitake real ostato & money. Box b, FrankfortInd RATES—15c a line first Umo and 100 a line thera after. Noadvertisement taken for lu > FORSALE, PORTLAND CUT $120.00. 1415 Capitol avenue, P, FORSALE FOR©00 LESS THAN TALK OF first cost. u firat-class cutter, only used once or Comptroliers office. 200 12 ¢ wiine first time and 100 a lne there- 0 ndvertisomont taken £or Loss than IMMEDIAT Jcelva Instructions keep books, K ou $7.00 and $5.00 per week. J §th and 15th; Smith, 95 N. 204 12+ time and 10c n line there- No advertisemont taken for less than 250 DIN . COR Eillibesea kohonniitare: ey & Hall, premises. oI ftor. (’5 FOI SAL thand moved at once. Farnam MeKin WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE must bo a Koo ook N-WANTED, A COMPE Toferences roquired. Miss Kountze, Forest Hill 194 13 (-WA housework. Mrs Hamiiton, 820 Farnam 18713 07 8. T-WAN C ren, 0D COOK AT street. Ring bell upstairs., TED, GDOD GIRL FOR HOU C D, ISEWORK SITS.10th st (ni TAM ‘and froninig, “A_GOOD GIRL work; family of two. ENERAL HOUS South 820 streot FOR 112 FOR RENT---HOUSES. o line first time and 10c a lino the 0 advertisement taken for loxs than RENT. -ROOM HOUSE, CORNER MA- th sirects; 1 good repalr. “Inabico wlons, ngent. MG ]) LARS T. 1 ~FOR RENT, 10 HOUSES, §.00 AND UPWARDS per month avis company. 190 FI0 'l) FOR RENT, NEW 3-ROOM COTTAGE, {Toward stroot: all modern convenioncos. Ham Tel. 117! after. PAUL, 1000 FARNA titon Bros., bullders, 414 8. 5th. T, 00w Hou aenired, 2 bloc grounds. Enquire i M165 16 ARTLY FURNISHED 1 from motor; stable, ample 0 12 MODER! HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS Al Murphy. i1 BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT IN SOUTI linLocation best suited for an- Irlshman. aho. M i $10 10 §15; BEST RIS 2 Bee bl DiFOR RENT CiEAL, 1416 Jackson street. 8. 10th street, ¢ Db k& g room tous \dence flats fn city. Mead Iny't Co SE 10 ROOMS, onts, §0.0 per mouth, |) “FOR RENT, S-ROOM THOUSE, WITH BOTH s ndrango It desired, nil In g0od condition; loeation near 20th and St Mary's avenue. Price ronsonable; special Lorms gIVON to tho right party. Inguire 2012 Farnam at., oF G. B. Taschuok Heo M0 NEW 6 ROOM (¢ MODERN 1M ments. a" Apply C. " oom o i) 0-ROOM HOUSE ND DAVENFPORT, it convont nth,” K. K. Dar 1ok, Barker bic M 808 ROOM HOUSE, 1ablo, TOREN TMPROVE. ; Abply, R Kaliat, tatlor, 211 M. 1oth at. [ Do corner W b and seworag hirtieth streel ary W. Yates, HT ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONV J.¥. Barton, 2616 Capitol ave. 2211 FURNISHED ROOMS. IlA TES-15 a line Innb‘ ar IOB RENT-. ime und 100 a lino there: No advortisement taken (or leas than 250 FRO! S, MODERN, STEAM, GAS, bath, ete utlemen, 1517 Loavenworth. i ToL2 O 3 ROONS FURNISIED ¥OR 1 Ukoeplig: s'am heat partion with reforen Ji 4 ROOMS FURNISHED FUR OUSE KEEPING §15.00 per month if takon st once, near Hunscom park. Address, K 55 Beo. BE- nyeniences: (o NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR G B “men; modern convenlonces, Address L7, Hes 19 15 TROOMS s 159 CAPITOL 0o 14* FULN % nght hou: ED ROOMS AND ping 21N 15th ISHED ROOMS, 611 N R0¢ Tt 0§ [0 LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOI BOARDERS o housekeoping; will rent cheap: 1314 1.;“;:,““. -NICK HOOMS, STEAM HEAT, port. F ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, 343 DODG ) ol Jz8e rulnflflflln ROOMS AND BOARD. 1‘ RUOMS AND BOARD. 213 8. 3741 8T, in ue M209 Qi FORBALE—FEMALE WATER SPANIEL AND two puppies Inquicn st 1007 8. T1th. 130114 “FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. KATES 150 n lino first timo and 100 a lino thore after. No advertisoment taken for loss than 2c. .56 ACRES, ADJOINING FINE FRUIT FARM Address B. A, Kisser, city Timits Council Bluffs, Council Blufls, I PO SALE, BEST BARGAIN INTHE CITY, 40X feet with 5 room cottage at 2423 Bristol 'strect, worth §2,600, for 10 days at 81,800: §00 cash, balunce 1o sult; owner removed from city; see me qulek It you want it. J. I Johnson, 842 N. Y. Life bullding. JAST FRONT HOUSE AND LOT 3 ftle from P. 0., former price, Dbad on quick salo for §1,800. West Omaha corner. high, 70x112. $2,300. Corner on Lowe avenue, 2 blocks from car, $1,050. Slghtly acre. Belvedere, near Fort Omaha, §60. Hutehinson & Wead. 1524 Douglas st. g1 DAILY BEE The Most Effective Tonic in LA GRIPPE Dicro’s Mmlflmflw i, This preparation str(fifl at the sent of the evil by restoring quickly and ‘ipifectunlly the nuteitlve functions of the debilit4thd aystem Sold by 41 Drugalsts, B, FOUGERA {00, Agents for U, & L0, 28 & 30 No#th Willam St.N. Y. IROPOSAL TUESDAY, $ FOR ERECT Buildings, Stodid Heating and and Fire Escafigs. Department of the rior. Office of Indian Affairs, Washingion, D. O, January 6. 1802 —SEALED PROPOSALS, on- dorsed, “Proposals for erection of bulldings, am heating, ote,” ns the case may be, and uddressed to the Commissioner of Indian Af- falrs. Washington, D. C., will be recelved nt this office until | o'elock, p. m., of February &, 1802, for the eroction at the Pine Ridge Age South Dakotn, of one brick assombly bullding one Urick hospital bullding, and one briek voflor house, us per plans and specitications which muy Uo examined at the offices ot the Repubilein, of Rapid City, 8. D, the BER of Omaha, Neb, and the Buildérs Board of Trade, corner ith and Cedur stroets, St. Paul, Minn., nnd at the Pine Ridge Agency. Bidders will be required to submlit sepurate bids for ench bullding, and state the longth of time proposed to bo consumed In their const tion. Bids are nlso Invited for furnishing all muchinery, materials, and all lsbor nece to put them in position. for heating and ve tillating the assembly building, the hosplt building. the present school building, and tne laundry (now in course of construction). all to e provorly conneeted by adequute pives with the boiler house; from which they ure to be hented. Separate bids should also be made for heatinz and ventilating ns above. from boller house, only the assembly buliding and the present school building. Separate bids are also Invited for furnishinz and placing one or two fire escupes on the ussembiy and hospitul buildinzs wh 10 shall have boen erocted, uls0 on the preseut scheol building, Bidders on henting and ventiluting, and fro escup to uccompany their h designs specifications of th ing and tilation and fire escapes proposed to be fur- nished: said desicns and specitications to be adupted to the buildings to which thoy are to be apnifed. The right §s reserved to reject any or all bids, or any part of any bid if doemed for the best interest of the service. OERTIFIED CHECKS—Exch bid must be accom- panicd by cortified cheek or draft upon some Tnited States depository or solvent national bank in the vicinity of the residence of tho bidder, made payable to the order of the Com- misioner of Tndian Affairs, for at least FIVE PER CENT of tho amount of the proposal, whicl check or draft will be forfeited to the United Statos in caso any bidder or bidders recoiving an award shall fall to promptly execute o contract with good and sufficlent sureties, otherwiso to be retnrned to the bidde accompanted by cash in lieu of & certif heck will not be considered. 'T. J. MOR Commissioner of Indian Aflirs. IROPOSALS FOR FIE . South Dake “proposals. ondorsed “Propos: for fiold sewds.” and addressed to the un.e sizned ut Rosebud Agency, South D: be received ut this m., of Monday, Januury for furnish- in und delivering at_this azency about 1,500 bushels of secd oats, 600 bushe s of seed corn, 1300 bushels of soed potatoss, and 00 hushels of seed whont. Bidders w1l be required to state in thoir blds the proposed price of cach articlo offered for delivery under a cottract. The right s rosorvad to reject any or all bids, orany part of any bid, if deomed for the hest interests of the scrvicd, CERTIFIED OHECKS.— Ench bid must be accompanied by a certified check or draft upon; somo United States de- pository or solventnational bunk he vicin- ity of the residence, of, the bidder, made pay- able to the order of the Commissioner of In- Qlan Affairs, for at\past FIVE PER CENT of tho amount of the proposal. which check or draft will be forfeited to_the UNITED STATES In case any bidder or bidders recolving an award shill fail to promptly execute a contract with good und sufliciont sureties, otherwise to be returned to the bidder, Bids accompanied by cash In lieu of a certified check wiil not be cons:dered. For lu)uhrr Information apply to J.GEO. WRIGHT, U.'s. Indian Agent. J2d21ed Land ON OF SCHOOL Ventlln- Stockholders' Company. Notice 13 heroby given that the annual meeting of the stigkholders of the Unlon Land compiny for the election of five dire fors and sucl other Business as way Tawfuily core before the medting will be heid at room 1, third floor, Union Pacific building, in the city of Omaha, Neb#ipon Monday. the 1ith day of Junuary, 182t 10 0'¢lock i. m. W CARROLL, nion Assistant Sec Omaha, Neb., Docomber 22, 1801, DXd20tM Assignee Sale. The whole stock of school furniture, office supplles, und cabinet letter fles and-one sufe, or will 861l in Job loty. J. W, HARRIS, Assignoe. Call at German-American Savings ban k Omaha, Neb. D2odet MSo MlSCELLANEOUB RATES~150 & lino first timo and 106 a lino_thero after No advertisement taken for less than 25c. R;NIGHT SOHOOL. 5. 1 SMITH, THE EX pert accountant, gives instructions {n bookkeep- Ing and assists in procuring situations; terms to sult. 935 New York Life. 3118 CLAIRVOYANTS. W line first timo And 10c n line thero- 0 advertisenent taken for less than 25 RATY after. Qo ABRIVAL EXTIAORDINAIY, WONDERFUL rovelntlons Chllenges the world, Mrs. Dr M. Legrave, dead trance elairyoyant, astrologlst, palmist and lito reader; ‘telis your 'ifo from tho unites the soparated: causes mar- ona you love; tolls where you will 0 What business best udapted for: has vptlan breastplate for luck and to destroy bid Influences; eures fits, intemperancoand all private complaints with massage. baths and al- cohol trontment. Send 82, lock of hair. name and date of birth and recelve nccurato life chart; 2 cents In stamps for eircular; givo Initials of ono vou will marey: also photos Of swme. Omco 1007 South 11th street, first foor: hours, o . m. 10 9 p. m. Come one. come oll, and bo convinced of this wonderful oracle. Kis STR! QMRS NANNIE V. WARREN, roliable business medium, fifth yen; “MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. RATES - atter. T 1oc n line first time and 10 o line there No ndvertisement taken for less toan T CLAS M22 11 OL AVENUE, ur and soa baths. B " Y BLECTRO THER. and hair {reatment, manicure S. 158, Withnell bik. VISIT THE ONLY FIit nnha. over 610 8. 15th at. MASSAGE pariors o O T MARSAGE TREATMENT, wal baths. seal and chiropodiat,Mrs. Post,3lt | W6 G WALLACE, 812 BROWN MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. W 1o firat thuo and 100 n line there after tsomont taken for less than 2 3 n\ll\l-‘ TH AT Tow soalt Kimbalt iAo, 4. Hosy 1513 Do ugl NBECK. BANIO 1T 14 N. 15th stroot MONEY TO LOAN- REAL ESTATB 150m lino first timo and 100 a {ine there- No advortisement taken for less than 2 1000 FARNAM CHER 30 floor. 983 “' LOANS. GEORGE J, PAUL, stroat \\ KSTATE, ) pany i firstel LOANS ON REAL | ratos. The O.F.Davis AP [ puey; only ‘upon th street. . “ GPER CENT FIRNT Ttiehard C. Patters W Loares, 7, Womoney W ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. L1 os for choloo s MORTGAGE LOANS, b, 1611 Faraam st ™ BOARD TRADE, EASTERN W Loas OR SALE. ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYM 10 houses, The O.. Davls company, . 191 FI0 ' 10 ACRE IMPROVED FARM, 15 MILES FROM 0mana. 320 Hutelinson & Wead, 1624 Douelus TWEST SIDE Moth 14 FPWELVE LOTS FOR SALE IN Omaha. Address K 5, Bee. Fop EATEy crolckTRR oI PATM A1 AOKES il ‘onst of postoffico, Council Bluffu: & acras n binckborrios, U0 younk frult troos grape vines: house, barn and outbulldings cnt bargain if taken at once. A. 15 Bee office. Councll Bluffs. M4 12 AT 160 ACRES FIKST CLASS FARM lana 20 only required for first payment 19520 LK, Knox county REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WO RLD. Jos. P. MEGEaTH, 1607 FARNAM STREET, OMA NEB. RAILWHY‘I’IME GARD & Q| Arrive mahu. 9 ACRES GARDE I8¢ ‘Totles Teom pORt: s B 18 Bee office, MOIT JOR SALE AT A BARG Jand inside ot élty. I office, Council Bluffs. Counctl Bluffs, ~-Chicnger Vestibule Chiongo e §30 p . hicako Expross.. 650 p m|..... Chlcago & Towa Lo JR00n m a4l nm 500 p m 816 a m LOT 15, BLOCK ¢ to South Omaha. monthly if desired. Boe. 383 FQREALE AT A BARGALN, W. L. Shelby's irst addit Rmali payment down, balance Tnquire G. B. Taschuck, Omal O SALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, §10. §1.2%0 UP: ensytormi: take clor property:as first paymont. G. G, Wallace, Brown block, 1ith and Douglas, 1'uu SALE, NEBRASKA FARM LANDS. Wallace, 123 Browa block, 16th and Douglas E. CORNER 2/I'H_AND HICKORY, 0x12) : u bargain for a fow daysonly. K. K. Dar- or block. W 0-ACRE FARM 12 MILES FROM LINCOLN. §20 per ucre. Co-Operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N. h street 08 11 4 100 u line thero No advertisement taken for less than 2 RAT after. OST-BANK ROOK CONTAINING § Jlottors, between 115 N. 0th nnd . k. and €l feag book. ~Liberal reward £o ONT- sinclosed, WATCH CHARM, WITH TV wife and child; liberal reward to finder. MI812 DRESSMAKING. 4 100 line th 1or loss than ITAS OPENED DIES lith & Douglas 150 a lino first time a No adyertisement tal RATES after. W. J. SCOLES making parlors at the N. K. cor. Sturdy, 320 8. 26th st 5400 14 HAIR GOODS. tmo and 100w Tino th speo ete., In stoo Davios, 1115, 150 @ line first time and 100 & line thore- onttaken for loss than 2o, LI QRSES WINTERED AT TOWEST WATES AT Bollevuo stock farm; box stalls If desired Clarke, 10 Board of Trade bullding or Bellevue. PATENT SOLIOITORS. \‘; SECOND MORTGA Beo Bldg. N 10WA Ol f ovi e . and farues W ¥ ingor, 150 Rarihsa. 650J205% ANDTRUST CO,BEE BLI “MONEY T0 LOAN ON LONG OK SHORT Lme in wums of £100 to $10.020! Mutunl Inyestmiont Cou pany. W LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST olass security. Lovett & Woodman, 20 ¥l i w0 J31 BLOCK. p f5iaa waiiy Ml VW IEAT BSTATE LOANS 6770 7 FRiL CRNT, ney's foes W. B. Melkle, First National bank bldg. VW - LOARS ON INFROVED AND UNTN ROV ity rogerty, U AR AR 0 8 bt o Farnam Smith & Co., 15th & Harn e oL ki No delays. RATES 150 Iln. first H.mu and 10¢ a Ilno there- atter. No advertisement takon for loss than 0 DATENT LAWYERS AND W, Hoe bullding, O Branch at Washington, D.C." Co MASQUERADE COSTUMS, ETC. RATES OLICITORS, ha, Neb. 15¢ a line first time and 100 & line there wftor. No udvertisoment taken for loss thav ADIES & GENTLEMEN CAN RENT MASQUE Jrade costumes at 114 8 16th. Golden Eagle store. - m CUTLERY DRINDINO JEND YOUR SCISSORS, RAZORS, ETO Dground to Underland & Co., 106 8. 14th st _ MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. TASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD. CARSON & FOR OLD Banks. room 30 Barker block, Omaha. ™ PAWN BROKERS. LOANSON REAL ESTATH AND COLLAT. toral notes and mortgages bought. leed & Solby, 534 Board of Trade. kit MONEY TO LOAN---OHATTELS. WAKES 15 alino fret time and 100 & 1ing there after. No advertisement taken 107 less than Sic. X OB FRAORARD, B, WITHNELL BLK i 166 u lino first time and 100 & Iino ther No advortisement taken for less th “m FUMARTI, REMOVED i PILES. farsre willlear o1 dressicg TUTTLE & CO” RATES arter. INSTANT R ATiivos | Omann. 400 p m 405 p m 935 0 m 4§00 p m BJURLINGTON & MO. Kl Depot 10th and Maxon Sts. “Denver Vestibule Limite: Deadwood Denver E Denver Expesss. Lincoln Limite wm pm am| Leaves | Omaha. TArrives 1aha. 5% p m . .Ii.v C. B, i Mason Kaynbns Clty Dy Night via U Tenves Omaha. | Arriy Union Deporioth ant sarey Sta.] Omar 0 Expross Denver E Overlan ks & Fair _Pacitic Expross. ofug | CHICAGO, R 1 & PACIFIC. __East. |Union Depot 10th & Marcy St 0w o tantlo Expross.. atibule Express. ... NIght Kxpross. Kast. [ 620 p m | 110 b m 0 m From Marcy Sts.| West. ~Denver Limited Denver Express. 2207 p i 705 poml.ii dpot and M. ~.Chiengo K LL@hicago K SI0UX CITY & PACIFIC _Depot, 101 and Mar 100 Len Omaha pm m JArrives Omahn J1020p m 'l K> 10008 m CITY & PACIFIC. hand Wobstor st Lenves Omah 5361 Leaves [ClI Omaha U. 25 u m(kx. 125 a m| 0 p ml G156 p w| U Kastern Flyer... 1l 700 p_m|.(ix Hat.) FgapMatl (Ex. Moi). | HUIR Y U. P. depot, i} furoy Ste 10 p ml......5¢ Loul¥Oannon Bail.. 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Councll Blu 8t Louls Canon Ball, TOUX CITY & PACIFI lon Depot, Councll Blufs Sloux Clty Avcommodatic St Paul Exprass Arrives Omaha 10.15 p m Tra 030 o 1000 p 705 pw Loaves 025 A m .15 & & |Arrives Transrer 020 & m 555 p 1 11250 p m CHIC 215 p m Arrives |Transrer 1600 p o 940 8 m NOWTHW ESTERN| A pot, Councll Blafts. | T'r Chilcago Bxproas 530 p m Veatibule Limited [ 3108 w Knstern Flyer 0pm B | (K Sai Atlantio Mall (X Moa)| 748 8 B, CORFOLl Pasvenger...oune 1000 p m JANUARY 12, othry.” 1892 A MATTER OF THE GREATEST IMPORTANCE To Our Readers Throughout the West. Editorial Correspondence, During our investigations and subsequent exposure of numerous medical impostors and fake specialists throughout the West which have occupicd the attention of the Ciicaco Trave Review, we claim no wonderful praise and do not set ourselves up in any phari- saical sense for thus protecting the ma We have done nothing more nor less than any right-feeling, honest, pub- lic-spirited newspapers should do. As we have not been de- terred from expressions of dis- approval where imposition e ists, we will not refrain from praise where praise is fairly and honestly due; where con- demnation is proper, such is applied unsparingly, but praise when deserved should also be given without stint. Hence we do not hesitate to single out Dr. J. E. McGrew, of Omaha, Nebraska, as a practi- tioner fully deserving of the highest praise. Seventeen years' experience gives Dr. McGrew a prestige which add- ed to the general expressions of confidence expressed to the correspondent by leading citi- zens of Omaha, gives this gen- tleman a position which is im- pregnable. The fact that dis- eases of a private nature are his specialty, gives him a de- cided advantage over the gen- eral practitioner, and wherever €8¢ inquiry was made among lead- ing merchants, manufacturers, bankers, municipal and county officials and others, the strong- est preponderance of testimony showed beyond a doubt that Dr. McGrew does all that he agrees to, that every claim he makes is lived up to fully— that promise and performance go hand in hand. He is a throughly trained physician, a scientist of no un- certain standing, a deep thinker, akeen reasoner, a per- sistent reader of the literature of his profession, and hence a wide awake and intelligent specialist, He is thus better able to treat certain and defin- itely named diseases than is the physician who undertakes to treat all diseases—‘‘Jacks of all Trades” are rapidly becom- ing as unpopular in medicine as they are.in other lines of business. Hence, as a matter of simple justice, we cannot but endorse Dr. McGrew. Those who have writteg us how they have been impos®l upon and swindled will find that Dr. McGrew is as far above such petty decep- tion as the sun is superior to the rushlight, and that his methods are open and abov board. During all our investi- gations we have not encount- ered a more thorough, a better equipped or more reliable spe- cialist; during our twenty years. of experience as correspond- ent we have never had occa- sion to comment on a business conducted more in keeping with the principles of square dealing and honor, Hence, upon Dr. McGrew we set the seal of our own approval, and will as a journalist guarantee that every transaction with him will be honestly conducted. as far as heis concerned.— Chica- go Trade Journal. FARMER BROWN'S BAY NARE. Rochester Post-F ‘Pa, take the glass wad see ain’t some one turnin’ into our lane? it’s comp’ny comin’ I want to know." Old Daniel Roberta arose from his chair in which it was his fashion to sit tilted back, his head resting on the whitewashed wall of the kitehen, and as it had been his habit to sit in exactly the snme place off and on for the last ht or ten years. his head had left its printin a round greisy mark on the wall. Daniel Robert’s folks always kept n small fiold glass with which to scan the road and long lane whichled up from it to the farmhouse. “Why, I do declare, ma! if it ain’t Luke Brown an’ his wife from Altower! I know ths \ of their's with the white star in her f “You don’t say its Browns! Well, we'll hear all about their Levi's mar- ringe and all tho news from over the bay. You'd best be gettin’ out to the front to meet ‘em, whito [ hustle round and make things primper. Sarah Me: liss Brown keeps her place as neat ns ¢ whistle the'hull time.” “And how have you kept your health this while past, Mis’ Brown?” inquires Mrs. Roberts of her stout, good-natured looking vixitor. The men have gone to the barn to “*put up” the horses and the women folks aro sottling down for chat. **Oh, fair to middlin’, Mis’ Roberts. I felt the winter pretty much an’ then Levi's weddin® came on after, an’we 1 her folks, aunts an’ cousins an’ all to our place on the second day, an’ I did a deal of bakin® for it, 1 tell you!® *T was clear astonished,” Roberts, “‘when pa came home an’ told me Levi was married—and to Maturle Bell—for when he was to your place in the fall you said his father wouldn’t hear to his havin’ her at all, not but what I always suid to ps that Maturie Beli secemed a good little thing, an’ if she an’ your Levi was fond of each other, why not let ’em marry?” b that’s what I always said to Luke,” interrupted Mrs. Brown, but he wouldn’t give in to it atall. He said Levi shouldn’t bring her home, an where else could the boy tuke her? He said she was only fit to read novels an’ sew her finery an’ that she’d never be any help tomwe, an’he wouldn’t have her ‘round for me to wait on. I d1d risk all that: for Levi had come to me an’ he said to m ‘Mother, couldn’t you get father to consent to my marvyin’ Maturie an’ to me bringin’ her home?’ He says, ‘Mother, Maturie is stronger than she looks, she does asight o’ work for all her brothers an’ her si ters, an’ father needn’t think she’ll sit still' here an’ let you do everything. An’ besides,’ says he, ‘mother, 'l never marry anyone else! there aint no use for father to will it. I love Maturie, an’ she loves me, an’ if father aw’t willin’ \vh\ we'll only have to ’bide our time an’ perhaps 1 ean got u job to work some one’s farm.’ ‘Now Levi,’ 1 says, ‘dont you spy o word more. Just vou try to humor your father some, an’ I'll do my bests bu you know your father’san awful contr’y man sometimes,but don’t you go to runnin’ off an’ leavin the old place! You are my only boy an’ I couldn’t let you go.’ Well, he suid he'd try to be vatient an’ not cross his father any more than he could help, an’ 1 tried what I could do with Luke, but it was just a waste o' words. He said she hadn’t a and to her name, and that he meant Levi to have the farm an’ if he was to get it he must look higher than if that I now says Mrs, “WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.” Tn the family are more often the result of disordered digestionthan most people know. BEECHAM'S PILLs will keep peace in @ curing Sivls Stomach, Impatred D ordered er, Co o nd Nervous Disorders arlsing from theae causes. “0rall nlmbgms. Price 2§ cents a box. New York Depot, 36; Canal St, €2 CURE EVERY CASE ¢ MONEY REFUNDED. "Our curo is permanent and not a patching up. Cases Arcatod Vo yours Ago have mever scen o aympiom aince. Ty describing cuse fully we can treat you by Toalh; and wo give tho same Birong wuArNLoo (0 curo or rorand all fmoney. 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They do sc in order to make mors money out of you by sell ing you something that costs’ them less of worthless {m's end_the marvelons Fre: y CALTHOS free, u. o that CALTHOS Use it and pay if satisfied. Addrows, VON MOHL CO., Bole American Ageats, (lacianat, Ohlo, o e Host Cough Byrup. u time. 8ol b, » { Maturie Bell. T declare T didn't dare to tell the poor lad at once, an’ it hap- | pened that the very night Luke an' me | had had this talk, the barn took fire. You heurd tell of it, I 8'pose?” “Yes, | heard it was all burnt, that you lost the bay mars in the but that worn’t true, o' course. heard it contordicted afterwards, never no particulars,’ “Well, that's part o' | to tell you ‘hout Levi. | has vilued that mare | earthly creatur’ on the nigh, ! “I've heard say she wasa fine t interrupted hor listener, Yes, an’ Luke has counted on her | makin’ his fortune for him on that score, Well, this mornin’ before the fire two strangers came to look nt Star, an’ they offered Luke n good prico for her, but Luke wouidn’t trade. He know what hie was ‘bout, an’ he knew he could } got more than that for her, for those as was judges of horses had ‘sured him of it, un’ besides ho'd been offered more than these strange buyers was willin® to give. He seen that they looked mighty disppointed over not strikin'a bargain for the mare, un' it made him all the | surer of h value, so when we was \ wakened to find the barn all e with Star in it. I thought Luke would go clear mad. It haa got so far ahead there was no savin® it, but hoe said he'd give most all he was worth if any one would venture In to save r. Lvery ono suid it couldn’t bo dond, but if Levi didn’t start up an’ before either of us could stop him, although we hollored to him like mad not to, he plungad right into the flames. I was that erazy whoen [ saw him do it I [ hardly knew what I was doin’, and his pa was for startin’ after him, but some of the neighbors held on to him, and it seemed the longest time when out eraw 1 my poor boy. he was terr’bly scorcned an’ most suffocated: but thank the Lord, not serious, an’ he says ‘Father, the mare ain’t therey leastyw \ys [ eouldn’t find hor in her stall.’ Woell, we con- cluded the poor thing had broke loose an’ gone to some other part, perhaps right_into the fire. Horses are that stupid in fires,” The entrance of the two farmers hero cut short Mrs. Brown’s story, so she whispered she would finish it later on when they should be alone again he visitors shortly sat down to as delicious a meal as ever greeted five people with ood hearty appotites and honest diges- tions, The hired man made the fifth at the table, and he ate as if he wished vis- 1tors came every ds “Now, Mis" Brown, do tell me the rest an’ however yon got the mare? [de- clare I've been that anxious for the men folks to take themsel off a spell. [ never see them so slow,” snid Mrs, Rob- erts to hee visitor. The two women sat opposite each other rocking backwards and forwards in thew rocking chuirs, while through the open windows near them came the smell of the early fruit blossoms—pear and apple and plum. “Well,” resutaed Mrs. Brown, ‘‘the second mornin’ aftor the fire we was ittin’ at breakfast. Luke had hardly tasted a bite, but sat there lookin’so glum, when who should drive righb past the window, into the yard an’ up to the horse block but Maturie Bell an’ I guess Luke thought he'd seen a spook sure, for there was Star, our bay mare, hitched to the buggy before her.’ “Law sakes! Mis’ Brown, did Maturie come by that?” her listener. “Why, the thing’s as piain as day- light. You see them horse buye horse thieves, I mean—thoy took the mare out of her stable after we was gone to bed ana set fire to the barn, 80 as to throw us off our ftrack, “sposin’ it wouldn’t be found out but what ihe mare was burnt, too; an’ sure enough, wo thought she was, although we couldn’t find no bones of her next day. Well, of course these men got the sturt, an’ by the next mornin’ they was miles back in the conntry where we knowed no one an’ none knowed us. but Providence willed they should stop to Juke Trotter’s place for rest an’ water an’ feed for their horses, an’ if Jake Trotter don't happen to beMaturie’s own uncle on her mother’s side an’ Maturie had gone down there to v weok, 80,0’ course, she kuowed the mare the moment she sot eyes ou it. Ain’t Levi taken her many a :ide be- hind it? Maturie, she got her uncle to question the men quiet an’ unsuspicious like, an’ they said as how Star wuas o horse they ‘d bought two weeks before of a man named Smith somewhere back in the country. Course they never thought of there bein’ any one round as would know they was lym’. As for Jake Trotter he warn't any the wiser; but Maturie, when she heard this, she says to her uncle, ‘Oh! I ‘spose I was mistaken in her.” But she knew there wasn’t two horses with just exactly them same points us Star, soshe just watched her chance an’ when the men went off with Trotter to look at a horse he had in a uneighbor’s barn she slipped in where Star was eatin’ an’ sho called her soft by the pet name Luke calls her by, an’ the horse knowed Maturie at once an” whinny’rd to her; so Maturie she made up her mind in a minute an’she just took that norse an’ with their hired boy's help—sho tola him it was stole an’ she knew hi rightful owners an’ was goin’ to take it back to them—she hitched him to her uncle’s buggy an’ off she rode it for all it was worth. She didn’t even wait to get a cloak or shawl or anythin’ for Toar her uncle’s folks would stop her, an’ the hired boy was most seared to death an’ said he was ’fraid they’d both be took to ‘juil for horse stealin’, but Maturie 1 was 80 sure it was our horse an’ that it was stole from us, that she didn’t care. It was awful cold, an’ whon she got to our place the plucky little thing wus just about perished. I tell you, the sight of her blue fuce an’ hands, which was all but froze stiff, just openod father’s heart; he couldn't stay sef i ag had risked her lifo most to save his horse, an’ he just *Here, Levi,vou can marry her; she's worth any other three girls around after all,” Well, Tchafed her han’s an’ Levi kissed her right before us, an’ snid: *‘Welcome home, Maturie. An’ then we all four laughed un’cried an’ took on 8o you'd thought we was just about crazy. So now you know the hull story an’ between you un’ I Luke thinis as much of her today us if she was his own daughter, “Well, ma. an’ fire, Pa but goin’ Luke overy pretty what I'm You seo, above place, rotter, but_how ojaculated " said Danel Roberts to his wife as they sav alone in the kitchen after their visitor’s departure, *‘that story is just the best one I hev heard in a long time, an’ it ain’t no wonder that Luke Brown sots so much store by that daughter-in-law of hin,” - Dewitv's Little Earlv Risers, best piils - Wanted—Copies of the EVENING Ber of October 15 and MORNING Bee of Octobor 16, Leave nt BEE counting room. Solid [ Vestibuled, electric lighted aml steam heated, with the finest dining, sleeping and rechning chair car service in the world, via the *Chioago & Omaha Short Lane” of the Chicago, Milwygukes & St. Puul Railway, Double daily train service, leaving Omaha at 1 p. m. and 6:20 p. m., with no teanstor at Coun- cil “Bluffs us heretofore. 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