Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 13, 1892, Page 7

p"&‘. i / _ 8PEGIAL NOTICES, | VERTISEMENTS FOIt will be taken nntl 12:30 and until 8:50 p, m., for the THERK COLUMNS m., for the evening orning or Sunday edl 1500nts & ents a line therenfter, or No ndvertisement taken for first Insertion. Torms,cash the 1ine. Init int ak & word secutively. Advor. ok, cAn have vance. Nnres Al ndvert isers, by ¢ thelr iotte of Tiw BE 100 pr ors 0 nddressed will be delly the check. Atthe following by fred Lo take specinl be hiad at the main oMeo: South Oniaha Branch Ofce—No. Lister b John W . I Farnaworth, pharmscist W.J. Hughes, pharmaciat, (24 § C ¥, Hatterfield, pharmaeist, 2% N street, 18t 11th and Mason streots. 115 Cuming street. Kth stroet. 718 Lenvenworth n.mu». pharmacy, 24th and Farnam. SITUATIONS WANTEDA = time and 10c & line there ent taken for less than NEWSPAPER MAN OF FXP abflity, will confer with part newspaper project in western town with bright prospects. A 9, Boe, il Biuffa. A WANTED, AN EXPRRIENCED ACCC ant from An outsids town wants to s Bituntion (n the ity of Omaha. Splendid refer. ences can be furnished as to eapaoility, sobriety e A SITUATION BY AN EXPERT bookkeoper ahd stenographer: can furnish® No. 1 reforences. Address W, DeVaughn, 1927 Farnam at. 205 14 WANTED--MALE HELP. RATES-15c n line first time and 106 after. sement taken f0 Boyadacens wa [ YWIHERE TO tnke ainess Advertise, dls. te elrenlar 1p to sell €o0ods, Expensos advanced. expoc lso your for home work or traveling, Sloan & i George street, Cinclnnatl, O TRAVEL FOR OUR & Wellington, Madl ine L Tews than rih )y b Ktato ox preferenct Co., Mfrs., Stone B WAN braskn (o & tall trade. Givi dross P, 0. Box o1 BARE YQU A CATHOLIC! ployed? WL you work for 818 j to ‘me at once. J. R. Gy, 194 Chicago, 111. Rodesp FORMANUAT, ON SPECIFIC OXY Certaln cure for catarrh and ali diseas Diond, thront and Tungs. 510 Sheely buildiy FOR NE to the re. nee. Ad- M2i0 14 UNEM Writo street, AR BALESMED 1 well advertised clenr experience an I You Madiso B WANT A MAN UNDERSTAN on table and work ar ]2 ithout the best of clty refere Dougias st FURNISHED ROOIS AND !OABD l' FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, GAS. bath and heat. Terms reasonable. 213 N 17th M240 15 BOARD. mmodations. Ho forta he Hillside, n. w. cor. 18th FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD FOIR NG ann and wifo with private family. Inguiré y e Wl FOR RENT. HATES aftor. (o aumER Thoat, bat -UNFURNISHED ROOMS time and 10c a line thero. at taken for 1088 than 250 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM Ana. 020 8. 10U atroot, fat iy i Foe line flrat No ndvertisem 54 8, 17TH STREET, (2. 3 AND & KOOMS ~ DOWN Thousekeeping: # to 812 per mo Tent possibio: aiso many houses. G Paxton block BOARDING. TATES 150 a line first ti after. No ndvertise and 10e & line thoro. taken for, less than % DODGE. FOIk GOOD lences, rates and 10+ . Mrs. HoFn, proprietor. 201 F 1 FOR RENT---STORES AND OFF!CES RATES after. 150 % 1ina first tin No advortisoment nd 10 a line thers akon for lnas than 250 [ FOR RENT, COl Lith and Jackson streets. Tith street pullding has stoam hoating water on il the 100rs, gas, ote. Apply of The Bee. 0 100 & 1ine the STORAGE‘ 150 line first time and 100 & ine the No advertisement tuken for less than 25 PRIVATELY STOIRED Topair v RATES after. M DRV AN ~XND furnitire. Omaba M OLDEST. CHEABEST AND B house in the city. Willlams & Cross, T Do TORAG W line first time and 1Ue a line th No adyertisement taken for less than FOI A S Address, RATES NTED-WILL PAY CASI 1 plano; must bo awn Kiving kind and lowest price, “L 13, THE xonr TO LOAN. REAL E!TA" Continued. CE, 813 BROWN BLAC . M VW REAL ESTATE LOANS 070 7 PER ORNT; o additional chargos for commission or att or: ney's fees. W. B. Molkls, First National bank bldg. 75 G, G. WAL MONEY TO LOAN---CHATTFELS. line first time and i0c a line ¢ > ndvortisement taken for 1oss than MONEY TO LOAN BY B, ¥ RS ON household goods. planos, organs mu at the [owest possible ratos without publicity, removal of property or change 0f pos session. Time areanged Lo wilt the borrowor. Puyments of any rmount can do st any time, reducing both principal and interost. thus giving patrons all tue benefits of the partial pay ment plan Call and wee me when you want & loan, or It more convenient eall tolephone 131 and your bnsiness can be arranged at home. Money always on hand: no delay: no publieity; Towest cates: business confidential B.F. Masters, U4 Wihnell ik, (3th and Hacney. BLK MAST X ROBT PRITC HARD, 15, WITHNELL MC WIFI0* DAYS X CHATTRL LOANS 02 N, ¥ LiVE, 0,00, AND 00 Duff Green, 3, C MONEY TO LOAN, furniture, ete Y MONEY CHAT Xasaih \ CHA NS, BENEDICT & WIRAY, 011 A Paxton block. We loan our own money, charge 0 commission. 1t will pay you to consult s, TO LOAN Cummin ON BUSINESS CHANCES. 1 1o t taken for 1in 45 ] BOSTON LAUND| roum for rent 10w. arnu M8 14 i"mn SALE OR TRADE NEW STOCK OF millinery goods; Involoes $47.00; Room 16, @ hotel. Mos 1t Y A dise 0 good good county seat town some first-class unineambered Omaha property. Address L 4, Bee L FURNISH b SALE. In West Point, two bl pool table, upstairs for club rcoms, fi ds the best trade, ling, parties going into the whole For particulurs write oF apply to int, Neb. Z STOCK OF GENERAL MERCIAN- Wil take or farm 1 D SALOON tables, ono est location Reason for AW wrain and_stock at of about 1,000 Inhabltants, n ralirond | contrally located In o banner county for stock nd graln. A party that under. stands the business can have plenty to do an make blg money. Address Board of Trado MBO4 1% FDR EXCHANGE. RATES—15c u line first (ime and 100 o line there: No advertisement taken for le 7, FINE STOCK AN Averi, Colo., change for morehandise, ments, o ex- i T Paxton bik B WANTED, A BOY. O on Dally Evening flice 430 p. m. B WANTED. A MAN WITIL PUSI duce o new art orchants o men (n Omaha and In every city a braskn and surrounding sta S0.00 per duy: el on sights 1 petition. Adaress with stan American Mf'g. 4 Ruce st., l‘hllnlh'lp‘l;ln, ra HORSE at T CARRY A Bee. Apply 'i;—w.ufi‘mn. WATCHMAKER WITH TOOLS Address, L 18, Boo ofi 207 B WANTED, 3 GOOD COAT SAK 0'Connor & Son. Chadron, Neb. B0 FIRST CLASS MEN TOSE {13 LOLIPS 1 ringers. American Wringer Co.. 1600 Howard atroet. MIT4 16% —WANTED, S| ors: atondy work FIRST-CLASS COLLARMAK- SR & LG MeConnell, Bur- A D ‘ot RIVEIRL MAN FOR CUTTING ncoln feo Co., Lineolu, Neb, P- WANTED, A tce. ~ Addross 1 MAN WITH SMALL CAPL- @y and experlence to rent the best news, stutlonery and book stand in the very finest location In Omahn.- Address K 01, Bee. chemical ink pencil. tost selling novelty ever ernsos Ink thoroughly ds; of paper; 200 to 500 one amounted to §20 In slx days, another '$i2 In two hours. We want ome gonoral agent in and territory. For terms und full par- ddress Monros Eraser Mfy. Co., La kil STEKED [N Ap- 70 “Cotonmn K RBGE pital preferr o 11 Bl B WAN Towa. ply to Harle, Hans & Co B YANIED. A YOUNG AND NEAT 0y to Lo One with a ||u|? ¢ o A door. The Boston Store. WANTED---FEMALE HELP. RATES-15¢ o line first time and 100 line thy vertisement taken for less than 2oc. GIRL AT 2508 BLONDO; o for the right person. M SCWANTED. MARRIED LADY TO Ustructions on piano. Inquire 223 Emmott stree M2241T 2 PERSO; S.I(!‘; ‘ob. Sth and 15th 378 Smith, % 1-WANTED, IMMEDIATEL Jcelve Instructions keep books, wages §1.00 and $.00 per week, Y. Lifo. Dg 12 - WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE Uiwork for family of two: must bo good_¢00k. at onee, 2731 Jnokaon streot. 197 15t NTED, A COMPETENT CHAMBERMALD: Teferences roquired. Miss Kountze, Forest Hill. 104 13 GENERAL —WANTED, housework. GOOD GIRL, Mrs Hamilton, Fol —A_GOOD GIRIL work; family of two. G0 n lino first time N flvertisonient tak FURNISHED nd 10c a line there- 1 for less than 2. FIONT KOOM nfter. FOR RENT, with lcove. 7 Dl 10- ROOM ¥ ULNI S 25 14 ROOM HOUSE, CORNEIRX MA- 1 good’ ropain Jolin Hamlons, agont. o R son and 1dth st Linton block, ) ARGE LSt ~FOR It PAUL, 1600 FARNAM, _ N 10 HOUSES, 8,00 AND UPWAKDS The O. F. Davis conip: per month. ]) FOR RENT, NEW 8-ROOM C( Howard st all modoern conveni titon Bros., bullders, 414 8 I) ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY W desired, 2 blocks' from motor: grounds. Enquire 142 N. Yalife D #-ROOM HOUSK; MODERN; D kos weNT TCROON T4l Jnckaon stroot. A Murphy. w0 l») BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT IN omuhia. Location best auited for an Irl Inquire i0i 8. 10th stroet )i L8 B ROON HOUSES. 810 o 8 R - 1dence fl ' elty, Mead Inv't Co., 442 Bee bldg. U, $10.00 Thomas. “FOR RENT, i s wnd ranwe If desirod, all in ko and St 'Mary's aven Teasonablo; spocial terms given to the righi p Ingaire 2012 Farnam st. B. Tzschuek, Hoo otice. M52 COTTAGES, MODERN 1M~ ford Circies.” Apply €. 8. Lito bull ting. 69 D Elgutter, room 4, N. Ung. Barker block. nn,un &};nmn Kallsh, tatlor, 211 h ToEOR RENT THREE NEW TRO0M, #8T0TY cottages wilh bath and soweraxe at'and near sorner Wobster and Thirtieth streets. Reduced to BO.00 each. Heney W. Yat 1) —EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN ionces, cheap. B TNPROVE vt “CONV 22 & lino st No advertisou: Y FRONT ROO batd, ote, , for ( Tmo and 100 a line there- 0t taken £or less than 2 MERN. STEAM, tomon, 11T Leaveawo rt 34 ROOMS FURNISHED FOR HOUSE KER ‘nodern conyenio \ near Hanscom p “_umns .00 AND 800 3~ NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOIR G ENTL, “men; modorn convenlences. Addr 1, F-NICK FURNISHED KOOMS AT 309 CAPITOL -l NEWLY FURNISHED HOOMS, 011 N, th, 1043 STEAM HEAT, m;.nu | Wit 20th und S6th streets, Add 'O BUY SECON NG Prices pata Bost Dodg BOUG SOLD, TSTORED. atroot. i \' FURNITUR! Wells, 1111 Farnau " FOR SALE---FURNITURE. o line first timo and 1054 (0> ther after. No advertisomont taken for leas than 2 (), FURNITURE FOIU SALE OF 1200M HOUSE, 2 Wlocks from 10th st., kood location for roox and bonrders: house Address L, ), Bee 225 144 ~ FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. RATES 15 n line first thme_and 100 n lina the after. Nomdvertisoment takon for loss than 2 > FOIL SALE, FOR $20.00 LESS THAN HALF OF Wrst cost. rat-cinus cutter, only used once or twice. Comptroliors oftice. 013 _ FOR SALE---MISCELLANEOUS. or rent. Q HAVE LOST are suffering with catareh. bronehitis, asthma or any kindred diseases, Specitic Oxygen will restoro It iy own remedy.’ Call on or ad- the ngent, 510 Sheely buliding. Manual svnt Q WIIY SUFFER WITH CATARRH. BRO ohitls or nathma? Call € 610 Shoely buliding and loarn how to'be eured. Trial trentment Trge, Qghow SALE CHEAP, ONE_COCK AND FIVE pullets, ench Black Minores, Light Brahms and Plymouth Rock thoroughbred. 1003 8. 22nd st. 220 CLEARL OMAIIA 411 Paxton bik 7—%15,000 fimerchandise, Y HI0CK OF DRY Ulown preforred. Ge PROPERTY FOR 246 15 )ODS FOR CLE rie J. Paul, 1009 ¥ ARMS, LOTS PAUL, 1600 FAnNAM. 7_ /] M20§m1i 7 -FOR SALF O EXCIANC ical engine for sale or will oxchange and Indder outtit. Address Clerk, Arapahi )OD CHEM- for hook Neb. M311-15¢ NERAL REAL ESTAL B What have you to offer? mpany, Columbus, Nel M e o X u —REAL ESTATE T0 AMOUNT OF $2.000 OR floss. includiog land, vacant 1ots and benutiful miocern home in Omaha for well ' established busi ness that will benr investigation: hardware . or Intge general saddiery business. What have you? Address P’ 0. box 1%, Gmaha. MITH 16 Z/-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MD'SE: WILL fAtako real ostato & money, Box 3%, Frankfort.Ind il OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, “INPROVEMENTTIt ORDER of the AGE"” THE BEST, WHY? Becanse we have profited by the shortcomings of the old typewriters. and have overcome many defects and, between oursleves, wo ha added many improvements of which their inventors ne dreamed All type clonned In ten seconds without soil- ing the hands. More manifold coples can be made at one Im- ‘Dression on the Smith Pre than upon any other ty. nafactured. send for catalogue. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 16094 Farnam Street, Gmaha, Neb, MAYHEW, - REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. Jos 1607 FARNAM § l‘uEl: T OMAHA, NEB, Tonvos |CHICAC & Q Depot 10th and Mason St Leaves Omaha. | 3 3 SR A m 9 941 0 an 920 p m i 5L M pm 6.50 p ™ foa| 516 8 m BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.| Arrives Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omnha, am ...Denver Vestibulo Limited...| 400 p 115 & m| .ol Dendwood Express.. 105 p m mi .Denver Express 035 0 m ..Denver Expes | 900 p m |13 m Loaves Omaha. 815 0 Leaves | Omaha. Beatrico ~Den LoiOverland Flyer. m BInospies & Fairtlold o 500 p,m .15 p m (ex'Sun) 12,06 p 100 # m 405 p m . “Atlantic Express.... Vestiiglo Express. .. . gep zmm Marcy Sts. « ~o-ChicaZd <...Chicag puha | " Omaha " lino fiest time and 100 o line thore- rtisement taken for less than 25c. JICE COTTAGE. CENTRALLY LOCATED terms same as rent: furniture also if desired. Address L19. B 22,18 I'wv FRUIT FARM SITE, 66 AGIES. ADJOINING city limits Councll Blafts, Address' E. A, Rlsser, Counell Blufts, Ia. 224 18 [MOK SALE, BEST feet with & room cottage worth 82,500, for 10 da 10 8ult; owner removed from city you want it: J. H. Johnsqn, 542 N. RATE: after. ee me qul Y. Life buld 195-17 LY PAYMENTS, 19010 Fnu SALE, MISCELLANEOUS. RATES—15c n line first tme and 10c a line there- after No advertisement taken for loss than 2ie. TR SPECIFIC OXVGEN CURES CATARRIL COWED: NO M ol bullding. i R “BALDNESS POSITIVELY tako about 1t; xend for descriptive eircular. = Ad- dross “Antl-Ball,! box 2. Davenport. [n CLAIRVOYANTS. RATES—I5¢ o line first tme and 100 n line there: afier. No ndvertisoment taken for loss than 2 Q-ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDERFUL Prevelations Challenges tho world, Mrs, D M. dead trance clairvoynnt, strologlst. nd life reader: tells youn e from the eradlo to graye: unites the separated: cauges mar- ringe with the one you love; tells where you will succeed and In what business best adapted for: has the celebrated Egyptian breastplate for luek and to destroy bud influences; cures fits, intom perance and all private compinints with massage. baths and ul cohol treatment, Send 82, lock of balr. name and date of birth and recelve accurato life chart; 2 ents In stamps for circular: give initlals of ono ou will marry: alko photos of sume. Office N7 first toor: Lours, i . m. to 9 p. come all, and be convinced of this MS$ 13, FRITZ, 220 LAKs and trance medium; past and future, relees t e S MItS. NANNT 510 Legrave, paimist WARREN, CLAIRVOYA cliable business medium, Sth year,at 119 N MASSAGE, BATES ETC. RATES T30 n )ino first time and 100 a line there frer. NO ndvertisoment taken £or less toan 2e. I MASSAG VISIT THE ONLY FIRST CLASS parlors in Omaha. over bl0 8. Tith st. M322 Fil* AVENUH ‘Ajeohiol, sulphur and sea baths. Masq 17 T MASSAGE TREATMENT, BLECTRO THEIR wal haths, sealp and halr troatment, nmnleare and chiropodist,Mrs. Post,5194¢ 8. 15th, Withnell blk. PERSONAL. line fiest time and ndvertisement take line there: for Tess than 2c G WIDOW. REFINED, WITH MEANS, eman_ competent (o advise watrimoniaily inclined. Send stamps for particulars. Address Harriet Hunter, Omaha. Neb. M2y Hine first tmo and 100 & lne th t takon for loss than N0 advorts ORE BUYING A PIANO BX \MINE THR new seale Kimball plano. A. Hospe, 1513 Do ugl & ki) <. BANJO TEACHE WATES 150 a lno firat time and 100 wtter. No advertisoment tuke W & line ther for loss than LOANS. GHORGE J. PAUL, 1008 FARNAM stroet. M2i0 ANS ON REAL ESTATE, Tho O.F.Davis company. W, LOVETT FOR CIHE moneyi anly pon festclass security. South I5th atreet. o My ‘T' GPER CENT FIRNT MOWTGAGE LOANS, Wichard C. Pabtersonm 1511 Farnaim at. 181 W ¥ APy W coarss, 7, mo BOARD TUADE, Lnrmm ONY LOAN AND TIRUST CO., 318 N. at low rates for oholoo sjourity om Nobraska o [owa farms OF Owaha olty properiy Wi “ “‘t:‘llm‘l:u ll' RTGA -lCN LOANS, WM HARRIS, & 2, FRE WoLOAN TOWA ity RTY, KAST ern Neb . aud farms. ¥. B, iinger, 1310 Farnam. asyme T LONG Ol SHORT 000, F-LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON FIRST class secuity. Lovett & Woodman, 220 8 Iith. ™ )31 NIMPROV ¥3.000 and upwards, L0 § per coat ‘sraam Smith & Co., 15th & Harney fiil LAT Roed & ™ LOANS ON IMPROVED AND U 0y property, W No ¢ AL 'fifli ® AND morignges bought Selby, $4 Board of Trade. T ELVE N WEST SIDB Omuha. Mo 14 T 160 ACRES FIRST CLASS FARM [JOR SAL| Iand in Knox county: §200 ouly required for first mpuny. 195 20 payment. The O, K. Davis AIN, LOT 15, BLOCK & lfiuu SALE AT A BARC W. L. Sl to South Omalia. It destrod. 1hy's first addition Smull payment down, balance month taquire B.Tzachuck, Omaha B JPOK BALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, casy termb; tuke clear prop G. G, Watlaes, Brown block, . 81,250 UP; ty as first payment. th and Dougla. L A BRASKA FARM LANDS. G. G. L Walluce, 12 Brown block, lith and Douglas, 2 0x12) Dar- e it 29TIT AN barkaiu for a fow D H daysonly. ORY, F. i W line Arst tme and 1c a line thero No udvertisement taken for less than:2c R 24th and SEWARD STRIFTS R0 pocketbook ¢ deed to Iand Finder will be rewarded by leaving o Patrick avenue. M7 14 OST—BANK BOOK_CO letters, between 115 N. Uth and 8. 1. and Chleago: name on book. Liberal reward for return to Nella Kin M220 130 DRESSMAKING. Wline first tmo and 100 ling thero- Ivortisoment taken for less than 2ic I, SCOLES A8 OPENED DItES W, 1. S king parlors at the N. K. cor. 14th & Dougl 51592 = — ~ S TO DPDRESSMAKING IN FAM- Miss Sturdy, 520 8, 26th st. B0 3 14 l‘“' AGEMEN' Uilies solicited. HAIR GOODS. alino first tmo and 100 & i advertisoment taken for less ARGEST STOCK THE WEST Litricul wigs and beards o spoclaity. - Wigs. bangs, ‘awitches. bair chalns, ete., 0 stock and to_orde it orders sotlefted. “Dalvies, 1113, 15tk at, 0ing o i THEAT. d 1o a 1o the: n for less than 2 [IQRSES WINTERED AT LOWEST RAT Beilevue stock farm: box Is i€ 0 Clarke, 19 Board bullding or Belley of Trad PATENT SOLICITORS. RATES 15 line first time and 100 a lino th after. No advertisement takon for Joss th DATENT TAWYERS AND SOLICITORS. G. W Sues & Co.. Boo bullding, Omaba, Neb. Branch oftice at Washington. D.C: Consultation freo. T MASQUERADE COSTUMS, ETO, RATES—15c a line first time and 10c & line ¢ tter. No advertisement taken for less th ([ ADIES & GENTLEMEN CAN MASQUE drude costumes at 114 3 16th, Golden Edglo store SEND YOUR SCISSORS, RA! Wground to Underland & Co. KANUI’ ADTUEXNG -YiWELEBB. (AsIL FOI UI:D (.UIII lAHHIIH & TASIT JBanks. 0 Harker bloek, Omaha. PAWN BEOKIRB [ after. No adv if”‘fl MART NEBRASKA National Bank. U. S. DEPOSITORY. = OMAHA, NEB Capital....... ....$400,000 Surplus ........ 63,000 Heunry W. Yates, president. Lowls 8. Rood. vies prosident. C: 8, Maueloor W ¥: Morse, Johin 8. Collins, B C. Cushing J. N. I. Pat vick, directors. W. I 8. Hughos, Cashier, THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts. Ofticors and Direotor; 70 & NORTHW I ot 10th and Mo Omaha . Sun'yyaurroll Passenger. 102 p m ~.-Chieago Kxpress... | 8152 m Vestibule 1 L Ws0n m Teaves | Omabia n.rm & D (lex. Mon.)| Ffolk (Ix. Sunday. St. Paul Expross. _.Sicux City |Sloux City Expross (& 45 p m|.......St Paul Limited 15 p m! Baneroft Pashenger (Kx. Snud'y) I “MISSOURL PACIFIC. — Depot I5th and Webster Sts St Louts B ISt Louls ¥ 810 a m Omaha 8 10. o[ G am 10 pm Kansas Cily Day Express.. iKansas City 10300 @ | 10.15 p m| . 10.00 p m 705 p m| Creston Local .. CHICAGO, R. 1. & PACIFIC, | Uhtion Bapot:Councit Blus. ansfor SMATIA & ST Union Depot. Cotneil B St. Louls Can Transfer| [Arrives | Transter 1600 p m .40 & m PACIFIC, uncil Blufls, podution Arrives AGO & NORTITW |Transter " hion Dapot Counvl Blufia. Xpross Vestibule Limited Transfor| REOTION OF SCIHOOL Buildings, Steam Hoating and Ventiia- and Firo kseapes. Department of the rior, Office of Indian AMairs, Washington, D, C., Juduary 6. 802, —SEALED PROPOSALS, 0 dorsed, “Proposls for ercction of bulldi: steam heating s Uhe case muy be, and addressed to the Commissioner of Indinn Af- falrs, Washington, D, O., will be received st this office until L o'loek; p. m., of February & I832, for the orection it tho Pinie Kidge Aserey: South Dukota, of one brick nssembly building, ne brick hospital bulldinz, and one brick voiler house, as per plans and spocifications which muy Lo oxuinined at the offices of the Republican, of Rapid Oity, 8. .. the BEE of Omuba, N I the Builders Board of Trade, corner 7th and Colar streets, St Pial, Minn., and ut the Pine Ridee Agency: Bidders will b required to submit separate bids for ench huilding, and state the length of time proposed to bé econsumed in thelr construc- tion. Bids are also invited for furaishin: all machinory, materipls and all labor noovssary o put the in position, for heating and vens thEox the nssembly Duildiug. (o hospial building. the presensisehool building, and the laundry (now In cowpse of construction). all to be proveriy conne uT‘ny [ tlm\uulv plnes with the boller house, from which they are to bo heuted. Separate vlds should wiso be made for hout tiatine as above, from voiler house, only thesassembly buiiding and the present schoal buMding. Séparate bids are also Invited for furnishins and p acing oue or wo fire eseapes on the nssembiy and hospital buildinzs when saume shall huve been erectad, ulso on the present sehcol buliding. Hiddors on henting and ventiiutin:, and ire escapes, to uecompany their bids with designs and spectfications of the stoam heating und ven- tilation and fire eseapes proposed to be fur- nished; suld desi-ns und specificitions to bo dapted to the buildinzs to which they are t o upvlied, “The rlght I3 roservo!l to roject any or all bids, or any part of any bid it deemed for the best (nterest 0f the serv CERTIFIED OHECK bid must be aceo panied by o Certified check or Araft u Tnited States dopository or solvent national Dbank In the vielnity of the residence of the bidder, maae payable to theorder of the Com» wistoner of Indlun AMairs, for ut least FIVE PER CENT Of the amount of the proposal, which ck ordraft will be forfeited to the {United States In ease any bidder or bidders recerving an awurd shall” fall to prompely executo u contract with good and suflicient sureties, otherwise to be retnrned to the bidder. Blas Danied by cash in lie rtifiod will not be considered. “MORGAN, smm issloner of Indian Affairs. " J10d210N F Chicheater's Engliah Diamond ¥ovna. flflrjggm{. PILLS e/ damgerons sub {lona and imitirions. AL Dragaisin,or sond e i o parieuart o on o 1 0 ot B i Assignes Sale. The whole stock of school furniture, oMc vplies, und cabines letter Bles and one safe, or will sell in Job lots. J. W, HARWIS, Assignes. all ut German-Amorican Savings ban k Omaba, Neb. D2udet Mso JROPOSALS | o Bokd by il Lo JANUARY In Search Of Health? Yon will find at Excelsior Springs, Mo, 13, 1892 one of the most charming, all-year-round resort hotels in Amerd THE ELMS. Capacity 500 guests; cuisine nnsurpassed. A perfoct hotel and complote sanita- riam. Superb bathing establish trained attendan [ turesque, location healthy—absolutely freo from Malaria. The famous tonic waters free to guests. Al charges moderate, For fllustrated pamphlet and particulars ad- dress Eccelsior Springs Company. Excelsior Springs Missouri Richardson Drug Co., Agts., Omaha, Neb. AWritter) Guarantes to I I CURE EVERY CASE ¢ MONEY REFUNDED. Our curo is permanont and not a patehing up. Casos treated fivo years ago have mover scen o symptom #inco. Dy describing caso fully we can treat you by mail, and wo give tho SAmo strong guarantee to euro or rofund all money. Thoso Who prefur Lo come hore for treatment can do 80 and wo will pay rallroad fa Both ways and hotel bills whilo hore i wo fail (o cu Wo challonge tho world for a case that our MAGIC REMEDY will not euro, Write for full p got tho evidenco. We know that you Justly 8o, too, nd tho most eminent ph e Buvor boon abio to give more than temporary relie In our five yoars® practice wit tho MAGIO REMEDY it has beon most difficult to oyercome the prejudicos against all go-called apecifics. Dut under our strong guarantos you should not hesitato o try this remedy. 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Me t Among T Y asth ¥ Resoly orous Hustle A Grow E ton n Vig- Aftairs, Associntion ‘The annual meeting of the Omaha Driving Park association was booked for yesterday afternoon in the rooms of the Real Estate Owners association, and an attempt was made to hold it for the purpose of electing oficers and divers other things, but tho attempt was n dismal failure, as there was 10 quorum present. According to the bylaws, a meeting of the stock holdors can not be held unless there are a majority of the whole number p resent, or unless a majority of the stock issued is represented. Thora are 124 holders of the stock of the association and only seventeen of them were present, and of tho #121,000 worth of stock subseribed considorably loss than half was represented. Notwithstand ing this fact, those present represented by far the greator part of the stock thus far pald 10, but under the bylaws they could not transact business, and they resolved thom- selves into a sort of experience meoting, with President Swoatnam in the chair, to talk over the affeirs of the association and try to arrive ut a better understanding ull around. Inasmuch as the idea that the association is practically dead scems to quite generally prevail and has even taken possession of some of the stockholders. a statement of the affairs of the organization as they were shown to exist at yesterday’s meeting may nov be out of place. Statement of the ation's AMairs, The association was incorporated in with an authorized capital stock of $250,000, and of this amount 121,000 bas been sub seribed. Against this subscribed stock two assessments have been levied—the first of 25 and the second of 10 par cent, a total cf per cent. The greater part of the first as sessment was pmd, but much of it was in notes of which 0 worth are still on hand uncollected. Very little of the second as- sessment of 10 per cent has yet been paid in aud the treasury contains less than $300. So much for that side of the account. The association purchased grouads just aftor its incorporation and wens into debt for them. The grounds compriso 140 acres, and were a part of the Pickard estate in tho southwestern part of city just inside the four and a half mile limit, ho price paid ranged from 350 to $1,000 per acre, but aver- aged about $500, the purchase prico being on which 3,000 was paid down. s leaves a balunce of §7,125, and inter- st, still due ou this purchase price. A mile track was built at a cost of $20,000, on which thesum of £,400 is still aue, and other claims ugainst the association amount to 4,000, making a total indebtedness of §i3,- 768, It developed at the meeting that there was no trouble about the purchase money, as the sollers were willing to let it run, provided the interest was paid. But intorest to the amount of £,000 s due and there is prac- tically no money to pay it. This is the situation in which the stock holders found thomselves, and the question arose “What's to be done?’ After Se tary Burket had laid all the facts and figures before them their indecision did not last long, ana George W, Ames made a few remarks that met with general approval. Generally and Generously Ronsted. 1 have talked with several stock holders auring the past few days,’ he said, ‘‘and they all wanted to know what was gowg to be dono. They seemed to feel that the asso- ciation had gone up, and said that they would pay in no more money until they know what it was for ana where it was going. There is a general lack of confidence and it 1s not becauso of the workof the present officers and directors. Tbo stockhoiders foel that they were jobbed the first year, and the manner in which money was axpended that year causes gencral dissatisfaction.” And then everybody took a hand, and ex- Manager Roth and ex-Secretary Berlin were very generally and gencrously roasted. “But,” continued Mr. Ames, “there can bo no kiclki now that we know what is being doue by the present directors, The showiug is perfectly satisfactory, so far as I am con- cerned, and [ am in favor of going ahoad. Thero are 140 acres of land, und it is worth at least $1,000 no acre. The 'Beard of Park Commissioners are paying 3000 an acre for adjoining property for an addition to Klm wood park. If he subscribed stock w paid up 1 full it would pay all fadebtedness and leave money in the treasury, and the grounds would be a zood real ostate specula- tion even if that§0,000 track was not al- ready there. 1 tell you, gentiamen, the asso- ciation is all right, ana all that is needed is u restoration of confiderce.” “I'hat is just wbat is needed,” said Pres| dent Sweatnam. “The stockholders are nearly all able to pay without any inconven- 1ence if they were so disposed. ‘Fhe assess- ment of 10 per cent 1s only £10 a share, but the stockholers seem to feel tuat they are throwing just that much aw; Y is smmlv a question of whether we pay something and get something, or pay it and get notbing, for we are held for it anyway. I am satisfied, however, that if the stockholders understood the situation they woald pay without further trouble. We nhave sued to collect some of the notes and have been successful inevery case, but it costs us too much for fees, for the Iawyers milk the cow and get §2 for collect- ing §5. We don't want to spend cur money that way." An informal discussion of what was best to be done followed. Willing to Go Ahead, Mr. Ambler said that he would bo ono of ten to pay up.his entire stock of $500 in order 10 raise the money to pay the interest due, He was in favor of going ahead and putting up buildings and gerting in shape to hold meetings on the grounds. Secretary Burket said that one good meet- ing would put the association on its feet., Will Krug callod attention to the fact that Omaha is now virtuaily without o fair ground and that the erounds of the associa- tion were a necessity to the city. e would give #,000 to get . P. Williams here from Independence, Hugh G. Clark said that Mr. S. H. H, Ciark had promised to run a “Y" of the Missouri Pacific to the grounds as soou as a right of way was secured, and the Fremont, Klkhorn & Missouri Valley is already llll’le It was stated that the street car line was bound to go there,Mr. Murphy had given that Ass Gonorrhoen, Gleetand Joewrernen gured In 2 diys by tho Fronch Romody entits Jed the KING. " 1t dissolves azafust and is ah. rbed fnto the inflamed parts. Will refund monoy Ifit does not eure, or causes strioture Gentlomen, here I8 a roliablo article. &1 a pyokinge or 2 for % per mall prepsld. MeCor- ok & Lund, Omaha CUBEB COUGH © IS A One Minute Remedy For all affections of t Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, EXCEPT CONSUMPTION 2060 AND 650 CENTS. For Sale by Drugglsts. e ———————— Le Duc's Periodioal Pills. The gonorative orguns and cures supprossion of the monwes. orthreo for 83 and oun bn imailod. should notbe used durlngpre snanoy. drogglsts snd the public suppliod Ly ioodman Drug Co..i0maku Piso's lemedy for Cawarrn is the Bost, Busiest w0 Use, and Cheapest. 'CATARRH, HBold by druggists o sent by mail, . iaseltine, Warren, Pa s 1 | 1 0'Mi fand G tialion and ronch romody acts diroctly upon the | assurance, and had statod that he would eall A meoting of the airoctors as soon as the rush of business of tho first of theryear was ovor. T'ho stockholders all seomed to feel muck bottor nfter the affairs of the association wero thus talked over; in fact, they became quite enthusiastic regarding the outlook. It was docided to get out on a more vigorous bustio to colioct nssessments due, and an. other meoting will be held i two wooks al the samo hour and place, when it is hoped te have a quorum present in order to eleot ot cers and transact busmoss in a mauner thaf will make nssociation affalrs snap from this time forward, - A humorous fact nbout Hoods Sarsapariliy it _expols bad humor and oroates wood humor. He sure to get Hood's. - NOT WHOLLY HARMONIOUS. Graln Men and Board of Teade Mombors DIer on Business Proposition, Thero is a difference of opinion among members of tho Bbard of Trade with ro for ence to the question of selling tho building and 1ot at the corner of Sixteenth Farnam stroets, Speaking of the matter yesterday morning iclid Martin, prosident of tho board, said: 1 am in favor of solling the building and fot, but I am not in favorof disorganizing, 1 thinic it would be wiso to sell the building and thon lease it for a term of yoars, Then it might bo well to have the members organizo two separate bodies, lotting the erain men take full charge of their business and let othors organize a commereial club. “I have been led to this vonclusion by the fact that thoro seems to bo a good deal of ais- satisfaction among the grain men with their present reprosentation on the board of divec: tors. 'This has caused other members of the board not engagod in the grain business to 2row restive bocause they think that thirteen grain men should not expech to exorcise i much power in the management of an or- sanization having 207 members, *“The memberships in_the board are actu- ally worth from ) to $00 in cash. ho property owned by the board is worth £240,000 and_there is about 0,000 m- debtedness. You can seo that if we could make a fair salo of the property and divide tho proceeds up that tho shares would be worth what I have said. Tuere are thirteen grain men in the board who zot their shares at &50 each. [t would bo a clear gain to each of these of 00 or more. These mem- oerships that they hold were bought in by the board for men who wished to dispose of them at a sacrifice. The board then sold them to the grain mon whon they came in at cost I think the grain men would be better satistied to have their businoss all to thom- seives, and I am quite sure that many whole- salo merchants who now take but vory littlo in tho board matters could bo wspired to greater activity and earnestness1f they bo- longed to a_commercial club which would look out for theso quostions of railroad rates and other mattors of interest to shippers.” He 0O pses the N Mr, James Walsh, one of the grain dealing members of the board, was seon and said : “The scheme suggosted by Mr. Martin last nignt is simply preposterons. Here we have been paying our assessments upon these memberships for years when the stock was really worthless and now when the debt is beginning to disappear rapidly to think of selling the proporty to lot somebody elso got the benefit of the increased vuluo is alto- gether out of the question. My plan would bL Just the reverse. I would like to see each member assessed §250 and the debt of the board ent wiped out. Then we would have an investment that would pay us 15 por cent. *“The scheme to sell the property will not meet with favor. It will be com- pletelv squelched when the full membership of the board shall come to deal with it.” Not Good Policy, Mr. S. A, McWiiovter, aiso a grain man and a member of tho board, said: “1 hayen't thought much ubout the plan vroposed by Mr. Murtin, I don’t think it is a good stroke of policy just now. The grain_men in- tho board aré not_complaimng, Weo dow't caro who the directors aro so they are good, c'g- b k and on pable business men. What we wunt is place to do business. We bave that now ar are fairly well satisfied,” B. Christian, another grain dealor, 'here is a wrong idea abroad con- corning the wishes of the grain men. We are not desirous of running the business of the board. I kunow there was a dis- position upon the part of some of tho rain dealers to ask for four divectors from among the arain men, but I thought that was uunecessary. Wo have everything now that we could reasonubly expect. I think we should push right abead unitedly upon this question of transportation. A little love ‘east among mombers of the board is tho thing that would do us all good. If we pull togother and secure favorable rates for transportation Owaha can become o great wrain market. I am not in favor of any thing that looks like a halt in the procession just at this time. Push right ahead, [ say, and stand firmiy together,” Spoopendyke Tolly His Wife Symathin Yos, 1 see, vou bave gota torrible looking face—all pimples and blotches. Now, Mr Spoopendyke, i you'de let those everlasting, dodgasted potwders and cosmeties alone, and use Haller's Sarsaparilla and Burdock com- pound you'de look liko something. See! D Solid Trains Erom Omaha, Vestibuled, electric lighted and steamn heated, with the finest dining, sleepiug and l'm‘llmm! (l'ull car service in the world, via the *'Chicago & Omaha Short Lane” of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Double daily frain service, leaving Omaha at 1 p. m. and 6:20 p. m., with no v.rxumwr at Coun- cil Bluffs as’ heretofore. Apply 1501 Farnam street for ticketsand further in- formation or nadress I A, NASiL Gen. Agt City Pass. Agt AN lNDFPENDENT CHURCH. Rev. €. W, Savidge Decldes to Sever His Ko- Iations with the Methodist Chuareh, Rev. Charlos W. Savidgoe, for many yoars conngcted witn the Metnodist Episcopal cnurch, and one of the best kuown ministers in Omaba, has severca his connection with the Methodist denomination and is now an independent minister. Ho has racchtly pur- chased a small church building on Eighteenth street near Cass, where ho has gathered about him a congregation cowposed largely of people who have not boen atteudin church any place regularly, Rov. Savideo bas felt that to succeed in this work among the poor ha must necessar- ily bo frea from the restraiuts of the church and be permitted to go o ch where and as he might think bes, Fo hese reasons ho has surrendered his e .ato of the minis terial connection with the Methodist church and will Lereafter take orders, ho says,direct from God. Nothing disturbs a lecturer so much as a #00d, heulthy, fully developed cough. Some folks think a squaling baby 15 worse, but Mark Twaiu says that in an omergency you cau Kill the baby, but most lecturers now carcy a bottle of Haller's Sure Cuve Cough sirup and give a doso of that - THE REALTY MARKEY, NSTRUME aced 12, 1502 T8 placed on record January WARILANTY DEEDS, nd wife to W P C: 128, Windsoe placo 3 1,200 J M Westortiold to D B Waugh. aidiv i of 1 4 lot 5, bloek 61, South Omaha.. . 1,750 1,000 npbell, Bame o same, undiv b lot 2, bloek 4, Missourl uvenue purk B Wangh und wite to 3 2 Dundiy 4 % 5 lot 5 block 6) Omihi SAmo to sume, Missonr orficid, soath ndiv 15 lot o0 bloek. ¥ 0 park tion wid Wit 1o K R Brown, wives to 3P Lund, lots block 10, A hier place O H Bntlon et 4l to sai 14, bioek i same Jobn Cioughly and son, 0 4y lot ment wssoeintion ... J W Grifiith, trastee, block 6, and lot 7, place...... 0 und 1, Tots’ 10, 11 and R'W Rich Tmprove- wite'to 10, block w1 P iay, iotd, block 8, “Baker QUIT OLAIM DERDS, J N Davisto W Griffith, trustes, lot 7, Llock 8 Buker place - DREDA Btate of Nebrusku to Jamos It 11 I3, se 16 Total amount of translers. .......