Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1892, Page 7

SPEGIAL NOTIGES, DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THESK COL! will be taken until 12:30 p. m., for the evening #nd untdl €20 p, m., for the morning or, Sunday edi tion. All_sdvertisemonta In thees columns 15conts a 1fne first insertion and 10 cents a Iine thereafter, or {¢ yer ine per month, Ko advertisgment taken for levn than 25 cents for the firet Insertion. Terms,cash Count about 7 words to the iine. Tnit symbols, ete., ench count as & word ust riin conseentively. Adver- 11sers, by requesting & numbered chook. can have Ahelr fetters wred 10 & numbered letter in care Of THY. FEE. Answers s addressed will be deliy. ered on presentation of tiie check. avance. JRANCH OFFICKE—ADVERTISING FORTHERE columna will be taken on the sbove conditions 81the following business hovses. who are author fred 1o ecial notices st the same rates ascan aln ofMice: Fouth Omaha Branch Offce~No. 1ipter bioek John W. Fell, pharmaciat,11th and Mason stroets. BT, Farnaworth, pharmacist.2115 Cuming streot. W.J. Tughes, pharmacist. 624 N. 16t stroet 1o Batterfield, pharmaelst, i718 Loavenworth yeet. fughes' pharmacy, 24th and Farnam — i B o2 N street. SITUATIONS WANTED. L RATES 150 n line first tme and l0c a_line there. _after. N0 pavertisement taken for leas than 256, ZWANTED, POSITION WITH HONEST FIRM A salesman or offien work: good reference Fiven and required. Address 15, Boo. | Me121° A-wnwrm;. A MESPONSIBLE POSITION BY A No. 1 bookkeoper, 13 soars experience. Test i city references. Address 109, Beo. WANTED--MALE HELP. TATES 150 a line first time and 100 & lino there fter. No advertisement taken for loss than e. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. RATES 130 a line first_time X aftor. No advertisement tak 17 DESIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD, ONE Iarge raom sultable for two or three gentlemen 814N, 73 43 2% T WATN ROOMS AND BOARD SUITARLE FOR gentiomen; Terms reasonable. The Hillside. ¥ corner 18th and Dodg. e | D ANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, RINGLE or en auito: all modern conveniences; Arstcinss board. 318 South 2th street M0 7 FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM HEAT WITH board for ty 0, %60 por month. 26 8. 2Uth st 100 n Iine there for lass than e SUITE OF SOUTH ROOMS WITH BOARD, 1523 \cago street M 29+ T FURYISHED ROOMS, BOARD. 214 FARNAM st._Referonces. 78 31° FOR RENT- -quunmsnpn ROOMS RATES <150 a line first_time and 100 a ling thore after. No advortisoment taken for 1oss than 25 RNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT LGHT plog, 1613 Dodge st o2 (G FOR RENT, 5 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, i Tsouth Iith at. 638300 (3-TWO ROOMS IN RASEMENT, CITY WATER Tand sewornge, 1923 Farnam st i BOARDING. _ a1ino first time and 100 a lino thero after. No advertisomont takon for loss than 250 JLLMAN HOUSE, 1810 DODGE, FOR GOOD rd. Nicor rooms, conyenlences. rates an FOR RENT---STORES AND OFFICES, THE MONEY TO LOAN---REAL SB'EATL Continued, W SECoND MORTGAGES. YV Bee Bidg W —CENTRALLOAN AND TRUST MON Winen Mutual Investm W APPLY 10 money: only South 15th stroot “; COATES, 7, BASTERN money. M W ANTHONY LA AND TRUST CO. I8 N. Y. i fo. lond at low rates for oholee seourlty on Nebraska or Iowa farms or Omaha olty property. ATEX MOORE BEE 8106 [t ON_1ONG OR SHORT , 100 0 AP upon firstelass security, 20 Mo BOARD TUHADE, - LOANS, WM HARIUS iU 20, FRENZER [ 3 VW, JOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVE clty property, 4,000 and npwards. to & par cent. No dolaya. W Firnam Smith & Co., 16th & iHarney. W, WANTED AT ONUE TARGE AND SUHALT lonns on_ unimprosed Omab property. Also fmproved loans on residence property. Fidelity Trust Company, 1014 Farnam St." 6482 W REAL ESTATE LOANS 670 T IR _CEN tonnl ehargon for commission or attor: noy's foos. W. 1. Moiklo, Firat Natonal bank bid; T—LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON FIRST class security. Lovett & Wood S 15th. W LOANS ON REAI ESTATE AND COLLAT- teral notes and mortgages bought. Reed & Selby, 534 Bonra of Tra ™ OMAHA DAILY BEE: FOR SALE-RaB4L ESTATE. O SALE AT A 1 W. L. Selty's first i Emnli paymont down, bajenge monthiy 1t desired nquire G. B. Tschack, Omaha Bee. 8 JOOR BALE, HOMES, ARK.PRICE, #7150, $1.250 U eany terma: take cIONF-HRIPOTLy WA first payment Tince, Brown block, 10t and Do g s " SENRASKATFARM LANDS. G. G 123 Brown bloek) 1ith and Douglas e CORNER MDH,AND HICKORY, Wi rgaln for nfyy daysonly. K. K. Dar 100k, ki B ——— HATR §OODS. 5 n 1o first tmk i A S8l wig, Loupnes, jo halr ornan attention g 453 1 ARGEST STOCK [ IRE WEST: THREAT- Jtrienl wigs and boards » specialty. Wigs, hangs, switches, hair chalns, ete., In stock and to order. Mall ordors sollelted: Davios, 111 8. 15th at,Omahin ~ DRESSMAKING. RATES 150 a line first_Hme and 100 u line were- after. No advortisement taken for less than 230, TOSTERIENCED HAND WANTS WORK IN FANMI- Y L1KS; Tho por day, Address 3610 Hamilton sirect. 52 30° _MASQUERADE COSTUMS, ETC. W G- G WALLACE, 13 BROWN BLOCK, ];—wllm AWAKE WORKERS for the grontest book on earth: o Tiatrated cirotiars and Lorms froe wuceess: Mr. Thos. L. Martin, Cent cloared $711 1n 9 days: Viss Hose Ad O.. €23 In 40 minutes: Rev. J. Ao Lyons, N, Y.. $101 in 7 hours: & bonanza: magn nt outtit only §1. Books on eredit. Freight pald jobe Bible Pub 158 Dear- and Lndustrions man at present out of employ- ment: splendid opportunity for advancement. M. R. Fisher, 520 Paxton. M7 24 B, TALORS WANTED, #12 PER WEIK stendy §ob. 1 cutter wanted, 80 per ‘' Co., Tecumseh, Neb. [ Bf\fi , 60 MEN, It It WORK IN T Ter.. ¥roo faro. White Labor Agency, 110 X, 16(h WANTED, MACHINIST. & Cowill i3 PED, ENGINEER, MUST BE A FIRST- on rip_saw. Apply, with roferenco, o the 1o, M. Hulse Co. MO 200 ITUATION FOR A FIRST CLASS GERMAN conehiman: unexeeptionable city reforences. Also for. some first cluss hotel cooks, men and Somen, Canadian office, 1415 S, 15th 640-25% —WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH, Ayood wages ‘and steady Job; married ‘man pi Call on'or address Harroll Bros., Clarin Tecumueh FIRST CLASS TR WORLD'S FATR Exclusive territory glvon. Sample, nt_on_recelpt of price to any nddress. ‘w Falr Souvenir Co., W3 N. Y. Life Bullding, SWANTED SERS WANT! CALL Y. Lifo bullding. - CANVA OR_AD. dress 521 3 M255 FI1Y B ANTED. SALESMEN ON SATARY OIt COM . Dmissinn to hanaie the new erasing peneil. The produced: erases Ink thoroughly In two s 710 abrasion of paper: 200 Lo 500 per cent profit: 0no wgent’s sales amounted to §620 In six days, another 2 10 two hours. We want one general agont in ench. stnte and territory. For terma and full par. » nddress Monroo Eraser M. Co., La lino frat time_and 10ca line the No advertisemont taken for loss than LE AGED WOMAN, MUST rded, to care for linen in the Call betwden 12 and 2 p. m. M54 30 FOR GEN- Mist after. L NANTE /be well recomm Paxton hotel. 310000 A MONTIT TO LADY AGENTS SEL Aling’ “White's Lilly_of the Valley." Addross SWhite's Tollot Co.,” South Bend, Ind CWANTED, AN EXPERIENCED LA Mins Kountse, Forost Hill. (= VANTED. DISNEI WAITRESSKS AT 11TE JWoman's exchange. Apply aftor 4 p. m. Teo batldige. oz 25 . DY. WIDOW. RECEIVE IN- Jateuctions, Xeop se 6L books. 4% Now York Lifo. 71 250 NDRESS, 8 50 GERMAN GIRI, 15 OR 1 —WANTED, YOUNG Coons 04 8 /yenrs old to.assist in' general housework. 16th str M Gay- (-FIRST-CLASS COOK: REFERENCES RE Mot 31° RAT after. ~15¢ & Tine first tmo and 10c & fine t No_advertisoment taxen for loss than ] FOI RENT, STORE, 1118 JACKSON STHEET, 505 FOR RENT, THE § STORY BRIC 016 Farnam atreet. The building hias n fire p cement bagemient, comp 0 benting fAxturos water on all the H00Ts, gas, ete. Apply at the of of The Bee, I8 FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. RATES 1bon lino. @ 100 n lino thero No advertisoment taken for loss than 2o ftor. J-GARDEN FAMS TO RENT. T. MURRAY. 6 10 Mit 0 Beo hidg. M4 FTG J IMPROVED FARM OF (0 ACRES o west of Omnha, Hartman & Robbins WANTED TO RENT. ]"fiw.\.i'r 5ROOM COTTAGE WIERE 1 K can bo pard in painting or orence. Address M i Hoe, RENTAL AGENCIES. aline first time and l0e & Iino there- No advertisement takon for less than 2ic. 1O INSURE QU Jthe Excluslve Rental Agenc block: RATES attor Douglas Mis Ln E. COIE, CONTINENTAL BLOCK. 4 (AL AGENCY: BANK REFERENCES, 208 Rheely blo 5 STORAGE. 50 line first tie and 10 n Ilne there o ndvertisement tuken for less than 2c. DIY, CLEAN AND PIRIVATELY STORED furnitire. Omuha Stove Repair Work, 1207 pay cash. Addross M 20 Omaln Bee. 641:30* N WANTED, GOOD FARMS IN DOUG Sarpy or any good enst Nebraskn or wesiern lown counties, K. K. Ringer, 1519 ¥ 23 “WANTED.BARBER OHAIR, SBECOND HAND, wust be clichp; stato price. C. W. Boema Corloy, Ia. HT 20% U -WE 1[AVE CUSTOMERS FOR NEBRASKA farms. *Co-operative Land and Lot Co. 205 N 16th street. M50 N WANTED. 10 BUY SALOON FIXTURES FOR N cashi. Anton K. Dworak, Burwell. Neb. M N OMAHA Fldelity 6482 W, $100.00.00 TO LOAN AT ONCE O Improved property or vacant lots. Trust Compnny, 1614 Farnam St." RATES 150 a lino first_time and T n line thero tior. No advertisement taken for los o %0 ENTLEMEN CAN RENT MASQUE- AT loth. " Golden Kaglo sioro. 0-m3 P W PROPERTY, . NEB. AND W L CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS, 1 C. Pattorson, 1511 Farnam st. ) K. K. Ringer, 1619 Farnam. 50 Wiie Rich ON REAL ESTATE, W Loay rates. The O.F.Davis company. LOWEST i F10 MONEY TO LOAN---CHATTELS. EYTO LOAN, 8,00, AND %0 DAYS ON <A furaiture, ote. Dull Green, 3, Continental bl w9 X MONEY O LOAN BY B F. MASTERS ON A household goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, wagons, ete. at the lowest possiblo ratos without publicity, romoval 0f property or change of pos- Bession. “Time arranged to sult the borrower. Puynionts of any nmount can e made at any time, roducing both prinelpal and interost, thus kiviig patrons all tae benefits of the partial pay- u want & loan, or it more 21 and your bosinvss Lo arraned at home. Money nlwnys on hand: no delay; no publicity; lowest tates; business confidonting I . Masters, 14 Withuell ik, Isth and Harney. STOCK WINTERED. RATES 150 a line first tmo and 100 u llne thoro- after. No advortisemont takon for loss than 250, fi<m.«x.~x AND COLTS FED AND CARED FOR n farm two miles Of Omaha from & to§) month. 411 8. 1ath street. Tel. 150. M6 FI§* 0 REWARD-LOST, PUG DOG; me of Dotts. 213 N. 15th stree OST, BETWEEN DODUE AND FARNAM, ON 24, 0r on Farnam, pair of gold glasses, with chaln attached, Leave at 419 New York Life. M3 260 —_— ~ CUTLERY GRINDING. RATES~15c a line first time and 100 & line there after. No advertisoment taken for less than 2. QEND YOUR SCISSORS, RAZONS, BTC. TO BE Wground to Underland & Co.. 106 5. 14t W MANUF..CTURING JEWELERS. RATES--15c 8 linofirat_time and 100 a line there aftor advertisoment taken for lass tha X MONEV 10 LOAN ON CHATTELS: BONDS <\and city warrants bought. Room 102, Karbach bik G BENEDICT & WRAY, 61 Wa loan onr own money, charge IL Wil pay you Lo consult is. Mis2 310 CHATTEL LOAN: A Paxton block, 10 commission. ROBT PRI ALD, 1A, WITHNELL BLK MORRIS - iklos LLOANS- W22 N. ¥ MONEV ON FURNITURK, HORSES, PIANOS, 4\ Keystone Mige. Co., room 105, Shieely blogk, MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSES, wagons, pianos, without romoval or chunge of posscsaion. Covfdential. Fred Torry, F 435, Hamge. W 15 to 10 5-F4 NE. TU LOAN ON CHATTELS. 2115 Cumming St. M BUSINESS CHANCES. RATES—15c @ Itne first time and 10 a 1ino there- aftor. No advortisoment taken for loss than Ze. V' FOR AALE CHEAP, BOSTON STEAM LAUN- DRY, 1607 8. Mary's avonuo. Inqulro {18 Froum FOR_BTOCK OF otry town proferred. Ad- 060-50° 250 WILL BUY A STOCK OF GROCERIES and fixtures, Including & K00d“young horse. Address M 25, Bee. M 091290 T—WANTED, A LOCATION darugs in Nebraskn, dress, M 30 Omahu Bee. N: 0 BUY SECONDITAND FURNITURE. 11 AN est prices putd: Boston Furaitura Ca. 008 . | 7—WANTED TO BUY AN INTERESTIN A WELL eatablished paylng business. Lnve about.8,000.00 1n cash. Address M 21, URI, BOUGHT, Farnam stroet. _FOR SALE-FURNITURE, ~ELEGANT FURNITURE OF COTTAGE Davenport streot. Want to sell within_tho noxt waoek. MiS0 51 FOR SALE--HORSES WAGONS ETC. il e N fursn SOLD, -~ BPORED, weolle, 111 ‘quired. Adiress M 27, lieo. —A GIRI, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN /tamily of two. Call at No. 2215 Seward st. ME30-200 GOOD SALARY GUARANTRED TO ANY y who will do_writing for me at home. " Ad dress 1n_own bandwriting with nddressed and atamped onvelope, Miss Kdna I Bend, Ind., proprietor of the famy —GIRT, FOR GENERAL HOU AL /ply No. 2214 Lake streot. Gl7as 1124 JACKSON 8T Moot WANTED, A GIRL, FOR GENERAL 1OUSE ‘work: mukt' be %0od cook, washier and Ironer. SApply 2622 Cupltol ave. 0 RATES 1608 line firat tmo ana 100 a line there- after. No advertisement taken for less than >-5-YEAR-OLD JERSEY COW AND CAL| T common wow.and calf, §6.00. pan_go0d work horsos, $45 0. 15.year-old s key for little boy, 0. Aty yard, 25th and Burt st. .8, " FOR SALE-. RATES- after. QFATENT ¥or broved Al Sifter, st., Brooklyn, N. Y. 50 a 1100 Arst Ume wnd 10 & line there No advertisement taken for loss than 2e. SODLOW'S on, 206 SALE, 8. Budlow & ™M wen 02 LCOND GIRL, o from the corner 0f One'block north of St. Mary's avenue. st “WANTED, A CAPAB JLandon Court, fourth 24Ul street. ~ FOR RENT---HOUSES. RATES.-15c & line first tme and 100 a line there aftor. No advertisement taken for less than . ), SROOM HOUSE 213 DAVE Vory chenp to first class tonant. 1108 Farnam stroot. OT STIERT Boggs & HII, o1 3 DOOR Counell Counc MG06ES MISCELLANEOUS. RATES—10c A line first tune and 10c a line thore- after No advertisoment taken for less tha i{ PIVSICIAN WANTED A GOOD PHYSICIAN oan find a dosirahlo l0cation by nddres Benchler, Bl Springs, Neb. Q. FOR EALE, COUNTERS AND VAULT In the building recently occirpled by the Blufls Savings bank. OMicer & Pusey, Blufr ) ¢ Roon HOUSE. MODERN, 8288 2181 ST. rent o ) ~VARGK LIST. GEO. J. PAUL, 109 FARNAM 530Kz —FOR RENT, ONLY 825, THAT 10-ROOM MOD- lorn houso; no convenience lacking. See it nt 1608 N. 15th streef y responsible tenant consid ored. J. H. Johnson, 842 N. Y, Lifo. Mass 20 Ty-s1 ON N %TH, NEAR Cuming st choup. “Knquire, 8358 Tsth'af, i DESIRABLE 5-ROOM COTTAGE, NTH AND olark stroots. MBS v —FOR RENT. 10 HOUSES, #.00 AND UPWALDS per month. The O. F. Davis company. 910 FI0 —DESIRABLE FLATS WITH aionm hoat, sioron. dwi ¥ 18 of oity. Kolkeriny, C Gard T st 50 “FOR RENT. THREE NEW 7-ROOM, 28TO4Y boottages with bath and sew raxe, at and noar pruer Webster and ‘Thirtlouh stroets. lteduced to .00 caob; Henry W, Yatos W fifu-noou HOUSK; MODRRN; 832 8 2D & Tz BEST RES- 42 Bee bldg 03 3, 4 & 5-MOOM IOUSES, #10 to i Idunce fial n eity. Mead lnv't Co. D;.rox WENT, HOUSE 10 ROOMS, ALL MODERN mprovempnts, §0.00 per month, §3d and Farnam. Dextar Lo Thomas. it . WHOOM HOUSE, WITH BOTH i oftive. RATE: 100 a line there- than 25c. ARKLY. revelation lenges the world, M ! Legrave, d trance clalrvoyaat, mstrologist. paimist 'and life reader: tells your ‘lifo from the cradle to grave: unites th tod: causos mar rlage with the one you 1oy, here you will succeed and in what busin tho colebrated Kgyptian bre destroy bad influences; cures fits, lntemperance and all private complaints with massage, baths and a cobol tre, . m. 40 0 p. m. Come one. come all, and be convinced of this wonderful orac| MBI F 1% Q-MES. MARY FRITZ, 2% LAKE STRERT, irvoyant trance medium; independent volcos; tells past and future. ST knY QMU NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOVANT, niedlum, OTLK year,at 1y N, 16th. WATES- F-MASSAGE. VISIT THE ONLY FIRST CLASS puriors in Omabia, ovor 610 8. 13th st. M3 ¥i1* 'l‘AiAllAlr?l.A i h —FULLY EQ very best prt of #0000 cans per dny: years; Inst three M 2 Bee. 042 ¥ 28 —WANTED TO TRADE IMPROVED OMAHA property for intorest In s well established pay- tng business. Advertiser is an ofiico wun, Address M 22, Bee. 635-29% —W/ « JED—A PARTNER WITH $1,600.00 or $2,000. 0 cash to take half Intorest In ah - eatab- butter-husiness. This Is & good* 0poRIng for Address, M 19, Hee ottico. M3 207, VARTL FOR OLD G /Banks. room 0 Barker biock, Omalia. (AR TAID LD CARSON & _ PAWN BROKERS, B E MARTL, REMOVED TO 107 8. 1 'R 8T 971 K6t REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. Jos. B: MEGEatH, 1548 FARNAM STRERT, OMAHA, NEB = . e HICAGO BURLINGTON & Q Depot 10th angd, Masou Sts. ~Chicako Westibulo _.Chicago Expreas. Chicago ghgpress.. g0 &lown Loca BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER | Arrives Depot 10th afd Mason Sta. | Omaha. o Lims B M enawopd xpross Arrive. Omaha Omaba. | ;Denvor Kpross Denver Wxpesss.. ... Lincolt I.lmll%’ KxoeptSun. et yoe TARCOLN, HOCMI 5721 r: q!}lc B s Cltn Buy Txpr it Expenip U. 1, NI B AT 3 umnnv_eyf: 101 ulf’:’:‘-w_ysu. Ouiaha. [-e-..-Beatrige’ JKXpross . “..Déuver Bxpress. s e Ovcrhndl-lxnh. .. ). BlueSp'us & Falrfield Ex(ex Sun)|12. i, ...Pacific Bxpros CHICAG (T Unlon Depot 10th & Marcy Sis. T.iAtlantic Bxpress Vestibulo ... Night | Golng | CHICAGO, It. I. & PACIK West. | Union Depot 10th and Marcy S Trans TORE FOR SALE. TOWN OF 5,000, Only oo uther shoo sidre. Addrose, 10,00z {72 5. PHVSICIANS ‘PRACTICE IN people. town lght: miles ‘one sldo Audress, M 16 Beo. - 61650% RESTAURANT FOR BALE CHEAP, APPLY 1003 Lenven worth at. 2 31 Lown of 400 MANUFACTURING—WANTED, ENERGETIC man with few hundred doilara L0 starta money making manufacturiog business in Omaba without competition. Address M7, Hee. o3 314 TIE ONLY HOTEL, enr the depot In the eity of Inquire of R. W.Grayblll. Aurora, M&%G 30+ FURNISHED HOTEL FOR SALL OR RENT, tho only hotel in city. Apply to Tilden Stato bank, agent,Tllden, Neb 495122 17307y m LT Dehver Linuted. 105 p m Denyor I Tenves ICAGO, MIL. & 81 Omeha| U.P. depotand Marcy St v Depot. 10th a1 am|......8loux City Passenger. 585 _pm .5t Paul Express. Loaves X CITY & PACIFIC, Omahal Depot, 15th and Webstor ats. 55 pm St Paul Lt TCHICAGO & U. P. depot, I (Ex. Sun'y) Carroll Passerger. ¥ Chioago Expross. ... L1 Vestibule Limited 020 p m 211000 m Arrives Omaba Omaha [10:20 p FOR EXCHANGE. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS. P. depot, 10th and Marcy Sts. Arrives RATES—15¢ a line first time and 100 & lino thore- after. No advertisement taken for less than 23c. 77—BROOD MARE FOR BUGGY OR PHAETON, /41519 Farnam 160 acren clear hay land, $2,500, for drug or gen- eral stock. 31100 first mortgages, clear lot on Hamllton streot for city property, iand or stock. 20 acres In Merrick county for good residence not over §7,000 or §5.000. 40 5-res slx miles from postottice for good im- proved property. Brick atore bullding onloased ground near Pax. ton hotel. rents for §140 per month, for clty prop- erty. Will assume mortgago. 10-room house, full 1ot, on ‘Franklin street; 100 feet, with 2 houses, on 2(th neur Harney: also 18 cloar lots tn West' Albright, price $25,000; will ex- chaoge part or all for good farma in eastern No. braska or western lowa. ¥. F. Ringer, 1519 Faroam. 7780 ACRE FARM IN EASTERN N fitor exchiange. L W. Hulliuger, Wallac 7/ -FOR EXCHA fvered 1and 1n o # rallroads §20 00 Louls Cannon 255 FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1 A Written Cuarantes to CURE EVERY CAS: or sYPHILIs MONEY REFUNDED. o 13 permanent and not & patehing up. Cas troatod seven fonrs ago havo never soen & symptom since. By describing cAso fally we cAn ireat you by mALT, And we give the samo strong guarantee to cure of refund all money. Those Who prefer to come here for treatment soand we will pay railrond fare both wayshad hotel bills while here if we fall to cure, We Challcoge the World for & case that our MAGIC MEMEDY will not_enre, Writo for partica’srs and ket the evidence. 1n our soven yoars' practico with this MAGIC REMEDY 1t has hoen most dificnit to overcomo the projidices against so called specifics. But under our Strong guaranteo thousands are trylng itand being cured. We gunr to curo or refund every dollar, And as wo huvo & reputation to protest 180 financinl hacking of 800X it 18 perfectly snfe to A1l who will try the treatment. Heretofore you have been putting up an & paying outyour monoy for diner ent trontments, and although you are not yet cured n hus pald back your money. We wiil positively cure you. Old chronie, deep seated cases cured in & 0 0 dnys. Invostigate our financial standing our reputation ns busines: . Write us for names and addresses of those we have curod Who hate glven permission to refor to thom. 1t costs you only post- Agot0 4o this. If your symptoms re sore throat, mueous patehes in moath, rheumatism in bones and Joints, hiair (iling out, eruptions on any part of tho body, feeling of general depression, pains in head or Dones. You haye no tmo to waste, Thoss who are constantly taking morcury aud potash should discon- tinue it. Constant use of theso drugs will suroly bring sores and eating ulcers in tho end. Don't fail to write Al correspondence sent semled n plain envolopes. We invite the most rigid investigation and will do all tn our power to afd you In it. Addross COOK REMEDY (0., - Omaha, Nebraska. MAGIC CURE "o ONLY. WB00 for a case of LosT or FArLING Ma; HOOD, General or NERVOUS DEBILITY, wea ness ot body or mind, the effects of eTrors or 0x- cesses In old or young that we eannotoure. We guarantee every case or refund every dollar. Flve duye trial trontment 81, full course &5, Percoptib’e benefits realized In three days. By mall, securely pucked from observation. COOK REMEDY 00., OMAWA, NE LADIES ONLY “Amc FEMALE REGULATOR, Safo and Certaln to a day or money refunded, By mail 82, Securely sealod from observa- tion. COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, Neb. LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. For salo by all Drug and Fancy Goods Dealers or 1f unable to procuro this wonderful soap sond 28¢ In stamps and recoive o cako by return mail. JAS. 8. KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECIAL-Shandon Bells Waits (tho pulat Socloty Walta) sent FIREE to 30 oo wrappers of Bhaadon Hous Soas.© P i né O Le Duc's Periodioal Pills, The French remedy acts directly upon the ive organs and cures supprossion of the . 820r throe for 85, and can ba malled. 8hould not be used duringpreznanoy. Jobbers, droggistsand the public supplied by Goodman Drug Co., Qmahu MENT, a apecifie for Hysterin, Diszinoss, Fits, Neu- falgin, Headache, Norvous Prostration caused by al- eoholior'tohacco, Wnkofulness, Mental Depression, Softenig of the Train,: causing 1nsanity, misery. decay, death, Premature Old_Age, Barrenngss, Loss of Power In élther sex, Tmpotency, Leucorrhoen and all kemalo Wouknomos, Involuniary 1osses. Soo matorrhoen caused by over-exertion of the brain, Self-nbuse, over-Indulgence. A month's treatuont 81,6 for 8, 'y mall. We Guarantes six boxes to ciire. Each ordor for 6 boxes, with will sond writ- ten guarantee to refund If not cured. Guarantoes Ixsucd only by A. Schroter, Drugglst. solo agents, E. cor. IGth and Farnam sts., Omalia, Nob, JAPANESE PLLE CURE A new and Complete Treatment, cousisting of Suppositories, Olntment in ules, ulso in Box and Pills; a Positive Cure for External, Internal, Blind or Bleeding Itching, Chronle, Kecent or Hereditary Piles. This Remedy has ' never bean known tofall. 8] per box.G for$5; sent by mall. Why suffer from this terribie diseass when n wrlt ten guaranteo s positively given with 6 boxos, to refund the money If not cured. Send stamp for free Sample. Guarantee Issued by Kuhu & Co., Druggists. Sole Agents, cornor 15th and Douglas treets, Omaha, Neb, Gonorrhoea, Gleetand Joenrernen cured in 2 days by the French Remedy entit- Jed the KING. It dissolves ngainst and iy ab- sorbed into the inflamed parts. Will rofund nioney ifit does not curs, or causes stricture Gentlomen, here is a reliable article. 83 a package, or 2 for 85 per mail prepaid. MeCor- mick & Lund, Omaha. Arrives Omaha & MO, VALLEY, Depot, 16th and Wobstor fts. Doadwood Expross Wyo. Jexp; (5. NOrfolk (%, Sunday.). Arrivos Omaha 905 pm 1240 p m T, ST, P, AL & O pot. 15th and Webster S icux Clty_Accommodation Sloux City Kxpress (iix. Sund'y) 545 p m|.......8t Paul Limitod.... 515 p_m|Bancroft Passonger (Kx. Suid'y) MISSOURL PACIFIC. Depot 15th and. Webster Sts. T....St. Louls Expres L Kxpros [Aramator 525 pm V[ Arrivos [ eaneter W0°p m o Expross o i 925 8 m 1000 pm |7 0 Expross 706 p m| Y 1, Z=BRICK BLOCK, ENTED FOR fintock wen. mase., §25,000 10 $40,000. TOCK MERCHANDISE, WILL Y, 2 SRt ARGSE MERHANDIRR, Sk dress Box 575, Seliuylor, Neb. MGI0 508 77-FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE, BOX BUITE ficounty farm lands, Frank M. Snedoker, Alllance, Neb. o0 31 \ KLECTRO THER. har freatmoat, manicuro Post, 31954 5. 1560, Withinell blk. 78 ~NEW ROOM COTTAGES, MODER® IM- rovements, “Stanford Circles Apply €. 8 Egutter, room 4. N. Y. Lfe bull 1ing 6 HOUSE 21111 AND DAVENPOGT, 'all conventonces, $20.00 por ‘month. ¥. K. Dar 1ihg, Barker block. M 08 MODERN IMPROVE asonable. (62 N, 26th ave. Apply, I tatlor, 3LN, J6th st ) ---FURNISHED ROOMS. BRATES-15¢ & line first lme and i0c & line there- after. No advertisement taken (or less than 20 F.m.mm"‘r FURNISHED ROOMS, 2425 DODGE N W01 25 - KOR RENT, NICKLY FURNISHLED, SECOND tory bac witable for slagle gentie: th stroet. nd beat. 2008 Doug -~ “LARGE SOUTH KOOM | “40ru; reasonuble, 3 Burt street. - voonss, HOUBEK PG, 203 ST, MARY'BAY 0 TWO FURNISHED ROOMS AT 2017 HARNEY, “gus, bath and beat 64l 318 E. PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS, ONE SINGLE “room, i private family. medlum rent. ‘ences required. Address M 3, Bee oftice. T o2, U00ME ¥OI HOUSEKEEPING FOK MAN F I'I;A.l wife; no children; rent taken in hllulvufll’ E—’inl’liu’r. EAM HEATED FURNISHED roows. A B0, lith street. M 0 E kU ANISHED WOOM WITH BATIL 1 MONTI L0 Faruan. Ll PERSONAL, WATES - 1o and 10 a line there after. No advertisement taken for le NAL, IN BLACK, rying small d north bound Wi 1111 car ut 12 ward about 6 o'ol i . please gend address, In c ¥ Lt 77—CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M D'8E; WILL take real estate & money. Box 205, b‘ruuhlurl,l:m _FOR SALE- RATES—15¢ lin No adver! L tme and 100 & thore for loss than 0 ALl OR PART OF KINE, WELL Aclear section, Sherman ¢ proved bottom land, Sarpy Co. for inside rental pro| INPROVED g 800, A 1 im- change Fiy- Fidelity Trust company. (300D 10-ROOM HOUSE, INSTDR, RENTS. #3000 Tineumbered. 81,40, 1506 Clear 10t, worth §1,000.00: Good. Fidelity Trust company. | 665 1 FA, GOD SAKE, POOR MAMMA 80 1LL “ame bikeo wilke where (0 be found. Don't b love roports. WATES Toc a lae first o and 100 after. NO advoriiaement Laken 1 : NG A PIANO EX \MINE THE new scalo Kimbail piauo, A. Hospe, 1515 Dougl Vol b GELLENBEOK. BANIO TEACHER with Hospe, Or 821 B. 15th atroet, 80 Boor. W2 MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. e Brat Umo and 10¢ line there vartisement (akea for loas than 150 T LOANS_TIE UNITED STATES twent Co. soll thelr | y the owners aro - lonna from the eompany. The bonda are large. and by this method savos Interest and at the end of the term has & Bandsome surplus 107 the nvestor. This company ls oparated on a vory conservaiive aud ceonomieal basly* Alluarolngs of thy copany ara mutual, Forfull part.culars write Lo tho secre Tary) Tooms ) nd G, Be bullding, Omnls. Neb. Maso 4 —1F YOU DESILE A LARGE LOAN ON BUSI oas property, lmproved or for bulldiog pur ‘ cal 0B Georke J. Palil, 1000 Faroaw st. 666 31% E-nmil ROOM WITH ALCOVE, T8 N_ 2187 . wilh AL Rfi‘T‘ TOANS. PAUL. Ww FARN. Y | JOR ELEGANT MODERN COTTAGES SKE ¥ delity i Trist company, east entrance, N, Y. Lifo. WACHE, IMPROVED FARM, IN FRANKLIN Co., Nebraskn, $10.0) per acro' @ bargata, (G- operdtive Land & Lot Co., 25 N. 16th at: ) 0 ACRE uiuln 12 lci 5 VIOM LINC per acre, 0n Uwe. Co-Operative nd Lot Co., 206 N. 10Ch st e ON BMALL MONTHLY PAVMENTS, The O.F. Davis company. 191 FI0 08 BALE-CHEAP, WKL LOCATED 7i00M coltage: all convenionces; paved ALIel; MOLOF. Address M 3, Hoe. { BARGAIN: 1 HAVE MATURED ENCUM. A brances which 1 cannot take care of, and offer to sell for cash, .00 worth of South Omaba un: lwproved residence property for §:,0. Buyer can choose one app; myself one, apd thows two choose & third. Wil accept §2,000 for §.000 o thelr yaluation |f (aken at onoe, or wiil sell in lots of £1,000 ench on same basis. Address M 15 Bee. M 625,500 JPOR BALE_ 8.k ¢ WTH, DOKCAS. 821X 188, § cottage. stable for 6 horecs, can b divided 10810 Ingu o 310 OACKE. IMPROVED FARM, 81 MILES FROM Omaha. $2.00 per acre. runniug water aad tim ber.” Co-operative Laud & Lot Co. 2 N. 16th at. 1 WACKE RANCH IN LOUP VALLEY, o Burwell, the county seat of Getla Flue lwprovements, river fronl, reasonable terms. Addreas, 7. L lall, Burwell, Nob o7 W00 Tonves | GHICAGO, Transfor| Unlon Depot.Council Blufts. sievese NIght Express.. Atlantio Expr y stibulo Limited ¢ OMATIA & ST, LOUIS. Unloy Dapat, Cygooll Blug Bt. Louls Canon Ball.. Transrer 9208 m 556 p m 120 p m Arrives” Transfer [ Ad®n Expr {iéx Bat) Atlanu oo Carroll ‘INPROVEMENT thePHOER o ths AGE THE BEST, WHY? Bocaust we have profited by the shorteomings of the old typewriters. and have overcome many defects and, batween Oursieves, we have added w n7 lmprovements of which their inventors n ver droaned. All type cleaned in ten seconds without sofl- 1114 the hands. More manifold coples oan be made at oue im- pression on the Swith Premler than upon wny other Ly pewritor manufactured sead for eatalogue. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT, The Smith Premier Typawriter Co. 16094 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, E B, MAYHEW, . . . - MANAGER. THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, as represented on thiz map. Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 p. m., ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m. City Ticket Office: 1501 Far- nam St., Omaha. F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent. C. C. LincoLn, Pass. Agent, I)liol'mul 8 FOR EREOTION OF BOHOOL Buildings, Steam Hoating and Ventila- tlon, and Fire Esoupes. Dopurtment of the Interior, Office of indian Affairs, Washington, D. O, Jabuury 6, 1802 —SEALED PROPOSALS, on” dorsed, “Proposals for erection of bulldinzs, steam heating, et us the ease muy and uddressed to-the Commissioner of Indian Af- fulrs, Washlugton, D, will be recelved at this offfce until 1 o'olock; p. m., of Fobruary 8, 1802, for the erection at the Pine Ridge Agericy. South Dakotu, of one brick nssembly bullding, one brick hospital bullding, and one bria voller house, as per plans snd speolfications which may be examiued at the offices of the Republiean, of Rapld City, 8. D., the HEr of Omuha, Neb, and the Bulldérs Board of Trade, corner'7th und Codar streets, St. Paul, Minn., and at the Pine Ridge Agenoy. Bidders will be required to submit separate bids for each buliding, and stute the Tength of tme roposed to be consumed in thelr construc- Yotk Bids are also fnvited for turnishing ali machinery, materials, and all lubor necessar; to put them in position, for heating and v tiltuting tho ussombly bullding, the hospita bulldiug. the present school bullding and the laundry (now In course of construction). ail to be proterly connected by adequate pivds with the bolter house, from which they ure to be beated. Separaie vlas should also be made for heating ana ventilat a8 above, from boller bouse, ouly the assembly buliding und the present s6hool bullding. Separate bids are also Invited for furnishing and pacing one or wo fire escapes on the ussembly and hospital bulldings-whon same shall have beon ercoted, also on the present school building. Bidders n heatlag and ventluting, and firc escapos. 10 wccompany thelr bids with desigus and specifications of the steam heutlay upd ven- Ulation and fire escapes proposed to Le fur- nished: sild desizns and speoifications to be udapted to the bulldings to which they are to be appligd, The right Is reservel to reject Any or all bids, or any part of any bid It deewed for the best Intorest of the service CunTIFIED CHECKS ~Each bid snust be accom pisnled by « certified check of draft upon some “nited States depository or solvent nationa the viclnlty of the residence of the made payablo to the order of the Cow- misioner of Indian Affairs, for at least K1V PER CENT of Lho ninount of the proposal, wil check or draft wiil be forfeited to the United Stutes in case any bldder or bidders receiving wn award shall” fall to pro bly oxecute a oontpact with good and Ssuficlent suretios, otherwise to be retnrned to the bidder. Bids accompanied by cash in lieu of a certified oheck will not be eorsidered. T.J. MORGA N Cowwmissioner of ludisu Affairs, JIOA2LM ; A CATACLYSM OF WAR CLAINS [ Southern Bills for Damages Pouring in Upon COongress., 3 GENERAL RAID ON THE TREASURY ensures Introduced to Remove 1 Claims—A African in the Cotton Tax Woa Southern war clalms are pouring in upon congress, Over 2,000 bills have been introduced providing various means of compensating southerners for war losses. Somo provide for an investiga- tion by the court of claims, others name a specific amount and appropriate it directly. There seems to boa goneral awaken- ing in the south on the subject of war losses, writes the Washington corre- spondent of thé St. Louis Globe-Dem-o crat. Of the members south of Mason and Dixon’s line, all but half a dozen have put in from ten to 150 of these Dbills, The com- mittes on war claims is receiving a con- siderable number. It could hardly have been framed upon lines more favorable to the claimants, The chairman isa Pennsylvania man, but his constituents are just now pressing a multitude of claims on the government for individual damages sustained by the invasions. Stone of Kentucky, the indefatigable one-legged man who was on the point of fighting with his own party in the last congress because it tried to delay this kind of legislation, is & member. So is loe of Tennessee, who in the Fifty- first congress blocked private pension bills because the war claims were hung up. Winn of Georgia and Shell of South Carolina are also on it. There are six southern men on this committee. Opening the I About the close of tho war congress passed an act providing for the reim- bursement of loyal southorners who had sustained losses chiefly through quartor: master’s stores and subsistence supplies taken during the operations of the United States army or navy. But there were thrown around such claims certain limitations, and especiaily wus it re- quired that they must be filed before a given date. General Wheeler of Ala- bama now brings forward a bill throwing wide open the door and declaring that these claims ‘‘shall not be subject to or affected by any stat- ute of limitations heretofore “enacted.” He also extends the character of the claims far beyond the oviginal concep- tion of it. His proposed law excludes any claim growing out of the destruc- tion or use or occupation of proporty *'in cases where such destruction, damage or use was necessary to the success of a battle in progress, or the dofense of or attack upon a position; but”—now mark the latitude of this!—“in all cas where such destruction or damage to property, or use and occupation of real estute, was not essential to success as aforesaid, then and in that case the court of claims shall investigate and de- termine the value of the property so destroyed or damaged; and inall cases of the use and occupation of real estate d court ghall ascertain the duration of such uso or ocoupution, and determine the amount of compensation to which the owners may justly bo entitled.” General Wheeler has another bill which, like the'ubove, has gone to the committee on judiciary. This second bill benrs a_suggestive title. | Its pur- pose is **to dispense with proof of loyalty in certain case’. It declares that “‘after the passago of this nct proof of loyalty during the war of 1851 to 1865 shail not be required as a prerequisite of restora- tion or ndmission to the pension roll of any person who otherwise would be en- titled thereto under existing law, or laws which may bo hereufter enacted, nor shall proof of loyalty during the war of 1861 to 1865 be necessary in ap- plications for bounty lund when the proof otherwise shows that the appli- cant is entitled thereto.” Bills of like import have been intro- duced by Richardson of Tennessee, Me- Rae of Arkansns, Culberson of Texas, Elliott of South Carolina and Senator Faulkner of Virginia. The Cotton Tax. On the first day allowed for the ad- mission of bills Mr. Enloe of 'Tennessee brought in the proposition to refund the cotton tax, This tax amounted to $68,- 072,888.79. It was collected in 1863, 18647 1865, 1866, 1867 and 1868. It was col- lected as part of the internal revenue. It fell, as Mr. Enloe says in his whereas, “mainly upon the producer, both the white and colored race engaged in pro- ducing said cotton, who, while paying this tax on cotton, huve asother citizens of the several states paid their due pro- portion of all other taxes.” Mr. Enloe’s bill makes the points that *‘no other raw agricultural product of any of tho states has been taxed, even during the war,” and that “the judg of the supreme court were equally divided 1n opinion as to the constitutionality of the law under which ' said taxes were collected,” Therefore Mr, Enloe proposes that the cotton tax shall be paid back to the states in the form of thirty-years United States bonds bearing 8 per cent interest, payable semi-annually.” The milk in the cocoanut, otberwise the real Yenefici- arios of this measure, is shown by the following exhibits of the paymeonts which would have to be made: Alabami Arkansiy.. California.. otieut . 55,827 Kentucky......... 10,0501 Lou stanit, Maryland . Massachusett Mississippl Missouri. . New Jorsey 3 New York.......0.] Norti Carolina Ghlas et Penusylvania., Rhode Island South olina. Tennessee. Texas. Utan.. Virginia.. . : The states ure o recel ve these amounts in government bonds and o refund to F YOU bave one of the foll HEART SYMPTOMS, LOOK OUT! DR. MILES' NEW CURE —rOn THE— 4 4 HEART. Is a safe and relia. ble remedy for Pal- {ation, of Heatt, ‘aia in Side, Asthe ma, Short Hieath, Fliuieriog, Diopsy, Oppression, Wiad {a Siomach, Tregr lar Fulte, Choke Seatation it W and Starthing F::',‘ FREE AT ALL DRUGGISTS, DR. MILES MEDIUAL CO0., Elichart, Ind. Forsale by Kubn & Oo., 164k uad Douglas. 7 — individuals the cotton taxes they paid from 1863 to 1868 inclusive, Some of the Cluims, There are a hundred of these genoral mensures, involving amounts of which no one can make any estimate. And then there are two thousand and one in« dividual claims of great diversity, Tho number of these individual claims ine creases daily. Their character muy be illustrated by a few random samples. One of Senator Blackburn's bills di- rects the payment of $3,014.06 to the es tate of Mary H. S Robertson “for rent of premises in Kentucky during the late war.” Alberio Duplantier of East Baton Rouge, La., will accopt 26,125 “in full satisfactiou for stores and supplics taken from him by the military forces of the United States for their use during the ‘\\lnr for the suppression of the rebels on.” The heirs of Mrs. B, W, F, Chairs ask $15,895 for “‘property taken from hor plantation in May, 1868, by Bank's army. A curious eclaim is that of h A, Wood, widow. of the city of more.” Mrs. Wood seeks “‘the sum cf $1,344,44, said sum being the pro- coeds of $2,240.74 in legal money taken from the Bank of New Orloans by Cup- tain J. W. McClure, assistant quarters master, under military ordors.” W. R. Wimlish offers o accopt $19), 695 in full satisfaction for storos and sup- Ylius taken from him in West Feliciana, A Senator Carlisle proposes to pay $4,:380 to Rebekah Wilkins, widow of Jesso “Mrs. ) Wilkins, late jailer at Carvrollton, Ky., *in compensation for food and care fur- nished by said Jesso Wilkins to United States prisonors conlined in the jail at said place during the war of the rebel- lion,” “Ior wood taken and usod United States troops encamned - on premises duving the late eofvil w: James . Hall of Clark county, Ken- tucky, asks for “‘whatever may bo just and equitable,” as determined by the quartermaster goneral on investigation. Aloxander Monett asks $12.44298 for the use of the National race course in the District of Columbin by the union forces during tha last yearof the war, Mount Zion society of Winnsboro, S. asks that the court of claims be airected to hear its claim for the oc- cupaney of the grounds and buildings of the Mount Zion college in 1865, 1866 and 1867 The assignee of the late Joseph R. Shannon of Louisiana wants $40,000 for the steumboat A. W. Quarrier,. ‘im- pressed into the Uni States servieo” and “*subsequontly destroyed.” The administrator of John S. Ryan, late of Charleston, S. (., seeks authovity to prosecute a claim for the net pro- ceeds of 108 bales of cotton seized by the military authorvities at Charleston in 1865, Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church at Norfolk, Va., estimates its claim *‘for rent and damag from Oc- tober 29, 1863, to November 1, 18065, at $4,800, The heirs of Mrs. Adeluide Shirley wish $8,348 57 “in payment for property taken near Vicksburg for the immediate use of the United States army in 1863.” Mobile was captured late ja the war. The claim of the Mobile Marine Docic company is limited to a part of 1863, but it amounts to $86,202.65 *‘for the_use of its property by the government.” One of Senator Carlisle’s bills directs the payment to Catherine Metz,in Kenton county, Kentucky, of $2,060 **in full com- pensation for horses taken und usod by the troops of the United States during the war of the rebellion.” One of the bills introduced by Mr Poynter of Kentucky directs the secre- tary of war to appoint a -cémmission to ascertain and report the facts concerning the taking of proy v for the use of the army and destroyed at Cynthiana, Ky, on June 11, 1861 A Missouri claim is based on_the use by government troops of ‘‘a dwelling, eabinet shop and other buildin on lot 78, block 7,” in Macon City, Mo.; also of a ten-acre tract of timbered land ad- jacent to Mucon. The sccretary of war is to find out how much is due Mury. J. Bealmear for the use of this property and the secrotary of the trensury is directed to pay it Senator Jones of Arkansas fathers a bill to pay Henry M. Stone of White county, Arkansas, $20,666 *for stores and supplies taken and usod by thenrmy of the United States during the lute wi Henry Wure, then of Houston county, Texas, ~ but now of Mississippi, hud 7 bales of cotton seized at Shreveport De- cember 1, 1865. He got it back Murch G, 1866, but it was worth $53,971.61 less than when it was scized. Furthermore, thore wore charges paid, bringing the loss up to $64,818.92. Ware sued for this and got judgment, and now a bill is putin to puy him this amount with 5 per cent interest from Decombor, 1865, **All persons and heirs of persons claiming to.have been illegally drafted into the service of the United Statos .in July, 1864, in Pondleton county, Ken- tucky, antl claiming improporly to have paid commutation,” are to be au. thorized to bring suits to recover in thoe court of claim: ‘I'he owners of the steamboat Rosa Hambleton want $2,400 *‘for services while under impressment at or neav Cineinnati during the Kirby Smith raid from September 6 to Septombar 17, 1862, twolve days at $200 a day.” Two pages of the paper might be filled with the enumeration of the bills intro- duced since tho 7th of January to piy southern people for losses sustnined in one way or another through the oper- ation of the war, tho hia by - Constipation poisons tne blood; NoWity's Litte Early Risors cure constipatioa, The causeremoved, the disoase is goue. ¥ MARKET, placed on record January WARRANTY DERDS, AW Babcoek and wife to Mollie B Sipe, 10t 9, block 136, South Owaba. ... ... George Baxter et al to Jullus tenediet, nwne and fract Innenw i 5-13 80 Howdl ! and wifo' to Aitrod " Miilard, Lots 1, 2 and, block 15, Kountze & Ruth's add, excopt 10 fept square 1 no Arndtund A'zoral Morseman to Anna Morseman, lots 34 and #, blook 4, 81 mii Avenue park . o Henry Benodiet and wife to G 1 ¥ Baxtor, ot 12, block 2 Plainy lew DV Sholes and wife to 1 8 Reed. oh blook 2, Tustitute place .. JJ Delss and wife to J A Wakeficld, Andrews, W & T's subdlv...., 1 Anderson and wite Lo Joii s 1ot 9, Bonzou & J 100 drick, subdl . . DB Waugh and wife'to foiin Ve field, undety lot 1%, blotk 114, Omabn.. .. ... WA W O MeLean and wite to Wiliiau Kobin- lot7, Smith's park 3 Frank Shoull and wite 0" 'irino Tysehuck, Ir., 1ot 2, Kaspor's udd ... M5 Btephenson und wife to P G lierg- strom, 1ot 16, block 4, C E Muyne's 1st dd to \'ullu{ N CM W husband to E B Loug, n 4 foot 1ot 5, block 1. Hurs ford place George Purks and wife to duuics Parks, lot 10, block 9, Corrigan place . Jobu Withnell ot al th B J Seanucil, purt lots 1 wnd 2, block 147, Omalia QUIT CLAIM DERDS, Gearge Logge and wife to T H Smith, 10bs 44, 44 aad 43, BLEWATL PLAGO 1. i.vo. DEEDS. C A Fowler (special master) 0.0 | Mears, lovs, blook 1, Meyne's 2d aad...... Total amount of transfers. —~ Jack 'rost has a special mission fu winter -it's to chap up our hands and cheoks, and Jack Frost s he don’t like huller's Aus- tralian salve a bit, it cures tho “little chaps” right up.