Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1892, Page 7

SPEGIAL NOTICES, | THE OMAHA DAILY BE FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS CHANCES. HVERTISKMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS Wil be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the ovening ‘antil 8:30 p. m. for the moFRing or Sundey cat Al ndvertisements {n those colnmns 18 conts & 1ine first tnsertion, and 10 conts a line therenftor, or ¥ per line per month. No ndvertisement taken for Jeas than 25 cents for the frst insertion. Term ensh in adeance. Count Aboat seven words to th 1ine. Initials. figures, symbols. ete. ench count as o word. All ndvertisements must ran_consecutively Advortisers by requesting a numbered check, can have the letters addrossed to a numbered letter In enro of TiE BER. Answers so nddressed will be deltvercd on prosentation of the checl —— e ];NAS! T OFFICES - ADVERTISING FOR THESE columna will be taken on the above conditions At the following business houses, who are anthor A7ed o take special notices At (he same rates as can be had at Lthe minin office Bouth Omahn Branch Office—No. 202 N street, Liater block John W. Holl, pharmaciet. 11th and Mason stro B I Farnaworth, pharmncis Cuming str e ma actat, (345, th t C. 1. Snterfeld, pharmacist, 1718 Leavenworth 2th And Farnam. SITUATIONS WANTED. Jc a line firat time and 10c & line there- No advertisoment taken for less than 25c. RATES After WANTED, SITUATION IN BANK A8 BOOK- Koeper or asslstant cashiier; had some_experl “nce, best of referenco. K. L. Argabright, Shnbert, Nob, L) LADY WHO 18 A RAPID ACCOUNTANT fahios a pOSILion In an offico OF store; will tuke Any salary named In order 10 socure steady em- ployment Immediately. - Addross 1*'37, Hoo, LD 3 VEARS, Addross MY RELIABLE, an book WITH koepor. —YOUNG WIDOW winiien position a8 hou GENTLEMAN, RESPONSIBLE, with bost roferanicos, desiros position heeper. Audross I W, D —1%c n line first timo and 10c a line ther No advertisement tnken for loss than 2ic WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM Baaonic handlo the new patent. chemical ink erasiog pencil. velty over roduce: 0 abrasion Of puper: 200 to 50 per cent profit: one 'w snfes amiounted to 620 in Alx days, another in two hours. We want one general agent in ench state and territory. For terms and full par- nddress Monroe Kraser Mfg. Co , LaCrosse, B L MACHINIST. 75 GIVEE B WANTED, FIRST-CLASS Davis & Cowgdll B.. PORTRAIT ARTISTS WANTED TO pur electrie light printsa trial. - Excelstor trait Co., Ware biock, Omuhna. M4 M D~ WANTI 2D, MACHINISTS 10 KEEP AWAY Itrom indianapolls, Ind.. a8 thero is o strike there. J.J. Lamb, G Board. M50 B T SMGKTIC MAN IN A NEW lino ot Bldg. ro KD AN ENEL MAN soliciiing.” Call or address N, ¥ Lifo m 321, B. NVASSEHRS WAN dorw for Our portraits. Ware block. Omaha on. celstor Portrait Co., Ms4 M1 B: 2 GOOD CANVASSERS WANT lh' . H. Jerome LEEMEN. CAPABLE dny. Addross . N dway, Knnsas (k‘l‘v men make §35 10 sing Clintock, manager, W1 Brc “MEN TO TAKE ORDEL or collecting: no experlence; stendy work; host torms: bost specialties: samples free. Glen iiros, Roehestor, N. Y. Musd-12° Boyaxuen, PAPER HANGE'L T0 DO WORK and take part pay in rent. One year's rent guar mntoed. G. ¥. Butts, 220 S. Tith, Bee bldg. 1 B-.\mn T0 SEW BROOMS ON McCOMB SEW- ing muchine. Omaha Broom Works, 1oth and Puctfic. ey Wl BEE BLUG. Ifl)lv\!' ONT BENCIL AND 2 JOURNEYMAN CAR- pentors ut once. Address L. Box 67, Alllance, Nob. 1038 P SALESMEN. PAVS WELL. FRAME HOUSE, NO_ 500 8 10TH roet, in good repatr. Ront $1500 per month Call at Tier &'t 0'n.. 1112 Harnoy strect M115 1);.1000M, ALL MODERN HOUSE, % 8 wTH treet Sroom house, 1117 Howard st. 11-room house, 806 S. 15th at. #room house, 806 Plerco st wroom house, 821 8, 19th st A lnrge 1ist of 0ther housos. . 6. Olark & Co., 1218 Harnoy st. D, Ho0M COTTAGE, #TH. EAST mile from P, 0..all mod. imp., $25. 7room 1211 Sewnrd, now, proty, $14 s-room h near St. Mary's ave.. §11 elity Trust Co., K. entranee N, Y. L T);‘ FOR RENT, 8 4 FIONT. 1 4 M PORT Dar 850 B8N ITEN st _diEmi CHICAGO l) 0 ROOM HOUSE, %711 AND a1l convanienoes, §25.00 Ting, Barker block DAVES vor month, ¥. K. I) “HOUSES, COTTAGES. ROOM 2r Aroom flat with water, #10. Groom fiat, steam Nowly papered and palnted, $30. Moberts, 1618 Chicago stroot. Moy 5 DESIRANLE FOUR ROOM stoam_leat One six room, one 816 South 224 stroet M8y AT WTH AND l) TWO VERY modern fiats, five room cottage WATES- 150 & line first me Aad 100 & line there after. No advertisomont takan for less tian 2o FINE UPRIGIT PLANO, STANDARD MAKE used only a fow months, at & sacrifico. 2377 Cald woll at. - (QFOR SALE, TWO BILLIARD AND TWO PO tables, with cues, balls, racks, good order: eneh. M3 Qi WANTED, TO SELD A foundland and half bull dog. DOG MALF NEW. Callat 2210 8, 1ith 186 5 Q0N SALE GooD VST o, ity AND ¢ street, South Omaha; also good span n(‘:‘nur:' MISOELLANEOUS. WATES- (30 w lino first time and 10c a line thero- after, No advertisement taken for 1ess th an 2'c. T WAMILTON BHOS. CARPENTHUS AND builders. Al kinds jobbing. 41 So.igth. Tel. 17 = V;M;"I ATRTNER WANTRD IN THE MANUFAG ture of b L mebddss niready established, eapacity of piant 40,000 et dny. 2 banks of clay, 15 acres_clay tn il bulliie and paving, 65 horse power bol ler, 851w ifiewar engine, Ohlo brick mAchine And sprewds, SABRIL Other Lools NECONsATY for 8 first-class yard; asgabiished 5 yoars and have the trade of central Nobyaskn: will sell half or all For further particulars igquire of P. A. Stowart, Hastings, Adams Co., Nap. 720 4 Y Fon sALe A WAN STOCK OF GEN eral merchandise, fWVolee $10.00 to $12.000 as desired. Oldest business“irm in city. Well estab 124hod And paying trade. 1600 renson for rotiring. A splendld ehanos OriAny ano desiFing Lo engagn in antile business : Address Ford & Peck, Stromaburg, Neb. Mesi 00 Y o BANK sTocl I ONE OF T inthoeity. . ¥. Harrison, 013 Y S FQR RENT, ABOUT MARCH 1 THE HOW ard hotel, corner Howard and 10th streets: con taine AbOUL 40 rooms, which are furnished eom plote. A g0od OppORtunity {6 the flght parly. For particulars call st Tior & Co's, 1112 Harney stroot. 7 TesT R cte., ngalnst corporations or Individ bonght and ndvanced on. \v. K. Davis,R 3 Continental bik CANADIAN EMPLOVMENT OFFICHE, 8144 8. sth, male and fomale help: ofders by matl Bank. Tol. 8si. 02N R;TO L OB EXCHANGE WHITE L. WATE man, N. Y. L AINS FOR SATA IS, SERVICES WAGES. oS Jmaha. Miol 6 CLAIRVOYANTS. DER00N FLAT OVER em SOUTH | 10TR stroet: froshly papered: all modern convent ences, Including Iargo kit sor, Kemp & Co., 5 N. Y. j ER RENT Hickory. Life bldg. NT 8T8, §1 rable young man nth, $10. lmr mor Life, [ C. F. Harr i? 6-ROOM COTTAC bath, closot. Turn Apply at N )2 Hou SES, COTTAGES: ALL PARTS CITY. . C. Garvin & Co., 208 Sheely blk, Tel. 1 MI6S 6 HOT AND COLD WATER, veautiful Tawn and shude! “HOUSKS AND APARTMEN D 'S IN BEST RESL ldence block in city. ~ 8i6 8. A street. Tel. 170 M FOR BENT«FURNIBHED ROOMS. RATES _after. 1508 T first time and 10 & line there- No advertisement taken for less than 250 “ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN- iiocivn oy &l odor Hnpravementa: 100 Douklas st. i _FOR RENT, ONE LARGE FRONT OR TWO Ubnok furnishod or unfurnished rooms, in_the best location in Omalin. Address P 19, Bea. 865 —DESIRANLE FURNISHED ROOMS, 247 UDodgo atreot 6 NICELY KU Yor two gentlo B ron RENT, ANISHED ORUNFUR. Unished rooms for light housekecping, 112 8. 11th strect. FVERY DESIRAGLE FURNISIED Fi S ro0m. all modera onventances, cORVEnIENL W first class board, 08 North 10th street. M1 10 RATES. aftor. 1c line first timo nad 10c line there. No advertisement taken for less than 2. ~MADAME FRITZ 2% STREET, Delairvoyant and trance medium; Independent tells past and future. UM MRS, NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAILVOYANT, Dreliable business medium, fth yoar 113 N jui WONDERFUL Q- ARKIVAL EXTRAORDINARY. rovolations. Challenges tho world. Mrs. Dr. M. Lograve, doad tranco clairsoyant, astrologist paimist and lifo ronder; tells your lite from the cradie (o grave: unites the separated ; Causes mar- Tlage with the ono you love; tells whero you will ed and in what business best adapted for; hns thie colebrated Egyptian broastplato {or luck and to deatroy bad Influences; cures fits. Intemperance and all privato complaints with massago. baths ang alcoliol trontment. _ Send 82, lock of hair, anme and dato of birth and roceive accurate life sharti cents In stampa for clreular; glvo lnitials of ono Jou il marey: also photos’of sume. "Oftico 07 “outh 1ith streot, first foor; hoursd & m 10 § b . Come one, come all. and be convinced of this wonderful orcle. 565 —_ MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-THER. tha, senlp and hair treatment, manicure aud oltropodist. Mra.Post, 31u)4 8. 15th, Withuoll blk. T —MADAME SMITH, 1131 DOUGLAS STREET, room 7,60 Hoor. Alcohol,sulphur and sea baths. MES4 7" [ MASSAGE, 6lo &. ISTH STREKT, 20, 1-'“&)17. T: MASSEUSE ELECIRICIAN M0 7°, SOUTH M MISS E'10W) 322 Ramgo block: ADAME LA RUE, MASSAGE. 41 15th streot, ’rd floor, fiat 4, asaistant. MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. 15 n 1ine first timo and 10c a line there- No advertisement taken for less than LY FURN il modern conveniences ith st. after. T nhrGaN or en suit Yoard; 318 S, 0-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM W for man and wife or two Indles, private family: week enchi modern convenlences, 515 N. 2ird at. (< K ‘tirat-class 881 “FURNISI ROOMS AND BOARD, Capitol o 0 0 ROOM 212 So. 25th st. BOARD, 118 8. TH. St Qlmls AND “-ROOMB BV IDEAWAKE WORKERS EYERYWILER for the grentest book on earth; tographs of the World,” costing 8100 roth fliustrated elrculars and torms free; unpara olled succos: Martin, Centervil Tex., cloared Miss 1oso Adams Wooster, 0.. 825 in 4 min . J. Howard Madison, Lyons, N. Y., 8101 in 7 W bonanza; Mngnificent outit only §I. Books on credit. ¥relght pald. Address Globe Bible Publishing Co.. No. i oarborn strect, Chicago, IiL, "o " Fbi) phia, I'a. MIZS 5% WANTED, YOUN and ulso rapld penman. MAN WHO ‘Adaress P35, Bo Mils 6 A—FURNISITED ROOMS WITH BOARD. REKER- ence, 2214 Farnam st. 7i8 48 7—FOR RENT, WITH BOARD, A FURNISHED front roum sulible for two. iy Calltgrna, . 0 5 FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS RATES—15¢ n line first time and 100 a line there- fter. No mdvertisemont taken for loss than 25c. GoBix UNFURNISED ROOMS. 61 8, 17751 Favenue. betwoon Jackson and Leavenworth i 4 PBWANTED, & GOOD BOY TO WORK IN A store and (o deliver small packagos: must be : roference required. J. J. Bilss, 1510 Douglns B vertuhocs f0¢ dulk sollin. BORRGANY ax(iee: nelore tamp for terms, or call at Wi Dodgo sreet. W MLl ] ) _WANTED, 5 TEAMS TO HAUL DI of stock yards, SBouth On Highest wruu(‘lt . fore: pald; inquire on the works of James Eag i28 6+ \FURNISIIED ROOMS AND nsement rooms; also stable. 220 Dougla: M147 7 BOARDING. o alino first timo and 100 a line there- 0 adyertisement taken for less thax 2c. PULLMAN HOUSE, 1510 DODGE, FOR GOOD board, nicer rooms, convenlonces, rates and 1o- stion It cannot bo excelled. Mrs. Horn, propristor s RATE after. RATKS 150 a lino first time and 10c n line thore- after. No ndvortisoment taken for less than 250 "" BEFORI BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE TilE new calo Kimbail piano. A Hospe, 1513 Dougls. [t TEACHES, VoG b GELLENBECK, with Hospe, o 518 N. T6th st 91 YV FOR SALE, CHEAP FOL CASH. A FINE upright piano, nearly new and standard manu- facture. Address O 33, Bee office. 454 BANJO CASHL PAID FOR ENDOWMENT in 0ld Iino_compantes. Send description A. K Brooklesby, box 2%, Harttord, Conn. 45 15° 7 GRAND OPENING FOR GENERAL MER. chandise store: town booming: oAnning factory and sash and door factory alrendy established: great Inducements being offered f the bost store b + chance. A. D. White Real Bstate Agency. St ward, Boone (0. Mo ' MEAT MARKET FOR SALE IN ONE OF the most thriving towns of Nebraska, Addre Heller & Liver Co., butehers’ suppltes, 1217 Howard st., Omaha, Neb. 10-6 Y RSO STORE FOR SALE, AT NORFOLK, Nob. _Good location, fine trade. 111 heath cnnse. Store fixtures and 81,000 worth of stock. Wo will keep bal. Must soll this week. F.T.and F. A Campbell. At in & stock gonoral morchundie; weil estabiished businos kood profits. Atdross box 713 Omaha, N —WANTED, SMITH TO LOCATE IN Y row town Nalivay: Indasomentato HEhy party, Address Wm. H, Gunsell, townsite agent, Ha ll Antelope Co. eb. M FOR SALE, A CIGAR MANUFACTORY AND tobaceo 8LOre Of twonty.one yoars® standing. on account of old age. Inquire of B. Arndt, Blalr Y5 WANTED, A CREAMERY AT ST. EDWARDS, Neb. Good Inducoments offered a_good mun either in bonus or stock. Address. A. Powell, & retary Business Mon's association. 158 18 FOR EXCHANGE. WATES—15c o line first time and 10ca lino there: after. No advertisoment twken for loss than 250, T7—CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M'D'SE: WILL take roul eatate & money. Box 25, Frankfort, Ind. 77--1F YOU HAVE A GOOD UPRIG fUtrade for 1ot 4. block 1, Armour Omaba; clear of all incumbrance. Bee oftice. 7 -UUNDRED HEAD OF HORSES AND LAND ity enstern Nebraskn for & stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoos, hats and caps. Address box 1013, Nebraska City, Nob. Mi0* 7 BARGAIN, A BLACKSMITH AND WAGON fishop for snlé o trado with & rostdenca: will sell or trade for good farming land. Tappe Brox.. Ver- don, Neb. M705-0% 7,-BUSINESS LOT ON N. 4TI ST. FOit HOME fior vacant Tots.” C. ¥ Harrison, 012 N. Y. Life. i s 7 “THREE GOOD FARRMS FOR MERCHANDISE, fin, 1. Dickson, Crelgton, Knox Co, Nete M120 6 IANO TO Placo, South Adreia N &, “MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. RATES—1c a lino first timo_and 100 & line thero- No advertisoment taken for less than 250 aftor. ‘ J—CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE IHQEH). W, [0ANs ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV clty property.§5,000 and upward: T cent. No delays. W.Farnam Smith & Co.,15th and; lurll.\ey. ) “Y—-HEAL ESTATE LOANS, 6TO 7 PER CENT; no additional charges for commission or attor- ney's fees. W. B. Melkle, First Natlonal bank lg'l;lJL MONEY Rt LOANS, W.M. HARRIS, R. 2, FRENZER BLK VW —COATES, 1614 FARNAM. EASTERS W W WL \T'flu«"ru NY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 318 N, Y Life. lond at low rates for eholoo sccurity, on Nebraski oF 10wa farms or Omahin city proports, Y WAPPLY T J. L. LOVETT FOR CHEAL money; only first class security, 220 8. 13th. LOANS, G. G. WALLACK, 812 BROWN BLK. 892 REAL BSTATE LOANS,342 BEE BLD'G ) 84 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OJTY vroperty, low raie. A ¥rost, Douslas bk v MONEY TO LOAN ON LONG OR SHORT time in sums of §300 to $10,000. Mutual luyestment Company. 896 uan. CPLENTY O WORK AT FORT CROOK NOW for plck and shovel hands. T \WANTED MEN Canada nurserles. son, Wis. GENTS WANTED: MAKE FROM 80 10 §150 a wook worklng for World's Columblan Exposi tion Iliustrated; wuthentie organ of tho World's atr, Most bonutiful Intorosting and popu lar pub featlon Issned. Sells atslght. Send I amps For full particulars and sample copy. containing colored lithc 1o views of exposition buildings. J. B. Campbe! 218 LuSallost.. Chicago, 111, M50 64 PBrauex FREE tare: ship Sunday night 119 N. 1ot et. P MANUFACTULER DESIRES A SAL who visita retail country trade to sell drass Roods. flannels, blankets, jeans. ote. #ide line, ommission. ~Address South Philadelphia Box 1341, Philadeiphia, Pa. - M149 5 1) 1O SELL OUR GOODS wnlo and trade. Al anlary and oxponses paid. Pernianent po Monoy udvanced for wages, advertiving, or Oul particulars and reforence aduress TO TRAVEL FOR OUR Stone & Wellington, Ma di R WORK: INDIAN TER. WhiL's Labor EN WAN SOM Encloxe stamp or call at Mibd o 84 to §10 per duy. bmhm strovt. FOR EEN‘I‘»--STDREB AND OFFIOES. RATES—15¢ .lino first time and We u Iino there aftor. No advertisement tuken for loss than 20c. KO RENT, STORE, 1118 JACKSON STRER [5rom meN, THE ORY BRICK BUILDIN 916 Farnan street. The bullding has o firo-p cement basement, complete steam-h water on all the fioors, gas, ete. of The Bee. 1 FOR REN' nfisufim.fi Inquire 3. D I S, VERY o witto, In Dougius bl 7-C. W. RAINEY, 815 OMAHA NAT. BK. BLDG. Gity mortgakes. Lowest rascs. Mooy on hand. VW LOANS ON REAL KSTATE AND COI Toral notos and mortgakes bought. Selby, 334 Board of Trade, AT Reed & Wil ZER CENT FIRST “Richard C. Patterson, 1511 Furnam st. 904 —FORTIRADE, 5 MILBS FILOM CITY, IMPROVE D Z e T Eera s e, Thacacs A, orcki acias Himbar; wank mibl’ lana i WhynooF KRoX countles and some money. Ames leal Estate Agency, 1507 Farnam sty 1426 KATES—15¢ a line fisré’ timo and 10c n line there- after. No advertisemant taken for less than Zc. N5, CORNER ‘T AND HICKORY, §0X150 feet: n barguin for & fow days only. F. K. Dar 1ing, Barker block. o4 - OR SALE, NEDRASIA FARM LANDS. G. G. Wallace, 812 Brown higdk, 16th and Dougias. = i E = JOB SALE, HOMES, (ANY PRICE, gany termi; take olor property ut firat piy mont. G G. Wallaco, Brown block, 1ith and Douglas. 5 . BLOCK 4, to South Omaha. nthly if desired 383 OR BALE AT A BARGA . L. Selby's first uditio; ent_down, lalunce B. Taschuck, Umahn ODERN 10 ROUM - HAUSE; GUOD LOCATIO! no trade; cash bargain. Address O 21, Boee. M40 Mi6r JOR BALE—400 ACRIZ FARM IN BLUE RIVER valley, Thiyer county, 10 milen west of Hebron, Onoof tho very best farms in the county; good houe, barn, granaries, cribs, etc., and an abundanco of fruit, timber and running water. Also for sale or exchange for good Iands or city property, a brick pork packing house and fixtures in Hebrou, Thayer county, near B. & M.depot. For particulars in- quire of any real estato agont In Tebron. 585 BAUTIFUL HOME ON 32ND AVE FACING THE park; the housels a gem and the iocation all that can bo desirod size of greund x4 feet, price, 1560, C. ¥. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Lite. JOUNTZE PLACE, BARGAINS, NINE-ROOM Louse on Wirt, 8,500 §1,000 cash. Elegant home on Ploknoy, $5,500; $00 cash, balance 500 per month; other fine’ homes: would consier some trade. J. J. Gibson, Craighton blo TIN5 w3 MORTGAGE LOANS ‘vfm,\ns CITY PROPERTY, E. NEB. AND W. lowa farms. k. K. Kinger, 1519 Farnan 7_SCI00T, BONDS WAN PETERS, West Point, Neb. 0440 W o MONEY o LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property: bullding loans a specialty. Brennan & Co., Kurbach bloc M08 M: D. R. ACTUR engline 13 N. Y. 9521 “FOR RENT, IN BEST RETAIL LOCATION IN Omaha, entire second floor or dopartments in Golden Kegle Shoe Store, 1148 1ith st WL —DESK ROOM FOR RENT CHEAP, ROOM 2 Frenzer block. MuS-5* LDINGS FOI MAN tckormann Place, k0o Vor mionth. C. K. Harrison, ani botior, B Life: FOB BENT~MISOELLANEOUB “v MONEY AT LOWEST lams, First Nationnl Bank bullding. * M7 BANK MAKES LOANS lowest market rates. 1.oans mado in small or large sum and for short oF long e No comumission 1y charged, aud the loans aro 1ot 0ld In the east, but can' always be found at the bank on the corner of 15th and Douglas streets 6 FIRST AND SKCOND low rates. Alex. Moore. {01 ) T—~PRIVATE MONEY. mortgage loans, Roe buliding firat clnss prices. Address Nels Shold, ) RELIABLE TINNER CAN GET A PERMAY nent fob from John Andorson. Missourl Vai i unie but & good man noed apply. M1 5+ J “GARDEN FARMS TO RENT. J “BRICK YARDS FOR RENT. T. MURRAY. M52 T—WANTED, 10 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on_ gllt edged town property in St. Kdwards, Neb. Keference. Exchange bank, St. Kdwards Neb. A.D.White, lieul Kstato and Loan Agency, 57 0 OWNER KORCED T0 SELT, WITHIN 5 duys 45x121 oot at 2510 Bristol stroot, S1300 will buy It. J. 14, Jobnson, 8i2 N. Y. Life. M35’ PAWN BROKERS. RATES 130 n line firet time and 100 & Iine there. dvertisemont taken for less than ¥5o. ARNAM ST (7 §, SNYDER'S LOAN OFFICR, 1610 DODGE ST Mo 81+ ka ¥.MARTL REMOVED TO 107 & 1571 8T I LOST. 4D, A PLAT OF RIVER VIEW i liberal reward for anmo at 1414 Har 14 N WITH and 140.4* OST, MARCIH APark add oy st ADIES' GOLID AN CORAL NECK Ch 4small ball attached. Return to 706 S roward. REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BESTIN THE WORLD. Jos. P. MeGeaTH, 16074 Marnim Street, Omaha, Neb asnnssnnsana {his pie deliciof D‘\'Ammndzflm:a 0 Minutes® 1a paper boxes; enough for twolarge pies. n!" ready; e: HE and_onty ComRer ctory Condensed Mince Meat in the Market. Cheap Substitutes and Crude Imitations aro offerad with the wim to profit by the ulacity of the New England, not be deceived but always insist on § New England Brand. The best made. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS, vew veeTvvveew: HARD_DRINKERS Suffering In mind, body and purse from DRUNK- ENNESS or DIPSOMANIA can bo surely, foly and speedily cured by tha wondortul now Apecifio OHLORIOGOLD 1 . No matter whother the person E s E F E s nience, and assures the buppiness. Being tastcless {t can bo given by a Iriend In tea, coffee, lemonade, beer, liguors, or food without 'the patient’s knowledge, or it enn bo taken by tho patlent in the same liquids, with o Quarantee of abrolute succoss and o radical cure in either enso. Hundrods of cures have been mude with CHLORIOGOLD n 1llinols alone. P y 82, CHLORiIOGU ean o hid of 01k AZents or sent postpn us. Pamphlets furnished free. Al corresponds confidential. MA DRID CHEMICAL CO. Proprietors for the U. 8., 358 Dearborn S FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB.,, BY Kuhn & Co., Co.r 15th & Douglas Sts. J A, Fulier' & Co., Cor. 14th & Dougins Sta. ‘ouncil Blufts, 1 OONORRHEA, BLEET AND LUCOERRHEA CURED in 2days by the French Remedy, entitled, Tho King It dissolves against and is absorbod into the “inflamed parts. Will refund money if it does not cure, or causes stricture. Gontlemeat here is a reliable article. 3 package or 2 for #, by mail prepaid. 8now, Luna & Co,, Omaha. DR W O WESTS NERVE AND BRALN TREAT- MENT, a spocitic ar 1xsterin, Dizziness, Fits, Nou. ralgla, Hoadnche, Nervous Prostration caused by nl- cohol'or tobaceo, Wukofulness, Mental Doprosion, Softenlng of the Brain, causing insanity, misery, décay, death, Promature Old Azo, Barronngss, Lo of Power Iu élther sex, Impotoney, Leucorrhooa an 1 all Fomato Wonknesses, Involuniary Loss matorrhoon caused by over-exertlon of th Sur. Bolf-abuss, ovor-Indulgencs. A month's tredtmant 81,6 for &, by mall. \Wo Guaranteo six boxes o cure. Kach order for § boxes, withss will send wrlt- ten guarantes to refund If not cured. Guarantons issuod only by A. Schroter, Druggist. s0le agents, S. E. cor. 16th and Farnamate., Omaha, Neb, A GENUINE MICROBE KILLER s KIDD'S GERM BRADICATOR--Cures all dosansos bociusn 1t kills the wicrove orgerm. Put upaad retailed in 85 203, tho Iatter 14 gallons. t anywhero pra- pald on recolpt of prica or C. 0. D. Wolssuo n guar- antee tocure. Tho publio trade and. fo Plied by tho Kingler Drug Com elchor, Howard Moyerand E. . Soykora, South EATTS ounall Blutfs RAILWAY ‘I’IME GRRD Omalia; A, D. oster and if. OT AT CORNER OF $iRD AND DAVENPORT /sts., 51x130, fronting enst and south, one block from Mr. Yates, residence, 80 per foot. . . Har- n, 912 N. Y. Life. 951 4 O BALE, HERE 18 A BARGAIN: 7-room house and barn, 2 full lots, one a cor ner, in Walnut Hill, 2 feet above grade, boautifu yard, only §2,600; $500 cash down: discount for al cash. . G. Clark & Co., 1218 Harney st. 52 4 QAST FRONT LOT NOT FAR FROM HANSCOM Upark, §2,100, very cheap. C.¥. Harrison, 812 N. Y. Life OR SALE— 205 TO 7-1.00M HOUSES, §1.200.00 TO £2,500.00, $100.00 cash, $10.00 per mo. I house t: rent at 45 Cuming st., $10.00 per mo. I 4512 Patrick ave. LT YRONTING EAST ON SSTiT ST, . Carter's rosidence, 880 per foot. i i2 N. Y. Life. QR SALE OB RENT—Soveral desirablo moedium sizod and small houses cheap and on easy terms. W. B. Millard, at Omaha Nat. bank. NORTH OF C. F, Har- 814 MONEY TO LOAN--GKAT’K‘ELS. —100 ACRES, HOUSE AND BARN FOR 5 HEAD o Tutehinson & Woad, 15 101 B i %G RO pmission, gurline of fiannels, blankots, cottonades. meres und dress goods to the rotall trade. The Furnoll Dale Millw, box 60, Fhitadelphia, . M1 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. RATES -1 after. No aavertison and 10e aline there taken for less than 2. YOUR HOMES; et ssttin) AT oF SYASILR: Ha KhEAL fen Baim . Bonlon AquATeilo AT Boston, Miss. WA ), GOOD COOK AND LAUNnn@;)« VWANTED, A GIIW, Jwork. Call at once. 1212 South dfst strect, M W, Cratg. M6 —WANTED, GIRL ork in suiall family. WOl GENERAL % Burdotto stree i e (O WANTED. X GIIL, FOR sOUSEWORK 1N 3 ‘privats tamiily. Apply o 910 8, 2d -WANIED. A COOK AND DISHWASHER AT ity Hotel, cor. 10th and Harney. 100 5% RATES 160 a lino firat timo and 100 a line thore after. No advortisemént taken for less thun 2. K REsroNsinLE PARTY WANTS T0 RENT unfurnished house of about8 rooms, modern in good nelghtorhood. State loca- . Addrews I §2 Bee. M 9OT-0% T EWO UNFURNISIED ROOMS, WITIL BATH, Apvly st oneo to 1. €. Thomas, 1143, 16th airct akle shoo slore, 10240 JARD IN No objec: References fur. 131-4% convenienc tion and pi Golden ARGE FURNISHEDROOM AND privato family for two young mon. ton 10 Delngsoue distance out. nished. "Address I il, Boe. A YOUNG BACHELOI, ENGAGED IN MEL- rsull. wants room. with or without aldst pleasant, congenial surroundlogs. MIG4 6 SE FOR 6 MONTIS Oit arnialied houso, 1n good looality. 36, Dollone hotel. i ¢ RENTAL AGENCIES, TATES— 3 a liue tirst thno and 100 o after. line thero: No advertisomont taken fOF less than 4sc. KENTAL AGENCY; BANK REVEIRENCES, Colanten & COOK, DISHWASHER AND Kitchon girl' for the Houston hotel, Gothen purk. Neb. ' Wagos, & yor week for kirls; ook from #40 L0 §10 per month. M. K. Gorman. ‘al Bousewurk. LADIES AND GIRLS T0 DO OUR athowe; to 8 per week nasil % Or eanvassing: send Biirensad Snvolons. Meho Mannfacturins Liberty square, Hoston, Muss. VoGIME WANTED FOR HOUSEWORK IN SmALL JAmmily, Apply, 22 Charlos st. 3 (‘ A NEA' (L 'I\) Do L GHT HO! A ity o adulia: 4 g00d placo for the.cigit wirle ApplY at 2011 Mpruos st- {8 —WANTE genvral housework. Apply (0 1624 N 24 e nt once T—WANTED, A YOUNG G IRL COMPETENT T0 ‘masist 10 general bousework. Inquire 624 North 20thsiroct. FOR ! “IT -HOUSES. Dt.Lssnoom HOUSKS. $10 (0 816 BEST WS \dence Hate in oity. Mead Luv't Co., 442 Beo bldx. FOK RENT, SEYEN-HOOM COTTAGE, r o8 a0 ch aod clstern. 301 Dodke st &2 pe woath Now York Lito butlding s stal o0 P uoon ¥LAT, Pk BenT, ex dae ' Tigr block, LEAVENWORTH & e 67 w20 RATES— 150 a lino first 1ime and 100 a line thero- after. No advertisement taken for less than 25 X 1OYoU WANT MONKY( 1f 80 00 Dot fall to got our rates befors bor. rowing. Wo make | without remo furniture, planos, horses, wagon: est possivie rate. “hiore 18 10 unnecessary dolay. but you get tho money on the same day you ask for It. We will carry the loan as long a you desire, ving you the privilege of paying it In full or in it any timo Lo AUlt your convenience, and any 1 roduces tho cost of enrrying the loan in amount paid. Our oftices nteally 10catéd and are so ar- ranged that onlling on us can be walted on quickly &nd courteously. It will be to your advantage to seous before se- curing a loan. or publicity, etc, at the on ow- Prop: Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.. Room I1, Urelghton Blook, 15th Bi., south of Postoilice. B136MI MONEY TO LOAN BY B. F. MASTERS ON household KOOdN, pIANOs. Organy, horses, mules, wagons, ete., at the lowest possibie ratos without publlcity, rémoval of propurty or chunge of pos: session. Time arranged to sult the borrower. Payments of any swount can be mude atuny i0, reducing both principal and interest, thus iving patrons il the benefits of tho purtial pay- went plan Call and see me when you want a loan, or If more conveniont, eall telopliono 1621 and your bustncass can be transaoted at home, no delay; no publiclty; i, 4, Withnell bik, i5th and Harney. 900 HATES tor. M OLDEST CHEARESTAND BEST KTORAGE oo i o ity Wil & Cross 121 Harmey 150 0 1100 fret time and 100 a lino_ thoreat- No advertisement taken for les: {—WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF socurliy: ‘airictly contdentinl. A. k. Harrls, foow 1, Continental block. : W x ROB'T PRITCHARD, .3, WITHNELL lILK, WmBD~’l'0 BUY. RATES 150 @ line tirat time and 1o a lno theroat. tor.” No advertisement taken fOF less than 2ic. TFURNITURE BOUGHT, AN Walls, 1111 Farnam st. N JECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT SOLD ond exchanged; highest prices paid for second- Boston Furniture Co., 608 N. 16th at. 650 M2i “WANTED, PAIR OF SCALES, 1,00 TO L Address O 5. Bee. pounds oupacity. “WANTED-A GOOD PHAKTON. WILL GIVE 004 bustness wagon and s0me cash in e Address P17, Hee. N1 OLLER TOP DESK NOT LESS THAN nns foet long. Address, with price. I* 40, Bee. 134 - WANTED 1O BUY 4 FULL LOT ON CORNER, preferred aa i s for chureb “ypurposes and musi be loeated between Cumingand Burdette ste. and 2 and w1ty what give prices, locatlon, ete Ad dress M Pofy, oth. 162 % —~WANTED, T0 BUY A STOCK OF HARDWARE or Bind good epening for s new stock Ly Borth: wostern Jows. p Mise 6 SOLD, STORED. 85 hand goo FOR ‘LLI—BO“II, WAGOII. ETOC. WATES16c & line frst thme and e u line thereat- No advertisement taken f0F less Lhan 25c. POl SALE, HORAKRS AND Pv"“' CHuAP. ¥idelity OIl' Co., 8 Mtk aud et X MONEY ON FURNITUKE, IlllH!lH. PLANOS. Koystone Mtge. Co., room 208, Sbeely’ block. \ll! ‘\VW"“ YOU WANT A CnA'l"l‘l’l‘A LOAN SEE i, HORSES, plwos, oie. Fred Torry, 1t 45, Kaggo! i MONEY TO LOAN, 8, 60, % DAVS ON FURNL. ture, live sigck. ot DUt Groan, removed 1o itoom § and 0. Barkor bik }k "MONEY ON BONDS, BTOCKS, WARRANTS personal property. Waynes Balley, i.402 K-,rliflfh " BUSINESS DRANOH WATES 100 a llne first_time aud le line Cher sftor. No advertisement taken for less Lhun T BUY THE COMMERCIAL. THE LEADING otel st Broken Bow, Neb. " No land 1o trade \ 'wn SALE, HOTKL, FUBNISHED, 17 ROOMS. dul 8 K00d busioess; terms easy: loestlon ull. ddress Box M9, Chadron Neb. M4 Ms* VO BALE—SALOON, DOING A GGOD BUI news: go0d reason kivén ror selliag. - Address Taockbox B13. West oint, Neb. M ONE-HALF OB ALL OF HARDWARE STOCK. Good trade. good location. cheap rent. sad good I reasons for selllog. Address Lock Box w2, ldlfln&:u‘. Fuu SALE OR TRADE, 100 ACRES CHOICE Isnd, balf mile from Orchard, Neb. Address Geo. W. Conrad, Snyder, Neb. MO 5¢ EAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE OF 8 HOOMS, modern, Iarge Barn, ground 40x165. Price, uli complete, 86,5007 $1.000 cials, bal. 8 por oot C. F. Harrison, 912 N, ¥, 'Life. 10005 JOR SALK—SE CORNER 17th, DORCAS. 824X 168 4 cottages, 65, 6an be dlvid Into b lots. Inquire at premises. w00 BUVS THREE-ROOM COTTAGE clioup lease on 2 acres fenced in. Address, Beo. WOULD ¥OU LIKE A BEAUTIEUL HOME? I have a charming lot at32nd and Woolworth, fucing the park. which 1wl soll 10 desirable purty upon most favorable terms, or will bulld to suit purchaser. upon monthiy or GUATLOEY pRymonts. Call at”once, David Jamieson, 42 Beo bullaing INE ACKE LOTS ADIOINING THE TOWN OF Blair, Neb.; §ood Ikud. 1. W. MeBride, ' BARPY COUNTY, Co-operative Land 148 6 IN TMPROYED ™ FARM c--n, prico $25.00 por acre, and Lot Co;, 205 N 1th u QOR BALE uunnn%mm COTTAGE (NEW) [ with fuil 10t, in Orcifrd hill.” Apply to Wm. Anderson, Murray hotel, dr 209 80. 20th hlrm‘:‘:.. i Loaves | Omaha. THICAG Dot 10ch an 94t am 600 p m 815 am Arrives | -Omahn. Denver Vestibule Limite » Jendwood Expross. .Denver Expross. _Denver Expesss. .Lincoln l,lm.uuu (kxooptSiin.). UNION PACIFIC Unton Depot 10th and Marcy Sts, verland s & Kairflel U 11 Vestibulo Expross.. NIght Exprens. . CHICAGO, It T, & PACIFIC, nion Depot 10th and -Denver Limited. . Denver Kxpres Louvon & ~Omaha €pot and Marc. @0 pm| “Chicago Expr a0 Kxpross..... . CITY & PACIFIC, Jepot, 10th and Marey Sts. Stoux City Pusse 40 pm|. 010 b m| “Going BIOUX CITY & I’M 1K1 A Danot, skh And Wehater cin._|* Garain epot, 10th and Marcy St un'y) Carroll I'assenger. Cliloago . Eastern i) Chie. Pay OMATIA & ST {OUIS, U. P. depot. 10th and Maroy Sts Arrives Omahn_ % ACRES OF CHOICH, UNIMPROVED LAND & wiies from Plerre, tha capital of South Dakota forsiisemsh. C.C Fletglipr, Aberdeen, 8. bu - 150 a lino first {ne und 100 & lino thore: No soumglt taken £r leas than 2oo ARGEST rical wigs witche (BLc.. aidos, 1118, 15 it W, & MO. VALLIY. Dopit, isth mid Wi ‘ebsier Bt oudwood t) Wyo. Bxp. “Norfolk (iax. Bunday.). . -8t Paul Kxpross 7 Sloux Oity Expross ( St Paul Lin TTHE IDEAL LADIES) HATR “DIESSIN lors, awitches, bangy amliw toupocs, Jewoiry wnd hair ornament ks Lo order, special at- tGution KIvon to wall orfirs: 204 8. 15th st 0 Hoor. a7 M5l M2 STEAYED 160 ® line first. 1mo and Lo s 1ino th after. No mdvertisement taken foF 1ess tian STRAYED. A RED COW WiTil SHORT K and rope around borns. Return Lo Gth and Su streets and get rowsrd. DHESSMAKI] 10 DKESS MA K| ONGAGEMENTS Y unillios solicitod. Miss Sturdy, 330 5. RATE: ADIES & GEN AN RENT MASQUE- Fade ot e ALTIE 16 Golden Eaglo store. Wo-w12 /roum 30 Barker block, Ol CUTLERY GBINDIHO SEND YOUR SCISSORS, WAZORS, KTC., round Lo Underland & Co., 106 . 14t st. 0 BE 1} LB Louls Expross. ‘Bt. Louls Kxpross CHICAGO. . 1. & PACIFIC. |Arrives Union BepotCouncil Bluts. | Transror Ut TExpross .. Uil Exprons Veatibule Limited ©. ST, J0E & C. 1. Transfer| Union Depot, Counoll Bluffs. 1000 0 m[....Kunsss City Day Sxpross 1005 p ) Kanans City Night Expross. .. 1CAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY, nlon Depot, Councll Blufls Tilcago Expross ... Chicao Expross oston Loca) UMAIIA § 8T LOUIS. | Arrivos Unlon Depot. Counell Biums. |1 ".. 8t Louls Canon Ball.. “BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Unton Depot, Counell Blufls. owmodation Truial 1xprans Teaves | K. T 1.2 & m Arrivos Transt o Transtor 100 p wm .40 & m [CHMICAGO & NORTIUW ESTERN Arrive Union Dep cll Blufls. |1 Expross o Limited 0 Flyer o Mall (Ex Mon Lazz0l Vassongar o |10 ouves Trausfer EAST OMAHA WILL SEE FUN Nobraska Olaims One Sootion of Land for Sohool Purposes. WILL OFFER IT FOR PUBLIC SALE Present Settlers and Squatters Will Refuse to Yield Their Clatms and Will Fight the Case | the Courts, The recen t decision of the supreme court of the United States in the suit brought to settlo the question of the boundary line be- tweon Nobraska and Towa, or at loast that portion of the boundary lLine affecting the East Omaha Land company’s possessions, instead of quicting the titlo of lands along the river, has added any number of now com- plioations, some of which may nov be settied without there being serious trouble and pos- sibly bloodshed. Just at this time the question of .who owus the greater portion of the land in section 35, township 16, range 13, is at issue. Going down into ancient history, in 1856 the Missouri river claimod the groater por- tion of this section 36, which is located just outside the city lmits in the vicin- ity of Florencoe lake. This same stato of affairs existed whon the original government survey was made. The lana was platted as fractional lots, and so remaimned. Settlers kept away from it, regarding it valueless on account of the nearness of the river, Clalmed by the State. ‘When Nebraska was admitted into the uniton, sections 16 and 30 in all of the town- ships were declared school lands and set asido to be sold,the proceeds to be used in support- ing tho public schools. At the public sale which was held the lots in section thirty-six, township sixteen, range thirteen, wore offered at public auction and sold, Subsequent to that aate the river had gradually receded, leaving o wids bo.tom lying east of the land originally surveyed, and in ascertaining who owns this tract is what will cause the trouble. ‘The purchasers of the land in section 36 claim the tract under the laws of accretion, and point to the decision in the East Omaha oase as settling their title for evermore. They hold that the same law applies and that they have by this decision acquired title to a 1arge body of land which 18 now very valu- able. Bat this not all. As the river receded during all of the years since 1850, squatters, with an eye o business, have watched and waited, and while so doiug have settled upon the land lying between the original survey and the present channel of the stream. There are bhall a aozen of these parties and they hoid that their title 1s the best that can be obtained, as they settled outside of the meander lina of mo_ survey of 1356, and at the time they made their settlement thers were no con- flicting interests, The state did not claim the land, neither did the purchasers of the fractional lows 1n section thirty-six. Thus the matter rested, all parties foehng happy in the possession of what they honestly be- lieved was their own. Probably they might always have enjoyed this feeling of security if the stato had not taken a hand. Not long ago Colonel Humphreys, the state commissioner of public lands, learned of the existenco of the tract of lund formed by accrotion and at once requested County Sur- veyor Smith to survey and subdivide the tract iuto ten-acre lots. “Mr. Smich oveyed and in running s lives discovered about 200 acros of land. This fact was veported to the commissioner of public lauds, who at once declared that the lots and lands wero the property of the state. They did not belong to the original purchas- ers of the lots 1n section thirty-six, nor did they belong to the squatters. Ho' also de- clared his intention of selling the land at public sale and turning the money into the hool fund. Squatters WIll Contest. When this information was conveyed to the parties holding possession there was a commotion in the bend of tho river. The squatters declarea that they would not re- movo uniess they wero forced cut at the point of the bayonet. The original purchasers of the fractional lots had nothing to say until they learned of the court decision In the East Omaba case, sud thon they rose up in arms. 'They de- clared that the land was theirs and that thoy would hold possession until tbe crack of doom, land commissioner, state und squatters to the contrary, notwitbstanding. The original purchusers of tho fractional lots, or at least most of them, have held their lands for speculative purposes, while a few have put on permauent improvements. Squatters have plowed, sceded and har- vested, They have built their homes and invested their all and now declare that they will die in_their own blood if their homes are sold, or if they are removed without belug compensated for their years of labor in opeuing up their farms. When the land will bo offered for salo is not known, but as soon as the notice of salo is published then the threo-cornered fight will bogin, Tho squatters will try to enjoin the salo; the original purchasors will extend their lines to the present line of the river, and the state will bring suit to romove all parties having conflicting interests. s “Love thy neighbor as thyself,” and when you see ono witha bad ooigh, advis him to uy @ bottle of Dr. Bull's cough sirup. Prico a5 cents, There is nothing in the world which will give prompter rolief to all sufferers {rom neuraigia than Salvation Oil. Prico only 25 cents a bottle. ey Men You Seldom Meet. Archie Pudaliska strode up to the front and planted himself before Judge Borka with the stony giare of a basilisk. Archie is about four feet in height and bis head only partially emerges from a time-worn, string- tiea overcoat which reaches to his feot. Avout two iuches of tan colored skin 1s Visiblo below cact cye, the rest is an explo- sion of hair and whislkers that would do jus- tico to the goriest anarchist ot large. “Hollo, Jo Jo! How did you get here?’ pleasantly inquired the judga. Archie glared & minute and then exloded in o regular Vesuvius of Polish pyrotechnics. “Tako him uway,” gasped the Judgo, afer balf a dozen efforis to tell the man that ho was arrested as & vagrant, and Archie and his whiskers were taken down stairs and in- troduced 1o the scrubbing brush. Jim O'Brien hat his face so plastered with cotton that he had to puil out a section in order to find bis way to the judge’s desk. “You were drunk, O'Hrien.” I apprchond as'much, your honor, but I have now uttained to o state of sobriety which is not only commendable but painful *How did you hurt your face! Run agawst & threshing machine” “That is @ question your honor to the solution of which I have diligently, labor- iously aud continuously apptiod wy inteliect GLOWING HEALTH! A Howe Treatent. Rosy cheeks, strong healthy bodies ave the results from the use of that inimitable pro- duct of nuture SPECIFIC OXYBEN Oxygen Is y. Epicile Oxy You inhaio the wi fhealth Inden v Lake mawlo 1€ warma, 300 ties wiu 1vigoratos, Hwoed sloup wid wppiotite cones natarally. Ahousands ulss il woudor woreiug powdr Suttered aystoms. trom La Grippe. happily rastorad, Wondertul foaturs for Catarrh® our CSpray Buib. AWiLL, unfadling (see cut.) Bpceltic Oxyzen. positlvely cures Bronchitls, Astlims. La Grippe, C Hoadacho (s10k OF nurvous), Dyspepss Prosuration, EMINENT physicians tn cisro of Omalis 0lioes. Oxywon Monual free. Inhulations froe at ofice. Call'or wrlto today; be surprised - ploased THE BPECIFIC OXYGEN €O., 610 Shoely Bldg, cor. 15¢h and Howard strests, Mato headquariers sud Laboratarios, Nashyille, Feuneasve. CATARRE nsuption, Nervous sinco 1 first tore myselt from the arms of Morphous amone the lugubrious surrounds ings of the police eells this morning, but without avail. As your honor pertinontly romarks, it may have boen the throshing machwne." “‘Woll, you know too much to run aroutd loose; $3 and costs,” - - Unlversal Pratse Menns Merlt. The succass of Chamberlain's coueh rom. edy in offecting a speedy cure of la grippe, colds, croup and whooping cough, has broueht it into great demand. Messrs, Pon. tius & Son of Cameron, O., say that it has gained a reputation second to none in that vicinity. James M. Queen of Johnston, W, Va., saye it is the best ho ever used. B. B Jones, druggist, Winona, Miss., sa, ‘Chamberlain’s congh remedy is porfectly reliablo. 1 have alwavs warranted it and it never falled to give tho most perfect sati faction.”” 50 cent bottles for sale by drug- gists. - MILLION FOR MANUFACTORIB!. Real Estate Owners Have n 1 fo cournging Home Tndustries, The Real Ikstate Owners assoocintion fools very woll satisiol with the work done in reforming mothods in tho council, the school bourd and the Board of County Commissioners, and will now turn its attes tion toward the encouragement of manufa tures. The sentiment on this question is not altogother unanimous. It is rumored that the bankers' association has come to the conclu- sion that Omaha must rely for her future greatness on her commercial institutions rather than on manufactures, It is cheapor, the bankers claim, to import maoufactured articles than raw material. This sentiment is also the oxvression of a saction of tho Real Estate Owners association. There is, however, a class of manufactories for which Omaha offers a magnificent fleld and it 1s for thoso they will work. Nothing can bo dono, however, until tho association knows what the people want and how well they will be backed up. 'L'o ascertain this circulars will probably be sent to the 18,000 property owners of tae city. For the raising of monoy President George H. Boggs has a plan which is now under coa- Bldmnuull. It is ns follows: 0 thousand property owners, for in. stance, are to be secured who will subscribe 800 each toward a fund for the purchase of stock i promising manufacturing institutions, This would give an available fund of $1,000,000. Then, as a simple illustration, some firm might be willing to put $30,000 fato an_1nsti- tution if the association would take 10,000 stock. For this the subscribers would be assessed 1 por cont and pay in ooly # of their §00 subscription. When the industry shiould be in operation and on a paying basis tho stock could be sold and the money revert 1o the assuciation or to the subscrivers., In other words, he woula have 2,000 men who were willing to 10vest, not g1ve, & necessary percentage of £00 in manufactories which promised to pay. Not more than 2) por oent of the subscription, §100, would ever be called on, and tais, if the industry prospered, would bo'the purchase prico of saleable stock. —~ WeeriNe \VATLIL Nob., Oct. 28, '90.—Dr. Moore: My Dear Sir—I' have just bought the third bottle of your Tree of Life. Itis indeed & “Tree of Life.” Doctor, when you s0 kindly gave me that, first bottlo my right side was 30 lame and sore and my liver en- larged so much that I could not lie upon my right side at all. There was a soreness over my kidnoys all of tho time, but now that trouble is all over. I sleep just as well .on one side as on the other, and my nlm’) rests and refreshes me, and I foel the best I've felt in fifteen years, and I know that it is all due to your Treoof Life. Yours very truly, D. F. DubLey, For salo by all druggists. T COLONEL CLAIRE'S CASE. Ene Courts Hearing the Story of the Veteran Rallroad Mau's Injuries. Tho suit of Matt W. Claire against the Omaha stroet railway company which was put on trial in Judge Doane’s court yestordsy is attracting considerable attention. Mr. Claire seeks to recover a judgment of 25,000 and for acause of action pleads that be- tween the hours of 7und8 o'clock p. m. of December 24, 1880, he was passing along Fourteenth at tho intersectiou of Dodwe. At that time and place he was hit by the grip carof an eastoound oable train. Before he could regnin his feet he was struck by the grnp of a westbound cabie train, drawn mto the machinery and carried soventy feet before the train was stoppod. Then he was taken out of tho machinery and taken to o drug store, where his wounds were dressed. His injuries consisted of a severe flesh wound caused by aa iron bolt having been driven through the fleshy part of the leg just below the knae. The plaintiff alleges that he was confined to his bed for six mouths, and by reason of having como in contact with the cars hu will bo a erinple for life, The defendaut admits that the accident occurred, but sets up tha fact that it was caused by Claire's own carel e Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, om personal oxporience I can rogommend DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla, a cure for impure blood and general debulity.” " Among Military Me Speaking of tho report from Waushe ington to the effect that he was av applicant for the position mado vacant recently in the judge advocate general’s corps Captain E. H. Crowder said: “The vacancy referred to in the dispatch was spoken of as being in the adjutant gen- eral's corps. Itis a vacancy n the judge ad- vocate general's corps. The dispatch also spoaks of mo us adjutant general, whoreas I am judge advocate of this dopartment, 1 have nothing now to say for publieation avout the matter. It is true that somo of my friends bave recommended my uppoiutment, but I do not wish to discuss the matter." 1f Captain Crowder should secure the ap- polntment it will advauce him to tho rank of major. Major Warner of Kausas City, formerly eommander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the R¢public, 1s a stanch friend of Captain Crowder and has dono some very effective work in bringiog his name promin- ently before vhe secretary of war and the president in tnis connection. e A Suggestion We wish to mako a suggestion to persons troubled with rheumatism. Try a few ap- plications of Chamuverlain’s Pain Balm, If that does not bring relief, dampen a prece of flannel with the Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain, The fivst application is almost sure to relieve the pain and by its continued use many sovore casos have boen permanently cured, 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. Civil Service Tho following notice Has been sent Miss Viola Coffin, secretary of the postal board or local civil service board : United Staves efvil sorvice examinations will be beld in Omaha, Nob.,, on April 21, 1502, for the departmental (all branches) ser’ vice; on April 22, 1502, for the railwa; service; on November 9, 1592, for the do- partmental (all branche’) *servico; on No- vember 10, 1802, for the railway mail servico, No person can be examived who has not previously filed an application on @ blank which may be obtained by wriling to the United States Civil Service commission, Washiogton, D. C. The applications, care- fully and corvectly executed, should be for- warded to the commission iu ample time to secure an admission card, A delay in fitiug the apylication may result in a fatluve to ob- tain au admission card iu time to be exam- ined. A pawphlet of instructions will ac- company every application blank, In tne southern states and il the remote western states tho supply of applicauts for the rallway sl service is not equal to tue dewand. N DaWitt's Sarsapariila cloanses tho blood, increases the Appetito sud 10nes up the eys- tew. It has benefitted many people who have suffeved from biood disorders, Iu will heip you. Y. M. €. A The nexv in order of “The Niglts of Na- tions'” will be “Hoglish Night,” Saturday, Mareh 5, at 8 o'clock, in Concert hall. A vory fiue program has been prepared, eonsisung fo short addresses, vocwl and imstrumental wusic and luuunllunn Coughs and which induces coughing immediately re- licved by use of “Brown's Bronebin Troches.” Soid only in boxes.