Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 8, 1892, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1892, SPECIAL NOTICES. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken until 12:90 p m. for the evening 4 unl 8:50 p. m. for the morning of Sunday edi- on. All advertisementa In these columna 13 conta & word for first Insertion and | cent 8 word for each subsequent insertion, or §1.10 per line per month, Ko advertisement takon for los than 25 conta for the first Insertion. Terms onsh in advance, initisls, Bguros, symbols, elc, each count aa a word. All vertisements must' ran consecutively. Adver- tIsors, by requesting a numbersd eheck, can havo the letters addrossed to A numbered lotter in care Of 14K BEE Answers w0 addrossed will be deliv- ered on pros of tho check. —_— SITUATIONS-WANTED. FOR RENT-HOUSES. ‘ontinued, -FURNISHED HOUSE, KOUNTZE PLACH. 'Wirt atreet. § rooms, modora. J.J. Gibson, 307 fonal Bank building. 07 ~0.HOOM BRICK HOUSE, MODERN, WITH Jood barn. - Omalia Real Bstate and Trust Co., R 4. oo biag. i 812 “ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN THE 471 i ‘ooms: evory tmp wment of & st 1514 South 10th, Tnquire B o - RENT, A_SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, 119 N. D0 s ver month, Stoetrel, 114 § 16 T furnace. CLAIRVOYANTS. BUSINESS CIFANCES. “ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY; WONDERFUL rovelations. Challonges the world. Mrs, Dr. M. Lograve, dend trance clAlrvoyant, wetrologist, palmist ‘and life reader: tells your iife from the cradie to grave; unites the separated; causes mar ringe with the one yon love: tells whore yon will succoed and In what business best adapted Tor; has thie oelohratod Fgy ptian breastplato for luck and to destroy bad inflnences; cares fits. Intemperance and all private complaints with massagoe, baths and alcobol treatment. send §2.00, lock 0f hair, name And date of birth and recolve Accurato iife'ohact: 2 cents In & circular; give Initials of on: you will minrey; photos of same. Offce 417 Houth 11th stroet, first floor: hours, 9 a.m. t0 9 p.m Come ono, come all. aad be convinced of this won- derful oracle. M TT4 16 —FOR RENT, TWO FILST CLASS DETACHED Db Rt Mo unen. modern: noienhorhoon best: With barn. R, C. Pattarson, Knm ge block. M8 A _POSITION WANTED BY COMPETENT STRN agrapeer: reference glven. Address 29 Falon at., Kooknk, 1n. M 619 10° D, For WENT-HOUSE NO. 118 8 IWIH. FUR- Dnitura complete, for saio, #230, oF by plese for ten dny, 28 10 YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION grapher, boikkeoper or 0fos assis K 1, Béo. Dj;loroom HOUSE, ALL MODERN CONVEN- lencos excopt furnace. - Koquire 05 S. 20th. OSITION GENERAL OFFICE BY YOUNG yi three years exporience. Chiongo refer- ‘Address K 27, Boe. MOT811% —EVTUATION RUNNING STEAM HEATER ORt conohman, exporienced. K. M. Mawsey. 1{19 Char 1.8¢ WANTED-MALE HELP. WANTED, HARNESSMAKRIS STAY AWAY M783 85* D10 ROCMHOUSE, ALL MODERN 1 ments, 2114_Chicago strest, $10.00 pel Percy B. iord, McCague Investment Co., and Dodgo stroct GMIE NANNIE V. WARREN, LATRVOVANT Dreliable busing medium, Afth yoar at 119 N l;-lh. _ MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Contiy-d. “FOR SALE. HALY ng'nwr IN A WRLL pAying meat market o X gown of 5000 poople tn braska. Knquire of Hgltet & Liver Co.. 1811 Toavonworth st. b o1 8 —FOR SALE, AN OLD estato, loan and Tosure 000, Aad: TABLISHED REAL agency In town of . K 35, Boo. 956 8 RSALE, IMPLEMENT, WAGON, BUGGY fence wire nd bineksmigh' and wagon trade el oF foudo builaing. Address box 2ok, Gen- FOR EXCHANGE. 7-"’0" EXCHANGE, DESIRABLE HOME, Ulocated 1n penvor, inolutiing a modern six-room brIOK BOBb 6/0n COFASE 108) SR be socured I ox: change for enstern Nebraska inod. F. L, Birney, SR T6h Demver, Col. 4l st T MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTROTHER mal baths, scalp and hale treatment, manicure 318,58 15th, Withnell bi. and chiropodist. Mrs. —MADAM STOWE, 3020 Pratt stroet. M08 9 oM. LA RUE, MASSAGE, 418 8OUTIL I5TH stree™ , third floor, flat 4. - M819 MAGNETIC HEALER “FOR RENT, FROM OCT. 5 FURNISHED honse, 1022 Cailfornia st. Inquire r. John C. Jones. 8 8§ D;;19.RogM, BRICK HOUSE, MODERN CONV EN: fencos, 8. Tenth st, opp. Brownell Hall {n- quire Netherton Iall, 305 8. 15th st. w0 19 BAWANTK". A LIVE WIDE-AWAKE REPRE sentative o' represont us In overy locality. one with vim, ¥igor, pluck and push oan ensily make 250 per month: no peddiing oods: somethilng en- tirely now; staple a8 flour: sond for full partioulars today. Address “Manufacturer,” postofiie box 5505, Hoston, dass. M647 829 “WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY OR SOM- mission to handle the new patent chemioal ink erasing pencil. The grentest selling novelty ever produced: crasos ink thoroughly in two seconds; 10 abrasion of paper: 200 to 6 per cent profit; one nU'a snles amounted 8520 in six dnys, another 2 1n two hours: wo want ono_energe agent in each state aud territor, rtfcnlars nddross Monroo Kraser Mfg Crosse, W, “WANTED. A oapitnl to tako n water mill. Lincoin, i —WANTED, 200 MEN T0_W( Improvemonts. Inquiro at N. 27th and ata; wnd 8. 20th and Walnut sts WANT CANVASSERS. W. & W. PARLORS, 514 South 1iith st. M5 08 B WANTED, A SORER INDUSTRIOUS MAN with small family to_work on small farm seven ‘miles from Omahn. Kverything furnished. A dress box 643, Omaha. 1 —TRAVELING SALESMEN. WE OKFER TO nlesmen a good, staple. hikh- : light samplos. good comumlssion, We wish only reliable and cxperienced salesmen 0f ability. Address, with partioulars, Rhodus Hros, Bt. Louts, Mo, M) —WANTED, GRAVEL ROOFER, ABLE TO ACT as foreman, If nocessary. Nichiols Rooning Co., 407 8. 7th st., Lincola, Neb. 1934 _MEN WANTED ON SALARY T0 LEARN OUR glty buslnens; experienco not necessaty. Cail at 1518 Dougla Mz 19 “FIRST CLASS BARBER WANTED AT 102 [6th t. M9I0 8% PRACTICAL MAN WITH SOM# Addross box 85, PUBLIC Bristol ME05 8 T)5IOk RENT. SRVERAT, NIOE HOUSES NEAR Haiseom park. ~Geo. N. Hioks, 05 N. . Life. “MADAME SMITH 112l DUUGLAS STREET, *oom 7, 3d oo Alodhiol, sulphur 4nd som hayia ~ PERSONALS. —~ADDRESS WANTED, OF CHARLEY AND #amuel Kinnamon by their uncle, R. Kinnamon of Sylvia, Kans: ‘When Iast heard from werel v Nebraskn. 927 - DAY EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE WITH BARN, ALL 'modern conveniencos, burgiar alarms, eleotric bells, kas, bath, furnace, ete.; possession immmedI- ately. Apply on premiacs, 404 North Lowe ave. ton k. Barkalow. 954 - 1o0M FLA \ 1470 SOUTH 16TH ST. ¥ o711 120 —FOR RENT, A FURNISHED 3-ROOM HOUSE, ard, modorn'convenlences. 2th and St. Mary ave, Kihin & Co.,16th and Doviglas. 9512 Daar RENT, 10-RO0M HOUSE, 2015 $40.00. Reed & Selby, Eoard of Trade. ] (l)uMiCU’l"l'Al.' E8 FOn 'Good condition. J. E. Van Glider, room Omaha Natl. Bank. M1 10t F1VE-ROOM COTTAGE. Inquire %518 Capitol D ROOMS TO RENT WITH ALL. 912 Douglas streot. URNIS modern convenlence: AGE. 10 TEACHER, arney. 94 —OMAHA KINDERGARTEN. THE FALL torm will_commencs Monday, Sept. 5th, 2006 Davenport st. Diroctross, Mrs. Kvalyn Griffiths Stallard. 183 7 KINDERGARTEN; Tuesday. MO 12 MUSIC, ART AND LA J—G. F. GELLENBECK, BA with Hospe, N.W.corner 15th a) V. MISS MINNIE DAVIS' fall term commences September b, 1806 South 161 MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. i’vqammmm TOANS LESS THAN 7 PER CT. including all chargos. Charies W Hainey, Omahn Nat. bank bldg. 009 VW PER OENT MONEY-NET TO BORROW- ora on Omabn city property. . No extra chreos of any kind. Why pay high rates? Monoy is cheap. You can got full benefit of low rates from Globe Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Dodye. 670 VW —LOANS. G.G. WALLACE, 513 BROWN i _NICE FURNISHED LARGE FRONT ROOM, 422 N, 17th at. Mise S8 F;FOR RENT. FURNISHKD ROOMS, HEF. Urences. No. 235 Dodgo st. MI83 ROOMS FOR RENT, hieat, 201 South 24th. —FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BATH 8500 Umonth, 1909 Farnam 310 ) THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEK EKPING NHAR UKountze place, S10. Address J 46, Beo. M50s ESLARGE FRONT ROOM AND FRONT BED- room ensulte. steam heat and all modern con- venlences. 1817 Leavenworth at.; top loor left. 478 11 FURNISHED, STEAM 624 P WANTED. AN INFELLIGENT MARRIED ‘man without childron to work ona fruit farm. menr Omaha: 80 or 35 per month; house rent froe Ad K 20, Be M6 TED, AN EXPERT FILING AND BILL- ing elerk; ondwyho has had experie agricultural house proferred. Give re Address K 25, Boe. Bayayren. 5 LARORERS: WAGIS, §1.60 PER dny. Apply ateorner ISth and Farnam_stroots. 101 Mu75 8 B ANTED, ? BUSHELING. Call at once! 1409 Farnam st. ki B “WANTED, BOYS A RLS AT MURPHY Wasey & Co.'s chialr factory 985 9 E WANTED, A GOOD WOOD-WORKING MA- chineat. Knquire at 25th and Davenport ¥OR B WANTED, A GOOD GENERAT, BLACKSMITH, Dgtondy job, 'Gorman preferred. Wm. Goldner, Falls City, Neb. 9659 1 —WANTED, A RAPID PENMA at figures for office work. Addre B Y ANTED, novs, STEADY fa o4 GIK AND E S 10 MALE nd femalo workers to act as cnt_salesmen company manufacturing goods wanted In putehold. Permanent and profitable work. Terms and circulnrs froo. Address Kleotro Noy- + 48 Armory street, Boston, Mass. MI05 §° WORK, OMAHA M1 _FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH, ONE block from motor, $8.00; 1119 Georals avenue. KEEPING FOR MAN 310N, 17th 8 S FLLJE _FOR R URNISHED ROOMS AND UN. furnishod rooma for housekeeplng, at 1023 Capl- tol avenue. M85 10° _KUIRNISHED ROOM: T I0USE- 04 N. 16th st. None but respectable Mt 10° - FOR I D ROOMS, 280, 161 MO0 10 SKOOMS WITHL OR WITHOUT BOARD. 203 805 10% FURNISHED ROOMS DIRECTLY . 113 8. 23th street. 73 ROOMS FOR HOUS! ana wife; ront taken in board. 7 Y. Sopposite the Mer Q-NICELY FURNISHED _ROOM, ¥ family, ne B3 8. 20 URNISHED ROOMS, 302 8. I5th at. 3 12 EpTHRER FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT Unousckeeping. 1525 Capitol ave. 9008 —FOR RIN —ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 318 N. Y. Life, lends at iow rates for choloe sccurity on Nebraska or owa farms o Omaha city property. 7 ARMS IN WHEAT DRLT FOR A GOC /iresidence In Omaha; 8180 orango grove and fine, oloar residonce in good town 1 Kansas for rost: denoe in Omaha, K. F. Ringer, 1519 Farnam. Mist 100 ~CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M'D'S'E; WILL FAtake real estate & money.Box 295, I‘rnnlmrt.x:_d, 7—FOR SALE OR BXOHANGE BARGAIN— Ebony upright plano. Address G 65, Bee offics. FOR SALE OR KXCHANGE, MV $1,600.00 equity in 640 aeres of as nive iand and good soll thore 1s in the atato, near tho wost lineof Per. kins Co. Ten full years' time on the balance of {0 per acro atf por cent. aunual interest. What Dave.you to offer? Addresy P. 8. Casef South Omahn, Neb. 700 8 —~FOR EXCHANGE, $200.00 STOCK OF GEN- Uornl merchandise for horses, Address hox G G, Burwgll, Unrtield county, Neb. 00 15% 7—CLEAROMAHA REAL ESTATR FOR MUSE. sctual valuation. Money to loan. Box3is, Omahn. NET KT F. 7—ABUSINESS THAT WILI, Jto 8200 per woek Investige. K. Farnam. 100 Ringer, 1519 110 (8% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. ‘BEST in the WORLD! MEGEATH STATIONERY CO,, 1304 Farnam Streot, Omah RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAUO BURLIN G (O & Q| Arrivy Dopot I Omyiy Fwam 98 8 m 4B pm 600 p m Arrives Omaha. [ 405 pm 4%p m 035 8 m aZes 2283 HFHy Deadwood Expros L. Denver Exprass \...Denver Expo &y Hastings Local n £522 <. Kanaay City Day Expross.... K.'C. Night ®xp via U. P. Trani “Going ' CHICAGO, R. L & PACIFIC, East. {Union Depot 10th & Maroy Sta. ~Atiantio Expro Veatibule Express ... Night Kxpross. . Fast Bxpross CHICAGO, Tt. 1, & PACIFI Union Depot 10th and Maroy S “Denver Limited. Fast Expross City (Except Eundny “UNION PACIFIC. Unlon Dopot 10th and Marcy 8ts, 7§00 GENERAL STOCK MERCHANDISE, Ucloanest stock in the stato: cloar Omaha proporty or land, one-fourth cash: §.,50) stock hardware, And 2 16ts In Westlawn for cash and land; 810,00 general stock, onohalf cash, balancoland. E. ¥. Ringer, 1519 Farnam. MSSL 10% Beatrioe Expross.... Denver Hxpross. 4 _.OverlandKiyor.... .|\ 1} BiaoSpiies & Strmady Bx(ox Suin) Paclfle Brpress. Donver Fast Mall BALE OR EXOHANGE, COTTAGE g south on Cuming street,' in Carthago additlon; seven rooms, pantry, closots; foree pump. clatern cosspool, cemented cellar; well bullt and finlahed in hard'pine and oak. Prico $2,200. Apply 1o W. L. Selby. 34 Chamber Com R ), ML & ST, depot and Mar <.-.Chleago Expre Chicago ISxpron BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Depot, 10th ana Marey Sts. Arrivos Omahy /~FOR EXCHANGE, A 8TOCK OF GENERAL merchandiso for lnnds and cash. Address B W. Watkins & 0., Frankfort, Jad. Mou8-a100 —T0 EXCHAN, FINB LOTS IN HASTINGS, Neb., ot Nebrasks isud. Applr 1315 Paroam, ¥OR SALE—REAL ESTATE. W—c. ¥. HARRISON, 912 N. Y. LIFE. @ BEE BLDG. 674 —CHEAP MONEY. SEE G. W. P. COATES, 1614 Farnam. 7 —LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMP ROVED clty property.$5,000 and upwards, 6 to 8 per cent. Nodolays. W.Farnam Smith & Co.16ih and tlarne W —CENTRALLOAN &TRUST CO., “r—musE\'. LOWEST RATE PAUL, 1605 FARN. M3 8 7—REAL ESTATE LOANS, 6 T07 PER CENT; no additional charges for commission or attor- ney's fees. \. B. Melkle, First National Bank bldi. PRIVATE MONEY, 1ST AND 2D MORTGAG 1ow rates. Alex Moore Beo bldg. 078 7—OMAHA SAVINGS B on real ostato at 10wost markot rats. Loan made in small or Iarge sums for short or 1ong time. No commission is charged and the loans are not s0ld {n the east, but can always be found at tho bank on the cornor of 13t and Douglas streots, i y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY 1ow rate. A. C. Frost, Douglas blk 80 W LAND 2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgages, Reed & Selby, 331 Board of Trage. 7—MONEY propert VW CITY AND FARS REAT, BSTATE TOANS 1. 0. Sarvin s Couis Shosly blovk: o 7_WA APPLICATIONS FOR Touns. Geo. J. Paul, 165 Farnum ‘streot; 200 Fo IS FURISHED KOOMS, EAST, Fitox Uprivate famlly. 210 N. 19th street. MI05 14* FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. VW —LOANS. LOW RATES. ZITTLE.BROWN BLK 960 05 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. T 109Ns WITIL HOARD FOR TWO LN, BRI _WANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS COAT MA ors, F Vodickn, 812 8. 12th s M4 1% vate family. 2215 Howard streot. Mand Mot R—Wnn'mu.mmws FOR RATLROAD WORK IN Washington. Cheap fare. 100 for £200 o dny: tesmsters $25.00 a moath and bonrd free p. O'Henrn Labor Agoncy, 308 South 11th Krumer & ar goney, b titn WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE of the collection department of an Omaba bank, stenographer preferrod. Address K31, Boe, o 0OMS WITH BOARD, - 1722 GAPITOL AVE. FawEaAl RNA' 7-FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AT 2013 . M1 810 FURNISHED RGOM WITH or two gentlemen, private family. No other boarders. Within one block of Manscom park and motor line. For particulars address with reforence, J 7, Beo ofiice. [ board to two. laal P BOx WANTED, ABOUT 11 10 WORK IN store and workshop at 1406 Douglas street F;ELEGANTLY KURNISHED, KOOMS, ~FINST class board, st “The" Dolan, 209 and 211 N. ISth street. M 409 “WANTED MAN T0 TAKE ORDERS IN CITY, 'address manufacturer, box 267 elty. 10308 JF-BOARD AND ROOMS. 1610 CHICAGO 8T, 780 AGENTS WANTED FOR DISHW ASHER AND firekindlor, Sampies and particulnrs foF two cont stamp. . J. Trew & Co.Macon, Mo. 104 20% ~WANTED-FEMALE HELP. CoWANTED. GOOD™ GIRL “FOK GENKKA Jhousework: Enquire at 2ista1d Lake. Mrs. Kd- ward Haydon. 1 _WANTED, A COOK AND LAUNDRESS. MES, C.'W. Hamilton, 2102 Lenvenworth stroot. MG% (GWANTED AT ONCE, A GOOD RELIABLE German girl for general housework in small familly. Stendy place to tho right girl. Apply at 2008 Half Howard street. 83 V-WANTED, GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework.' 516 N. 19th at. M2 10 WANTED, LADIES AND GIRLS T0 DO OUR w work for usat home; # to 8 per weok ily paintiog or canvassing. Send bolf-nddressod eovelope. Koho Manufscturing Liberty Squnro, Boston, Mass. MEo0-8* FOR HOUSEWORK, ALSO nurse girl, satisfactory wages paid. Cail 2627 Cal- 1fornia stroet. 914-8 (C;8IRL FOR GRNERAL HOUBKWORK: GOOD wages. Apply st southwest corner 18th and Grace strogts. MO 8% STENOG h machino lary Lo suit - ply 1n Own hiandwriting, Singer Mf Co., 116 DouRlas st. 940 8 o WAKTED, GOOD GIRL, FOIL HOUSEWOUK, In tamily, 00 ohildren. " Apply 1128 10th at. V-WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSK. Jwork in tamily of tiroe; apply 403 Jackson able party. A—WANTED, A GIRL TO TAKE CARK OF ROOM Cland Dolp washing and tranin, can sicep at homo Af roquired. 24 8. 10th st. [ —WANTED, A COMPETENT GIRL TO COOK, wissh and {ron in family of throe: wages 8.00 & peoks wpply No. 3 Worthington pisce, " opposite Brownell hall, Omaha, Neb. W7 7 WANTED, ONE LADY FOUR YOUNG MEN rocelve Instruotions keep books. J. B. Smith. 517 ghooly bloci MUTD-ig* WANTED, GIRL, FAMILY OF 2. 1466 N. 1 at. g b T-WANTED, A GIKL FOIl GENERAL HOUSE grie, Murtbo youd cook, washer and, trane VOR G ENKRAL mall fawily, 1136 So. #OR RENT-HOUSES. 1) Foon HOUSE, MODERN, CENTRAL T0 Lusinoss. good roviirs. Apply G 8, Kig N " D T8, DWELLINGS AND COT- on In all parts of city. Kilkonny & Co., Contl- aental hik. Gt T MODEIN, NEW S HOOM COFTAGES. WEADY i o fow duys, in beautitul Stanford eircie. Appl ©. 8. Klgutter, room v thY —FOI_RENT, ROOM 1OUSES, ALL modern convenlonces, o Georgla &Yo. 1 bl ‘ol ALrooL Fallway. Apply Foot 1%, beo Buildjng, 3. M. Blmeral, recelvor, 161 HOUSES, CASS IL T, Clirke, 219 1o bldg. , 35100 atroot, betwoen 20th and 26th. Board of Trade. Phone 105, YOI RENT, CHOICK ¥LATS IN THE P, i Tler block, ¢of. 16th and Jackson sts. The sum- wer rate for second and third Hoors is 8.0 for inside flats, stosm heat 810 00 oxtra; thoy have all conveniences and are in fire clws ropair: bolug contrally located wua oon atn: ink only the very bost of teuants wakes sirable, We will rent to familis goly. 00 thein; 1nquire at 516 8. luth st [)- 10 RENT [ZRO0M HOUSE 3075 AND DODGE troots. All modern convenionces. I’ ssossio von immediately. Call or addiess M. L. Koeder, oom 405, Paxton blook M 0—SOUTI FILONT ROOM WITH BOARD, SUITA- bl for two; roferences; 2214 Farnam. 905 12¢ T DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD: SMALL family; nicely Neated; modern improvemen teruis ronsonable; reforences exohanged. 437 MU0 b Liarney streot. FoNCELY FURNISHED KOOM WITH 0K without board, In a private family, by u young gentloman: state'terms. Address Henry J, Koiser, South Omaha. , 1105 FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. (G~ 7O 8 ROOMS, &3 N. lith St 436-524° 2 LARGE BASEMENT KOOMS FOR FAMILY. 2520 Douglus. 918 7 HOUSE- In- FOR ~ OFFICES. THE 4-S8TORY BRICK BUILDIL . Tho bullding has a fireproof ce, it, complete steamheating fxtures; the tloors, gas, ete. Apply at the “1:':;' —¥OR RENT, PART OF GOOD OFFICE CHEAP, Wi, J. Welshuns, 414 Karbach block. i —V¥OI NANT, AT LOW VALUATION, A GROUND oo ofico.” icunn & Co., oih wnd Doiigias, os FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. X~ CALL AT TiiE OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO, (INCORPORATED.) IF YOU WANT MONEY MONEY ON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR’ PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND We make loans In any amount from $10 to $10,000 atthe lowest possible rates and In the quickest possible time without publicity, and with the privilego of keeping your £00ds 1n your own pos- session. Remembor that y pay any part of the loan at any time and 15 this way reduce tho cost of Carry- ing tho loan. "There will bo no exponse or charge kopt out ot the amonnt wanted, but you will recelve the full amount of the loan. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Room 11, Crolghton Book. 15th and Dougias, Next to Postofiice. THE LAKGEST AND ONLY INCORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMATIA. X710 YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO, Room 4 Withnell block, cor. 15th and Harney sts. Wil loan you any snm ¥rom $10.00 to 10,000 On the day you ask for it, We_mako horse celpt loans on furniture, pianos, wagons, warehouse and personal prop erty of all kinds In any amount desired. At tho lowest possiblo rates, withoul publicity or removal of property. You can pay the money back in and amount you h a7d at any time. and each payment will reduce the cost of the loan {n proportion. THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER.CO. X WL ToaN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF 8K ourlty’; striotly confidential. A. k. Harrls, room i, Continental block. 5 X~|-mw6u,\uu21 DOUGLAS BLK, 16 & DODGE. 2 i Jid RN CHEAP AT 3T ARD JACKSON ¥idelity Trust Co., 370 Faruam. 832 12 ~ WANTED-T0 RENT. 51> ROOM FOR LIGHT s K 22, Beo omee. Mol 8 JCGWANTED, A FURNISHED HOUSE, b ORG rooms, kood and healthy locality. 1f suitable will need it until spring. - Address, with full par. tlouiars, J. 1. Biako, 16il Waseo at., Donvor, Colo. K WALTED KOOM AND BGARD FOR GENTLE- . OKED FUIL- 407 Doulns. UiAba SEOVO Hopais works. i I)IIAUH CHEAP, CLEAN, WHELLS, 11l Faruun street. o5 ——— e WASTED—TO BUY. —FURNITURK BOUGHLT, SOLD, STORED, Wells, 1111 Farnam st. 666 J —WANTED, A FRESH COW. num, APPLY 1518 FAR. 3 7 FOR SALE-FURNITURE, O-FURSITURE OF GR0OM FLAT FOR SALE, ) 1817 Loavenworth str loft, —CHATTEL LOANS MADE ON FURNITURK, planos, live stock, eto., without publleity or re! moval property at the lowest rates and the easl paymonts. Dufl Green, rooms 8 & ¥ Barkor block. X MONEY IS ClLgAP. = 810 UP TO $10.000 oaned on any chattie security by W. C. Wood, agent for Nebrasks Loan company, 1316 Douglns street, up stairs 05 ARGAINS IN FARM LANDS. 320 acres, Howard county, Neb, worth 815,00 per acre, only ¥J,700. 160 mores. Gos acre, only §1,12). 60 acres, Box Butte county, worth §12.50 per acre, only 81,280.00. ncres, Knox county, Neb., a big bargain at $1,200.00. 160 In Kearney county, Neb., $1.200.00. 160 In Jefferson county, Neb, .000.00, 160 in Frankiin county, Neb..'$1,000.00. 160 In Frontier county; Neb., $800.00. 160 In Ritehcock county, Neb., $500.00. 160 in Euffalo county, Nel 160 in Banner county, Neb.. 800,00, 160 In Brown county, Neb., $650.00. 180 In Cherry county, Neb., §50.00. 160 In Harlan county, Neb.. $1,500.00. 160 In Shorman county, Neb.. $1,000.00. £00 neros in Cass county, Neb. #20-acre farm in Cass county, Neb. G0-acre farm in Sarpy county, Nob. -ncre farm in Sarpy county, Neb. 1,200-acre farm in Douglas county, Neb. 2i0-ncro furm In Burt county, Nel 160-ncre farm in Eranklin count 4H0-acre farm in Unlon county, 10wi 3%-ncre farm in Unlon county, o 52)-acre farm in Union county, Tows. d00-acre farm in Union coungy, lowa. 2A0-acre farm in Unton county, lowa. We haye wild lands throughput Nebraska ranging 15 price from §I00 to §2000 n quarter. Also desir able stock furms and ranches In lowa, and Wyoming. Write or eall on Geo. N. Hicks, 505 V. Life blaz., Omaba, Ne) 907 BARGAIN T, county, Nob., cheap at $12.60 per Nebraska GOOD COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS, BATH, enst front, &. w. part. near motor and pavement nieo location, §2,500.00, worth $3,500.00; terms e G. . Butts, 2080. 17th nted. $1.000 place near HAnscom park. nted, $,500 place near Hanacoin park. . lot on 80th st. near Leavenworth, Wanted, plece of business peoperty on 16th Wanted, purchaser. for 8 par cent mortgag nted. choice 0 per cent orteage. ! cheap 8800 lot In Soth Omaha. . 5 ncres close 1n, olenp. ! $20 house for aplengid tenant. Wantod. farm in Sarpy oqnts, Yanted, g0od trackaa prgperty cheap. C. ¥ Harrinon, 0128, Y2 1ife. % 998 ©+..Bloux Clty Passonger. il ...8t Prul Express...... | BIODX CITY & PACIFI Dopot. 15th and Webster ats. ~o...St Paul Limited. ... ... ¥, E. & MO. VALLBY, Depot, isth and Webater 8t 2 Dondwood Express. (X §at) Wyo. Kxp. (Rx. Mon.) w...Norfolk (Ex. Sunday.) +....St. Paul Bxpress C. ST. P, M. & 0. Depot; 15th and Webster Shs. Sicux Ully Aocommodation.. | 9.05 p m Sioux Clty Kxpress (£x. Sund'y) (124 p m iU ul a 938 m 868 m CHICAGO & NOWTE WESTRRN 0. P. depo, 10th and Marcy Sta (Bx Sun'y) Carroll .. Chieago Kxpri Vestibule Limitod astorn_ Flyor ) Chlo. PAss. (Ex. ) CRICAGU & NORTH W ESTEIN Union Dopot, Councll Blut Chicago Expros estibule Limil Eastern Flyer... ... .. Sun) Atlantio Mall (Bx Mon) (¥x 8) Carroll Pavvenger (x 8)| OMAHA & ST. LOU| U. P, depot. 10th anda Maroy St 81, Louls Cannon Bal MISSOURL P Deyot 15th and_ Wobstar Sts. ‘5L, Louls Expre St 1 Omaha 125 p m Arrives Omaha 630 am 510 p m Arrivay Transfor 30 & m 555 p m 1250 o m Arriy * PAC Union Depot Council Blufta. .Night Expro: . ST, JOE & C. Urion Dopot. Council Bluffs. 1000 a m|....Kansas City_Day Hxpross 10.15 p m Nigh Tenves Tranater W0 mi Leavos Transter| 0 63)am [Arrives Transfer oM. TOUTa. Union Depot. Councll Bluts. 8] ITY & PACIFI Union Depot, Councll Blufrs Sioux City Acc St baul xprass, Arrives Transfor e IST YOUR REAL, BSTATE WORSALE WITH Goargo J. Paul, 1003 Farpap st: M2 8130 oat saori- Peterson, 1412 8 13th st Omaba. 13633 (VT IN2-5000 ACRES IN BODIES OF 160 TO /1,500 acres, gilt-edge wild Innds nt35to 810 per acro In state 0f Nabraska whose cropa last yoar ag- grexated one hundred million doliara (§100,00,000). Owner must realize. Pricss named are one ‘half actual value. Direct freight compstition, both B &M and U. P.R. R. W. G. Albright, 5212-3 N. Y. Lite Bldg., Omaha, M3 10 TFLNE FARM 10 MILES NORTH, IMPROVED AND all under cultivation, blg bargain. F. K. Di 1ing, Barker blook. (CHOIOE FARMS FOR SALE IN HARRISON Jeounty, lown. Send name with stamp to our address, and recetve full dssoriptions. A, A, Wil liamson & Co.. Woodbine, Iowa. TH- 818t FgR SALE. WE ARE JUST COMPLETING threo model five-rdom_coitages, which we will sellat a vory low price on monthly payments. Two Of them face cast on 17thst.. just north of Kountze place: the other Is at 2th and A streets. Thoy will plense you, and_we oan sult you asto terms. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. 833 12 §. 14TH, COTTAGE HOME, $2,00000. & Selby, Board of Trade. 1 D, THE MONTH OF BEPT. WE WILL offer the Inst but prettiest of thoso Lafayette Plnce cottages at a groatly reduced price. 7 rooms, all modern Improvements, delightful terms oany. Kidelity Trus Chidago Express Chicago Expros _.. Creston Local or. The Leadin g Dentist Third Fioor, Paxton Blook. Telephone 1085. 16th and Farnam Sts. A full'set of teeth on rubber for $5. Perfect set Teeth without plates or removable bridge work Just the thing for singers or public speakers, never drop down. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Gold filling at reasonable rates. All work warranted. Cut this out for a guide. Proposal tor Grade stakssaad Linb er, teuled bids will be recelved at the office of the city comptroller, Omaha, Neb., up to 4 oclock p. m, Soptember 1dth, 1802, fof the fur- nishing of ~grade stakes, lumbver. nails and cement for the romainder of the enr for the city of Omuhn. Speoi- icatlons on file at this office. The Fight is resorved to nccept or reject any or all bids. Ench bldder s required to enclose certified check of 850.00. THEO OLSEN, Comptroiler. tivation, balanoe ce, all cloar of incumbrance, $10.00 re; will sell’ on good terms; might take some 00d property as part pay. Henry C. Smith, eare indell hiotel, Lincoln, Neb. 963 11 FOR RENT—-PASTURES. ORSES, COITS AND CATTLE FEED AND cared for the year round. 1 have 230 nores of wood pasture, 50 acres gU0d grass, 200 acres of good stubble. Part Of the stubblo is standing ripo onts, which makes the bost pasture inthoworld. A K00d fence, nico fresh runnin waterand barn room for 500 hoad {n case of storm. | have the Iargest horse_ranch in Douglns and Sarpy county. Pleasecall and se0 my stablo room and feoding yards and pasture so you wiil bo satlsfed, Ieallfor and_dellver fres of charga. My price on pasture 15 8100 por month, and I wintor food hay, grain, cut food and straw and 200 aoros standing corn atalks. Kept In bara nights, price from §.0) pormonth up. o milos soueh o milo from streot cars. 0.box 136, South Omah —LOANS ON CHATTELS. REASONABLE IN- torost, partial Paymonts | to G months. W. R, Davhy, &%) Continontal blook.” Klovator 1oty st MORRLS. 99 S14° —MONEY AT LOW RATES ON ANY KIND OF soourity. Keystone Mtge. Co., 203 Sbeely biger. xinn‘rm. LOANS, v N. X #0000 TO LOAN ON GHATTEL BECURITY ; businees condldential “H. 658 Boara Trade LO¥E SATURDAY, GOLD RING. CAMEG BET. ting. Roturn or ‘addross 800 NOrth 20th stroot and reacive liberal rownrd. My v . 8300 REWARD, BLACK water spantel, short tall, suswers name Jack, or for full Information of his wheresbouts, 120 25t 8L, 986 6 LLLADYS WATCH AND CHAIN WITH “SADA" cneraved on baok. lost Tuesdny evening botween Levenworth and Karnam on south 28th or 26th St Plense leave ut )2 0uth 29th And rocelve war, 101 —————————— LOANS: ANY AMOUNT; 1OW X guarter rute. J an Gildor, room #07, Om aha 'Na- MI09-07 Y roR BALE, AN ESTABLISUED GROCKRY. One of beat ‘locations In city. No tradi dross N 40, B Y ZALLON BUSINESS ¥OI SALE CHlEAP ON secountof alckness. O Lundeon, Fullerton Nov. = i YiiSANADIAN EMPLOMENT OFFICE. BNTAB- lshed 13 years; best paying business in Omaha. Inguire atroom I, 1609 Kurnam streat. M3V] 820 ¥OR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETOC. [P~ FOI SALE OR EXCHANGE, SORREL PACER Selding, ¢ vears old. loig hauds high, welght about 1.0} pounds, 3 white foet, sound and well muscled, 40 d ays driving and spesdy; will make s tine gentle rice, 1,00C.00. A line black mare, 3 ¥ )1, 15 hunds 3 tnehs high, welghs |00 pounds, white' ot forehead, p fectly sound "and with 60" days handilug shows Lininute’ gaiti will make a very speedy ware if handled. Triee, $1,000.00. WIlI taxe good properts for onw or both. Henry C. Swith, care Lindell hotel, Lincoin, Neb. g 11 P FYBSALE A SIXTVDOLLAR 1o BUSG ¥ Lror 85,00, 1. ¥, Colo, Continental block. 254 D-GOOD GENTLK HOUSE, HAUNESS AND eort Wikl canop top. & Monle, 1311 Faramm. S sl . NTLE FAMILY HOWSE FOK SALE. 1821 oy siroet. Msi§ 1% Y BARTY HAVING TEN Ok FORTY THOUSAND dollars can find # €00d business opentng In st0ck company that wil % por cont dividend. Ad- dress J 64, care Ouw 68114 Y TOCAPITALISTS OF OMATIAT THERE I8 & paying business that Omaha as @ pojut 1s well adaptod for. ‘The anterprise 1s fairly & now 1da. only tested &nd found thoroughly goud. Befng €004 and sometELng new and lexlbmate, 1 will pay @ larger profit than any ordlbary bustoess. | To men of capital who will know . goud thing when shown up and wantte 40 aLo somoething paying ad, dress J 63, care n —¥OR BALK, KESTAURANT A tonery storo. §0od locailo Address Aug. Menu, Seriboer, Ne A GOOD PHYSICIAN, REGULAR ate, can socuro o good looation 1n & gocd road townon the K. E. & M. V. R. i In South kota. Country well popuiated.” Address J o, Boo. D CONVRC. and g00d trado. i N Mold 88 —FOIt RENT,“3 FLATS IN LINTON BLOCK, 13th and Mason streets, 6 rooms each, water and Dy steam, 1o g00d repalr, rent 10w, In- julre st 917 In tho biok.” Joun Hauiln, age [ 7oy W AND Ol RENT, A 4 ROOM COTTAGE, e Wwonih. - Fidelity fedit comang. i i LAKGE LIST LOUBKS, FALL, 1 rAu.‘AFl. i)su‘:':.‘i. J.{:-nwu MODEI FORBALE CHEAP. MY PACING HORSE JOE. Can pace 15240, 11> 1 Trey, Cor Treas tomiee FOR SALE-MISCELLANEQUS, S AN ARV, ARGE HALL BAFE VERY QirowsaLe, A Leap, almost new. Fldelity Trust Co., 1108 var- b R SALE, THOROUGUBRED P PUR ly $019 Harnoy siroet | U ML —FOI ALK, 1CK. CHEAP IN CAR LOTS Qiiften Mo voba SlkEeT N CAR LT (Q 1ACKS. FRITCHAND, BOUGLAY oGk, ion address W. J. Blair, Linwood, Neb, 797 18 ~CUOF HOUSE IN LINCOLN FOR BALK. dflln‘l':udb ess. Address Z Omahs Bee, Lincoln, Neb. B M7 Y GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK BUSINESS, GO0 opening, Address for partioulars, K 19, iw.r 3 20 GOOD PAYING BU i A YirPh wa NG A s PR A SR o Yfm-" BALE, ELEVATOR. FOR INFORMA- HOP COMPLETE Loan "o 1w FOUNDI/ VI‘AKICN UP, LIGHT RED MULEY COW, 84TH, bet, Leavenworth and Mardy. James Burt. : 1ol 4 956 8¢ UND, C. 3 P . 2TH. FOUND, ALY, uuvfi«”_u P — e Sacl JOUND ON 33RI NEARICHARLES, G breast pin. Inquire 3:09 Soward. ~ WANTED TO géimow. QIVE Ol TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, SECUR- y necond wortguge o property valved one hundred und five tho usand., ,Kirst mortgnge thi tive thonsand. Addross K 30 ylioe. 118 1 DRESSMAKING. ENGAGK\IINT! 0 HESSMAKING IN famwilies solicited. rdy, 320 ith 207 00 THE SHORTESTLNE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicagéy Milwaukee & St, Paul R'y, as represented on this map. 3 "™ JCEDAR RAPIDS DM A3 B, DES MOINES Electric Lighted;*Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled " trains leave Omabha daily at 6:20 p.m., ar- riyin%‘at Chicago at 9:30 a.m. City Ticket Office, 1501 Far- nam St., Omaha. F. A. Nasn, Gen'l Agent. C.C.LiwncoLn, Pass Agent, DR.E.C, WES'S NERVE AND BRAINTREAT MENT, a spooitio for Hystoria, Dizzinoess, Fits, Neu ralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostraton caused by slcoholor wobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Deore slon,Softnessof the Braln. causing insanity, misery decuy,death, Promature Old Age, Barreness, Loss Power In elther sex, Imupotency, Leucorrhon snd Femunle Woakness»s, lavoluntary Losses, Sper- 1'by ‘ovor-oxertion of ths braln f A month's trantmant 81,6 for 0 slx boxes Lo cury Jich 0rde for s boxas. with 85 wiil #sad w Kusranteeto refund i not curad. Guaranteo Gnly by Thoodoro, ¥ Lewls drug south JAPANE S &/ PLLE CURE Anew and Cowploto Treatmpnt, conslsting ot Buppositories, Olntment in Capsules, also In Box and Pllls; a Posltive Cure for External. Internal blindor Bleeding Itehing, Chronle, Kecent or Heradl- lll’{l’ll . Tals Kemedy has nover been known to 1all. $1 per box. 6 fordi; sont by mall. Why sutfer from this torrible disease whon u writion guaranto positively glven with 6 boxos or refund the money If notcured Sond stamp froe Sawple. Guarant lasued by Kuhn & Co. , 8010 Agents, cornor 1580 and Dougins stro . PERMANENT SIDEWALKS, Property Owners Must Promptly Comply with the Orders of the City, The members of the Board of Public ‘Works, secretury and all, joiued the Omaha coutingent and went down 1o Lincoln yester- day for the purposs of looking at the mam- moth pumpking and the agricultural horse trot. Before starting, however, thoy tarried about the office long enough to adopt this resolution ‘with relation to permanent side- walks Wherens, There scems to be an Inalination uhon the part of persons owning lt:mnny where permunoat sidewalks huve been or- dered by the muyor and the city council to daluy the construction of such wulks by vari- ous teans. devices wnd excuses, such as full ing or refusing 1o sign u paper issued by thi Dourd, giving ta sueh DrOPErLy OWNGES un op- portunity to select the = mutsrlul, or by ulleging that they have previ- ousty entered Into contracts with uer- win allogea purtics for the construction of such walks, which ailezed contracts, a8 we huve discovered, are usuiily fmx dnury and show no oxlstence'tn facti now therefore, o It Resolved, That for the purpose of comply- Ing with thia fusteuotions of the uuyor au the clty councll, fn the mutter of the construction of permanent sidewalks. this board will not recognize uny such alleged contracts or other excuses, If the performance of the work shall be delayed wore then twenty duys afier such motion"to the bourd, wed that i future this bourd will order the contractors for th various kinde of materiul Lo proceed in the construction of such walks us have 0, or muy hareafter be ordered E{ or and counell In uceordanco wi slons of such Instructions. e ba— DoWitvs Sarsaparilla cleanses the bloog, increases the appetite and tones up the sys-- tew. IL has Luuud many people who ::lv« ;:llmrud from blood disorders, It will p you. TAKE WARNING! NEGLECT NOT THE DANGER, An Object Lesson Taught by the Indians, SIGNALS OF Let the Way Ee Simple and the Remedy Safe. If you are ailing, not exactly sick, but net feeling “just right,” have & drowsy, dull feeling, bad taste in the mouth, variablo appotite, occasional pains in the joints and muscles, and other signs of impending sickness, why not do as the Indian does—drive such symptoms out of the system by the judicious use of their vegetable remedy? Don’t neglect such warning. That pain in your shoulder may de- velop into rhoumatism, and o ionth's scikness deprive you of the income of your toil. ‘Chat furry tongue denotes your liver is out of order, and typhoid fever would easily take root in your system. What cou'd you do then? Think of your business, your income, and your family. Seck safety as you would fly from cholera or smallpox. You are in danger if you neglect theso warnings. They may.vass off but the chances are against you, and even then the poison in only latent in your systen. Do not, however, put your trust in the numerous so-called ‘‘sarsaparillas’ with which the ma#fet is flooded. Sarsaparilla bark 1s not a modlelne, 1t 1s & flavor ing, nothing moro. Tha action of many of these decoctions comes from mineral polsons they con- taln, such as mercury, arsenlo, strychine, blsmuth, fodide of potasium, and tho like, and any drug will tell you, If he tells you truly, that this is so. Kickapoo Indlan 8agwa and other Kickapoo Tn- disn medicines contaln only the product of the fleld and forest, nature’s own vegetable growth of nd herbs, and of necossity are froe from all mineral poisons whateve boeause tho Indians have no koowledge of them, depending ‘wholly upon nature’s laboratory for thelr resources, and upon thelr skill, born of centurios of expe tence, In preparing them. Kicknpoo Indian Sagwa, made by the In- dians from roots, barks and horbs of theirown gathering and_curing, is obtalnable of any druggist at one dollarper bottlo: six botties for five dollars. FREE Sen three two cent stamps to pay postage, and we will mail you free n theiliins and interestinz book of 174 pages. entitled “Life and Scenes Among the Kickupoo Indinns.” Tells all about the Indians, “Address HEALY & BIGELOW, Distributing Agents, Grand Ave., New Huven, Conn. HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. For Farmers, Miners and Mechanics. A PERFEOT SDAP FOR ALKALI WATER. Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. A Delightful Shampoo, WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water THE REALTY MARKE. INIEB};RUMENTS placed on record Sept. 7 WARRANTY DEEDS. William Schmidt and wife to I A Allent vach, lot 9. Irving Plade.......... ... 8 H A Allenspach to Katie Schmidt, Simon ‘Adumsky and wife to Churles Marley, lot 7, Omaha Bullding and Bavings association add .. S Charlas Marley and wifé to ‘Simon Adamsky, 10t 8, same....... oo oo.ons Riley, Tot 8, G L Miller ind wife to An biock 8, West End add, refe. Thomas Wood and _wife to] iot 8, block 8, West End add. © H Rebschuh wnd wife to schub, und %n 40 fv of 880 ftiotd, blook 1, Kirkwood add Lena Quick and husband t Woodman, und 14 tractional section 15- To=id, nw 10-75-44, 50 Charles Gilbert to'C B Snearloy, part ot 3% 8 B Rogers, Okahoma . A C P Dal and wife to John Olson, 10t 10, block 2, Lowe's subdiy . & J M Woolworth and wife to G P Wooi- worth, blocks 1,2, 3. 4, except lot I, olock 1, Oakhurst add:................. sa 10 Hascall to John Rush, w 152 feet lots 5 and 85, n 100 feot 10t 59, Oka- homa, lot3. Hascuil & Kogora' sub lot 22, J E Rliey's sub, lot 5 block 1, Drex- ol's sub, 1ot 10, biock 3, 8 E Rogers uad, lot 5, block 7.'und lots 12 and 13, block 6, Kountze dth add... . Srgaon) d_wife to Mika and Mary Juckson's subin Lotter & AIM DEEDS, ¥ H Worden and wife toJ F Flack, lot 20, block 4, Potter & Cobb's ndd to South Omahs....... DEEDS, G A Bonnett, sheriff, to Nebraska Sav- ings and Exchango bank, lots 4, 5 and 17, block 6, lots 1, 2, 16 and 17, block 7, lots 7 and 8, block 9. lots 13, 23 and 24, blook 12, lots 4, 5 and 15, block 16, North Owaha % M Potter, 600 50 800 1,500 60,000 Total amount of tran WeeriNe WaTer, Nen., Oct. 28, '00.—Dr. Moore: My Dear Sir—I have just bought the third bottle ot your Tree of Lifo, It is indeed a *‘Tree of Life,”” Doctor, when you 50 kindly gave me that fiest bottle my right side was so lame and sore and my liver en- larged so much that { could not lie upon my right side at all. There was a soreness over my kidneys all of the time, but now that trouble is all over. I sleep just as well on oneside as on the other, and my -lur rests and refreshes me, and | fool the best I've fe in fifteen years,and I know that it is all due to your Tree of Life. Yours very truly, D. F. DuoLer. For sale by all druggists. Ll THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Formal Opening of the I Coming Yea The exorcises attendant on the formal opening of Omaha's new Presbvterian theo- logical seminary, were held Tuosday even- ing st the Wirst Presbylerian churen. After the opening services, con- sisting of music, scripture reading ana {)rlyer, an address wus delivered by Jr. M, B, Lowry of the new institution, His theme was ‘“The Attitude and Spirit of Young Men Preparing for the Ministry,” and the large congregation which included all the Prosbyterian clergymen of the city and veral of other denominations, listened with rked attention to its close, The sominary now promises, with the fiuancial support that may be reasonably ex- peoted. to become a permanent institution and to be attended with gratifying success. 1t enters uron its second year, six students having completed the firstof thé threo years course, while eight more youne men will start in where did their predecessors a vear 8g0 to fit themselves for this sacred calling, e Prooure It Before Leaving Howme, ‘Three yoars ago, while I was visitio tives at "Higginsville, Mo., I was suddenly tekon with collc and severe pains in the stomach, My relatives sent to the doctor for medicine, and he sent me a botile of Chumberlain’s Colic, Cholers and Diarrhas Hamg“ tolling the bearar that if thul med- bl titution for the rola- i.:l; 1:6 :uu lfi: hlo w:‘lul not presoribe &t would, us It aud was i wed relioved. —~HENKY A, THOVERN, SIX LYNCHINGS IN TEXAS Threo Nogroes Hung and Three Riddled With Bullets Near Paris, ALL THE OUTGROWTH OF A RACE WAR It Bogan With a Worse Trade and Yot Ended Although a of Lives Have Alrondy Been Lost. as Not mbor Parts, Tex., Sept. 7.—A messenger arrived in the oity vesterday with the inteligence that three negroes had been found hanglng to a limb by the roadside nine miles south. east of the city, OMcors ropaired to the scene of the tragedy at onco and thore found the bodiesof John Ransom, Jack Walker and Bill Armor, three negroes, woll known in the nolghborhood, dangling frym a tree. Justice Hunt of this city proceeded at once to hold au inquest. The testimony showed that a party of twenty or thirty armed and masked men went to the house of Gilbert Daniols about miduight, soizea Ransom, put n rope around his neek and told him they wanted him to go with them and show them where the other negroes lived who had been doing mischief in the neighborhood. About 2 o'clock the mob reached tho place where Armor and Walker wero living, forced an entrance, dragged them both out, placed ropes around thoir necks, and in company with Ransom marched them in the direction of the woods, Walker made desperato vesistance and shot at the orowd aud 1t is believed hit ono of the attaoking party. He was overpowered, how- ever, and taken away. That was the last kuown of them alive. ‘The bodies were found about daylight by a negro boy who was hunting stock. Armor and Walker had their legs tied up and their knees wore almost touching the ground. All had aled of strangulation. * Result of a Race War. The tragody was doubtless the outgrowth of the ktiling of & notorious negro desperddo named Jarrett Burns by John Ashley, July 29 last. Ashley had sold Burns a horse which the latter had not pwid for. T he horse wot to breaking into Ashloy’s Held and Burns would uot keep him out. Finally Ashley took the horse and would not give him up until the negro paid for him. Bur: then armed himself and went to Ashley! house to take the horse by force. A dif- oulty ensued, and Ashley killed bim. This incensed the negroes in the commu- nity against Ashloy and threats of violence were made. A -few nights after tho killing some one attempted to entor Ashley’s house and was shot. On August 5 Emma Ransom, A sister of John Ransom, was brought here by An urmed escort of negroes. Sho stated that u mob of masked white men had taken her out the night before and attempted to haag her, but she escaped them and as she ran away they shot her. An examination showed that she had not been shot. The bad feeling continued to grow. Ash- ley's horses were poisoned and his crops preved upon. His life was throatened and his neighbors guarded his house overy nignt. Negroes rode about, the neighborhood armed with Winchesters and au open collision be- tween the whites and blacks was cons tautly expected. More Bloodshed and Excitement. Saturday night & weok ago two negroes were taken our. and whipped. Last Satur- day night two nore were treated In the same way, and an attack was made on another negro, but he succeeded in driving the crowa away, aithough he was wounded. In a pocket of ono of tho dead men a document was found which purported to be an oath signed by a number of negroe: in which they hea sworn to kill John Ashley and others. A rumor roached the city last night that the bodies of three more negroes were found in the woods not far from the scene of the hangiug, riddled with bullets. The raport cannot bo verified. The negroes are grestly agituted over tho affuir, and every one in the vicinity of the trouble is said to have left, It is reported that they held a meeting in the city last night, but how they viewed the sit- uation cannot bo learued, as they will not talk. The people who deplore the affair and the authorities are doing their uimost to ferret out the pervetrators of the crime. It is feared that there will be still more serious trouble before the end is reached. HIS HEAD DROPPED ON HIS PLATE, A Russtan Soldier Murdered by & Coward While at Me; St. PeTEmrsnunG, Sept. 7.—A horrible murder has been committed at the Schuvalovo barracks. The murderer was a vandeman of the Imperial guard, who was actuated by jealousy of his victim, who was a comrade. The murderer stole up bebind his victim while the laiter with reziment comrades was at mess, and dealt the un- fortunato man a terrific blow with a saver, which completely beheaded him, his head falling Into nis plate, Lynched a Would-Bo Ravisher. SAVANNAH, Ga., Sept. 7.—A special from Eastman to the News says: Jecsse Williams, colored, who at the rairoad four miles north of here choked into insensibility snd attempted to outrage Mrs. Grain, a respect- able white woman, but who was frightened off ana escaped, was captured near Groston and placed in jail here. Last night not less than 100 armed mon took the keys from the skeriff, entered the jail, secured thn prisoner and took him to Mrs. Grain, who 1dentified bim, A rope was placed around his neck and he was hanged to a tree and his body riddled with huodreds of bullets. Arrested for a Triple Murder, DeNisoN, Tex., Sept. 7.—A young man named McStalling of Fort Smith, Ark., has been arrested here charged with vhe murder of the wife of Dr. Haynes, Tho detec- Jdives olaim they have posifive proof of the assassin’s guilt, Mrs, Haynes was murdered the same night as two other women, the other two being women of ili repute. Great mystery surrounded the murdors &t tho time. If the right manis found the detecuyes will reap & reward of 5,000 offered by Dr. Haynes. Killed by a Fellow Cowboy, Torexa, Kau., Sept. 7.—Hfrlan Lowe, et Indian Territory cowboy, while on his way home last night, stepped out on the platform of the smoker to try @ new revolver, and began shooting at telegraph poles as tne train sped along, A. H. Harnis, anothor cowboy, tried to resvrain him. Harris ran nto th car with Lowe in pursult, flourlshing his re- volver, which he suddenly brought to a level and tring killed Harrls. Lowe wus arrested here today. Shot Two Men aud Esonped. Duturs, Minn,, Sept. 7.—Jack Murphy at- tempted to renew a quarrel with Frank Hanck at Cokan’s saloon, West Duluth, last evening, when fManck shot Murphy through the bowels, Juck Huggarty protested, wuen Hanck shot hiun tnrough the bowels and head. Ha, y dled our later. Murpby cannot live. *Hanck escaped. P A e To Much Loe Crenm. C. H. Robrer, agent of the My; railway, Now Haven, Mo., says 8 great deal one hot ovening last wock, (July 21,) 1had eaten ico cream for suppér, and there seemed to be an internal coniliot going oo, A traveling man said he had sometbin in bis grip at the hoter that he believe would relieve me, aud producing s small bot- te of meaiciue gave me a dose. 1 felt better, and {n & few moments look another dose, which entirely relieves me, [ believo that such a mediciue 18 worthy of recommends. tion und that 1¢ should be kept in the houle during the summer. The botile was labeled Chbamberlain's Colio, Cholers and Diarrnaes Remedy."” ¥or sale by druggists, i Wehrer Recovering. Louls Wehrer, the Leavenworth school Janitor who tried to commit suiclde Monday night, is getting along 8s weil as could be expocted, The dootor thinks thst be will recover if he is properly cared for until the wound s healed. o says that Wehrer must bave been temporarily deranged when he made the effort at sel truction. The patient has veen removed Lo & quiet room and 1s veceiving the very best of care.