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

SPECIAL NOTICES. DYERTISEM £ will bo taken And until 8:50 b tio A1l advertisemoents 1n these colnmna 114 cents a word for first insertion and 1 cent s word for each subsequent inser $1.50 per line per month No ndvertiserent taken for less than 2 centa for the firat insertione Torms eash in advance, initials fgures, kymbols, eto., each count as & word. Al Advertisements must’ run consecntively. Adver. tisers, by requesting a numbered eheck, cAn have the ettors addrossed 1o a numbered letter in care Of 11k BEY. Answers o addressed will be delly ered on prosentation of the check WANTED, A LIVE WID sontative to rep with vim, vIgc $2:40 per month: no y new ; staple s fi TNy, Address “Munufacturer Hoston, Mas ) SALESMEN AWAKE R WANTE misslon orusing pencil produced: ernses Ink N0 abrasion of paper: 200 to 50 por cont profit; o Agent's sales amounted 852 10 sIx dnys, another €2 1n two hours: we want on Al agent in each stato aud torrit particulnra address Monroe 1 n Crosse, Wis. Iy in" two second aser Mfg Co., X6 1CAT, MAN WITH 8¢ Addross bo. () fi WANTED A PIA onpital to tako & water mill. Lincoln, Neb. W. & W. PARLORS, M 03 CANVASSERS, 514 80 uth 1ith st B clty business; experience at 1516 Doulas 3~ WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT MARRIED Dwnan without ehildren to work onn fruit farm nenr Omahn: &40 or £10 per month; house rent fre Addross K 2, oo M, N WANTRD ON SALARY not TO LEARN OUTt wary. Call ) MAN TO Boyasm TAKE ORDERS IN CITV address manufacturor, box ° city 10806 B firekindler, “Sumples eont stamp. T 0. Trew & Co, Macon made. Sells at slght Exclustve territory. Now Is tine to begin tiisont. ¥or fall particulars addross Wiiliams Door Closer Co., manufacturcrs, Waterloo, In. and partiealars for two Mo. 104 200 WANTED B WANTED, BY LARGE CHICAGO. Diouse, irst ‘elass dry goods snlesmen rent them in Kansas, Nebrasks and south wourl. Only those wiih lnrge trado who f dent of holding same for our 1o need apply. dress, with 118ty of towns and amount of sulcs. T Hox No. 75, Chicngo, 111 152 BlARYESTING BEETS WILL COMMENCE AT Platte Center, Genon, Stanton, Plorce. Wisner and Boemor on September 17, Plenty of work for 00d tonms, boys, wirly, wen and women. Norfolk oot Sngar Company. MITS 16 BoWANIED, HUsE SEEKING HIGH GRADE positlons In' the wost, as oMo work, sales teachers, ete. Businoss bureafl, Denver, Colo Address with stamp. ' Western keneral delfvery 195 16% B i SEEKING A HIGH GRADE POSItion In Any part of the United States writo to Western Busincss Agency, inclosing sta Minncapolis, Minn B VANIED TABORERS FOTt UNTO) Ry, between Cheyenne nnd Ogden, U wagos' and free pass. Kramer & O'Hoarn. ncy. 403 South 11th strect 5 Tabor ) 120 PAINTERS WANTED, 4310 s165 150 P10 GOOD PRACTICATL ICrook, near Bellovue, \Wagen hour: dny board §.50 per week. K WANTED Tice for whole: e to. 2k per fot £ McG ety M2 20 " MAN UNDER 20 RE hooks wnd nttond of- M2z 120 T35 LABQRERS FOR RALLEOAD WORK IN 10W A+ wios, 82,00 30 per month and er & O'Henrn 3 By, piss 503 South 1th street TED, A MARBLE CUTTER TO TAKE business in & good lo 0, but good ref- M237 127 Not mueh Address hox 1111, 1 B, NVANTED, Tilk NAMES AND ADDRESSES of energetlc men and women opon for nent work, We glve exe torritory. Wo guar. antee g0od workers §i0 a w Wae furnish furniture, delivery toam and ng. Our articie I8 a monopols. cent of the conl bills of evoryb Inrs by mail. Lithographs, pus upon receipt of ‘postage. Address Koal-<p 55 Oliver streot, Boston, Mas. M207 12 B, WANTED, A AND CAKE BAKER. Apply 1420 Saunders stroet. M247 120 BV‘““" , RAILROAD LABORERS FOR \Wyoming and fouth Dukotn. Wages, $2.00 nnd 5 120 Albright Labor Oftice, B, WANTED- ) 1t will save 25 per M272 010 rat-class man time to teach an i 88 Boo offico, experienced man. Address K. 125 10° TED-TWENTY EXPERIENCED Kl trie rall Unemen. Apply to J. F. Porter, care Interstate Rapid ‘Transit company, Kansns Eity. M208 13 WANTED-FEMALE HELP, T_WANTED, GOOD GIRL KOl GENERAL housework: Enquire t 21staad Luke. Mrs. 1t ward Hayden. i WANTED AT A GUOD RELIABLE ian girl for generai housowork in a small liy. Steady place to the right girl. Apply at 2608 1alf Hownrd stroot 853 F-WANTED, ONE LADY FOUR YOUNG MEN colve tnstructions keep hooks. J. B. Smith Sheey block. td T COMPE HIRL FOI work, 1009 Sherman ave. AN E housework, s ERIENCED GIRL 1OI 1 tamlly. 222 Luke (o WANTED=A GILL FOI GENERAT 1101 work: small family; good wages. Call nt Dodgo street A 1= WANTED, WORK ANY KIND BY THE Jany. Mrs. Johnson, 1706 Davonport street M2is 120 ONE YOUNG MAN' books. . B. Sl ME7S 12 ENERAL 10412 . TWO LADIE iructions keo ok, A GIRL FOR 20t st WANT work. 1251 \8 ¥OR REN (—~HOUSES. PLEROOM HOUSE, MODELN, business. good repairs. Apply Hoom 4, N. ¥. Life bullding D; frars, LLANGS € iES 1 barts of éity. Kilkenny & Co., Contin TO Eigutter, [ benutiful Avply 14, New Yo HOUSKS, A a ave, | bio Boe Builiding, 161 AppLy FO0m i wiver, SEWITI Qlur aln Dok W4 North 1 LOOM HOL wodern con \ ells, kus, bath ately. Apply on Newton k., Barknlow ;o wea, r block, cor mor rato for for (o Low, SN AL Inckson sts. T third Hoors 18 \de 1 51000 extra; vo all ¢ wid are in first alr; being centrally located and contaln 10 only the very best of tenants makes them do. slrable, Wo wlll rent to_families only. Call and inguire at 516 8. 16th st. » ;1O RENTIZ KON TOUSE 0711 A troots. odern conyenl 5 Lvon i Call or address M. L. toom {04, Dty L auire o Al it axto rooms each, wator and Am, In g0od ropalr, rent low. In the bidek. John Haulin, 830 1 M fi FOR REN Janos, £.00 114 Fornnm st ™ ) bARGE LISTTHOUSES Tnguire 624 o A 4ROOM O month, Kid PAUL, 1605 FARD M4 2 M MODERN 1OUSE 630 80. m cottage 505 80, #ith et Jobn . K. Lehmann, EN-RO and flve-ro 1th st Do NEw KA, MODERN 1 fments, 1113 8. 11th siroot 10-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN IMPROVE 18, 2114 Chicako sirect, $10.0) per month 3. iord, MoCague luvestment Col, 1ith and e sireoty ory ]) 10-BOOM BRICK HHOUSE, MODERN CONVEN lon, onth .. opp. Hrownell Mall 1n ton Hall. 505 8. Lith at Wi 1 ', -ROOM HOUSE with largo 178 15th st FURNISHED HOUSE, KOUNTZE Ltk atroot, 4 oo dora. 3 Natiaual Bauk ballding. 100M BRICK 1IOUSE, MODERN, uood baru. Omahs leal istate and 4 Wou bida. ONM OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN doily: 10 roouis: overy lmprovement of usa fiouse; furance. Lnguire 1516 South 101k 85 02 D, WENT, A SDXCROOM COTTAGE, 1) 7 40,0 84 por aionth. Stoetzel. 714 8 i ALL NODFIN b, W04 10 pplatn h LACK tilbson, e tirat D‘, OIt KENT, T\W0 VIRST OLASS DI niue room houses, modern nelghborhood beat; With barn . 1. . Pattorsob, Kaumes block. Atk T)CHOR T WENT 3 S HO00N HOUsKS. CARS otk 1. . Clarke, ¥y oard of Trad it} T oo FLAT, 1470 80U TH 18T, C ol e 0 KON JOUSK, 2013 (/8 iby, Board vf Trade. o erms and | TS WANTED FOIU DISHWABHER AND | | moxt door. FORR ENT- HOUSES. Coitinued, TWO FIVE [ROOMED, AND ONE with weil and cistern 614 Burt atreot Midi | NORTHW EST COR rie brick No. 522 o bl iding 164 BT AVENUEDR nta: tull lot. D, Mii21 ); Fok ket four.-toom coita quire of M, Ward ), NIGE BRICK DW ELLING ner 230 and Californis, $10. 1 north 25 street 0. C. A, Starr, B J); KOk RENT. NO i21 & tage: modorn (mproven AL, 2436 Lnroey streot ij TEN-ROOM HOUSE 317 N inquire S b D Dobist vouirn e LT RN N o it AL 25th streets, batween St, Mary's ave. and Worth street 24 STREET M7, L0UM HOUSE, MODERN 13 ¥ 112 N, it st 187 12¢ \WPEITY, RENTAL OR SALE, sates, 1014 Farnam 200 MOST COMPT, ¢ nine-room how O 10-R00M _HOUSE, irnace ar LOCATE Tth St Wi FoR FINES ROOM HOUSE, T wit, $25. .r00m modern cottage with bath 011 Calitornia street M2 1 D EVE Koo Hou cuz0, neAr aliops and smelting w nauire M243 150 NE-ROOM TIOUSES WITH hed, at #0th and [); Fom kENT, 8 N modern convenlen Coss streets, Price, $) p Hroom fial, 20 s10ty, 2119 Farnam streot. Storerooma 21172110 Farnnm stre 10-r00m house, 'all modern_ conve N ©€OT. 230 and Chilcago streets, §0 per month Potter & Georke., M264-18 16th and Farnam Stréets. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. WITIL ALL streot Jo FURNISHED ROOMS 10 REST Ymode nvenlences. 912 Douglas ROOMS, -FOR R Urences. No. oM, Fote ik Uncat, 201 South 24th SNIEY E E FURNISHED Ymonth, 1900 Fu NT. FURNISIED it 4ts Dodgo st 1. FURNISHED, 87 TROOM, th ve PRIVATE uie 124 TRNISHED, btor. b3 8. FOR MAN 17th st 8 BATIL $6.00 3 § ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPIN nd wife; rent taken in board. 919 N ROOMS WITH TRNISHED ROOMS, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: CLAIRVOYANTS. XTRAORDINARY: WONDERFUL Drevelations. Challenges Uie world. Mra. Dr. M Lograve, dead trance claltyoyant, astr palmist ‘and 1ife roador: tells your 1€ £ oradio to grave soparatod; ean with th : tolls whore you will ed And in what businoss best adapted the colebrated Egyptian brenstplate for luck destroy bad influen cares fits. inte and all private comp! aleohol treatment 18200, 10ck 0f halr, name and date of birth And_recalve accurate 11fe chact 2 cents Instamps for elrcalar; give lltials of one you will marty: also photos of same. Office 417 Routh 11th street, first f00r: Hours, § a.m. Lo 0 p. Come one, come all. aad bo convinced of th derful oracle M = NANNIE V. WARREN, LAIRVOY ANT business modium, A1th yoar at 10 N 16th, Mt MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. SSAGE THREATMENT mal baths, scalp and hair troa wanicure and clilrovodist. Mrs. Post,510/g,3 15th, Withnell bk ) MAGNETIC HF ;fi,n».fi 71 160 “VADAM STOWE, t MME. LA KUK, MASSAGE, 416 street, third floor. fat 4 T YMADAME SMUTIL 1121 DOUGLAS STRERT, room 1, &dH00r. Alcoliol, sulphiur 4ud san bachi 0 160 SOUTH 15TH MISS 16t MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. TG K. GELLENBECK, BANJO TEACIER, with Hospe, N.W.cornor isth and Harney, 942 V. KINDERGARTEN Tuesday MO 13 N NIE DAVIS fall term commence 1506 South 16th, near Castollar. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. W MORTGAGE LOANS 1 Ineluding il charges Charlos W. Ialney, Omaha Nat. bank bldg. WPl ¢ MONEY - NET ers on Owalia clty property. No extra chargos of any kind. Why pay high rates? Monuy Is chenp. You van et full benefit of low rates from Globs Lonn and Trust Co.. 16th and Dodie. 70 “ LOANS. GG, WALLAC CANTIHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO_ 418 N. Y. lends at 10w rates for cholce seenrity’ on Nobraskn or [own farms or Omahn clty property o, 669 TO BORROW 2 BROWN BL [} 7. K. HARRISON, 012 N. CIEAP MO Wit ¥t Dol I RN, L AN 028, 1 13 12 1 ROOMS, BAST_FRONT: 10th stroot. MI0G 14* ) ROOMS, ALL MODERN or without board. 607 N. E- URNISHED ROOMS CHEAP, 1712 DODGE, Laa ¥t Bonee -~ FOR RENT, DOURLE PARLORS. MOD| conventences, sulto or stugle, 109 8. 16th street o 0-ROOMS WITIL OR WITHOUT Unouglay street. D -FOR RENT, 622 80. ISTH Uturnished rooms and furnished rooms M2t 1 STREET, M 1 FURNISITED ROOMS, MOD| 113 8. 26th st.. op p. the Mer DESII conventences, ROOM AND FRONT BED- ‘heat nnd all modern con enworth st.; top floor left M FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. W LOANS ON M PROVED AND UNINPROVED €1ty property. $3,000 and upwards, 6 o 8 per o delays. W.Faruam Smith & Co.15th and Harney. LOWEST RATE PAUL. 1605 FARN. Mo2s S W KEAL ESTATE LOXNS, 6 07 PEit CKNT 10 additlonal chargos for commisalon or attor: noy's foes. W. . Moikle, First Natlonal Bank bidg. [ P AND 2D MORTGAGE W PRIVATE MONEY. 1 Moore Boe bldg, loans, low rates. Ale VW OMAIIA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real ostato at lowest murket rates. Loans made In small or latge sums for short or long time. No commission 1s charged and_the loans aro not 801d [0 the est, but ean always be found at the vank on the corner of 15t and Douglas strects. W MONEY 10 LOAN 0N property, low rate. A, C IMPROVED CITY Frost, Douglas blk 080 It LOANS ON CITY AND FARM Reed s Nelby, 334 Bonrd of Tra CITY AND FARM REAL ESTATE LOANS 10wost ratos: consult s before borrowing. arvin & Co.. 208 Sheely bl |7, SOUNS WITHL BOALD FOR TWO IN | Eitl vate family. 2215 Howard streot. “ROOMS WITH BOARD, 1722 2200 FAKNAM, NICE KOOM AND BOARD. M3SU 8210 FURNISHED RGOM WITH ladizs or two_gentlemen, private No other boarders. Within ons block of m park and motor lne. For particulars address with reforer [ BLEGANTL [0—SOUTH FIONT ROOM WITH BOARD, 8( ble for two; references; 2214 Farnam. 5 12+ F DESIRABLE SOUTH ROOMS WITH BOARD, 1822 Chieago, Mz 14 7 TWO LARGE ROOMS; BOARD IN PRIVATE family. 2701 Woolworth avenue. M2 17 7—DESIRABLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM locatio ma reason- with board. First cly 3 ablo; referencos exchanged. 2457 Iaruey atreet M244 12 FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. F; 3 M, Toth St G s G tnoos FLAT SUITABLE FOR HOUSEKE Fing to small family. 1702 Webster. W3 IN PRIVATE FAMILY, HAND single Lot und cold water n every room; (53 HO0NS. WA LEAVENWORTH STRRET WANTED ATONCE! [T APPLICATIONS FOR ans. Goo. J. Paul, 1605 Farnam streot M5 W LOANSLOW RATES. ZUTTLEBROWN 72 PER CENT AND i PER CE nd for particulars. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS, _ Xfi:fl.:ff\?fi'un OFFICE OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (INCORPORATED.) 1IF YOU WA MONEY = MONEY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAG ES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND We make loans in any smount_from $10 to 10,000 atthe Jowest possible rates and in the quickest possible time without publicity, and with the privilege of keeplng your goods 1u your own b Itemember that you can pay any part of the loan atany tinie and in this way reduce tho cost of carry- tho loan re will be 10 oxpense or eharge kopt out of mount wantod, but you will receive the full amount of the loun. 1A MORTGAGE LOAN (0., Room 11 Crolghton Blook. 15th and Dougias, Next to Postoffice. INCORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. 82 G..ron Asuites of location. 501 N L, WANTED A ainners in a priv kovd fare. Mrs. A. I FOR RENI-STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RE 16 Farn i building has & firoproof ce amheating Hxturo Apply at thie oftic. ' A VINE BRICK STORE, WELL arnoss shop, shoo shop Kot very low Lo block 7 2 LM —FOR RENT. AT LOW VALUATION, A GROU. Hoor otice. Kuhn & Co., 16th and Douglas. s 10 ~ FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. T, G000 BAGN CHEAP AT ST AND JACKSON Fidolity Trust Co. 1702 am WANTED-TO RENT. DA FURNISHED HOUSE dand healthy locality. 1f suitablo o It anulspring. Addros: With full par- ars, J. H. Blake, 1621 Wuzee st, Denver, Coli 934 1 I, AN FURNISHED RCOMS FOR LIGHT N lousekeepliig. Address K 22 Bee offico, : Mz of The Bee. ZYOR 1t located for i bukery, or most any kind of Lusiness. right party. T, C. Bruuner, foc STORAGE. OLEAN & PRIVATELY STOUED FU ure 1207 Douglus, Omibia 3(0vo Kepalr works it M, STORAGE CHEAP, O Fa LEAN, WELLS, 110 WANTLD-T0 BU URNITURE BOUGILT, SOLD, Nl N- D WITH T} over 20 {nches wide. Address | ar0 of Council BIufls Savii s bank. M43 FOR SALE-FURNITURE. (7 FURNITURE OF GROOM VAT FOR SALE Tor cash, 1817 Leavenworth street, top foo foft. 474 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, >-FORSALE, A SIXTY DOLLAR TOP BUG GY for §5.00. H. E. Cole, Continental block. P FORSALE CHEAP, MY PACING HOKSE JOB, Canpace in 240 H. B. Irey, Co. T'reas. oftice. "o 10 WITH CALF. A CHILDRENS inquire at § ME LOUK; P-FRESH Cow vony, tamily horse. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOQUS. Far QuFoR EATE X LAKG EHALL chioap, almost now. on Qalliih vy (¥ 1ACKS. PRUICHALD, DOUGL IN CAL L0 Musi 13 8 BLOCK. Q FOI SALE. THOROUGHBRED PUG plos. Apply 2019 Haroey siroet “ NO. 1 FRESH COW AT 2 (408 BALE, CENTURY COLUMUIA SAFRTY, 1802 pattors, ' with- poeumatle tres. - 1n’porfoc THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTE CO. Room 4 Withnell bic 15th and Harney st Wil tonn you any snm From $10.00 to $10,000 On the day you ask for It. make loans on horses, wagons, warchouse r celpts and personal prop- of all kinds Junt desired utes, withoul publicity or of property You can pay money back In and amount you 10 at and each payment wiil reduce the cost of the loan in proportion furniture, planos, THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE % {—WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. Auriuys airlctly coutidential, A. k. Harrls, room Contlnental block i MADE ON FURY to., without publioity or re. moval property at the Iowest rates and the enslest ats. Dufl Green, rooms 8 & 9 Barker block. JANS ( ‘et partia Davis, .20 Continoatal block. 0 6 months, Elevator 15th st. 1) NOY.LIFE. MORRIS, ONEY Al LOW RAT soeurity. Keystono Mixe. Co. TO LOAN ON CHATT s contidential EL BEC) 1552 Board Trade M08 0.4 AMOUN —CHATTEL A w7, Omaba rate, ANS: A J. & Van' Gildor, ro BUSINESS CHANCES, AN ESTABLISIED GUOCERY. lons o city. No trade. FOR SALE, SALE CHEAP YAoK BUSTS ndeon, ¥aller account of sickness 0, 1. PARDY WITIL ABOUT i nds th bor busitess, Lo tako old of that by of the C., B. & Q. 1t 1. on the Cheyenne diy wh canl do u banking and farm loan, busines at s small stat d plenty Of busiaess to keep & party thoroughly employed turn off us much business s If foilr tlnes th was lnvested. Good living rooms in butlding e bank department with fixturos iready s, Ploase address all communieations Palmer, Sterliog, Col. 154 21° EMPLOMENT OFFICE, BNTAB bost paylug business in Owma Luquire at room 1, 1509 Karnam stroet. M7 82 A GOOD 1 SALE Addross 2, Omaun Boe M4 7 —KOIt SALE, ELEVATOR. FOR INFORYA- tion address W. J. Binir, Linwood, Neb. 797 155 Yoom AL (CHER SHOP COMI © At your own Nobrasks Loun Co., 1316 kins slreot. MG ¥ SE 1 ng 4 g00d busine Lineolu, Neb. Do S8 OPPOIL for our bul ness Agency, 71K YOU ARE SEFKING A BUST tunity in any line of business wrl clostng stawp, Western Bu capolis, Mino. Y, A, GlEAN stock OF GENERAL MERCHAD aiso for anlo 10 one of the bust townsin No brask Addross A. Voith, Belvidere, Neb. let i oudition and kood as new. $126.0, part cash, Lut] W0Ce Lo wult purchaser. Address K 6, Bes office. M2 120 B8 1OFFER FOR SALE A FULL 108 10 woeks 01d. Fine atock at 10w 1, 1L Lyous, Guthrie Center, 1 12410 e ] MISOELLANEOUS, QiLvaror 10t of pug puj prices, Addros A NEW ENTERPRISE, (¥ YOU HAVE ANY i S Lane 8. © guaranitee tirst class IAIII :In .aul 1(:Idllz= beds repaired uaaak ONCs, siory and all kinds of furnt First quality furniture polish for sale at25c u bottle mall, 8. K. Promyt attention gives by ner 16th and Le: Norden & Kre: Y R to ordel WOrth st M29T 1 AN OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL BEAK sorutiny. A Pelntiog and Statlonery coneern, estublished nine years aud dolng s profitable bust ness ui a firal-class l0cation 1n Omaba (population 146,000, rapldly lnoreaaing) Good clty and county trade; wall adverdised; excelient facliities; ropu- tatlon for beat work. Materlal nearly new and in &00d order, haying been replenishod from time to tme with the Ides of leading In style. Machinery replaced with now ouly two years ago. ‘Thore i & fuod oponiug Lere for a very large cuncern o the ine of Printing, Stationery Onico Supplies, and the trade already bullt up would assure suc CuBs L0 0D PATLY OF & company In such an enter prise. Owner has other interests requiring all his {ims. a0 will tako ten thousand dollars io oash or s 0quivalent, bu rd 10 sacrifice buiow this. because’ the we 1s payiog well and ncreass. NO oxaysonstion 0, b0x 388, Omuhis, Nob. pe o R MONDAY BQBINEBSEANCES. ~FOR SALE, new and fresh Tinm Osborne, L P —FOR_ SALE, |m.<1'fil"vm'r Honery ‘store. good ML) Address Aug. Menn. Soribder, Neb Y Hon EALE oUR BILF RG.00 ON CARRIAGE dealer ot n disconnt. Aftaress K. 52 Bee 127 105 —_— e R Bl W W xgHANG o i S 7, oFOR EXCHANGE, A e DESIRARL liocated In Denver, 1nélndine & modern six roo; briek house on cornst ot van b nred 1o ex: chang astorn Nobraska | nod L. Birnoy. S 16th Denver, Col. 2512 Wil NT ! AND CONF| and go0d trade. 751 100 HOM Z,-CLEAN STOC K OF GENKRAL M D'S'E /iiako ronl extato & monoy.biox 2, Frankt Zi-FOR EXCHANGE, 810000 STOCK OF GEN- liernl merchandise for horses. Address box G G, Burwell, darfield county, Neb. " 15 MOSE 5, Omalia Mz . COTTAGE, streot, In Carthaga ot8; foreo pump, 77 CLEAROMAIA KEAL ESTAT S FO 1 fanetuni valuntion. Monoy to loan. Box —FOR 8ALE OR Utronting south on Caming Additon; seven rooms, pantry, o clatern cosspool, comented cellar; well bullt and finlahed in hard ploo and osk. Price 82200, Apply 0 W. L. Solby, #34 Chamber Commeroe. 683 i FoR SALK Ot TRADE, FOR HOUSE AND Ulotor farm, ® dalry of %) cows. Address. K 3. oo, 195124 7—A BUS] THAT WILL NET FROM $100 oo g2 investigo, . F. Ringer, 1510 110 T wook i \ BATIL or and pavemont, 1.0); torms sy 430824 WITH S enst (ront, u. w. part. nico location, §2,500.00, worth § G K. Butts, 22080, 17th st. IST YOUR REAL ioorge J. Paul, 1603 FARM 10 MILES NORTIT L all undor cultivation, bIg bargain. Ting, Barker blook. 3 FOK SALE arnam st i FARMS Towa. FOR SALE IN HARRISON Sond nuuiv ‘with stamp to our vo full dasoriptions, A WL odbing, Town, 508180 SALE. WIE ARE JUST COMPLEDIN fivo-room coitages, which wo will sellatn vory low price on monthly payments, Two of them face east on I7th s, just norih of Kountze plice: the other s at 26th and A streets, They will viense you, an an sult you asto torms. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam 832 12 QUR SALE, 8 UTH, COTTAC .\ 82,000.00. Reed & Solby, Board of Trado. Lt [HURING Tk MONTIL OF SEPT. WE WiLi: offor the lust but prettiest of those Lafayette Plnce cotlages at a grentiy reduced prioo. 7 room: wll modern rovements. delightfully situated, terms ensy. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam, 947 18 [P0 AL SIX ROOM HOUSE: FOPPLETON avenue. Modern nvenlencos: model home; M1T6 10,00 ACRES OF « finest facming land a a groat sncrl- fice. G. I, Peterson, 1112 S.15th st Omaha. 185 00 QR SALE-GOOD LOT WITHG ROOM COT A $5th and Burt streets, prico $2,700; small cash payment. balance monthly Good residence [ots within 23 miles of postofiice, from £425 1o $100; one-teuth cash, balance monthly L7 per cent Acre prop rty lose Lo South Omaha, from §250 to 1200 po Potter & Goorge Co., 16th and Farnam M2 50 BARGAIN FOR CASH, Aresidence. Lurge gr cholee loeality, Hard provements, shrubbery, for clear city property BULLY LN §1,000.00 ands, paved street and wood finish. modern im fight exchange AUdross K 46, Be % ACRES 212 ucres near Nebraska Clty, 84 160 ncros Valley 640 acres Stanton o 160 aeros Sarpy count ver ney 350 w ance county, % per nero. 278 neres Thurston countys §5 per acre, C. F. Hartisol LY. Life. OT LEAVENWORTH AND 3611 SOLD, LI§1,000 fino placo near the park. #.000 modern house, Poppleton ave. £4,400 modern houso, Lowe ave. W0 corner, Davenport near Lowe ave. £2700 Hanscom place lot 0n paved street. $1800 sLghtly 10t on Lowe ave. 000 corner near Mr. Yates. 2200 sightly lot Lowe ave, 5,500 small property near new postofiice. C. F. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life FOR RENT—PASTURES. DRSES, COLTS AND OATTLE FEED AND ared for the year round. I have 230 acres of w0od pasture, 80 ncres gU0d grass, 200 ncres of good oats stubblo. Part of the stubblo i standing ripe oats, which makes the best pasture intheworld. A good fance, nlce frash running waterand barn room for 500 head In oo of storm. T have the Iargest horse ranch In Douglas and Sarpy county. Pleasacall and spe my stable room and foeding yards and pasture so you will bo satisfied, Leallfor and dellver fresof oharge. My price on pasture is §1.09 por month, and In winter fead hay, grain, cut feed and straw and 200 acros sianding corntalks. Kept in barn nights, privo from §.0) permonth up. Two miles south 0f South Omaha, 1milo from stret cars. Address Geo. U. G 0. box I3, South Omahs, Neb. por nore. sunty. $11 per ncro 15 per ncre. 122:10 168 10 LT A BRic 800 pounds d tail. Had on part of harness. Jolin Stuben, 12)6 Park aven ue STRAYED. QIRAYED —'A\ DARK BAY HORSE, HIND Swhite, white coliar mark; had ona halter. ward for roturn (0 510 N. 24th, K& M. MORAND'S 8CHOOL FOR DANC Armory Cupital Ave., will ro-c for season on Saturday, Octoberlst for children, s i for adults. Clreulars at Snow, 1g store, 15th and Farnam 5 canbe taken now st their resi 120 07 the and S AT WANTED TO BORROW. JFIVE Ot MEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, SECTTT hundred and fve thousand. First mortgage thirty five thonsnnd. Address K i), Boo. M3 147 TYPEWRITERS tamilies solleited. RéMv INGC TON For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST in the WORLD! MEGEATH STATIONERY CO., 1304 Farnam St eot, Omaha, THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul R'y, as represented on this map. Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled {"trains leave Omaha daily at 6120 p.m., ar- riving at Chicag/érat 9:30 a.m. City Ticket Offigé, t501 Far-. nam St., Omalgt) F. A, Nasu, Gen'l Agent. NOTICE TO }‘HOJ’[‘TY OWNERS. To the property owne 11 lots, part of lots and real estate, alouggioward stroet from 0uh stroot to SISt streg) You are hoeroby unoby, the under- slzned, thr disinlerested freeholdors of the city of Umaha, huve be tho mayor. with the approyal counell of sald city, to ngsess the damuge 10 the owners respectively of the property af- facted u{ change of gFude of Seward stro fro #th to dlst streets, declured necessary by ordinance 155, passed A ugust 9th, approved Auzust Lith, You are furthor noufied. that having uo- copted sald wopointmant( and duly guiiified asrequired by luw, wo will, ou the 2ith duy of A D is2, wt the hour of 10 '-loek [n the foronoon, ut the office of John F. Fiack, roow 531, Chumber of Commwerce, within the corporate Hniits of sala elty, weot for the purposs of eonsidoring and inaxing the assossmont of dumige 40 tha owners ro- spectively of suld property. affocted by sald change of grade. Lukiug 'nto consideration special benelits, 1t any. You ure notified 1o Ly present at the timoe and place aforesuid, und make any objections o or stutements coneerning sald ussessinont Of diuiinges us you way gonsider proper. Owiha, Septombor 7, 180 W, KOBBL GEOIRIE L PAUL Both the method and results when Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, iiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. S{yrup of Figs istloe only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleaging to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, pro[r,rcd (mlf' from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellentqualitiescommend it to all and have made it the most pn}:n]ur remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 750 bottles by =ll leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes {0 try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, BAN FRANOISOO, CAL. 1 OUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. ¥, ARE YOU SUFFERINGC? ; S— FROM Female We.liness, Catarrh or _ Rheumatssm, Chronic, Nervous or Private Diseases. IF 80O, CALL ON Dr. Searles & Searles Consultation Free. Acknowledged to be the inost succostul spociatist Il PRIVATY, BL0OD, NERVOUS, SKIN AND URI ARy DISEANES. Gonorrlima in from 1 o 6 days. without Mercury. 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JOUN SPOERL, . Poundmaster, 1242t DIED preseiocdmutias ) DR s Fotices of fiue Thiea or leas wnder (i head, comta; eeh cubdiiondl line ton eonda. " "H MY KINCALD—Bopt. 71, Mes J. M. Kincaid, wife of 3. M. Klusaid, " Funersl hotioo Jaser. " GRAND ARMY DEPARTMENT Progress of Preparations for the National Encampment, HOW THE VETERANS WILL BE LODGED Sights That Wil Marines Well s the So tquartors—The Tieklo diers—Gloanings from ot the an Ladios While stato, district and county re unions interest locally tho memb ers of the Grand Army, the great magnet of the year is the nationnl encampment at Washington. To this Mecea all veterans who can afford the expense are propar- ing to jouraey. The citizons of Wash- ington have taken o most creditable in- torest in the encampment. They have $55,000 for providing lodgings for such veterans as cannot afford the luxury of Washington hotel life during their stay und will furnish quarters for not less than 50,000 men. Theso quarters include the schools and availuble public build- ings and temporary barracks and tents. The committee will put up bunks, light the quarters with electric lights so there may be no danger from fire, provide means for washing and givo the men every other accommodation that will add to their comfort, Applications for guartors are coming in at hoadquarters at thoe rate of almost 1,006 men a day, and at the prosent timo more men, by many thousands. have been quartered than have attended any previous encampment. It would not re- quire such an awful strotch of the imagination for the spectator lounging about in the rear of tho white house to believe that Cramp had removed his shipyards to that immeainte vicinity. Au all events, the construction of the good ship Kearsarge is going on, and ihe veterans who served on the United States war vess are lending their labor and their energy to makoe the vessel u success. When complete, the Kearsarge will be visible from her water line up, and will appear on the green lawn s if lying at anchor. Col. Michael now at Norfolk for the purpose of securing such material as may be nec cessary. When the vessel is finished it will ot be a rouch model, but will bo a vorfect representation of the tamous vessel which sent the Alabama to the bottom of the tho coast of France. At the last muster of the Potomac As- sociation of Naval Veterans the subject under discussion was the various pro- jects for the entertainment of the visit- ing shipmates from other ports. Colonel Michael, chairman of the naval features of the Grand Avmy reunion, was called upon for a fow remarks, to which he re sponded, and gave an outline of what it was proposed 1o do, and with the assist- ance of the shipmates of the Potomac association he said he had no fears but what the desired object would be accom- plished. It is proposed to hold reunions on the ship, certain days being assigned to the North Atlantie, South Atlantic, Guli and Mississippi squadrons and Poto- mac flotilla. The first day will o as- signed to the Kearsarge, on which day a prominent navai officer, one who was on the vessel during the fight with the Alabama, will deliver an address suit- able and appropriate to the occasion, In each of the other squadron reunions it is proposed to obtain some one to de- liver an address relative to eachstation, Plans ave being suggested to have a ball on the ship about the middle of the week which will be arranged in the same manner as though the ship was afloat. Thousands of those atthe en- campment have never seen aball on bourd of ship and this feature of the program will be something new. The naval veterans are busy making their asrangements to visit Baltimore on the 17th of September next, and have in- vited all vetevan sailors of the war to join them. The entire Naval Veteran association will come over from Balti- more on the morning of September 20 and take part in the Grand Army of the Republic parade, it is proposed to construct a magnifi- cent arch across Ponsylvania avenue in front of the Treasury department in honor of the veterans of the Grand Army. As the e of veterans swing out of Fifteenth street into Pennsylvania avenue and before passing before the presidential reviewing stand they will pass under this arch. The structure will be pure white, and will rise to a height of some ninety-five feet. It will span the avenue from curb to carb, a width at that point of some wighty-five feet. The span of the arch will be some fifty feet, and the height about the sume, The style is of the classic order, vhe pilasters on each side being finished with Corinthiap capitals, Upon the square top and at cach end will be placed figures twelve feet high, one representing a soldier of 1565 and the other o Grand Army of the R public veteran of 1892 These dates ave below. On the other side will be a figure representing a sailor and his civilian counterpart of today. In the middle portion will be a coat of wrms of the United States surrounded by fla The figure as well us the coat ot arms will be in white, in harmony with the rest of the structure, which will be built of wood and galvanized iron and painted 1o represent white marble. In tho pedi- ment of the arch will be the words, and Army of the Republic,”” and be- low the motto *‘Fraternity,charity und loynity.” The structure will e buily substuntially and will be quite different from the gaudy affaivs which are some- times €een on such occasions. There will be no colored bunting or stroumers used in connection with this arch. It will be piain and simple and at the same time dignified Ladlies of the G, A, R. Mrs. M. E. Huffman, department president of the Ladies of the Grand Ariny, hus issued the following address to members: By choice of the me bers of the La- dies of the Grand Army of the Republic, held at Minden, Neb., May 17-18, 1592, have been honored and clothed with the position to rapresent the wives, mothers, sisters and daughters of our noble de- fende Please beur 1n mind that the race 18 not always to the swift nor the battle to the strong, but right is might and will prevail. Wo are one of the grandest organizations the world has ever known; we have reared a structure which will take its place in history Our platforin 18 purity, pattiotism and the honor of the Grand Army of the Republic. Our foundation stone is oharity—not the charity which giveth almy alone, for while we are pledged to allévinte suffering and distress wo know full well how jealous of the privi- lege to assist & comrade Is the Grand Army of the Republic, and we would not intorfere with that which is not de- sived of us, Yel at the same time our charity can reach far beyond the giving of food or clothing. We can lend n helrlng hand to the wayward and erring, we can bring hack tho straying and strengthen the weak. It will teach the soldier that he who wears the wounds und scu: ocean off try should let no shadow of immorality veil or blur those scars. Our material is made of the mothers, wives, sistors and daughtors of Ameri- can heroes. The coment which binde usis the anguish of praying mothers, the silent pleadings and nobloe devotions of anxious wives, and the affectionnte toars ol sisters and daughters, Lot overy ox-soldior, sailor and ine and those interested awaken 1o un- derstand what their title means. Even though they bo illiterate, of humble po- sition, of impoverished means, they are partakers of the undyving glory woua when the stripes on Columbin’s Nag wore dyed ndecper red and made a purer white and the stars on its fiold restored and burnished, Lot them remember with grateful tribute the homes where our maimed, disabled soldiors rest let them instill 1n the minds of of the children y that love of country which will protect our land from intornal feuds as well as foreign foes. Let them guard with ten dorness and care the honors of that noble band whose songs of triumph are live battle od Our fathers, husbands and sons ha perfected an organization which de mands the respect and admiration of the world, We, the inheritors of their glory, can do much toward keeping pure and unblemished that organization, and, though not asked to join the inner and, to thew, holier cirelo, wo can yot serve them and their intorest as the picket guard on the outer line. Realizing thus our position of trust, let us begin work with clearor views and higher aims. Lot us reach out beyond the quostion of personal honor and ro- membor that the land rescued from dis- solution by our fatkers and husbands can best be prosorved by the mothers and wives, for “'the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.” In anote to Tie Ber Mrs. Huffman contradicts the veport recently pub- lished that the organization she repre: sonts was an offshoot of the Woman's Relief corps. Shesays the organization was started in 1860, General Ordors No. 12,issued by Com- mander-in-Chief Palmer, contains itoms of interest to membors of the Grand Army in addition o those already pub lished. Among other matters it is stated that “the parade of the vwenty sixth national encimpment at Washe ington promises to surpass in magni- tude and magnificence all its predoc sors. In view of this end of the timo t will necessarily be consumed in passing in review, the commander-in-chief has decided that no othor than Grand Army organizations will be permitted in tho line, *The parade shall be in doubls column 50 as to shorten the line. De- partment commanders will meet the commander-in-chiefat the Ebbitt house at 2 p. m., August 19, for consultation and orders, The following members of the Grand Army in western stutes huve been ap- pointed aides-do-camp to the com- mander-in-chief: Towa—W. A. Abbett, W. G. Agnew, F. Berkenheimer, J. G. Brown, A. S, Carper, J. B. Chariton, W. W. Ellis, S. B. Evans, 1. R. Hutchins, A. Keith, J, G. Kinney, John Lindt, J. N. Miller, John Scott, Buren Shorman, A. W. Swalm. Kansas—W. H. Strickler. Nebraska—John M. Strayer. North Dakota—IH. R. Deckard, I, C, Geary, Joseph Have, S. K. Maginnis, James M. O'Neaio at 'he executive committee of the First Towa Cavaley association has called the triennial rounion at Keokuk, la., Sep: tember 14 and 15, 1892. The local com- mittee, ably assisted by the good people of Keokuk, are arranging for a grand entertainment, They intend to outdo all previous reunions. Upon arriving in Keokuk report at once at the Grand Army hall, or on Thirteenth at Hotel Keokul, regimen- tal headquarters, register Jour nume with secretary, and receive badge, eto. The Nineteenth lowa veteran infantry will also meet there. At the reception on the @evening of the 14th, the gold medal prepared by the association will be vresented to Lieutenant J. W. Graves of the Third Missouri confederate cavalry, for hig gallant act in saving the lives'of mem- bers of the regiment in Missouri 1o 1864, Reduced rates have been secured on the Iowa railroads. Wialked to Washingron. Joseph Shook, a veteran of 87, has started to walk from Vassar, Mich., to the national encampmwent at Washing: ton. The distance is 800 miles. He will have to walk 25 miles on ench of 30 duys, His post gives him letters. He will carry a silk flag showing that ho served in company D, Fortyfourth Indiang Volunteers, He was inspired to do it by another Michigan cravk, who made the trip trundling a wheelbarrow. - NOME MEN OF NOTE, Corbett, the pugilist, 15 one of ten children, The oldest is 42, Jum3s 15 26, Tho father does a livery and unacrtakiog business in San Francisco, There ars four unmarriod duughters, Dr. Blyden, the Liberiau minister to Eng- lund, is 5:x feet high, of coal biack complexion and au ntelligent upoearauce. Ho became minister for the black republic in 1502, Kev. Dr. Bdward Everett Hale says that o keaps 1u sound body and mind vy doing no mental work in tho eveniog. Mr. Gla stone, on theother hand, keeps halo by doing his hardest work just'at that time. Tue aspiriag young literary mas may profit by their example. The man of modern timvs is Hans von Buclow, who is endowed with au extraordi- nary mwusical memory. He direots muny orciicstral works without notcs and tne plano scores of Hach, Beethoven, ™ Schbumuun, Chopin und’ Brahms are as clear in his mind as they are to n pianist on papes, Richard Beverloy of Buena Visa, Va,, not one of the pampercd and overpiid officiuls of the Postoflice aepartment. He walks thirty-six wiles every day in tho year except Sunday, carrying the mail to aud from Pleasant View, in Amberst counvy, und gets §350 a year for the job. Henry Itecd, for nearly half a contury connocted with the newspapers in Ohlo and olsewhere, and @ brotuer of tho lato S LRomeo Ltoed of the Cincinnati Commercia Gazette, aled last week in California, At one time he was wanaging cditor of the Cinclunati [Snquirer, and later was con- nected with the Chicago Kopublican and Doun Piatt's Capital, He went to the Pacitic coast to live with a daughtor in 1854, Dr. Arthur MacDonald, specialist in edus cation as related to criminal and abuormal clusses, United Stutes bureau of education, Washiogton, D, C., has beon appointed officiul representative of the United States L attend the ioternational congress for experimental psychology at London, and also the intornational congross upon crim. inology at Brussels, Dr. MacDonald was for muny years a resident of Lochester, N Y., and " graduated in the class of '74 from tho university of that city. Thoe late Suleiman Pasha, known 10 b tory us the luckless hero of Shipka i‘as: whiero 12,000 Russian and Turkish soldiers lost thelr lives in the frightful carnage, was 8 wmost reserved und unostentstious wa He was tall and gaust o figure, with a rude and wrinkled faco aud a short rod besra and mustuche. Wheu iu tho teid ho slept on the ground under a pivea of cuuvas stretched over two sticks. sad farea lke bis meu, His contempt of red Lapo was excessive, and he ut wany & Gordian knot of dipl omatio ine ricacy with ihe sword, e My L. I8 Patton, itoukford, 1iL, writes) * F'rom porsonal ox perience I can recommend DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, a cure for lmpure of battle for his coun- | blood and general aebility *