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

" SPECIAL NOTIGES. FOR THKSE COLUMNS 12:%0 p.m. for the evening Ing o Sunday edi DYERTISEMENTS will bo taken until and until $:8 p m. for the morn on. . N6 ndvertisement taken for less than 2 cents OF the first Insertion. : AT1 ndvertisements in these columns 114 cents a whrd for first Insertion and 1 cent & word for each snlsequent insertion. or $1.50 line per mooth Terms cash in advance, initial Piires, symbols, ete, ench countas o word. All advortisernents must run_conseeutively. Adver finers, by requesting o numbered cheek, can have the letters aduressed (o A numbered letter In earo CTIE B, Anawers w0 addresscd will be deliv ered on the presentation of the chieck -_—————— S8ITUATIONS-WANTED. “WANTED, BY A WOMAN OF WEISH AND IlinnA-Tich parintaze. a stantion o do housgvork caring tho fall and winter months Binet by i 6 Christian home. - Address A. M. H1nes A WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN, y WAN )L STTUATION, BY YOUNG MAN KX- SITUATION WANTED. BY COMPETENT AND eal salesman and compatent to A1l any oMoy posi tion: best of oity reforonces furnished. Ad dre M 4 Boe. Mibi WANTED, BY FIRST CLASS DILESSMAK 11t work at home or in faml Addross M il e WANIED-MALE HELP. T WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARYOR COM B WANTED, A PRACITOAL MAN WITH S0MI capital to tnke & water miil. Addross box 5 Lincoln, Neb. 980 WANTED MAN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY Wfncturer, box 21 eity 103 06 PoVANTED, WAILKOAD LABORELS KO JWyoming and South’ Dakota. Wages, $1.00 and 2.25 per dny. Steady work. AIbright La i ) atie 00 TRANS AND SCHCONTIACT WaN 18 TO SELR FING 11 Neb 10 familles: no eapital roguired: exclusive terrl tory: good pay: get our libernl trinl offer. Q W. Loverin & BBrowne Co.. Clilcago. M4 0-16: i; GENERAL liolp and it > MEN FOR SPECIALTY Btk ettor: pronia irs ride & Con ot S, Now ork EVMPLOYMENT OFFICE tions furnished, 20 N. 16th BEST IN MARKET; Apply ut_once. ~J Myz2 11+ NTED FOR B FIRST ClAsS A 1 TINNER WA shop and furnaes work. No others need apply Wi, Lyle Dickey & Co., 103 Douglns st 1y 3-WANTED, TWO SALESMEN, ONE FOR omaha city irnde and_one for cor trad musthe requainted with grocery by Ad dress 143 N, 14th st Lincoln, Nob. 1264 3200 SEWER MEN. ALSO BRICKLAYERS dwarted. Pay every Saturday. Dos Moines, In. MeDonald M1 O WANTED dress I Flshwo A GOOD HARNESS MAKER Swunton, Neb M T Al B » ook B Kramer & street. PoWANTED FIRST CLASS | E gents furnishing goods salesman, must have bost roferences. Apply Boston Store, Omalin, " CLASS CLOTHING Callat once. 1809 Farnam street HARNESSMAKER, PlECE or week work, §9 per Campbell, Palmyra, Neb. M3I8 6 8 FOR UNION PACIFIC 'Y CO. IN vyoming, Utuh aud 1daho: free Heurn Lubor Agency, 508 Sou t “»w'u TEL Ditoek keeper PoIE YOU ARE SEEKING A TIGIL GRADE Jpositton in any part of the United States write to "Wostern Business Agency, inclosing stamp, Minnenpolls, Minn, B WANTED, ATIONTIL T MUST UN DERSTAND boming horses and milking cov, Apply to T . Brunner: room 1, Ware bloek 408 5, B WANTED, A FIRST CLASS PANTS MAKER, and all nr an tmmediatoly. M. Bonet & Sonw, Dunlap, lowa 640 T3 WANTED, BIICKLAVELS AT 1T AND Graco sts. Standard Paving Co Mis6 Brw,\fi'rn] AT ON I, TEN BRICKVARDMEN, icih nnd ¥ats, So. Oualm. Kritenbrink Hros $10 PER WEEFK AND EXPI a female workers, to nct ns 10 MALE Tosident salesmen forn company manufacturing xoods wanted in household. Permanent, profitablo work and cireulars free. Addross Electro- Bi eoting small plotures Tor us (o copy and enlarge. Satisfaction guaranteed and a $4 outfit freo. A Dunne & Co.. i Rendo s, New York, 5153 6% PiEAMS WANTED 10 HAUL LUNBER 11 K. Cady Lumber Co., 9th and Douglns. M374 7 WANTED- FEMALE HELP. 1L FOIR SMALL Georgla ave. (5. G WANTED GovD ¢ zood wages. Coll door north of Mason. FAN TN 124 Cal work. V- WANTED, A ANTED, YOUNC 3 yonra old 224 Capltol a IRL TO CARE FOR SISt 0 general house 169 a snue. RAL HOUSE 1RL TO DO G work. Apply ut 168 North 151l stroet. 157 - LADIES AND GIRLS 10 DO OUR NEW Jwork tor us at home; $3 to § per week ensily made; no pAINUNE OF cunyassing: wend addressed envelope. Echo Manufacturing \ 4 Liberty Square, (i WANTED COMPE housework ; small f couklug. Apply 152 N § C-WANTE Boston, Muss. 187 TENT GIRI otly ; must understand pini th st a GIRL 10 WORK FOIt BOARD /and go to school. Apply Bill N. 30ih stroet, Omakia- MITH (0 WANTED, ANEAT YOUNG GIRL 10 ASSIST In taking earc of baby S, K. cor. 20th ave. and Dodge. YOUNG GIRI, Mrs. Kady, 814 N (-G FOR HOUSE AKE CARE O BABY. e TO WORK, G40 8, 25111 ST, 43 5 (L WANTED, UL FOIC GENERAL T0USE: work in small family. SoUthet. Ss4 SCWANTED, GOOD GIRL. ¢ work. Mrs. A Lewls, 1612 ©orby RAL 1O O 1ADY WANTED atructions ko Smilth, 617 ~hoely bik IMMEDIATELY, RECEIVE books, South Ouaha. 3. B sl a0 (v WANTED, NEAT GIRL FOIR SMALL }A\III,\: atonce. i1 Popploton ke M ¢ WANTED, A ( work, Inquir worth and St 0D GIRL FOR G 2415 Jonos, batween Mary s a v Eit Leny 570 6 " FOR RENT-HOUSES, TH 5th STRERT, § avenworth, only §25.00 vo linve city water; only 10 minutes walk from Psxton Farnau, 5 ooms $1400 815 Souch 1000 atrvet, § rooms, $5.00, B4 s0uth §th streot, 4 rooms. §4.00. 2017 1 acatur streot, 6 roonis. 81 1718 5t. Mary's avenue, § room Hugh G. Clark, | FOR RENT,A 3-ROOM AN nuar A Cass stroots. Hoar D, Lkoom via s B 1 1,0 ROOM THOUSE, ex, with Inrge bar, U178, 166k st ALL MODF K 23 Poppleto 1) A DESIRABLE HOME OF 9 ROOMS, FUIL Khed or unfurnished. Partios olng 0 Call Tornln. APy 0B premiscs, 1112 50Ut Tenth sir - i OF 5 HOOMS, Apply on promises. soUTi Wl 4 NICE COTTA 5th streot DONY IWO LEFT 0F TIE GROOM COT uges Just comploted. Jave bath, hot and eold water and modern conveniences. Dosleable homes £0F business mon in beautiful Stanford el or s _apply o Star Loan and Trust Co ) Now York Life by %) L 128 WTH, $ROOM HOUSE, n conveni th, w. ¢, bot and cold watvr, eto.; $20.00 8 wonth Lo party who will take the year TDL 0K RENT, ONE OF THE MOST COMY convenivnt and comforta in Owaba, with bath room, L conveniences; also 0100 Yard at K. cor. Jones wnd 20th atroots, botwoen B, Mary's ave. and Leayen worlh street 1D;, 1 B00M HoUsE CENTRALLY L0 T ED; furnace and all lwprovements. 16 N. 19ib St it KOPERTY. RENTAL OK BALE — LIS YOUK | idh Geo. W. I + oates, 16i4 Farosm 2) ~¥LATS, DWEL | COTTAGES (N ALL ‘parts of elty, Kilkenuy & Co, Coutinental hl,l i DI RENEI-ROON THOUSE % Joiroota. All modern conveniences Firsn lamadiatelr. ¢ Q0m 48, Paxton bioek. LAND DODGE FTHE OMAHA DAILY BEE, FOR RENT-HOUSES, = v 1 Continned. D, kon RENT, HOUSES, § AND & ROOMS, NEAR high school. Tnquire %16 Capitol ave. 207 | D, l5RooM HOUSK NEAR steam heat: stable: mo F_1all, f07 Paxtan bloek l) FOR RENT, HOUSES IN ALL_PARTS OF city. The 0. Davls company, 195 Farna MIGH SCHOOT jern convealences. Th AN EXCEPTIONA BLY DESIRABLE HOUSE {14 ro0ma near post offica: modern Arrange scomplets Enquire 190 Chicago st. oS L. 8. \aer, FOntAl Bgent, 1514 Farnam st Mot D FURNISHED TOUSE iwn, or St. Mary 8 ave. . F. Do room BRICK HOUS E WITIL MODER. |morovements, on H0th 4 rest near Leayenwort h Inquiire at s S0, 20th street i D, SR0UM CORNER FIAT ventences 201 Lenvenworth st Darar 540.0. | D 6 ROOMS, Butts, LARGE 308 17t ALL MODERN « ) W5 CASS, RENT it 10-ROOM 1 & Selby HOUSE Honrd of Trade D2, oo HousE, s Jackson and Lenvenworth, FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. F_FURNISHED ROOM 10 RENT WITIU ALL Umodern convenloncos. 912 Douglns stroet D PLEASANT Utarnished room LARGE AND SMALL NICKLY on ear line, 115 8. 20th stre 51 50 0 VERY LANGE AND COMFORTARLE ROOMS UGentiemen proferred. 1903 Cupitol avenue. 720180 [ FUSNISHED ROOMS, 86 8. 1811 81 4 Mif2 6 [ Funsisien ROOM, WITH BATH, %00 “month. 1809 Farnan 48 | NICELY FURNISIED BOOMS. 122 X, 1ith St Y MUZi026 D -LARGE NEWLY FURNISITED FAST FRONT Y room. 1 sonabi BT TN ISITED AND UNFURRISI D 1R0ONS, FURN HIRD ROOMS, 800, 5, M ICELY FURNISHBD ROOM FOK TADY o1t Ugontlemnn. Enquire at82 south 25th street. [FoR GENTLEMEN CNICELY FURNISHED Y ronms: modorn convenienoes: private | references required. 614 N, 218t siroot, @l 10° FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. SGANTLY FURNISHED KOOMS, FIRST yoard, 8t ~The” Doliwt, 200 and 211 N, 18th RONT_R( 171917211 FoR A onrd, steam hoat WITH venport Utop S8 FURNISHED ROOMS, first class bourd, 1810 Ch I, s o class loeation - FURNISITED ROOMS AND BOARD. Douglas st M ) D—WANTED, TWO YOUNG MEN TO ROOM AND bonrd with young i couple. Strictly first ass. No other ro. s or bonrders, Address M i Mt 6 I aNDso class bonrd SUITE SOUTH ROOMS, 1522 Chicago st IS M FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. RENT, THREE UNFURNISHTIZD ROOMS Al modern conveniences for lleht hous Keeplng, $12_por month and o questions ssked Addross M 5. Bee o fce. 300 ENTTHREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS Goron Ttor lght hou Call 1515 Burt Keeping. m cot, thind loor. tern convenlencos. 5109 T, i SSTORY BRICK BUILDING Farnam st. Tho bullding has w Areproof ce: ment basement, complete steambieating fxtures: water on all the toors, gas, ate. Apply at the ofiice of The Bee. STORAGE. My e AN & PRIVATELY STORED FUR- aiture 1207 Douglas,Omaba SLOve Kepair works. s STORAG 1 WANTED-T0 BUY. BOUGHT, am st. N WANEED WILL pAv st AN umounts from $20,000 10 §i0),000 fc SOLD, STORE 90 I CASU N stocks of dry ots, hurdwire, clothin pots. Must e discount off Involc No snlde s considered. Address in contidence, box 2 Liucoln, Neb. 85 “BUY Itocd & WANTED TO first mortgases, FOR SALE -FURNITURE. () FOR SALEFURNITURE OF Loomers pay more than reat Bee. ‘Address M 24, 1540 5+ FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS ) FOR BALE, A SIXTY DOLLAR ¢ forgH.0. 11 K. Cole, Contine > MORTGAGER SALE. Will buy a fine black Taly or & a lenther top, wlde bu one wi b MOrtgage 1o m 11, Creighton blg 15th and Douglis, next to postofice, atleman's driv plano box buggy, the cash takes 1t M4 Pa Ol SALE 0t EXCHANGE 1 1TAVE TWO Ane young Tacks and want to sell or exchange for good 1anil or work Horses or kood Lporied stallion, both of the Jucks aro sure fonl getters and quick perfurmers. Address box 61, Harlan, ln S AND WAGON ienp for cash o 531 6% DA GOOD TEAM, have steady hauiini trade; address M 50, Hee HARNE will sel FOR SALt—MISCELLANEOUS. (Ai:u:\t K 875 PRITCIARD, DOUGLAS BLOCK. 85 DCK OF GLASS BELOW O 2 WO WELLBRED NIS 1sh potnters, yard and g on8 J A L, Box 452, Hurvard, Nob. i v (‘! FOIR SALE, MEXICAN VELLOW HEAD, ALSO African_gray parrot; good telkers. 113 North 16th, room 20 2070 Quton months broke. Add MISCELLANEOUS. R VANSANT WILL STARE ANOTHER CLAS: tn’ shorthand aud typewriting Oatobor 'Ist Those who would 1ike to begln the present week can do¥o. Instruction by s practical reporter. Ro sults cortatin. Koo 518 N. V- Life. R HOKSE RANCH NO. 1 = HORS S, COLT and cattlo eared for the year round. G. G Gans Bouth Omab, Neb. 1%, box §56. M3 027 CLAIRVOYANTS. t MRS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOVAN'T Preliablo business modium, hLh yonr at 119 N, 1ith, W Qo ARBIVAL EXTRAORDINARY: WO S DEREFUL revolations. Challonges the world. Mrs. Dr, M Legrave, dead trauce clalrvoyant, astrologlst, palmist and 1ife reador: tolls your 1ife from’ the crudle Lo graye; unites the sepuratod; causes mar ringo with Uhe 0no you love; tells whore you will succeed and in what husinoss bost o laptod for; has the colebrated Buyptian browstplate (or luck and to destroy bud infuences: cares fits. Intemperanoe and all privato complaintawith massago. baths and alcoliol troatment. 0 §20, lock 0f halr, and date of Lirth and rocelvo decurato 1ife o Foents (nstamps for elroular; wlve litials of you will marry: also photos’ of Oftico 417 Bouth 1th spreet, fiest H0or; hours. ¥ a.m. to 4 . Come 0no, come all. aad bo convinced of this won- derful oracle. BT I MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. TolAmauE i wal buths, scalp and chiropodist $CTIRO-TH treatment. wanieuro Mrs Post, 51043, 15th, Withnell blk Tadavan 2029 Pratt st STOWE, MAGNE 1 P ADAME MU i CAVITOL AVENU llllmul 3, 8 toor. Aleobol, sulplur { . TP, MME A RUE, MASS stroot, third foor, fiat 4 AGE, 416 SOUTH | M 07 8 " MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE VoG B GELLENBECK, BANIO TEACILER, with Hospe,or N. W. cor. 16th an® Harney. W MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. W MOKTGAGE LOANS Liss THAN 7 PEW OF ineluding i ohurg Charles W: (iainey. Omaha Nat. bank bldg Wi NT MONEY - NET TQ BOKROW erson Omaha olly proporty. No extra charges of any kind. Why pay*hizli rates® Money Ls cli eap. You can get full benetit Of 10w rates from Giobe Loau aud Trust Co., ith snd Dod ge. " W ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST (0. 318N, ¥ Life, lends ut 10w ratss for choleo securlty on Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaha elty property [ WO P IARKISON, viz N ¥ Live, wr W CENTRAL LOAN & TRUSTCO, BEE BLDG. MONEY, SKE G. W, HEA wr { P COAT K Wil Vitiae \\ LOANS, LOW BATES. ZITTLE BROWN B 4 | MONEY TO LOAN-REAL K!TA'I'AF. Continued, “v ~LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED Clty property. $1.000 and npWATASS to T percent Nodelays. W. Farnam Smith & Co., hand Harney 1000 PRIVATE MONEY, 18T AND2D MORTGAGE VW ioana o rates. Ales Moore. Bee bidg. 108 ‘“v OMALIA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS | W on renl state at lowast market rates. Loan made in smAll OF Iargo *ums fOF AHOTL OF 16N time. | No commission 18 charged and the loans are not sold 1n the ¢ butean RIwAYs bo found at the bank on tha corner of 15th and o uglas streets '“' MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OIIY | Woroporty, 1ow rate. A. C. Frost, Dongias bik | 104 Wl ARD 2 Y EARLOANS ON CITY AND FARM | W mortgages. iteed s Seiby, 356 Bonrd of Trade W, GIIY AND FARM REAL ESTATE LOANS At lowest r K. tes; constilt s bofore. borrowing GAFYIn & Co., 208 Sk 105, loy block 10 LOAN WATES. W o MONEY AT LOWE | The 0. ¥. D ipany, 1505 Farnam street | a0 NE FIDKLITY TRUST OO, RECENTLY W to &K cornor Bee building, 18 pro | pared to close loans on olty roal to promptly | Andat lowest rates. Submit supiica 014 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL Towest ratos: bullding loans A spe Ihomas Brounan & Co., Karbach bic MONEY taity | YW REAL ESTATE LOANS, 8 T07 P no additiunal charges for commissic | ney'sfoos. W @ CRN )\ OF atto s 1. Meikle, First Natlonal Bank bldg MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. |\ Swins 1oAY SoN | 1 Continental bloek X UHITCHAKD, SOt X LIATEEL LOANS planos, live stock, ote., withon: leity oF ro Frmoval of propoerty, at the Towest rates and casiost yayments, DUt Green, rooms § and ¥, Barker b1k { v 108 Y ON ANY KIND OF S tal. “A- R Tarrls, v AS BLEK, 16 & DUDGE MADE ON FURNITURE, LOANS ON CHATTELS. REASONABLE IN N terest, partinl pasments | to 6 months, W. It Davis, k20, Continental block. Elevator ioth st 109 ON ANY KIND OF 208 Sheeloy block 105 — MONEY arity AT LOW RAT Keystone Muge. Co X PO, S0 N EED Mo 2 THE FIDELITY LOA Room 4. Whitnell biock, eor WILL LEND YOU ANY SUM, FROM $10 T0 $10,000 ON TIIE DAY YOU ASK FOICIT. Wo make loans of any size, large or sv househiold goods, planos. o warehouse recolpts and porao all kinds, In any an leity ¢ And easiest p EY7 GUARANTEE €O, 16th and arney st \. on 3, WagOnS, roperty o 5 US FIRST, 'O LOAN from $10 up on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURIS AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREIOUSE RECRIPTS, OR PERSONAL e T OF ANY KIND without publicity or romoval of property. You can save time and money by calling on OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Room 11, Crelghton Hlock. 15th and Douglas. next to Postotlice. INCORPORATED, LOANED CHEAP AT Nebraska Loan Co. 6 Douglas $100,00.00 oo YOUR OWN st 03 MONEY time, oo ANY AMOUNT: LOW roou Omaba Na- Mib 07 L LOANS - Van' Glldor MONEY TO LOAN ON Alofses. wagons ness confidentinl AL socurity. Bust room 435 Ramge bik W W DAYS. CHEAP cuts, on furniture it delay or pi Duif. Green, room 8, Bar RAT planos, live blicity; cash on vlock. Mis2 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALK, CONTROLLING INTEREST 1o the leading sash and door mill in the north- sst: doing an lmmense business; over $30.000.00 worth 0f new worknow in themill: a great bargain to the right party. Call on or address J. 1. Mus Foots 52 und 33, Barker block, Omaha, Nob " 00 G A BUSINESS OPPOR- apital. in & cortain and dingly profitable and growing business, and s cash, weite Lo the undersigned. inelosing stamp, when full particuinrs will be given: G. I K., 1420 L street, Lincoln, Neb. 687 Y HOR SALE AT A VERY LOW FIGURE, Ti1E ontire state intorest in one of the hoaviest pay 102 monopolles now bafore tho public. It will save 25 ver cent of the coal bills 0f overybody and pro duce botter rosults, Bverybody wants it and will have It when seen. A large businuss can bo doue At one Fuil particulars by mail. Add Lincoln, Neb, Ms8 K CHANCE 1F SOLD AT For sale. the lease, furniture and fxtur, orriam hotel, Omaha, contalning 60 rooms, y furnished, wll rented, elghty permanent Rest private family hotol in the west. Will use of poor health. For terms apply on mises, %th and Dodge, Mrs. L. M. Tutt MESE 012¢ WITHOUT for 185 4 A SNAP FOR A DRY GOODS MAN WITH money. About twenty-five thousand doliars worth of new dry goods to be sold at about sixty conts on the dollar in a Nebraskn town of 8,000 peo ple. Good lucation and cheap rent. Right people can do $20,000 business untll Christmns. Must bo o man with money and know how much stock the re 15 by looking it over, as we have no time to in voice. Bestreasons for selling. Address I, 0. Box Y and’ advertising patronage. One-third cash, bl ance in ono and two years' secured notes. For in formation apply or address Dun B, 1onin, 1315 jin t, Omaha, Nebraska M260 B YR SALE, 20 1¢ Y M HOTEL, GOOD REPATI, only hotel Intown. Addross Krank Rothwell | Sterling, Nob 208 15 Yoo and 160 acre: ATILE land to i exchange for good, vuluc. Address 1606 sth avenue, Kearney, Nob 1K YOU ARE SE 1 tunity requiring smail PLOYER $200 work. Ofce —WILLLOAN M Interest. Want | 1L Moyer. Lincoln, CTHE RAILWAY NEWS th yoar: fine subseription FOISALE, [ list iz 11 WILL SELL MY RESTAURANT AND Lakery. of trade it off, for property in lows coutitry town oF small fatm. Address, M o1, Beo. 3 e 0D ESTABLISHED MEAT L inguire room 41y, Pax 0+ S oreRo 't our b ng stamp, Wostorn Business Agont polis, Minn Y R0CTOR WANTS GOOD LOCATION aress, boctor, Washiugton, Neb. 2 FOR EXCHANGE. Z-CLEAR OMATA REAL IS EATE TOR NS et Yatuation: Morey t 10ar. o o3, Oma o Tl OWN 10 FARMS IN N AND DA fiwiit sell or exchu Box 70, Frankfort T'A. nd 11 Zienoigr FARMS IN HAY ipraska, (0 trade for horses, COUNTY, NE cattle or gehoral wdse. Addross C. 1. Eubank, Hayes Contor, Nub. 7 WANTED, ONE ACIE NEAT CITY LIMITS, iwest, 10 oxehange for clear Lot in Albright's annex, Address, M 2 Loe. 113 77 VERY VINE SMOOTHL COAT ST 1 EINA G0, 2. vears old ) safety. Addre i M2 b ACE C.F. Har 33 & 7ik0 EXCHANGE, FARM NEARL NEB. Utor house und Omalin and cash. Harrison, 612 N. Y. Life. /—FOR EXCHANGE, 85000 TO $15000 CLEAR Awostern l0ts, (ousy terois) fOF personnl or real roperty in or near Omaba. Live trader acquainted here cun muke one o threo thouswnd dollars by rusti‘ng o trade. . O, box 1654, city M5 60 77- ¥R EXCHANGE-WE HAVE 86000 8TOCK iin munufacturing concera doing good business in Omsha that we will trads in whole or part for &ood work horses. American Fucl Co. SDAY, __FOR SALE- FAL KSTATE. Conuipfed. PR kbt |11 _— OT %, TUTTLE'S SUM B ACRES WITH T ROOM ouse, All improvomme: Inquire 01 Bord street. 3 M5 o JFOR SALE ox y}&rlq"rl-,«vun.\"r- o cage In Carthnge aig it A cory home. W. L. Selbg, #4 Chambor Co il FO SALE Ot EXOHANG: 2 LOTS IN RAPID City. Dak., for elty suhdenan proved property in smallfawn. ot and beaulifal two miles frgm P 0. Price W ineumbrancs & u-r}.nu. Wil pay o and trade clen? 10 Tokired enstern towns same size ot 8500 0). Lillle M. Moure 505 Davebport stroet, Om propert th of Wat tivat 1t @ wores on iles from postofiice, lays well will bo 80 Nice cottage, full 10f, on_Decatur stre . street graded. only §2,500.00, on_terms Lo ai 18 & chANCE to get A howe only & short dlst Hugh G. Clark. 1218 Haraey stry UL K400 per yonr on W, room for 2 moro Price #1200). . F. Harrison, 012 N. Y. 1ATe 118 8 1 1G SNAP. BEING IN NKED OF MONEY, 1 will sell 40 ncro 1 1and nino miles from Omaha P 0. for § and adjointng 1s_selling for B100 per acre. Addroas M 49 B M1 b JPOR, SALEIMPROVED, STOUK ~RANGE, 18 aores under caltivation: % of the land can be cultlvated: good soli: for partienlars write to M &, caro lieo 1'ub. Co,, Omaha 65100 WANTED, HANSCOM PL. PROPEITY FOR Wanted, Toxas land for Omaha busipess Wanted: Omalia property and cash for land Wanted, purehaser 105§ por cont mortzag Wanted, purchuser for( er cont mortgage Wanted, chinloe fig por cent loan Wanted! section of Innd nt §23 per nore, Want ) acres Of Iand £or §1,000 10 weres Stanto county, 13 per acre 610 neses Clay county, £5 per acr 212 neres Oton county, §15 per acre, 160 mnores Sarpy county, $15 per acre. 150 ncres near Omahn, $ 600, 640 acres Dodeo county o Sy cotnty, 000, fine 1o ros near South G Harrison, 812 N. Y. Li{ 425 por acre. pro % an nere, S NANCE COUNTY, $12,000 40 % Colfax county, $28 per ncro. Wanted, one Il section fine land reaso Wanted, merchandise for Hanscom pl. 1o Wanted, guarter seetfon Thayer or Wanted, house fo Wanted, ehole C. F 20 ACR clenr 1ots and eash, Investment of noy kind Hurrison, 912 N. Y. Life ou_on Caming Alreet and. L Stmilar Tots in Addross JOR SALE, TWO OR ATIKEE BARGAINS Dodga atr T AND 2 GOOD COTTAGES BIRINGING 7 ROOM mm eron 0 y of im 25x191 ) level Mt incum Mra ahn. Ne Mg 1 this bal pay wix 10 cheap, lot_and it This A0ee ont MA16 6 houses. property vom ents, 72 6 nable ot Jofferson Co. 616 FUL LOT, CORNER T AND BURDETTE, £.000 C. ¥ Harrlson D)0 YO WANT A NICHE TONE? S s : of them. Tho culdran wero also supblied Houe of 12 rooma, with all modern improv DON’'T with long strings, shoostring, in - fact, upon menta, i Ainost rosldeice ‘partofthe uity. Terma which they were stringiog the balls, cubes Torima apbly. Lo 1. South Soth av M LOST. OST A BLACK COLT, MIXED WITH GRAY, 2 dwhite fore foot, white spot in_ forehead. Notify Omaha Prograss, 1417 Farnam streat MG LLOST LADY'S WATCLH, BETWEEN 1611 AND 4Dodge and 13th and Harney, diamond in ense, chain with $230 plece attachiod. Keward for re! turn to Bue oftice, 307 08 PARASOL, AT BOSTON M IN SOUTH Omaulin. 'Was a pre m the dead husband of owifer. Please rotu Bostun Store, S i and no other steps will be Luken for 1 recovory [LOSE ON 1ih OB CALIEORNIA ST pension voueher No. 710194, Pleas Thos. Morris. it olave. Loy sreerac S0t streot. Pl M. Steele & Co's. and reee turn to H. C. we reward TAKEN UP. FPAKEN UP- A BAY HORSE, ABOUT from Millard, Neb. Owper have Uing at Claus 'S penses. " DANCING SCHOOL. T & MIGS, MORAND'S §CHOOL FOR DANCING | Gentlemen: Please send one 85-tnich obesity band S ETORIEE, &0 STBAllE Armory. Capital Ave. will ro-open for (b | to e W L. Carrotl, 35 Chostut Stroot, phity (1 Uhe moruing whoen school is eatlod at § son on Saturday, October st for childr and | delphia, ¢ 0; 1. Like your obosity band and pills | v'clock,” said Miss Smith to the reporter dur- Tuesdny,0ctober 4th for aduits. Circulars at Snow, | very miueh. They have reduced my weight eigl ing the recess, *is to tyke seats around tho Lund &' Co’s drug store. 16th and Farnam! | poundsin the last five woeks. ~The obesitypills | large circle where you have justseen us Erivite lossons can bo taken now atthelr resl, | buvedriven away all theumatie trowbie. % | pluVing, We sing tho opening sour and then ~ WANTED-MONEY. TA 2 Wiy x Ok o “Artistic Address Mg Bee, QHICAGD ENGRAVING at Low Prices. Stock and Design The Latest and Best. Send us $1.20 and we'll send you 100 new copper plate. cards from Send us 90 cts. and yopr present plate (to be held and registered) and we'll send you 100 en= graved cards. We pay express charges. METCALF STATIONERY COMPANY, (Late Cobb's Library Co.) 136 Wabash Ave., Chicago. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leaves | CHICAGO BURLINGTON & Q. Omaba. | 10th anl daon T pm|.. > Veatibala ... | i o m| 20 Expros, .ol | 1150 p w1200 Chiongo Exprasi.... o, €60 p m| 120 & lowa Local - Leaves |BURLINGION & MO. RIVEIL Omahn. | Dopot 0th and Mason Sts. | 10.55 0 m| .. Donver Vostlbule Expross...| i e aDendwood Express......| Denver Expross.... . Denver Limited LHastings Looal % ‘Liucoln Local(KxceptSun.j K C.ST J &C. B, Depot 13th and Mason Sty ves Omahn. W50 A m| . Kanwas City Day Expr 945 p m|K.C. Night Exp via U, . Trans | 5 pm .St Louls Express.. ... Going i CHICAGO, It I & PACIFIC ‘Enst. |Union Oepot 10th & Marcy Sts 000 8. .....Atlanile 435 p m| X 2. Golng [ CHICAGO, R I, & PACIFIC. | Wost: |Union Dopot 16t 'nad Marcy Sis T . TDenvar Limite1 Tosam| 0 sl Kxpross .. . w00am| K anisas Cluy (Except Sunday) .. Touvos | UNION PACIFIC, i Omaha. [Unton Dopot 10th and Marey Sts, | am| “Beatrice Kxpross . 940 @ w| ... L\l Denver Expross Overland Flyor, e asked. othe imp, Millded, Neb., and paying ail M Ty 1t.ias been abundantly proved that the use of his | then as the pianist began to play they all l\‘)lj:l.l non-electrie bands, vr his obesity M“f.m l“‘l\lll for | faced about ana bogan to march around S [ eibich the agonis of thiscauntes arothe woll kigws | tho jarge cirelo on the floor, keeping step to N SOUTIL | ¥k Cits. 14 tho ono safn anil' eftactive wav of re. | the music. They finally stopped when the Mol | diding corpuivncy. The Obesity Pilieare mado rom | music coased and engaged 1n some simplo A MILE snme by ] 00D 36 00 engraved & Arrivos Omana. 405 pw 4 o % p 20 8 m 0 pm Arrivos Omah, 040 p m 405 pm 0) pm al Hom |4 L1040 a m 12 pm Lenvos |CHICAGO, M1l & PAUL|ATiive “Omannl 0 U P. depot and M |” omany 705 pm| ~.Chicuko Exproas .. .....[08 & m 1130 & ml. 100 Chieago Exoress. Lo m SI0UX CITY & FFACIFT Depot, 10t anid Marey St Bloux Cliy Passo .St Paul Exp SI0UX CITY pot. 15 O 00 pw Teavos F. K. & MO VALLEY. | Omatal Depot, i5th und Webater Sts. | 700 1 Jondwood Kxprosy. ... Cnt) Wyo. Bxp. (Kx. Moi) | .Norfolk (Bx. Sunday.). - St. 1 L Teaves |CHICAGO Omuba|U. P. depot. 10tk and Marcy Sta. | (Bx Sun'y) Carcoll Passenxer. Culoago Expross Veatibule Limitod storn Flyer.. |\ Pass. (Kx Mon.) | & NORPHW BSTERN " Unlon Depot, Council Bluffs. | {1020 p m NOIWDLE W ESTHICN | 00 B m Arrivos | B " Omata B p m 605 p m 9204 m 205p m 8054 m Frly ransfer Thicako kapre Vestibula Mal (Bx MO V 10WA FARM FOR SALE OK TKADE. AD Jaross 5 W, Bve. it e FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE, JOSALE. S 14TH, COT Hoed & Solby, Bourd of / Ol BALL: SIX RooM HOUsE; Pork; avenue. Modern e nlences: wodel home; W00 itoed & Selby, Chsmber Commpree MIT6 O HOME SEEKERS—IN AVONDALE PARK you can linve an elegant home arranged o kuit you, with bullding Hmit, troos, wilks, sswer, wator, | and’ gas, within walkiag dlstance ' of o acho0ls and ciurches, aod all fur about 83,000 Cor- tulu 1o be the prettiest inside restdenco addition in theelty. Over ono-third of It already sold. See us for particulars befoce the price is raised. Fidol- ity Trust company, 1702 Farnaum st. i JORSALE “BY TILE OWNKR 000 ACILES O Nebraski's finest facming isafai a great sacri | ioe G. . Peterson, 1412 5.13th st.Omaba. 153 0) O EALE BEAUTIFUL LOT, 10 FEET FRONT 4th st South Owaba, aear C, L0 Apply 40 awner, Room 11 mala. 43 06 REpL, Eaa Barcain My word is kood W. G, Albright 521 -3 New York Lite. MuT (Ex 5) Cazroll Parsonser (ix 5) MISSOURK-#ACIFIC. Deyot 15th and Webster 8ty. 8L Loul ‘St Louiff Kxvross Teaves OMATLA ST LOUIS. Tranafer 10n Depot. Bouncll Hlutts. ¥t Louis Caton Bail_ | | CHICAGO, B'1T & PACIFIC. Uulon Depot.Council Blutfe Night Expros +Atlaatic Expros Inion Depot, Cou L Kunaas City” Day Efpros 1000 8 w 21120 v m 530 p w10 & m 180 pm 355 wm Areives “Omaba 1205 p N Transfor 8. 5.55 p m 55 pm r 1016 p nsas Clty Night Express. 1015 p ). . Louls Bxpesss Leaves SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Transfer| Union Depot. Councll Blufls. | Transfer T45 & m|..5loux Clty Accommodation |10 p m Cpwl. g v | 9408w Yeaves |CHICAGO BURLN & QUINOY, [Areiv: Tranafor| Union Depot, Council Bluts ' |Transty 005 ww| Co| B4 B @ 015 pm Ll es am 7.05p m saton Local ... 00 {1040 & m Leavos OMAHA & 8T. LOUIS. Arrivoy Owmaba|U. P. dopot. 10tk aud Maroy Sts [Omana ouls Ball . [iZwp @ U, ST. P M. & O Arrives Depot. 16tk and Webstor 8ks. | Omana icux Cliy A0eommodation | 906 p Eloux Olty Express (Kx Sund'y) (124 b w .86 Paul Limited ihe w Baoerofi Passenger (Bx Su e = {Emnpt]y for any one who wi They Are Using Dr. the waters of the German Imperial Spr the abd stores, or by b Bewr or any other AND HELPs triec Belt Circulur seule Bellabuseover-indulgeace. A 81,6 for $),by mall City Tick nam St,, Omaha, A g iz i N Both the method and results when Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sy tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation, Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of ite kind ever pros duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-~ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in jts action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellentqualities commendit to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Iigs is for sale in 75¢ bottles by =ll leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it 3 shes try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, SAN FRANOIS0O0, CAL. {.OTISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK s - REMAIN STOUY You Thinner Every Day. Pills and Bands. NO DIETING, NO PURGING. ent Ow “Th ralilp. or, I us 10’ action wna obtal el L better results elp each other Cured His Rheumatism and Obesity. HOTEL, Chicag TR April 20, 1802 How to Get the Proper Me:surement. Mensurement for the on. Tho n bers 1,23 on the band i e vani cost. £2:5) Stiup to 30 | tho purpose of teaching form and color. Inchies. but for one Inr Wa'ifeents | When recess timo comes wo send tho chil- extra for each adaiiy Flils n 4 Tnch costs 3,50, and tho pills may be bought for $1.5) a bottlo You can bay the pills and bands direct from our nil or oxpress. DR. EDISON’S OBESITY FRUIT SALT are ot attentive, so wa are obliged to give them a shorter session and to give excrcises that do not re- Arriyy I AXATIVE. quire so much meutal effort on the Onviy A RUIID 2 A part of the littlo ones. We have only S0 | | Contatne wilthe valuable Saitno Constituents of | gug work period in the afternoon asar which S m | ament, Itke nodn, CoTCReont tastes mwESt 804 v play a whilo ubout the circlo and then 3 RESL SO ORI C isinss for the day. This is only the begi 55 5@ | "REMINDS YOU OF CHAMPAGNI, | diswiss for thed Tbis is only the begin A delightful substitute for S ammer b YOU TO GROW THIN, Dr. Eaison's FrultSalt: lstbo bost and stmplest | wo hoyo the fitnt, four gifts on haad, The remoay for rogutaiing te aetlonvt dho tver that | M0 39 %o diffarent colored balls, tio e acen In eating or drinking, - 1h warm weather | colors of the rainoow being represented. It fowers the temperature of the body nud keeps one condition ln the summer \ n comfortable, healthy months RICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, —SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIS' Wholesale drugglsts of New York City who carry ur goods in stock Churles N, Crittenton Co., McKesson & Robbins, W. 11, Schieffolin & Co., 5 —and other lea ding hou NOTICE. Dr. Edison's Electric Beltsand Pinger Rincs Send for special Elec- resold at our stores LORING & CO., 2 B West 22nd St., New York City. F Hamilton Place, Boston, Mass. wpocitie £or Hystorla, Dizeinass, Fits, Noa Prostraton causai br b0, Wakorulnoss, Aontat Dobres- = Ulia rat: oxusing (naunity, wiisery Arrivos Wromabiira UL Ao, Barronuss. 1oy o1 Power In elther sox, Impotency, Leucorrhos and all Femnlo Woaknessss, lavoluntary Lossos, Spar o P m | matorrhea caused by Overexertlon o¢ tas braln B4 m month's traatmont Wognarantoo six boxes Lo ours ok orda for s voxes with § will 8a1d writien RuATAntoeto rofund I 0L 0urad. Gaarantes 1ssusd uly by ‘Thvodore, ¥. Lewls druggist, solo ageal “outhonst cornor 16thand Farnam sis., Omaba THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul R'y, as represented on this map. ,{Sui-c'lfif‘:‘_*' CHicag CEDAR RAPIDS MAY Y BiyiiDES MOTNES Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled Omabha daily at 7:05 p.m., ar- trains leave iving at Chicago at 9:30 a,m., et Office, 1501 Far-, F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent. REM 5% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST in the WORLD! MEGEATH STATIONERY CO., 1904 Faroaw Streot, Omaba. See Your Stout Friends Growing idison's Obesity K8, KOVOT- bunds or pllls are used separately, and make a rapld and hoalihy cure. ther, thoy band 1s the largest part of ade, Root P East Washington St §Chicago, 111, WITH THE KINDERGARIEN How the Education of Omaha's Younger Scholars is Commenced. FROEBEL'S IDEA IN ACTUAL OPLRATION What a Reporter whe Pald the Mason Sohool m Casual Visit » the Call--Routine Work of the Session. In & cheerfu utheast room in the Mason school there is & merry group of childron surroundiug four earnest teachers. This | school may not resemble, in many respects, the one oponed by Froderiek I'roobel more than haif a contury ago in Germany, but the results sought by the teachors in this modern kindergarton aro the same as those aimed at by the eminent (orman educator. T'he appartments in whic 18 his school opened into o g | school was exclusively for euildren, honce he called 1t a kindergarten, He velioved | that the true theory of cducation for children obel began rdaon and the | was to cultivate the natural and normal | avtitude for play, exorcise, imitation and construction, using the natural objects about the sctiool | other apparatus. room in lieu of books and Along this particutr line be wrought a revolution in tho modos of educating very young chilaren How the Cnild Work, It was almost recass time when Tne Brg reporter entered tho Mason senool kinder garton, and the teachors wors busy with the littlo ones in tho midst of a ball, cubo and eylinder exer acu teachior had charge of & table surrounded by about Hftoen chil- dron ranging in ago from 5 to 7 yars, Hach child bad a box of mate of small cubes, balls and cylinders about half an inch 1o diameter, of various colors and with holes running through the ial consisting centor and cvlinders, ‘I'nis stringing process was not dono in & haphazard way by any means. There was mothod in the merrimont, aud when a child made a mistake he was obliged to undo the work and correct it. In connec. tion witk: this varieeated balls of yarn were also employed, and the childron apocared to be completey absorbed in the work. A few moments bofore rocess one of the teachers went to the piano and touched it vigorously two or threo times. ‘T'ne children all set their playthines aside 1n rood order and arose from the table like n company of little soldiers. They pushed their hitle chairs in against the table in good order and gimes aud sports about the mner circle on the floor under the direction of Miss Smith, who bas charge of the school. After ten minutes of play about the circie the children waere scut out to play during recess with the older pupils. Routine of the Session, ‘T'he first thing we have the children to do we bave about twenty minutes of conversu. tion, directing the thougats of the littlo ones to somcthing that wiil interest them, por- haps something that has happenea the day before and about which everybody is talking, always taking care to wind the couversation around in such @ mauner as to bring out some useful lesson that inay find a lodeing place in the 1inds of tho little ones. Then we set the chairs uside and have a few moments of play about the circle, This forms a part of the poysical training of tho children and 1t also assists the children in gotting rid of selfconsciousnoss, “We next take upthe table work, using some of tho devices you hava seen hore for dren out to play with the other pupils. After recess you will sce if you stay that wo take up tavle work again, usmg neodles and varn in sewing through disks and we also string the balls, cubos and oylinders, impressing upon the children the lessons in color, form, aad inciuentally number. Au 11:30 0'clocls wo dismiss the school for the neon vecess. lu the afternoon the children o fresh and ning, of course. As we procced with the work of the year we introduce more devices, or gifts, as they are called, “Allof our mate:ial has not come yet, but "The second is the balls, cubes and cylinders, the third is two-inch cubes cut mto oight smaller cabes and the fourth consists of two-ineh cubes cut into eight brick-shaped vlocks.” Children are allowed to attend the kinder- garten one year and then they are placed in tho firat grage of tho regular course. 'Chere aro two bindergartons now oponed in Omahn, ono at the Kellom school and tho other at the Mason. ptos, Mr. Fitzpatrick speat Saturday io Lincoln, Miss Daisy Wood, sixth grade teachar of St. Baruabas school, left Saturday evening for Poiladeiphia, Pa,, where sto has ac- cepted a position in a boys school Her sal- ary is to be §1,000 for a beginning. Miss Wood leaves many admiring frionds in Omaha who find it hard to rejoice at her good fortune because it removes her from their midst. Her place as & teacher will be nard to fill. A Daveuport Guzette of recent dato makes mention of an excellent talk given by Kato Byll of Chicago bofore a certuin socioty terésted in drawing work in public school Miss M Elizabeth Allen, last year's eighth grade toacher at Fark school, lias e cepted su oxcelleat position in the normal school at Milwaukee, Miss O'Niel has returned from an absence aused by the illness of a brother, and has charge of the new voom at West Omalia. Iixtonsive preparations aro engres sing the minds of teachers and pupils for the proper observance of Columbus day. Miss Sadie Buoker of Kellom li Case of Bright’s Disease. “About Sehool ) is 1 Minune go T noticed that ankles and le Fwelling, and s coq. enltation with . Mulvane, of Topeka, Kan,, developed the fact thut 1 bad Bright's diseise, bis analysis showing (he presence of alarge amount of slbumen in wy uring 1 continued to travel, feeling that 1 could notafford to give upmy position on theroad, 1 kept myself under close medieal trent: ment, but the swel'ing aud unfayoruble symptoms increased so rtendily that | conld 1o longer do my work, On béir ined the doctor said my con eritical and advised me 10 go to Excelsior Springs, Mo. 1 arrived July b, consulted with a resident physician, guveup medicine, and have used regnlarly the Ferro-Mangan ese uud Sulpho Saline waters and the hot Balt Sulphur Baths daily. My recovery was d and instead of being b weak, enicia- dropeical wreck, | am to-day o bearly, robust man, welghing 165 pounds, und wiih #plendid appetite and digestion, féeling bet terthan I Lave In ten years. There remaing no trace of dropsical swelling or albumen. urin 1 belfeve the waters nnd baths sayed wy Iif O. 1., Jonxsox, With E-T. W. Meier.Wholesale Quecisware and 513 North Main Street, St August 8, 191 f roexum itlon” was 1 1 Louis, Mo, | The waters are bottled only by the Bxcel- | sior Springs Cou .uny at Excelsior Springs | Write Jor Panghiet. Missou" Richardson Drug Co,, Agents, Umaha, Neb 1 | apolis, Mino.,improving her leave of by the study of physical culture absonoe Mra. K. J. Kelsoy bas besn assigned to the new room at Baneroft school Mason branch of young nnn serving s cadet. ——— Take iood's and only Hood's, Hood's Sarsaparilln cures, morit peculiar to itself. Wil You Go East This Fal If so, it will boe to fully acquai t yvoursell with wainiag sohool has & bocause It possesses Try 1t yoursel!, your interest to the oxcol- lent train sorvice now in effect between Chieago, Buflalo, and intormedinte Shore Route. New York., points, via the Through train Chi b 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. 5:30, 7:45 and 1180 p. m. The * nd Boston Special™ (10:30 a, m, only complete train cago to Now | car serving in itsolf an exclusivo equipment of the train througho the vary highest standard. g0 Ingland. It has Boston “Luke sl hicago is the through from Chi- dining mouls the entire distance, foature, and the ut is ot Ihe Chi- cagoand New York Limited (5:30 p. m.) embodies all that is modern in railway transportation and I approprintely been callod train.™ B. P, HUMPHREY Main stre L K. Winser, W, P. A, Chic P THRE Another Ve Damnge Cas Three times and goes with the lawsult of against the Missouri pany. During fair timo, in the fall of 18 Kobarg and a numover of other boys f county came 10 town to sos tho largo Kins and gazo upon th Henry Pacifio O. t, Kausas City g0, out is the vordlot Railrosd nd novel W8 very verfo that Kobarg com- Adoipk rom the U= agricultural horso~ trot. Whon they wero ready to go home thoy concluded to board the teain at tho northeast cornor of th srounds, instead of going down to the depot, bo crowd went out track, waiting for thetrain, show that ho started to cross the track ahead engive, He crossed the track, assisted by the engine, which vicked was smart young but aud stood along the Wuile the boys waited a freight came boomiog nlong, avd to Kovarg of thi wag him up and threw him several rods into an adjoining lot, breakiug his bones and foflicting injuries, Adolph Kobarg sned the compan arelessuess upon the part of Wlo were in chargo of the train. went to trial and a juagment fov the ant was roturned, A fow Adolpb died and his father, Henry C. as heir at law and 000 suit, T'nis was tried and judgment was roturned for the L'ue fathor thei whore ho w s0n's estute. suit was brou pany. This wi I'h it Aeninst tho serious alleging the employes The o defend- wonths later KKobarg, next of kin, brought a ugain a dofenqant. went inte the probate court, s appointed administrator of his boing done another § 000 railroad com- s disposed of today by Judge Keysor insteueting the jury to retura a judg- ment for the de! by the plaintifl. One man has skipped men are sorry thev bail bond. The case Honry, alias Marlk, nal court today, the town of the state May was ca but on account of dant, on theshowing made and two wont on that one n 0's ngainat led in crimi- tho de- fondunt failg to appear his bond in the sum of $800 was was the young man who was in the doclared forfeitea. May empioy of Hayden Bros, and was charged with hav- ing stolen a larze quantity of which ho shipped out of tho state. captured during the afternoon at en route to Chicago. dry goods Ho wa® Councll Dorsey McDaniol an1 Wintield Scott have sued Cyrus Creek recover the sum of $4,000. they alluge that during the were in the In their in the district court to otition year 1501 they. bardwaroe business in South Omaba und were considerably embarrassed on account of the debts which they owed that in order to shape themselves thoy turned the storo and stock over to Greek, with the anderstanding that the sold and the Cathers of this city. the stock was goods were to be proceads deliverad to John T, They now allege that sold, but they further ailege that the defendant’ appropriated the money 10 his own use, R Torkno, 1owa, April 6,180L, Dr. J. B. Moore, Doar Sir My used about six bottles of vou wife has Trea of Life. and thinks that sho nas raceived greater ben- cfit from it than any medicine she has taken. Yours traly, ever L. H. BUFKIN, Gen’l Agent and Treas. West Collega. Since roceivinz the above testimonial, inreceipt of a letter and check from thes Rov . L.H Bufkin of Toledo, Towa, April 2 5 to send Rev. J. W. Kenworthy, Crestline, Kan - sas, s1x bottles of Moo or salo by all dragzists. 's Trao of Lifs, - — ) SANG “QUEEN ESIHER.” Pl asing Rendition of the Cantata Morning Star Mission Soel endition of the cautata The by the ty. Queen fsther” at the Young Mon’s Christian asso- ciation hall last night was gr audience which was the merit of tno tata was given ccely proport entertainment. by the sted by an ioned to The can- Morning Star mis- sion of tho Seward Strest Methodist churel under the direction of I’rof. M. P tho proceads are to bo applied sons, snd towards fur- nishing a room ut the Methodist hospital. The cantal cal tragedy. built is numover of very pretty melodics. 15 a0 entertaining bit of mu- be story upon which it 1s amiliar, and tho music contaios & Its pro- duction last evening was far ubove the ama- teur performance. well ta thorough rehearsal. tained the role of The lc Mr, King Ahasuerus ading parts wore 20, and the chorus gave evidenea o J. K. Barton SUS~ in a manuner that left no room for criticism, Mrs. I, M. Congdon wias an ideal Esthier aud ber vare snprano voico was dis Prof. Parsons L as Mor- as Mor- plaved to good advautage, as Haman, Mr. C. Wesloy Stre dacai and Mrs, Kate Giehl Parson Queen dacal’s sister ropresented the more important characters. Tigg minor parts were well rendered. The entertainment repouted tonight when it is bopod it ceive a more liberal patronage. X : equally will be will ro- For a disordered liver try Beecham's Pillse g N Buildi mity, The following permits waere Issued by the superintondent of buildings yosterds W. A, Paxton, four-story broek wure- house, Tenth und Joues streots 418,000 M. L. Parrotte, two-story frame (well- ing, Twonty-sixth and Hurney stroots, 5,000 ©, W, Hamilion, repairs on dwelling at venworth streots 1,000 S itie 500 Twenty-first and L Three minor pernits Total ALLY MARK TUE I NSTRUMEN 1502 5 pluced on record WARIANTY DE s, 8500 Oct. 4, 1delity Trusteompany to Gottleih Bod- nor, ot 28, biock 2, Avondale Park. ... 0 Sunie 10 1¢ G Pourcy, lot 19, block 5, Weat End PN . corge Walker wnd Wit @0 ‘WP Gr i, 1ot 8, block & Redick Park.. .. 3G Cortelyon and wife to W E Vaiii, ot 4. Crescont Park 2ot TH) AT Cuuron and wite to Maximes Charon, © 40 foet of & 140 foet and 5 45 foct of 1) fect of lob 1% Burker's Al lotment. .. AT VLo 3L MeCagae wnd wite 107G 8 Hennwil, undiv 4 1ot 4, block 19, £ Y Sinith's. .. 4,500 J 1 Bennety and wife oS J Sullivan, w a0 feat lots 9 and 10, block 14, South Ol 2.0 wee 1,000 Theo Wuodrig (0 Augist Prochiow. ne nw and n A6 neres of se nw 1101 2,800 Western Tuvestment compiny to K P Nollig. 1ot 10, bloek 4. Evorety Place 500 Hugo Pracht and wife (o samie, lots 1 o 4, Uroyn'ssubdiv in Shinn's add o 8,000 South Gmaha Land compiny to Glars Thompson. lothand 5 4 lob 1, biock 127, South Ornabi /s ol A48 © Liturtetal to ' 8 Hrownies. "lot i, block 7. Kilby Pluces lois 19 to %, block . Crelghton Helghts, and undiy 3 of W 5 00 1o b 10=1) S 2,000 Sawiol Stratton and wife to'A Band A Dewoy, (0t 1,2 und 8 biock 13, Hans- com Pl 40,000 15J Boyle and ‘wife to C W Grtmau, sh of w 140 feot, lot b, Windsor Place. 4,000 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Shepurd and wifo. 1o G J Bhepard, s 1, 0, 10, 10, block i, lots 8 wna 14 nd uiidiy % of lots 10 wnd 11 bloek 2, 1 lots 4, 6, 20 wnd 20, block 4 lots 1, 2 0,10, 11 aid 12 bloek 4, Pruyn park .\, 3 3G Tipton und wite' to L O Kauisey, trustee.undivis lots 1 nnd %block hAE: wour Pluce, und lot 2, Buckeye isce. 600 Total amount of trousfers. ., ... B 6,07