Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1892, Page 7

.o -t - A SPECIAL NOTICES. |—" "o DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will bo taken antll 12:50 p. m. for the evening and until §:3 p. m. f0f the morning or Sunday edi tion. No_advertisement taken for loss than 25 cents o the first insertion ATl ndvertisements in thess columns 146 conts & | word for first insertion and | cont & word for ench wquent fnsertion, or $1.5 per lin month, Terms cash in advance, Initial en. symbol, ete, each count asa word. All tisements must run consecutively. Adver tsers, by requesting a numbered check. ean bave the Jeiters addresso bered letier in earo nddressed will b SITUATIONS -WANTED. WANT Holland | housevork ¢ must v WY A WOMAN OF WEISI AND oh uarentage, A situntion to do Aring the fall and winter months in n Christian home, Address A. M. flines, Pliger. Neb, NTED, BY | A o nees. Address M 1 AN EXPRRIENCED MAN, ot lumber yard: speak Gor Tt 121 & “RTENCGRAPIIC WORK OF SMALA by the woeek. Dictation and work morning of evening. Satisfaction gunrant 3, Ner. FIRM turned ed. Ad WANTED-MALE HELP. T, RALESMEN ON SALARY OILCOM Handle the new patent chemieal ink The groatest seiling 1: ernses Ink thoroughly in two raslon of paper W0 er cont profit w snlew nmounted $620 10 six days, another tWo hoirs: wo want one neenl Agent In ench state and tereitory » and [artieniars wn Montoe Etaser Mg Co., X € rosse, Wis. u 3 WANTED, A PRACTICAL deapital to take n water miil Laneon, Neb MAN WITH SOME Atldross box 5 2-WANTED MAN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY Yaddress manufacturer, hox 207 city 104 06 )- WANTED, RAILROAD LABORERS FOR YWyoming and South Dakots Wages, 200 and .95 7 Stendy work. Albright Labor Otice, 1140 ¥ M2i2 010 I TO SELL FINE TEAS cotoes, acts and sundrios by sample o familion: no capltal required: exclusive terrl torys ROOA pnyi get our Jiboral trial offer. W: Loverin & lrowne Co., Chicaxo. MAG-0:10* i‘ GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFIC BEST help and situntions furnished, 20 N, 1 IV BEST IN MARKET Apuly i y MEN FOR SPECIA quick wellers profite laree Bride & Co., Box 2045, New York FIRs LASS, A 1 TINNER WANTED FOR W, Lyie | MEN. ALSO B, Senen BRICKLAY ERRS whrtod. Pay every Saturday Des Moines. In Mebonald MIt2 O T WANTED A GOOD HATNESS MAK dress 1. Flshwood, Swanton, Neb AVURERS FOR UNION PACIFIC R'Y CO. 1 southern Wyoming, Utah and ldaho: free pass or & Lubor Age -_\‘,u.w“nw\n 355 64 B ” WANTED, EXPERIENC n wents furn Lo0ds snlosmAn, must bost refercnces. Apply Boston Store, Omab: A TOSTLER, MUST UNDERS )1 milkIng cow, Apply to T room 1, Ware bloek 508 5 F WANTED. Grouming horse . firanner. 2 WANTED AT ON Dioth wnd I sts., So. TEN BRICKYARDMEN Omnha. Kritenbrink Bros. Mist M WANTED TO i PERIENCED DRY GOODS AND SELL 10004 B RELIABLIE MAN ABOUT 25, WIO 1S QUIC o Tearn and willing to work wiil be instruct in our business and salary paid while learn ply 1516 Douglas. B WANTED, BROOM MAKERS, NONE first class noed apply. R. K. Copson, 15 Pacliic stre B WANTED. A GOOD COATMAK F. Sochor, Dasld Clty, Nobraska Boyayeen ¢ ST CLASS CLOAK at Fitzgerald . G, Co., Lincoln, Neb B MAN WANTED TO COLLECT country. Apply at Singer office. BUT 1 155 B WANTED, WOODWORKING MACHINIST: 150 few good bench hunds at planning mw 20th and D ort ats: koo wages pald. 408 6° WANTED, KAPID ST Kpon ) 4 hours a day. keen Address, statl ice and salary expected, M A YOUNG MAD WANTED. 6 UPHOI STEIERS FOR PARLOR 1 ork und 6 lounge makers: high wages and stendy positions. Western Pavior Sult Mg Co., Kansas City, Mo 410 7 D, AGOOD COUK, BEITHER MAN OR in nsmall hotel; writo. stating salary ‘Address ox 17, Marysville, Knnsns 42 5 Bilase woman, expeetod. B— BOY WANTED., ABOUT 17 TO WORK 1IN store and workshop, at 105 Douglus st. M7 6% 1 TWANTED, BRICKLAYERS AT 11TH AND race sts. Standard Paving Co Mizg 5 Biowve CLERK WANTED. MUS AK DGermun. Positively send references. State ng and lowest salary. Dr. C. B Lite, Bloowfield x county, Neb. M & NTED, A RETAIL SALESMAN By 1 with ordcke y business. Add WANTED-FEMALE HELP. (- WaANT L GOOD GIIL FOR SMALL FAMILY go0d wages. Coll 852 Georgin ave. (S, 20Lh st doors north of Muson I ERAL HO! troot 1 HIRL TO DO GEN 3 North 18th RL 10 hool. Apply BOARD atre M O 0t NTEI Jand ko 1o’ s Ominhin (v WANTED, A NEAT YOUNG GII}1 In taking care of baby. . K. cor Dodge. (-G ror HOUSEWOIK. O WORK B1L N, 10 A ith ave. and 2 40 8, 25 (ED. NEAT GIRL FOR SMALL rami 211 Poppleton (‘ ED. A GOOD GIRL FOR S RN AT R L worth and St Mary's a ve. O, ANTED, wnlonlndy M i, Hoe. AN EXPERIENCED MILLINE state salury and referonc O NANTED "WOMAN (0K JUSBAND wife) 1o £0 to Waslington to do genoral b work and ‘work in’ fruit oro AND A, (Colored pr forr Must have good references. Call at it 11, Bonrd Trade between Sand 10 . m. D. G. b A0 O, WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL 10U work in small family. 1314 = 11th st 415 o (UL WANTED IN VANILY OF FOUIL NO awmall ohildeen, 109 8. 5, betwesa Paclie and Popploton, 3 (—v WANTED, AT ONCE. G110, FOR G housework, (13 N. 20th street WANTED, A C SALESLADY Uiiivaueensware ACQUAINTED Addrens 16 L Beo. Me T (- WANTED = YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST genoral housework. 1113 Georgla ave. MAIT CoWANIRD A GOODGEIMAN GIRL 0 TART: Jon ehtid and do goneral housework. 5004 Farnam strect Mid1 b FOR RENT- HOUSES. TN SI8 SOUTH 8th STRE yenworth, only §23.00. bave Liave city wateri oaly 10 minutes walk ' xton 8421 Farnam, 6 rooms §14.00. Foutl S6th street, i rooms, §9.00. 4 S 0uth St street, 4 rooms, $5.09, 2012 Docatur streot, § F0oms, $12.00. Mary's avenue, roouws, $15.00 Hugh G. Clark, 1215 Harney street 5176 FOR R nwar %ith and d of Trade, phon ND GKOUM COTTAGE P} SROOM A D, AL Clark OF TUE (KO0 just compieted. Have bath, hot and ¢ \d wodern conveniences. Desirable homes for husiness men in beautiful Stanford eircle. For rticulars apply to Star Loan and Trust Co. 4 New York Lifo bidg 063 l)ml I water WENT, 1422 8. %TH, 5 ROOM HOUSE £ sanvenionues bt w. e, ot and eold + 820,00 & wonth 1o party who will take it ¥ 346 Dok seN UIE MOST COMPLE I convenlent aid oomfortable nine-room houses Ominha, with bath roow, lnundey aud all modern conveniences: also uloe yard ut SK. cor. Jones and BLL stroets, botween St, Mary's ave. and Leayen worth sireet 106 l) 10 ROOM HOUSE, CENTRALLY TOANTED; furnace und all improvements. 506 N. 196k St (] ]) LATS, DWELLINGS, COTTAGES IN ALL piki s uf city, Kilkenuy & Co,, Contluedial k. il0 KENTIEKCON HOUSE. 011 AND DODGE sireots All modern convenlonces. Fossession veu Imediately. © Call ot address M. L. Roeder, 00w 408, Fuxto k. 983 —FOR KENT, HOUSES, § AND § HOOMS, NEAR 'Blgh achool. Luguire 316 Capitol ave. o7 D. N EXCEFTIONABLY DESIRABLE HOUSE 11 roows near post oice: modera arranse- complete Kaguire 1506 Chioag: A [haer, reotel ayoat, 1614 armam see” ** A" > FOR RENT-HOUSES. DiFor WENT. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF city. The O.F Davis company, 156 Farnam St Dilsioow novse NE steam heat: stable | ¥.Ha1l, 807 Paxton bl D FIRST 1-ROOM FLAT, STEAM HFAT, terences. 816 8. 22nd street | 1)SFOR KENT, 8 ROOM HOUSE, convenle With Irgo barn Inquire atdl7 8, 15th st Al MODF RN sppleton 12 OF 9 ROOMS, FUR Parties golng to Call 1112 South Tenth street DESIRABLE HOME i or unfarnished Apply on promis Di fornin. 6 ROOMS, LARGE F. Butts, 2208 17th st I) FURNISHED HOUSE lawn, 01, t. Mary s ave. o 020 D, 0ROOM BRICK HCUS E WITH MODER |murovements, on 20th & reet near Leavenwort I Inquire at&27 so. 20th street Miit FLAT, ALL MODERN €C D, FRO0M ConNER ventences. 2401 Loavenworth st Mios T 1RO y. B HOUSE, 2015 ard of Trade. CASS, FOR RENT Didia!" doea s LISTYOUR | Do W i ) HOR RENT, 2 HOUSES 8 EACHL 8 ROOMS, city, clstorn water, cor. 15th and Pucitic st OPERTY RENTAL OR SAL 1014 Farnam. 2) FURNISHED €O ROOMS D TAGE OF O party without ehildren. inquire 1815 Corby St.o i) |'7{~u RANT, SMALL COTTAGE WITH LARG barn and grotnca near Kuser's hotel in West maha. Geo. N. Hicks. a1 9 [); O MENT, NICE 5 HOOM FLAT O WEST 1ng st., only §1000 por month. Geo. N. Hicks W04 N. Y. Life. 0K HOUSES FOR RENT NEAR 1) SEVERAL NicE 305 N. V. ke D- FOR RENT FOR GENT AT & Mily & A NICK At stro ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED ROOMS. FURNISIHED ROOM RENT WiTH ALL Donging streot, i1 I \IU.‘.' A SMALL NICKLY Lrooms on car 1ine, 115 3. 20t stree 4 50 IMEORTABLE KOOMS. 1603 Capltol aveno. 018 ? PLEASANT D Ururnish To5 Y ERY LAvG LGentiemen pre AND € errod [ FUSNISIED KOOMS, 16 8. 15711 81 Y Mim o 'l; FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BATU, .00 “month, 1900 Farnam, ity |5 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 47 X it St Y M . 3 -LARGE NEWLY FURNISHED EAST FRONT 4 room phsonnble. 200 Nl INISIE UNFURNISITED Q- 1L AND OO Yaown town ioeation. Wrikht & Lasbury. lith 10 Howard stroots M2 0 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR LADY OR ntleman. sth street Engulre at 523 south B TLEMEN, NICELY FURNISHED Y i modern convenioncest private famiy; references required. 614 N 2Istajreot. M3-10° LARGE BOOM ON FIRST FLOOR, WILL Urarnish to sult_ renter. No objectlon to light 1seko 22 N. 1t stroot 065 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FIRST [0 ELEGANTLY EURNISHED HKOOMS ass DoArd, he 3, 200 and 211 N. I5th street M w0 FOILRENT, NJCE FRONT ROOM, WITIL board, steam Keat? Utopla, 1 Davenport st 1 5 i‘ FURNISH Dol D ROOMS AND BOARD, " Mit WO YOUNG MEN 2013 1 TO ROOM AND Foay ourd with young married couple. Strietly first class. No other roomers or boarders. Address M Bee Mita 6 SOUTH ROOMS, FIRST- EE UNFURNISHED RODMS niences for 1ght hous and no questions asked. 0 (:wm, ull modarn Nitdroni A con month oe o Mce. (w FOIRENT, THRED UNFURNISHED ROOMS Xtor light housekeeping, modern ¢ conveniences, ©nll 1515 Burt street, third #0o; B409 TACH 2100 ROOMS. 634 8. 1 Gt T, Ton and Leavenworih, BETWE FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES. [, ko ke PHE -~ TORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam st. The bullding hay x fireproot ce: ment basement, completo steambenting Axtures: water on all the #oors, gas, etc. Avply at the ofiice of The Bea, FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. —FOR RENT, 10-ACRE TRACT WITH o cottage Just vutside of eity. Y. Life. EMALL Hicks, ugent, 50 WANTED TO RENT. HOUSE OF & farout; one with 15 Terriil, 2104 Douglus st. 07 OR 6 n preferred. Call or nddress K STORAGE. T\'I DY, CLEAN & PRIVATELY STORED FUR niture, 1207 Do uglas,Omihia Stove lepalr works s " CLEAN, WELLS, 1111 WANTED—T0 BUY. 2 T FURNITURE BOUGH Wells, T11 Farnani st SOLD, STOI WILL, PAY SPOT CASH N aNeED IN AN Gmounts from §20,000 1o $100,000 for stocks of dry goods, boots, hardware, clothing or carpets, — Must ave large discount off Invoice price. No snide 0vks consl Address in- confidence, box 29, Lincoln, Neb, ) BUY SOME 8 PE Re FOILSAL (O oo 104 o0 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. l) FOIU SALE, A SINTY DOLLAR T0P BUC fors5.00. 11 K. Cole, Continentnl block. 238 TIOOM FLAT ‘Address M 2, URE OF more than rent. > MORTGAGEE SALE. $15.00 WilLbuy @ fine black ludy or entloman’s iy Ing mare, & leather top, sido bar. plano box buggy, L 6L, firstone with the cash ty A Mortenge om 11, Croig 15th wnd Douglis, noxt to P, 08 SALE o1 EXCHANGE. | 10 young Jncks and war sell or exchanzo one forgood Innd or work horses or good imported stalllon, both of the Jucks Are sure fol getters and quick porformers. Address box 61, Harian, In ostoftic M0 E TW0 64 5 PyA Noon TEAM, HARNESS AND WAGON, havo stondy bauling; will sell chenp 10r cash or trade: adiross M 50, oo, 546 LADY'S RIDING HORSE, SINGLE P onsai fouter. i New York Life bullding 390 6% PO saLe, PHAETON, NEW, JUST TH hing for ludy’s hurness and portabio barn. A guin. 1014 N, 208t M2 FOR SAL:-MISCELLANEOUS. QAcK ¥0. PRITCHARD, DOUG QAT ok 105 g st A Fom AT Q X MEXICAN YELLOW HEAD, ALSO African ey parrot; goud Calkers. 119 North 16k, room i 8 BLOCK. [ OF GLASS BELOW (O MISOELLANEOUS R VAN SANT WiLL sTART ANOTILER CLASS In shorthand and typowriting October Those who would like to bexin the present weok can do so. Instruction by a practical reporter. Re- sults certain. Room 513 N, Y. Life, M Rylowse KANCIL NO. 156 JHORSES, COLTS and cattle cared for the year round. G.G. Gans. Bouth Owabia, Neb. ©'.0. box 186, Myas 077 CLAIRVOYANTS. L MRE NANNIE V. WARKEN. CLAIRVOYA reliablo business medium H{th yoar at 119 A S ARRIVAL BXYRAOKDINARY: WONDERFUL Orevelations. Challenges the worll Mrs. br, M, rave, dead trance clalrvoyant, astrologlsi mist and life rewder: tell our life from the Cradio to krave: unitos the sOparatod; CAUSES et riage wit) one you love; lls where you will succoed 1n what business best adapted for; has the oelobrated Exyptian breastplate for luck and to doatroy bad inilencoss cures fts, Intemperance and sl private compluints with massage, baths and aleobol treatment. send $2.00, lock of hair, name and date of birth and receive accurate life o Jcents o stamps for eironla ive luitials of one you will warry; also photos of same. Omice 417 South 11th street, tirst #oor; hours, ¥ a.m. to ¥ pm Come one, come all, nad be couviaced of Hx\l won S 1ov MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MME LA RUE, MASSAGE, 416 80U stroet, thira floor, flat ¢ rl\_nuuuu STOWE, Mal 08 Prait streot. TP-MADAME SMITI 13 akoom 3, 3d Boor. Aleobol, PITOL AVENUE, sulphur aud sea FYRER \ MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Continued, Mra MASSAGE TREATMENT, mal baths. scaly and chiropodist ELECTRO-TH KR halr troatment ont, 1S 15th, W 1 anlonre nell bk ] MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAOE. 7a ¥ GELL with Hospe,or N, W. cor. 15th and Harney. 942 3 NBECK BANIO ACHER, W W Nodolays W made (n smAll OF IKFEe sim N PER OT. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. WTGAGE LOANS LESS THAN TnciaAios A1l churyes Chatles W, i LOANS on real 0 commission Is 4 1n the enst Wiicrern tow \\ wowoet rate W, ofany kind. Why pay hi You can ket full benefit of Loun and Trust \\ P und At lowest rate WoNoN Inity W, ney's foes. Wa mulis on bullding and 1oa} months C.Garsin & Co., W The o ¥ NEY T Day Life ¥, HARR AT MONEY, Wit Faran: W W, LOANS HE FID red to elose 10 ¢ 1owest was Br TAY, ESTA TONEY 1C $15.84 pajd m Rat, Foor 1's cha IMAHA SAVINGS Ato 1o T PER CENYT 4 on Omaha elty proporty. N | rates? M low rates from G poved to 8. K. o EY Alex M wost 1an ) LOAN 0O rate. A. G 18T A BANK MAK for sh Iwhya bo bank on (ha corner of 1ith and DougIns streets ha Nat. bank b ND2D MC mATKeL FaL v or 1 the loan: fou IMPROVED Frost, Dou, “ 1AND 2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND ¥ mortuages. e eo bldg ) UN IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED oporty. £1000 And uBWAFds 6 L0 W. Farnam Smith & Co.,15th an vercent Harney 1000 IRTGAG 102 iS LOANS « Loans 1ong time s wre not and at the cITy K18 blk 100 [0 & Selby, 554 Board of Trade 1n2 FARM REAL ESTATE LOANS i consnit us be b ing. 205 Sheeloy bloc 105 )} TOAN AT LOWE I8 company, 1605 Farna MONEY - NET T0 extr 1. T5th wnd Do de. rates t 190N, 012 N LTV TRU rner s on city Subm ) LOAN cates: bul euunn & Co, 0 TOAN, & thiy will No commission 1088 than 6 por oent 10 you need mones €am you use mo 11 eall or L Neb. address room 343, ON TH LOANS, 6 T no ndditional charges for commis W. B, Meikle, First National Bank bldx. ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. londs at 1o ehraska or [owa farms or Omaha city § W W or choloo s V. LIFE, CENTRAL LOAN & TRUSTCO., B LOW GATES, ZUTTLEBROWN BLI ST 0O, Boo balld renl estate avplication. IMPROV ilding Karbach ¢ 0,00 10 plan, loans u & PER € 10 or attor ks BORIOW char, ¥ 13 oli eap. 18 N, Y. ity o0 operty B BLDG ing. promptiy pin ED RE b ock NT [ LOAN 1N pay Off $1,000.00 In 78 building, 024 1 X X Davis, k20, \mm,n’m ) MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. WILL LOAN Ity s ALy srost, partinl MONE X 0NN P THE FIDE Room 4, Whil WILL LK LOANS ON (! D YOU ANY MONE contide atin itindntal block. AT cor. UM, 1A K SON mon {ONEY " ATY LOAN NG 15t JARANY and Harney st FROM §10 70 10,000 Y ON ANY KIND OF S¥ Hurrls, rooni 103 PRUTCHARD, 51 DOUGLAS BLK, 16 & DODGE 101 ABLE 1N th W, It Toth st 100 b o ¥ block 10: ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT. We make loans of any sizo, large or smiall, on J0ds, planos. horses, wagons, warehouse recelpts and personal property 0t all kinds, In any amount, without dd ) removal of property: ch and easiest pa. lelty HOUSEHOLI HORSES, WAGON W2 without publi 0 LOAN IN AMOUNTS om §10 JRNT FANY K ity or moval of pr 13 URE AND PIA ND CARRIAGIES, o IND apest ratos ST, 325 orty. You can anve time and money by calling on OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Room 11, Crelghton Block. 16th and Douglas, next to Postotice. INCORPORATED, m903 HATTEL LOA LOANS: A £ Van Gilder, room 20, tional bank. NED CHEAP AT Nobraska Loan Co.. 1816 Douglas st NV AMC Om nha YOUR OWN 03 LOW Na- MI0)-07 THURSDAY, FOR SALE-R¥AYL ESTATE. IR SALE, 8. 1TH, COTING & Tl}fi‘i\n’filfi Reed & Seiby, Board of Trade. REAL EsTATE. Bargnins only. My word Is ko od. | W. G. Albright, 521 2-3 New York Tafe. M JEORGE N, HICK Rea. atate and Ingestment agont, offers the falnwing bargaine (n roal eatate New modorn bullt housd noar Hanscom park, atl conventences, 1f so1d quick. §.200. Elogant double residence {aree barn, beaatital grounds, on one of fineal Restdence Streets, can ke g00d 1A A8 PAFL PRy ORL. $18,000 Cottage and ot only | foadr bloeks achool, Qe ehoap. At 850, Elogant fots in West £ 'near Thirty-first anda Dodge streets, ai #2,00 Lo €00 Ten ncren cloxe to city, With small cottage, n big bargain If 801 quick 320 weres Howard only £10 per acre, &, 10 ncrew in Hox Butte county plece of Innd, only §1.950 160 neres In Knox county, elght m ton. connty seat, chonp ot #1500 from Righ unty, three miles from Eiby ) Neb., splendid from Crefgh 16) neres In Gosper county, good land, If sold quick only $1.200. George N. Hicks, room 805 N. V. Life 01 0 OT 20 TUTTLESSUB 5 ACRES WITH - ROOM Jhouse, il improvements, Inquire 891 Boyd street M7y ON MONTHLY PAVME ROOM o sane 7 en.cago In Carthago addition on Cuming sireot | A cozy home. W. L Relby. 884 Chiamber Comm eroe, 70 MESALE O EXCHAN LOTS IN RAPID City, Dak., for clty saburban property or im. proved property (o small town, or land. Lots 2x122 and beauliful two milos fro Each (neumbrance £20.00 eneh PO, Price $0. levol Will pry off Incum brance and teade elons 1€ desired. Stmilar lots in CASLErn LOWDS snmo alze cost £100 00 Address Mrs Lilllo . Moore 4506 Dayenport street, Omuha, Neb! M 0 ACRES JUST SUBDIVIDED INTO ACRE 1,073 Inl salo for one week from Monday.October nest acro property $et piatted. On_motor Price of city luts adjolning from $150.00 to fMoring whole acres at from 0000 to sy torms, 7 por cent. Warranty decd and abstract with each were. Only for oue w Apply At my omce for full particulars, 1. A Lov gron.room 507, J. ). Brown block, 8. K. cor. 16th and Douglas, ORice open until 6 o'clock Al JPOR SALE AWO Ot THRER BARGAINS. 160 nere farm’ threo miles sonth of Waterloo, this county, first class, partly under cultivation, bal ance iy and pastire, $0.00 per acre. 1t will pay YOu o 100k at this. 4) weros on Dodge strect, six miles from postoftice, lnys well: will be sold choap. Nice cottage, full 1of, on Decatur strest, lot and stroot graded. only 250000, on_terms to suit, This 18 ehnhiee o get a home only n short distance out ugh G. Clark. 1218 Harney street MAlG ¢ NG AT JFL L LOT AND 2 GOOD COTTATES BIRIN $40) per yor onch, room for 2 more CF. liarrison, 012 N. Y. Life rice $12,00). SIX Ol SALE POPPLETON avenue, Mode model home; 000, Rowd & 3 PARK HOME SEEKERS—IN AVONDALE Jwean have an_elogant home arranged 0 sult 1 with bullding (mit. treo ower, wat s, within walking distance 'of busi 0ls wnd ehirehes, and a1l for about $3,000 tuin to bo tho prettiest inside restdonce-addition in thecity. Over one-third of it alrendy sold. Sea us for partionlarsbefoce the price s raised. Fidel- Ity Trust company. 1702 Far AT FALLS. MON., CITY OF WONDERFUL ourcos. Water power, coal, fron, gold, styer, copper. wool, lamber. stock, ageleulture, ete. Mls sourl river falls 512 fot In soven miles. ~ For anl Eiglity c for residence and business lots, nes i wnd copper works, only $10. terms e Address, J. 0. Gregg, skent, Grent Fulls, Mon. 1 SALL WNER 10,00 ACRES OF s ming land at o creat swerl I Poterson, 1412 3.1ith st.,0m ) Fonsa 24th 8L owner, Room i1, Bushmin WH, Omali [P0, SALECIMPROVED STOCK ncres under oultivation: % of the cultivated: good soil 54, care Bee Pub. Co,, O W ANIED, HANSCOM xas land for ( Wanted, Omaha pro PROPERT business property rty and cash for land Wanted, purchaser 101 8 per cent_mortgage, Wanted, purchaser for i bor cent mortgage. Wanted. cliolce bk per cu Wauted, section of land at § F acre. Stanto county, $13 per acro “lay county. £24 per nere. Otoe cour Sarpy near o 10 ncros Dod 160 acros Sarpy oo S0 neros near South C. ¥, Harrison. 812 NANC 000, 40 nctes Colfax county, £5 per nere. Wanted, one-half section fine [and reasonable. Wanted. merchandise for Hanseom pl. lot. Wanted, guarter seetion Thayer or Jefferson Co. Wanted, house for elear 10ts and cnsh, Wanted. cholee investment of any kind. LY. Life F' L, CORNER 1GTH AND BURDETTE, tarrison 8 5 14 ARM OF 810 ACRES IN NANCE acres cultlvated, kood houso and tenant hotses, barn, granary and i1ving_water. 8ol productiv 50 bushels this yenr to acre. Price, 815 acre. C. F 1ife. 5 1provoments. 8726 LOT, —MON ness confidentiul. st b JOW AT o J, W [ —MONEY and eusy payim and. ‘) lor, '0 LOAN ON FUR horses, wagons and collateral securi ITURE, PLANO: ity. Bus Fred Terry, room (33 Katge bik ON FUR 90 DAYS. ts, on furniture, pianos te., without delay_or Dult. Green, roow 8, Bi CHEA publicity arker DIOCK. ITURE LIVE Ploneer blk., South Omaba, STOCK P RATE lve cush g Mis2 al stawp, w K. 1 a h at one Address BUSINESS CHANCES FORSALFK, 11 10 the leading Aotng an | Al iwnys cash, L street, 1. FOR SALE uce better result ave It when seon. in every ¢ K premises, 25th and Dodge, Mr I a formatic Dodge street, Omuha - Y: [ Y Ownlin. A B, Y, boot a £00d cush business. antly fu 11 because of pos porter. Se nd ndvertising nee (o o auply Sterling, Neb lue, unity requirlng sw exceedingly profitable an write to th i full particulars will be glven. G E BUSINESS o and two y i ush and du mmense bu 1l on or SEE incoln, Nob. 5. Everybody wants it and or biock, O LOLLING 1 e il in SInuss: ove addresy J wing ndersigned. AT A VERY LOW FIGURE ontire state (nterest in one 01 the heaviest 1ug monopolies now before the publie. 1t will sa 25 ver cent of the conl bills of e ybody A lurge businoss cal unty. 1129 1/ st or health, patro age. or “addross Y 20-RO0M HOT) only hotel in' town, Full CIHANC tho lease, furniture and ixtures of tho Merriam hotel, ¢ ixhed. nl Best private fu; ' socurod Nebraskn ). Neb. 13 ntalning business. articulars by m zhity permane {1y hotel in the west, W v £50.000.00 A groat burgain B. Mason, i, Neb, W 02r OPPOR: srtmn and nnd inelosing o THE pay. and pro- Wil 2 08 dono M5 SOLD AT ) room | apply on e Mial 012¢ One-third note; Dan B, rasi chandise KE- st bal s For in. GOOD REPATI, Addross Keunnk Rothwell M20S 15 0 HEAD OF \\'mllll 1]‘|(r:|i\.~'|.i‘ K CATTLE 0iGs, clbar Ne ki land to at market Address 1003 Sth avenue, Kearney, Neb. Slocun Mizi 11 WILL SELL MY RESTAURANT AND kery, or trade It off, for property fn Town country town or small farm. Address, M 51, Bee. 43 0 Y ESTABLISHED MEAT market, Cuming streot. iogul o roos 40 Pax o block 5 571-10% DOCTOR WANTS GOOD_LOCATION. AD. oss, Doctor, Washington, Neb 506 b Y ;A LINE OF FIRST CLASS CONFECTIONERY: 5 good milk cows. 40 N, 2th street. South MK 5 d sho. 0 the city store (n i) One of t Addross 1. O, Box 5, ANTED, TO SELL HALF INTER E; 05 Moines. e _FOR EXCHANGE. IN A Dotng a ¥ bostlocations Des Mo in M "CUEAR OMAHA REAL ESTATE FOR MDSE, actusl valuation. Money 10 loan. Box 815,0maha. 110 n I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEB AND DAKOTA. Wit sell or exc hange. Box 76, Frankfort, ind 11 7 7 wunex,: safoty. Z.. SHOICK FARMS IN brasku, 10 trado for Lorses, cattle or gen mdse. HAYES Address C. IL Eubsok, Hayes Center, Ne COUNTY, N ral 16312 “WANTED, ONE ACRE NEAR CITY LIMITS, fiwost, in_exchange for olear lot in Adures —VERY FI fidog, 3 years M 20 Boe i BMOOTH COAT old. Albright's 5 ST, BERNALD for pneamatie’ OF cushion Address M 42, Boo oMce. B2 5 TO EXCH AN 10 E 410t house wnd I Harrison, G612 N.'Y. FOR EXCHA and land in Kan rison, 912 N 7 GE, LOT 1 Lite. Late. NGE-WE 10 manu facturing conoern Awerican for mere HANSCOM PLACE andise. HANGE, FARM NEAR NEB Ot in Owaba and cash. HAVE #3000 8100 dolag good ¥uel Co. C. F. Har a8 5 CIT C.F. 438 5 bu 1o Omaba that we will trade 1u whole or part for £00d work horses. M350 ro hore o Awestern 1o or riy i Tustiink a trade. Z—FOR EXCHANGE, 8§00 term ) r Omahs. L) P, 0. box 654, for per ive trade o one tothree thousand dolls ity TO $15,00 CLEAR 65 “IOWA FAGM FOB SALE OR TRADE. AD: idress M %, Bew. MTY 9 OST—A BLACK COLT, MIXED WITH GEAY, 2 whito fore foot, white spot in_ forohead. Notlfy Omubi Progress, W7 Furnam stres M OST, LADY'S WATCH, BETWEEN 16TH AN and 15th o alamond in o Dodi d Harney N chain with $250 plece attached. Keward for re wirn to Bee oftice BT 6 05T BE Land tan EHOUND BITCH, BLACK, W lost wearing collar bearing name Finder will roturn to 222 Farnnm 408 5 TLOST, CHILIYS KECKLACE, HAMILTON, BET, 42ith and, 2th. Fluder please leave at Dwyor ¢ AG rugstore ] 401 5t DANCING SCHOOL. T & MIES, MORAND'S SCHOOL Armory Capltal Ave., will ro senson on Saturda L October st £ Tuesdny,October ith for ndults. OR DANCING pon for the ¢ childron, snd Ciroulars at Snow, fand e Couls arug Mstore, T1sun and | Farna Private lossons canbe taken now at thelr re Aence, 20 Dodge St. [ ~ DRESSMAKING., A LADY OF 10 VEARS EXPERIE oliildren and misses drossen to i DESINES ake at home. Frices moderate Call at 622 N. 19th strect. 40550 TAKEN UP. R AKEN UP-A BAY HORSE, ABOUT A MILE from Millard, Neb. Ownel n have same by calling nt Clwus Sump, Millaed, Neb., and payng all exponses S WANTED— MONEY. WANTED. S0 FOR i MONTHS; G001 security, Address M 3 Be 155 TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST in the WORLD! MEGEATH STATIONERY CO,, 1504 Furnam Street, Omaha, ¥, M. €. A, Dolngs, The foot ball players will take up the In- dian game of lacrosse soon, and are now busy disel ng the respectiVé merits of rackets, and coaching up on the, game, They will begin practice soon at, the ussociation tonuis grounds, Mr. Roberson, the asslstant secretary, who Lias been confined to _Lis house for several weeks past, 1s now out and expected at his post iu fow days, (it Mr. Caruban, wio was leader in college athletics at Bellevue, and is now in the theo- logical seminary in thig givy, will speak to young men Friday evenlng. 1o the past four days, twelve memberships have veen issued. 'ne outiog club, with Mr. E. E, Thomas an attractive as leader, is laying ' out program for the month and on the lith Lhey visit the riprap om ‘the Missouri. On the 15th they take an a(igrnoon out on the open and go for hazel puts at Pries's lake, ‘They reckon ou lots of fun that day. The 15th the white lead works at East Omaha will be explored; 20th, a8 second trin will be madeto the smelter. In November aseries of hare and bounds will be run, alterouting with the tramp trips to tie points of inter- est. The junior membeérs take their outing Saturday morniog. Friday eveniug the board of directors held their regular meeting, Next Mouday eveniug the Current Topic club will discuss the advisibility of quar- antine for one year against immigration from cholera infected countries, Dr. Som- ors, the city physician, will open the dis- cussion, Last Monday evening Mr. Helssenbuttel, and a number of young men from the associ- ation, conducted a service for the soldiers of Omaba. The Camera club meets Saturduy '"’""‘K for au informal “quiz"’ on photography, I M. Richardson, will occupy the chair. Amateur photographers are lnvited to attend and take part iu the diseu: OCTOBER 6, 1892. WANIS ITS BUSINESS BACK | Earnest Efforte of the Union Pac'fic to Re- cover Its Puget Sonnd Traffic. IT ASKED FOR A BOARD OF ARBITRATION Not Satisfied with Its Defeat by the North- ern Pacific, Will Try Again— Western Roads Have Pledged Them- selves to Mai Rates, Cimeaco, 111, Oct. 5.—Tho Uniou Pacific is making & bard fight to recover its Puget Sound business. It refuses to uccopt qictly the defeat it suffered in the loog and bitter contest beuween it aud the Northern Pucific, and has asked a board of arbitrators to help it out of its gifficulty. Tne Norihers Pacific held that the Union Pacific bad no right to make through rates to Puget Sound points aud use the lines of the Northern Pa- cific in ticketing passengers from Portland to their destination. ''he United States court decided that the Northern Pacific could uot be compelled to nccept these through tickeus, and it immeaiately pro- cceded to shut the Unton Pacific out of the disputed territory. The lutter com- pany transferred its fight to the Chicago Railroad association, which is now in ses sion here, for the purpose of checking pas- senger rates, The Northern Pacitic insisted that the Union Pacifie had no right o havo a through rate to Puget Sound points, shown in the Chicago rate sheet. ‘e Union Pa- citio mude a strong fight to have tho rate putin ana the question was submitted to a vote of the associution. Only the Chicago & Alton and the Chicazo Northwestern supported the cluims of the Union Pacific. All tho rest voted in favor of the Northern Pacitic, and as the majority roles the Union Pacific was once more de- featea. 1t is not satistied, however, and will appeal to arbitration in tho hops of having the decision of the Chicago Railroad associa- tion reversed. Under the rules of tho as- sociation any member has the right of ap- peal under such circumstances. Will Maintain the Rates, Chairman Caldwell has petitioned all the roads in the territory of the Western Pas- senger association, both members &na non- members, to sign an agreement to mantain absolutely the authorized rates on vasserger traftic, after Octcber 10, and thus check the demoralization caused bv the large num- ber ot excursion tickets tnat have tooded the murket of late. The majority of the roads, including this Chicago & Alton, have complied with the request and pledged themselves to maiutain the rates. This is positively the only foundation that exists for the rather sensational story that has been sent out from Chicago to the effect that the Western Passenger association bas adopted a new agreement to take the place of the old one and that tho Chicago & Alton has re- suined its membership in that orgunization. Discussed Dotails, No plan has been perfected as yeu by tho committeo of genoral managers appointed to formulate a revised agreement for the Western Freight association. A long ses- sion today was devoted toa discussion of details, and it was found that & aifference of opinion existed as to just bow muca of the compeitive traflic should be embraced in the proposed tonnage pool. Soma thought that local traffic should be included, while others were of a contrary opivion. There seems to bea determination on the part of all the mauvagers, however, to stick to tho work before them untilan agree- ment of some kind is reached, They will meet again Frida; President Caldwell of the Nickel Plate has withdrawn the charge prefevred agaiust tho Wabash 1wo weoks ago to the effect that the latter rond was the first to make an excur- sion rate of $7.30 to Buffalo and return. In a letter to Chairmau Blanchard of the Cen- tral Traflic association he says: ‘*‘Regard- ing the Niagara- Falls excursion. I retura the affidavits received and regret the mis- take of our agent in naming the Wabash as the road offering a §7.30 rate instead of the Chicago & Erie.” IL BLUFF COUN DEPOT. Anxious People from Iowa Consult with President Clark, Mr. F. L. Ames, one of the chief stock- holders of the Union Pacific arrived Tuesday via the Missouri Pacific, and yesterday was busy with President Clark and General Leighton in discussing the Council Bluffs union depot muddle with a number of repra- soutative men 1rom the city ncross the river. Tho depot situation there is quito as in- volved as Omaha's, aud the solid men of the Bluffs aro ut a 10ss to know just what to do to get a union depot upon the grovnds they have purchased for that purpose nearer the city than the present transfer station. At one time nearly all the lowa roads hfd agreed 1o use one comiuon depot, but the Council Bluffs people could aot get action fast euough and the Northwestern broke away and commenced a very pretty aud substantial suburban station of jts own. Some of the interested ones in the scheme wert on & tour of inquiry to St. Louls and Chicago and returned broken-hearted that the railroads waited upon could give them 10 information us to their probavle course in the depot matter. At the meeting held last week the situation was aiscussed at length and the Little life left in the scheme was pounded out of it by the leaders in tho movement, who saw no hope of building & a rul at this time. Vesterday the representatives of the depot company called at headquurters to see if something could not be done o infuse new life 1nto the scheme, with what success was DOL given ont. Mr. Clark, Mr. Ames, General Leigbton and Mr. I3, Dickinson leave today on an ex- tended tour of the Union Pacific systom, the vresident’s car being attached to No, 1. I'te Christian Endeavor people will use the Burlington route on tte 7th 1o attend the staie convention of Endeayorers which meets at llo.u rieo on F'riday. J. S. Knox, traflic manager of the Cudahy Packing company, went east last nigit. Mr. Bon Barrows has rewurned from Cuicago. L le & Nushville Elect Directors, LovisviLLg, Ky., Oct. b —The stockholders of the Lowsville & Nashville road feld their aonual meeting today. The meeting was a yery brief one and the stockholders present approved the annual report. Tho stock rep- resented was 366,801 shures out of 525,000, The voard. of directors for the ensuing vear 15 us foliows: August Belmont, J. A. Carter, C. A. Horsey, A. Marcus, William Mertous, E. D. Norton, J. B. Thorbet, Tnomas Rutter, C. G. Rogers, £. Smith, M. H. Smith, J. H. Schiff and J. D). Taggart. No otner business came before the stock- bolders, and they adjourned at once. Chair man August Helmont was the ouly stock- holder from the east present at the mecting and the other stock not 1n the keeping of Mr, Belmont was rapresented by Prasident Smith and a balf dozen losal stockbolders who were present, Chairman Belmont represented European slock. At their meeting the directors, who are the same as for last year, reorganized with Mr. August Belmont of New York as cuair- man, No other business beifig before tho meetiog, the election of officers was held and resulted in but oue change, Tue position of third vice president, svil now held by Mr. W. J. Wood of Nashville, was left vacant, to be fliled at another meeting, Tho other officers were ro-elected as follows : Milton H. Swith, president; Swart R.Knot, first vice president: A. M. Quarrier, second vido president: J H. Ellis,” secretary; W. W, Thompson, treasurer. Mr. Wood’s resignation was in at once. Mr. Wood resigned of bis own volition, - Will Meet the © 81 Pavi, Mion, Oct. 5,~As anticipated, the So0 will meet the Norihern Steamship company’s cut on westbouud freight from New York, The cut of the latter company will g0 into effect today and Saturday will be mot by tho 500 road 1n connection with the Canadian Atlantic railroad. Bought & Stewmship Line. S1. PavL, Minn, Oct. £.—The announce- ment was made this morning through the medium of an official circular that the North- ero Pacific Rallroad company has acquired the ownership of the Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship company, and that_here. | after it will be operated as the Puget Sound & Alaskn division of the Northern Pacifio railroad and that it is under the jurisdiction of the latier company’s ganeral offices, Mr. Waiter Oakes is appointed suverintendent of the new division, with oftice at Tacoms, Wash. -— Threo Things to Remember. Hood's Sarsaparilia has the most merit. | Hood's Sarsaparilla has won unequaled success, Hood's Sarsaparilla greatest cures Is it not the medicina for you! accomplishios the Constipation 15 caused by loss of the paris- taltic action of the bowals, [Hoot's pills re- store this action and invigorate the liver. o) THE COUNTY HOSPITAL AGAIN. Arolitect Meyers Files Suit for an Old Clnlm—Court Notos. When Architect E. E. Moyers ot Detrolt, Mich,, the wno planned the county hospital, orought his suit against the county 10 recovor n batunce of 200, it is ovident that | he did not know that County Attornov Ma honey was loaded. He was, however, and the charge that he fired intothe district court yosterdag was the proof of the fact. The Moyers potition, which recitea that there was due from the county the amount of monoy claimed, was filod some time ago, and It was thought that the couaty would not make any tight o the clatm,but that it woula simply allow the case to g0 by defanlt and coufess judgment for the full amount. These wer dispelled when County At ev Matonoy iied a couater olaitu for tho county, in which he set up a charge that Movors was indobtad to tho coant of Douge Ing 10 tho sum of £9,000 0n wecount, of the faulty construction of the hospital. Tho counter claiu, Mr. Mahouey statos that ho exrectsto prove by expert testimony. Be- sides this, ho oxpocts to prove thut Moyers koew that the plans wero faulty; that ho knew that the hospital was not constructed vroperly and that the faulty construction man went ou with s full knowledge and con- sent. o filing of tho countor claim will un- doubtedly throw the case over until tho next term of court unless the iterested par- ties should all agree to havo it taken up and wied out of 1ts rogular ordor. Thocase of tho Cawlor State bank of Cawiker, Kan., against Wilson Jennings 13 on trial in Judge Doane'’s court. The plain- BT is suing to recover on n $4,000 vote, exe- cuted Febraary 23, 1501, There ave charges of fraud, bribory and ail kinds of corruption. The cise against Henry May, the young man who jumped his bail and was brougnt oack from Council Bluffs by Stenft Beunett 1ast night, was called in criminal court this morning and continued on uccount of the absence of some material winosses. May was a elerk in Hayaen's store and appropri- ated a large quantity of goods. & freel Chotera When properly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear, cholora can nearly aiways bo cured. 'The patient should go immodiatery to bed and remain as quiet as possible, Send for a physician, but while awaiting his arrival wke Chimberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remeay in_doublo doses after each operation of the bowels more than vatural, If thero is severe pain or cramps take it1n double dosés overy fifteen minutes until velieved, This remedy has been used with great succoss in seven epidemics of dysentery that were olmost as severe and dangerous as cholera, and if used us divocted a cure is almost certain. Every family should have ab)-cent vottle at hand ready forin- stant use. After the discase 15 uuder coutrol castor ofl must be taken to cleanse the system. No other physic or substituto will do in piace of castor oil. For sale by drug- gists. ANNOUNCEMENA In addition to the production of Charles Frohman’s’ *Jane,” which will open a three nights' engagement ut Boyd’s New theater tonight, the much talked of New York Hor- ald prize comedietta, *Chums,” will precedo the comedy, and as it will be handled by Mr. Frohman’s comedians this in itself will guarantee & repetition of its enormous suc- cess 10 other cities. Too much eannot be said of the excellence of the turee act comedy ‘Jane.” It comes to us fresh from New York where it has had an unprecedented run of more than 300 nights. Tho plot of this very successful comedy has already been told 1n thesocolumns. 1t has been the social success of both London and New York for two seasons. At the Farnam Streot theater commencing Sunday matinee, October 9, “'om Dilloway” will be presented. Idge- wood is tne name of a New England village, and the *‘folks” are some of its mbabitants. The action concerns itself with the expe- rience of a young clergyman settled in Sdwewood whom certun wicked schemers seek o despoil of a magniticent inherit- ance, aud whose fortunes are defended a-d saved through the countervlotof a_devoted friend. The latter character, Tom Dilloway, ono waok, being performed by Mr. Heywood, who assumes several disguises und exuibits in- genuity and zeal, together with a clever talent for impersonating. The qualities that impress and _att acting aro ct in this gentleman's sincerity, amiability, tenderness aud playful bumor. Mr. Heywood’s *Tom Dilloway” is a creation, and " is full _cnough of rapid changos vo satisfy a lover of paoto. wime, and has manhiness enough about 1t to please a bishop. The more one sees of Sol Smith Russell the more does one become onamorca with bis art, It is true, so free from conventionality and clap trap of any kind. Ho uever strikes one false note to mar the harmony of nis embodi- ments. Mr. Russell’s impersonation of Noah Vale in *A Poor Relation.” 1s oue of tho best things to be seen on the American stago today. It is something unigues and im- presses the spectator with the idea of entira comicalitv. There are also movements of pathos such as are mada koown in Joffer- sows “Itip Van Winkle.) Over all there is the steady radiance of a brivht and sunay zature. The whole picture he prosonts is one of dainty humor llecked with strands of tender pathos, Mr. Russell makes his an- nuai visit to Omahi on the first three oven- ings of next weei. On Monday evening he will present “A Poor Ielation” and on Tuesday ana Wednesday evonings, “Poaces tul Valley,” omething new and novel in the way of minstrelsy is promissd by Charles k. Schill- ing’s minstrols, wno appear in Boyd’s theater on next Sunaay evening for one night only. T'he first part, instesd of the old style min- ‘strel first part, is something entirely new aud 1s taken from Gilbert & Sullivan's popu- lar comic opera, **Tho Pirates of Penzance,” - A Cholera seare. A roported outbreak of cholera at Hel- metta, N, J., created much excitement in thatvicinity. Tnvestigation showed that the disease was not cnolera but a violent dysen- tery, which is almost as severo and danger- ous s cholera. Mr. Walter Willara, a prominent morchant’ of Jamesburg, two miles from Helmetta, snys Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera ana Diarrbaea llemedy has glven great satisfaction in the most severe cases of dysentery, It is certainly one of the best things ever made. For sale by druggists, ; ~ Bullding its. The following permits were issued by the superintendent of buildings yesierday : James MeCord, two-story and basement briek warehouso, Twolfth and Leaven- WOrth streets .. $0end 27,00 Williaw Eldredze, two-story frame wd- dition to rosidonoe, Thirty-slxth aud Mason streets Four riinor permiis ... Total 2,000 1,800 - Nature Needs assistance it may be best to reuder iv promptly, but oue should rememner 10 use Whe! eveu the most pertect remedies only when reeded. The best and most siwplo and gen- tle remedy is tho Syrup of Figs, manufact- ured by the California kig Syrup Co. — e Condemued Decayed Fotatoe: Saditary Oficer Graves yesterday dis covered a car loaa of decaying polatoes, which were being sorted for sale by peddlers aod ordered ihem thrown into the river, They bad been shipped to Kiddle & Co., who refused thew. Ageni Flannigeu then sol¢ thew t peddlers for $5 —— Disoase never successiully 1lacks Lbo sys tem with pure blood. DeWitt's Sarsaparilla wiskes pure vew blood sad euriches blong, WILL REMEMBER COLUMBUS Omaha Schools Will Celebrate the Anni- vorsary of Amerioa's Discovery, EACH SCHOOL WILL HAVE EXERCISES Superin ont World's Fat Fitrpatel Man o k Talks of t Us Plans for 1ts—Will Not tthe Limited Spaee. me If the shade of the immortal Columbus should happen to make Omaba a visit ou the 20th or 2Ust of the present moath it will doubtless hear many complimentary things suid about the life and accompiisnments of tho real, flosh aud blood Columbus away buck in the filteenth century. Tuo schools of Omaha are golng ta celebrato Columbus day in fine shape, but there will bs no gén eral celovration or mass meeting unless ar- rangements different from those now under coutemplution are uudertaken. Superintendent Fitzpatrick is of the opin- fon thaL it would not ve expediont to nnder- take a gonoral meoting for the Columbus day celobration vrogram for the reason that it would be intpessible to get tho children all into one building, even if thoy could all attend at one central polut, and because he believes that @ prograg of approjwiato ex- orcicos at each building will be of much renter benefit to the children and will make 1L possible for a lurger number of thom to tuke an active and inerestod part than to huve & general meeting and attempt to gather the enilaren ull together in one place. The teachers and prineipals*of the various §Chools Are NOW bHUSY PreNATING Droxrams ot appropriate exercises for the oceasion and in addition to this thero will provably be some spoakers invited to the school buildings to addross tae pupils on the Froat events with which the lifo of Christopher Columbus is insepavably connected. About the World's Fair Exhibit. Superintendont Fitzpatrick returaed Tuca- day night from Chicago, where ho attended & meeting of ruprescutative educators from all parts of the United States, who mot to oon- sider the edueational exhibit at the World's Columbian exposition, Thers lns boen von- sideravle dissatixfaction on the part of nearly all the prominent educators interested in the World’s fair exhibitover tho way the edu- cational interests were boiug slighted by tho board of directors and the matter came to a climax at the meeting day before yesterday. “ln the first place,” said Mr. Fitzpatrick today, “wo were given to understand that the cducational, or school and college, ox—- hibit_ should bhave 500,000 fect of space. o directors eut this 10 400,000 ana then to 500,000, aud later 1o 200,000, giving us 100,000 in the gal and 100,000 on the main floor of the machiery building. Now they say that the school and collego exhibit wust ve onfined to (0,000 feet, and us a matter of fact there is no wbsolute assurance that even that amount of space will bo allotted to this important purnose. lo matter had reached n polnl where 1L was necos- sary to do somothing radical and posi- tive, so we seat the diroctors our ultimatum, We passed a resolution, which I had the nonor of in.roducing, upnointing a committee to wait on the directors of the World’s fair and demand that the educa- tional exnibit be allotted not less than 200,000 foet of spaco und requesting a scporate building for this exhibit. 1f this demand is not complied with there 1 be no educational exhibit at the World fair. The direclors can now seo the situation and take theivchoice 1 the matter. Some of the board arein favor of putting up a building. for the educational exnibit and others are not. The uitimatum decided upon by the eaucators present at tho meeting this week in Chicago will bo presented to the Board of Directors at once and in all provability the situation will be more clearly deftined in the near future. There would bo no use of try- ing to have an exhibition in the 60,000 feet of space. We want a creditable exhibit or none. My opinion is that the directors will put up a separate building for the educa- tional exhibit.” e Sickness Among Children, Bspeciully infants, is prevalont at all times but is largoly avoided by giving proper nour ishment and wholesome food. 1'he most suo cessful_and reliable is the Gai! Borden “Bagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your gro- cer and druggist kesp it. TUE 1 TRUMENTS 180. ARRANTY DEEDS. v toJ R Me- yn's subdly, MaA pluced on record Oot. 5 Arthur Anacer Kinnie, lov7, bloek 1, 1 N8 Hydb park N C Holme and wifé (o Swian Olsen. iov 16, block Brown bark ors W 2 Gordon to Arthur Anderson, jots 7 wnd 8. block 1, Pruyn's subdivin Hyde park ST Js% e R B00) Abrabim Koscnbery and " wife to B A Benson, 1oL 7, block 10, 12 V Smith's add and 10t 5, biock 4, Kountzo Piaco ... 15,000 L L Thomis and wife to M R Bonoer,5ix 14 T in lot 10, block 1, Park Pinee, commenelng at point 50 {1 s of nw cor.. 500 A Benson, trustee: 1o Juraes Skirv- i w3 £L o2, block 76 Benson 50 Daniel Linahan ot ul toJohn L lhulum. undiy 4-5 of W 44 fu lotd, block 198, Omaha, B 1 Charies Larm an’ wite'to O M Budk. 1ot 10, block 450, Grandview ... 250 idelity Trust company to Yuba K Counsman, 1ot 22 and w % lot 24, block Avon iule park ... $ba st aL,000! iunner and hos Sl mpson, HX1E2 feot commencini at PO 132 feet 1 % feel o of 8N corner nw ne -1 p : 825 Bulthas Jevwer and wife to O\ 1Topkins, 125 feot of 5 00 feet of 1100 foct lots Qind 9. block 1, Jotiers add %75 1 A Benson and wife to Abral nhery, 86 uw und w g Sw n Pauisen ot executors, to city of Omahu, utract insw FOOr ne nw i B for purk and boulevard pur Doses i . 38 Lowe and hiisbnd 10 of lov 1, block 5 and a strip n Iul, i Diock 8 Pairidics 2nd - Saratoga ada, sitin RS T 3R ConkiThg ot il 00/ Sanid, o tract in'sw nw H-10-1, snme n G W Forbes und wife to san 0 traet in 15, G 17 Robert Priess and wi Tnnw nw d=1o-14, . cene B L Keys and wife 1o traciin 1ot 1, in George Forbe's sub, same. ... Alfret Donag nd wifo o sune, tract ln lov 2, same, 8amo 37 Forbes and husband, u vract in 1ot 14, Snme, same . » James Ohristio and wife o s 0, i trac 10 1000, sume, 8aino © L Me nd wife 1o s 1 ATt of loUK, same, san § Marguret MeCoy to sume. o tract ins ATt of L0UB, BiIne, SAme .. i ga 3 ¥ Critig nnd wife to suime. d triéd i purt Jot 6, sinimna, sin Martin Anderson and wifo (0" same. tract n n part 1ot d, same, sum . Beth I Winch wnd wife 1o same, & Lract I n purt 1oL 4, SRS, BRIE ...ueis 0 J .0 Suith, guardinn, to same, w tract in lots 4 and b, block |, Patrick’s 31 Sara add, nime . . . 1 trick d wife to sime, © Lot % bloek % and a truct adjo 13,000 . und i of L o, BATIE, o, w brict fn side ot 6, block b, Patrick’s 2d Sara 02 wdd, suns ... 1 Saral O Patrick (o 1ot J, bioek 1, part Lot 2, biosk 1 et ol 3, bloe B saine, same \ . 1 Jobutrleicund Wife (0 s 1o, part ot block Lund partlovd, block s, same, i T 1 G W Bt 10 siime. e 20 foet lois 1, 2 and 4, bloek 1, Smithliold add, same 1 ML Litl 020 foer 1ot 1, biock 4 und tlot 2, bloek (2 SUING, B0 1 Phiio Parsons and wifo'to same, iy traet 1n ol 10, George Forbes' subdiv, siime, 1 Blair, he rs of L same, o tr 1 in sw cor W ihedel) sume ehasn 3 btarratt und wife 1o 1 W Free 1ot ¥, block 183, South Omaha QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Chicago, Rock Islund & P \puny Lo Osear Quic 15-Tie 44 2 4 Vstiaetagt 0 3 W Taylor wnd wife to Robert Druu ot 4, block 1, Westside .. . 250 14 Andrews und wite to Juy Northrap, lot 12, Bung's sub. D 1 Marla Hellman to City of Omaba, & tract, lot 15, George Vorbe's sub, tor ovard and park purposes 1 Same 10 4w wine Goorge Forbes and wifo (o 54} 10108 16, SWIBE, SAME ... \0.or DEEL I F Boyd (sheriff) to G F Brown, und %% fots 16 and 10.bloek 48, lots 1 Lo 5,block abract in 1ot 16, $iii6 44 ot 2, bicok $48 Grand view, . ... 360 Dedication of o 4 Morton ave and ext of Murinda st s948 TrsghreineVaidadd Totul awmount of transfers.. o118