Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1892, Page 7

IHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY SPECIAL NOTIGES.- l DVERTI EMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will e taken antil 12:90p. m. for the evening And antil 8:30 p. m. for the moraing of Sunday edi tion, No adesrtisement taken for less (han 2 conts for he first Insertion. All advertisements in these columns word for the firseinsertion and | cor ench wubsequent Insertion. or §1.5 month. Terms cash 1n advance. I Wymbois, ote ., each countas n word tinements must run_consecutively by requesting & numbsred check, ean hnve the Jettors addressed Lo o numbered lotiee in eare of %0 nadr iba delivered 134 conts & % a word for poe_1ine_per Inls, Ngnres ATl Adve . SITUATIONS-WANTED. WANTED, PORITION A% STENOGRATHER Ay Young indy well wpin ali tho ¢ onts 0 an e b Very bikhestiocommenaations Nadress I i A TANTED SITUATION 1 4 year nee in wholess eral ‘merchandise business. Spe Boheminn well. Address Jolin A Lincoln Chioago, 111 Beo. YOUNG MAN OF 1 retall gon wks English and Moraz, 511 South WANTED-MALE HELP. UM TR T STENOGRAPTIEIS ANDTYE Wrojnyited to el and register thelr nanes and qualifeations with o 1ployment We mako no charge to either ployed. Drop in and aes wo @oing all wo ean for the worthy sienc typewritist. The €mith Premior 1ypewriter Co 10001 Farnam st., Omahn, Neb 8t Bz lAxTeD, 18 AN OFFICE, BIIGIFT YOUN Finn wbout (i years of age. Toat rofaronces re quired. € flo understandy st Typewniting proferred. Addr AUATY Ot COMMISSION T0 AG {atant Chomienl T Brasinie L Ivantion: of tho ng biic 20 40 L proft Agonts making % TWoek, ) want s generaPgent to prasing. Monrow Eraser Mig Co. X @, L PS8 PR hollday Kadward ACTIVE WORKFERS FOR 81 eraphis 0f tho World," costing onnnz. Awents wild'with suce Henty, Poyertovn, P, olearud 10 1n one week Misadonnic A Clark, Salida, Colo., £ the first ¢ utflt $1.00. Torms free. Address Globoe Bibia autishing ( t, Phiindalvhin, OF 358 Dearborn treet, Chicazo, 1l M3l 2 ]; TMAN WANTED ON SALARY, ONB WIO CAN learii quic aU1316 Douglas. 404DIB i, SALARY PALD WEH Wib at &inger oftice ]; O PAILORS INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN outting wt i Barker block MGG 2 B TANTED 10 CIGAR SPRCIALTY SALES men with ostabilshod trade 1n lowa and ‘Ne braska, to bogin work Janusry 1: none others need Addross at once C. . Smith Drug (o, St fi- TRAVELING SALESM k00dn and notions: none but oxperl need apply. Bloteky Bros. Co., 1114 Harney str W, WANT . 1o compotition. 4o i stans . Nutler Co., 201 Conter strcet, Chicag PoyaNrin, o . wnd full part tublikhod routes wiil be ermanert pl at once, Brovin bro; U time Apply ]; CWANTED, TINNERR AND PLUMBER, WHO is n good Band mon, o Lushors oot apply, Atoady' Job nnd k0od band. Address A. . Qiractor (hadron band, Chadron, Nob li WAN MAKE Dorake, 1t ana riore B AGENTS' SNAP! 8100 T0 £00 DAY SUKL Address Gochenour, 4312 Charies st. Omnhw, i AT BOSTON w1 24 D2 SHOE SALESME ]{~\v.\h KD, FIFTY MEN TO TAKE PART IN Koone's production of “Iichard TIL" Call ut Rtage enteance Bo yd's th at10 o'clock Friday morning, November MGG B WANTED, AGENTS, £.00 t0 $0.0) PER DAY oo leeting smull plotures for vs Lo copy and en Targo. | Batiainction Gunrantoed and o H0 outnt free. A. Dunne & Co., b Reade strect, New York. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 1=WANTED, LADIES OR YOU MEN TO take ight, ploasant work at thelr own homes: #1.00 to #4.0) per day can bo quietly miade; work ment by maily 1o canvassing. - For particulurs ad- drows Globe Mig Co., Hox %31, Doston, Mass, ¥ tablishied 1850, M0 D14 (A LADY WO TAS 201 § HOUNS LEISURE ool Gy can ko maney by assisting s 1 NTED, A FIRST CLAS /Frontier Stenm Laundry. GI ) AT _21th and Leavenworth e FOR RENT-HOUSES. DA DESIRABLE HOME OF 9 IROOMS, FUR- hishod or unfurnished. Purtios golng 10 Call Tornia. Apply o premines, 1113 5uuth Tenth stroot : s T)-FOR RENT. § ROOM COTTAGE ON MOTOR Apvly 8. W. corner ith and Dougls, 19 NINE-ROOM HOUSE, MODI It 11 Lake st. Inguire ¢, D, Wood Fuinam. It D1ROOM 035 M THE FOR RI conventon worth, 1i ]) ~HI00OM COTTA MASON house, modern, S1st & Mason. Apply FOI RENT, 1 Dot i Davls company, 1505 Farnam Dakor 10 MOOM HOUSE 10,00 Keod &'8elby, Board of Tra —FLATS, parts of city DWELLINGS, COTTAGES 1IN ALL Kilkon ¥ & Co., Continental bik. USIEAND BAUN 2014 3. 3. Gibson, 807 " MODERN 1. tal block. Mi72 DU MEATED £ ATS emney, room 1, Cont . antly located ! pply 1806 Clicaxo st., or L. = D JEW T 00N coTTAGES; colid water all mode Toeation for busis 10T AND Desirala BATH, p Improvements, s men i besutiful Stanford Girolo. Convenlent o Omaha_and South Ouinha. Apply €, 8 Elgutter, room 4, New York Life buiid i M T, I RENGCS VRANE DW ELTINGE TORNER o Doage and 17th and 17t and Capitol avenuo. n rooms oach. Near now postoflico sito Eo M . Clark & Co. CATITOL 2 The O, ¥ o 1 TR Faruam st LARGE LIST o AVENUE Dasls Co OF . TwWo stor atroot g Webator stoet wor. Tlenry W. Yates B 1) STNE ROOM HOUSE, (upeds, water cont pald r, 7001 41T Krbac STORY &ROOM 0 story ¢ Rent low, CoT- Jm et clty water FIEE MODKRN CONVEN ) per month. 1. N blook Mis DERN 16-1000M HOUSE, A winutes' walk postofiice VOl RENT, 100w, purlor, di L ity water, sowora o, only 6000 Wiills' Yatws, $ud aud Call [ FARNAM aved), 4 houses, § rooma ench, §4th and Jones, $12.5. Eino arge house, Kourtzo place, 30 fany houses, winter prices. ¥, 1 Woad, 10th und Douglas, formerly Hute B & Woad. 511 2 1), M08 MENT, KLEGANT NEW 10-B00M B1i1 i [t 1 osldonco; tusido Al modorn couvenienc anun & Co., 217 Karbaeh bloc M Pogron Ieae RLEGANT MODEIN WL Louse near Hnnscoi park. splendld noiglbor Rigod lieaithy loeation. tieo. N, 1icks, 05 NV Life % ROOM FURNISIED COT 12 o j) ANR BENT, 1L i provements, & Teasonnaly. ¥OR RENT TRNISHED ROOMS, j;: SOUTH ROOM. ADDIESS 1t 52, Bie 3 4 Mows Dis “§0AND 813 PER MONTH, -ao-n wwn locadon, USE 1 ROOMS, M( T Maplo also largo ba WITIL HEAT Kuquire 2d foor, 16003 Mib % ¥ FURNISHED 100M, 2010 m‘\-r' A AEWLY FUINIBUED LOOMS WOIL LADIES £ kentiomen. Inguire at Wy u..nuu & - FON AT, & HOOMS FOIt ko usekechloy AlE Eouth 19th street. 3ud fo0r. Moz 260 JURD AND UNFURNISHED 1 KA noar Mlgh ackool, at 015 D sven Mra M. K But S MALVE AV, FURNISHED G F Burte, 0 [y FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. J§THE DOLAN, 30 AND WILN. 18TH o7, W l" NICELY FURNIBUBD SOUTHEAST FRONT room with alcove and bay window. Al modern convenlences. Hoard Private family, N F0th street Lk FOR RENT UNJURNISHPD ROOIS ( 1 ROOMS, MODBRN NVERNINCES, TO Tramily without ohildren; 291 Farnam. Inquirs axton block 08 1OOMS FOR (G USFURNISTED RENT M oMy WITIE Gt U8 Twaters $12; 4 Groy I SHED 1t st T RENT, TWO SOUTIT T nousekecping, furnished AND LARGE AoUth exposy Mt 270 (GoMANDEOME PATULOR room, modern, east front LI0oRt0n, 114 N, ith siroet FRONT BOARDIN @& X REAS yen or 18th MiS7 50° I, SATISFACTORY TARLE B onable prico at tho Hill and Do, ARD AT 110, N. W. o FOR RENT-STORES' AND OFFICES. STORY BIUCK BUILDING e biliding Ay a Araproof o complete steamhontiag fxtu watcron all Uie Hoors, gas, ol Apply at the Hitice 5 FOR RENT, FOURSTORY BRICK WARE houso with trackage. Knquire J. A. Crel i 05 15t National Bank blag W17 FOR RENT, A GOOD ation for ‘buteliee shop and tinwaro or I tore. In block. Inquire at £.J. Ly th stro N BUSINKSS OPENING FOR RENT--MISC KOUNY'S TALL (OLD JW. Cor. Dodga and Fourtoonth streets. Can rentod for balls, pariles otles ¥o a1y 405 New Vork Life bullding M7z JFOR RENT, BAKERY, WO OVEN Jrosidence in 'conneetion. Good location, 26th and M stroets, South Omaha. Also bakary ot 158 Eouth Iith street, Umnha. 1nguire of L. C. Gibson, M LLANEOUS. METROPOLITAN) AND WANTED--TO RENT, ]" ROOM AND BOALD IN PRIVATE FAMILY G ED EHT RS NG S o (OR WITIT ew furniture. it M5S1 2 GENTCEMAN AND 118 unfurnished rooms in Cleaniiness and comfort Refercnces required. Ad- ? UNFURNISTI G oo, T, WANTED., 1y A wife. 2 furnished or strictly private family. nre absolute requisitos. dross 1867, Beo ofice, STORAG. STORAGE CHEAD, “arnam stroot. M STORAGE. YOI DU A¥lcaretully looked after. 18(h und Ilarnoy. GY OR CARRIA Cloan, dry, airy Fo Drummond Carrlage Co. 199 D11 tirat mortgages, leed & Selby, $34 Board FOIU MDS contidontial, Noby i 200000 TO_£20,00000 CASIT f0ld chsap ory thing 0., Beo Bl 142) Dodge, TED. 10 BUY BLECTION CLAIMS; orks and togistrars boug ad W. It Davis, room 20, Continental ALY 1y AT 10 D1y bloek N WANTED, FRESIT COW. nam SOUTH OMATA RIEEAL ESTATE OW NI take notice. o Catholle Hall assoclation wants Lo purchiso a lot well located with reforence 1o business centor. Will pay spot cash. All owners uf property de.iring to sell may submit descriptlo d torms 10 O por Com. on Grounds, FOR SALE- FURNILTURE. O XQr SALE AT A BAUGAIN, OFFICE OIt bank furnitire, ulso zood burglar and fire proot safe. Inquire Amerienn Savings bank. 1ot ” FORSALE, FURNITU of slxr. At wlmost new 1, 0F Will exchus Klat With'r . 16th st., Clousor bl ITURLE, CARP BEDDING, ETC., comple’s outht o for Umalia real somors for reat. klat K k. 03 IS AND DISHES, Niv brib 2id atreet. M) NI URE ROOM HOTSE, xon 5L, and house for rent. Party leav: qulre atabove number or 1510 Harnoy M5 20* AM-TT M5 MLBALE, KU Jac clty FURNITURE OF A at, all Toos renter ATED 45, 16th st l-OR SALEHORSES, WAGONS, ETC. LE, A SIXTY-DOL 1. B. Colo. C AR TOD BUGGY Qs VOR BALE CLEAL, HORSE OmAtia GARINSL 180 oRD: #1058 NOWEL N rlghit enging; both in good repalr. Inquire of Fest. 2 1807 1o ward stroet, Omaha, A M POWER TWO DESKS AND SAVE IN 00D CoNDIL. for salochoap. Waltor B 0 & Co.. 1203 625 Qu Do, Q0N SATURDAY, » E AT 0'CLOCK, st pablle sale to' the Ligheat' bidder. two wiid steors hranded O, 11 Baunier, ono-balf milo north Teutonta park. MIItary roud. Mo MISCELLANEOUS, 12 WANTEL RVt 1K USE OF A FIRESH COW FOR 311, Dayls, st Nav'l bank M1 CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS, NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVO 7 ANT, Sit o N liith, L MRS, Sirance 150 from eradlo affaira of life: b 0 you love. coma all and be con- d of her romarkable powers. Office hours 9. 1n. 109 p. 0 of your future w .00, chart nlone §. and nt throuy Al lettars conta T T, RO TR mal baths, sealp and hale troatment, manienra and culropodist. Mrs.Post, 510g 3 15th, Witub vlock. Co M N MADANE T and sou b STOWE 1ith and Doy 12 CAl Massage, SMITIL, 1 toor suluhur ths M4l 20 ohiol. T, caw N00F, TO0m 7, massage, aleoho Iphur wnd sos baths Mg 1+ MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. G, K. GELLENDECK, BANJO TEACHEILN W, €O 1tk wud Marney. Llarney streot eniranc. 92 \ T MONEY 10 LOAN-REAL ESTATE. “ LOANS ON IMPROVED A City property B.000 and unw No delays, W, Farnam Smith & Co.,15th and 1 CIEAL Wihitl, ney s foos, W- W “r‘ ANTILONY LOAN AND TRUST COL 313 N. ¥ i s at low Fatas for eh0los s)curiLy 0 Nebraska 0r l0wa farms 0¢ Omaha clty property W AN sent \\ AT al charg . Moikle, First Natlonal Bank bldg LOA BEE BID [ CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO,, OMATIA proporty i L AR AT (%) LOANA LESS THAN 7 VR JT. Laries lliey, Omatia Nat. bank bldzs. @1 \"7 TPER CENT MONEY NET TO BORKOW. ors on Omala clty proparty. No oxtra churges ofany kind. Why pay high rates? Money ia choap You et got ull bonent of low rat Loan and Trust Co., I6th ana Doage Wil AP MONEY, S 1614 Farnan. Wik e —PRIVATEMONEY, 1 AND MO RIG loans, 10w rates. Albx Moore, Heo bldz M5 MONEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY property,low rate. " 4. . Frosh Dougias bl “v ¥ HARBISON, 013 & YL LIFR. T-OMAMA BAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real estate st lowest market rates. Loads wade I small o large suma for short or long Ume. No commission Iy cEarked and the loans are not ld In tho east. but oau wiways be fouud al the k00 Lhe ouruer Of 14tk wad Douglas strects MONEY LO LOAN CHATTRELS. X 90 YoU WANT MONEY! THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER 0O, HOOM 4 WITHNELL BLOUK, _ 310 SOUTH 10th CORNER HARNEY 8T WILL TOAN SUM LARGE FROM DOLLARS WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITU RE, u..?- s, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECS(PTS OR PER SONAL PROPERTY_OF ANY KIND ANY SMALL, You AIJ. WILL / Do WELL T oN US FIRST OURTERMS WILL MEKT YOUR APPROVAT, You can pay the monoy back AL any timn in any AMOuNL you wish, and thus reduce thy careying the 10An in Proportion Lo amoun TF YOU owe a balanc your furniiure or other personnl property of any 1. wo will pay it O £0r you and carry 1t as lone as yon dosire, VOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE TTOUR FROM 111l TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION. No publiclty or removal of property so \hat y0u got the e of both money and property. 1% ~DO YOU NEED MONEY TIE OMAIA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, will lend you any sum which 1arge, b the lowest possiblo rates, In the' quickest possible time and for any length of time Lo suit you Fou ean DAY It back in such Installments s yon wish, when you wish and_only pay for it as 10ng a8 you keepIt. You ean bo! HOUSENOLD FURNITUY HORSES, WAGONS WARKHOUSE PERSONATL OF ANY ON TIHE DAY YOU withcut pablicity or r you can atany thmo and tiat costaf carrying t Heforn borrow stwhere call and sos us and you wiil find 1t greatly to your advantage OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN (O, Hoom 11, Creighton hlock 111 South 1th stroet. next (o postofico. DLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPO HATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMATIA. you wish, small or ASK FOR IT nival of proporty. y any part of the loan JUAT pald lessens tha THE 0 CHEAP RATES live X MONEY-0, § and ensy payr stock, ete., without hand. Duff Gre DAV, n, ro AN MON I fotly contidontial. ‘AL WiLL urit WITCHARD, 51 DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & |mm.‘|c 51 EY LOANED CHEAP AT YOUR OWN timo. Nebraska Loan Co., 1316 Douglas st MORRIS, 451 No* x ~CHATTEL LOANS, 92 N Y. LIF3. BUSINESS CHANCES. Y, FOR SALE AT A VERY LOW KIGURE, THE entiro state interest 1n one of the henviest pay 1ng monopolles now before Itwlll aave 2) per cont of the coal biils of evorybody and pro. duce better results. Kverybody wants it and will have It whon scon. A Iarge business can be done atonce in every county. Full particulars by u Addross G. I5. K., 1129 1, st., Lincoln, Neb. M —FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD farm or unimproved Neb land n first class stock drugaand neoossary fixiuros that Wil oy about £10,000.00. 1n Omatin Neb, dotnga good ‘cash business Neb, Y FoR saL wmillinery siore trade. Low rents, Address 1854, Bee RADE FOR A FARM, and business having o ko tine location, well adyert 0 OLD 1S business of tul to the pxt GOOD OPEN TSMALL STOCK OF ral merchandise. Corrospondenco solicitod. Noix Nelson, Verons, Neb. Y [k you w 0t koods quick, address with stamp, teu's busin s exchange, Board of T Vau Pat ware business in town of 150 | ebragka: will luvolce 83500, Address bo + tor ‘any good real Z valuation. Mon 7, FoR EXCIANGE, GOOD [N /4" braska tur Sitice box !, (s AR OMAMA R 7-Fou ficstte, 55 0l BAGGAINS IN KEAL Alox Moore, lioo, bide, NEW 7o Funsrune, BEDDIN Jof a slx room flat, compiate outtit ‘for houso keeping, for Omah o real estate. Flat for rent wit four roomers. Flat ¥, 705 3. 16th strect. Clou: block. 402 “LHAVE A GOOD FARM WIHICH [ WILL EX ichango t tock of general i ¥or particulurs address k. G, Coryell, Neligh, Ne G20 N30* Z 480 ACRES OF CLEAL tho bost winter wheat districts 1n Kansas to ex- o for 10 ot 2)-acre tract noar Omaha city W1l pay eash diffaronco It porty i3 Address, giving price aud location, O 2, Bea LAND IN ONE OF —1OWN 100 FARMS IN Zin Dot merehandise, Frankfort, ind ERRASKA, KANSA WL noll chenp, or oxihango i Tiorsos and cattie. Address box 7 5000 worth of iey Nebraskn or koo resid 0 Omaha to valuo of 8), 1~ GENERAL STOCK T0 EXCHANGE Uestate and cash. Van Patton’s busine change, Hoard of Trade. T/—EXCILANGE, T WILL X CHAN Unod two Tots, ull clear, good title, £or s good farm In wostern' Nebruska; must be free of encum- brance and perfect title. Address 1t 63, Boe. M55 260 TAKE CLEAR VAC/NT K of fla 00d Order, Bewer con- new wa sets, city water, paved oxcellent locality, coitage in £4L.000 at 6 per cent Interest. all In trade. Ames Keul Estato Agency, 1507 Farnum st. M55 20 7, -NEBLASKA FALNS AND 200 ACKE SIT ranch for Omaha yeninl property. Koom Globe hotel. Mos2 - FOR TRADE (s, Blo lons, WILL 77 FOI THADE OR SALE CLEAP Zivorse, ask at 1409 Douglas. I*OH- HAL ATA BARGAIN, 2 CHOICE LOTS, each; more adjoining It desirod 8. W.corner 10th and Arbor Finost city forroaidonce. Block from 11th St Chiarles Hay 1021 50, 10th St., Omakia. 0 i —RiEAL KESTAET. 50x115 fent East fronts: location In motor lino. Ml £ LOTS IN T 1ocs in | 2 On kardening b Call for pricos. Dosirablo 5's_apdition, on mill 0 to $0.00: terms ensy. a and South Omala, poses or subdividing )tages In good rosidence locality near car lne £2,700.00 o §5,600.00; smnll cash pay- mont, balanes monthly, Polter & Goorge Company, 10th and Farnam Sta. D266 080 U0 A RES BIAUTIFUL VALLEY AND SBCOND benel Innd in eastorn Nebraska, gontly nnduint ing, richest of soll, Bine orehiard, good bulldings, living water, threo and ona-half milos from good markot; good school and church close by, Prico $40.00 pir aero. n the vielnity ssiling for 40,00 and $40.0) rm will readily rent or $500.00 pur your, Address C. ¥ Hurrl- 2N Y. Lt Mo A LRGAIN, ABOU genson, Douglay Co., i) will sell los » NIANY FARMS 3 Lorms. CHEAD; Sarnam st M FON SALE VERY Goo. W. £ Contes, 161 RE4Y, EsTarE, only, My word is good. W 4. Albrikht, 5212 w York Life 6523 i class; prices 85.0) Lo §20 per ac: Wagonor, #62 N. ¥. Life blag, ) A'l A BAUGAIN. A FEW VERY FINE LOTS IN Briggs add. at & bargaiu; only & win, walk from Belt 1100 OF stroet car b Omaha. Address B. 1. & Cg., Galena, 1il. & SALK—A NEAT 8,000 HOME FOIL lww Waterman, 505 New York Lifo MY rox SALE FIVEACKE TRACT WITH SMATS cottage, just ity lmi spmmmly ACHES WIT| 10 elty. Bplondid plsco for sruall tablo gnrdoniug U ic fruit ou qulek,only $4,50. Farm, Kearuey county, 2305 Foppleton aveu ue, Kast frout on Park, 80X, 15 20 nere. West front near Park, §2.150. Lot, Lowe avenus noar Farnam, $1.500, Lot Lowe avenuo near Califorois, um Lot noar Mr. Yates' fine residence. Business property noar postofiice. Businoss property, close in, $1,000.5 Lot. Faruam street and 3th, .50 unnn 8 propesty, 2th and Nichoins, $10,000. m, elght miles Out, 165 per acre. nm Len miles out, B Py 0k X BUiteas o 16xk oapr umo.‘% s ivoa, 81 New York Lite. ML FOR SALE-REXL !S‘l‘ATE Contiriied JOR SALE, BLEGANT NEW AND MODERN built cottage noar Hangeom park. ono of the prettion piaces 1n Cmahayn spiendid baceain it taken quick. Geo. N. Hicky, %8 N. ¥ Late, bids. 0171 JOR SALE, NEAUTIFUL RESIDERCE LOTS nent Hanscom paek, splSbItd chance to_ obtaln home ata low figarkisco only 82,40, Geo o i 137 HORSES WINTERED. TIGRSES wiste RIED ON OUR FARM. tros., 1216 Park ave TURIN 07 N% WILL CARE FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF Horses at $1.5) por hoad pac_month, horasy sent for and returnod without (xfra chargo. Address M.J. Weleh, Gretna, Neb, W0 D HO' D AND CARED FOR, $§ MONTH UP. . Gans, PO, box 196, South Omaha, \"l\l‘l RING HORSES Leayo word at_Cotl ‘ass And 15th sts, OF ad Cheme T 093 MADE A SPECIALTY s 1lvery stabie, corne. dress ¥rank Balley, Honor NG PLANT 18 plate. polish and buff in o als) woll fixed to do Kinds of light manufaciuring in metal. Lar orders solicited: work guarantesd Ai: write fo Chaso Manufaeturing Co., Lineoin, No! Noble' and “Lineoin’ sewls bu(.m.u.p oty eetsbed b kinds of motals; we WOULD BE DL tome Miss M rec ASED TO TEA s woll na new call at Iatakin, I tly with Schia DRES INGAGEMENTS Tamiiies wolle LOST. ACK WATER_SPANIFL DOG Smonths old. Name Champos. b stroet, and kot roward. ING %% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST in the WORLD! MEGEBATH STATIONERY CO, 1304 Far ST B 4 entor 0 G5 8 1 “REM NEAR Ntetirn m Streot. Omaha "Improvemont is the order of the age.” We nover expactai, 1n our most san guine moments, such “an increase in sales as commenced on the fivst of Sep- tember. The Smith"' Premiecr Type- Writer is having enormous sales which are wide and far re \\hlng. Theso are the reports we are receiving from our many branch offices ATRIAL MEANS A SALY Send for a descriptivd catplogua THE SHITH PREWIER TYPE-WRITER 0., 160914 Fatnam St., Omaha, Neb. E. H. MAYHEW ‘\Iml:u:ur THE SHORTEST LINE T0 CHIC AGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, as repre- sented on this map. e = 10U% ciTY 5 EHEIVCNQ 0 'JCEDAR RAPIDS Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omabha daily at7:05 p. m,, ar- riving at Chicago at9:30 a. m. City Ticket Office, 1501 Far- nam St.,, Omaha, F. A. Nasn, Genl Agent Notice of tho Sitting of the City Council uy A Board of Equilizath To the Unlon Pacific Railway ('luup.my.\lm Omahe & Ropublican Valley Raliroad Com- the Burlington & Missourl River Rl . tho Omaha. & Southwestorn llllll‘u.ld Company, the Missourl Paeific Railway Company, the Omaha Beit Ral Compuny, the Uhlcago, St. Paul, Minneapo- lis & Omaha Rullway Company, the Premont Elkhorn & Missourl Valley "Raliway O pany, the Omuha and Nortii Platte Com pany, the Sioux City & Paeite Ruiiw, Compan, the Omaba and Northwestern Raliway Company, and the Sioux Clity and Northern Railway Company: Omahw and Northern Nebraska Ratlroad Cou, 1yt You und of you are hereby notified that in accordance with section 9 chaptar 12) of the com |:lu-d stututes of Neb ki for 1801, ontitled “Cities of the metrope the city elerk of the ety of Omuaha has adde | 1o the assessment rolis of suld city of s, all storehouses, warchouses, snops and other tho right-of-way uralong or any side-track of wach of said 1'10rthie DUTPOSEs OF rent by your r mpanies or,purposes other than the ordinury operations of sald companies, und not appeariug on sl Ssessiient rolls; and also all lots and lrnds outside your re- spective rights of-way, ;which sald right-of- way only includes 60 fegt 0f 1ands and ot abutting on cach side of the maln tracks of any rallroad: which saidaddition and assess- ment thereon are on 8 1n the office of the elty clerk hllhl\'fl 10 your and each of your inspection. And you and egch of you ure fur- ther notifled that the ot ouncil'will sit as a board of equalization atifhe office of the city clerk in the eity ||.tllnll filuy. the Znd day of Decomber, IS24rom U o “ll bia.m. 105 o'c ook P m.. for the purpose Orgqua izing thespro posed lovy of taxos on said) property aud cor- recting nny errors thereln, 1 of licaring ull Compininty tuut tho OVRSFs of Bropariy 80 10 ho taxed and assessgl niny make: sald tuxes aud assessments bel levied according to law for gene tuxatiol Omahba, Neb., Nov rd, 1802, n2ddst JOHN GRAVES, City Olerk: "o all owners of lots orqiurts of lots on Wool- north ‘avenue frow’ Semhid stroct to Sixih stree You are hereby noti signed, three disintereste city of Omaha, bave bee the mayor, with the app; eil of siid clty, 0 ase [ that the under- freeholders of the duly appointed by oval of the city coun- the damage tothe owners respectively of the property affected by the grade of Woolworth avenue, fr( ond street to Bixth steeety declared necessar by ordinance No. K, lllilud November 1, 1802, ahproved Noverber i s You ure further notified, that having ac- copted sald lpmillnmun. ana duly qualified a8 Tequired by Law, we will, on tho 3)th day of Novembor, A D. 1, ut he hour of 4 0'clock In the afternoon at the ofiice of George J. Paul, 165 Faruam street, within the corporate Hinits of sald city, meet for the purpose of considering and makinz the assessment of damazoto the owers: seapeotively: of wal property, afiected by sald”chungo of ‘wrade, kloz 1to consideration” special benchte it an Vou are notified to be present at the time and place aforesuld, and make any objection Lo or statements concerning, sald assessmeut of duunges, a3 you may der prover. l\lll&l AN ‘d Milives, Omahs, Nov. 15, is2. Nicdio OVEMBER A Bridal Tour, at an American Sum- mer Resort. Human ingenuity has made it possible that American pleadure resorts can carry with them the health-giving properties of Europe's First Health Spring. W refer to Carlsbad. NN It will pay you to read up on this his- torical spot. For 500 years it has performed its bene- ficent mission. Emperors, poets, statesmen, all men of wealth and station have sought and found liealth here. Quite an expensive trip. But you need not go. 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Why sufferfrom thistorribla 11> Wn3a 4 Wwritlan gaarantsd 1y ositivelyglvon with 6 buxa oz rafunt thomonay i€ noteurad Senl stamp forfras Samplo. Guarantoa isgued by iKuhn &Cy 7ulsta, Solo Agonts, coraos conslsting o nl30_In Hox SERVE AXD BRAIN TREAT Mizzin. ntratloh causod. by Mental ing Insanity, mis- ralgia, Tleads Itquor or tot n, Softnces of th cay, death, Pr wor in clu; nale W pntorrhen caus nture « £ nox, Lupote vor-exertion A mont with $ will wrltten guprantee to refund if ot cured. anteo Issued only by Theodoro ¥, Lowls, drug- le ngent, southeast corner 16th and Farnam sts., Omaha, RAILWAY TIME GARD Taaves | CHICAGO DURLINGTON & @ | Arivs Doyt 10th a1 Maioa Sue | Omai Chicago Vestinaly PRD) A m Chieago Express. .. 5% m e Civieago xp | pm ~iChicago & lows Looal 6.0 m BURLINGUON & MO. RIVELL | Depot 10U and Mason Sts. Donver Vestibula €xpross. -Dendwood ExXpross. . “Danvar Exjress. ... Denvor Lim! . i.Hastings Local iincoin Local (Excop K. O, 80 ) &C, 3, Depot 10kh ant Masra'S Day Exproxs...| 500 p o t Exp via U. P Teans | 640 am Louls E r Going 1 It L & PACIFIC. East. |Unlon Dopot 10th & Maroy 000 8 m|.. .....Atlantle Kxpress... €40 p LT Veatinulo Kxpross L NIKhL X pTess ... CHIOAGO, It. 1, & PACIFIC. 10n Dupot 10t and Marey var Liniitod L Suniay) .. Arrivas Omana. 405 p £05p m Gyaan, | psa 450 p “ip 0b m|. sk ml: Leavos | Omaha. | 5 945 p K. Ghm [ v m 1705 p m . THxpross ... < ‘Denver Bxpros 1o b | i 640 p m| . P 640 ml... Vast Mali CILICAGO, ML & & 0 U. I’ depot and Marey Ets, B[ <eee e Ol i % | Teavos | Gmana|_ Lianve SIOUA CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrives Dopot. 10th and Marey 5 1 Oman 0% Uity Passongar..,.... (102 ia> -8t Panl Express |00 & m St Vaul Limiited. Leavos X MO. VALLKY. Omahs v 900 & o 900 & w|(iEx Hat) Wyo, Exp, 80 p ..Norfol U. P, depot, 10U an (Ex sun'y) Carroll Passouger. Chieago Expross. . tibule Limite aswrn ¥lyer ) Chie. Pass. (KX CHICAGUO & NORTHW BN TR Union Depot, Couneil Blufts Arrivar Transfar tern Kiyor... nbio Matl (i3 Mlssuum VACIFIC, L 15t and Webater Sty St Louls Express St Louls Kxpross | OMAHA & T, LOUIS, _ Unlon Depot. Councll Blums. | St Louls Caion Ball.... 121CAGO, . 1. & PACIKI i Asiaatio Bxpross. miled. ST, JOE & ¢ unell Blufts. Kan y Expross Kansas Uity Night Expro: 8L Louls Bxpe SIOUX CITY & PACIFI Union Depot, Councll Bluffs. Blo0k Olty A6cow moation. . . 8t Panl ‘Iwrluv . Lllll'Ahu. BUKKL UI! oY, Unloa Depot, Councll Bl tllnqo Expreas ... s | mu ., ¥xpres .. ‘ IAH‘I"I P mfl. ok e Marey see|Oiane i lanll Cannon Ball.. v M X0 E and Webstor Bis. b 13 ‘,II W i o 5 b | dhows “'fn. '.I?." Sy [ A uu'i-'i-‘inumuvrul d'f) RAPID TRANSIT REVOLUTION. Eleotricity Pushing Into the Domain of Steam Power, St. Paul Ploneer Pre: We are somewhat prepared, from our knowls edge of the changes produced by tho substitution of the steam railroad for the stago conch, to understand what will happen in case tho projected electrie railroad between Chicngo and St. Louis, which Is to carry passengers at the rate of 100 miles and upward an hour, should prove a succoss. —Its rovolutionary ef- fects will not ba by any means to the transportation of people from point to point, but it will bear upon and alter hundreds of the eommonest facts of our daily lifo, and revolutionize to a considerable oxtont the course of busi ness, Mr. Edward Atkinson has laid stress upon the fact that every groat invention or improvement in machinery is potent as a Gestroyer, and that prac- tically all the implements used in doing the world's work must be consigned to the junk shop every twonty years. One bas but to think back for a moment and imagine himself purchasing for use today the pattern of any kind of machine thit was oun the market twenty years ago to appreciate the truth of it. “And Ve far-reaching and revolutionary will be ‘the work of the new rapid transit scheme if its practical operation mcets the hopes of its projectors, Tho first groat eftect, of course, will be the fint issued against the existing railronds of the country. They will not be destroyed immediately or lie as un used property any more than people have ceased to muke or usoneedles since the sewing machine was invented. But they will be assigned to new uses. The great trunk lines between important with all the improvements that have been made to secure comfort and rapid travel, must be used theroafter mostly for freight cavviage. If it is possi- ble to carry peoplo with comfort and safoty at the rate of 100 miles per hour of average speed, with a promise of bottor time still in the future, then it is clear thut the passenger train of the present, with all its costly accessories, and not- withstanding the untold millions that have been expended upon its develop- ment and improvement, must disappear as surely &s e Tetigpes ship beforo the ocean greyhound. [f people can travel from New York to Chiongo in from six toeight houra, they will not spend twen- ty-five on the way. And if the thing is amechanical possibility, then the money to mako it a renlity will be forthcoming upon demonstration. If the St. Louis- Chicago electric is a success, lines built and operated in the same way will con- nect all the larger cities of the country before the end of five years, Now such lines as this must be bullt in a very different way from tho or nary railrond. They must be practi- cally aur lines. Thero can be no steep grades or heavy curves ina roadbed carrying vehicles that move at the rate of 100 miles an hour. There can be no crossings at grade. There can be no chances of collision, but everything must be run on the biock sysiem. We shall have the country traversed by lines of communication perfectly shut out from the common_highways. Over the heaas or under the feet of the people, or in lunes securely walled against all appronch, will specd the motor of the future. Ixcept for the longest journeys,half-way or more across acontinent, the sleeping car will pass out of use, For its occupation will be gone when a man could not have time for even a comfortablo nap hetween New York and Bosten, Therailroads now in operation would be used, for a time, as carriers of freight, and those which sorve a rural patronage would hold their place for many years. But eventuully freights would seek the vapid transit lines, just as most of them have forsaken tho steamboat for the railw and the enor- mous _capitali n of wealth vepro sented by the railronds of the country must become wholly or partly unre- munerative. This is but a glance at the commercial reyolution which it is reasonable to belicve may be an nctual and tangible occurrence in the course of a few years. Nothing touches morve directly or powerfully upon the life of & people than such a chinnge in methods of transportation. If the new electric railroad is o success those whom it whisks from point to point in breathless wment wiil find it the forerunner of a new era altoge You dow't want a torpid hver; want a bad complexion; you don’t want a bad breath; you don’t want a headache, “Then use DoWitvs Little Early Riscrs, the famous little pilis. | Pears’ _ Soap We perspire a pint a day without knowing it; ought to. If not, there’s trouble ahead. The ob- structed skin becomes sallow or breaks out in pimples. The trouble goes deeper, but this is trouble enough. you don’t If you use Pears’ Soap, no matter how often, the skin is clean and soft and open and clear. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it. About Gloves 2} when you are buying gloves, for driving or etreet wear, repiem- ber that Hutchinson's are the Dest for wear. The reputation he Bas gained in the pust 4 years for making gloves That Never Rip and that are stylish and service- able, 13 such es 18 enjoyed by no other manufacturer, Seclocted #kins only are used, If you want to know more about gioves that are Landsomely made And Fit Beautifully and your dealer cannot :uwl y you ‘with Hutchinson's Gloves write to him for bis fllustrated book sbout gloves. Lt willinterest you. Estabe Lshed 1662, JOHN ©. HUTCHINSON, - Johnsicwn, N.Y. confined | RUFFLED HIS DIGNITY, A Cruel Practioal Joke Played on an Oho Judge. Judge Walker Reid was a famous lawyor and judgo of ante-beilum times, says the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, Heo was for many yoars a circuit judge before the county seat of Masoh was transferred from Washington to Mays- villa. Ho was physically a man of great sizo, especinlly ubout the girth, Morall: he was a gom without a flaw, an montally he hardly had a superior in the commonwealth, He was o man of great digoity of character, and, toa stranger, bore the alv of being unaps proachable. But he had a heart s simple as o child's, and those who ap: proached him found his scoming austerity molted at oneo into kindnes and gentlo courtesy, Ho was of rathes quick tomper, but his angor wus of that volatile kind that ojocts itsell in rapid spurts, leaving his mind vosy with good nature, lix-Congressman Wadsworth of Mays- ville, nt present one of the attorneys of thos Chesapeake & Ohio railrond, was one of Judge Ileid’s most active tor- mentors,as woll us his greatest favorite. The worst joke ever played on the old judge was in" 1845, The judge and a lob of his lawyer chums were on their way from the Lewis circuit court to Flem- inesburg. Of course, Wadsworth was along, ana ready for duty as usual. On their v it was necessary to cross Kin- niconick ereok. There had beon o vio: lent rain ecarly in the moraing and, while it had not raised the streams to any great extont, it had rendered them all swift and muddy. This condition of tho streams suggested to Wadsworth tho scheme of u joke, the most harrow- ing thatev outraged judicial dignity since the formation of the earth, When they had como to within about a milo of Kinniconick, Wadsworth, eall~ ing attention to the swollen condition ot the small vivulets and “runners™ to con- firm hisupinion, stnted that he feared the large stream would be past fording. As ho said this ho slyly winked at the attorneys ana they ab once gave ex- pression to the same fencs,knowing that o practical joke on the judge was form- ing in theit associato’s cranium. *Well, what'll we do about it?’ fear- fully asked the old judge. *‘I've got to go, freshet or no freshet.” Wadsworth replied: “T'il tell you what, judgo; Thomas and I will ride on and test the stream hoefore the rest of you got there. Wo'll earefully oxamine the ford, and find the bost place for you to cross, judge, as you are not able to swim.” “Very well, very well,” judge. Wadsworth and Thomas galloped for- ward, When the judge and his party came veam they beheld Wadsworth homas on fho opposite banlk, weore stripped 1o shaet and s, and they ljeld a pair of pants cn them, which they affected to be wringing. **Hold returned tho up! hold up!? yelled Wadse worth, in loud tones of caution; “‘the stream is up to the line of your horses’ backs. You'll have to strip off your clothes, us we did, or you'll get ’em wet, and as it’s a cool day to get your clothes wet it would kill you, judge.” **Yes, thut's 50,7 admitted the judge, in sorrowful tones. “The old fellow then climbed down from his horse and slowly stripped off his olothos, all except his shirt (which was short), and tied them in a bundie. Ho then remounted his horse, placing his knees in the saddle and the clothey in front of him, and rode fearfully into the turbid stream. On, on he rode, but the stream seemed 10 grow no deeper than it was at the very edgo. Oa to tho middle. Still shallow! Then tho awful trath dawned upon him that he had been ‘‘sold,” for the stream at no point from shors to shore was ovor a foot deep! The poor old judge, as soon as he made the dise covery, gave a erriblo yoll of agonized anger and dropped his 240 pounds avoire dupois into the saddle. Of course, be- fore the judge could dress himself his evil genius was a mile or more nway. wus threo hours at Jeast before tha judge could be persundad to abandon his resolution of killing Wadsworth on sight. — “THE PRINCE O/ SAFEMLN.” Bold Exploits of an Arrested American ) Belgiun Adam Worth, alias Harry Raymond, who has been arrested at Liege, in Jelgium, is considered by the New York police to be the most noted of Ame riminals abroad. He has for y le London his residence,bee iug a fugitive from justice from the United States for complicity in the exs tensive Boylston bauk robbery, av Bos- ton, about twenty years ago, Worth, who is now about 50 yeats of age, has long beon considered the ‘‘prince of safemen.” Among the ear- lier exploits of this daring criminal was tho plundering of the Ocean bank in 1869, when he was nssocinted with L,\nr- ley W. Bullard, alias *‘Piano Churley,” Criminal and Mirsh, alins “Big Ike.” Maximilian, or Mark Shinbarn, and *Bob” Cockran wore ulso members of the gang. Among other big robberies which Worth’s gnng succeeded in wadwthat of the Morchants Union Ixpress company, on the New York Central railrond be- tween Now York city and Buffalo. Bul- lard, Narsh und a reformed ex-convict bound and gagged the messenger while the othar members of the gang covered the train hands with pistols, ‘They gov away with about $100,000, Marsh and Bullard were captured in Canada and brought back w White Plains jail, but pending their trial some of their con- federates managed to liberate thom and they wenu to Boston, It was ouly n few months later that the Boyiston bank robbery took pluco. The burglars got away with cash and securities amounting to $450,000, With this rich haul. the trio hastened to Iurope. InParis the “American Bar,” a cufo in the Itue Scribe, was opened by Bullard under the name of Charles H, Wells, and it was there thut a thriving gnmbling business was conducted until vecently, when the I'rench authorities closed ‘the place, Bullurd obeing sen- tonced to one year in prison, After the Boylston bank robbery Worth rewuined abroad a long time, although he has made a number of trips to Canada, Worlh wus arrested in New York city somo years ago for blowlug open the safe in Stiner’s toa store, in Vesey street, but ho got off, the =~ evidence against him being too fNlimsy, Worth is believed to be very rich, owning his own lLiouse i London, where he lives in grand style. He is the owner, also, of a flne steam yacht, and cvery season enlers tains his friends—all of a shady charac- ter—cruising up and down the Mediter- ranean, a8 only a few weeks ago that Sa- pmll“undcnl Byrnes roceived n request from the authorities on the other side for a description of Worth, which it was found !ullwd with that of a crook who has been victimizing some of the wealthiest banks on the continent. The indictment against him for the Hoylston bank robbery in ldoston is still alive, and it will be difficult for him to get away from his vietims abroad by coming to this ,ounlry, a8 his pieture isin every rogues’ gallery, and tho polico of every city will be on $ho lookout for Lim, .